HYMENEAL RFIGI STER
The silken tie that binds two willing hearts
MARRIED—By Josh. Greenland, Esq
Mr. CALEB SWOOPE, of Union town•
Ishii). to Miss ANN DEAN, of Hopevreli
township, all of Huntingdon. county.
OBITUARY RECORD.
"..in the midst of life we are in death."
MED—In this Borough, on Satur
day evening the 5.12nd inat., about two o'-
clock I'. M., after an illness of a few days
Mrs. JANE JOHNSTON, relict of the
late Rev. John Johnson, pastor of the Pres
byterian church in this place, in the 70th
year of her age.
The deceased, through a long life, up-
wards of fifty years of which, she resided
in this borough, bore a character worthy
of all estimation, for general usefulness,
and enduring piety. An early member
of hat church of which her husband, when
liviug, was an honored head; she continu
ed, by works, to prove the sincerity of her
religious professions— these professions,
front which, she never wandered, an I
which are so constant; to the old ago of a
true believer. Truly, we can say, that
she "endured unto the end," and have
every reason to believe that she died "the
death of the righteouS." To such, death
is but a release from the cares and trials
of earth; and, though numerous friend;
and neighbors are left to monrning and re
gret, still they may find consolation from
that abiding confidence, that "their loss
has been her gain."— [Comnrtnicaled.
Duncansville, on Sunday,
the 16th inst. of Puerperal Apoplexy, SA•
RAE, consort of . Geo. W. M'Bride, and
youngest daughter of Joseph Patton, Esq.
—aged 2:3 years.
Of an amiable and lovely disposition,
aria in possession of a mind of no ordinary
caste, she was esteemed and beloved in
the varied relations of life Which she sus•
tained. Her death has not only filled with
sadness and sorrow a circle of relatives,
Out a community mourns. In the prime
of life, her pilgrimage on earth has termi
nated; that brow on whiCh sat the bloom
of sunny youth, and radient beauty, now
lies low, wreathed with the cold snows of
death. How titre it is that death loves a
shining mark! She has left friends who
feel themselves called upon to pass thro'
the deep waters of affliction—in their
hearts a tender cord is sundered,—an'
affectionate consort and a beloved sisterl
and daughter is taken from the family
circle. But let them reflect that their loss
is her infinite gain. '
Her remains were interred on Monday ,
in the family - burying ;round, attended by
it numerous concourse of sympathizing
friends.— Reg.
At his residence in Hollidaysburg, on
Sunday, the 16th inst. Mr. JAMES An
-1 non, aged about SO years.
The deceased was followed to his grave
by his fellow members of the WASHING
TUN GREYS, in military costume, and by a
lengthy procession of his friends and ac.
quatntances. Fur several years past he
had filled the arduous and responsible post
of Agent, at this place, for the Western
Transportation Co.
At a meeting of the Washington Greys
held at their armory, on Monday evening,
May 17th 1841, it was, on motion of Liene.
Landis, Unanimously
Resolved, That the members of this
corps have heard with feelings of deep re•
Bret of the sudden and unexpected death
of their late member, JAMES ARTHUR.
Resolved, That as a remark of our re
spect for his memory, ahtl s rrow for his
loss, we will wear crape on the left arm
for thirty days, and attend his funeral
(with consent of the family) in our milita
ry capacity.
Resolved, That Major Williams be re
quested to convey a copy of these resolu
tions to the widow of the deceased, and to
assure her of the sleep condolence of the
Greys with her in her affliction.—Reg.
. In Hollidaysburg, on Saturday, the 15th
inst. at the residence of her nephew, (Mr.
Wm. Groves,) M rs. - RITE R, o
Philadelphia, aged 77 years.
TUE MARKETS.
[CORRECTED WEEKLY.]
Philadelphia.
WHEAT FLOUR, per bbl. - - - *4,62i
RYE MEAL, do. - - - - 3,00
CORN CIO. do.
Willi:AT, 'mime Penna. per bush. - - 1,00
do. Southern, do. - - - 95
Coax, yellow, do. - - - 55
do. white, do. - - - 54
OATS, do. - - - 38
VLARSEED, do. - - 1,33
WIIISKEY, in bls.
Baltimore.
84,62 i
1,00
WHEAT nl.olJiti per bbl. - -
WHEAT, per hush. - -
CORN, yellow, O. - - -
do. white, do. • - - -
RYE, do. - - - - -, 58
OATS. do. - - - - - AO
I'IMOTHYSEED, do. - - - a,22
WHISKEY, in bble.
