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PARADISE FURNACE
Morreorg VOZ SASM.
Valuable Furnace property, Crier Mill, Saw
Mill and Farina for sale at private sale, in Inn
tingdon county, Penna. 'I he shbacribere ofler
for sale the following property, in Todd town•
ship, consinting of about 2500 ems of land,
ranated in Trough Creek Valley, on Bigtrough
Creek, 100 acres of which in farm land divided
in two fame, handsomely locatel, under geed
&mem, and in good state of chltivation, with
a good house and .Imra on. each farm. The
other imprevenMuts aric tt Clews; al Blast Fur
nue, put up in the most substantial manner,
with all the necessary buildings required, a
pair of excellent Bellows, a larAct timelier of
Teutuit !louses, sufficient stabling for the tennis
required,. inexhaustable ore bed or brown
hometitle within ono mile from the Furnace,
belongn to this property. Wood in altaindance
can be goi in the neighborhood ut very 100
rates. The stream of rooter ismcver
This property is within fire miles by politic
road from the Huntingdon nod . Broad Trip
Rail Road. Th e other improventents ore large
eulecatitially, and handsomely built Stone
Dwelling, a large Frame.S l tone House, a new
Grist Mill, built of stone, three stories high,
04 by 50 rest, with two overshot water wheels,
It feet high, foiir pair Burr mill stones. The
machinery is of the latest and most approved
style, to make both cesium aml increhantwork.
The mill stand in not excelled by any in the
comity. The Saw. Mill has also lacer. rfeetcal
quite reeentlyin the best mutate, Also, a
Farm, et:flaunting la acres of deer 'land in
good cultivation, situnied on the ~ , tuth aide of
Aire listystown Branch of the .luniron . River,
above the mouth of thy big 'luting!, Creek.—•
Thu greater pert consist of Initiator land.—
The improvements are two Isog Dwellings and
Log liarn: 'This property is nun mile front the
Ificitingdon and Broad 'lop 1111 M-cub Also
another Farm in Hopewell Township, Wood
Cock Valley., threo-fuurths or a mile west of
the Huntingdon and Broad 'lop Railroad, con
taining about 225 aertle'of land, in good cob
tivution, with an oxtensive Ore- bank. on IMMO;
of the Soft and Hard Fossil Ore, rho veinal
lying near the surface. The improvements
are i% Log Born and House, with citit.hatildinge.
The above property will be sold in the wholo
Or soperute, to snit purchaser.
.BoRAT io TREXLER,
O'II.I.IANI TREX LER,
LESH Elt TREX,I,ER,
JA MES TTEN HOUSE,
WILLIAM SCHALL,
Address'HOßATlO TREXLER,
Reading Pa.
October, Ist., 1820.--tt.
EXAMINATION OF TEAcuults.
Tho undersigned will meet the geilool Direc
tors, and Teachers for examinations in the re
spective districts as indicated in the following
table.
Leli;Friday, Aug. 29, Union School House.
'rod, Timitlay, Sept, 2,.Newbuigh.
m orr ig,•'lrliii-stlay, Sept. 4, Spruce Crock.
Franklin, Friday, Sept. 5, Hook School House.
Witrriorsinark, Saturday,. Supt. 6, w arr i or , m tk,
Alexandria, Monthly Sept. 8 Alexandria.
Porter, Tuesday, Sept. 9, Alexandria.
Walker; Wednesday, Sept.lo, AlcConnellstown.
Henderson, Thursday, Sept. 11, Court House.
West, Dlonday, Sept, 22, S . . C. Bridge.
Barrec, Tuesday, Sept. 23, Alanor 11111.
Jackson, Wcilubsday, Sept. 24, NleAlavey's Ft,
Penn, Friday, Sept. 26, Nlarkloslturg, -
Hopewell, Sat„ Sept. 27, Cough & Heady S. IL
Brady, Wednesday, Oct. I, Nlill ('reek. •
Shirley, Thursday; Oct. 2, Augliwick Mills.
Shirleysburg, Friday, Oct. 3, Shillcysburg.
Cromwell, Saturday, Oct. 4, Orhisenia.
Dublin, Monday, Oct. 6, Shinto Gnp.
Tui . ;;dit'Y OCt. 7, Maddensville.
Clay, Wednesday, det. 8, BcottsciUe.
Cass, Tlfhrsciay. Oot. it,
Cassfille, " " " ii
Union, Friday, Oct. 10, Place of Elections.
The time of meeting will he l 0 o'clock, A.
at Imola of these places, and nunctunlity i, very
desirable. Teachers must attend a pablie ex
amination if they dosiro certificates.
Co. Superintendent.
"1011.20;36.-3m.
MILNWOOD ACADEMY,
hade Gap, Huntingdon County, Pa.
W. H. W'
,'GODS, A. M., Pr - prietor & Prinoip - O.
J, A . MADE, Lecturer on Anato,ny fygeana, Ray. J. CA M PBELL, Lecture,. on General
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SAMUEL CAMPBELL, Assistant Literature,
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JOHN M. CAUSLAND. Tea,
rr HE annual exhibition will take place the
I Rev. D. X. Junkie, D. D., will he delivered I
o'clock, P. M. The Exhibitionsl performances
aminntions the week previous. 'These exercist
ted to attend. The next session opens on Wet:
holds out peculiar inducements to young !ten se
is composed of gentlemen of high literary attail
cation is very healthy, having the pure mounts
from stagnant water and , marshy groan]. 'rho
blo place. The course of instruction is such a
business, for teaching, and.for taking a high :Or
Teachers, a Normal Class will be.formed, in wl
of 'reaching. To this elass, , ,lectitroil will be '4i
tions to:vice, idrelie4,ctual dissipation are few.
:lent from his books, it is quiet and retired, jar.
improvement would seek. The societies are ii
brary of Thoiee works. The buildings ere Tar;;
the.cenvse of erection, which will be finished tl
iota° between Chambersburg and Mount Cairn
TERMS :—Per Session ot,firo months, $52 ,
ors charged from the time, of entering until the
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Sept.anber 17, I f156.-3m.
liod Save the Conattionwealth.
PROCLAMATION' OP
GENERAL ELECTION.
