1 MkWtmkW: 4mhki .-gafKihaffg journal." cLE4RFii:LD, pa:, may 25, isc4. Railroad Accident. A correspondent informs us that on $he. 16th May, sixteen freight cars loaded with oil were consumed at Laurel Kun above Tjptou, on the Penn'u railroad. The engine and .two cars had just passed over the bridge when the timbers gave way and precipitated the, f eniainder ol the train into the stream. Some of the bar rels having burstcd in the fall, and a lantern which was lit being broken,, the fire.eoon consumed the entire mas, with the excep tion of about one hundred, barrels fti oil which floated down the strewn. Tae .m u not stated. The fireman, ijr. Samuel Mil ler of Ftori, was thrown from one ol the cars into the stream, and drowne.d. Us bodv was recovered on the third day after ward, and taken to the residence of his fa ther at Fostoria, and interred. Tue Ladies Friend fob Jcne. The June number of this handsome monthly o itena with a fine steel encravin? of "The Young Brood. " This is followed by a hand some colored Fashion plate,, double the size of those usually given by two-dollar maga zines. Then come a number of well execu ted wood engravings of the fashions, needle work, &e., such as Indies alone know how t. j value. A number of engravings illuM ra ting "Archery for ladies" is an interesting feature of this number. Aimtng the litera ry articles we note the "Mamcre nf Con venience," ""The Heiress of Xeltletnorpe." t illustrated, &e. . Altogether this is a very inteiesting number. Price $2.00 a 3e.1v, l back numbers furnished ; ) 20 cents -a. sin gle auuiWr. Published by Deacon Pt'.cr en. 19 Walnut St. Philadelphia. affairs is such that it musteertainly fall into our hands again. Maj. Hartshorn, Kratzer, Bard, James Koss, and Maj. Irvin were un hurt yesterday morning. Yours, L. M. Gardner. Eoll of Honor. Last week we published a list of t'oe names of the wounded in 1st Rifles, 81th, 105th and 140th Penn'a. Hegiments, so far as we had received them. This week we give pome additional names. WOUNDED IN 1ST I'ENN'a RIFLES. A. Cupples, hand. K. M. Curry, hip. IY . nanny, missing. !C. M, G off. IAt Sweet. iW. li. Hammond. Ia.vid Struble. I Henry llunyan. ill. M. Kilbin. .John O'Brien. V . J. tJilKC W. II. Baxter. W. Shannon. Chas. Botzer. John Henry, slight A. 3IcHonald, Thos. J. Thompson. J. L. Norman. Geo. Gates. Levi Smith. W. J. Kenne ly. G. M. Semsopet. Jtemislirfclin. Leonard Fence. J. White. J. Lampyj li WOUNDED IS 14'jth penn'a. LETTEES FEOM EEV. QAfiDSEIi. Below we publish several letters from Rev. L. M. Gardner, who has gone to the front in behalf of the "Cuntensville Ladies' Re lief Association," which is an auxiliary of the ''United States Sanitary Commission." It is cheering to know that this institution ij doing so great a work for our wounded and sick soldiers, and it is no less satisfacto ry to know that the contributions to the "Curwensville Ladies' Aid 'Society," are being disposed of, in the field and hospi tal, by their own excellent delegate, Rev. jardtier. The tLauks of the friends of our wounded "boys" are due to these noble la-lies for the efforts they are making to ad- juiaister to the wants and comforts of our .rave soldiers. God bless the ladies. But, read the letters : Bfll Plain, May 129 p. m. Dear Mrs. Irvin : I saw a number of the old Buoktails a few moments atro. Hartshorn, Kratzer,. Pat Bard, all right day before yesterday Sergeant Xorri.s, lightly wounded..- Regiment badly cut. More anon. Yours, L. M. Gardner. Bell Plain, Friday morning. Dear Mrs. Irvin: The -.regiment, Hucktail) was badly cut up. .Xhey went ?!)to action the last time with about one hun dred men. It is raining verv hardthe mud is very deep. T am well. Will go to Fred ericksburg this morning. Please soudMrs. Gardner word. Your, L. M. Gardner. FREDERICKSCl Ra, Va. Tuesday. Mav 13th S p. M. Dear Mrs. Irvin : 1 reached this place this evening and was assigned, bv my re- lf l" l otn corps Hospital in which the soldiers belonging t-j the let Rifles, and the Mi-1 :"e,'ate- , From a young man nam ed Littleheld. who is assisting in the hospi tal. I gathered the following facta which I M iid by first opportunity. Win. Ilaney, Co. K was killed, May St h 'iol throusfh tli hpail Al-n(r,.,.,-r. w;i 'Geo, Baughman. jl. llenkie, slight. J.. A. Young, slight. Sergt. Walbridge. J. Knoll. John Tyler. Corp. J. Hugbes. M. I. McGrew. TJ. S. Miller. . 