i % now saith (6 have boenilic Joke of Vien 2, Caullocourty who has taken up Liss ~osidence. at New-Orjeans. Ibe arrivals of vessels, iro Fiance and the West Indias with + lois” J specie ure daily anounced Weoaa- nol suppose there is aay reas scarcity of ae precious metals io the United States at this vme Though our banks »stensibly pay epecic, it is almost as Laurel Spring INN Near BigMINGHAM. THE Subscriber respectfully inform? bis friends aud the public in general thal he has opened a tavern in the stane house? opposiic the bridge across the Juniatta F ghiglatons mo hey pases pulkshed east of the mounting i appears that in federal and oldsciionl pariics have forme. an alliance, mt they with support Jo aeph Heiste he office of governor ; th wepublicans iu that pari of the state sean vo be uf oplition that the Jlwuce obtain throughout the commonwealth; in thi: thoy are mistaken, the fedevalists in tin neighborhood, and, we ar enabled to say, |’ Cautiod, Ra ALL persons are hereby cautioned {roth purchasiag a certain note, ziven by me 1 a THOMAS HENDERSON for the sum of «| seventy five dollars, payable on the first day of August next, as I am determined not to pay the same; uniess compelled by FF ovirtaned axl 1 aand and tl al La iSd F381 ; er forth t 5 Lv AW. ‘ ® o ~ Li ¥ therciore,s * [In this part of the state, fron informacion we have received, in most of the counties west of the mountains, wii act independently ; they ave aware that the © motives of the leaders of the oldschool pai- 10 ty are to obtain power regardicss of tne goeane (hey employ 5; the federalists will, pport what thy deem an ho gst republican, rather than a man who, 1 he vas elected would be a tool to aspiring _and unprincipled demagogues. They will generally vote for Finalay. $0 From letters, said to have been writiep In the western parts of this state, and pubh- ished in the Aurora and other opposiliol priats, it would appear that oldschoolism “gaming ground west of the mountains those ic tiers were actually written where thoy are dated, the most honest intentions which can be attributed to taeir authors, are to deceive the public, and to rise into pow r Oidgchonlism is out of the fashion and as it has been |, where it is mostly used, to be com- posed of bad materials, it is not likely to eet in vogue here. With the exception of a lew discontented office hunters, in Allc- gany and Washington counties, Who have established presses for the dissemination of oldschool dpetrines and abuse, the poli- Ges of western Pennsylvania will be an bo por to the state, and, we venture to predict that at the ensuing election William Find- tay will receive (wo thirds of the votes te ns Qh “ a £0 ¥: A A GERMAN GOFERMNOR. We bave had the fair and just benefit of a Gérman governor since the year 180%; and/ we sheuld have actually had the bunrefit of a German governor in 1805, bu! tor the opposition of General Josepi: Heistor and his friends the wire federa sts. If General Heister had not ardently and openly joined ihe federalists in’ Au- gust 1805 (only one shoit year ater his warning address, againstall the federalists in 1804 !) in an open opposition. Lo thie former democratic nomination of Gavernos Qavder, there 18 no doubt, that Mr. Snydey would have been elected, and we would (len certainly have had German and a democratic Governor in 1805. Mur. Hes: tor did all he could, in concert with thy Federalists, whom he criminated in a body, to prevent the election of the Ger- man republican candidate. He unfairly published a letter, just as if it had been scit to him, (and it actnally was aever cnt to him, as he must admit, being de- livered to him for publicationfin Philadel- phia) in which letter was contained a false. urjust and cruel charge agonist the democratic farty, @s wishing to take away the lands of all the farmers, who had good large farms. By this letter, written on purpose to spread that false alarmy, Mr. Heister, a democrat unfaith fully gave =1d to the filira fedealists, at the expence of bard Injustice and defeat to :he democratic party apd our cause £1) The toast contained in the letter was never irank, as was there pretended. The democratic party had nothing 10 do with the toast, ever if five or ten mad heads and bad hearts had drank it. Mr Heister cannnt appear fo the honest discerning Germans to have a claim upon them to Le their present candidate for the office of Governor, after such conduct. The Germans know that Mr Snyder has made a just and good Governor, Speaker, Legis Jator, and member of Convention, for six and twenty long years, It realy scems as if no German Governor would please Mr. Heister, but himself. We see that he reprobates all the federalists in a body in 1204. and then lends himself to them in 1805 and 1817. Of all persons on earth, the (vermans and the Democrats have the least reason to praise or reward the political conduct of General Hester. The federalists themselves can have no confi- dence in such conduct. We repeat our regret that we cannot possibly do justice wo the public salety without using ideas and expressions, which see to be re proachful. He must answer, (and that seriously) to Heaven, his conscience and his country for professing decided