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TREASURER'S SALE,
OF UNSEATED LANDS AND LOTS IN
Cambria County, A. D. 1800.
1, JOHN A. BLAIR, Treasurer of Cambria, Coun
ty in tLe Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, in
pursuance of the several Acts of Assembly, of
sr.id Ccmmonweatfc; directing the time and man
r.er of selling unseated lands for taxes, do
HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, the following de-
scrilcd tracts of Unseated Lands and Lots of
Ground m the said County of Cambria, or such
parts thereof ss may he nscestary to pay arrear
ages of taxes dua thereon, for one year or more,
will be offered for sale at the Couit House in the
Jioiough of Ebensburg, on the fiecond Monday of
June (being the 1 1th day.) and continiie by ad
iournnicnt frem day to daj - until the whole be
old fr fcuch arrearages of taxes and costs, ne
cessarily accnim:r iherecu.
UNSEATED LIST.
Names of Warrantees or Owners.
Act's
5S0
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100
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2
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09
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: 100 -:
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21
Per. Allegheny Township.
Aaron bow a JS53 1833
3 20
5 40
8 C8
7 TO
T 02
4 79
3 00
15 40
1 37
10 27
James Hanr.um
6
Heiisof Walter Elder '5S 53
William M'Dougal (part)
Warren Hsnnnm
Robert Wliithead
Martha Hannum "53
Samuel Will '58 '50
Montgomery Douglass
Ten! m & Johnston 1859
BlaclJick Toi?nshin.
John Jordon 1358 1359 G 53
Jacob Presslr.ger 14 34
Paul Aiho 13 55
Daniel Levy 12 83
Joseph Mori is 6 63
Wiliiam Duncan 0
Surah Pec 1 G
Daniel Davis 13
John Whir.? G
William O'Conrcl! G
34
i '
05
George M'Cnnn "59 2 25
John E. Evan's heirs 13 13
! John Jordan '58 '59 15 35
Cambria 'Township.
James Means 1858 1859 4 33
An :rew Nelson 12 02
Wil'i-im B-inhani 4 50
John B y.l 1 45
John Thorn is 1141
Evan Abrams $z Jno Bennet '59 7 50
Carroll Township.
Sirah Barr 1858 1859 2 10
l Wilson B ur 1'i 6G
1 Danid Ba;r 3o
1 I?vi I'.;rr 2" 13
Jlonry Lcho.v-Ti.o': Irvin "part) 8 60
A. CsBiii ft I'. HuMey (pait) 8 01
J iri'iil A;cr 8 SO
Uov. D. V. Jones 1-359 4 5
John .M;'.hr 7 40
Evan D. Ev;.ns 4 o5
Thr.mas E ia-:iris (nm t) 5S r59 14 19
CU.-t 'J-icistfp.
Si!u.,i- Wnlkcr 1858 1559 23 94
.Vihi;u:i Iirk.t;r 'jrt lo
Anthony Si;nnnns 1G 9G
Nath-iit L' iiihb.Touh 1G !G
I'rtuJ.'riok il jlyiieux 17 04
Tli-mias Ketl.iiid 11 5
John As-jby 12 15
TiioM.ii-, M.i:lts 15 UO
.r !.n Ketl.ui 1 o; 03
Henry Piiiltfs - 17 5i;
James Anu-itroiig 28 00
.J:rj.".s H:!iit r ,s S2
7.iiiT Iiarh-r 1853 1 88
J hn S-viy '58 '59 22 90
J Myers 8 94
lii'Tiry f3'i z!er it Co 11 63
Wil' atii Cnvy II 2G
iir;;y 1 G 0
S c; :ltn iili 8 10
J.; :-.. Heck 8 04
.!.' a llecii 7 9G
A i;n Weaver (part) 14 25
J.ji::?s t'.oster iv tlei GiiTwa 20 G3
'fir'f- Tuwuship.
F-r..' 1 Crydcr 1853 1859 3 C2
S l:fn SkS 27 28
M:cl:uv! K; pp'o 20 05
.hu:i:-.i Ih-ys-'U - 10 29
J-:m Cani:on 1G 27
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1M
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i;j
128
108
152
144
117
120
41
41
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4.',.'
4..J
ill
T.'l
4 :
:n
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I If-1
111
4-'0
28
V'i
5.
Ji.-re:-h Jor.rs
JSiinon Litzir.cr'i heirs
J-)',,n C-"j er
J ic-b C. 'X
William L-xml.-cr
Wi:iini Tilion
John btonr.
Patrick Sliiils
James Divt r (f.nnorly)
Abraham Slsuitz (fnii-Jilv)
Patrick Eollv .
Patrick u-!i
IlaUxer 11 vcr 18"9
Luke M'Guire
shields X- Dili Lid
Morn'.-, Wolf
Henry Woif.
