BY S. I KO W.
CLEARFIELD, PA., WEDNESDAY, MAY 9, 1866.
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mBEASUUER'S SALE
)F UNSEATED LANDS
FOR TAXES ...
l or lSOo and previous years.
NOTICE IS BEREBT givbn, that in
rrn'r-aanceof an Act of Assembly pass
K ? b day of Jnne. A. D. 1814. en
titled "An Act to amend an Act direct
in. the mode of soiling unseated lands,
nOlMrfield county." and the several
'pl,,,nents thereto, there will be ei
BOel to Public Sale or outcry the fol
h wioi tracts of unseated lads in said
count', for the taxes due and unpaid
thereon, at the Court House in the Bor
outh of Clearfield, on the Second Mon
daofJune: A.l. 1&6: ;
BECCABIA TOWNSHIP.
Ae. Per- Warrantees, etc.
53 Peter Miller,
HI 43 J!m Mailer,
58 11') FrviEfc Hubley,
John B uisnian,
, i: TFfd is - HoAiiian,
V.'l i-'i Jot.-' C.:.:H1.
176 47 Jeiemiah Mosher,
Taxes.
$28 C4
C9 C6
43 2
12 Kl
14 9.1
S3 lS
bi 15
HI Thomas Billington, 120 61
V, Thomas BiliiniEton, 12 87
"f, 70 Sir-ill Billington, 2 77
23- Philip Mysmcope, 114 5b
.')0 50 Jul:n Mysincope, 74 (6
' It'S ' 82 Jut nFiinfe, " 82 (4
joo . Fred Ho hie?,- 49 38
76 tO Michael Musser, 34 40
410 John Brady, -152 32
210 Win. Brariv. 68 49
5;H J. Blain c E. Blain, 112 78
J:h9 40 John Witnier, 197 04
W 40 Ilemv Winner, 1S5 91
2:1 112 Wm. Wilson, 112 II
40 Herman Witruer, 44 81
M2 116 Jacob Krug, 55 58
1H2 Hu John Gibson, 48 91
213 73 Koberi Wilson, 86 80
94 !1 Jeremiah Moslier, 37 16
IC2 116 Peter GelZ, 62 57
S30 l-" 5 Milt tin Fan tz. Id C
SW 125 Jacob Faniz. Jr. SI 18
22S 153 Geo. Musser, . 101 03
74 32 Thomas Gibson, 29 90
4.3 133 David Barton, 119 11
4 J0 153 John Fordnev 211 H4
44 Brown and Fulton, 21
Jhn Kt-tland, 35 1G
Jacob Krng, 145 17
Win. Plunket, 14 81
J:cob Mussersuittb, 62 28
Wm. Miller, 64 30
80
40
BELT; TOWNSHIP. " -:
3 Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc. . Taxes
J6IS ll Henry Beck, SI 9 70
427 79 120 Henry Beck, 19 23
4.'s7 M9 7 Henry B.-k, . 80 69
171 Henry Buck, 3 36
93 96 Henry Beck, 76 42
113 lit nry ISeek. 13 26
33 97 Lenrj Beck. ' 12 OS
500 Jai M'Gbee, 56 56
4: 3 lionj Gihbs, 1H S3
112 20 Henry Beck, 34 43
lo5 Ira A. Sobins. 13 12
93 97 Henry Beck. 12 05
1"2 32 Nicklin A Griffith, 16 45
JI123 Niekliu&GnOith. 5 03
0 NicKlin A Griffith! 14 52
171 113 Henry Beck. 22 12
loo Henry Beck. 24 21
10"0 Nicklin A Griffith. 242 12
K'OO Nicklin AGnffiih, 210 90
lflito Nicklin A Grifli'b. 224 :r.i
II HO Nicklin AtJnGiih. 247 65
ys . Nii klin AUriftith, 233 75
a0 AicklinAtinffish. 210 02
350 'Nickltu.V-Griffiih, SI 81
2-i-i KickliuAtir.tfith. 61 54
HIS Nicklin & Griffith. 25 64
767 Nicklin Griffith, 165 :t
1100 Niciilin A Griffith, 266 36
1000 Henry Heck. 121 .
6o3 Henry Beck, i 89 21
BCGOS TOWNSHIP.
Per. Wairantees. etc. Taxes.
John Thomas, $8 42
John Thomas, 45 59
76 Jostiili Drinker, 43 C3
Wm. McCorinick, 9S 57
Nancy Bog)is, 107 93
41 Malcolm U "Donald. 103 24
41 John Byera, - 103 24
yi Barbara Snyder, .. 2 GO
George Hootman, " 33 71
Geoige Syres, 65 6l
31 Wm. Troutwiue, 65 6C
John Kean, 61 50
John E. Shaw, 53 80
Luke Kv ler, 4 37
Joseph Ball, 71 84
CI John Montgomery, 39 39
140 Richard Thomas, 25 64
Barbara Snyder, 11 75
Wm. Wilson, . - 8 25
Thomas Smith, 40 9'
John Kephart, 15 43
J. c Tbos Meese, 42 H
Richard Waple, 14 04
BLOOM TOWNSHIP.
Ae Per. Warra tees. etc.
