M.tItItIED. On the 3d inst., by Rev J. B. Williams, Mr. ROBERT GREGORY to Miss NANCY ELLEN MCCAtifigEri both of this county. tilEb► At Shade Gap, on Wetlmsday morning s the 2d inst., of hem .rrhagt.• of the lunge, Professor J. H. W. McGrNms, 'Principal, and in part proprietor of Milnw•ood Acade my. FORGE and FURNACE PROPERTY For Side or Rent. • - I)EBECCA FURNACE AND FORGE, with the necessary buildings, situate on the waters of Standing Stone Creek, is now fin sale or rent. This desindile property, for any person inclined to enter into the Iron business, offers favorable facilities. Situated, as it is, 12 miles elf the pub lic improvements at Huntingdon or Petersburg, itt the heart dt a well wooded country, and with abundance of the finest quality of Iron Ore within two miles from its location, it oflers to the enter prizing, an opportunity seldom met with, to em bark in a profitable business. . . Person; desiring information on the subject, may apply to William or Geor•e Couch, at Conchs' Mills, Burree township, Huntingdon co.; Mrs. Mary Couch, Altoona, Blair cu.; or Thomas P. Campbell, Esq., Huntingdon. GEI)RUE COUCH, WILLIAM COUCH, Wis. of A. Couch, deceased. MARY COUCH, Executrix of Wan. Couch, dec'd. N. B. If nut sold or rented, the undi;ided half part of the above property will he °tiered tbr sale at the Court (louse, hi the borough of Hunting don, on Tuesday the 12th day of April next. Feb. 9, 1633. VALUABLE LIMESTONE FAUN FOIL SALE. By virtue of an order of the Orphans' Court of Huntingdon County, will he exposed to pub lie pale on the premises, near Mill Cicek, in said county, On SATURDAY TIIE 19TH DAY OT MARCH NEXT, at ten o'clock, A. M., all that term or tract of land situate in Brady township, late the propert , of Absalom Plowman, dec'd., bounded by the ate River, Jack's Mount, tiii , Vandevanders' heirs and others, containing 175 Acres more or less, about 70 acres of which are cleared and in a good state of cultivation, having thereon four dwelling houses, one good log barn, a stable, lime-kiln, two good apple and peach orchards, and two nev er failing springs of water. The property con tains Iron Ore and an inexhaustible quantity of limestone. TEll3l6.—One third of the purchase money on confirmation of the sale, and the balance in two equal annual payments with interest, to he secu red by the bonds and mortgage of the purchaser. lANTIIE PLOWMAN, Ex. of A. Plowman, dee'd. February 9, 1853.—Gt NOTICE To the Creditors of DANIEL PR UTZMAN, t f•c. ALL persons interested are hereby notified that the Trust Account of John IL Given, and John Snyder, Assignees of DANIEL PRUTZMAN, ender n voluntary assignment fir the use of his creditors, has been filed in the office of the Pro thonotary of the Court of Common Pleas of Hun tingdon County, and that the same will be pre. vented to the said Court, for confirmation, on the second Monday in April next, at which time the pam4 will be allowed by the sold Court, unless cause be shown why it should not he allowed. THEO. H. CREMEH, Prothonotary. Feb. 9, '53.-4t NOTICE Tu the Creditors of WU McPIIERRAN, e. ALi'persons interested are hcreht notified that the Trust Account of John Conrad, Esq., and George W. Mattern. Committee of the estate Of WILLIAM MCPHERRAN, a Lunatic, late of Franklin township, has been filed in the office of the Prothonotary of the Court of Common Pleas of Huntingdon County, and that the same min be presented to the said Court. for confirmat .on the second Monday in April next, at which time the same will be allowed by the said Court, un less cause be shown why it should not he allow- THEO. H. CREMER, Prothonotary. Fob. 9, '53.