3?:
I? _ ,‘Btm‘ocralc Banning.
c L EA R‘Fl E Lb,” 9.. Nov. 19. 1845
f’l‘hnnks’giving.
. Thug-day‘of nufwoqk (21th inns.) hayinghdon
uppojnled byjhd Guvernnr Mlho State as In any of‘
'l‘blnklgwjng arid prpyqr, wilh u. recummondnlién
lonll clorgymen In naiamhle their [maple for i'olh
gloul cxucim. the Rev 8 N. Howell-_wxll preach
a lemon on that occa-lun m Iho Prubytenan
ch‘tir‘ch. in minimum. utvll pfclouk. A. M. .
nclnoél'nlic 111 eelihg.
The Democratic (.jllizom bf Cleurfioldpmmly ure
ulfiactfullv invited to meet in the court haune on
Taogdny evenink nflho Deccmbar courl. A prom
imnt übjefl oflho meeting in In define some plan
for the improvement of Ihe present delegnlo cys
"111- A general nllondnnoe u enrn'eully requellcd.
By atdcr omenlling (torqmillee.
‘ M. NICHOLS. jz. Ch‘n. '
Library Meeting.
A mowing oflho medihou of tho Clenrfield Li
brary wdl ha held at the offiro of I. G. Gordon.on
Friday evening null. for the purpnuo of making :1
nlocuon of book). and olocling office". A gener-
Iljltenduncé of the member. ig denirad. - ,
WA {ow week-I ago we published a :very
‘lengthy ndvorliaomant. in tho ahqpo or a pr'oapeo
Im. for'Baut’mer’c ManumMcMod.' The compon
ulion oflorod th editor: for doing It), was thrtc cop
' in of thq mid method. We have not yet heard
(tom Mr. Bommér. although we were careful to
Iddren him a com of each of the three numbers
of our paper containing hm pnnpecma."
We fool a deep unxiely to aid in Iho improve
ment of {He Tanning interuu. pmlicularly in our
counly. and it way therefore with plauurolhnl we
immod [he ndvmilemenl. a! the uuggenio'n of
one 0! our most enterpriting fume", whose print
cipal objecl. we bellow. was nho lo nit) in impvo'
vinx Iho Iclonco of agriculmro.
WI" Mr. Bummer fulfil hin promjn. or relieve
us from thin unpleunnl "Me of su-pWy man
ifeuing bin "In"! at once!
To our-Patrons.
An intimation appeared in our hm number that
we had tomelhinz more to any in relolton lo the
cooree the 'Bmmn’ would punuc under the pur
tial change of proprietori. I
' We regret that clrcumrtnncea forbid m promie
ing hny particular Improvement In the appearance
olthe pnper el .prm-nt. V No improvement. in thin
‘line.cen be morlr without new type; but we pledge
our-elves lhot. if our patron! mil oomu to our old
and raise m 8200 by the firetol‘ Mav next. We
Will then publieh for them a paper thetJor me
cheniceleppeorence, ehnll be equal, if not eupcrior,
to any other paper within the interior ofthe Slate.
The] ehould. do it. They have Iho meant, and 1
that! county pride should urge them to it.
When wesoy that the political cherhcler ofthe
' Benner' ehell undergo no. change. we moon that
whenever it does define it. polilitm, it will be lound
on the Democratic Republicmveide; but no long
u there in but one paper published in the county,
we‘toneider' it our duly teeny on liltle upon this
lobject ul ponlble—and n! no time to burthen our
column-‘witb polttioel slung. To correlpondentl.
our columne ere'ee lreely open to the Whig us to
the Democrat. It In our object to publish a county
paper.‘relher'lhen apolitical argon—4lnd ne'em-h
we call upon lhe cilizene: 0! our county. without
regard to party or not, to euelain on. It in o lo‘
mentible lrulh. that at prelent our petronege‘ie
principally confined to the middle close of our pop~
elation—o large proportion of our richeu citizen
never hum: subscribed for their county paper..—
Thte in wrong. _Eoery man should have hie Own
county paper. There are eome. we are welte
were. who can illy afford the BINDIQn—BIII for o
rloh mun. il'ie'diggrece: as (soon would we be
found among Iha rhvilen o' voligion. or an enemy
lo’odncnllion. - '_
This in Inc 53.91 improvyefnont. The present
century has already fa! outclrlpped any of“. prede
couon in improvlné .the' conditioner mankind.—
Tho man‘who !uku no pnpbr.‘ by which he can get
a knowledge of these impronmema. liven behind
hi. limo. Ho belong: to the pin gnnaraliun.
