all, no man whose election will not be n
triumph ul dcmocrutic principles-'.' 'l'o
cnnure- the lofnterrait ts alon'e necosaary
that the candidate should be one wlm will
unite‘tlte vote of “to party. Frnm pres
ent bppvarynces. then- wilt be in the (Jun
ventitm n ulficiency ol deleg {_astu ensure
the nomimlltion of Gwvrnar agilunk. and
the writer of thi; is not one 0! those who
beliet'c that if lus nnme slmll be presented
as the nominee ol the Cottvcntiun, that it
will fail to rally to h'u standard the dot
mocrncy MlO sustained undelcctcd him In
1844. ’ .
A more honest man or purer democrat
than Francis R. Shunk. never filled the
{3“}ch of Govetnnr of Pennsylvania, and
they "iit'ho‘ oppoae hie ‘te~nomination may
be solely challenged to‘point to an act-of
hts administration worthy the censure of
the people—~to a single deviation lrotn the
line of democratic rectittttle—tn act or
deed ofhis not prompted by a de~ire to
promote the gener‘al good. to guard the
rights of the people and the interests of
the State, and calculated to secure the
ends deligned.
Despite the clamor that has been raised
against this worthy servant ol the people
of Pennsylvania, who, it has been well
said, ' alter a life spent in their service.
is poor in all save reputation.’ l have no
no idea that the true democracy. who sus~
tainedhitn against the fury of Whig and
Native opposition in 1844. will [at] him
in 1847, should he be their candidate.—
'l'het he will till the second ft qttisite—that
his election “ill prove indeed a triumph.
of democratic principles—we have the
history ol hts administration, as well has
of his lile, to prove. ‘ .
Yet. in the face of all this,\ve cannot
conceal from nurseltt‘s the humiliating
fact that the elatnor (groundless and in
terested as we believe it to be) whith hzn
been raised against the nomination ol ll‘is
laithlul (lilit'tt‘ atttl honest man has not
been without its effect, and that the rxpe
diency ot his re tramt'nalt'on is doubted by
many who nonld heartily rejoice at his
TC eleclion. I know Governor Shunk too
well, not to know that by no act or desire
of his will the cause ol Democratic prin-’
ciples ever be endangered; and l have
faith that the Convention, oi the fourth ol
March will carefully flew the “hole
ground before they art. It ii possible,
then, that. as in 15114. the nomination at
at new man may be deemed necessary to
unite the early and ensure the success ol
democratic principles; amLexercming the
privilege of a democrat. l uould suggest
for the consideration ol the Conventton, in
that event, the-name ol “’ILLIAM BIG
LER. of Clearfirld. Col. Btgler needs
no eulogy lrom me. ”is reputation is co
extensive aid) the State—a: a Senator. he
has earned golden opinions frotn the o hole
people. and estabtighed a reputation lor
round judgment, prudence, honesty. alail‘
ity and‘a deep devotion to the Intere-ts ol
the stale and the uhole people.- of which“
older men might be proud. A 9 atlettm-.
crat,hc is above reproach—unconnectetl
ttith any clique or faction—acceptable to
all, and objectionable to none—l know no
man more likely to unite the suffraze; of
the whole party—no man whose election. ;
tf nominated. would be more cettttinL-tto
man whose election Would be a more dc»
dried and efl'cctaal triumph ol democratic
principles.
" Col. Bigter."l'a'm aware," has'refusrd to
allow his name to be used a! a candidate
tor nomination ; but. in the event abou
referred to, l have reason to beliete llt
would not decline the notninatiun.aml I
know that, while he is the first choice all
many. there are thousand.- who “Illjllln‘
me iii saying it) lltt‘ 4th March CHI'YPH
tion: ' If you cannot give us ' Old Shunk‘t‘
give us YOUNG l’rtoarzn. '
' MUIILENBiiRG.‘
DISSOLVING TH E UNION
A few days ago, Mr. M‘llvaine of
Pennsylidnia. presented a petition nl C -
leb C. Hood and 36 others 3 Abigail Jack
wn and 25 others ; ul Abner Unins and
5 others 3 ul Sunon Barnard and 38 nth
crs; ol Mahlun Preston and 26 othetx ;
of Gideon Mtlcn and ,16 others; and of
Mortimct Bye and 7 nthcis. inhabitants
of Pennsylvania. pra)ingC6ngrcss to ‘de
vise somc plan {or the" immediate and
peaceful dinnlutidn oi the American Un~
ion,’ in consrqucncc ofits connection with
s'nvery.
