I
',
i
I
:
1
j
!
TSIi: 3IARKKTS.
A mil oth, lfebG.-
-Corn
:m s.-r.i if'
...... pound : L'r2?, 20c per dozen ;
Sl.25 ;tritl S1.50 jut bushel ;
: . sl.50 : Flaxseed, 2.50 ; Tim-,-.!.
SJ.."0; Clovers-cod, SS.oO ;
, 3.1 :md o7.c per pound ; Molasses,
illoa
Svrup, 1.25 and 1.00;
Sugar. 15 to 20e jer pound;
22 to 2.3c; liicc, 15c; Wool, 50c;
11
'.0 ut Sl per barrel :
El- following report of the l'hiladel
i Maiiet-, is copied from the ?at unity
... ',,.. dated April 7. 18GG:
M . . IM . 1. ..i-
. I , .in AM .il.Ai. i lie maiKei pie
mv feature ; sales of C00O bbls,
rs u
Lit-, at v s, lor common Lancaster
... -. .,!, n f.i V'l fur rroinl
;.iv iiiiii'i;. v - j - - c
.i ...... ...i.. itwln.linir unnip lVnnsvl VA-
il . l - .i l im.imi.."-... - -
an, I it .T'!',25 and 10; super-
Si! -." and S7 and fancy at Sll to !
- j.:- live Flour srils at 1,75. i
;. :us The market is very poorly j
;;, .1 with goo 1 Wheat. Sales of TOO i
titi.1 S: 40 fur common to choice I
Small sales of Pennsylvania live at i
:it:.l !'0c. Corn Sale? of 5000 bus j
7Me in store. raid 71c afloat. Oats j
; ! us ..! l5,i.sy!vat:ia sold at -19.1c
i moss I i.c- ai-'S are in a retail
. :.!v ;i( f, : i:: r i.wte? ; small lots of
.- !cs lVrk are reported at S2C,50
:-'( per 1.91. Bacon llams at 20
VI, L! 1 dc at 18c, and Lard in
- :i:.d tcs at l'Je per lb. 1 Sutter
-1 ; ' iv.il at 50 and GOc per lb. Fggs
at 25 and 25c per d.z.
! . Saks new Fastern and Wes
, , i'o find St o.
r : There is a fair inqiiry for pood
e,.:ne ( loverseed, with safes 2000
-.: :'.") and SO. '1 imothv, 30O bus
Flaxseed sells at 2,70 j
-i . , in r uus.
.!'. :. Sroi'K. The supply of Beef Cat-.iuiu.-r
the past week amounted to
12-'i) Lead. I he prices realized I
1 1.
j :a.d
fi'..:a
1.",
c per
lb.
20i
Cows
1.1' 1
S'l'l to 7o
per head.
r '''
I
head were di
-iiosed of at
1 7 and s ets p. r lb. 1000 Hogs
af rum 'lo.Oi and l.'.DOper 10
ir;.-:ima!i ted m love witli a la-
1 .
in-tcad of reciprocating his
. t'-ll in love with another man,
ni.'d him, hieh caused Fat to
in the fuIhie.-. of his heart,
i.ul ! that vou had been born tw ins.
I
- ll 1 have had a half of vou."
i,'-!:.ian above referred to had b -en
iK.i. 1 oi' purehaitig his goods at the
; -lore of . S. Barker he would
; h. in so slighted his by sweetheart.
; v. -lining by his fde. and if vou
; . 1 '!n l:a.-e gooJs at a low rate and
. . t;.-.- .-. n'.id.-nee of the ladies, call at
' - : . inn-rlv known as F. J.
A m
II
11!
-V !v
. l,yh,
1 natueil Christian .Malone, in
it Couer Co., coal oppera
iidavshur'' was killed, on
n'ng of last week, in the
' 1 Wail Road Tunnel, at (Jul
' h g run oyer by a freight train.
' j-miped on the rear of the
'" - purpose of riding through,
if'.'ionstrancc of several pcr-va-5
thrown olf in the Tunnel ;
! js was cut off and he was
- sri iou-ly injured as to cause
1 a lew hours after the acci
unfottunate man was a resi
!!iilaburg, and leaves a wife
Mrcn.
T!
' cae of Cambria county against
A. Bogj;s, it was decided this
: th Argument Court by Judge
that Bank Stock is onlv taxable
iiiends, for State purposes, and i
he t.v.l f . r- . 1 1 !
t taxed tor County and other 1
s Iiko other property.
i
:
;
M:s. MtGuire has returned to Kb
:hk! is about to open a school.