DURSUANT TO AN ACT OF TifF. GEN.:
oral Assembly of the Collllnonwealth of Peon.
sylvnnin, entitled "An'Act 'Tinting to the elec
tions of thin COmmotwenlth," approved tho sec
ond day ofaulv, A.l). 1839, I JOSHUA
(GREENLAND), High Sheriff of the County or
Huntingdon, in the State or Pennsylvania, do
hereifY make known nod give notice to tLe elec
tors of the County albresaid, that a General
Election will be held in said County of Hunt
ingdon, on the
Second Tuesday, Ilth of October, 1856,
At whiell time State :Ind County Oiliness, as fol
low, Will :
ONE PERSON for Canal Commissioner of
sail Commonwealth.
ONE PERSON for Auditor General of said
Commonwcr.lth.
ONE PERSON for Surveyor General of said
Commonwealth.
ONE PERS( iN in conjunction with the Coun
ties of Blair, Cambria nml Somerset, to till the
office of tnenther of the Reuse of Representa
tives of the United States.
ONE PERSON in etinjunetion with the coun
ties of Nair nod Cambria, to till the office of
member of the Senate of Pennsylvania.
TWO PERSONS, in conjunction , with the
county of Blair, to lill the office of members 1..1
the Opium or Representatives or Pennsylvania.
TWO PERS , INS, to till the (Mice ot i\asuei-
Ita of said county.
ONE PERSON to fill the office of Sheriff of
said county.
ONE PERSON to fin the office or County
Cotronipsioner of sail County.
„.... .....
ONE PERSON to fill the , filth, of Director
of the Poor of coil county.
. .
ONE I'LlitiON to WI tho of District.
Attortt,r cif itetid 'comity.
„....
.OisIE'L'EIISON to till the °Mee of . County
Surrsiyor of said county.
ONE PERSON to till the oilier, of Auditor of
said county. _
In porsu auto Of said Art, I elso hereby make
known and gire notice, that the doers of hold
lo;; the aforesaid General Election in the sever
al election districts within tlut,said county, err
as follows :
- let district:, composed of ilenderson township
and all that part of Walker toanship not in the
intli di-trio, et the Court honor in the Borough
of Huntingdon.
hd district, composed of i)ohlio towomip, et
incoomit um school ligtse, near Joseph. Nel
son's in said townshi:, .
3.1 tliitriet, cumpunil of so much of Warriors
mark township an is not included in the Itlth
,hstriet, at the Soho el !lame adjoining. tho town
Warrionanark
4th district, composed of the township of Hope
wen, at tho School House at Itough and Ready
Furnme, in scid township,
district, composed of township of
ree, at the house of Jitmes Livingston (formerly
John Ilarper,) in the town of Satilsburg, in said
township.
Oh district, coMposed of the township of Shir
ley, at the house of D. Fraker, in Shirleysburg.
tilt district, composed of Porter and Walker
townships, and so much of West township as is
included in the following boundaries, to wit :
beginning at the south-west corner of Tail.
Cautman's farm on the bank of the little Junia
ta river, at the lower end of Jackson's•narrows,
thence in it north-easterly.diroction to rho most
southernly part of the farm owned by Michael
Ataguire, thence north 40 degree.; we,t to the
topornissey's mountain, to interscct the linoof ,
Franklin township, thence along said line to lit-
tle Juniata river, thence down the canto to . thin
place
place of begin ning, at the public School House
opposite the (Jeri:inn Reform Church in the ho
rough or Alexandria.*
al district, composed of the township or
Franklin, at the house oi Jacob 'visitant, now
occupied by. U. W. Menem, in said township.
Uth district, composed of Tell township, at.
the Union School House, near the Union Meet
ing House. in sn:d township.
10th district, composed of Springfield town
ship, at the School Ilousp near Hugh Madden's
In said township.
11th district, composed of rnian tp., nt the
School Iluttse near Corldn's in said
township.
12th district, composed of It rs,ly tow ',ship,
at the School House kaown ns the Centre School
House in said township.
lAth district, composed of Morris township,
at School House No. 2, in sal l township.
14th district, composed of that part of West
township not included in the 7th nod 26th dis
tricts, at the politic school house on the farm now
occupied by Miles Lewi , ,, (formerly owned by
James Ennis,) in said township.
. .
15th district, composed of that part of Walk
er township lyingsouthwest of a line commenc
ing opposite David Corbin's House, at the Un
ion township line, thence in a straight line, in
cluding said Corion's house to the corner of Por
ter township, on the Huntingdon and Woodcock
Valley road, at the house of Jacob Magahy, in
said township.
16th dist, let, composed of tho township of Tod
at the Green School Homo in said township.
17th district, composed of that part of West
township on the south -cost side of the Warrior
ridge, beginning at the line of West and Ben
derson townships, at the foot of said ridge, to
the lino of Barren tp., thence by the division
lino of Barret! and West townships, to the sum
mit of Stone mountain, to intersect the lino of
Henderson and West townships, thence by said
lino to place of beginning, at the house now oc
cupied by Benj. Cochin, on Murry's Run.
18th district, composed of Cromwell
tp., at
the Immo now occupied by David Etnire, in Or
' hisenio.
19th district, composed of the Borough of Bir
minglium, with the serentl• tracts of land near
to nod attached to the same, now owned and oc
cupied by Thomas Al. °waits, John K. Mcea•
him, A. Roberson, John Uensitner and Win.
Uensimer, the tract of land now owned by Geo.
& Joins Shoenberger, known as the Porter Oita
is annexe.] to said district, situate in the town
ship of Warriorsmark, at the public school house
its said Ihnough.
20th district, composed of Cuss township, at
the public school boast in Cassville, is said tp.
21st district. composed of Jacks. township,
. .
chcr in Preparatory Department.
st Wednesday of October. An address by the
before the Philo mid Diaynathinn Societies, nt 2
e 411 take place at tiro:plod:, P. M. The ex•
ten the friends of education are respectfully toot. !
!duesday, the 29th of October. This institutiori
coking an education. Tho Board oflostructioo
inments and skilled in their profession. The to
Lan air, and free front all noxious vapors arising
me subject to ague could not (ind a toner dosira•
is is hest calrodate , l to prepare ?dung men for
and in College., For,thote desiring to become
hiehlwrietical iarrtractibit Will be given in the art
iveo fit) the sulkier:X.of Teaching. The teroptn-
There is nolltinT to draw the mind of the stir.
1 sent a situation as u, young man desirous of
nileurisiong condition, nod each has a fine
nod commOdioutt, ton.itthlitional building is in
his lall. Shade Oap is. situated on the mail !
Stp.t kilt on the Penn. nails Road.