In o'govarnmanl like corn, u in Iho July of every
«our. to mo. and to undefimnd'whul ho doe:
"If, The inlngue at present. going on bolwee‘n
'anco and England to roloin the balance of pow
" throughon: Iho world, in lheir own handy. and
to brown! the glowlh'nnd extenuionlofoné repub
lic/In form ol government-lanolin! oroune Iho indig
nql'ion ofovely non of freedom; and Ihonld own~
Iron In every bran! an anxious (10-ire for no"; ond
’lnowlodgo concerning Ineio'lnomonlouo qdcuiom.
llpon illiluch qiuelllono. it in our intention lo'lbrnw
I" [be light nilhin our "ooh, and we lruu ‘lhere
invnol a man Inflho county wlio ml] {emaimin Ig~ ‘
nolonoo‘oflhom‘ Their country: demands il—nnd
(boy Illilllldqtl't':~ 11, l'f notlfor, lhqin‘ own\.ndvnmage.
for-die, advantage ofgbeir childt‘n. - ' “
’The‘flregbnynailrbad.
A longilofle; will be_ found in our column: In
day from Mr. Wmmn. iho‘ gentleman who pro~
' pogo-Io build a nil road from Lhke Michigdh lo
the _Pfipiflc Oc‘oan" ‘ ll' will Vbenen‘ that he has
-oxp)o,réBlh_o gioppd hon Iho Luke w the Minouri
river. and is now oropinion lhulr' the Work can be
‘dOßff‘ViQh lcu difficulty lhnn ‘hvolhud dpred (0' hopr.
, [al’nylmfl point of view, wedeem lbw projocl
1;! flag ntmoplijomncomnd wo. think angran
shpnlil gt on“ ucocdo Io Mr. Whitney’s -propo-i
-tion: Thea lel‘lh‘o poople fake illin‘hfind and grgo
5! Upon their reproumhuvny 'L'e“! fun ,expre'iaidu
in jgffiqug comp,” from (very ? gqthuing. All
chonld unite in His aflbrL—whig tind'domop‘m't;
"in . inlipnat'work-nhorefore M nullpamor {he
nqlloi: bifu'g‘ Ibnpdinjl-V ' ~ “ .»
‘ W 6 My. ' (bi-(rip. will nol'bé paglé'clad 1! Iho;
‘Deniocr‘inviic giggly tin” can!) iveoka ‘_ I,
fl‘he‘ Alexi? Shéhkérl
‘ SCO). Dam“. is warmly urgid by a power: of
ihq éomWMll'Ol} vNiirlhorn Penn-flunk. {oi ‘ché
dminguiuhod‘ppnol Speaker of Ipc mm 119qu 91‘
flqmuplqliy'um No ”haunt-elem!” ‘could he"
undo. and no dlulripl {pi-£11981!“ “more“ denim;
the ham: than Centre and Clodrfiold. ‘ ,
\.
GE
C. KRATZER. Pu'l
Measn L'dilors :—ln leaking over the
' ‘BANNK’R’ ol the lat instant; I noticed an
article headed ' A Disclaimei.’ signed by
the Rev. Elias Wélty. charging me, in
connection uithJ. A. Cathcart and others,
with circuiating‘through different ' parts of
this county, “ a base and melicious falsc- ‘
hood." in confidently asserting that he, the ‘
said Mr. Welty, had taken a bribe from
Messrs. ‘Wright and welch to clectioneer
fol them for the respective offices for which
they were candidates. ' '
With what Mr. Cathcart and others may
hevc stated about the matter. 1 havu noth-
ng to do ; but so far as relates to myself.
L wish most explicitly to say, there is not
'one word of truth contained in the article
written by Mr.‘\'\'elty. I never did confl
dently assert any such thmg—bnt I did
say, that l was‘credibly informed, that Mr.
Welty teld John M’Cord- and Joshua].
Tate that if Mr; Welch was elected he was
to have his (Mr. Welch’s) house rent free
for the [coming year ;—and also, that if Mnl
Wright was elected he was to have a. new
vest. l was also informed that Mr. Welty
told John M'Cord that if he (M’Cortl) did
not vote for brother Welch he wanted him
to vote ‘for brother Wright. for if he was
eleCted he was to have a now veer. As for
my deopatching a letter on the wings of
the mail to Luthereburg. it is a base and
malicieuafalse/wod.’ Had Mr. Welly act
ed the part of a christian, exercising ' the
high and holy functions of the ministry,’
he would have first come to me. and not
gone to the‘Banner—remembering that the
Scriptures teach: ' if thy brother‘ofleud go
to him.’t He might then have saved him
sell'the trouble of publishing a bare-faced
faleehood. I cannot [or a moment suppose
that the matter originated with Mr. Welly
—tht he ehould first have ascertatned
whether his information ..wavorrect. and
if it had been so. thengyyhfitl his remedy.