- wiio may wish to have the cduca
; 'i- ir children properly attended to
:-v!iil themselves of this opportu-
,
'' At his residence, in Ebensbunjr.
'. ' o. " . . . .... i
ilnnotrat airt Sentinel.
V) oi aisi., jir. Jacob lurncr, article, to come and examine this UNRI
-Hint 8-0 vear
11-jay, u'Oth ultimo, at the resi
" li. Litzinger, Strongstown,
ln;":""ty, saruh? wife of John
' -id' i-iisburg, aged about 27 years.
1 "Ivl'lieations for licenses to sell
''v;"e rejected this week incoi.se-
r' :nonstrances being presented
a l,
'"own bankin'r Jirm of r.,l
; ; " I o., 0f xew York, have s9.
. !,!, -nt. They were the pi'mei-
the OU City Bank ami the
: . j .'- ford w,unty. 'Jlie firm are
-";" """"toub euteqwises in the
inrion r rufi., ti ... o-.i
r5--..v.n UKU 01 iue lieno
otupanv.
TO CONSUMPTIVES.
The. advertiser, having beeu restored to
health in a few weeks by a very simple
remedy, after having suffered for several
years with a severe lung affection, and that
dread disease, Consumption is anxious to
make known to his fellow-sufferers the
means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send a copy
of t he prescription used (free of charge)
with the directions for preparing and using
the same, which they will hud a sure cure
for Cossl-mption, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Cordis. Corns, and all Throat and Lung
A (lectio
ns The only object of the adverti- ,
mdmg the Prescription is to benefit .
ser in se
the afflicted, and spread information which
he conceives to be iavaluable, and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy, as it will
cost them nothing, and may prove a bless
ing. Parties wishing the prescription, fuee,
bv return mail, will please address
Ri:v. ED W A III) A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co , New York
Feb. 1, 1800. ly.
FURORS OF YOUTH.
A Gentleman who suffered lor 3 ears from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all
the affects of youthful indiscretion, will, for
the sake of suffering humanity, send free to
all who need it, the receipt and directions
for making the simple lemedy by which he
was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by
the advertiser's experience, can do so by
addiessing.
JOHN B. OGDEN
Xo. IS Chambers St., New York.
Feb. 1st, leti'j. ly.
tb pbrrtiscmcnts.
Administrator's rt'otlce.
I LI 1LK of Administration on the estate ;
of Philip S. Noon. Esq., and also letters :
. t .wmmistration ue O-mi.i noil, on tlie estate j
of Philip Noon, ami the estate of James C.
Noun, late of Ebensburg, Cambria county,
I'a.. deceased, having been granted to the
undersigned by the Register of said county,
all persons indebted to the estates afore.id
are leqursted to make payment, and those
( having claims are hereby notitied to present
; the same properly authenticated for settle
i me-.it. PHILIP COLLINS, Adm'r.
'
tudiloi's Xotit-e.
ITIin underignel, Anditor, appointed ly i
1 the Orphans' Court of Cambria county, to j
report distribution of the funds ia the hands :
W:ii. K.'rt'-!!. Esq., Adminwtrat r of the i
estate of John Keese, deceased, arising from .
the sale of the real estate, liereby gives no- i
tiee that he will attend to the duties of said
apjiointnierit at the office of the County Com-
mU.eoiH-r.s on Svturday, the 5th day of May, '
A. D., l-;0, when and where those iuter
esie i til iv attend.
WM. II. SECIILER, Auditor. '
Ebenoburg, Apiil 5, 1800.
rjit) Samuel S. Lilly, residing in Scipio.
1 Jfimings county. State of Indiana, one of
tne lairs ami legal representatives of Samuel
1). Lilly, dei-e.t-ed.
Take notice, that an inquest will be held :
at the late dwelling house of Samuel D. :
Lilly, late of Minister towu.-diip, Cambria !
eoiiiity, Pennsylvania, ou Monday, the 30th 1
dry of April next, atone o'clock in the af- j
terno n ,,f t!,at day, for the purpose of
making partition (..f the real estate of said !
deceased, to and among his children and !
le;; tl representatives, if the same can be !
dune without prej 1 lice to or spoiling of the j
whole, otherwise to value and appraise !
the rauie, at which time and place you are !
reqiie-itt-d to attend, if voii tiiirdv jirooer. !
JAMES MYERS, Sheriff. '
Sheriif 's Olllee, Ebensburg, ) j
April 5, 1S00.31. J ;
tiroat Imitrn vcment in
31itcliiiic.
EMPIRE SHUTTLE MACHINE
i-atenti:i) fkh. 14, 1800.
Salesrooms, I 5,' Roadway , New York.
