E
Btmouuttt murmur.
CLEAR?! ELD. PA. Mncn'l. 1846.
“KT’WO are Indebted lo the kindness of
ma Hob. 10mm vanéron for valuable
congreasjonll favonnalao ‘0 Mann. Pn
nmlox and Wonanu. of our Smo Leg
illlatuu, for logisluive documeptd.
.sde leunlrom our lam! dam Iha!
no action has yctbccn had in the United
81am 80mm on the Oregon ' notice’ rel
ohuionu.
llon. G. W. Wood Wm-d.
We this week lay before our readers a
my lengthy communication from‘this gen
tleman. to the exclusion of our usual vari- 1
ety. It is vigorously written—levels. as it
were with a single stroke, every imputax
tion which base ‘calumniation has castupon
its distinguished author, and reflects cred
it upon his patriotism and legal ntteinmentc.
It contains a detailed statement of the facts
and circumstances connected with his nom
ination by the‘ President and rejection by
the U. 8. Senate. and must ultimately place
him still highet in the affections of every
unbiased and free-thinking mind. We
ask for.it an attentive and careful perusal,
feeling assured that it will well repay the
trouble. '3
n‘fl'he bill graming the Right of Way
I 9 the Ballimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany through Pennsylvania to Pin-burg.
passed lhe Senale on the 27th ult. The
Home bu not yet acled on n. The yea:
and my: in the Sennlo on the final passago
of the bill ware as follows : F
'; Yul—Maura. Andaruon,Canon. Dar
ugh. Danie, Dimmick, Dunlap. Ebaugh.
Gibbom. Gillie. Bill. Hoover. Morrison,
Rahn. Ron. Sanderson. Sullivan. Sher
wood. Speaker—l 7.
Nun—Melamßenner. Bigler. Black
Chapman. Cowman, Crabb. Creacrafl
Fogely, Foulkrod, Heckman. Jordan
Smith; Wagemellel—ls.
- .3.qu bill orecling a new county out
olpam p! Huntingdon and Bedford. to be
called Blair. of which Hollidayaburg in lo
be the uni .0! justice, has passed both bran
ch" of the Legislature. and we uuppoab
will receive lhojignnlure of lhe Governor.
fi’The democratic Senatorial and Rep
ruentotive delegates met at Harrisburg on
Wedneedny last. for the purpose of nomin-
Itiug‘lenndidate for Cenel Commissioner.
to be thwarted by the democracy of this
State in October next. We have not yet
board who ha been selected for that eta
tien. bet from the manifestation of public
sentiment from different eectione of the
'Stote, in are inclined to believe that the
‘honqr‘mll fell upon the present worthy in.
enmbent. Wu. B. Forrrm. jr. The pro
ceedings ot‘ the convention will be given
next week.
fj’Tbe Natives held 3 Convention at
Havrisburg last week and nominated R. H.
Mom-ox. Esq. as theit candidate for Ca
nll Commissioner. Mr. Manon Was Iheir
:andidnlc his fall.
Lomsum SENATOR—SAMUEL W.
Downs. (dean) at present U. 8. District
Attorney. ya. elected U. S. Senator by the
Lqillllim of Louisiana on the 1611: all.
- gt?“ is stated that three sled loadp‘of
dud bod'm from Squam Beach awaited the
awn! of the can at the ' Welt l‘urn-Out,’
on the Camden and Amboy “filmed. on
01621“ uh. .
'. ”No nomination to fill the vacant
judguhip has yet been made by than Pren
dom. II u said Ihnt Judgd Regen. of the
Supreme bench of Pennsylvania, is making
I hard push for 11. ' '
myths! New York Hemld' alllel that
it 'ii mmoml. and generally believed, that
Mn. John Tyler. wife ofthe late Pm‘ident
,9“!!! Umiedfllum. lm left the home and
" prolcuion of her lord. and rammed lo he!
‘4 l’rl‘efl‘do’e on Shelton Island; Long. Inland
‘Sofund. .