'Mr. ‘Mlllvainc-is the representative of
Dclnwnrc and Chester cou‘nltes, in Con
gress. He is lrnm the same scctinn of
country that Gen. Washington.dunng the
Revolutionary war; declated he felt him
self as unsafe as if he was in that of an
enemy's. We nr9.'thercfnre, not surpri
ocd that the descendants ul s'uchn rnct'
should desire a dissolution of this g‘orinus
‘Union.—Dem. Uman. v
Horrid Murder and Suicide -‘—Wc
‘leum lrom the Sullivan County Whig. (hm
_Ann 'Bnrcley. aged about ll yearn, clauglv
'le'r of Harmon Baucley, \vus murdered by
her slép-mumer. Mrs. Anna Barcley. in
the lawn ol Nevcfaink, on the 19m ML.
and that Mus. [3. immediately committed
suicide by cutting her own throat with the
same razor. “hich she‘hmljusl usedln
culling that ol the “tile girl. “I! appear
.edfzon: lhe mqu’ fifth t the molhc‘rhad
Jone-imbibed a sfiril uJyalrad low'nrd lhe
child... comeque {'l‘yihe hfld not} n! all
lzlimed-trealed heri “xrqnanuer bécoming a
~molbe'r.-aml ol'rlule had suflerec‘l under :1
rcmoraa of, conscience. nn- impression‘ol‘
mindflhalshohenelf .in consequencg _o_f
her lrenlmenttolthe child. mual sufl‘eu: in
Alésphilfiiul thatmany.“hich’olho‘rwne she’
might hallo beemthe happy recipient of.‘ '
.H'l‘h'e" réé'éipt‘é.‘ol‘lhe3Anierican Bible So
cietylor‘Janu't‘lty “(ever-26,997 3 I|ch dig-
m
Resolved, That “8 recommend Wu.-
LIAM U. WnLcu. Eeq., on our Represen~
tative delegate (in connection with one
from Centre county) to the 4th of March
Convention, and having full confidence in
his integrity and Democratic principles we
leavehimto exercise his ownjttdgment in
the selection of candidates for Governor
and Canal Commissioner—#belie‘ving that
he Will use all {air and honorable means to
secure the nomination of the candiJates
beetcalculeted to unite and harmonise the
entire party.
' Resolved. That the foregoing proceed~
inge be signed by the oflicers and publish
ed. - I ~ in i
-' JOHN R. READ, Ch’n.
H. B. Benson, ," ’
Geo Barnumg V' P” ~"' «
”‘72:. J. Hem hill. 9 , ’
D. If. Maori], g Sec r 39. ,A
.~o¢'Dnmmm is‘n wcukncss ‘ol‘ tho‘digaslive {m
gum, and, like every other complaint. ia_cmtuud by
nmpurjty oftho blood. 'l‘ho géstnc juicupn fluid
pccultnr to tho stomach. whmr secreted from ‘bntl
_blqod iuwt ofa hcpltltynuulily ; ,co'ue'guentlx the
food, instead 9! boingerporly disaukcd. oftctt'g'o
muifis ‘ undigoéled until it becomes in n mnnnqr
spoilgul orsputrifioa in the ntomg'ch; hphcé', bad
breath. a'disagrecablo‘ unto in Iha mouth; ebpdéiub
ly on‘fin’t wnklng In the morning‘ headache, gidm~
new, lawman ol spirit}. wanting o[tl|oibody.,&c. 3
Wright'q lndignyegotnb‘lq Bil]. ;ure 1: m'ruM'l.
unmiffor, -'Dylp'anbid;' chu‘mn they cleanse the
stomach-nil bowolfi'd‘lp" It‘lljléqs'unq cafnppt hp-
Democratic Meeting.
In pursuance of theusmil public notice
a largernnd respectable _mcetiug ofthe Dc
moernta of Clem-field county was held at
the court house on Tuesday evening the
2d inst. ‘Onmotion, J. R. READ. was
called to the chah—Guo. Ema/mar. and
H. B. BmssEL, Vice Presidents, & ”32}.
J. Hemp/(Ill and I). IV. Moore. Secreta-
HOS. .
On motion, J. F. Weaver. A. Kratzer.
