THE JOURNAL.
CLEARFIELD, PA., MAY 5, 1858.
Going rp. The stables, on the lots connec
ted with the Mansion House and CIcarflcd
House, which were burnt down a. short time
since, are now being put up, and will be ready
in time for the coming Court.
Scalded. A little boy of Mrs. Frease, a
German woman, wasbadly scalded on last Fri
day, by falling into a tub of hot water, which
liad been set down but a moment before the
Occident occurred. The little felIow,we learn,
is getting much better.
Ti-blic Bible Society Meeting will be held
at the Court House in Clearfield, on Wednes
day evening of Court week, (May 19, 1S5S,)
at candle light. All are invited to attend.
Several addresses are expected.
J. B. McExally, Secretary.
Temper ascb Meeting. The "VVashingtonian
Temperance Society will hold their quarterly
meeting, on Monday the 17th day of May, at
early candle light, in the Court House. All
arc invited to attend. Several addresses will
be delivered. Officers for the ensuing year
will be elected. G. Fninpr Gcelich, Pres.
To Farmers. By reference to our adver
tising columns, it will be seen thnt the Ex
cthior Wool Trader" is now in onr connty.
Frier d Joe is a clever fellow, and wo have no
doubt will deal with our farmers in a strictly
honest way, and that they will get as good pri
ces from Joe, for their wool, as from any other
person who may visit them.
To tuose interested. We havo been re
quested to state, that tho subscription books
of the Baptist Church, of this place, are in the
hands of Mr. Joseph Birchneld. All persons,
whoso subscriptions are unpaid, are requested
to call on Mr.Tlics Robins, on or before Court
week, and pay the snmc. Persons in and a
round Curwensville, will please call on J. Pe
ters, Esq., who is authorized to receive mon
eys duo on said subscription books.
Street Preaching. On last Friday, our n
6ii ally quiet town, was thrown iiito a commo
tion, by the sudden appearance of a person
who professes to bo a Seven-day Baptistprea
cher. He commenced a harranguo on a street
corner, without much ceremony, and pitched
Into things in a 'right smart manner' for a
short time ; giving every person who approach
ed particular tits. .He is down on all denom
inations who keep the first day of the week ns
Sabbath, and condemns all persons to eternal
perdition who eat pork. Whether ho is Jew
or Gentile, or whether he is calculated to do
any good, we are not prepared to say, but we
incline to the opinion that he is uon compos
mentis.
Ricn by I'lvnuer. We see that the wife
of General Monagas, late President of Vene
zuela, lias $400,000 a year in pin money. It
is also asserted that the Monagas family have,
Ii ring a few years, remitted five millions of
dollars to Europe for safe investment, as a pro
vision against revolutionary contingencies.
Large companies of Mormons are collecting
in Nebraska, . waiting for the spring grass in
order to take up their lino of march to Utah.
They cross the Missouri river at Florence,
-. - . i l . . i . ; x
iMcorasxa, waning mere a snort nine iu re
-emit. They are stai tet ott in separate trains,
under experienced frontier men as captains,
accompanied by ciders on their toilsome jour
ney OI UlHJlll 1UW MllltS. ,
The Leviathan to be Oitim ss. A bijrgcr
ship than the Leviathan is talked of in Eng
land. It is intended that this new monster
hall carry S'OOO tons more than the Leviath
an is to run faster, and draw less water. An
engineer in Liverpool, named Clare, proposes
to build a ship 1,000 feet in length, 70 feet
Iieam, and only 30 feet from deck to keel, ma
king her perfectly flat bottomed, and her
aides perfectly square. In size she would bo
-20.000 tons.
We will not be surprised to hear, one of
these days, that some engineer proposes to
Imild a bridgo across tho Atlantic, with hotels,
arranged at convenient distances apart, for
the comfort of travellers.
Silver in Nebraska. The Cuming City
Star, of the 27th ult., contains the following :
Our citizens are in a great state of excite
ment about silver mines. It is said that large
pieces have been taken out of the earth adja
cent to our town ; and, strange to say, it is al
no believed that tho mines have been slyly
worked for some time past. We were shown
a specimen which weighed about an ounce,
and which possessed a very bright and silvery
appearance. Full facts are said to be in the
hands of some particular individuals, who are
quietly endeavoring to get charge of a rich
monopoly. This leaked out by one of the
knowing ones, while in a State of semi-inebriation,
asserting that he "could dig up all tho
money he wanted within three miles of town."
The fact had been cautiously noised around
leforo; but this remark led to open investi
gation, and it is now pretty generally believed
that silver exists around Cuming city. We
are just on the cvo of going to press, and onr
latest intelligence is to the effect that many
acres, on the banks of Fish Creek, had been
turned topsy-turvy in seeking the precious
metal. Our readers will have to wait for fur
ther developments until our next."
The Fall op Lcckncw. Bombay, March 21,
Three P. M. Lucknow fell on the l'Jth. One
hundred and seventeen guns were captured,
and about two' thousand of tho enemy were
slain durinir the sieee. Mrs. Orr and Miss
Jackson were rescued. Eight oflicers were
killed.
The townspeople and villagers, being pro
tected, are resuming their occupations. The
submission of the principal landowners has
been accepted.
About fifty thousand of the enemy have
escaped, making for Rohilcund and Bundcl
cund. The army is in pursuit of the rebels.
The delay of Sir H. Rose's force for three
weeks at Saugor, prevented the line of troops
intended to intercept the enemy from being
closed up. Sir. H. Rose, with the second di
vision of the Kajpootana field force, was within
25 miles of Jbansi on the 21st of March. 30,
000 rebels are said to be in his front.
Gen. Robert's force, marched from Nussce
rabad to Kotah on the 10th and 11th. This
distance is 120 miles.
The Calpee mutineers have taken the fort of
Chuachard and taken the Rajah prisoner.
Whitclock's force remains in charge of Sau
gor, the cavalry only having pushed on to Al
lahabad. Stuart's brigade captured Chunde
ree on tho 17th.
. . CLIPPINGS A NO SCRIBSLINGS. '
. Er'MQCreasing tho taxes.
KDecreasing the number of dogs.
I''GarJen feus cultivated impertinence.