‘ .V 1 From Mexico. 1
. 334 M shin! of the eleamehip Ga‘ves- ‘
Oon'fl New. cnm., we have new. from
m 'eity of Mexicojo the 21“ January. and
{tannin Rio Qtande ‘0 the 71h Feb.“ Mr.
Slidelllddr/minimr, left me city of Mega
c6"i’6r"llge':Uni_led' State; on' lhe 'l7:}: Jnnu
.di')",.x""fli9' pnupou waegrehaed on the
[ton/Ila Ihu he was not a ‘Vapecial minister
ghflhe eefllemem of the 'fi‘exaa affair; hie
’1 ‘epplicellon being made an n‘Mimsler Plan:
ipolenliaty.)bich they considered emoll-
Slim ‘0! the agreement bemcen the United
; Shlehnndßeuen'e govemmom, it‘being
oniy to native e spacial minister for a tire-
The Minigggy of A Wei-he'd exam!) the
unattached élficerr to join the army con
centratingon the Rio Grande. There are
6.000 of there olficerr —a number sulficient
Io olficer an army of 100.000 men. A cir
cular had also been learned by‘ the Minister
of the Interior to the Governor's of the dif
ferent States. ordering all the ancient pre
sidial cavalry. about 3.000 strong. to be
mustered into eervice, for the invasion of
Texas and defence of the Rio Grande.-
On the fifteenth of January Gen. Paredqla‘
iuued an '- order to lhe Governor’s of th'
different Departments, to furnish within 40
dayl. the uncanny quoia of men to raise
the army of invnuigm~ to 60,000. II at pren
ont numbela 40.000. '
M U RDEROUS RE‘N CON TRE.
The Washinglon correspondent of the
Baltimore Patriot given the following ac
count ol’ the oflnir. Mr. Plenum. hol
lett o family ol_ young children. with nei
ther mother or [other to protect them Irom
the rude blasts of the world:
John Humpden Pleasantl in dead! He
died this morning at 2 o’clock. ot the
woundllnlicted upon hie pereon by Thom
as Ritchie. Jr'., in their recent ren'contre. l
l learn the tncto to be subltantia‘lly as
follows: The quarrel had gone on in their
newspapers to such an extent that Ml.
Pleasant: thought hlmselt called upon to
bring the matter to a crisis. He therelore
sent I requelt to Mr. Ritchie to me‘et him
at a specified place and hour, across the
river from Richmond. with side arms—-
Mr. Ritchie uent word back that he could
not consent to settle the affair in that way.
Mr. Pleasants then sent him word that
the matter mm! be settled; and in that
way. V
Mr. Ritchie then prepared himself with
a revolver of six batrels. two duelling pis‘
tab. and horeeman’a short sword, and re-
L paired to the place designated, at the time
named.
Mr. Plea-ants \lho had not arrived, with
two (or four—there is doubt about thing
common pistols and a word cone. 3 frien
of Mr. Pleasant: approached Mr. Ritchie.
and said to him. that he thought the diffi
culty might be aellled if the latter 'would
do one thing. and that was to acknowledge
that he believed Mr, Pleasants to he a:
brave man. Mr. Ritchie replied that once
he could have done this; but now. Mr.
Pleasanta having called him there. and
not appearing himself. he could not make
such an! acknowledgment. ~ Mr. Plena
anta' friend then informed him that he
presumed he would hate to fight. Mr.
Ritchie replied, very n ell.vhe had come
.there to meet Mr. Plea-ante. The lriend
ol the latter left the spot and {vent to his;
princi al. who was not for off. Soon after
this Nfr. Pleasant: appeared. approaching
Mr.‘ Ritchie, considerably in advance of
the two friends who had aceompanied him
to the spot. AI he approached at a rap
id pace. Mr. Ritchie fired successively
his two duelling piotole, resting each on
his left arm. drawn up in an angle for that
purpose. He then presented his r‘e'irolver
and fired eithe tour or five of its barrels.
