» 7 W $9 % 4 t ’ For feud RG X1OVEi CTT % THE IRISHMAN’s HEART FOR : ThE LADIES. wv As introduced by Mr. “revo A Ove day madam Nature was bus jo Beside her bright Venus was scated; She iook’d till her head it got dizzy, She long’d til her job was completed ; Pr making a heart said tae Goddess, 'T.e Charms of love all my trade is, Not a heart for a stays or a boddicc, But an Irishman’s heart for the ladies. ow She bound it all round with good nature, [i was ténder aud soft as a dove, SiT, "Twas sprinkled with drops of the creature, And stufi’d with large lumps of love, sit, "I was pure as the stream from the Shannon, As warm too as roasted potatoes, And red hot like a bali froma cannon, Is an Irishman’s heart for the ladies: “Then say, you deluders so pretty, Your own siiver tongues tell the story, That Irishmen melt you to pity, For they are the boys that adore you ; They ace always good humored and frisky. Nor of Dons, Dutch or Devils affraid 1s, Wve lips for our girls and our whiskey, And tight Irish hearts for the ladies. OUR OWN AFFAIRS. « As I walk’d by myself, I talk’d to myself, And myself it said to me—, ‘Beware of thyself, take care of thyself, For nobody cares for thee. sh A ei i A, LA Sex. PROPOSALS Tr By Jacos Ecper, of Harrisburg, Pa. A ————— War lishing by subscriptions a new work, NE hgh F THE WAR, tes of America and | 1g the years 1813 A ERE some new pica type, and good paper. 2./The price to subscribers will be One ‘Dollar—to contain upwards of 200 pages, octavo, handsomely bound and letter- ed. . 3. Those who procure 12 Subscribers, who become responsible for the money, shall be intitled to one copy gratis. * * The work is now in the press, and will be ready for delivery in a fiw weeks. . November 25, 1813. * x Subscriptionsreceived at this offica © - List of letters remaining in the frost office at Bellefonte, December 31, fiost1813. (A.) Samuel Ardery, 4; Joseph An- drew, B.John Bowersock, John Barren, Samuel Barr, David Bowman, William, ‘Bailv, Richard Bush, Caleb Bailey. James Boarland, Michael Boyers, Nicholas Bush, Joseph Boone. (C.) John & Washington Corsse, John Copenhaven, Samuel Carnell, Doctor Cowden, Richard Canolly Thomas Cornway, William Cooper. (D.) Jesse Dale, John Dunkle. (E) Docter Frede- rick Essig, 2; Magaret Eaken, Henry Ei- senhavey, Job England. (I) Rebecca Far- low, James Fulton, Alexander Fulton, Jno, Feavon, Samuel Fuiton, Willianx Fisher, ) George Gleim, Robert Garduer, Philip f1) Daniel Hammer, Abraham Hardsock, Thomas tail, Matthias Hep- shacNancy Hoody Daniel Horn, John Has- tel, George Michael Hollenback. (@) David Jones, Elizabeth Jack. (K) Wilk liam Kennedy, Josiah Kirk, Nicholas Kei- lev, Merinas King, Frederick Kellog, 2. (L Taomas Lewis, Amos Lewis, Isaac Lyman. ON) Joh Milier, Mary McCanna, Wiliam Morrow, James Melntosh, Hannah Mach- lan, Hugh M Mellin, John MGee, Sarah M:Ciiutock, Mary Meyredy, Joseph Mor- rison, Andrew Moore, James M:Cray, Ja- cob Meiich, Daniel M:Cracken, Jno. Ms Saving. (N) Mary Nesselrote, 2; Chris» tian Nesselvote. (£) Margaret Prentice, Joshua Prentice, John Pennington, James Pucker, Joshua Potts. (R) John Rey. (S) S.muel Scot, William Swanzey, John Shan- non 3: Lott Stratton, Richard Saddier (T) M: Thoendyke, 2; David Tweed, 2 ; Andrew Thompson, Thomas Thomas. (E) Evin Wiliams, Jesse Willams, James Woodside, Jacob Way. Adam Weaver, Heury Work. (Y.) Herman Young. R. T. STEWART, P. M. wy > Py 43 5 A THE highest price wili be given for clean Linen and Cotten RAGS, at this ®rrice. & J RITE TT TT Fh $a df 2 % TX } AE ; TART UNE FB ROR ome or more years; and pussSession i given on the nist day ot April nex i {arm ou the south side of Baid Eagle "Creek, near the mouth of the same; forty or fifty acres cicaied, a proportion of which is meadow. . There is on the premises a goad Apple Qrehard, with a number ol o- ther fruit trees. A Saw Mili, two square iog Dwelling Houses; a number of othr buildings and Sugar Camps. For termes, appiy to JOHN FLEMING. February 19,1814. ERY » Y 4 B "EB ] A REY = a 7 ye A ® HE foliowluy iracts of Land, lying in the county of Centre and state of Pennsvivania, viz. 4200 acres ot first rate lime-stoue Land, on Stab Cabbin branch ot Spring creek.—13600 acres lyng in Spring and Patton townships.—4000 acres yi on the waters of Clearfield creek.