TREASURER'S SALE
1111310,ATMID LANDO
Iluntingdo Gounly, 1849.
WHEREAS by an act of the General
Assembly of the Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania, entitled " An act direct
ir.g the mode of selling unseated lands for
taxes and other purposes," passed the 15th
day of March 1815, and a supplement
thereto, the Treasurers in the different
parts of this Commonwealth are directed
to commence on the 2nd Monday in June
1816, and at the expiration of every two
years thereafter, and adjourn from day to
day, if necessary so to do, and make Pub
lic Sale of the whole or any parts of such
tracts of unseated lands, situate in the
proper county, as will pay the arrearages
of the taxes, any part of which shall then
have remained due and unpaid for the'
space of one year before, together with all
costs necessarily accruing by reason of
such delinquency; therefore I, ANDREW IL
HIRST, Treasurer of the County of Hunt
ingdon, do hereby give notice, that upon
the following tracts of land which are sit
uate as herein desci ibed, the several sums
as stated, are due on each,tract of land,
respectively, for county, road, and school
taxes; and that in pursuance of the afore
said act of Assembly, I shall at the' Court
House in the Borough of lluntingdon, on
Monday the 13th day of June next, cont
inence the
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of the whole or any part of such tracts of
he unseated lands upon which all or any
part of the taxes herein specified shall
then be due, and continue such sale by
adjournment until all the lands upon
which'taxes remain due and unpaid, are
sold.
A. 11. Hirst,
Treasurer of Huntingdon county,
TnE.tSUREIR'S OFF/CH,
March 9, 11342.
Amount of taxes duer and unpaid on the
following tracts of Unseated Lands
up to and in-:lading the year 1840.
Ac. Pr. Warrantees or owners. Tax.
. Allegheny :1 ownship. 8 Cts. .
400 Lazarus Black 47
480 Daniel Black 47
400 Jeremiah Black 47 •
400 David Black 47
408 Richard NOleman 47
408 155 Samuel Black 25
384 72 Christopher Black 21
400 19 Robert Black 22
405 154 William Black 24 •
424 68 Joseph Harris 28
406 124 John Harris 24
400 William Harris 22
299 66 David Hammitt 34 ,
285 144 George Hannum 34
'l9O John Montgomery 12
'324 John Moore 18 '
200 William Steel 12 ,
400 Washington Hannum 25
338 96 John Harris 39
400 John s lllack 47
100 . George Householder 06
406 Margaret Hunter 25
406 James Blackfoot 25
97 12 John Chambers 06
'314 John Cummins 37 '
Antes TOloll3hip.
:SO 73 James Coffey 35
433 153 James Lamb 25
433 153 Esther Moore 25 •
.433 153 Sarah McEwen 25
4 33 153 Elizabeth Hamilton 25
433 153 James McCracken 25
433 153 Alexander Spear 25
433 153 Othaniel Spear 25
433 153 Thomas Hamilton 51
433 153 Richard Miller 77
433 153 Polly Williams 50
401 53 John Long 18
402 124 Daniel Rodgers 36
401 66 James Smith 18
408 90 Gill Robbins 2 72
408 51 James Burns 61
331 13 Thomas Robbins 4 05
433 153 Daniel Smith 77
433 153 Samuel Scott 1 07
430 153 Timothy Mills 1 07
433 Agnes Miller 77
433 153 Morris Roland 99
433 153 Jesse Kelly 77
Jsarree Township.
400 Adam Buchanan 47 1
400 George Hill 47
408 William Hill 25
400 Thomas Ralston 47
400 Thomas !tussle 47
400 David Ralston 47
400 Ephraim Jones 47
400 David Ralston 47
1 30 Henry llubble 07
45 Michael T. Simpson 20
599 113. John Spencer 47
31.9 33 Robert Dean 47
422 115 • James Dean 44
400 John Russle 47
400 John Ralston 47
411 David Caldwell 1 73
426 114 James McGinnes 1 80
400 Henry Cannon 47
400 John Adams 47
400 Henry West 47
400 Hugh Johnston 1 41
400 'llornas McCune 1 41
4 Lot Mary Hall 07
100 James K. Henry 33
428 William ‘Valson 98 *
1,92 George Irvine 34
400 Robert Simpson 93
400 George Betts 1 08
500 Jacob Witlensali 1 04
120 Henry Johnston 25
400 Robert Caldwell 25
400 Matthew Simpson 25
8" James McCune 25
400 „—,- Robert Mi:Cune 25.
