TILE JOURNAL.
CLEARFIELD, PA., MAY 12, 1858.
Improvements. The spirit of improvement
teeius to be prevailing in our town at tlii3
time. Quite a number of buildings of differ
ent kinds are being erected. Among those
under way is a fine brick dwelling-bouse of
W. A.' Wallace, Esq., on 2d street, and anoth
er of J. B. McEnally, Esq., on Water street.
Our "town fathers" have, also made a start,
by "ordaining" that side-walks shall be con
structed on certain streets. We were scarcely
prepared to hear this, as certain members of
that august and important body, the Town
Council, but a very short time since, had the
pecuniary welfare of our citizens so much at
toeart, that they asked the printers to publish
ordinances for little or nothing, assigning as
a reason that times were hard, money scarce,
and taxes high. The amount that would have
-been ra:d for printing, would have been tri
fling to each individual citizen, more particu
larly as propositions were made to do the ad
vertising at less than the usual rates. Well
it was right enough to sec that our citizens
were not overburthened with taxes ; but jve
are not aware that times have improved so
much, or that money has become so plenty,
that just at this time the whole town should be
jtaved. We do not w ish to be understood as
opposing the construction of side-walks we
are in favor of making them in proper time ;
but if times arc too hard and money too scarce
to pay a trifling sum for advertising, we are
inclined to think the construction of side
walks is an expense that few will like to in
enr at present.
New Goods. Win. F. Irwin, on Market St.,
is receiving and opening a stock of Spring and
Summer Goods, which he offers to the public
on the most reasonable terms. His stock hav
ing been selected with a view of meeting the
wants of this community, he is doubtless able
to render satisfaction with any article in his
lino of business. He has fitted up a newstore
room in the building one door west'of the old
stand, into which he desigus removing in a
few days.
TnE Ice-Cream Season being at band, R.
B. Taylor has fitted up very neatly a room in
the basement of Merrell & Carter's building,
on Second street, where ho will be pleased to
furnish ice-cream to all who favor him with
their custom. lie has also opened a large
.stock of splendid confectionarics, nuts, dates,
oranges, ice., to which he invites attention.
The List of Retailers of Foreign and Do
mestic Merchandise in Clearfield county will
be found elsewhere in this paper.
This region was visited yesterday by an un
usually heavy rain, accompanied by high wind
and sn.all hail.
We direct attention to the card ol Dr.
. Schryver, in our advertising columns.
A.
CLIPPINGS AND SCRIBBLINGS.
C7"IIard to pass counterfeit money
7Ditto a lager beer saloon, by some.
G7"Looks well the growing grain in this
county.
C-Cool and wet the weather during the
past few days.
"Provided our town with a large and
well-assorted stock of mud-holes.
CT'On a "bust" the hoop that broke in
tnectin' and run about loose, t'other evening.
C7"Couldnt come it the young ladies who
tried to imitate the crowing of a chanticleer.
C7Late advices from Utah report a skir
mish between the Mormons and the U. S.
troops.
C7""English papers report the discovery of
another plot iu France to assassinate Louis
Napoleon.
E?-The journeymen shoemakers of Phila
delphia, have organized a Protective Associa
tion in that cily.
E7"If a fee of fifty cents were charged to
sec the sun rise, nine-tenths of the world would
bo up in the morning.
EySallie Jenkins says that when she was
in love she felt as it she was in a tunnel, with
a train of cars coming both ways.
T7"A Texas paper says the young ladies
thcre-abouts are making great ravages on the
grape vines, taking them for hoops.
rr"We!l posted the chap that thinks the
, greatest battle ever fought was the one be
tween Napoleon and Alexander the Great.
C-Hon. Jefferson Davis is slowly recover
ing, though not able to give much attention
to business. The sight of one eye, it is feared,
is gone
E7"On Saturday week,-, the Court of Quar
ter Sessions of Lancaster county, granted two
hundred and fifty-two tavern licenses under
lho new law.
H?It is said some babies are so small that
they can creep into quart measures. But the
way in which some adults can walk into such
measures is astonishing.
C7"In Franklin county, Maine, distant a
bout sixty miles from Portland, the snow lay
a foot deep last week, and farmers came to
the court house in their sleds.
JT7"The total number of emigrants into the
United States last year was 271,551, of which
COCO arrived in Philadelphia. A large major
ity of these foreigners were from Germany.
rr7"Thomas J. Keenan, Esq., formerly Ed
itor of the Pittsburg Union, has been appoin
UWOhxo built in 1607, 220 churches worth
$4,000,000, school houses woith $10,000, and
20 county buildings worth gSOO.OiH).
K?"Thc banks of Alexandria, Va., resumed
specie payments early last week, aud all the
Virginia banks on Saturday.
C7Mr. Green, the celebrated sub-marine
diver, is about to make explorations of nu
merous sunken steamboat wrecks in Lake
Erie.
ET'The health of Senator Sumner is declin
ing, aud it is reported that he w ill again visit
Europe, and withdraw, for a time at least, from
public life.
CF"A free negro named Noah Trice was
convicted at Elizabeth city, North Carolina,
on Thursday, of whipping his wile, whereupon
the judge ordered him to be sold for $150.
K7"TIomas R. Branagan of Westmoreland
Co, Ya., hung himself in the woods the other
day, for tho sake of a fair, cruel maid who had
declined becoming Mrs. Branagan. She was
wise.
Cp-The city of Lowell, Mass., has been
compelled to pay Miss Norrison, a girl fifteen
years of age, the sum of five hundred dollars,
for damages received from a defect in the
highway, whereby she was crippled.
C7Tho Legislature of Ohio have repealed
a law which gave to trustees the possession of
Church property. By this act Archbishop
Purcell becomes the owner in trust, of all the
Catliolic Church property of Ohio.