Josej L Davis
Henry Davis
M rris Davirf
Con?wiu)7i 2'oirnshij:
Decker 1853
HarbhlK-rger
JC'h Klinefelter
Caldwell Imnr..TCin'?nt
Jos lUick A; Ben Gorg s
Nanc' Dawson
Win Pagan
Lfvif.t"n Tract
Cliribtian liars Lbrrger
Robert Allison
James Nelson
Alex M'Gregor
120 King & Shcenberger
'iooige lli.t)re
Tl.cr.ias Wilson
Andrew Kennedy
Jaii.es Roberts
Charles Jones
Joiin fitll
21 Jcbn Cali?n
V.'iliiara Clark
Saeolev Priestly 1859
31
9
2
17
8G
00
12
01
11
110
15 20
2 94
S 33
7 CO
7 GO
15 20
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10
15 20
1 07
2 13
4 G2
15 38
11 72
3 91
14 20
14 5G
G G8
7 50
20
r. r.5t
5 30
7 58
5
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JI 75
-
JO
43
05
40
155
u,
l
H
40
":3
00
203
50
50
595
50
50
50
75
U
G
4
55
03
370
4o-
J
77
130
Punk it Thos Vickroy
112 George fShnu.i
Alexander Cachran
Penjamin Williams
Wilii.im Brown
-3 John Teeter
Samuel Gorgas
George Gatc-3
do Jamison
do Ilarshbergcr
do Sinclair
do Crook
08
5
3
o
7
7
1
7
5
1
5
t
o
70
400
12
50
433
It-
433
433
93
50
rl
50
13
318
4
400
400
400
50
50
300
01
03
88
50
80
50
60
0
400
James Burke
'58
1858
147
J Marbourg
James Stewart
50
418
03
03
Widow Stewart 1859
Munster Township.
Seth 11 M'Cune '58 '59
Crcyle Township.
Hvlert Stewart '58'59
(!aie Swunierhill)
F re5erick Croyle's, Estate
I'lle SummerhiU
y iiliara Smith D. D. ISC
illiam Clark (part)
Hei.ryWest '58 '59
late SummerhiJl
Samuel Stoltze's Estate
410
400
10 SO
400
14 83
400
200
200
io e;
8 21
1 88
) 26 07
) 29 93'
lale Snmmerhill
Toicn ff SwHuurhiU. (now Croyle.) 44
LotXo3 1S58 1659 61 W
I r X j .
hot No 4
58
Acr's
T . J'tekton Township.
:.a Wi-ton 1853 1859
AKailliamsev 1853
Samuel Stitt "'58 59
Jocn Steel
Jan:es StM
n Shonp
23 14
6 38
52 00
32 00
32 00
2 83
250
22H
21 00
24 00
24 00
13 88 '
13 88
27 95
24 00
'13 93
2 03
2 09
9 77
24 00
8 00
11 14
33 07
15 64
2 37
14 51
14 72
'58
59
14G Thomas White
25 Daniel Good
2G James Murray
122 Julian Mc Anally
300 JohnMcAnally
SO Peter Bortman
139 Daniel D?vy
413 William Morris
208 Isaac Bonser
42 Alexander Ilimtcr
181 Daniel Farley
181 Jasper Ewing
89 James liecs
405 135 John Simjvsr-.n
50 Abraham Gougbenonr
Hicldattd Ihicnxkip.
C3 Joseph Vickerov 18GS '59
137 120 Elisha Roc-rs"
433 40 Robert Ross
401 Jacob Clement
400 11 John C. np
257 7 Edward Copp
'Sumnicrhill Tuicnshiu.
7
15
34
43
4
01
3
21
oi
15
24 33
21 57
15 00
9 53
2G 04
20 04
26 04
26 04
11 27
2G 28
19 33
25 49
11 85
4 05
439
439
439
439
SO Jacob Nagle '58 '59
80 Henry Woods
80 Jan.es Dalion
60 Jamts Staright
John Nicho!sju
131 Jacob Gougheno-jr
40 John Thomposou
131 John Nicholson
Isaac '.Tones
Adam Bf.vk lS5j
1 Jwm z'T Uranh.-.ra ?5S '5'
SO Wiiiiani Hunt
I ewis Cas.-iday
William GoveU (part)
4 C James Myers
Su.ni uchmi ;ta Townihip.
N. Hughes '53 '59
James Rliey
Jolir. Weitcll
Peter Carman
190
443
J j J
430
200
100
440
429
230
2G 07 I
25 45
13 64
4 27
1 63
28
100
151
15o
1G3
100
100
150
175
200
277
400
190
400
405
10 J
230
400
401
200
T "
t -
207
400
3n3
32 1
8 10
11 02
12 16
14 83
4 05
9 12
12 16
8 83
8 10
10 81
Widiam D. Owens
Morgan Jones '58 rL
Joseph Thomas
Joseph Vandt-rslice
James Thompson
A. B. Waller
'l'vlor Township,
John Gill 1S5S
R. Cunkleton
J. Brown
Allen Brown
J. Pax ton
William Brown
William Stewart '5S
James Gi'l
John Stitt
Shep'cy PriestU
1S58
1859
50
57
50
58
80
32
00
4
.
i
3
4
15
15 00
7 50
2 04
3 99
15 00
Slic)'.- Priestly
Peter Shix?uheriicr
1858
'58 '59
do
do
William Clark '
Adam .learn
Robert King
Jo).n Crousj
153 A.Iam Ross 1859
1 VasJt injtvii Town sh ip
Thomas Jacksni 1858
James Johns
John W. Geary
John Taylor
Gccrgc Cutwalt
Peler West
Henry Gilln
Arcnt Sonman
C 1 1 ri t r. i n L i n ge n felte r
Arer.t Sonrf an '
11
12
15
56
16
16
90
10
95
13
401
210
' 5G
24 S
109
SI
50
50
17G
439
150
100
1200
200
lOtO
2o0
':';
40O
400
100
2nl
15G
2U0
394
509
523
331
13
4
8 0G
3 86
15 40
13 55
33 82
11 5G
7 70
92 40
14 05
77 00
15 40
17 9?