J 2o0 U asinngton St., Boston.
THIS MACHINE is constructed on en
tirely new principles of mechanism, possess
ing many rare and valuable improvements,
having been examined by the most profound
experts, and pronounced to be
Siiiniliciti and J'erccfioii Combined.
It has a straight needle, perpendicular
aei-.on. ma lies tne l.ULK or SHUTTLE
STITCH, which will neither RIP nor !
RAVEL, and is alike on both sides ; peifouns I
perfect sewing ou every description of j
material, from Leather to "the finest Nansook !
muslin, with cotton, linen or silk thread, j
from the coarsest to the finest number, i
1!,;lv,hlS 'c'herCAM or CtXi WHEEL, and j
tLe least l'-e friction, it runs as smooth !
as f-lass, and is I
Einphaticalhi a Xoiseless Michine
It requires FIFTY PER CENT, less
power to drive it than any other machine in
market. A girl twelve years of nge can
work it steadily, without fatigue
to health.
or injury
Its strength and wonderful simplicity of j
eousirueairiu renders it almost impossible to
get out 6f order, and is GUARANTEED
by the company to give entire satisfaction
We respectfully invite all those who mar
desire to supply themselves with a superior
. . - J oiimiui
VALLED MACHINE.
But in a more especial manner do we
Sulicit the patronage of
Merchant Tailors,
Corset Makers,
Gaiter Fitters,
Shoe Binders,
Vest and Pantaloon
Makers,
Dress Makers.
( kicU Maker ,
Hoop S'drt Manufac
turers, Shirt a 11 d Bosom
Makers,
One half hour's instruction is suflicient to
j enable any person to work this Machine to
! their entire satisfaction.
I Agents wanted for all towns in the United
i States, wheTe agencies are not already
j established. Also for Cuba, Mexico, Central
; and Sjuth America, to whom a liberal
discount will be given.
J. T. McA I TI I UR & CO ,
53G Broadway, New York.
D. ec CO. 250 Washington St., Boston,
921 ChesuufSt.. Phila.
('tuber 12, 1805.
HENRY HARPER,
5-20 Arch Stree, Philadelphia,
fATCHES.
FINE GOLD JEWELRY,
and superior SILVER TLATED WARE, at
Reduced Prices. March 29, 166G.3m.
Administrator's IVotice.
"ST E ITERS OF ADMINISTRATION on
A thf n;tnt nf .TnVin Vrirrrl r,f
Summeihill township, Cambria county, Pa.,
deceasedf having been granted to the under
signed, by the Register of said county, all
persons indebted to said deceased are re
quested to make payment, and those having
claims are hereby notified to present them
properly authenticated for settlement, to W.
II. Scolder, Esq., of Ebensburg, whom I
have authorized to receive and recipt for all
moneys due said estate, and accept of ac
counts against the same when propeily
prepared for settlement.
EMMA PRINGLE, Adm'x.
Ebensburg, March 2'., 1806..
TKE.tSniKIK'S SALES.
8F UNSEATED LANDS and LOIS in
Cambria county. A. D.. ISM.
j I, B.irnabas M'Dermit, Treasurer of Cam
I bria county, in the Commonwealth of J'enn
j sylvauia, in pursuance of the several acts f
i Assembly of said Commonwealth, directing
j the time and manner of selling Unseated
Lands fur txes. do hereby ffice notice, that
the following described tracts of Unseated
Lands and Lots of Ground, in the said
County of Cambria, or such parts thereof as
may be necessary to pay arrearages of taxes
due thereon, fur one year or more, will be
oil'ered for sale, at the Court Hniise, in the
Borough of Ebensburg, on the Sscoiul Mini
(,VJ ie!,i:; the Wlh day of June next, and
continue by adjournment "from day to day,
tin til the whole be sold, fur such arrearages
of taxes ami costs necessarily accruing there
on.
UNSEATED LAKDS.
ALI.EGIIEXY TOWXSHIP.
A-T(s-. Perches. Warrantee-- or Oirnern
A art.
190
100
L'20
:0
loo
109
02
200
100
100
Aaron Brown,
William M'Dotigal
ilifiiiu ILunnmi,
416 03
S S3
19 "JO
1 1
17 49
9 91
, 5 33
20 90
9 02
10 52
24 02
20 38
14 35
part.
Joseph llogue,
James Dovyle,
Thomas Byrne,
Hubert Whitehead,
Jacob Mast.
Alexander M'(Jas!aud,
James Doyle.
P.LACKL ICK TO WXSHIP.
Jacob Preasinger,
Paul L. bo,
Daniel Leavv.
