militias and Light troops, The encmy then
took possession of the village, and have
since bean exchangihg shots with our bat-
teries, which are on the east side of the
Saranac.
General Macomb is under no apprehen-
sion of their getting immediate posssession
of the works, although his force is far infe-
~ ‘rior to that of the enemy.
BRAVE, PATIOTIC, AND EREE CITIZENS
or Vermoxt ! Now is the time to volun-
teer your services in defence of your coun-
try. Repairto the scene of action-—sand
convince the encmy that the soil of freemen
1s sacred--that it must not, shall not, - be
poluted with impunity.
EE TA TRE MAIR,
MILITIA TAKE NOTICE!
The Pay-master wili attend at Bellefonte on
Monday the 17th day ot October next, to
pay the Militia .who served a six months
tour of duty under Colonel Rees Hiil, the
additional pay allowed by the State of Penn-
sylvania.
Commanding officers of companies are
requested to present their Rolls certified on
~ Honour, and countersigned by the Col.
September 1, 1814.
SALE OF LAND:
By order of ‘he Orphans Court of Cen-
tre County, wili be sold at public vendue,
on the premises on Saturday the fifteenth
day of October nexty a certain Messuage
and Lot of ground in the Towaship of Pot.
ter and County aforesaid, the property that
was of the late Christian Ulrich, deceased.
One haif of the purchase money tobe paid in
band, and the reminder in two equal year-
ly payments.—Due attendance will be giv-
2n by JOHN BENNER, Adm’r.
Certified by
Wa PEI RIRIN, Clerk, O. C,
September 17, 1814+ 3in*tf
I contre
FIFTY DOLLARS
RAWARD.
Deserted from the Rendezvous at Belle-
fonte: teis day, (Tuesday 20th September)
between the hours ot. land 2 P. M. an en-
listed Soldier in the 4th Regiment of Rifle-
men, who calls himself
WILLIAM BROWN,
.y ote years old, about 5 feet 9 1 inch-
es gh, light complexion, fair hair, blue
© os, and by profession itis believed, a
Carpenter. He states that he ser-
vel hls apprenticeship at Shippensburg, in
this state, and that his father resides about
three mies from Carlisle. Hels suppos-
ed 0 be an arttul fellow. and strong suspi-
Tw:
t 1a
AL ILUNHO
oiois are entertained of his honesty.
Tae cloatning he took with him were a
Rifle Cap complete, Rifle Frock and a pair
of waite cotton Pautaloons furnishéd by the
United States. From the information I have
been aule to obtain, it 1s certain that he has
a citizen's Long Coat with him, with plat-
ed buttons. The colourofthe Goat it is be-
lieved, is a dark brown.
He had also in his possessidn, a few hours
before he was missed, two double-cased sil-
ver watches ; the one old fashioned, and at-
tached to the other a square silver key, with
the initials J. M. engraved on it, and it is
supposed Bedford notes to the amount of 30
or 40 dollars.
Persons are cautioned against aiding or
sharboring said descrter, as the law will be
strictly coforced against them.
Itis to be hoped that all good citizens will
make use of some exertions to ensure his
apprehension, tor in times hike the present,
the crime of desertion ought to be ranked
. amongst those of the blackest cast ; and, ia-
~ dependent of this, certainly no friend of his
country can countenance such, presumptu-
ous fraud.
I will, with pleasure, give the above re-
ward for his appreheasion, and all reasona-
ble charges ‘shall be paid, if delivered to me
here, or to, any other officer belonging to
the Army of the United States.
The law against harboring deserters runs
thus :
«Sec. 17. And be it Further enacted,
That every person, not subject to tire ruies
and articles of war, whoshal! procure or en-
tice a soldiery in the service of the United
States, to desert; or who shall purchase
{rom any soldier, his arms,uniform clothing,
or any part thercof'; and every captain cr
commanding officer of any ship or vessél,
who shall enter on hoard such ship or ves-
scl as one of his crew, knowing him to have
deserted, or otherwise carry away any such
soldier, orshall refuse to deliver him'up to
the orders of his. commanding officer, shall,
upon legal conviction, be fined atthe dis-
cretion of any court having cognizance of
the same, i any sum not exceeding three
hundred dollars and be imprisoned any term
nol exceeding one year.”
WM. G:. GREEN, CAPT.
4th U.S. Rifle Regiment,
onte, 20th Septembery 1814.
22. 1nd
seiily
NOTICE.