50. Wnshing light, nod fuel, extra. Sualeas
close of the Session. Payments half in
'or catalogues and further particulars, address
W. 11. WOODS,
Shade Gap, Irma. Cu., Pa..
at the house of Hubert Harr, now occupied by
John Hirst, at MeAleavy's Fort, in said tp.
. 22d district, composed o r Cl oy t owns hip, at
the house of Josh. Shore, at the 'three Spring§
in said township.
231 district, composed ul the township of Penn
at the public school house in Marhlesiirg, in
said township.
24th district, composed of that part
Shir
ley township, lying and heidg within the follow
ing described boundaries, to wit, Beginning at
the intersection of Union tied Shirley town s hip
lines with the Juniata river, on the south side
thereof; thence along said ' Union township line
for thli distance of three miles front said river ;
thence costa ardly by a straight line to the point
where the main from Spy's Mill to Germany
Yalley, crosses the summit of Stouly Ridge
thence northwardly along the summit of Sandy ,
Itidgeto the river Juniata, and theme up sail
river to the place of beginning ; at the piddle
school hon:e in 'Mount Un ion r in said district.
distri c t, composed •of the Pornugl,
Huntingdon, at the Court House in said limo'.
OM district, composed of the !lolling!: of Pe
tersburg and that part of West township we,t
and south or the lbw between lienderso» and ,
West townships, at or none the NVartn Springs,
to the ' , rooklin township line on the top of Tun
sey's mountain, so as to include in the district
the home of David Wathbanoith, Jacob Longen
ecker, Thomas Hamer, James Porter, end John
Wall, at the public school house in the Borough
of l'etersburg.
1 also make known and give notice, an in and
by the lath seetion of the aforesaid act, 1 tun di
rected, "that every person except justices ()Mlle
peace, who shall bolt! 000 office nr appuitatment
of profit or trust under the govertnnuot or the
t'niteyl States. or of this State, or of toy city
lor incorporated commission
ell °facer or agent, who is or shall hp aonob,,yed
under the legisintive, executive or the i ore
&to:ailment of thio State or of the Pun.
'or any idly or incorporated alktrict, , ~; •,..
that Cl'etY member of CuEgr,, , ,, and . •
unl .1 the select or cotnno,o
oil of lofty city, cononksieuers of nap inc001,0:,•-
ted district, is by law incapable 01 . 1104101 g i•r .. -
°reining at the same time, the (Mice or app.
tustu6,oljudgo...iwttutctor., Or cloth at ally •
of this l'onitmutw cold', and that no inspe,,
judge, or other sfliecr of any such election.::...
be eligible to any slime, to be atm emod
• Al.O, that in the 14th section 1:00 It, •
A‘sel ,,,, S,'eutitlecl au "Act relatM,:
chum and for other patrpos&s," b. .1;1;1
16, 18.19, it in enected thee the lath
section "shall not bu consulted a 1 t• i
tnilitloo olti.,er or borough officer
judgc, inspector or clerk - fur any ~•
Mal election in this C0111111011,,01L.'
PUrAllallt to the prOVibiolls t:. r•
G7llt section ill the act aforesaid, the oi.
th; Aforesaid districts shall respectively take
charge of tie certificate or return of the nice
tion Gl their respeCIIVO nistricts ' and pro,lave
them eta meeting of enc . judge from each ill,
triet, at the Court llou,e,ni the l',,wougli
of I(un
tingdcn,
en the third ,lay alter the day of the c
lection,Leing kw the greet year on the
17th day October next, then end tie i to
and ltcrfurnt the elides require,' by
judges. .Also, Unit where it jll,l , ge by-
ur unavoidabla acet,lent, it unahle to st:, •• .:.1
meeting of Judges, then the certificate or rctaru
aforesaid shall be taken charge of by one of the •
inspectors or clerks of ow of said dis
trict, and shall do and p.q.1.11.in 11, duties tcqui
rod of said judge unable to attend.
. .
Alan,ilte6lst section of said net, it is en-
Acted int "eVerr general ntil spocia) election
shall he opened fietween the hours or eight and
ten in the ferenonn, 4,1 shall eentinne withent
interruption or adj.:llll,a until sera, o ' clock
in the evening, When the lions shell he elosott."
Given u;nhy inN hand at Modingrhm (hi (01/1 illy
of B , l , leMber, el di , /11:41,11(101,C ly .
the L tilled States (ightsvirsi.
States,
ttIiEI:NLAND,
SHERIFF'S OFFICE, Slit IV'.
[lent., tielaember 10, 1850. S
Tra r fE Te22:11:11 riiIDISS
\\ 7 E would offer for sale the follewing. pro
`'v oily, Tie: One
. Fern: in Brady Town
ship. Hunt. - en., knowh on tile Mill Creek Farm.
Containing 970 Acres, about 1:lo erect of
which is cleared and in good ::tote of enhi , ation,
and is considerable part of it has been well iinied
and a large 'pettily of limo putting ou guns 11111.
Limestone handy and easily quarried, the Inn
once of the Intel is in timber. There is erected
{;eel Hank Haim, with 'tinning. water in the
yen, gee I louse with non, int; fountain of pure
water in the peril. Also, a voneg apple orchard
of GO or 70 tree, 1200, busl:l, of:good wheat
has been yttised is a wasn't MI thin form with
corropoipling crops of other grain, there is 40
seven erthis haul first quality bottom Wel.
.
ALso—A farm of 90 Acres, in Cert.:my
Valley, Runt. eo., it being one half of the faint
formerly owned by Geo. Eby. Nearly all eloar
e. and in a line -tutu of cultivation. Choice
Lime-tone Land with House and Stable erected
thereon, with tanning water. mile. tram
Shirleysburg nod 5 miles front Penna. Canal and
Railroad at Mt. Union.
Also 15 Acres of choke laud adjoining the
above ' on which is erected two good h titters,
small Bern, Wood Ilonso,,Sic. with a never-lad
ing spring or good water, and line Orchard, with
choice fuit. This is a very doirwl.le uroperty,
and would he suitable fur a mechanic, or any
person desiring to retire from active life.
Also—A farm in Union Township, Mint. co.,
contenting 65 Acres, ono half of which is
i:leitced, end the Whin co first quality of Timber
Lund, situated within one mile of the henna Ca
nal anti Railroad at Mill Creek.
. .
Either Of the Above properties will be sold
IoW and on reasonable terms, apply to the sub
sealier4 at Mill Creek, Huntingdon ea., Da.