'J..E. Mclntire. iCapt. J. Slagle. A. J. Reed. -- ; f " ' : 195TII I'ENN'A. 'John Gold. jRofet. IVvf-nly. iJ. F. G rath worth. jV. Douth. fapt. J. l'latt. ;f 'apt. J. Dougherty. !n. c. Wvk.ff. IW. Il: ifay.ler. (Sergt. A. Harley. A. Jacksitn, foot. J. (. Woods, slight: O. B. Welsh, bad. . Lt. R. Mitchell, mis. J. Whitman. Wuj. Barkei'. Levi Kecrsr. AVm. Tulfcs.' Thos. S.ie,. . Tho.-. I). Homer. F. L. Georko. S. Farmer. . A. Stamtrtugh- WOUNDED IN J. F. G at worth. W.,(;. ,,l!iarils. Y. George. J. Totlst. S. Riper. CI. C: A. Crai?. Capt. J. L. .Piatt. Jos. L". Conn. James-Mocic' JacopSrtab. 'WOrNDED IN 5ni RESERVES. Robt. Larrlrn'r-r. ! Jos. Lisrhtlev, arm O. Conkiin. f;ce, bad. 10.' Gerard, back, bad K.l. lliskey. Anthoiiv Xi pla. M. Mel'lier-Mi. J. llul onnnu. Vi.IiN.DCD G. V. Fovguson.' Austin Bii.-s. Y'-. Barrett. Samuel Hdleman. Henry Hale. t 1 i 4 . i.iacon iennor. j . Co. E 149th Penn'a Voluntoers. Tho following ofSeial list of cas ualties in company E 14ydi Penn'a volunteers was furnished us by Capt. A. Row containing thedoss su.staiu.eJ during ths first nine days of the campaign : Killed John Titus. Wounded On May 5th, Lieut. Thos. Liddell, thigh; Sergt. J. W. Irwin, thifrh ; Sergti G. W. Miller, wounded and missing. J. W. Hehass, slight in hand'; M. Uachenshall, chest and missing ; Jos. Linord, hand; A. Hamakcr, head; M. II inkle, face; II. C. Allaman, side ; S. Yocuin, foot ; I). Bowman, breast injured ; G. W. Bowman, leg and missing ; J. Carey; V. Lice ; C. II. Garrison, face ; J. II. Bush, hand ; W. L. Taylor, foot ;,,on 6th, L. Riggle in hand ; on 8th, Sergt A. Crane in leg, S. a Kep.liart in thigh, J. F. Bowman in hand ; on 10th," J. A. Bobst iu arm, C. Bowman in arm ; on 12th, 1). Cramer. E. Heddings. Missing in Action on May 5th, M. B. Cramer, Chas. Larri mer, O. II. P. Krisei H. B. Sny der, P. A. Bush. L. F. Noss, J. Li. Cavender, lliiam Uarr, J. It. Ball ; on Gth, B. F. Carr, W. II Ike, C. Baight; on 8th, J. R. Jrewer; on 12th, r. Gamp; sick, Corp. Jasin Kirk, jr. ent into action with 64 guns. Deducting the above loss, leaves 25. ' The Killed. We uive the foi lowing list of killed, whose names iiave leached us through private sources Alien iiabre;84th ; Capt. Ed. Scoiield, 11th : Montgomery Williauis., wounded on the 0th and died on the l?.th; J. P. Spencer. riu. M; Iugan, formerly of thi place, died at .Memphis, Tenn.. of wounds .received p the Red Riv er, a tshort time since. . . - On the first arrival of Eick and wounded to the Washington hospi tals, hundreds of ladies and gentle men, it is said, far more than could have been useful, volunteered their services as nurses, helpers in any capacity. Some of these patriot ic women went quietly into the hospitals and proceeded at once to dress the wounds, assuage the grief, and cheer the hearts of the stricken ones. One ot these an- cels of mercy, anione others is Miss MeLellau,the patriotic dauph-' tor ot the Jlon. George W. Mc Lellan, Assistant Postmaster Gen eral, She cheerfully abandons the elegant comforts of home, and all the charms of society at this gay period to soothe the afflicted and illumine the expiring moments bv pointing the eye of the dying sol dier to the Cross. Growing fine Vegetatiom ! V'.j Young. l.T. Lily. " Si 'Hi riZNN'A. ;A. P.. Beams: G. A. Kline. lJohudukK jCapt. W. E. Steady liams, wouudeJ on the 6th. brought to" Fred jTn lsburg and diel May 11th at 5th corps iioiiuai bune near to the factory. John Henry slightly wounded in the arm. Maj. Hartehoru. Maj. Irvin, Lieut. Krat zer. Li.-Hf. Bard. Jaiiies Ross, Eno.s Bloom, Ul,t Holdem. Lieut. Rerford, Albert Cole, ail right on the lOthJ m. ilsoii was stunned bv the concus swu rf a shell and was in the field hosoital. J'bii lfazlett,was wounded in the back shcluiy. lCdw-ird M." Cnrrj wounded in tti.- leg on the Gth J. .... The first rifles were, sent in front last nit;ht K-th orders to keep up fire all night No reu.t has Wen ascertained 1 will write to you whenever I can get m kniiatinn. I hope my letters will all reach, lours. L. M;; Gardner. L. S. Sanitary Commission Room. Fredericksburg; Va.' May 14, 1S64. ieak .Mtw. Irvin :-I seud you the fol wwii,,; it,,ms 33 i athered them froni the n cominir in' from the held. -, "tut. Mitchell, all right after first dav'a 'Kill. " thdcrly Irvin. wounded in thigh. Mil l'f La head, all right." Michael Kramer, iiiir. Weslov,5hirey, all right. 