11 G5
11 C5
11 65
15 5
9 Ol
7 50
Samuel Hit! tun
40
William John
Richard Constantino
John R. M'Farla-c
A'. M. it R. White
4 3 F:a';,-:s John
Jer.'iui ih M'Gonigle
Philip West . ' 1859
While Town-ship.
5G Simon Walker 1853
17 Thomas Lamboura
80 Henry Philips
153 Frederick Molyneaux
153 Simon Walker
108 Tin-mas Iamb"iirn
153 Thomas Lambourn
150 Henry Philips
CO Robert Bocgs
CO Mary Brown
CO Andrew Small
28 47 j
I
46
9o i
48 23
S4 39
39 OS
22 42
47 40
19 49
174
433
21 G
410
410
410
51
51
51
97
97
14
415
415
4 45
415
41G
4-r,
371
221
250
47
98
199
2
30
30
333
200
25
300
350
360
400
Alexander Brown
Thomas Brown
William Harris
John Harris
James Reed
153 William Coates
1S53
17
17
17
14
11
17 14
17 17
'59
SO 08 j
73
17
William Rush
S3 47
19 95
14 44
5 55
12 42
21 70
21 90
3 30
1 89
22 43
12 C8
1 57"
19 02
18 82
2G 28
14 60
22 19
3 87
William West
John Marshall
Jeremiah Musser
'58
'58
59
Jacob King
Michael Mus.er
Abraham Witmer
87
7
Thoinasi Ketland
Tuonias L. Moore
Ann M'Mutrie
James Craig
)vcn Jones
Tames M'Mutrie
Thomas Murgatroid
John Brown
Patrick Borland
Thomas B. Moore
Thomas Canby
T. L. Mocre James M'Mutrio
and others 58
Graff &- Malone 5S '59
30
11
1
1
o
12
14
4
44
82
29
42
77
95
49
20
25
70
Walton it Dillcn
1859
Henry Such
Morris Such
Martin Wolf
Martin Davis
Martin Black
Patrick Peters
Patrick Borland
Patrick Straud
YoJer Township.
John Steel" 1859
Jacob Crook
George Gates
13 80
14 95
14 95
14 95
13 52
12 75
12 75
Harshbcrgcr
C
2
12
3
o
17
17
8
13
38
55
t.
40
25
13
77
43
50
83
James Sharp
John Louden
Alexander M'Gregor
D. Shrock
George Moore
Thomas Wilson
Andrew Kerney
Michael Musser .
400 James Roberts 8 50
C. Jones 8 50
James Taylor 8 50
Alexander Gchran 4 25
Joseph Talmer 4 25
COO James Stitt
300 Thomas Stitt
300 John Stoncr
200 Christian Stoner
200 Jacob Rupp
405 John llubley
300 nenry Shoemaker
200
SEATED LIST.
ALSO At the same time and place, will be
153
SO
sold, the following Seated Lands and Lots of
Ground, on which the taxes remain unpAid, and
130
which have been returned t j the Commissioners
150
-TO
I O
50
439
260
180
S
50
agreeably to the Act of Assembly of April, 29th
Names of Warrantees or Owners.
Ter. AUeglieny Townsnip.
1 Lot Francis Gallagher lbo7 2 32
it n mv..i 1ft Tf
Hu2h M'Neal 18 70
1 Lot Nicholas Nagle 1 25
1 lot Jesse Ilerbrt 1857 '58 10 23
Fluke & Koyer '57 8 25
1 lot John Harkins 3 40
S 50
3 40
306
310
5 61
3 S3
5 10
2 71
1 99
G4
40
07
300
50
230
400
ICS
50
47
4
580
72
108
80
170
SO
100
123
54
42-
99
S
11
C3
0 7o
10 10
26 80
2 S5
Georgo Lister
David JJoriDg
. Dconi? McGee
, Isaac Makin
Denton Mobly
Mai ford & Alter
1857
00
58
30
185S 13 CO
David Powell
Joseph Kcso
Cambria Township.
Joseph Jani3 1857
Murray .& Kittell
Carroll Township.
' James Hefner 1857 '53
llev David W Jones '57
2 lots John P Parrish 1857 '53
M'Cormick & IlarL-r '57
Peter Bartram
Charles Kane
lots John Leidei
Chest Township.
Daniel Xocl ISoG
4
3
o
86
10
32
2 73
80
70
84
47
53
27
44
51
20
400
GO
Clearfid'l Township
1 lot William Wiley '57 '53
1 lot Wra M'Combie 1857
1 lot Terrence Kinney
1 lot Joseph Iloack.
