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PEN AND SCISSORS.
Errtifa Cur acntion Las been called to
u following typographical- errors, in the
niunication from Gen. "White, which wa
Cblishcl last week. In the first column of
f.tt .Aniinuiiication, 30 th line from top, in
fue"' . . , , i . u. 7. ,
l . xr...1...1..1 T fl.f oi
lDj mn 0f communication, read dificvltg in-
jj of ftrc- Same column, 10th line
! m the top, instead of antecedents read s
!ru'f Same CCMUmn, rcfid "" Luwp
IIh instead of . J Lu,,rpkin. In 3d col
!, 12th line from bp, instead of awake
"ca-lV"6'- Same column, 18th line from
fl.t of column, instead ut fur marc than a
rcau w cicm tt ijmiiier tj a
In the 4th column, 39th line from
century
lurll.
read prevan g msn-au m 2t r!""l""J-
Same column, for et-for of affront, read ro?or
lfpnt.ct. Same column, instead of
r!l!(t ai" '' ""1'' Colon nude read guerilla
(,) Colonnade.
jfVMi" HoiiEKT Davis has just opened at
v - , vrt on High Street a largo and well
toci." f groceries, which he will dls
f st the lowest possible rates ; give him
jiMii. A- UtAiw. has" removed his Bar-
Vpr L ofiicc formerly occupied by
..er s. .... o.
j.VcJ V. llcvcr on Center oircei ,ur.
Bar-
Mcssrs
in in I'.-ancxctfTieut and accouiuiouutin
frranii merits patronage,
r;-Messrs 1U:kd, & IIkveu. havo rcmo-
TfJ their office to -No. 1, cotonade How.
James C. .Neon, Ks;-q., has removed to the
room two doors Easlaf Thompsons Mountain
House
tf'Dr Win. A Smith arrived in town on
iloimIjy evening, and will remain here duiing
tlic present we ek. He received a hearty wel
come from Lis old friends aud neighbors.
'c sincerely hope t Lit health ai.d prosperity
,aj always he his aUccu?iDts while .sojourn
ing in the city of brotherly Jove.
rWc learn that Mr. Longaktr speaker of
iLellouscis seriously ill of typhoid fcjycr.and
tat Geo. Nklson Smith, of -this county, has
bocu e-hascn by the House to act as speaker
daring the bilance of the session. Dollim'
friouJ Xcftuue appears to be "still alive and
ticking" at Harrisburg, notwithstanding the
tromeudous efforts of Splashboard & Co. to
exterminate him.
JiTEichard Morgan of Blacklick towu
liip promised us an origioual poem for our
ppcr this week, hut bus disappointed us.
He promises to redeem his 'pleJgc' next week
Alilnugh llichard unlike splashboard who
dt.es the doggerel for the "Mountaineer" is
not i Lawyer, he is nevertheless something of
a Y& and coi taitily as good a man and a
great ku.Wu.er democrat than Spl&sdiboard.
f?' We direct the atteution of our read
er to the Card of Mr. .Henry Foster, in an
othcr column, foster is a model hiudlord.
Uis table js always supplied with all the lux
uries our market contains. As we ni t er in
dulge in anylhiug fetimulating, we e:i n't saj-an)-thing
with regard to his Bar, except that
we have been assured by those w he indulge
ntationaUij, that his whiskey is above par
ijsph-r.did t ticlo of the pure juice of Uye,
UECOS.S1IKJ5ATIOT OF TIIK
Lecompton Constitution !
TJllIE UNDF.USIUXED HAS LATELY liE
3. tttrned from the East, after making a pur
chase of a well selected stock of GOODS, in his
line of business, which he has since received, and
is now busily engaged in opening and marking,
.inI w inch he will oiler at sale at very small prof
its. All kinds of country produce will betaken
in exchange fur oods, and CASH will never be
refused these h:nd times;
11c fee's thaikful for the pationagc he has re
ceived iu his business, and hopes for a continu
ation f the same, and lie pledges his word that
he will nut leave any thing undone that may lie
In his power, to give general satisfaction.
His goods consist in part of the following na
med articles :
Groceries. Also, Spices
Such as Teas, of all kinds.
Coffee, Sugars, Also, Tro-
Molasses and visions,
oyrups. sucuas
Flour, Corn Meal, Buckwheat Flour, Oat Meal,
l'otatoes, 1! utter, Ctiecsa and Fish of all kiuds.
ALSO A ood assortment of Hardware, Iron,
Steel and Xails. Also Drags, Paints and Oils.
Also a new stock of Wall paper, consisting of
new patterns and styles, which are very desirable
tliis-season of the year. Also Foreign and Do
mestic Fruit ami Cnfectionaries, well assorted.
In fact the various other kinds of goods he keeps
are too numerous to mention. 1 lcatc call In and
examine ids stock for yourselves, before purcha
sing elsewhere.
x5SS2iis In addition to the above, he wishes
jftpjSf , to notify the public that he has a new
add Improved LAMP for sale, for bur
ning Carbon Oil. (sometimes called Rock Oil.)