'corye V. ;1 I liiissinjr i: . . J . J?' ynlsolli aU rlglil Charles Lt nyiiL ero!- 1 tiulii-iM .T Thnnirsnn. wounile.1 L narJes arrimer, all iluaru Carr, inisiing.' The other Carr i" r.ghi. Adam Tavlor, finger shot off. Ju K-hass, hi .field hospital; . IM Goss. Cluster, all right. John.; 3Iacumber, all Willium Prioe. all. right wj. Uarthhorn, 31 a. j.. Iryin, Lieut. Krat Lieut. Bard, and the others, from about h alive and unhurt up to yesferdny ia the 12th .v-1,. Arnold Bloom, wounded in left arm and -"fc. severely. 'lie tth ou,3'e3' w011116 'n rigbt hand on Lit1 !'&Vi t'ne in'te 5th' corps hos U Which pur boys are all sent. But " t came m t-day.,but none immediately f our cour.ty;;t this ia the best position D to obtain ihfonaation, as all from ipgiaients, when hurt, are concentrated .uns point. I shall go to' the front as n as a delegation is sent; forward with Aours, L. 3t' Gaedneb. A storv is told of two men of the 20th Massachusetts, which well iihistr.ites .the pluck of our soldiers and their indifference to danger. In the battle ot the ilderness, the U0;h were in the thick of the fight, and one color bearer after another was shot down almost as fast as the men couhhbe replaced But such was the eagerness to keep the" Hag atioat that atone time two men Irishmen caught hold of the standard at once, as it was about to fall, and struggled for it. . J ut then a shot struck the staff cutting it m two and leaving one man with the Hag and. the other with the broken stick. ' BedaU," said the man with the short end of tho stuff, '.'the rebels have decided for us, this time," and went t loading and tiring again, as cool ly as if nothing had happened. Montficant. J he statement is preg nant that of the vasf body of rebel prison ers some S,0 X! captured in the late bat tles,, not one made his escape' in the long journey towards the rear, through districts of more than doubtful loyalty, and afro rd in 5 abundant means of escape and concealment. The iact is unprecedented in the history of the var, and can barely be accounted tor on the ground of the preeminent vigilance of" the guard piaced oer the captive,. TjIK. M ATTAl'ONY. Just below t he lino of .Spottsyivaiiia county the MattapotiV riv er divides into lour branches, each of which takes for if name a portion of the mnm stream, thus the pio.t southern-is called the Jlnl, the next ti e.. To, the third the I'o, and the most northerly the Ay, and when united they eon.--tit.ute the Mattapony pro nounced with the accent on the last syllable, and the y sounded like 1. .POTATOES. w1.. ... - A large lot of sued f oUitocs tor vle by - J.P. KKATZER. . . T- : " DEXTISTKV ! DENTISTRY J ! Ir. P. U. M'Kierrau Laving located c-.,smith'a stills. ( Janusviile.) Clearncld Co., I'a., informs tho citizens cf that place and vioioity. tir.t he will endeavor to render satisfaction to all who may favor. Liia with their pat.-ocage. Prol'essional calls to any part of tle country promptly attend ed to." Workdone on Vulcanite. Terms moderate. .May ll,1301.-:;ui. Dr. F. M. McKlKHNAN. The Wounded. "V'c would say to the friunds.ox wounded soldiers, that we have in our possession an alphabetical list of all the wounded that were received in the hospitals at Washington, Georgetown and Alexandria,, up to .the 16th of May. Any person de.-irous of examining said list can do so at any time, by calling at this office. G odev's Lady's Book for June, has made its appearance in our sanctum. We have so frequently set forth the merits of this "Book," that .we do not deem it necessary to extol its great value to ladies at this time. .Suffice it to say that it has nut Us.. equal in the United States, and no lady should be with out it. . Wanted -a, boy, 10 or 17 years of" age, ,to, learn the printing busi ness. One who can read and spell well, and of industrious and steady habits, can obtain a situation by a pplyiug soon, at the Journal office. FornT... ' . -' , . n .."