rvi o
Of liferehnndize,&e.,rettsrned by the Constables
of the several Townships and Boroughs in the
, County of Huntingdon, Gt January Sessions,
1846, viz : Tod township.
Allegheny township. , , Reuben Trexler • 1.8
CLASIt Amos Clark` 14
Samuel Confer 14 Warrio remark totimship
Joseph Patton. . 14 Benj. F. Patton 14
William Walker . 14 A bednegq Stephens 14
Bell &, Higgins 13 , Walker township.
Elias 'Baker 13 ,Jamee Campbell • 13
Michael Thompson 14ISimon Ako 14
Anlea township. West township.
John Dougherty 14jJohn Watt 14
Martin Bell • 13 Miles Lewis 13
Benjamin F. Bell 13 . Woodberry township.
John Bell 13 Adolph. Patterson • It
Graham McCamant 13,Matthew Orlady 1, 14
Barre townthip. ,
( Philip Mete • 14
James Maguire 13J os it Hewitt & Co. •13
John R. Hunter 13 George W. Daniels • 14
Benjamin Hartman r-13 Smith & Wampler 13
Reed & Cottle 13 James M. Johnston 14
Blair township. Daniel H. Royer & Co 10
W. Anderson &Co • 14 Royer & Schmucker 13
Daniel McConnell • 14 Samuel Royer & Co. 13
Alex. Knox& Son 13 Birminghaiii Borough.
Peter . O'Hagan • 14 James Clark 13
toss township. James Bell 13
Robert Speer 14 Gaysport Boro.
batch Henderson • 14 Lloyd & Graff 12
CroMtbell township. James Flowers 14
A I Wigton & Brot h al4 Robert Lytle Sr. 14
Samuel Isett 14 Hollidaysburg Born.
ThOmari 3 Orbison 13 Joseph Dysart 13
township. , M'Cormick & B ro. 13
A C & Co. 13 Thomas B, Moore 12
Fran/din township. 'Michael R. Bouslaugh 1 $
Short), Stewart & Co. 12 Learner & Rhodes " 13
'Robert W jlliame
Geo. Bingham & co,
J4n 8. heti
James Williams
(Dr
a (Dr y Goode)
Goode 12
nardner& Co 13
Illgdvid Goodfellow 13
Oilbert I,Lloyd 13
C. Wigton & Sons 13
George Shoenberger 12 .
Martin Gatos it!
Frankajown founrshee
„._, ors
Mc!real, Lytle.& Co - 141
James Condron 13
ichaelsWolf: , 13
Wm Wesr(Grocei) 14
d Hyston • (Grocer) 14
, Huston township.
Peter Shoenberger 12
Hopewell township.
James Entrekin • 12
John .B Given • 13
Henderson township'.
Milliken & Kessler 13
McCahan & Irvin 13
Jackson townshif.
John W Myton • 13
J A Bell & Brother • 13
Hewitt & Hall 13
Joseph Ennis 14
Morris township.
George H Steiner 13
Hugh McNeal • 13
James M. Kinkead 131
Alfred H. Sang , 13 1
• Porter tmonshil.
Bant'l Hatfield & Son 13
Green & Co. . 13
Moore & Swain” 1:3
Bucher & Porter 1:1
Gommill & Porter 13
Michael Similar 141
Snyder township.
Lyon, Shorb & Co.
Beld la& Fur. 13.
Sarne,Tyrone Forges 12
Bohn Krattt:lx , 13
Shirley township. A
Sam'l H. 801 l
Springfield lownehiP•
Madden & Blair 14
Wm Madden 14
Tyrone !rep.
Twist.), & Patton 13
John - Maguire 13
Joseph Morrow 14
tWilliant 14
Peter •McNally 14
J. Deism': ((iroc§r) 14
George Bingham & co
(Groceries) 13
Lloyd & Graff,
Wholesale & Retell 12
G W Patterson •
(Grocer) 13
Wm Nolan (Grdzer) 14
David Hammer do :4
'John Gorloy do 14
John Hays do 14
J E McGirr (Druggist)l4
J Id Lindsey do 14
Jacob Snyder do 14
Samuel Confaro do 14
Henry T Coffey do 14
iiantingdon Boro. •
Stevens, Snyder & co 13
Marks Goodman 14
I William Conch 34
'dames Saxton 12
C & 1I Newinghara 14
George A Steel 13
Thy. Reed & Son 13
William Dorris 13
Swoop° & Africa ' 13
B E & W M'cltfurtrie 12
'William Stewart • 1 1 3
A a Harrison • 14
John N Prowell • 13
.Rothrock & Jones 13
Fisher 4- Mehturtrit 12
Geo Hartley
Petersburg Rom'
A & N cresswell 13
Joe M Stem& 13
Shirleyaburg Boro.