C70n the 4th of May, Tuckerman, the
mail robber, having been brought before Judge
Ingersoll, of the United States District Court,
was sentenced for the space of twenty-one
years, at hard labor in the State Prison.
C7"Mayor Tiemann, of New York, is mak
ing a vigorous and successful onslaught upon
the policy dealers who infest that city. O-
ver six hundred of these violators of the law
have been arrested by the mayor's officers.
DZ7"Jacob Swipes, a German butcher, resi
ding near Detroit, eloped with the wives of a
f armer named Fulinacr and a man named Sny
der, cn the 2Gth ult. He, doubtless, thinks it
is cheaper to steal sheep and calves than to
buy them.
E7"Tho California papers have adopted the
English custom of publishing births, as well
as marriages, and also add a truly American,
or rather "Yankee" peculiarity, by giving the
weight of the new-born citizens. A very
good idea !
C7A few days since, a farmer, living near
Galena, III., carried a load of potatoes to that
place to sell. The highest offer he could get
waa ten cents a bushel, and rather than sell
them at that rate, he tipped them into the
Fever river. The result was that he was fined
$14 00 for obstructing navigation.
CC7A terrible whirlwind visited Tuskcgce,
Macon Co., Alabama, on the 20th ult. The
house of Joshua Willis, was totally destroyed,
five or six of the inmates seriously injured,
and a negro "blown away" and killed. Sev
eral other houses were unroofed, the inmates
of which were injured two or three mortally.
J" correspondent from Minnesota writes
to his friends in Indianapolis for the character
of the Bauk of Dover Hill, Indiana, saying
that certain parties in the Territory had $10,-
000 of its paper, which they were putting into
circulation. The response is that there is no
such bank in existence, and that it is the wild
est kind of a "wildcat" concern.
tr7"Theodorc Parker says that when a real
revival of religion takes place, "forts will be
turned into public gardens, ships of war into
penny posters across the sea, jails into hospi
tals, black slavery and white slavery done
away with, there will be no more murder, no
more prostitution, no more crime or drunken
ness not an Irishman will be drunk, nor even
a member of Congress."
(X7Two Vagabonds were arrested in Put
nam Co., 111., recently, for trifling larcenies
The magistrate let them off on "straw bail."
The people, not liking the proceedings, seized
the principal, flogged him, gagged and hun
him to a tree till he was nearly dead, and then
released him and his companion with a war
ning to leave the county immediately, or ex
pect harsher treatment. They made tracks
7"Go in, Lemons ! A Virginia paper re
cords the marriage of Miss Jane Lemons and
Mr. Ebcnczcr Sweet; whereupon our devil
moralizes as follows :
How happy the extremes do meet,
In Jane and Ebenezer;
She's no longer sour, but Sweet,
And lie's a Lemon squeezer !
mJtEASinFR'S SALE OF
1 UNSEATED LANDS for
Taxes for tho years 1856 and 1S57.
NOTICE is hereby given, that in
pursuance of an Act of Assembly, pas
sed the 12th day of June, A. 1. 1815,
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, tor toe taxes due and un
paid thereon, at the Court House in
the Borough cf Clearfield, on the Sec
ond Monday of June, 1858 :
M. Tsy's Heirs.
LM3 .101 Christian Lower, 53 11
111) 370 Christian Lower. 42 92
100 George Weaver, 1160
John Dm Hois r lira.
H5S0 995 94 Roberts .t Fox, 115 42
1994 365 la Roberts A Fox, 42 34
2009 1182 62 Koberts A Fox. 137 11
2010 004 109 Roberts A Fox, 70 0t'
521 Christian Lower, 60 44
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155
BECCAKIA TOWNSHIP.
Xo. Ac. Per. OwnersAWarrantces.
Thomas IV futon.
151 50 Thos. Ketland, $23 75
162 116 Abrm. Witraer, 25 51
162 116 Michael Musser, 25 51
Herman Hon ft if Co.
162 116 Jacob King, 25 51
102 116 John Gibson. 25 51
94 91 Jeremiah Mosher 14 81
162 116 Peter Getz, 25 51
3.10 153 Martin Foutz, 51 97
29,1 125 Jacob FouU, 46 62
328 153 Georee Musser. 44 98
215 73 Robert Wilson, 33 83
74 32 Thomas Wilson, 11 65
324 84 Matthias Barton, 44 73
433 153 David Barton. 68 23
433 153 Kdward Hand, 68 23
433 153 John Swing. 63 23
356 69 Emmuel Reigcrt.56 07
103 (ieorge Moore, 17 01
John Vat chin.
400 96 John Brady, 64 57
210 William Brady, 33 07
279 04 E. Blain. 37 61
433 153 John Miller, 27 45
433 153 John Fordney, 63 23
ftfnrrc t wrnnlit .
11 Brown ABovnton, 1 ?0
William Pusry.
12 Brown ABovnton, 1 89
James Horkenberry.
205 BrownABoynton,32 25
195 William Wright, 30 68
William Homier.
140 William Brown, 22 05
Thomai Mullen.
140 P. Bovnton. 22 05
John V i lien.
48 119 Robert Wilson, C 62
dames Gtillaher.
50 Fred, llonman, 1 89
55 50 Wm. Bausman, 4 91
William 11 tin nioiitl ' .
234 Herman Witmcr, 29 43
Calfh Coprnharer.
55 103 P Gloningcr, 8 63
200 Samuel Turner, 31 50
Maxes Hold son.
50 100 P. Glonincer, 4 54
iw. shntr.
83 123 John Bausman, 13 04
93 140 Michael Fauty, 15 44
Wm. Porter.