-""-otKG, ;uay totn, iso4. "Ear fnj tn,., . t I m,. . is ; iyy a movement 01 p;.. . j "c -u ui vision oin corps neni. nos fC? lnnich were our men, yet on the v.d 1 captured by the rebels yesterday, Arnold Bloom and Thos. J. thampson "on? the prisoners. The position of i D.niXISTRATORg NOTICE Letters c of Aduiinistiatlou cn the estate of Lausoa Koot, Into of Woodward tp , Clearfield county, I'enn'a. de'5. having been granted to the under signed, ull persons indebted to said estate are re quested to make immediate payment, and those Laving. claims against the same will present them duly aulbenticaJed for settlement. , , . . ISAAC McNEAL., May 1 1, 1864. Adniiniatratcr; REGISTER'S NOTICE Xotioe ishereb7 given, that the foliosjag accounts have been examined and pa-icU by me, and remain filed of record iu thiaofSoe for the ' iu jetion of heird, Ie24leea.credit1.rs.aad all others 111 any other way interested, r.i.d will bo presented to the next Or haiis'. Court or Ci.MirCeiU county, to be held at the Voitrt Houjxi, in the Borough of Cloariield, couimcucia on the third .Monday ot Jur.i;, liol. The filial account of H. D. r.o'ae. Executor of the last Will of John M Weitxeli, Ia.leof the township of Bell, in the county of Clearfield, I'a.. dee'd. . , The anal account ot" t. P. Wilson, aduinistravor of all and singular the goods and chattels, rights and credits which were of James 0. rraham, late of Bradford township, Clearfield county, dee d. The partial account of Job u L) Thompson and Josiuh VflIhoinpson, taecutors of the last Will and testament of Ignatius Thompson, dee'd. - The account of Francis Pearcsaud Jacob l'earee. Executors of the last Will and testament of Abu loin Pearce. tr.. of Bradford township, dee'd. . - The account cf hiuuuet iSebrtDg, Administrator of aH and singular the goods and chattels rights and credits which were 'of John Young, late of Burnaide township, deceased . . , Th account or Win. It. ishaw and. Mary Ann Shaw, administrator; of all and singular -the goods and chattels, rights and credits which wero of Kob't 0. Shaw, late of Goshen tp., dee'd.- Theccount of Jeremiah Sweat and Valentine Flega.1, administrators of the estate of David Fle gal, late of Morris township, dee'd, - The account of Josiah Evans, administrator of the estate of Asher Cochran, lato of Penn tows ship, deceased. ISAIAH G. BARGEK. Register Renter's Oflic", May 18. 1864. Mr. Samuel Smith, haying taken the "Tipton Hotel." invites his Clearfield friends, tii give him a call when passing that way. TJead the advertisement of the ' ' VH.-d Sc wi n i I a ehi :ie Co in pa ny" which we publish to-day. MAEEIED. . On the 10th Mav.bv Rev. Drum Mr. 11. Rose of New Wash ington, to3Iiss LorindaReyrs of iurn-Mtf townshi;. On the lyth .May. by Rev. Smith Yir. jMvr.fi Revers of Rtmi.ide twasiiip, to Miss CllAPMAX of In dii.na county. On the lPth May, bv Wm. Feath I'.l., ilr. JVC I'.Al'AM itOl.ANI), tO Miss .Margaret Jane Markle both of Chest townshii. Ou the 19th Mav.bvWm. Feath r.sii., Mr. JOHN I. JlcbADDI.V. t Miss Scivilla Richards, both of Chest township. On the 19th Mav, by ltev.,Wm T. Richey, Mr. Zen as Ttitxta to 3llSt ItLTil C. IAKGEK, both 0 Cleariieid county, Ra. In Johnstown, Cambria county. by the Kev. Thomas Kvans, .Mr. Jacob II. SiiiTiioi'Unionville,f'or mcrly of Cunveiisviile, to 3Iiss Ju lia A. RiE, ot Johnstown, i'a Theaboveeoijple have our thanks ior their kind re.membrance ol the printer. It is seldom that a Pine assumes the coirnomen of Smith, yet little doubt exists that young trees will be the vesult ol the union Long may they live, and may peace and .prosperity accompany them throughout lifes' rugged journey. DIED. On Friday, May 17th, Harrt, squ cf Austin and Harriet Curry, aed year,.l uicnth, and 10 days. "Why should we mourn departed friends . Or shako. at death's alarms; It's but a voicp that Jesus sends : To ealt them to hia arms." On Wednesday . the 18th. Har- VXY L., sou of John , and Hannah Guelich of this, bcromzh. asred G mouths and '1 da vs.-" SALE OF SEATED LANDS I'OK TAXES. f n" pursuance of the provisions of an Act of Assembly, passed, the 2'Jth day of April, A. D. I8i4, to provide for the collection of taxes on lands wherever, no.. personal, property can be foond.anit where the .owner neg lects or refuses to pay the lazes assessed I will expose to sale at , the court hoc so in Clearfield, on the Second Monday in Juno, A. D. 184, (being the I3th day,) the following pieces of land In Clearfield- county, on which the taxes for 1S63, and previous years, are unpaid: BECCArilA .TOWNSHIP. Ac. Per.. Warrantees cc. Taxes 223 : Ktsoo & Alliert, '16 11 BLOOM TOWXSH1P. S3 . Miller James Est. 4 37 BKADFORD TOWNSHIP. 