V&.id to bo a farce tho new militia hill.
CMuch mixed the weather, during April.
EyCanght several hogs, by the town police.
Rathcr steep a dollar for catching a pig.
l jp"LJcttiug easier money mutters in the east.
riTOoing up-the stables, on the burnt district.
tyArriving some of AY. P. Irwin's new goods.
t!srRunning round loose a hard shell preacher.
tyDyspepsia the remorse of a guilty stomach.
rWill rub out scandal, like dirt, when it is
dry.
fF'Fine sport ploying alley-ball. Go it while
you can.
KSTl eased some persons with tho "free whis
key7' law.
IjP'Started an anti-Tobacco society, in our Bor
ough, lost week.
"Souldn't go near the woods children. Rea
son, the trees are shooting. ..
tlTMIave a right to vote dogs. So say some
wiseacres ; 'cause, dogs are taxed.
t3"'YVhi8--jr a key by which many gain en
trance into prisons anil aims-honses.
tJS"VTishes to employ a Dutch Gardener, a
journeyman cooper to head cabbages.
CSWanted several bags of oats, at this office
Can any of onr subscribers supply us i
f Sr""Attcntion inventors. A soap is wanted that
will enable mamas to get their daughters off their
hands.
L1?0fered by the Adjutant General of Penn'a
to the Government, a regiment of troops for tho
Utah war.
r-Kesunied specie payments all the Banks in
the State, so far as ascertained. .Nary lama duck
in the flock, eh !
l"BKcporU a Captain recently from sea, hav
ing spoken live vessels, each of which had daily
prayer meetings.
recommences tho session of the East Penn'a
Synod of the Lutheran. Church, at Eastoa ou tho
27th of May inst
fVMado fifty-soven thousand applications at
the Post Ufiice Department, under the recent let
tings, fur carrying tho mails.
VJfls asserted that the saying, 'there is more
pleasure in giving than receiving," applieschicfiy
to medicine, advice and kicks.
"In a state of mental absence, a young man
demanded the hand of a young lady, and only
perceived his error when he got her "father's foot
instead.
I""Fnct. There is a man in Sew Orleans with
such a tarnation wooden head that he is obliged to
use a jack-piano whenever ho is in want of shav
ing. lIEfCnnie off a calico bnll at New Orleans, late
ly. Three ladies dressed iu plain barege were re
fused admittance. Calico was the only possible
card of entree.
llfThinks a country editor, that Columbus is
not entitled to much credit for discovering Amer
ica, as the country is so largo that ho could not
well have missed it.
rs"lied in Trenty, X. J., last week, Joseph
Clayton, aged over lu7 years, lie was an active
young man of 25 years of age when tho Declara
tion of Independence was declared.
LsfMisiook by a riacervillc loafer, n globe
lamp with letters on it for the .jueen of night, and
exclaimed : "Well. I'm cussed if somebody hasn't
stuck an advertisement on the moon !"'
tlf Appointed by the Governor, tho Hon. Ellis
Lewis. Hon. C. R. Buikale w, and Hon. J. C. Knox,
commissioners to revise the penal code of Pennsyl
vania, and the laws relative to corporations.
FlBeceived a few days ago, by the Secretary
of the I'nited States Treasury, $1500 in Treasury
notes, from an unknown individual, who states (hut
ho cheated tho government to that amount during
Pierce's administration.
tl?'vVas on deposit last week, in tho Banks of
the four great cities of this country, Boston, New
York. Philadelphia and New Oi lcans, no less than
12-i.liOO. lido dollars, an increase on tho previous
week of nearly two million dollars.
("Locofoeo Knownothingisin. Among the acts
introduced into the California Legislature is one
"to prevent renegaj Know Nothings from being
elected to Congress, unless they havo been mem
bers of the Dcniocrutic party for twenty-one years.'
I'tTTelt hurt Mr. English of Indiana, l.ysome
pungent remarks of Senator I'roderick, concerning
Lis trickery, and called on Mr. 11. and asked him
to retract. Mr. Brodcrick's response was: -Get
out of my way you ruppy." Mr. English obeyed.
xlf States Ex-Governor Bashfurd, of Wiscon
sin, that ho was offered SIOO.OOU to approve of the
first bill reported for distributing the lands grant
ed by Congress in aid of tho railroads of that
State. With half this sum twenty-five members
of Congress would have caved iu.
n?""Secm3 to be bribery, tho wholo machincrj
of the administration at Washington. Members
of Congress are bribed with office. Ac, for triends.
to get them to vote for the Lccompton bill ; and
theu the people of Kansas are to bo bribed with
laud to get them to voto for its adoption.
fB"To be sold a threshing machine, in good
working order; has birch, caue. and strap barrels.
Warranted to lick a svhool of fifty boys in twenty
minutes, distinguishing their offences into literary,
moral, and impertinent. Only ported with be
cause the owner has flogged all his school away
Liilas been found atKingower, Australia, a
monster nugget of geld, by four old California mi
ners, name Robert aud James Ambrose, and Sam
uel and Charles Napier. It is two feet four inches
long, ten inches wido at its widest point, and eight
inches thick at the other, and weighs 14u pounds.
A Band of Fillibcsters is said to bo con
centrating near Vorktown, Dcwitt county,
Texas, preparatory to an irruption into Nor
thern Mexico. The commandant atFortMack
intosh (near Laredo), is expected to head tho
foray, when the force reaches eight hundred
in number. It is hinted that the Gen. Twiggs
court-martial was trumped up chiefly to get
him out of the way, so that fillibusters may
get safely off. A movement of German emi
grants to Chihuahua, is also said to be pro
jected, under the patronage of l'alarios, the
governor of that State.
An address from the Advent Church in New
York and Newark, to the churches scattered
abroad," fixes the year 1858 as the one that is
to witness tho end of all things terrcstial, by
a oyrotechnic exhibition. The result is arrived
at mathematically. The square root of the
cost of Ezekiel's chariot, was 8,503. From
this, extract "prophetic value" of "scarlet
lady of Babylon," 1,282, and we have 7,281.
