THE JOUBNAL.
CLEARFIELD, PA., MAY 20, 1853.
PKOCEEDINGS OF COUET MAY T.1858.
Dacid Adams rs. Geo. B. Engle's Adm'rs.
This was an action of covenant, upon two ar
ticles of agreement made in 1839 and 1811, for
the sale of land and forge property from Ad
" ams to Engle. After the trial had been com
menced, tbe Plaintiff took a non-suit, and tho
jury was discharged. Linn and Wallace for
PlfT. ; Ilale and McEnally tor the Defts.
. F. Rider 4- wife rs. Eliza Irrin. Action
of trespass lor goods belonging to Mrs. Rider,
which it was alleged the Deft, had taken and
retained. Verdict for Plds. for $215,00.
JMcEnally for Plfls. ; Wallace for Deft.
C. P. Hinds rs. George Mason. Action of
.partition for land which plaintiff alleged that
lie and defendant held together. Delt. denied
jthat they held in common, and alleged that
"his own possession was adverse to that of the
plaintiS. After hearing the evidence, the Pltf.
.suffered a non-suit. Swoopo for plaintiff ;
'Wallace for defendant.
Samuel Rilter rs. Hurxthal $ Brother. Ac
tion of assumpsit for a balance of about $350,00
claimed to be due to plaintiff for mill-wright
work in building a grist-mill for defts. in 1852.
The defence set up was that tho work was not
done according to contract, but in a defective
and unworkmanlike manner. Verdict for de
fendants. Swoope for Plff. ; McEnally for
Defendants.
Thomas B. Davis rs. James McCracken and
Mallhew Bloom. Action of debt on bond giv
en during tho pendency of a former action of
ejectment to allow the removal of timber from
the land then in dispute. Verdict for Plff. f&r
$34,29. McEnally for plaintiff; Wallace for
Defendants.
Commonwealth rs. Henry Sowers. Indictment
for fornication and bastaidy. Tntd and ver
dict rendered of guilty. McCullough, Swoope
and McEnally for tho Com'tn ; Curtin and
Linn for deft.
After his trial, but before sentence was pro
nounced, Sowers made his escape.
Commonwealth rs. Daniel Moore. Indictment
for obtaining money under false pretences.
Tried and verdict of guilty. Deft, sentenced
to pay fine of $2,01 and coats and to be im
prisoned 10 days. McCullough for Com'th ;
Swoope for Deft.
Licenses were granted to nearly all appli
cants. The Court held that under the late
law they had no right to refuse where the per
son applying had complied with its provisions.
A large amount of other business, which
did not come before a Jury, was disposed of
iy the Court.
The court adjourned, on Thursday morning,
tho 20th, Laving been kept busy about 2 days.
ROAD PETITIONS.
Qlrard township. From steam mills to town
ship road leading to Clearfield. Viewers : Pe
ter Lamm, Charles Mignot, Adams Spackman.
Brady Tp. From Jesse Line's saw-mill to
Intersect the Erio turnpike at or near Peter
Seylers. Viewers : Peter Arnold, Roswell
Luther and Willia.ni Kirk.
Bradford Tp. From tho mouth of Millstone
to tho turnpiko near Ed. Williams. Viewers:
31. McBride, S. S. P. Wilson, John L. Cuttle.
From John Wilson's to tho Susquehanna
river near Rock Lick. Viewers : Vincent B.
Holt, Ab. Pearce, Samuel Fulton.
Gokhon Tp- From Jas. C. Graham's to Mat
thew Tate's. Viewers: Samuel Fulton, J. W.
Graham, Wm.L. Shaw.
Bull Tp. From James Johnston's saw-mill
to Walters' saw-mill. Viewers : Thos. Ross,
Patrick Dailey, Wm. C. Foley.
Covington Tp. From Curley's to French
Tillo. Viewers: Samuel Fulton, Wru. Powell,
John Xelson.
Knox Tp. From Isaac Wilson's saw-mill to
Christian Sloppich's. Viewers : Thos. Ross,
Reuben Caldwell, John M. Chase.
Penn Tp. From McEntyre's to Catholic
church. Viewers: Samuel Widemire, Elisha
Kenton, Jon. Evans.
Woodward Tp. From month of Morgan's
ran to near Isaac Wilson's. Viewers: George
Wilson, Jr., John M. Chase, SauTl Powell.
Burnside Tp. From New Washington to
public road from Riddle's school house to
John Mitchell's. Viewers : Jacob Brice, John
Voting, John Riddle.
Huston Tp. From Bonnet's branch to Clear
field and Elk county line. Reviewers : Alex.
Irvin, John L. Cuttle, Gould Wilson.
Lawrence Tp From James Irwin's to Lick
run. Reviewers : John L. Cuttle, M. Nichols,
Jr., Hugh Orr.
The following roads confirmed ni si :
Lawrence Tp. From river at the corner be
tween Wm. Mapes' and John Moore's to James
Irwin's new house.
Pike Tp. From J. II. Flemming's house to
near the school house on road toCurwensville
Burnside Tp. From Samuel Newcomers to
the public road leading from New Washington
to McMurraj's mill at or near Riddles.
Brady Tp. From Fred. Zicglcrs saw-mill
s to the township road at or near Jas. Ziegleis.
From Knarr's saw-mill to intersect tho turn
pike leading to Punxsutawney.
Morris Tp. From Kylartown to Susquehan
na river at the Rolling Stone.
Knox and Lawrence. From Brown's, row
Shaffer's, saw mill, to Wilson Hoover's house
Covington Tp. From Arnold Schnarr's to
Karthans and Sinnemahoning road.
The following were continued :
Union Tp. From Moore's saw-rcill to south
Bide of Anderson's creek near Curwensvillo
Pike Tp. From mouth of Hog-Lack run to
Curwensville.
