The Russian Ambassador has been re
called. Germany.
Berlin is said to be "Winded with
fearful barricados, which has already been
commenced near one of the gates ot the
cit)-. The German parliament assembled
... svr.irt. on the 30th March. Advices
are received to the 20;h. at which nine lit
tle had been done beyond organizing the
Assembly, his said thai negotiations have
been issued by the Central States for the
purpose of buying American vessels of
War, completely equipped for service.
Spain .
The report from Madrid of a speedy re
conciliation between the English and
Spanish Governments is confirmed.
The State of Cuba causes the greatest
olichude to be felt on the part of the Spa
nish Government.
Turkey.
Recent advices from Constantinople
late that preparations wore being made to
conduct Kossuth and the other liungari. n
refugees to Kutahia or SLsia Minor, where
they are to be connneu, n is saiu, iui uc
vein.
A despatch of the 20th of March from
Trieste, state that the insurrection in Both
nia is extending its ravages, and is increas
ing in strength. About 2,000 Turkish
troops were compelled to evacuate the
frontiers of Dungalaka, by the insurgents.
Sjndry letters from Stockholm announce
that the Swedish navy is to be put on a
war footing. The object of the measure
is not known.
AN ACT relative to the election of Au
ditor General, tfu.veyof Gtmral and
County Surveyors by the people.
Sb jtiun 1 Be it enacted by the Sen
ate and Howie of Jieprescjitutives of the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania in Gen
cral Assembly met, and it is hereby
enacted bu the authority oj iie same
That the qualified v. teis ot this Coiiwnon-
..l.h r.h. aO.se bv' bd lot Ollf P T;OU iO
fill the office of AuJ.tor G nerai. aul mu
persuti to tilt the office of Surveyor Gen
nerul.on the second Tuisdu) oi Oct-lx-r,
a..i.n n,im ni. one iliwusand eiilit liuii-
dred and tifty. and at their general, elec
tion every third year therea.ier.
isKCrlx 2. Tnatthe Auditor General
and the Surveyor lienera. elected in pur
suance o! theri.st section of this uci. shah
commissioned by the Govenor of this
Commonwealth, and shall assume the du
ties of their respect ve offices on the first
Tuesday of Mav next ensuing their elec
tion, perform all the duties, and be su In
ject to all the penalties im osed by li e
xisting laws of this Cuinuiouwealtn re a
ting to Aud.tor General and survey, r
General.
StcncM 3- That the general election
laws now in fl-rce for the choice of a Gov
ernor of this Commonwealth, shall reg
ulate the elections of Auditor General ami
Surveyor General; and in Case any va
caney should occur in either of said oil'
ices by death, resignation or otherwise,
the same shall be filled by api-ointment
of the Governor, and the person su ap
pointed shall continue in office until tin
end of the term for which his predecei
aor was elected.
Section 4. That so much of the act
twenty-n.nth March, Anno Domini, one
thouaaud eight hundred and nine; so un.ch
of the act ot thirtieth March, one thousand
ft hundred &l 11: &so much fanv other
act or sets o assembl. now i fo ce, s i
lates to the appointment of a Auditor lieu-
em! or a Surveyor Ueneral bv the Uov-
vernor, be and the same is hereby re
Dealed
SrfrriQ.v 5. That the Qualified voters of
each count" of this C inu.ouweahh shall,
on the second I uesday f October next,
and on the same day every third year,
thereafter, elect one competent person
being a practical surveyor, to act as coun
ty surveyor for the proper county, for ti.e
term of lliree years, who shah do and j er
form all the duties, and have and receive
all the emoluments now pertaining t- the
respective deputies of the Surveyor Gen
eral.
Sfction fi That duplicate returns of
the elections of said County Surveyors
shall be made out and certified by the re
turn judges, in the manner prescribed by
the laws reyulatmg the General elections
of this Commonwealth, one copy where
of shall be fiied with the ciern of the
court of Quaiter Wessons of the proper
county, and the other transmitted by ui.i.
to the Surveyor General, to be filed in
his office, and no;tce of his election ohail
be givn by the return judges to the
person rec-ivaig the highest number
of voles: all contested elections under this
act shall be subjected to the piov.sions of-
thn laws relating to the irai ot contested
elect. ons of county officers.
Section 7. That the person so elected
shall at the next c urt of Quarter Ses
sions oi the proper c unty. or as so m
thereafter as practicable, take and sub
scribe an oath or affirmation to perform
all the duties of his office with fidelity.