93 Fred. K. llublcy, 8 S3
John Cooper.
55 102 Sarah Billington,13 30
Ha rid 1 o mi tin.
50 CampbellATurner,6 30
30 Plunkitt, 3 78
200 C.co.W. Caldwell, 20 20
Gill if Brattou.
71 bO John Ketland, 11
BELL TOWNSHIP.
John G. Brenner.
Sfil 8 10(10 llcnrv Beck. 83 75
5619 1000 Henry Beck, W o
4237 1000 Henry Heck, P.t a
5 William Martin, 9 00
Jon.Mierraan, 9 0q
It illtam IS rail u.
81 John Nicholson, 10 02
308 Beni. Hewcy. 36 89
258 Casper Stiver, 29 93
George Munn.
3609 102 Roberta A Fox. 5 91
W. W. Fleming.
3616 73 103 Roberts A Fox, 4 52
Adam Weber.
1997 200 Roberts A Fox, 1160
100 Charles Zilyock, 11 60
100 Jacob Pentr. 11 60
626 215 Conrad Lone, 20 30
BURNS IDE TOWNSHIP.
Join Pal eh in.
5602 100 John Nicholson,
5603 214 John Nicholson,
5601 386 John Nicholson,
78 John Mailer,
181 Abr. Witmcr,
114 Casper Shaffer jr. 13 20
410 Casper Shaffer, 50 43
25 George Graff. 3 03
180 Samuel Roberts, 22 14
300 Daniel Witmer, 36 90
474 John llublcy, 58 30
100 Matthias Young, 12 30
383 Wm. Bausman, 47 06
203 Mary Roberts
76 John Trcsslcr,
150 John Cumings,
264 Martin Mailer,
374 JohnBurge,
293 John Burch,
215 Henry Musser,
165 Mary Jenkins,
317 John Tressler,
Harare Patchin.
80.1 John Jones,
303 J-imcs Chapman
290 Bcnj. Treenail,
105 J. Backhouse,
Jam' GaJlahrr.
424 Mary Crawford,
Ex'rsand Trustees of J. C. Fisher.
I'll dcorgc nofs. M .v4
duoforl852-63-,54-'55, 13 58
163 Jno.Cunninghani.16 69
due for 18.'2-'53-'54-"55, 21 84
209 Peter Getz. 21 40
due for 1834 and 1S55, 21 16
223 Jac.Musscrsmith 33 04
duo for 1.854 and 1855. 32 63
3010 Frederick Kuhn, 33 13
James lhompson
41S3 200
4271 495
XT.
4241 937
4238 S47
4242 293
4090 923
1534 20
1535 600
4399 372
4393 216
33GS
75
177
Jteed and TJrhtner.
5901 1000 Nicklin AGrinin, i6 00
5906 1100 NicklinAGriffin,82 60
5907 1000 Nicklin A Grifiin. 75 00
5918 1100 Nicklin A Griffin, 82 50
6919 1100 Nicklin A G ritlin. S2 50
600 James McGec, 00 00
Peter Owens.
3.366 450 John Nicholson. 40 50
A'tlmr Hell.
. 433 Benjamin Gibbs, 32
(r. Tj. Rrrtl '.
909 1000 Nicklin A Griffin, to
5910 350 Nicklin A Grittm. .11
5911 2;3 Nicklin A Gnftin, 2.5
i13 106 Nicklin A Griffin, 9
5915 767 Nicklin A Grinin, ol 04
921 1100 Nicklin A Griffin, 82 50
U0 David Bell. 12 1.0
911 Framnton Bell, 22 39
46
00
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64
59
6 67
15 CO
30
50
50
B0GGS TOWNSHIP.
James Hi. roll.
89 John Thomas,
Lumadne iV Turner.
203 John Thomas,
Smith iV Powell.
98 Barbara Snyder,
ITuntrr iV Hroerhoof.
1S5 76 Joseph Drinker, 13 88
408 70 11. S. Jirlnker, oi
Thomas Head.
100 Jno. Montgomery, 7
John Kephart.
100 Henry Faunco. 7
J', hansom.
70 Henry Faunco,
due for 1854 a 1855
George Turner.
100 Hannah Stewart,
Fisher ir Poirell.
119 90 Barbara Snyder.
119 90 Fisher.DolanACo. 8 92
William Aliert fnd Bros.
132 George Hootman, 9 89
75 John E. Shaw, a 62
53 Luke Kvlcr. 7 50
(leartre W. Gearhart.
SO Walter Stowart, 6 00
266 Joseph Ball, 19 95
David Gas.
72 Riohard Thomas
25
64
92
65
54
Luke Kylcr,
One hundred and eighty-eight new converts
were received into! the communion of Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher's church, on Sabbath
morning. Mr. Beecher's father, Kcv. Lyman
Beecher, 1). D., sat in the pulpit on tho occa
sion.
On the night of the 27th ult., during a se
vere thunderstorm, tho house occupied by
Abraham Minich. one mile north of Prairie
city, Iowa, was struck by lightning, while the
family were seated around the fire. Imman-
ucl Minich was instantly killed, the fluid
striking l.im on the head, mangling it in a
shocking manner. Abraham was also knock
ed dow n, bis right car was severed from his
head, and be was burnt and bruised so that
there is no hope of his recovery. One of the
span of horses, hitched to a wagon at a ins
tance of twenty spaces from the house, was
also instantly killed. Abraham's wife, and
i ; 1 1 1 . frirl .ihout ten Tears o. ace, were also
stunned, aud when the woman became con-
ted Prothonotary of the Supreme Court, for scions she discovered the clothes ol ner nus
theAYestern District, vice A. B. M'Calmoat, band and brother-in-law to be on fire. She
rr-K-Mrnrrl crawled to them and extinguished tho flames,
n: ; V.wTnrl: nml romained with them uniil morning, be-
liwreen peas are now i - -
citv at eirht dollars nor barrel ; tomatoes one fore any of the neighbors knew of tho occur-
dollar per box ; and new Bermuda potatoes at I rence.
six dollars per barrel. In Philadelphia these J married
ih;ni.r. T,r.t ,;i, I rin the 2d Mav. by Kev. A. Crowcll, Mr.
two thousand dollars a side, between Hapha
zard and Whiskey which was won by the lat
ter. Whiskey is always uppermost.