David Fraker 14
John Luti 14
,Henry kinntstir
!Allen 0 Brown 13
• Those marked thus
: 6 ) sell liquorm
vow OTICE is hereby given that the As
sociate Judges and Commissioners *ll l
meet at the Commissioners' Office in the
borough of Huntingdon, on the second Mon
day and 13th day of April next, for the pur
pose. of hearing any of the merchants em
braced in the above list, their agents or at
torneys (if they think proper to attend,) as
to the amount of their sal es during the pre
vious year.
Those of the 12th class are estimated to
sell to the amount of $lO,OOO and less than
015,000, and pay 12 50 license. Those of
the 13th class, to the amount of $3OOO and
less than 10,000, and pay $lO 00 license.—
Those of the 14th class,
to an amount less
than $5,000, and pay 700 license. When
liquors are sold, fifty per cent in adlition to
the rates above specified to be charged.
Licenses are to be taken out for one year
from the Ist day of May next.
JOSEPH ADAMS, 2 As j u dg es.
JAMES GWIN, S
'MORD, .0 HILCOTE,
.
JOHN F. MILLER, Gorrim'rs.
WILLIAM BELL,
Commissioners' Office, -
Huntingdon, March 11.1946.
Huntingdon Comm, W.
„,,i ai T lie Commonwealth of Pennsyl
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daid o n
h r 2 ih 2 ie n ar d t e
afry E
f r g ' GREET
u'u A . D -llg 'rt McUrum '. '
t • 1845 n t p e
sent t hs o p A iti g n st to
our
Said Judges' of the Court of Common
Pleas, 01 the county of Huntingdon afore
said, praying for the causes therein set
forth, that he might be divorced from the
binds of Matrimony, entered Into with
you the said Delilah. McCrtim. Il e do'
therefore command you the said Delilah
McCrum, as often .before commaflded,
that setting aside all other business and
tixuses whatsoever, you be and appear in
13
ur proper person before our Judges at
untingdon, nt our County Court of Coin
' n Pleas, there. to .he held in and fur
id county,' on the second Monday of
April next, .10 answer the Petition or Li
bel of the said , Robert McCrum, and to
ahew.cause, if any you have, why the said
Robert McCrum, your husband, should .
viot be divorced froit the bonds of Mat
rimony, agreeably to the act
.of General
Assembly, in such cases made and provi
ded, hereof fad riot. Witness the lion.
A. S. Wilson, Raq.,JPresident Of our said
Court at Huntingdon, the 91st day of
January A. D.• 1845 ..
JAMES STEEL, Prothonotary”.
The defendant will take notice as above
coinmanded. JOHN ARMITAGE, SU:
Huntingdon, Maroli.4, 1846
dLANK BONDS to Constables for Stay
of Execution, under the new law,jtnt
need, and tor sale, at this office.
AOTICE.
'gyp the heirs andlegal-Representatives of
Nathan Greeii" late of Wartiorsinapt
tnwashipN Huntingdon. county, .deceased:
BY virtue of a writ of partition or valua
tion issuecLoat-of•tke 0r.p . 40 ; Court of
said county; tWill'tirrneeetted—
• • ' Thriramy,9th April tiesr,
by Jury of Inquest tonvend oh the premises,
to make partiticiii or valuation of the real
estate Of said deceased, situate to said town
ship. JOHN AIIMIT &GE, Shift
Sheriff's Officey;Huntitig-,
don March 4,. 11446.
.5
GREAT BARGILI
Can be had at the Chair Shop of Thos.
Adams, at his old stand, Opposite 'Geo.
Jackimn's Hotel, where.he intends keep
ing CHAIRS of different kinds and qual
porranted, good, and cheaper than
ever has been sold in Ilontine,don.
tali 'and See! .
THOMAS ADAMS.
N. B. Wanted to learn the Chair Ma
king business, a boy, about 15 .or 16 years
of age, of good moral character,. and to
come on or before the 10th day Of April
next. 'l'. A.
Huntingdon, March 4, 1846.
ezzrarra BALM.