Section b. That trie courts oi Quarter
Sessions of the respective counties shad
have power, on Cause shown, to remove
any d a:d County Surveyors for neglect,
refusal, incompetency, or inability to per
form the duties of his office, and shall also
remove them on being onvicied of any
infamous Ciiu.e or u:isden,eanor
Section 1L That in case of any .vacancy;
cccasioucd by death, resignation, rtm-j
val, or oihe.wise, it shall be the du
ty of the court of Quarter Sess.ona of the
proper comity to appo.in a competent per
ton, being a practical surveyor, to rill
such vacancy until the time prescribed
by this act for the election of said
officers.
Section 10. That so much of any
ct of Assembly a authorizes the Survey
or Genera! to appoint deputies, be aud
the tame is lieriLy repealed
J. S. M'CAHIONTi
Speaker of the House of Represent aivet
' V LSKST.
Speaker of the Senate.
Approved the ninth day f April, one
thousand eigh. hundred and nhv:
WM. F. JOHNSTON.
A Lady's Opinion of the Forrest Cai
The toll, w ng is frm the pen ola lady,
Mrs. Lydia Jane Piers t., editress of the
L: newsier Liter crv Gazette, u 5a dv of
w f.-kuowu digu.iy and purity of char
acter:
"We have just read the published tes
timony on which Mr. Forrest rests his
petiti. n for divorce, and truly it is suffi
cient 10 Mnk a woman to the lowest
depths of peidilion.
If the half .f it is true. Mr. Forrest is
fall justifiable in any course he may
takeftoseer the Londs that unile him
to such a burden of infamy. But if this
lestiuiinv is true if Mrs. Foiresl is guil
ty, and must, in consequence, bv cast out
.f s ci.ty, as a leprous ihinjr what
should be the meed f the gentlemen who
are implicated in her guilt? who sought
her fr guilty purposes; stealing, like
other incendiaries, into a man's house
to 10b him of his iiiOs precious jeweU
his h nor and his peace?
-If the e things be adjudged true will ti e
wives of these gentleman overlook their
vile delinquencies? Will ladies who
turn contemptuously fn in Mrs. Forres
deiightlhem in ihe society ofhei accom
plices? e know that this is the usual
course. We know lailies who would by
no means admit a suspected woo. an t
their socity, who entertain, with gracious
hospital. ly ntid pl as it smiies, the very
nu n who are nccust-d of having sullied
the bono - ol' the woman they contemn.
I his injustice is a f. ill Licit on the char
acter of woman fouler even than the sin
it so pailialiy aff cis to despise; lor is it
not evident that the ah: orrenc- of guilt
wnich ronleutiis the spo led and smiles
upon the .-.p iler is the effect of envy,
je.ilousy anything, rather than a just
appreciation of the moral evil?
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE,
faj OTICE is hereby given, tbst Letter ot
Jl Administration on the eMate of obn
Plotl, lute of SoMjaeliBhrm ton?h'p. dt coascd.
havrt been granted Ihe nder-iged bjr Uie
Regifler of I'amhria county. All rn io
?flitrd l faid e-tle. Jure rcqueMed lo come
forward and .eille ihuir accounts, and thoc
huviiiff chiiuia aguinfl adid eelate, will present
them duly authenticated for Hctilomrnt
El. HUTCHINSON. Jr., Adm'r
EbenOurff. Arit 23, 'SO 29-6t.
JTotice.
S hereby 0ivo ihat Letters f Admlnistra
linn on the estate of Henry Lovely. Idle of
Washington lwchi. deceased, have been
grained t the Moirrigned by t ha Ri-gixter of
Cambria county. All per on indebted t said
trbtaie. aie n qut-ated to come forward and tat
tle I heir accounts, and tli-f havintr cljinia
aaint-t said clalf. will present them duly atl
thenlicaled i'cr j-ettb-menl.
JOHN M A -TOR, ( Adia'm
AUG. M'CO-NNCLL, Aam9
April 25. '50 2J-6t
STilAYCOVV.
Ti AME to tiie renidence of the pubucriher
H- abi-ut four iuilcs uorth of Ebcnsburp. on
the 5th inal., a red and white COW with a ,
white luce, Mippoved lo be ab ut eight yearn
old. 1 he I'wuer ii. rtquetted :o come forward
nmve irjoitv. yav fhareeH aid take her
away, olherw ie, she wnlbe disposed of uccor.
d : u C lo law.