Taxes
295 Nicklin Griffith. 79 : :
322 J. W. Smith. 49 9ll
100 John t?ejler, 24 3S
50 Geo L Head. .12 19
5 . teuton Spencer, 2 115
S4 Levi Cleaver. 26 51
SS11 111 I over's A Fox, 25 03
3o30 10H5 15a Huberts A Fox, 172 19
3616 1 Oil Jacob Biljccr. 24 3t
2:0 iHtvid Irwins Est.. 31 25
75 NeiperA Hartiock 9 92
100 John P: Dale, 14 10
BBADF0SD TOWNSHIP.
Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes.
, 60 .' Ilueh Ely, $52 92
35 John Campbell,. 21 69
Hall & Buck, t 24 90
17 Polly c M'Lanahan,4 23
Mat. Slayruak.T, 8 94
Mat. Slaymaker, , , S SI
Wm. Graham, Jr. ."16 79
Jno. Banna, . 16 79
Benj. Oliver, ' 14 97
' Moses Botes'. Heirs. 4 30
' Jan es Duncan,
N'ehemiah Haines,
Thomas Holt,
David M lines, . .
Joseph Powell, . '
' " Lndiml t Grahara, i 1 2 5 t
Horatio D. Hall, 6 351
"John narrler, A- -K 3 18'
John Vaughn, 22 23 '
46
109
No.
J 492
I 3574
J 62
5861
5S77
5879
5Sil
5886
195
218
2009
13
110
1434
John G. Gray,
Audrew Pettlt,
BBADY TOWNSHIP.
Ae. Per Warrantees, etc.
303
1 U2
215
670
5 85
29 99
Taxes
Wm. Kirkpatrick.S87 32
34 Roberts A Fox, 31 S9
Conrad Long, 59 80
" J. B. Smith, 329 67
'846 Henry Wykoff, 355 72
77 Casper Stiver 24 13
501 Chritian Lower, 246 50
650 Roberts A Fox, 319 81
521 ChriKtinn Lower. 250 02
370 Christ Lower, 84 65
80 ' J. M. Miller's hr'g 37 02
100 " J. W.Smith. (W. p. 11 45
25 Z S. Welch, 10 95
100 Haum. 23 40
50 Mc Siiiry, U TO
3o3 David Kennedy, 113 59
BUBNSIDE TOWNSHIP.
Ac. Per Warrantees, etc.
3(;3 John Jones,
33 . Jiiuies ' hupman,
200 B ! j 'Irasiitll.
: 0 .lerre Wi li uufon.
421 . Mary Giawford
311 Town'dptckinan,
2'.H Rebecca Brown.
Ill Chriisti.-in Stake,
100 Ieonnrd Hoi lis,
293 John Birch.
150 John Cuwiuings,
CHEST TOWNSHIP.
Taxes
SI 16 25
116 25
101 9
llll P7
123 27
174 47
' 153 86
31 33
17 55
60 02
30 71
5376 1100
5353 1100
5367 1100
1925 345
192U
1937
3647
1929
1930
186
1916
187
1927
1928
1890
I88S
!9i7
3650
IHS7
1916
153
123
194
30
134
771
328
3o7
53
4119
187
543
314
126
456
75
George Mrad, 103 07
George Mead, 100 54
George Me id. 89 13
62 Morris A Stewart, 35 41
93 Morris A Stewart, 16 49
Morris A Stewart. 11 52
SI Morris A Stewart. 8 '76
22 Morris A Stewart. 3 72
Morris A Stewart, 16 6-t
77 .Morris A Stewart. 86 05
22 Morris A Stewart, 37 42
44 Morris A Stewart, 48 :'-0
79 Mrris A Stewart. 6 67
Morris A Stewfrt. 41 97
F Berthaud's Ea't IP 75
Morris A Stewart, 61 H
Morris A Stewart," 29 38
Morr.s A Stewart. 15 76
Morris A Stewart, 57 IS
Moiris A Stewart, 5 95
No.
5289
52W0
52't 1
5325
190S
1912
I -84 I
I9i: j 31
GOSHEN TOWNSHIP.
Ae. Per. Warrantees etc.
300
330
48-S
1100
200
376
438 .
Wiu. Mapt-s,
George Mend,
George Mead,
George Mead,
George Mead,
Moiris A Stewart.
Taxes
$55 83
118 3
J 67 99
:76 ('
67 13
18 30
1655 957 132
1097 )
1"96(125
1097 25
1097 I
1096 i 50
1095 66
500
122
133
83
700
89
18
3466
3467 J 106
Morris A Stewart, 25 62
83 TI
16 56
I 11
. 9 28
6 r - i
6 75 i
Ac Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes.
258 James Ross, $80 13
1O0 31 ll-nrv Pole, 48-22
140 Fulton, 552 65
130 101 Christian Koher, 78 82
256 Miller it Christ, 100 81
22 Mi ler c Christ, 1 04
108 , Jonathan Kephart, 27 05
50 Nicholas Hhbv 5 18
200 M "U tftVv & M itchell. 45 65
248 John Tievrf. . 20 7o
1"0 John Brenticman," 23 32
61 11. 5c J. "Breth, 12 57
300 153 Morris A Stewart, 104 OS
1923 383 Morris A Stewart. 114 92
1923 100 Morris A Stewart 1170
1922 152 Mi rris A Stewart, 55 8:
5324 1213 67 titorge Mead. 242 98
5326 1100 George Mead. 229 35
5327 1113 120 George Mead, 242 58
5329 1100 Georee Mead. 229 35
5330 1100 George Mead, 229 35
1911 100 Morris A Stewart, 20 85
GEiHAH TOWNSHIP.
No.