It is certain jy the best improvement now known,
b sth for economy and safety J it can not explode
and can be regulated so as to give much or little
ight. Iamps made on this plan to suit all pur
poses. Any person wishing to try one, before
purchasing, can get one ready trimmed and filled
with Oil. take it home and use it for forty-eight
hours, free of charge, provided it is returned in
as good order as when taken away. Call and see
them. ROBERT DAVIS.
Ebcnsburg, April 14, I838:22.tf
oni'invs' touttT s vi-r.
BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE OR
phans' Court of Cambria county, to me direc
ted there will be exposed to public sale on the
premies-, on MONDAY, the 10th day of MAY,
next, at nti o'clock P. M.. the following real es
tate of flrtiich YiUi..m Iludiondied seized, to wit.
A certain improved tract of land situate in
Washington township, Cambria county, bounded
and Ascribed as follow?, vik: Beginning at a
post o.n the v c a side of the public road leading
from Muioter to .Jefferson, fliCHce west 158 per
ches, along iL'r f hmd of the heirs of Hemy'M'
Kcn.ic,decd. to a Mich, thence south 3 degrees
eat 21. " pcrcl.es to a surr.ee, thence north 74
.le-rccs eat oi pcrcheJ W a. port, tl ence north
71 A d.-grccs cast, along lire rf E. Skelly, 10 per
ches to a jx.st, thence bv san:e north 55 degrees
east 44 perches to a post, thenuO same south
5S .legrees east 12 pnehes to a hrCCC at the
said 'public road leading from Munster to Jcffcr
soii. theiire nlonT Raid road north 22 deT. "at
- . - -tj
143 perches to a post, thence by same north 12 -
perches to the place of beginning, containing 140
acres and 17 perches and allowance.
T E It M S : One third of the purchase
money to be paid on confirmation of sale ; one
other tliiid in one year thereafter with interest,
to be secured by tle judgment bond aud mort
gage of the purchaser ; and the remaining third
to remain a lien on the premises legal interest
to be paid on the said sum annually to Esther
M'Kinzie, widow ef said deceased, from the date
of the cou th niation of said sale, by the purcha
ser, dining her lifetime and the principal, at
! her decease, to the heirs and legal representatives
of the aid William Hudson .
. YM. KITTELL, Trustee.
pril B, 18o8:22::H .
kinERirr-vs sal.iv-
BY VIRTUE OF SUNDRY WRITS OF VEN
ditioui Exponas, issued out of the Court of
Common Pleas of Cambria County , and to me di
rected, there will be exposed to sale by public
outcry, at the Mansion House, in the Borough of
Johnstown, Cambria counrfy, on FRIDAY, the
30th day of April, 1858, at one o'clock, V. JI.
A'l tho right, title and interest of William
Howard aud Ceorge V. Hodges, of, iu and to a
lot of ground situate in the Borough of Johns
town, Cambria county, adjoining the Canal Ba
sin, lots of John Barnes, D. C. 'Wakefield's herrs
and others, having thereon erected a two story
frame warehouse, not now occupied; ALSO
All the right, title and interest of said defend
ants, of, in and to a lot of ground lying in the
borough of Johnstown aforesaid, adjoining the
above mentioned lot and the old Allegheny Por
tage Rail Road, unimproved. ALSO All the
right, title and hit rest ot William Howard, one
of the defendants, of, in and to a piece or parcel
of land, situate in Concmaugh township.Cambria
county, adjoining lands of Henry Goughnour,
the .lohnstown Iron Company and others, con
taining fifty acres more or less, about t enty
acres of which Jire cleared, having thereon erec
ted a hewed log house Taken in execution and
to be sold at the suit of Fificld and Smith, for the
use of Chester Granger. ALSO All the right,
title and interest of George W. Hodges, one of
the defendants, of, in and to a lot of ground situ
ate in tho borough of Johnstown, Cambria coun
ty, adjoining the Canal Basin, lots of John
Barnes, D. B, Wakefield's heirs and others, hav
ing thereon erected a two-story frame ware house
not now occur. ied. ALSO All the right, title
and intercut of said defendant, of, in and to a lot
or piece of ground lving in the Borough of John-
stown atorsaid adjoining tnc aoove mcnuoncu lor
and the old Allegheny Portage Rail Road, unim
proved.
ALSO All the right, title and interest of
William Howard, one of the defendants, of, in
and -to a piece or parcel of land situate in Cone
maiigh township, Cambria count)', adjoining
lands of Henry Goughnour, the Johnstown Iron
Company and others, containing fifty acres more
or less, about twenty acres of Nfhicli are cleared,
having thereon erected a hewed log house.
Taken in execution and to be ?old at the suit
of Arnold, Martin Potter, fer the use of Ches
ter Granger.
ALSO All the right, title and interest of
Charles Mcrriman an3 Susannah, his wife of, in
and to a lot of ground containing about one fourth
of an. aero more or less, .situate in Concmaugh
tnu-nshin. Cambria countv. ndioininz lands of i
Lewis Jacoby, Samuel J. Horner, Peter Jacoby
and others, having thereon erected a oi:c and a
half story plank house, now in the occupancy of
the said Charles ami Susanna Mcrriman Takcn
in execution and to bo sold at tho suit of Teter
Jacoby and Margaret Jacoby his wife.?
