h . uy s . ) : CR eight appeared lo me ta bp sum cuptiole of only ome, viz oat he was de gecsained 0 be silent in any f&are debates o Ager Mi. Rundoiph sit down, ths coma't- . ogee rose, reported progress, and had leasc | fo sit again. NR 0 Ras ampedsible fur me to give you any pther than a mos. impertect sketch of th] singular, anely as to lengthy most unexam © pled speceh. «0 . LN CE vk sl BR ET Be Ai | . : ¢ 4 . : 3 : 4 PA . a YR py mr AAT SERr ABs FAL Sr 2% ed lands es alorofatd, shall dic or be res ric authority afvresexd, ‘That the right of z ~~ jmoved fron: office, before any deed or deeds |{redempiion shall remain in the real owner Y THIS DAY ’S M All. are executed by him to the purchaser or jof such land for five years after such sale, ara " { purchasers, then, and in every such casejand on paying the treasurer of the counts A Jetter fro the commanding officer at pt shall be the duty of the treasurer 2 the all the Sages and Suse Sas ete = ig be bt AV avn. ofthe Mianil. of the Lagos ome being, to perfect such title and exe- tme o sale, and In Stytherefor he RoTL Lyn e “{eute a deed or decds to the purchaser orfsamie tumewmnd also the taxes which shail to a member of Congress, dated Jan. & parchasers, and they are hereby empower [have been assessed thercon from year to States, that the British Jaye A an ediand required, upon the full dischargejyear afer the sale; and interest ofeach ag- { addy smog. all the tribes 10 the itl pe ye {and payment of the money or price forjscssment to be counted from the time it West, iviting the war chiefs, a thes which the said lands weve soldy with such longht to hive been paid and oh the produc ¥aung and most RELIVE WAKTIOrS, 10 Come 101, fog charges as reinain unpaid to thejtion of the treasurer’s receipt, the cotamis- ade EL a TE de former treasurer, to make, ex aoute and ac-1sioners shall, by deed poll, endorsed vn the ; i dire any deed or deeds, and to per-iback of the tréasurer’s deed to them, con- theres which fm for thal class oh si decd: dona “and his vey to the perso who sball bave. Been the vs when they shall ardye and take A SONS that by the former: treasurer might, coutdawner bf the land at the tinze ol sale, or his idol the feta hath 3 and adds, ha HE or ouglit to have been performed or-dotie.fleral representative, all the right and title. Gk eR HO aE SE which when dong, shall be adjudged as ef which the county may have acquired amder a Spring ; Aoetgal in law as if the tide bad been com-{such sale as aforesaid; he SR 20 > Mucsday asf arcaiened fof (he murder Gi Play 1 reat IC : lere hy {he former treasurers: LC fceiyed for road taxes sk it 3 & paid to the ; Don ia aD. a Masi] Grouchy, who MEY a! toi Seery 3. And be Jurther enacted by SUpCTvisors of the rouge. of the township * attention ol the court and another jury, for {* Baltimdre irom Uranceig now in Wash. She authority aforesaid, That it shall be thefwithin which such Jands shall lie oh orders two days, at 10 o'clock lac: evening, thelington city. duty of the purchasers at treasurers’ sales jo be drawn by the cammisdioners on the ¢ jury returned their verdict of « not guilty” as S00n 28 aby deed or deeds shall havelireasurer to be epplied by them in maki . acquitting him on the ground "of msanity been tendered, after the deeds are ac-jand repaiving the Tasd and highwaysin He was immediately remanded to Jail, on : knowledged in the court of cominon pleas their respective Lownships. ; ahd a0 indictment preferred against, him by H.f Wilkinson, the hai pay of a Cologel of of the proper county, by the treasurer who Seer. 7. And op; 2 Vis er $a v Bailey, Esq. On the verdict being read, Dragoons during life. 4 made the sale, or his successor as the casc| he authority aforesaid, That iit 8 owner anke jury for their &enity— eit, Pa my be, to pay to the treasurer the amount |of any such land shall not redecra the same he hou he In her nt bat enc. PF of iL money, ot such part there} within the period aforesaid, it shail there- OOH they DY Aoi he ; Hanrissyra, YT 20. Togas shall be necessary to pay off the taxes]after be lawful for the commissioners to The militta bill is still under cohsidera fand costs, and also to pay, in addition, thefsell any such land, by public sale, and tionn the house SRP sum of one dollar for the vse of the pro-jmake a deed therefor © the purchaser, The pestage on lett ers and Nswh-papersilihonatary for entering the ackméwledge-twhich shall be available in law, as well a- will be reduced to the oll standard, 2tér | nient of the deed; and in case the amount] zaivst the county