Congressional candidates. We have I
right to claim Slates that have 'abead .
announced their detenninalion to giv,
"old Tip" the reins of Government.
Every man that wants to save his vote,
must vote for Harrison. Ile is the peo
ple's candidate, and every body who is it
favor of going with the people, will vote
for him.
''row Chapman!'
Was the order of an (Mee holder, to one
of his party; and they have all commen•
ced rrov ing, es fast as they got returns,
of dections. Even every Slate they have
raised a "cock-a-do9dle do," whether suc
cessful or 1114 F,, , ry p,st and coming'
election, is a subject for some political
"chanticleer" to raise his crow. Only
few weeks ago, the ...4deocutt" and the
"Standird" both gave out to their readers
that Ohio was safe for Martin. They
must have thonght their readers were very
gullible. The people of the Back-eye
State have recorded their voices to the
tune of 20,000 majority for Tom Cur.
win, the Harrison candidate for Cover
nor; end yet they would have the limiest
citizens of Hunt;ngdon county belie,
them, when tiley wilfully pervert thy
truth —and fur thertnore, neither of them
have given their readers any information
relative to that State. Are you afraid
the majority men will be (linking to the
strong side?
"Show the Lady a large 3 on.w,
ills (WilAnu a ls) vole is the highest
EVER GIVEN to ANY Democrat, by
the resi.l vitt voters of this county, as will
he shown by the rcturns."—Adnocale and
Sentinrl.
Readers, is not the writer of that arti
cle a precious fellow? llc tells what he
knows is untrue, and points you to the
very thing that will convict him of untruth.
If you will look at the returns, you will
find that WILSON'S VOTE was the
LOWEST ON THE TICKET, not
cepting Ilenry, who they used as their
trailing capital. Either there was no
mote Democrats on the ticket, or the
above statement is false. As to vg ago a
1820, John Scott ran 271-1 votes in this
county. If he is any (I , mccrat, then your
story is false. And more than all this,
"our own Duroy R." ran several hundred
more, and he must be no Rowena, or else
you must admit that you had some ".11Jr
rts conn'ieB" in this county, if the surplu4
over Wilson's vote were nonresidents.
It is no use to try to Ihlster up llilsou's
popul trity by falsehood. Ile is the stunt,
lest fish iu the pool ; and proved himself
a dead drag on thaii. ticket.
MORE THUNDER!
CiDiaio 9 0. K. K
"OLL KOMING IN FOR KORWIN."
The Buckeye state has added another
"Ofd Katastropke" to Van Burenisin.
"Our 'lCounts arc Korroberate,l." She
has swept away Van Buren and h s
"Kiwis of Officers," and declared her de•
termination to "out do oft !creation" io
big majorities. 'l'hn Loco Focus made'
"orful kaleulations" on Ohio, but that.
"Old Krilier," Harrison, has korrected ,
their /calculations, and kickrd the konter
out of 01l their 'quack nags"—'oh Kriky'
vot Komplamts will be heard among the
"Old Kale'," that have gut fat in office.
Oitto —good for 25000.
Maryland
O. K.
"OLI. KORRECT."
Notwlthstanding a temporary triumph
was obtained by the Locos in Maryland a
year or two ago, Owing to local causes.
`e are rejoiced in being ably to tell our s
readers, that she has redeemed herself
from the stain of Loco Focomm, and has
expunged the party from power. The
friends 91 Harrison in that State, succee • ,
ded by a large popular vote, and have car,
vied the Senate, 15 to 6, and the lower,
house, 60 to 19. ,
Ncw• Jersey's Broad Seal
Has been placed upon the corruptions
if Loco Focoism. The people of that
State have gloriously resented the op
pressions of the tyrant and his tools, they
have sent their• insulted members back to
=neer at the political knaves, who were
'iasc enough to refuse that State her Rep
resentatives. The people rose in their
night., and have shown Van Buren and
'rig base advisers, that they cannot tram
ple on the sons of that consecrated soil—
ronsecrated by the blood of her brave
New Jersey's c'ection was on the same
day as ours, and the cause of the people
and Harrison, triumphed siwnally—Net a
remnant of Van Threnism is left in that
Slate. The people have spoken their
minds upon the subject of their dkfran
chisement. Loco Focoism exults over
its victory, with the Tory Ingersoll—and
have we not flee times the cause to re
inice.t the victory in New 31.r“ey.