Take from this the cube ram mentioned by
the Prophet as "pushing westward," 4,757,
and we have for remainder, 2,524. Deduct
from this "the number of tho bea9t," men
tioned in the Apocalypse, 666, and we get the
result, 1858, the year in which the end of tho
world is to take place.
ThoseBomds. The bom lis thrown under tho
carriage of Napoleon in Paris were entered at
the Calais custom-house as a new machine for
the invention of gas, and the inspectors con
sidered them of such little value that they
charged no duty tipon them. Orsini charged
them with fulminating powder that he carried
from London in his satchel, in damp paper.
He dried it in front of a stove, with a watch in
one hand and thermometer in the other, liable
at any moment to be blown into eternity by its
explosion. Five only of the bombs were nsed
of eighteen made, and the anxious inquiry at
Paris is : Where are tho other thirteen S Do
they remain in the hands of other conspirators,
ready to be used at the first favorable moment,
to accomplish what the first failed tothe de
struction of Napoleon, and thus tho loosening
of the key-stone that supports the arch of the
despotic power in Europe J Time will show.
TREASURER'S S A L E OF
UNSEATED LANDS for
Taxes for the years 185t5 and 1857.
NOTICE is hereby given, that in
pursuance of an Act of Assembly, pas
sed the 12th day of June. A. D. IMS,
entitled. "An Act to amend an act di
recting the mode of selling unseated
lands for taxes," Ac, the following
tracts of unseated lands in Clearfield
county, will be exposed to public sale,
or outcry, for the taxes due and un
paid thereon, at the Court House in
the Borough ef Clearfield, on the Sec
0ul Monday of June, 1858 :
BECCARIA TOWNSHIP.
No. Ac. Per. Owners! Warrantees.
Thomas Weston.
131 60 Thos. Kctland, $23 75
lf2 116 Ahr m. Witmer, 25 51
162 116 Michael Mtrsser, 25 51
Herman Honpt if Co.
162 116 Jacob King, 25 51
162 116 John Gibson, 25 51
94 91 Jeremiah Mosher 14 81
162 116 Peter Getz, 25 51
330 153 Martin Foutz, 5197
206 125 Jacob Font, 46 62
323 1 53 George Mnsser, 41 9S
215 73 Robert Wilson. 33 83
74 32 Thomas AVilson, 11 65
32t 84 Matthias Barton, 41 73
433 153 David Barton. 68 23
433 153 Edward Hand, 63 23
433 153 John Ewing. 63 23
356 69 Emmuel Kcigcrt.56 07
10S George Moore, 17 01
Join tratcliin.
400 96 John Brady,
210 Willi am Brady,
279 04 E. Blain.
433 153 John Miller.
433 1 53 John Fordncy,
George It room.
11 Brown ABoynton,
William Pnsey.
12 Brown ABoynton,
James Hocketiherry.
205 RrownABovnton.32 25
195 William W right, 30 63
William Doneler.
140 AVilliam Brown, 22 05
Thom i Mill ten.
140 P. Boynton,
John. Dillen.
43 119 Robert Wilson,
James GaJlaher.
20 Fred. Honman,
55 50 Win. Bausman,
Willium Hammond .
234 Herman Witmer, 23 43
Caleb Copeniaver.
55 103 P. Gloningcr,
200 Samuel Turner,
Moses Jiobison.
50 100P. Gloningcr,
Fred. &hoff.
83 123 John Bausman,
93 140 Michael Fauty.
IV m. forter.
93 Frcd.K. Hubley, 8 33
John Coojfr.
55 102 Sarah BilIington,13 So
Daviel Yonni-in.
50 Campbell.tTurner,6 30
30 Plunkitt, 3 "8
200 Cco.W. Caldwell, 25 20
Gill A- JJreitton.
bO John Ketland, II 22
64 57
33 07
37 61
27 45
63 23
1 76
1 89
22 05
C 02
1 89
4 91
8 63
31 50
4 54
13 04
15 44
il
BELL TOWNSHIP.
John G. Brenner.
5613 1000 Henry Beck, 83 75
5619 1000 Henry Beck, S3 75
4287 1000 Henry Beck, 83 75
75 William Martin, 9 00
75 Jon. Sherman, 9 Oo
William liraelt.
3565 177 81 John Nicholson, 10 02
5904
5906
5v07
5913
5919
3550
5909
5910
5911
5913
5915
5921
Heed ami hi rh trier.
1000 NieklinA Griffin, 75 00
1100 Nieklin A Griffin. 82 50
1000 Nicklin Griffin, 75 00
1100 Nicklin A Griffin, 82 50
1100 Nicklin A-Griffin.82 50
5l!0 James MoGcc, 00 00
Peter O if ens.
450 John Nicholson, 40 50
Arthur Bell.
433 Benjamin Gibbs, 32 40
G. L. Heeel.
1000 Nicklin A Griffin, 75 00
3"0 Nicklin A Griffin. 31 60
2i13 Nicklin A Griffin, 23 64
106 Nicklin A Griffin, 9 59
707 Nicklin A Griffin, 57 54
1100 Nicklin A Griffin, 82 50
140 David Bell, 12 60
249 Frampton Bell, 22 09
EOGGS TOWNSHIP.
Jamrx Dixon.
89 John Thomas, 6 67
l.iiiiui'ltie Af Turner.
203 John Thomas, 15 60
Smith V J'otevll.
93. Barbara Snyder, 7 36
Hunter Sr Vroierlioof.
1S5 76 Joseph Drinker, 13 83
403 76 H. S. Drinker, 30 61
Thoma-i Iieael.
100 Jno. Montgomery, 7 50
John Kephart.
100 Henry Faunco. 7 60
I' li tusom.
70 Henry Faunce, 5 25
due for 1S54 a 1855 3 64
George Turner.
100 Hannah Stewart, 7 50
Fisher if Potrcll.
119 90 Barbara Snyder. 8 92
1 19 90 Fisher.DolanACo. 8 92
William Albert tnl Bros.
132 George Hootman, 9 89
75 John E.Shaw, 5 62
53 Luke Kyler, 7 50
George W. Gearhart.
80 " Walter Stewart, 6 00
260 Joseph Ball, 19 95
Daviel Govs.