Alter he had fired first upon Mr. Pleni
antl. the latter drew and fired thrice with
out efl'ect, all the time rushing up to Mr.
Ritchie. and when near enough he etruck
him with his sword cane. when the scab
bnrd llew oil, and Mr. Ritchie struck up
the blade or spear with hts short sword—-
In dnlng which he received the point ol
Mr. Pleasants' spear in the corner of his
mouth cutting upvoatd a slight gash.
_ Mr. Pleasants then tell, having receiv
ed five wounds trom the pistol shots at his
antagonist, if not one from hia short sword.
One ball raked across the back at hta lctt
habd, carrying away all the muscles and
tendons leading to the fingers—another
passed through the fleshy part of his left
arm, halt way up [row the elbow to the
shoulder—another entered the lelt bruit
and raged round under the arm, a fourth
entereS'the lel't groin and proved mortal.
STEAM BOAT ACCIDENT.
Fir-ream len Lona—The steamboat ‘
Saledin, from Nashville, came'in contact,
on the night of the 13th ult. when near
Pilcher’e Point. with the ,stenmboat‘Con
greu. going up the tiver. Fifteen pu
sone on board the Congress were killed
by the collision or sublequently drhwued;
but their names are not given. The New
Orleuna Picayune any:—
The cabin of the Congress separated
from the hull and was towed down to Lake
Providence by the Salndin. The hull ol
the Congreu immediately sunk.
‘ We learn further that in conaequence
‘ o! the collision the connecting pipes of the
engine of the Congress burst. and severe
ly scaldcd several at her passengeye‘j The
Brunette brought down some of the 'injur
ed passengers of the Gangrene. Ind land
ed;them at Vicksburg. ’
MAliqup-On :1» 26m u_ll. by- m. Rev. Bm
uel N. Howell. Mr. Wu. A:~Run. of Lawrence.
Io Min Emu": Mummqfélék’g township. ‘
ELECTION OF. «'gfir-USTEES.
THE stockholders ul’lfitClpatfield Ag
cademy are quxj‘eii'éd to meet at
the Academy, in Cleurfleld. on Saturday;
"I 8 l4lh insh. at 2 o’clock. P. M. lor thé
purpose of electing 'l‘lusleea and Audi:
torn for said Academy for nlhe preyem
year. - .
Thou petaonn "who are Mockhuldern
and museum origma! subscribers. are re.
quested to produce their tranalerl, 0: the
qettificfilei renting to them. to thqboud
on said do]. so than more regain lint oi
Iluc‘hholdera can be prepared. - ;
. , By order of the Bond.
d , ‘ R.» WALLACB,‘ ISec‘y.‘ 5
’ March 8,1846;- . ‘ ‘i K
‘ DIED—‘On the 28d: all . in Moni- lofipip.
arm n lingering mum. Mn. Cnnuunl. con-‘01;
of John Honvar, nged‘fil yam-
BLAOESMITEING.
Ifiallemback & Hoover
WILL commence thoabove business
on the 6er 0! Apri| next. in the
shop at present odcupied by John Beau
mont. Farmers and others by givingihem
a call will have their work done inn good
and eubitnntlnl manner, and on reasona
ble terms. By strict attention to their
busineu they expect to merit and receive
a liberal share oi public patronage.
JAS. HIKLLEM BACK.
MARTIN L. HOOVER.
Clearfield, 6th March. 1846.
TREASURER’S SALE
or UNSEATED LANDS FOll TAXES.
IN CLEARFIELD COUNTY.
EN pursuance ot the first section ht’ the
act at Anembty of 13th March,lBls.
entitled " flu .flcl to amend an flat provi
ding the manner 0/ selling Unacaled
Land: for taxes, and for other purposes,"
there will be exposed to sale on the 2nd
Monday in June next. at the court house
in the borough ol Clearfield, and adjourn
ed tnom day to day until the whote are
sold. the totlowmg tracts of Unseated
land and Town lots. in said county. tor
the amount of to: set opposite each tract.