AtriVY Ave
twiAME to the residence, in
r Hopewell township, on
turday May Ist. a
1":4•_. Sa
lizaterk JELIRE
heavy with foal and lame in the left shoulder
about 14 years old. Tne owner is requested
to call and take her away, and pay the char
ges, or she will be sold according to law.
MU MORNINGSTAR.
Hopewell tp, May =9,1841,
List of Retailers]
Of Foreign Merelvmdize in the County
of Huntingdon, as returned to January
Sessions 1841 by the Constables of the!
, several Townships and Boroughs, and ,
the classificatian of the same, agreeably to
the act of Sssembly, passed 7th April
1830, to 'wit:
ALEXANDRIA BOROUGH. CLASS.
Michael Sissler 8
Henry Nell' a
Gemmel! & Porter 8
John Porter 8
ALLEGHENY TOWNIq;
Robert 114"Corrnick 8
F,lias Baker & Cu. 8
John Dorland 8
Thos. M,Namara 8
*Xilltam Walker 8
ANTES TOWNSIII:P.
Edward Bell
Graham WA rment 8
Juhn Fratzer 8
EihnuNcizAm BonouGH.
Thos. M. Owens & Son 8
David Garrett 8
*James Clarke 8
*Dewy & Crawford 8
BLAIR Tow:value.
Robert M'Namitrra
*Alexander Knox' 8
Conrad M'Graw & Co. 8
William Ass 8
Peter O'Hagan 8
Jer. C. Betts 8
John Bouslough 8
Dr. Chas. O'Friel 8
William Anderson 8
John Dearmet 8
BARREE TOWNSHIP.
Hael 4- Rawl
-Mitchell 8
J. W. Myton 8
James Ennis 8
Love & Oyer S
Joseph Watson 8
*Love, Smith & Hartman 8
*Allies Lewis 8
Stewart 4' Anderson 8
CROMWELL TOWNSHIP.
M'Arrell & Rutter
Wil.iant Pollock
Hunter & Wilkins 8
DuaLIN TOWNSHIP.
'Jan Blair & Son. 8
William A. lludson 8
FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP.
John Ewing 8
Martin Gates 8
Shorb, Stewart & Co 8
, Hileman Hammond
John S. /sett 8
Christopher ft igton 8
FRAPHISTOWN B 0 ROI7OII.
Ildeman & Hammond 8
iIoli& illiams 8
FRANK,TOWN TOWNSHIP.
Condron & Good
HENDERSON TOWNSHIP.
Dorsey & Green 8
J. & J. Milliken 8
HUNTINGDON BOROUGH.
James Saxton jr.
*J. & G. Gwiu
Jacob Miller 8
Geo. A. Steel 8
*// illiam Dorris 8
Peter Swope 8
B. E. 4. fl. M'Murtrie 8
Thomas Read 8
C. A. & H. Newingham 8
John Nash 8
Fisher 4- M'Murtrie
Hilliam Stewart
Ilormwem. Tow/ante.
*James El - Alit:en jr. 8
Campbell & Given 8
OLDIDAYSBURG BOROUGH.
* G. 11'. Patterson
*A: J. Garber 8
*.S. Moore & Brother 8
Peter Hewit 8
A M'Cormick & Brother 8
J. & .P. Dysart 8
Martin & Thompson
Thomas Johnson
Robert Williams & Co 8
Henry Lamar 3
J. B. Frampton and co. 8
Robert R M'Kee 8
David Goodfelloat 8
Edward Maloy & Co 3
Andrew 3. Reed . 8
George W.Geer 8
John Cooper 8
John Goody 8
J, and D. Madden
Lloyd and Graff • 3
Andrew Martin
George l'ort 8
Augustus Black * 8
William W. Ward
•Lloyd and Gardner
Jacob Snyder 8
James Orr
Dr. James King and Co. • 8
Peter M'Nalley 8
Juhn Cox
MORRIS TOWNSHIP.
Henry L Spang 8
Hileman, Tussey Co
Moore & Stiner 8
. FETsitssuaG, Bortouou•
A. & N. Cresswell
*James Stevens 8
SHIRLEY TOWNSHIP.
David Fraker 8
' William B. Lease
Madden 4- Blair
• . Samuel H. Pell • 8
Ton TOWNSHIP.
John Hoover
TYRONE TOWNSHIP
Samuel Isett 8
*John M'Guire 8
UNION TOWNSHIP.