—3000 a- ‘cres lying on the waters of the Moshanton Also, about 12000 acres iymg on the wa ters of South Bald Eagie creck, in th coutity of Huntitigdon, begining near ‘Ly- rone Forge and rung norta easterly’ to the Centre county line. The first mentioned tract of 4200 acres, may be divided into many farms, all of which will be well watered, well timbered and contain a quantity ol cleared land, asit is supposed there are about 1000 a cres of cleared land onthe tract, inciudiag Jarge and good meadows. The second mentioned tract of 1 leres is, calculated cniclly for Iron works, being rough and stoney, but weil timbered. ihe third mentioned tract of 4000 acres is chie good Laud for grazing. Of the fourth mentioned tract of 3000 acres on the Moshannon, nothing cay be sald ‘in praise, but that it contains great abundance of Sand-stone,. and may probably contain I- roh oar, Stone coal and Limestone he fifthhmentioned tract of twelve thou- sand acres, with the exception of a few farms, is alone, useful for Troi works. Also, two other farms in the county of Centre, one ‘adjoining lands of General Benner, on the head of Spruce (known by the nance of Kert’s Place) con taining 300 acres, upwards oil one hundred acres of which, aie in a state of cultivation. The other tract containing two hundred and twenty seven and bail acres. adjoin. the estate of thomas [‘erguson, lisg. dec A “ & NO 3600 a~ CrCl Ks eighty or ninety acres of which are also in n. Both the last fagha, a1) “ia a state of culuv tioned farms are cxcellent lime-stont Land, Indisputable tities will be given For terms apply to R. T. Stewart. Esq. Dellelute 3 Wm. R. Smith, Esq. Huntiigdon ; and Wm. Patton residing on the first mention- ed tract. i t Bellefonte, Feb. tst. 1814. N. B. The tracts wiil be divided. so as to accommodate purchasers. WILLIAM PATTON. Pha —— TUSSEY, FURNACE, " For Rent : THE whole of which shall be put in compiete repair. Possession given at any time after the first of March, next. For terms apply to ONWILLIAM PATTON. Bellefonte, Feb. lst. 1814. CENTRE BANK PENNSYLVANIA. OF or =] T a meeting of the Directors held, on A the 4th day of February, the followin resolution was adopted : Resolved, That a further payment of five doilars on each and every share of capital stock, subscribed tor in the Contre Bank of Pennsylvania (being the 7th and 8th instal- ments) be, and are hereby directed to be paid into the Bank, on or before the 6th day of April next. By order of the Boawd. INO. NORRIS, Casicir. Bellefonte, Feb. 4, 1814. : DISSOLUTION. The firm of Mussena and Patterson is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Ail persons indepted. to said firm are request- ed to call on Lyon Mussena, and sete their actounts without delay. ; LL. MUSSENA., WwW, H. P TTERSON. Aaronsburg, March 16, 1814. N. B. The stere will be continued by Sh M. # §Dersoury, every wr A DTT VED TS A YANID TRE RESPECTFULLY forms his ivte the pulgein general, that Be nteuds cote mencingfhe Saddle and Hainess making business by tbe first day of April uexy in the borough of Belicloute, at wie corer of Market and Main streets, Imunediately opposite Mt. Alexander’s tavern. He flat ters himself that from an attention to bust- ness, and the superior quality of his work, to merit a share of the pulic patronage. . Sw nas << P.S. All orders will be thankfully re- ceived and punctually attended to. Jellefonte, March 19, 1814 3. KLINE TAYLOR and LADY’s HABIT MAKER, ( Late from Philadelptia ) RESPECTFULLY infoms the inhabis tants of Bellefonte and its vicinity, that he purposes:carrying on the above business FI ————— in Beilefonte, at the House of R. T. Stew-: Esq. He flatter himseif that from his attention to business, and his foriner expe- ricnce, that he will give general satisfac tion. ; Bells fonte, March 19, 1819. MN. B One or two journeyman will meet with encouragement and liberal wages by applying as above. art, ~ NOTICE, ALL persons indebted to thé estate of Mr. mn. wClure, jae of Spring Township Centre County, dec. are requested to come forward immediately, aid discharge the same 3 and those having demands, against said state, will ipicase to bring them for- wt La t LV, NOT FANNY Ad BRIT 2 9 & subsamber respectiuily informe Lis Cand the public PEREYNL 13 : Lie public in Genera, that he Cairying on tne Cavinet-imaxiy Bd all its various branches, in tie his or WE ciletonte a 41 A « ; p rougzhie Bellefonte. He flatters bimseify! that fiom an atiention (o business, aud te gE quality of his werk, to racrit/a share. public patronage. CBENEZER 3 r Oll= 5 Mu ih MAG EL. gvc mentioned business; 10 whom fouragement will be given, two apprentiecs to the above mens isincss will meet with good encoun by applying to the subscriber. 