. \. . .
As It now stands before {a} publtc. I am
bound, injustice to my own charactcrfito
have thomatter fairly_ understood. New
”the language. coming from Mr._ \Velty'
was-um sulficienl to warrant all that was
said by mc.'then I am wrong. This]
cave for the public to decide
ler, Welty is lhe man he wants peo
ple lo buliove he is, a 'true chrip'lian. he
wrll auendto ,Ihia matter, find where nlhe
error is, and recall what he has said in the
Banner, or find his proof for the asacflidna
hé has made. [think is much 0| my char-
acler asihe dqea of_ his, and it ought not to
be unjustly assailed. ‘
, ‘ .'JAMES'C. BARRETT.
HFPLY "‘0 l4}- »WEL’I‘-Y'S DISCLAIMER
Messrs: £dilbra:-—Your paper .0! thb
lal'Nov’r was‘ handed to me the other day
in'wvhich make was published an umcle
headed, 9 A Dikelpimer,’ signed by E.
Welty, which I read {vim no p!easant feel?
.i’ngs. and ‘uyich’l‘feé'l’ inyselfcall’e'd upon
'to reply ton". ‘ If. it. avid; no}! for the res-peéi
=1 havé 6va had ;for_lha'.man as ~a:uunis’ler,
uniLbeligvinnge hat been shamefuily'im
pqgedgupon byhio infarmém. {Vih'o ’inl'ls'i ‘
be sdt’bdliulé‘ibulbfl maliciouséfefilfiroj I
‘would-reply in harqhgr“thzdg 311536.19 here
uéed. ‘ ' ""‘ " "’1 5’
’ ““IfiZihel‘iiriat': {flute} his say'ihg lha’flnyselll‘
iand olheracqnfidénlly ’q'otsqfqedjilha! fig was
EMS/bed ,by’ M 956:5: , “(right “and Welch 'lO
é‘legt‘ioneo; for thqm.'&&., is lake: 1 név:
Jer'eald so. nor 1 never heard’Mflß‘artéit‘
30: any olbei‘ person say so, andrl'eallfip'on
:M,r.v; W9ll] tq‘prpve, his; 3539 mm.) ‘: {Willi
(first: to Mm Beneath-Iona? ‘refarregiviloi‘
in find 7'.Diqcsiimof.’ I know nolhiny ‘ab'dut
I ‘
. , ' ‘. : ',v ’( .~," (5 ’l'
" ~-' * . Fatal ‘A'c‘cidenl,il';:7;;;;-;~,j
, Alwly melancholy occldenl occurriafbnfiiild'y
evening In“ “1' Huh bridgo now'gning niacin}! n!
lhin place. “hich resull‘éil in ma. death pl “Jona-
Tnllai ELwaLyln young man aged ‘u'bom 24‘yéuis.’
Ho {cll'fmm' iho’ flo‘dr‘ib‘ihe wntefl ‘mmb lyventy~
two 9! lwenty~lhrba’ l‘col. omgnl; d‘pur‘cgl‘?“ aloha,
hlo'r'lgé. &d , léh‘lél'elyu frnplnilng big hc'ulll.‘ and 're.\
ceiying‘olheiflnjws, n-h'ichi réaull'ed in floulh on
Sumlny morning nbnnl nine o'clnck'. He “7nd bro'il
lo Philipaburg. When n‘boy', {min Philadelphia.
where il iu'lhnugfif'hlé'fnlhnr still realdné. ;
Will our Philadelphia exchanges copyl' - '
RICENT Eucnonn—ln New. York ‘lho demo;-
cral- have a majorin oflti in the Senate and 19 in
the Home ova: n” opposition, Injhe cilymll the
officers nm' democrats—having nearly 'névlmuny
vole-p» Iho Whig:- an-d Nulivea combined. .
In Muunchuuolns the Whig-“hove nguir; I‘vcp
Mary thing before mom. ‘
In New Jeremy, Ihc damncml- have gained ltdrgo
ly on Iho whig mujqrily in the Loginlulnun-7“":i
pleclod Iheir Gangrenmnn In the vacnmdlllricl.