400 John Fulton 25 1
400 John Galbraith 25
400 John George 25
'Dublin Township.
190
I ' Thomas Blair's heirs 36
70 Do. 22
424 119 John Forrest 99
400 Ezekiel King 70
404 John Young
. 3 58
140 John Philips 32
150 Gavin Clugeage 18
416 12 Alexander Dysart 98
Franksiown Township.
405 65 James Coffey 94
75 John Stewart 15
2 Michael Crate 11
1 Lot Samuel Armstrong 15
444 159 John Porter 1 03
400 James Hunter 94
479 139 William Ramsey 168
400 Michael .Vallace 88
Henderson Township.
183 Stephen Lowry 2 53
87 Daniel Duden 1 32,
100 Sarah Del worth 1 09
457 J. J.C. Fox 5 P 4
174 Abraham P. Knap 132
364 72 David Ott 2 32
412 Frederick Bates 2 64
3 Lots John Cadwallader bo-
rough Huntingdon 4 04
378 37 Benjamin Gibbs 244
536 88 _ Andrew Bingham 226
331 31 Adam Foulk 211
435 85 Samuel Ayres 379
39 140 loaac Borland 31
54 Peter lgou 33
409 47 George Davey 3 60
57 146 Jacob Miller 62
43 39 Andrew Bell 23
Hopewell Townthip.
400 70 John Fried 1 68
400 78 John Sills
400 78 Henry Sills
: 386 106 Samuel Morrison 1 17
420 143 Joseph Miller 1 47
'493 165 Andrew Sills 93
50 James Steel 23
31 Athol Lynn 61
Portcr Township.
249 Ann Brown 1 87 1
,408 Mary Brown 2 62
429 Elizabeth Brown 2 77
170 Do. 51
485 152 Andrew Cone 3 64
446 John Cap 3 36
1 116 Robert Irvine 3 12
370 John Spencer 2 77
120 Thos. Mcllroy's heirs 1 12
30 F.liz'th Dorsey & son 307
76 107 Samuel Fisher 57
475 John Williams 4 33
Shirley Township.
1411 'BO Peter Werts 36
60 James Armstrong 09
439 133 • Agnes Gardner 22
-67 112 Joseph Galloway 12
427 81 John Humphrey 31
'lOO Part of Francis Bailey 09
300 Thomas G. Pollard 31
348 John Bowman 29
100 George Duffield 3 26
290 Jacob Sharer 26
192 163 Caleb Jones 19
200 50 James Hartley 19
220 107 Thomas Wishart 20
SOO David Potts 23
300 Thomas York 23
100 Robert F. Ellis 19
100 De. 19
100 Do. 19
418 165 Edward Taylor 42
410 44 Jacob Taylor 40
233 83 William savory 30
177 27 James Hunter 42
405 168 George Nesbitt 29
I Lot Nathaniel IVi!son 12
2 Lots Thomas Johnston 44
122 126 Joseph Murry - 28
200 Henry Fink • 11
386 108 William Chamber's heirs 32
Springfield TcwnBhip,
199 20 Janes Chilcoat 1 82
160 75 Peter Benson 4 74
339 37 Patrick Martin 1 66
367 119 Zacharial► Chaney 3 41
400 Sarah Rubble 3 30
96 Isaac Hooper 29
383 149 Cisley Razor 2 28
400 John Hooper 2 09
166 75 Sarah Ashman 74
250 Samuel Tate 1 72
180 Thomas Cromwell 80
300 John Harrison 1 55
600 Ritlgely & Cromwell 3 17
150 Thomas Cromwell 80
162 Do. 99
300 Robert Galbraith 1 52
150 Do. 1 01
300 Nathan Nash 1 99
423 Elizabeth Cromwell 3 52
50 John Noble 2 49
300 Do. • 7 47
424 129 Robert Curran 152
150 John 41/eCahan 1 01
388 64 Edward Nash 1 84
100 John George dc NV:
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B. Hudeim
Do.