Y virtue of sundry writs in my hands,
I will sell on the premises, in Cass
silk, Huntingdon county, on Tuesday the
24th day of March inst. ,at one o'clock,
P. M., the following described real estate.
viz:
All that certain Int piece or parcel of
ground, situate in Cassville, purchased
from Caleb Corbin by Dr. Jacob M. Cover
by articles of agreement, being a triangular
lot, and fronting about 253 feet on main
street, and running back along Water street
and Cross street to a point; having a new
brick store :room, a new stone dwelling
house and three small buildings and a• log
house, and a stable thereon. erected. By
agreement of the defendant and Caleb Car-
bin in writing, this lot will be sold in three
several parcels to suit purchasers, • accord
ing to lines measured off on the ground, and
to enable the same to be done it is agreed
in the said writing,, • which,ts filed of record,
that the Sherit's heed for the same shall
pass the interest of Caleb Corbin in the sev
erallots as well as the interest of the defen
' dant, and that Caleb Corbin's claims for
purchase money shall be paid out of the
proceeds of sale.. •
1/40;
A lot of ground in the said town or Cass
vide, situate on the east side of Water
street, containing •three acres More nr less,
adjoining a lot of Elias Wilton, lands of
Lewis Stever e and a lot 'claimed by Nicho
las Miller, having? thereari erected one. two
story frarrie dwelling house and two other
small houses: , ,
ALSO,
Twolots of ground sli unto in the touthern
end of the said town of Cassville,'cootain
ing about acres of land, adjoining Robert
Speer on the north, Daniel Hartman ion the
sooth, John S. Garret on the east; and oth
er land of J. M. Cover on the west.
ALSO, ' .
_ .
A small tract, piece . ot: pastel of land ad
j or near to the said town of Cassville,
adjninin g lands of Robert Speer, James En-.
trekin, and a lot of Joshua Greenland, Esq.,
containing 10 pr acres br thereabouts,
about 5 acres of which is cleared and culti
vated. • , ,
Seized, taken in e*ectiticin , and to be sold
as the property of Dr. Jacob M. Cover.
Terms Cash.
.", JOHN ARMITAGE, Sitqf.
Sheriff's.bflice, /
do., March 4,• 1846. .
Notice to Creditors.
ALL persons interested are heribs
titled that 'the accdunt of Geo. Jackson,
Assignee of John McComb, under a vol
untary assignment, has been filed in my
Office; and will be pre'sented In the Court
of Common Pleas, of Huntingdon county,
on the second Monday of April 'next, for
confirmation, when and where the same
will be confirmed and allowed, if no sufli•
ci.'nt cause be shown to the contrary.
MillES STEEL, Prot'y.
Huntingdon, March 4 1846.
Orphans' Court Sale.
BY virtue of an order of the Orphan's
Court of Huntingdon county, will be expo
sed to public sale on the mansion tract, on
Saturday the 14th day or Mareh neat,
the following described Real Estate, late
the estate of George Buchanan, Esq., late
of Hopewell township, dec'd, to wit :
A tract of land situate in Hopewell town
ship aforesaid, containing about three hun
dred acres, be the same more or less, adjoin
ing lands of Jas. Entrekin on the N. E.,
Mary BaymOnd on the S. W., the kaystown
branch of the Juniata' on the S. E., being
the Mansion tract of the said George Bu
chanan, dec'd, on which is erected a good
two story log house and a bank barn with
an Orchard of fine bearing fruit trees, and
about 200 acres cleared thereon, in a good
state of cultivation, besides a house and
barn on one end of the same, a tenant house
and a stone blacksmith, shop. Also} One
other tract land adjoining shop.,
above--
containing 200 acres, be the sadie more or
less, lying on the Alligrippus ridge, in said
township.
ALSO, • A tract o 1 imS'eateil land in Tod
township, adjoining lands of John Savage
and others, cinitaining 3.5 acres; be the
same more. : er less.
. ,
Terms Of s a le, One half of the ,purchase
money to be paid on, confirmation pt the
sale, and the residue in one. year thereafter
with interest, to be secured Ly the bonds
and mortgages of the purchaser or purcha
sers.
By the Court, JACOB MILLER, Cl'k.
T. P. CAMPBELL, Trustee.
Feb. 4,1846.
A. W. BENEDICT,
.
iITTORNEY ar LAW—HUNTINGDO N,
Pa.—Office at his old residence in Main
strcet, a , few. doors West of the Court
House. A. VV. B. will attend to any bu
siness. entruStecl to him in the several
courts of auntingdon and ndjoining coun
ties. A pri I 10, 1843.—tf.
