ness of the Hafse. But he proceeded in
the usual manner to call the members.—
After their names were called over and
they had voted, the Clerk gave informa
tion that Hopkins was duly elected Spea
ker of the House of Representatives.—
Previous to this the tellers on the Speak
er's stand had announced that T. S. Cun
ningham was duly elected. Speaker of the
House of Representatives. When this
was announced, Cunningham took the
the chair,
the oath of office was adminis
tered to him, and he then administered
the oath to those who answered when
called and came forward for that purpose.
When Hopkins was announced as Speak
er, he was conducted to the chail ; and
Cunningham moved to the right on the
platform and Hopkins occupied the chair
After short address from Pm Hop
kins, the bath of office was administered
to him. and he then pr needed to swear
the members as they were called, and
came torward for that purpose;: toot
and subscribed the requisite roathe. The
, gentlemen who voted f Mr. Ctinning
'ham, after ad • the rulei of the
the ast session, and doin.,;
Mime other business, adjourned and :with
drew; since which they have net, so far as
cur knowledge extends, held any meet
ing in the hall of the "rouse of Represen7
tatives. The members, as organized un
der .Mr..../fopkins, continued in session
fot some time atter such adjournment, and
done the business usual at the commence
ment of the session; and have continued
to meat, 515)' after day,. in the hall of the
House of Representatives; a quorum of i
mernberS being present each day.: Fred
erick Sinith states that he was a member
of the 'House of Representatives for six
sessions before this session, and that he
believes the ttlectipn of. /UN Hopkins was
conducted hi accordance .with the usual
custooil
FREDERICK SMITH,
JAMES R. SNOWDEN.
Sworn gad subscribed before
.me,
etin/tr 15. 1838.
F. FRALEY, Chairman.
• .
In answer to a question by one of the
J,,11. Snowden siales,' that
when Stevens put the question, 'are you '
agreedi' his.Tecollection is, that there
were more noes than ayes. He further
states that McElwee was the person who
conducted Speaker liopkiiis to the chair
—he noticed no other person. conducting
him tothe chair. He further states that
on the motion of Hopkins to receive the
eonnty • members, (MESSRS. Pray s and oth
ers,) that he did not notice that any per
sons in the lobby
. or gallery voted—his
(deponent's) position, being in a ..seat in
theouter circle, gave him an opportunity
of noticing this fact, And he thinks no
person voted behind him.
JAMES R. SNOWDEN.
.S'worn and subscribed before me,
Decetnber 13, 1888:
F. FRALEY. Chairman.
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Frem the Har. Telhgraph -Extra Dec, 512
To the . Olfetnbers of the house
of Representatives who elec
ted Wan, Hopkins, Esq.,
their Speaker.
HARRISDURG,DEC, 20th, 1838.
Gentlemen: —We present the enclosed
for your consideration, and request an an
swer at as early a mod , as you may
deem expedient.
Respectfully yours,
THOS. S. SMITH,
SAML. A. PURVIANCE,
B. M. HINCiIMAN.
committee in behalf of the members who
elected Thos. S. Cunningham their
Speaker.
Wen. Hopkins, Esq., and other members
elect of the House of Representatives of
Pennsylvania.
With a view to the adjustment of the
difficultiesmow existing between the mem•
hers elect, of the House of Representa
tives; that portion of them who have or
ganized by the election of 'Thos. S. Cun
ningham, Esq. as Speaker, propose to the
other portion, who have chosen Wm.
Hopkins, Esq. as Speaker, as follows,
lat. That . Messrs. Cunningham and
• Hopkins, at an early hour, to be mutual
ly agreed upon for the meeting of all the
members elect in the Hall of the House
of Representatives, shall respectively, as
Speakers, resign, and the members, whose
feats are undisputed, shall forthwith pro
•-ceed to the 'election of a Speaker and
other 'officers, pro. tem.
2d. That a special law shall be forth
" with passed, to provide for contesting the
ights to seats of the persons claiming to
be representatives—the committees, in
such cases, to be raised in the manner
prescribed by the existing laws. Neither
set from the county of Philadelphia, shall
'be permitted to vote on any question, un
til the right of the contested seats shall
have been determined; but in all other
respects, each shall be entitled to all the
privileges of members of the house.—Or,
as an alternative, both sets from the coml.-
y to resign, and a writ for a new elec
ton to be forthwith issued.