1801
1,893
i940
3649
5367
5377
1941
COVIN'GTON TOWNSHIP.
Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes
610 72 Morris A Stewart. S75 42
43 47 Morris A Stewart. 57 07
175 122 Morris Stewart, 20 6
70 30 Morris A S'ewart, 8 2--(
250 (ieorge Mead, 49 25
1100 George Mead, 130 08
350 John BnVI. 12 52
13 fSartuoy A Barnot, 9 S7
106 .Jno. J Pickardt, 15 16
80 Jno. J. PickaHt," II 44
127 Lmtry A lleiter, 9 OS
DECATUR TOWNSHIP.
Ac. Per. Wairantoes, etc. Taxes.
417 121 Thoa. P Cpe, $163 06
408 137 Rich. Thomas, 159 57
358 137 Jacob Downing, 140 02
203 lol HuthEly, 79 4'i
210 70 lleniv Drinker, 82 15
49 Bi-rj. V llson, 20 51
100 115 Jos Hiinihon, 41 33
4"9 41 John Skyron, 19 2-1
167 138 Thi.s. C. Cope, 65 28
46 Wm Montgomery, 17 U'
202 1 Joseph Sanson, 102 41
78 John C-ti:tiim. 24 Ol
97 Thomas Ediuuudson. 38 25
67 107 Geo. GialT, 26 40
208 64 Wm. Su.som, 81 33
433 60 John Anderson, 109 23
152 60 Gilbert Votight, 59 42
391 159 Thos. IJilIingion, 152 89;
100 Tims. Stewaitson, 39 07
108 Jacob Downing, 39 21
37 49 Joseph Sit.som, lo 65
76 99 Wm. Sanson), 29 80
303 147 Thos. Ednvindson, 125 21
90 - John Di itiK- r, 35 17
100 Jonathai) Kt-phart, 17 47
3O0 Cas..-r H lines. 140 34
281 Gilbert V'aiigbt, 109 80
195 Joseph Harrison, 70 18
198 80 Joseph Harrison, 77 04
100 Wm Hoover, 40 07
50 Joseph Harrison, 20 45
200 Jonathan Xeshit, 45 2o
125 - A. J. G..ss. 28 25
200 Sam'l. M Clarren, 45 2o
17 Jis-ph Sansom. 3 84
83 136 Joseph Whitehall, 18 75
404 Charles Risk. 78 92
200 Jonathan Nesbit 32 94
FERGUSON TOWNSHIP
Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes.
233 159 John Hmihright, $-4 94
433 133 D.ini. l Turner. 50 ;4
58 Matti.ias Slough, 22 57
433 153 Georg.-Ross, 117 5'
74 Lews Jordan, .' 24 63
150 A. Scott, 40 70
50 . Hiram Pas-more, 13 58
100 Abraham Oden, 22 45
24 Henrv Swan, 14 18
100 John Hamliright, 30 50
50 Benj. Hartshorn, 25 53
Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes.
2'.i7 Thos P. Cope, $77 24
149 John Sky rou, 47 16
145 T. Cope, . . 39 48
103 -J.is- Milligan, 30 71
109 f Geo Moure, 38 53
250 Jno. Fry. Jr. 66 98
382 Jos. ph Simons, 103 -28
348 Josto.h Harrison, 113 37
100 Charles Hall, 32 58
41 C. J. AHport, 10 38
431 114 Ilynian Graiz, 189 30
33t 114 Robt. Stiaw, 146 71
100 Robt. Shaw, 43 71
50 Jno. Skyron, 4 17
100 Jno. Donaldson, 13 88
66 104 B. D. Schoonover, 9 14
GT7EUC3 TOWNSHIP.
Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes.
225 John Witruer, $10161
31 64 Pigot Shaw, 12 62
8'548 lie... Bk-r,-v -123 6!
3:-3 131 Bet.j. Wiison, 135 98
1"0 HiciiKi'd Atherton, 40 61
4,-5 11 1 Geo. Mo.,re, 21 67
349 90. Geo. Moore 141 80
134 Philip Gloninger, 61 53
158 John M Cahen, 72 50
433 153 Edward II Hid, 103 52
3-30 69 Emanuel Reigart, 134 25
108 Geo. Moore, 140 74
260 John M Cahen. 117 39
98 John Lampblack, 44 20
119 121 Christian Stake, 53 74
193 122 Mattbiis Young, 87 55
433 153 Christian 11 ager, 195-65
433 153 George Musser, 195 65
237 48 Thos. Y- dler, 107 01
210 Daniel Orlley, 94 83
215 75 Geo. Biker. Jr. 97 t. 8
430 145 Timothy Paxton, 190 84
433 153 John Bulge., 195 65
210 153 John M nsset. Jr. 97 51
430 145 Jos. Asiil.riiiht, 190 84
214 W. D. llag. rty, 58 44
400 Fox & Louther, 36 40
HUSTON TOWNSHIP.
No Ae. Per. Warrantees, etc, Taxes.