3. SEWELL aTEWART,
ATZTY.4IIII7,AT.IIITT
RUA INGD ,
Office in Main street, three doors west
of Mr. Buoy's Jewelry establishment.
February 14,1843.--tl.
Or p'hauls Court ,Viac.
BY virtue of on order of the Orphans'
Court of Huntingdon county, will be expo
sed to public sale' at the fudge of James
MeMnrtyle, In West township -
00 Friday, the 20th day of March next,
the following described Real Estate, late
the estate• of William' HutchisOn, late of
Harree towhaltipdeed, to wit :
Atract of land situate in 'Barree town-'
ship aforesail, containing 'about one bon- I
Bred and twenty acres, be the same more
or less, adjoining lands of William Oaks,
Dr.. M., •Massey, A.. Hell, and others, \ With
two log houses, a log barn and other build
ipgs thereon erected, about forty ncres of
which are cleared—subject to Mary Hut-.
chiSrin% dower.
TFAMS i One half of tho purchase•mo-:
ney to be paid on confirmation of the sale,
the.balance in one year thereafter, to be se-
Cured the, bond and mortgage -of the
purchaseh. By the Cotirt.
. • lACOII,MII4LEB,
SOHNJ - lEl,3ltt, Acting EXecutor.:
Feb, 2 5,. 184'5, .•
• IrWYCO'tkU ' CZ;
The subscriber would hereby inform
the public. that he hus purchased the fal
lowing property, sold at Constable's sale,
bn - the 17th instant, as (lie property of
Matthias Miller: to wit: - One liraggoh &
Tied ; One . lot of lumber, consisting ,of
joist s .rafters anal boards; 13 Doiitile
.
trees;. 1 lot, chain; g ploughs and harrow . ;
1 Wind•rhill ; 1 Cutting,hh:c ;,
hlorse-
Gears and haller.chains; I.Dungfork 4-
breast chains;.l Grain cradle and mowing,
scythe; 1 broad-are; loot-adz & free;
1 crosscut saw and I rifle.
The undersignq has , left the ahlwe ar
tieleS in posiessum of the said Matthias
Miller, it he sees proper to take them
away, and would therefore caution all
persons from nieddliiig with the seane.
JOSHUA. UREENLA.ND.-
Cass twp., Feb. 25, 1845.
Auditor's Notice.
. The undersigned, Auditor, appointed
by the Court of Common Pleas, to make
dishibution of the moneys remaining in
the hands-of the Sherill; unappropriated,
arising from the sale of the personal prop
erty of S. 4. J. Fickes," amongst those
entitled, appoints
Saturday the 21st day of March next,
at 1 o'clock, P. M., at his office in Hun
tingdon, for hearing of claimants and
making such distribution.
JACOB MILLER, Auditor,
Office of Register & Recorder
Huntingdon, Feb. 25,1946
ottee.
The t!ndersigned forewarns all persons
from ntrddling with the following descri
bed property, purchased by him at Con
stabte • sale, as the _property of James
McMullou, oil the 17th day of February
inst., which 'I have le ft. in his possession
until 1 soe f.t to reitio've the same, to
witi•one Grey Horse; one Saddle & Bri
dle; one Side Sailille;•one Clock; 20 yards
.
Carpeting; cluirs; one sett llarntT;
one Mattock one fork; one
one cow.
2Li NV A. RI) CONRAD.
Tyrone tp.,,Feli, 25,.
I: STRAYS.
, .
CAME to the 'residence of the sub
scriber in the early:part of last shimmer,
living in Hopewell ton oship,• this county,
two stray Bulls ; one is a dark brindle,
with a small star on the forehead, and the
other is a light brindle with a white streak
along the back, white spot en the. head
and some, white. Upon the legs.• Also a
black heifer, in October last, with a white
spot en .the forehead„ The owner or
owners are. requehted pprne forward,
prove property, pay charges and take
them away, otherwise they will be dispo
and of according to law.
.•! ,
ANN FA RkS.
Feb. 25 l€3s.6—pd,
I . • ,
Auditor's Notice. •
THE uhdersigned, Mditiw appcinted
by the Orphan's Court of Huntiegdoit
county, In distribute the assets try thW
hands of Jonathan Isenberg, A dthiNittit
tar of John Gahagan, dec'd., to and among
the creditors of said dec'd., give , notice
that he will attend for that purve at the
office of Campbell and Jacobs, it the bo
rough Of llootin„olon, on Saturday, the
21st'day of March next, at 10 o'clock A• M.
T. P. CAMPBELL, Auditor.
Feb. 18, 1846.