HYMEN EA L REGISTER,
nesilken tie tbat bind, two willing hearts.'
MA nRIEIII....AL Alexandria, on
Thuisday, the , 2.9..h41 inst. by the Rev. G.
L. Brown, Mr. WlLLiam SMITH, of Bar•
,er township, to Alio CECIILL.I A. T 1.111•
NFR, 1111 01 this county.
Administrator's Notice.
ALL persons kiviwing themselves
indebted to the Estate of Charles
Posten, late of Union township, Hun
tinghon county, dec'd. are reglested to
make payment to the undersigned; and all
those having claims against said estate,
%sill present them properly authenticated
ft: set lenient.
CALEB CORBIN, Atkin.
October 28, 1840.
To ihir Creditors.
Take notice•, that we have applied to
the Jadges of the court of common Pleas
of Huntingdon county fur the benefit of
the laws of this commonwealth made fin•
the relief of Insolvent debtors; and the
said court his appointed the '2nd Monday
(9th ,'.ay) ut November next, for the hear
ing of us and our creditors, at the court
house in the borough of Huntingdon,
when and where you may attend if you
ace proper.
William ackenberry
David Baird.
Joseph Rehrebacher.
William Ginter.
NOTICE TO ASSES:;O2&
The principal assessors .11 the town
ships within the county of Huntingdon,
H,lectail on the 20th day of March last
ill take notice that the Commissioners
Hiave appointed Saturday the
2 Ist. NO VEMBER EXT,
as the day upon which they are to as•
seml.le at the commissioners' office, in
the borough of I intin gdon , agreeably to
an act of assembly, to fix upon some uni
form standard to ascertain the real val
tte of all property made taxable by law
a their rr , pective districts.
Peter Swoope
James Moore Cont.
Joshua Roller.
Commissioners Office, Ilun
tingdon. Oct 19. 1840.
•
Rewister's Notice.
N oTICE is hereby given to aq persols
concerned, that the following namcd
p e ,son 4 have settled their accounts in the
Register's office, at Huntingdon, and that
the :4:0 , 1 accounts will LH, pr rueit tell for
confirmation and allowance, at an Or.
vlun's Court to be held at Huntingdon
for the county of Huntingdon, on the se
cond Monday (and Oih day) of Novena-
Jer next, viz:
1. U.►vid 11. Moore and Jos3e Crum
baker, Adotioiltrators of the Estate or
John Kin►f:erling, late of Frani:blown
township,
.
2. David Butliett and Alexander M%
Clore, AdminiStrators of the F,,tate of
NV illiant lure. late of Cromwell town
ship, deed.
S. David Snare and Peter Swoops,
Administrators a the Estate of John D.
Norris, late of Hopewell township, dee'd.
JOHN REED, Register.
Register's Office, Hunting
don, 9th. Oct. A. 0. 1840
Stray Mare.
'FRAYED from the farm
.7 1 3 of Oliver Etnire, at the
mouth of Aughwick Creek, on
Friday, the 23d inst. a light
Bay allure, about IC, hand.; high, short
tail, and curries well—there is a little
white on on, of her hind feet, and about
II years old. Any information will be
(thankfully received, by the undersigned,
ior at this office.
OLIVER ETNIRE.
41i,1 i v.0,,r.r„ :t. 2. 8, 1840,
I. Fisher & A. K. Cornyia,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
WILL carefully attend to all business
,ommitted their care in the Courts
of Huntingdon & Mifflin counties. Mr. Cur-'
nyn may be found at his office, in IVtitrke(
St., opposite the
of . Store of Mr. Dorris, Tn the
borough
t.
Procla mot ion.
WHEREAS by Precept to me direc
ted by the Judges Of Common
Pleas of the county of lluntingdua hear
ing test the 20th day of August, A. 1).
1840, lam commanded to make Public
Proclamation throuphout my whole baili
wick that a court of Common Pleas will
be held at the court house, in the borough
'of Huntingdon, in the county of Hunt
ingdon, on the third Monday and 16th of
November, A. 1). 1840, for the trial of
all issues in said court which remain un
determined befme the said Judges when
and where all Jurors, Witnesses and suij
tors in the trial of all said issues are re
quired to attend. _ _
• Date,i at Huntingdon the 17th day of
August, A. 1). one thousand eight hun
dred and forty, and the 64th year el
American Independence.