200 J. G- Kidder. S76 73
195 David Caldwell. 66 48
5673 1041 Moore A I'elaney. 399 20
5674 1041 Moore A Delaney, 399 20
i675 Kill Moure A Delauey. 399 20
ctlfirt 9'.!0 Wm. Powers, 379 69
3067 877 Win Powers, 3-'i6 40
4263 990 James Wilson, 171 40
4264 990 James llson, 111 b6
4199 990 James Wilson. 171 66
5672 34.7 27 Moore A Delaney. 91 95
4257 ttS 15 James Wilson 237 99
4902 420 Wilhelm Willink, 143 12
4236 490 - JauK-s Wilson, 143 21
4225 740 Jamet Wils-.n. 216 27
4890 124 Wilhelm Willink. 22 63
5061 1113 William Powers, 157 fb
375 E. Shoemaker, 118 70
101 K. Shoeuieker, 31 97
5063 298 Wm Powers. 94 32
4225 250 James Wil.-on, 73 07
4236 500 James Wilson. 146 13
2000 1020 Roberts A Fox. 366 44
2001 liixO Roberts A Fox. 391 29
3592 900 Roborrs'A Fox, 252 12
198S 429 38 Roberts A Fox, 125 35
1000 Abel DuBois, 12125
No.
4272
420(1
4188
4188
4lSI
4200
4182
418S
4241
4238
1531
1535
4242
399
4310
4198
418S
4409
FOX TOWNSHIP.
Ae. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes.
425 Jas. Wilson. Silt 99
330 Jas. Wilson, We-tJ-22 9i
140 Jas Wilson. West p 23 14
250 Jas V ilsun. 41 32
495 Jas Wilson. W est j 51 72
0 Jas Wilson, 63 2tl
990 . Jas Wil.-on, 126 33
200 Jas Wilson, 45 25
937 Jas Wilson. 285 1 1
947 Jas Wilson. 287 94
20 Jas. Wilson, 6 09
600 Jas Wilson, 182 55
298 Jas Wilson. 90 68
372 Jas Wilson, 61 49
188 Js. WiIm, 35 96
216 Jas Wilson. 57 38
350 Jas Wilson. 45 82
100 Lane A Hvde, 13 13
' 90 Balltown Lot, II 82
62 Holer Lot. 6 51
i!07 Firman Lot, 11 24
60 Giles LotA - 5 25
100 i Hyde.Hi.lwellACo.13 13
25 Balltown Lot, '2 94
GIBARD TOWNSHIP.
1924 508 100 Morns Stewart $52 20
1913 1 14. Morris A Stewart. 16 26
890 r254 120 Morris A Stewart, 57 99
JORDAN T0WVSHIP.
.'c Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes.
433 153 RicharJ Peters, $179 18
433 153 Fred Beates. 165 56
433 153 .lohu Dunwoodie, -165 58
274 Adam Kuhn. 102 58
202 Kbeneier Brenbam, 71 9a
103 Adam Kuhn. 41 12
433 153 Thos. Ma. fin. 151 51
333 Robert Martin. 112 35
433 153 liiehurd Martin, 78 3S
91 135 Philip Loast. 25 39
JO Wm Johnson, 1947
HiO Philip Loa?t. 9 05
100 Jonathan Jones, . 3(1 60
150 Wm Wilson, 23 45
100 Richard Martin, 15 63
KARTHATJ3 T0WNHIP.
Ac. Per. Warrantee!, ete. ' Taxes.
513 95 MirrisAStewart,SI01 08
550 120 William uiith.
573 120 William Smith.
79 Charles Wiilii.k,
8S Charles Willink,
No.
1944
1429
3552
1093
1023
3163 1 ' '
3475 638 147 Charles Willink,
1093 253 139 Charles WiiHnk,
1095 124 103 Charles Willink.
K96 865 Charles Willink,
1097 435 113 Charles Willink,
3465 58 62 Chares Willink.
34 259 113 Chailes Willin.
1097 100' --' Charles vhiiiiik.
3647 10 Morris A Stewart,
536.-, 5n George Mad. 23
5366 , 563 . Georte Mead. 64 15
T929 140 ' 'Morns Stewart, 24 75
1886 50 Morris A Stewart, 2 27
6352 798 George Mead, 64 22
1097
1093
115? 3463
100
100
79
Charles Willink,
Charles Willink.
Charles Willink,
95 42
98 62
7 76
13 11
- 62 85
30 30
12 23
75 17
50 27
8 21
30 82
14 15
5 55
13" 65
4 39
3175
1
5412
5412
152
59
48
93
100
Charles WiHinK, 109 86
Charles Willink, 8 37
J. R. MVToskey. 11 75
Arnold ( ustaid, 9 45
Wm. Michaels, 16 93
200 AVin. Michaels. 16 65 i
Charles Willink," . 19 09
Charles Willink. 3 82
Charles Willink, . 7 64
Charles Willink. 9 tJ
W. Schnarrs A Co. 69 38
Daniel Yothers. 16 93
Christian lrown. 13 43
Mary Fggaus, 10 54
"Wi.lurd. 38 85
T. A J White, 4 94
T. A J. White, . 1 00
Thos. Myers, 5 89
KNOX TOWNSHIP.
Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes
437 43 Reuben Haynes, $179 94
4 15 50 LutherMorris. 179 60
433 153 Joseph Hiliiard, 179 28
433 153 Robert Gniy. 17'J 2
429 41 John Bringhurst, 173 60
433 153 Sarah Ward. 179 28
433 153 George F.ddy, 179 28
433 153 Mo re Wharton, 179 29
433 153 George Ashton, H '
129 John Doisey , i) 35
72 Thos. Jordan, 22 73
25 Geo. Fox. 9 9.8
433 153 Isabella Jordan. 179 23
2oo Silas Cox. 17 70
227 G A M M'Oormick, 65 38
90 ThompsonAEirelman, 42 II
433 153 Caleb Foulk, 143 75
293 George Westcott, 100 76
173 153 Robert Wharton, 60 39
433 153 George Seaff, 148 75
223 John Bovd. 57 33
109 Susannah Ward. 34 03
255 .AM M Cormick, 65 01
100 Henry 1 rout. 43 20
14 George Bowman, 2 66
84 Charles Senate's estate, 3 85
75 Peter Whiteside, 2t S3
200 Georze Ashton, 33 30
No.