Bridge view over Anderson's creek.
Order to view a new township out of Penn,
Piko and Brady.
Order to view line between Burnside and
Chest township.
Robt. Ross was appointed by the Court last
week, Supervisor for Pike township ; and Rus
sell 3icMurray and William Feath were ap
pointed overseers of poor lor Burnside tp.
Tavern Licenses. The following persons
we re granted licenses last week :
George I. Lanieh, Tavern, Clearfield Boro'.
Tavern,
Tavern,
Tavern.
Tavern.
Tavern,
Tavern,
Tavern,
Tavern,
Tavern,
Tavern,
Tavern,
Tavern,
Tavern,
Tavern,
Tavern,
Tavern;
Tavern,
Tavern,
Tavern,
Tavern,
Tavern,
Tavern,
Tavern,
Tavern,
WITH ilERCUAXDIZK.
Riehard Mossop, Clearfield Boro'.
Thomas Robins, Clearfield Boro'.
Dan. M. Weaver,
William A. Mason,
David Smith,
David Johnston,
Isaac doom, jr.,
George W.Long,
R. W. Moore,
Adam Knarr,
Isaae McIIcnry,
Henry Goodlander,
Peter Solt,
Wm. S. Wignns,
Andrew Cross,
John Bcish,
Wm. Askey,
II. II. Post,
Jacob Mock,
James M"Lclland,
Thomas G.Davis,
L. W. Ten Eyck,
J M. Buingardner,
John Selfrige,
Henry E. Hunter,
John Jordan,
Clearfield I$oro
Curwensville boro'
Curwensvillo boro'
Curwensville boro'
Curwensville boro'
Brady township.
Brady township.
Brady township.
Brady township.
Brady township.
Bradford towns'p.
Bradford towns'p.
Boggs township.
Boggs township.
Boggs township.
Decatur township.
Morris township.
Morris township.
Fenn township.
Tenn township,
Bcccaria township
Goshen township.
Karthaus towns'p.
Jancsville.
Committed. Two men named Hiram and
Jonathan Hemans wcro lodged in our county
jail on last Sunday, on a clmrgo of being im
plicated in tho robbery of Wm. Irvin's storo
in Curwensville, several weeks since. Tho
store was broken into on tho night of Saturday
the 21th April, and a lot of clothing, a rifltf
un and a shot gun wero among tho articles
known to be stolen. Several articles of the
clothing were found in the possession of per
sons to whom one of the men arrested La 1
sold them. Hiram intimates that the robbery
was committed by two or three of his boys,
who have left for parts unknown.
Alieced House Thief C.vicur. On Sun
day last, a niau named Francis Peters was
brought to this place and lodged in the county
jail, charged with stealing a horse from Mr. B.
L. Davenport, of Fox township, some ten days
ago. Peters, it seems, sold the horse to a Mr.
Coigrove, residing on Potato creek in McKean
county, and hail returned to this county, when
he was apprehended. Mr. Davenport has re
covered the horse.
Mabie & Crosby's French and American cir
cus, as will bo seen by an advertisement in to
day's paper, is to exhibit in Clearfield Boro',
on Tuesday the 8thJitie. Some of our ex
changes speak of it as a largo and well ap
pointed company, and same of the actors are
of well-known reputation. This will be a fine
opportunity for getting rid of loose quarters
and having a "good time" generally.
Oh his ows Hook. Tho law partnership
heretofore existing between Wm. A. Wallace
and Robert J. Wallace has been dissolved, as
will Lo seen by a notice in our advertising col
umns. 'Bob' has opened out in tho east end
of tho county buildings, where he is ready to
receive clients and attend to all business with
which he ma- be favored.
Ixjuued. On last Thursday, Ai F. Boyn
ton, son of Jonathan Boynton, Esq., of our
borough, whilst about leading a horso to the
blacksmith shop, was severely cut and bruised
about tho head by being jerked to the ground
by the horse, which had become frightened by
some means. The young man's injuries are
mending rapidly, we are gkd to state.
Attention is directed to the advertisements
of Wm. Irvin, of Curwensville, who has open
ed an extensive assortment of Spring and Sum
mer Goods, at the "corner store," which he
will dispose of on the most reasonable terms.
Scdden Death. On Monday forenoon, A
braham IIcss, Sr., of Lawrence township, was
attacked by apoplexy, whilst busy in a corr
field, aud died during the course of tho after
noon. He was a man of 70 or t0 years of age.
We direct the attention of our readers at
Grahamton to the advertisement of James B.
Graham in another column. The 'squire is
determined to sell goods as low for cash as
they can be purchased anywhere in the county.
John Patton, of Curwensville, has received
and opened a large stock of Seasonable Goods,
which he offers to the public at reduced prices.
Sec advertisement.
A Sensible Thing from Mr. Eveeett.
Edward Everett, in a letter apologizing for
not attending the dedication of a new school
house, closes his letter thus:
"We must not rest satisfied with a general
impression that our schools ara in a very satis
factory condition. There is some danger thai
showv accomplishments, such as declamation
and English composition often prematurely
attempted and dramatic exhibitions which
seem to me wholly out of place at school
will occupy the time and thoughts of teachers
and pupils, to the neglect ot thorough ms.ruc
tion in reading, writing, arithmetic, grammar,
geography, history, and Christian morality,
and other branches of a soild English edu
cation."
