, T po ; " : FOR SALE | The house and two lots of ground ou which he subscriber now lives, in the! Borough of Beivionte, on the west side of} Spring Creek. Also 2 house and Black % Smyth Shop, to which there is attached one acre of land, on which is erected a TILT HAMMER, worked by water from the Mill Race ot the heirs of James Pickle, house of Christian Mease, in Aaronsburg, on the 16:h of May next, of making settlement. will attend for tiat' purpose. pch sigMeE, LL persons indebted, or having any ciaims against the estate of "L'obias| dec arc requested to atiend at the Dissolution of Partnership. | ; FHE partnership of Africa and Love A is thas day dissolved by mutual consent The shop will in futtive be continued by for the purpose The subscribersis authorised to receive the debts due the said firm, and will be thankful to all these indebted who will make payment on of before the first day of September next. DAM HARPER, ADAM SHAFFER : a ; Ezx'rs APRIL 37, 1816. Sm, Deceased, for which there i a fec Simple title. Any further discription is deemed unnescessary, as it1s presumec any person disposed te purchase, will 8s” premises, The terms will be the owner. : view the made known by litia, to wear on days of Training Love §& Affrica. May 1st, 1816. "Platoon Officers a NEW MAL. 1 4. Of'the 32d Regiment Pennsylvinia Mi. ROPOSALS will be received either aL the office of the Secretary of the Com-{. monwealth or Surveyor General until the 1st day of June nextylor the formation of}. A common square Hat with a crown 7 pches high, a brim not exceeding three William Love alone ‘in Belletonte, who i 5 Iromas B. WALT & SONS, AND word Raii B 2 3 wi ; 2 AND : : a 5 Ly Public Documents OF THB ¥: : UNITED STATES; . EMRBULISHED WITH BLEGANY ENGRAVINGS Ck : OF THE FOUR PRESIDENTS. | a 050 Pe x ; KA i ~ JOHN K. SMITH, Jr. 'ROPOSE to publish the state papers 1h and public documents of the United BY Brrizronre, March 13th, 1816. : ) “4 St fi 20 Dollars Reward, OracLE Orrics, Feb. 3,1816. d ABSCONED from this office on Sunday morning last, an indented apprentice to the printing business, named Ellis Lewss, aged about 19 years, 5 feet 1 or 2 inches high, slim built pale countenance, and a down look He was decently clad wher he went away, but as it is pretty well as certained he was ehcouraged and enticed to this desertion by those whose sense © moral obligations is equal to his owny it probable he will be provided with funds tc exchange his apparel. The above reward. and all reasonable expences paid for his apprehension and delivery to his master All persons are forbid harboring him: 2 their peril. And the young man may res assured, that however he may hug himsel on his dexterity at running away, justice, sooner or later, will overtake him, te his} Costs HE ; fi John Wyeth. gP Editors of newspapers will please give the above an insertion or twe, and @ gimilarfavor will be reciprocated. : { The editors of the Ken- TUCKY ADVERTISER, Winchester, ¥ontucky, being tic number of names of all the NEWSPA PERS and PERIODICAL W ORKS now published in the United States, Printers of the same to transniit by mail fo she above mentioned place, one or more of ther respective publications—and when the above list shall be completed, a copy shall be forwarded to each of the said prin: ters. g-7 Editors of Newspapers, &c. through- out the Union, are requested #0 give the above an insertions NOTICE. HE collectors of County tax. who are § in arrears, are request ed to be prepar- ed to pay off their respe ctive duplicates at the April Court; their being a number of a long standing, and payment ‘must be made, otherwise legal steps will be takan to enforce the sane P Cambridge, 7 Belicfonte, Appi 11, 1816. For Rent. The subscriber offers for rent the farm on which he now resides, near Washing- ton Iron Works, Nittany Valley, Centre James Steel. Inches. in diameter, with a tassel ; a white band of at having a tassel on the right side suckled round the waist, of black leather. a mir— RR sseecTronLy informs his fiends (and the public menced the Tailoring business, in Belle tonte, Centre county, in the ly occupied by Watch Maker; hy said business tn all its various branches, and will be thankful to ali those who may LORS will meet with good encourage-i¥ ~ {ticularly {tances in miles {aid remarkabie places; and that the Maps desirous of ‘ascertaining § request all} A Cockade tobe black, of three inches Ik or cotton, to go three times round the A sword belt two inches wide, to bein, 18 Boots or shoes and gaiters (riven un- er my hand this 17th day of April 1816 Thomas McPherson, COLONEL. se cl William Woods, TAILOR, in general, that he has com House former 5 Philip Franck, Clock and; where he intends carrying ayour him with their custom. 