Cleuifield Town Lora. ‘
No. Varranlce. 7'01:
23 Jacob Kline 81 50 ‘
40 _ C. Shullze 120
41 Wm. Montgomely l 20
49 John Sytler l 20
43 Jacob Eshlemnn 1 20
47 John Barr 1 50
66 Juhn Fleming 1 20
69 Samuel Fanislock l 50
112 John Bumgardner 90
120 Jacob Kline ‘ 75
141 Peter Burg l '2O
147 J. King 8:. J. Ross 75
151 Samuel Lefever 75
160 Jacob Kauahman 60
375 Chrislim Klughmon 60
161 A. Whilmer 60
Covinglon Townshap.
3’o. I’3.
No
1890
1892}1100 Morris BLSteWIrl 33 55
1894
1892' 1075 Monies: Stewart 33 76
1898 1040 do do 31 82
1899 800 110 do 27 14
1903 1052 do 110' 32 16
1902 1020 do do 31 11
1942 545 do do 16 79
1941 25 do do 113
1694 56 45 do do 168
‘ Ferguson Townalu’p.
3‘23 Rich’d VVhilohead 7 15
329 John Stinrmetz 7 40
283 159 .100 Hambrigh! 6 05
433 153 John Stine 7 56
300 John Dnoghton 8 70
Jordan Tawmhr’p.
433 158 Peter Kuhn 13. 01‘
458 153 Fred’k Batlea ' 13 0|
433 153 JnoDunwoodie 13 01
433 153 Isaac \Vampole 13 01
150 . Susannah Ward 450
363 Jonathan Jones 9 12
9-00 Henry Trout 6 00
216 156 Adam Reigharl 645
200 Silaa Wilcox 6 00
144 104 Samuel Emlen 4 32
433 153 Thor Morten 13 00
433 153 Robert Morten 12 98
353 Chas High! 8 17
57 Robert Smock 1 50
287 107 Daniel Turner 6 45
289 48 Sam'l Emlen 8 62
Lawrence ‘Townahip.
225 J. & Jno Morgan 19 30
65 Roberll 81 Fox 2 05
198 ' do 3 64
125 do - 3 86
7'5 Hugh Luv, 6 20
100 Morria 51. Stewart 2 04
Morris Township.
327 Philip Wager 7 95
326/ Bernard Gralz 10 28
382' 148 Reuben Haynes 11 83‘
482 12 ‘Joleph Simona 14 94‘
438 40 Wm. Stewart 13 60‘
445 112 Carper Sbafl'ner 13 77
442 16 Wm. Morris 13 70
447 112 Joseph Henry 14 07
426‘ 91 “alter Stewart 18 23
436 114 Robert Show 18 '5O
393 47 Andrew Douglass“ 99
466 88 Re’uben Haynes 14 42
417 151 Jacob Kong 12 04
4%7 30 John Moore V 13 26
.442 16 Robert Morris 13 69
435 153 Jamel Wilson 18 04
428 91 John Morgan 13 04
1'94 47 Jacob Morgan 6 99
336 114 Hyman Gratz 7 29
266 86 Jacob Vl‘etzal 8 22
411 44 Charlee Hall 12 76
420 68 George Moore 13 03
441 86 Hilary Baker 13 69
449 133 Christopher Baker 13 95
444 45 Paul Welzel 13 77
464 105 David Hall 14 42
448 67 Hyman Gralz 13 77
461 120'Blair McLanahan 13 95
fig! 140 Jno-Nlcholsnn 12 46
6 24 Geo vWeilz‘el 14 42
v 466 110 Wlll D'Curwm 14 42
433159 Casper Haynes 1394
385 2801111510911“ Baker 11 94‘
888115 JohoKßurrow 12 013
.288 44 Wm. Drinker 8 73;
402 92 H. Sa‘Driolrer ' 12 4
180 63‘Richard Thomaa 372
300 50_'John Reid 11 16
.360 ”Michael Shauna. nl6
1316 . . Patrick Hays '- '9' 84
972 ,16 Robert Glenn ’8 43
195' Wlll. Inna 41°
1996
♦.