Vert Encouraging. The Harrisburg cor
respondent of "The Press" gives this bit of
encouragement to the friends of the democrat
ic candidate for Judge of the Supremo Court,
residing in the eastern part of the Stale :
"The signs everywhere in the West indicate
that if Hon. William A. Porter is opposed by
a lawyer of cood reputation, and running upon
principles antagonistic to the anti-Democratic
platform laid down by the lato Harrisburg
Convention, he will be beaten out of sight
this fall, aud his chances of political resurrec
tion will bo delayed to tho time appointed for
Gabriel to blow his horn V
TREASURER'S SALE OF
I'.NSEATED LANDS for
Taxes for the years 1355 and 1S57.
NOTICE is hereby given, that in
pursuance of nn Act of Assembly, pas
sed the 12th day of June, A. It. 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, for tho taxes due and un
paid thereon, at lite Court House in
the Borough cf Clearfield, on the Sec
oral Monda-y of Juue 1858;
It'is said, that, at tho very lowest estimate,
Kansas has already cost this country fifty mil
lions of dollars in money to say nothing ot
the startling estimate of moral evils, that gi
gantic instalment of political leprosy, which
the Kansas agitation will leave as a legacy to
the American people. Such arc the bitter and
baneful lruits of tho repeal of the Missouri
compromise. Who was right we, who with
all our strength resisted that wretched meas
ure, or our opponents who advocated it asa
great measure of peace and harmony and uni
versal good 7 Lou. Jour.
No.
BECCABIA TOWNSHIP.
Ac. Per. OwnersA Warrantees.
Thomas Wexton.
151 60 Thos. Ketland. 23 75
12 MB Abr m. Witmer, 25 51
102 116 Michael Mumer, 25 51
Herman HuuptAr Co.
162 116 Jacob King, 25 51
152 116 John Gibson, 25 51
94 91 Jeremiah Mosher 1 4 81
K2 1 16 Peter Gets, 25 51
330 153 Martin Foutz, 6197
29fi 125 Jacob Foutz, 46 C2
323 153 George Musser, 44 98
215 73 Robert Wilson. 3.183
74 32 Thomas Wilson, 11 65
324 K4 Matthias Barton, 44 73
433 153 David Barton. 68 23
433 153 Edward Hand, CS 23
433 153 John E wing, 63 23
356 69 Ennnucl Reigert.56 07
103 George Moore, 17 01
John Patchin.
400 96 .lohn Brady, 64 57
210 William Brady, 33 07
279 04 E. Blain. 37 61
433 153 John Miller, 27 45
433 153 John Fordney, CS 23
George Groom.
11 Brown A Boynton, 1 76
Willi a m Pnsev.
12 BrownABoynton, 1 89
James Ilockenherru.
205 Brown Bovnton. 32 25
195 William Wright, 30 68
William Dotider.
140 William Brown, 22 05
Thomas Mullen.
140 P. Boynton, 22 05
John Dill en.
48 119 Robert Wilson, 6 62
James Gallaher.
20 Fred. Ilonman, 1 89
55 50 Wm. Bausman, 4 91
William Hammond .
234 Herman Witincr, 29 43
Caleb Copeuliarer.
55 106 P Gloningcr, 8 63
200 Samuel Turner, SI 50
Mouses Rohison.
50 100 P. Gloninger, 4 54
Fred. Shnff.
83 123 John Bausmon, 13 04
98 140 Michael Fauty, 15 44
Wm. Porter.
93 Fred. K. llublcy, 8 38
John Cooper.
55 102 fcarhBiIIington,13 36
David YomiLiit.
50 Campbell.lTorncr.G 30
30 Plunkitt, 3 78
200 Gco.W. Caldwell, 25 20
Gill ir Brat tun.
71 SO John Ketland, 11 22
BELL TOWHSHIP.
John G. Brenner.
5618-1000 Henry Beck, 83 75
5619 1000 Henry Beck, 83 75
42S7 1000 Henry Beck, 83 75
75 AVilliam Martin, 9 00
75 Jon. Sherman, 9 0y
William Brady.
3565 177 81 John Nicholson, 16 02
5904
5906
5 Hit 7
59 IS
5919
3505
5909
5910
5911
5913
5915
6921
1000
1100
1000
1100
1100
500
450
433
1000
350
2r,:is
104
767
1100
140
219
Reed a nd Lieli titer.
Nicklin .tGriflim
Nicklin A Griffin,
Nicklin A Griffin,
Nicklin A Griffin,
Nicklin A Griffin.
James McGce,
Peter Owens.
John Nicholson.
Arthur Bill.
Benjamin Gibbs,
G. L. Herd.
Nicklin A Griffin,
Nicklin A Griffin.
Nicklin A Griffin,
Nicklin A Uriflin,
Nioklin A Griffin,
Nicklin A Griffin,
David Boll.
Frampton Bell,
.75 00
82 50
75 00
82 50
82 50
60 00
40 50
32 46
75 00
31 50
23 61
9 59
57 54
82 50
12 60
22 39
49
1993
3574
3009
3611
3612
3(513
3614
3616
1993
1997
1998
1999
2004
1434
305
50S2
5632
5632
5877'
5S79
5S1
5836
1431
1999
250
143
300
195
195
56S1
56S1
BOGGS TOWNSHIP.
James Dixon.
89 John Thomas, 6 67
Lit mad ue V Turner.
203 John Thomas, 15 60
Smith iV Powell.
98 Barbara Snyder, 7 36
lTuiiier A- Brokcrhoof.
185 76 Joseph Drinker, 13 88
4(1.8 76 11. S. lririker, 30 61
TItoma-s lieail.
100 Jno. Montgomery, 7 50
.Trtlin ltridiart.
100 lienrv Faunco. 7 50
P. liaastoi.
70 Henry Faunoc, 5 25
duo for 1854 a 1855 3 64
George Turner.
100 Hannah Stewart, 7 50
Pi.sh.er iV PonWl.
119 90 Barbara Snvder, 8 92
119 90 Fisher,DolanACo. 3 92
William Albert nnd hros.