2 or 3 Journeymen Tai nent if immediate application is made, BeLLEFONTE, April 10. a ~~ —— x Dissolution of Partnership {ue partnership of Crawford and Shu-| wart is dissolved by mutual eonsent The Store will be, tuture, continued by J B Shugart, alone, in Bellefonte, who is an- chorised to receive the debts due the late firm. and who will be thankful to ali those indebted to make payment on or before the first day of April next. James Crawford, Joseph B. Shugart. FEBRUARY, (st, 1816, The Spread Eagle, Square and Compass. William T. Brown, (Or Miron) P HEL a 2 \ th ER eseecTrULLY informs his friends and the public in general, that he has take hat old stand, the . © : STONE TAVERN in Aaronsburg, formerly occupied by. Sam- uel Miles, where ke hopes by prompt at- tention, good liquors and stabling, to meet with a share of public patronage. | AARONSBURG, April A. ha ny The subscriber having lost his pocket hook in the month of July, 1315, between Huntingdon and Christopher Horrell's ta- verny in Kishacoquillas valley, contaiming among other tuings, a certificate for two shares of Bank Stock in the Centre Bank ec 3 ~ x . . County, there is on said farm about 40}.f penngylvania—hereby gives uotice that acres of plough land and 10 of meadow and an excellent spring of never failing water, a double barn, the fences in good order, for further particulars enquire of the subscriber. John Shields. Btray Bull. OC AME to the plantation of the subseri- ber living in Ferguson township, Centr: + {Court house in the borough of Bellefonte. day of April term next, three adjoining tracts d Land, situ- ate in Bald Eagle townsbip, Centre county, county, about the 15th of December las 2 small red and white Bull, supposed to bc two years old this spring ; the owner isde gired to come, prove property, pay charg ¢s, and take him away. GEORGE COLEMIRE. APRIL 8, 1816 BLANK SUMMONSES {application will be made at the said Bank in Bellefonte, on the first day of June next he same stock in lien of the one last George Murray. / ; Lewistown, 13h April, 1816. Valuable Land. \ ! ILL be exposed to public gade at the on Wednesday the including the improved faim on which William Goodfellow now resi es; the said Lands being the property of the late Joseph Anthony, and to be seld by order of his Ex- acutors. Attendance will be given, and the terms made known by Wm. R. Smith, a Map of each of the counties with this Commonwealth, ons of the 1st section of « the formation of a Map of Pennsylvania,” and House of Representatives of the Com-| befor monwealth of Pennsylvania in General As- completed authority of the same, of the Commonwealth {required, this act, veyols respectively 0 ble person or persous on such terms as said officers may deem just and reasonable and can be agrecd upon the formation of a Map of each of the Maps shall be on a scale an half to an inch, amd shall exhibit the ©. ci hap : ; boundary lines of the c ounty and of each tion of its liberties must depend upon tie township, the courses of the rivers ‘and 0- ther principal streams, the osition of the . ; Dr inaie Jakes nd aor and ‘salt 2° called upon to exercise the powres, and Springs Fe cities perform the duties of legislators and states ) y WIE C ’ i Orme el s00n as conve- : so formed shall be sent 28 soon a conve States a co wplete view furir.ed ot the syle of the work, it 1s intend- ed to have shortly a specimen engrave asd 4 copy deposited at the office of the disposed to send in proposals, and after- {hat a disposition to carry promptly into ¢ in order to procure another certificate ho the first of April, until the first July next; {at the following places, viz the first week States, exhibiting a complete view of their intercourse with other nations. 5 ~~ InJdanuary, 1814, proposals were issued for ‘printing the state papers and public documents of the United States, commens cing with the accession of Mr. Joff rion © the Presidency. The edition was sold before the printing of the last volume was : and the increasing demand hereby enacted by the indices the publishers to issue the pres That the Secretary ent proposals for the whole ‘serfes of Ad and Surveyor Gen-merican state pape, which will be inclu al be and they are hereby authorised and, ded in nine volumes, commencing with immediately after the passing ot the administration of Washington, and to contract with: the Deputy Sur ‘bringing the work down to ié ‘close of r withany other suita- the late war. A Tthas long heen a subject of regret with the intelligent and inquisitive puit oi 108 Couns OBRUY that there was no collection oltre whi chiSIe papers and putiick Seeaments of the : ow pite ates. In a country which bouste. of tivo miles and psig freedom and in hich. the prescivas agreeably to the directi- An act directing ssed the 19th day of March 1816, which in these words: « Section kL. Beit enacted oy the Senate mbly metyand it is by the parties, for 8 within this Commonwealth, general diffusion of knowledge, amoug a ople, where so many men in rotation nil 18 villages a re: men, it does seem to be no small ree i B PAY proach, that theve has vot vet appeared uch as are turnpiked