Raftsman's journal., April 29, 1868, Image 1

BY S. J. BOW.
CLEARFIELD, PA, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29, 186a
VOL 14. NO. 34.
' wire.
Tb erening shadows nearer draw, '
The elock'i flow hands I tee
Approach the hour, when work all o'er,
Again I'll haste to thee.
Eark! now I hear the welcome tound
The whistle blowi I'm free.
'Tit fix; the day hat ran its round,
And new for heme, and thee. '
t)onned hat and eoat. and in the street;
The lights shine cheerily;
Through burryingerowds.with steps more fleet,
I come, dear wile, to thee.
At length upon the door I knock,
Where thou are wont to be;
1 tear the tioking of the clock,
And now I wait for thee.
I hear thy step approach the door,
Thy cheerful smile I see ;
Thy lips I press in home once more,
With thee, dear wife, with thee.
I bless "Our Father" for the joys
Which he has given to me ; .
But most my heart my tongue employs,
In thanking him for thee.
Oh. may onr lire together glide
From care and sorrow free ;
Until oar Savior to bis side,
shall welcome thee and ma.
"THATS THE PLACE!"
There was a queer old gentleman at the
. Academy on examination day. The trus
tees seemed - to think a great deal of him,
and treated hiui with much respect: but
the boys felt rather uneasy, and his sharp,
gray eyes looked searchingly at each one of
them, and they saw that he was listening
carefully to their answers.
"I do wonder who that old chap is 1" ex
claimed Charley Vane, after the exercises
were over, and they were preparing to go
home. "I declare, he frightened me so, I
. a -r w . 1 1 . V a i
don t tninfc l couia nave wia ine points oi
the compass, if he had asked.me !" Harry
Brown laughed. lie did not look frighten
ed ; he had done his part well that day, and
many admiring glances had rested on the
boy who was called "the best scholar."-
The strange old gentleman was standing
with one of the school-oBvjers, in the play
ground, as Harry passed out with several
other boys. .
niia, "I think this" gentleman has left his (
cane in the hall up stairs, will you look for
it?".-
"Certainly sir ;" and Harry went quick
ly up to the school-room again, and, return
ing with the cane, presented it to the gen
tleman, with a polite bow. - - '
"That's a fine boy," remarked Mr. Ray
mond, as Harry passed on toward tire gatej
' he is one of the boys we are proud of."
The old gentleman was following Harry
closely with those stern gray eyes. .
Just as the boys reached he gate.a young
girl from the female department of the
school was going out ; and, in trying to o
pen it, dropped one of her books. The oth
er boys paid no atteution ; but Harry step-,
ped forward, held open the gate, and pick
ed up the book, handing it to her with a
pleasant remark. At that moment a car
riage, containing several ladies, drove up.
As they looked at Harry, he recognized
them, and raised his cap from his head,
with a graceful bow.
The old gentleman saw it all : but when
AT Sainnnnil on iH in a. nlaasant wav.
I'll XiajIMVIIW WW , ..7
'How few boys have such good manners 1
he only replied : "It is all very well ; but
let me :-ee that boy at home ; that's the place !
Let me see him with his mother and sis
ters, and then I can judge of his good man
ners. If you want to know a boy's true char
acter.see him in his home; that's the place 1"
The old gentleman brought down his cane
with emphasis at these last words ; and Mr.
Raymond seemed rather disappointed that
he did not appreciate more the "model boy"
of their school. ;
But I think the old gentlerr an . was right
when he said, "that's the place." Suppose
we look into Harry Brown's home, and see
how he appeared there that same evening.
Harry went into the room where his
mother and sisters sat at their sewing. He
threw his cap carelessly down upon the ta
ble ; he did not even say good afternoon, as
he took it off. Perhaps he forgot it, or else
he did not think it worth while, only his
mother and sisters, you know!
"Well, Harry.did your examination pass
-ar r..n ,
"Oh, yes, first-rate!" - "1 , ;
Harry might have told the particulars of
the examination, to interest his mother and
sisters, as they had been unable to attend it,
but he did not seem to think it necessary.
He began to look around for a seat. Some
bow the ladies work had become scattered
about on the different chairs, and it offend-
"For pity's sake.can'tyou give a fellow a
vuau lO Bib UU 1 - ' i .
?. TrMt - V n ryinuo YlP.T WOrlC.
ulster Xiueu ir
"Here is one,R she said ; ; and, as Harry
took it, a spool of cotton fell ana ronea
it. j: j Anr it nn hat sat down
nd otened one of the books. ' Surely, that
did not seem like the boy who had so polite
ly held open the gate and picked up the
book for a young miss, half an hour before 1
Bat it was only Harry's sister this time;
ana perhaps lie tuougnt lwuou
tvi tt i. c-i.v Mn,a m. and asked
m uen narry a isiuit wmw , .
him to look in the library for aagazine
bich had been left there, he did not do it
with that "certainly, sir," and that bright
look which had so pleased Mr. Raymond in
the afternoon, and which would have pleas
ed his father still more and helped to make
borne happy.' ';.
At the tea-table Harry did not think of
those little acts of politeness which he would
not have forgotten had he been taking tea
iih.Mr3Uymond or the strange old gen
tleman, instead of only at-heme. He help
d himself to bread, without noticing that
his sister by his side had none. He said,
"here, take it!" when Ellen did not see
that he was holding the butter-plate to
wards her. And he neglected the little
"thank you," and the "please," which are
such" necessary parts of politeness at all
times.