DAVID J. DAVIS.
April -23. '50 29 3t.
VALUABLE PROPERTY
af HJ? a A I. I?.
JL KW J3.0-' XM.
Ur n(?. r for a3e a farm situate
in Washington township. CJainri i county, on
the tuinke !-ariine to Kbenabure. one mile
and a hiilt'fr.in tiie Summit, containing
..p il.rMi...ui.. Th'8 l iinl is of fi-od quality
i ...ii ..A....H.A i itKr )rain or irras. 'Ihe
survey . f the Central Railroad pistes thruft.
it. The title id indiputab!e. For further ;ir
licular.M. spi IV to Jume Smvth. near the Mua
House or to WM. M. SMYTH.
April 18th 1850 23-3t
TREASURER'S SALE
EF"The body servant of Mr. Calhoun
died on Sunday night the evening of the
same day his master died.
iWTlie Nevvarif Mercury says that the
Hon. Theodore Frelinghu vsen has been
elected President of Ruber's (Jollejie at
New Brunswick.
BThe total riuniher of lives of officers
and men, of the reo-ular annv and volun
teers, lost in the war with Mexi co Ironi
all causes, was 12.798.
ESTlt is estimated that upwards of thir
ty .thousand children June, within the
past fifty years, been
Washington.
christened George
RIh'iikIiiii- TIcirLr t.
Flour a 5 50 rr trrcl,
ll"A-a SI a 1,1'JJ p.-r iiip.rir-i.
Out M7 A a 40 ci. very sou en.
Coin HI ful 6"JA el pr misnel.
Rye f"i rt ier !u-liel.
Burkwlitat cib per bushel.
Putitt Sl a ti el.
llutter R..IM I 15 ct. Keg 12 a 14
Fi'Mh Dei-f a a 8 cts.
Fr'sh Pork 5 a 7 cts.
Salt 2.50 per l:,rri-l.
Fg-gs !0 cl. ter dzcn.
Hay SI0 n 12 -r Ion.
Serd Tini-iliv. -S2 00 per bushel.
CWr 1.50 do.
HW-23 a 25 Ib :er lh.
PLANK ItOAII MKKTI.Xti.
A meet mir of t he cifzens JvfT- rsi.n ami vi
ciniiv will te hell at th liiu f Wm Pilnir
in J ffV irm fn llir 4th duy of May next, at 2
oYli.cd l". M .to tnke into C"iimIit:i t i-n thn
proi-rii'lv of ro-r-tnic' in a Plank Road he
luei ii the alw'tc n;md place anil B'-ensli'irs.'-
A II pi-rtinna lnt ruble to the proj ct an- lu-re'
invilo.l ti aitend. ' MANY.
DISSOLUTION
T'
mm
HE CO-PARTNERSHIP HERE-
Infaire exlii'H t el vvii:i I he iindfrijriia-ft.
H under i lie hrm l Ixik & K'irts is thin
Jn. day diasnlvai'i y motonl coii-inl. All
pursonti hatrinjj uiisnleal uconinta wth the
su oi firm, ure requested to come forvraral im
ined mtely and bcttle the erttnevriili either of
the partners.
RICH RD T.RWIS.
KhWAKD RUUKUTS.
April 17, 1850. 29-3t.
BACOIX. F LOU it, CHEESE.
K O nr., I Vhii Pulverized Sugar. iut
ceivi-d .and for Mule by
April ltfth '50.
re
M. RUKEUTS.
(Central Pennsylvania
EXCHANGE AGENCY,
The office has Lecn remnved to Alle
rrhenr street, a ew d"rs west OI tiie
("mi rt n.mse. and nearly opposite the
- j
Post Office. IlnJIidaysburp;, Pa.
R K." BRYAN, Agent.
Anril 1, IboO 6-lf.
Something New!
ISiKtui iroJu rlH
Rrppcct fully inf'-nh hia fn and the pub.
lie genarrally that h lets . jnt-1 received, in ad
in to hi tatnek of (Jrocerie. a fine and gen.
eral a-ori men! of
Ann-r.g which II '-e litid
riolhs. C-iissimrrrs. Prints.
GINGHAMS. MUSLINS. $-c.