A. COBURN Respectfully Informs the
Citizens of Bellefonte & its vicinity, that he
wili open a Sc rool for teaching CHURCH
Music this season, if he meets with encour-
agement—IHe tenders: his thanks to his
friends tor the very liberal encouragement
heretofore received~—He wishes to open
Schicois in Lewistown and Huntingdon, if
the citizens of those towns should be in want
of a Teacher of Church Music ; havijg
been for several years engaged in teaching
vocal Music he flatters himself he would be
able to give satisfaction to his Patrogs.
A. Coburn will tune and new string
Piano Fortes.
Belifont Sept. 15, 1814.
nT
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SAU TION
CAU N-
7THEREAS the subscriber gave to
David Storm, two notes of one huns
dred and ninety pounds each ; the first pay-
able 1st of April 1813; the other Ist of
April 1816; and eight other notes of one
hundred pounds cach : the first payable 1st
of April 1817, and ohe each succeeding
year ; and one other note of one hundred
and twenty five pounds, payable first of A-
pril 1825. This is thereloreto forewarn all
persons from taking an assignment on said
notes, said Storm not haying complied with
his engagements.
HENRY YOTTER.
Bellefonte, Sept. 17, 1814.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
IN pursuance of a writ issued out of the
Court of Common Pleas of Centre county,
Sur Judgment in Partition, will be sold on
the premises on Thursday the 13th day
of October next, ail that Stone Messuage
and Lot of Ground, situate in. the borough
of Bellefonte, now in the tenure of Joseph
Butler and others, and known in the gener-
al plan ot the said Town by lot No. 50.
the terms of sale will be cash---And the
premisses are sold as the property of Rob-
ert T. Stewart and Philip, Benner; both
parties having refused to take the premises
at the Valuation.
* JOHN RANKIN, Sif.
Shif’s Office Bellefonte,
SEPTEMBER, 12 1814
ED = ers Ie eet Gos erent HEED
TO BE SOLD.
ON Monday the 22d day -oi’ August, at
the house of Thomas Cummings Duns-
burg, at Public Vendue, one Lot of greuad,
with the entire ferry right; and thirty o-
ther jots in the said town, and adjoining.
This place is handsomely situated and
well watered. Excellent spring-water may
be brought to every house at a small ex-
pense.—~in the opwion of the best judges,
this will be a county town in a short time.
ALSO,
Onc tract of land, containing two hundred
and fifty-seven acres, about 16 alles from
Dunsburg, known by the name of Rattie
Snake tun. This tract is well timbered, and
has an excellent saw-mill seat, twenty rods
{rom the river, on a never-failing stream of
water,
—ALSO—
One tract in Centre connty, on the West
Branch of the Susquehanna, first rate bot-
tom land, about seventeen miles from the
mouth of the Bald Eagle ‘creek, containing
one hundred and eight acres.
acres cleared on it. Possession will be giy-
ne the Ist of April. Possession of the ferry
and Lot will be given in one year from the
day of sale ; and of the other property, im-
mediately. The payments will be made
light to purchasers, and indisputable titles
given the day after sale :
JOHN WHITE.
DuNNSBURG, JULY 8, 1814.
MN. B. A plantation to let for a number
of years, late the property of Thomas Sey-
mers, dec. about twenty miles from Dunns-
burg, with fifty acres of cleared land and
a good fishery. Any person wishing to
rent, can know the terms by applying tw
J. WwW,
RAGS
THE highest price that is given in casa,
will be paid for clean Linen and Cotton
RAGS at this'OFFicE.
OF ALL KINDS,
®
Executed at this Office.-
WANTED
IMMEDIATELY, an apprentice to the
Enquire at this Office.
Printing business.
September. 24, 1814.
This tract is
likewise well timbered---there are about 5
Y AND AGENCY.
THE subscriber wil. attend to the busi-
ness of a Land Agent in the borough of Har-
risburg. Those wishing to procure patents
or copies from any of the public offices
will hind their business executed with
prompriness.
ALEXANDER GRAYDON, Junr.
Harrissure, Avg. 14 1814.
An Ordinance, to extend all ordinances heres
tofore passed by the Town Council of the
Borough of Bellicfonte to the town of
Smithfield, and other fiurfioses.
Sec. 1. Be it ordained and enacted by
the Town Council of the Borough af Belle-
_ fonte, and it is hereby ordained and enacted
by the authority of the same, That from and
after the due promulgation of this Ordi-
nance; all ordinances heretofore passed by
the Town Council of the said Borough, that
are now in force be, and the same are here-
by extended to the town of Smithfield, and
the other parts of Spring creek township,
that were annexed to the said Borough, by
an act of the Legislature, at their last ses-
sion.