JOsEPII biIAN NON, Slur Le
Sheriff's office hunting
don Oct. 19, IE4O.
Proclamation.
\NW EREAS by a precept to me direc
ted dated at Huntingdon, the 14th day
of August, A. D. one thousand eight
hundred and forty, under the hands
and seals of tie Hon• Thomas Burnside,
President of the Court of Common Pleas,
Oyer and Terminer, and general jail drily
ery of the 4th judicial district of Pennsyl
vania, composed of the counties of Mifflin,
Huntingdon, Centre, Clearfield, and Jeffer
son, and the lion, Joseph Adonis, and
John Kerr his associate Judges of the
county of Huntingdon, justices assigned, up
pointed to hear, try, and determine all and
levery indictments, and presentments made
or taken for or concerning all crimes, u hich '
Iby the laws of the State are made capital or
felonies of death and all other offences,
I crimes and misdemeanors, which have been
or shall be committed & perpetrated within
the said county, or all persons which are or
shall hereafter be committed or be perpe
trated for crimes aforesaid—l am comman
dcd to make.
Fetbiic reociamalion,
Throughout my whole I
bailiwick, that a Court of Oyer and Ter- 1
miner, of Comm n Pleas and Quarter Ses
sions will be held at the court house in the
Borough of Huntingdon, on the second Mon
, day and 9th day of November, next, and
I those mllo will prosecute the said prisoners,
be then and there to prosecute them as it
shall be just, and that all Justices of the
Peace, Coroner, and Constables within the
said county he hen and there in their pro
per persons, at 10 o'clock A. M. of said clay,
I with their records, inquisitions, examinations
I and remembrances, to do those things which
their offices respectively appertain.
Dated at Huntingdon, the 14th day of
August, in the year of our Lard ore
th,osand eight hundred and forty,
and the 64th year of American Indepen
&nee.
JO3EPH SHANNON, SINE
Sheriff's Office Hunting
dun, Oct. 19, 1140.
Sheriff's Sales.
- ple7 virtue of sundry writs of Venditi
-x-1) oni Exponas, and Levari Facies is
sued out of the court of Common Pleas
of Huntingdon county, to me directed,
will he exposed td
PUBLIC SALE,
at th, court house in Huntingdon, on the
9th day of November next, at ten o'clock
A. M., the following property, viz:
A lot of ground adjoining lands ol
Hugh Smith, David Barr, Samuel Stew
art and James Ennis an Barree township
Huntingdon county, containing about
three acres more or less, on which are e
rected two dwelling houses, one smith
shop, one tailor shop, a double barn,
sheds not houses &c.
Seized and liken under esecutiin and
to be sold as the property of Joseph G.
Watson.
.also
Two lots of ground situated in the old
town plot of the borough of Hollidaysburg
frouting each sixty feet on the north Fide
st., and extending back a
right angles, 180 feet to Cherry Ally, ad.
joining a lot of Robert M'Namara on the
east, and a lot of Christain Garber on the
west, aon numbered to the plan of
said borough, having a large two story
Triune house weather boarded and painted
white, a small one and a half story frame
house, a Lack building one and a hall stir
ries high, and a stable thereon erected.
_ .
Sei;et and taken under execution and
to be sold as the property of James Bu•
ehanan.
also
A piece or parcel of land situate in
Franklin township Huntingdon comoy,
adjoininn lands of Stewart, Shorb &co.
and Juhn ti . Stonebraber, containing a
bout eight acres more or less, Spreee
creek running through the same, and hat
ing thereon erected coal houses, six hotis•
es for hands, a double log barn and two
other buildings; liashin4toa Forge which
wan formerly mei eon, havim; been lately
burnt, as the property of William Hop
kins, Also, a lot or parcel of lamd situ
ate in Franklin township, adjoining lands
of Jacob S. Nlattern and Samuel Mat
tern, containing about three acres more or
less, having a two story frame house,
weatherboarded and painted, with a put•
tors shop, a potters kiln and a frame sta
ble thereon erected.
sized and taken under execution and
to be sold as the property of George P.