492
1993
3574
3609
3611
3612
3613
3614
3616
1993
1997
1998
1999
2004
1434
305
56S2
50S2
5C32
5877'
5879
5881
53S6
1431
1999
230
BEADY TOWNSHIP.
Hand Ksny.
303 Wm.Kirkpntrick 35
Hays and !rhnell.
100 Roberts & Fox, 5
Roherls and Pot.
20 34 Roberts A lox,
50
358
200
150
214
72
88
750
540
540
795
Roberts A Fox,
Roberts A Fox,
Roberts A Fox,
Roberts A Fox,
Roberts A Fox,
Roberts A Fox.
Roberts A Fox,
Roberts A Fox,
Roberts A Fox,
Roberts A Fox,
Roberts A Gox,
12 30
26 32
47 43
9 68
18 12 I
25 01
9 35
18 45
32 47
46 00
36 00
26 40
20 34
42 64
49 69
, 49 69
47 56
17 22
52 15
4272 50 James Wilwn, 4 80
due for 1854 and 1355, 1 75
Lillaman Hnrvood .
4200 330 Jas.Wilson, west j, 7 92
Katluin Bailey.
Jas. Wilson, cast i, 4 SO
JohnC-Freneh.
Jas.Wilson, cpart,ll 91
S. iAind Cornjxiny.
James Wilson, 56 21
James Wilson, 56 83
James Wilson, 28 61
James Wilson, 22 IS
James Wilson, 1 92
JamesWilson, 58 60
Spenrrr lr Spier.
James Wilson, S 93
Wm. Gordon.
JamesWilson, 20 74
Daniel Ouster's Estate.
4400 440 JamesWilson, 31 13
Alexander Vial.
4340 183 JamesWilson, IS 05
FERGUSON TOWNSHIP.
Ac. Per.
210 Greenwood Bell, 12 53
100 Albert Bishop, 5 80
Greenvood Bell.
233 159 John Hambright, 13 57
John Patchin.
433 153 Daniel Turner, 25 27
A. Moore.
210 Matthias Slough, 12 53
Charles Huston.
433 153 Geoigc Koss, 25 2"
G1BAB.D TOWNSHIP.
No. Ac. Per.
1923 508 108 Morris A Stewart, 16 7S
A. iV -T. fifvtrk man.
1890 3C7 45 Morris A Stewart, 24 22
A. ir W, Murray.
1883 260 Morris A Stewart, 21 45
1931 549 116 Morris A Stewart, 31) -'1
1935 536
100
100
lit
100
150
150
150
Samuel Roberts, 12 30
George Graff, 12 30
Shejily Priestlru.
Christian Stake, 13 62
W illiam King, 12 30
John Rvan, 18 45
. Eb. McMasters, 13 45
Jacob Holland. 13 45
BKADFOKD TOWNSHIP.
J. W. Smith.
346 60 Hugh Ely, 12 27
Burger iV Pearre.
102 35 John Campbell, 11 24
169 Hall A Buck, 11 Oo
Carze.r Potter.
200 Blair M Lanahan 14 Co
Jos-ph If llrilli''i)i Sansom.
100 Mat. Slavmaker, 5
85 Wm. Graham, jr.
85 John Graham,
Jscri Pcaree.
100 Aaron Leavy,
Abraham Graham.
90 Isabella Jordan,
George Turner.
100 Jorathan Ncsbit,
John W. Turner.
75 Win. Bingham,
300 Gcorgo Dixon,
100 George Barger,
loo Abr. Lansbcrry,
100 John S. Kylcr,
47
06
06
65
23
65
03
10 95
3 65
9 12
7 30
Morris A Stewart, 26 53
T. IT. Fulton iV Co.
1883 543 Morris A Stewart, 8 91
1923 609 Morris A Stewart, 16 77
1929 70 Morris A Stewart, 2 31
1930 225 Morris A Stewajt, 7 39
18S6 729 Morris A Stewart, 36 04
1917 314 Morris A Stewart, 5 12
1916 406 Morris A Stewart. 6 69
3650 226 Morris A Stewart. 22 37
1887 762 Morris A Stewart, 37 69
1935 103 Morris A Stewart, 3 43
Nicholas Kotisoot.
1918 115 16 Morris A Stewart, 9 44
Anderson Murray.
1918 114 Morris A Stewart, 9 37
Francis Condreit.
1890 254 120 Morris A Stewart, 20 99
. & O. Smith
536j 250 George Mead. 24 to
53061000 George Mead, 33 00
Smith A- Graha m.
234 Morris A Stewart, 16 76
Jamps JVelson.
50 Morris A Stewart, 2 44
Peter Iximm.
117 Morris A Stewart, 3 83
47 Morr;s A Mewart, 1 43
97 103 Morris A Stewart, 8 05
256 Morris A Stewart, 13 33
GOSHEN TOWNSHIP.
Xo. Ac. Per.
Peter Rider.
5T.25 200 Georcre Mead, 11 10
Thomas Graham.
1SS4 Morris & Stewart, 17 40
1915 rw
John Keatim.