90
6
6
5203- 726
5296 1167
5297 1213
285
36
74
9
41
41
153
176
240
1S7-490
LAWRENCE TOWNSHIP.
Ac. Per. Warrantees . etc. Taxes
221 Hug:! Jordan, S54 93
413 John Read. 102 63
52 114 Rudolph l.itz, 12 93
Kobert Mitchell ;vj 29
James Alexander, 4 50
L J. Crans. 5 52
George Mead, 52 95
47 George Mead 101 13
67 George Mead. 105 05
Win Montgomery, 83 93
John ilcl Lerson, 7 91
J. M. Macuinber, 16 25
- M. W. Snyder, 1 53
J. B. McEnally, 5 22
J. B. Shaw, 5 22
E. Iriwn A Sons. 14 61
E. Irwin A Sons, 16 76
K. Irwin A Sons, 22 86
E. Irwfn 80m,' - 17 40
E. Irwin A Sons, 45 33
MORRIS T0WN:HIP.
Per.
65
109
20
42
92
63
140
141
16
153
153-
153
153
153
153
153
153
153
153
153
153
Ae.
402
206
327
373
421
410
410
410
4l
3 10
2-2
407
113
349
260
170
579
13
133
433
433
433
433
433
433
1.13
433
433
433
433
433
400
433
433
433
170
433
105
100
90
407
244
231
100
100
2o7
137
4s4
375
2;i9
210
6
400
100
00
:22
150
96
136
60
62
No. Ac
5951 107
5944 647
5962 63
16S
90
122
139
19
40
93
91
143
Warrantees, etc. Taxes
George Wetzel, S100 41
Wm. Werts. 51 46
Christian Wertz, 81 63
David Lauck, ; 93 13
Jesse Ya.i.eM, - S9 10
Jos-ph Turner, 109 89
Joseph Turner, 109 89
Joseph Turner, 109 S9
George Habecker, 104 61
Peter Yarnell, 74 93
" Wm Drinker, 70 51
H. S Drinker. 101 79
Richard Thomas, 35 73
John U ad. 73 3t
Michael Souder, 64 91
Pa-rick Hays, 42 47
Robert Glenn. 57 83
Francis Johnson, 32 30
Robert Rainy, 10 00
Thomas Morris, MS 29
William Morris, 103 29
Samuel Meredith, 108 29
William Miller, 108 29
Hetty Morris, 108 29
Thos Fitzsimons, 10S 29
Geo. ' lymer, 103 29
Robert Gray, 108 29
Patrick Moore, 103 29
Mary Morris. 108 29
Magnus Miller, 108 29
Nalbio Frazey, 103 29
John Houston, 99 90
Clem Stockes, 89 09
John Vaughn. 103 29
Jonathan Nesbit, 103 29
Blair M'Lanaban, 39 92
"William Stenart, 93 02
James Wilson, 26 19
Robert Morris, 24 98
Williutn Morris, 22 43
Richard R Smith. 71 rlrt
James Mnith. 32 23
Christopher Baker, 30 49
Isaac Parlour, , 29 40
Patrick Hays. 20 55
Connd Swartz. 68 7
Nicholas Uei'lenour 24 19
Robert Carson, 99 45
Mathias S ough, 79 03
Joseph Hubley, 55 24
Jacob Graff, 38 67
John Graff 1 25
Frederick Hubley, 82 20
William Bigler, 14 70
MottA ohnson, 8 85
Simon Gratz 43 95
Hillary Raker, 19 92
Joseph Potter, 16 92
Francis Johnson, II 91
Jos-ph Nicholson, 4 40
Jostph Potter. 5 44
PENN TOWNSHIP
Per. Warrantees, ets Taxes
Nicklin Griffith. $0 02
Nicklin A Griffith, 133 80
WOODWARD TOWNSHIP.
Warrantees, etc. Taxes.
John Vaught,
John Walls,
John Roll,
Wm Wilson,
John Cannon,
Israel Wbeelan,
Samuel l.tnlen,
Peter Ilenny,
llu.h Ralston,
Thos Keel,
Thos Maston,
Mary Neil,
Mary Connelly,
Benj. Johnson,
Hegarty,
M'Cahen.
Mary Connelly,
Ro and Evans,
Pigot Shaw.
Sebastian Graff,
. Thos. Edmonson,
Daniel Offley,
John Musser. jr.
Eli Huotioan,
Mary Sandwich,
Philip Loast,
J R. Howell,
M'ni. Johnson.
George Beckham,
Charles Hight.
Daniel Turner,
Petei Lowdcn,
Charles Lowden,
Mary Sandwich,
Isaac Wilson.
Mary Conncll
George Ashton,
John M'Connell,
John Low.
D. W MOORE
March 23. 1866-ts.
Ac. Per.