Sd. That until the committee to be
ppointed to investigate the right to said
contested seats, shall have reported: or,
until a new election shall be had, and the
returns thereof received, as the case may
he, no bills of a party nature shall be pas
sed; nor shall a State Treasurer, or a
U nited States Senator be elected.
. 4th. In case of a resignation of the
respective parties claiming to be repre
seltatires from the county...of
phia, both houses, if the Senate agree,
shall adjourn on the 24th inst, to meet
again on the 9th or 10th of January, to al- .
j low time for a new election in said coun
ity; and immediately after the committees,
pas above provided for, shall report; or the
' returns of saidelection shall be received,
as the case 'nay be, a sew election for
speaker and the other officers of the house
shall be had, to serve for the remainder of
the session—until which election none of
the standing committees shall be appoin
ted.
Whereas the seaiton is fast approa;:iing,
,when it becomes necessary for every
prudent man to lay up treasures to meet
THOS. S. SMITH, the little responsibilities, which demand
SAML. A. PUIIVIANCE, his care. And whereas the only means
t
, . B. H. HINCHMAN, . a Printer has of obtaining sufficient to e , a
CoMmittee on behalf of members who and wherewithall to
,be clothed,
.a t ce c t u , b ie .
elected T. S.. Cunningham, their Spew- kind support and Ritactualimy ot . 1 I
ker. scribers. And whereas there is now a
very large aipount due to the said Jour-
It will be seen from this proposal, that
the Democrats have offered to the Limo nal, 133 diVera geed cifizens . , fee adverti-
Focos, the liberal terms of accommoda 7
sine., jobbing, bbing, and subscription.
tio,n, which thej can refuse only from a And whereas the said Journal has been
'4)0 . 0 of obstinacy, or from a desire to coinlected with regularity. and care, and
avoid an investigation into the frauds to the best of the abilii!jes of the Editor,
wh i t
are"alleged to have taken place at and whereas he deserves not only your
the election in the county of Philadelphia.'
names as subscribers, but also your pay.
These terms, it d, would Thererore I A. W. Benedict, cover
give nor of the said Hunting/on Journal, hays.them accented
all the officers of the house, and a
controlling majority on all questions, un- cansed this my Proi:latnatiOn to issue,
commanding, demanding, requiring, and
tit the Contested seats were determined.
It would also cure the - defeat in the or - desiring, requesting and soliciting, that
every friend of the afore/sit' Journal, who
ganiZation of the House under Mr.
MT
' wishes to see it go on and prosper, and
kins. Having organized uneenstitution
who know themselves indebted on its
ally, any act which they may assume to,
do as a house of RepreSentatives, is ne- books, forthwith to take measures to "Pay
the Printer, Pay the Prinler"—on or be
cessarily void.
; fore January court.
Previous to, the meeting of the Legis- , Sio• b ned by the
lature, it was repeatedly .said that the! SECRETARY.
,members elect,-now acting with IM r. Hop-
_____
__ .L._.,
ains,. intended.organizing their house,by i
theidoings'at Hirriaborg, of Om se a
foreelf possibley aiioitivi investigalion of
the frain:ulent election in the_ county of mount to little or'nothing; thdre being no
Philadelphia, and thereby ensure an elec-,business done in the House. In 'the Setif
tion of a Senator vales( the
voice and_ Wishes of the people of the
el.'re"ed ate 111 r. Fealty. the Loco Foco-Anti
Bank .member Irons Schuylkil, presented
state. Ten Judges in Phibulelphia, with for n .
A •
a back in that ntionionopo-
Chan. J. Ingersoll at their head, common. 'a petition
ced this system of 6:Mee by eXcludin e ,e'lf county, Columbia. Our readers know
more than six - thousand votes. A vast their precept, this is their example.
assemblage of people from _Philadelphia ,
county, on the day fixed by law for . the rhere
solution for the admission. of
land •
organization of the House,--filled the Messrs Bel M'Cl ~ j , to their scats
galleries, aisles,.and Speaker's chair, and was then brought' up, and disCussdil.