4u Gray, Joseph 1 b'7. 100 Maiiies. Jaa. A. 3 75 ' UHADY TOWNSHIP. 62 Ellivtcr, G. (heirs) 50. Gelnet, Jacob H&Lot Itwis. Win. .13 60 1 1 02 6 35 BLTKNStDH TOWNSHIP, 10!) llollis, David 5 03 100 Dowler, Jaioes 5 03 CHEST TOWNSHIP. , . 50 Wallaco, John r ... 7 06 FERGUSON TOWNSHIP. 50 lieeorda. John . 7 75 GOSHEN TOWNSHIP. 128 Mead, James A- 9 86 GRAHAM TOWNSHIP. . . , 10 McGuire, James 3 34 49 Stone, Thorn, -- 6 18 KART1IAUS TOWNSHIP 50 Perkiu. Gmirjre 2 S8 KNOX TOWNSHIP. r 60 St-imte, Chitrh-8 Et. 7 GO .. MORRIS TOWNSHIP. 8C . Wells. John 4 73 WOOD'V ARU TOWNSHIP. 30 Kowles. Price A. 1 S7 IS'J W ilson, Isaac 7 20 100 Stott. Mark 4 58 John Maj Icy 100 Hannah Stewart, 6 90 James William. ' : 260 Packer Ac IMiass, 35 88 Tho max Beers. , . . 427 Jonas Stinehieser, 14 SO Wapte. - i 410 William Morris, 8 30 . Fisur 4- Mill. 49 Barbara Snyder, 6 04 John Patton . 404 . Blair McLauahau, 27 86 404 Thos. L. Moore, 27 88 404 95 ilarv Morris, 27 86 Wm. H Jones. 219 Charlfs Crawfotd, 15 12 11. Unau. . 408 76 II. S. DrinKer, 20 70 Calvin Or L Shaw. 87 Jotin E. Shaw, 5 19 ; IV m. A. Wallace. -66 Joseph Ball, 27 54 60 Win. Wilson. 6 90 100 John Kephart, 8 46 300 James & D Mease, 20 70 BLOOM TOWNSHIP. Ao. Ac Per. Warrantees, eto. Taxes Stzcy Sr Simon Thompson. 6926 350" Nicklin .t triffith, 49 10 .'12. Or w . f. 1-ulioH. 322 J. W.Smith. 15 06 i (Ji mij.ii Ska m. 3616 100 JacobJJjlger. 14 03 135 S Kirk A Whitmor,2r 05 100 John Seyler, 14 03 75 Neeper A HarUock 10 4R 5 Fenton & Spencer, I 42 84 Levi Cleaver, 15 70 700 Milegan . 65 45 100 Henry Shafcr, 14 03 50 tl. L. Reed. 7 03 rKKGTJSON T0WKSHIP As. Per Warrantee, etc. : Jah.n-PatcJiiti,s Estats. 4od lOi faciei Tarner A. Moors. 108 : Matthias Slough, - Vhhrlfx Houston. 43J 153 George Koak, 74 5Q 24 100 50 Lewis' Jordan, " Hiram Pasamore, llenr. Swd, Johh Pi Hoyti -Ieuj. Hartshorn, Taies $41 48 11 80 50 S8 8 69 5 83 3 72 13 58 11 63 FOX TOWIfSHIP. 1 Ac. Per. "Warrantees, etc. Taxes J. G. Hartfiviet. 495 James Wilson wj, 23 63 Wm. Taints . " ' 350 J. Wilson. (middle, SS SWO James W ilson, 47 23 Z . Preston. 495 James Wilson , 23 63 John C. French. 495 J. Wilson, (W. pt .) 23 63 Spencxr 6f Stiiir, 372 James Wilson, 23 K3 Alex Vidl. 4340. 1SS James Wilson. 17 92 No. 4181 41SS 4275 4271 4271 4399 Thomas McLrs. 100 Jon. Jones, - U 88 Stronger Or Summers. 91 135 Wm. Johnson, 6 40 No 1000 1931 1943 1093 JCARTHATTS TOWJTSHIP. Ao. Per. Warrantees etc. Tax hredericJca KnrtAau. 600 Morris A Stewart, 90 59 77i Mori-it A Uwrt,I2l 64 507 Morris A Stewart, SO 15 200 Morris 4 Stewart. Zl 63 George . Vaux. 1944 513. 95 Morrli A Suwart. 23 it 1091 1023 3463 ) 3475 ( Devisees of John White Esq. 'v luario w iiiink, 8g . Charles Wiltink, 6 97 i: 26 56 00 4 1 5 64 638 147 Charlee Willink, ' S j)R. McCokeT. 5412 ) 88 . Arnold Custard. e. J 1655 . 957 132 Hews, Myer A Co. 55 03 1097 t Ktra Pil, J Jt George Parkins, I 45 No. Q. KKATZER. Treai'r. Clearfield, March 30, 1864. Five convicted prisoners in Fort Meilenry escaped on S uuday night ; one of them, named Comjitcn, was sentenced to be hfing ; another to fifteen years in the penitentiary, and the others to shorter terms. The names of the escaped prisoners, in addition to Comptou, who was convicted as a spy. are George .fl Shearer, L.' W. Dprsey, Janies Gubbiuo'; and. Eugen Lama the latter also sentenced to be hung as a spy. , . . The New York militia, tin anti cipation of a call from the Presi dent or Governor Seymour for three months service, profess themselves in readiness to ro, and are already bustling about their armories. It is understood that tho 7th, 8th and 71st regiments are prepared to start for Washington at an hour's notice. Quite warm the Weather. 40 40 112 40 40 TEEASrEZK'S SALE OF UXSEitED LANDS FOK TAXES For 1863 and previous years. NOTICE is heheby gives, thatin pur saance of an Act of Assembly passed the l-'th day of June, A. U. 16 a, entitled An Aet to amend an Act directing the mode ot selling unseated lands, iu Clear neld county." will be exposed to 1'ublio bale or outcry, lor the laxes due and ur.idid thereon, at tha Uourt 11-ouse in the Uurou-h of Ciearfeld. on thj tec ond Monday in Jitue, A. 1. 1S51 : IECCAKIA TOWNSHIP. Per. V.'arr:iDteeasowners Taxes. G. D. ?Jorra 6r Cu. ! 