-4t Notice to Contractors. Sealed proposals will he received up to the sth i of March next, for the erection of a Presbyteri an Brick Church in the Borough of Petersburg. ! Tho contractor to furnish all the material and complete the building. The plan and specified tions can he seen at any time at the store of Abram Cromwell in Petersburg with whom pro posals can he left, or they may be handed to eith er of the umiersigned Trustees. ABRAM CRESSWELL, JOHN STRYKER, JAMES wrEw ART, 11. ORLADY, JAMES MURPHY. Petersburg Feb. 9, 1853. SOMETHING NEW. MRS. H. G. SUPLEE invites the attention of Country Merchants and Dress Makers to her unrivaled assortment of PAPER PATTERNS, for full sized Ladies' Dressus, Sleeves, Mantles, Tatman, Mantillas, Capes, Aprons, Sucks, &c. The Patterns are embroidered in various de signs, printed and fringed, showing exactly how the Dress will appear when made. Being in constant communication with the hest houses of London and Paris, and furnished month ly with every new design as soon as it appears, the public can always depend on this Old Estab lished House for the must recherche novelties in in dress. Always on hand a beautiful assortment of Children's Clothing, of the newest styles and materials. Medals were awarded her in 1848,'50, and '52. a:r A set of Six Patterns will lie sent to any one enclosing Three Dollars. Mrs. H. G. Stsplee's Children's Clothing & Pattern Emporium, 54 South 2d St., Philadelphia. Feh. 2, 1853.-3 m Orphans' Court *ale. By virtue 14 an order oldie Orphans' Court of Nuntingdon county, will be exposed to public sale at Mill Creek on Saturday the 15th day of March, A. U. 1853, the fallowing described real Estate. late of Rich ard Nu. man, deed., viz A TRACT OF LAND, in Union township Huntingdon county, adjoining the Juniata River nearly opposite Mill Creek, adjoining Robert M'Neal. and others, and near the renusylvatint Railroad, containing 7B Acres, he the same Inure or less, !wing timber ed lane, and of such kind as to furnish cross ties fur Railroad purposes, and of a good quality of farm hind, when cleared. TERMS.—one half in hand on confirmation of sale, and the residue in one year thereafter with in terest to he secured by the hoods and mortgage of the purchaser. By the Court, M. F. CAMPBELL, Clerk: Attendance given by E. L. PLOWMAN, WASHINGTON BUCHANNAN, . a 'CS —Re A dellifeifteo tOf. Auditor's Notice. Estate of.Jonst Itamene,h!te of Dublin township, ilei , 4l. All persons interested in the Estate of John 11 , 1111 , CV. late of Dublin town. , llM, Hunt, coun ty. dec'd , will take notice that the undersigned,. Auditor. appointed to distribute the fund in the hands of John Withercw. Administrator of said dec'd., will attend at his Office in the liorongh of Huntingdon, on Tuesday the Bth of March, 1953, at 10 o'clock, A. M. for that purpose, and that they are hereby required to present their claims heffire such Auditor or he debarred from coming in fur a share of such fund. A. W. BENEDICT, Auditor. Feb. 2,1853.-4 t. Orphans' Court By virtue of an order of the Orphans' Court of Huntingdon county, there will he sold at public vendue or outcry on the premises on Saturday the 2tith day of Febuary 1853, the following described real Estate situated in Springfield township Huntingdon county, the pro perty of Peter Hess, lute of the township and county aforesaid, deed., to wit: A certain messuage or tract of land- situated in the township of Springfield, in the County of Hun tingdon aforesaid, adjoining lands of James G. Madden on the east and north, lands of Thomas Sobers on the south, Richard Madden on the west, Joseph Parks on the north-west, containing 130 Acres more or less, about sixty acres of which are cleared, with two log dwelling hourcs, and a lug horn theron erected. TERMS OF SALE.—One third of the pur chase money to be paid on confirmation of Sale, and the residue in two equal annual payments thereafter, with interest, to he secured by the bonds an d mortgage of the purchaser. Sale to commence at I o'clock, afternoon of said day when attendance will he given by WIl LIAM HESS, Admr., with the Will annexed. M. F. CAMPBELL, Clerk. Jan. 26, 's3.