132 Gcorsrc llootman, 9 89
75 John E. Shaw. 5 62
53 Luke Kylcr, 7 50
George. W. Genrhart.
80 " Walter Stewart, 6 00
2!i6 Joseph Ball, 19 95
Duvid Gos.
65 72 Richard Thomas, 4 95
54 LukeKvler, 6 03
BEADY TOWNSHIP.
David IC.ipi.
308 Wm.Kirkpatrick 35
Hays and Srlinrll.
100 Roberts A Fox, 5
Roberts and Po.r.
20 34 Roberts A Fox,
50
358
200
150
214
72
83
750
540
540
795
Roberts' A Fox,
Roberts A Fux,
Roberta A Fox,
Roberts A Fox,
Roberts A Fox,
Roberts A F'ox.
Roberls A Fox,
Roberts A Fox,
Roberts A Fx,
Roberts & Fox,
Ruberts A Gox,
1
5
25
14 11
26
5
6
65
45
53
TO
R Beate's Estate
363 David Kennedy, 42 11
161 Ann Kennedy, 13 68
V.lixha Pen tan.
227 Joseph Ferron, 26 33
John W. Newvher.
86 'Joseph Ferron, 9 93
ATrrri- L. Roberts.
86 Joseph Ferron, 9 93
50 Samuel Ambrose, 5 80
Tilton Reynolds.
1041 Henry Wykoff, 120 76
Joseph Dale.
157 David Kennedy,
David Irvin
55 Roberts and Fox,
Catharine Eiring.
220 Robert Turry,
Harrison Hall.
320 Robert Curry,
100 James Reed.
due for 1854 and 1855,
J. Preeland.
100 Casper Stiver,
Robert Ross.
77 Casper Stiver,
Joseph. McClnre.
135 Joseph Ferron,
John Patton.
135 " Joseph Ferroa,
9 It
6 26
25 5
37 12
11 60
5 70
4
6 73
15 66
15 60
29 93
5 91
4 52
11 60
25 01
9 35
IS 45
32 47
46 co
36 oo
26 40
20 34
42 64
49 69
M. Ley's Heirs.
218 501 Christian Lower, 53 11
110 370 Christian Lower, 42 92
100 George Weaver, 11 60
John ltnliois lr Bro.
!530 f95 94 Roberts k Fox, 115 42
1994 365 15 Roberts A Fox, 42 34
2009 1182 62 Roberts A Fox. 137 11
2010 604 109 Roberts A Fox, 70 06
14 521 Christian Lower, 60 44
27 308 Bcni. Hewer. 36 89
155 253 Casper Stiver,
George, Mutin.
3S09 102 Roberts A Fox,
W. IV. Pleming.
3616 73 103 Roberts A Fox,
Adnm Weber.
1997 200 Roberts A Fox,
100 Charles Zilyock, 11 60
100 Jacob Tents, 11 60
626 215 Conrad Long, 20 30
BURNSIDE TOWNSHIP.
John Pntrhin.
5602 100 John Nicholson, 12 30
5603 214 John Nicholson, 26 32
5604 386 John Nicholson, 47 48
73 John Mailer. 9 68
181 Abr. Witmcr. 13 12
114 Casper Shaffer jr. 13 20
410 Casper Shaffer, 50 43
25 George Graff. 3 03
ISO Samuel Roberts, 22 14
300 Daniel Witmer, 36 90
474 John Hubley, 53 30
100 Matthias Young, 12 30
383 Wm. Bausman, 47 06
203 Mary Roberts,
76 John Trcssler,
150 John Cnmings,
264 Martin Mailer,
374 JohnBurge,
293 John Burch,
215 Henry Musser,
165 Mary Jenkins,
817 John Trcssler,
Homer, Pair hill .
303 John Jones,
303 Junes Chapman, 49 69
290 Benj. Treenail, 47 50
105 J. Backhouse, 17 22
James Gallaher.
424 Mary Crawford, 52 15
Ex,rs and Trustees of J. C. Pixher.
121 George Ross. 12 33
dueforl852-'53-'54-'55, 18 53
163 Jno.Cunningham.16 69
due for 1852- 53- 51- 65, 24 84
209 Peter Getz, 2140
due for 18S1 and 1855, 21 10
223 Jac.Mussersmith 33 04
duo for 1854 and 1855, 32 63
8010 Frederick Kuhn, 33 13
James Thompson.
100 Samuel Roberts, 12 30
100 George Graff, 12 30
Shepl i j'riexlli-y.
Ill Christian Stake, 13 62
100 William King, 12 30
160 John Rran, 13 45
150 Kb. McMastcrs, 13 45
150 . Jacob Holland, 13 45
BRADFORD TOWNSHIP.
J. W. Smith.
346 60 lluh Ely, 12 27
Burger tV Pear re.
102 35 John Campbell, 11 24
159 Hall A Buck, 11 6o
Carzer Potter.
200 BlairMLanahan 11 6o
Joseph (J- William Sauxom.
100 Mat. Slaymaker, 5 47
Wm. Graham, jr. 3 06
John Graham, 3 06
Levi Pearce.
Aaron Lcavy, 3 65
Abraham Graham.
90 Isabella Jordan, 3 2S
George Turner.
100 Jonathan Nesbit, 3 65
John W. Turner.
75 Wm. Bingham, 4 03
S00 George Dixon, 10 95
100 George Barger, 3 65
100 Abr. Lan.berry, 9 12
100 John S. Kylcr, 7 30
COVINGTON TOWNSHIP.
I'cler A. Karlhaii.
1S93 578 Morris A Stewart, 41 04
1399 890 Morris A Stewart. 63 19
89 Morris A Stewart, 63 12
445 Morris A Stewart, 33 70
Peter Lamm.