Administrator's Notice.
Estate of NANCY 1117DSON (late
of Cass twp., dec'd.)
ETTERS, of aoministratiOn having
A been granted to the and ts!gned on
the estate of NANCY HUDS)N, late of
Cass township, deceased ; !lake is here
by given to all perions having claims
against said estate to present them prop.
erly authenticated foP settleMent, and all
those intlebted to ;hake payment immedi•
ately to
WILLIAM SMITH, Ader.
Feb. 18, 1846.
Auditor's A r dtiee.
THE undersigned being:appointed Au
ditor by the Orphan's Court of Hunting
don county, to distribute the balance 41 .
assets in the hands of Christy,
Ad miiii , trator of John locither4, late of
Porter township, to and, among the
creditors of said dec'd., gives notice that
he will attend at the , office of Campbell
and Jacobs, in the Imbue] of Huntingdon,
for that purpose, on .l.itisrdAy the 21st day
of March next, at 1; Ni o'clock, A. M.
. WM. JJJACOBS, Auditor,
Feb.lB, 1846.-41.
111,
roigxril .1T ..16,4 IL
HUNTINGDON, PA
Dissilutioit Piirtnership.
TFIE parrnerShipheretofore existing 6e-.
t‘ , ooen Joseph A. Hell and David S. Belt;
tradibg under - the firm of J. A. Bell& Br . otliq
er, has this day
,beem dissolved by mutual
consent. All persons bating claims against
said firm will present them. for settlement,.
and all who •knnw themselves in any way
indebted will please call and settle between
this and the first day of April next.
JOSEPH A. BELL,
D. S. PELL.
Feb. 23, 1846.
N. B.—The subscriber, thankful for past
favoUrs would inform his' friends and the
public in general that he intends continuing'
the mercantile business at' the old stand at
Mcitlavey's Fort.
D. S. BELL.
McAlAiCy's Fort, Feb. 23,1846.
Public Sale.
The undersigned.Cononissioners of the
county of Huntingdon, will sell by pub
lic outcry, on the,premises, on the 14th
day or March next, at 2 o'clock P. 141,
all the right, title, andiuteres:t of the said
county, in and to a certain lot of ground;
lying and being in the middle of Smith
street, in the Borough Of Huntingdon,
between Hill and Allegheny street, being.
44 fret in breadth, and extending. in
length from llill to Allegheny street—
together with all buildings and improve
ments on said lot, the same being a large
three story brick, building, formerly occu
pied as a Court ouse, and county offices,
for the said county' of H untingdon.
terms' ill - , payMent will be made
knoWn on the of sale,
Itne , A 7 l C 1 OTE, )
JOHN F. MILLER; Com s ei
WILI,I4M BELL, 5
B. Far the information of persons
who may
~, i,ll to purchase, the COW mis
siunqrs (t n it proper Ostate that their
Counsel, request, has formatted
them with In ; . opinion written out at length
that they a-right 1q sell not only the
qld Court House buildings, but 4lsu the
lot of ground qn which they r erected.
This opinion it. filed in. the Cmninissionere
Office, where any person desirous of pur
chasing can eNamine it.
Feb. £5, 1p46.--,3t.
Real Estate al Fablic Sale.
The undersigned, Executor of .the
will and testament of JaCob Houck, deed.,
by authority of the Will, Will offer at pub •
lic sale or outcry on Thursday, the
.19th of
March next, upon the premises, all that
certain tract or parcel of land, situate, ly
ing and being in the township of Tod, in the
county of Huntingdon, containing
Ma.)CD
more or less. patented by the Common
wealth of l'enn'kt. adjoining lands of Sam
uel Ml.ain, de ed., and Joseph Martin, on
which Johnsey Houck now resides. 'nerd
is on the premises a good
•
and BARS; also, a gond hearing Apple
Orchard, four springs of good water; there .
arc one hundred acres of. land cleared,
twenty five of which is first-rate meadow,
and about one hundred mare can be made
in one body.
THE TERMS of the sale will be one
third of the purchase money in hand, and
the balance m two equal annual:instalments,
by bonds, with approved security. The
sale td commence at 10 o'clock of said day.
• SAMUEL HOUCK,
F, eh. 11,1846. Exeoutor:
AnditOr's Notice.
•110, undersigned, appointed Auditor
by the Court of CIMil Moll • Pleas, of IlUn
tingtlon coutq; to distribute the,money
in the hands of the Shrrill, arising from
the'sale of the. prdpurty of NViu. M. Mui,
ray, will atttnd (hr that purpose at the
Prothimotary's Office, in the borough of
Htmtingdun, on Monday the 23.1 day of
March next at 1 o'clock, P. M., of which
coilcernedwill please take notice.