Then, when Harry went to bed, he did
not think it worth while to say good-night
though he had been very careful to say a
polite "good afternoon" before leaving
school that day.
In truth, Harry's good manners were kept
for those outside of his own home. And
that strange old gentleman knew'how many
boys had his fault. So, in a few years, when
he wanted a bookkeeper for his counting
house, from among the graduates at the A
cademy,he would not select one until he had
visited several at their homes and become
acquainted with their manners there. Then,
to the surprise of all the school, he did not
choose Harry Brown. "For," said he, "I
dont want any boy about me that can't be
polite to his mother and sister."
Boys how many of you are like Harry ?
Some of you are, I know. Then bear in
mind the words of the strange old gentle
man : "Let me see that boy at home ; that's
theplace! -
Do not think that home is a place where
you can throw oif all politeness, and be as
careless and ' as rough as you please. If
there is a place on earth where you should
wear good manners and be polite and kind ;
"that s the place !" If there are persons to
whom you should give your most polite
words and kind attentions, those persons are
your father, mother and sister. Will you
give more attention and respect to those
outside, than to the dear ones at home ?
Will you be praised for good manners by
strangers, and cause those at homo to call
you rude and thoughtless? It will make
your homes much more happy and pieasant,
if you wear your best manners always there.
Do not be ashamed to be polite at home,
that is the best place in all the world to you ;
that is the place where your best friends are;
that is the place where your true character
will appear; therefore, remember to culti
vate politeness at home.
Patrick's Attempt at German,
Frederick the Great, of Prussia, had a
great mania for enlisting gigantic soldiers
into the Royal Guatds, and paid -an. enor
mous bounty to his recruiting officers for
getting them. One day the recruiting ser
geant chanced to spy a Hibernian who was
at least seven leet nigh ; he accosted mm in
English, and proposed that he should enlist.
The idea of military life and a high bounty
so delighted Patrick that he immediately
consented. '
"But unless you can. speak German, the
King will not give you so much."
"Oh, said the Irishman, "sure it s 1
that don't know a word of German."
"But." said the sergeant, "three words
will be sufficient, and these you can learn in
a short time. . The King knows every man
in the guards. As soon as he sees you, he
will ride up and ask you how old you are ?
You will say, 'Twenty-seven.' Next, how
long you have been in the service ? You
must reply, 'Three weeks. ' Finally, if you
are provided with clothes and rations 7 You
answer, 'Both.'
Pat soon learned his answers, but never
dreamed of learning questions. In three
weeks he appeared before the King in re
view. His majesty rode up to him. Pad
dy stepped forward with "present arms.".
"How old are you t said the King.
"Three weeks, said the Irishman.
"Howlong have you been in theservice?"
asked his majesty.
"Twenty seven years. ;
"Am I or you a fool?" roared the King.
"Both." replied Patrick, who was in
stantly taken to the guard room, but par
doned by the King after he understood the
facts of the case.
TREASURER'S SALE
OF UNSEATED LANDS ,
TOR TAXIS
For 1867 and previous yqars.
NOTICE is hbrzbt eivxft.that in pur
suanoe of an Act of Assembly, passed
the 12th day of Jane, A. D. 1815, entitled
'An Act to amend an Aot directing the
mode of selling unseated lands, in Clear
field county.' will be exposed to Public
Sale or outcry, for the taxes due and
unpaid thereon, at the Court House in
the Borough of Clearfield, on the Sec
ond Monday in June, A. I. 1803 : '
Ac.
68
8
169
176
186
76
100
80
80
410
160
592
339
849
181
134
104
215
433
BECCAEIA TOWJTSHIP.
Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes.
John Mailer,
Fred'K llubley, .
John Beam,
Jeremiah Mosber,
Thomas Biliington,
Michael Musser, ,
James M'Murtrie,
Thomas Murgatory,
96
47
37
80
$27 20
5 24
79 33
76 65
88 40
85 89
86 85
"29 48
1997
1993
73
153
433 153
94 91
161
330
296
328
74
433
433
44
.71 80
55 102
860 -80
116
153
125
153
32
153
153
Magnns Miller,
John Brady, .
Williim Brady,
J. Blain.E. Blain,
John Witmor,
Henry Witmor,
William Wilson,
Jabob Krug,
John Gibson, -Robert
Wilson,
William Gray,
John Miller,
Jeremiah Mosher,
Peter Getz,
Martin Fautz, '
Jacob Fautz,
George Musser,
Thomas Gibson, .
David Barton,
John Ferdney,
Brown & Fulton,
John Zetland,
Sarah Biliington,
Jacob Kung,
Woi. Plumket, .
. BELL TOWNSHIP.
No. Ac. Per." Warrantees, etc
423 1000 . Henry Beck,
5620 600 Henry Becx,
5620 500 Henry Beok,
5764 1000 Henry Beck.
5618 1 Henry Beck,'
4287 79 120 Henry Beck.
4287 S30 n Henry Beck, . .
307 6S Jlenry BecK,
5766 113 Henry Beok,
71 Henry Beok,
9397 Henry Beck
5766 1000
4280 606
4 289 600
3565 161
29 48
164 82
64 82
237 98
187 20
163 75
84 95
62 85
48 78
101 03
203 28
203 41
44 22
77 58
88 44
79 83
87 90
'84 84
87 10
203 41
20 64
83 50
25 87
168 84
14 08
. Taxes
S230 00
115 00
115 00
330 00
1 1 03
18 17
- 88 32
32 64
20 47
BUBJT8IDE TOWNSHIP.