Keefe Hnwley 1858
1 lot J 8nie3 A Hradley
1 lot Morris McAlip
1 lot John Iliibon
Peter Will
iJlctcklick Tcwrivhip.
Jobn Davis 1S57
Paul Dishong '57 '5S
John E Evan's heirs
Mathew Kane
James Kane
39 25
GO
! 5 71
63
2 92
11 G3
G 84
2 45
G 80
5 57
1 70
1 53
1 70
2 13
r 3 33
5 32
98
7
1 27
85
21 48
40 3S !
6 58 j
85
27 40
23 43 j
2 40 i
3 40
G GO
2 04
2 01
4 13
1 19
12 00
1 lot Jacob Kline
Luke M'Guire Jr
Itodger Shiels
'57
- -
Oi t
57
I 2
180
330
GO
150
400
130
Joseph Dvscrt '
Lloyd, Hill &Co. 1853
Joseph MTeely
Samuel Calvin
George Cowan
Shiels & Durbin
Conentaugh Through.
2 lots Samuel Jones 1857.
1 George S King
2 ' Peter Shocnberger
1 Joseph San tee
Ebausburg Huron gh
2 lots Richard Jones (S C) '57
1
1
John C O'Neill '57
Hugh Kyan 185S
George Wilson
Jackson Township.'
3.V
15
0
300
440
110
50
loo
-too
415
35
17
193
110
50
50
30
John Stuver 185G
Isaac Teeter
Charles Murray '5G '58
Eiizab'th Garmaa '56 '57 '58 40
James Uracken
ULJohnstoc 1856
Buchanan Tract "57 '58
Holt
Lytic
William Staver 1857
Michael Erawley
Jonathan J Clevinsrer
Christopher Decker
James Eckels ?57 '58
Henry Wagner 1857
Johnstown Through .
1 bt William Howard 1857
EureU't Iitrovgh.
1 lot Jacob Pel's heirs '57 '53
2 John Fcnlon 1857
4 72
3 GO
E'.izabeSh Conway
DaTiu-l Litzinger 1353
Johu L) tic
Peter Sretny
10
10
40
01
104
50
125
JIu aster Township
Augustine Glass 1856
JasC M' Hugh's estate 185"
1 lot Milburg Ivean 185S
Uichl'ind Township.
Joseph Dunhip '57 '53
Archibald Dunlap 1857
Henry Staub
Michael Burkhart 1853
S'liiimerhiil Township.
Frauklin Boy les '5tj '57
John B Brookbank 1856
Christian Knepper's estate
John King '56 '57 '58
G2
-1 80
40
264
80
10
100
G6 I
1 00
i 12
j 120
40
50
SO
44
S
Martin Mixesall 18w6
t L S Montgomery
Peter M'Guire '56 '57 .
G3
11 26
1 lo
o -
450 Thomas J Parrish 1850 $ G7
1 lot John Plummcr 77
100 Thos Patterson's est '56 '57 12 80
12 John Shaeffer 1 93
144 JohnAgen 1857 7 00
55 Emily Benson 3 63
371 Aaron Cruni C 37
400 Nathan Cruia 9 02
40 Peter Dun 2 01
G lots William llaney Jr 3 30
2 Wm Haney(now Croyle) 2 49
John Otto 1857 47
20
308
40
80
44
52
120
50
100
150
120
I
05
1 lot Ann Zerby
Uriah Eaiigh
James Burk (of John)
2 lots Michael Berry
Nicholas Crura
Abraham Crura
William Crura
Kebecca Cram
Benson Crura
James Doran
James Farren
Samuel Flenner .
Edward Grew
do Reynolds
Hughes & J Miller
1 lot Jacob Holder
Benedict Lilly
James M'Breen
Franeis M'Connell
John M'Coy
1 lot Mary Noel
George Pringle
Isaac Plummer's estate
Martin P PriDglo
Silas Beam
James Kager
Chas Freed & "Wm Shartz
Allen Sharp
Jacob Settlemycr
G lots Elizabeth Sweeny
13
03
53
Gl
Gl
76
46
18
53
54
89
50
93
98
50
55
45
32
54
25
15
49
100
W
50
4
33
95
12
220
45
100
SO
57
50
19
12
93
12
79
05
29
54
S4
66
42
29
29
G5
12
43
75
53
camuel li Seaman 3 estate
30
Isaac Smay
'57
'53
1S57
1
o
o
1
John Skeliy Sr
David Shaeffer
John Wilnjoe
1 lot Joseph Wolf
Henry Zellers & Co
Jacob Crura 5
Elias Crura 1
John Kean
John Kean (Mountain) G
John Kean (upper eawm ill) 4 80
Charles P Murray 1858 8 84
George LTcmpSeld G2
William Oldam 78
SummiiviUe VorougJi.
1 lot Wm Jackson '57 '5S 12 75
3 15
1 2S
1 53
G 4G
3 21
1 92
78
1 55
2 04
1 97
1 70
Gl 87
1 45
58 83
40
116
iy i iuw
. . inn
J T"T
AB Waller 5G '57 '53
Jacob Keith 1857
James Mehafly 57 '58
Jonathan Anderson
John Wcible
Isaac Evans 1S5S
Joseph M'DonaM
William M'Donald
William Jl'Donali
Andrew Kelly
Charles O'Neill
William WbitolicaJ
Washington Tcwnshin.
