Tragedy. it is our painful duty to record this; morning the brief events of a tragedy which is unparalleled in the bloody an pals of our city, and throws the wildest of romantic fictions into the shade. Love abandonment and revenge were the in citing causes to this fearful tragedy. The history of this bloody affair is, in brief as follows: Not many years si nee, Capt. John Howard married the Montreal, of a physician residing Montreal, Canada. They lived together jn apparent happiness and do mestic com fort for some time in this city, but difficul ties occurred not necessary-h ere to na - ne and the parties seperated; the)wife taking the two children, a boy and • girl. Not hang after the separation Capt. H. ob (aided the two children by violent means -having no recourse in law—and pld ced them in charge of a friend in Ken tucky, at the same time an application for divorce was pending in a court in {hat State. Mrs H. was of an impetuous deter Mined tempirariamt-='-a woman ttif many aecotiplishinonts, and capable tif high 01e6es fn society—and felt her (tu i tiotliaiion to a keen degree, and had Often S , .Vorn revenge. Heaven knows ilia' his got it ! Capt. H. married aga 4 n, (it is said) and was living at the time of this ter rible transaction, with the !tidy (quite handsome by the way, and amiable in her manners)—who fell a victim to the wild fury of jealousy and vengeance— and perished tinder the knife of the abandoned wife. The circumstances of the tragedy are as follows : At about 5-o'clock last evening, a wc- Man called at the boarding house of Mrs. Wolf, on fifth street between Plum and Western Row, and walked into the en try. Meeting Mrs. W she said— "Mad am, I saw your door open and took the liberty of Walking in. I came to see Mrs. ilnward." Aire. W. said she would call Mrs. H., and immediately went up stairs for that purpot e. Mrs. H. soon came down, and upon meeting the stranger, the latter sprang at her and plunged n knife into her neck severing the jugular, and tl en walked off! Mrs. H. staggered back into the kitchen, the blood gushing from the wound, cried. 0, Mrs. Wolf, lam kill ed !" and expired in a short time! Mr. Howard was in the house at the time, and upon being made acquainted with the facts, he seized a knife, and calling the name of the murderess, rushed down stairs—but she bad escaped ! The bleeding object 3f his love was writh ing in death before him, and he became • frantic. Pursuit was made for the murderess but she could be . found no where. Mr. .Inhn L. Scott, member of Council frill] the second ward, however, met her a short time after the murder, on Fourth street, near Vine, when site called his attention, by showing him a knife reek ing with blood, and exclaimed—"l have done it !—I killed her!—can I get this much out of Howard !" She was de termined in her manner, and her eye had the glare of a maniac !, Her hand and arm to the elbow were besmeared with blood, and there were some spots upon her face. Mr. S. wits so complete ly confounded by this stngu!ar meeting, that be suffered her to pass on. She was arrested nt n late hour last night by of ficer Hulse, Jr., rear her residence.— Cincinnati Commercial Fes. 3. A Woatas BOUND son CALIFORN IA .-Rotnaner in Rral L.P.—About two weeks since a girl employed in the Merrimack Milis ' Lowell, left her boarding house, stating that she was going to spentl some months with her parents in Pe terboro', N. 11. After an absence of nearly •a week, it was discovered that she had gone to this city in male attire, and was making prepa rations to leave for California. Her parents were intnieiliately informed of these facts, who arrived here on Monday last, and at once com menced search for the missing daughter, Who was finally found on board a vessel bound for California. }tee hair had been rut off—and with lierononkOy jacket and large pants, she made a very fine looking young man. It seems that she Sad drawn some $2OO from the Savings flanks, came to this city, stopped at the Pem berton house, secured a passage to California, purchased pistols, etc., and would have been ou her way to the golden banks of the Sacramento, had it not been that a girl in the confidence of dur heroine, who, fearing the result, informed a relative, and thus exposed her whereabouts.