Thou. Holt. Jonathan Boynton, and Isaac
Drauckcr, were nppomled a contmitlee to
draft resolutions for the action of the meet
ing. _
While the committee “on: absent Col.
Barrett, in response to a call, addressed the
meeting at length.
The committee reported the following
resolutions, which wete unanimously adop
ted :
Resolved, That we have the most un
bounded confidence in the wisdom and pa
triotism of President l’omr, and that, “he
ther viewed as the chi f guardian of the
people’s civil welfare, 'r as the constitu
tional commander tn cl f of the military
arm ol the nation. he” 9 proved himsell
worthy of the age, and an ornament to the
Republican party.
Resolved, That “a are in favor of the
ad ualorrm tarifl'ol 18—10. because it taxes
itnportntions according to their value—
becausc H affords incidental protection (the
only prolection allowed by our constitu
tion) to all kinds of American industry——
because it ts believed to yield as much. if
not more revenue. than the act of “$124
and because, finally, it has. as we honestly
believe. greatly-“assisted to- increase the
price of our agricultural products in Euro
pean markets, and thereby enriching the
great fanning interests of our own lavorcd
land.
Resolved._ That it is 1119 lrue policy nl
Pennsylvania lo support llie preacnl'l arilT.
With such amendments as will increase ihc
pruleciion on her leading in‘leresls—provi
(led such increase will not- diminish llie
revenue. Lei Pennsylvania presenl a bold
from in favor of such additional proicciion
and she l 5 sure in ru:eive i 1 “licncver sueli
increase bcmmes necessary. .
Resolved. That in our opinion while
our country is engaged in the presecution
of a foreign war. all questions of a local or
sectional character slluuld be laid aside.
and the whole energies of the country.
both morally and physically. tltrectml to
wards ils speedy and ltonorableturmina
tmn.
Resolved. That we have seen with re
grot the tardiness mantfestetl by Congress
in granting the means demanded by the
President lor the vigotous prosecution of
the war. The President is the constitu.
timtal commander in chief. and is respon
sible to the natmn fut the manner in which
he proscctttca the uar. But how can he
proaccnte it withqu means? Let the ma
jority in COIIgthS tmnembcr that they have
the Mexicans to fight now. and that after
wards that can fight the Federalism.
Resolved. That we highly approve nf
the course of the Denim-ratio members of
our House of Rt‘prescnttttivt‘s on the 'l‘anfl
quantum—and that u c as heartily condemn
the cunrsco.‘ the. \\ htg majority on the flame
question. as anti'repubiican, and prejudi
Clili to the true interests of Pennsylvania.
Resolvctl. 'l'hat- the administration of
FaAscts.£{,.Btw.xtt..in 1111.318311 an adhet;
encc tn Demnmatic principles. by the ex
muse of the veto power “hencvar it be
came necessary IO prevent the establish
ment of irtcaponsibtu Banktng and trading
cnrpn'tatlons, and its watchful attention to}
n“ the great nut-rests of the Commonwealth]
mt-nts the apptubation ofthe [temple lhro’-
out the Slate. ‘
Resolved. 'l‘lml we. as his immcdinle
conslnuems and nr-Ighbors, heartily sanc
tion and approve the course of the Hon.
WILLIAM Blown in HM: Stale Senale. and
mm n :5 mil) nn Imlc pride that we look
abroad and see the many and repealed evi
dencea that his vmuablc services to the
Slaw are being properiy appreciated by the
cnure Demorrnlic party.
Resolved. That we approve ‘he course
of out Romesenlalives Messrs. Wonmzu.
and REYNOLDS. '
Resolved. That we concur with the de
mocracy of Indiana and Cambria counties
in the selection of EDWARD NIXON, as our
Senatorial delegate lotho 4th of March
Convention.
more. and purify this blood :cnnaedunnlly. us lhov
drive out lhc real, or came of this and c'vory olhcr
mulle. they are absolutely certain Io remove all
complnlnlo mining from indignation or dyspepsia.
Ban/Am: or COIINTEHFEITS.-—-Tllc public are cnu~
lioned against lho mnmy spurious medicines which.
in order to docolvf, are called by nnmea similar (0
Wright's lmliun Vogelnblo l‘illa.
