,Rirth of a Royal Princess.
"r Majesty Queen Victoria has grac I
British nation with another Prin- I
This event was made known thro'
columns of the metropolitan papers on
the 25th ult.
Buckingham Palace, April 25. 1 ,
This morning, at four o'clock, the
Queen was delivered of a Princess.
Judging of what may, by what lute oc
curred, there seems every ch:lnce of Mr.;
lO'Connell's wish being gratified, that the
Queen should have as many children as
his grandmother— two and twenty;
Death of the Duke of Sussex.
1 he death of the Duke of tsussex, who
expired at his apartments at Kensington,
on Friday the 21st inst. about half past 12
in the day, has excited more than ordina
ry-attention. For some days previous not
the slightest hope was entertained at his
recovery, and the fatal termination of his
illness, though it excited little surprise,
has been productive of an almost untver
sal feeling of regret at his loss. The
journals most opposed to the liberal poli
ties of the Duke express the highest re
,pect for his amiable and independent
character, and a becoming estimation of
his scholarship and attainments.
His Royal Highness Prince Augustus
, Frederick, was the ninth child and fifth son
rof George the Third, and was burn the
.27thaif January, 1773, being consequent.
ly seventy years 1111 d about three months
Add at his death.
STRANGE. ACCIDENT.--A little girl,
aged 11 years, the daughter of Mr. Daniel
Fix, of Reading, Pa., accidentally hung
herself on Friday last. The Journal says:
Robbery of the Public. • She as sent by her mother into the
For some days plst, a notice has beeni w
garret for the purpose of unloosening a
published in the Government papers, by Irope which the ch,lth en used as a swing,
the Secretary of the Treasury, that infar-I and also a cloth line. As she was absent
'nation had reached that Depaitment, that longer than anticipated, the mother went
sin the 2Gth day of July last, a package in search of her and found her in a sitting
was made up at the office of the Collector posture, lifeless, and with the rope entan-
V the Customs, at New Orleans, cantain- gled around her neck and arm. All of
ing—Treasury Notes of the United forts to resuscitate her were unavailing.—
States, which has been received at that of- It is supposed, that having mounted a lied
lice, and had been paid and cancelled by., which stood ttear, for the purpose of de
-writing upon their face, and Ly a receipt) taching the rope, site slipped and becom
•endorsed upon them, which package had l ino entangled met a most terrible death."
.not been received at the Treasury ; and
That it had been ascertained that some of
the notes thus paid and cancelled, hail
been paid into the Custom Houses and to
Receivers of Public Moneys, bearing very
slight indications, ir ANY, of a prior can
cellation, from which it was apprehended
that others of the same description might
be in circulation, 4.c
,
We now learn from the New Orleans
*Tropic,' of the Ist inst., that the amount
of Treasury Notes contained in the pack
age above referred to, was one hundred
and thirty thousand dollars; that eniimi,h
has transpired of the facts ascertained in
an investigation made by an agent sent to
New Orleans limn the Treasury for that
purpose, to render it quite certain that the
money did not leave the city of New Or •
leans; wild that the records show that
some of the identical notes comprising
that package have again been received in
payment there, and forwarded to Wash
ington!
The guilt of this extensive robbery rests
at present between the Custom House and
the Post Office at New Orleans ; not that
any officers of either should be presumed
guilty until proved to be so—but it is cer
tain that the rubbery can only have been
perpetrated, as the Tropic, says, by some
person or persons familiar with the mode
of conducting business in those establish•
ments.—Nal. batelligencer.
England, France and IL S.
The New York Herald says : About
the month of August it is expected that I
the British Cabinet will scud over Lord
Brougham and Str John Macgregor, of,
the Colonial Department, as commission. l i
yrs for arranging the terms of a new com-1
mercial treaty. On their arrival Captain,
Tyler intends to appoint Daniel Webster
and John C. Calhoun, Commissioners on'
the part of the United States for a like'
purpose. The commission will be opened
in Washington in December, there to dis
cuss, arrange and settle the terms of a
grand commercial treaty, that will be a
leading movement in the general estab
lishment of free trade throughout the
world.
The French ministry has also indicated
the same purpose, and w:11 lollw in the
footsteps of England."
LOCUST YEAR -A cm respondent of
the Hartford Courant says: this year,
1843, is the'' locust year." He says," I
well remember three " locust yeas," in
the years 1792, 1809, and 1826, and my
father told me that he remembered one in
the year 1758, and another in 1775.