25
341
50
100
80
50
170
117
70
100
50
4
0
3
11
S
3
01
2 15
Geo ST Bowman '56 '57 1
1 lot Henry Brown 56 '57 '53 5
1 ' William Bruce '56 '57 1
GO
48
03
GOO
4
170
500
Peter Cassiday '56 '5753 105 00
x lot joan Carroll 1 3;j
Josephine Dysart 4 05
George M'Cullough 27 03
Michael Moyers 09 50
1 lot Jacob Nagle 185G 97
1 Geo Nagle '06 '57 58
5G
11
120
John C O'Neill
13
1 lot V alentine Cramer '57 '53 1 12
1 John Cresswell 4 45
1 George Ferry S3
Thomas Jacksons estate 100 10
Peter & Step'n Moyers '57 24 80
400
210
10
200
100
60
50
200
ueorgc Uos9 ,m 53
1 lot Clement Urban
Thomas Biagbam
1 lot Jacob Cramer 1857
Jobn Kinport '57 '58
John Kean
John 3Ioran's est 1857
William Smith 1858
1 do
1 ' do
I James T M oore
William Jackson '
J lot Jacob Coulter
1 James Henry
1 Andrew Donahce's est '55
1 Jobn Mills
Susquehanna TotnisJ.ij.
Abraham BoriDg ISdG
'' Joseph Griffith
Morgan Jodop ,
2 83
1 88
33 00
1 42
11 00
7 11
1 80
8 SO
78
1 55
39
5 40
4 34
5 49
7 43
43
5 10
11 01
1 lot Samuel Gray
1 ' Timothy .Maxwell
1 4 Harkins Ott
ll'Jtite Township.
75 Thomas Stiles '56 '57
50 Margaret Busier
97 Johu Beers 1S57
100 , John Beers
3j William Elmunson
200 Philip II EJmunson
40 Newhouse fc Swycrs
JOHN A. BLAIR, Treasurer.
1 rexsarer's O.lsee, Eb-'tisburg, 1
April 4th ISCO.-ts. J
ORlIIAX'S COl ttt S Lt.
THE undersigned. Executor of the last Will
and Testament of Thomas Croylc-, late of Croyle
township, Cambria county, dec'J.. hereby gives
notice, that in pursuance of aa Alias Order of
said Court, and to Lini directed, he will e.n
THURSDAY the 21th day of MAY next, at 10
o'clock A. M., of sai l day, expose to Public Sale
ori the premises, in sii.l township, the following
descriled Real Estate of said deceased, being the
same piece or tract of land, amongt other lands,
as mentioned ar. l described in a Writ of Parti-
; tion or Valuation issued out t-f sail Court and
duly returned by tbo SherifT of said County, viz:
Allotment No. 4, containing Two Hundred anJ
Ttcentg-one Arres-und a'lowance, with about sixty
acres cleared, no buildings erected thereon, ad
joining lands of Isaac Paul and William Prir.gl-j.
There is a valuable Coal Bank opened on said
land, alout one hundred rods from the Pennsyl
vania Rail Road, with a vein fr.r feet thick, and
which has been successfully worked for two sea
sons. On tle sap.ic allotment there are favora
ble symptoms of Iron Ore.
Terms of Sile. One third of the purchase
monev on confirmation of the Kile, and the bal
ance in two equal annual pavments thereafter
with interest, to be secured bv Bond and Mort
gage.
I
SAMUEL CROYLE.
April 4, lSG0.-19-3t.
Executor.
j To Uic :1jooI Director rf Cambria
C'wuiiiy.
G ENTLEMEN: In pursuance of the 43.1 sec
tion of tle act of 8th May, 1854, vou are hereby
notified to meet in Convention, at the Court
House, in EWnb irg, on the first Monday in
Mav, AVD. t'0, being the 7j day of the month,
at 1 o clock iBtrm afternoon, and select, nra
rore, by a majority of the whole number of the
Directors present, one person of literary and sci
e-ntific acquirements, and tf skill and experience
in the art of teaching, as County buperinten le
fr the three succeeding" years; determine the
amount of compensation for the same; and cerMfy
the result to the State Superintendent, at Harris
burg, as require 1 by the 39th and 40th sections
of said act. r. li. M (JUK.U 1UK,
County Superinlendeiit of Cambria County
Johnstown, April 4, l8C0.-19-3t.
Estate or, las. .Murray a a insolvent
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In pursuance .of the Act of Assembly, in such
case made and provided, I hereby give notice to
all interested that I will hear and receive the
proofs of the Creditors of James Murray, an In
solvent Debtor, in support of their claims at the
office of A. C. Mullin. in Ebensburg. on Friday
the 27th day of April inst., at 10 o'clock A. M.
and will then and there determine upon thesaitN
GEO. J. RODGERS.