JOHN ROBERTS,
53
95
28
Shei ill's Office,
Sheriff.
Ebcnsburg,
April
'58.
X-fTUAriniiTY ok tuolt.iit in ukkamini-..
A very remarkable circumstance, in a
point of analogy, is to be found in the? ex
treme rapMity with which the mental opera
tions are formed, or ratlur with which the
material changes on wdiieh the ideas depend
are excited iu hemispherical ganglia. It
would appear as if a whole scries of nets, that
would really occupy a long lapse of time, pass
'pccdily through the mind in one instant.
We have m dreams no true perception of the
lape of time a strange property when; en
ttrt j into the eternal disembodied state, time
V nnnear to us clcrnitv The relations of
i j .
T'i1, as well as time, are also annihilated,
'What almost while- arc ctorntty is compres
sed into a moment, infinite space is traversed
iiiorc swift lv than bv real thought. There
urc numerous illustrations of this on record
A gentleman dreamed that he had enlisted as
"... .. ... . , ..
a soldier, joined Ins regiment, dcsei j.cu, was
apprehended, carried back, tried, condemned
to be shot, and at last led out for execution.
After the usual preparations, a gun wr.s fired.
lio awoke Willi the report, ami loutm tnat a
noise in the adjoining room had, at the same
moment, produced the dream and awakened
him A friend of Dr. Abercombie dreamt
tAiat he crossed the Atlantic and spent a fort-
tnjut in America. In embarking, on his re
turn, ho fell into the sea, and,
ri fjiitlic fright,, found that he had not
iu Lei ten minutes.
AKtt:ABC HOTEL, i:iiciisI)Uisr, I"a.
HENRY FOSTER, Proprietor.
Hp-US HOTEL, FORMERLY KNOWN AS
jL the 'Ebcusburs House." is one of the old-
c-t and best stands in fbc borough of Ebcnsburg.
f..r tho accommodation of the traveling communi
ty. Tho Proprietor assures all who may be dis-
pi Sf 1 to patronize him that his TABLE will be
supi bed with all the luxuries ot the season, Ms
BAR with the choicest oi Liquors, ami no pains
spared to render his guests coinf. rtable.
Kli nsburg. April 14. loK:"J:iy.
AtUITOK'S XOTICK.
-rill. L AlJhUMUAiu;, iiiviic iuin -t-.i
I pointed by the Orphans' Court of Cambria
County, to hear, decide and report upon the ex
ceptions filed to the account of David II Rob
erts, adm'r de bonus non cum testamento anncxo
of David Todd Sr. deed hereby givchuoticc that be
will sit at bis ofiu-e for that purpose on i-Jl.U-x
tin- 7ih l:iv of MAY next, when and where ail
persons interested mav attend.
JOllA r. K1L1..1 . -uuuor.
Ebcnsburg April 7. 1853 21 It
Conrad Suppes for use "1 In the Court of Com
of Rosini Geis I mon Pleas of Cambria
vs f County, No 124, March
1 nomas Wilson and Terra, 1858. Al. Vend
William Burns. F.xpon.
-THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING BKEN AP
I pointed by "the Court to make distribution of
the proceeds of defts. real estate sold on the writ
above stated, .hereby notifies. all persons interes
ted in the fiuid, that he will attend to the duties
of his appointment at his office in the borough of
v.Lcnsburg, on SATURDAY ,tlic tli day ot iay
ne.ct, at one o'clock P.M.
WM. KITTI.L.L., Auditor.
April 7, 185321 -It
LUBL.I1" SAL.15
..r..-iTirTT TVTT.'X'TMW". Tp-v TT
TI1L iSLl-'l IOI'IjII liilJiMli11l lO JllV
move from Ca.ubria county will olTer at pub
lic sale at his ics'lencc in the liorough oi iocns-
burg on THURSDAY XJ1K 15TI1 iAl UF
APRIL IXST, all ids household and kitchen
furniture, consisting of illaJiOgny and plain Uiairs
Breakfast, Dining, and SltJe tables, Sofas, Bu
reaus, Beadsteads, wash Stands, varpeis, ocovxs
botl. for wood and coal, Pots, Jve.'Ues together
with mau3' other articles unnecessary" t! cnurncr.
ate. The salo will commence at 10 O'clock A.
M.
A reasonable credit will begiven, and dut at
tendance at the sale, when the terms will also Ls
made known.
Persons desirous of examining, or purchasing
articles previous to tho sal can do so by calling
at his residence.
WILLIAM A. SMITH,
Ebcnsburg April 7th, 1858.
HEREBY GIVE-NOTICE, that the. ioilowing
described tracts ' of unseated lands "and lets of
ground lii the said county of Cambria, or such,
parts thereof as may kc necessary to pay arrear
ages of taxes due thereon, for one year or more'
will be offered for talc at the Court House in the
Borough of Ebensburg, on the second Monday of
June (being the 14th day,) and continue by ad
journment from day to day until the w hole be
sold for such arrearages of taxes-, and costs, ne
cessarily accnuug thereon.
UNSEATED LIST.
Names of Warrantee or owner.
Ptr. JUlcgltaivj ToiCHsin.