{la-Gov. Smmx and Socrelaly MILLER. are at
puwnl lojnurmng in_ Philadelphia. They have
vililedltll the public lthouln. will: uhlch llxoy 0]).
pound much delighled. , '
WThe man nulbenlic accounll from Mexicq,
render il almo-l (readily: than” difficulties balwcen
lhnlcnunlry and the United Slaw: ml! soon In
amicably adjullcd. .
Fut iho Demacnlic Banner!
For Ihe Democrallc Banner
i’tl. l_‘ heccrjhdiird h‘l Alt‘it‘d‘tdonejgeo tilt ll”
"read join the: Dio'clttitrier.y He‘luray hpeak.
for himself. Butter Mr; ‘Welt'yror‘any‘
other ‘m‘an‘.’ to‘aay. b": intimate, that I mace]
!use of contemptihle devices tafraccompliah,
iny ends. is a falsehood and ahG‘nflsitlt'which
[throw ‘back‘ with diedain. ='=[ "believe 1‘
did not ask a'm'ér't'ih' the cou'yntji‘ toi'lote‘ldr
me. touch me plead and‘coax' fat-then
votes, or. use anxcontemptible .derlice‘ei g
‘ Now'forfacla, Mr. Welty did'tellllzn
different ports of the circuitgthatfil‘Mr.
Wolch was elected he would give his
house, 81c. rent free to the circuit for one
year. Also that he (Mr. welty) would
get that 'emaller consideration’ .(a Anet‘v
vest) from J. W. Wright, if he was elect
ed. , When I heard this! did any that :I
believed Mr. \Velch had a design in it to
help hie election ; and I believe 80313:.”
It costs the circuit considerable for house
rent every year, and many members might
be influenced by the offer. I- am sorry
that Mr. Welty did not come to me and
talktthe matter over, as it wan his duty to
do; both of us being members of the same
church. But since he has chosen this
course he hum put up with it. ”others
have made a big atory outof the above
facts, I cannot be held accountable forks;
Your remarks. Mr. Editor, above the Mia‘-
claimer,’ are " very good once ydu know
where to~apply them,
‘ J. A. 'CA'I‘I'ICAR’I
Lawrence tp. Nbv. 10:11.1845 ‘
W'l‘he man supposed to be 'l'irrell,
tfijfinrderer 0! Mrs. Bickford. turns nu:
n We been an escaped convict from the
1 Nb! Correction in Boston. whom the
keeper had followed and arrezted in New
Jersev.
To Tum: wuon: occun'rlom TEND T 0 rnonucz
on’AackM‘A'l-x Dunne—Thin clan n! individuals
in very numerous. They are [how who wnrh In
an unhealthy atmosphere. Printers, workmen in
{rather alnrea, "one cutlery. bake". whi‘la lend
manufacturers. are all more or lan uuhjetr to dia~
i one according lo their llronglh of communion.—
Tho only mothod lo preronl dilute. in the neon
lionnl Inn of: medicine which nbairacil lrom the
circulation nll delelerioul human. hnd expel: llmu
by Ilia bowels. Tunicn in any form are injurious.
a: lheyimly pill ofllho evil day Io make ilmoro
halal. The um ‘of Brnndrelhln Pill: will inlure
heallh. bccaule lboy tnke'nll impure mnllera out
ofthe blood,nud the body in not. weakened bul
llronglhoncd by their oporalion, for lhe-vvnluablo
pill: do no! force, but [hey mm nature. ~und,uro
not opposed. but harmonize will: her. i
Sold at Dr. Brundrelb't office, 241' Brnndwn'y u
25 comm per box. V
.. DIED—On 'l‘hucudny mornin'g hm, very lud
denly. in Lawrence tow-nailip, Mu. NANCY, wile
ofJohn Hull, Elq.—leuwng n husband and leverul
children to mourn hor sudden om.
Heads up for Dublin .(
N E W GG 0 D S .
E &W. F. IRWIN have just recei
. vet! and openectat their okl stand,
us laugh an assortment 3f as gnod goods,
am] as cheap goods., as can be had from a
ny other store in Clearfield county. 'l'heir
Mock cum-ions of:
DRY GQODS.
Hardware.
Hals, (best quality)
’Druga.
Tinware. .