1922 201 2 Morris & Stewart, 9 50
JOEDAN TOWNSHIP
Ac. Per.
Cooper & PtMcy.
108 51 Eb. Brenham, 10 20
4 Adam Kuhn. 47 10
Patchin & Swan.
433 153 Richard Martin, 65 00
433 153 Thomas Martin, O-i OO
150 Beni. Yonnir. 22 50 !
120 Samuel Jordan, 18 00
00 William Wilson, 30 00
Edward 3c James Gillezan. -
200 Daniel Smith, 30 00
300 John Patchin, 45 00
KABTHAUS TOWNSHIP.
A. Karthaus.
No. Ac. Per.
1900 600 Morris A Stewart. 69 60
901 773 Morris A Stewart, 90 2o
1U43 507 Morris A Stewart. 38 hi
1093 200 Morris A Stewart, 23 20
George Arcalarins.
1429 555 120 Wm. Smith, 63 SO
1430 563 133 Wm. Smith, 65 89
3553 573 120 Wm. Smith. 66 47
White. Est.
1093 79 22 Charles Wilhnk, 4 64
1023 83 Charles Willink, 7 03
3463 )
3475 tC33 147 Charles Willink, 37 00
Henry Yothrrs.
1097 100 Charles Willink, 4 3j
Geo. Vaur.
1944 513 95 Morris A Stewart, 29 76
KNOX TOWNSHIP.
Ac. Per.
Crone, Blake & Purley.
437 48 Reuben Havocs. 39
435 50 Luke Morris. 39 15
433 153 Joseph Hilllard, 38 97
433 153 Robert Grav, 38 97
429 41 John Binehurst. 38 61
433 153 Sarah Ward, 88 97
433 153 Georee Eddy. 38 97
433 153 Moore Wharton, 38 97
433 lo3 lieorze Ashton, no V4
Hichard Peters.
109 Susannah Ward. 17 00
Beuj. R. Morgan.
433 153 William Hunter,
1929
18S6
3647
3618
1837
1926
1893
1S99
1902
1942
1911
5367
COVINGTON TOWNSHIP.
Piter A. Karthaus.
578 Morris A Stewart. 41 Ot
S9i) MorrisA Stewart, 63 19
889 Morris A Stewart, 63 12
4ta MorrisA Stewart, 33 70
Peter Ijimm.
200 Morris A Stewart, 10 65
II. ir O. Smith.
250 George Mead, 17 75
CHEST TOWNSHIP.
John Put tun.
433 153 Jno. Brcnneman, 61 95
253 James Ross, 33 10
John Patchin.
811 153 Benjamin Young, 46 65
100 153 John Boyd, 15 00
313 153 Josiah Haynes, 46 95
433 153 Thos. Hamilton, 64 95
433 163 M. Wortbington, 64 95
393 163 William Wilson, 59 70
195 John Witmcr, 29 25
Henry S. Drinker's Estate.
50 Charles Gobin, 3 75
433 153 Alex. Hunter, 32 43
200 Robert Fleming, 15 00
200 IsaacRiehardson,15 00
200 Jon. Walker, 15 00
Sarah Downing.
433 153 John Cook, 32 55
433 153 Jasper Ewing, 32 55
36 ArmstrongAGamel 5 40
Drinker ir Clark-.
433 153 William Cook, 64 95
433 153 Jno Cunningham 64 95
John Patchin.
416 30 James Page, 62 32
316 143 Henry Ferree, 47 32
James Thomnson .
100 31 Henry Pole, 15 00
Geddes iV Marsh.
433 153 John Musser, 64 95 i
G BAH All TOWNSHIP
Ac. Per.
83 William Bingham,
115 T. Forcey,
due for 1854 & 1855,
40 T. Forcey,
110 T. Cope,
Samuel Lansberry.
100 George Moore,
John Fleming.
IGo A. K. Wright,
Russet.
207 Jasper Mayland,
109 J. Graham,
If'iii. Drinker's heirs.
300 John Fry, jr.,
380 John Thomas,
George Johnson.
1G4 Bernard Gratz,
146 Bernard Gratz,
139 Reuben naincs,
417 John King,
104 41 David Hall.
396 George Wetzel,
11 2
127 John Dorscy,
due for 1354 c 1855,
John Patchin.
433 153 Israel Morris,
433 153 Bei j. Poultney,
433 153 Martin Pierrie,
38 97
20 12
14 45
50 70
50 70
50 70
40 95
23 40
81
09
03
50
2003
421
300
272
40
183
195 150 Paul Wetzel,
28 03
43 89
25 27
22 48
21 41
64 21
16 00
70 87
30 03
53 59
03 29
18 78
348 Joseph Henry,
411 Chas. Hall,
121 100 Wm. D. Kerwin,
332 Reuben Haines, jr, 51 14
John Cook.
4GG Jacob Wetzel, 71 76
Russel $ Co.
CS2 Joseph Simmons, 76 76
Daniel M . Bradley.
43G 114 Robert Shaw,
431 114 Hyman Gratz,
J. Cook.
228 Reuben 1 1 lines,
234 Reuben Haines,
Ed. Albert $ Brother.
1C3 John Fry, jr.,
67 14
CG 53
S4 80
3G 02
13 47
95
03
100
200
100
140
200
82
Wesley Toner.
Jas. McCrackcn,
George Mullen,
Fulton,
Isaac Bloom,
15 00
18 75
11 23
9 50
15 00
BycrsAMontgomcrylO 80
House and Lot James Davis,
S 25
3
80
4
62
25 93
14 50
11 43
!6 39
5 22
6 38
65 25
45 2t
53 05
72 13
F. Beutet Estate
2fi.t David Kennedy, 42 11
Ifil Ann Kennedy, 13 63
Elisha Fenton.