1995
911
421 Jun annelt 13 05.
150 Chr'm'l Master 465
435- Wm. Biglor 10 10
437 144 Francis Johnson 16 95
200 150 Jon Nicholson 7 75
200 Leonard Kyler' 465
- Perm Township.
300 Osgood 81 'l'homoc 4 60
301) Osgood & Thomas 4 50
456 14 Jon Nicholson 10 26
425 14 do 954
[6B Green Wood Bell 766
10 John Silord 45
90 Colh. congregation 2 70
30 \‘Vm. Biglcr l 30
40 Geo. R. Barrett 1 20
Pike Township.
5761 950 John Nicholson
5780 3%0 54 James Hopkins
5783 1024 04 do
583
582
5979
5962
595 l
5937
BM) 41 do 6 42
E2O 64 Nicklin & anfilh 6 42
820 64 do do 6 42
20's ‘do do 304
206 do do 3 10
5785
5774
5775
5928
59S|
90 23 George Fox
326 100 J. W, Smith
990 James Wilson
990 do
85'0 ' do
4252 957 85 do
4250
4262
41 81
4251
4258 888 15 do 668
3595 1020 60 A Shaw 818:. J.S. 16 00
17-9 Jno “'ilaou 5 37
' 405 100 John Evans 9 00
5781 140 '8 John Nicholson 420
1‘53 'l‘hos. Shohmakcr 5 52
9.95 47 J. M’Ferron 81. Co. 6 0.0
487 ' Ab’m Harlshuck 7 24
I‘l 68 Thomas Brown 45
47 Thai. Legget 2 89.
98 Thou. Legget 5 60
5782 15!: G. R. Barrett 4 59
V. ,lluslon Township. J
5673 10:1 8| Moore &Delany 14 66 '
5674 10 l 81 do 14 56 i
5067 9‘lo Wm Powers 13 84
4257 388 15 James Wilson 6 ‘2O
4261 990 do 091
4193 927 28 do 6 52
4254 997 28 do 6 52
4256 885 do 6 23
5069 990 Wm. Powers 6 88
5064 990 do 6 91
4231 799 James Wilson 453
4234 798 do M 453
4235 989 do 453
4236 990 do 4 53
4226 998_ do 4 53
4229 985 123 do 4 sol
4230 728 112 do’ 4 as
4225 990' do : 453
4265 889 do 308
4897 100 Wilhelm Willink 1 40
4897 59 do do 71
Fox Township.
889 James Wilson 3 33
151 do 52
090 do 3 60
990 do 3 60
990 ‘, do 192
990 do 3 60
990‘ ' do 860
900 do V 3 60
990' Wm. Powen 13 62
947, James Wilson 7 08
937 do 14 04
830. do I'2 45
188 do 1 41
923. do 6 90
170 do 1 '26
600. do 4 50
5216 do I 52
372 do 2 79
Karl/mus Township.
100 James Burns 3 00
1080 P. A. Karlhau! 32 94
916 Morris & Stewart 27 70
507 12 do do 15 43
200 do do 30 50
1095
1900
1901
”MS
1003
Girard Township. _
227 John Kyler 8 51
187' Samuel Fulton 4 20
103 N. Lacontc. sen. 304
100 A. 81. W. Murray 3 30
250 92 Augustus Laconte 2 75
298 141 MorrisélStéwart 3 30
123 78 .do do 1 33
108 51 do do 118
10 ' do do 11
Beccrm'a Township.
