Tariff party; and you will see that he is now not only a Bank rag Democrat, out and out; because the time has gone by when their humbug cry of Bank ra g s will avail any thing; but you will find him a, pretended advocate of the Tariff—pretend-1 ed only. But pretending for tar the wants of the people will overturn the cries of party, and they must be in such a posi. lion that they can exclaim "1 teas always for the Tarif/ !" although ifyou look back you will find that they never vote for a 'man to go to Congress who is a supporter of the Tariff. The truth is that the chamelian charac ter of that party has tended as much as any other thing to prostrate the country. They always change their war cry as soon as toey And the people suspect it is not all right. "Down wiih the monster and give us gottd State Ranks!" was soon succeed ed by "down with all Banks!" and that as soon gave place to "no shinplasters!" and with that cry they are now trying a gain to gull the people. Do you not all remember the fiat sent forth by Porter's Atty. Gen. to prosecute all boroughs and individuals who dared to issue and circa. late them; and as lately as this last ses sion another law has been passed against them. Yet under his own nose at Har risburg they are circulated by every hotly —and none of the King's Counsellors prosecute the offenders. To sum up all en one fact,—THAT PARTY HAVE NEVER CARRIED OUT THE DOC TRINES THEY .BDVOCAT.E I and their false cries are made the rallying cry for party action! Reader are not these the facts. LEONIDAS. Huntingdon, July 251 h. Lines addressed to a berea- vcd Mother. DY A FRIEND, Lady, and does the fondest tie, That bound thy love to earth's drear shore; That gem the brightest in thine eye,— Thy little Willy! breathe no more? Fain would I cheer thy drooping heart, But how forbid that look forlorn ? The op'ning flower moot feel the smart, When from its stalk the bud is torn. Nattire impell'd, must breathe her sighs, As memory, faithful to the past, Enrottes his form before thine eyes, His smiles—lsis looks, and ah! the last! But does thete not a charm prevail, That wings and guides thy clust'ring tho't To where, within the Heavenly veil," Thy loy'd'one rests, and grief's forgot ? The Saviour was his early choice, And when keen anguish smote his head, That Sheplmd heard his bleating voice,— The lamb was in His bosom laid! Oh! let this solace be thy shield, Tho' tears may still thy vision blight ; Soon as with life, their sway must yield, And sainted Willy bless thy sight! Till that bless'd hour be thine the grace, And wisdom pledg'd in Holy writ, To run with joy the Christian race,— To oft in Heavenly places sit. And when all Nature's beauteous dress, Invites the heart to cheerful strains; The birds in songs the seasons bless, And charms Untold spread o'er the plains And thou unmov'd, with vacant eye Survey'st the scene, uucheer'd, unb lest, Still let thy spirit soar on highs, And feast it where sweet Willy rests! J. M. Hollidaysburg, July 20th, 1842. .1 Dteadful Steamboat Dis. aster. SIXTY THREE PERSONS WOUNDED.- We are indebted to the St, Louis Repub lican of the 3rd itat. for an extra, contain. the following melancholy particulars : The steamboat Edna collapsed both flues of her boiler, at a quarter past 4 o' clock, this evening at the Mouth of the `Missouri river. "The Edna landed at the mouth about 1 o'clock this morning. The latan was lying there, and the Edna landed on the outside of her, and lay in such a position that it was difficult for the latan to get away from the shore. However, after a little trouble, the latan got under way, anti had run three or four hundred yards, when the Edna shoved out from the shore. Her how could not have been more than one hundred feet from the shore when she col lapsed her flues. Her engine had been working out of gear full half an hour, and had not been stopped more than ten min utes at the very outside. "I was looking at the Edna when the casualty happened, and had observed her sometime before the accident, and did nut think she had unusually high steam. I ant of the opinion that some