— She was very reluctant to give up the heroic undertaking, which she fatally consented to do, and returned with her parents to Peterboro'.— Berton Signal. Inrcocrarer DECISION.-The Court of Appeals of„ the State of Maryland, now in session at An napolis, has sustained the constitutionality of the State law, forbidding the venders of liquors upon the Sabbath. The Sun says It was an appeal from a decision of one of the county courts, in which the judgment of the court below was rever sed on the ground of informality in the bill of exceptions, there being no proof that the defendant etas a retailer of li quor. The court, however,decided that the State had the right under the con stitution, to pass the law in question. ANOTHICR GOOD Move as CONGRESS.—The House of Congress, having abolished flogging in the Navy, have followed up the good move- Executors' Nett Ce. !fleet by abolishing the grog ration, which is Estate of JOI-LIY AIec:MI:AIRY, late two gills a day. In place of this the sailor is of HeAdersoit totenship, deed. to receive four cents. Mr. John A. Rockwell, NOTiCE is hereby given that fetters testamen ef Connecticut, has the credit of this act, and 1 hey have been granted to die entletsigned on the Mr. Sawyer of Ohio, the credit of the former. estate of Jelin McCartney, late of Henderson If the Senate confirm these proceedings, we township, deceased. Persons knowing themselves indebted willeorneforwartland make pay mehband shall soon see a desirable improvement M the all those having claims will present them day au, eiiatacter of the Navy. 1 thenticatedforeettlement. _ j ISA BELL A McCARTNEY; Execht, ix, _ 1 Boots and shoes. ISA EIECA IitcCARTNEY; I lar gest, finest and I)est assort. Cl 7" A young widow who edits a paper in a . Execbtrir. I TilynEen of Boots and Shoes, a:Tr neighboring state, says i . " We do TIM look so well today as usual', oaaecoont of the non-ar- IIIDLANK DEEDS AND BONDS FOR brdughl to town, for sale b3t rival of the zr://,,,, ,, 1 SALE AT THIS OFFICE. ' J. k. W. SAXTON. A Touching Story. lion. A. 11 Stephens, of Ga., in a recent ad dress at a meeting in Alexandria, for the bene fit of the Orphan Assylum and Free School of that city, related the following anecdote: " A poor little boy, in a cold night in June, with no home or roof to shelter his head, no paternal or maternal guar dian or guide to protect and direct him on his way, reached at nightfall the house of a rich planter, who took him I in, fed, lodged, and sent him on his way with his blessing. Those kind atten tions cheered his heart, and inspired him with fresh courage to battle with the obstacles of life. Years rolled on : Providence led him on ; he had reached the legal prtfession ; his host had died ; the cdritorants that prey on the sub stance of man had formed a conspiracy to get from the widow her estates. She! sent for the nearest counsel to comma! her cause to him, and that counsel pro ved to be the orphan boy years before I welcomed and entertained by her and her deceased husband. The stimulus of a warm and tenacious grhtatide was I now added to the ordinary motives con nected with the profession. He under took her cause with a will not easily to be resisted ; he gained it ; the widow's estates were secured to her in perAtui ty ; and, Stephens added, with an emphasis of emotion that sent its elec tric thrill throughout the house—Mat orphan boy stands before you !" How TO FIND TITS VALVE OF CALIFORNIA.