Of excellent qu iliiv. tnr. thrr with a fine lot ol
BOOTS &; SHOES,
11ATS$ CAi'S,
IIARDWAItC QUEENSWARE &C.
hicu will bo fold very low hr cash or ap-
.n.v-.I coiintrv produce. As he ' intend lo di
a C 'l-li and produce tiines". tiie puMic i:i;iv
fT.oiirt am te: m caiiisideriMy lower th:in
can be uffoided bv the' buiir crealit xtore. As
he lecuiTm ni'V jjoa d. everw week, his triend
cn a xy find something neio at his t-tru
The pul. lie are respectfully invited lo cull and
eXiiiiiine.
April i dill 1850.
ON VS" l3tT Z3T
PRIME RIO COFFEE
Y. 11. TEA.
SUO A R.
MOLASSES
RICE c.
Fresh from the Kateri Ma'kelx n
LITZINti ER & TODD'S
THE interest of E. Roberts in theabo-.fi
firni h i viijj l.er-n i ircni-ei bv t fcu'ascrib.-1
v t en t inneti f do liiiai ine.K Ht the II Maud
liiaprn t merit a hhare of Ilic pnhiic iiat.-oii ae,
niki in Mv 8ititiclion to ilioso u tid tixny ta
vor him with a cill.
rich vudLe vis .
JUST DECEIVED.
Mould Di;.M,aud Star Candles.
Saiata. Hroomfs,
8 by lt, 1(1 by 12. and 10 by 14 Glass.
Cotton Y.irnn.
Cotton Hat I in;.
Smaikiiis Taihucco,
ru e Whit,. Load Sec. Slc . ot
LI I ZING EK at TODD'S.
LOT f)F FINE SM.1 '. j'tst ra-ceiveil a nd
f-.r sile by .MILTON ROBERTS.
EXECUTORS SALE
Of Real Estate.
The suhserilfr in pursuance of I he List will
and lea-lament of Sii.-rion.a Traaxell, lule of
ufcliin jton townihii d- c'd. a-.ffrtrM lor hIo ii
Cert.iio piece or prcarl of land Minnie in "iiid
township adjoining l.indi if Wilhiim Al'Der
tjiit 1. J. une Siiivth, Anno Carney and oliierc.
containing aho.it
With about . emv hvr mras t-la-iired U'ilh a
Tiro STORY SQARE log HOUSE
aaad a frme katcln-n li.eraon creeled there 18
a god OKl'II KD thereaoi tUo a
i.i fi i: kh,
hereon erected, with a -iipply of pray lime
stone . he above property is located about
lvo miles we.t ot" i he Summit and .-aboni nixty
perches north of the turnpike. For further!
par t;culars enquire ot Hie suui-criDer near ine
premises.
ARR'VI TROXELL. Executor.
April 25 183029-61.
BLANK nUKUS
For Salt at this Office.
Stray (Cow.
CAME to the resilience f the S'ibrriber fn
Allegheny twnrhip, Ciiuilaria County, on
Hie lentil a.t April l.t. a l5Utiw COW. witlr
at tur in her lace, white lejj and some wl.ite
ipaiii on fur body, the is lame in the right leg-,
ai d about nine yeirs add. The owner is fo
qietited lo c-mii forward, prove property, piy
cltaraew and 'ake her away, otlierwise fhe will
be disposed of according to hw.
M. LEAVY.
April 18ih 1850 28-3t.
Executor's Notice
SETTERS testament ory on the estate of
Jk Taiiiothy I)avi. lute of Cam'iriit towt.
pihip. t'ainb'ii co.i.ity. deceased. h;ive beoo
iriaailed to the su!criher bv the Reirister
Cjiiitni i county. All pcrons indebted, to s i in"
estate are r-quested to m.ake piymeut inline
dj.-.lely; and nil person huvintr cairns atjiiinct
naid estate, will present them properly authen
tiiated for set ileiaent.
E. J. WATERS, Ex'r.
April 18. '50 23-Gt.
Wanted 4
ONE or two good Cabinet Maker can find
conttint employment and good wave lav
applying iuiined ately to the undersigned, resi.
iinr ul N. 2. A. P. Rai road. iNone but com
pete til orkiuen need apply.
JOHN G. RITTER.
April II, '50 27-tf
iplOSIICN CHEESE, jj6t received and for
HJ5T m1 bjr ?!. ROBERTS.