James C. Maguire. 1850,57
Aaron Bo wen,
James Hannum,
Heirs, Walter Elder,
Wra. M'Dougal (part,
Warren Hannum,
Mifilin Hannum,
Robert Whitehead,
Thomas Cloudsdale,
William Weaklaud.
Martha Hannum,
Mathias Behc,
Samuel Will, 1857
Lewis Cassidy,
DlacUick Toicns7dp.
John Jordon, 1850,57
Jacob FronJiciscr,
- Jacob Prcssinger,
Paul Lcbo,
Daniel Levy,
Joseph Mardis,
Win, Dunca",
Sarah Reed,
James Kane,
John White,
Andrew Duff, (part)
Jacob Anderbon 1857
Wm. O'ConnclI, "
Cambria TuicnsJiip,
Andrew Lewis, 1850,57
James Means,
Andrew Nelson,
James Means (part)
Andrew Duff "
John Thomas, .
Samuel Bryson, part)
Carroll Toicnsltij).
128 Sarah Barr, 1850,57
.128 Wilson Barr, '
108 Daniel Barr,
152 Lewis Barr,
Juo O'Harro, (pt T. Ed
wards, 1857,
Ja. OTIairo
44 Bernard Donahoe,
100 114 Henry Lebo & Robert Irwin,
(parts) 1850,57
121 A. Carson & F. Hubley.
(parts.) ;1857
100 Juo. & Wm. P. Brady, 1850,57
: . i Chest ToirnshijK -.
130 George Gillison,
220 James Foster.
377 100 James Hunter,
270 Melchoir Rudisell,
233 Martin Myers,
100 Walter Butler,
100 35 Richard Seely, (part)
400 100 John Seely,
119 John Myers,
100 James Foster,
405 Henry Delozier & G.,
200 Adam Weaver, (part)
450 William Gray,
433 153 Joseph' Gray",
108 Stephen Beck,
107 Jacob Beck,
Clearfield TutcnshijK
433 153 Robert Evans,
433 153 George Bickham. '
214 John Canan.
395 Mahlon Hutchinson,
419 Joseph Jones,
120 John Cooper,
330 Jesse Bush,
215 George Horner, part
375 Jacob Cox,
225 Wm, Lambert,
200 Wm. Tilton,
70 Patrick Shiels,
100 Jas. Diver, formerly
100 Abraham Shultz, "
200 Patrick Kelly, 57,
200 Patrick Such, 57,
58 John Kelso, part" 1850,57,
Conemaxifjh Tvicnship,
5G,57,
Acres,
100
380
90
120
100
91
220
02
04
100
80
40
200
70
100
198
300
o o r
ood
313
100
97
100
230
100
50
73
100
10
115
217
100
150
174
180
385
401
382
100
100
30
$ 7,05
29,07
11,00
9,18
7,05
0,97
1C,S3
9,53
9,78
19.12
0,12
7,04
7,90
2,76
7,40
11,10
12,40
11,50
11,10
7,40
7,18
7,40
17,02
7,40
1,80
2,78
3,70
1,87
8.47
10,57
10,70
8,80
13,04
19,02
18.05
18,82
17,98
2,55
2,55
1,02
9,40
3,13
4,70
405 135
05 03
70
20
122
300
90
C3
440
439
440
430 04
101 74
400
"401
433 40
401
400 11
257 7
11
250
439 80
439 80
439 80
439 80
439 120
4-10 80
190
180
443 131
400
33S 40
300
271
440
440
200
100
440
100
100
300
440
429 80
230
.57.
38,00
SO.S-T
30.10
2,49
11.59
28.50
'50,57 12,70
50, S"
1850,57
B
awakiug.
been
The Passage,
Many a year is in its grave,
Since I crossed this restless wave ;
And the evening, fair as ever,
Shines on ruin, rock, and river.
Then, in this same boat, beside,
Sat two comrades, old and tried,
Due with all a father's truth,
Oac with all the fire of youth.
One on earth in silence wrought,
And his grave in filencc sought ;
liut the younger, brighter form
l'asssed in battle and in storm.
So whene'er I turn my eye
l'ack upon the clays gone by,
KadJcaing thoughts of friends com o'er mc,
"Friends that closed their course before inc.
Ihit what binds us friend 10 friend,
Ihit that soul with soul can blend?
soul-like were those hours ofyoro
hct us walk in soul once more.
TRTEEREAS LETTERS O F ADMIN1S
? T tration on the estate of Michael Farrabaugh,
hito of Minister Township, Cambria county, de
ceased, have been granted to the undersigned
trcs'dlng iu said Township) by the Register of
she s:iid county; all persons having claims against
aid deceased, are hereby notnied to present them
propcrlv authenticated for settlement, and those
indebted are required to make payment withoiit
dciav.
1SA1X nthi FAliliAliALull. Admr.
Feb. 12, 1858.