There being seventeen years between each
of these dates, is strung evidence that
they return once in seventeen years, and
and accordingly the present year, 1843,
may be expected to be locust year. I wish
you to publish this at this time, that the
*tomologists may have an opportunity to
snake observations, and if it should be a
locust year, publish the result of their ob
servations."
Menu Bounce!' NOTES.—The people
of the.bortugh of York have decided upon
•an emission of small notes by their Coun
cil, and the Gettysburg Star is advising
thq people of that borough to do
The contagion is spreading, and we need,
mot be surprised to see every hurouph in
the State following the example. The
truth is, the unexampled contraction of
the currency has made people desperate,
and they are determined to have money,
no matter how trashy it is. Then• evils
are but a part of the fulfilment of Whig
prophecy. (Cadiz* Ilerald,
TROUBLE IN COURT:- Tile Philadelphia'
Inquirer at Friday lasi Pap— , A difficul
ty occurred tiemeen the Oran(' Jury of
the city and county, and Judge Junes of
the Quarter See inns. The Judge, it
seems, rebuked the Jury for their alleged
delay, and announced that they would he
discharged on Thursday. Against this,
thel ---- ;hey had imro—'
Jury pros :ed, as they had important
business in hand. Their protest was sub
miited in iotm, whereupon the Judges
consulted together, when Judge Junes an
nounced to the Grand Jury that they
were discharged. Upon this, the foreman
rose end said :
I am directed to inform this Court,"
said the foreman of the Grand Inquest in
a firm voif.e, and risin4 from his seat,
" that the Grand Jury have adjourned to
meet to morrow morning at ten o'clock
at the usual place, and that they intend so
to meet."
" On on with the trial of the "ace now
before the Court," said Judge Jones, ap-
parently taking no notice of the remark of
the foreman, and addressing his conver
sation to the Attorney Genetal.
The Grand Jury then left the Court in
a body, and had an informal meeting at
their room, where they made some pre
liminary arrangements to redress what
they consider an infringement upon their
rights.
Nor YET Szcsr.n.--The bill for the sale
'of the Main Line of the Public works—
the General Appropriation bill; —and the
resolution anthori7.ing Geo. M. Dallas and
Wm. M. Meredith to prosecute those per
sons implicated in the bribery transac
tions of 1840 —are still in the hands of the
Governor, where in all probability they
arc to be strangled to death. The latter
particularly stands a poor chance for its
life, To sign that might be opening the
door to his own conviction. Any strong.,
er evidence of his participation to those'
acts, however, need not be required, than
his refusal to sign this resolution. The
conviction is irresistable.—Pennsylvania
latelligencer.
' PANTHER HUNT.—'[lie last Sullivan
county Watchman gives an ao.ouot of a
panther hunt in the town of Cohkoon, in
that county, on the 12th inst.
The pother was shot in his den, the en
trance of which was too small for a man to!
crawl into it. A lad named
Lune armed himself with a Spanish dirk
and hunting axe, and in he crept, and soon
buried the axe in the head, and cut the''
throat of the ferocious beast, which Sunni
put an end to his struggles. . Ile then'
hauled out the panther, which' measured
9 feet 7 inches from Ins nose to the end of
his tail. The editor thinks this throws
the stoey of " old Put and the wolf," en
tirely into the shade.
The splendid fat in, the property of Ed
ward Coleman, deed., situate within three
miles of the city of Philadelphia, contain
ing 97 acres,•with a stone dwelling, fine
barn, &cc., was sold at auction a few days
since at $193 per acre—amounting to
818,721. The farm is one of the very
best in the State of Pennsylvania, renting
a the present moment for $llOO per year
A short time since $40,000 was refused
for this property. It was sold clear of all
encumbrance, and the bidding was spirited
throughout, 50 cents being ofnred and
taken at the close.
A fair damsel brought a suit against a
faithless swam, for breach of promise of
inarria2e, before a Western jury. No ev.
idence of the promise could be adduced ;
but tiro sympathies of the jury were not to
be cut off in this way, andthey unani
mously decided that if he had not made
any promise, he certainly ought to have
done so, and rendered their verdict ac
cordingly.
Urfinx.—The Keystone, Reporter
and Gazette, will be united about the Ist
of June. The way they'll put it into Ua•
vy R. will be a caution. When they tell
ail the rascality of hint that they know, the
truth will even then be only half told.
