-
“
_ arick. for uch of the tem potes.
for that day closed ; the bank threupoR in.
situated aguit against Fisherfor damages
1,600, process upon which was issued
It is probabie that what ought tohave pre-
vaided’ at’ fest will have prevai d at last,
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and that the impossibility of paying species]
will show the folly of attetnpting tg enforce
it ;and that this paper war will bea drawn
battle. | Ths bank transacted its business
in another chamber the same day, and thd
next day the doors were open as usual.
It would be well for those who blindly
expect cash payments, to be firat assured
that there is a sufficiency of metallig money
i the| country. There 18 vor. Time,
prudence, an? good management in res. |
pectable banks, will gradually reform the
i - . 4 \ wy
present state of error, inevitably the effect,
of an inordinate spirit of speculation in ban
king. Ayrera.,
FROM LATE BOXDON PAPERS.
Marshal Ney.
Wher tne Mahal Bn Ris’ al, wat 6
terogated, to ascertain his indentity :— Ie
réplied—os My name is Micragt Nyy,
born in Sarre Louis, in February 1769.
A Marshal of France, Duke of Elchin
geny Prince of Moskwa, Knight of St,
Louis, Gyand-Cardon uf the Legion of Ho-
nor, Knight of the Iron Crown, Grad cross
wf the Ouder of Christy”
——
The Preach Iss rumanely reqilre that
(all final sentences of death shall be exeents
‘ed with twenty-four hours,
«Q@neat effects from trivial causes flow.”
~~It appeared in. evidence on Ney’s trial,
that his fist excitement to the disloyality
whicii lost him his Jife, was an indignity
which his Lady received in a circle of old
and pew pobility. #he had made ax remark
when an ancient Duchess, tung up her
nese in contempt, hinted at the pretensions
wo Of upstarts sprang from a common tojdier.
“This taunt was told to the Marshalby his
iady,in tears ; and he, instead of treating it
as the ebullition of ignorance, folly and su-
percilious pride, or considgring it as a com-
pliment to his talents, took 1t in high dun:
‘gean, apd swore to use his efforts to put an
“end to this boasted pride of ancestry.
‘At the commencement of the Reyoluti-
ons Marshal Ney was a Private soldier ; and
specdily passed through the various grace:
‘until Bonaparte created his Marshals of
the Empire, of which he was the 9th. He
acquired immense wealth, which hasnot
been confiscated.
ces wf the bank declined to appear andf
thereupon, for this comempt, the bank was ’ of Jan
: fForster, Iisq. Mileshurg, for collection
Mthe warrantees or owners thereof, and the
LL fersons tndebted to the stibsfribers
are hereby notified, that their books
nd accounts are leit in the hands of James
8
All therefore, concerned are reques
Sort they
according 10 jaw. oo
Steely, Mark & Co.
BY ORDER
Of the Board of Cominissi-
ouners of Clearfield Coun-
ty.
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AnAct
To amend the act, entitled « Am abl direct-
ing the mude ot sciling unsealed lands
for Saxesy and for other purposes.”
Srcrwon 1. Be it enacted by the Senate
and House of Representatives of the Com-
monealth of Pennsylvania, in Generdl A;-
sembly metyand itis hereby enacted by the
authority of the same, ‘That the ti¢gsurers
of the several couniteS in this common:
wealth, shall be, and they are hereby res-
pectively authorised and directed ; to goms
meng on the second Monday ta Junie, in
the. year . one gbousend eight. handved and
sixteen, and at the expiration of cvery two
years theveafter and adjourn from day %o
day if it shall be found nctessaty so to do
and makd public sale of the whole or any
part ol gacu tracts or unseated lands, situ-
ate in the proper county as will pay the ar-
rearages of the taxes, any part of which
shall ¢aen have remained: due and unpaid
for the space of one year before, together
with all costs necessarily accruing by rea-
son of such delinquency, and to make and
exeewie a deed or dacds; in fee simple, in
the manner ditcened by the act to which
thisis a supplement; and it shall be the
at least sixty days noice of the time and
place of such sales, the township or towns
ships in which the said tracts of land are
contained in edeh tract, and the uames of!
sums due upon each tract for taxes, at
least four titnes in one daily newspaperin
newspaper in or mearcst to the county
where suchlands lie, under the penalty of
fifty dollars in each and every case, ww be
recovered by he owner or owners of the
land sold as aforesaid, as debts of like a-
mount are by law recoverable, but the ne-
glectot such treasurer to cuuse (he said
publications to be made, shall not, in any
case. invalidate any sale made in pursuance
of the provisions of this act.