CAMBRIA COUNTY, SS. .
ygsiV The Commonwealth of Pennsylva
xjySainia to Simeon J. Evans, son of Ed-
gJTfli ward Evans, late of the lorough of
steJKLsSKbensburg, deceased. anl L. J. at-
crs, Esq., guardian pro Jioc rice of William and
Sarah iarr, grandchildren of the said deceased,
smd to all other persons interested. GULL1ING:
Vou arc hereby cited to be and appear before
the Judges of our Orphans' Court at an Orphans
Court to be held at Ebcnsburg, on the hrst JUon
lay of June next, then and there to accept or re
fuse to take the real estate of said Edward lvr.;
deceased, situate iu the borough of Ebcnsburg
aforesaid, at the appraised valuation put upon
it by an Inquest duly awarded bv the said Court
and rcturne-il by the Sheriff on the 8th day of
March instant, to wit : Premises No. 1 at $800;
premises No, 2, &300 ; premises No. 3, $275 ;
premises No. , &850 : or to show cause why the
same should not be sold. And hereof fail not.
AVitiicss the Honorable George Taylof, Presi
dent eif eiur said Court at Ebcnsburg, the fifteenth
day of March, A. D. 1858. M. IIASSON,
fmar21:19:Gt Clerk
OUI'IIAXS' COURT SALE.
Y VIRTUE CF A PLURIUS ORDER OF
the Orphans' Court of Cambria county,
there will be exposed to public sale at the house
oi John G. Given, in the village of Jefferson, on
Tuesday, the 1st daT e f June next, at one o'clock
P. M., ail the right, title and interest of William
Crum, in the following described tracts of land,
viz :
All that piece or parcel of land, with its ap
purtenances, commencing at a spruce, corner on
line of Arant Sonman. thence ncrth 75 west 84
perches to a post, thence South 5 west 280 per
ches tea post, thence South 75 east 02i perches
to a sugar on line of John M'Coy, thence north
44 east 32 perches to a line, thence north 5 east
17S perches to the place of beginning contain
ing 99 acres ami 128 perches, the same being al-
otted to W imam and Benson Crum, ami situate
in Summcrhill township, Cambria county.
T E R M S : One third of the purchase mon
ey to be paid on confirmation of salo. and the re
sidue in two equal annual payments thereafter
with interest, io be secured by the judgment
bonds ami mortgages of the purchaser;
EPHR AIM CRUM, Adm'r.
March 21, 1858:19
5,50
9,28
8,43
0,35
9,74
4 22
1'78
25,70
10,12
0,30
12,f;5
8,43
12.05
18.24
9,08
9,03
60,57, 31.04
84,08
17,10
81,58
33,54
9,00
20.40
172
30,02
17,98
10,00
5,00
8,00
8,00
8.00
8,00
4,02
Take
fee.
y uoaunan, inrice ttiv
Jake; I give it willingly;
i'V invisible to thee,
pnits twaiu have crossed with me.
AnjIIXISTllATOR'S AOTJCE.
ETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION HAVE
been granted to the undersigned on the es
tate of William Byerly. late of Johnstown. Cam
bria county, deceased. All persons knowing
themselves indebted to said estate are requester
to make immediate payment mil all persons
holding claims against said estate will present
them jirepelly authenticated for settlement.
HENRY CIMA F.L. 1 . ,
iIil t t r ? -!. i . r JaHT
iu?. iti.ui.au )
March lO, if 58:lG:Ct
NOTICE TO SUPERVISORS AND OTHERS
THAT THE WEST END OF THE nUN
.tlngdon Cambria and Indiana Turnpike
Road, from its Western tcrrainus, in the Borough
of Blairsville, to the mile post marked 27 miles
from Blairsville and 50 miles from Huntingdon,
near the old tavern etand of Thomas James, in
Cambria County, is abandoned and no tolls collect
cd for the use of that distance, lhe Supervisors
of the several Townships, and Boroughs, through
which that part of said road passes, arc hereby
notified to take charge of the same .as per Act of
Assembly concerning certain state and turnpike
roads, passed I9th April, A. D. 1844.
JOHN S, lSETT, Seq'r.
of II. C. arid Indiana Turnpike Road,
March 3lst 1S58. 20,
NOTICE.
AN APPLICATION HAS BEEN' MADE
to the Court, of Com.non Pleas of Cambria
Co'-nty, for the Incorporation of S. Francis A
eadcniy, at Loretto, which - will be granted by
our Court at its Session, to be held on the 2th
day of May next, if no sufficient leason be shown
to the toiny-arv. - o
; . "JOSEPH M'DONALD Prot'y.
rrolhonoarv's Office,
March.. 21, 1S58, 4t, ' ,
ICG
80
400
155
400
401
S00
228
30
00 .
400
400
300
100
400
132
400
190
400
405
102
230
400
401
350
400
200
10
300
282
405
200
30
75
310
133
53
207
400
308
324
404
210
50
150
IpS
400
400
4t0
400
400
40
308
824
"flSU A fresh lot of Salmon,
jL ring and Cedwfch. fo: sale bv
Mackeril, He
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TREASURER'S SALE. .
F UNSEATED LANDS AND . LOTS, IN
Cambria County, A.. D. 1858.