151 50 Thou. Ketlond 4 34
200 146 Ab’m Wilmer 6 40
234 66 Michael Mussel 746
235.153 Jncoh Km; 7 54
236 145 John Gibson 7 58
127.144 Jeremiah Masher 473
238 06 Peter'Gelz ' 7 60
210 84 Martin Font: 6 82
296 1‘25 Jacob Foot: 9 56
309 153 George Mouser 984
433 153 Robert Wilson 13 87
66 12 Thomas Gibson 209
324 84 Mathias Barton ‘ 10 34
433. 153 Edward Hand 13 86
483 153 John Ewing 13 86
274. 75 Peter Muller 4 879
133 153 Michael Foul: 4 26
9Q 60 John Mails 3 05
7A 133 Martin Mails 230
35 153 Emanuel Roighartsll 34
255 43 Goorgo'Moore 8 3.5
43% 153 George Mooro,jr, 13 87
3 v John Funk 10 34
13 113 Henry Landia 440
331 68 Fred’k Hubly 12 22
23 ' 79 John Bauaman 7 36
4 153 John Whitmer .13 86
155 135 Fred‘k Harman 407
, 156 PhilipGloneaor 282
23 Philip Mesaancopo 743
l 68 John Mesaencopo 690
103 55 Adam, Meshencopo 3 46
25 107 Wm. Bauamnm .8 35
43% 158 John.Bcom . g .18 87
. 20 Jacob Moummithfi 42
176 46 Jeremiah Moahar‘ ‘5 61
288,120 Jacob Krog ' 9 :50
188_ 120 Thou Billington 4 ‘4O
899, 40 John Whitmar ’~ 12 88
918
1936
1888
1958
1934
1889
3648
3647
399 40 Henry Whilmer 12 83
171150 Thu Billington 568
399 40 Hermon Whitmer 12 63
334 145 Wm Wilson 9 20
193 53 Sarah Billinglon ,6. 10
25; . Wm. Brown 600
4,3 , 153 David Barton 13 86
176' '47 John Schank ‘6 61
100 James Turner 8 90
253 58 John Baker 8 17
103 David Younkinu 3 ’44
50 .“ .. 160
Ragga Township.
151 John Taylor
177 102 Richor‘d Thoma
40,6 10 Jnmu Hombloxon
480 Polar Pogo.
l 0 Richard Thom“
Bradford Townchip.
209 140 June Campbell (Voll g)
738
612
765
310 Reynolds Rania - 730
370 12 Aaron any M3O
46 Krnlzor, Lemch a; Fulton 3-6 53
328 M. Forcey 6; Wm. Big!" 10 94
46 Males Bugg- l (2
Cheat Township.
433 153 George RO9! 10 38
433 153 Henry Muuu 10 38
400 El Henry Burlly 9 54
433 153 Benjamin Young - 10 05
433 153 John Boyd 1Q 05
433 153 Joniah Haynes 10 05
433 153 Charles Gobin '. 1035
433 153 Alexander Humor . 10.05
433 153 Robert Fleming lo 05
433 153 Thorn“ Hnmiltan IO 05
410 96 Mm Brady . 988
410 96 William Brady 983
410 96 line Richnrdlon 9 83'
419 90 Jonathan w-Im' , 10 09
Burnside.r Township.
Wm. Brown or‘Mchllough >
(no'nh i) 510
13 49
C 89
7 9|
270
l 20
5 52
839
634
7 02
3O
298 Robot-cl Brown
1433 11-4 6! David Kannody
150 Edward Shoemuku
Bell Township.
5904 1190 NiCßlin 82 Grimm 19 34
5906 1100 do do 19 3‘
5907 1530 do do 19 34'
5909 1 0 do do 17 85
5910 1190 do do 19 33
5911 1100 do do 19 33
5913 884 do do 1611
5915 900 du do 16 34
5918 1100 do do 19 3‘
5919 1100 do do 19 33
5766 1080 Henry Beck 39 50
4286’ 10 0 do do 99 50
3566 1098 Juhn Nicholnnflor '45) 18 10
195 ‘ Th'omnl Drunalan 455
43;] 153 John Dunwoodio 9 9|
2 Jourph Huh‘y ‘ 5 03
135 .l. \V. Smllh
I‘4? Eliza Jarvi
-300 Mohnfl‘y & Doughorly
500 Jamel McGheo
200 J. Walton 1} Elder
Brady Township.