JOHN CltE;'S W ELL, .qudifor.
Feb. 18, 1846,
Xotiee to the heirs . of David
Johns, deed.
:IHE heirs of said deed will take notice,
that the Orphans' Court . of Huntingdon
entity, on the 16th day of January,. A. D:
1846, granted A Rule on the heirs and legal
-representatives of the said David Johns„
late of Shirley township, in said •county,'
dec' 4 d., to appear at the hext Orphans'
Court•to be helthat :luntingdon on the sec-.
nod Monday of April next, to show•cause,
Ifniy they have, why the real estate of the
said dyc'd. sh mild*oulie sold. . .
. . JACOB MILLER, Clerk.
Feb. 18, 1846.-6 E.
•___ .. ,
Lift lour Deeds.
• THOSE who have left. deeds •ati.•With
the undersigned to be recorded, and who
ave not since taken them up, are hereby
'Wormed that these deeds will, for a short
i '
me, he left at the Recorder's office, with
scab Miller, Esq., who is •authorized to
Vetiver said deeds to their owners, and to
tecei , e and receipt for the fees and taxes
dire th reon; and also'to receive and receipt
for anyfees that may be due to me for ser
vices tendered as 'Register, Recorder, or
Clerk o' the Orphans' Court.
• • JOHN REED; late Register &c.
Huntiotdon, Feb. 18, 1846.—a-pd.
Administrator's Notice.
Estak of Ti (.BERT EDWARDS, late bf Tod
fp., Huntinlclon county, deed.
LEYFERS ol Administration on the said
estate, have been granted to the undersign
ed. All persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate payment,
and those having claims ggainst it, will pre
sent them properly authenticated for set
tlement witiloq delay to
. . WM. INDWAR Min'''.
Feb: 11, 1£146.--Gt.
- -
AdminiAtiyaor's Nu t ,
Estate of .411?.Ail 13P Ink of Antes ip.,
Hunti,4llen county, dec'd.
LErLERS of Adniinistration on the said
estate have been, RI anted to the undersign
ed. All persons indebted to aaid estate aye
requested to
.make immediate payment,
and those having, claims against it wi ll
sent them, properly authenticated for !Mk
nient, without delay, to
AARON BEYER, Adm'r.
Feb. 11, 1846.-6 t. pd.
Auditor's Notice.
The undersigned, Auditor appointed'
by .the Orphans'. Court .nfliuntin&don co.;
to examine and if necestrary to 'restate
ahtl settle the accou4itof John Borst, Ad
ministrator, de bonis- nOri'of Samuel Mc-
Otelland, late of West-township, in the.
said county, dec!d„ And to .diittibute the
balayce remaining, in , ,the hands of the
Muer, to arid amongst., the respective
cfairpants--w,k attrnad for that purpose
at the Register'S Office in Huntingdon,
on Tuesday the,.3lst day of March next,
when aril where all persons interested
may attend if they think proper.
JACOB M [LIAM, A ittliforr
March, 4 4t.
i(Z)4(Z3UI.
To the heirs and legtiJ re,presentatives of
John Hoover, late OfHuston township,
deceased
' Take notice that by virtue of a writ
of partition or valuation in my hands is.
sued out of the Orphans { Court of lien•
tingdon county, I will proceed, on
Friday the 6th day of March uext, ..•
by piry of inquest, convened on the prem
ises, to make pOttition or valuation of the
real estate of the said deceased,, sittlie
in said township.
JOIN ARMITAGE, SIM.
SIIIT's Office, Huntingdon,
January 28,1846,-6r.
,5
TAVERN LICE N SES :
To the Ilouorable, the Judges of the Court
of Quarter b'esttone Mintingdon
~county.
The petition of . Thomas Wallace,
respectfully represents : That he still
occupies that well known Tavern House,
situated in the borough of Huntingdon,
county aforesaid, and now occupied. as
such by the said, Thos. Wallace ; that he
is provided with [louse room, and conve
niences for the accommodation of stran•
;.ers and traVellers, and he therefore prays
your, Honors to grant him a license fur
that purpose. „
. .
THOMAS WALLACE.
ifontingdon, March 11,1846.