300
335
137
700
000
02
50
103
97
97
100
3 SO
3C0
97
10
174
2u0
50
201
80
200
200
100
59
90
90
100
100
100
J.S.CIark.f ot Evansheirs.'04 13 i'.i
Robert Davis, '05 30 38
Nicholas Altimus, 7 31
Daniel Cameron, 04 2 11
Jo.seph Snovet. 3 !7
Daniel Benjamin, 7 77
John Duncan, 7 77
John White, 7 01
Jose ph Iliner, 23 or,
Samuel Cain, 32 i',n
Paul Dishong. P 01
CAM BR IA TO WXXII LP.
Andrew Lewis, 1 30
John Thomas, K 05
J jhn Brown. 17 35
Andrew Duff, part, 5 14
Jacob Mack, -'05 13 0
William P.unham. 6 94
Eran Abraham & JnoBenr.ett 20 00
John Brown,
A lill OLL TOWXSHIP
John Baldwin,
17 35
IS 19
7 10
3 21
f) 00
13 55
13 65
13 55
50 38
13 00
S3 40
10 35
Godfrey Te wells,
Joseph Hogue.
John B. Hoffman,
Rev. D.ivid W.Jones,
Thomas Williams,
'04
05
John Bedman,
!7 1 1 -Q C .-.,1, P.irr
100" 144 Henry Lebo & R. Irwin.
240
108
Alexander Barr, part,
Thomas Edwards, part.
CHEST TOWXSHIP.
.177 100 James Hunter,
400 123 John Seely.
200 Andrew Weaver,
350 Jas Foster it George Gib
100 Joseph Swope,
'00
428 Thomas Penrose,
Joseph Pope, part,
Stephen Beck,
10G James Ruth,
Peter J. Swone, Y,5
40
405
100
CLE. 1 II TILL D T OWXSIHP
433 153 Jonathan Lewis,
120 Jonathan Cooper,
330 Jesse Bush,
70 Patrick Shields,
200 Patrick Kelly,
200 Patrick Such,
433 Morris Wolf,
S30 Henrj' Wolf,
MURRAY HOFFMAN.
, Jr., I In the Court
!-o f Common
vs
ARRAHAM HUMPHREY. J Pleas of Cam
bria county. Pennsylvania, of Sent. Tr-rm
1805, No. 50. Ejectment for a piece of land
situate in Clearfield township, Cambria Co..
containing 500 acres, more or less, adjoining
lands of Weakland, Condon and Vingling.
And now to wit, t!i2 5th day of March,
A. D. 18CC, rule on the defendant to appear
and plead, on or before the first Monday of
June neft.
Cambria County, ss :
Extract from the Record of
said Court. Certified the 5th day uf March
A. D. 18GG.
GEO. C. K. ZAIIM, Prothonotarv.
Attest,
Jasiks Myeiis, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Ofliee, Ebensburg, 1
March 29, 1806 3t. f
STRANGE, HUT TRUE.
Every young lady anil gentleman in the
United States can hear something very
much to their advantage by return mail (free
of charge,) by addressing the undersigned.
Those having fears of being humbugged will
oblige by not noticing thia card. All others
will please address their obedient servant
THOS. P. CHAPMAN,
831 Broadway, New Yrk.
Feb. 1 L00. ly.
110 Joseph Davis, c 2'J
47 104 Israel Crirfer, 3 12
70 M. M. Adams, 0 84
433 153 Robert Evans, 20 03
433 153 George Richard, 29 12
215 George Horner, part, 5 70
400 Samuel Henshey, CO 40
174 Jesse Bush, 11 G8
CO Luke Maguire, 4 03
130 Shields & Durbin, 10 80
400 Henry Davis, 20 95
410 Morris Davis, 27 52
58 Dennis M'Cauley, 4 40
115 Francis Cooper, 4 G7
40G Jacub Haines, 'c5, 10 40
407 Haines, u 1C 49
200 J. Jones, do 8 10
C ONE MA I Gil TO WXSUIP.
10 S. II. Smith, 1 00
30 John Cushong, 5 58
300 120 Richard Smith, 31 39
b2 Widow Stewart. (i 38
77 Williams & Buck, "0 18
CR U YL E T 0 U'XSIiir.
100 William Clark, 7 37
GOO Samuel Stohz, E-i.. 23 GO
40 John Knepper, Jr., I 73
410 lb. nry We.-t. 38 57
245 51 Petiu'a R tilroad Company, 42 78
Lot No. 3 Ann Mariah Balen, 20
" 4 Same, 20
f" 3 Same.