3 ¥: n HR “tie a £1 5 # AN EL good One tioned | seh EBENEZER MAGEE. ite, Marehd9y 1814. ward properly attested for scililement bes fore the first day of July next. R. T.STEWART, Admr Bellefonte, March 9th, 1814. — NL —— $C ee tI ian ent) Qe we Sn. et LOST, ON the road leading from Bellefonte to A on ~~ ‘ WL - Wo, x Mr. Johnstons tavern, a hagdsome Sword Cane. Any person fu leaving it he' office of the American Patriot, shall be liberally rewarded. - / 1570 AL sr h Go C Bell fonee, miarch 6, 1¢ we, and ] 5 A 14. E REGISTRATOR. pASGeirmoan pap, underitbe above at ‘the, of- ositury’ in Cilam- morning, and im. i He pository differen LC Wioie Coni- 9B (LEW) DLICH i sow, cag lisasly published fice of the Frankl Rep ery Tuesday mediately forwaraod™ through this count malls arly tents of ‘this paper is weekly iransiated from the fatest lnglish papers the respectable patronage alicady received, (and which is daily receiving) those who Rave advertisments to publish, will find it their advantage to send them to this paper. Vy t +} as directed—=N-+ t A 1 Lh A0a 1vom Chambersburg, January 1814. 37 Subscriptions will be taken at this office. FOR SALE, A TRACT OF LAND SITUATL in Pennsvalley, Haynes town- ship, in the county of Centre, and on the main road [cading from Penosvalley to Brusi-vaiicy ; containing one hundred and fifty acies. thirty of which are cleared and under good fence. There 1s running through the premises a stream of water sufficiently large for turing a Fulling Mill or Carding Machine. The place is suitably situated for a Mechagiic of any kind, being i a po- pulous part of the country. For further partcuiars enquire of James Duncan, Esq. Aaronsburg, or the subscriber livi at Belietonte. no US ADAM WENTZELL. N. B. This piace 1s about two miles from Mr. Duncans’ Upper Mill andwithin five of Aarousburg. ‘Lioere has been a tavern Kept upon the premises. NOTICE. THE Subscriber respectfully informs his friends, andthe public in general, that he has commenced the Saddle aid Harness making business, in Bellefonte, ne to Mr. Roland Curun’s stove, w « € all ders will be thaukfuily rec «ved. z= « punc- tuaily attended to, by : WILLIAM | BAlefonte, February 12, 1814, » ¢ - ony (1 EVER] id ; We 2 HE ELEGANT IioRrsE, Y@UNG STUMP TY, wi : 8Ch, COL and end tand for mares the ensuing sca« encing on the first day of Apri on the first -day of July, at the stable «ofhe subscriber, in the town of A- aronshul at the iow rate of one dotiar and fifty cenfland a bushel of oats the single leap ; thie dollars and a bushel of oats the season ; @ five dollars and a bushel of oats to ensurdll colty The money for the sin- gle leap @be paid at the time of service; «dor. the s@son on or before the first day of October d for insurance as soon as the mare is [@wn tobe with foal. OUNG STUMPY, Is a bright Sorrel, 16 bands high, rising scven yealBold, is well made, and fit for cither Sadfle or Gears. He is noted for o sure foal gltter. Good attendance, but not liabie tor afgidents. SAMUEL MILES. March 12, 18142 or Aaronsbire, PRIVATE SALE. cts of wood land, about one miles {rom Bellefonte. One s about 70 acres, timbered th Chesnut-oak, Hickory and There is on the land an exe of water. ' tract contain y about 200 a-« nt timbered? land, suitable ilding or firewood. This r three good springs of wa- | titles will be made for both ts. Persons wishing to pur- by applying to F rBIWO t an ha tract cont principally Pitch Pine. cellent sprin The secon cres of exce either for tract has tw teron it. Go mentioned tr: chase, may k w the terms by the subscribe un the premises. ; i THOMAS HALL. Seat of Confnt, Merch 9,81614. — 2% -+ 1 ’ PUBLIC NOTICE: THE followitg are required descriptions of persons viz. who charge De ke licences Keepers of Boakding house for Liquors used § their hou Physicians, © Apbthecarics, Chemists; are required to t ea, Surgeons or ke out licem 6ES. V.H. PA Collector, 19th district, P - Aaronsburghy Marcu 12, TERSON, el ee BS. ete PUBLISH HAMILTON & | Is Centre County, B Fnuediately opposite a a wi dori
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