A PIIZZLE.—Two boys having found a
number of nuts, when they divided them
two by two, there was one over ; three by
three, there was one over ; four by four,
there was one over; five by five, there was
one over ; six by six, there was one over ;
seven by seven, they came out even.—
What number of nuts had they found.
v. Q. R.
A SURRIFF AnutsTan.—Sherift Hart,
of New York, was arrested by the Coro
ncr on Friday, on numerous writs, for
many thousand dollars, issued by persons
who have executions in his hands.
The best lip salve in creation is a sweet .
kiss. The remedy should be used with
great care, however, as it is apt to bring
on un offeaion of the heart.
U. S. Government Stocks have been
sold in London at 107.
Ite47.tzmn,
On the Bth inst., Mr. 1101IFIT BIGnAIII,
ESQ., to MISSJANE DOUGLAS, both of Shir
leysburg, Huntingdon county.
On Thursday the 11th inst. by John Por
ter, Esq., Mr. JASSE MEREDITH, to MISS
IELIZADETH IeVILSON, An of Henderson
township.
ATTENTION!
WASHINGTON GRAYS.
: Ynu will assemble for parade
..! on Saturday the 3d of June, at
2 &Clock. for the purpose of
- ... 4 / Target Shooting.
, ,•. it is expected that every man
? will be to his place.
j
By order of
1.
.V. CULIN.
Capt.
May 24, 1843
Administrator's Notice.
Lli I' MRS of administration on the
estate of Jacob liegie,late of Morris All that other lot of ground on the nor
township, Huntingdon county, deed., therly side of Hill street, in said boron&
have been granted to the undersigned.— fronting 50 feet on said street, and extend.
All persons indebted to the said estate are in back 200 feet to Washington street,
requested to make immediate payment, being lot No. 104 in the I,:in of said town,
and those haying claims against it' will bounded by a lot late of John Yocum on
present them duly authenticated for set . the east, with a two story house, part log
tlement without delay. and part frame, and a blacksmith shop
'THOS. W. NEEBY, Adm'r. thereon.
Dublin township, May 24, 1843.-1 pd. ,
erpttante eourt Aa All those two adjoining lots of ground
on the southerly side of !fill street, in said
TfpN pursuance of an order of the Or-
borough by a lot of William Ward on the
'
phans' Court of the county of Hunting- west, and a lot of John M'Cahan on the
don will be sold at public sale on the premis-
each , .
east•, of said lots ontiag 50 feet on
es, on Saturday the 17th day of June next, at
one o'clock in the afternoon. All that Hill street, and extending tn depth 200
certain tract or parcel of land situate in feet to Allegheny street, and being lots
Barree township, in the county aforesaid, ad- No. 82 and 83 in the plan of said town ;
j,iining lands of Josiah Cunningham, John with a large two story weather boarded
'White, Gilbert Cheney and Alex. Gregory
house, part frame and part log, a large log
and others, containing about
96 ACRES, stable with a stone basement, and a tan
yard and large Frame Tan House thereon.
be the same more or less, about 40 of which The title of the above property is indis-
Wg potable.
are cleared, tib nit four acres of which are . '
meadow—thereon erected a two story
Terms of Sale--One half of the pur-
Lit ELIEJA House, re;
chase money to be paid on the confirms-
G
tion of the sale, and residue within one
- year thereafter, with interest ;to be secu
red by the bond and mortgage of the pur
-1 chaser. By the court,
JOIIN REED, Clerk.
Sale to commence At 10 o'clock A. M.
of said day. Attendance will given by
JACOB MILLER, Trustee, 6:c.
May 17, 1843.
a one story hotise. a small stable and a small
log (double) Barn—late the estate of Henry
Widensall, dec'd.
Terms of sale will be made known on the
day of sale, and attendance given by
JOSHUA GREEN, Adm'r.
with the will annexed.
By the Court
JOHN REED, Clerk.
May 24, 1842.—t5.
VALUABLE PROPERTY
APIVOItii *Me.
HE undersigned will offer at public sale, i
IC on Tuesday, the Ist day of August next,'
on the premises, in Antes township, that
large and valuable tract of
FIRST RATE LAND,
situate on the little Juniata, a‘;'•oollii; land
of Edward B. 11, including the large o,:ttom
on this side of the little - Juniata, containing
3O ACRES,
more or less, about 8 or 10 acres of cleared
land, and the remainder remarkably well
timbered, with both Pine and
.?".r Oak ; and a first rate natural seat
of water power, sufficient water
to run a Grist and Saw Mill.