I" " 4 Same,
" " 4 Samuel Thomas, 1 Ori
Arrcs.Pr. JACKSOX TOWXS1I1'. An.'t.
100
92
300
500
405
45
300
413
42
181
105
01
110
no
50
50
305
200
393
300
40
122
139
208
1S1
89
110
54
43S
3 ")
I 1 :1
100
91
10
03
433
loo
401
1 50
155
215
039
439
439
443
hn Cunningham ,
Sl
Paul B.d.
Matthias Slough,
James Stitt,
John lluliley,
Dir.ie! Gochnour,
John M'Anulty,
William Mori is,
Alexander Hunter,
Joseph Ewing,
John Simpson.
Philip Alv.iue,
J ones Braekf n.
Van Camp Rush.
Abraham Gochnour,
John Arnal,
Thomas Morris,
Peter P.oardmc.n,
John Wigtou,
John Stoner,
Tlv.mas Wlete,
Juii-i Ann M'AnuHy,
1 )aniel Levy,
Isaac Benson,
Daniel Farley,
James Rets,
Samuel Davis,
Same,
Lh.yd & Hill, Buehau,
8 19 ;
20 04 ;
"' j I
27 05 !
- 2 24 I
20 00 j
2i 50 I
3 23 ;
12 1!9 !
27 0 4 j
4 08 :
10 33 j
39 10 -
2 2 4 .
2 23 i
20 35 !
5 90 I
20 01 ;
20 04 ;
4 93 !
0 lib.!
9 20 '
13 91 (
12 09 j
7 19 ,
18 52 I
4 82
38 89 I
0 02 ;
3d h7 ;
4 45 l
I
I
5 12 i
55 '
105
Same, Lytie,
Same, lb-It,
John White.
MUSS TKIl T 01VS S1UP.
Cornelius Dover, '04
Sarah Cain, '04
LI CIIL A XI) TOM 'XS HIP.
John Yitkroy,
40 Robert Ross,
Henry Rice,
Jac.b Clement,
Thomas Smith, part,
Michael Woilford,
51 Pennsylvania Railroad Co.,
S I WMER HIL L T( ) I! WSIIIP
80 Jacob Nagle,
80 James Dalton,
120 John Fbermai:,
131 Jacob Goghnour.
3 75
3 7 70
50 00
20 95
9 53
30 07
Sl 59
23 49
23 57
23 79
23 50
10 70
3 07
97
23 0 3
23 49
23 49
20 25
18 IS
23 01
22 25
21 39
20 70
430 131 John Nicholson,
200 Isaac Jones,
230 Lewis Cassiday, '04
72 William Goret,
4 10 Ebenezer Branham,
539 80 Henry Wools.
459 80 James Searight,
357 80 Iaac Bremian,
000
j -t o
440
42:
230
100
40 John Thompson.
William Smith, D. D.,
Wiliiam Hunt,
R .bert L. Johnston.
William Smith,
.s s ore a a x na Ton xs hip.
100 Joseph Yandersiice,
200 James Thompson,
140 S. W. Fisher,
100 James Whitehead,
100 Morgan James,
150 Jo.-eph Thomas.
70 Charles Bearing.
TAYLOR TOWXS II IP.
0 John Crouse,
40 David Presser.
109 155 Adam Ross,
9 50
32 9 1
14 90
10 14
..s
::4
25
39
00
44
;i
5
20
13
H 'ASI1IXG TOX T O WXSIll P.
81 Thomas Jackson,
17 0 John Taylor,
100 A. M. & R. White,
428 Richard Sharp,
o0 John James,
200 Samuel Ilinton,
50 Jonathan John,
150 Richard Sharp,
WHITE TOWNSHIP.
302 Simon Walker,
o00 149 Henry Philips,
203 James Wilson,
280 109 William George,
433 153 Thomas S ewardsoii,
433 153 William Sansom,
433 153 George Peddle.
47 Jeremiah Musser,
433 Patrick B .rel.md,
30 Thomas (aiiiIcv,
70 Henry Such,
433 Patrick Stroud.
381 153 Frederick Molynoux.
433 153 Simon Walker.
- r , . . mi . r 1
1 1 37 1
12 29 !
10 45 j
45 34 !
3 52 :
14 00 I
2 02 i
10 c5 ;
23 87 !
34 03
51 98 j
43 50 I
50 05 !
50 05
50 05
4 95
20 4 8
4 18
0 09
22 Oil
09 54
49 10
48 88
13 74
34 15
50 05
50 05
56 05
30 31
10 17
15 99
C3
19 34
41 80
24 40
juj li 1 nomas iamuu' u.