Robert Spear 8
Jacob M. Cover, 8
If EST TOWNSHIP.
*Walker 4. Neff 8
*M'Clure & Neff 8
ff OODBERYXOWNSHIP
William Fouse 8
Dr. Peter Shoenberger
Samuel Royer 8
Royer 4- Schmucker
ALKER TOWNSHIP.
*Joules Campbell
John S%voope 8
OILLIAMSBIJRO BOROUGH.
Smith & Rhodes 8
Jacob Shenefelt 8
Simon Ake 8
Hewit & Kinkade 8
Adolphus Patterson 8
Barr & Ifinters 8
James M. Johnston 8
W ARRIORSMARK TOWNSHIP.
Staler Diller 8
11 illiam M. Lyon & Co. 8
Abed nego Ssewart 8
The following name persons made ap
plication for Licenses to Retail 4-c., af
ter the return was made, viz:
*Brewster and Brown, , Shirley Township
*Joseph Forrest, huntingdon Borough.
(O Those marked thus* have lifted
their Licenses.)
Act of 7th April 18S0, relative to Li
censes of Retailers and dic.
"SEC. 8. It shall be the duty of the
proper city or county Treasurer, on the
first day of June in each year hereafter,
to make out a correct list of all those who
have not paid the duty and obtained li
iceuse, and it shall be the duty of such ch.
ty or county Treasurer to institute a suit
'against such delinquents, under the se.
Icond section of the act of 4th March 1824"
The second section of the act of 4th
March 1824 referred to in the above sec
tion, among oilier things, directs that it
shall be the duty of proper city or county
Treasurer, to institute a suit before any
alderman or justice of the peace, in the
name of the Commonwealth, within the
months of June and December, in every
year, against each delinquent retailer as
aforesaid for the amount of duty payable
agreeably to law." In pursuance of the
above recited sections of the law, suits
will be instituted against every delin•
quent whose license is not lifted before
thelast day of June.
ANDRE W H. Innsl', Treasurer.
May, 26, 1841.
POCKET BOOK LOST.
vw AS LOST on the 22d inst., between
,/,/ John M'Connel's tavern., and the cot
tage farm above town, a small pocket book,
containing One ten dollar note on the Bank
of Lewistown, two Tide Water Canal notes,
one of which was a two dollar note, and the
other a one dollar note : about one dollar in
specie, and a number of papers of value to no
one but the owner.
I Any' person finding the above described
pocks t book, and returning it to the owner,
or at this office, will be liberrally rewarded
_ _ • JAMES LANE.
May 26, 1841
LOST-405 REWARD.
\Vas lost some weeks since in the for
lough of Huntingdon, a pair of gold spec,
Itacles, Any person returning the above
ihall receive the above reward of
Tilos. READ.
Huntingdon May 26,1841.
Notice.
LL persons indebted to William A.
*VA M'Cay, late Editor olthe Huntingdon
Advocate & Sentinel, and Hollidaysburg
Sentinel, are requested to make payment at
or before the June Cottr:; and all those hav
ing claims against the said William R. M'
Cay, will please present them, properly
authenticated, to the undersigned.
Immediately a'ter the June Court in Hun
tingdon, suits will be instituted, INDISDRIM
INATELY, against all delinquents.
DAVID SNARE, Assignee.
Huntingdon, April 21, 1841.
DISSOLUTION OF
TAIRTI/118101232 4 .
RHE Partneishipheretifcre.existingun
der the firm of Eli Smith & Co., was
dissolved on the lot of April, by mutual con
sent. The Books and accounts are now in
the hands of Eli Smith, who is dtily author
ised to settle the same. Persons having
claims, or those indebted to said firm are de
sired to call and settle immediately.
ELI SMITH,
BE NJ. SMITH.
DAVID DRAKE.
The business will hereafter be conducted
by Eli and llenj. Smith, at the old stand,
where all orders shall meet punctual atten
tion.
Sweet Briar Factory,
Clover Creek, April 1, 1841,
Militia Notice.
THE militia composing the
2nd brigade 10 division P. M.
I and 29th Regiment, will Crain
ii
c ;•', as follows:
The Ist battalion on Friday
the 21st day of Ally sat at the
A y ~ house of John Davis near Wat
4iro' `.l er street.
C The 2nd battalion on Satur
-1 " day the 22nd May inst. at the
1 house of David Fisher, former
ly owned by Geo Rrathton, no N
Ihv Philip Bridenbaugh Sinking
•
.., Valley.