:it;9
433
397
IG2
1 0t Alexander Cochran
400 James Gill
100 Tetcr SlmenLerger
t)0 do oo
151 do do
207 do do
133 120 Ki,isr &. Stnrni
43l! 105 Char'es Smith
400 W.lliaiii Itrowo
201 J.ihn Furiey
I !3 Richard Smith
37 23 Richard J-hn
101 111 John llavdou
401 25 jotui Teeter
136 Alexander iM'Gregor
40 William Brown
17 Abrahaain Andrews
2i0 John Elliot
132 Enoch Welsh
400 Thomas Wilson
400 George .Moore
400 Andrew Kennedy
100 Charla'r: Jones
40 John Hell
400 Georire listen
Jackson Toicnship.
181 115 Robert Gray
570 1:5.) CharicA tiwinn
4(15 105 Jutneti Latiinore
I4 115 Rolaeit .Mordock
405 105 Heiijaupii shoemaker
319 64 Henry Shoenuker
300 John Stonor
Cnrisi 1:111 Stonor
405 115 John Titsworth
440 James Steel
220 William Clark
t'0 Samu I Steel
100 Ab.1g.1il Ramsey
b0 IVter Bortman
400 James Steel
400 William Stewart
1 10 Thomas White
20 George R. Sharp
300 James Stitt
300 Thomas Stitt
100 George S. Kinjj
400 John Steel
Rithland 7oicnshipi
401 Jacob Clemens
433 40 Robert Rons
400 Willi 111 Gray
40!) Ferdinand Guidon
209 John Wilson
25 George Kriiir Jr.
401 John Gardner
4;U) fc'O Jacob Nagle
439 80 Henry Wood
439 80 William Y011112
430 64 Diniel Rees9
125 King &. Storm
Summerhill Townshiv.
370 40 It-rael Jones
411 80 Chirle Evans
419 120 John .Muster
439 bO William Clark
220 do do
3fi3 John Clark
107 95 James Doncnri
221 dohn ArGhiuThlin
II t'hristi an South
400 AnntSnnmin
413 131 Jacob Gouglmour
443 131 do do
140 80 James Duncan
41)0 Jacob Myers
430 131 John Nicholbon
4.19 do do
330 Richard Smith
440 John Nicholson
440 Samuel Blodet
440 WiIJm,,, Smith D. D.
4 10 Iiichard Small
440 Anthony N.iulo
410 Richard'Sniitir
410 William Smith
440 Henry West
2t0 Isaac J ones
371 41 Robert Evans
439 120 Daniel Rce4
400
ICO
31G
315
160
304
200
200
50
425
140
95
4 31
86 S3 200
3,10 i50
27.15 iso
12 83 so
27.46' 3on0
23 SG : 033
25.42
13.14
5.91
SC.34
Of Unseated Lands and Iots in
Cambria county A. D. 1850.
I. John G. Given. Treasurer of Cambria co.
in the Commonwealth of Pcnnsylrina , in pur.
sua nee of the rereral acls of Assembly of said
Commonwealth, directing' ibe'li i.e and manner
of selling-unseated Inr.dx for t.ixe. Do Hereby
Give A'cfc, tlmt tLe following described trac ts
of unseated landi and lots of ground in Hie
said county of Cambria, or fuch pari thereof as
may be necessary to py arrearage of leces
due therern fur one year or moie, will be ,f
fered for salu at Ihe Court House, in tho Bor
oueh f Eletihurg, on ihe Second Monday,
(bi inp the 10ih) day of June next, end contin
ue by adjohmfna-ni , Irorr. day lo day, until the
whole be fbld fof -Uch arrearage of taxes, and
costs necexfarilv accruing thereon.
Allegheny Township.
Names of W arrantees or Ownem
a. r.
100 James C. Magnire
50 Johii Nagle
439 34 Martha llannara
49 154 Mifflin Hannuiu
413 64 Ixa-c Webb
30 Aaron Cowen
410 44 Abraham Whit
124 Joseph Fields
212 Samuel Fnher
96 Margnrei Will
425 39 Eleanor C. Ileisler
Cambria Township.
1C James Myers
160 do do
165 do do
400 George Zeigler
217 28 Andrew Nclon
257 Andiew Duff
41 James Megehan
198 Jacob Framheiser
Caroll Township.
430 110 Samuel Diiworth
373 Charles D, Uorth
100 John Redman
441 17 Thomas Edwards
160 John Baldwin
1G0 Godfrey Twtlla
200 James Hoops
0 Jacob U'ycofF
372 123 Samh Barr
3r,5 123 William Barr
4U1 100 Din. el Barr
3S2 152 Lwis Birr
314 Joseph Itebnier
Clearfield Township.