Cotton Yam,
Can eclioniz'r . '
CLéCKS. y
Brushea,‘ ‘
Oils. ‘ ’
Pain/a, - _
Nails. - I ‘
flir-liglal Slaves,
Ten pldlg, do.
Tobacco. best quali
(3/. '
GROCERIES,
Shoca & Boole.
Caps of every uari
ety.
Queensware. ’
Umbrellas.
Books 6', Sfaliomr
ry. ‘ . . .
Glass, . _
Looking Glasses,
Varnish, ' V
Sleigh Bells.
Cooking Stoves.
Slove'pipe.
Sug'ar, best quality
_ do. common. ‘9l:.
be public are reapcclfully requested
0 ‘call and examine lor themselves, as
hey are (lclerlnin‘ed‘Jo rénder all possible
salisfaction to theii’ omers. . _ .
All kinds of gr in. [an n". deer skim.
rags. pork. bees 'ax, nil/ow, butler, eggs,
hogt’ bristles. I des; furs. or we); C/ISH,
Will be taken in exchange fur nulls.
‘ " ’ 9%. 81. W. RSRWIN. ‘
Clgarfieltl. 1 )1 Nov. 1845. l
Sheriff’s Sale.
Y virtue of u- writ ul andittuni Ex-
B putias issued out iof the court ‘of
Cumnmn‘l’lgus of Clearfield county, Will
be. 'Xfingcd to' pubric _sale, at the calm
huge, it)“ the tbqtouglr ”Of Clenrfieid.a on
Mo day. the!“ WW of Dé‘cgm‘be.‘ n'ext,’
a certain line! at land, mtut‘tte' in Jurdbnt
‘ township..olearfield couilty',”bo'l'tnded as;
'foflo'ws. viz:.—Béginning as fin‘hsh‘tre'e
inithe/Jine rof land 0! Ruben. Johnston“.
thence by‘ land of Edward *Cdm‘m’efor'd
.nndiJi'i'n'gii'Joimstoh'. south. 50°,west 115
‘perches to - a post. thence'by ‘line'uf la‘nd
warranted to Jacob Hourd north 50°‘west
160 pcrbhgb'to'a posh: thump-3b} land of
.tyhichl‘t‘his was formerly" ha‘rt'oi'tthe'fsnme
surveyin‘qrthhém cost .115. patchestto. the
place qthheginniug. containing 108 ncreh‘
and 78 (perches and allowance, 'the im
provements belng athvellingxhéuze and .
subletand aboutfzo acres of cleqredjand -
_Seized p and taken in execution ’nndto i
batch! is thEA'Property o! ' Donald Mc- ‘
Donald by' A. . . 3
7:».IIIELLIS-IRWIN.USh"fl.
Shefiflfi Plfine.‘ “Clem - fl
. field Oct, 39. 1845.;
':,!;." aH ‘. 1:1" 3""!13'1: ~H;= «my: -.
ivsiLLlsr. omémmwmns.‘ ... .
Drawn fizrraflccembmf'vm, .1845. '.
Wjulivnmvsmith ‘. Fag-mensnezmcqxingwn
_Miilinhyfipll M d 9; 58am
ilflmesspencqr .4 “H. "do-“3f? 1”)!“ka 4..
Wmcmcm . «do “Jordan,
,Andgev‘p) Reign-a . . ,de 5,, . yßl‘n’M‘in
‘Wm'P'lhorp Merchagt- ”Bell 1 a '-
..SH'PPFBLFPH‘PHOH2,:ENWEI', , w Pikes- ~
Dickerson C 919,“; ,4 do. ~:. uKanhaus'
John He'nny ; ~ [IQ . mPenn-J '
Gcgtgc 'l‘hp'gnvp x Carpenter» Borough _
Ch’n Emigh ' ' ,‘do Motris
Michun! Heilmnn Farmer" Burnside“
Jeue Huttqn do . do‘
Elisha Fenton do Penn.
Johg 1’ Dale
Geo‘rge’ thhér
James Gallaher
Francm Caudriet
Genrge Wclch jr.
Abraham Hoover
John Hugku-nlwn'y
Samuel M Smith
“’m Hepburn '
_ LIST OF TRAVIS JURORS. '
Drawn for December Tenm 1845.
John ’l' lrvm Farmer Pike
Mordc’i Livergood do ‘ Girard
Israel Nichols do ~l‘ Huqton
Robert Owens do ' Lhwrencc
J H Fleming Cabinetmake‘r Piko is
Sumutel Culd'w‘ell Farmer 110,,
George Shofl” "do . ngnlur
Wm flaming. “'a'gnnmalkcrd Penn .