433 153
456 159
433 153
100
412 41
433 153
268
153 " 5
140
215 5
263
355
300
100
433
336 145
57 143
100
334 42
216
433 73
436 105
433 133
121
163
433 153
433 153
433 153
100 63
243
237
170
91
136
189
41
85
40
150
$177 15
186 55
177 15
40 90
141 34
113 70
63 17
29 21
27 89
33 10
33 40
88 53
94 33
27 46
91 59
101 85
17 41
40 90
136 52
88 32
179 15
122 95
122 11
40 83
20 17
146 49
146 49
146 49
33 85
107 70
103 00
65 26
23 01
17 78
42 61
18 83
6 00
4 94
17 53
Treas'r.
T
REASURER'S SALE
OF KEAL ESTATE,
Returned to the County Commission
ers by the Collectors of theseveral town
ships and boroughs for the taxes due
and unpaid there.. n for the year 1865
and previous years, in pursuance of
the Act of Assembly in such case laade
and provided.-; In pursuance whereof
the said Treasurer will expose the said
property to public sale at the Court
House, in ClearOeld, 011 the 2d Monday
of June next, (the 11th day.)
BFTCARIA T-W.SSHIP.
Ae Per. To whom assessed. Taxes.
100 H A. Byers. 11
20 Elvina Burge. 2 75
140 Jeremiah Cooper, 23 00
156 Duey Douglass, 17 94
300 Thos Weston, 171 07
43 James Gill, ; . 7 25
BELL TOWN8UIP. - 7 -
100 Wm. M Barrett, 12 90
100 John Chrislman. 12 90
GO Samuel T Hoover. 7 74
75 Mechtley A Pantille, 9 68
BOGGS TOWNSHIP.
60 Blak-. Gray, 8 53
164 Levi Sealy. 14 71
BRAnPORD TOWNSHIP.
One lot, Henry Undcrkoffer,
One lot, Thomas Butler,
44 John Harrier.
2 Henry Lnderkoffer,
ECRNSinE TOWNSHIP.
100 Leonard Hollis,
100 Samuel Snyder.
100 John Kirg's estate,
10 Jaincs.Mc Creery,
4 Sarah.'Oakes.
BTtAD Y TOWNSHIP.
36 Jas II Adams,
31 Richard Arthurs.
323 Rohert S Cat hers,
125 Alex Dunlap. jr.
62 Geo. Fllinger's heirs,
100 Peter Hoover,
20 ' Samuel Gelnet,
35 Henry Hand.
100 David M Gary,
One lot, Peter Hoover,
Klijah Heath
1 Greenwood Bell,
PIXE TOWNSHIP.
No. Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc
5781 750 - John Nicholson,
5773 200 John Nicholson,
4262 990 James W ilson,
4252 957 James Wil-on.
5777 .'10 12 John Nicholson,
5777 510 12 John Nicholson,
76 529. John Nicholson,
1429 70 S. Klodjret,
430 - , Daniel Bailey,
145 Thomas lord an,
134 Thomas Magee,
185 - Thomas Magee,
4020 476 Wm S. Roberts,
296 , R'W.M'Naal,
5779 111 ; Z Bailey.
4B0 ' Z. M'Nanl.
200 " Raehael Kratser,
76 276 '" John Nieholson,
5776 369 John Nicholson,
5776 475 80 John Nicholson,
UNION TOWNSBIP-
125 Roberts A Fox, 62 01
J598 380 Robert A Fox,
13 53
39 03
Taxes
$56 86
20 13
"' 91 35
101 00
54 56
54 56
46 91
14 00
30 64
42 35
48 27
49 J3
' 39 44
. 16 79
6 27
26 06
11 50
15 87
21 22
-37 32
CUBWF.NSViL.LE BOROUGH.
2 lots, James Locke,
CHEST TOWNSHIP.
53 David Michaels.
25 Nathaniel Noble,
50 Johu Wallace,
97 John Byer,
20 Joseph tlreth,
90 James Stevenson,
8 Wm Selfridge,
PECATI'R TOWNSHIP.
50 David Kepbart, Jr.
13 Jonathan Kephart,
10 John G. While.
81 Henry MeMullin,
FKIIGl'SON TOWNSHIP.
93 Wm. Barrett,
50 Scott Curry.
150 John H. Ferguson,
200 Paul White,
GIRARO TOWNSHIP.
100 Luzier A Livergood,
100 Heury Martle,
109 Alex Wiard,
50 Thos. Lutier,
102 Abraham Lansberry,
100 Wm Phoenix,
49 Thos Stone,
GCELICB TOWNSHIP.
125 Robert Henderson,
333 Haslet, Turner A Co.,
"JORDAN T IWNSH1P.
50 Thos Owens,
400 Wm Pnscy.
2 lots, Joseph Wood,
I 23 Morgan. Orr & Co.,
100 Thos Rea.
KARTHAfS TOWNSHIP.
80 Jas. Askey.
200 ' Henry Culvey,
43 ElishaTickner,
25 Jno. Hartaock, .
130 Andw. Long,
50 Jno. M'Gonigal
KNOX TOWNSHIP...
25 Wm Robison,
14 J. M- Chase,
LUMBER CITT BGTOOGH.
10 89
4 77
9 76
4 77
27 45
23 36
14 63
3 51
1 47
31
23 70
7o 69
17 55
10 77
11 70
5 85
6 15
17 55
5 85
10 95
4 27
4 23
. 18 53
12 45
2
9
5
ON LONG SERMONS.
Be. parson, brief, we thee implore ;
Thy wearied audience eeds relief;
Long sermons are a perfect bore.
And prayers too long engender grief.