139 Richard Finney 11.13
214 John Canm.n 13.2S
407 120 Jacob Scoop 25 21
433 153 Robart Evan 26.84
433 1 il Jacob Cox 2ti.ti
433 153 George Bickham 2H.84
4:t3 151 William Lnmbert 2l.SI
332 115 J. hn Servians 20,;0
433 153 Jacob Shinker 2C 84
433 153 J..Mph Gr--y 26.72
72 S. II Smith 26
153 William Servoi 26.72
40 Jacob Burns 24,62
Jolm Keh-o 10 06
406 134 George Horner 25.16
J 33 153 Jonathan Lewis 26.85
421 68 Richard Jones 25 28
96 Thomas Duncan 5.96
200 Bern ard Litzinger 5,80
Conemaugh Township.
166 112 George Sbriim
439 f Wilson Hunt
440 Ebcrczcr Barnam
440 Samuel Jackson
413 ' Philip Gorda.rt
439) RubeU ;ord;a
406 James Dun Up
220 John Simpson
441 Roherl Irwin
4-9 120 John Kvcrmsa
440 tO Ns.c Braran
John Nicholson . ,
Susquehanna Township.
John Baldwia
10 Isatah Jones
Jatncs Rhejr
iiodtrey Twee's
8 Ehjah Weed
James Hoops
Tatrick Casciday
Philip Reading (part)
Washington Township.
1 Sitm' cl Irvine
Jotph Dj I worth
JainrB Ruh
60 George Cutvralt
Abraham .Morrison
Austiu Tbocapsnj &, Co.
Peter Weet
James Johns (part)
Arant Sonauan
46 William Johns (part)
194 Cal'b Diiworth
White Township.
216 19S Thomas Town
433 153 William Gord
433 153 C.dw.JUder Evans
433 153 1'imolhy Paxtnn
.4C : 133 53 Thomas Stewartsoa
4.2 433 J53 William Sanson
4.3- 4.13 JJ2 Josap'.i Saiieoa
18.00 433 I53 joi,,, ciarK
7,06 432 J53 t;eorge I'eddla
4-20- j()6 35 R.ch-rd Seely
1.25' 4, ,5 IUG Jarnts Kutch
2.90; 433 153 Rielmrd Harris
1 IU0 Joiceph Cowperthwaite
17 40 42at Thomas Penrose Jr.
15 06 ' 400 William Servosa
4.03 261 80 William Gray
12 .00 1 GO 12 loneph Caa.pcrth waits
6.48 433 133 George Hill
6.48 1 373 133 O.suer Linden
C;eorge Hill Jr.
153 Wtlham oats
73 Wilhaia Rush
17 Wdhaui West
12 Henry Pope
Robert Evans
13.92.263 120 James v iiPOn
2e0 IU9 William George
377 106 James Hunter
8,10 1400
1.12 i 433
10.05 371
7 71 i22l
10.81 175
10.20: 116
5.73
17.10
17 10
17 10
17,10
6 85
8.88
5.81
18,12
17.10
8.71
4.83
13.01
11.44
144
5.83
17.10
95
5,73
5,70
17,10
17.10
11.40
11. '0
1.14
17.10
5,45
1 7.(iS
12.27
5.45
12.10
t.3S
9 02
6,00
12 17
19 0
8 20
12.04
3 00
2 12
1200
12.00
4.37
.89
9.00
9.00
6.60
12.00
10,10
11.21
10.40
10,10
10.53
,92
5.20
17,76
17.76
11,40
11,32
5.68
9.99
11,417
11.22
23.68
1 7.82
13.02
5.48
10 55
,60
21,60
19.16
19.16
17.82
17,82
15.37
17.78
13.72
17.82
17.82
17.&2
17.82
17.82
17.82
17.o2
17.82
8.1i
l.-8
1? 23
30 Thomas Moore
333 Ann M'M-jrtrie
2'OfS James Craig
2 10 Joseph Aiditnead
25 Owen Jones
300 James M'Murtrie
350 Thomas Morjfi.lra.id
TOWN LOTS.
Borough oj Johnstown.