174 108 Same,
433 153 Same,
433 153 Timothy Paxton,
433 153 Joseph Sansom,
433 153 John Clark.
433 153 George Hill,
98 Jacob King.
203 Thomas B. Moore,
4 Graff & Malone,
370 Morris Such,
200 P. Sueeringer & Co.,
210 150 Henry Philips.
YODER TOWNSHIP
318 John Steel,
300 George Gates,
150 Heirs of C. Ihmsen,
CO George Rhrum,
400 Jacob Crook.
147 Alexander M'Gregor. '
8- 79 i
10 52 I
4 41 i
11 24 j
5 53
13 81 1
04
j 200 Jleury Sutton,
SEAT CO LIST.
Also At the same time and place, will
be sold the following Seated Lands and L ts
of Ground, on which taxes remain unpaid,
and which Lave been returned to the Com
missioners, agreeably to the Act of Assembly
of April 29th, 1844 :
Acres. Lots. J A LLEGI1EXY
1 Michael Clark,
1 William-D. IlurJ,
1 Dennis Kennedy,
1 James M'Coy,
4 Francis Pick,
TP.
I Art.
C4
1 24
'03,
do
do
do
do
"04,
do
do
50
12
212
40
115
1
1
Thomas Shaffer,
Joseph Urban,
Durbin & Kittell,
2 32
75
G 03
4 50
7 13
1 11
1 10
79
40
45
93
79
5 89
R. L. Johnson,
John Scaulan, Est.,
John A: James Hutton, '03,
John Kelly.
William M'Combie,
Nicholas Nagle,
Jonathan Robinson.
Peter Sipes,
William Wiley,
do
do
do
'03,
Jo
'04,
1
90 William James,
324 Jacob Mast,
. Ictt.v .LoU. LL A ( 'KI. ICK
- 1 Jo.-cph A. Skellv,
oS9 Alters & Muiford,
103 Joseph Siiove-1,
'01, 29 14
Tl. Am't
03, 25
?04, 22 80
3 20
A.:rci CAMHRIA TOU'SSllW. Ain't.
. r. L!aciionrn. o-I,
35 John R. Jones. do
31 Jabez Tibbott, do
1 Evan Jones, '04.
12 Thomas B James, '03,
3 Dr. D. W. Lewi,, do
05 Bernard M'Girr, do
-7.-'.v J CAMBRIA BORO.
9 James Bar. con.
48 12
1 55
93
38
79
79
3 0 4
Am'f.
14 91
?, 5 4
11 21
4 13
H.uxesX Michael Hx-hley, -'03,
1 . George Kelb,
1 Michael M'Mahen, '03,
?, Ji-seph Briudle, '04,
-l A lose Betz, d
1 ChaiL-s Crist, do
1 1 Michael Ilawlev, h.
1 1 Thomas D. Reese, do
., Henry With, do
1 "l Thos cc Eliz. Jinks. '03.
1 1 Timothy Jones,
1 Matthias King, "03,
1 George Peck.
1 ;l Patrick Powers. '04.
?. John CoW.Ml, do
1 ni.-irl 1 r ,rv.;..r d. i
o
4 30
2 50
3 5 4
5 05
1 82
5 79
0 10
3 00
-,-
5 50
5 05
1 A Michael Kritzer,' do
1 4 William Pesc, do
1 i Henry Wright. do 3 75
Arrcs. OAIlllOLL TnWXSIIIP. Anft.
140 William K. Piper. '(,3, 1 30
100 Richard Evans. '04. 5 00
H'O Valentine Stephens. 7 43
1 Michael Dominic, '04. 79
40 George Orner. '04, 1 91
Houses. Lots. I Client Springs Brr-.njh Ara't.
1 Tta-mpson Carney, 't'3. 48
1 Levi Snangle, 4 8
1 B. F. Tomb, M. I)., V.3, 1 51
Acres. L:ts. j CHEST TOWXSHIP. A,ft.
20 '1 Watson M'Garv, 4 78
20 James M'Mulhn, 1 25
CLEARFIELD TOV.'XSHIP.
250 Samuel C.dvin,
300 Moore iV Pip r,
50 John llaly. '04,
120 Philip Smith. do
40 William J. Hammond, do
98 Francis J. Parrish, '0.3,
100 Henry Evans. '04.
110 Bernard Murphy, '74,
2 Patrick Watson", do
CON E MATCH TOWXS HIP.
George GalHsoth,
5 Robert Stewart,
1 John Sarr,
29 17
12 45
1 59
8 19
04
4 10
4 71
7 50
03
;2
1 43
1 00
'04, 18 92
'04, 7 S5
8 Jacob Horner,
18 Same,
117 Brawley, Phillips &
M or ley
Cour.hiaugli Boroinjli Firtf W,irJ.