I G:oi tr J. Rodders. Treasurer e.f Cumbria Couri
ty, in the Commonwealth of t'ennsylvanias In
pursilancb of th? several Acts ol Assembly,
of 6 ;id LobifnoiHN lallh, directing he time and
ina i.ucr .of . tiling unseated lauds for taxes. , Do
437
414
35
100 8(W
400
300
400
400
30
300
300
300
200
200
405
140
273
112 George Shrum.
Wm.;Beaty, '
Alexamler Cochran,
Benjamin Williams
Wm. Brown,
25 John Teeter,
12G Richard Smith, "
JuJin Grouse,
David T. Storm,
Samuel L. Gorgas,
George Gates, 57,
Jamison,
Harsh berger. ,
Sinclair,
Crook,
Geo Funk & Thos. Vickroy,
1850,57
John Gill,
R.'Crenkleton,
J. Brown,
Allen Brown,
J. Paxton,
William Brown,
William Stewart,
James Gill,
Decker.
Harshbcrgcr,
Jacob Stitt, .
Jacob Klinefelter,
Caldwell Improvement,
Joseph Black & Ben Gorgas,
JNancy Dawson,
William Fagan, .
Leviston Tract,
Christian Ilrsh berger,
Robert Allison,
James Nelson,.
Shepley Priestly,
JA-lcr Shoenbcrger, .
. it
William Clark,
Adam Ream,
Robert King. .-"'
- v.v, lMCGregor, . .
20 King & Shoenbcrger, '50,57,
George Moerej
Thomas WiUson; '
Andrew Kennedyj' '
Jas Roberts,
Cliarles Jonesj . -
John Bell, -
21 John Grllan,
William Clark,
Jackson ;;'.
92 Jehu Duchauan. 1850
C8 William Holt,
:- Gilbo'rt Lloyd,
Abigal Ramsevs 50,57
Peter Hortmauj-. "
Samuel Stilt,'
Henry Shoemaker.
John Steel,
James Ste-el , .
Geo. R. Shou; ;
James Stitt; .
lliomas Still; 1
0,04
0,91
10,00
0,18
10,00
10,00
12,00
19,83
2,40
2,40
7,80
7,80
7,80
1,95
7.,80
150
154
100
103
213
100
110
100
81
50
1
170
140
439
150
100
1200
200
1000
200
233
201
400
400
252
50
70
100
410
410
410
445
445
445
453
445
440
250
203
208
319
199
200
30
200
200
25
300
350
300
433
47
98
400
203
30
595
20
23
40
43
CO
00
CO
120
109
John Simpson,
Solomon Bcnshoof,
Eli Bcnshoof,
James Murray,
John Clark (part)
John Clark (pait)
Jlunster Township.
Scth R. M'Cime,
llichlasd Township.
Joseph Vickroy,
John Anderson,
John Morrison,
Valentine Oaster,
Daniel Reese.
Francie Devlin,
Wm. Nichols.
Ileury Barrington,
Robert Ross.
Jacob Clements,
John Cop2,
Edward Coj.i,
mi merh ill Tokii ah lp
Christian Smith,
Robert S'ewart.
Jacob Nagle,
Henry Wooels,
James Daltcn,
James Scaright,
John F.verman,
Isa.c Brannan,
John Nicholson, .
Fretlrick Croyles Estate,
Jacob Goughenour.
John Kcan,
John Thompson,
Jacob Blodget,
Robei-t Evans.
William Smith,
Wm- Smith, D. D.
Isaac Jones.
Wm. Clark, (part)
Henry West,
Henry Weaver,
Adam Burk,
Samuel Stolse's Estate,
Ebenezer Brauham,
William Hunt,
Lewis Cassiday,
Lets in the town ef Summerhill
Lot No. 3, '50,57
Lot No. 4.
Susquehanna Township.
Joseph Thomas, '50,57
James Rhey.
James Whitehead,
Peter Garman,
R. & A. White; '57
Wm. D. Owens,
Joseph Griffith,
Morgan Jones,
Washinjlon Township.
Thomas Jackson, '50,57
James Johns,
James Magellan,
John Taj lor,
Joseph Dilworth,
George Cutwalt,
Peter West, .
Henry Gillan,
Arent Sonman,
Christian LingcnfcPer,
Arent Sonman, '
Samuel Hinton,
William John,
Francis John,
Christian Constantino,
J no. R. M'Farlaue,
Henrv Sharp,
J no. W. Geary,
Lewis Cassidav,
A. M. & R. White & Co
White Township.
Re.bcrt Boggs,
Marj Brown,
Andrew Small,
Alexander Brown,
Thomas Brown,
William Harris,
James Harris,
John Harris,
James Reed,
John Marshal,
James ilson,
4,40
23.08
23,10
22,80
7,02
8,40
8,40
30,00
20.24
14,00
8,94
0,57. 91
22,02
39,78
39,78"
39.78
39,78
19,70
19,90
17.20
10.29
40,14
30,20
30,01
27,15
5d4,54
39,82
39,82
18,10
8,33
S9.82
4,20
So r
,Ot
53,01
39,82
38,88
20,02
251
75
250
401
4 SI
200
400.
500
358
840
1050
200
410
300.