Aaron Staines
Thotnas Cromwell
John Pay well
George Ebert
Peter Cornelius
Tell Township.
Joseph Campbell
Tod Township.
John George
Henry Hubble
Williim Harris
Peter Benson
Nathan Laveran
Razin Davis
Nancy Davis
Tyrone Thwnship.
Barney Kcrr
:200
132
100
415 140
450 101
246 41
60
432 144
433 56
171
400 106
409 112
•109 1:.,1
402 08 John Smith 94
458 72 James Nesbitt 1 71
12 147 Caleb Evans 09
414 128 James Carson 1 85
414 11 John King 3 38
392 05 James Gray 178
445 48 John Carson 2 05
1388 94 John Boggs 131
Union Township.
1 25 . 0
James Service 12 431
800 Henry Drinker 10 45
100 John Grffith 7 91
250 100 Bird & Service 11 97
26 28 Benjamin Elliot Esq 23
400 James Riddle Esq 9 20
374 135 John Havrett 2 62
333 75 Frederick Rope 79
100 Peter Riley 95
306 William Philips No. 1 4 57,
427 74 Do. No. 2 2 8 8
390 26 John Philips 521
380 James Armstrong 1 86
370 Dorsey Belt 2 79
400 67 Abraham Shank 10 20
403 62 Peter Shank 6 09
439 07 Jacob Vanderian 6 61
430 24 Jacob Van Dyke 219
400 124 Abraham Stryket 118
400 Benjamin Bell 5 10
300 John Cox 3 83
190 110 John Laughery 624
1 411 134 John Sailor 432
1 311 17 George Buchanan 4 18
403 95 John Fea 6 56
396 47 Absolem Fea 2 72
429 69 James Fea . 1 07
447 145 Robert Irwin 3 01
300 11 John Hollingshead 3 82
125 Roger McClain 1 55
100 Jonathan Ptw . 2 11
102 122 John Verts 74
404 51 Betsey Chambers 5 35
411 134 Samuel Cornelius 4 09
431 60 Gabrie 1 Bell 2 19
491 141 Daniel Bell 2 00
409 145 Anthony Bell 2 08
288 18 Amos Laughery 1 48
400 68 John Laughery 2 06
426 15 Stephen Drury 218
426 33 Peter Shank 2 :8
402 132 John Van Dyke 131
1400 Samuel Riddle No. 1 206
4400 Do. No. 2 206
Do: No. 4 154
Do. No. 5 154
West Township,
412 81 James Potter - 450
379 Robert Watson 1 72
430 Stephen Drury 3 89
371 Thomas Cummings 8 67
100 William Long 95
103 Samuel Mifflin 7 11
173 John Evans 1 76
300 Richard Smith 2 96
Warrior:mark Township.
233 Ann Massey 1 64
333 43 James Craig '2 25
400 128 Samuel Marshall 2 82
433 153 Thomas Goodfellow 3 05
419 47 Thomas Sutton 5 73
419 47 Daniel Stroup 296
452 62 Francis Gardner S 17
433 153 Daniel Turner 3 05
433 153 James McCracken 3 05
90 Peter Graffius 84
Walker Township,
239 79 William Smith 3 86
400 William Smith D. D. 2 99
400 William D. Smith 1 88
437 18 John Patton 2 09
402 Dorsey & Higgins 3 79
400 William Wallace 1 88
f Voodberry Township.