—ts. - Orphans' Court Sale, By virtue of an order of the Orphans' Court of Huntingdon county, there will he sold at public n - endue or outcry on the premises on Friday the 25th day qf February 1853, the following described real Estate situated in Clay township Huntingdon conoty,the property of Ca!eh M. Green, late of the township and county aforesaid, deed., to:wit: A certain messuage or parcel of land Mutated in Clay township in the county of Huntingdon aforesaid, hounded by lands of Jonathan Green on the west, land of George Hudson Esq., on the north, by other lands of said dec'd.. and of A. K. Green on the east, and by other lands of A. K. Green on the south, containing 83 Acres more or less, about forty acres of which are clear ed, with a log dwelling house, and a double pen log barn thereon erected. ALSO, at the same time and place, the one undivided half part of 50 Acres of land sur veyed in the name of Thomit• Green, adjoining the land above mentioned and described on the west and south, land of George Hudson Esq. on the north, and other land of said dee'd., and of A. K. Green on the east, situate in the County and township aforesaid. ALSO, at the same time and place, the one undivided half part of a parcel of 33 Acres of mountain land, adjoining the land last shove men tioned and described on the west,John Hopper on the north, Jack's Mountain on the east, and the hind first above described on the south, situate in the county and township aforesaid. ALSO, at the same time, on the premises, the undivided two sevenths of a certain Sawmill with the privileges and appertenances thereto belong. ing, situate in Clay township and county afore mild, called now Hudson's sawmill, and situate and being on a certain piece or parcel of land now owned by Geo. Hudson. Esq., adjacent to the lands of the said dee'd., above described. TERM OF SALE.—One third of the pur chase monet to he paid on Confirmation of the sale, and the residue in two equal annual pay ments, thereafter, with interest, to be secured by the bonds and mortgage of the purchaser. Sale to commence at I o'clock, afternoon of said day when attendance will be given by AUGUSTUS K. GREEN, Admr. M. F. CAMPBELL, Clerk. Jan. 26, Orphans' Court Sale. By virtue (Wan alias order, of the Orphans' Court of the county of Huntingdon, there will be sold at public vendue or outcry on the premises Saturday the 26th day of February 1851, the followitig described - reel Estate - 'situated in Cass township in the county of Huntingdon afore said, the property of Mathias Miller, late of said township and county deed., to wit: A certain messuage and tract of land situate in Cass township in the county of Huntingdon afore said, bounded on the north-east by land of Antos L. Smith, on the south-west by land of Henry Dell, un the south h.) land of George Quarry, and on the south-east by Rocky Ridge, containing 300 Acres more or less, Fifty acres of which are cleared and cultivated with a two story log dwelling pause and a small stable thereon erec ted. The said land is Patented, and is located in a healthy and improving valley, 4 miles west of Brewster's Factory, and 6 miles south of Maple ton on the Penn'a. Railroad. TERMS OF SALE—One third of the pur chase money to he paid on confirmation of the sale, the residue in two equal annual payments thereafter, to be secured by the Bonds and Mort gage of the purchaser. Sale to commence at o'clock, afternoon of said day when attendance will be given by ABRAHAM MYERLY, Executor of Mathias Miller. M. F. CAMPBELL, Clerk. Jan. 26, '53.-4t. Orphans' Court Sale. Y virtue of an order of the Orphans' Court of fl Huntingdon county, we will expose to Pub lic Sale, upon the prentises,oll FRIDAY THE 18TH DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. D. 1853, the following described real estate, late the property of Jahn Plummer, deceased, viz: All that certain plantation anti tract of land sit uate in Hopewell township, Huntingdon county, and near to the line of the proposed BROAD TOP RAILROAD, adjoining lands of David Humbaugh, James Entrekin, Leonard Weaver, Eli Plummer, and others, containing about 224 Acres, more or less, having thereon a two story log dwelling house, a large frame bank barn, a saw mill and other out buildings, and a good orchard of fruit trees. It is an excellent property and in a desira ble location, affording a fine opportunity for in vestment in one of the best sallies in the interior of the State. 