- Multiply Typee by Baron Munchausen—add the seven league boots of Jack the Giant Killer —carry the Moon Hoax, raised to its fiftieth power to the amount, with its unit figure in the column of millions—cast out the nines and sob stract 17,009 miles on short rations. The re mainder will be the square of the Arabian Nights' Entertainments—to which add seven teen new voyages for Sinbad the Sailor—a top sail schooner load of Aladdin's lamps (latest patents) and the great carbuncle Mount Jebun gerbad—which gives light to two-thirds of Humbugistan—and divide the whole, or your own jugular with a bowie knife! And the re sult will be astonishing ! Death of B. Watkins Leigh. The Richmond Whig announces the deaths of Benjamin Watkins Leigh, one of Virginia's ablest sons, and proudest statesmen. He died at Richmond, on Friday, after a long and pain ful illness, in the 08th year of his age. Mr. Leigh was at one time a leading member of the U. S. Senate. THE MARKETS. Philadelphia, Feb. 8, 1849 The produce market is still dull, the stocks being light, and the receipts very limited. We notice some further small sales of Flour at $5 per bbl. for common brands, and better lota for city use at 25 a 7.5 c. higher. There is nothing doing in Rye Flour or Corn Meal, prices re maining study. The last Sale of Wheat was a lot of prime Penn'a red at 108 c per bu., but we quote at 105 a 108 c. Further sales of Rye at 67 a 68c., and Corn at 56c. per bm Oats are dull, and Southern are nominal at 30e. MARRIED. On Wednesday the 7th inst. by Rev. J. A. Gere, Mr. URIAH CROWEN to Miss ANN DOROTHY DECKER, both of Shirley town ship. DIED. On Tuesday, 30th ult., in Marietta, Lancaster county, Pa., Ron., A. RAMSEY, aged about AO years—leaving a wife and two children to mourn his loss. , The deceased was a native of this place.' his mother and two sisters, still reside here. He , was a man of unblemished moral character; hone3t, industrious and of good habits, he natu- I rally won the esteem of all who knew him.— ! After arriving at manhood, he removed to Ma rietta, where he married, and where, for some time previous to his death, he held the office of Luinber Inspector. The good character which he took with him from home, he maintained up to the time of his death. He was a kind son and brother; an affectionate ann provident hus band and father, and an esteemed and valuable member of society. His loss is deeply mourn ed by his reiatives, and regretted by all who enjoyed his acquaintance. At Springfield Furnace, Blair county, on the 20th ult., Join W. LIAS, son of Jona. Lies, ; Esq., aged 17 years. Administrator's Not ice. Estate of J.3.,VE .11,11 M, late of Jack- SOIE township, tlec'd. NOTICE is hereby given that Letters of .Id mihtstration have been g-anted to the uhder eigned on said estate. Persona indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment, and those having claims nr demands against the same to present them duly authenticated for set tlement to .10 IN BARK, Feb. 13, 1849—pd Admitdmlra;n, Great Economy in Kindling Fires. fFtHE attention of Country Merchants. Pea lore, and Dealers generally. and families ale reapectfully invited to a enmposition called C lIEEVER'S PA PENT FIRE KINDLING, an article much needed and in demand firm all quarters. FIFTY Cervrei will supply one fire ev ery day for fi months. It is neatly done up in Fackagee, each containing 24 cakes—each cal,e 10 incite. square,—one of which instantaneously taking fire from contact with a lighted match will Ignite Charcoal, Wood and BilurninGua Coal, and with one-fourth the ordinary quantity of wood or charcoal will kindle the Anthracite. For sale, Wholesale and Retail, at the KIND LING DEPOT,No. 149 doutli Ind street, Phil adelphia. J. W. GRAY. Felt. IS, 1134a—im, Sheldrake's Alleghany Home, RECEIPTS & EXPENDITURES No. 280 Market Street, above Eighth, n f • (South side,) Hunt i ngdon County, from the Bth day of Philadelphia. January, A. D. 1848, up to and including the sth day of January, A. D. 1849. Tuts large and splendid Hotel has been for nished with entire new furniture. The bar RECEIPTS. Room is the largest in Philadelphia. The Per lora and :•itting-Roosis are entirely separated front the noise and hustle, consequent to the ar rival