266 James Hartzell 33
480 1,,,, Hartzell 60
200 Jonathan Hartzell 25
320 George Hartzell 48
330 John Hartzell 40
280 Catharine Hartzell 35
380 Margaret Hartzell 47
405 Philip Gross 50
412 Frederick Gross 51
387 Philip Fouse 48
395 }Liles Fouse 48
382 John Santee 48
304 Berryman Santee 38
159 John C Inan 19
452 Do. 56
433 Henry Canan 54
455 Henry Canan 56
446 Jane Boyd 56
426 Alexander Boyd 52
303 Joseph Philips 37
398 Philip Nicklin 50
311 David Murretts 38
400 Samuel C hew SO
300 William McGonsey 37
300 Caleb Newbold 37
300 William M. Smith 37
405 Jacob Graft 50
405 Rebecca Smith 50
399 Henry Smili 50
392 . Mathias Weston 50
398 Joseph Rolnick SO
408 John Romick 50
416 Mary Briner 62
200 George Briner 25
163 Thomas H. Stewart 20
600 John Barr et al " 75
336 John Royer 29
200 John Shoenfelt (pt) 25
abrintitiotxatot•'o aotitt.
ErFERS of Administration upon the
estate of Asaph Fagan, late of Barree
township, Huntingdon county, deceased,
have been granted to the subscriber. All
persons therefore indebted to the estate are
requested to make immediate payment, and
all having claims to present them duly attes
ted, to
JOHN LOVE, ✓idm'r.
March 9,1842.-6 t. pd.
Millwright Work.
:OEN if. LEECH. •
(Emataville, Huntingdon County, Pa.)
Respectfully informs the citizens of Hun
tingdon county, and the public generally,
that he is prepared to do all kinds of work
in his line of business—making new, or
repairing all kinds of Mills,
2 15
1 78
34
127
1 37
GRIST,IIILLS, SAO.IIIILLS,
QOLIJEN F.HUTORIES.
That he is prepared to do work in such a
'manner as to give every reasonable satis
ifaction,on, and warrant it to perform every
thing requisite. The common flutter
wheel saw mill with 41 feet of operating
,head will be warranted to saw 1500 feet
of boards in 12 hours.
6 11
42
4
8 26
99
3 81
3 83
Country produce will be taken in pay
ment for work. All letters addressed to
McAlevey's Fort will be promptly atten•
ded to.
96 Feb. 16, 18.42, .3mo.
TJPERA A °TICE&
To the Honorable the Court of Quarter
I Sessions of Huntingdon county.
The petition of Christian Coots of the
Borough of Huntingdon, in said county,
respectfully represents, That he is well
provided with house room and conveni
ences for the lodging and accommodation
of strangers and travellers, at the house
heretofore occupied by him as a licensed
inn o; tavern in said borough. He there
,tore prays the honorable court to grant
him a license for keeping a public inn or
tavern, and as in duty bound, he will &c.
We, the subscribers, citizeWOf — the
borough of Huntingdon, in which the
inn or tavern prayed to be licensed is
proposed to be kept, do certify, that
Christian Couts, the above applicant, is of
good repute for honesty and temperance ;
and is well provided with house room and
conveniences for the accommodation of
strangers and travellers. and that such inn',
or tavern is necessary to accommodate the'
public and entertain strangers and tray•
ellers.
David Snare Frans. B. Wallace
Martin Grafius Thos. P. Campbell
IV S. Hildebrand A. Johnston
C. A. Newingham
Harrison Wm. B. Zeigler
Thos. Montgomery Theo. A. Crenter
' David McMurirze Geo. Taylor
Robert Stilt.
To the Honorable the Judges of the Court
of Quarter Sessions of the Peace for the
county of Huntingdon.
The petition of Alexander Carmon, of the
Borough of Huntingdon, respectfully rep
sesents, that your petitioner is well provt
ded with house room, stabling, provisions,
and all other necessaries for the accom•
modation of strangers and travellers, at
his old stand in the borough of hunting•
dpn, where he has kept a public house for
some years past, as the F'armer's Inn."
He is therefore desirous of having a con..
tinuance of his license to keep a house of
public entertainment for the ensuing year.
He prays your honors, that a license may'
be granted to him for that purpose by your
honorable court, and he will pray, &c.
ALEX. CARMON.