Sec. 2. And be it ordained, That, that
part of all ordinances heretofore passed by
the said Town Council, making it the duty
of the first named of the Council to act in
a judicial capacity, in the absence ina-
bility to act, or otherwise, of the burgess, be
and the same is hereby repealed. Passed
into an ordinance July i5, 1814.
ANDREW GREGG,
ELISHA MOORE,
CONSTANS CURTIN,
JNO. RANKIN,
JOS! MILES,
JAS STEEL,
EVAN MILES.
‘Attest—=Erisua Moore, CIK.
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TO WOOD CUTTERS.
THE subscriber at Hope Furnace, in
Miflin County, will give half a dollar (in
cash) per cord, for any number of cords any
person may put up from this time till the
first of December next—The cash will be
paid as soon as 50 or 100 cords may be put
up, at the option of the person cutting and
putting it up-The wood is oa good ground,
stands thick ; and is generally young thriv-
ing rock-oak, with a little white-oak and
black-oak----Provisions will be furnisned at
as low rate, if not lower, than at the iron
works in Centre County----Any company of
wood choppers contracting for six or seven
hundred cords or any fnrther quantity they
may please, shall receive a handsome com=
pensation.
; WM. W. LAIRD.
Here FurNACE, AUG. 22, 1814
SPECIAL COURT
a
Agreably to the provisions of an Act of
Assembly, passed the 28th March, 1814,
entitled, « An Act authorizing the holding of
Special Courts in the Counties of Hunting-
don, Mifflin and Centre,” the President of
the eight judicial district (the Hon. Sern
CrarMmay,) has appointed a Special Court,
to be held in Centre County, on Monday the
10th day of October tiext, and to continue
one week ; for the trial of all causes, now
Depdine in the Common Pleas of Centre
Caunty, in which the Hon Judge Walker is
concerned in interest, or was of council be-
fore his appointment.
J. G. LOWREY, Prot.
Bellefonte, August 6, 1814
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ADVERTISEMENT.
Preparing tor the Press,
A WORK, TO BE ENTITLED
THE TWO CAMPAIGNS,
Being a detail, of the events of the war,
by sea and land, from its commencment to
the first of January 1814, price half bound,
fifty cents each copy, of 96 pages, 12 mo.
The continued demand for the « First
year’s war’’ has rendered a second edition
necessary. It is therefore intended to extend
It to the end of the second campaign, under
the above title.
It will be forwarded, by the mail in
sheets, at thirty and a %alf cents each co-
Py- ~ :
Distant printers, who wish to publish the
above work, may have permission for that
purpose, on very liberal terms, by applica
tion to the « editor of the Military Monitor
New York” d
List of letters remaining in the Past Offices
Mill Hally July 1, 1814.
William Brooks, Charles Wilson, Eliza
Clark, William Dougherty, Daniel Ham-
mer James T. Hewey, Joseph Kerr, John
Maniel, Jas. M:Key, Jno. Patterson, The.
Spencer.
NATHAN PF“ EY. P.M.
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Causes for trial at the Special’ Co
Common Pleas Centre county, Octobe
10, 1814.
Les. of Lauman’s Ex’rs
TVS.
T. Thomas.
- Les. of Jus. Lamborn
V8.
: H Harwzock,
Les. Lauman’s Ex’rs.
UE.
Ramey & stratton
Leg. of M. T. Simpson
V8.
Jackson & Kinter,
Same Same;
Les of James Packer
Ud.
R. Gunsalus.
“Lies. of R. Gunsalus
vs :
Hoover ard Beixler,
Les of Lauman’s Ex’s]
Use
Jacob Houser,
Les. ot Johu Ashley
VE.
George Reynolds,
VS.
Jacob F ouser
Ve.
Martin Steel,
Same v8. Same,
Les. of Richard Wistar
v8.
Ross and M‘Kee,
Same vs. Jno. Harbinsony
Duucan and Walker
Us.
® Jacob Meese,
Les. of D. Harris, jun.
vs.
William Monks,
Les. of James Potter
vs.
R. Pennington,
bes of Damel Swytzer
Us
J. Meese and al.
Philip Benner
VS.
Jacob Houser and al.
Duncan aid Ingersol
ve
Daniel Turner.
Same vs. Same;
Letitia Natlor and al.
vs.
J. Hutton and al.
€. Robinson, jun.
US
John Neal.
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