65 72 Richard Thoma3, 4 95
54 LukcKylcr, 6 03
492
1993
3574
3609
3611
3612
3613
3614
3616
1993
1997
1993
1999
2004
1434
305
56S2
56S2
56S2
5877
5879
5381
58S6
1131
1999
250
143
300
193
125
50S1
68S1
BEADY TOWNSHIP.
Dartd Hspy.
303 W'm. Kirk patrick 35 73
Hays and Scluifll.
100 Kobcrts A Fox, 5 80
Hofirrts and Fo.r.
20 34 Kobcrts & Fox, 1 74
50 Kobcrts A Fox, 5 62
353 Kobcrts A Fox, 25 93
200 Koberts & Vox, 14 50
150 Koberts A Fox, 1143
214 Koberts A Fox, 25 39
72 Koberts A Fox. 5 22
83 Koberts A Fox, 6 33
750 Ilobert3 A Fox, 65 25
510 Koberts A Fox, 45 24
640 Koberts A Fox, 53 65
795 Kobcrts A Gox, 72 15
F. Beate's Estate
363 David Kennedy, 42 11
161 Ann Kennedy, 13 68
Elisha Fciiton.
227 Joseph Ferron, 2o 33
John W. Netrpher.
86 Joseph Ferron, 9 98
Mark L. Roberts.
86 Joseph Ferron, 9 98
60 Samuel Ambrose, 5 80
1 UtoiL h.eynouls.
1041 Henry Wykoff, 120 76
Joseph Dale.
157 David Kennedy, 9 11
Daviel Irvin.
55 Koberts and Fox, 6 28
Catharine Firing.
220 Kobert Curry, 25 52
Harrison Hall.
320 Kobert Curry, 37 12
100 James Reed, 11 60
due for 1354 and 1855, 5 70
J. Free-land.
100 Casper Stiver, 4 35
Kobert Ross.
77 Casper Stiver, 6 73
Jascph MeClure.
135 Joseph Ferron, 15 66,
John Paiton.
135 Joseph Ferron, 15 63
' M. Tsi's Heirs.
213 Dill Christian Lower, 55 11
110 370 Christian Lower. 42 92
100 George Weaver, 11 60
John Jlieliois tV Jtro.
.15S0 995 94 Kobcrts A Fox, 115 42
1991 365 15 Roberts A Fox, 42 34
2009 1182 62 Koberts A Fox, 137 11
2010 604 109 Roberts A Fox. 70 00
13 521 Christian Lower, CO 44
27 308 Benj. Hewcv, 36 89
155 258 Casper Stiver, 29 93
George Mienn.
2609 102 Roberts A Fox, 5 91
TV. W. Fleming.
3610 73 103 Roberts A Fox, 4 52
Admit Weber. .
1997 ' 200 Kobcrts A Fox, 1160
100 Charles Zilyock, ll 60
100 Jacob Pentz, 11 GO
626 215 Conrad Long, 20 30
BUSNSIDE TOWNSHIP.
John Pa4rhin.
5602 100 John Nicholson, 12 30
5603 214 John Nicholson, 26 32
5601 336 John Nicholson, 47 48
73 John Mailer, 9 63
131 Abr. Witmer. 13 12
114 Casper Shaffor jr. 13 20
410 Casper Shaffer, 60 43
25 George Graff. 3 03
180 Samuel Roberts, 22 14
300 Daniel Witmer, 36 90
474 John Hubley, 58 30
100 Matthias Young, 12 30
383 Wm. Bausman, 47 06
203 Mary Roberts 25 01
76 John Trcsslcr, 9 35
150 John Cumings, 18 45
264 Martin Mailer, 32 47
374 JohnBurge, 46 00
293 John Bureh, 36 00
215 Henry Musscr, 25 40
165 Mary Jenkins, 20 34
317 John Tresslcr, 42 64
Horace Putchia.
303 John Jones, 49 69
S0.1 Junes Chapman, 49 C9
290 Benj. Tresnall, 47 56
105 J. Backhouse, 17 22
James Gatlaher.
424 Mary Crawford, 52 15
Ex'rs and Trustees of J. C Fisher.
121 George Ross. 12 38
due for 1852-'53-'54-'55, 13 58
163 Jno.Cunningham.16 69
duo for 13.".2-T53- 51-:65, 24 84
- 209 Peter Gctr, 21 40
due for 13o4 and 1855, 21 16
223 Jac.Musscrsmith 33 04
duo for 1854 and 1855. 32 63
3010 Frederick Kuhn, 33 13
James Thompson.
100 Samuel Roberts, 12 30
100 Georgo Graff, 12 30
&he)l y I'rieslli y.
Ill Christian Stake, 13 62
100 William King, 12 30
150 John Kvan, 13 45
150 Kb. MeMastcr3, 13 45
150 Jacob Holland. 13 45
BRADFORD TOWNSHIP.
J. W. Smith.
346 60 Hugh Ely, 12 27
Barker if Pearre.
102 35 John Campbell, 11 24
159 Hall A Buck, 11 6o
Ceiezer Pei'ter-.
200 Blair M'Lanahnn 14 Co
Joseph if William transom.
100 Mat. Slaymakcr, 5 47
85 Wm. Graham, jr. 3 06
85 John Graham, 3 06
Levi Pearre.
100 Aaron Leavy, 3 65
Abraham Graham. ,
90 Isabella Jordan, 3 23
George Turner.
100 Jonathan Nesbit, 3 C5
John W. Turner.
75 Wm. Bingham, 4 03
300 George Dixon, 10 95
100 George Bargcr, 3 65
100 Abr. Lansberry, 9 12
100 John S. Kyler, 7 30
COVINGTON TOWNSHIP.
Piter A. Karthaus.
1898 578 Morris A Stewart, 41 04
1S99 890 Morris A Stewart. 63 19
1902 8S9 Morris A Stewart, 63 12
1942 445 Morris A Stewart, 33 70
Peter La nun.
1941 200 Morris A Stewart, 10 65
II. if O. Smith.
5307 250 George Mead, 17 75
CHEST TOWNSHIP.
John Patton.
433 153 Jno. Brcnncman. 64 95
253 James Ross, 33 10
Joint Patrhin.