IiESAER (I.IIIIU.
S~pt.lo, 56.-tf
ADAHNISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
NoncE is hereby given that I.,etturs of Ad.
ministration on theestale of David Graham,
lam of Dublin township, deed., having been
granted to the utalcrsigned,all persons knowing
themselves indebted will please maku hntnedi
ate payment, and those having chtimu will pre•
scut theta duly authenticated fur settlement.
DANIEL, TEAGUE, Achu'r.
Aug.20,'56.-60 •
500 Chesnut Posts for sine by .
CUNNINGHAM S. DUNN.
•
•
Silas Coke just =awl and fur stilo
itYwhole,tle by CUNNINGHAM & DUNN.
RESOLUTION,
PROPOSING. AMENGMENTS To THF
CONSTITUTION 01-THE COMMON.
WEALTH.
Rowlred by the Senate:and Mateo ( ! l' h'e'y•
reeentatires of the Commonwealth of rendkyll•
rania in Ceneeal :Iseult* met, That the fl.
lowing amendments aro proposed to the r,al,li
tution of the cotumonwealth, in accord:u u •
with iho provisions of thetentli article thereof.
EIRO2 AItENDNIENT.
There shall he an addition:l.l article to said
constitution to be designate•l es artier. eleven.
ns - follows '
AUTUMN IL
OV PUBLIC PEBTS.
SmTatx 1. The state may :t •
supply muted delieits or thilm. •
or to tneet expenses hottothr:...: • . •
bto. the 114.fgregate atnouat of ,• ' , •
nal contingent, whether
tone or more arts or the
different. perioes of time, shall pot.:
hundred mid thou:mud Mot
the money arising from the ertmion rti• styli
debts, shall be applied CO . the pompons for which
it was obtaiapd, or to repay the 0,1 eon.
traated, arid to no other pir•• • • ..!..Cer. , r.
. _ _
SECICIN 2.. In reVitien ~I, p ro limsrl
power the state may (mar, . i 9 repel in.
rasion, suppress insurrec.i.. . .1 ••
in wa, 01. to reticent the . it,
itulditetlitess of the state ; , 1 .. •:, , .
e 1 tree; the contracting of
applied to th e purpose for Mile!' it wo,
or to repay such debt, and to no 01111.0
whr.terer.
Sr.criex 3. Except the debts :they,
in Setlif)ll3 000 and two of this article, tie dHe
whatever shall be created . by, oy en behalf
the slate.
SUCTION 1. To provide for the payment ofthe
present ilebt, a n d any additional debt Contract•
ea as, aforesaid, the legislature shall, at its 11,4
se,iiiti r tifter the adoption of this amendment,
eriatti!' a siiihing fund, whit 11,8111111 be :milli:kilt
to pay the accruing interest an sue!' debt, and
idly to nature the principal thereof• by a
not lea; than two hintilreil nail fifty ill.-
31..1 11.11:IN ; which siiihing fund shall ei.e•ia
et' Ihr iii t annil ".1, , , 1ne or
11,1 • tar, qr I
of the lax, t otb,r .‘ .
fain :4.11. It • i
erwiso than in extingui .1 ::.
debt, until lie amount. ' .1
Leine tl,. slim of lire ni;I:
~11, 5. 'rile
shall Lot in any wanner. or .
or I,p:wed to, any individn:ll,
nrion, or association ; no, shall
WValtil 1101,11%, 1, , ,,111, rt j.llllt VC!,
in Iltiv en ,1 1). 1 .Y, "1 o '.
HON I.i, The .111111011W.61111 01:111 . 111 , t 11.•
.., , ,Itnt• the d\l,l, ar nny mart tioTool,ol :try -Jun
ty, city, 1,1.101 or ; c r of nny
iortitiou, nsimeitition th•ht
Lave !wen i•ontractvti to ent, s!nt
talppra.at
! ',ken* in tint', whr, at to ns,F,t
• •11 ilischaro of :try of its I,re•
The leg,isliituri: shall not
tuwilShip, or i.,
Lori I.y virtue vt.tool . its cit..
, stoviiliol.l,, in
: • . a, ill' ; or
',,:to it; erLilil 10, any
, or
:!1:11' urielo to said
constitution, t , • ',tot taticlo XllOl6
lip ... .~ I~i~
1,, a lie, etitti:l,4
(uillter to
without the
:t reteof the
:ht I t:eunty he
(1, ell, . :I lir !Mildred
mites.
Prowl section to-I of thu first article of the
constitution, striku out the words, '"l thu city
of PClo(l , lphia, and of ouch elorniy reepcolice
ly ;"'Tom section live, same article, strike out
the words, 0 11/ Philtoldpitia ,tod of the Ber,ral
comities :" front section ,elell, seine article,
strike out the 00001.4, "iviti, 1)112 11.111 of
thaph la nee any," and iliscrt ill lieu thereof the
words, “and no;" and Si out section four,
Sallle article, and in lieu thereof insert the fol.
- ,,1N I. II the year one thousand eight
hundred ,ixty.litur, and in every
.seventh
y:•ar ther,,f• opte,ent,tive, to the number,
of 1111:. 111111111 , ti, 3'1:111 be ,1: , ,,.11101:1,1 anti fhle•
1111.011,1awt the state, by tlis•
trietv, in vropertion to tle• tr,tibei: of t ax ,,,bl,
inhabitant, in the e,, - er,l thereof ; ex.•
ceps that any county coninining at Inuit three
tlnnequal live hundred tnxaldo, may he Itllowcl
:t ,oparaie reFroentation i but no morn than
111,e counties shall be joined, :Ind no county
•shall he divided, in the ferwation Of a district.
Any city cunt:lining a sullivient munber of tax •
nbles to entitle itto nl Ica,t leo represcutatives,
shall have n separaie repre , enteti int 11,igned
it, and Shull be dieidedinhl,.nvenient districts
of contiguous territory, of v,inal taxable port.
tation ns near.as may be, vault of which dis
tricts dulll elect ono repre,entativo."
. . .
At the end of section seven, vane article,
insert these words, ',Vie rd. , / qt . l'hiladdidar,
'wit he divided info sin;de ,unforialdbefriehr,
Of • IV 6'119 (Tad in hem.
1 . 6! 1.10,11,iii1111 au 1,1 ward she//he ‘Prith,l 11:0% , rwatihn h'h•rcrf."