Ac. Per. Wat ran tees, etc. Taxes.
John Jones, $137 80
James Chapman, ' ' 137 80
Benj. Trasuall, 136 50
Towu'd Spacktsan 202 15
303
303
290
811
298
111
100
293
150
21 59
Henry Beck, 230 00
Henry Beak, 116 38.
Henry Beck. 143 75
118 John SichoUon. 55 54
5904 1000 - Nlcklin A Griffith 230 00
5906 768 Mieklin A Griffith 174 34
5907 800 Nicklin A Griffith 184 00
5913 955 . Nicklin A Griffith 219 65
5919 938 Nicklin A Griffith 215 74
433 Benj. Gibbs. 124 54
6619 242 Henry Beck. 55 66
5909 325 Nicklin A Griffith 189 75
5910 320 Nicklin A Griffith 73 60
5911 247 Nicklin A Griffith 56 81
5913 106 Nicklin A Griffith 24 33
5915 607. Nicklin A Griffith 139 61
5921 1100 Nicklin A Griffith 253 00
6619 101 98 Henry Beck, 23 23
4287 93 97 Henry Beok, 21 51
5619 119 01 Henry Beck, 27 37
5906 102 32 Nicklin A Griffith 29 33
5906 31 123 Nicklin A Griffith 8 97
6907 90 Nicklin A Griffith 25 88
42ri6 100 Henry Beok, 23 00
76
76
A New Swindle. A new swindle is said
to have been started in New York city, which
ia well calculated to deceive people living in
the country. A circular is sent out with
samples of prints, which are represented to
be manufactured at print works whose own
ers have an office in New York. Enclosed
in the circular are samples of goods, of
which twelve yards will be sent on the re
ceipt of one dollar, or ten yards for eighty- j
five cents. A messenger was recently sent
to the office named, wheu it was found that
the place was in charge of a boy, and that
no business was transacted there beyond re
ceiving letters, which usually numbered from
thirty-five to fifty a day.
Suppose a man owns a skiff ; he fastens
the skiff to the shore with a rope made of
straw ; along comes a cow ; cow gets into
the boat ; turns round and eats the rope ;
the skiff thus let loose, with the cow on
board starts down stream.and on its passage
is upset; and the cow is drowned.. Now
has the man that owns the cow got to pay
for the boat, or the man that owns the boat
got to pay for the cow. t
March op Refinement. A cobbler liv
ing in Baltimore, thus announces his cal
ling: "Surgery performed here upon old
boots and shoes, by adding of the feete,
makirig good the1 legs, binding the broken;
healing the wounded, mending the constitu-
tion, ana supporting me oouy wuu u
soles. Advice gratis." i : - .1
Profane swearing never did any man good.
No man is the riches, or happier, or wiser
fnr it. Tt mm mends no one to any society,
It is disgusting to the friend j abominable
to the goou ; lnsuiiing w
we associate ; degrading to the - mind ;. un
profitable, needless,and injurious to society.
The following was contributed to Punch
by a fashionable young : marriea worn
"The latest thing out my husband.
Ac.
41
196
234
408
413
440
429
429
100
109
132
70
427
427
400
266
95 146
49
205
100
404
404
404
427
160
B0Q OS TOWNSHIP.
Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes.
John Thomas, $8 81
John Thomas, 45 43
Joseph Drinker, 47 03
Joseph Drinker, 95 67
Win. McCorraics, ' 110 69
Nancy Boggs. 118 04
41
41
90
81
Malcolm McDonald, 114 96
John Byers,
John Montgomery,
Barbara Snyder,
George Hootman,
Henry Faunce,
George Ayres,
Wm. Troutwine,
John Kean, - -Joseph
Ball,
Richard Thomas,
Barbara Snyder,
Thomas Smith,
John Kephart, .
Blair M'Lanaban, -Thomas
L. Moore,
Mary Morris,
Jonas Steinbeiser,
Richard Waple,
114 96
26 80
31 88
89 80
18 76
85 76
85 76
80 40
89 12
15 70
13 13
54 94
26 80
81 21
81 21
81 21
71 55
32 12
No.
2004
3579
3573
3603
5959
6926
6926
BLOOM TOWNSHIP.
Ae. Per. Warrantees, etc.
400 Roberts A Fox,
1020 60 Roberts A Fox,
81 33 Roberta A Fox,
468 111 Roberts A Fox.
Taxes
$102 40
261 12
20 73
119 81
AC;
824
102
159
250
437
109
48.
30
225
100
64
50
50
85
85
175
93 138 Nicklin A Griffith 25 09
93 Nicklin A Griffith 23 81
296 , Nicklia A Griffith. 75 78
60 : ; George L. Reed, 12 80
5 Fenton A Spencer, ' 2 66
; 84 Leri Cleaver, - 26 68
250 -David Irwin, . 72 06
100 John P. Hale, 25 26
BRADFORD TOWNSHIP.
.Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes
. Hogb Ely, ; $42 76
35 John Campbell, 20 18
Hall & Buck, v, .20 99
' BUir M'Lanaban, ' 49 60
17 Polly M'Lanaban, ; .67 65
1 Andrew Pettit, 35 90
Matthias Slay maker, 9 50
; MattSsew Forcee, 7 92
James Duncan, 87 22
Nehemiah Mains, 19 80
' David Mains. ' "12 67
, . Daniel Grsfoam, ; : IS 20
Horatio LI Hall. 18 20
?Wm. Graham, jr. 22 44
JohnHanna. 22 44
John Vauebn. ' 46 20
No.;
492
S612
3603
BRADY T0W1TSH.IP. '
Ao. Per. Warrentees. etc. ,Taxes
308 ; W. Kirkpatriok,$103 18
l Roberts A Fox. ' 53 60
159 Roberts A Fox, 40 2
3614
1993
1997
1993
3574
626
5860
5877
5879
6381
5886
323
195
218
2009
13
1994
2010
3580
2009
27
165
275
140 124 Roberts A Fox,
45 65 Roberts A Fox,
250 13 Roberts A Fox,
290 HoberU A Fox.
102 34 Roberta A Fox,
2l5 Conrad Long.
670 Jona. B. Smith
37 62
12 06
67 00
77 72
41 00
69 28
444 01
330 09
846 Henry Wykoff,
331 JohnDunlap. 18141
100 -Casper Stiver, 40 20
501 Christian Lower, 302 17
650 Roberta A Fox. 395 25
621 Christian Lower, 310 93
365 Roberts A Fox. 217 48
604 Roberts A Fox, 364 21
995 94 Roberts A Fox, 600 05
611 i Roberts A Fox, 368 50
256 f Benj. Henry, .154 37
135 Casper Stiver, - 8147
472 Caiper Stiver sr, 284 62
62 Georee Shaffer 50 11
283
100
; 60 t .
66
"259
J. M. Millers (h's, 42 88
Baum,
MoGairy.'
Roberts A Fox,
Roberts A Fox,
63 60
26 80
18 09
67 00
V "
Rebecca Brown,
Christian Stake,
Leonard Mollis,
John Burcb,
John Cummings,
193 70
43 80
39 00
133 38
68 25
CHEST TOWUSHIP.
Ac Per. Warrantees, etc.
100 158 John Boyd.
153 Joshua H syne j,
153 Thomas Hamilton,
153 William Wilson,
James Ross,
313
433
298
258
433
433
433
153
153
153
433 153
100
433 153
876
257
88.
271
411
2S4 "
433
190
256
22
200
433
14?
100
61
433
153
164
Taxes.
$46 40
145 00
200 91
"158 27
119 71
John CnnniDghan-, 150 80
John Cook. . 150 80
Joseph' wing, 150 80
William Cook, 160 80
David Cathcart, 29 00
Alex.'Hnnter, 100 46
Peter Horse, 130 85
Hugh Bartlay, , .74 58
Joseph Pike, . 25 62
George Page, . 78 65
Henry Page, 71 68
James Noble, . 67 87
John Musser, 200 91
Christian Rohrer, 88 16
Miller fc Crist, 118 78
hKl'tlBf'fc Crlat, 19 21
Mabaftey & Mitchell, 46,40
Mathias Slough, . 100 46
Georee Ross, 42 69
John Brenneman, 29 OO
i. & H. Breth, 28 SO
Sam ael Jackson, 71 45
COVlHOTOH TOWJTSHIP.
No. Ae. Per. Warrantees, eto. Taxes
1891 600 . 72 Morris A Stewart $90 24
1893 483 47 Morris A Stewart S8 OK
3649 70 30 Morris A Stewart 9 87
Morris A Stewart 51 47
Morris A Stewart 2 11
1892 ) 365
1894 J 15
1903 I
1897J450 ,
5377 1100
300
200
Morris A Stewart 31 73
George Mead, 155 10
John Uriel, 21 15
H. Burgett, 60 40
DECATUR TOWKSHIP
Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc.
891 Thomas P. Cope,
24 Tbos. Edmnndson,
67 96 Joseph Sansom,
891 159 Thomas Biliington,
Tbos. Stewartsoo,
Mary M'Lanaban,
Ann M'Lanaban,
100
202
404
100
200
84 137 Joseph Whitehall,
108 Jacob Downing,
20 ' Joseph Sansom,
76 99 William Sansom,
241 22 William Evans,
50 Nancy Fauly,
333 147 Thos. Edmundson,
90 John Drinker,
200 . Casper Haines,
281 Gilbert Vanght,
195 Joseph Harrison,
198 Joseph Harrison,
50 Joseph Harrison,
83 136 Joseph Whitehall,
Taxes
$204 88
12 57
85 62
204 88
62 40
105 84
105 84
200
125
200
17
90
Stacy W. Thompson, 62 40
Mary M'Lanaban, 104 80
44 uz
66 60
10 48
39 82
126 28
26 20
174 50
47 16
104 80
147 24
102 18
103 74
26 20
43 60
. 104 80
65 00
104 80
8 90
. 24 58
Jonathan Nesbit,
A. J. Goss,
Saoi'l. M'CIarren,
, Joseph Sansom, "
; David Stewart,
FERGUSON TOWNSHIP.
Ac. Per. Warrantees, eto
233 159 John Ham bright,
50 Matthias Slough,
8 ' ' ' Matthias Slough,
433 153 George Ross,
74 " Lewis Jordan, :
50 ' Hiram Pastmore, -
100 ' Abraham Ozden,
24 Henry Swan,
50 Benj. Hartshorn,
100 . John Hambrigbt,
100 . Adam Reigart
809 78 John Doughton,
Taxes
$69 96
. 12 00
1 92
103 92
, 20 04
,12 00
24 00
5 76
. 21 00
. 80 00
24 00
74 16
4272 425 .