When anxious for the sermon o'er,
And wearied have begun to fret ;
(An hour already spent and more,)
We feel as if on nettles set.
Whene'er the parsonJjath announced
His fifthly to division third,
We wish the blessing was pronoonced
Before the fifthly had occurred.
Though well prepared the sermon be,
And well delivered, if too l;ng.
The congregation will agree.
Its length, if nothing else, was wrong.
If sermons were much more concise,
Imparting truth in shorter time;
The audience them would better prize.
Tuan long iiscourecs though sublime.
Take an example, from the Book
Of Holy Writ, supremely hort ;
O, that our ministers would look
To precedents of this sort!
"Let tirre be light .'" Jehovah sfTd.
And thrr wat light, at his command ;
No composition in its stead,
i f many words, can be so grand,
A pithy, pious short discourse,
Imparting zeal like burning coals.
Declaimed with energy and foice.
' Availeth much to win men's souls.
06
47
15
17 93
6 81
4 00
14 62
15 40
6 55
24 57
26 20
9 05
12 23
10 77
5 75
14 03
11 73
6 91
17 09
92 28
9 96
79 23
2 37
23 24
29 87
10 35
17 20
6 48
4 10
18 65
5 5
The Governor's Prmctions Discharged by
Proxy. .
A very singular state of affairs lias L?en
revealed as existing in the Executive fllr:e
of the State of Iowa. - For mouths there
have been rumors that Gov. Scmie had di
verted certain" moneys belonging to t he
Slate, and a Legislative committee took the
matter in hand. They soon discovered that
the Governor is honest enough and that his
private Secretary is the roeue. Moreover,
they found that the .said Private Secretary,
one Orwig, has been the actual Governor of
the Slate, beini authorized by Gov. Stone
to sign his name t aii sorts of documents,
while the real Governor hud not been at the
Capitol more than a dozen times in the two
years he hasJield the office. Orwig .not on
ly signed the Governor's name, but he act
ed on all subjects without consulting that
official, ami his fraud consists in diverting
to his use 423,664 worth of land warrants.
whuyi may be considered a mouerate theft
when it is remembered that $151,254 worth
passed through his hands, were signed with
the Governor's name by him. and were ab
solutely under his control. Orwig was be
fore the Investigating Committee. aliQ teis
tified that he had signed and issued procla
mation, appointed days for thanksgiving
and 'elections, general anl special; that he
signed pardons, reprieves and discharges
from the penitentiary, and exercised the
pardoning power where he "thought justice
demanded it," that he signed death war
rants that sent criminals to the gallows ;
that he signed the certificates of Iowa's six
Congressmen, upon which they now hold
their seats in Congress ; that he appointed
public officers and approved their bonds ;
and finally, to make a long matter short,
that he had probably signed the name of
the Governor to ninety-nine cases out of ev
ery one hundred official papers that have
needed Gov. Stone's signature. The Com
mittee fully exonerate Gov. Stone from any
complicity in the diversion of the bonds,
but very naturally censure his loose way of
doing business, and placing the whole inter
ests of the State in the hands of an irre
sponsible person ; and that will probably be
the end of the matter, excpt that these
revelations will foreclose any further aspira
tions for public office that Gov. Stone has
entertained. '
To Detehmixe Where Water Is. A
gentleman related his exf erienee in this
matter. An Irishman in his employment.
EECCNSTSUCTION."
Eeport of the Joint Committee of Congress.
The Joint Committee on Reconstruction,
have reported the following proposition for
the consideration of Congress :
A.JOIXT RESOLUTION PROPOSING AN AMEND
MENT TO THE CONSTITUTION OF THE U
NITF.n STATES.
He it resolceil hit the Semite, ami House of
RetrteHtitivf of the Uuitetl States of A
merioi tit Congress assenilJsd, tioo tJtirih of
Initk ITou-it concurring; That the following
article be proposed to the Legislatures of
the several State..? as an amendment to the
Constitution, which, when ratified by three
fourths of the said Legislatures, shall be
va-id as a part ol the Constitution, nauielv :
Anci.E S remix. 1 . No State shall make
or enforce any law which shall abridge the
privileges or immunities of citizens of the
United States ; nor shall any State deprive
aiiji person of life, liberty, or property with
out due process of law, nor deny to any per
son within its jurisdiction the equal protec
tion of the laws. m
Sec 2. Representatives shall be appor
tioned among! ho several States which may
le includ-'d within this Union, according to
their respective numbers, counting the whole
number of persons in each tate, excluding
Indians not taxed. But whenever in any
State, the elective franchise shall be denied
to any portion of its male citizens, not less
than twenty-one ysrs of aue, or in any way
abridged, excep; for participation in rebel
lion or other crime, the basis of representa
tion in sucn State shall be reduced in the
proportion which the number of such male
citizrns shall liear to the whole number of
male citizens not less than twenty-one years
of age.
Sec. 3. Until the 4th day of July, 1870,
all persons who voluntarily adhered to the
late insurrection, giving it aid and comfort,
shall be excluded tram the right to vote fir
members of Congress and for electors for
IVcident cud Vice President of the United
States.
Sec. 4. Neither the United States nor
any State shall assume or pay any debt or
obligation already incurred or which may
hereafter be incurred in aid of the insurrec
tion or war against the United States, or
any claim for compensation for loss of invol
untary service of labor.
- Sec. -5. The Congress shall have power to
enforce. by appropriate legislation the pro
visions of this article.