and departure of cars. The Portico ex tending the whole front of the house, affords a cool retreat in warm weather, and a splendid view of the greatest thoroughfare in the City. The Lodging Rooms are well furnished. The Table as well provided for as at any other Octet, oith every attention of the managers to make!! the beat Hotel for Merchants and Business Men during their stay in the City. The terms will he one dollar per day, On the arrival of the Cars from the Wept, a Porter will he in attend ance to convoy baggage ,&c. to the Hotel, which is adjoining the depot. Feb. 13, 1819-Bm. T+s sale. DY virtue of a wilt of Levet - 1 Facies. now in I my hands, I will sell on the premises, on Sheriff's Sale. 7'uesday, the 6th day of .41areh next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at public vendue or outery,the following described real estate, viz: A houso and lot situated in Mifflin street, be tween Smith and Montgomery sheets, in the bo rough of Huntingdon, the same being lot No. 182, in the general plan of said town, and being 50 feet in front on said Mifflin street, and extend ing back at right angles 200 feet, adjoining the Seceder Church on the east and John Zonter on the west, on which is erected a now two•etory log dwe ling hoUse almost finished. Seized, tlTlten in execution, and to Le sold a' the piopiqty of Willinm Johnston., M. CROWNOVEtf, Fherit. Sh'lT's OtTice, Huntingdon, Feb. 13, 1849. NOTICE, lILL persons are hereby cautioned, not to purchase a note given by the subscriber to Joseph Vance, of a principal of $BO or upwards, date not reccollected ; it is the •nly one given by me to said Joseph Vance, as 1 thee an offset against said rote. ALEXANDER THOMPSON. Feb. 6th 18.19. Look out for Bargains! illore Watches, Jewelry, Silver Spoons, &c., _4; „ . NOTIIER superior lot of GOLD and SIL- L% VEK WATCHES of various descriptions, will be received and opened this evening at the "Huntingdon Jewelry Store.” Also—Gold Finger Rings, Gold Pens, Steel Beads Pistols, &c., &c. J. T. SCOTT. • Iluntingdon, Feb. 6, 1849. Administrator's Notice, Estate of JOSEPH JIICKSON , (of David) dec'd, late of Jackson township, Huntingdon county. NOTICE is herehy given that letters of Ad ministration on void estate hive been grant. ed to the undersigned. All persona indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate pay. ment,and those having claims or demands against the acme to present them duly authenticated for settlement to GEORGE OLIVER, Ailm'r. Oliver towrighip, Mifflin county i.e. 31, 1849-61.-pd. • • • • Administrator's Notice. Estate of C./ IS. 5..4 XD R. LEECH, late of Union township, Huntingdon county. NOTICE is hereby given that Letters of Ad ministration on said estate have been gant ed to the undersigned. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate pay ment, and dune havingclaints or done ids against the same to present them duly authenticated for settlement to MOSES SWOOPE, Administrator. Penmylrania Railroad Company. I Notice is hereby given that the SEV- ' ENTH INSTALLMENT of Fivu Dot, ',YRS per share on the capital stock of this company is required to be paid on or before the Ist day ofJanuary next ; ' The eighth instalment of five dollars per share on or before the 2d day of March —The ninth instalment of fire dollars per share on or before the Ist day of May, and the tenth instalment of five dollars per share on or before the Ist day of July next, at the office of Miles & Dorris. Payments will be received of one or more instalments, or the Stock may be paid in full, at the option of the Stock holders, and interest will be - allowed from date of payment. Instalments riot paid patictually will be subject to the penalty of one per cent per month, as required by law. GEORGE V. BACON, Treas. Dec. 12, 1848. A PURELY VEGFTABLE MFDICINF. WorsdelPs Vegetable Restorative Pills lIAVE been gradually but surely coming into favor, among the families of this Country for some years past , They have done Ibis entirely