311 153 Benjamin Young, 46 65
100 153 John Bovd, 15 00
313 153 Josiah llavnes, 46 95
433 153 Thos. Hamilton, 64 95
433 153 M. Worthinston, 64 95
393 153 William Wilson, 69 70
195 John Witmer, 29 25
Henry .?. Drinker's Estate.
50 Charles Gobin, 3 73
433 153 Alex. Hunter, 32 43
200 Robert Fleming, 15 00
200 IsaacKichardson,45 00
200 Jon. Walker, 15 00
Sarah Downing".
433 163 John Cook, 32 55
433 153 Jasper Ewing. 32 65
36 ArmstrongAGamcl 5 40
Drinker if Clark.
433 153 William Cook, 64 95
433 153 Jno Cunningham 64 95
John PiUrhin.
. 415 30 James Page, 62 32
316 143 Henry Fcrrce, 47 32
James Thompson.
100 31 Henry Pole, 15 00
Geddes if Marsh.
433 153 John Musscr, 64 95
100 Wesley Toner, 15 00
200 Jas McCrackcn, 18 75
100 George Mullen. 1125
140 Fulton, 9 50
200 Isaac Bloom, 15 00
82 Byers A Montgomery 10 80
IIouso and Lot James Davis, 8 25
100 Jefferson Jordan, 11 25
30 George Hagens, 3 75
23 John Holes, 4 50
433 Isaac Kirk A Co. 64 95
160 John McFcnnon, 7 50
63 John Patton, 7 05
2oo John Swan, 3o oo
loo James White, 13 12
DECATUR TOWNSHIP.
James McGirk's Estate.
391 159 Thos. Billington, 52 53
Peter Ouvns.
404 Charles Risk, 54 14
J. W. Smith.
202 MaryMcLanahan,20 30
250 Casper Haynes, 16 75
300 David Kephart, 36 45
due for 1354 and 1855, 31 55
Richard CopI in.
84 137 JosephWhitehall.U 49
105 JosephWhitehall,14 07
John and Daviel Gearhart.
220 Jacob Downing, 29 43
Kephart tr Albert.
135 John Drinker, 13 53
James Albert.
37 49 Joseph Sansom, 5 08
76 96 William Sansom, 7 64
D. J. Primer if Co.
290 E. A J. Harrison, 33 80
300 Joseph Harrison, 40 20
200 John McGirk, 26 80
100 D. Britton, 8 75
125 Joseph Logan, 1 1 33
83 Joseph Logan, 10 15
100 Harrison A Fauleyl 3 40
2S0 A. and J. Goss, 10 63
50 Harrison, 3 50
100 George Kephart, 10 85
100 Jona. Kephart, 7 00
100 Samuel Kay, 5 25
25 John Logan, 1 75
200 Edward Smith, 14 00
' 50 John Weston, 3 50
75 Daniel Philips, 16 06
h. J. Cran-s.
431 147 Thos. Edmonson. 57 89
195 80 Joseph Harrison, 26 13
FOX TOWNSHIP.
108 B. Davnportj 5 09
4272 50 James Wilson. 4 80
duo for 1854 and 1855, 1 75
Lil'aman Haricood.
4200 330 Jas.WiIsou,westJ,7 92
Tiatltan Bailey.
41S3 200 Jas- Wilson, cast J, 4 SO
John C. French.
4271 495 Jas.Wil3on,epart,ll 91
IT. S. I Mild Company.
4241 937 James Wilson, 50 21
4233 947 James Wilson, 56 83
424 2 293 James Wilson, 2S 61
4090 923 James Wilson. 22 18
1534 20 JamesWilson, 1 92
1535 600 James Wiison, 56 60
Spencer V Spiler.
4399 372 James Wilson, 8 93
Wm. Gordou.
4393 216 James Wilson, 20 74
Daniel Ouster's Estate.
4400 410 James Wilson, 21 12
Alexander Vial.
4340 133 James W ilson, 13 05
FEEGUS0N TOWNSHIP.
Ac. Per.
21G Greenwood Bell, 12 53
100 Albert Bishop, 5 80
Greeuvood Bell.
233 159 John Hambright, 13 57
John Patchin.
433 153 Daniel Turner, 25 27
Moore.
210 Matthias Slough, 12 53
Charles Huston.
433 153 George Boss, 25 27
OIBAED TOWNSHIP.
No. Ac. Per.
1923 503 103 Morri3 & Stewart, 16 73
A. ir J. Spaekman.
1890 3C7 45 Morris A Stewart, 24 22
A. & W. Murray.
1S83 260 Morris A Stewart, 21 45
1931 549 110 Morris A Stewart, 36 24
1935 536 Morris A Stewart, 26 53
T. H. Fulton if Co.
1383 543 Morris A Stewart, 8 91
1923 509 Morris A Stewart, 10 77
1929 7 0 Morris A Stewart, 2 31
1930 225 Morris A Stewajt, 7 39
1886 729 Morris A Stewart, 36 04
1917 314 Morris A Stewart, 5 12
1916 40(5 Morris A Stewart, 6 69
3650 226 ' Morris A Stewart. 22 37
1387 762 Morris A Stewart, 37 69
1930 103 Morris A Stewart, 3 43
Nicholas liotisolut,
1913 115 13 Morris A Stewart, 9 44
Anderson Murray.
1918 114 Morris A Stewart, 9 37
Francis Coudrcit.
1890 254 120 Morris A Stewart, 20 99
H. ir O. Smith .
5365 250 George Mead. 2175
53661000 George Mead, 33 00
Smith J- Graham.
1929 254 Morris A Stewart, 16 76
James Nelson.
1S86 50 Morris A Stewart, 2 44
Peter Ijamm.
3647 117 Morris A Stewart, 3 83
3643 47 Morr:s A Stewart, 1 43
1S37 97 103 Morris A Stewart, 8 05
1926 256 Morris A Stewart, 13 33
GOSKEN TOWNSHIP.
No. Ac. Per.
Peter Rider.
532-5 200 George Mead," 11 1G
Thomas Graham.
1881 nn Morris & Stewart, 17 40
1915 ibW
John Keating.
1922 201 2 Morris & Stewart, 9 50
GRAHAM TOWNSHIP.
Ac. Per.