4200 -330
4188' 140 .
4188 250
4131 ; 495
4200 660
4182 990
4188 . 200
4188 350
4133 .
4271 ' 495
4241 937
4233 947
1534 i 20 :
1535 600
4242 290
4399 372
4340 183
4393 216
75 .
. 100
90
. 25
..-
- 107
5 IT
4400 100
No.
1921
1938
1934
3648
3647
6123
1924
1890
3647
1890 )
1939 1 160
5352 798
5376 11P0
5353 1100
6357 1100
Morris A Stewart
George Meade,
George Meade,
- George Meade,
George. Meade,
1925 345 62 Morris A Stewart
1926 153 93 Morris A Stewart
1937 123 Morris A Stewart
1SS9 227 125 Morris A Stewart
3643 282 56 Morris A Stewart
1929 33 Morris A Stewart
1890 187 , Morris A Stewart
1888 378 - Morris A Stewart
1917 346 Morris A Stewart
3650 106 . Morris A Stewart
1837 456 . Morris A Stewart
1916 50 . Morris A Stewart
1926 105 ' Morris A Stewart
No.
5314 6315
5316 1000
1909 137
300
100
100
438
333
100
152
5325
5325
1912
1923
1923
1922
5324 1213
6326 1100
FOX TOWNSHIP. -
No; Ae. Per. Warrantees, e to. i Taxes
James Wilson, 4f
Jnmoa Wilxon. wl 18 49
James Wilson, pt.- 23 52
James Wilson, n.ei w
Jumna Wilnon. wi 41 66
Jam. Wilson. - 73 92
Jaraea Wilson. 110 83
James Wilson, i - &0-46
- Jamei Wilson, mid 49 Oft
for 1864 A 1865 45 8Z
James Wllson.w.p. 82 78
James Wilson. 262 51
James Wilson, 264 77
Jama Wilson, ' 6 60
James Wilson. .163 00
James Wilson, 83 44
James Wilson. ' 62 50
James Wilson, 24 64
James Wilson, .... 72 .52
EvanderHyde,. 25 20
LanaAHvde. ' 28 00
Dan Kios-burT.B L35 09
J. S. Hyde.B.L. 8 40
Hyde A Co Hnletl3 89
. Firmialot 23 97
Giles lot II 20
' 23 to
GIRARD TOWNSHIP.
A Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes
203 108 Morris A Stewart $23 95
428 120 Morris A Stewart 63 12
318 Morris A Stewart
108 Morris A Stewart
10 Morris A Stewart
200 Morris A Stewart
608 100 Morris A Stewart
254 120 Morris A Stewart
10
Morris A Stewart
75 17
12 74
2 36
47 20
59 94
59 94
2 36
28 32
94 16
129 80
129 80
129 80
40 71
18 03
. 14 51
26 79
33 28
3 93
22 07
44 60
40 83
12 51
63 81
6 90
12 39
GOSHEN TOWNSHIP.
Ac. Per. Warrantees, ete.
760
1000
Taxes
George Meade, $124 45
' George Meade, 163 75
George Meade, 163 75
Morrii A Stewart, 26 85
Wm. Mapes. t, 77 60
' George Meade, , 39 30
George Meaie, 39 30
- Morris A Stewart ' 57 37
Morris A Stewart 100 33
Morris A Stewart 26 20
' Morris A Stewart 25 29
67 George Meade, 317 81
Geore-e Meade. ' 238 20
5327 1113 120 tteorge Meade, 291 69
5329 1100 . George Meade, 233 20
5330 1100 Georze Meade, ZM 20
1911 100
Morris A Stow art, 26 20
GRAHAM TOWNSHIP.
Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes.
297 ; Thos. P. Cope,' $130 96
199 John Skyrou, . 87 76
145 T. Cpe, . , 42 63
108 Jas- Milligan, 80 27
109 Geo. Moore, 48 07
340 Josenh Simons, , 118 95
848 ' Joseph Henry, . 70 47
100 Charles Hall, 36 iS
41 , C. J. Allport, 18 09
100 Robt. Shaw, 68 80
100 Jno. Donaldson,. . 36 75
66 104 B. D. Scboonover, 24 26
OTTETICH TOWNSHIrS ur--
Ac Per. - Warrantee, etc. Taxes.
1121 John Witmer, ,. $44 14
8C5 48 Geo. Baker, ' 119 87
90 Benj. Wilson, 35 87
48 114 Geo. Moore, - 18 86
849 96 Geo. Moore, 187 17
134 Philip Gloninger, 52 67
158 John M Caben, 62 09
433 153 Edward Hand, 99 66
356 69 Emanuel Reigart, 81 60
108 Geo. Moore, 24 76
260 . John M'Cahen, 102 18
98 John Lampblack, 38 51
100 John Witmer, 89 30
50 Beoj. Wilson, 9 83
119 121 Christian Stake, . 46 78
193 122 Matthias Toong, 75 85
433 153 Christian Hager, 170 30
433 153 George Musser, 170 30
237 48 Tlios. Tadler, ' , 93 15
210 Daniel Offley, 82 63
215 76 Geo. Bsker, Jr. 84 50
486 145 Timothy Paxton, 171 84
433 153 John Burge, 170 80
216 153 John Musser, 84 88
436 145 Jos. Ashbrigbt, l7l 84
HUSTON TOWNSHIP
No. Ac. Por. Warrantees, ete.