Matte r •
eIISO,
A certain plantation or tract of land situate
in Cromwell township, adjioning land sur
veyed in the name of James Brown and James
Hunter and other lands of the said Joel Pen
'lock. curtaining one hundred and eighty
three acres and forty two perches, being
part of a tract surve) ed in the name of :1* tau
pest 'Fucker, conveved by John Potts and
wife to Gen. W. and Joel Pennock, on which.
is t locted Chester Fornace, with the build
ings soil imprevements attached thereto,
consisting at otliccs , h o uses fur hands, coal
house and other ii:cessary bnildirgs.
A LSO :—One other plantation or tract of
land situate in the said township of Crom
well, consisting of two parcels of adjoining
pace's ofland, adjlming lands of Jonathan
Dos le, of widow Shari er, land formerly own
ed by Charles Prosser, being the land sold.
by Samuel Carothers to the said George \V- ! '
and Joel Pennock.
ALSO:—AII that messunge and tract of
land sits e in Shirley township, bounded by
lands of John Brewster an.: others containing
three hundred and twenty two acres more or
less. on which there are a grist an.: saw mill
awl other improvements.
AL'iot—All the interest and estate of the
said Joel Pennock in and to all that tract of
land containing one hundred and sixty acres
situate in Cromwell township adjo ining lands
in the name of James Hunter, Wisleri MI -'
chats: n, Hodge and Thomas T. Cromwell,
on which is erected a frame liaise and saw
mill, being the tract land which James G.
I ightner and David N. Carothers &cn. con
tracted ..nel agreed to sell and convey unto
the said George W. and Joel. Pennock.
Al SO:--All the interest and estate of the
said Joel Pennock in and to a tract of land
surveyed in the name of John Cromwell,
situate. in Cromwell township, adjoinipg lands,
of Elijah Price and Samuel Stewart & Jacks
Mountain, containing two hundred and forty
five acres and seventy three perches, being
the same land which . Thomas 'l', Cromwell
cantractrd aad agreed to sell and convey to
George W and Jo,l Pennock.
ALSO:--All the interest and estate of the
said Joel Pennock in and to certain timber
growing upon the the land of Joists Brewster
in Springfield and Shirley townships, in pur
suance Of certain articles of agreement be
, t seen the said John Brewster and Joel Pen
nock recorded in Book Z page 539.
`ALSO:—AIi the estate, rights titles and
1 pri,..le ;4 ,s of the said Joel Pennock of, in
and to all and whatever iron ore bank
and ore privileges attatched to and con
nected with, and which have been con
structed for or purchased fur the use of
Chester Furnace aforesaid.
ALSJ—all the interest and estate of
the said Joel Pennock in and to a tract
of lanai containirg one hundred
acres, situate, in Crotnwel township, ad
joining land in the name of John Crow
well, land of David Fleck and others hay
• a cabin house and ore bank thereon, will
about thirty acres cleared, the saute
having been purchased by article of agree
: ment on the 12th day of Fedruary last
from Samuel Stewart.
ALSO—all the interest and estate of
the said Joel Pennock in about 160 acres
, of land situate in said township of Cram
' well, called the Ranter tract, (or Hunts
' mans delight ) adjoining lands of Benja
nun Bear, George Scwarts and the tract
on which the Furnace is erected, the same
I having been purchased by articles of a
greement from William Pollock.
Seized and taken under execution 4•
to be sold as the property of Joel Pan
, mirk.
ALSO—the interest and estate of the
said Joel Pennock of and in about 200
acres of land situate in the said tp.
of Clotuwell, adjoining land of the heirs'
of ilugls Logan and Elijah Price and Jacks
Mountain, about thirty or forty acres of
Which are cleared, with two cabin houses
and a cabin thereon erected, the same hav
ing been purchased by articles of agree•
anent from Benjamin Rinke,.
Seized, taken under execution and to be
sold as tl:e property t,f Joel Pennock.