83 William Bingham, 7 81
145 T. Forcey, 8 09
due for 1854 & 1S5-5, G 03
40 T. Forcey, 4 50
140 T. Cope, 5 39
SaniHcl Lansberry.
100 George Moore, 11 25
Join Fleming.
1G5 A. K. Wright, 22 27
Russel.
207 Jasper Mayland, 23 25
109 J. Graham, 8 17
Wm. Drinker's heirs.
300 John Fry, jr., 28 G3
380 John Thomas, 43 89
Georee Johnson.
164 Bernard Gratz, 25 27
14G Bernard Gratz, 22 43
Reuben Haines, 21 41
John King, G4 21
41 David Hall, 10 00
Georze Wetzel, 7G 37
150 Panf Wetzel, 30 03
Joseph Henry, 53 59
Chas. Hall, G3 29
100 Wm. D. Kerwin, 13 78
Reuben Haines, jr, 51 14
Jo An Ccok.
Jacob Wetzel, 71 7G
Rtissel Sf Co.
Joseph Simmons, 7G 7G
Daniel IF. Bradley.
114 Robert Shaw, 07 14
114 Uyman Gratz, GO 53
J. Cook.
Reuben Iliincs, 34 80
Reuben Haines, CG 02
Ed. .Ilbert 4- Brother.
John Fry, jr.. 13 47
139
417
104
390
195
348
411
121
4GG
382
43G
431
228
234
103
HUSTON TOWNSHIP.
No. Ac Per.
200 J. G Kidder, 22 40
195 David Caldwell, 16 35
Wm. Parker.
S83 15 James Wilson. 21 85
420 WilhelmWillibk,47 04
I. S. IsiU'l C ompany.
638 James Wilson, 42 6S
523 James AVilson. 36 SO
986 James Wilsonj 69 22
990 James Wilson, 69 27
9S5 123 James Wilson, 69 53
507 James Wilson, 35 50
John BivrS's.
124 WilheluiWillink, 3 47
Reaeiing. Bartles if Fisher.
990 WilhelmWillink.83 72
55 WilhelmWillink, 4 59
100 William Powers, 8 40
110 WilheluiWillink. 9 24
990 William Powers. 83 72
990 WilliamPowers.110 S3
Thorns. Holt.
990 William Powers, 27 52
IT. Thayer iV Sriscn.
100 WilhelmWilliuk, 8 40
298 William Powers, IS 69
W- B. GorJan.
230 Jame3 Wilson, 2100
500 James Wilson, 42 00
John Die Hois, jr.. et al.
1020 CO Roberts A Fox, 107 40
1089 9 Roberts A Fox, 107 40
1009 64 Roberts A Fox, 113 00
437 20 Roberts A Fox, 49 00
S39 151 Roberts A Fox, 100 80
733 Koberts A Fox, 82 12
903 109 Roberts A Fox, 101 70
1016 113 Roberts A Fox, 113 79
1003 35 Roberts A Fox, 112 33
1033 35 Roberts A Fox, 116 26
863 28 Roberts A Fox, 91 06
1020 64 Roberts A Fox. 114 24
1020 64 Roberts A Fox, 114 2t
1040 22 Roberts A Fox, 117 15
936 6 Roberts A Fox. 110 43
429 32 Roberts A Fox', 48 OS
206 John Dunlap, 23 06
297 Wm. Powers, 20 5 4
927 23 James WTilson, 109 41
927 23 Jamts Wilson, 109 41
83S 15 James Wilson. 99 45
4257
4902
4231
4234
4235
4226
4229
4230
4390
43S9
4902
5063
4897
5062
5009
50G4
4302
5063
4225
4336
2000
2'tol
3593
30)1
3600
3573
3576
3592
3594
3597
3607
35S4
3535
3589
SCO 4
19S3
252
5063
4193
4254
4256
5672
5673
5077
317 27 MooreAPclaney, 29 00
500 MooreADolaney, 42 00
500 Moore ADelancy, 42 00
J. W. Smith.
5676 547 81 MooreADelaney, 15 46
5677 6t7 81 Moore ADclauey, 15 46
5678 1041 81 MooreADelaney, 53 29
4899 100 Hammond AJones.. 8 40
JOHDAN TOWNSHIP.
Per.
Cooper if rusty.
51 Eb. Brenhani, Jj 20
Adam Kuhn. 47 10
Patchin $ Swan.
433 153 Richard Martin, C5 00
433 153 Thomas Martin, 6-i CO
Benj. Young, 22 50
Sam tied Jordan, 18 00
William Wilson. SO OO
Edicard $ James Gillcgan.
200 Dauiel Smith, 30 00
300 John Patchin, 43 00
KAKTHAUS TOWNSHIP.
P. A. Karthans.
Ac. Per.
600 Morris A Stewart. 69 60
773 Morris A Stewart, 90 25
507 Morris A Stewart, 5S 81
200 Morris A Stewart, 23 20
George Arcaiarius.
555 120 Wm. Smith. 63 80
568 138 Wm. Smith,' 65 89
573 120 Wm. Smith, 65 47
Devisers of John White, Esq.
1093 79 22 CharbsWillink, 4 64
1023 S3 Charles Willink, 7 03
;3
3473
Ac.
ICS
274
150
120
No
1900
1901
1943
1093
1429
1430
3552
033 147 Charles Willink, 37 00
lLeni-y 1 others,
100 Charles Willink, 4 35
Geo. Va-nx.
513 95 Morris A Stewart, 29 76
KNOX TOWNSHIP.
Per.
Crane, Blake $ Purlcy.
43 Kcuben iiaynes, 3'J
50 Luke Morri's, 39
433 153 Joseph Hilliard,
433 153 Kobert Gray,
429 41 John Binghurst,
433 153 Sarah Ward,
433 153 George Eddy,
1097
1944
Ac.
437
435
38
38
15
07
97
SS Gl
38 97
38 97
38 97
38 97
433 153 George Ashton,
Richard Peters.
109 Susannah Ward,
Benj. R. Morgan.
433v153 William Hunter,
127 John Dorsey,
due for 1354 & 1855, 14 45
John Patchin.