’l'ulc (mu alum/u. AND amumn INDIAN Vrmr.‘
'r/mm PILLS Murmur. SIGNATURE up \an. Wmuyg‘
WRITTEN wmr A mm on THE TOP mmcL ov EACH
nnx. To counterfe’u (his is Fonosnv, and all oilgm
:hould be SHUNNED As roxsoN. ‘
’ Ofliccs devoled exclusively lo the 9qu u! IVrig/lf’x
Imliun Vegetable Pills, whnlcsnlo nnd rolnll. .169
Rnco Slrcel. [’hilmlglphin ; 288 Greenwich Slyeel,
New York; and 198 'l‘romnnl Slrcel. Bneum.
flgent for Clmr/icld. 1?. Shaw. [or
oflzcr‘ agencies in Clear/told 6- ollxer coun
hes. scc advcrriscmcnl in another column.
DIED—At his residence in thin ivluco. nfloran
illness ornbuut two weeks, Lmvm W. SMITH. EHI3.
aged about :14 you”. ’ .
W'By this dispensation 0! an all-wise I‘rovtdrnro'
n glonm hnl heen (‘nst over, not onlyn aingio
houuchold. but the “halo community for] that
tho ultdcvtruymg angel of death has heen‘in uur
mitht. Indite, Mr Smith was one ofour anll nc~
tivo und uuoful citizens. He no: born and edu
cated in Philadelphia. and about 27 years ago. in
company with an older brother. cnmq In this coun
ty. Ho was admitted to the bar In 18—, and has
prur'tiscd lnw cvcr Flnco-—mo!t ofthc timo dischn r~
ging tho dutiel of Drpuly Attnrnry General. He
served two leasipnu in the Legislature. uilh credit
to himself, and honor to his district. In hu do
lnt‘slic relations. he was the devoted huubnnd and
kind nnd indulgent pnrcnt. In his death. the
friends oftentpomm‘o have hurt one of their Inuit
nrdcnt nnd eloquent ndvomtt-n. He has been n
standing fll‘uniter for the \Vnahingtoninna chr
time their organization—mud was n chnrter mum
hvr at tho Clearficld (Divinlun ut' Suns of'l‘rmpeh
nnco. Histl rnmnina were loliuwcd In Iht‘lr in»!
routing place by the members ufthc D.visiun,nnd
u iurgn concourse ot {tn-lids
TAKE NOTICE.
EI'TERS of Administration liming
IA bccn grnnhd to us on the estate ul
Gl-mgv Shulh-r, late of Brmly township.
(ill-mfivhl cuunly, (lt‘f'll. all prrsnns hav
ing claims or ulcmnmls against lhe cslalv
()l llu' said deceased are requeslcd [0 make
known the same willmul tltlny. and all
persons indvblcd nvc requested to come
lurwunl and make payment.
JACOB SHAFFER.
GEO. SHAFFER.
fldminis'lralors
Blady tp. 17m Frb. 18117!
PIl/LIPSBURGS'SUSQUEH/INNJ]
Turnpike Road Company.
VOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN In
N slmkhuldt’rs in Ihis road, that an
Mecliun will be held at the house 0! \\’ln.
Parker, in Phllip~buvg. on (In: first Mun
day in March next. between lhc hO'in ul
lwu anal fin: o'clock. P. M. lo clccl 'HJH
ngw» for the ensuing: year.
- EDW. F. LLOYD, Tr.
Philip~burg. lL’lh F-b, 18-17.
COMPOSITION
For Rendering Boots, Shoes, &c.,
[Valer-[Jroof ‘
The nuhscnhcr hereby makes known to the
puhlm lhnl he has for nulc u Cornpunilion, wilhoul
Iho use at lmhn [@Mmr or Gum. which “ill Inndcr
Brynn nmlAShuel and.Loullmr...achcrudulctlpjipn
Wuler J’mul—pcrmnnenlly \ancr I’rouf. ngninv-‘l
we! or dump. by prayer hppllcalicn. buidua unf
lmnng an! unpun'mg H.
'l'hiurompnsinun ll pntenlcd both in [his mun-
Iry nnd 11l I'Jurppc. and In one 01 Ihc grant and tru
ly brnpfiriul discoveries o! Ihc ago.
l'riu- per dozen lmxu. 82, mnglu Inn ‘25 can”.
A: u gunrnnleo uflhe ('hnrm‘ler nnd zcnmneness OI
Ilm cumpnniuon lho subarrlbcr \VIII refund Ihe mn
ncy thunk] it not give eulim mlivl’ncliun.