obstruction exist ed either in the supply-pipe, twin the force pump, which prevented the usual quantity "of water from going into the boilers. " The number of wounded is sixty-three, mostly Germans. Some two or three were blown into the river and saved, and it is supposed that two or three others were lust. The Edna and talon are filled with the wounded, and they are receiving every attention from the passengers and others, that can be bestowed upon them. "As soon as the accident happened, the latan dropped alongsiJe the Edna, and towed her to the Illinois shore, when the Aanawan took her in tow, and the latan proceded to St. Louis with the wounded "N. J. EATON, Master of the S. B. latan. FURTHER P7IRTICU7 ARS. We learn that of the persons killed and The abrive old sort; expresses my Oh. wounded on board the Edna, 38 were'linens , : to a I , ar. tom, and ur my old pat- Germans, 12 Americans, 1 French, I I rons I say" Tin merry sad." money is a, M axican, 1 English, and 2 ritlored pen-icash article. These times, • id Porter cotH ple. Up to Tuesday night 28 had died, lrency, have a tendency to give any man's' and, it was repotted that several others Pocket Book the sweeny. Mine is as would die during the night. lire dead 'empty no a Itego,% Wallet, and I not only rooms at the hospital were full, and it must "stvpo,,,zent," but must stop eat was almost impossible for friends and eel- ing, both me mid mine, unless come of alives to distinguish some of the corpses. you who are in arrears. relieve our nrcessi• Among the badly u ourided was Chat les ties bv handing Over a few f mites. A o : Conner, of Louisville, second engineer of gust Court will be a very convenient time the boat. The Germans were chiefly to make us merry from near Dusseldorf, on the Rhine, Pra. sin. A public meeting was to be hell it. St. Louis, for the relivf of the surviving sufferers We learn by the Missouri Reporter of the sth inst., that on the 4th folly of the unfortunate victims were followed to the grave by a large number of the citizens of St. Louis. There was but one additi.mal death on the 4th, though it is the opinion of the physician in attendance, that eight or ten of those who have thus far survived the effects of this terrible disaster, cannot recover. Tura ONLY WAY to account for the Brandreth Pills being so eminently suc cessful in curing every Vat iety of disease, is, that they assist nature in expelling from the body all those impure humors, whi:h not only rause but produce disease. To those of a costive habit, thin medi cine is invaluable, being the mildest and most effectual cathartic that can possibly be administered, and can never injure, though taken for any length of time. Be careful to get the genuine. No druggist has the m for sale. Pdrchage them in Huntingdon of Win. Stewart, and only of agents publi,heti in another part of this paper. 07- FACTS WORTllltixowmG.—A positive stay for the hair falling out, or to restore it in bald places, A certain cure ror all Rheumatism and swelled Limbs; no ccc.•pti.ns. A certain and positive care fur the Piles in all cases. A warranted cure for all bruises, Scalds and other sores, and sore eyes. A pesitive cure for the S tit Itheinn. A ueautiful Dye fin• the hair; will not co lor the skin. Warranted. A certain cure for corns. Each of these to he had at 71 Maiden L•tne and such proof of these facts as will convince all who will call or send far them, gratis. The public may rest assured there is no fancy in these assertions. June 22, 1842. For Welly THOS READ, Huntingdon, and JACOB SNYDER, Hollidaysburg. IcAnnzmn, On the evening of Monday the 25th inst., by the Rev. 3. Peebles, Mr. ALEXANDER I P. M'ALISTER to MiSSMARY B. HOLLIDAY, all of this borough: What a lucky set of fellows the " Printers" are, as the abundanCe of delicious wedding cake with which they are presented, fully testifies. The happy pair hate our best wishes for their welfare. inlan, In this hnrough. on Mmidar evening last, LnuisA. eldest daughter of 111 , 01. and Maria Burchnell, in the Bth year of her age. THE "GRAYS: The members of tlii: new 'Volunteer