Hous's.Lts. Owners. Amount.
2 Peter Shnenboruer. 4 0b
i Charles Wendell, '0 4, 100
1 John Shultz, '03, S 20
pivoni v. j;r. 200
1 William Donn.ll v. do 4 25
1 John Ilolfelder. ' '04, 1 oO 125
1 Alice M'Cabe, '03, 2 29 -.;
1 Henry Plough, '04, 34 -joo
1
, 1
' Art e
I 2J1
I 23 A
L !. CllifYI.E TOWNSHIP. Ann.
Patrick Miou
-h
o,.
do
do
do
'04.
CO
57
38
72
93
38
3 8
48
Joseph Ritner,
Peter Varr.er,
(ieorge Wcrtz,
W. B. Butler.
1 Henry Shaffer,
2 (ieorge Yarnor,
Thomas J. Power
110
150
II.
1
do t
L.i Eli ens urn a l n i van Am 't.
1 Eb. ec Susiiuha'a. P. R Co., 5 31
J.
res. JACKSON TOWNS! III'. Ain't.
4
244
50
150
H'HS'I
Edwin liignt, t
Peter Rager,
Andrew lfager,
David R. Davis.
10 97
5 08 1
7 90 I
Lols. Johnstown Boromfi. Ain't
1 -ikst WAKIi.
1 1 Elizabeth Davis. '03. 3 10 j 29
1 1 Andrew Muller. 1148!
1 1 John Thomas. "03. 1 55
2 2 J-hn Crouse, '01,24 08 73
1 1 David Hite's Estate, do 19 95 40
1 Thomas Morgan, do 0 00
1 Joseph Goughnour, Est.. 4 35 1 50
1 1 Mary Howe, Widow, "04, 5 50 17
1 1 Fred". Cobert, do 12 39
1 1 Conrad Wittle. do 11 00 18
SH'ONI) AVAUl. 200
I David R S. Davis, '03, 79 2
1 1 Charles Johnston, '03, 7 75 "7
1 Watson & Gal la way, 5 50
1 Morgan W. Jones, '01, 0 00
1 John Goff, 03, 1 18
1 John Jones, do 151
1 1 John Schotts, do 2 10
T1UKU WAIiD.
Mrs. Gordon,
John P. Linton, '03,
(ieorge Kurtz, do
Henry Say lor.
19 00
0 20
1 55
18 99
1 80
1 49
0 48
1 50
Fot iirii w,w:i.
1 Lewis Wilhelm,
FIFTH W. K I .
i Hugh Erskine, '03
I George W. Reed, .
1 Jacob Sharretts, '04.
i W. B. Harlzel. '03,
1 Alexander Davis, '04,
A Widow Yail. do
3 10
4 28
MILL I ILL i: B u li 010 If.
1 Michael Doran, 171
1 1 Patrick Ilanahan, 5 Go
4 4 George Rowley, Sr., "03, 20 35
1 1 John Asquith, '04,
1 Patrick Kelly, do
1 William Duke. G3,
1 I John J. I.'wis,
1 1 Thomas Sharkey,
1 John Edwards,
1
! 1
1
79 i ASs.rts. Mrx$ri:n township. A,u't
93 !
'.
1 Michael M'Laughlin,
2C0
John Noel,
niCJIL A XD TOTi XS1IIP.
Cohiok it Strayer, '03
Archibald Dimlap,
1 John Hershberger, Est.,
115
80
1G0
400
15
1304
50
40
50
50
120
299
100
5o
0 2
371
50
372
144
120
50
1 30
20
202
140
85
29.1,
8
171
383
220
72
21
Martin M'LVnald.
03,
do
a me.
1
Jacob l'rohr.ier,
Frankhn Rose.
Jane S. Dnnl.ip,
Catharine Din, end,
John K ring's estate.
Levi ( rris,
Frederick Amijh, Jr.,
Emanuel Noon.
SUMMER HILL Toll XS 11 II
Uriah Amigh,
John Aiuigh,
(Jhaffrees. Stout - Co..
Charles B. Ellis,
John Geis,
John King,
Nathan (.'rum,
John Agan,
( t'i ver Crum.
William 1. M'Goueh.
Henry C.vrta litis Z ih-is,
Alsip A: Shinier.
Samuel Blodjrt, '03,
Joseph DniJ.iji, Jr.,
John Fanen, Sr., Es.t.
John T. Hess,
'l'ereuce M'OuiiP.