He is nlw prepared to n-ndrrg‘lulhl ufevrry do
st'ripliun. Awning. Sailcloth and Cotton Duck Cum
plclely n'nlcr prour'and accure ngninal mlldcwa and
mt.
EXAmfly M ”IE United Slulol Wulor Proofing mm~
pnny. No. 11 Wnlnul mroct. Phllmlelphm. lu
STEPHEN B. RICHARDSON
Phllmlclphm, Fol). 17. 18117
D’TOno Anvnl in end) 0! Ihe lon no In lhis alruv
will he uppuinlod M dmpnsr‘ of the ('umpnailinn, lu
wlmm Inherhl lorms “ill be made on upplu-nuun
an above. ‘
PANISII ' SOLE LEATH
ER fur snip at (he slot 0!
17th Nu V.
Receipts and Expenditures
w @mwammzmmw Q’wfii’ifl'fl“?
1’01". awe}. ‘
JOHN II", I'F’RIGII'I‘, Esq. Treasurer
of Clcmjic/tlrounry in account will: void
county/ram (/w 141/: day 0/ January.
.7. l). 1846. up to the 8!]: day 0/ Janu
ary. .4. D. 1847, inclusive.
Tu um’t rec’d lrnm uwncrs of .
unscutéd lands and sales lur
taxes 81642 81
' do from culleclors @3104 43
do on J 39. Ron's note in lull l 75
du lrum E. Irwin (In JUIy fees 20 00
do on 'l‘lws. 8L Ross Reed’s
hole in full . :36 25
do Wm. Wuguncl'snnte in lull 52 36
[’o am’t of mad money ol 1844 I
. 8; ’45 lurued [0 credit ol A ‘
cuunly , ‘ 225 25
- 35,072 8-1
Baiax)cciduchrca§urer V X 101 93
_: f .’. :, ~ " 3,» CR.
_liy _nm't mill-on,sénlp9_{ - x $232 14
g 910' as Comm’r wages 2 V 223 94
_ do ' as election 'c'xp‘cnscs‘. 777 00
do. as Sheriflfqes ‘ , , 127 8-5
' do ‘ ' as, Ai'sgsysurs? Wages 3159 50
, ,Jltq’. a; Road jvicwh‘mf 126- 50
- ‘ ‘d‘ty"""l‘as‘Uuhst'ablc's’payifl? 17;: 03
do H. B. Beisel as clerk
10 Commissioners . 51 04
‘ do V HP. 'l‘l'.t')_mps‘on “ 38 90
do H. I’. Thompson u!
l clrrk to Auditors 10 00
1 do . as costs in crlm. pros. 97 33
do as Juror wage‘s 1.036 ‘24
do, School districts 198 79
‘ 'do Wm. McCrncken as
Auditor" 12 12
do “'m.l’ortcrl do 11 35
do \V. 'l‘. Tharp do 13 00
do A. Brown 1 do ‘ '2O 50
do L. W. Smith ns'Att’y -
Gen. fecs' _ 68 75
do G. R. Barrett Ado .4 50
do ‘L. W. Smith counsel
to Com'n’rs 25 00
do A. Irvin [’rollt’y lees 185’. 79
do W . C. “'elcll do 76 16
‘ do on new Jail 268 57
i do R. Wallace on nc'l of
‘ bal. duchim us'l‘n’r. 130 ()0
do lur 100'. &c. 54 71
do G. F. Tale. court cryor 28 25
do for slzltioumy 17 71
1“ do 11. Stone (or boarding
pcisoners 51 43
do Jurorson Inquisition! 23 65
do Rt'pnirs 46 64
do us Surveyors’ wages 3:3 50
do on bridgri _ 20 00
do I). “’.'Moorc on print;
3 mg contract 65 00
1 do Monte &Thompson ” 63 70
i do for modules 39 47
do as rclunds 208 29
l do .1. 'l‘4 Loonnrd lor paint
l » ing rootthouse 100 00
do on nrc’t nl money bor
rowed ltom bridge 20 00
do :11 1‘11”". to collectors 185 B‘.)
By perr‘cnlane nl Trcm'r on
$10,090 17 at H
UU'I S'l'J/NINNG DEBTS due Coun
nyrnm Col/colors. unsemcd lands, and
mixer saurrcs.