Nulh r. Lyo’ns do 4 Brady
Thomas Kyler do Morris
lsuac Rickels jr .dn
’Jon GI-urhart \. do
lymc Drnucker Innkeeper
Richard Curry Farmer
G‘B Smith do
J B Halsey Wagnnmaker
Philip Amen Lumbermnn
C M’Cracken ,Farmer
R Montgoméry ban-yer
Joseph Millwood Farmer
Henry Whileuide do‘
David McGheehen do
Wm Murray ' do
Wm Hegurly (lo ’
Daniel Philips dd
John Moore Gunsmilh
Henry, Wright "Farmer
George Newsen Painter
John Shaw Farmer
Ab’m Harlnuck do
‘Juhn Shullzc jr do
Jester Hollon do. ‘
JI-hn Kitchen 'd'u
Ab’m Gosajr do 1
Ed “‘illiamu do
John Riderjr ' do
George Helman do.
Samuel Clyde Blacktmilh
Philip Ktiner Farmer
J G Scofield ‘ do '
J L Cullle Blacksmith
Jan Wrigley Cnrpent’er
Thou. Campbell Farmer:
Arlhur Bell Sawyer
D \V Moore Printer
DflVld Michael Farmer
James Gill (lo
Attention National Grays;
0U are requested to meet at
Y the armory oh Saturday the
29th inst. at one o'clock. A. M.
precisely, in citizens dress. As
business 0! importance will be
laid before the company at that
time. agenerul attendance at the
members is requested. , "' 4
By order nf the Capt’n. ‘ ‘
G. THORN. 0. S. l
Nov, ►9.
’H‘o Teachers. .
HE School Directors of Lawrence
T District will meet 'at :he uffice nLR.’
Wallace. Efiqu -on Saturday the 22'd'ol
November. 1845. alv-l o’clock. P.~M., fur
the putpoae of examining the qualificnlions
uf persons who may npp’y far Schuols. ‘
‘ WM. C. WELCH. Sec‘y. '
Nov, 8'.,45'
SHERIFF’S SALE.
Y virtue of a writof Venditioni Ex-
B ponns, issued out of the Court of
Common Pleas of Clearfield county, and
lame directed. will betexpoaed to public
gale. at the court house, in Clearfield, at
lo’clock, P. M. on Monday the hit day
of December next. all the interest of the
defendant in a tract of land situate in Co
vington township" beginning at the N. E.
comer of tract No. 1896 at a witchshazel,
thence S. 29 ps. to a white pine, thence
'W 76 'ps. to a white oak. being the begin
ning. of the lot conveyed bye- _—
thence- B‘lo and two-tenth pm to a post
by a whitepi‘ne. thence 179 pit. to a post.
thence N’ 101 and two-tenth perched to '
white oak busih. thence E 179 pc; ,to the‘
place of “beginning. containing-106 acres
134 ps‘. and nlltnlvance.j Seizednnd taken
in execution and. to be sold as the proper.
ty at JacobG.‘ Lebn. byw ‘-
3. .- , ELLIS IRWfilN..‘Sh’fl-' '
‘Shét‘tifl’fl office. :Clear- I s .' ' 7
‘ field Nuy.3. €45. E ’. "
5 "iii". @fimmma ~ ... . .
,i ' AME‘f‘o'ghevr'eéidghcé'of‘lhe SUbSCFi'.
i . 71’9“" LA‘W'r‘e'nce tn-‘s‘hms! filmed." 1,9:
;l,y nr Ag‘g'us} ‘las’t, fiat/s flbrin‘d‘lgd ,S'leqrn
,‘with‘ white ‘spbt‘d‘. éuppos'ed Lope mymrljng
.last'.’o[‘ir'mg.’ "I‘He' owner is desiml‘wlo
come forward, pyove properly}: pay,,chqr'
gésmnd lake] il}‘"awh’i-+,olfiéfirwige, it will
be disposed at 'nccdr'ci’i'rig fiolaiv, '
I ‘2‘ 341:; [TAT E-
.Nag‘."B,j 1345‘
' _LOCKSH Good -Brass"CloEke--
C neatly‘finipbedyand “Mlinmgépt
cragJor me ,by .lhe "s“.ble'liberigafgi‘l'ow
price? mpall‘ihdbéi'amine-37.4-‘ ' . .
