< y Ms gs” Nese se From the Democratic LSE. . AA t ar Yiri-—-Samusl Isto tor, Mallizwy } Gian ke ” tio Yon | A wEnAEy A Rpg Cumirrignd—==I0. n Ewalt. w Look HRRE ~ pen this picture, anc on™ {iollowing <0pY of a circular from commo : To Ng a IEE A x Pouyeire =i". Co Lape. by rus” |dgre Chavicy to the Medite ranean col Ut land -—-)ohn Reed The Democratic va. The Aresiaie suls 3 ; Tv 1 ; } : AURORA 2 Pwo or three other dulcgates did not at- AURORA. . AURORA, : Lie TAR) generally. § wna. 2 thelr places were supuiied bs rom the Aurora ® From the Aduloura Of Catia : 18 W ih in th le previous) Sept. 25, 1803 this muTling. U.S: ship Washington, Mahon, sided, near to Mr. thet: colleagues in the mode previously cpt. 25, 1803. SINR. : pointed out. ib. w«Extract of a iets @ Rescided, Anat Jan. 1, 1¥7. ter, dated Reading, 1B OW Ghinian Joo} Qur—1 am happy to inform you that the Berk | Je bt ash Hetsier, works : ve ’ : ‘ ’ re Informed U riper | ETXS County, Sept. SEI Ey voit omy of peace and amity was concluded : Sp Hermes Un ig Weave 23.1805. be such a Chic Mad geiihe de y and eRency Ataiers an the [in the shop tormerly Ef) 91170 SoRole ac Rees Hilly Esq © “0 pon Heister 1s elstiate as would Smads ult i £3 a Tt het Tr i. Tency he house Oi re snLatl ere author- = Bin BR 55th ult which, iu its principal 1S2LUFES, is} recy. i! e of representatives, We = Bu adiy alarmea at the promote ti est amis, are 4% ile wh F : 1 Gentlemen ised to attend the convention; hut thatno t ° ay Via i fad the same as the treaty of June, 1814. yen sce of thei Tw at ET Jsivation in wich terests of a tue : : 8 on tice ot thclr appointnicat did notarriveis 2 3 Tae mie. TELTICYE Hh Our relations with the other Barbary esto ime : o janlaced between SLale, TES “0” he ar : eke cine paid ss #. +guhi 5 anos Tk al ropuin (PONSIS Ti Hl] os we cotld wish them and PX, JAuhienberg sapos- character oircpus : ¥e Yl ’ NG nains ~ « a J ¥enan. Pennsviy ra ANG Anperican trace Ras aothing to appre dead) This day at 3 © is the time ap aodetter andr ms, Jean ESE al. ned from ul f either of 1 ) date those gay ¢ 0 CioC 18 the c : anitit C1 thend from lac Ci 11zeY Ataey Lose . oftis 1 DY ae ck, x Ne or SWN SHABBY IX- aht spurt tid yenal Ko a t cruizers of either 0i thosCl , o wim, eC 107 Opell ne ne it peact NC ii 3 . Pn . eR {pov 1's Di : P nay LD he, 101 pe TE YW lo RATIXUDE to the ity which RO9 pucsiPP : : : Fret Iotis. the Lancaster judges, beiore the senate. | BE aem~ - up patronage 3 Be pleased to communicate Ahis for. . CoriISiaudy LOH" } patil Iau anaij 3 > . ) Jd matin 0 all the AY Pica mer ‘ « ana hi ars of this coudily places tov sale and|® n to all the American merchants and hip masters Within your district. elections — because a5 been UNI the appeal of the Germans from 10 counties cast andl 4 counties WES Ihe {ic is stated chat] morning of anble considerations | Of of the Susquehanna, and it factions purposes. they were unanimous iy their selection of ie pectapility new in Mr. Heicter. ib. lis standing——nbe Soe has entiiely deg ad- Adjournment.—~Both honscs of the Le lof anmseit ino he gislature have agreed to adjourn on Tues |GABBLING, PITIFUR i wad now lulections No IL day the 25th lost. mire? ecrer.”’ - ; FY Sor PUBLIC OPINION. NI 1 DIE LR- The Harrisburg con- CTE democratic ENGLISH AND SPA ENCE. From Nassau papers by the Robert and} The ; represented by 1803 BYE oweve Ulm CLs Henry errived at Charleston, (EPRI. Pet iE nn ‘penoralipl Nassau, N. P. Feb. 1 presented by. 2 iw 1 ; : . E. | {delegates specially sell-de Jagaicty She broken u esterday arrived the British brig appointed for that Who assumed to re} Ip. Prince Regent, from Havanna, with the SUTPOSE,s by the de- present what are cal- othis mu] ssty’s 5th WwW. @liaocratic citizens of led the Ioiepe uhiicans®i dent Rep 1104 detachmeiit regt. which his majesty’s ship Briseis forty. mine counties