.also
A piece, parcel, or tract of land, inclu •
ded in and bounded by the following
boundaries, to wit: beg inning at a Sran•
ish oak, thence South 68 degrees, East
105, 3 perches to a post, N•irth 39 de
grees, west 29 perches, and 8 tenths to
post, north 45, east 116 perches, to a pine,
north 45, west 44 perches to a maple or
the bank of the Aughwick Creek, thenc.
up said Creek, south 69, west 14 perches
and three tenths to a post, south 39, weir
33 perches to a post, south 731, west 7::
perches and 9 tenths, to a post, south 13,1
east 61 perches, to a spanish oak, at tin
place of beginning, containing 99 acres :
155 percht s, as tiesignitied by the dig
grain marked C annexed to the inquisition
and valuation of the real estate of llenja•
min Cornelius dec'd, filed among the re
cords of the Orphans' Court of Hunting
don County.
Also—'That other part of said lamb
tenrments of said Benjamin Cornelius.
deed. included it. and bounded by the
following hue not arses, to wit: begi titling at
.t hic kory at Aughwick Creek, thence
south 76, east 73 perches and 5 tenths,
to a white oak, north 521, east ti 2 perches
:Ind 6 tenths, to a post, south 29, east -10
perches to a hickory, south 5;3, west 3
perches to a hickory, south Si, west 115
perches to a white oak, gone, north 73?,
wn.st 32 perches to a pine, north 45, west
44 perches, to a white oak, not th 41, west
31 perches to a maple, thence down the
Creek north 59, east 94 !writes to a post,
j mirth 71, east 24 perches to a pine, north
.20, west 16 perches to a post near a inst..
ked sycamore, north 11, east 5 pechas 14, 1
hickory at the beginhing, contai relic GP,
acres and 20 perchesos de.ignaterl by the
diagram marked 1), annexed to the in
quisition and valuation of the real estate
of the said Benjamin Cornelius, dec'd. fi
led amongst the records of theOrphans'
Court of Huntingdon County. Orphans'
Seized and taken under execution us
the property of Benjamin Cornelius,
and Jos. Cornelius administrators of
Benjamin Cornelius deed. ,„
Joseph Shannon Sheriff
Sheriff's Office, Hunting
don, October, 20, 1840
BLANKS FOR SALE AT THIS
VALUABLE FARM
FOR SaLE.
NN pursuance efthe last will and testa•
1,1
moot of A.; athew Cresswell, late of
%Ve , t township, in the county of 111.111.
!tingdon, dec'd., the subset ibers will sell
at the court house in the borough of lfun•
'ting-don on Tuesday, the 17th day of No.
vember next, at public vendue, the valua
ble farm of
Limestone Land,
on which the said Mathew Cresswell rem
sided—containing 370 acres and 46 per.
chee, with the usual allowance; about '2OO
ores of which ate cleared, and under a
good state of cultivation. Ou the premi
;es are erected a good dwelling house,
tnd two large barns—one of which is a
bank barn—a blacksmith shop, and all
other necessary out buildings, situated in
West township aforsnitl, adjoining lands
of the heirs of Patrick Gwtn, dec'd. Jo
'hill Cunningham, ll.Dearinut,and others;
sic miles from the Pennsylvania Canal,
and eight miles from the borough of Huns
tingdon.
Thic farm is second to none in Hun
tingdon county, in productions, and is
(well worthy the attention of farmers and
others who want an investment in real
estate. Sale to commence at 11 o'clock
and be continued from day to day, it
not sold. Terms made known on the day
of sale, or at any time on application to
James Wilson,
John Creswell,
Sur%i,ing Executors.
October 19, 1340.
STOP THE HORSE THIEF
ft as stolen from the field of the under
signed, on the night of the 6th inst., a
bay mare, six years old, nearly 14 and a
half hands high, with black mane and
tail with a star on her forehead. and car.
ries her head high, and also a white spot
on her right foot, she hail two new
steel toed shoes on the fore feet and two
old ones on the hind feet.
k 550 REWARD
for the apprehension of the thief and mare
and twenty.ftve dollars will be given to
Many person who will return the mare N I
the undersigned.
Any person giving information that
Will lead to the recovery of the mare or
the apprehension of the thief, will not
only confer a favour upon the owner, but .
shall be libcr.lly rewarded.
Andrew Allison.
Hunt. Oct. 17, 1840,
ORPHANS' COURT SUE.