The I,,i,hatir,, it it, fir,t. session,' utter tho
adoption of this 111110ndinent, shall divide the
city of Philadelphia into senutorinl and
representative districts, in the manner above
provided ; such districts to remain unchanged
until the apportionment in the year ono thou.
Sand eight hundred and sity•four.
roman AMENDMENT.
To Le s'4ection xxvt, :Wide it.
The legislature shall have the power Walter,
ruvulte, or annul, any churn, Si incorporation
hereafter conferred by, or under, any special,
or general law, whenever in their opMion it may
be injurious to the citizens of Ile common
wealth ; in such manner. (weever, that no in
justice shall ho done to the corporatora.
Is SENATE, April 21; 183 G.
Besotted, That this resolution pass. On the
first amendment, yeas 24, nays 5. On thence. ,
and amendment, yeus 19, nays 6. On the third
amendment, yeas 23, nays 1. On the fourth
amendment, yeas 2:1, nays 4.
Extract , front the Journal.
THOMAS A. MAGUIRE, Cle r k.
In Haw or , REPREsEnT.viives,
April 21, 1656.
•
Resulted, That this resolution pass. On the
lirst umendment, yeas 72, nays 21. ,Olt the
• second nlment, yeas 63, nays 25. (In the
third amendment, yeas 64, nays 25; and no the
fourth amendment, yeas 69, nays 16.
Exttuct front the Journal.
IV 11,1,1 AM J.ICIi, (Perk,
SECRETARY'S Orrice, I A. G. CU[ T 1
Filed April 24, 185 G. J Seeey of lli Coin.
SECRETARY'S OFFICE,
Thierisburg, June 27, 1856.
Pennsylvania, co
I do certify that the above and foregoing ilia
true and correct copy of the original "Remota.
Lion relative to an amendment of the
the." as the same remains on file in tithe oilier.
In testimony whereof I have herennto I
1,5. set my hand and canned to hu ntlticeil the
steal of the Secretary's Office, the day nod
year above written.
A. G. CURTIN,
Secretary qf the, anamitwealth.
IN SENATE, April 21, 1856,
Resolution proposing amendment; to the
',nstitution of the Commonwealth, being under
.
()n the que. tien,
Mil the Senate
rent•?
agree to the first amend-
'rho year and nays warm .Laken agrdeably to
Con., itntit.r, and worn fl.B
!!ow,
!.. , t, it •. I:ttlotr, Cress.
Evatr , , . at, Flettilren, Ilage, In.
.fitet!.: n . Laub:telt, Lewin, Mc
.l •. •• •-. SAOIIII,III, .S.ther,
\Vlterry, Wit..
JI.. Gregg, Jura.,
!!,. Mc
l,uitl Pratt
the question was (I,terminutl iu the atlir•
()I-, the unction,
`zcnate agree to the second lonend•
und nays were tnketi agronably to
provisilme of the Constitution and were as
viz:
YEAs—Messrs. BrownW, Due Cress
well, Evans, Hoge, Ingrnnt, Kn.a,
Laub:y:ll, Lewis, M!Clintoeli, Shuman,
S.ather, Straub, Wallet, Wherry and
N -
. ~"'~~r GPr,~nr
AVl—Messrs. Crabh, .
Pratt Pelee and Nat, , •
So the question in the oftit••
nottive? .
till the questiot,.
V. ill the .Senate antenth
The and flay; were taken •reeably 1p
iced were as
111 . 41;y110, eralib,
Croswell, Evans, Fergus., liege,
he.frani, Jamison, Jordan, Knox, btubitch,
.)fell'inger, Pratt. Pri!:e, Scl
tn, Souther, Strn.nl,,..Tag \Val.
11 . 1wrry. ,'4pere•
,
tll- •'.
IVill . •
meld ?
, ivlu
Vi:.. . .
well. '
1411. \
(;•,. .
tiuesti. . : •.
nnl of t 1,.• i; •;..., •
'••• t•. ;111,1 ~•'•1 • ' tt . 2l•••tal)iy tt,
• • • • t'• •• . •Ltt.l t):1 the
nee!:
hard, ilord, , , •
CaldW011; Calaid, .1 I
nOllO.ll, Ellin, .
Hamel.
kliHopis, Nipple, ,11111/, 111111
Ingintin, Lwis, 11, . IL! • •
1,110, ILLingalt•er, I,LLtLii, • L iL
itreornli, Mangle, Menear, • - •IL
3lLLorli.Lad, Nutlet...4ler, Orr, I's LL • • •L, I 'h.
liamsey, Reed, IteilLitiLlLl,
bens, Shenk, Smith, (Alleglieny,) Smith, (Cam•
;ilia.) Smith, Strouss-,, Thompson,
NVlLLillint,
(f erne.) Yinittiermau and L
~—lSlessrs. Anpuslino,
U.:bourn, Duch, .Fry, Fulton, t;,.
ney, Hamilton, I.lancock,
her, Leisenring,, Magee, Mniilov, Morris, Muni.
Ina, Patterson, Salisbury, in )
Walter, Wintrode and Yearsloy-2 I.
SO LllO rilleStiolll,l3 lkterlllll . lCd is the
!native.
tht the question,
Will the House turree to the seeded amend.
meet ?
Till yeas atul nays were taken, and were es
low, viz:
17a.‘s—Mossrs. Ander3rni, Backus, Baldwin,
Ball, lkcic, (Lycoming,) Beck. (York,) Bern
hard, Boyd, Brown, Bradt, Buchanan, Cald
well, Campbell, Carty, Craig, Fausold, Foster,
Getz, Baines, Hamel, Harper, (kiwi, Hibbs,.
hill, 11 let us, Hippie, Holcomb, I lanseeker,
Imbrie, Ingham, Inms, Irwin, Johns, Johnson,
Laporte, Lotto Longaker, Lovett, Ikl*Calmont,
Ml.:artily, &dont!), Maught, Motear,
Montgomery, Nunnetnaeher, tier,
l'earsou, Purcell, Rtnsey, Reed, Reinhold,
Riddle, Roberts, Shenk, Smith, (.111e,, , iteity,)
Strouse, Whallon, Wright, (Litzerne,)
Zimmerman, and ll'righti, Speaker—Oil.