by threats.ollpersonal violence. declared Mr. Bell of Chester, who was not elee—
their determ ination to carry their object
into effect—and now when the friends oflted making himself most censpieuous in
the Constitution and laws—the lovers.of trying to cheat our ;citizens out of their
order, submit a proposition, nskiog merely seats. The resolution was finally carried,
that.no adVantage be taken of them, it is by
a vote of 19 to 11; and Messrs • Bell &
rejected and, revolutionary means prop
sed on the part of the Hopkins House—or Ilrelast sworn .In. Mr. Franey of the
at least some of its Most violent members. City legitamac
made a report, as to they
Let them resort to this course tif .they of either House'ntif Representative S, (the
choose—lino upon their shoulders
will report' is in teether column) the - repott
rest the reponsibility; upon
,their 4irts was reCeininitied te the eminnittee. By a
will be the blood which may be spilt in the - . ,
'Revolution which they have determined resolution et the Senate,messns.Frow and
to bring upon the country.• in
Byer, have been paid for their lost ti ,ne,
- - . rz,- - --"' • (
- * , ,/ 7- .;•et,"i' . 7_,
3
1 ,-. 7 .,4
..$ 4 .. ):„. ., ,- 4 ,-p--,...
rtitisalge i a ',.l o ''' l ' °vo
THE JOURN AL.
One country, one constitution, one tlestirzy'
Deintingdon Dec. 26, 1 S3S
Democratic .Intimasonie
CANDIDATES.
FOR PRESIDENT,
GEN.WICH. HARMAN
FUR VICE PRESIDENT
DANIEL WEBSTER.
FLAG OF TUE PEOPLE!
Or A single term for the Presidency. and
the office administered for the whole 'PEO
PLE. and not for a PARTY. .
b; A sound, uniform and convenient Na
tional CURRENCY, adapted to the wants of
the whole COUNTRY, instead of the SHIN
PLASTERS brought about by our present
RULERS.
reEconostv, RETRENCHMENT, and Re•
Fortis! in the administration of public affairs,
rr-Tired of Experiments and Experi
menters, Republican gratitude will reward
unobstrusive merit, by elevating the sub
altern of WASIIINGTON and the dosciple or,
Jxrimn son. and thus resuming the safe and
beaten track of onr Fathers,—L. Gazette.
36 ORD
To our subscribers—we ought to say
patrons. But do you see, there is a dit
ference. Winter is here, and did it ever
occur to you that the Printer, might
sibly be cold unless some one paid ,to
give him a chance to pay up too. 'V 'in
ter is here. The printer wants to buy his
beef and pork. (If we were in the situ.,
ation of some of our Loco Foco contem
poraries, we should not suffer for "whole
hogs") but as it is, we have to buy our,
pork. Every thing has to he bought, nor,
is that all--it is sauced with the harras
sing thought, it must be paid for. Our'
patrons we know will pay up. %V ill soon
of our subscribers, enter their names
among the list of patrons. "A stitch in
time," is our doctrine, and we therefore I
commence in time. Court week will soon
be here--and it it does not bring with it a
goodly share of the "root of evil" for our
purse, we must "suspend specie pay
ments." But not belonging to the shin
plaster concern, W k have issued this
our Proelamaticm, to h'eve our friends- re
sume, or commence, between this, and the
January court.
11U1 4 41NGDQN JOURNAL, as.
IN the name and by the Auth
°ray v9sted in me,
.`" A. W. 11E EDICT.
, Editor and Publisher of the
said "Journal."
trying to get . seuts in the Senate, without
olecteet
The Senate have adopted a resolution,
declaring . that the "Hopkins 1.4,4;47 is
not, the Il.buse of,Aepresentatives. The
Committee that is investigating itte'elev
tion of the Philadelphia county Sew...fors,
have proved that the returne Which the
Locos call legt4, were made out by m'c-
CAIIEN il2 Lae Peel office, MAI signed on
lII9NDAY, all about town wherever the
wmti,y could find a Judge.
Er B. REE:9 &1!Q.
We have received hum the author, an
address &livered by him before the Phil
omathean society of the University of
Pennsylvania ~upon "the origin of our
Revolutionary Union, the recorded and
traditionary history of the acts, and influ.
ences much led to the convocation of the
first conventional congress." Welmve
read it with great care and interest, and
would earnestly commend its perusal and
valuable advice to every young Ameri
can. It bespeaks the deep research, and
patriotism of its author, as well as the
ricl;•culture of a mind naturally luxuriant
with intellectual worth. In a few short
pages all the numerous usurpation of the
mother country, and the patient: forbear
anee, yet firm unyielding determination
of the oppress colonists are related, inter
spersed, with many anecdotes, new at
least to us, illustrative of the general
character, and conduct of the seperate
colonies.