We the undersignekl, citizens of Hun
tingt,'on., do hereby certify that Thomas
the.above applicant, is of good
repute for hone,sty . and temperance, and
that he,is well provided with house room
and ctinvenientes for the lodging and ac,
comthintation 6f strangers and travellers,
and that such Inn or Tavern is.ne,6ssary
to accommodate the public and entertain
strangers snit Trave
J. Wilson
I). I lopy
John N. Prowell
John Allbrigh 4
C. S. Mack
Cresg — w.eil
Olivci Ste.t.4l.
K. Bellman
Jacob G. Houk J. Clark
To tke Honorable, the ',hedges of the
Court of Quarter Sessions, of the Peace,
in and for the county. of Huntingdati.
The Petition of the. undersigned, a
citizen of .the borough. of fluntingeOtt
Respectfully Represents
That he is well provided will; lime
room; and oilier, conveniences for the ac
commodation of Strangercand Tl•avelk.rs
at his old stand, in the borough of 'Hun,
tingdon, Olio! e he has fur, many years
past kept a house of Public Entertam•
went, H e therefore prays your Honors to
pant him a continuation of his license to
keep an Inn or Tavern in said house for
the present year. And he will ever pray.
ALEX; CARRION.
_ _ _
Huntingdon, March 11, 1846. . .
We, the undersigned, citizens of the
borough of Huntingdon, its hereby•certify
that we are well acquainted with Alex.
ander CormOn, the above petitioner, that
such Inn or Tavern as prayed for by hint
at said place is necessary to accommodate
the pulilic and en!ertain strangers and
travellers ; that the said petitioner is..a
man of good repute fur lioesty.aidl te6-
peranee, and is well proviOed with house
room and conveniences for the arcommo•
dation of strangers and trvellets.
Fredetick Krell;. eter Livingston
John N'illiarhson Nathaniel Williams
Samuel Steel Jahn b. Stewart
E. M. Jones • William Couch
Wm. Steel. John B. White
Adam MorniniSlar Jas. Clark
•Eleazor Cox. •
To the Court rf Quarter Seitsions oi the
County of guntengdon: .
_ _
,
Thu Petition of Peter Livin g ston of
the Borough of Huntingtlon, th e coun
ty of Huntingpon, .slicweth : That lie
keeps a Public House, called an Ann 917
Tavern, in the said Borough of Hunting
don, and that the said lon or Tavern is
necessary to accommodate the public and
to entertain strangers and travellers.
PETER LIVINGSTON.
Huntingdon, March 4, 1846.
We, the undersigned, citizens of the
Borough of Huntingdon, hereby certify
that the [rouse now kept by Peter Living
ston, as an Inn or Tavern, in the Borough
of Huntingdon is, necessary to accom,
modate the public, and entertain stran
gers and travellers; and that the said
Peter Livingston is of good repute for
honesty and .temperance, and is well pi o
wed with house room and conveniences
for the accommodation of strangers and
travellers. •
George Gwin, Dennis Buoy,
S. S. - Wharten,!Ram A. Saxton,
Owen Boat, lames Saxton ;
David Cotestock, butes Clark,
. •
J. %Viltistroion, (,;• A. Newingahni
Thomas Fishet,,lacols Snyder,
4
George Steel, , ill. Jones.
IE.4.LANK liONllei—Judgiovot and com
-441/1111Q11—for sale at this office.
ytt)STICES' lllaiiks of all kinds, lot saie
at this (Mit.
To the Honorable, the Court r f Quarter Sessions
of flitiPasee, of the County of Huntingdon: .
The
• Pelition of John Whittaker,
respeethilly silos eth : Thilt your petition
er occupies a commodious house, situate
on Allegheny street, in the borou r ,a 4 l of
Huntingdon, which is well calculated for
a public house of entertainment ; stud
from its location, is suitable as well as'
necessary for the accommodation • of the
public and the entertainment of strangers
and travellers—that he has eccupied the
said house, as a licensed Inn for tie last,
twenty eight years, and that he is desirous
of continuing the , same. fle; therefore,
respectfully prays the court to rent him
a license to keep an Inn or Public House
of entertainment there, and will ever
pray, 4.c. -JOHN WHITTAKER.
Huntingdon, March 4, 1846. .