In pursuance of an order of the Oil bar
court of Huntingdon cotc.ty, will be expo
sed to public sale on the preMises, on S.it
urday the 24th day of October next at one
o'clock in the afternoon of said day, "All
that certain tract, piece, or parcel of land
situate in %Vest township in said county,
adjoining lands of Wm Foster,John Stewart
John Hall and others, containing 100 acres
more or less, about 20 acres cleared, theon
erected a
CABIN HOUSE, CABIN BARN &S A.',
BI E '
Lao the estate of Joseph Cornprot.st. deceas
ed. Terms cf sale, one Ir.tlf oldie purchase
money to be paid on c:,,,firmation of the sale
and the residue 1,, one year thereafter with
interest, to be secured by the baud and most
..;age of the purchaser, attendance will be
...liven by
HENRY CORNPROBST, Ad
By the C 4 u,.t, m r.
JOHN REED, Clerk.
Hunt. Sept 9, 1840.
ago ,Taz CUMDIIit
AKE Notice, that I, Abra
ham Cornelius, have applied to the
:nun of Common Pleas of Mann county, for
,he benefit of the insolvent laws of this com
nonwealth, and the said cows have appoin
ed the FIRST MoNDAY IN NOVEMBER lit Xt,
6ir the hearing at me anti my creditors, at
:he court house in the Borough of Lewistown
when and where ytu may attend if you think
Limper.
Abraham Cornelius.
October 7, 1840.
IkUDITORS' NOTICE.
FFlAKEnotice that the undasig ned. Au
-1.4k. ditors, appal ted by the court of r tm
mwn Pleas of Huntingdon county, to distrib
ute the monks arising frcm a sale of the es
tate of Mathias Ripple, &C.'. to and among
the respective claimants, will nte,t tar that
mirpose, at the house of lihn M'Connell, in
Huntingdon, on Frid..y, 30th October, inst.
tt ten o'clock, A. M when and wi ere .; II
persons interested tnny attend.
%V 11,1.1 A 11 DORRIS,
TDONIAS FISIIER, Aud'rs.
DANIEL AFRICA,
Huntingdon, Oct. 7, 1840.
NIXCENTS AND AN OLhi
BROKEN RASP ,
2 ep zY, el 1 ,5 19 d
i .. 7, rip A\ . away from the. rota.
...
~b scriber, living in Sprio g .
a - tield township, Huntingd on
county, on the 18th of July.
1840, JOSEPH DIPIVI
-..,.....,--- LER, an indented apprentice'
t
to tl u Blacksmith business. :Saul Jaseph
was between men iy and t wenty.one years
of age, about five feet eight inches high.
I l;e1 on when he ran away, a beau erteei;
roundabout, bluo waistcoat, and striped
pant doom, and a broad brine :d wool hat.
'le has lost two fore teeth,
The above rewatd hot in . ) charges pail
to ;toy person who o ill deliver the ah.v.:
runaway to S 7• EPIIEN LEGO.
Sept. :2,
1 ”k ISI' of Letters rt mining in the I' bt
Office at A!cxantirili, on tin: tat Oct.
ABA 'slit, J”ht..t.ha J.,cks-ii kh. I
Is Just', et th,
the B , h
Baker J ,cO4
ti
K.:ys Gt urge U.
C:anan I.llrl
Charlton J. S. Dr. elf
Campbell Patrick niguire James
f Mist, Sao, u-rl
Davis Jnlin Miirphy Thomas
Dickey Joseph 1.
0; Pip, r John 2
Everet 4:elands:l. 2' Protalfet Richard
Engle Mrs. l'inkney liertine
IF Peterman Daniel
Fox Charles N
Fleming Rebecca A - o rder Kmmel
Fisher Catherine. S.'ede ) ' Kiz'th Mio
gii Si,I.T Michael
Gemmell John T
'Gal land ikloac a Thornti,ll 1 lenry
Gregory J doi li'
Gr.hagan Jah n Wilson Hiram
I Wil. on Ellen
. _
Harvey Mary M
Hewit John
Young Gco. Esq
Young Sarah Mrs.
Ziglar B.tri;ev
CH ARLES PORTER, P. M.
A lexandria, Oct. 1, 1840. 7 St.