227 Joseph Ferron, 23 33
.Tnhn W. jVeirvher.
86 Joseph Ferron, 9 93
nTrrrk- Ti. Roberts.
86 Joseph Ferron, 9 98
50 Samuel Ambrose, 5 80
Tilton Reynolds.
1041 Henry AVykoff, 120 70
100 Jefferson Jordan, 11
30 George llagens, 3 75
25 John Holes, 4 50
433 Isaac Kirk A Co. 64 95
160 John McFennon, 7 50
63 John Patton, 7 0a
2oo John Swan, 3o oo
loo James White, 13 12
DECATUR TOWNSHIP.
James McGirk's Estate.
391 159 Thos. Billington, 52 53
Peter Owens.
404 Charle Risk, 51 14
J. W. Smith.
202 MaryMcLanahan,20 30
250 Casper llaynes, lb u
300 David Kephart, So 45
due for 1354 and 1855, 31 55
Richard Coplin.
84 137 JosephWhitchall.il 49
105 JosephWhitchalI.14 07
John and David Gearhart.
220 Jacob Downing, 29 43
Kephart Al'ert.
135 John Drinker, 13 53
James Albert.
37 49 Joseph Sansom, 5 03
76 96 William Sansom, 7 64
D. J. Pruner S" Co.
No.
4257
49U2
4231
4234
4235
4226
4229
4230
HUSTON TOWNSHIP.
Ac Per.
200 J. G Kidder, 22 40
195 David Caldwell, 16 35
Wm. Parker.
8S8 15 James Wilson. 24 85
420 WilhcImWillink,47 04
IT. S. Isind Vompany
638
526
986
990
James Wilson,
James Wilson,
James Wilson,
James Wilson,
955 123 James Wilson,
42 63
36 80
69 22
69 2
69 53
35 50
64 23
64 23
64 23
64 23
64 23
IS 50
205
100
90
407
203
438
139 Richard R. Smith, 60 24
John Baum, 30 04
Wm. Stewart, 64 81
J. .1. Crawford.
223 Simon Gratz, 83 00
P. Kepple.
100 John Nicholson, 11 10
Robert Thomas.
231 ChristopherBaker, 34 19
Sirartz and Boiccr.
50 Francis Johnson, 7 40
Due for 1855, I 00
Jos. Dipard.
50 Blair M'Lanahan, 7 40
90 Joseph Potter, 17 76
Hemy Cramer.
50 Caspf r Shffrer, 7 40
W. ir J. Huff.
85 Blair&M'Lanahan, 12 58
PEBN TO wTiHIP.
No. Ac. Per.
Wm. hicier.
5922 1100 14NicklinAGriffith
C 40
33 54
C 40
25 09
122
153
153
48
75
145
153
153
14
42
350 John Boyd,
200 Philip Loast,
200 William Johnson, 23 40
If ilson Hoorer.
197 80 Silas Wilcot. 23 09
Daniel Bansman
200 G.&M.M-Corniick,23 40
120 Wm.H.Rooertson,14 04
Thomas McElivce
100 Jonathan Jones, 11 20
Joftn M. Chase.
433 153 Caleb Foulk, 50 70
293 Georse Wcstcot, 34 32
433 153 Robert Wharton, 50 70
433 153 Georce Seaff. 50 70
8IHJ John Bovd, 35 10 1
133 153 Robert Wharton, 15 16
000 Isaac Thompson, 70 20
200 Isaac Thompson, 19 50
100 Isaac Thompson, a o
240 ThompsonAEngleman 23 03
LAWBENCE TOWNSHIP.
Solomon Kline.
131 Roberts & Fox, 6 C4
MOBBIS TOWNSHIP
Edicard Perks r Co.
Josse Yarnal, 78 18
Peter Yarnal, 83 30
E. C. Burton.
1G Robert Glen, 50
Wm. H. Robertson.
John Best, 2 90
Snyder 4r Large.
Francis Johnson, 82 20
Shaw & St. John Smith.
433 153 Thomas Morris, 64 23
433 153 William Morris, 64 23
433 153 Samuel Meredith, 61 23
433 153 William Miller, 64 23
279 153 Hetty Morris, 41 44
433 153 Thos Fitzsimmons,64 23
433 153 Geonre Clvmer, 64 23
433 153 Robert Gray,
433 153 Patrick Moore,
433 153 Mary Morris,
433 153 Magnes Miller
433 153 Xalbro Frazcr
William Hoorer
100 153 Francis Johnson
S. 4- J. Gratz.
52 James Wilson, 29 89
90 Robert Morris, 17 04
122 Wm. Morris, 13 46
60 Henry Bailey,
202 R .W. Moore,
50 David Woolmcr,
190 Henry Whitehead,
WOODWARD TOWNSHIP.
John Patchin.
427 30 John Cannon,
H't7ium B. Ilegarty.
27 George Meek,
James McGhee 4r Co.
121 Christian Stake,
Mathias Young,
Christian Wager,
Geo. Musser,
Thos. Ycdlar,
Daniel Offley,
George Baker, jr.,
Timothy Paxton,
John Bnrge,
John Musser, jr.,
Joseph Ashbridgc,
Pigot Shaw,
Scbastin Graff,
73 Thomas Edmondson,
Wright lc Menees.
77 Samuel Emlen,
82 Thomas Neil,
Samuel Ilegarty.
Beniamin Johnson,
Win. B. Alexander & Co.
Roll & Morgan.
William Wilson,
Daniel Fulkerson,
s. p. siwjr.
Mry Connell.
Dr. Daniel Huulz.