VS—Mensr, Augustine. Burry, Clove;,
Edinger, Fry, Fulton, Gaylord, Gibliuiey, fla
t-Hilton, Hancock, I ittucker, Letsenring, Magee,
Manley, ;Morris Mumma, Patterson, Phelps,
Salisbury, Smith, (Cambria ' ) Thompson, NVal•
ter, IVintrode, Wright, (Dattpliiit)and Yeaenley
—25.
So the question was determined in the affir
mative.
On the question,
Will ilia Muse agree to the third nntentl.
went ?
Thu yeas and nays were tub n, and wort) as
follows, via • •
YEas—Messrs. Auderson,•Bueltus, Baldwin,
Bull, Beck, (Lyceming.) Back, (York,) Bern.
hard, Boyd, Buyer, !imam, Buchanan, W.I.
well, Campbell, Curty,• Craig, Crawford, Edit,
gee, Fausoht, Foster, Fry,•Octs, Haines, I la.
eel, Harper, Heins, Hibbs, Hiil, Hillegas,
Holcomb, Houselwe'per, hawk, NORM,
Innis, Irwin, Johns, Johnsen, Laporte, Lebo,
Longaker, Lovett, Wealmont, M'Comb, Mao.
gin, Mencar, Miller, Montgomery, Nunnenutch•
re, Orr, Pearson, Phelps, Purcell, 'Ramsey,
Reed, Middle, Shenk,Smith, (Allegheny,) Smith
(Cumbria,) Smith, (Wyomiug,) Thompson,
Whallon, Wright, (Dauphin,) Wright, Luzernc)
and Zimmermun—ti I.
NAYS—losers. Barry, glover, Colman],
Dock, Dowdall, Fulton, Gaylord, Gibboney,
Hamilton Hancock, Huneker, Leiscuring, •
31%
earthy,
Hamilton,
Manley, Moorhead, Morris,
Patterson, Reinhold, Hoherts, Salisbury, WO.
ter, \\lntrude, Yearsley and Wright, Speak,
So the question was determined in the tar.
On the question,
Will thu House agree to the loud') amend.
want ?
YEAS—Messrs. Anderson, Ilack,
Bock, (Lycoming,) Beck, (York,) Bernhard,
Boyd, Brown, Brook, Buchanan, Caldwell;
Campbell, Carty, Craig, Clawford, Dow.
dell, Edinger, Faumld, Fo,tm, Fry, Getz, Ha.
me!, Harper, Heins, Hibbs, Hill, HiHelots,
nipple, HMemnb, Housekeeper, Hunseeker,
Imbrie, Inuis, Irwin, Johnson, Laporte, Lebo,
Loimaker, Lovett, M'Citlmont, M . Cartlay,
Comb, Mangle, Bremer, Miller, Montgomery,
Moorhead, N unnemneher, Orr, Pearson, Phelps,
Purcell, Ramsey, Reed, Reinhold, Riddle, Ro•
berts, Shenk, Smith, (Cambria) Wright, (J,u•
merne,) Yearsley, Zimmerman and Wright,
spc,deer-69.
'l.:l—Messrs. Barry, Clover, Cobourn, Fut
Gibboncy, liaince, Hancock, Huneker,
'lngham, Leie , tiring, Magee, 'Manley, Morrie,
Patterson, Salisbury, and 11'introde-16.
So the 'question nuns determined in the al&r•
illative.
:SECRETARY'S 0: rice,
Ihrriepneg, June 27, 1836.
. ,
:
I do certify that the above and foregoing is n
true and correet4!opy of the "Yeas" and "Nays"
taken on the Itesolaiiin proposing amendments
to the Csc of the Commonwealth, ns
t:te same appears on the Trot or the two
Houses of the Genend Assenildy of this Com-
MonWesilth fur the or
Witnv. my liana and seal of said °nice,
L.S. tdiih twenty.seventh day or JUlle v
sand right huP , lred and firly.six.
.......
A. G. CURTIN,
t ,, ry tb, Com:in/m.74M.
.7.tly 1., 185 C .-am
unta Amami OF
•Yl= . .'[ - i•l'.; i :.,','; ;:'! IJILI1B1?,,141, 5-61)1iLi
AT TEE •
-
.13ROAD TOP DE POT.
,u,;.NINGnAm fiave
weli-sel,cted stock of Spring tv. Summer
;lig of
Dry Goods, liartare„ Groceries,
slueens4care, Cedar-ware,
roofs and shoes.
willow-vrare.
Cro7,he i•y•ware, stone and earthen
Tin-ware, Cane rishing-reds.
Ready Made Clothing always on hand,
ahni in short everything that is usually kept in
country store.
!I_i CV !) !TASTER,
kept eonslantly'tbr Sale.
Cell end examine our Condo nod judge' for
yourselves. '
Ali kinds of country produce taken in ex
change I'm' Goods at the highest marliet price,
'rite highest market pliers paid for all hinds
of Crain.
Prompt attention paid to storing and forwnril
its;; nil kinds amen:lllllAm, proiltive,&e...
II iintingdnii, i tiLn.
1.11 PLAST AGAN I
•ros
Clundisag(ia)li Fc)titldrg
TAI:E THIS
t' ,;* itttorelitit: their Irien.l• tm4l the l,ult-
Ii • tlly, that they I t .,•;• toiteilt the Ilttnt•
• aril ;It" , t eee , ...11,1
t , :,1 000 preHtt, I. tumult ea•till.o el
'1 . 11. 1 , I/I,lll'lllll :11 1 '
11 . ' I. oiiiitY Ail: 1 1.11:111,1 rah . ; :11 :
;11 - • 1 Ceitl,ll,lll (:otter Plough,
can't I, heat. together with the Icessione,
llill
,hlo. and Ilorshgar Ploughs. Wo have on hand
ond ore ItTanutheturing stoves, such CC Cook,
I':ri.,r and °thee stoves toe cool cr wood.
. ,
normovir-vi &RE
of Kettles, floile . rs, Skillets,
i,•11 will be sold cheap for Cll9ll or in ex
, country produce. Old metal taken
• By a strict attention to bioi•
;tie to 1 - o. WC hope to receive a
31:are of 'ti. pat, c.
810 ,
April : . .
COATECT/0,\":11i 1 1 177' SP IR E
11111,11.3.11 q SIR:GAUD,
THOMAS FRY,
wiroLt:s.tm: rosrrrrloNl:a ,
0. IP I North Third Fl. , alow
MN I "r4kurt;liEtt OF coxrEcTi()N•
Juitibt: Gum I)rops, Ch000!ato
Grundy Drops, I,igoor 1.:ottlos, .I,lly
C ;'• , i Whit,
: ; .:•,;.. r.!