:', (- ~,- ~ c, KRATZER.‘ -
Sfpt. 24. ‘ _ ,
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Pike
Knrlhuus
Burnside
Covinglon
Pike
Fradfurd
Furguum
Huccaum
Peep . ‘
do ,
Tailor
Farmer
(In
do
do
du /
do
do
. Heccuriu
'Decnlur
Brad
I’:qu
Girard ‘
L'nwronce
do
Ferguson
Bell
Decatur
Beccurin
Jordon
Girard »
'Beccaria
Decatur
Borough
fleccana
Borough
anrencev
Pike '
Decatur
Beccaria
Burnside
Decatur
Bradford
Covington‘
'—Bu‘rnade
"'Lawrgnce
Brady
Penn."
Burough
do
Bell
do
Borough
Chest
Beccaria
Sherlff’s Sale. “I; ME
Y‘v’i‘rtu‘é of a Writoffv‘éiiillilikfii'Ei
{B punas issue’cljrout' iglf'flfliiflcq‘fi'élfldl
Common Plea": M Cléé‘rfiéulzcou‘fil‘y, t 3
mg directed. wjllupe'pxpogedvdogufiliu
«ale at 'lhe ét)u‘rl"h’oilsé, in' d] (b 9 ,ol
Clcnrfl'eld. on Mpndqu lhéf'l'atdtfif'jibf’bd'o '
cembar next: .1 ‘c'e'rl’uifj‘li‘é'érlf’gif‘laii(lffh't3§l'
shen township; _Cleinrfield ab‘thrjg'bofi'nd;
ed as followsz—Beginning at'fil Wh‘iCe'fz'éli
"u.- North we‘st corner ofmict'l Nn’.‘;l92,l'.'
‘92 psi. to p cheehur. thencg'ejas; 1323.5?!
tn a‘dl‘esri'd‘l_gi‘gb'rqfl‘ence nlon'g'linié 'o'fN'd.
wern‘or'm m aha-“ 0 d Mm; (sak‘tzr'n‘efi:
being , phr!l (-f 't'rné! No."lDQ‘Z“;'tHe”,i‘flg-’
provements being I: lrafine‘d'fi'él‘ling lmufig.’
a log‘slable and a 9aw-hiill;"yvi(h'ubodt'lo
ac'res of the 'lan‘d’tlleared. ' (:m'uhl'éip‘fi BBQ
Hundred and thirty-nine :i'c‘res'fipd 4113 i.
Seized and taken. in‘ex'ebulmri as; the pro
pcr'ty bl, Philip Brndfhfd. and tobewld by
" ' "EL‘L‘IS IRWIN. Sh’fl'."
Sh’fl’s office. Clear- ' ‘ ""' 1
field.‘Nov. 1, 1845, l "’ 5 ‘
833333391398 9&1'5130
B “virtue of a. Writ'of Venditioni‘Exl-z
ponas to me directgd, .issuédvouttfi
the Court ofCommon Pleas uf'Cle'nrfilel _
‘ county. will be exposéd to public sale,“
the court ‘hmue in Cteurfield town,‘,9g
Monday the first day of Decetnbér ne‘xt,’
the lollowing real'estnte:-—A ceatnin tract
of land situate in ‘Knrthaus‘ township, in
said county, bounded by lunduof But“),
than on the South west, Wm. Micbuch',
lnnd oti the North, tutti by lands (if Dick;
erLéun Co’le on the Eu}! ,audjSouthjéufi.
taming [arty-twp, a'élres, with twofdyr'illfi
,ip‘g' houses and“ a burn} a‘nd‘nbout‘th't’t};
acces clgpretl. tale theiéttiféioffhhflMi?
chngts. ‘Selizledg aud'ta'k‘en ‘in 'lex‘ééutioft",
an the; pro’penty of‘JUhn ,Miéltaels’,‘ a'fid‘té’
bespld by ‘ r-‘u-t'h'. Lt. . tn”! .!