COLLECI'ORS. CJUNTV. STATE-
Dnvid Roland (‘hell 1836 $l9 71
Juth Beams Brmly do 398
M. Fora-y Bradford 1837 6 54
(I. Gullnhor Chen! 1834. l 12
Edmund “"llliflflh JunlunlB3B 7 93
Wm. Sumcrvillo Cheat do 266
Lewis Snyder do 1837 ‘27 36
l. Burllohnugh Burnside [B3B 42 77
hum: Dunlap
Samuel McEwan (Jhcn do
A b‘m G 053. jr
M‘ Sundnrlnnd Bell
Dan'l Miller Gibson d? 27 27
JmGnHahcr Burnside du 14 20
G. \Vlllcmoyur Penn 1840 44G
Wm lhshcl . Brady dn . 900
Thus Henry Ferguson do 16 69
Jos.Mnrhcll Burnmdc do 19 77
Andrvauuro Pan" 1842 I‘2 91
[\h'm Hess Boggn 1d“ 4 'l3 (i 21
Wm Bridgona Cm‘inglon do 3 08
D.|n'l Suulh (hbaou do 32 ‘26 14 83
Sylmon'l‘uzcr Chen do 9 00 1 00
Adam limerick Brody du 31 00
George llcmo -(l'lmrd do 19 25
I) Wulu Penn do 12 92 19 40
D McCrnrkcn Bell do 4!
[snuc 'l‘huml‘sun Jurdm do 17 99 9| 5|
Geo C I’nasmnre Puko do I 12 60 59.
DFergus-m Ferguson do (,7 69 ll 19
U. Ewcnhoucr Burmxdo do H 24 4 53
The: Overlorfl" beson 1842 46 38 7 21
Geo. Wilson. jr. nggq do 23 59 I 18
11. Hegnrly Dccnxu‘r dn 1 24
S. Jordon Jurdnu do 14 72 ‘23 65
Ab'm Bloom Pike do 73 20 34 84
S. (Junsnuluu Cuvmglon do 32 69
l". Lnunn lluslon do 7 97 5 10
Juhn Wouvvr Hell do 6 06
John anhurn ('hcll do 19 ()1 153
(ion. 'l‘nlylm Fx-rguaou (In 3| 66 13 95
Imm- Leo Burnsnle du 58 30
Juhn McQuill'en do 1843 $27 ()1!
Junullynn Hnrlahom l’.ko ~do 39 .58
A D Knapp Chosl dd 57 97 ‘2B 3']
C Shall" Decatur du H) 50 9 8]
Isaac Harm-n lv‘ux do 88
0110 ”0y: llnslun du 23 92 Hi ‘27
Stephen (Erosscllo Ulmrd do 26 01
selnhjflorny Jay d.) 8;.) 16 6 60
Thu: Owens Ferguson do '3O 88 3 (H
Port-r Odell! l’enn do 35 18 .5 ‘l‘)
Juhn Cnlcmnn Glhson do ‘3O 5‘3
'l‘ I! Dun». Fergusun 18H 24 RS 11 85
Wm M Smiley lloumnn do (3 Q 7
C Krulzer Ln“ ronco do 7 ll) 7 64
F anuue Cuvmglun do ll 93 3 47
C Nefl‘ Burllsnlo ll.) 87 83 59 30
Wm Murray Glnlrd do 8 48
James Wanda Ghoul do 40 13 17 29
G Snydur K'ulhuua do 8 47
J \Vlnlcalde Dvcnlur do 10 Hi 2 55
E Ucull ”union do 9 (DO 2 49
Jncub Wullt‘ra Bell do 10 12 l 34
[8 Pearce Bradford (In 43 ‘Ol
R SH A\V
Jnmcn McNeul Jurdun do 120‘“;
Russell McMunuy Bull 1845 34 61 26 92
John Ferguson Ferguson do 5 00
A M Gull Brudlurd do 47 32
John Lilz Beccarin do 17 49
Jun Gunlaulus Knrlhnus do ' 19 61
S Bnlhurt Burnsulo do 106 64 58 86
I) McKeuhen Jordan do 67 43 13 84
l’ Duiloy Ponn do 69 51 17 89
A Lu—onlo (smm! do 55 35 33 59
Jon McClurrcn Dcculur :lo 23
Geo 'l‘urner ”eggs do 3 l 4
1)]?