A BILL TO PROVIDE FOR THE RESTORATION
OF THE STATES LATELY. IX INSURRECTION
TO TIIIK FULL POLITICAL RIGHTS-
Wirre'is, It is expedient that the States
lately in insurrection should, at the earliest
day consistent with the future peace and
safety of the Union, be restored to full par
ticipation in all political rights; and
Whereas, Tire Congress did, by joint res
olution, propore for ratification to the Leg
islatures of the several States, as n amend
ment to the Constitution of the United
States, an article in the following words, to
wii ; J The constitutional article recited
above is here inserted.
Af therefore, be. it.eaactnl, etc., That
whf-never the above recited amendment
shall have become a partof the Constitution
anv State lately in insurrection shall have
ratified the same, and shall have modified
its constit ution and laws in conformity there
with, the Senators and Representatives from
such State, if found duly elected an quali
fied, may, after having taken the required
oaths of office, be admitted into Congress
as such.
' And be it further enacted, That when any
State lately in insurrection shall have rati
fied the foregoing proposed amendment to
the Constitution, any part of the direct tax
under the act of August 5. 1801, which
many remain due and unpaid in such State,
, -it -i. .
in order to ascertain where he ought to die mi,y V6 3 6 .x VT y VMC'
tr. nhtn wot, a,. .. Za '4 I and the payment thereof, upon proper as-
( surances from such State to be given to the
( Secretary of the Treasury of the United
States, may be postponed tor a period not
HonseAIot, David Denmark,
2 lots, G. W Gray, ,
MORRIS TOWNSHIP.
50 - A son Jones
180 Michael Quigley,
NSW WASHINGTON BOROUGH.
HoaseA 3 lots. U ugh Gallagher,
House A lot: John rrvin'a estate,
PRNS TOWNSHIP.
57 ' Win Reek.
12 t John Flynn.
,16 A K. Wright. . '
, UNION TOWNSHLP.-
50 -: 7 W. 11. Booze,
60 - : Leander Denning.
WOODWARD TOWNSHir.
'50 . ' J. K. Davis,
80 ' James M'Kee,
1 lot. ' Truman Root,
Apt .4. D- W . MOORE, Treaa'r.
2
1
11
1
4 36
13 06
9 85
1 06
2 42
8 23
13 32
7 05
8 46
1 41
to obtain water soonest, got a stone and
buried it over nieht in th? ground, next to
the hard pan. In the morning he found it
quite moist, but not sufficiently so to suit his
lancy. Next night he triad it in another
spot, and it was found very wet. on the fol
lowing morning. '"There," said Patrick,
"you will find water not many feet deep,
and pleuty of it." Sure enough, in a few
days digging, Patrick confirmed his pre
diction notwithstanding the jeers of the work
men, finding a vein which filled the well to
overflowing, and rendered it exceedingly
Uimcnit to bail ouc toe water so as to stone
it. The philosophy of the operation seems
to be that as the great evaporation takes
place from the surface of the earth during
the night, water rises up from the depths
below to supply the loss, and accummulates
in the vicinity of the stone, often .making
quite a puddle.- Am. Inst. Farmers Club.
There was one Jim Wilson, a very rough
customer of Cumberland, Md., who used to
get converted at every August camp-meeting,
and soon after getting drunk again,
would keep drunk pretty much for the rest
of the year. Rev. M r. Richardson having
got hold of him at camp-meeting, made this
prayer : -
"Oh Lord, thou hastniany times convert
ed thi.s poor sinner, and now a sain Thou
hast made him a subject of Thy saving
grace. We pray Thee, Oh Lord to take
him home, and toln it now, for if he re
mains on earth he will be drunk , again in
less than a week VI . ... . t
The prayer was answered to some pur
pose, for it so frightened the poor subject
of it, that from that day he became a re
formed and temperate man.,'
The Secretary of the Treasury has decid
ed that farmers are not required, in making
their income returns, to include the value
of their farm products consumed by them
selves and their families. This will make a
m aterial reduction, in the taxe of fanners.
exceeding ten years from and alter the pas
sage of this act.
A BILL DECLARING CERTAIN PERSONS INELI
GIBLE TO OFFICE UN DERTHE GOVERNMENT
OF 1HE UNITED STATES.
Be it enacted, etc., That no person shall
be eligible to any office under the. Govern
ment of the United States who is included
in any of the followina classes, namely:
Firxt. The President aud Vice President
of the Confederate States of America, so
called, and heads of departments thereof.
Second. Those who in other countries
acted as agents of the Confederate States of
America, so called.
Third. Heads of departments of the U
nited States, officers of the army and navy
of the United States, and all i ersons educa
ted at the Military or Naval Academy of
t he United States, Judges of Courts of the
United States, and n embersof either House
of the Thirty-sixth Congress of the Uuited
States who gave aid or comfort to the late
rebellion. t
Fourth. Those who acted as office ru of
the Confederate States Army., so-called,
above the grade of colonel in the army
or master in the navy; and one who as
Governor of either of the so-called Confed
erate States gave aid or comfort to the late
rebellion.
Fiftlu Thosd who hve treated officers or
oldiers or sailors of the army or navy of the
United States, captured during the late war,
otherwise than as prisoners of war. ,
No man is born into the world whose
wrong is not born with him. .There is al
ways work and tools to work withal, for
those who will
. It is stated that a vein of silver, eigh
teen inches in thickness, ban been discover
ed in West Virginia.
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