200 Morris A Stewart, 10 65
II. iV O. Smith.
250 GcorgoMead, 17 75
CHEST TOWNSHIP.
John Pulton.
433 153 Jno. Brcnncman, Gl 93
253 " James Ross, 33 10
John Patehm,
SI 1 153 Benjamin Young. 46 65
100 153 John P.oyd, 15 00
313 153 Josiah llavnes, 46 95
433 153 Thos. Hamilton, 64 95
433 153 M. Worthington, 64 95
393 153 William Wilson, 59 70
195 John AVitmer, 29 25
Jlenry S. Drinker1 a Estate.
50 Charles Gobin, 3 to
433 153 Alex. Hunter, 32 43
200 Robert Fleming, 15 00
200 IsaacRichardson, 15 00
200 Jon. Walker, 15 co
Sarah Downing.
433 153 John Cook. 32 55
433 153 Jasper Ewing. 32 55
36 ArrnstrongAGamel 5 40
Drinker iV Clark.
433 153 William Cook, 64 95
433 153 Jno Cunningham 64 95
John Patrhin.
415 30 James Page, 62 32
316 143 Henry Ferree, 47 32
James Thompson .
100 31 Henry Pole, 13 00
Geddes if Marsh.
433 153 John Musser, 64 95
85
85
100
1902
1912
1941
5367
Wesley Toner. 15 00
Jas McCracken, 13 75
Gcorgo Mullca. 11 25
Fulton, 9 50
Isaac Bloom, 15 00
TlversA MontiromervlO 80
Houso and Lot James Davis, 8 25
jencrson joraan, 11 -o
George Ifagcns, 3 75
John Holes, 4 50
Isaac Kirk A Co. 61 95
John McFennon, 7 50
John Patton, 7 05
John Swan, So oo
James White, 13 12
100
200
100
140
200
82
100
30
25
433
160
63
2oo
loo
DECATUR TOWNSHIP.
James MrGirk's Estate.
391 159 Thos. Billington, 52 53
Peter Owens.
404 Charles Ritk, 54 14
J. W. Smith.
202 MaryMcLauahan,20 30
250 Casper Hay nes, 16 75
360 David Kephart, 36 45
due for 1854 and 1355, 31 55
Riehard Copfin.
S4 137 JosephWhitchall.il 49
105 JosephWhitchall,14 07
John and David Gearluirt.
220 Jacob Downing, 29 43
Kejduirt V Albert.
135 John Drinker, 13 53
James Albert.
37 49 Joseph Sansom, 5 03
76 96 William Sansom, 7 64
J). J. Primer ir Co.
290 E. A J. Harrison, 33 86
300 Joseph Harrison, 40 20
200 John McGirk, 26 80
100 D. Britton, -8 75
125 Joseph Logan, 11 33
83 Joseph Logan, 10 15
1U0 HarrisonAFauleyl3 40
260 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, . 10 05
L. J. Crans.
431 147 Thos. Edmonson. 57 89
195 80 Joseph Harrison, 23 13
FOX TOWNSHIP. "
105 1 Davenport, 5 09
4272 50 James Wilson, 4
due for 1354 and 1S55, 1
Lillamnn HarieooJ.
420d 330 Jas.Wilson, west , 7
2 at ha n bailey.
41S3 200 . Jas Wilson, cast 1, 4
John C. rreneli.
4271 495 Jas.Wilson, cpart,ll
IT. S. ImiIiI Company.
4241 937 James llson, , 5(i
4233 947 James Wilson, 56
4212 298 JwniesWilson, 23
4090 923 James Wilson, 22
1531 20 James llson, 1
1535 600 James Wilson, 56
Spencer Ar S viler.
4399 372 t James Wilson, 8
Wm. Gordon.
4393 216 JamcsWilson, 20
Daniel Otistfrs Estate.
4400 440 JamesWilson, 21
Alexander Vial.
4310 183 James Wilson, 13
FERGUSON TOWNSHIP.
Ac. Per.
21G Greenwood Bell, 12
100 Albert Bishop, 6
Greei.trood Bell.
233 159 John Hatnbright, 13
John Patchin.
433 153 Daniel Turner, 25
f . Moore.
21G Matthias Slough, 12
Charles Huston.
433 153 Georgo Koss, 25
No.
1923
1890
1SSS
1931
1935
1S83
1923
1929
1930
1386
1917
1913
3650
1887
1936
1918
1913
1S90
5365
5360
1929
1886
3647
3613
1837
1926
GIRARD TOWNSHIP.
Ac. Per.
503.108 Morris A Stewart, 10
A. iV J- Sjtarkman.
367 45 Morris A Stewart. 24
A. tf W. Murrai.
260 Morris A Stewart, 21
649 116 Morris A Stewart, 36
536 Morris A Stewart, 20
T. II. Fulton ir Co.
543 Morris A Stewart, 8
509 Morris A Stewart, 16
70 Morris A Stewart, 2
225 Morris A Stewajt, 7
729 Morris A Stewart, 36
314 Morris A Stewart, 5
406 Morris A Stewart, 6
226 Morris A Stewart. 22
762 Morris A Stewart, 37
103 Morris A Stewart, 3
ffichofas Rousnlot.
115 16 Morris A Stewart, 9
Anderson. Murray.
114 Morris A Stewart, 9 37
Fr.iuris Coudreit.
254 120 MorrisA Stewart. 20 99
II. V O. Smith
250 George Mead, 24 75
1000 George Mead, 33 oo
Smith i!r Graham.
254 Morris A Stewart, 16 70
James 2elxon.
50 Morris A Stewart, 2 41
Peler lyimm.