Company, and all wishing to join the same, will I meet at the Markel Square in iit the Borough of Hooting,lon, iZt nit Saturday, the Nth imaiint. ' at 5 o'cl. , ek P. NI., for drill, t n ) p ,- and to make arrangements to ' rocure the .Th 1 companies iuitn ifor the m 'aid: e vs anew -1 round us, are already prepar ed for organ.rstion. Lot us not be outdone. Let every one olio de sires the success of the company attend at the hour. By order of last meeting, A. HARRISON, Pres% A. if . Benedict, Sec'y. July 27, 1842. NOTICE. IIIitOTICE is hereby given to all per sons-IN interested, that the account of Charles Huston, Esq: surviving Assignee of Michael T. Simpsop, and the Auditor's Report thereon, will be presented to the Court of Common Ple is of llontinellon county, tin the third Monday (a ut 15th day) of August next, for coatirmaiion aril allowance, and the same will be then con firmed and allowed, Unless cuusr lie skew n ' why the same should not be allowed. J A MKS STEEL. Prey. Prothonotary's Office, Iluo tingdon, 21st July, 1842. J r received, and for-ale, and retail, a large .upplv of Doctor' istar's Batman: of I ild Cherry—al-0,1 Houck's Panacea, at the Huntingdon Drag Store. tilos. READ. July 27, 1842. 11TST received 50 kegs " Pure White Lead" in tool, and a general assort ment or Nailr, which will he sold at low prices. WILLIAM {)ORRIS. Huntingdon, July 27, 1849... TEI LANK BONDS—Judgment and cow mo n —for sale at this °Rice, WANTED, " When I've trymey I am merry, When none I'm sad." " Old sang." A. W. BENEDICT. July, 20, 1 842.—tc. Register and Recorder. To the Elpe'ors of liwringdon County, FELLOW CITIZENS: Oat of employment, and, unahle (not unwilling) to attend to nut-door work, I offer myself :is a candidate for the office of Register and Recorder, at the ap proaching General Election. If, from nn acquaintance with me for nearly half a cen tury, yoti consider tn:. competent to discharge the duties of those Offices, and give me your stipp , rt, I shall hold it. in grateful remem brance, and, if successful, will ndeavor to perform the duties imposed on me with im partiality, I. DORLANI) Huntinenn, July 20, 1842. VALUABLE REAL ESTATE PUBLIC SALE. virtue of an order id the 0 -phati 9 g Court of Mint intim) county, will be exposed to public n. , tcrv, on the pre 'lnises, on Saturday the 6/h of Augnst next, all that valuaule tract or parcel of Land, known as the late residence of John Cranford, Esq., deceased, situate in the valley of Shavers Creek, attinining the town of Peiershorg, lands of Hardman Philips, Peter Shoenberger, George Rung, land Ittne4 RP , d, containing. in till 144 ACRES and 44 per. he., .d fire finality of land ;on which erectod a %Nine milk !so, and tenant house, 31 with a frame trim and 411 ece•mary fixture, convenience. acres of limber land, which be sold with the above. as there is very loth. timber on the old tract. eondnions ma le known nn day of sale, WJIL WALKER, Adner. July 20, 1842.-3:. VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT PUBLIC SALE. Lands of James Campbell, .senior, de ceased. Side by Executors. WI LL be offered at public sale nn the premises, on Wednesday, the 7/h ( loy of Sep'eneer 1842, in pursu int•r of the will of James Campbell, :Senior, late of Tohoyne township, Petry county, dN• ceased, viz: Otte travk of f atented Land situate in Pottorne tn.:fishy, Pert y county, on the, main road leotlistg train New Oerman• town to Col7ol'll, Wooded by lands to Goorge Johnston. Malt tS• Julio Ora v, and others, cootainitot 120 acres 6 porches anti alto wane. s : thereon et eetell a 11111 DWELLING HOUSE • 44 1. A.D -• fig 8711.1ilLI.VG, kit a new tirist till and Saw mill !he Iwing tWO 0! lira rate French Mires, and one pair ctettitry a never I dlinz stream of over head cater.' Oim tract of Patented Land adjoining., ihe altOve containim; :Omni 170 acres, allowitnces, theretei erected a 7110 STORY Mt PLhlli7l; 11V1T,57,1. BANK BA NN and is ualier out Buildina ,, . h tu'ver fail spring, of little-tone water. One truant Itotiqr and shittlioz O•ie t rac t adjoining the almVe Cb 11111.111101: about 80 act. , , about 20 acres cleared. An indisputable title can he made 10 purchasers, and possession given on the first day of April, 1848. Terms of sale to be 'node known on day of sale. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock. A. M. on said day, attendanc•• given by J AMES - CA MPBELL, TUOMAS M,KEE, HUGH CAMPBELL, Executors. Ituntirmilon, jAly 13, 1842.-04 TO OUR CREDITORS. AKE notice that we have ,ipplied to the itA Judges if the Curt ut Canino') Pleas Eluatiogiliai county, for the Ifi in fit of the laws of this l,omntouwealth made for the re lief of lawilvent Debtors, and the said Court has appointed thq 2.id Mtsulay (and Bth day) of August n. xt, for the heartily; of us and (11.1 r creditors, at the Court 11 use in the B ,hough of fluotingd.m, when and where you uf.iy at tend if you see proper. 111 , ,N1 %MIN GRAY,* JOHN MYER 3, 1) VNIF,I, D ‘v I D J. Ni.' l' I'F.RN, J 1 / 4 NIES iM lAA( AN, J \ VIES GILLKL AND. BENJ %MIN LIGH FNER I) ‘N I \VEIGHI', •HENRY DONNELLY, *JAMES CALDWELL.of Mill Creek. l July 6 1842. '3% Ai, Jimmie's ITTOMIMI T .L.l W. HUNTINGDON. PA. Oise in Main street, one door West of the ...Journal" Printing qrs. SHERIFF'S SALES. B Y virtue of sundry writs of Levari Venditioni Exponas, is sued out of die Court of Coninioo Pleas of r, Willy, !Ma to me directed, will be exp public sale, at the Court 'Mo n day, in the Borou g h of Huolingiltin, on 'Monday, the B , h 'lay . of August, 1842, the following properly, viz: All that certain 'muse and lot of ground ,situate in the town of Hollidaysburg, on ' the northerly side of 'Mulberry street, and in front no said sweet 60 feet, and ens tending in depth at light a ov,les to the said sweet 180 Get to Stranberry alley, as laid out on the ground and numbered in the plan of said ton n. Seized, taken under execution, and to be sold as the propert . vol William Lewis. The right title and interest of chrimian Stitimin of in and to a lot and a half of ground in the borough of Alexandria, sit uate on the northerly side of the Main st. or turnpike road, being about 90 feet in' from. ou said street. and extending back at right angles to the same to the bank of the Penn'a. canal, bounded on the west by a lot of Dr. Houtz, and on the east by a lot of Mrs. Jackson; thereon erected a two story frame tavern house, a plaistered store room, and a frame stable with a shed attached. Also, about three acres of land (out lot) adjoining the said borough, land of Conrad Bucher, George Ilyle's heirs and others. seized, taken under execution, and to he sold as the property of Christian Sta mm. ALSO, A lot of ground in the town of Shirleys , burg, fronting 60 leer on the westerly side of !thin street and extending back at right angles to the samel4o feet to Bock street, bounded on the south by a lot of Kimber A. Barton's heirs, and on the north by a lot of David Fraker, being lot No. 17 in I the plan of said to an. Seized, taken under execution, and to be Fuld us the proper:v nt ‘Valter B. Ilutl- .A 1.0, Two lots aground situate on the north• erly side of the Main street or turnpike road in the borough of Alexandria. each 60 feet in front on said turnpike road, and extruding bark at right angles to the sai:l turnpike road across the Penn'a. canal 1 200 I , et back, hounded en the east by a La of Nitholas Cres well, and on the west by a lot of Israel Grafiu,, E q.; thereton elected a two store log dwelling house, and a small log stable. Seized, taken under execution, and to 'be sold as the property of William Dean, deceased. A Wand a halt of ground situate iii the borough of Glaysport, fronting 0 feet on the northerly Sole of Main street or turn. pike road, and extending, buck et right atigles to the same to Juniata ricer, being lot N 0.7 in the plan of said borough, and the half of No. 6, Navin' thereon erected a two story brick dwelling house and back imilitingg, a frame building; one story and a half high, and a frame stable. S• ized. taken uu•ler execution, and to be sold us the property of John Dearmit. ALSO, 'lite right and ititerest of James flick. 