Every member of said Regiment.will ap
pear with fire arms in good order.
S. S. DEWEY, Col.
Mai• 1 9 4414.
DIEDZI AEI) MAT
STORE, -111
JOSEPH FORREST
RESPECTFULLY informs his friends
and the puhlic, that he has taken
he store formerly occupied by 'l'. Read,
in Main street, Huntingdon, and is sup-I
plied with the following varieties of
SHOES AND BOOTS.,
Men's kip, Thick and Seal boots, men's and
Boy's kip and thick brogans, calf and
Seal d= . ncing pumps, LADIES Seal
Morocco and Lasting slippers,
Morocco and Kid Spring
Heels, Calf Welts with
Ane. without heels,
1 And tine Buck
skins.
MIA=
He has &
Will keep on
I - lE.nd the fullest
Assortment of first
' Quality Black and White
Russia, 2nd. do. do. Also, an
assortment of Fur, Black, and white
Broad and narrow brims,—also Palm leaf.
• 11 ith the shove he has a great variety,
not enumerated; and he keeps, also on
hand a general assortment of
GROCERIES,
(o)iir-A) LIQUORS Irit
COA'FIR C T10.71"411 I,
- -
SUCH AS
Ccift e, Tea, Su
tars of allklnds '
cho
colate, mclaNses. Prunes,
Raisins, Oranges, Lemons, Al
monds. Cream nuts, Filberts; &c &c
4th Proof Brandy and ('in, and Com
mon do. • a variety of Wines, and every
ki n d of Confectionary.
• •
May 19 1841.
•NEW DRUG
ISTv E •
T, - K1 SIB ONTO
Respec fa ly informs the citizens of th is
county, and the public in general, that he
hasjust received an extensive assortment
of
DRUGS' & MEDICINES,
and has opened a shop in Allegheny St.
nearly opposite Jackson's Hotel.
N. S. has been for a number of years
engaged in the above business, and bas
made himself perfectly acquainted with
the great care and precession necessary in
compounding tned trines ; and he assures
the people, tbat they need be under nu
anxie.ty or fear from carelessness or inad
vertance on his part ; and he trusts that
care and assiduity, will insure him a lib•
eral share of public patronage.
Huntingdon, May 5, 1841.
REMOVAL
OF THE
..i.LiZZANDRIA. EC TEL .
THE Subscriber respectfully informs
his friends snd the travelling public,
that he has removed from the Tavern
tand lately occupied by him, in the
• Borough of Alexandria,
to the house recently kept by Mrs. Stack
pole, in the same place. where he is pre
paled to accommodate all who may favol
him with their patronage. In his new lo•
cation lie will be amply provided wit;
every convenience liar the
Accommdation for Travellers,
the house being large and commodious,
and his stabling very extensive, in good
order and under
Careful aal Attontiv.e Ostlers,
The undersigned takes this opportuni•
ty to return thanks to the public for tin
liberal patronage heretofore bestowed.
and to assure all that may call with bite
that no efforts shall be wanting on his
part to render them comfortable.
ROBERT C A MON.
Alexandria, March 31, 1841.
stvo2 Rio ror.
f i gi.dME to the stable of the
subscriber at Jackstown,
Huntingdon County on or about
.11:11 . the Bth r Tay, a
BAY "WORSE.
supposed to be.ten years old. The o•vner is
requested to call pay charges and take him
away,'or he will be sold as the law directs
in such cases.
----
. JOHN M'COMP,
Jackstown May 19 1841.
- $1 REWARD•
I - OJAN away from the subscri
`v im ,kl:4ber some time about the
'' middle of March, an Indented
apprentice to the blacksmith
business, by the name of
EDI, 4RD ISENBERG.
Said boy was a short stout lad of
about 5 feet high and, somewhat of a sullen
countenance. _ _ _
All persons are hereby forbid harboring
or trusting said boy on my account.
The above aeward will he paid, hut no
charges, for the delivery of said boy to the
Isub:criber• at Alexandria liuntingddh Co.
Wm. MOCABEE
Aixe4tidria May 19 1841 -r;
• • • * sa. .ta las SL:I
REAL ESTATE
FOR sa.&E.