1'1..R.48 OF SALE.—One third of the pur chase money to he paid on confirmation of sale, residue in tau equal annual payments with inter eat, except so much as it shall'he necessary to re tuin•ou account of the charge itt furor of the widow of Eli Plummer, dec'd., which sum is to remain in purchaser's has ,a until her death, interest up on it to be paid to her annually, to be secured by bonds anu mortgage of purchase' ABRAHAM PLUMMER, . ELI PLUMMER, Adm.'s. January 26, 1853.-4 t WANTED PENNSYLVANIA LANDS, from' SOO to 20,000 acres in exchange for City Property, Mer chandise or Cash. Apply to J. A. BURDICK, Real Estate Broken, 106 Walnut St. Jan. 24, 'SS. Philadelphia. RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES Of the County of Huntingdon, from the 11th day of January, 1852, up to the 3rd day day of January, 1853, including both days: Receipts. Amt. in the Treasury at last settlement,•s3s3 02 1846, 'lamb Konith, i'urter, l5O 00 1848, William MeGatrvey,Shirley, 40 96 Mordecai Chi[cote; 'Pod, 1849, Daniel Conrail, Franklin, 72 72 " Henry Elias, Toil, 502 1850, Samuel Henry, Barree, 2 85 " J. Davis Hight, Henderson, 70 00 " David Mountain, Hopewell, 15 00 " Peter Shatter, Morris, 727 " William Dean, Penn. 1510 " William B. White, Walker, 99 5 1851, Jesse Yocum, Brady, 209 27 " John Love, Barren. 424 64 " David Myerly, Cass, 99 45 " William Cunningham, Clay,• •• . • .110 21 " Daniel Teague, i Cromwell, 187 75 " James Cree, Dthlin, 201 23 " Samuel Matters, Franklin, 702 46 " John Marks, Henderson, 641 90 " Jacob Weaver, Hopewell, 214 46 " John Smith, Jackson, 170 75 " Joseph Isenberg, Morris, 332 55 " John Grove, Penn, 161 07 " Daniel Nett Porter, 640 95 " Isaac Sharrer, Shirley,4B6 00 " John Brown, Springfied, 105 87 " Jonathan Briggs ' Tell, 36 21 " Jesse Cook, Tod. 137 00 " Moses Swoope, Union, 122 20 " Thomas Dean, Walker, 251 00 " Azariah Sneketts, Warriorsmark,• •376 69 " Charles Green, West, 927 00 1852, James Forrest, Barree, 317 00 " F. A. McCoy, Brad v,• ••4 403 00 " John R. Gossnell, Cass, 200 00 " John Kyler, Clay, 241 50 . . a John Bolinger, Cromwell, 134 12 " Brice Blair, DOlin, 240 00 Daniel Womel.olorf, Franklin, 578 00 " Jacoh Miller, Hendevon, 1551 35 " John B. Donaldson, llopewell,• •• • 192 00 " James S. Oaks, Jackson, 450 00 " Michael Lowe, Morris, 340 00 " Samuel Bower„, Pena,• . • ” Andrew Anderson. Porter, " George Bowman, Shirley,. " John MN°. Springfield,• " A. C. Blair, Tell, " Levi Smith, Union, " Solomon Houck, Tod, " John Coulter, Walker, " John Byer, Warriorsmark, " William Moore, West,• •• • Amount of County tax received on Unseated Land, School tax, " Road tax, " Amount of Redemption money on Unseated Lands received since last settlement, Amount of Jury fees and fines re ceived from Wm. B. Zeig ler, Sheriff, for 1851, 145 00 Amount for forfeiture of recogni ounce from John Lutz, Expendit Attorney General and others dif Mtn inal prosecutions, 919 52 Constables making returns and adver tising Spring Elections, 322 60 Grand and Traverse Jurors, Court Cryer, Tipstaffs, &c, 2766 50 Assessors Orders, 239 60 Judges, Inspectors and Clerks of Elec• lions, 844 60/ inquisitions on dead bodies, 60 50- Sundry persons premiums on Wild Cats and Foxes, 462 00 Road and Bridge views, ' $268 00 Damages fur a Road to Isaac Shar- rer, 200 00 For laying out n State Road, 149 30 617 50 For building Bridge across Rays:_ town Branch by A. Cnrmon, 700 00 Fur building Bridge across Trough Creek, at Paradise Furnace, by ' Alexander Carmon, 250 00 For building Bridge across Little Anion River, in connection with Blair Co., by Reuben Romig, 525 00 1475 00 For repairing Bridge at Hawns, 264 36 Commissioners— Eliel Smith, 109 00 Robert Stitt, 85 00 Isaac Peightal, 60 00 William Hutchison. in full, 42 00 296 00 Interest on County Bonds and Orders— Henry Fockler, 30 00 William Orhison, Esq., 90 00 John