and ar- dent democracy, as he does occasionally every week, and yet openly co operating with the worst enemies of our constitu: “tions, and of our national and state demo- cratic party, in opposing two democratic nominations for the important office of Governor of the Commonwealth of Penn- sylivania. And / Almost every vessel from England ings more or lees passengers——the cur- ent of emigration is steady, and of ver} respectable classes. _ The distinguished Frepchman, who ar rive J some months since at Boston, & sup- 4 dollar, « Paper does the business” still; 10a hauling” thelr customers wiast—=ftightencd at something. Jv received London Bestel, and Bellast pa- sorare as it was some month ago to seo ad yet banks are said to bs“ puiliug to the ui Nilcs Regisier, p— “From N. Y, Guzette May 14. LATEST NEWS—By various arrivals sterday, the editors of the Guz:uc have perg—and from France, by the Muria heresa, Skiddy, they have papers down (0 the 17th of the last month. ‘The arrivals at Havre for one month t5 the 16th of April were, 130, including (3 from America, The King ol France was still alive, saving on the L4th ult had a private audi- cwce with Baron Montalembert. vise. Bread stuffs remained stationary. nt The rage of speculation has advanced rurough Sinking Valley, France was tranquil, and cotton on the} river at Laurel Spring Paper Mill, on the great and direct road from Pittsburg and Long’s Valley, past Crawford’s dnd Johnsons taverns to Bellefonte , Great Island, Penns) Valley, Northumberland aud the adjacent country. ; He has a supply of every necessary suitable for the accommodation of travel lers and others; and will pay strict atien- tion to those who may favor his house. John Stration. May 16, 1817. « THOUGH LAST, NOT LFAST Chambers Colhoon, TAILOR, INFORMS the fashionable, the plain. the whimsical, and the eccentric, that he, after expelling the scraps and pairings flour in this country to a most unreasona- ble price, calculating on obtaining still higher and profiiable prices ebroad. bubble has bursi. It now appears, fiom undoubted authority, by the last arrivais fars in Englond and only 13 in France. I he price must fall to the just value of the article here. Nat. Ini, | en ¢ Goes The tract of land about Fort Migs, on he Miami of Lake is tmaclve miles square, or about 60,000 res more than th District of Columbia. it was ceded to the U.ited States at the treaty of Green. ville ; it includes the toot ‘of the rapids, and is the head of navigation for Lake cessels. The town of Perrysburg tas seen laid out by order of the United crates on the south bank of the Miami, opposite to which there is from 6 ta 9 feet iepth of water. The town has nine par: allel streets running north and south, which. are intersecicd py seven streets runing east and west. It contains 768 lois, «ach one quarter of an acre, and ac e A Public sale both of the town and of the whole twelve miles square, will be held at the London office in Ohio, on the third Tuesday of July next. The minimum price of town lots is twenty dollars an acre. The head watters of the Miami approach within a few miles those of the Wabash. It is probable that a flourishing and respectable settlement will soon appear “on this tract. Good roads will soon connect this settlement with Detroit and Lower Ssndusky, aud the cultivated parts of Ohia. By the Greenville treaty cession was made of Sandusky. This tract also has been sur- veyed—the town of Chroghansville has been laid out on the East Branch of San- dusky river, and the whole will be offered at public sale at Wooster, on the second Monday of July next. - CUCUMBERS. The lovers of this vegetable, who would wish for early Cucumbers, are desired to which I have lor many years practised, and uniformly proved successful, viz. Instead of pulling your first Cucumbers for table use ; take the first and nearest to the root for seed. Py pursuing this practice for several years, you will discover that your vines no sooner begin to spread, than they produce fruit. Consequently, they will not only bring forth eaclier, than by the usual way ; but the fruit will be tender and sweet in proportion to the rapidity in the growth. By observing this practice, for several years successively, I have brought my vines to yield half a dozen Cucumbers with- in cover of a hat crown. The same prac- tice, I have no doubt, will succeed ir re gard to other vine-lruit. A FARMER. CENTRE BANK OF PENNSYLVANIA, NOTICEISHEREBYGIYENTOTHE STOCKHOLDELS, : : HAT the Directors of said Bank have this day declared a Dividend for the last six months at the rate of cight per cent pet annum, payable at any ume after the { ¢th instant. Jno. Noriis, Srshier, posed tp have been Mapshal Soult, oy fx Bellefonte, May 5, 1817. he! i foccupant o that flour brings but from 13 to 14 doi- 206 out lots from two to four acres each.) Wooster, two miles square at the lower rapids of attend to the following method of culture, from the domicil lately occupied hy Wie. C. Welch, cordwainer, removed, has becu regularly appointed to succeed him as the t said tenement, dwelling, or of- fice. having wken his degrees mn either Paris, ‘London, sweet Dublin, or the city of Bro. therly Love yet, from hisstudious