7, 11 .1 1.44 r the tight and init.l est of George. AIX ulhich in anif to tile MI 111Whig IleSc.ll.l I lt c, respectively tract of land !tor, ,„sett of Frei; erick ti,skell, situate in Watriormar's township, containitig iibout 176 acres it . first rate limestone land of e Bich alto, 70 are cleared, adjoining land r,f O. & J I:. Sitoettberger, Forth and 11.,‘ thereon a pipe 1 / 1 1, batik and a it ise it tarn. Also it tract of good limv-too , mil a,lj , ri uug the above, purcitased Witham Atidleman, situate in the [my.- I ship of N'arriormark, containing about 711 acres 25 of which are cleared, writ a hous, hind barn iher•mo. slid a good well of water the door. Also a piece of Lind colt' !Mollie, about four acres. known as “Gentre !Atte," situate in %Varriorm , trk township. ailj 'ming [it'd of Gilbert L. Llopf Jacob Cronesier, having three dwelling houses, a store room, a frame stable, s niacksinith shop, and a limestone quarry thereon. Also a piece of land situate iti riorinark township, adjoining lands of 0. 4-J. ii. Shoettberg , r, Halbert L. Lloyd. Spillers and Jacob Vantries, contain ing about 5 acres, put chaseil from John , to.ebraker for an ore bank, tel a dwelt , hog house 18 feel by OA thereto', for use of ihe ore ['ink hands. Also, right of ore forever on 188 acres of land situate in Warrior nut k township, adjoining lands of O. & J. 11. Shoenberger, Joshua Coxe antl Jacub•Cronester. Seized, taken under execution. arid to he sold a 5 thy right and interest of James Dickinti awl also the right and interest of George ALSO; A lot of ground situate on the norther ly side of Mulberry street in the new town plot of the borough of tiollidayshurg, be ing 60 feet in trust on said street, and ex• tending back at right angles to the same 180 feet to Strawberry alley, bounded on the east by lot on the west by a vacant lot belonging to the proprietors, being lot N 0.173 in the said new town plot; thereon erected a frame house and a half stories high, and a stable, Seized. taken wider executinn, and to be sold us the pi sporty ofJuhn Thompson., ALSO, A certain Furnace tor smelting iron or, named and called "Chester Furnace," a casting house, a bridge house, and coal house, erected and situate', on a portionl °fa tract of land lying and being in CrotnH well township. Seized, taken under execution, Ind to: be sold AS the property of Joel Pennock. , ALSO, All the right title andinterest of Jacob Kilos'.ll of and in a certain messuage or tract of land situate in Allegheny town• -hip, bounded by land of James Ilutchison, Samuel Ander ,,, m, Elias Baker and others, containing, about 593 acres more or less, kith buildings and improvements. Seiied, taken under execution, and to be sold Its the property of Jacob Kinsell. ALSO, -- _ _ _ The right and interesiof Daniel L. Mar tin in all chose two certain adjoining lots of ground situate in the town of la burg, fronting each 00 feet on Alle uheny street, and extending back at right , nglo; to Came 180 fret to Su•awL•erry al ley, nudibered 177 and 178 in the general plan of the said town, bount!ed on the east tiv Penn street, and on the west by lot 140. 179, awned by Dysart & Hemphill— having thereon erected a two story In ick house facing Allegheny street, and a frame building and two brick houses facing Pehn street. Seized, taken under execution, and to be sold as the property (Kathie! L. Mar- ALSO, The balance or remaining part of the following described tract or parcel of lam!, alter deducting from the same the 'quantity of at 100 acres, sold hereto lore at sheriff's sale to John G. Miles, E,q. viz: A tract of land situate in Cromwell township Huntingdon county, bounded by lands of James M. Hell, Alvah Chi!cat, and others, and by the Augh wick creek, containing about 360 acres be the seine more or less, about 180 of which are cleared, having a log double !muse, and large frame house, a log barn, a stable and other out houses thereon erected. Seized, taken under execution, and to bejsold as the property of Benjamin Cor nelius, dec'd., the hands of George Cornelius and Joseph Cornelius, Adin'rs; of said dee'd., with notice to all the