7(1 J..(. is M-iil.-s. Sir! John Winner, U2 7$ Henry Wiraier, '.12 78 Win. Wilson,. Co" lleTiiian V,T:uaor, 38 i'.i Jaco'i Mussersmith, 29 29 Thomas Wetou. Rictiani Miikser, SI 41 Groom DicXrt A- Co. 03 Jt.u Brady, 63 65 Wm. Urad-. 32 55 04 K, IJI.iin, ' 43 21 J. W. Smith or D. McKechaii. William Gray, Od 65 Robert Cowan. John ordtiev, 100 iO S. & J. ShoT. lirowu cc Fulton, 10 24 Johtt ISuer , 360 Jacob knrg. , 55 80 Gill iV Bratttit. i "71 80 Jot.n KitUiid. 16 52 Herman ILiitpt 4 Co. 102 116 Jacob Kurg, 22 11 162 11 John Gilwsou, . 22 11 215 73 Robert Wilson, US 33 330. 153 Martin Foulz, 51 15 206 125 Jacc b Foutz, Jr. 45 8'J 32S 153 (icorgo Musser, 50 85 , G. L. Keei It Co. 426 56 Win. Miller. . 39 03 Wm. A. WaJlaee. : 124 Jacob Mussersniith, 28 84 55 Saiali Biliington,- ' 12 81 900 GrooiuLightner&Co.l39 50 860 Groooi Uickay & Co. 125 55 300 L. W. Wc-ld, 46 50 433 Samuel Matthews. 67 13 Ac. 70 ;m 231 165 126 162 41!) 210 279 433 153 433 153 41 BELL TOWNSHIP. x No. Ae. Per. War'antees, eto. Taxes Jacob lleilbrun, - 5618 116 Henry Bock, S 9 80 Fr&lerick Wtigrt, 5618 101 Henry Back, 8 52 42S7 7'J 120 Henry Beck,--. 6 75 latins Smith, ' - 4287 330 73 Henry Beck, 27 88 171 Henry Eeck, 15 06 4237 9 3 97 Henry Beck, 7 90 i John P. Hoyt, ' ' 3063 161 lid John Fiobolson, 13 56 Arthur Bell, 433 Benj Gibba, 36 52 Louisa Shiehlev 5619 119 I Henry Beck, 10 06 lien r if Grub, 619 102 100 Henry Beck, 8 63 Henru Wme. G13 14f 3D Henry Beck, 11 95 Wm. B. Glenn. 7fi) 1000 Henry Beck, 84 38 4236 1000 Henry Beck, t4 33 500 James McGhee, 42 20 249 . Frainptou Bell, 21 00 155 Ira A. babins 13 50 B0GG3 TOWNSHIP. Ae Per. WarranteesAOwncrs. Taxes Janus Dixon. Jr. S3 Jobu Thomai, f 4 00 Lnmadiie A- Turner. ' 208 John Tbomaa, il 54 A. A. Wiursrarner & Co. . 413 Wiu. McCorniick, 42.05. 440 Nancy Bogfft. 45 54 Crans Blalely Jf Perlev.. i - 429 41 Malcolm McDonald, 44 38 42U 41 Jhn Byers, 44 38 Fuher 6r Powell. ' 119 90 : Barbara Snydr, 12 28 : Wm. Albert ir Brother. 132 George Hootman, .13 65 G.W.Gearhart. i 80 Walter Stewart, . 5 u2 Ac. 310 102 109 M 75 153 127 85 85 40 100 I No. 3574 1434 5861 195 218 323 110 No. BRADFORD TOWNSHIP. Per. Warrantees etc. Taxes J. W. Siuith. 60 Hugh Elv, $25 73 A . P. Burger. 35 Johii, Campbell, 9 47 iJahiel Stewart. ' I Andrew IVltit, 10 14 Matthew Forcen. Matthias Stay maker, 3 57 John W. T'trner. Wm. Bingham, John Oowder. James Duucao, QIHAKD TOWNSHIP. Ao. Pr. Warrantees etc. Taxes Ansoit G. PMps 5362 lOOg trtJOTjje Mead. 29 04 5361 11C0 Georze Mead. 2188 Hood Co. 203 108 Morris A Swart, 8 12 Menzies. Vtele (Jr Mathers. 549 116 Morris A Stewart, 24 52 536 Morris A Stewart. 19 93 II V O Smith 50 George Mead, 2 94 563 tieorge Mead, 27 92 Snuth if Graham. 40 Morris A Stewart 1 62 Francis Terueu. Morris A Stewart, 1 56 ' ' Peter IxiHim. Morris A Stewart. 5 18 Morris A Stewart, 1 3't 103 Morris t Stewart, 3 63 J P. I'clsjn. - 50 MVrris A Stowart. 1096 j 125 1097 25 1097 ) 109A j lOKii 50 65 Kenbn firMii, CLarici Hyck, I 3 3 81 1921 1531 19 -id 5365 5366 1929 1929 J647 1S37 40 117 47 15CG 2 00 KNOX TOWNSHIP A;, Per. Warrantees, eto. John FaicJiin. . 433 153 Benj. Poult nay. Vranx. blaJce tr Ptrley. G. Ashton ci'orth i) Jonathan Bovnton. Thomas Jordan, A. A. Wintgawer A- Co 153 Isabolla Jordan, " WW. Brown. Silas CuX, ' Isaac Thompson. G. Ac M. McCormlck, 23 03 W. if J. Oath cart. Heury Trout, 2? 95 Powxll S, Read. John Porsey, 9 88 200 72 433 200 227 100 123 90 14 Taxsi $65 25 42 03 11 02 02 65 IS SO 6 95 12 61 11 87 9 47 4 76 4 76 Hall & Buck, V. B. Holt, Wm. Graham, Jr. John Graham, Mooos Boggs. (heirs) 3. 44 . ehutniah Mains, s5bl Thos. Holt, 39 BEADY TOWNSHIP. Ae. Per. Warrantees, etc, Taxes (ream if Calvin lliilry. 102 34 Kob;rts A Kox, 11 25 r. UMtfi Est , 363 t David Kenneday, 40 03 670 Jonathan B. Smith, 69 53 J. Freda. ml. 100 Casper Stiver. 6 23 Smith ir Brother.. 51)1 Christain Lower, 92 04 50 331 C5 370 SO ni'lriJge, Merrtll 6r TJiotnpson. ; JJo. 5333 Ta'i leorge JIeal, 24 S3 5376 1100 George Meal, 34 93 5353 1100 George Mead 32 82 5357 1100 Ueorga.Mead, 2183 Francis Voutlrelt. 2'jI 12ii Morri' A Stewart 25 23 line 'I ir Weaver.. 503 10J Morris A Stewart, 20 91 IS30 1221 No... 1909 5322 5325 52S9 5230 5291 GOSHEN TOWNSHIP. Ac. Ppr. Warrantees, etc. Taxes .J: W. S;mth or Shirerly. Tfiompxiu&EgelraaQ 13 13 Geort.ovttuu. 