LIST of Letters remaining in
the Post Office at Huntingdon, which
it not taken up and the postage paid, will be
sent to to the General Post Office as dead
letters, in three months from this date.
Anderson Gen. Sam. Kerr James
H Kayser Sebastian
Baker J..hn s Kay !or Daniel
Bateman Rebecca Kent Mariah
Brownshwig Muses
Burnett Charl es Lovell H enry, Esq.
Buckwalter Daniel or Isaac Atkins
Blanchard Jim Esq 2 Luilin John
Bolinger Michael Laguard John
Brown John 2 Losch Henry
Barr Samuel S. Lott Robert
Louden Nancy
Cresswell J. V. Esq.
Lee John
Coleman Peter Lutz Catherine
Cameron John nl
Cake Isaac M'Cain James
Cameron Catherine M'Neal Jonathan
Murphy Henry
Davis C. L.
Davis John NewberrvUames
Decker Henrietta
Plowman H, zekialt
Entracan Mr., Sur- Pennock Joel
veyor General of Parmenter S. G.
Huntingdon Co. Pierce Wm. A.
Eshleman Abraham Patton William
t Edin
Rulc Samuel D. 3
Fish Samuel Rowcry John
Franks Theo. Esq. Ei
G Sheeter Samna
Gorsuch Stephen Suittler Jacob
Gratz Simon Storer Charles !.!
Griffith Philip T
Gruve Samuel Teets George
!! Th.ompson Abrem
Henry S. F. W
Hag!) , Adam Williamson Jane
Hewn John Williams Wm. Eq.
•T Williams Isaac
Johnston James Jr
Jackson J. M.
1. DORIAND, P. M.
October 7, 1840.
BRANDLETIeB PILLS.—This medicine
is acknowledged to be one of the inost va
luable ever discovered, as a purifier of the
blood and fluids. It is superior to Sarsa
parilla whether as a sudorific or altera
tive, and stands infinitely before all the
preparations and combinations of Mercu ry
Its purgative properties are alone ofin
calculable value, Inr these pills may be
taken daily for any period, and instead of
weakening by the cathartic eifect,they add
strength by taking away the cause of
weeklies.. They have none of the miser.
able effects of that deadly specific Mercu
ry. The teeth are not injured—the bones.
and li:nbs are not pare lysed —no; but
instead of these distreesing symptoms,
new life anti consequent animation is evi ,
:lent in every movement of the body.
llrandretn's Pills ate indeed a universal
remedy; because they cleanse and purify
the blond. Five years this medicine has
been before the public in the United States
wherever it has teen introduced, it, bas
superseded all other remedies.
Dr. B. Brtitilretb, No. t Nati!' Bth St
Philadelphia, Pa.
Purchase them in 111:1VTIAGDON,
of Wit. STEItART, and only in the
county, of agents published in another
part of this paper. llemetuber every
agent has a curtilkate of vgenev, thltut
within the lout !;Delve miners. If of an
earlier date do tint put chase.
PUBLIC SALE.
WILI4 be sold, on the prenti,
ses, on Tuesday, Novulibta 24, 18-
FIRST 17.-ITE 1 7 .1.R.71,
ng to the es , ,tte cif Pnilip Roller, de
hi!ulted in Nlntris Hunt
' ctnnity, ,ine mile it,:tit the Peinisyl
vani a ',mai, ncij Ming lant!s et (;en. 1).(% is,
John Sprankl.-, David Tubsty,
anti “tlit.t,--coutiattig
233 Acres of food Lime-
stone Land---
()Ile Im•alred ni tl •tcres cleared. and
(miler g , a,cl It rct —l5 tict is to more f ex
c:ltent :Alow—a large apple ut
I Ana all well wwert..l
'I he , e. is err( t.; thert.oi, a hood !muse, a
hwg, frame hmk h.rn. ond other neeebsary
imileiogs. Th.. re i. a f Ina alit pump near
' t h ? hum,, awl a d w,..11 f water.
Any iwison %%Mini; tuber the propene
ear, cell ens eith ‘,l tne subscribers, or 1).
/kw it, osi the • Tin: terms will be
knew,' cm the ihiy id sal., by
Joseph Roller,
Joshua Roller, Exec'rs.
o.:.tubia 7, LAO,
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