Jerre tenants. And also the interest of Peter Cornelius (of 13:nrin.) and George Cor nelius, in and to the last described land, se . zett, taken in execution, and to be sold as;the property of Peter Cornelius of Ben jamin, and George Cornelius, with notice 'trail the terre tenants. ALSO, Two lots of ground situate in the old town plot of llollidaysiturg burrugh, No. 84 fronting 60 feet no Walnut street, anti extending back at right a igles to said 'street 180 feel on Umon street to Cherry' 'alley. No. 93 adjoining the last descri bed lot on the west, fronting GO feet on Walnut '.treet and extending bad( 180 feet to Cherry alley, MI these two lots are erected three one and a half story houses,' weather boarded, and one log two story dwelling house and a frame weather boar led imilding. Also, one lot of ground in the new town pitit of the ho rough of Ifollidaysba tg, fronting 78 feet on the south side of Walnut street and extending back 175 feet on Union street to Cherry alley, and 34i feet on said alley, ;laying a smart one anti a litlfstory frame. building thyrt!on erected, the same being numbered 197 in said town plot. Seized, tAen under execution, and to be sold as the property of Edward Mc ALSO, A part of Lot No. 33, situate in the ioroogh of Gaysport. 111 the Said effilltly, Inittillg 60• leet on the Allegheny Por ago It O! Road, and extending on Newry t 115 feet to the tot owned by Jere, C. Betts. Also, part of. Lot No. S , said borough, fronting 60 feet •s . l'oresaid, and extetoling back 110 feet •-nol Bett's lot, on which two last ined hits are erected a two story ink house, with a back building two high. Aho, part of Lot No. SO, , ri said borough, adjoining the last descri- • oed lots on the west, trontiog GO feet as ilOreanitl, and extending back 110 feet on said line, on which is erected a frame imuse one story high, weather boarded and painted. Also, part of Lot No. 29, in said borough, adjoining the last described lot on the west, fronting 60 feet as afore said, and extending back 110 feet to said line, on which is erected a frame stable weather boarded and painted.; Also, tl piece, parcel or lot of ground in said bo raugh, bounded on the west by Lot No. 1, oi said borough, on the north by the Juni• ata River, on the smith by the main street' Or turnpike road, containing about one fourth of an acre. having a twit story frame building occupied as a store house thereon, with three rooms on the upper story. Seized, taken under execution, and to be sold as the property of Alexander Ennis. ALSO, The five undivided sixt'n parts of the foil:ming described pies e parcel or tract of land, situate in the ',ownships of Barree and West, and or, the standing Stone creek, bounded raid described as follows, that is to say — •beginning at a Linn corner on the bank of stone creek, thence down the Paine '..he several coOrses thereof, two hoodrei', thirty one perches and a nor to a hicl; trey, thence south eighty degrees and a self east, ninetptive Perches to a post, thence north fifty-three degrees and a half ea , t, sixty-seven perches to a chesnut oak, thence south thirty eight degrees . east, Marty-nine perches and a half to a post, thence north twelve degrees east, eighty seven perches to a post, thence south eighty-one degrees west, f aly-eight per• dies to a pine, thence north twenty de grees west, one hundred and fifteen per ches to the place of beginning ; containing 130 acres and 128 perches more or less. Seized, taken under execution, and to be sold a, the property of Henry Cern prc,but. ALSO, All that certain two story brick build- . ing, situate on Walnut street in the he rough of Hollidaysburg, county of Hun tingdon, and on lot No. 196, in new town plot of said borough, fronting on said Walnut street, thirty feet and extending trick twenty seven feet, and the lot or piece of ground and curtilege appurtenant to said building. Seized, taken under execution, and to be sold as the property of William C. Alexander. ALSO, A lot of ground in Ennisville in Barree township, containing about one quarter of an acre, bounded on the east by a lot of George Rohrer, south and west by Lewis Sparr and north by William Smith, there- on erected a small frame dwelling houue one story and a half high and a log stable. Seized, taken usder execution, and to be sold as the property of Frederick E. Sensor. ALSO, A tract of land situate in Woodberry township, containing 70 acres more or less, adjoining lands of Samuel Royer, Dr Peter Shoeuberger, and others. 