We the subscribers, citizens of the
,borough of Huntingdon, in the county of
Huntingdon, do hereby certify, that Alex
ander Cartoon, the above applicant, is a
man of good repute for honesty and .tem
perance, and that he is well provided with
house room and conveniences for the
lodging and accommodation of strangers
and travellers, and that an inn, or tavern,
where it is proposed to ke kept by the
above petitioner, is necessary for the
'aecornrwo.httion of strangers and travellers.
Thos. P. Campbell Joseph Forrest
Martin Grafius David Colestock
Geo. in Andrew Couch
Samuel Steel Benjm. Armitage
Frans. B. Wallace William Rothrock
John Flenner Robert Stitt.
Huntingdon, March 9,1842.-3 t.
No. 3 2 06
No. 6 1 54
To the Honorable the Judges of the Court
of General Quarter &salons 01 the
Peace, +n and for the county of Hunt-
ingdon
The petition of Robert Carmon, of the•
borough of Alexandria, of the county
aforesaid, humbly sheweth that your peti•
tioner bath provided himself with materi
als for the accommodation of travellers
and others, at his dwelling house in the
borough of Alexandria, and now kept as a
public house, and prays that your Honors
will grant him a license to keep a public
house of entertainment. And your peti
tioner as in duty bound will pray, &c.
ROBERT CA RMON,
The subscribers, citizens of the borough
of Alexandria, do certify that the above
petitioner is of good repute for honesty
and temperance, and is well provided
with house room and conveniences fur the
accommodation and lodging of strangers
and travellers, and that said tavern is
necessary.
John Gewmill Daniel Piper -
Henry C Walker William Moore
John Scott Francis McCoy Jr
Henry rockier • Carens Patterson
Samuel Huey • Thos B Patterson
Thompson B Mills John Bisbin
March 9, 1842.
To the honorable the Judges of the Court
of Quarter Sessions of the Peace, of the
County of huntingeion.
The petition of Samuel Stifl'ey, respect.,
fully showed' that your petitioner occupies
that well known tavern stand, situate in'
Barree township, on the road leading from
Pinegrove to Lewistown, also to Nelis
Mills and Petersburg. Which stand he
occupied during the last three years, and
being derirous of continuing to keep a
house of entertainment, and for this pur
pose has provided himself with every thing
necessary thereto; he therefore prays the
honorable court to grant him a license for,
that purpose, aria he will ever pray, &c.
SAMUEL STIFFEY.
We, the undersigned citizens of Barree,
do certify that Samuel Stifley is a man of
goood repute for honesty and temperance,
is well provided with house room and con
veniences to accommodate strangers and
travellers on said road; as there is no
house of entertainment only said house
from Pinentove to Norris' on said route.
George Wilson John Stam
blichuel Caurterman Geo. Righter, jr.
henry Fagens Wm. Goodwill
Edward Dougherty Hance Hutchison
Christian Gearhart Alexander Bell.
William Bell, jr. Thomas Bell
John Henry George N. Bell
Satn uel Windy • John ilic.ltan igi .
March 9, 1d452.-3t.
To the Honorable the Judge's of the Court
of
,Quarter Sessions of the county of
Huntingdon:
The petition of the subscriber, a citizen
of said county, respectfully showeth, that
your petitioner occupies that well known
house and tavern stand situate in Chilcots
town, in Union township, owned by Caleb
Corbin, which said house is well calcula
ted for a public house of entertainment,
and from its neighborhood and situation,
is suitable for the accommodation of ins
habitants, strangers and travellers. He
therefore respectfully prays tht court to
grant him a license to keep a public house ,
there, and your petitioner will ever pray,
&c. JACOB CHILCOTE.
We, the subscribers, itiliabitants of
Union township aforesaid, do certify;that
Jacob Chilcote, the above applicant, is of
l
good repute for honesty and temperance,!
and is well
.provided with conveniences
for the lodging. and accommodation of
strangers, inhabitants and travellers, and
that the said house is necessary.