117 Morris A Stewart, 3 83
47 Morr-s A Stewart, 1 43
97 103 Morris A Stewart, 8 05
256 MorrisA Stewart, 13 33
80
75
92
80
91
21
83
61
IS
92
60
93
74
12
05
53
80
57
27
53
27
73
oo
45
21
53
91
77
31
39
04
12
69
37
69
43
41
1S84 l,M Morris & Stewart, 17 40
1U1
GOSHEN TOWNSHIP.
Xo. Ac. Per.
Peter Rider.
5325 200 George Mead, 11 1C
Thomas Graham.
S84
015 (
John Keating.
1022 201 2 Morris & Stewart, 0 50
GRAHAM TOWNSHIP.
Ac. Per.
83 William Bingham. 7 81
115 T. Forcer, 8 09
due for 1851 & 1855, C 03
40 T. Forcer, 4 50
140 T. Cope, 5 3
Samnet Lansberry.
100 George Moore, 11 j
John Pleming.
1C5 A. K. Wright, 22 27
Rtisse.l.
207 Jasper May land, 23 25
10'J J. Graham, 8 17
Win. Drinker's heirs.
300 John Fry, jr., 2S G3
S80 John Thomas, 43 89
George Johnson.
164 Bernard Grata, 25 27
11G Bernard Gratz, 22 43
139 Reuben naines, 21 41
417 John King, 04 21
104 41 David Hall. 1G 00
390 George Wetzel, 76 37
105 150 Tauf Wetzel, 30 03
348 Joseph Henry, 53 59
411 Chas. Hall, 63 29
121 100 Win. I). Kerwin, 18 7S
332 Ketiben Haines, jr,51 11
John Cjok.
4GG Jacob Wetzel, 71 7G
Rttssel $ Co.
382 Joseph Simmons, 7G 7G
Daniel Jl". Bradley.
43G 111 Robert Shaw, C7 11
431 114 Uyman Gratz, GG 53
J. Cook:
228 Reuben H lines, 34 80
231 Reuben Haines, 3Q 02
Ed. Albert 4- Brother.
103 John Fry, jr.. 13 47
HUSTON TOWNSHIP.
No. Ac Per.
200
195
4257
4902
4231
4234
4235
4226
4229
4230
4390
4SS9
4902
5063
4397
5032
5069
J. G Kidder, 22
David Caldwell, 16
IV m. Parker.
833 15 James Wi!son, 21
420 WilhelmWilIink,47
IT. S. Land Company.
633 James Wilson, 42
526 James Wilsun. 36
9S6 James Wilson, 09
990 JamesWilson, 69
9(J5 123 James Wilson, 69
507 James Wilson, 35
John Biggs.
124 WilheliuWillink, 3
Reading, Bartlrs A- Fisher.
990 WiIhelmWilIink,S3
55 AVilhclniWillink, 4
100 William Powers, 8
110 WilhelinWillink, 9
990 William Powers, 83
990 William Powers.110
Titom is Hoit.
5064 990 William Powers, 27
II. Tluiijer Z. Srissen.
4902 100 WilhelinWillink, 8
5003 293 VTilliaro Power, 16
IP- B. Gorrii. n.
4225 250 James Wilson, 21
433.6 500 JamesWilson, 42
John. DnBois,jr., et al.
2000 1020 60 Roberts A Fox, 107
2001 1089 9 Roberts A Fox, 107
3593 1009 64 Roberts b Fox, 113
3601 437 20 Roberts & Fox, 49
3600 S89 151 Roberts & Fox, 100
3578 733 Roberts ii Fqs, 82
3576 903 109 Roberts li Fox, 101
3592 1016 113 Roberts t F'ox, 113
3594 1003 35 Roberts fc F'ox, 112
3597 1033 35 Roberts A Fox, 116
3607 863 28 Roberts A Fox, 91
3584 1020 64 Roberta A Fox, 114
3585 1020 64 Roberts A Fox, 114
3589 1016 22 Roberts A Fox, 117
3004 986 ft Roberts A Fox, 110
19S3 429 32 Roberts t Fox, 48
252 206 John Dunlap, 23
5063 297 Wm. Powers, 20
4193 927 23 James Wilson, 109
4254 927 23 Jamts Wilson, 109
4256 883 15 James Wilson. 99
5672 34 7 27 MooreAPelaney, 29 06
5676 500 MooreAPelaney, 42 00
5677 500 Moore A Uelaney, 42 00
J. W. Sm iti.
5676 547 81 MooreADelaney, 15 45
5677 547 81 MooreADelaney, la 46
6673 1041 81 MooreADelaney, 53 29
4S99 100 ' HammondAJeneSj 3 40
200
200
197
200
120
100
JORDAN TOWNSHIP.
Ac. Per.
Cooper $ Pvsey.
108 54 Eb. Brei.ham, 16 20
274 Adam Kuhn, 47 10
Patchin Swan.
433 153 Richard Martin, C5 00
433 153 Thomas Martin, C j 00
150 Benj. Young, 22 50
120 Samuel Jordan, 18 OO
200 William Wilson, 30 00
Edward $ James Gillegan.
200 Daniel Smith, SO 00
300 John Patchih, 45 00
KARTHAUS TOWNSHIP.
P. A. Karthaus.
No. Ac. Per.
1900 600 MorrisA Stewart 69 60
1901 773 MorrisA Stewart, 90 25
1913 507 Morris A Stewart, 53 81
1093 200 Morris A Stewart, 23 20
George Arralarius.
1429 555 120 Wm. Smith, . 63 80
1 4 .50 563 133 Wm. Smith, 65 89
3552 573 120 Wm. Smith, 66 47
Devisees of John. White. Esq.