Terms of sale will be made known on the
premises, on the day of sale ; and will he
such as will be most likely to accommodate
purchasers
ISR ALL CRYDER
Ma}• 24th, 1243.-3 t. pd.
otice to Creditors.
,~c HEREAS in pursuance of an act of
General Assembly of the Common
wealth of Pennsylvania an attachment hat h
been by the subscriber one of the JustiCes of
the peace in and for the county of Hunting
don at the instance of a certain Peter Swoope
of the borough of Huntingdon in the county
of Huntingdon against a certain James Hen-
Idnon, Cabinet Maker, of the borough of
Huntingdon, in the county of Huntingdon,
where certain goods chatvls and effects of
the said James Henderson, Bath been attach
' ed and are now in the hands of David Snare,
Esq. and Charles A. Newingham, of the
same borough, until they shall be disposed
of according to law. This is therefore to
give notice to the creditors of the said James
Henderson, to appear on Saturday the 17th
day of June next, at my Office in the borough
of Huntingdon in the county of aforesaid
then and there to discovor and make prorf
of there demands agreeably to the direction
of the said act.
DANIEL AFRICA
May 24, 1843,
014.17T10N.
ALL persons are hereby cautioned a
gainst meddling with, selling. disturb •
ing or removing the f.llowing described prp
erty, which I this day purchased at Sheriff 's
as the property , r+f Thomas Ewing, in
West tp., Huntingdon county, and left in his
possession until I see proper to remove the
same, viz:-2 bay mares and I sucking colt.
All persons ore therefore cautioned and fore
warned against intermeddling with the above,
mentioned property, as the same belongs to'
me, and I will proceed according to law
against any person intermeddling with the
same or any part thereof.
JAMES EWING.
May 15, 1843,—1t. pd. m 24.
PROPOSALS,
IN ill be received by the common School
Directors of the Huntingdon District until
Saturday evening, Zd June next, for building
'by contract a two story
Brick School House,
in the bor.ugh of Hunt,ngdon, 40ft. by Sgt.
Proposals, sealed, to be directed to Dennis
Buoy, Secretary of the Board of common
school directors, by whom the plan and
specifications will be exhibited at any time
previous to the letting.
ALEX. GW IN,
Pres. Board C. S. Directors.
liWay 24, 1843,
ThICOLANK BONDS to Constables for Stay
vial of Execution, nutlet* the new kw, i!r.t
iprinted, and for Dale, at this efficc,
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AT
34 Adair glatr.
N pursuance of an
1.? 11. linter ill the Or
. :„
v;,,-,! • .
phans' Court of Hun
psc!-t 'Higdon county, will
I.l".lrsu,c4ri, t), be exposed to public
sale, on the premises, on Monday the 19th
day of June next, 1845, the following real
estate, late of John Miller, Esq. of the
borough of Huntingdon, dec l ,l., viz :
All that lot of ground on the northerly
side of Hill street, opposite the Market,
'house in the borough of Huntingdon,
fronting 50 feet on Hill street, and ex
tendin.4 back 185 feet to Washington
street; boontled by Bath street on the
'west, and a lot of Samuel Steel, Esq. tin
;the east, with a large two story brick
house and frame stable thereon erected.
I
ALSO,
ALSO,
CAUTION" ""
&I'LL persons are hereby cautioned
WS , against meddling with selling; disturb
ing or r,moving, the following described
Property, which we this day purchased at
Shern,ff's Side, as property of Alex. John
ston, in West township, and left in his pos
session until we see proper to renown the
same, vie : 1 Bay Stallion, 2 sorrel Horses,
1 arm nagon and bed, 1 sleigh, I saddle,
1 lot of boxes, barrels and horse feed in sta
ble, 2 lots of boards, 1 grain cradle, 1 grind-
An:l-. 1 Auriel , 1 w its.. -t coo ,1%, 1 clock. 1
buffalo robe, 1 lot sundries on garret, I sled,
6 sets
!Bne at vessel, I Bureau and
b,: cal2sttwes,l windmill,
c,rm, Y n : lss,l3c,i :: ,tti l igtable,
1 surdl stand, and all household furniture of
said Johnston, subject to execution.
WM. STF.WART,
JAS. LEONARD,
JOHN riAGEN.