50 acres of which are cleared and under fence, with a house and barn thereon erected. Seized, tsken under execution. and to be sold as the property of Peter LOngch acre. ALSO, All that certain two story brick build ing, situat- on %ValnUt street in the bo rough of Hollidaysburg, county of Hunt ingdon, arid on lot No. 81, in the old plot of said borough. containing Iu trout on said Walnut street - nod extending 'rack -- and the lot or piece of ground and curtilege appurtenant to said builds — Seized, taken under execution, and to be sold as the property Jonathan StOuter. ALSO, All that certain Lvo story brick build ereried and sitnte in the borough of 11011 idapburg, and tin lot No. 177, acCor. ding to the general plan of said borough, Ind containing in front on Allegheny at. 26 feet and 54 feet back, and the lot or piece ofgrottnd and curtilege appurtenant thereto. Seized, taken under execution, and to be sold us the property of Daniel L. Mar- ALSO, • All that certain tract of land situate in Barren township, litionded on the east by land of A le xa infer Ennis, north by lands of David Harr, west b lands of James Stewart. and on the south by other land of James Ennis, containing one hun dred and ten acres more or less, having a two story house and a one and a half story house and a frame barn thereon.— Also, one other tract of land in said ten adjoining lands of John Smith, Joseph • Oburn, And on the north by the above described tract Containing ninety acres, about seventy acres of which are cleared, having fwo one and a half story houses and a bank barn thereon emoted. Seized, taken un ler execution, and to 'to sold as the property of James Ennis. • 'ALSO, By virtue of a writ of Test. Vend. Re mus, issued out of the Court of Common Hens of Mifflin county, and to me direct , ed, will be exposed to public sale et the 'into and place above mentioned, the fol lowing property, viz: All the right and interest of Samuel S. Wharton, one of the defendants, in and to the following described tracts Of un , :voted land, situate in Huntingdon coun• ty, viz: a tract of 379 acres of land war. ranted in the name of Robert Watson in West township, 78 acres of land in the name of John Stewart in Prankstown township, SOO acres of land in the name of Thomas York in Shirley township, 100 acres of land in the name Of Robert F. E. lis in Shirley township, and a tract of S4B: acres 48 perches in the name ofJuhn Bow.. man in Shirley township, Seized, taken under execution, and to be sold as the property of Samuel S. Whar. ton. JOHN SHAVER, .Sll erif, Slierilo4 Office, tiunting. Inn, Jiily IS, A. D. 1842. \CtN\\\\\\~ EISHEi a 11 a il MRS. 3VCONIVIELUS TEMPERANCE HOUSE, MIRE friends and patrons of the late. Jahn McConnell, are respectfully informed that the old stand will still be kept by his widow, for the accommodation of their old friends and strangers. - Mr,. McConnell feels assured that those who shall favor her will find that no exertions of hers will be left unporfor. mod to render their accommodations such as are sure to please. She earnestly hopes. that the old friends and patrons of her la mented husband, will not desert her now, in this hour of her utmost need. Her house will be kept entirely upon principles of Temperance, and customers will find there that qsiet and freedom which sobriety gives. Connected with the Hou.:e is a large and extensive READ ING ROOM, filled with daily and week ly Journals from Perry part of our country. cc:r Persons wishing to send their chil dren to either of the Academies of this place, can have them accommodated with quiet and comfortable boarding. Huntingdon, July 4th, 184 f,
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