appli- catioft te the higher branches of the sciex- tific profession to which he has the honor to belong, and which is coplessedly the ‘most ancient, and, some of its admirers af firm, the most necessary of the polite arts, be feels confident hie has attained that hap py command of his faculties which enables him to sui’ Ais measures to men of all” par ties, of all sizes, whims, captices, pecuii- aritics and particularities. Indeed he has Nafure to the best advantage—~to straigh- ten her abberations—-to correct her extia vagancies, to compensate for herneglects, and to give to her most exquisite models of beauty, the indispensable accompaiii- raenis of fashion, ease and grace. As punctuality has, of late become a de- among men of business, Calhvon has de- termined that bis promises shall be honor ably fulfilled and his engagem ents rigid Jy executed. He deems 1t indelicate 10 bis brethern, to sty any thing ofthe superiori ty of his style atid manner ;and it might savour of egotism to produce any of those personal acknowledgeinents with which he has been honoured, by nume- rous gentlemen, who are indebted to him for their all of elegance and fashion, and who, through his ingenuity, have be came like the grandi flora of the pac- terre,—chief ornaments of the societyin which they bloom. He will therefore conclude, in the language of tbat great captain, General Smyth, Come on horse back, Come on foot,~~Come in troops— come singly—Come any how, du! armed ! «’Tis not ours to commana success, Bellefonte, May 5,1817. ¢ By order of the Ophans’ Court of Centre county. WILL be soll on the premises on Tuesday the thind day of Jun next, one nn ia undivided moicty ov half part of a certain tract of jaud. si‘uate; lying, and being in the wwnship of Potter, in the county of Centre aforcsaid, bounded by lands of James Potter, the heirs of Alexander Johnston, decensed, and Sinking creek, containing in the whole tract, about eigh- ty acres, more or less, the estate that was of ihe late Michae! Stiver, dec. | of sale, one half of the purchase money at ihe time of the delivery of the decd for the premises, and the remainder in two equal yearly payments. Due attendance wil, be given at the time and place ot sale by Samuel Stiver, administrator. Terms By v=g CourrT, 30th April, 1817. Wm. Petrikin, Cik. O. C. ——. —— BLANKS, HANDBILLY, HORSE BMLLS.&c EXECUTED AT THIS OFFICE, RESONABLY, AND AT + THE SHORTEST NOTICEL the 24 Jay of June next, ensuing, Cornoox, though he cannot boast off made it the great study of his life to set off sideratgm inthe polite world, as well as But we’ll do more—we will deserve it” | {Pennsylvani, ~ Henry Sh “VENDUE WwW arrer. . —— TLL be sold at public vendue, on at the tate d -elliing house of Otto Ferdinand Here man Younge, diceased, near Karthausey Covi® gton township, Clearfield county, a vari¢ -y of household and kitchen furniture: —A 80a quantity'ol store goods, esuMStE. mg of i Dry Goods, Herdware, Crockery Ware, Wine, Grockeries, &c. &c. The property that was of the said Otto I. H. Younge, deceased. —The terms will be made known at the time and place of, sale, by F. W.GEISENHAINER, and J.F. \W.SCHNARS, = Admr's wv Lg . Take Notice. All persons indebted to the estate that was of Peter Dewis, late of Pattort Towns ship Centre connty deceas’d; are heres by requested to . make immediate payment. And all persons who have any demands against the said estate, will please to present’ them legally authenti= cated, forthwith to the subscriber living in said township, for settlement; so that he may know whether the said estatg he solvent or otherwise, ARTHUR SMITH Adm, Bellefonte April 7, 1817. “© 5 aad DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERS] up BenNgeR & CAMBRIDGy Having this day dissolved by mutual cons sent, requests all those indebted to said firm, to come forward and settle their res-, pective accounts, on ot before the first of March next. Grain of any kind will be received in’ payment atthe market prices, either at Rock Iron Works or at theft store in Belletonte. aX PHILIP.BENNER, P. CAMBRIDGE. Bellefonte; 90th Jan. 1817 N. B. The business will be continueld in future in the name of Philip Benner & Co. ) Delmar, Tioga County, 2d prile 1817. ¥ — LEFT my house on the 14th of Jung last, my son WATERS SEELY, aged about 16, of the usual size, has lost a fore tooth, and has the two first letters of bis name marked with gun-powder ob his arm. He took with him a black coat, striped trousers, wool hag, &c. : The absence of this boy has led some wicked persons to brand his unhuvpy parents with his murder.——All priniere of Newspapers throughout the United States will bave humanity I hope to insert the above, by which means my son if living, may return to his disconsolate family ; or some persen who nay have seen him, give some Information, whereby the hor. rid suspicion may be wiped away. Adam Seely. N. B. I am led to think he has eona to the State of Ohio from som: sions which dropt from him a suo Gos before his departure. April 21, 1817, DISSILUTION OF THE parinersiip I.ecopard Petars is thizd cual consent, of whi NeTSUnS concerped wii 168: os Ih : LAWBESCE VRTL Han 19, 181% a
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