May 12. 1843.—1 t pd. 17th
1110rarliantaltial
WIIEREA S by precept to me direc
ted by the Judges of the Common
Pleas of the county of Huntingdon, bear
ing test the 15th day of April, A. D. 1843,
am commanded to make
PUBLIC PROCLIIMATION
throughout my whole bailiwick that an ad•
journed court of Common Pleas will be
held at the court house, in the borough of
Huntingdon, in the county of Huntingdon,
ou the third Monday (and 19th day) of
June, A. 1). 1843, for the trial of all is
sues in said court which remains undeter
mined before the said Judges when and
where all Jurors, Witnesses and suitor•
'in the trial of all said issues are required
to attend.
Dated at Huntingdon the 15111 day of
April A. I). one thous ind eight
hundred and forty-three. and the 60
year of American Indepenoence.
JOHN SHAVER, Shy'.
Shet.ill": office Hunting-
don May 17th 1843.
Proclamation.
li r Ft ERE A S by precept to me itirec
ted by the Judges of the Common
Plea, of the county of Huntingdon, hear
ing tept the 15th day of April, A. D. 184 S,
1 ant commanded to make
PUBLIC PROCL.OI47IOIY
throughout my whole bailiwick that an,
i adjourned court of Common Pleap will br
held at the court house, in the borough of
Huntingdon, in the county of Huntingdon,
lon the fourth Monday (and 26th day) of
June, A. 0. 1843, for the trial of all is•
sues in said court which remains undeter•
mined before the said Judges when and'
where all Jurors, Witnesses and suitors
in the trial of all said issues are required
to attend.
Dated at Huntingdon the 19th day of
April, A. D. one thousand eight hundred
an d larty•three, and the 66 yedr of Atner•
ican Independence.
JUFIN SHAVER, Sit'ff.
Shetilra office Hun.
don, May 17th 1843.
'lL%loo OIRIBILLEIRo
.ITTOICTEI• LID'
HUNTINGDON. PA.
Pre7(iees in the several COurts of Hun
tingilan rpaatics.
PROPOSALS,
\XVILI. be received by the undersign td,
Vi Commissioners of Huntingdon County,
at the House of K. L. Green in Springfield
Township, until the 4th day of June next,
(at which time the letting will take place)
for the building of a Bridge over Shade
Creek at Shade Gap, in Dublin Township.
The plan and specifications can be seen at
any time in the possession of Mr. Green.
K. L. GREEN,
. ALEX. KNOX Jr., Corns.
A. W. BENEDICT,
May 17th, 1893.
LIST OF JURORS
Tor an Adjourned Court rf Common
Pleas to be held for the county of Hun
tingdon, commencing on the third Mon
day (and 19th day) of June 1843.
FIRST HERB.
.411egheny Towne/lip—Robert Thompson,
Joseph Patton Jr., Jacob Bouslough.
Anita—John Coleman, Daniel Black.
Barree—Samuel Miller, William Oaks,
William Couch, Jr.
Blair—George Port, William Anderson,
Alexander M'Cormick, Joseph Dysart.
Cromwell-;-William Harper.
Franklin-Samuel Wigton, Martin Shank
John Ewing 4, David Henderson.
Frankstown—Charles Wilson Burgess
B. Willett, William Riddle.
Hendereon—John Wollkill.
Porter—David Anderson.
Shirley—John Long, J..ho Shama.
Springfield—Richard Madden.
Tod--John Gehrett.
Walker—George Hawn.
W.crrtoramark—John P. Owens Esq., Da
vid Beck, William Cunningham.
West—Thomas Ewing, Mark Evans,
Samuel Myton.
Iroodbery—Michael Wike, Robert Mar
, tin, Samuel Dean.
SECOND WEEK
411cgheny—Samuel Moyer, John Miller.
Barree—John Harper.
Blair--John Cox.
Cromwell—Peter Ripple.
Dublin-Daniel Brown, William A. Hud
son, William Appleby.
Frankatown-- Joseph Jones.
Henderson—William White, Matthew
M'Connell, Joseph Borland.
Morris—Hugh Dunn.
Porter---John Hatfield.
Shirley—George Eby, Jesse Hollinsworth,
Benjamin Leas, John Clark, Samuel Shaver.
Snyder—Thomas Johnston.
Springfield---JamesM'Neal (of A.) Josh
ua Shore.
Tell—William Clayton, Samuel MTeat-1
ers.