• The committee of the society requested
a copy of the address for publication. Th e
honored compliment thus offered, is most
richly deserved. The author will accept
our ardent thanks fur the copy.
* The present Attorney; General
The silken tie that binds two willing hearts.'
MARRIED.
On the 25th ult, by John Skyles, Esq.,
William Oss, of Duncarsville this county,
to Miss Sophia Folk of Bedford county.
IVIONEY FOUND.
THE undersigned found on the Canal be
low Alexandria, a part of a l'ocket Book
containing a sum of money. The owner
can have it by proving property paying
charges, on application to me, one mile be
low Alexandria.
SEMPLE FLEMING,
Aug. 25, 1838. •
EXVITAFTGE! FANIK
•
A N D •
SO/ Pia S C. 4 nr - z5iuz.767.,1.'
No. Gd South 4th . Strett,
Phitrgielphia.
CAPITAL 43250,006.
Open daily for the transaction of business,
from 9 A. M. to 3 P. M.
Depnsites of Money received, for which
the following rate of Intereet will be allow
-1 year r: per cent per annum. •
6 md s 6 11f I Ig 14
3 411 4 ld ti (11
On Business Deposites, to be drawn at the
pleasure of the Depositor, no interest will be
allowed. The current Notes of Solvent',
Banks, in every part of the United States,
will be received as Special Deposites, on
such terms as may 2e agreed an in each par
ticular case.
OttlIP:R OF THE
• . DESSA A , eneMer.
Philadelphia Dec, 19, 1839.
NOTICE.
(oClVt3lt 10 •
Take-node that I have applied to the
Judges, of the Court of Common Plea?. of
Huntingdon county for the beneiit of the , t,t
made for the relief of insolvent debtors; ilt.d
the saki court has eppeinted the second
Monday of January next for hearing me
and my creditors, at the coot house in the,
borough of Hnntinstlon, when And
you may attend it.ycitt:fitiCic.p.rop6K,:
CHAR LE g
JOHN D✓i 17S
CHURCH . Itl. 3 Eitat.
J 0 hIV MO (LIVE.
riff ' s ktilef4.
"way virtue of sundry wri
otias &c. -I, , stied out Di the C.litt of
Common, Pleas, ut 'Huntingdon. County,.
and tame.- direeled, will lie ,etposa, to
paslic Sale at the Court House, in Hun
tingdon, on. the 13th day of Jarnucyll4t,
at 10 o'clock A.- M. 1114 rollowinit;.proiir
fy viz: • • ,•:: • •
A tract of 'land peA tly hi Springfield town-,
ship Huntinblon County, and partly; in Diil3,- 1
lit township • ettn.l cvnty..,.,24olnipg
lands of William Cot bin, WAliriel sgri
Henry Dront:berge.• 'YteClaiit , and
oth:rs, containing three-hundred and eighty
acres be the 'tame more or less, about one'
hundred, a,-..res of .which. a re. el eared. 'x'bt
lv
su erected a Cabin,llat n, with three / 47,, v. l
two story, sqtrir . leg, house, pie, square 1.::.; !
hove one store and a half :ugh.' A spring
house, and Apple ()teller(' also thereon.'
httcn under execution, and 1 !,e
sold r., the property of lierceles Kemp dec'd
_ALSC
One house and. lot in tbe 1"orc4! : 1) of Bir-1
sittiat.,d I
joining a lot on the n ..:)d.
end on the west by a lot of Andrew licbc.,nn,
having thereon erected a one and aludfstd-1
ry house; on and to. Ile sold as they
property of Cathacine Calderwoocl
the hands of James Thocr.p.co bee
- -
ALSO
• •
A house and lot of g. mod in town of
Frankstown, on. plain street houucizcl a
let of C. Garber and caers. 'lll, reu, elec
ted a twri't,il , frar , e house,
Seized, taken under execution and to be
cold as the property of kiln Spit: oar.
A LSO
ALL the interest nnd estate of J. N ,, gent
of, in, to and out of a tract of
in Allegheny township: bound•A by lands
of Robert Allison Esq., . John Gwin ant
others, containing 81 acres more or less
-25 acres cleared with a ;law :t•P.:I and dwel
ling house thereon erected.
Seized, taken under execution and to be
sold as the property of James Nugent.
ALSO.