3575 961 Roberts A Fox,
3583 1020 60 Roberts A Fox,
3602 1020 60 Roberts A Fox,
3605 1049 129 Roberta A Fox,
3606 1020 60 Roberts Fox,
3586 1020 80 Roberts A Fox.
1986 403 . Roberts A Fox,
1691 463 Roberts A Fox,
3595 1020 60 Roberts A Fox,
200 ; JO. Ridder,
195 Darid Caldwell,
5673 1041 Moore A Delany,
5674 1041 Moore A Delany, 368 04
5675 1041 Moored-Delany. 30 a 04
5066 999 Wm. Powers,
Wm. Powers,
' James Wilson,
James Wilson.
James Wilson,
27 Moore A Delany,
James Wilson,
6067
4263
4264
4199
5672
4261
4902
4235
4226
29
4230
4236
4225
4390
4839
4902
4897
5062
5069
4231
4234
4090
879
990
990
990
347
990
420
986
990
Tales
$335 It
360 57
360 57
370 83
360 57
360 57
144 22
144 22
360 67
70 70
63 93
363 04
349 96
310 07
225 02
225 02
225 02
105 14
249 99
Wilbelm Willink 143 47
James Wilton.
James Wilson,'
965 123 James Wilson,
607
490
740
124
990
5S
110
990
990
633
626
923
3607 686 65 Roberts A Fox, 173 02
3534 1020 64 Roberts A Fox, 257 55
3585 1020 64 Roberts A Fox, 257 55
3604 896 136 Roberts A Fox, 226 24
6063 297 Wm. Powers, 89 99
4193 927 23 James Wilson, 234 02
4256 833 115 James Wilson, 22i 22
4254 927 23 James Wilson, 234 11
5679 1041 81 Moore A Delaney,473 19
252 206 John Dunlap, 9160
500 Dubois A Lowe. 151 60
7 95 91 Reynolds'snb divi
sion, J . .Nicholson, zv y
do J.Nicholson, 9 09
J. Nicholson, 31 80
J. Nicholron, 1 20
J. Nicholson, 1 78
J Nicholson,. 33 33
J. Nicholson, ' 23 80
J.Nicholson, 27 27
J Nicholson. 31 83
J.Nicholson, 27 57
J.Nieholson, 25 67
J.Nioholson, 23 28
J.Nieholson, 27 79
J.Nioholson, 30 30
243 96
249 98
243 72
James Wilron, 128 06
' James Wilson, 123 74
James Wilson, 186 85
' Wilbelm Willink 25 04
Wilhelm Willink 249 99
Wilhelm Willink 13 93
Wilbelm Willink 38 89
Wm. Powers, 349 93
. Wm. Powers, : i . 349 98
' James Wilron, 161 09
James Wilson, ' 132 81
James Wilson, 233 10
Wm. Powers, 224 83
Wm. Powers, '- 245 47
Wm. Powers, , '299 94
, E. Shoemaker, .113 63
E. Shoemaker, " 30 60
. Wm. Powers, . J 90 24
. James Wilson, 63 14
James Wilson, 126 25
' . James Wilson, 224 43
80 Moore A Delany, 262 90
80 Moore A Delany, 262 0
27 Moore A Delany, 87 66
. . Hammond A Jones 20 20
Moore A Delany, 82 82
Moore A Delany,
Moore A Delany,
Moore A Delany,
,: Moore A DeJaary,
Moore A Delafty,
M Roberta A Fox,
. Roberts A Fox,
Roberts A Fox, !
Roberts A ox,
33 Roberts A Fox, 1
Abel DoBois. '
Wilhelm WiUink,
5061 1113
5064 810
5065 990
375
101
5063 ' 298
4228 250
4236 500
4285 -889
5670 1041
6671 1041
5672 347
4899 100
6676 - 647
5677 14T
5678 1041
5672 ' 347
5676 - 500
5677 500
3589 85
2000 1020
2001 1089
3592 ' 900
1983 429
1000
4902 100
3593 1AM 60 Roberts A Fox,
3601 , 437- 20 Roberts A Fox,
3600 899 151 Roberts A Fox,
3578 733 ' Roberta A Fox,
3576 903 109 Roberts A Fox,
8594 1020 60 Roberts A Fox,
3697 888 86 Roberta A Fox,
11
13
6
8
15
6
8
2
l
12
14
16
do
do
do
do
30
105 109
4
6
110
95 153 do
90 104 do
195 . do
91 do
85 43 do
93 144 do
. 91 141 do
100 20 do
J0BDAN TOWNSHIP
Per.
163
153
153
81
ai
81
27
Warrantees, etc. Taxes.
Richard Peters, $83 46
Peter Kuhn, 145 08
Richard Peters, .77 64
Fred'k Bestes, 134 16
Adam Kuhn, S4 34
Ebenezer Brenham,' 52 08
Adam Knhn, 85 22
Thomas Martin, . 145 08
Rob.it Martin, 103 20
91 135 Philip Loust, 33 85
70 ; ' ; Wm. Johnston, 26 04
100 . , .Jonathan Jocrs, , !!4 80
100 Richard Martin, 3100
433 153 John Dunwoodie, 132 00
Ac.
224
433
209
433
HI . ,
140
103 .
433 153
283
No.-
1430 ,
1093
1023
1093
1095
1096
1097
3465
3461
1095
1095
1097.