H. Gossnell, 41 53 John Shaver, Esq., 25 00 Thomas Fisher, 84 00 270 53 County Printing— J. Sewell Stewart, 107 00 J. A. Hall, 72 75 Wm. Lewis, 97 00 276 75 Auditors— Thomas Fisher, 13 50 David Parker, 19 50 Kenzie L. Green, 12 00 45 00 Clerk to Commissioners in full for 1851, 50 00 " on account for 1852, 250 00 Coal and Wood for Court House and Jail, 137 42 Mary Gibson, for cleaning C'rt House, &c, 21 00 Mrs. Jane Kohn, washing for Coun ty prisoners, 20 00 Repairs to Court House and .Tail, 691 31 Sundry persons for land sold at Treasurer's sale. &c., 128 23 Sundry persons, School tax on un seated hinds, . 15 00 Sundry persons, Road tax on un seated lands' 14 00 Theo. H. Cromer, Pro'ty. fees. sta tionary for the Court, B lank Books, &e., 401 46 Samuel Smith, for cutting wood, shoveling snow, &c, for 4 years, 53 00 George Jackson. and John Whit taker, for boarding Jurors, 11 12 Counsel to Commissioners— John Reed, in fall for '5l, $4O 00 "on account for '52, 20 00 " Percentage tor mo ney collected, 7 50 John 0. • Miles, fees on suit Hoot. vs Blair County' 40 00 107 50 For establishing Meridian Line, 21 37 1)r. .1. Hoffman. for medicine and attendance to prisoners in Jail, S. H. Green, for appraising Bridge over the Juniata River at Huntingdon, 3 00 Bock and Stationary for public offices, 31 50 A Willoughby, Coat li,r prisoner, 3 50 W. B. Zeigler, Sliff., for suinutoning Ju rors, hoarding prisoners, and c6nvey ing, convicts to the Penitentiary, Ac., 612 98 Sundry persons, Redemption Money on Unseated lands, Interest on Bonds fur Poor House pro perty, Treasurer's Commission on $29127,16 at I j per cent., 436 90 Balance in the Treasury, 3638 15 $16601 10 In testimony of the ^orrectness of the above m ann% we'have hereunto sefone hands this 12th day of January, A. D. 1853. . . ROBERT S'f ITT, ELISE, SMITH, Commie'rs. SAMUEL WIGTON, Artser—H. W. MILLE". Clrk. Account of Me Directors of tie Poor of Bunting don county for the year 1852. RE;;EIPTS, Amount received from sale of produce of Poor House Farm by H. Brewster, Esq., Treasurer, $353 04 Receipt of David Barket for corn, 16 06 " Igen Wigton, &c., for corn and oats, 178 481 $537 581 EXPENDITURES Cash paid David Blair, Esq., Counsel Mr the Directors, tl•0 Dna in favor of David Burket, 5 00 Commission on $365,04 at I per cent., 547 Balance in the hands of the Treasurer, 515 11i $537 54 . We the undersigned Auditors of the County of Huntingdon, do hereby certify that we have ex amined the orders of the Commissioners of said County, and the receipts for the same, for and du ring the past year, and find ji balance in the Trea sury of three thousand six hundred and thirty eight dollars and fifteen rents. — And also that we have examined the account of the Directors of the Poor A said County, and find a balance in the hands of the Treasurer ~ f five hundred and fifteen dollars and eleven and one half cents. Given under our hands this 12th day of Janus. ry, A. I). 1853.......... K. L. GREEN, DAVID PARKER, Co. Auditors, RALPH CROTSLEY, Feb. 2, 1853. NEW STORE, & NEW GOODS. Simon & Gabriel Levi, Respectfully announce to their friends and the public in gt fiend, they will ops'n on Saturday next at the old stand in Market Square, in the Borough of Huntingdon, lately occuph d by one of the firm, AN ENTIRELY NEW AND CHOICE SE LECTION OF STORE GOODS OF ALL KINDS, . . consisting of DRY GOODS, of every description, of the la test styles and hest qualities. GROCERIES of all kinds, fresh and of the hest. READY-MADE CLOTHING—a large stock for men and boys,of the best material and Nell made. BOOTS AND SHOES—a large assortment of coarse and fine. BATS AND CAPS for men and boys. QUEENSWARE, HARDWARE, GLASS WARE, &c. all of which will be Vold low, fur cash or country produce. The public generally, and the old customers of S. Levi, in particular, are earnestly invited to call and examine the Goods and prices. Jan. 26, '53. 