through their great worth as a FAMILY MED ICINE. Agencies have been appointed but no pulling and humbug such as is resorted to by (plces to sell their medicine has been done. The pills are offitred for sale and have and will continue to be sold by all the pi inciple store keepers. The proprietors claim for their Medi cine the following advantages over all others— viz: They are PURELY VEGE'T'ABLE, They are CERTAIN 'l'o OPERATE. Their operation is FREE from all PAIN. They can be used with EQUAL BENEFIT by theyoung est INFAN 1 and the STRONGEST MAN— Their efficiency in Fevers, Ague, Headaches, Habitual Costiveness, Dyspepsia, Cholera Min h., &c.. has bees proven upon thousands.— They area Cei lain Cure for Worms. The pro prietors possess a certificate from a gentleman in St. Louts who was cured of a TAPS WORM by the UPC of them. Try them they will not fail. Travelling agent for the State of Pennsylva nia—tnzlizEs P. Am,. For sale, price 25 cents a box containing FIFTY PILLS, with full directions by the following agents in Huntingdon County: Thomas Read & Son. Huntingdon. Thom& Orbison, Orbisonia. J. M. Lind/my, Hollidaysburg, Blair Co. WEEKS & Co. Proprietor., Laboratory No. 141 Cheimut street, Philadelpnia. January 23. 1849-Iy. 1846 Michael Barndoilar, Clay, John %Willy:Fr, Franklin, Samuel R. Boggs Henderson, Jacob Keg% Porter, 184. Robert Massey, Barree; Joseph L. King, Brady, Daniel J. Logan, Cromweif; Lemuel Green, Cass, Moses Greenland, Clay, Thomas W. Neely, Dublin, John 11. Stonebraker, Franklin', Jacob Russel, Hopewell, William B. Smith, Jackson, John M. Tussey, Morris, Andrew M'Clure, Porter, John Anderson, Penn, John Shaver, Shirley, William Ramsey, Springfield, George May, Tell, Adam Muck, Tod, John Bumgardner, Union, Samuel Ewing, West, John Heffner, Walker, 184.8. John S. Miller, Barree, Joseph L. King, Brady, Daniel J. Logan, Cromwell, Conrad Curfinan, Cass, Archibald McNeal, Clay, William Harper, :Dublin, John Conrad, Franklin, John Flenner, Henderson, •1 Abl'abani Brumbaugh, Hopewell, David S. Bell, Jackson, Joseph Law, Morris, John Brumbaugh, Penn, George Whittaker, Porter; William McGarvey, Shirley,. Robert Madden of H, Springfield, Samuel Budge, Tell, Mordecai Chilcote, Tod, Levi Smith, Union, Vincent Stevens, Wi Samuel Ewing, West, Peter Thompson, Walker, Redemption money of unseated lands paid since last settlement, 219 03 John Oswalt, balance of note, 5 11 John Harper, Esq., sale of an estray, 1 91 Henry Harker, on account of judgment, 20 00 Henry Myers, for hay on C. House lots, 600 Abraham L. Wilt, for coal, 1 00 County Tax on unseated land., 318 62 School Tax, do. • do. 61 92 Road Tax, do. do. 07 08 Balance in the Treasury at last set tlement, Balance due Treasurer, I EXPEN DIU & TRE Attorney General, slid others, on criminal prosecutions, $ 233 23 Grand and traverse jurors, cryer, &c. 2,977 25 Constables making returns, ailvertrs ing springelectiOn,serVing notices, &c. 342 01 Assessoh, 281 00 Judges. inspectors, & clerks of elation, 610 32 Road and bridge viewers, 152 00 Inquisitions on dead bodies, 4 00 Sundry persons, premiums on wild cats, foxes, and wolves, Comm'rs-=J. F. Miller, in full of 1847, Daniel Teague, do. - Same,'onacc't of 1818, R. Cummins,in full of 1817, Same, on acc't of 1818, J. Greenland, in full of 1817, Same, on acc't of 1848, Auditors,-George Wilson, L. G. Kessler, James G,llam, A. K. C'ornya, counsel to Comm's, W. S. Africa, in full as clerk to Comm'rs for 1817, S. Smyth Read, on nee't as clerk to Comm'rs for 1818, Jane Beim, washing for co. prisoners, Mary Gibson, sweeping and scrubbing the Court House, County Printing—James Clark, William Lewis, Wm. Dorris, ag't for It. Penn Smith, ground rent and interest on Court House lots, John Ker, on acc't of delivering fire wood to C. House and sail for 1847, S. R. Stevens, for 20 tons of coal, James Steel, proth'y and cl'k quarter sessions, fees and furnishing sta tionary for the Court, &c., Bridges. A. Carmon, in full of bridge across Crooked