as against the person or the 31st of March next. J is not forthwith pawdyit is hereby declared] persons as whose esrate (he'same had been el - : CHARLESTON, Jax. 25. EE : od on as E the British havea jarge quantity of goods : On Friday las, William Rien was > Fi yrongiit to the bar of the court of sessions; “Ca jury was iapaancled; abd alter a patie 10 Bearing of evidence, Re. they brought ing verdict, prouguncinge him te he sare. I a ol ths verdict, he was, oi} Do a The Legislatre ‘of Maryland, hiss by an almost unanimous vote, piven i ir Sy nt From the Boston Palladium, Jar. 30. By Capt. Merchant, of the brig Climax; Which arrived yesterday from Bordeaux. * 7 we were favored wich the papers to the to be the duty of the treasurer to bring an}sold, but no tract shall Be sold for a sum 16th alt, One of these papers contains the Law of Amnesty which hag heen proposed to the French Parliament: : + The persons exeeptéd from the Amnes- +e are, Lallemsant, Deovet, d'Erion, Lefe iy I'he U. S. brig Tom Bowling, sailed from New:Orlearns, ‘an ‘the 16th of December, on a cruise ‘against the pi¥ates in the Gulph of Mexicp. : r— action of debt, in the name of the proper county, for the same, in such courts as debts of equal amount are by law recover able, and when judgement is obtained there shall be ho stay of the execution, nor shal ithe competent for the defendantin such M. Gus. the minister of Spain; has de- byre Dosuoneues, Ameith, Brayer, Gile, i Mouton, Duvernet, Grouchy, Laborde; rClausel, Dabelie, Bertrand, Cambronne. Lavallette, Rovigo. Klese to bg arrested and tried. The follbwing are ordered to quit France in two mqnths, not to return without leave —Soult, Alixs Exceimang Bassano, Mar- bot, Felix, kepalletier, Boulay, (de la Meuthe) ¥lehee, Fresinet, Thiocaudeaw, Carnot, Vandamme, Lamargue , Lohau, Ha- tel, Pire, Barreve, Avnault, Pommicreuil, Regnault, Arrighi, Dejean, Garran, Real, Defrmont Bory, St. Vincent, Felix, Des- portes, Garnier, Malinet, Hullin, Cluis, Courtin, Forthling, Janson, Lielorgne, Did- cvial. Bonaparte’s relations are all to leave ¥rance within a month under pain of death, FS COBITUARY, © On the 18th ult. departed this life, at bis fathev’s seat, in Balford, Va. major ‘JOHN REID, of the United States ar. my, the well know aid of general Jackson, in his transactions against the Crecks and the British. The evening preceding that on which he died, he was in the finest Tealth and spirits. Arp—— Land for Sale. YOU Farmers that have money at com mand, ie . By of me 30 acres of good land. The land’s well timber’d, & the title clear, As by my patent plainly will appear. About 40 acres well grubb’d and clear’d, And more than 7 has Leen completely shear’d; } ‘Wy Apple a chard’s mar abot 4 square, more Federal Gazette, is entirely misin- tive of bis absence, no rupture having ta- Ken place of the intercourse between him land this. government, as far as wc have heat. Nai. dntel. | NOTICE. LL sersons indebted to the snbsc®bers are hereby notified, that their books and accounts are left in the hands of James Forster, ‘Esq. Milesburg, for collection. All therefore, concerned are requested to call with him and discharge their the same on ar previous to the 25th 6f March next, otherwise thay will be proceeded against aceqrding to law. Fe i-Steely, Mark & Co Ate ri "BY ORDER Of the Board of Commissi- oners of Clearfield Coun- ty. ——— a. An Act To amend the act, entitled « An act direct- ihg the mode of selling unseated lands for taxes, and for other purposes.” Srerion 1. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the Com- monwealth of Pennsylvania, in General Ae- sembly met, and it is hereby enacted by the authority of the same; That the tieasurers of the several counties in this coHmmon- J wealth, shall be, and they dre hereby res- In which 100 trees there planted are.— * 3 “70 » die x by res Gish fruit, the Peach, the Slum and {PECtiv ely authorised and directed ; to come ; Pair hh Pet RRC dn i oN |uenee on the second Monday in June,in « Wily . , : ; : the year one thousand eight hugdred : fe more than five sodve pidned hers er and at the A of A and and there. aki a Io oft years therealier and adjourn from day to 3 d water’s always to be if : ig dra 3 Ror mm : ©, 800 y b day if it shali be found neccessary so to do. ar r 3 g 1 1 : . and make public sale of ithe whole or anv Cw rooks it doth got a-} : OT an) Atha! with large brook h Ck part ol stich tracts ot unseated lands, situ- % . . Lo oyvs. ey fate Inthe proper county as will pav the ar- About 12 furlongs fom R. Maxwell's mill,{" = = ¢ na gr RE P yrage That's turn’d by Andersons pure purling| Co a8¢s OL the taxts, any part of which ge fa P p 8 {shall then have remained due and »unpaid ih: for the space of one year beforg, 10:cther 3 wnship bes ble heroe’ HERR wr SORE Sup push fg be Pe 0% ? 