••. ; (7itron,
. •. C: . \Valntos,
s•;.dts, Ground :s, •, Firo Crook.
Timaritals, Cock Can.
dy, . . .
Ph'
• 1 attention of Ikalots is regoided to an
oxamitation of my stuck, which will be rinsed
equal to any in Philadelphia.
B.—Ordera by mail or otherwbia prompt•
ly aptmled to.
A
tlisranov SA.MUF!, DECD.]
Administrator's Witt.
NkyricE is hereby given that letters of Ad
ministration on the estate of Samuel Kerr.
Wu of Penn toutliship, deed., have been gran
ted to the undersigned, residing in said Weft,
ship, to whom those indebted will plea., make
immediate payment, uml those having claims
will present them duly authenticated fursettle
went. JOHN HOUSEHOLDER,'
October 1,1836.-6 t. Adner.
LEsTATE Ol WNI. 11(1I'SE1101.1)Elt.]
AIIIITOR , S NOTICE.
tolder,Lreed A utlitor, appointed by the
I orphans' Court of Huntingdon county, to
distribute the balance in the hands of John
Householder and Moses Homer, Executors of
William Householder, deceased, amongst those
entitled to receive the stone, hereby gives no
tice to all persons interested, that ho will attend
for the purpose of making said distribution, on
Saturday, the 25th dry of October, 1856, at 1
o'clock, I'. M.. at his elite in the borough of
llantittedon ; whet and where all persons in
terestcd.may attend if they think proper.
JOHN REED,
October 1,1824.-4 t. Ataiitur.
[ESTATE OF THOS. CORSI:CH, DEe'D.]
Administrator's Notice.
ATtrricE is hereby given that letters of Ad.
IN ministration on the estate of Thomas Gor
such, late of Penn township, deed., have been
granted to the undersigned, residing in said
township, to whom, those indebted viii please
wake itnmediate payment, and those having
claims will present them duly nutheitticated for
settlement. JOUN HOUSE:11010)ER,
October 1, 1836.-ht. . (Jar.
Something New at Huntingdon.
The eolebrated Centro County Iron tot sale
at the following prices t
Four coats per lb tin• common assorted froth
I inches square noel rinual up. 4. coda for
Ilurse•shoe and Spikea•od+, including 1 and I.
inches square, null 5 cents lie nt tiro
cheap aloes of
CI•NNINtIIIAMI o DUNN.
COUNTY SURVEYOR,
Tho undersigned offers hintselflts a candi•
date for re.eloction to the ollioe'of CounTY Sctt.
Vaunt of Huntingdon county, and respectfully
solicits tho suffrages of his fellow•'citizeus.
.1. STMPSOY .1 FRICA.
1:i. 1 •
LIST OF PREMIUMS
To be awarded by the Agricultural Societ•+ of
Huntingdon county, at the Fair to be held at
Huntingdon, on the Bth, 9thand 10th of Octo
ber next, 1856 :
Tionsns.
Best Stallion, 55,00 Best draft horse, 2,00
2d best do., 8,00 24 hest do., 1,00
34 best do., 2,00 Best riding horse, 2,00
Best 2 or 3 yr. colt, 3,00 Pd best do., 1,00
" under 1 year, 1,00 Best match horses 4,00
" brood mare, 3,00 24 best do., 2,00
24 beet do., 1,50 Best trotting horse 2,00
Best Ilunily horse, 2,00 2d do.. too
24 best, 1.00 Best melee,
_ . 4,00
,
2d beet., 2,00
.huirs :A. P. Wilson, Esq., Huntingdon; H.
F. if aslett, Spruce Creek, John Colder, Porter;
David Ilupert, Ifty! Ifemilton, Franklin,
. ' NEAT STOCK'.
Best pair work oxen 4,00 Ben now, am
2d best do:, 3,00 2d kat do., 2,00
34 hest db., 2,00 Best 3 year heifer, 2,00
Brat.toll, 3,00 "'2 " do.; !,O'
2d brat do., 2,00 " calf 1,0,,
HOGS. -
3,00 Best sow, • a,fit•'
2,00 2,1 beet, , i• ro
1,00 nest litteedpigs, : ,;
SHEEP.
Best line wool bock 2,00 Od I.4st do., to• - •
2(1 best do., 2,00 Bost f l oe wobl me
Bc•t Southdown do 3,00 2d best do., 2.' -, .
2d best do., . 2,00 Bost long wool do ....,"
Best long 'wool do., 3,00 " Southdown do. ,:,,,,,
Judyes : Samuel 11. Bell, Shirley ; W. Bib,
mon, Morn', ; Peter. Livingston, Burros ; Job,
Limner, Penn ; Eli Wakefield, Brady.
PLOWING.
Best, , 4,00 ad do., 2,00
2d do., 3,00 4th do., 1,00
Judges: Elkin; Shoemaker, Ilendelson, John
Shaver, Shirley ; A. B. Sangaree, Walker; W.
I 1 utchison. Warriorsma rk; S. Wigton, Fran klin•
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Best plow, • 3,00 Best wheat drill,
" burro's, 2,00 " corn planter, 3,,a.
" cultivator, 3,00 " horse rake, 2,00
6' hill-side plough 3,00 " reaper, 3,00
" windmill, 3,00 " mower, 3,00
.I.lyrs: Join, S. Isett, Franklin; Perry Moore,
M,,,i, : George Jackson, Jackson ; liensio L.
G , cv 11, Clay; Isaac. TzTs,yalker.
Best boar,
2d best do.,
ad bet do.,
GRAIN.
Prat wheat, 1,00 Best rye, 2,00
2.1 ho-t do., 3,00 Best oats, 2,00
Be. t Indian Cern, 3,00 Best Buckwlteei. 2, 00
2,1 best do.. 2,00
-- ,:/ i ,;?,;,;;;j'. Fisher, Huntingdon ; Hon. 'rho,
Etteu.r.rt. West; Geo. Eby, Shirley; .1. Entrekin,
HopewellL. G. Kessler,Brady.
DOiIESTIC mAru•FAcTtnEs, •
Ile,t 10, al, 3,00 Rot loud song. 1,00
2,1 1,,,t, a o ., 2,00 2d hest do. 56
2.11“,4 do. ' 1,00 Best candles, Imo
Best v.omleake, 1,00 2d hest do., 50
2d best do., 50 13c-t earpet, 2,00
. .