MY virtue of a power of Attorney, duly
executed to me by the widow and heirs
of Win Steel late of the borough of Hun
tingdon, and for that purpose I hereby cfferl
at private Sale until the 10th June next a
certain trract of land situate in Hopewell
to ,unship in the county of Huntingdon. sur
veyed in the name of John Fulton, contain
-287 Acres
lbe the same more or less
A gcod and indisputable title will be given
For said tract of land:
Terms of sale made known on application
to the subscriber at Coffee Run, Huntingdon
County, Pa:
. •
JAMES ENTRIKEN ; jr
. Attorney in fact for the wid
ow and heirsof Wm Steel dee
May 19 1841--ts.
Caution . to Purchasers.
All persons are hereby notified that the
one undivided half of the tract of lapd, situ
ate in Hopewell township, Huntingdon coun
ty, above advertised for sale by James En
triken, Jr. as "attorney in fact for the widow
and heirs of Wm. Steel, dec'd." belongs to
the subscriber.
SAMUEL STEEL
•
Huntingdon, May 19, 1841.
ADJOURN ED
ORPHANS' COURT SALE
1111 Y virtue of an order of the Orphans'
4'4 Court of Huntingdon county, will be
exposed to public sale by vendue or out cry
at the premises, on _ _
Friday the 4th day of June next,
The following real estate, being the real
estate of which David Jaekson, late of Bar
ree towns ip, in said countys dec'd., died.
Seized, viz:
"A TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND.
situate in said townsip of Barree, surveyed
the sth June 1795, and re-surveyed the 27th
May 1812, on a warrant granted to James
Little, dated 14th November 1786, adjoin
ing lands of John Stewart, John M'Monigal'
and others, containing 197 acres 19 perches
and allowances, with a two story log dwel
ling house,
Large Frame Bank Barn,
and orchard, and about 80 acres cleared
thereon.—Also, one other small tract or
parcel of land adjoining the tract above de
scribed, on the north, and lands of Sam
ye! Barr, David Barr, and Wm. Bickets on
thesouth east, containing
uwiaimuu-aiawm ZaCtKaalG3,
more or less, with a SAW MILL, a frame
Gatar MILL, with /one pair of chopping
stones, and
A LARGE DISTILLERY
thereon erected. The said two tracts of
land &c. to be sold subject to a lease thereof
to a certain Wm. Bell, which lease will ex—
pire on the first day of April 1842.—and sub-'
ject to the interest of Margaret Jackson,
widow of Joseph Jackson Esq dec'd therein
being the sum of thirty dollars yearly during
her life, which annual payment or sum of
money is charged upon the said real estate
by the last will and testament of the said
Joseph Jackson Esq., dec'd.
TERMS OF SALE.
One third of the purchase money to be
paid in hand and the residue in two equal
annual payments, with interest; to be secu
red by the bond and mortgage of the purchas
By the Court,
JOHN IWED, Clerk.
Sale to commence at 1 o'clYck P. M. of
said day: Attendance given t,n the day 01
sale by
JAMES STEWART:2 Adm'rs of 1).
GEO. WILSON, .5 Jackson dec'd.
May 12, 1841.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE.
AN pursuance of an order of the Orphans'
Court of Huntingdon county. will be
:xposed to public sale, on the premises, on
Friday, the 21st clay of May next, at one
clock in the afternoon, the following de
cribed
TRACT OF LAND,
situate in Hopewell township, Huntingdon
county, on the waters of the Raystown branch
.f the Juniata, adjoining land of James En
:riken, Esq. on the west, Jacob Hess on the
Louth, lands formerly owned by Michael and
Peter Keith on the east and north, contain
ng
One Hundred Aereth
nearly ril of which is improved and cultiva
ted, with two houses, and a stable thereon
-irixtecl, with the appurtenances, late the
state of John Graffius, deceased.
TERMS OF SALE:—One third of the pur
chase money to be paid on the confirmation
if the sale, one third in one year thereafter,
[
with interest, and the remaining one third to
remain in the hands of the purchaser during
the life of the widow, he paying to her an
nually and regularly, during her natural
life, the interest thereof, and the principle
to the heirs of the deceased, at the death of
the widow; all to be secured by the bond and
mortgage of the purchaser.
HENRY BEAVER,
DANIEL AFRICA, 5 Adm's.
By the G ourt,
JOHN REED, Clerk.
April 21, 1841.
CAUTION,
Whereas the undersigned passed a Note
or Due Bill, dated July 1838, to John
Lomert, conditioned fur the payment of
$156 on the Ist day of April 1869. This
is therefore is to caution all Persons from
taking an assignment of the said note, as
we shall not pay the same a second time
unless compelled by law.
ROYER & SCHMUOI(EL
tLOOIZI3.