17,82
17.82
17.62
16.78
17.82
16.41
8,93
18 21
17.70
17 82
17.81
9 66
19.24
19.19
9.66
IB 53
9.15
12.20
2.10
22 95
S.74
1.34
11.62
5.40
6.10
4.0S
3.24
66.43
6.2S
14.38
5.71
11.41
21.02
21.02
21.02 j
21.02
21.02
21.02
21.02
S.06
7.98
22.B9
1,79
13.64
10 CO
7.89
4,2(5
11.41
9 61
15,90
12.42
11.53
7.55
5 20
4.17
12.61
14(34
1.97
1,75
IG,97
10.20
11.97
1,43
19.10
19.95
TflOMAS C. M'BOWELL,
Will attend the fperal Courts of Cambria
as heretofore. O Ji?a one ?oor west ef Mr.
Win. M'Fmland (T;tt.i,iet Wa'rora. in
HOLLIDAYSBURG.PA.
April 19, '50 27-tf.
M- ! MAGEHAN.
ATTORNEY AT L.AW,
EBENSBURG. PA..
April 11, IfrOO.
C, fl, OBTEB,
A TTORNE Y AT LA TF.
LBEKSBURO, PA.
Office one door wo I of J.S. aCuchanan's ;.oim
April 12, 1849 If.
E. IMIIIM, JH
A TTORNE YATLA TT,
EBEtfSBURQ. PA.
April 12. 1849 tf.
C. LXTZXNOER.
O. W. TOI&.
Ncs
86 &. 87
3
69
106 & 107
I0-. 109 St. 110
P. Shoenlergcr
Owner unknown
Conrad 5m lh
George Harris
William Yuung
4.27
.56
1.12
1.C8
3.36
2,2 8
40. 73. 71, 75. 76,91, Peter Livergood
lots Jacot. Livergood
Half Way House.
I & C Umiier unknown 1,08
ALSO
At tbe same lime and iduco. the following
seated Lands and Lot of ground on which the
taxes remain unpaid, and which have be n re
turned to the Coiuinif.fi oners agreeably lo the
act cf Assembly of April 29. 1 8 14
Allegheny township.
To Whom Assessed.
Acres Years.
216 Peter Will 1848 $5,51
Cle rfield Toicnship.
200 John Differ or Dorfer 1847 2,70
200 Michael Litzinger '47 fc '48 3,40
500 William Nelson 1847 4.05
100 M. M. Adams '47 &, '43 2.51
205 John Plunket 1848 5,27
436 James Ross 1847 2,75
438 do do 1848 (3,41
406 do do " 3,96
158 do do '47 & '48 3,01
200 do do " 3,03
353 do do " 5,72
1 300 do do 7,44
j300 do do " 8,24
100 do do " 2,29
Cambria Toicnship.
236 Wm. A. Bngley 1848 2,11
Conemaugh Township.
150 AhnerYounker 1843 2,92
95 Jonas Horner " 3,34
Jackson Toicnship.
300 Peter Ragcr for Murray
& Dillon 1846 3,81
50 W.-n. Clark " 1,26
80 John Lumcrix " 2,43
100 Kilter & Irwin for J.Luke 1848 2,60
150 do do Lumcrix SS0
100 do do Kesler " 2.60
94 James Luke 1847 2.52
193 Charles Dillon 7,42
130 Elliot & Sharp 4,57
102 Arthur Murphy " 1,73
Johnstown Borough.
1 lot Wm. Barnett 1848
6 " Thomas Reilly "
Richland Township.
210 Abraham Morrison 1848
Summerhill Township.
45 Abraham Crum 1747
146 John Egan 44
147 Aaron Crum
1 lot Henry Conrad
1 " A Shoup's estate
Susqucharma townshiv.
400 Fous on Douglass' place, '47. '4 3 24,29
137 Jnlin Vi tdta ir;
&1J1I11, V X AW
3,25
5.S5
2.8S
1,0S
1,05
1,41
54
60
FISH, HAMS, &C.
MACKKUAI..
SHAD. CODflSlI,
SALMO V.
IIKIMILNGS,
POKK.
HAMS AND SIDES.
SIIOULOKKS.
LAUD &. CHEESE.
1
I Constantly t n hand
and for ale by
! J. I'ALMKK iCo.
f Market St. Wharf,
PHILADELPHIA.
March 21 l850-2l-3in
ITS ICR, Star & Mould Candles
and 8 by 10 10 by 12 Glass just re.
ceived, and for sale" by J. MOOItE.
A LAUGE lot of Stone and
Earthen IV'uro juut received and for sale
low at the Stoie of - J. MOOliE.
UTNR & TODD,
Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, !Itrdws.ra.
Queensware.
h doers eart of Kenshaw's Hotel, lli'xh i.
DR. THOMAS C- BUM' INC.
South-west corner of 7th 4 Race te.