4112
251
Samuel Calvin,
Michael Farrell,
J.unes Russ, (Boggs
' (W.Jones,
'55,50
(Haines,
(J. Jones,
(Jacob Haines,
(Diffncr,
(Boggs,
(
(Adams-,
(Duck,
(Ponahoc,
m 55,
1,27
4.12
12,75 '
15,07
12,99
0,80
15.35
17,05
9,01
25. bS
17,85
7,48
7.4S
5.10
01.75
1.27
1.87
'57
153
William Ocorgc,
John Scrvoss,
Michael Musser,
Abraham Witmer,
Thomas L. ibxire,
Ann M'Murtrie,
James Craig,
Jexseph Ash mead,
Owen Jones,
James M'Murtric,
Thomas Murgatroid,
John Brown,
George Hill.
Jeremiah Musser,
Jacob King,
Patrick Borland,
Thomas B. Moore.
Thomas Canbv,
T. .L. Moeire, Jas. M'ilnrtrie
and others,
Graff & Malonc.
SEATED LIST.
911
,91
11,40
11,08
8,08
12,39
8,31
8,90
4,94
8,90
8,74
3,50
,70
12,34
9,80
30,70
10,50
7,00
84,00
14,00
70,00
14,00
10,30
14, OS
14,00
14,00
17,00
14,00
3.50
7,00
43,04 j
43,04
43,04
C2.80
C2,30
31,14
03,44
C2,30
C2,40
20.24
55,20
43.GC
3 ,4 4
20,84
21,00
1,50
17,48
10,50
10,50
1.24
15,74
12,24
25.20
45,42
4,20
10,30
14,00
21.20
4,20
20,80
2.80
Samuel Calviu.
55 Joseph Devlin, 50
1 2 lots James Kaylor,
120 Philip Smith.
95 Patrick llagau,
400r George Cowan,
Concmaugh Townxhtjt.
8 Michael Downey '54,55
82 Widow Stewart" (of J.)
35 Abraham Alwioc '51
120 William Blackburn
1 Emanuel Horner for S. II. Hor
ner,!
1 lot Alfred Beggiii iif
1 lut John Benst
1 lt John Deck man, .
1 lot Joseph Flembocli,
3 David Hopkins,
27 Ebene'zcr lusicho,
8 ' Samuel Kennedy,
1 lot Alexander Keating
2 Abraham Kopclin
7 Jacob Ijiiig
1 lot Joseph Lambough,
1 lot Danul Lys.igt
2 " Silas Ix;wtilyn
2 lots Wat kin Morgan 1855
1 lot Philip Perry
200 Samuel L. Sherbino
112 do d.x -
4 John Seigh
Jtbcndurj Jioroujh.
2 lots Silas Moorcs Es'e 53,54,55
1S5G,
J " Mary Allison 55,50,
1 " Lewis Ueynon 55,50,
1 " llichard Jones C. . 50,
Jackson Towushijy.
John Gorrnon,
Isaac Clark,
George Findley,
11. L. Johnston
David Teeter,
Henry Wagner,
Philip Alwinc,
William lirown,
John Horner,
Jacob Hildcbrand,
Charles Murray, oo.oG,
Arthur Murphy,
John Pergrin,
Samuel Smith,
Elizabeth Carman,
Munster Township.
Francis Bradley, Jr., '55 3,14
Rielduiid Tvicnulup,
Jesse Lav ton,
Joseph J. Duulap.
Archibald Duulap,
Joseph Slick,
Isaac Smith,
lot Jno B. Myers,
Clinton Messenger,
Sum merh ill loicnsJi ip.
John Auiieh, 1851
4 lot Fredrick Croyle's Est
211 Patrick & Thos. M'Gough,
1 lot Henrv Oster. '54
Henry Ulden,
Maria Murray, '64
Frankliu Boyles, T'5,60
Nicholas Crura,
Aaron Cnlui,
415
C3
CO
50
45
50
2
50
40
14
300
100
00
54
440
40
50
200
80
1
1
1
5S
07
100
50,
5.10
1.42
4,00
1.30
J, 00
1. 'io
2. C9
1.4U
1.IO
.5;
1,'
1.00
,4
f.C
1.04
28
07
W8
50
28
U8
1,40
51
84
10,80
11,0a
1,80
8,30
1,70
1.74
1.4U
1.04
1.14
30
SS
8S
50
17.00
1.65
1,45
1,70
15,84
'to
55,50
55
'Ob
'50
1,04
8.S5
70
30
1,00
2,1 'J
1,13
12
107
140
371
55
'55
'50
64
54
John Stoneri
Christian Stonir
Jacob Rupp,
John Hubley, .
Thom.u White,
Thomas, Yi''.kroy,
'50
12,22
IC;00
7,59
10.00
10,14
8,10
9,19
10,00
10.00
14,28
16,00
8,00
,41
12,00
11,30
10,12
8,00
1,48
3,08
8,58
10;2O
2,10
8,29
10,00
12,29
12,97
10,12
s 41
2,23
12,40
10,04
10,00
lC,T)0
10,00
10,00
-19,00
1,C0
24,8
12,97
18,00
18,02
1,57
14,25
9,50
88,00
28,50
28,00
38,00
3,00
28,58
28,50
2S,S0
14,31
1,4,31
28,50
19,00
18,39
ALSO. At the sa'.ne time and place, will be
sold, the following Seated Kinds and Lots of
ground. On which the taxes remain unpaid,
and which Tiavr! been returned to the Commission
crs agreeably to the act of As.-embly of April,
29th 1S44
Acres.