and the dis. YE i : : between the principal towss a publication, which should prescnt (0 ; principal towhSs oc. ho are called upon to guide the interests of the nation, or of the severrl ot our intercourse nient to the office of the Surveyor Gener- cn foreign nations, Our gountry has 8 oa Proves That the expense of procu - just been involved in war with one nationy hundred dollars for each couuty, B juior a sforesgid cant be ume, or what collection of different works, or of the proper county, said Secretary of the ‘Commonwealth and Surveyor General cause such information to be obtained by actual survey deem most expedient, and at any expense, not exceeding dollars for any one county.” Maps shall not) exceed two , and 1t has most interesting relations wi dnless the 1 m 5 th other European states ; and yet to what vol= can an enquifing man resort, to ascertain the progress and catises of the existing ree lations of the United States? Congress indeed direct the publication of a certain number of copies of such pas pers asare deemed proper to be. made 4 known. This number is utterly ncome! petent to the great 0 ject of diffusing gen. eral information. They ‘arc confined tor the favored correspondents of members o d, congress. Even these few copics are soor scattered destroyed, or lost. One or two Kegisier and Recorder of each ceunty {or literary societies in each state, perhipsy (ne Inspection of such persons as may be preserve them; but how laborious the re= ' search! How often the question is repeated wards tor the use of the person or persons by men about 'o deliberate or decide ag «vith whom contracts shall be made ¢ legislators—Where can such an Important document be found? y It 1s expected that a prospectus of the : 3 3 State Map will be issued 1 a short time by A publication of this sort will be equals the publisher, which wili offer some addi- ly useful to persons of buth partis, It ‘ional advantages to the contractors for the will have no party character. It is pro posed by the publishers to print ull the county Maps; and itis confidently hoped i y £ publics docurnents roiating to our inlets } Nothing will course with foreign voting in which case the are hereby autherised to or otherwise as they may in the whole six hundre Inorder that a more perfect idea may be feet the laudable views of the Legislature . to bring to perfection the geography of the be onrivtedy atid oepor Hen Toma ks will be country, will every where be found; and Made. It wiki be & Look of useful refer. that therefore no time will be lost in fore ence on the olay of « Debrett’s State Pav wabding proposals, m order that the work Pe": "Those whe levees bi had, occn. ihn map be in as great forwardness by the next) 0 cxamne the diplomatic history of Eu meting of the Legislature as possible. {rope prior to and since that valuable pubs licution, will readily perceive and admit N. B. Boileau, its ynportance. : . Aa Lf 3 : » Secretary of the Commonsvealt It is unnecessary to observe, that this ! \ ny work will contain the only authentic his- i : Rich d. T. 1.eech, tory of the foreign relations of our coun- | try, and must, of nec: ssity bethe source of Surveyor General. ¢ievy other history which may be written, / MARCH 26, 1816. | Itis requested that every gentleman I 4 er tWHO wishes to be possessed of the work, Young Clearfield Lion, ‘would honor the subscription with bis ; ! SORRY 7 mame, asit is not intended to publish agp WILL stand tor Mures this season from egies beyond the actual subscription Boston, July, 1815, 2 te sigbig of Philip Clover, inkueper, if yo Jedbank township. Armstrong county. and - ‘he first three days of the second week, at CO NDITION S. the stable of in 1oby towr- | Ha ship, aud the residue of the week, at the! = ~ork will be printed inoctave vol stable of in Richiand towoship \. Venango county, and the third week urtee first mentioned place ; and so on through. out the season, at the following low fates viz : three dollars and one bushel of oats the seasons six dollars and one bushel of oats to insure a foal, one dollar the single leap, for which wheat will be taken at the of ive hundred pages cach, ona cd omer, and with fair type. 1. wil be embellished with elegant andl accurate engravings of presidents Waolw ecutcd by the first artists of thus country. ing ion, Adan, Jefferson, and Madison, ex= § wiarket price at the above stands. five years old this Spring, full ei hands high, heavy made. and well propor: tioned either for the saddle or harness. NATHAN CLOVER. FOR SALE AT THIS OFFIGE. %, Redbenk townships, March Ri, YOUNG LION is a beautiful Iron Grey, tech doitars and seventy five cents a volume in boards, and three dullnrs and twenty five cents bound. Payment on delivery, p77 Subscriptions received at the office of the American Patrict. i gH - Fle price to subscr bers; will be two - Sera I i ea ed TD Ww i» oo Eee ST :
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