433 153 Israel Morris,
433 153 Berj. Poultney,
433 153 Martin Pierrie,
John lsoyd,
Philip Loast,
William Johnson, 23 40
Wilson Hoover.
80 Silas Wilcot. 23 09
Daniel Bailsman.
G.&M.M'Corniick,23 40
Wni.II.Ro!ertson,14 04
Thomas Mchhcee.
Jonathan Jones,
John M. Chase.
433 153 Caleb Foulkj
293 George Westcot,
433 153 Robert Wharton,
433 153 George Scaff,
3HJ John Bovd,
133 153 Robert Wharton,
GOO Isaac Thompson,
200 Isaac Thompson,
100 Isaac Thompson,
350
200
200
197
200
120
100
17 00
S3 97
20 12
eo 70
CO 70
50 70
40 95
23 40
11 20
50 70
31 32
50 70
50 70
35 10
15 10
70 20
19 50
9 75
240 ThompsonAEnglcman 23 03
LA WHENCE TOWNSHIP.
Solomon Kline.
2003 131 Roberts & Fox, G
MORRIS TOWNSHIP.
Edicard Perks 4- Co.
421 Jesse Yarnal, 78
300 Peter Yarnal, 83
E. C. Burton.
272 10 Robert Glen, CO
Wm. H. Robertson.
40 Jnlin Ttnst O
Snyder $ Large.
1S3 Francis Johnson, 32
Shaw J" St. John Smith.
433 153 Thomas Morris, 64
433 153 William Morris, 64
433 153 Samuel Meredith, G4
433 153 William Miller, 64
279 153 Ilettv Morris, 41
433 1-53 Thos Fitzsimmons,G4
433 153 George Clymer, 04
433 153 Robert Gray, 64
433 153 Patrick Moore, 64
433 153 Mary Morris, 64
433 153 Magnes Miller 64
433 153 Nalbro Frazcr Gl
William Hoover
100 153 Francis Johnson IS
S. J. Gratz.
205 52 James Wilson, 29
100 90 Robert Morris, 17
90 122 Wm. Morris, 13
407 139 Richard R. Smith, GO
203 John Baum, 30
433 AY in. Stewart, 64
J, Jl. Crawford.
223 Simon Gratz, 33
P. Kepple.
100 John Nicholson, 11
Robert Thomas.
231 ChnstopherBaker,34
Sirarlz aud Bower.
50 Francis Johnson, 7
Due for 1855, I
Jos. Dipard.
50 Blair M'Lanahan, 7
9G Joseph Potter, 17
Henry Cramer.
50 Cnf T-fii" Shnfnor, 7
14'. iV J. Hnjf.
85 Blair&M'Lanahan, 12
PERN TO uTaElP.
No. Ac. Per.
59221100 14NickIinAGriffith 53
5951 946 146 do do ' 60
5964 674 do do 37
5953 1093 do do 53
5925 1000 do do 56
5952 1009 do do 58
5954 515 do do 23
Wm. Hepburn.
83 Cochrane tract, 5
163 Greenwood Bell, 10
" 100 Elah Johnson, 5
5781
5773
5783
5785
5774
5775
3599
35S2
4252
4258
5777
5779
5779
G4
2 9G
50
89
04
4G
21
04
81
00
10
19
40
00
40
70
40
58
85
61
45
85
17
85
35
35
70
35
PIKE TOWNSHIP.
600 John Nicholson, IS 90
480 John Nicholson, 15 12
James Hopkins.
1020 64 John Nicholson, 32 26
819 41 John Nicholson, 25 83
63 64 John Nicholson, 21 55
820 64 John Nicholson, 25 S3
lo2o 6o Roberts A Fox, 32 13
DnBois 6f Loire.
793 3o Roberts A Fox, 32 13
W. C. Euos.
957 85 James Wilson, So 18
883 15 James Wilson, 27 93
lo2o 24 John Nicholson, 32 13
5o , Daniel Hartsock, 3 15
37o II. AZ. McNaul, 11 o2
364 John Nicholson, 11 97
Win. McCray.
23o John Nicholson, S 82
TJSI0N TOWNSHIP-
Jeihn DuBoii.jr.. V Bro.
3Co3 9o9 151 Roberts A Fox, 115 43
3599 CoO 66 Roberts A Fox, 77 64
EotM-rts. Fox if Co.
No. Ac. Per.
3579 1020 60 Koberts&Fox, 5(5 10
3.-.S7 615 Roberts & Fox, 35 47
3-591 358 Roberts & Fox, 25 30
3-59G 780 Roberts & Fox, 42 90
2008 G50 Roberts & Fox, 36 87
3598 150 Roberts & Fox, 8 67
SfilO 435 Roberts & Fox, 23 94
3581 300 Koberts ic Fox. 1G 50
"3581 275 Koberts & Fox. 15 14
3573 200 Roberts & Fox, 11 00
Gartland Irvin.
3587 350 Roberts 3t Fox, 43 00
122
153
153
48
75
145
145
42
60 Henrr Bailey, C 40
2G2 R.W. Moore, 33 64
50 David AVoolmer, 6 40
19G Henry Whitehead. 25 09
W00DWAED TOWNSHIP.
John Patchin.
427 30 John Cannon, 55 48
intVim B. Hezartv. .
27 George Meek, . 40 82
James McGhee Co.
121 Christian Stake, ' lo
Mat bias Young, . 25
Christian Wager, 56
Geo. Mnsser, . 66
Thos. Yedlar, : SO
Daniel Oil ley, 27
George Baker, jr., 27
Timothy Paxton, 56
433 153 John Bnrge, ; 66
216 153 John Musser, jr., 28
Joseph Ashbridge, 66
Pigot Shaw, 43
Se bast in GrafT, 28
73 Thomas Edtnondson, 56
Wright Mcnges.
77 Samuel Emlcn, 67
82 Thomas Neil, 14
Samuel Hcgarly.
Benjamin Johnson, 31 88
Hw. B. .Alexander & Co.
Roll & Morgan. 13
William Wilson, 13
Daniel Fulkerson, 15
P. Shoff.
Miry Council. 6 20
Dr. Daniel Houtz.