~ . -. .ELLIIS'IRVV ‘ “5‘30“
Sh'flw‘o‘mce. cm‘r'i .1 .‘.N-fih‘fiw
fidld, Nov', I'. 1.8215}? w. A; .. 4)
..‘ , .‘ 3,. fining/7 s",""“"j|,fjl/?Iv
J' ; I , . ' in: :lan
55 v‘l .zSTRAx—EDT' "”7"
,33‘, .'. . ROMnbe,~.:paswre¢ol'.Ju
: Skimw ,ENiqlx,«gl,l.:neurocfenrflekh
1 ”i" ’ .'f“; ugwnfio.nv3he.l 2m; or delu'an..
rf- u, _va‘udun OT‘QCQuerO‘()fEdlhOL‘FEL
somewhat spotledjqnbjs' c,tra!¢;ipuxi})gd;iuz
:bolh hind legs. Wlmevérflill sclc'ufig‘halw
_horse. and. gin; ijzllqr‘lppupn f to lhc’j‘primep
'ng C}ea;fielrnl whqrt‘Jifi‘mayl‘be,:fi;fiml,fllll_
be rewarded b‘j ,pé'j'meni Uigfiflrrénéudgwe.
jcllér‘a'us' T 61 KM 'sa‘u!’ [)b'r's'e' 'lls, cjélédflpgfif-é;
iS‘w'hmP" [#9101135 ..., a 1 z
..: ~ ':J .3am a (“JAMES TYLER:- .
. Jay In. [‘th cm Nov) 1, 1845-pIL
NEW &"flHBA—P
'«GOODfi .
- US'l‘ received. nml‘lorqunlc‘ by-Jhe
JV subscriber, at his old" st‘nml,‘ 1: large
assonm'emfof' new ulbd'seh'sonjjbll'e goods,
consimifig .nf , ~ , . 4; .
DRY GOORS. "HHRDW'JYRE.
GkogVERIE-SC; ' QUEENSPVflRE.
300' S«- Shbes, HflTS'q-L'flPS.
BONNE.TS.'L g:..['.7‘_Oß'./I‘CC.O. -
j CIGflRS,-~&.c,- ~
which he is prepared arse” Im- cnsh or
produce as cheap up they cad be had at a.
ny other estublishmegi: in him). '-
'l'he public are rehpectfolly‘ inn
call and exuminaihis' stock‘ up}; judge for
themselves. ‘ ‘ V '
‘ . RICHARD SHAW
No'. 7, ’45.
NGTIC‘E
IS ONCE MORE'GIVEN. TllflY
P. HURXTHAL has ‘réceived n
F. {rash supply of goods (0 sun the
present and coming seawn, an'i! promises
to sell unun as favorable [er'ms' a‘s'nny es
tablishment in the counly. His slack
consistswof. ' ~ .
. v IDLE?! (BQDGNEQQ
of nearly every desc:iplinn,hlmh us clams,
'cnssimeres; Battinem, Kgntuckyl-jeans.
red. yellow.nnd whileuwuollen ffldnnels.
brown and .while comm flannclsz,‘si|k warp
lustre alpaca. black: andnbcown a'pncfl.
bl'ack. Hro‘mrand grammar-mo, checks of
varidus qualitieb. ginghnh‘n. mougseliuqrdo
lame, crnpe de 'aine, balzarinc.~cnshmere
do cause. &c. '&c. a good assortment of
(may and trimming goods; >
flL‘SO '
a fine stock 'nf hale. such as ycjaslpr, buyer.
brush. russia. rornm and wool. - , . .
CQPG—n good subply 'of fash'i'oaéble
C'OU'. ch-vct, glazed and mu. ‘ , , 1 ..
Hardware,
Mill sawmfmsycut nn’d' handmwj; cof-
Pee mills. cow-bells. uugurs. filesrscrevn,
tacks, lurks. shovels. and ‘many‘bther
things in the flame line. 7" ‘i I
; ’o' 'S/xoés, Boots (94 Lent/26%;!“7”
. ‘ ‘ . I. ‘ “‘1 "
Much require but to be sgenfor (hqilfi rec
mnmenduuon -
. GROCERIES,» ~by w f‘.
A general assortment. carefujly laid _in.
and M u very gnod~tiufili|y. '~"‘ " U
wamwamma‘ijsigg
A genera! assonment, and pfl'gotqgkgqggl
'y ‘ '
mmemmmm ‘.~- '
Such as (ea seus. cups and ”saucers. plates.
&c. 8:0.
DRUG&
A goud§upply o! éVery describflpar‘yltfl
- Nova Scotia Gfind-Stonq. .9.
01 the very best grit and ‘qu'aiity'l‘i ‘ "j '_’ ’
L/Call and see for yourselves, in: the' stb’t‘k
Will be sbhl rensbnable,"in “exéhkfigéflb‘r
W'lzcat, Rye. 0013,‘P0rlc. Hidesfl'Fule.
and especially for lhe CASH. ‘ I ‘
Clearfield. Nov. 1, 1845;
énce “85‘ 123 P - to a p9?3.l;|lane‘és'i_§h
11=11
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