463 00 710 09 390 00 •47 00 .270 00 50 00 174 87 450 00 860 00 , 651 03 273 93 •97 32 140 78 105 63 Orphans' Court Sale. By virtue of an order of the Orphans' Court of Huntingdon county will he offered fur sale in the Borough of Huntingdon on Friday the 18th day of February at 2 o'clock, P M. the following described property, to wit: The undivided twelfth part of a tract of gond lime-stone land, situated in Werriorsmark town ship, Huntingdon county, containg 806 Acres and thirty-five perches, on which is an Ore Bank, commonly called the Dorsey Ore Bank. ALSO, the undivided fifteen-twenty-fourth parts of that part of Lots No, 8,9, end 10, in the plan of said Borough, which is described as • follows: Bounded on the east by lot No. 7, own ed by Thomas Fisher, fronting on Allegheny Street the extent of said three lots, also fronting 120 feet on Smith Street, and hounded on the I north by an alley ten feet wide, at the distance of 70 feet upon Hill Street to the extent of the same, thence extending in breadth 47 fee , front said alley to hill Street, adjoining part of the said descri bed two parcels on the west. and said lot of Thom as Fisher on the east, having thereon erected a large two story Stone and Brick Duelling House. ALSO, the undivided half part of the Brick Building used as offices. 100 0U 16601 10 TERMS.—One third of the purchase money to he paid on confirmation of salo and the residue in two equal annual payments thereafter, with inter est, to he secured by the Bonds and Mortgage of purchaser. 3\O. P. MeCATIAN, ELIZA D. DORSEY, Adm.'s. of Greenherry Dorsey, deed• I will also, at the same time and place, offer for sale all my interest in the Stone House pro perty and Brick Offices, it being the residue of above property not advertised by the Administra tors of Greenherry Dorsey, which will give the purchaser a title to the whole. HENRY I'. DORSEY. Jan. 26, '5l-41. Farm for Sale or Rent. I will sell or rent my farm, situate in Porter township. within two miles of Petersburg, eon mining 147 Acres of limestone Instil, of which 100 Acres are cleared and in a good state of cultivation. There is erected thereon, a gond House and Barn, all necessary improvements, and also two good orchards. Persons wishing to buy or rent will call on the subscriber resirfing in Al exandria. PHILIP PIPER Jan. 26, '53.-3L• Administrator's Notice: Estate of ELIZABETII CRANE, late of Franklin township, dec'd. Levers testamentary on the shove Estate hay ing been granted to the undersigned, all persons indebted will make immediate payment, and those having claims will present them duly authentica ted for settlement. JON'A. McWILLIAMS, Admr. Jan. 26, '53.-61.• Orphans' Court Sale. Jn persuance of an order (tithe Orphans' Conit of Huntingdon County. the undersigned Trustee, appointed for that purpose, will expose to sale at public vendue on the premises on SATURDAY THE 12TH DAY OF FEBRUARY NEXT. the fellow. ing described real estate of Frederick Harman, hue of Cromwell township, in said county - , deed., to wit: A tract of limestone land situate in said township and county, adjoining land late if Titans as T. Cromwell, now &Coupled b John Heck, on the west and south, land . of Joie Bolinger on the east, land of William Gilliland on the north-east, and land of Joshua Johns on the north containing 140 Acres, be the sane mere or less, about 108 of which are cleared. and its a good state of cultivation, having thereon two I,og Dwelling Houses, as Log Bank Burn, Stable, and other , buildings and also an Apple Orchard. TERMS OF SALE.—One third of the put chase money to Impishd on the confirmation of this sale, one third in one vear thereafter, wills inter est frosts the confirmamon, and the residue at she death of the widow of said deed., the interest though, to he paid to her annually, and until her death; which payments are to be secured by the bends and mortgage of the purchaser. DANIEL TEAGUE, Trustee. Jan. 19, 1852.