A two story brick Ecil,lic" ,, in
i',.. the N
Bo_ rough of Fyilliclaysburg, on
1,1 .ot o. 147 la the new town
1A
c .e.
plot of said Borcugh; beginning
at the corner of Lot No. 146 thence ex
tending north seventy degrees east along
Juniata street. forty one feet to a post; thence
at right angles to the same one hundred &
sixty feet to bank alley, thence along said
alley south seventy degrees west forty one
teet to a post; thence at right angles to t c
name one hunred and sixty feet to the place,
of beginning.
Seized and taken on a writ of Levari Fe
rias; and to be sold as the property of W.
H. Davidson.
ALSO
A tract of land situate in Crnmwel Town
ship, containing 150 acres, Inure or less, ad
joining Samuel E Booher, J. P.Z. 11 , 11 Esq.
and others; about 4 or 5 acres of which are !
cleared;* with a small • cabin house
thereon erected
Seized and taken under execution and to
be soldas the property of Wm. Moore.
ALSO
That part of Lot No. 147 on the new
town plot, lately. laid out adjoining the old
town plot cf Hollidaysburg, which is conti
guous to and adjoins lot N. 148 fronting
seventeen feet on Juniata Street and exten
ding at right angles to the same, in depth
one hunded and sixty feet to Bank alley; on
which are erected a small one story Brick
house and a frame'
liartru ding, being eighty see
en feet long by ten feet . a, a!!
wide and one story -
hig eized and taken on a writ of Levari Fa
cias and to be sold Ps the property of Wm.
H. Davidson and Benj Orcutt.
ALSO'.
all that part of a certain tract of land in the
natty: of Win Forsyth situate in Allegheny
township, Huntingdon county; adjoining
lands of James Alexander, John Gardner;
Jonathan Launce and others; coetaining
one hundred and one and three fourth acres
—And also a lot of ground in the town of
Gaysport Huntingdon county nutnbered in
the p lan of said town; sold by Jackson and
Garber unto the said Geo. W. Henry: to
gether with the appurtenances.
Seized and taken on a writ of Levari
Facias and to be sold as the property of Geo
W. Henry.
JOSEPH SHANNON Shelf.
Sheriffs office Huntingdon
December 19, 1838.
r : fq . t.,fitettPfi
N4nzen.
NOTICE is to i w OVeli perbon
concerned, that 04: following nttnlcci persons
iave settled their Acccunts in the Register's
Office, at Huntingdon, and 'that the said
Accounts will be presented for confirmation
and allowance at ap Orphans' Court to be
held at Huntingdon, for the county of Hun-,
tingdon, on the second Monday,(l4th day) off
January next, via:—
I. • James Magee, Administrator of the es
tate of i'.ndrew French, late of Tell Town
ship, deceased. •
H. James Wilkl63, Administrator of the
estate of John Scott, late of West Town
deceased.
111, James. Thompson, Executor of the
:an Will and Testament of Catharine Ca
derwood, late of the Ilzmough of BirminghaMl
deceased.
IV, Abraham Robison and Tbonias .M.
Robison, Administrators of the estae of A
brahan).ktolsison.,.deceased, who v: as Guar.
than of Ow rhinos cbitdreti of Johu
late of rrankstown TgiVnshit , occeased..
V. Isaa triteF.;sli'lcldJi4cph Reed, Ex;-
ecutors of theliif Witt and 'Testament' of
lames Anderson, late of West- TqWnship,
eeeased. •
• Vl.,:' , Ssinuel Smita , and John
J)avExecutors a the, ,iast wilt TcLtarn
Longeneolcer, 14te
0., deceased.
VII. WilDam Johnston, Adminirtrator of
the estate of John Johnston, (son of 'no's)
, late of Porter Township, deceased.
WiWlm Galbraith, Administrator
ofithe'elato cflll 1.,117, tat:: of Ailezlicny
:rownAllikfleccased. •
JOHN REED, 11
1 - 11tnt, Dec. 14. 1858.
eltiOit. •
717111. , ,REAS by a I,,,cept,to me dirce
tFd E 11,,,Lin40-n, the 24th day
ef . Nexeriber, A. D. into. thute,nd eight
hundred and ,. d^hrty the mows,
and. .seals! of the -Hon • Thomas Bulishly.