1097
1093
3463 (
3475 J I
XABTHAUS TOWNRHIP..
Ac. Per. -Warrantees, ete, Taxes
342 Wm. Smith, $149 63
79 Charles Willink, 9 83
63 Charles Willink, 12 50
253 139 Charles Willink. 31 63
124 103 Charles Willink,-' 15 51
865 : Charles Willink,
436 113 Charles Willink, ,
53 62 Charles Willink,
259 113 Charles Willink,
97 126 Charles Wiilink,
122
100
100
89
75
Charles Willink.
Charles Willink,
Charles Willink,
Charles Willink.
Charles Willink,
108 13
64 49
T 26
32 36
12 12
15 24
12 50
.12 50
11 12
9 38
652
69
48
200
iMfr- Me
1665 600
1097 )
1096 125
1097
1097
1096
3466 i
3467
25
j 50
600
122
83
89
18
106
133
60
Charles Willink, - 81 49
Charles Willink, 7 St
J. R. M'Closkv. 12 60
Wm. Michaels, 7 60
ii. 1 Hall, . 3
Charles Willink, 18 75
Charles Willink. t 76
Charles WiUink, 7 50
W.A SchnarsACo, 156 25
Daniel Yothert, 83 13
Mary Kggam, 26 99
T. A J. White, 11 11
T. A J.White, 2 26
Thomas Meyers, 13 25
Christian Brown. 41 51
Hugh M Gocigal, 6 96
438
433
433
483
433
153
153
143
153
153
Thos. Fitxsimmrtns, 104 79
George Clymer, 104 79
Robert Gray, 104 7
Patrick Moore, 104 79
Mary Morris, 104 7
Magnns Miller,- 104 79
Nslbio rraxey, 104- 79
Clem Stocker, . 104 79
John Vaughn, 104 79
433 16$ . Jonathan Nesbit, 104 79
BUir M'Lanaban, 61 44
William Stewart, 72. 12
James Wilson, 25 4l
Bobert Morris, 24 20
William Morris, 21 78
Richard R. Smith; 73 81
Isaac Farlow, 1 . 24 20
Patrick Hays, ' ; ' 24 24
-. George Gates, : 15 14
Hrman Grata, ' . . .20 82
40 Conrad Swartx, 65 09
17 John Graff, ' -' 11 4 69
FicbolasRidecour, 24 98
Robert Carson, . 117 12
Nicholas Rklenoor, 25
Matthias Slough, 90 75
Henry Drinker, - 6 05
Frederick Hubley,- 96-80
Matthias Slough, 8 47
William Bigler, ,12 10
Simon Swartz; 40 80
Joseph Potter, . 17 42
Francis Johnston, 24 68
Joseph Nicholson, 9 09
Joseph Nicholson; 11 28
433 153
433 158
433 153
433 153
170
298
105
100
90
407
100
100
125
112
267
19
187
484
90
122
139
19
. 95
117
375
25
400
85
100
222
96
186
50
62
i PINN TOWNSHIP, ;
No. Ae. Per. Warrantees, eto. Tax
8982 643 14 John Nicholson. $168 85
168 t , Greenwood Bell, 43 63
5962 - 63 Eljah Heath. 16' 37
153 Nicklin A Griffith', 89 77
6951 106 Nicklia A Griffith, 27 81
PISS TOWNSHIP.
KNOX TOWNSHIP. ' ' ' .
Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxns
487 43 Beuben Haynes, $158 63
435 60 Luke Morris, 157 92
433 153 Joseph Hilliard 167 18
433 153 Robert Gray, 157 IS
429 41 John Binghurst, 155 73
433 153 Sarah Ward, 157 18
433 153 George Eddy, 157 18
433 153 Moore Wharton 157 18
George Asbton, 84 69
William Hunter, 104 77
John Dorsey, 39 06
Benj. Poultnet, - - 157 18
Israel Morris, ' 157
Martin Pierce, ; 167
Thomss Jordan1, 2l
George Fox ' 7
Isabella Jordan, 157
Henry Trout, 86 80
Caleb Fonlk 157 18
George Wescott, 106 87
Robert Wharton, 62 92
433 153 George Seaff, lol 18
225 John Boyd, 81 67
109 Susanna Ward, 89 57
255 G. & M. M'Cormlck, 92 55
76 Peter Whiteside, 84 84
100 John Dorsey, u 12 10
22 22
157 5
105 14
11 50
151 50
216 14
309 06
829 97
204 54
108 93
252 60
20 20
237 65
110 39
272 49
185 05
' 229 27
25T 65
334 32
233 153
433 153
833
433 188
433 153
433 153
72
25
483
100
433
293
173
153
153
No. Ae. Per. Warrantees, etel
64 John Nicholson,'
41 John Nicholson,'
64 John Nicholson,'
64 John Nicholson,'
; James Wilson, . .
85 James Wilson,', .
12 John Nicholson,'
" John V. Hovt,
Thomas Jordan,
Thomas Magee,
' George James,
. , R. A W.M'Xtnl,
- I. Bailey. . ...
r-Z7M'NaVir
V Thomas Magee, '
Raehael Kratserj
John Niebol son,
John Nicholson,
80 John Nioholson,
57S3 1020
6785 319
5774 683
5775 820
4262 990
4252 957
5777 410
5777 410
5923 25
1429 70
6923 20
5931 206
2
145
64
135
,290
67?f 111
200
6776 276
5776 369
5776 476
Taxes'
$74' 66
69 91
60 02
0 02
90 41
67 48
60 03
60 03
Nicklin A Griffith, 6 10
8. Blodget, 8" 54 s
Nicklin A Griffith, 35 13
Mckltn 4-Griffith, 25 12
10
35 19
15 63
16 48
31 73
8 6T.