We the undersigned, citizens of :the,
borough of Hontingdop aftiresaid„ being
personally acquainted with John W hit -
take r, the above named pentioner,.and
alsd having knoivledge of the house for
which the license . Is
,prayed, do hereby
certify that such lionse is necessary to
accommodate pitblic, and entertain,
strangers nil trav ellers-.hat he is a per
son of good tototte for hcnesty and tem.
perance, and that he is well ijrtrejtled with
house pion) and dther conveniences for
the lodging ntpl•accoipmodation of stran
gers and travellers; therefore, beg
featie to : recommend for a liCeuse, agree
a`de td his petition . . ' ' •
Thomas ‘Veilece, Fisher,
Wm. Ste‘Vart,' John N: . Prowell,
Peter Noff, f,awis Schnider,
Jacob Africa, Isaac Lininger, ,
William Rotlirock, Gett.• Jackson,
Jno.•Cresswell. Samuel Moore. •
t
To the Honorable, the Judges.of the Court
of Common Pleas and Quarter SCBBIO7IB a.
the Peace, for the county of Huntingdon
The Petition of Michael bisler, res
pectfully sheweth: That he mcapies that
commodious /louse in the borough of Al
exandria, immediately at the-locks, on the
Pa. Canal, and is well known ,ps,, and
calculated for, a Public gause of enter.
taininent —and that the saidliouse is suit
able as well as necessary to accommodate
and entertain stranget-a nail travellers—
that he is provided with staWing, and all
other conveniences necessary for a Pub
lic House—that lie has occupied the same
as a licensed Inn for the last eight years.
He therefore respectfully prpys,lhe Court
to grant him a license to keep a Public
Inn or Tavern in said Crouse; and he will
pray Ate. MICR AnL SISLER.
March 4,1846.,--pd.
1 ., .
We the undersigned, citizens of the
said borough, being yersonally acouniqr4l,
;iiii"SliCriaerSisler, the above named ap.
plicant, and also having a knowledge of
• the house for which the liceisse isprayed,
do hereby certify that such Inn Or Tar-_
ern is necessary to accommodate gie•ptib :
lic and entertain strangers arid travellers,
and that the said Michael Sister is a man
or good repute for honesty land temper,
ance—and that he l is. well provided with
house room, stabling and conveniences
for lodging and accommodation of stran
gers and travellers. Ito therefore beg.
leave to recommend him for a license
agreeably to his petition.
Samuel Spyker, Cartons fatterson,
John N. Sweope, If. Fuckler,
Peter Shnitz, Francis-Conner;
John Bisbin, Robert:Carman,
John Piper, Jr.... Daniel 'Piper
Samuel Isenberg Wrij: k`zaugh,
Caleb Yocum, - W. /1. Given,
Jacob Baker, tephen Itingeri
Jimes Yocum r , i...f. ii.,Kennedy,
N. Cresswell.
Orphan's Court Sale..
11)11,Y virtue of an order of the oi.-
.1111/phans' Cody! of Huntingdon county,
will lfl:tkposed to public sale on
Monday 14e.Gth 4r.Aivil next,
at the house of JAMES iI'AIURT RIE,
Inn-keeper, in West toWnship, EIGHT
TRACTS, of Unseatd Land, late the
.property of Jacob K. Neff; dec'd, situate
in said, township, one containing 400 hun
dred acres, surveyed ,on, a .warrant in the
name,of Henry Conan : One containing
400 acres, surveyed on a warrant in the
nameof David Stewart: One containing
400 acres, surveyed on a warrant in the
name. of A. Johnston : On 4 containing
400 acres, surveyed op a warrant in. the
name.of Hugh Johnston : One containing
400 acres, surveyed on a warrant in the
name of Henry :West: One containing
400 acres, surveyed on a warrant in the
name of Thos: 111cCutie : One containing
420 acres, surveyed on a warrant in the
!tame of James Dean : and one containine,
400 acres, surveyed on a warrant in the
nmecof John Adams.
TERNIS i —One half of the purchase
money to be paid on the confirmation of
ihe sales, respectively, and the residue
within one year thereafter, kith interest
to be •Secured by the bond and mortgage
iif the purchaser. By the Cpurt,
JOHN REED, Clerk.
Attendance given by JOIINNfiii,
Jan. 21. 1845—15. Executor,
NOTICE•
• THE subscr:hcr would hereby inform
the public, that he has purchased the fol
lowing property. sold at Constable's sale.
F ,l ), 11, 1840, as the property of John
Haughenbaugh, viz: One black mare; one
sorrel mare; two setts of horse gears; one
waggon, one red cow; two red heifers, two
ploughs; one harrow; one cutting box; one
clock; and three sheep.
The undersigned has, felt the ahove al ti
des in the possession of Said John naught',
bough, until he sees. proper to take them
away, and would therefore caution all per
sons from meddling with the same.
JOHN R. lit