creek, in Walker township, J. Entrekin, on acc't of bridge across Juniata river, at Vandevander's, J. & 0. Coplin, on acc't of bridge across Raystown branch, near J. Entriken's, Same, on acc't of bridge across Lit tle Juniata river, at Gaysport, A. Stains, on acc't of bridge across Aughwick creek, in Cromwell twp, John Robertson, on acc't of bridge across Juniata river, at Drake's Ferry, and interest, Wm. Taylor, in full of bridge across Raystown branch, near C. Snare's, Win. Walker and J. Iluyett, on ucc't of bridge at Alexandria, A. Carmon and E. Harris, on acc't of bridge near Barree forge, Porter tp, D. Keech, on acc't of bridge across Little Juniata river, near Daniel Brua's, in Frankstown twp, now Blair county, and interest, T.E. Orbison, repairing bridge across Black Log creek, Cromwell twp, Wm. Taylor, and John Robison, re pairing liridge across Raystown branch, near Conrad Snare's, Sundry persons, refunded taxes and costs of lands sold at Treasurer's sale, Sundry supervisors, road tax on un seated lands, Sundry school treasurers, school tax on same, Sundry persons for blank books for duplidates and assessments, land ledger, &c. &c., John Cresswell, auditing the accounts of the proth'y,register & recorder, &c., for 1817, H. K. Neff, for a sign. for Treasurer's office, Sundry pers,obs,iedemptioh nioliey of lands sold at Treasurer's sale, R. Kinkead, Esq., going to Bedford as Senatorial Return Jffilge, Lewis Schneider, fol. making cases for Register's and Cormn'rs' offices, A. L. Smith, painting cases, F. B. Wallace, postage', Henry Myers, cutting fire weird, &c. Jacob Miller, Esq., recordiirg Tree- surer's bond, 8ic:„ John Whittaker adri .John Marks, .boarding Jurors, Sundry persons, for repairs to Court Vtouse and Jair, David Snare, Esq., costs of suits brought by the county before him, 5 62 Isaac Nett; Treasurer, advertising lands, not sold by direction of Comm'rs, 6 00 By Treasurer's commission, on 03,991 87, at I a per cent., :350 87 In testimony of the correctness of the above account, we have hereunto set dui' hattds the sth day of January, A. D. 1849. ROBERT CUMMINS, JOSHUA GREENLAND, WM. HUTCHINSON, Commissioners, $ 3 72 111 00 105 00 161 6 Attest— J. SMYTH READ, Clink We, the undersigned Auditors of Huntingdon County, do hereby certify, that we have exam ined the orders of the Commissioners pf said county and the receipts of the same for the past year, and find a balance due the Treasurer of live hundred and seventy-font dollars and sixty cents. Given under our hands this sth day of January A. D. 1819.. TAMES GILLAM , COUNTY TAX List of outstanding Balances due by Me following Collectors, viz ,. 1810. S. Robinson, Allegheny, 1816. Charles Cowden, Barren, 310 07 John Zentmyer, Franklin, 251 71 Samuel.R. Boggs, Henderson, 11 59 Jacob Rough, Porter, 312 08 James Hampson, Union, 11 47 1817. . Lemuel Green, Cass, Thomas W. Neely, Dublin, J. H. Stonebtaber, Franklin, Wm. B. Smith, Jackson, John Anderson, Penn, Wm. Ramsey, Springfield, George May, Tell, ._ • .848. fJohn S. Miller, Barree, 477 01 'Joseph L. King, Brady, 60 30" (David J. Logan, Cromwell, 275 76 fUonrad Curfman, Cass, 41 39 (Archibald McNeal, Clay, ts 99 59 IWilliain Harper, Dublin, 217 35 (John Conrad, Franklin, :196 03 •John Flenner, Henderson, . 2 50 tDavid S. Bell, Jackson, 478 66 (Joseph Law, Morris, 260 50 iWilliam M. Garvey, Shirley, 566 38 (Robert Madden, (of H.) Springfield, 110 14 "Samuel Burdge, Tell, 85 82 Mordecai Chilcote, Tod, 217 14 fLeni Smith, Union, 8:1 11 •Vincent Stevens, Warriorsmark, 298 50 ifiamuel Ewing, West, 690 77 peter Thompson, Walker, 150 14 420 40 074 60 $12003 17 •Since paid in full. tSince paid In part. nankaT CUNMINS, JOSHUA GREENLAND, WM. turrcHlsoN, commisiioners Feb. 0, 1819. • SHERIFF'S SALE. tue of 13 3( h a v n i 11 1 1 e w e r ! on l. t s h i e en p d r . e tEnijr;en ow t i'ln'unesy day the 25th day of March next, the following real estate, viz: A ce lain tract of land situate in Cromwell township, Huntingdon county, containing about one hundred and twenty-seven acres, more less, adjoining hinds of Elijah Price, Samuel Stewart, Thomas CroMwell, Esq. and Ja: k a Mountain on the West, having thereon erected two small log holism., cabin Ida), slietkt 40 acres etelfreil-Lltnir /me being patented in the name of J ihn Crom well. 232 63 10 00 40 00 70 00 38 00 20 00 25 50 75 00 0 00 6 00 0 00 50 00 Seized, taken in execution and to be sold as the property of John Bee. M. CROWNOVEIL.heritt Sheriffs °Mee, flantingdon, Felt. 6, 1949. 