-4 t. 14 75 75 16 1003 26 . Illasti II X Powder and Safety Fuse alwaye on hand and for sale at the chearrstore of J: BRICILISS. BEEF HIDES; taken in exchange forgood, at the Cheap Store of J. BRICKER.' Gir 20 hi, No. 1 Herring, for sale at the store o Owiw. List of Outstanding Balances due January Bd, 1868, by the following Collectors, vitt: Townehtju. Names of Collectors. County Tax. Allegheny, S. Robinson, 466 38 Tell, Jonathan Briggs, Walker, A. B. Sangaree, Barree, John R. Hunter, F. anklin, Geo. W. Mattern, Porter, Colins Ilatuer, Springfield, Benedict Stevens, Woodberry, Benjamin Bowers, Barree, C. Cowden, 29 01 Clay, l!tliohael Barndollar, Fracklini John Zentmire, Porto., Jacob Kough, 202 08 Union, James Harper, Cass, Lemuel Green, Dublin, Thomas W. Neely, 12 50 Franklin, Jno. H. Stonebraker, 99 39 Tell, George May, *Jackson, William B. Smith ' 24 58 Springfield' William Ramsey, West, Samuel Ewing, Cass,Conrad Curftuan, 8 00 sFraklin, John t ofirati, 25 90 Jackson, David S. Bell, Shirley, William M'Garvey, 46 89 Tod, Mordecai Chileot, 8 94 Union, Levi Smith, West, Samuel Ewing, Clay, Daniel Curfwan, Cromwell, Michael Stair, Dublin, James Neely, 97 Franklin, Daniel Conrad, Porter, Alexander Stitt, Burree, Samuel Henry, Henderson, J. Davis [light, 46 86 35 00 Hopewelh David Mountain, 1 79 82 30 Penn, William Dean, 88 54 26 60 Springfield, Henry Crenter, II 90 17 60 Brady, Jesse Yocum, 79 73 48 00 Barree, John Love, 36 47 111 34 85 00 Cromwell, Daniel Teague, 159 85 109 61 23 23 Dublin, James Cree, 5 21 27 00 Henderson, John Marks, 58 00 Porter, Daniel Neff, 32 98 Shirley, Isaac Sharrer, 286 75 159 33 67 00 Springfield, John Brown, 51 01 26 69 22 50 Tell, Jonathan Briggs, 10 78 Tod, Jesse Cook ' 122 09 84 91 26 50 Walker, Thomas Dean, 75 12 74 64 51 50 West, Charles Green, 273 64 806 92 79 50 *Barree, James Forrest, 722 68 705 84 54 00 *Brady, F. A. M'Coy, 239 95 219 16 61 00 Wass, John R. Gosnell, 89 56 17 20 600 *Clay, John Kyler, 8 27 32 00 *Cromwell, John Bolinger, 420 43 2/1 99 49 00 *Dublin, Brice Blair, 159 46 140 12 29 00 *Franklin, Daniel Wowelsdorf, 696 79 653 25 51 50 *Hopewell, John B. Donaldson, 162 16 142 75 923 *Jackson, James S. Oaks, 499 51 445 71 51 00 *Morris, Michael Lowe, 541 24 506 92 81 00 *Penn, Samuel Bowers, 184 68 162 26 38 00 *Porter, Andrew Anderson, 789 36 772 61 56 50 *Shirley, George Bowman, 737 04 698 92 70 50 *Springfield, John Wible, 179 46 165 65 80 00 *Tell, A. C. Blair, 79 14 88 04 36 50 Union, Levi Smith, 224 48 207 88 19 00 Tod, Solomon Houck, 216 05 183 89 15 00 *Walker, John Coulter, 485 86 449 41 W 50 IVariorsm'k., John Eyre, 144 35 81 21 48 50 f West, William Moore, 1130 35 1132 81 72 00 *Since paid in fu:la *Since paid in part. Tit appears by Mr. Conrad's Duplicate that at2s of the above amount had been paid to the former Treasurer and not credited on the County Books.. Given under our hands and Seal of Office, 3d January, 1853. ROBERT STITT, SAMUEL WIGTON. ELIEL SMITH, COmmiisiones a. Year. 1840. 1844, 1845, 1846 1847. 1848 1849, 1850. 1851 1852, attest : HENRY W. MILLER, Clerk: Orphans' Court Sale. • By virtue Of an order of an Orphans' Court of Huntingdon County, we will expose to public sale on the piendses on Wednesday the 16th day of February 1853, the following described real Estate, late the pro perty of Joshua Cox, deed., situated in the town ship of Warriorsmark in Huntingdon County, adjoining lands of the heirs of John Spitler, tlec'd , lands of Samuel Stine, G. &J. H. Shoenberger, John Copenhaver and others, containing 11S Acres inure or less, and having thereon erected it log plastered dwelling house, two other smaller !muses, a hank burn, and other necessary out buildings. It is net excellent property, in a convenient and desirable location, Miffs a market can be found fin. all the products of did farm. TERMS Oh' SALE —One third of the pur chase money to he paid on the continuation of the sale one third in see year, with interest, and the residue thereof; to be paid at the decease of the widow, the interest thereon to he paid to her an lewdly, and to be secured by Bonds and Mort gage. JOHN THOMPSON, Jan,'s3 —3t. 26 . Trustee. FREE BRIDGE. rpnE tommiseinners of Huntingdon County having inirehaseil the Toll Bridge, near the