Brea. 2. And be it further enacted by
the authority aforesaid, That from and af:
ter the passing of this act, when any trea-
surer, who shall have made salé of ungeat-
TRON WORKS FOR
jare executed by him to the purchaser or
SALE.
In pursuance of ar alias order of the
Orphans Court of Centre county, will be
exposed topublic sale at the house of E-
van Miles, in the borough of Bellefonte, on
Xriday the 8th day of March next, the fol-
lowing described valuable property, bein
Prt of sh Teal ostare of MTN DUNLCOT
tte of Centre county, deceased, to wit:
The one moiety, or undlyvided half part of
‘Washingtoniron Works,’
cansisting of a blest Furnace and a Forge,
Both lately erected, now in | , and;
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good order, with other suitable buildings
and improvements, together with about
two thousand acres of landy situate in Bald-
eagle township, in said county of Centre,
about ten miles from the west branch of
Susquehanna, and fifteen miles from Belle-
fonte. The quality, quantity, and conveni-
ence of the ore attached to thse works, as
well as their situation, apd euality of the
land, &c. witl Le found worthy the attemti-
on of Inox MasTERs —=Also the whale of
ed lands as.aloresaid, shall ie or be pe-
moved from office, before any deed or deeds
purchasers, then, and in every such case,
it shall be the duty of the treasurer for the
dpe being, to. perfect such title and exe-
cute a deed or de¢ds to the purchaser or
iputchasers, and they are hereby empower
fed'and required, upon the full discharge
jav'd payment of the money or price ior
twhieh the said lands were soldy Fi stich
{cost and charges as remain dupald to the
formut treasurer, te take; exstute and ac-
knowledge any decd arderds, and to per-
form and do all other matters and things
that by the former treasurer might, could
or ought to have been performed or done,
which when done, shall be adjudged as ef-
tectualin law as if the title had Leen come
picted by the former treasurer.
“SEe1 8) Hind bois further ewacted by
the authority aforesadd; That it shi) be the
duty of the purchasers at treasures” sules,
as soon as any deed or deeds shut have]
been tendered, after the deeds ave wool
knowledged in the court of common picus
of the proper county, by the treasurer who
made the sale, or his successor as the case
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seventy-seven adjoining tracts of uningpro-
ved land, containing about 415 acres aach,|
situate in the said county of Centre, alaout lg
twenty miles above the Great lsland, om
thie south west side of the west |
Susquehanna; a considerable parto
lands being rich goil and well watered, tha
whole of them abounding with twbery and
having on them stone coal, iyon ore, and
soites for works, in the possession of moni-
od men, to s¢ttle and improve; would soon
be of very great value. The titles to these
lands are ‘good, and the taxes paid.
Walf of the purchase money to be paid when
the sales are confirmed; the residue mn two
annual payments. Attendante will be gi-
ven by Charles Hasion and John G. Low.
rey, AbM’Rs. The sales to commence at
12 o’clock. ;
BY THE COURT,
Wm. Petr
RAs, Jan.
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1Kin,
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25,1816,
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march of{sum of ove dollar forthe us
e8¢ Mhoratary for entering the
action of debt, in the name of the proper
One|g
may be, to pay to the treasurer the amount
of the purchase money, or such part there.
as shall be necessary to pay off the taxes
and costs, and also to pay, in addition, the &
©o
re
of the pro-}
acke@ylcdge-|
ment of the deed; and in case the amonft)
is not forthwigh pad, it is hereby dechared
to. be the duty of the treasurer to bring an
county, for the same, in such courts ae
debts of equal amount age by law recover-
able, and when judgement is obtained there
shall be no stay of the execution, nor shall
it be competent for the defendantin such
call with him and discharge their the same
on or previous to'the 25th of March next, §3
if be ‘proceeded: agungtis
duty of the said county treasurer, to give}
respectively situawed, the numbers of acres}
the city of Philadelphia, and ‘in (one other, 2
h sald, an offer op fEgal
it of the taxes for which the
‘were sold, and thé costs, tog
he additional sum of twenty-five por
‘on the same; to the county treasurer,
s hereby authorized and required to
and receipt for the same, and to pay
of these cascsysaid owner or owners shall
be entitled to recover the same by due
course of law, but inno other case and on
no other plea, shall an attion be sus:ained.