- Trustee of James Murray
Ebensbarfj April 4, lSGO.-19-4t,
FRANK W. HAY
OFFERS to the Merchant and others buying
TIN, COPPER OR SHEET IRON WARE,
to sell again, inducements cot found in any
Manufactory West of the Alleghenies. All
Wares packed carefully and
GUARANTEED NOT TO LEAK. '
ALSO Dealer in all kinds of
STOVES, Convey PUMPS, LEAD PIPS,
SHEET METALS, ENAMELED &
nULLU W-WArlL.
at Manufacturers prices. PRINTED PRICE
LISTS now ready. Address.
F. W. II AY,
Johnstown, Cambria Co., Pa.
February 8, 18G0.-6m.
D. FOSTER. P.S-KOOS,
Grecnsburg.- ' Ebensburg.
FOSTER & XOOX,
HAVING associated themselves for the prac
tice of the Law in Cam ria county, will at
tend to all businS iatrustet ;0 them Office on
Cololonade Row;" Ebensburj
Oct. 7, 1857.
31. . 3IACEIIAX"
Attorney at Ebenibnrg, P.
OF1TCE No. 2, " Colonnade Row," near th
. Gurt House.
December 7, '54 ly
ABRAHAM KOPCLIX,.
Attorney at Law Johnatown
OFFICE on Clinton Street, a lew eloors noitl
of the corner of Main and Clinton.
April 23, 1853.
E. SHOEJIAKER & SOiYS,
INVITE tl.cir fiitials und custimm to call And txamii e their NEW au EXTENSIVE STOk
O F CC0DS -i tniDg THIS V.T.LK at thIr crlrrgtd KOOMS. on -
HIGH STREET, EBENSBURG,
IIaing made such iiraLg nrtrts i.s will enable them to tfler GOODS at a very srrall advance ovt
wholeale Gty prices, tl.ey coiiSJcijtly assure individuals, as also directors and mfiz-rs cf th
Public ImtitutioLs i-f lLc O nt-ty that tl cy will find it lo their interest lo call and examine their
Mock "Aa e xmin.-t'-i ' es r-.t neriarilv involve a enj sv."
t O CC.VE ONE. COME ALL AND LtOK FOR YOV RSKLYFS.
SpVr:al atttrii. n hah bin. fcivta lo the selection of EKESS GCCCo ted LADIES "WEAS gen
erally.
Eb'tisUirg. March 28. TSC0.-1-S w.
33
33
23
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32 I
theapiM ! Ke.sl largest II I
$35.03
Pa) f.r Tuition in iing'e and Doib Entry
liixik-tveeping, run
and Lectures.
g. Commercial Arithmetic
Board 8 weeks 20, Stationary ST,
uilion 1 35,
entire expense J2.
Oual time to. ciuii!rt- k full course, from 6
to 10 weeks. Every Si'ident, upon gtad"J.tlng,
is guirinteed to be competent lo manage the
Bxks of any Business, and qualified to earn a
salary from.
$500 to $1000
Students enter at any lime No Vacation
Review at pleasure.
First Premiums for lest Bui-iness Writrrg for
1859. received at I'iltsburg, I'hi'adelphia and
Ohio State Pairs. Als?, at the principal Fairs of
the Union for the past four years.
CO-Ministers' Sons received at half price.
For Circulars, Specimens and Embellished View
of the College, inclose live letter stamps to
F. W. JENKINS. Pittsburg, Ta.
Jan. 4, 1300. Aug. 11, 185S.-2y.
WINTER GOODS.
f K Wit. subscnler has just returned froni ihs
JS. Last, and is no opening an extensive as
sortment of GOODS suitable for the season.
many aincles of which have bought and
will be sold at IX)WER PRICES than were be
fore so'd in this place. Cjiishtingof Fancy and
Staple DRY GOODS.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
HARDWARE AND CUTLET Y.
QUEENSWARE STONE AND EAR
ARTIIEN
WARE,
GROCERIES DRUGS MEDICINES. "
BOOTS AND SHOES, existing of
10 Cases Mens thick Boot? at $1,87 ier pair and
upwards.
2 Cases Mens Hunting B-xts.
5 Cases Mens French Calf, Grain and Water
proof ditto.
10 Case 'Boys and Children Bo-ts. of sup-iiur
quality and low prices.
1 Ua Mens Coais-e Brog.ms at 95 cts.
5 Cass Childrens, Miosis & Womens Lace Bxots.
EUFFALOE ROBES,
MANILLA CABLE FOR RAITING,
DO. SMALLER SIZES.
BAR IRON SALT. &C. &C.
Persons wishing to buy GOOD GOODS, at low
prices will iind it to t'.ieir interest to exarxilne Iris
st-xk. Gauntry Produce will taken in ex
change for k-xhIs fjr vl.ich the Lighot market
prices wi'i L-e given.
E. HUGHES.
January A, ISCO.-tf.
BARGAINS ! BARGAINS ! ! -
JfEW GROCERY STORE.
WI1E uu'Iersisne-! would re.-rTtfu!ly Leg leave
JL to inform the citizens of EUusburg and vi
cinity, thft be ha? just r'ceive-d. at his t-tore
room, one lo.r West -f Iavis &. Lloyd's Store,
a large and fresh I t of Gr.x-eiies, which he of
fers for sal- cheap f. r Ca!i or country Produce,
his stock roussts in part cf the following arti-
SUGAR. COFFEE. TEA. IsIOLASSES.