had on board when she was wrecked onland the ¢ity of Phil- of THIRYEEN her passsafe from Jamaica to this port: |adeiphia. tics, avd tae city Philadelphia Accounts ‘brougit by this conveyancy, of Havanna| At the convention snention that the Governor has refused to vestove the specie forciblyjevery county in very coupty i the 1 i was stale was pe present waken out of the hands ol capt. Roberts Pennsylvania cof H M. late Tay, by the armed represented ; except Consolado ship as stated In a proceeding Greene, Gazette, contravy to. the wishes and very county in remonstrances of the Consplado andline s ate but one © the inhabitants. Capt. Roberts had inflected delegates to consequence either taken, or was aboutltie convention. to take, his de parture for England, to re present to bis - Government the proceed- ngs of the Spud Stab scven. of the counties to the caucus. Of the one hun- 2 ~ , i ‘ - ‘ <r Governor; his officersidred and nincteen ' + > : idelepales ciected (a having delivered up their swords, rematn at Havanuak, considering themselves as {the convention there eleven abse themselves. were but six absent. Ail the dist 1 have th yy your most obed ’ ‘11 » . ra The wAllied Candidate. above. to thei he bp The Carlisle convention ob the ath nstiilow citizens on FORMLY A RE full pominated JOSEPH HEISTER, asa cai} hat hee 1 has come PL BIL ICAN, sh didate for the office of governui. Thebpiety DA VNB ferviug on alt goed | convention was composed of 39 dzslegaies. ATM pe the cues of ‘sions the public there wellare 10 private The faction wey 39 | ed except thirty Scarcely one four the state were able fo musier delegates Of the 30 dele- gates appointed to attend the caucus, oa - ‘To Bernard Henry, esq. U.S. consul, ™ ‘ | deman (o his friend 1n St. Mary’s, (Ca.) March 1, 1817. «We had a dreadiui s try-—2o woman and {been killed and se ined by t ” ; {Indians within at The Carlisle caries, | : A Hyrosenialion fas He ‘te - > e 1 of} preine in the caucus e«i in nted ricts On cote, 181 oy ; the raltar. ctract of a letter from a respec id oceneral Gaines. Jy your lcompany sta protection of the fron ynark of respect to 4, OLY 0 late one of the the said court, adjourned” y to the follow district court of the city and county haying also for the same reason adjours- arrived at Noriolk, brings the bh ¢ honor to be, sir, very Tespect-4 ny. tent humble servant Ys I. CHAUN! EY heen tnt o said h INDIAN OUTRAGE. table gen- this place, dated cene in this coun- her two children have + Jower Creck {ew days—2a proper 1C~ en made to the govern: exertibn, havea small {force of one tioned on this river, for the fo tre tier, or the trade will nN Ava onday, March 17 judges of the su- ‘the de court met, and at the yediately afterwards, as a |lrwin and Alexand Se the me-{" f Jasper Yeates, esq iii y day. The i. prisoners. It is reported further from Havanna,| All the counties that Gen. Mina, the nephew of the ccle-{represented in the represented in the brated Ben. Muna, who distinguished conyenuon were re- Ce © repr rye c 5€S xen. 1 nedished jconveniion were Te< caucts were repre. 1 5€S himselt iY a wills A i : & ; . t ed. ihe mempers Oi the! . nself so greatiy as a guerilla chief 1o presented by Dem- sented by lactious c sin. Locratic republicans, office holders, ot Philadelphia bar being as-| iled from Si. D for the pur-{no county was pet ensacola.j mitted to nominate ent inlor vote oy letier. «the warn Spain, S go with a considerable force, pose of taking possesion of P Having arrived off the port, Mina s a deputation requiring a contribution ol 50,000 dollars, which was vefus dd, Sup- plies of mouey and stores had been seid trom Havanna to Pensacola, In couse: quence of the threatned attack. February 12. All the proceed- ings of the conven- rion weve belore the public; their doors were never shut friends~ and foes were freely admit ted