President of the court-of, Co•nincn
Oyer antl.Termmer, and gcuttt•aljail 'deny
cry' of the :ti} Judicial ilistriet Pennsyk-:
venia, composed of the comities of 1 ,7 ,1f!1in,
litnitinclon,'Centre, Clearfiulel, ard Jeffer-:
son, and the Hon. Joseph MisCuce .and Jo-
seph Adams, his asaoCiate Ridges of the .
county , of Huntingdon, ASlgnediV;
pointed. t,o ty • and d:termint All anti
every, indicttrfents, end . preaentmeitts made
ar ta!ten for or conceranigalllHnies, which
by fl , e laws cf the State are made capital or
felonten et death and: alt other „offences,
iClim es and MiStiemetinors, which have been
car tall beeon - mated or peep,..trated within
the• Laid county, pv oil prrmes which ai.e or
her.teft....r be ....,nmitted or b,: . ;ierpe- •
trat,il am comman-
Idea-to make.. .
A'. , ,.or?icinaHosto.
my whole
bailiwick, that,o couita Oyer and Ter
• I'IMA‘, Quarter
• .1 r_ i the rout': the
'.:eroug',l OviltiAg,it.):l, on I,4e,.§ccptrs.l44.on,
(a ):1 tI dayl. ot January next, and,
those alto will irmec.*, the said prisoners,
be . thenaid there t, prosecute theta its it'
b e , a nt? that alt Justices. of the'
r.onct:' , . , within the
l'saitt count ) , then at,l thtre in their nr6- 1
per peraun,,,,,t 10 o'cladi k. M. of said aaY,
with their .'crord,, exarnications,;
and rt.fiertihrarc s. to thos, things whiChi
their respeetitialy appertain. •
Dated at fluntingdon, the 19th day of De
' e'rithi:cr, in the year of our Lord ones
eight hundred and 0:14 eightl,
and the eld year ot Ar.terican
• deuce.
JOSEPH SHAN::OI7, sir r
Sheriff's Ofire Hunting
don, Dtc, 19, 188.
TIERNPIKiE
wotitzomb
By virtue of an act of assembly incor
porating the Hollidaysburg and Bedford
curapike Company, it is made the duty of
the stockholders, or any two of them, nam
ed in the letters pattent to • give notice in
all the newspapers published in the counties
of Huntingdon and Bedforki t of a time and
place to on by them appointed, at which
time nod place the said subscribers or as
many of them as li.ill be then present, shall,
proceed to organize
,said Company, and
shall choose by a majority of the said sub=
scribers, by hall at, in persan, one President,"
silt Managers, one Treasurer, and such nth-'
er officers as may be necessary to conduct,
the business of said Company. •
In pursuance therefore M the above, we,
the subscribers, do hereby give notice that
a•meeting for the above purposes will be
held on . 1
UEST/AY TIM FIRST DAY OF JANU
ARY 18.19-;—at the—ha:lse of Peter Amich, in
the town of St. Clair, Bedford county, when
r and where a full attendance is requested,
W. DUNCAN,
PIUER CASSIDAY,
ALEX. KNOX,
EDWARD M'GRAW,
PETER AMICH,
NICHOLAS LYONS,
ROBERT M'NAMARA.
D:c. 12, 1838.
INORUO
Nancy Smith . by) In the Court o
her next friend Common Please of
Ephraim Ramsey }Huntingdon Coun
vs ty.
Wm. Henry Smith. J Pluries Subpoe
na for Divorce.
To William Smith the deferi
dant above named. Henry' 'Pake notice that by
virtue of the above writ, ssued out of the
Court of Common Pleas of Huntingdon
Cotrnty aforesaid, you are required rt „
(be and appear before the Judges of said
Court, at a Court of Common Pleas to be
held at Huntingdon in and for the said
County of Huntingdon, on the second
Nlondgy of January next, to answer the
Petition and Libel of your wife Nancy
Ramsey for a Divorce from the Bonds of ,
matrimony.
JOSEPH S HANNON, Wit
Sheriffs office, Hu ig.
dun Nov. 21, 18
I rtrilllrt
Respect 1y inform tr.,.
üb', in, f"1:,!!•;,!, th at fliery'i?" -
is and the
.WHARF c WAilqin, , ,, d the
at Water Sn.tet; fort terflOof years, Tn.,
fare preparcd t:, enter into the
COMMISSION FORWARDING (
business. Having some experience in th
i business, and being determined B •v-I
cry exertion to render gatisfactio os e suell
as may favour them with their on ta, ge
they hope to merit and' receive a, shore of
that confidence which a gcnestions public has
formerly extended to them. •
The following very reasonable list of rates
shall be stridtly adhered to;
Moe. from :?.ast per ton $ 1 no
do. Ao. West
Bar-Iron • do. do.