FV HE DESPATCH TRANSPORTATION CM
PANIC will carry Blooms from ,Holli•
dayiburg_ and deliver them at their ware
house in Pittsburg at the rate of FIVE DOL
LASS PER TON Pr 2000 lbs:
JAMES REA Agent
Exchange Hotel,
HUNTINGIYM PA.
- +MEM,. -
'A. H. HIR&T •
RESPECTFULLY informs fife citl
zens of this county, and the public
in general, that lie has opened that lame
and commodious house, situated in main
street at the West end of the Diamond, a
public house.
The way worn traveller may feel as•
sured that nothing shall be left undone to
minister to his convenience and comfort.
MS BAR,
Will be furnished with tne choicest
Wines and liquors.
His Stabling;
is superior, and the most careful and
4ttentive ostlers, will always be in attend
ance ; and the float pledges himself, to
make every exertion, to render his house,
a home to all who shall favor him with a
call. To his personal friends, he says,
they must at least call and "take A wee
drop" for "auld lang syne." The stran
ger and the friend may rest assured that
if a desire to please be successful he doubts
not his success.
Huntingdon April 28, 1841.
William S. Pawson,
leominitioton . SlXerctiant
No. 77, SMITH'S WHARF,
MallU/7208330
Begs leave to offer his services to Millers,
dealers in grain and other productions.
Those disposed to make conisgnmentn to
him may rely upon his prompt and faithful
attention to their business.
He refers to
'Messrs. Stewart & Horrel Water Street.
Patterson & Horner, Lewistown,
.
Attmintstrator's Notice.
A LL persons knowing themselve
indebted to the Estate of Jacob
Minick late of Morris township, Hun
tingdon county, dec'd. are requested to
make payment to the undersigned4and all
those having claims against said estate
will present them properly authenticated
for settlement.
SAML. BEIGLE, Administrator
April, 28, 1841.-6 t-p.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
RHE undersigned auditor, appointed by
the court of common pleas of Hunting
don county, to distribute the prcceeds ari
sing from the Sheriff's sale of the personal
ptoperty and real e..,titte of Hopkins, Beigle
and Co., will sit for that purpose at the pub •
lie house of A. H. Wrst in the borough of
Huntingdon, on Saturday the sth day of
June at 1 o'clock in the afternoon, of which
all persotis interested will' please take notice
L JACOB MILLER.
May 19, 1841. Auditor.
DISSOLUTION
MBE Co-partnership heretofor exis.
tiny under the firm of Cormon &
Yocum in the Blacksmith business, was
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
The business will hereafter be conduc
ted by James Yocum.
The Books are in.the hands of R. Car.
mop.
R. CA RMON.
JAS. YOCOM,
Alexandria March, 31, 1841.
BLOOMS FOR PITTSBURG
IRON MASTERS and the public gener
ally, are respectfully informed that the
RELIANCE PORTABLE BO AT Co
will carry BLoosts from Hollidaysburg to
Pittsburg at the rate of five dollars per ton.
JOHN M'FADEN & Co.
Pittsburg, May 5, 1341.
Proclamation.
.
WHEREAS by Precept to me direc
ted by the Judges of Common
Pleas of the county of Huntingdon bear
ing test , the 17th ' day of .diprl A. D.
1841, lam commanded to make Public
Proclamation throughout 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 21st of
June, A. D. 1841, fur the trial of
all issues in said court which remain un
determined befine the said Judges when
and where all Jurors, Witnesses and sui
tors in the'trial of all said issues are re
quired to attend.
Dated at Huntingdon the 16th day of
April, A. D. one thousand eight hun
dred and forty-one, and the 65th year sit
American Independence.
JOSEPH SHANNON, Sherif.
Sheriff's office Hunting- i
j
don May 19, IE9I.
EXECUTOR' NOTICE.
LL persons indebted to the estate of
Wllllam Foster, lute of West township,
Huntingdon county, dec'd, are requested to
make immediate payment, and all havine
claims against the said estate, will pleas ore
sent them to the undersigned, properly au-,
thenticated for settlement.
ANNE FOSTER,
HENRY M I CI2 A C KEN ,
JAS SAXTON, Jr.. r
JOSEPH M'CRACIZEN.) Ext's.
March 17, 1841.
BLOOMS! BLOOMS!
THE UNION LINE • will forward ,
BLOOMS from their warehouse, .at
Hollidaysburg, to Pittabmg, fat fhte
dollars per Ton, of 2000,.
M.ty 3, 1841.