Samuel Phesent John Gherrett
C. GOUTS.
David Stever Lawrence Swope
Jacob Bumgarner Jacob Eastep
Caleb Greenland Mathias Saylord
Solomm Mierly Joshua Greenland
(John Stever Abraham Wright
March 9, 1842
To the Honorable the Judges of the Court
of Quarter Sessions of Huntingdon
....county..
The Peiition of Andrew H. Hirst, of the
Borough of Huntingdon, respectfully
represents, That your petitioner is well
provided with house room and convenien
ces for the lodging and accommodation of
strangers and travellers, at the house,well
known as the "Exchange" in said Borough.
He therefore respectfully prays your hon
ors to grant him license to keep a public
inn or tavern house, and he, as in duty
bound, will ever pray, 4.c. .
We, the subscribers, citizens of the
Borough of Huntingdon, in said Comity,
in which the above mentioned inn or tavern
prayed to be licensed is proposed to be
kept, do certify that Andrew H. Hirst,
the above applicant, is a man of good re
pute for honesty and temperance, and is
well provided with house room and con
veniences for the lodging and accommo.
dation of strangers and travellers, and that
such inn or tavern is necessary to accom•
modate the public and entertain strangers
and travellers.
Jas. Saxton, Jr. Daniel Africa,
R. S. Seeds, David Snare,
Theo. H. Cremer, John McConnell,
D. Buoy, A. Harrison,
.9.K. Cotnyn, U. A. Willoughby,
C. A. Newingham, Jacob Africa,
Win. Swoope, Geo. Jackson,
Huntingdon, March fa, 1842.-3 t.
TO OUR CREDITORS,
Take notice, that we have applied to
the Judges of the court of common Pleas
of Huntingdon county for the benefit of
the laws of this commonwealth made for
the relief of Insolvent debtors; and the
said court has appointed the 2nd Monday
(11th day) of April 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
see proper.
_ .
SAMUEL COUCH,
GEO. STARN.
Mardi 9, 1842.
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
[Estate of Abraham Hatfield.]
WHEREAS Abraham Hatfield, bf
gapho township, Lancaster county,
State of Pennsylvania, and Sarah Ann his
wife, did on the 24th day of January last,
by deed of voluntary assignment, transfer
to the subscriber, residing in said town
ship, all the estate real, personal and
mixed of said Abraham Hatfield, for the
use of his creditors. Now all persons
indebted to the said estate are therefore
requested to come forward and make
payment; and those having claims against
the said estate to present them duly au•
thenticated to the subscriber, who will be
at the public house of H. Carmon in Al.
exandria, Huntingdon county, or at the
”frice of the Berwick Iron Works, near
Alexandria, frcim the 3rd to the 12th of
March inst. for that purpose.
THOMAS STERRETT, Assignee
of ABRAHAM HATFIELD.
thaaingdon, March 2,1842.—5 f pd.
PUBLIC SALES
N pursuance of an order of the Court
I
of Common Pleas of Huntingdon
county, will be exposed to public vendue
or outcry, at the house of Robert W.
Martin, in Williamsburg, on Saturday, the
•
26th day of March nest,
as the property of Henry Shoenefelt, a
Lunatic, the following real estate, either
as a whole or in lots to suit purchasers, to
wit : A tract of land situate in Morris
Township, in said county, adjoining lands'
of George Shoenefelt, Royer & Smucker,
William Hammond, the heirs of Jacob
Piper, dec'd. and others, containing about
166 ACRES
more or less, ut which about twenty-eight
acresare cleared, with no buildingsthereon.
Terms of Sale.—O ne third of the pur
chase money to be paid on confirmation of
sale, and the residue in two equal annual
payments thereafter, with interest to be
secured by the bonds and mortgage of the
purchaser.
JACOB SOOBNEPE Committee
Hunt. Match 2, 18.h3.-3t.
ORPRUNS' COURT &FILE.