2 30 LAWiEECK TOWNgHIP Ac. P-r Warrantees etc. Taxes Winr-gat-n? Sr Co. " 221 Hugh Jordan, 33 R3 413 John Head. 63 20 L..drulge. Morrtlt Thompson -iu n . i i , 5293 726 13 94 22 is 2319 127 1100 623 330 4-13 1100 200 ramuel Arahrose, 5 54 John Dunlan. 38 53 O. A. Weaver. 4 58 Christian Lower, 63 01 J. M. Miller, (heirs) 14 70 5325 1834 ) 1915 j 300 1923 383 1922 152 Morris & fctewart. Anson Ir. FhMpx. ieorgo Mead. 17 21 George Mead, 9 76 Amos B Mr; r ill. i George Mead, 41 25 George Mead, 56 2a George Mead, 125 00 T 11 Forcte. George Mead, 21 68 Tho,s. Graiiam. Morris A Stewart, 28 13 Malhcu,, Forcte. : Morris A Stewart 47 89 Robert Stewart. Morris A Stewart. 23 26 KUridge. Mcrrcll ic Thompson BURNSIDS TOWNSHIP. Ao. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes l! Jolui Patrhtn. 5602 100 John Nicholson - $18 38 5rt03 114 John Nicholson, 20 97 5604 336 John Nicholson, 61 74 79 John Mailer. 1 i 43 131 Abraham Whitnur, 33 2t 114 Casper Shaffer, jr. 20 97 2tl0 Daniel Whitiaer, 47 73 424 John Huhley, 77 91 10.1 Matthias Young, 18 33 3X3 Wm. Bousman, 70 34 '-o: Mary Roberta, 37 27 76 John Tf Alor, 13 97 laO John Cum mi ngs, 27 59 2rtl Martin Matlur 43 51 293 Job a Baroh. - 53 82 13i Mary Jenkins, x30 30 347 Johu Tre.sfW, 63 73 410 Casper Shatter, 74 36 Janus Gal lah er 424 Mary Crawf.ird, 74 76 Eben M M tsters. 310 Fred'k Kuhn. 20 01 5321 1213 67 George Mead, 5326 1100 George Mead, 5327 1)03 120 George Mead, 5329 1100 Georgo Mead, 5330 1100 Georgo Mead, Richard Shaw. 19IL 1.U0 Morris A Stewart. 300 Win. Mapes. 63 75 63 IS 63 7a 63 75 63 75 6 25 14 03 Georse Maad 52OT 1167 47 George Mea-!. 5297 1213 t9 George Mead, lleisy. 32 Wm.. Montgomery. 7 13 235 O. I.-GrdfeUow. 43 61 131 Leoaard&Hartshorn 20 06 6 L. J. Crans, 183 Sheplei Prirttif.y. Ill Christjjin .Stafco, 150 Jccob Rowland, CHEST T3WNSKIP- Ac. Per. ' Warrantees, etc.- . S. Drinkers Estate. 433 153 A lexando' Hunter. David McKnelutn. 6 Peter. Iltir6tf. 'Drini-er ir Clark. 433 153 William Cook. Geddes. Mirth & Co. 433 153 Ji'lin .Musser, Jamrs Thompson. 100 31 Heury Pole, 140 . Fulton, . John PatchiA. 311 153 Benj. Young, 1UO 153 John Boyd, 313 153 Josiah 13 av ties, 433 153 Tho3 Hamilton, 333 153 Martin Wortaington, o5 25 12 22 16 56 Taxes S38 11 38 14 e'i 07 21 15 12 66 32 32 87 32 87 4 5 75 Ae. 145 103 103 50 382 139 217 8'JO 318 100 135 100 431 33G loq 41 GRAIIAM T0WN3HIP. Per. Warrantees eto. Taxes T. Cope, $20 88 Meuzies Vielt if Mathers. James Milligau, 17 22 ' Samuel Larusberry. v George Moore, 18 20 B.Chac John Fry Jr. 1 99 Hippie French V Co. Joseph Simons, 60 10 J P. NelxonlcCo, Reuben Haines, 23 19 Jacob King, 36 23; George Wetzel, 66 16! Joseph Harrlaou, 68 13 Joseph Winnery. . Charles Hall, .. 16 70 Thos. DmicasoR, 25 05 ' P Osdin, ' Wm. II - We.,t. . 10 45 . Amos Bortieman. lit Lyman Grau, 83 50 114 ,KobertShaw, . 61801 2ftry . Birneman. Robert Shaw, K0KKIS TOWNRHir. Ao. Per. Warrantees eto. Tszm E. C. Barton. 272 16 Robert Glenn, . $25 83 G. D. Morgan or C. Munson. 170 141 Patrick Hart, 16 21 Adam Mover. ' 333 153 Robert Rain-;v. 31 76- W.ir J.HujT. i 170 Biair M'Lanahan, 10 80 Porter 4- Levi. ! 138 Wiu. Stewart, 41 75 J. P. Nelson if Co. 105 Jaruea Wilson, 9 W 100 Robert Moirta, 9 53 90 U'm. Morrla. . 8 69 Ross, Shott Co 407 130 Richard R. Smith, 25 89 . ' ' J. J. Liigle . ' ' 211 Jamot Smith, 7 77 Roiert Thomas. ' 231 Christopher Baker, 7 32 J ims Hughes if Co. 112 IIvmanGratz. 7 13 R. M. Shaw Co 222 Siruou Grate. 21 II George Crawford 150 ' Hillary Baker, 14 80 Ed. Peris if Co 421 Jesse yrncli - . 40 08 ' Craig and ' Etanrhard. 140 5 Joseph Turner. 41 91 440 109 Joseph Turner, 41 91 440 20 Joseph Turner. 41 91 423 George H soaker, 33 63 125 George Gates, 100 Isaac Farlow, , 300 Pulor rarnell, r -. PENN TOWNSHIP No. Ac Ter. Warrenteea, eto. 80 500 100 Elijah Heath, Patrick Hagerty, Reels1 Hetrs. P. wed s Heirs. Roods Heirs, 4 00 12 70 28 58 Taxea SI 90 6 20 75 50 15 50 U. J. Allport, 13 21 8 51 Ac. 100 G. 236 214 400 No. GUEtlOH TOWNSHIP. Per. Warrantee, eto Taxes Henry B. Wright Jibn Witiuer, . $25 05 D . Morgan ir Co or G. H'garty. cZ Benj. n lUon, 398 153 Wm. Wilaun, .95 416 22 10J 248 No. John Witraer, 30 Jamos Pago, Miller & Christ Miller & Christ David Cathcart, John Tiger, 42, 09 .9 64 43 98 40 62 4 67 6 81 17 48 5673 1011 5674 10-41 5673 1011 5068 990 5067 677 4257 Wm. 15. Ilagcrty, A G Fox 4- Jjouder, HUSTON TOWNSHIP. Ao. Per. Warrantees etc. John. B. Otto. Moore A Delany, Moore A Delany, Moore A Delany, Wiu. Fowelt, Wm. Powoll; Win- Parker: 833 15 James Wilucn. 