TOBACCO. SEGARS. CHEESE,
FISH. BACON. AND THE
BEST OF FLOUR AND CORN MEAL
He also keeps em hand a lame and wcT selected
S:ock f S.-hool Books and Stationery, Notions
ice . all very cheap.
Jle Lopes Ly stnet atte-iition to business to
merit and receive a full sfeire cf public patron
age, as he feels oatis&ed his stock is good and he
will seli a. cue ip as any other house m town
Gdl and tee.
EVAN E. EVANS.
Ebenburg. Aug. 17, 1S59. tf.
GOAL! COAL!!
The subscriber is now prepared to deliver Coal
to the citizens of this plat-e on the shortest notice.
Persons wishing Gjal can leave their orders at
my Grocery Store and they will be attended to
immeeliatelv.
EVAN E. EVANS.
September 23, 1S5D.
GOODS AT CITY PRICES
THIRTY. TER CENT cheaper than
CAN EE BOUGHT EOIt ELSEWHERE
THE subscriber has iust returned from the
East with a large lot of CHEAP GOODS, con
sisting in part of the following.
Ladies & Childiens Doe. Kid Gloves, GamBeltf,
Collars, Handkerchiefs. Gents. Suspenders, Neck
Ties. Letter and Note Paper, Gents. Ilaadker
chiefs, Gum Combs, Shoe Blacking. Knives and
Scissors, one copy of Shake peare, Hoops, &c.
Gents, and Indies Buffalo Over Shoes, Gum
Shoes, Calf and Heavy Boots, Mens fashionable
Caps, Plush and Cloth Caps, Carpet Sacks,
Trunks, woolen Soeks. Also a few sets of
LADIES FURS.
All of which he offers very low for CASH. Give
him a call aud satisfy yourselves that he sells
cheaper than any person else.
CLINTON R. JONES.
January 4, ISCO.-tf.
N0TIC
ALL persons are hereby notified that I have
purchased from Juhn Brown, the following prop
erty, which 1 have lelt in his care until 1 see fit
to remove them, twj bav Mares, 2 sets e.f Har
ness, one Sled, one Shovel Plow, one bursheai
riow, one Harrow, two red Co-vs. one white
HeifTer, one speckled Ileifier and 22 Sheep. The
public ar warned not to meddle with the above
property as it belongs to me.
lilUUAKD fcllAUf.
March 23, 18G0.-18-3t.
NOTICE.
WHEREAS my wife MARY ANN has left
et bed and board without just cause or provoca
tion, all pers3iis are hereby notified no to harbor
or trust her on my account, as I wiJ pay no
debts of her contracting.
MICHAEL KENNEDY.
Carroll tp., March 23, lSC0.-18-3t.
GEO M. REED. T. I.. HETEK
Ebensburir. Johnstown
HCCl & It EVER, Attorneys at -Law
Xtounsel given in the English and Germ
languages.
OfSca on HighStreetEbensburg.Penn'a.
Feb. G,1856. ly
BLANK SUMMONS AND EXECU
TIOXS FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE
WAR IN MEXICO.
D. J. EVANS & SOIfi
HAVE this day rwivd frora the Eat. a
are no fif'-'-ir.g to ther ciiiis e f JH.etnl-urg r
vioifiitv a well e-lee.tel a-srtrnr-iit of
.'rlE-VS ami JIJ .V CLTIIIXC5.
Als., a la-r:e lot of DRY GOODS, cot;;ii;g in
part e-f the followiuj artich. viz:
SA11 NS. VELVirrS, ClA ITHS, CA-SI MERES
DOK SKINS. SATINETTS.TW EEDS,
JEANS. FLANNELS. MUSLINS.
PRESS GOODS of everv ttvle,
NOTIONS. " , ' .
ahveelotof BOOTS A- SHOES. HATS AND
CAI. BONNETS. TRUNKS, CARPin-
SACKS. STAT IO N A RY.UARD WA RK.
GROCEPilES. FISH, SALT, ec, Ac,
together with such other artick-s as are usually
kept ia a country ste-re, which they will uL,poe
of very low for Cf-h or cntry produce.
X- The Tailoring business v ill be carriei on
in all its branches, all woik will be done :u ih'jrt
notice and on the niott reairnble terms.
Ensburg. Il. 1. 18G0.-lQ-tf.
Watches, Jewelry ani
SILVER WARE.
We would resjctfuily infornr
Ft. our frit mis. r-atronaand the Dublic
. genera1. v that we have now in .Store
1. . , . l r - 1 1 . i ,
tcj'i i iitr.T, a. iarj;t: au-i ve'ry CJloire t.ioc
of Hc.V4?. Jricelr-j. Surer aud Plaitd Ware, of
every variety and style.
Every description of Dlamonl Wrk and other
Jewelry, ina 1- to or ler, at i-bort notice. ZfAll
Gois Warrontf l to n as represented.
N. B. Particular attention given to the Z
pairing tf Watches arid Jewelry, of every cescrlp
tion.
STAUFFER A II ALLEY.
No. C22 MARKET btrel. ,uih Side PHIL'A.