433 153 Philip Loast, 5G
433 153 Jacob R. Howell, CG
153 William Johnson, CG
63 George Backhouse, 13
John Morgan, 89
CO John McCahen, 2G
John Lampblack, 12
William Albert J- Bro.
Eli Hootman, 15
11. Kephart.
404 28 Samuel Hamblcton, 62
J. Wolf.
177 R. McGhee, 22
Robert Wallace.
153 5 Peter Ilenrv, 7
JOHN McPIIERSON, Treasurer
Treasurer's Office, Clearfield, i
March 24th, 1858.
314
119
193
433
433
237
210
215
436
43G
oo4
216
438
413
107
245
100
100
200
41
433
100
3X
200
93
121
50
17"
37
37
84
80
93
78
37
13
78
42
08
94
62
O'J
00
OO
CO
37
37
37
06
00
78
74
71
52
93
28
LST OF JURORS, FOR MAY TERM. 1353,
(commencing 3d Monday, the Iitu day.)
GUANO JIHOKS.
Frederick ShofT,
W. R. Dickerson,
W. M. Smiley,
Samuel T. Hoover,
Henry Hcbcrlicg,
Peter Syler,
Jesse llutton,
Georsre Horton,
Willfim S.Wiggin,
K. F. Wrard,
Elijah Reese.
Richard Hughes,
AVilliam Rook,
Penry Post.
Foster Davis,
John F. Rote.
David Crowcll,
John Hunter,
Andrew Conawsy,
John MeMarray,
James A. Read,
John Biaumont,
John McNaul,
James Arthurs.
Bcccaria township.
Bell township.
Brady township.
Burnside township.
.4 .4
Bradford township.
Clearfield borough.
Decatur township.
Ferguson township.
Goshen township.
Graham township.
Jordan township.
Karthaus township.
Knox township.
Lawrnce township.
Tiko township,
l'enu township.
TRAVERSE JIT.OBS.
George W. Caldwell, Bcccaria township
S. D. Rhulc, 4-
John Litz, " "
Joseph W. Sull,
Thomas Groom,
William Barr,
Philip Ross.
David S. 1'Iotner,
James Dowlcr,
John Mchaffey,
David Snyder,
George W. Horn,
Miles J. RUhel,
Henry Shcffcr,
John Stewart,
C. C. Worrell,
Austin Curry,
John J. Westover,
Joseph P. Mulsou,
George Pcarce,
John Rider, jr.,
S. J. Gates,
J. M. W illiams,
Jacob Bilger,
Henry E. Snyder,
John Barnhart,
Jacob Runk,
George B. Smith,
Daniel Wetzel.
George W. Nairhood,
William Davis,
William II. Montgomery,
Hiram Woodward,
Robert Liddell,
Evans Miller,
Elirha Ardry,
Abraham Kyler.
George R. Dillon,
Lewis Laporte.
James Bloom, sr.,
AVm. W. Cathcart,
Jason Kirk, jr.,
David Whitmor,
Wm. F. Johnson,
Isaac Goss,
Thomas Mathers,
R. B. Hegarty,
John Byers,
Bell township.
.4 4.
Burnside township.
4. 4.
44 U
44 44.
Brady township.
44 .4
44 44
Bradford township.
Chest township.
44 44
44 44
Covington township.
- 44
4. 4
Curwecsviile boro.
44 ll
44 U
Clearfield borough.
Decatur township.
4 44
Girard township.
44 4.
Graham township.
44 44
4 It
Huston township.
Jordan towdship.
Lawrence township.
.4 44
Morris township.
44 44
Pike township.
44 44
4 (
Penn township.
Union township.
Woodward township..
CO I KT l'KOCLA M ATI O.V. WHEREAS,
the Honorable JAMES BURNSIDE, Esquire.
President Judge of the Court of Common Pleas of
the twenty-fifth Judicial District, composed of tho
counties of Clearfield. Centre and Clinton and tho
Honorable William L. Moore and Benjamin Bon
sall, Associate Judges of Clearfield county, have
issued their precept, to me directed, forthe hold
ing of a Court of Common Picas, Orphan's Court,
Court of Quarter Sessions, Court of Oyer A Termi
ner. and Court of General Jail Delivery, at Clear
field, in and for Clearfield Co., on the Thiril Mon
day, the 16th day of MAY next.
NOTICE IS, therefore, hereby given, to the Cor
oner, Justices of the Peace, and Constables, in and
for said county of Clearfield, to appear in their own
proper persons with their Rolls, Records, Inquisi
tions, Examinations, and other Remembrances, to
do those things which to their offices, and in their
behalf, pertain to be done, and Jurors and Witnes
ses are requested to be then and there attending,
and not to depart without leave, at their peril.
GIVEN under my hand at Clearfield, this 7th day
of April, in the year of our Lord ona thousand
eight hundred and fiftv-cight, and tho eighty
first year of American Independence.
JOSIAH K. REFD. Sheriff.
IN THE COI RT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
CLEARFIELD COUNTY.
David and Andrew s-peneer
vs.
AVm. A. Dale A -Tolbert Dale
with notice to i nomas .Mooro
terre tenant. j
Summons and alias Summons an ejectment to
enforce specific performance of contract for 110
acres of lands in Pike township Clearfield County,
bounded by landa of E. Fenton, John Pi Dale,
J. Thomas, Chas Cleaver and others.
And now, November 18th. 1857, on motion of L.
J. Crans Esq., Atty. for Pltffs rule on defendants
to appearand plead and order of publication awar
ded. Certified from the record.
GEORGE AV ALTERS, Prot.
To defft. alove named Yoii ill take notice of
the above rule and that you are required to ap
pear and ideal bv the 3d M.tir r (- .,,
judgment will be entered. L. J, CRAXS.
Jiarcti l,th, 13o8. Att'y for Pltffa.
EATI X G S A LOON The undersigned keeps
constantly on band at his Saloon in Merrell
ACarter's Basement, 1 door south of Moore's store,
Emits, Confectionarics, Tobacco and Sejan
of every description, and other Articles
usually kept in an establishment of this kind.
He will furnish articles to persons in large quan
tities, on the most reasonable terras.
Sopt. 30 . R. B. T AY LOP..
No 43 Aug.T.lS57r.
No S3 Not. T. 1S57.