John ll Seller Brady (In 79 67 47 2|
John B Kylor Morris do 18 42
J W Lrnubnrn Chest do 35 47 33 03
John Bloom l’lko' do [5O 91 Bl 78
M Nichols, Lawrence do 3 05
J 'l‘ Leonard Borough do 27 56 8 08
-/\b’m Snyder film 18:14 .56 62
Alexander lryin Born' 1816 163 80 6? 9l
Jucub Campbell Bell do 118 31'“; 58 66
'l‘homnl Hull Bradford do 172 All -‘ 85 09
John Sllles ' Boggs do . 89 12 ‘3B 17
Dnvld Welly Brady do 950 98 “8 30
John Dillon Beccnrm d 0 183 34 92 110
llorrry Mignol Covinglon do ‘ 83 86 14‘ 97
S Wnllinma Chen! do 62 49 4G 89
Wm lloghea Docnmr do 83 62
Wm Wino Ferguson" do 80 '43 . 93 86
John Ruyo (hrnrd do . 42 76 12 71
Jcno Wilson Huston 'do 18 79 10 60
Simon Thompson Jordan do . 117 49 . 68 23
.l)an'l Moorov anlmus , do‘ 17. 29 12 04
Josefilrlrwin Lawrenc‘o‘ do _‘ , 245 38 130 28
G’corg'o‘flou'vcr Murhs' "do 87 23 19 ($3
Wm [Ferguson' . a Penn do 'l7O. 27 88.167
Goowolchdrzr -" Plka -du I 378 44 9.02 33
Lurnuol Byers Burnside do. 0176 06 ‘BO 81‘
John I‘vunndy , _ Fox do .116. 96.. 3. 47
Dual on orig-prod lands, “-2,. 1,67,}! ’5; .
$5,174 77
$5,023 33
35,174 77
Jordan 1839 39 91
BM
En
Dacnlur do
do 18 20
Duo on H. Wumer'unolo 35 00
Duo on George Johnson's note 84
Due on Goorgn Ellingor's now 19 03
Duo from H. B. Beissol " 10 00
Duo from L. W. Smuh 17 00
Duo School «linlricls from counlx two
hundred and eigth-aovcn.dollnrs and
lwonly one coma—being school mom
oy used by county preceding 1844, '
Am't nfnmalundang orders on 3d Jun
-1847. 04,089 00
Win-tho undersigned. Commissioners of Clear
fluld county. huvrng éxnmined nnd ravisedwlhe ac
counls‘ ofJohn W. Wright, Esq. Treasurer of mid
counly, for 1846, do roporl. That we {indu balance
‘dne said Treasurer from the county atone hundred
and one dnllurs and mnoly-Ilrrao cents—and the
oulslundrng dobla duo the county amounting In six
thousand four hundred and four dullnm and nine
ty~lwa cenls. In witness wlrcruol (vo lrnVo’heraA
unto sol our hands and souls this eighth day 0!
January. A. D 1847
S. JOHNSON. .
J. A. READ. 20mm”
ATTEST—H. P. 'l‘ttom-aou. Cl'lt.
WE. the undersigned. Auditor: of Clettrfiald
roun'y, having omminod nnd toviuctl tho nrcounta
of John W. Wright, Etrqu Tron-urer at said county.
for 1846‘ do report. That We find a balance due
auitl 'l‘reuaurcr from the county, of one hundred
and one dollars and ninety-three ccntl—nnd the
outstanding debt: due the county amounting to six
thousand four hundred and four dollars and many
two cents. in “line" 'whercotwo havo'hareunto
let our hundu and sonls this eighth day of January.
A. D 1347. ' .
AB'M BROWN.
WM» I‘. 'I‘HORP, zAud'lfa.
J. M. SHAW.
ATszTEo— [l. l’. ’l‘uonraon. Cl'k. ‘
Unseated Road Taxes.
JOHN W. WRIGHT. 15311., Treasuren
of Clcmflchl calmly, in account will: the
several (owns/lips [or unsealed road
(arcs rec‘d in 1846.
To um't of said lax rec'd
15! 44
By nm‘t paid Beccaria Ip. m
_cludmg percentage. 8144 41
do Bell do 75 76
do Bogus do 45 39
do Bradfmd do 18 93 -
do Brady do 185 81 ‘
do Burnside do ' 100
do Borough do 12 49
do Chest do 78 08
do Covinglon do 95 82
do Decatur do 165 53
do Felguson do 22 01
do Fox do 25 47
do Girard do 66 18
do Huston do 116 32
do lonian do 60 01
do Knrthaus do 28 99
do Lawrence do 102 38 .
do Morris do 212 63
do [‘t-nn do 83 78
do Pike do 94 88 --- --—-
$1,636 47
139 15
Balance due lps. from Tra’r,
School Fund.