100 00 123 00 20 00 SIZERIIT'S SALE, 20 00 00 50 31 00 I)Y virtue of a writ of Vend. Ex., now in my ) hands, I will sell, on the premises, on Thurs day the Ist day of March next, the following des cribed real estate, viz: A tract of land situate in West Barree town ship, Huntingdon county, containing about fifteen acres more lir less, adjoining lands of David Whitesell, Martin Walker, James Ham es heirs, any having thereon erected a small log honor; small barn and some fruit trees; most of said land cleared. 105 83 50 00 100 00 117 78 Seized, taken jip eFecutioni and to be /fold ad the prolierry of David Weight, M. clibWA °Arbil, Sheriff. Sheriff's (Mice, Huntingdon, Feb. 6, 1899. 349 00 721 80 Dissolution of Partnershlif. 252 00 The partnership heretofore existing between the subscribers in the butchering business, was dissolved by mutual consent on Thursday Tld of January, 18.19. All persons having unsettled accounts are requested to call immediately and settle the saine. 490 00 100 00 PETER snumr HENRY BUTTS. Graysport, Jan. 3°, 1810—pd. 1,155 81 42.5 00 1.12.)1=PLE(..MT.- -- - • Of Partition and Valuation of the Real Lest ate of JOHN.II I LLER, late of Union township, Huntingdon Cou„nty, deceased. • 828 50 377 50 rill-1E heir s and legal repreeentutiver of the raid John Miller, deceased, viz: Christian Miller,John Mi ler, Matthew Miller, and Han nah Dell now intermarried with Michael Dell, are hereby notified that by virtue of a Writ of Partition n • Valuation, issued to die out of the Orphans' Court of Huntingdon Coutity, I will hold an Inquisition on the Real Estate if said de ceased, viz: a Tract of Land situate in Union township, Huntingdon county, .ontitining :139 acres and allowance, on TUESDAY'. MARCH lath, 1849,0 n the premises, when and where all interested can attend if they think proper. MA PTHE lV CROWNOVER, Sheriff. Orrics, Jan. 31,1849-41 S 193 62 193 00 411 00 85 76 30 44 17 25 78 08 Bridge Proposals. 16 50 IllH E undersieted Cornmiaairmera of Hunting ] Jon county, will receive propoula at their office in Huntifig . don, on' and until Tueaday the gOth day of February next fur building th'e fol row iog bridges, vii: 128 78 10 00 One aorosa the Little Juniata River at Union Peirnace. 71 31 R 00 9 94 Vi 80 RMI oheicroasthe A ughwick creek, et or near Merge ENy's Mill. l'rounwell townehip. The plan and specifications can be area at the Cummissionere Office. ROBERT CUMMINS, JOSHUA GBEENLAND, WILLIAM' HUTCHISON, Commissioners. 6n 00 Jan. 30, 1940 23 CHEAPER THAN EVER If you went to get the worth of your money tirri GEORGE GWIN,_ where you will find the lirgeor, beet, end cheep ant a 4sortm'ent of Goode, ill et the town can pro duce; end thud, too, et each low price. that ell who porch., era Fully eatiefled tat our motto is true,' , A quick Six-pence is better than 'low shilling." Huntingdon, Oct. 17, 1848. $12,463 17 CITIZENS OF HUNTINGDON COIATI 7 , NOR''S YOUR TIME TO GET THE WORTH OF YOUR MONEY 1 J. & W. SAXTON Inform the public that they have receivrd splendid and extensive assuriment of aJI kinds; of FALL 81, WINTER GOOS, which they ate determined in sell at pilece to suit ALL. They invite the public to call and ex amine theirqwds. _ ._._ WM. RAMSEY, L. G. KESSLER, Auditory Huntingdon, Nov. 21, 1848 FALL AND WINTER COODS. Great Retinaion in Pr'Cell. DORSET & 'IV/AGUIRE; Have juiit received direct from the Eastern Cities, and are now opening a splendid lesion. nt of NEW AND C E P GOODS , consisting of every variety