and itis hercby declared that so much of
the actto whicn this is a supplement, as re-
quires notice of the times being due and
sale thereon to be given in certain pablic
newspapers, is repealed, and that no ali¢g-
ed irregularity in (he assessment, or in the
process or otherwise. shall be construed or
taken toaffect the title of the purchaser,
but the same shall be declared to be good
and legal : Provided, That where the own.
er or ownets of land sold as aforesaid, shall,
at the time of such sale, be an orphan or
orphans, or insane, and residing within the
United States, two years after such disabil-
ty is removed, shall beallowed such per
son or persons, thew heirs or legal repre
sehtatives, to bring their sult or action fo
recovery of the lands so sold, but where
the tecoyery is affected in such cases, tic
valde of “the improvements made on the
land %o sold, afler the sale thereol shali be
ascertgined by tue jury trying the Xetion for
recovery, and paid by the person or persons
reca¥ering the same, before he) she or they
hall abtals possexsion of the lands so 1ego-
yvered, di ,
YBCT. 5. And be it further enacted by
ihe sutBoriy aforioaid, That if any trace of
land; hereafter to be solid for taxes due at
this same, or which shall hereafter be im-
posed, sbafl net have bidden for it a sum
agual to t&¢ whole amount of taxcs for
which it stall have been advertised and the
costgaccrued, then, and in that case, it]
shall he the doty oi the commissioners o
i county or any onc of them, to
bid off the samc, ind a deed shall thereup-
on be made by the treasurer ta the commis.
sioners for the tide being, and to their
successors in office, to and for the use of
thesproper county, and it shail be the duty
ofthe commissioners to provide a beak,
wherein shall be entered the name of the.
erson as whose esiate the same shail have
eersold; the quantity of land, and the a-
mount of taxce it was sold far, and every
such tract of land shall not thereafter so
long as the same shall remain the preperty
ol'the equrty, be charged in the duplicate
of the proper collector; but for Rve years
next following such sale, if it shall so long
remain, unredeeined, the commissioners
shall, in separate columns in the said book,
charge, every such tract of land with rea.
sonabje county und road tax, according to
the qualkty oi the said land not exceeding
in ary case the sum of six dollars for every
hundred acres,
Seca. 6. And Se it further enacted by
the authority afbresaid, That the right of
redemption shall remain in the real owner
of such land for five years after such sale,
and on puyivg thes wegsurer of the count
time elsale, and interest thevefor for the
same tise and also the taxes which shall
have been assessed thereon from year to
year sfigr thy sale, and interest of gach as.
sesstnent fo be counted from the time it
ought 40 have been paid and on the produc.
tion of the treasurer’s receipt, the commis-
sioners shally by deed poll, endorsed on the
back ef the treasurer’s decd to them, con-
vey to the person who shall kave been the
swner of the land at tive time of sale, or his
legal representative, all the right and title
which the county may have acquired der
such sale as aforesaid; the monies so re-
ceived for road taxes shall be poid to the
supervisors of the roads ofthe township
within which such lands shall lie on orders
to be drawn by the commissioners on the}’ 70 of Which are cleared,
ling House, and double barn
[ireasarer to be applied by them in making
cellent §
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and repairicg the roads and highways in
their respective townships.
SECT.T. dnd be it further enacted by
the autAority aforesaid, That if the ewne
of any such land shali not redeem the same
within the period aferesaid,it shall there:
alter be jawiul for the commissioners tof
scil auy. such land, by public sale, and
make ig deed therefor to the purchaser.
which Sati be available in Jaw, as well a
gainst the cbinty as apgwinst the person or
persons as whose es‘ate the sime hnd been
sold, mut no tract shall be sold for a sym
less than the amount of taxes, costs and in-
terest which shail be due at the time of
such sale by the comniissiagers, and such
land shall thereafter be charged by the
township, assessors in the name of such
sult, to give, in evidence, any irregularity plast purchaser ar redeemer, as other lands
in the assessments or proceedings of (he
comrmussioners or treasurer, touching any
sale made in pursuance of this act.