West end of the borough of Huntingdon, there fore notice is hereby given to all perAtimi indebted to the Juniam . Bridge Company, in said county, buld, note, or tier yearly aulweriptiuna of toll, to make paytnent'of the same, without delay, to JAMES GWIN, Treatimer. January 19, 1853. Foundry for Sale or Rent. THE old established Stone Foundry, 40 by 40 feet, Ware 11(111111 30 by 40 feet, En gine Utilise 30 by 31 feet; Patterns for Cook Stoves, 3 sizes—Pittreria , lii Cook Stoves tot Coal and Wood, 3 sizi•s; Parlor Stoves for wood or Cool, Tight Aii Stoves, Thrashing Machine Patterns, Patterhs Co. Egg Stoves, 4 sizes; and for rllllolitti for Forges and Bolling Mills, Wagon Box Pattents, Plough Patterns, Iron Wash Kettles, with a variety of other Pat tems, and a large Lrithe for turning Iron or Wood, all in good order. Apply to the subscriber nt Alexandria, ISRAEL IiRAFIIIS. January 12, 1859. Attention; Lunibermen !! The uiirl . disigned offer for sale one of GEORdE Raoe's Seciond Close Portable Saw Mills, with a fifteen horse power engine attchcd, and in com plete running order. It was bought antrput up in June lust, and'the mill and engine i Made of the` best Material. This mill will ime.looo feet of lum bar per hour, and is at present situated near Bald Eagle Furnace, Blait Co; For farther partici'. lars enquire of E. L. Shultz, Bald Eagle Furnace MARK & SHULTZ. Jan: IT, 1852.-2M.' I~YANT DE In exchange for merchandize, 500 bushels of dried apples. paired; 930 bushels of Peaches, un paired. A. S. HARRISON, & en. State Tax. Militia Finis. 300 78 6 20 1 16 49 23 10 74 164 07 8 01 54 59 1 90 Executor's Notice. Estate of GEORGE Romirson, late of Spring field township, dec'd. Letters Testamentary on the above Estate, having been granted to the undersigned, all per sons indebted will make immeaiste payment, and those having claims will present thetti duly au thenticated for settlement., GEORGE ROBERTSON, nit/MP:3ON STAINS, 5 EXecntors. Jan. 12, 1823.-6 t.• NEW STORE! New Goods and New Prices. A. S. HARRISON, & Co., have just opened a magnificent assortment of rich and rare Store Goods, at their new store room in Portstown. Their stock is entirely new, and consists of . DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, GLASS, HARD & QUEENSWARE. READY MA DE CLOTHING. VARIE TIES AND NOTIONS, &c.i all of which will he sold at the lowest rites for cash or exchanged for country produce. Iftir The highest price Oven at'all times for every description of me rehantilife . .O rain. • Broad Top Depot, Dec. 30,1832. F'Aghl - POlt SALE. Will he sold at Private Sale, a farm situated in Woodcock Valley, 14 miles from Huntingdon, and 2 miles from Markleshurg, and known as the Sinallniiin ' It consists of S5O Acres of land, of which about 250 acres are cleared, fenced, and under cultivation, and the balance ie well timbered. The property is well watered, several streams passing throit4h it. Nearly the whole r•aei is LitneStone Land and can be made to yield largely. The bnprovenieuts are Three Dwelling Houses and a Bard. A litrge portion of the purchase mimed wilt he allowed to remain secured by a mortgage on the property. Apply to Dines & Dorris, Huntingdon, or Jacob Crseswell. Trtoigh Creek. N. B. The land ispatented. Possession will be giyen on the Ist olApril next. Hutiiingdon Dec. it; '59.41. H. W. Sni t VII"; DENTIST, !PINT ING DON, Pi. NoveinWr 18, 1852. I'OSEPH DOTYGLASS . , in M9ctonnelletoatn: has constantly on hand, and is piepared to 'Rolm and repair GUNS ot'all kinds at the short esi notice. Nov. 25, '52. Just Arrived. One of the best and largest selectoti aloe 11 of Boots and Shoes in Huntingdon': Mao Nil surttnent of Gum' Shoes, of sir sines, atthe new store of J. BRICRIE. Naiis, an kinds and sizes, fur sale at the new store.uf J. Bricker. Freak cheese always on hand and for sale at the new non of .r. fiviriewr 45 13 50 14 50 8 48 16 65 1 00 3 48 6 75 59 50 50 2 00 60 50 9 00 18 50 14 od 8 16 00 7 44 83 78 81 50 53 00 2 09
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