• Blooms ' do do
re; Metal do do
kisit do 111)1.
Salt' do do
Finur do eo
wheat do BUS,
nye & C urn • 49 do
0:114 .‘ do dn .
lilltirminous Coal do do
Anthracite do Adw' La
Plaster of Paris do do
For wighing Plaster awl Bar Iron 25cts.
per Ton will be charged in ty'dition to the
ah,ve, 'anti fer'Blooms and Pig Metal
ct,. per 'Ton.
N. B. Freight to be paid in all .cases
the goods.
Water Street, Dec. sth 1838.
TTsitier
THE collectors of tax in the county of
Hoetingtl,a, previous to, and intluding the
year 1637, and all other perscinsindebtecl, in
any man e co, tot the said . cotiutf, are reques
ted to cell immediately with the county
Treasurer and raalo. payment of the sever
al amount 3 fur W4ich. tbetkt*al indebted,
as the mone,b. Isiihtickiheidett by the county
at .the, present thne, pn,accontit of the. num
b.,-...r or.liOulges now under contract, and the
vit t . , :‘oskln ionirtoretb' the County Court
Mina, which Will -he, fittt under contract in a
short taco. Those who do ktot comply with
th, ebove_regue...it. against the next January
Cel:rt. wlll be proceeded agaiust as the law
directs:
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, I'E'I'EII.SWOOPE Jr. , Cetrimi,'rs
-•., JANIII*MOORE.
~,e
I Commiers @nice Hunting-' - ' .' .
l Ova, Nov. 24:1833. -;
AJIERY,
vIT PRIVATE SALE.
The sul?s7riber ofki.Sfoi• sale his
;4;1 _
& r raillierY 9
County,
McConnellstown, Huntingdon
otli2ty,only 3 milesittm the Canal Basin
at 'f
Huntingdon. •
7'HE TANNERY,
. .
la. situated by thelitefof"
Atrcaot water and from which the yard i
supplied by the means of a *heel. Th
Shop is ,7.0 feet by 60, and i's a • substantia
rrarte building. There is a superior „Bark
'Till in the second tor f, which clel_erS the
g ;*:.m.nd Bark on to he first floor, Thug ,is
a imcvery other convenience that can. be
needed.' Connect C.:: with the Tapper,}' is
also, a tract of good •
riEtlnher Land,
frern which a sufficient supply of bark can a
'ways be obtained.
THE FARM LAND,
and Buildings connected therewith are of the
best kind, being •
15 Acres of Limestone Land,
mostly cleared and under good fence. The
Buildings are situated on two town tots,
consisting of a
Three Story Stone House,
well calculated for a store for tavern, and a
small Bank Barn. On the same lot with the
"latatery, is . also, a good and convenient
though small dwelling house, suitible for a
tennant,
The whole of the abovo property will be
sold on the best Tunis, possession will bt
given next spring or fall, Any further in
formation can be had by applying to the
subscriber on the Place, or of Dr. Jacob
Hoffman at Huntingdon.
PATRICK LANG.
McConnellst .wn Huntingdon /
County, Nov. 28, 1838.
The Lancaster "Examiner" please pub ,
ash 4 times and charge this office.
ADMINISTRATORS
NOTICE.
TWOTlCE,ishereby given, that letters
of Administration have been gran
ted to the subscriber upon the Estate of
ffenry M'Garvey' late of Shirty Town
hip and all pers6ns knowing
I . ,ifientselves to be indebted to:the said Es-
r
otate,•are hereby requested to mote pay_
:dent; and all having claims uppn the said
}'ssate, are requtisted to present them to
subscriber property authenticated for set
tlement. He twill be at [the late resi
dence of the deceased, dUring the lira &
second weeks in January next, lorthe
purpose of making settlements—and all
persons }timing unsettled accounts with
said Estate are earnestly reqUested to pre
sent them at that time.
E ARD APGARVEY
Dec. 19, 1838.
NOTICE
IS hereby given, that the accounts o
Jarnes Entriken and Thomas Jackson
Trustees of Johathan Leslie, have hien fi
led in the Court of Common Pleas of Hun
tingdon County, and will be presented to the
Judges of the said Court on the second Mon
day in January next for confirmation s of
which, all persons interested may take no
'ice.
ROBERT C AMP BELL Pret'r,
December, 15, 183 J.
so
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