1093 79 22 Charles Willink, 4 64
1023 83 Charles Williuk, 7 03
3463 )
3175 J633 147 Charles Willink, 37 00
llrnru Pothers. N
1097 100 Charles Willink, 4 35
Geo. Vaiix.
1944 513 95 Morris A Stewart 29 78
KNOX TOWNSHIP.
Ac. Per.
Crane, Blake 4' Purley.
437 48 Reuben Haynes, C9 32
435 50 Luke Morris, 39 15
433 153 Joseph II illlard, 38 97
433 153 Robert Gray, 88 97
429 41 John Binghurst, 38 61
433 153 Sarah Ward, 38 97
433 153 George Eddv, 38 97
433 153 Moore Wharton, 38 97
433 153 George Ashton, 38 97
Richard Peters.
109 Susannah Ward, 17 00
Benj. R. Morgan.
433 153 William Hunter, S3 97
127 JohnDorser, 20 12
due for 1351 & 1855, 14 45
John Patchin.
433 153 Israel Morris, GO 70
433 153 Berj. Ponltney, 50 70
433 153 Martin Pierrie, 50 70
John Bovd, 40 93
Philip Loast, 23 40
William Johnson, 23 40
II"i7io Hoorer.
80 Silas Wilcot. 23 09
Daniel Bausman.
G.&M.M'Cormick,23 40
Wm.H.Rohertsoh,ll 04
Thomas McElwcc.
Jonathan Jones, 11 20
John M. Chase.
433 153 Caleb Foulk, 50 70
203 George AVestcot, 34 32
433 153 Itobert Wharton, 50 70
433 153 George Seaff, 50 70
300 John Bovd, 85 10
133 153 Robert Wharton, 1510
GOO Isaac Thompson, 70 20
200 Isaac Thompson, 19 50
100 Isaac Thompson, 9 75
210 ThompsonAEngleman23 03
LAWRENCE TOWNSHIP.
Solomon Kline.
2003 131 Roberts & Fox, 6 64
MORRIS TOWNSHIP.
Edward Perks & Co.
421 Jesse Yarnal,
300 Peter Yamal,
E. C. Burton.
272 1G Robert Glen,
Wm. H. Robertson.
40 John Best,
Snyder 6c Large.
183 Francis Johnson,
Shaw JjrSt. John Smith.
433 153 Thomas Morris, 64 23
433 153 William Morris, 04 23
433 153 Samuel Meredith, 64 23
433 153 William Miller, 64 23
279 153 Hetty Morris, 41 44
433 153 Thos Fitzsimmons,04 23
433 153 George Clymer, 04 23
433 153 Itobert Gray,
433 153 Patrick Moore,
433 153 Marr Morris,
433 153 Magnes Miller
433 153 Xalbro Frazer
William Hoorer
100 153 Francis Johnson
S. 4- J. Gratz.
205 52 James Wilson, 29 89
100 00 Robert Morris, 17 04
00 122 Wm. Morris. 13 46
407 139 Richard R. Smith, 60 24
203 John Baum, 30 04
433 Wm. Stewart, 64 81
J. .1. Crawford.
223 Simon Gratz, S3 00
P. Kepple.
100 John Nicholson, 11 10
Robert Thomas.
231 ChnstopherBaker,31 19
Swart s and Bower.
50 Francis Johnson, 7 40
Due for 1S55, I 00
Jos. Dipard.
50 Blair M'Lanahan, 7 40
9G Joseph Potter, 17 76
Hemy Cramer.
50 Oasr-fir Khnfncr, 7 40
II'. 0 J. Huff.
85 Blair&M'Lanahan, 12 58
PE5N TUTTiTSEIP.
No. Ac. Per.
Win. 1igr.
5922 1100 14NicklinAGri(Sth 53 85
78 18
S3 30
50 32
2 9G
82 2G
61 23
Gl 23
64 23
04 23
61 23
18 50
9f6 146
674
5951
5964
5953 1093
5925 1000
5952 1099
5954 515
83
168
100
do do 50 61
do do 37 45
do do 53 85
da do 56 17
do do 53 85
do do 23 35
Wm. Hepburn.
Cochrane tract, 5 35
Greenwood Bell, 10 70
Elah Johnson, 5 25
PIKE TOWNSHIP.
57S1 600 John Nicholson, 13 90
5773 430 John Nicholson, 15 12
Ja mes Ho pkins.
57831020 64 John Nicholson, 32 26
5735 819 41 John Nicholson, 25 83
5774 633 64 John Nicholson, 21 55
5775 820 C4 John Nicholson, 25 83
3590 lo2o 60 Roberts A Fox, 32 13
DitBois te Lowe.
35S2 793 3o Roberts A Fox,
W. C Enos.
4252 957 85 James Wilson,
425S 888 15 James Wilson,
5777 lo2o 24 John Nicholson, 32 13
5o Daniel Ilartsock, 3 15
37o ' R. A Z. McNuul, 11 o2
5779 334 John Nicholson, 11 97
Wm.MeCray.
5779 2So John Nicholson. S 82
32 13
3o IS
27 93
UNION TOWNSHIP-
Johli DuBois,jr..- Bro.
35o3 9o9 151 Roberts A Fox, 116 48
3599 606 66 Robert A Fox, 1 64
Rolierts, Pox &r Co..
Xo. Ac. Per.
3579 1020 60 KobcrtsfcFox, 50 10
.1.187 645 Roberts & Fox, 35 47
3591 3-"8 Roberts & Fox,
3596 780 Roberts He Fox,
2008 650 Roberts & Fox,
3598 150 Roberts & Fox,
3610 435 Roberts & Fox,
3581 300 Roberts & Fox,
3581 275 Roberts & Fox,
3573 200 Roberts U. Fox,
Gariland Irrin.