Tod—John P. Snare, Jesse M'Lain.
Tyrone—Armstrong Crawford, James
Wilson, William Wilson.
Union---Jan Steel, Richard Chilcoat, Jr.
Nathan Greenland, Jr.
West—William S. Porter. Esq.
Woodbery—John K. Neff, John Brum
baugh, Randolph Span&
TRIAL LIST FUR ADJOURNED
Court, Commencing 19th June
111Z4lea
FIRST WEEK.
Walter's heirs v Stoner & Stoner
Walter's heirs v Stoner &Stoner
Wallnte v Addlem au
Hewlt v Seeds
Deford v Ennis
Wharton et al v Swoope's Adm'rs.
Smith & M'Namara v Baughman
Butler v Brown & Dougherty
Fac ken v Smiley
M'Murtrie v Morrison
Bell e Pollock •
Com'th fur Kinsels v Smith et al
Com'th. v Peter Hewit
Same v M'Keo
Lightner v Johnston
Hopper v Lytle & Patterson
Carothers v Wentz
Patterson v Caldwell
Culbertson yKemp & Cunningham
Hetherington v Hewit
SECOND WEEK.
Householder v Anderson
Maize v Glazier
Hemlihill V Ennis
Waggoner v Harklerode et al
Ludlows Adin'rs. v C.* oryell
Miller v Goodfellow's Adm'r.
M'Counel's Ex'rs. v M'Namara & Hovel
Cressw ell v Kemp & Cunningham
ICorn'th v Barton
Hollidav's Ex'rs. v Alexander
lispc.Yric II is hereby given, that the fl.
ILA lowing described property was, on the
29tli day of April, A. U. 1843, sold at I;oti
stable's,sale, as the property of Isaac Gray,
West Harree township, and bought by the
subscribe(', and the property has been left he
the hands of the said Isaac Gray, to be uSed,
by him, and to be delivered up to the sub
scriber whenever demanded, viz:—Ore veil
anti White cow, 1 saddle, 1 lot of coopor
stuf and 1 eight day Clock.
WILI3 AM *YORE,
v Hunter & Wigton May 10, 1843,-3c.
✓ Ewing
✓ Itearney
✓ M'Cauley ct al
✓ Clayton et al
✓ Betts et al
✓ Ennis
✓ Coulter's Adni'r
Ewing
Jackson
Caldwell
Com'th for use
Middletown Bank
Com'th
Piper
Stewart
v Stewart
v Patterson & Lytle
v Benner
Devine
Baker & Co
ISmith
v Henry
v Hart
111'Nutt
Same
v CromViell
v Moore
Bolinger
Straub & Co
• Bracht
✓ Caldwell et Gates
✓ newit & Fries
✓ Ruling
✓ Lightner et al
✓ Royer et al
✓ Bolin
Itel
Moore's Ex`rs:
'Rogers
Moorhead
Com'th for use
Brown's Assignee
Knox
V Gates
v
v Caldwell & Stewart
v Leslie
Patterson
tihr'ff Mayer
jMoore's Ex'rs.
IMoorehead
A FRIENDLY HINT.
It is now more than a year since I dispo
sed of the Huntingdon Journal," and du
ring all that time, 1 have been with g pa
tiently; upon those who are in my debt, for
subscription and advertising. I have been
tieing on promises ; and what is more, those
to whom I am indebted, have been obliged
to take promises' from me ; and they like
myself,
myself, are getting out of patience with this
kind of a credit wean.' Now by way of
a hint I wish to say to all who know them
selves to be in arrears tome, that /must have
my accounts closed ; and there is. another
part of the story—l vitt.L. I am not dispo
sed to be illnatured, but mind 1 tell von all,
I am out of moneynearly out of &edit—
ancl a settlement must be had between this
and August Court—or well I wont say .
what. A. 'W. BENEDICT.
Huntingdon, May S,
WUSTICES' lILANISS fur talc; at
,410, thisMcc.
Z32 . 3)110111 ritWaillta
TO THE SICK AND AFFLICTED
MUM W2II2IZOIB—THAT
DOCTOR P URCE AL I
?VAS returned to Huntingdon, and
opened au Office in the first house in
'Hull street, trext to the Bridge. Where Me
dicine and advice can be .had for any of the
afflicting diseases that atfict the•humnan sys
tem. All letters addreSSed to I.Lttor
Irr Must be post paid.