SEGT. 4. And Beit further enacted bw
the authority aforezaid, That ifthe pwner
of equal valec may be charged, and shall
again be liable 0 be assessed and sold for
taxes, agreeably to this act and the act to
which thisis a supplement.
or owners of lands sold 2s aforesaid, shall
nike ® cause to Be mad, within two + |
cars
icommisSicfie™s may
Sect. 8. And brit further enncted by
the authority aforesaid, That any board of
fireet the tregsurer oN
10 the said purchaser upon demand,}
tshail ve refused by said treasurer, ae
se the owner or owners of lands sof fie ¢
J8lail have paid the taxes due on them |o
{previotsly to the sale, then, and in either)
all the taxes aud epets due thereon ai the|
the jypar Cutnly 0 Teceive in ad
~~
id {for any term notexceeding six = vag %
{which in their estimatic = :
imatiol shail be equal wp
taxes, that bught to be imposed on app
such land or lands, duiing the peried fou
which they shall s8 compound with the
owners as afordsaidh st
a yg
BT ad
5 nes
may be in the fllewm: womld viz
Whereas a tract of haseated lund confine
ing acres, situate
township; in the Sounty ot :
surveyed to
been rated avd ass
lo wit. coufity taxes
iars, and road taxes dollars,
which remain unpaid, and the treasurer
having offered the same for sale agreeab'y
to law, gad no'person bidding therefor a
sum equal to the amount of taxes due, arg
the costs of advertising and sale, it thera
fore became the duty of the con,missiones
to buy the same, which they have acctid-
ingly done ont the '. daygf By
last past, ior the sum 6f hy
dollars. Now this indeninre witnessed
that [ Bn treasurer of
sald county, do, for and in consideration of
the said sum, granty bargain and sell thes
satd tract of lanu to : gh
commissioners of said edu.
{yy to hold to them and their succe
affjce forever; subjest to | dom
lowed by law. In witness whereof, I
bereunlo set my hand and seal, the
hay
egved Wilk divers taxes,
Cui
h.
hs Seal) «
Staled snd delivered Ret i
in the presence of fa
cknowicdaed bythe grantor before
; one of the justices vf
the peace of the county of RE
Witness the hand and seal of said justice,’
the day of :
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All which sales to the commissioners, shail
He entered by their clerk in their book of
minutes, 2s well as any redemption which
may happen, and sales by them afterth;
“ight to redeem is passed aver, SRE
Swer. 10. And be it further enacted be
the quthority ¢foresaid, That it ehall be the
daty of the commissioners of each county
wherein a vesvspaper shall be printed, to
(mes in atleast ons’ sewspaptr-putiiched
in said county, and the commissiontrs of
the city and county of Philadelphia, shall
also cause the sanie to be published at
least three times in two of the newspapers
in the city of Philadelphia. |
Seer. iL. ud be tt further enacted By
the authority aforesaid, That such pants of
the act to which this is a supplement, and
so much of any other act of assembly, as
are altered or supplied by this act, be, and
the same are hereby repealed,
JACOB HOLGATE,
ouse of Representatives.
; JOHN TOD
Speaker of the Senate.
Arrroyep—the thirteenth day of March,
one thousand eight hundred and fifteen,
SIMON SNYDER.
List of Letters
Remainddg in the Post Office at Mill Hall.
Andrew Irwin, William MXRall, John Pais
Speaker of the 1
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M:Brid=, Robert Smith, James MeKeg,
George Johnston, Alexander Mohany Jacob
Heatherlin, Wm. Leonard, Giorge Glen,
James Buraey.
Natahn Harvey, P. M.
Mir Harr, Jan, 1st 1816.
cate fruit, thereon.
ot ten or twelve acres of
the place;
with little difficulty. Tre above Landis
situated ip RB : p
above Mileshu
Botioms.
alias
the subscriber on the
For Sale, #,
A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND.
Containing about four hundred-acres, 60.
A good dwel-
g n, with four ex-
prings of never failing water; alss,
cach, Apple, and Cherry orchards of fist
Thereis now a quantity
good meadow upon
and 18 or 20 more can be made
oggs township, three miles
rg, adjoining the Bald-eogle
Anny persen wisning to pure
oan see th e property by applying to”
primises. ;
~~ William Hinton,
Novm 25, 1815. ar
FOR SALE +
LOT of ground in Bellefonte, on
Spring Street, numbered 32 in the
plan of the town,
of +
James Linn.
Decemazn 23,1815.
Blank Executions for
eale at this Office,
#as
tersom, Philip Grove, Eliza Davis, James
La
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BY
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wl
ssors io.
day of
cause this act to be published at least three
Tae