Philadelphia
April 2G. 1849. 9-
F5
I 111 UUllllUUj
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
EBEXSEUtlb. PA.
All business in the cevcral Courts of Clair, fn.
diana and Camoria Counties entrusted to hia
care, will be promptly attended lo.
Office, opposite J. S. Buchanan' Stcra.
April 12. 1842. tf
ILaw Notice.
J. 2. C02 ccntanue to practice law
in ihe several courts of Cambria county, and
be in attend nee at the courts regularly.
Jan- 1 1, 1350 15-3ai.
I'UBLIC NOTICE.
Y virtue of an order of the Orphans Court
of the county of Cambria will bn riposed
o public siile, at the Court IIon.o, in the bor.
aiugh of bon'burjr, on Monday the Cih day
of May next, at 1 o'clock P. M.. a certain
tract of laud t-iluatcd in Cambria township,
adjoining lands of Richard Edwards, John C
Jones, Richard Ccm.eu and ethers, coniaitaisff
ISO AHE,
Mere or lets, with the eppurlenancw.
Terms will be made known on dsy of sale
by Win. Davis and Thomas M. Joi cs, adminis
trators ot the esldte of DjviH Davis, dectiitcd.
By order of the Court.
Wm- KIT TELL. C:ik.
April 11. 1350 27-td.
Executor's Notice.
Notice is hereby piven, that Letters Testa,
mentary on the estate of Mrs. Margaret M. '
Grand, late of the Borough of Johnstown, d.
ceased, have been granted to the undersigned
by the Register of Cambria county. All per.
fons indebted to said eaiHe- are requested t
ett!e their account, and those haviaijj claims
against, said estate vi ill preenr them to the on.
darraigned dnlv authentaeal d for FCltlcrncr.l.
JOHN CAMPBELL t Executes
THOS. M'KIERNAN. -xecutc-
April 11. I SG0 27-Cl.
inn
EBENSBURG HOUSE
mm
The underfripned respectfully anuotirces to
his friends and the travrllin? Conmmunity that
he has taken this large ana coionaodi'.uaa ianosc
in the borough of Ebensburg. formerly kept Ly
S. J. Renshaw, where he vill be happy to ac
commodate hi friends and thosa who may ba
pleased to favor h::n with ihcir pilrooage.
Having fitted tip the House in an excellent
manner, be can afsure the tisvellirg piabc
thnt nothing vill be want ing on his pari that
will contribute ta tiie comfort of his cjatomers.
Hi PA33IiE w"' iv'iys be surpl'ed i-h
tbe bcsl ihe markets can sfi'.-rd. aiid hisBAjR
is tilled wi:h etioics liquors. His STAB LE
ha'ing verv lure and attended Ly a careful
Hostler, he is prepared to accnniujoda'.e Dro.
vers on the most rea.-ncL!e terms.
H. M'DLRMIT.
March 23, 1350. 25-tf.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE;
WOTICE is hereby given, that Letters of
11 Adininisiralion aii the the estate of Jo.
J-eph Long. Inte of Cambria township, dee'd.
have been cranted lo the underigned residing
in JetTerson by the Regimrr of Ctnbria coun
ty. All persons indebted to said estate are
requested lo come forward and settle thoir sc.
counts, and those ha ving ! claims agiinst sai-1
esta'.o will present theui duly uuihenticatc i
far SL'ttlemeUi.
ANTHONY LONG, Adm'r.
Jefferson, April II, '5027-6:.
Executor1 s Jotice
LETTERS testamentary on the estate of
Suoanna Troxell. late of Washington
lownhtp. deceased, having been grar.ted by
the Register of Cambria county li the suberi.
ber: all pcisons indebted to sard e-Utc. will
pleaa-e call and settle up their respective ac
counts; and all persons having claims apair.nt
Ian id estate, will f-rcscnt the in properly au'tec
ticuted for aitt'ement as s. on a convenient.
Ab'm TROXELL, Exccater.
April 11, lfa50.-27-6t.
Tirnr-' t T." 4 f"k 1 T ! 3
Mil i i j iii ix u. una iiuscoii
Oil, for ssloly J. MOORE.
CLOVER.SEED. BACON WHISKEY
ofahj by J- MOORE.
Uarrels Conemaugh Salt,
V for saU by J. MOORE.
A LA KG 12 quantity of Dun-'
eanca Nails, and Spikes frou 3 to 5 ich
ebforile at Meart's Stozr:.