to see and hear all that was doug, and all were at lib- erty to no down and publish the whole proceedings. All was open, lair and manly. the Carlisle ¢ of Hartford, secret 3 their Accounts {rom Havanna, to the 4th inst. the affairs of consolado armed ad H M. late ship Tay, capiam Roberts, (of which mention has been made In preceding numbers) as assuming a serious aspeck. {t appears new that the conduct of the commander of (he Spanish ship more vesrmbled that of a pirate than of one caminissioned to protect the Spanish commerce. He not only forcibly took the specie, but the : : sword of capt. Roberts, tore down and de-| The _convention stroyed the British colors that were fly-i \as nominated Fil ing at che place of encampment, carried (fam Findlay as the off a quantity of the Tay’s stores and Democratic candi maltreated the crew. H. M. frigate ‘Ac- date. tive capt. Cartwright, had arrived at haa-| For ourselves, vanna, with capt. Roberts, the officer of prmciples and dis the Tay, and the remaining stores—requi-iof Pennsylvania, a red satislaction for the ag ression, resiifing of the two cai tution of the mpney and payment tor thelwell content to go stores that had been taken away. This{public appeal, and we are the government of Havanna, having re-isult would be a glorious wiump fused to comply with, fand in so doing | Democracy oi Pennsylvania as head of the Consulado the sense ollver Juok forward with a sure this body may be imployed) the remain- nope that ing stores of the Tay have beenjthe candidates are i landed {rom the AcUVC 28 well as the lpeople,they will give an mer officers, and the Active was to sail on her lity, so that our triumph in Oct return to Jamaica on the 6uh inst. The {as iu 1808, will pot ) affair will now become a national onc. {found our adversaries The general of marine is said to haye beenjour own admiration. of the jand good men will bear represeul ship of Havauna an any one per to take notes, nominated Jo memory as candidate. and decidedly against the measures LOVEINor, reprovaling In the severest{the more they arc examined the mo ;nwarrantable conduct of the!will be esteemed. terms the commander of the fs reported that the Sp been restored, but there able deficency which up, and the additional Consolado ship. It ee en cia would have was a counsider- could not be made cum required for sauce makes It more obnoxious ven it oLasiwise would be. only excite contempt, A Fool will be pitie © wv disappointed office hunters, :=—3 coun- ties « nominated by communication.” All the doings of like its twin brother what was done might be compared with! what 1s published.| only astound an but it will excite} Sound principles PATRICK examination, andjand Mary re they! aucus were doors were always shut— nobody but the ini-! tiated were admitted to see or hear what was done, nor was mitted so that e Heis- ter of trout-catching their certalr whea the merits and demerits o arly sprea | belore the .d major-; or 1817, baw, and MARY BARD; d con-ilate Rev. than : h to the! We howe-: (4 A WEAVER, and EL1ZABET ] { the hon. Joseph Hemphil to act as secretary, solved, That as atoken of’! their respect for the mem- ory of the Honorable Jas-| per Yeates, late one of the All was dark, secret associate judges of the su- and mysterious. r I'he caucus have dividually, wear a black crape on their left arm for satisfied as we are of the the positions of the people hd of the relative stand-. didaies, we would bei to the poll without any | satisfied the re-| Dr. Leib being considered as the Trout Heister can Lcib may awaken d but surely] | sembled and having re-jcouny : {in the county Of Potters books will be uested Jared Ingersoll, lopened by the undersigned, conymissioners Ti “inamed in the said act, atthe office of esq to take the chair and George Vaux, No 39 south 4th strect in | ‘the city of Philadelphia; on