Philip Loast,
Jacob R. Howell,
William Johnson,
George Backhouse,
John Morgan,
John McCahcn,
John Lampblack,
William Albert 4- Bro.
Eli Hootman,
. Kephart.
Samuel Hambleton,
J. Wolf.
R. McGhee,
Rubcrl Wallace.
Peter Henry,
JOHN' McPHERSON, Treasurer.
Treasurer's Office, Clearfield, I
s
119
193
433
4S5
237
210
215
430
433
216
456
S34
216
438
413
107
245
100
100
200
41
433 153
433 153
433 153
100 63
300
200
98
121
404
177
153
GO
55 43
40 82
15 50
25 17
68 37
66 37
50 84
27 30
27 S8
56 78
66 37
28 18
66 78
43 42
28 08
60 94
57 62
14 09
51 88
13 00
13 00
15 60
5 20
50 87
60 37
56 37
13 06
39 00
26 78
74
71
28
12
15
52
52
22 98
7 28
March 21th, 1858.
LST OF Jl'KOIiS, FOR MAY TERM. 1858,
t (commencing 3d Monday, the 17th day.)
GRAM) JIUOUS.
Frederick Shoff,
W. It. Dickerson,
W. M. Smiley,
Samuel T. Hoover,
Henry Hebcrling,
Peter Syler,
Jesse Hutton,
George llorton,
William S.Wiggin,
R. F. Ward,
Klijah Reese,
Richard Hughes,
William Rook,
Penry Post.
Fester Davis,
John F. Rote.
David Crowcll,
John Hunter,
Andrew Conaway,
John McMurray,
James A. Read,
John Beaumont,
John McNaul.
James Arthurs.
Bcccaria township.
Bell township.
Brady township.
.
BurnsiJe township.
iC .1
Bradford towaship.
Clearfield borough.
Decatur township.
Fergn?on township.
Goshen t-orwnship.
Graham township.
Jordan township.
Karthaus township.
Knox township.
Lawronce township.
.. it
Prke township.
Fenn township.
5004 990
4902
5063
290
300
E. A J. Harrison, 33 85
Joseph Harrison, 40 20
DIED:
On the 9th May, Mrs. Emily Asset, wife of
William Askey, of Boggs towDship.
Joseph Dale.
157 David Kennedy,
David Irrin.
55 Roberts and Fox,
Catharine Ewing.
220 Robert Curry,
Harrison Hall.
143 320 Robert Curry,
300 100 Jamc Reed,
due for 1854 and 1855,
J. Freeland.
195 100 Casper Stiver,
Robert llo.
195 77 Casper Stiver,
Joseph MeCture.
5681 135 Joseph Ferron,
John Patton.
5061 135 Joseph Ferron,
11
26
52
37 12
11 60
5 70
4 35
6 73
15 66
15 CG
200 John McGirk, 20 80
100 D. Britton, 8 75
125 Joseph Logan, 11 38
88 Joseph Logan, 10 15
100 Harrison A Fauleyl3 40
2;0 A. and J. G oss, 10 63
50 " Harrison, 3 50
100 George Kephart, 10 85
100 Jona. Kephart, 7 00
100 Samuel Kay,
25 John Logan.
200 Edward Smith,
50 John Weston,
75 Daniel Philips,
L. J. Crans.
431 147 Thos. Edmonson. 57 89
195 80 Joseph Harrison, 26 13
FOX T0WN3HIP.
106 B. Davenport,
5 25
1 75
14 00
3 50
10 06
5 09
507 James Wilson,
John Biggs.
4S90 121 Wilhelm Willink, 3 47
Reading. Barttrs ir Fisher.
4S89 990 WilhelmWillink,83 72
4902 55 WilhclmWillink, 4 69
6063 100 William Powers, 8 40
48U7 110 AVilhclmWillink, 9 24
5062 990 Williain Powers. S3 72
5069 990 Williain PowcrSjllO 83
Tho mis Holt.
William Powers. 27 52
II. Thayer X. Seisien.
100 WilhelmWillink, 8 40
2J8 William Powers, 16 69
If B. Gordan.
4225 250 James Wilson, 21 00
4336 500 JamesWilson, 42 00
John Dnliois, jr., et al.
2000 1020 CO Roberts A Fox, 107 40
2001 1089 9 Roberts A Fox, 107 40
3593 1009 64 Roberts A Fox, 113 00
3601 437 29 Roberts A Fox, 49 00
3600 889 151 Roberts A Fox, 100 80
3578 733 Roberts A Fox, 82 12
3576 903 109 Roberts A Fox, 101 70
3592 1016 118 Roberts A Fox, 113 79
3594 1003 35 Roberts A Fox, 112 33
35 Roberts A Fox. 116 26
23 Roberts A Fox, 91 06
64 Roberts A Fox, 114 24
64 Roberta A Fox, 114 24
22 Roberts & Fox, 117 15
6 Roberts A Fox. 110 43
32 Roberts A Fox, 43 03
John Dunlap, 23 06
Wm. Powers, 23 54
28 James Wilson, 109 41
23 Jamts Wilson, 109 41
15 James Wilson. 99 45
946 146
674
3597 10:i3
3607 863
3584 1020
35S5 1020
3589 1046
3"04 986
198
252
5068
4193
4254
4256
429
206
297
927
927
833
5672
5676
5677
5676
5677
347
500
500
547
547
5678 1041
4S99 100
27 MooreAPelaney, 29 06
MooreADelaney, 42 00
MooreADelaney, 42 00
J. W. Smith. .
81 MooreADelaney, l- 46
81 MooreADelaney, o 46
81 MooroADelaney,o3 29
HommondAJones, 8 40
5951
5964
6953 1093
5925 1000
5952 1099
5954 515
83
163
100
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
TFV. Ileptntrn.