Feb. 1, 1SG0 3 m.-w.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.
A Etmcol'-fd Institution exta-J.ishe-l ly special Eh
dowment.j'or the 7ie!;.-f r-f He S:-kanJ Dit
trtsseJ, ajlic'e i viih Virulent cd Epidemic
Discisfs. and eierially for the Cicre -f Dis
eases ef the Six nd Orgtn.
MEDICAL ADVICE gircn gratis, by the
Acting Surgeon. ti all vim apj !y Vy" letter
with a-desorij tion .f tl eir cotditi.-n, (age, occu
pation, habits e f life, Vc.) and in caeef cxtremo
po.-ertv. Medecines furnished free t-f charge.
VALUABLE RE FORTS cn Spermatorrhea.
and other Diwasoj, e f the Sexual Organs, rind ca
the NEW REMEDIES emr . loved in the Dlsren-
sary. nt to the sfll.cted in se.iV! letters ?nrr-!-
r.pes, free 'f charge. Two or three Stamps fur
Postage will l-e accept al-.
Address DR. J. .KILL1N HOUGHTON.
Acting Surgxui. Howard Associstioc. No. 2
S-.uth Ninth Street. I i.il:Jelphia, Pa- By order
of the D:rcrt rs
EZRA D. IIEARTWELL, PrcriJerJ.
GEO. FAIRCH1LD, Sicrclary.
I-b. S, I?G0. I v.
VALUABLE TANNERY
FOR SALE.
THE undeancd offers for sale the QUITMAN
TANNERY, sltrate abo-t three i;:i!es Wcit
of Eben-burg. and a1out 9 miles by Piank Road
and Turnpike from the Pennsylvania Rail Road.
A Branch Rail Road will shortly be corstructtd
to El?nsburg. The estaUhdimcrit is one cf lbs
largest in the State, and is now in successful op
eration. The main building is 140 bv 40 and
wing GG by 20 and the whole two stories hisrh.
A new ENGINE aud BOILERS erected iast
summer and now in g-od order. There are all
the necessary outbuildings on tie premises, and
dwelling Houses for the Proprietor, Foreman tad
hands. Also a Elacksrhith SLop. There is also
aa excellent Saw Mill in connection with th
Factory. .There are about 700 acres of land well
timbered, wh'ch wfd be sold in connection with
the Tannery. About 400 ccrds cf Btrk now ca
hands. Hemlock can be purchased at 52.59 and
Oak at $4.50 per cord, delivered. Ti e property
will be fold low and oa cay ierrr.s. For ftrtktr
particulars address
C. P. MURRAY,
EbeTbur;r, Cambria Co., Pa.
Sept. 21, 1S59. 44-tf. '
IT ATCIIUS GIVEX A1VAT ! I !
A GIFT valued from two dollars to OEe hundred
dollars given with every Bxk sold at retail
prices.
At least one Which is guaranteed to every tvdre
EocAs!
These inducements are offered bv the
SUFFOLK EXCHANGE CO.
110 Wahinglm Street, Boston, Jfass.
The nioft extensive and the most Hlra! nft cca
cern ia existance. Send f.r a Catalogue.0 Those
who have patronized ether Gift Houses are par
ticularly re iueste.1 to acquaint themselves with
our terras. Our inducements are unrivalled, and
put all others in the shade.
The fodowmg are some of the Gifts to turchai
sers of Books:
English Lever Gold Watches, huntine cases.
Patent Lever ' "
Lad;.e' Iver " rpen face.
Lettche1 Lever Silver Watches, hunting cses.
Lepine Silver Watches, open fae.
Gold Lockets, vorious sizes.
Ladies' and Gents'- Gold Chains, vaiicns styles.
Ladies' and Gents Gold Sleeve Znttons A Stadsj
a.l patterns.
Gents' Bosom Pins, new and rieli sty'es.
Gold Pencils and Pens. Ladie' and Gents' Gold
Rinss. Gold Watch Krvs and Belt Pins.
A great variety of Ladies' Jewelry, Pins and Ear
lreps, compiising a.l ti:e stv.es now worn, mch
as Cameo, Mosaic. Geld Stone, Lava, Florentine.
A'c. Ac. Gold Bracelets, all Ftvles,
The List of Boc-ks ce.rr.rrise? a ere at assort
ment of standard works in every department of
literature, interesting to the young and old. Do
not fad to send for a catalogue. Catalogue stnt
free to an v address. Applvto
SUFFOLK EXCHANGE COMPANY,
11G Washington Street, Boston.
C. W. FxDnlneiE. Treasurer.
March 2S, lC0-18-?t.
FIRE! FIRE!! FIRE!!!
THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD CALL THE
attenntion cf the ruhlic to one of the great
est imrrovements ever raade in COOKINQ
STOVES, th3 burning of the GAS AND SMOKE,
by-wbA'.h means, is snave-1 Fiftv ptr cent of fuel.
GEORGE HUNTLEY.
Ebcsuburg Ang. 17, lS59.-tf.
fTT-JOB WORK OF ALL KINDS DONE AT
THIS OFFICE ON SHORT NOTICE AND AT
REASONABLE PRICES.
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