R -1 ert L. Johnston.
Same,
En o.s Ellis-.
Same,
James H. Young,
1 o .
40
25
75
0 4.
0 4,
SUSQUEHAXXA TOWNSHIP
David Brongher, '0 3.
Michael Forbes,
(i. W. Gooderham,
100
20
80
105
150
lOo
170
50
1 20
50
200
35
120
50
300
50
75
75
05
100
50
5u
117
70
100
70
20
54
2 10
1 1 72
7 19
3 OS
7 51
3 99
2 00
5o
50
3 10
1 00
90
1 25
15 8 4
2 0 1
3 0 s
5 2S
2 01
3 (9
S3
M
I 17
3 4 2
. . ..
1 I 2
21
2 49
5 59
8 50
2 3 i
4 28
0 10
3 25
3 19
8 00
39
2 00
2 S I
Lewis Keriinsee,
Georpe iMeCreery,
Thomas B. Moure,
Same,
Same.
Peter Beck.
I -seph TIcD inahi,
b i n Ktath,
l'.arnab is Dotigla.-.-N heir
Lewis 1. Kcath,
I h nrv K umh,
Thomas M.' Weakl.tivi,
Philij) C -ilins,
E..a R. Ibillister.
J isc j h Lentz,
John McDonald,
Same,
Cole A; M. iore,
William M'D maid,
Jacob Keath, Jr..
Barbara Conner,
Sarnuel L-nuer,
Charles Diidiell.
Andrew Kelly, Estate,
John Lewis,
TA YLOR TCU XSIIII
1 John Benton,
.', Thomas MVue,
2 William Meridith,
John Flinn.
Patrick Kelly,
Henry Ped en
James Clark.
James tj'ark,
Wiliiam Riley.
Patrick Hi negh.an r
Melichi Byron.
Mattht w MeDermitt
WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP.
I John Brown, 0 i;c
I James Burns, 54
Robert Ihirg ion, 1;
1 George 1-Vni.y, 't;3, 5 45
Johnston. Kii-ller A- Caswell, 33 S i
1 Ilenrv M'Kibben, sc
JohnC. O'Nt-il. 8 75
(Jco. iV" Alex, lim-hai.an, 7 89
Tiiomas Biiigham, 7 75
j
Nicholas Buik, 04. 2 13
Charles Cllins, ;i3
Miry Ann Dougc?rty,
Paul N. George.
William S. M 'C .y.
lames Mvcrs.
Peter M.wrs,
Patrick Riley.
Samuel A Short.
Stephen Movers.
Robert L. Johnston,
Nancy Kearney,
John Burgoun.
Bridget Draw ley,
Robert Flinn.
Lucy Gardiiei , "0,3,
John Murphy.
Edward MeGlide. '03,
Michael J. Smith.
Thomas .Jackson, Est., Y3,
Juhii Beam, ';i,
IMichael Burgoon, Est.,
William Clark. '04,
Thomas Conrad,
Albert George,
Paul Hard,
John M'Cool.
Mrs. Trotter.
31
39
0 33
5 50
3 30
7 9o
1 23
19 4S
7 11
1 24
9 89
14 31
8 20
3 10
. - -
1 ).
2 90
2 84
1 18
1 23
95
4H
1 11
0 20
50
1 75
2 34
1 23
1 9 4
10 84
1 79
1 IS
1 93
11 20
2 57
5 00
5 CO
50 00
1
210
87
50
100
100
40
87
81
1
I
William D. McGough,
Austin Thorn pson,
John M'Kenzie,
John Kinney,
WILMORE BOROUGH.
2 William Slick,
1 Jacob I eider, Y,3,
3 John Wilmoip.
WHITE TOWNSHIP.
409 James E. Davis. '03
! 25 William Holland,
j 25 Hugh Holland,
! 30 Jacob Shaffer,
! YODER TOWNSHIP.
125 Samuel Andrews, Est., '03,
1 Edward Ceflicl 1,
400 John Weitz,
200 Beam & Potts,
12 A. J. Haws, '03,
30 Jacob Horner,
1 41
B. M'DERMIT. Treasurer.
Treasurer's Office.
to - Ebensburg, March 22, 1S00. ,
2 34
38
1 55
4 73
5 40
1 94
3 05
22 C-S
2 01
3 28
70
3 10
0 20
3 10
72
43 OS
3 11
24
75
!
10
3 09
17 4s
23 01
2 2S
9 i.iSi
59
1 3 2-1
0 59
4 03
10 "
2 95
10 2
1 89
2 81
1 o3
17 nl
11 :-;2
10
!o
"1
1
4 8
5-
19