3587 850 Roberts & Fox
25 30
42 "OO
8G 87
8 67
23 94
16 50
15 14
11 00
48 00
60 Henrr Bailey; 6 40-
262 R .W Moore, S3 tj
50 David Woolmef, . 6 4(
19G Henry Whitehead, 25 09
WOODWARD TOWNSHIP.
Jo A n Patchin.
427 SO John Cannon, 65 43
Idflam B. Htcarty.
27 George Meek, 40 82
James McGhee & Co.
121 Christian Stake. 15 50
Mathias Yonng, 25 17
Christian Wager, 66 37
Geo. Musser, 66 37
Thos. Tedlar, SO 84
Daniel Oilier, 27 30
George Baker, jr., 27 98
Timothy Paxton, '66 78
John Burge, 66 37
John Musser, jr., 28 18
Joseph Ashbridge; 66 78
Pigot Shaw, 43 42
Sebastin Graff, 28 08
Thomas Edmondson, 66 94
Wright tr Menges.
77 Samuel Emlen, 67 C2
82 Thomas Neil, 11 09
Samuel Hcgartyi
. Benjamin Johnson, 81 88
B. Alexander 6t Co.
Roll & Morgan. 13 00
William Wilson, 13 00
Daniel Fulkerson, .15 0
S. P. Shoff. -
Mary Conuell. 6 20
Dr. Daniel I lout z.
Philip Loast, 66 37
Jacob R. Howclf, 60 37
William Johnson, 5 37
George Backhouse, 13; WS
John Morgan, 89 00
John McCahen, 26 78
John Lampblack, 12 74
William Allert 4- JSro.
Eli Houtman, 15 71
Jl. Kephart.
23 Samuel Haiubleton 62 52
J. Wolf.
R. McGhee, 22 98
Robert Wallace.
5 Peter Henrr, 7 28
JOHN McrilEKSON, Treasurer.
Treasurer's Office, Clearfield, 1
March 24 th, 1858. I
Sll
119
193
433
433
237
210
215
430
433
216
436
834
216
.433
443
107
215
100
1(H)
200
41
433
433
433
1K)
800
2C0
US
121
404
177
153
122
133,
153
4S
75
145
153
153
145
42
73
Wm.
153
153
153
63
00
TVEW AM) CHEAP GOODS.-The sub
J.1 scriber has just received a fresh supply of
SPREVG AND SCMMEll GOODS. whieh he
offers at grettlii reduced prices, embracing every
variety and style 01 goods, adapted to tbis section
of country. JOHN T.ATTON.
Curwensville. May 12. I80S.
fTtliOrR, Oats, Rve. Ac, f.r sale at the cheap
L1 store of JOHN PATTON, Cnrwensville.
Lot of good Grindstones, with fixtures, forsalo
by JOHN PATTON. Cnrwensville."
CARPETS, Oil Cloths, Window Shales, Ac., can
bo procured at the store of
Mayl2. JUlIN PATTON, Cnrwensville.
ACKEREL, Herring, Bacon, Codfish. Ac., for
eiiic ai cue siore 01
JOHN PATTON, Curwensvillo.
M
A LARGE LOT OF NAILS, Glass. Paints. Oils
Ac, for sale cheap by JOHN PATTON. '
Curwensvillo, May 12, 1353.
T ABIES MANTILLAS, Shawls, Eoanots, Skl-J-i
cton Skirts, and Ladies' dread guods of ail
kinds for sale low by JOHN PATTON.
Curwensville, May 12, 1853.
WAGON FOR SALE. Tho undersigned,
residing in New Millport, has a, new two
horse wagon, which he will sell low for cash.
MayJ piL JOHN L. REX.
NEW GOOD.S. Tho undersigned has just re.
ceived from the East aud opened at the cor
ner Store in Curwensville, a general assortment of
Spring and Summer Goods, suitable for this local
ity, which he offers on the most reasonable terms
1 3 suit the times. (mayl9 WM. IRVIN
CAl'TIOX All persons are hereby cautioned
against purchasing or meddling with Twa
2-year old Steers, one 3-year old lieiffer, 3j acres
of wheat, and fi acres of oats, in the possession of
Philip Antes, of Lawrence township, as the same
belong to me. ROBERT LAWHEA1.
Law ranee tp., May 13, lS58-3t.
TV'OTICE. The Rooks, Notes and JudgmcnU
11 of S. C. Patchin, of Glen Hope, have been
assigned to me and left with Esq. llayns, of An.
sonville, and Esq. Wells, of Clearfield creek for
collecion. All persons indebted are requested to
call immediately and settle and save costs.
A. W. PJ1TCHLX.
Rnrnssdc, May 13, 1857-ml9.
CAUTION. All persons arc cautioned against
purchasing or meddling with tbe following
property in the possession of Robert Michaels, of
Chest township, viz: One Wa?on. quo liny Mare.
one Sorrel llorsc, two Cows, two yearling Calves,
a lot of square timber in the woods, gram in tho
ground, one windmill, one plough, one harrow,
two timber sleds and two log chains, ils the same
belong to mo. SAMUEL SEDRING.
Uurnside township, May la. 1S53.
C CAUTION. All persons are hereby cautioned
J against meddling with the' following pro
perty in the possession of S. C. Patchin, of G leu
Hope, the same having been purchased by me at
Sheriff's sale, and are tubject to my order, to wit:
3.IHMI feet if timber at Millport.
2.700 feet of timber on land of Potter's.
1 Rugey .Clearfield town, " 1 Coil rope,
1 set Harness, . 1 Hay horse,
1 two-horse wagon, 3 Chains,
1 Cutting box. A. W. PATCHIN.
Uurnside. May 12, 1353-ml9.
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