83 05
XV Z
24 40
83 67
45 03
67 96
TNI0N TOWNSHIP.
No. Ae Per. Warrantees, ete. Taxes
3603 909 151 Roberta 4- Fox, $367 34
3599 606 66 Roberts Fox, 244 82
3582 799 39 Roberts d Fox, 60 60
1035 408 Roberts d-Fox, 164 88
1992 408 Roberts ir Fox, 164 83
1990 183 Roberta 4-Fox. 73 93
2005 693 . Roberta fr Fox, 279 97
1990 200 Roberts ir Fox, 80 80
2006 176 99 Roberts d-Fox, 71 10
2008 196 Roberta 4-For, 69 39
3596 829 41 Roberts ir Fox, 834 81
3610 299 62 Roberta 4-Fox-, 120 80
2008 235 Roberts 4- Fox, 115 14
3537 350 Roberta 4-Fox, 13150
3588 970 60 Roberta 4- Fox, 391 88
3587 650 Roberta ir For, . 263 60
3593 330 ' Roberta 4-Fox-. 116 14
No.
LAWRENCE TOWNSHIP.
Ao. Per. Warrantees, etc.' Taxes
5313 1100 George Mead, $103 13
1995 33 80 Roberta A Fox.W.pt.9 62
1995 33 80 Roberts 1 Fox, E.pt.9 62
221 Hugh Jordan, 27 62
413 John Read, 61 63
52 114 Rudolph Lits, 6 50
90 Robert Mitchell. 36 25
James Alexander.-" 4 50
Wm. Montgomery, 71 25
J. M. Maeuinber. IS 50
LeonardAHartth'n.lS 50
Jas. Irwin of John, 3 36
' 2S5
.46
18
. 41
; 41
5293 726
5296 1167
5297 1213
5290 438
5291 1100
J 153
176
2i
137
. , 4 .
J. B. M Enally, 10 25
Jas. B.Shaw, 10 25
George Mead, 90 75
47 George Mead,, ; 14S 89
69 George Mead,' 151 61
George Mead, . 282 02
i George Mead.' ; 333 43
Ellis Irwin A Son, 23 75
' Ellis Irwin A Son, 33 00
Ellis Irwin A Son. 45 00
"Ellis Irwin A Son, 34 25
. Kratser A Barret, 1 25
433
4o6
433
100
412
420
240
433
268
215
60
300
100
418
125
57
100
334
216
438
121
163
433
433
433
100
248
237
170
91
218
H
40
189
100
85
150
100
162
153
159
153
41
120
153
WOODWARD TOWNSHIP.
Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc-. Taxes.
John Vought,- $235 M
Johu Walls, 248 67
John Roll, 235 64
William Wilson, 64 40
John Cannon, 178 10
Henry Drinker, 171 86
William Drinker, 97 92
Israel Wheeler, 108 19
Samuel Emlen, ' 72 90
Thomas Neil, . 68 48
Eli Hootman, . 16 82
Mary Neil, 122.40
BodJ. Johnston, 40 89
" Hegartyv 170 64
John M'Cahen, . 38 21
Mary Connelly, 19 44
Roland Evans, ' 64 40
Pigot Sbaw, ; 181 70
Sebastian Graff,- 117 60
Tbos. Edmonson,- 238 27
Eli Hootman, 49 86
Mary Sandwick,- 88 90
Philip Loast, 176 66
Jacob R. Howell, 176 66
Wm. Johnston, - 176 66
George Beckham, " 40 80
Charles night, . 184 82
Duniel Turner, 128 82
Peter Londer ' 69 86
) ' Charles Louder, 24 76
Chauncey Rickets, 51 96
Chauncey Rickets, 2 72
William Wister, 9 b2
Jsaae Wilson, 44 88
. Henry Shaffer, ;,j ,34 OO
George Asbton,- . . ' 11 66
John Low, ' 34 00
Isaac Goss, ' r . ' :' 84 00
John M'Lstbon, vr. 68 11
143
. 42 :
73
153
153
153
63
30
. W. K. WRIOLEr. Treasurer,
Clearfield, M-ch 25, 1868.
;. H0RRIS TOWNSHIP. ; 4
Ac. fer. Warrantees, etc. ' Tales
402 . ' George Wetrell, $97 28
20tf ' ' William Wertz;; . 49 84
827 --5 Christian Wert, 79 13
873 i. -,. David Laacby 90 27
421- . Jesse YarneU, : 101 87
440 5 65 Joseph Turner. 106 48
440 309 Joseph Turner, 106 48
840 20 Joseph Turner, .82 28
423 . George Habecker, ' 102 37
800 ' Peter Tarnell, .. . - 72 60
34 1 John Read. ""' , 8 22
122" Patrick Bays, ! 29 62
183 Francis Johnson, 38 27
400 " Peter Swartx, 98 80
433 153 Thomss Morris, : r 104 79
433 158 William Morris, 104 79
ass 158 Samuel Meredith, 104 79
i3 168 William Miller, - 104 79
438 168 Hetty Morris 104 79
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