5 Dn with 2ll casts necessarily ateruing iy roa- a En at louk by Dries CrUCh oom ot snchrdelinquency, and to make M Wid SF 1d wis! Teriiaud execute a mei i i i 0 . ¢ . bd ‘ oz Dach nd on in : ‘ ni er BE the manner divected by the |act to which Re n S fair at yout mghlhhicis a supplement; and it shall be the hand. ~~} Yad Calelh Baily. duty of the said county treasurer, to give at least si¥ty days notige of tie time and Curanrirrn County, Feb. 17. Jong. Lo CD Notice. place ot such sales, the townshp of town- ships in which the said tracts of land are PHILIP FRANCK; Clock § utah Maker di contained in each tract, and the npimes of the warrantées orowners theteof, and the sums dae upon each tract for taxes, at R least four times in one daily newspaperjn Nel gal: rel real the city of Philadelphia, and in one otiey Ly tus, tTfos 6 n- newspaper in or mearest to the ¢ or » ‘Lt toh te Po \ oo Tanda 3 I's STI debted to Lim, that he inten ~iwhere such [ands lie, under the pens ity respectively situated, the numbers of acres in the assessments or, proceedings of the ,comnmssionersor (reasurer, touching any . . + du} - 3 i ! > plava formed, we believe, in respect tothe mo- 1s made In pursuance of this act. SkcT. 4. And be it further enacted by tReguthority aforescid, That if the owner or owners of lauds sold as aforesaid, shall make or cause to be made, within two years after such sale, an offer or legal tender of tthe amount of the taxes for which the said Jands were sold, and the costs, together with the additional sim of twenty-five per eelit. on the sane; to the county treasurce. who is hefeby authorized and required to receive and receipt for the same, and to pay it over to the said purchaser upon demand. and if it shall be refused by said treasurer, ‘or in case the owner or owners of lands so isold, shall have paid the taxes due on them tpreviausly to the sake, then, and m either (of these cases, said owner or owners shal) the nfiiled to recover the same by due jepurse ot Jaw, but inno other case and on Eich other plea, shall an action be sustained and ii is hereby declaretl that sb much of ithe act to w hicn thig is a supplement, as re- quires notice of the times being due and sale thereon to be given in certain public fewspapers, 1s repealed, and that no alleg- led irregularity in the assessment, or in the taken to glivct the title of the purchaser, bul thie same shall be declared to be good and legal «+ Provided, Tbat where the own- at ihe ume of such sale, be an orphan or orphans, or insane, and residing within the United States, two years after such disabil- ity is removed, shall be allowed such per- son or persons, their heirs or legal repre- sentatives, to bring their suit or action for recovery of the lands so sold, but where the recovery is affected in such cases, the value of the improvements mathe on the land so sold, after the sale thereof, shall be ascertained by the jury trying the action for recovery, and paid by the person or persons recovering the same, before he, she or they 'snall obtain possesswn of the lands so reco- vered, . SEer. 5. And be it further enacted by Lhe authority aforesaid, That if any tract of land, hereafter to be sold for taxes due at this tirae, or which shall hereafter be im- posed, shall net have bidden for ita sum costs accrued, then, and in that case, it shall be the duty of tire commissioners of the proper county*er any onc of them, to id off the same, and a deed shall thereup- on be made by the treasurer to the commis. stoners for the time being, and to their successors in office, to and for thd use of the proper county, end it shall be the duty ofthe commissioners to provide a baok. wherein shall be entered the name of the fperson a8 whose estate the same shall have been sold, the quantity of land, and thi a- mount of taxes it was seld for, and every hn Ny 4 Bro 1 * > . from this place on or previous to the fist} fifty dobars 1 Fach and eReTy Cast) of April next; he therelore requests all ecoyered by the dwaer Or OWNERS HR these indebted to him to make payment|iand sold as aforesaid, as debts Gifs before that time. stherwise their accounts Froun! are 7 law recoverable, but will be put into the hands of a Justice for glectol Such, treasurer 10, cause collection. These haying demands will publications