Best sponge cake, 1,00 2d best, d.)., 1,00
2d best do., . 50 Best be: rug, 1,00
Best butter, 3,00 2d best do., 02
24 best do:, 2,00 Best panne!, 2.00
3.1 hest is.. 1,00 2d best do., 1,00
. .
lle,t . tali:e sugar, 1,00 Best quilt, 2,00
licst e1.,,,,,e, 2,00 2,1 bott do., 1,00
2,110, 40., 1.00 Best wool su,k.i, 00
1 - ,,,, ;11 , 1111 butter, 1,09 ~ womod do., 7,,)
•, t,,,,,,,t0 catsup, 1,0,1 ' t ornamental non
l!oney, 1,00 ale wtOlt, 1,00
1,00 2d best i": 0., 60
.6.1 Best silk embrod'y 1,00
2~l I~c:t i!~
He'd pre,,,c4, 1,00 d best do., - 50
1,4 50 B es t shell work, 1,00
1,00 Ml' best to.,
Nickles.
:..t
_
J. Scott, Esq., Ihuting,lon ; rc,L .
ter. ~, Alexandria; Mrs. John Gommill, Por
ter ; .Mr.s. A. W. Benedict and Miss Prudence
J Huntingdon.
te . t s ri:sli e s i t?n n e7mile s tVi r onl e a i s s finkingrsl.teetTe°,f en
ter
the earearagtment of hourekeepers. But bak
er.. may compete ninong themselves unit obtain
premiums.
:MECHANICAL IMPLEMENTS AND MAN•
UFACTURES.
Hest 2 lior. carriage 2,0 U of tin waro . 1,00
bugL,Y, :1,00 . hest lot eart4eu
set sin. harness, 1,00 stone warn, 1,00
" " ihrming do., 1,00 "cooking stove, 1,00
" bridle :1. saddle, 1,041 wash. mamdoe, 50
" pair of hoots, 1,00 "meat vessel, 1,041
•i shoes, 50 " churn, I,OU
" side solo Mather, 1,00 " pair of horse
" kip & calf skin, 1.04) shoes, 00
" side bar. &upper 1,00 " specimen mar
' bit cabinet ware, 1,00 We work, 200'
" & greatest variety
Judges : Gen. J. C. Watson, Mill Creek ; P.
Stryker Porter; J. Saxton, Huntingdon. Dr. J.
A. ii 1 4 4 4 •14 ,, Moth , (lam J. Wilson, Henderson.
FRUITS.
,
Best S. greatest va • 2d beet do., 1,00
riety upplos, 1,00 BesC& greatest sa
-2,1 I,est do., 2,00 riety grapes, 2,00-
Best doz. Fall do,. 2,00 " native do., 2,01)
2,1 best d 0.,. 1,00 2.1 best do., 1,00
Best doz. wilder d 02,00 Best doe. poneheg,2,oo
2d best do., 1,00 ~ dos. plums, 1,00
Ilt,t tears, 2,00 • " quinces,l,lo)
.li:Lbir, : 11.*B. Petriken, Esq. l ontingden ~
Dr. Wm. Swoops, Porter t J. C ' resswell, Tod ;
'l'. T. C.!rontwelr, Eslp, Cromwell; ['Mild Hewn
11'4Iker.
VEGETABLES.
Beet poutee,, 2,00 Beet turnips. 50
2.(1 best do., 1,00 " onions, 50
Best SAVCCI. do., 2,00 4 • celery, firi
4 . mmatoes, 1,00 'I cabbage, 50
2tl l,t i!o., 50 " squashes, 10
Best purpic eggs, 50 " pumpkins, 10
" peppers, 50 4 • water melons, 7 ,
" beets, 50 " musk melon, 5o
" parsnips, 50 " beans, 50
" carrots,. 50 . pens,
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Judges; Israel Gritfans, EA., Porter, A. Fes:,
Esq., Iltintinwitm; GUM John Ate Comb, Anise
town; 1) avid Heuderson,Franklin 'John Gem
mill, Furter.
FLORAL.
Best display of flow: — iii;i ear. dahlias. t,no ,
' ers in . 610910, 2,00 2d best d. , .. ell
Oil host do., 1,00 Best bowler, SO
Best display plants, 2,00 .
.hdyes : G. C. Bucher, Porter; Col. S. Whar
ton. Huntingdon; Mrs. P. C. Swoopa, M iss Julia
Mil., Huntingdon; Miss M. Colder, Portar.
POULTRY.
ll,st pole turkeys, 1,00 2d best do., SO
2,1 bust do., 50 Best pair chickens 1,00
Best. pair geese, 1,00 2d best do., 50
gd heat do., 50 Best display pout., 2,00
Best pair ducks, 1,00 2d hest do., 1,00
Judges : Dr. J. McCulloch, Huntingdon. D.
Womelsdorf, Esq., Franklin ; G. Wilson, Tell;
Simeon Wright, Esq., Union, 'W. P. Orhisoo,
Esq., Huntingdon.
Judges on Discretionary Premiums, for articles
not enumerated in the foregoing list J.
Crecossoll, Berme; James Clark, Esq., Birming
ham; W. B. Smith, Jaekson;James Henderson,
and Gen. Geo. W. Speer, coalmine.
JONATII luwiLLlAms, }wet- •
J. S. Bart, See'y. . (Hunt., Aug.
VALUABLE FARM,
OF LIMESTONE LAND, FOll SALO..
The subscriber will offer at public ,de, on.
Tuesday, November 11, hie farms situatedin
Morris towuship, and containing 265 acres.—.
250 acres under fence and in good cultivation,
the balance timber hind. This property is di•
tided about equally into two farms, with a largo
.? y , brick house arid frame tenant house, L ,k4":.
a:ait large barn, wagon shed and cornajk.
crib, carpenter and blacksmith shops on on,
and a good frame house and barn on the other;
with good water and fruit on butts places, awl
in a healthy neighborhoOd.
Also at the same tithe and place, I will offer
496 acres of mountain land, in lots of from SO
to 100 acres, to stilt purchasers. This land is
well set with thrifty young chesnut, white and
yellow pine, and oakiinil.er, and convenient to
the farms, with goad roads to and through the
same. The above property is within mile of
the l'ettn'a R. is. and 3.1 of the canal at Water
Street. For futilsor parsiculart,'address
bAhItIEL P. WALLACE.