518 76 Jouph Ferron
559 DIV/id Curry
331 John Dunlap
77 40 Carper Sliver
135 Jon. Ferron
120 J :hn Slugs
521’ Christian Lower
Decatur Townrhip.
.297 63 Philip Defl'endafl‘er 7 39
436 145 John M’Cahen 10 'l7
lg» 26 Chrinian Blake 2 80
4 158 Christian Hague 10 45
196 Daniel Ol‘hy . 4 72
119 44 John Lamphlucll 2so
231 65 Faggot Shaw 540
228 61 Thomas Edmunson 596
385 108 Benjamin Wilson 9128
336 96 George Baker 806
415 145 Benjamin Wilson 9 93
216 151 George Baker.jr. 486
436 145 Jung-h Alhbridgo 10 77
193 122 Mm in: Young 4 58
43% 145 l’egzol Shaw - _ -10 8|
4, 143 Juhn McCahcn - 10'"
433 153 John Burg 10 34
4 6 145 Timothy Paxton 10 77
43} 124 Thomas P Cope 9 74
4 147 Thomas Edmunson ’0 02
326 John Dnnker 7 77
409 107 Jacob Downing 9 77
364 70 Hugh Ell 870
387 30 Henry Drinker 785
291 80 Benjamin Wilson 527
299 40 John Skyron 7 14
216 39 John Skyron 6 18
2'74 8 Thomas PCnpo 704
101 30 William Montgomery 935
511 10 Dawn! Zoigler 1 31
306 49 William Sunsom 7 '7l
308 Joseph Sansom 8 10
191 59 John Cannon 4 40
236 28 Jacob Downing ' 5 45
210 12 John Sk ran 488
241 106 George (gruff 6. 6'3
21-5 Thoma: Neal 4 74
100 Richard Allierlon 2 30
333 100 Thomas Yealer '1 ’l5
339 'lO Mary Neal 786
216 John Mu menu. ~ 502
2111 Sebastian (3me b 01
408 131 Richard Thomas 948
438 73 Thomas Edmonton 10 15
131 Mary Connel I 47
427 30 Mary Sanwich 13 24
2213 Samuel Hegarly 6 'BB
300 John Whiteaido 9 30
160 40 John McClellnnd 494
400 Joneph Rupor 12 00
451 104 Franc": Luthorp '3 95
194 Christian Hamish 6 05
300 George Alhlon 9 80
400 Ben'nmin Johnson 9 80
400 . William Winter 12 80
‘ JOHN w. WRIGHT.Tten-'r.-
errneld. March 7,1846.
5681
533,
323
195
5681
5681
13
______.,______,___
C A U T I ON ..
THE public are he‘reby cnuuu‘ned .-
gains! interlering in any way with
me lolaning properly, now in (ht-posses
linn of Peter Lamm, of Girard ‘owmhip,
a! said properly was 501 d at Con-anle’n
me .nd purchased by us on lhe 9th Feb.
1846, and in in his possession on loan.
Hz: ' '
A lot of shingles, a laid square
timber, a lot of scantling; one oak
log, a lot of boards, a lot of oak
plank; 1 plough and , barrow, one
sleigh, l grind-stone, '1 sledge,‘l
bar, 1 pick,‘ 1 meson hammer, four
chairs, 2 wash-tubs, l spade, one
shovel, 1 set of blacksmith tools, 1
timber sled, 1 two- horse sled: W 0
set of harness, 2 set do. one brovm
inare, 1 cutting 'box, 1 buggy, two
bufi'alo robes, 1 iron kettleyl _eook
stove, 2 beds,'_l saddle and bridle.
libojr’o‘saddle, 2 trunks, l'worh
: bench, and > 10 buahdv potatoes. .
l 'v ‘ JACOB MXURERV- .
| . . SOLOMONMAURERr
, . e ~ WILLIAM SCHMIDT.
l 1‘eb.19,1846.‘ f ‘m .-' “ ,
4 65
3,60
650
‘648
.310
6 35
990
482
900
750
600
38 O 5
17 94
IO 29
9 48
4 30
8,96
17 64