to be made, shall not, |i any please call and make settlement. th Paras ne gale made mn gv e provisions of this act oh BELLEFONTE, Feb. 17, 1615. I fr as In as 3 SECT. 2. Bateman an Ln iL eb aE, BLANKS the author - i rer the pa "~ 3 RS > tS : for sale og tha Of PCE. h . SN ity aforesaid, That fromiaad at sine of t act, when an trca- stall have made sele ofimsear A this sarer, whe i % by fd ¢ pi And be ¥t further ‘enactd py 41%. ¢ fsaih tract of land shall not thereafter so 2s the same shall remain the preperty ity, be charged in the duplicate be pioper collector; but for five years ext following such sale, if it shall eo long pemain unredeemed, the commissioners hall, in separdte columns in the said bogk, sonable county and road tax, according to he quality of the said land not exceeding it any case the sum of six dollars for every Hundred aches t HI SECT 6. pd Lc it furtifiy enacted byl process ov otherwise, shall be tonstrited or er or. owners obland sold as aforesaid, shall, jess that the amo of taxes, costs’ and in- terest which shall be due at the time of such sale by the commissieners, and such land shall thereafter be charged by the township assessors in the name of ‘such last purchaser or redeemer, as other lands parted hence jon a visit to hig family at) suit, to give, in evidence, any irregularity fof cqual value mag be chiwged, snd shall Philadelphia. The editor of the Balti-, again be linble to be assessed and sold for taxes, agreeably to this act and the act to which this is a supplement. Secr.8. And beit fiwther enacted by the authority afiresaid; That any board of commissioners may direct the treasurer of the proper county (0 réceive in advance, for any term not exceeding six years, a sum which in their estimation shall be equal to taxes, that ought to be imposed ‘on apy, such land or lands, during the period for which they sball so compound with the owners as aforesaid. Sal Sect. 9. And be it further emacted by. the authority aforesaid, "That the form of the deed required by this act to be execut- ed by the treasurer to the commissionerss may be in the féllewmg words viz — Whereas a tract of unseamd land comtain- ing : acres, situate township, in theicounty ot CE surveyed to © “hath been rated und assessed with divers tases, to wit. county taxes dol- lars, and road taxes dollas, which remain unpaid, and the treapurer having offéred the samc for sale agreeably to law, and no person bidding therefor & sum equal to the amount of taxes due, and the costs of advertising and sale, it there. fore became the duty of the cominissionérs to buy the same, which they have accord- ingly done on the dayof ° last past, for the‘sum of dollars. New this indenture that I treasurer of said county, do, for and in consideration of the said sum, grant, bargain and sell the said tract of land to Vix d conimissioners of said couna ty, to hold to them and their suecessors in office forever, subject to the redemption al- lowed by law. In witness whereof, k have hereunto set my Band and seal, the witnesscth, Tg gio Sealed and delivered in the presence of SEV Acknowledged by the grantor before one ofthe justices of the peace of the county of 44 Witness the hand and seal of #22 jnsticy the “20. 2 day of wi(Beal 3» Al} which sales to the eommissioners, shall 0 teed feeds. iakol: 8 equal to the whole amount of taxes forjbe entered by their derk in their bani: oF deed ox deeds, infee simple, inlivhich it shall have been advertised and the 5 - minutes; as well ag any rédemptii a which may happen, and sales by them afier the right to redeem is passed over. Ly Seer. 10. And be it further enacted by the authority aforesaid, That it shall be the duty of the commissioners of each county wherein a newspaper shall be printed, to cause this act to'be published at least three tines in at least one newspapet published © in said county, and the commissioners of the city and county of Philadelphia, shall als6 cause the same to be published af least three times in two of the newspapers in the city of Philadelphia. 00 0, Sect. 11. dnd pe it further enacted by the authority aforescid,” That such paris of the act 10 whichis is a Jement, and so much of any’ other ac of assembly, as are altered or supplied by Wiis act, Ue, and the samt are hereby repéaled. JACOB HOLGATE, JOHN FOOD, Speaker of the Senute ArrroveEd—the thirtdéenth day of March, one thousand eight hundred and fiftee:; SIMON SNYDER: harge, every suck tract of land with rea- [Speaker of the House of Representatives +
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