!Wirt be sold by order of the Or
phans' Court of Huntingdon and
Redford counties, on the premises in Dub
lin township, on Monday, the 21st day of
March next, a certain tract of land situa
ted on either side of the county line be
tween Huntingdon and Bedford counties,
containing about
500 AcnE •
-
more or less, about 90 acres cleared and
under fence, and about 12 acres of which
is meadow, and about 40 acres can be
made excellent meadow. Thereon erec
ted
TWO LOG HOUSES re;
.
two stories high, a double log
barn, all shingled ; and also two apple
, ORCHARDS:
`f7 - ffi
There is also a good water pow-
er on the Aughwick creek, which
runs through the tract, and the woodland
is heavily timbered with white
There is a never failing spring and spring
house near the dwelling. The whole land
is tillable except eight or ten acres. All
the buildings are situated in Bedford Co.
within half a mile of the State road lead •
in g from Philadelphia to Pittsburg, and
within 15 miles of the turnpike leading
from Philadelphia to Pittsburg.
The terms of sale will be made known
on the day of sale. Any person wishing
to purchase, can see the land or ascertain
the terms at any time previous to sale, by
callinfr, on either of the undersigned.
HENRY MATHIAS,/Ex'rs. of Philip
JOHN MATHIAS,
.5 Mathias, deed.
Feb. 16, 1842.-4 t.
ar HE delinquent Collectors of County
Taxes fur the years 1839 and 1840,
are again notified that the balances re
maining due and unpaid on the several
Duplicates, if not settled on or before
April Court next, will be certified into
the Prothonotary's Office and collected by
execution. The heavy demands against
the county, which cannot be liquidated on
account of the delinquency of the several
Collectors,compel us to pursue this course s
and no further notice will be given.
JOSHUA ROLLER, •
KENZIE L. GREEN, Commis
ROBERT MOORE.
Commissioners' Office,
Runt. March, 2, 1842. S
A. 11. HIRST.
PUBLIC .SALE.
W ILL be' sold at public sale, at the
house of Henry Dopp, in the Bo
rough of Huntingdon, on Tuesday the
15th day of March inst. the following prop.
erty, to Wit:
fO r TWOEXCELLENT
471(
(t - cliej CO, 4 "
also bureaus, Wiles, beds and bedding, and
chairs, together with a variety of house
hold and kitchen furniture.
Terms will be made known on the day
of sale by the undersigned.
REA RY DOPP.
lliarch 2, 1842.-ts. pd.
Executors' Notice:
LETTERS testamentary on the estate
of George Thompson, late of Frank
lin township. Huntingdon county, dec'd
have been granted to the undersigned.—
MI persons having claims or detutiMis
against the estate of said deceased, will
please make them known without delay;
and all persons indebted to the said estate,
are requested to all and make settlement
immediately.
JONATHAN McWILLTAIVIS, Ex'r,
March 2, 1842.-6:. pd.
DISSOLUTION
aF
PartnershiP.
HE partnership heretofore existing
under the firm of J. 4. D. Madden,
at Madden's Mills, was dissolv e d by mu
tual consent, on the 4th February inst.
N. B. The books will be in the hands
ofJohn Madden, to make settlement and
discharge all deinands, and receive col
lections.
JOHN MAtiDENT,
DUTTEN MADDM
Feb.l6, 1842.-41 pd
xecutors' Notice.
ETTERS testamentaly on the es
tate of Samuel McClain, late of Tod
township, Huntingdon county, deceased,
have been granted to the Undersigned.—
All persons having claims or demands
against the estate of said deceased, wilt
please make them known without delay;
and all persons indebted to said estate,
are requested to call and make settlement
immediately.
---- YAM ES M'CLAII s Fxi rs.
AVM. M'CLAIN,
Feb. 9. 1842.-6tp
STRAY COW,
TVArI AM E to the residence
, .11.!, 1 1 NIIL/ of the subscriber, living
ApiAg •in Warriormark township, on
the 11th day of November
last, a Red Cow, with long horns, suppo
sed to be about 12 years old. The owner
is requested to come forward, prove rro
perty, pay charges and take her as ay,
otherwise she will be disposed of accord,
ing to law.
A BRYN. BRA NSTETTER.
Feb. 9, 1842.
NOTICE-.