Cochrane tract. 5 33
Greenwood Bell, 10 70
Elah Johnson, 5 35
53 83
50 61
37 45
58 85
56 17
58 85
23 35
Tn averse jrnoas.
George W. Caldwell, Beecaria township
S. D. Rhulc, "
John Litz, " "
Joseph W. Suit, " "
Thomas Groom,
William Barr,
Philip Ross,
David S. Plotnor,
James Dowler,
John Mehaffey,
David Snyder,
George W. Horn,
Miles J. Ri.-hel,
Henry Sheffer,
John Stewart,
C. C. Worrell,
Austin Curry,
John J. Westover,
Joseph P. Mulson,
George Pearce,
John Rider, jr.,
S. J. Gates,
J. M. Williams,
Jacob Bilger,
Henry E. Snyder,
John Barnhart,
Jacob Kunk,
George B. Smith,
Daniel Wetxel,
George WT. Nairhood,
Williain Davis.
William H. Montgomery,
Hiram Woodward,
Robert Liddcll,
Evans Miller,
Elisha Ardry,
Abraham Kyler.
George R. Dillon,
Lewis Laporte.
James Bloom, sr..
Win. W. Cathcart,
Jason Kirk, jr.,
David Whitmor,
Wm. F. Johnson,
Isaac Goss,
Thomas Mathers,
It. B. Ilegarty,
John Byers,
Bell township.
.i .
Burnside township.
.4 c
41 44
44 44
J3raly township.
Bradford township.
Chest township.
Covington township.
4. 44
4. (4
Curwensviile boro.
44 44
u 44
Clearfield borongb.
Decatur township.
.4 44
Girard township.
44 4.
Graham township.
44 44
44 44
Huston township.
Jordan towdship.
Lawrence township.
.4 44
Morris township.
.4 44
Pike township.
44 44
44 44
Tenn township.
44 4.
I'nion township.
Woodward township.
PIKE TOWNSHIP.
5731 COO John Nicholson, 18 90
5775 480 John Nicholson, 15 12
James Hopk-ius.
57S3 1020 C4 John Nicholson, 32 26
578 5 819 41 John Nicholson, 25 83
5774 683 64 John Nicholson, 21 55
5775 820 6 1 John Nicholson, 25 83
3690 lo2o 60 Roberta A Fox, 32 13
DuBois if Lowe.
3532 799 So Roberts A F'ox, 32 13
W. C. Enos.
4252 957 85 James Wilson, 3o 18
4258 888 1 5 Jame Wilson, 27 93
5777 lo2o 24 John Nicholson, 32 13
5o Daniel II artsock, 3 15
5779
6779
37o 11. A Z. McNaul, 11 o2
384 John Nicholson, 11 97
Wm.McCray.
23o John Nicholson. S 82
UNION TOWNSHIP-
Johu DuBoit.jr., iV Bro.
S6o3 9o9 151 Roberts A Fox, 116 48
3599 606 66 Roberts A Fox, J
Roberts, Fox $ Co.
3579 11)20 CO Robert s&Fox, 50 10
3587
S591
8596
2008
3598
3010
3581
3581
3573
3587
ai.-. Koberts & Fox, o- 4
ss-jj Kolierts & Fox, 25 30
78D Koberts it Fox, 42 90
650 Roberts & F'ox, 36 87
150 Roberts & Fox, 8 G7
435 Roberts & Fox, 23 94
300 Roberts & Fox, 16 50
275 Roberts & Fox, 15 14
200 Roberts & Fox, 11 00
GarXland Irrin.
350 Roberts & Fox, 48 00
r
COl'KT PKOCLAMATIO X W 1 1 E RE AS,
the Honorable JAMES BL RNSIDE. Esquire.
President Judge of the Court of Common Plea of
the twenty-fifth Judicial District, composed of the
counties of Clearfield. Centre and Clinton and the
Honorable William L. Moore and Benjamin Bon
eall, Associate Judges of Clearfield county, have
issued their precept, to me directed, for the hold
ing of a Court of Common Pleas, 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 Clearfiel.i Co.. on the Third Mon
day, the ltith day of MAY next.
NOTICE IS, therefore, hereby given, to the Cor
oner. Justices of the Peace, and Constables, in and
for said countyof Clearfield, to appear in thcirown
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 Tth day
of April, in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and fifty-eight, and the eighty
first year of American independence.
JOSIAH K. REED. Shcnff.
THE ClU RT OF COMMON TLEAS OF
CLEARFIELD COUNTY.
David and Andrew fc-pencer
vs.
Wm. A. Dale A Tolbert Dale
with notice to Thomas Moore
InPH tANlint- J
Summons and alias Summons an ejectment to
enforco specific performance of contract for 110
acres of lands in Pike township Clearfield County,
bounded by land.' of E. Fenton, John P. Dale,
J. Thomas," Chas Cleaver and others.
And now, November 18th, 1S57, 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 WALTERS, Profy.
To deft', ahore named You w ill take notice of
the above rule and that you are required to ap
pear and plead by the 3d Monday of Mav next or
judgment will bo entered. L. J. CRANS.
March lTth, I808. Att'y for PI tea.
EATIXO SALOON The undersigned keeps
constantly on hand at his Saloon in Mcrrelt
A Carter' Basement, 1 door south of Moore's store,
Fruits, Confectionarics, Tobacco and Segara
of every dessription, and other Articles
usually kept in an establishment of this kinl. .
lie will furnish articles to persons in large qnau
tities, on the most reasonable terms.
Sept. 30 K. B. TATLOP..
No 4S Aug. T. 1357.
No S3 Nov. T. 1S37.