1'inn Ijimlier Co. 43 27 I 53 63 i 23 40 i Taxes 162 64 16- 64 162 64 154 71 137 07 111 01 riKE TOWNSniP. No. Ao. Per. Warrantees, eto. Jamet Hopkins - ' 5733 1020 64 John Xiehblson , 57S5 t?I 41 John Niehohion, 5774 6S3 64 John Nicholson, 5775 820 64 .toon Nicholson, JX1 -V. Jiuas. 957 ' 85 James Wilson, i Jonathan Boyuton. 145 Tho's. Jordan, Alfre.1 A Long. 185 . Thomas Mageo, R. W. MeNaui. Il l Z. Buley. i- 460 Z. McNauI. .' 296 . R. W. MaNvul. j Graham Buy n ton Co. 4252 5779 IS08 1899. 1902 1042 COVTNGT-ON TOWNSHIP. Ac. Perl Warrantees,. etc Taxes tredencka Ktvtiaies. 57S 890 889 545 Morris A Stewart, $55 6a Morris A Stewart, 103 35 Morris A Stewart, 103 35 Morris A Stewart, 55 65 Peter Lamm. 1892 200 Morris A Stewart, 15 90 Richard Shaw. 1S9 1 233 Morris A Stewart, 22 51 H.irO. SmiUi. 5367 250 ' Jeorce Mead, 19 8S Eldridsre, Merrell ir Thnmpsor-. 5377 1100 George Mead, 43 75 Ac. 198J DECATUR TOWNSHIP. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes Fitch if Boynton. Joseph Harrison, $27 72 James MGirk's Estate. 391 153 Thomas Biliington, 55 36 Peter Owens. 1 404 CharleuRwk, (k) ., 28 53 J. Wuoldfidge Jf'Co. Ill Patrick Moore, 15 70 t ' . " John Patton. 404 Ann M'Lanahan, 57 08 Rieliard Coplin. 84 137 Joseph Whitehall, 14 84 202 R. Coplin, . 28 66 '7 . Jumet Albert. ', 3.7. 49 Joseph Sausota, . 6 27 76 99, Wm. Sansom. . 10 83 Georgt Wilson. Jr. Mary M'Lanahan, 23 26 A. B. Long. Casper Haines, . 42- 39 Gilbert Vaugist, 39 74 . J. W. Smith. . .-. ',. Jonathan ATeabit, ' Henry Kephart. Jacob Cox, 200 300 281 200 90 691 100 28 26 i ." . 12 74 Joseph Harrisan, 27 66 WiJliaa Ho-mr, 14 13 4902 420 Wilhelui Willink,7.10 36 75 U.S. Land Co. 14235 1W6 Jam os Wilson. 123 26 42'6 D90 James Wilson, 123 75 4223 965 123Jamcs Wilson, 120 63 4230 507 James Wilson, 63 36 4236 490 James Wilson, 61 25 4225 740 James Wilson, 92 00 Wm. K David. 5061 113 Wm. Powera. 36 32 Fitch if Boumoa 375 . E. Shoemaker, 46 83 101 E. Shoemaker, 12 64 . Thaver Ar Z. Lisson. 5063 293 Wm. Powers, IP". B. Gordin. 4225 250 James Wilson. " 4235 500 James Wilson, , Tito mas Holt. 5064 SIO Win. Powers. Wm. Irvin, 4265 S89 James Wileon, J 5670 1041 80 Moore A Delaoey, j 65 06 5671 1041 80 Moore A Pelaney. J 65 06 5672 347 27 Moore A Delaney, i 13 75 131 Thus, Mague 1429 70 S. Bladget, 5777 1020 21 John Niubolson, 23 John P. Hoyt. 450 Daniel Bailey, UNION TOWWSHIP. 'Ac. Per. Warrantee Jtr.. Gartland Irvin. 6o3t ooO Roberts & Fox, Jo Al . Seyler. 12-5 John U. .Ney ler, 380 John-ErMbaker, 2i2 R. W. Moore, WOODWARD TOWNSHIP 37 26 a axes 41 79 34 2.1 27 40 30 93 46 2 19 7 33 04 1 Ol 7 91 5 06 3151 17 47 95 3 43 13 70 Taxes $32 83 13 56 5S &H, 17 04 Ac. rr. 456 169 433 163 100 t 25 62 50 420 120 240 50 63 443 20 83 j 77 5 200 195 J. G. Ridder,7.l0 Pavid Caldwell, $21 66 21 33 . .JORDAN TOWNSHIP. Ac- Per. Warrantees, etc. ...... ..Cooper if Pusey. 433 153 Richard Peters, 438 153! Peter Kubn, 433 153. Fred. Beates, . 433 153 John Danwoodie, . John Cooper. 274- Adam Kabu, 325 libenerer Brenham, 103 ' Adam Kubn, , ! Patching- Swan. 433 153 Richard Martin, 433 153 Thomas Martin, 333 Robert Martin, John Pmlchin. 100 Ptilip Loast, 70 Wm. Johnson, John Patterson. 19? FbilipLoastj Taxes $75 21 75 21 75 2 75 21 - 62 13 75 21 60 20 60 20 46 SO 6 95 4 87 6' ?-3' Warrantees eto A.- B. Long. 433 153 John Vaught, Jonathan Walls, John Roll. Wm. Wilson, Dr. James Locke, Hvnry Drinker, w ra. Urtnker, S. P. Shff ir Co Thos. Nl. - " Samuel Hagerty, " Mary Neil, - . : Benj. Johnson, Mary Connelly, W m. B. Alexander if Co Koland Evans.-' Wm. Albert if Bro. " Eli Hootioaa. Dr jy. Houtz. 433 153 Philip Loait, 433 15 Jacob R. Howell, 433 158 Wm. Joboson. Georjo Buckbatc, . Price A. Rowley, i Thomas Rafiiaj. Peter Lowdea, -Charles LowcJen Jos. Ssith Irvin f Co. Mary Land with, W m. Moore 4 Wo.?". Chance y Kickotls, : ' Ed. Blanehard. Henry SUafliir, 355 100 300 100 121 100 SO 170 91 63 186 218 100 183 Isaac - Wilaon, i 44 19 6 65 41 19 10 20 42 80 24 45 29 13 21 92 10 84 6 07 8 15 10 20 12 23 44 16 1410, 41 10 10 20 4 03 16 30 8 15 14 29 UJX 24 4& 15 40 C. KKATZER. Trsa.V. CleailcH, Marcli 3'J, 'S4.
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