of WI; 33 _ 7-'3 0 0 0 ; Suited to Ladies and Gentlemen's wear, ineludilig C loth.. Cassimera, Sattinetla, Vestinga, Silks, Sat in., Alpachas, Cashmeres, De Laines, (amines, Ginghams, alicoes, Checks, Shawls, &c: We have also a handsome assortment of 17 49 20 00 271 39 21 58 90 79 4 46 1)h • 91 CLOTHING( They would oleo invite attention toiheir.iocL GROCERIES. - - Sugars— 5, 6 and 8 cents per pound— Molasses, from 37# to 40 cents per gallon ; and every other article ususll kept in a Gre'edrt Sitire;ai &jaunt low prides: Boots, Shoes; flats and Caps, Hardware ertd Culleiy, 111'1;4E41rib and Queen.: ware,Druga, Medicines. Dye btlllhii, the. . Ali of which will be sold at very reduced pricei. The Ladies and grentlemen are triiinrstid to call and examine these Goods, as they cannot fail to please all both as regards style and price. DORSEY 1- MAGUIRE, In the store. roonY foinYirri ort'upied by Jacob Miller, opposite ili reeldence ill Judge Huntingdon. [D- All kinds of Country Produce le: ken in exchange for goods. (Sept. 26. $6399 01 GRAN 0 BAZAR ! Fisher, M'Murtrie & CO:: Have just received a further addition to their Fall and Winter stock of Goode, consisting of everything useful and ornamental. Shawls of all kinds and all prices: Muslin de Lain. at 10 cts per ym d ; Calicoes at 3 and 4 CiP ; Muslims, bleached and unbleached, at 3 cis, and yard *hit, at 6 (7:ti; Cashmeres, Hitigh Ois are NIVA6z' proof and other ffodii Ar inert ho;,`d, finds of all kinds, Buffalo socks, gum shoes, Fin IVlo inners, Bendy-made Clothing. Hula and Caps, Trunks, Valises, Blankets, &c., &c., cheaper than ever! Huntingdon, Dec. 3, 1848. Administrators' Notice; NOTICE is hereby glycol hat letters of admit): istration hare been gradted to the undersign ed on the estate pf AttisliaM tong, late of Shirley township', Hu'niingtede idtinty. AII per sons Indebted to /did elite° at t e requested to make idinediate payment, and those hating claim, or demands ag ainst the same to present air& uu'y authenticated ' for settlement. WM. B. LEAS, SAMUEL MeVITTT; Adminiatrators. !Egg. 6 'llenke out in d'New Place t” STANDING STONE HEAD-QUARTERS, CAPT. DAVID DAZZARtf; would respthfeilly hiforth all creatice- - -evo3eiting On two !ego, that into—ririe hid kuriffroai friends in particular, that he has again opei rd in • now pace, next door to T. Read and Son's store, an elegant where he is prepared to accomtnedate all %chantey' favor him with their custom with superior .rlStritt. Finn•' and /Lein's, at all times. Hie new cloud is fitted up on plain)." to ac commodate ladies and ee:.thrtnen. The old Captain" therefore hope. that his friends of both sexes will extend to him a liberal support. CONFECTIONARIES, APPLES, NUTS, &c., &c., always on hand. Nov. 11,1898. Magnetic Telegraph Outdone? . Likenesses taken in a halo less than no time." 9111 E undersignie begs, leave most. respectfully to announce to the Ladies and Gentlemen of Huntingdon and vicinity, that he has prorated an improved Daguerreotype Apparatus, which he has located at the Court House in this place, where he can be found at all times prepared wait upon any of his friends who may favor him with a call. . W. I'. WILSON. Jan. 9, 1619. TO THE VOLUNTEERS AND MILITIA OF THE .2nd BRIGADE, 10th DIVISION, P. M. FELLOW CrrizENs :—At the solicitation of ,many friends, I off, myself ns candidate for BRIGADE INSPECTOR, at the ensuing election. I respectfully solicit your suffrages, andif elected, promise to dis charge fhe duties of the office faithfully—and I trust to ihe:.satisfaction of the Brigade. Your Fefio'w Citizen, JAMEBHINGER Pine Grove Mills, Centre county, Jun. 9, 1819 ---- Rottssiettes Perfumes, Hair Oils, Soaps, Shaving Cream, lc , : A very large lot of Rousosel,Ps unrivalled Shaving Cream, &c., Ire., just opening at the Huntingdon Jewelry Store. It is decidedly the beat assortment in town and will be sold very cheep. buy from READY-MADE' MO.IE NEW GOODS AT THE
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