Huntingdon. May 17, 1843.---Iy.
Six cents Reward,
Ilk EFT the residence of the
subscriber on Friday the
‘. sth day of May, inst.,
SAMUEL READ,
1.„,„ An indented apprentice to the
House Carpentering business,
• He is about twenty one years of
age and had better than two yearsof his time
to stay. All persons are cautioned against
harboring or trusting said apprentice.
.SAMUEL HEMPHILL,
Huntingdon, May 17, 1843.—5 t pd
'Notivr.
OTICE is hereby given to all person,
interested, that the accounts of Daniel
Africa and George Taylor, Esquires, As
signees of Irvin Ilorrell and James S, linr
rel; under a voluntary assignment, ha,
been filed in my office, and wl be preSeli-
Led to the Court of Conmion Pleas of Hun
tingdon county, on the third Mbnday, (and
19th day) of June next, at att Adjourned
Court theit to be held in the borough of
Huntingdon, for confirmation and allowance;
and the same will then be confirmed and
allowed, unless cause be shewn why tht
same should not be done.
JAMES STEEL, Prot'y
Prothonotary 's Office.
Huntingdon, May 3, 1843.
Siottte ot Enquest.
By virtue of a writ of partition or valua
tion issued out of the Orphans' Court rt
Huntingdon county and to me directed, I
wilt on
Saturday the 27th day (1 May, inst
•
lfiy a .Jury of Inquisition convened on the
prem . ises, proceed to make partition or val
uation of a tract of land in West township.
containing 252 acres 43 perches nr therea
bouts, adjoining lands of Joseph Cornprobst's
heirs and others. Said land being the proper
ty of William Carter, form ly of said county
and lace of the State of Ohio, dec'd. When
and where ad persons interested may attend:
JOHN SHAVER, Sh'lY.
May 3,1843.-4 t.
administrator's otice.
ETTERS of administration on the
4611 estate of Hugh Williamson, of Barret:
township, Huntingdon county, deed. have
been granted to the undersigned. All per
sons indebted to the said estate are requested
to make immediate payment, and thus," hat
ing claims against it will preient them
properly authenticated for settlement isith
out delay.
ROBERT WILLI AMSCIN, Adiu'r.
May 10, 1843.-6 t.
Wintintotratoro SLotirt;
E ITERS of administration on the es
-4141 tate of John Gahagen, late of Portef
township, Huntingdon county, dec'd., have
been granted to the undersigned. All per
sons indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment, and those having
claims against it will present them properly
authenticated fnr settlement without (Mal .
JOHN GAHAGEN S
JONATHAN
Administrators,
Alexandria May 10, 1843.-61. pd.
Executor9l4 Notice.
,- kv ,) VICE is hereby given, that Letters
sla testamentary en the last will and tea
tament of Edie Stewart, late of Tyrone town
ship, Huntingdon county, dec'cl., have been
granted to the subscriber. All persons there
' tore indebted to the estate of said dec'd.; are
requested to make immediate payment, and
all having claims to present theni dilly at
thenticated for settlement, to
ROBERT STEWART, jr: Ex'r:
Aprli 19, 1845.--6 t. pd
Nolirdv.
a — i# M. II ti`
_
to is_
. _• •
MEGS to Inform the inhabitants of Hun
-4.10-. tingdon and its •icinit.i.; that Tae has
commenced the business of light anti heavy
wagon making, and every kind of iehicle re
pairisi4. 1 - hiving learnt his trade in England,
he is prepared to furnish either the English
or American style of wagons, and hopes hr
diligence and attention to merit a share of
public patronage.
N. B. Shop near to Mr. J. Houck's black
smith shop. .;
Huntingdon, A pril 19,1843.-1 y,
.
'.l.lnlijosery «Plant mama Lam
MiCITOV Estrir,
vouLD respectfully inform the tailict
of Huntingdon and vicinty that shl,
has opened a room in Mr. Snare's house, hi
Allegheny Street, where she is prepared to
do all work, appertaining to the above bu
siness, at the shortest notice, and itv the
neatest and most, apprOed Manner. Being
well acquainted with her business, and de
sirous of pleasing all who may avor her
with their work, she hopes to receitte a lib
eral share of public patronage.
April 26, 1843.
!YANK DEEDS. of an improved
!LANK
for sale at this office.
Mini BLANK PE1'1110.1.3 FOR
,N,111:7? A LlZArroy,