the second day tof December nex Be for the purpose ol peciving subscriptions for the stork of the gaid company. Si- 1 at tho _imilar books W It was unanimously reé-i0 {S93 ’ ti x at reme court, they will 1n- space of thirty days. D INGERSOLL. Chairman, L, Secretary. JARE JOSEPH HEMPHILL a —— MARRIED, by the Rev Mr. Linn, on the evening ef the 19th inst. GEORGE g Moorx, both oi this town By the same oD the evening of the 20th [aoMAS STEWART, Merchant of Birming- daughter of the | David Bard, of Sinking Valley.! By (he same, on the same €veENINg M. Tierney. of Milesburg W Moore near Birmingham. TA NPI SE LAST NOTICE. The collcctors of county tax, who are lin arrears are requested to pay off their respective duplicates at the April court ag alter that ime, suits will be brought ihe stoves rendered a compliance withlhatred. the demand of capt. Cartwright imprac-jnot put in authority. A Knave will be{3Bainst all delinquents. ticable. supposing that a disposition 10 licared even though his means be limited. P. CAMBRIDGE Treguzcr. . Bellefonte Marsh 27, 1817. accede to if had exisied. Acquaints Lis friends and tie public ART’S Store: and carries o Tailering Busiress, Bellefonte March 31. HISSOLUTION OF P pari son, Blac accountss By order of the Orphans’ Court of Centre county, wiLL BE SOLD, {wish yon could] I public sale; on Tucsday the first : "day of Apyil next, on the premis township, Centre hundred and twelve adjoining lands of Jot Culbertson and others, heirs of Patrick Mooney, > ship, deceasid. # and the remainder in 111- | payments. . A d Juages et Bellefonte, March 15th 1817. TURNPIKE. ntitled * itp incorpora artificial road from Northumberland county Thomas Gaskins, borough house of James Jersey TAILOR, removed to the b hich Mr. Robert Hayes lately R. x W. STEW: n the hat he has occupied by George with their favoring him attention ay rely upon every to their orders. will be spared te accommo- who may think preper to ems with the newest Philadelphia ARTNERSHIP ership of John Rowls and smiths, has by mutual conseat od. Those indebted ested to settle theid 1» N day Qdissoly rm are requ John Rowls. Richard Rowls. ¢s a cers situate in Ferguson county, contaiping one acres or thereabout m Irwin, Jeremiah the property of the late of said town= Terms of sale, one halt on ced for the premises, two equal yearly Due attendance will be given lace of sale by Wiliam or Mooney,administras ct of land, livery of the d time and p BY THE COURT, Wm. Petrikin, Clerk O. C. ,ycoming § Potter HEREBY GIVEN, [AT pursuant to the provisions cone tained ine an act assed at the last ion of the legislature of Pennsylvania, : An act to enable the governor tc a’ company for making an Jerscy Shore, in the of Lycoming, 10 Couderspork t, at ten o'clock A. \% J ill be also opence the same purpose in at the house of the town of Nor« Lycoming county, James Cummings, in the and at tho ¢ town of me time and for umberiand ; and in the house of of Williamsport, Collins, in th Shore. JOHN KEATING, % THOMAS STEWA RDSON | GEORGE VAUX, J.-P. De GRUCHY, JOHN BOYD, “2 Re ~ a as | QQ | HUGH WHITE, a JAMES COLLINS, i$! THOMAS M: CLINTOC 3 SAMUEL STEW ART, = ROBERT M'CLURE, |S PBURN, = J ANDW. D. HE October 1&, 1816. James Roberts, SADDLER, rms his friends and the lately fixed his resi Milesburg, where all orders in the line of his profession will be gladly re ceived and expeditiously executed. Dec. 9. 1815. 1 re 5 1 NOTICE. ebted to the cstate 6% Philip Auman, dec. late of Hains township, sed to come forward 2nd meke on or before the first of March aving demands zgainst have theif ace presented lo Respectfully Info public, that he has dence Nn ATL persons ind are re que payment, next; and thoseh said estate, are desired to counts legally proven and payment. yACOB HERRING, Adusre Fz». 8, 1817, ’
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