CO
250
12
82
100
300
50
100
400
Q
338
97
100
02
50
40
Per. 'Alleghany Township.
John Burk, est. 1S55
R. M. S. Jackson,
"
Silas Moore's Estate,
2 lots A. J. Weaklaud,
Lawrence Cassidy &co.
lilacklick Township.
John E. Evans, Hers,
John Donahocv
George Lister,
50
55,50
55,
50,
55,
56,
Henry Marlett,
Paul Dishong,
jamcs Wilson,
Nicholas Altimus;
Daniel Cameron,
John Davis,
Mathew Kane,
Jirnes Kane,
1 lot Joseph Makin;
Wm. O'ConnclI.
John T Williams;
Mulford & Alter,
Cambri-A Township.
2 lots", Silas Metres Ea'c 53,54,55,50,
80 Joseph James 55,50
1 lot Lewis lieynon . . 50,
2 lots Richard Jones Es'qr.
100
50
$3,44
8,50
4",08
1,09
C8
3,50
9,45
70
4,79
21,85
113
10,54
4,75
1,75
4, OS
4,81
1,17
3,90
1 4 ,33
4fi
5.85
2,91
34,40
ilot
1
i
o
11G
100
100
100
100
213
55
'54.50
'60
lots Peter Donahoe. 55
3S7 William Mulholbn, '55,50
100 Thomas Patterson's estate,
1855,50
SO Theodore Slick,
1 lot L. S. Montgomery
2 Ilarman Paul,
2 lots William Slick
80 Jno. Murray, lus.-t
Summ itiille Jioro'jh
Jacob Coulter
Wm Henry,
F. C M'Dcrmitl,
Saml. M'Clelland
. Philip Neon,
John Ivory,
" John Major,
" Jas T. Moore
" A Donahoe,
James Wilhclm,
JSusqiichanva T jicnth ij.
Joseph Griffith, 1S5G
Jno. D. Jortcs,
Morgan Jones,
William D. Owens.
Charles O'Xcil,
A. M & B.-White,
Washington Towntliip.
Chaffee
2.7G
1,84
0.33
2.30
2,30
3.88
3,00
12,49
3,9S
3,75
5.G7
1G.50
1 lot
1S55
o
50
50
55,50
. 50,
10,12
'0,44
5,10
2,97
Ccth'dll Tmcn'shijf.
258 . John Fenlon, 1955 - 3,09
! lot Henry Cook", 21,
CO Michael Thomas; 1,09
I lot Cliarles O'Niel, ,12
10 Jno. P. fairish , 1,99
103, 'lliomas Davis, 1,23
75 William Richarets: ,55.5 6,"0
"GG CoCstantine Crjvcr, '5 1,15
100 John Fox. " 1.00
SO James Refl'ner, 1,00
200 : David Davis, ' 3,40
25 LcwIk HaHlninj ,51
50 Matthew Kane, ,85
100 J'hn.P. Davis, .1,00
C Icitrficid Tvwnshiji.
22- Adam Bowers, '55,56 2.91
70 Roger Shiels. '55 2,94
5e Simon Wcakhind, ,80
1 lot Stephen Iholhtu. ,28
Joseph D3saft,
Hot James Dougherty,
ldo William Dougherty,
-Bernard Daily,
Samuel Earnest,
Jno. WT. Geary
1 lot Samuel Gray
Philip Hanlan
1 lot Thomas Hcwit,
1- G. W. Kelly,
1" Henry Lovely,
100 Joan KiDports,
2 Win. Latimorc,
100 Geo. M'Culougb,
300 Thos. B. Moore,
400 Michael Moyere, cso 55.50,
11 Michael M'Call. 55,
200 Jno. G. Miles,
.Hot Wm. O'Neil,
."1" John Quail.
4" Jamcs Busscll.
15
Hot John Bainy.
120 Samual Short,
170 Wm. Smith,
3G Michael A. Skelly,
1 lot Wm. G.Tiley, . '
1" Clement Urban,
10,84
9,30
o 01
1 1
2,32
4,00
1,84
2,10
3,22
1,20
4,20
1,80
1,70
.00
1,07
1,45
.74
1.1G
1,00
l.CH)
1,00
1.00
G.20
490
70
3,50
1,40
1.01
2,80
4,40
2,10
1,40
1,40
2,10
2,80
G.00
2.80
2, SO
12,84
19,20
70
9,80
1,40
1.04
7.00
2,10
70
1.50
4,7(5
2,37
1.40
2.1a
100
no
A. M. & 11. White, FKnn.5C4,20
100
Henry Fright-hoof,
lgnatus Adams,
2 hts John J, Glass,
Hugh Peach,
1-2 lot Wm. Jackson,
1854
1855
280
5,00
4,08
2,10
2.10
1,40
1 luliu WherrV,
8 - ' Geo. W. liowman,
White ' Township. -100
Thomas Cowan, 1855 2,10
3 Philip Kdiainston, 42
GEOltGU J. RODGERS- Treasurer
Treasurer's) OQ'kc, Ebensburg,
Mrsh, 19th 1858.
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