JOHN IV. IVRIGII’I‘. Esq . Treasurer
of Clear/ield coungy in account will: the
several school Mistrial: in said county.
DR.
To nm'l of unsealed school tax
$1,273 41
CR. ‘
By am'l paid Beccarin diulric‘ in- '
cludmg percenlage ‘ $ll5 49
do Bell o. do 74 2|
' do Hougs do 32 88 7- ‘- 3
do Bradford do 13 09 "'1
do Brady do ‘ 71 57 ‘ 7
do B‘hrnsufi' ado 23 23 ;
‘do Borough do 12 64
do Chest . do '67 3:5
do (lovinulon do 56 80
do Decatur do “9 46
do Girard do 25 84”
do Goshen do 866 y
do llnslon do 67 35"" ,
do Jordan , do 36 97 I
do Karlhaus do 40 06
do Lawrence do 72 24
do Morris do 295 25
do Penn "do 43 38
do Puke do 5! 15--—-__._
81,150 71
Bad. in hands of county 'l‘rs'r. 1‘22 70
xeccived in [846
\VE. Iho undenigncd, (.‘ummlsunnérs oflClaor
field Cuunly. having examined and rcvide'd the ac
mums of John W. Wright. ’l‘renanrcr ofsald cod;~
ly. will: INa novurnl Imvnnhlps fnr Imsmlod School
and Rum! In: Mruivcd in 1846.d0 report, That we
find thorn nu übuvo blultd. In irilrien-s‘n'lfei'édf ivo
ham horeunlu Jet our hand: and seals [his eighlh
day at January. A. 1) 184-7. ' ' N
S JOHNSON. ’C -, \
'J, A. READ. : omg.) re.
-,/\TTEITHD —H. 'P. 'l‘nonrsox. Cl‘k. ' ‘ '4‘
WE. lho undersigned. Auduoi-i uf Clcnrflold‘
ronnly, hnvinc oxulnincd and revise}! the acronym;
01 Jul-n W. Wright. Treasurer of laid conqu,_\ynh
lho scvoral lownuhips fur unsealed School and Road
In recnivccl in,1316,d0 report. That we fimlxlheim
an nhovo srfucd. In wnncsi whereof W 0 huio
harounlo «cl our hands nnd souls this eighth day m
January. A. D 1847. - ,
[\B‘M BROWN. : .'
WM. I‘. 'I‘HORP. ,Aud‘lrj.‘
' J. M. smw. '.,- ,-
Arms'rxn—ll. P. 'l‘uonmnx. Cl’k. ' . ‘”
DRUGS! DRUGSH DRUGS! !'!
THOMPSON 8L CRAWFORDI..’
“7 ho le'sa lc ED nu gg‘i s'ls;
No. 40 Market Street, (:qugffi'gido=
, below Second» I’mL‘Alm. ,
OFFER [or sale a lurgo 5100!: of Fresh Drugu.,M¢d
xclncsnud Dye-Slum, w \vhiéh'llmy ('ull tho‘jsb
lenlmn of Country Merchants muchulorl‘vxsiling tho
cn.‘ . . -.'. ~ .7 ".'
, {'onch, Cabincl;annn. Black; p’ml‘uglicr.Vnrliiplje'u
oln mun.-nor'quulxly..~ 11150.5“):qu ‘nnd Red ‘ Lend.
Window Glues. l'nuus und OLlu—~clxcupcfllzun aver.
Qty-I‘. &L‘. nrevnluo prhpricldrsnf'lhodnrlinn Veg
omble Balsam; Celebrated ghwngimd: lhofr 9WI) und
'nulgflhoiing Sluxes. nu [he beat Vp'ropnffllmmlor llm
(cure uf‘Céughy, filo‘du. Aglhnm, &c. yMuncy refund.
Cd in e'vpdy lnrzlumta whom no heuotiljufrcceiyedn '
. -'Phuh‘9clpluueJunx‘SQ, 1817. 55m1“ " ' ‘ ' ,'
86,404 92
8287 21
DR.
91775 62
rffa
I=
$13775 62
$1,273 All