p Ur e atmosphere, it seemed as thongrh the -,erv sIfSU I>ot.s nd wliiskWy bar.cls huz vs'il for General Bowmaft and the good times C' tning. And when the Jug Law i jepeaied, and "swept tint of existence," !iat a jubilee you will have, ;nl O, what smacking of lps for whiskey and ptaises and shoots for Bowman! What wailing and diseonsolation there will be among the faithful! But, General, you are entitled to mv no tice of another victory over your old friend. Jt is due to you that I should also congrat ulate von upon the adoption of that the fol lowing memorable ( whitewashing) resolu tion, a twin of the Jag resolution: '•Resolved, That in General G. W. Bowman, Bedford County has a govd citi zen, Pennsylvania an abTo Adjutant Getter u!,and Democracy a fearless champion." What honors heape I upon you, Gcueral, whilst the finger of scorn were pointed at an old democrat because Le is an '-honest temperance in in." What a pity it was, General, that you did not make a motion ilmtcopies of this all important resolution le made out by Wm. M. Hall, Esq., and Uvc bin to forward them "to the Speakers of the Senate and House of Representatives of Pciiusyivauia, with ihe request to lay ihe same before the respective bodies over which they preside, as the deliberate judg ment of the Democracy of Bedford County." What a sample the twin resolutions would have exhibited of the "deliber ate" acts and '•judgment of the Democracy of Bedford County." V hat constitutes "a good citi -2,a! and a fearless champion?" Rofinoctfuliy, your bumble servant, &e. PET Eft sell ELL. IMLZL^LiEix:ESID: tin Tm - lay, 'he 25th insi., at the rem* deiK-ooi John Black. L-q.. by the Rev. F. Benedict, Mr. H F WUiian t and . Miss i '.liz'i Blue!;. In Martiiisbnrg, op Thursday the 20th is.it . by the Rev. J. Heller, .Mr. Dupid 0. Sho*mnk-i. of Bedford (V., and .Miss .'•Co:.'i Rhodes, of Blair Co., P.o. On the 10rh iust.. by I> S. Longenoeker INq., C. Foor, Esq., of (lliio, formerly of Bedford Co., and Mrs. .Miry Dunlop, of South Wood berry, Bedford Co. r2E "E\2 In Hpewell township, ou Sabbath, Feb. 24:h, ufter a lingering illness, of consump tion, Mr. Gf.OROE IIEKSER, ased 51 years, 1 month and 18 days. Brother Hefner vri confined to his bed some time in August last, of which he tie ret fully recovered: f*mi the partial recovery of his first attack until within a few weeks of his death, he was abie to wr.lk about in his room. He gttw evidence of the sound ness of his piety, bv patient suff -riug and calm resignation to the will of God, ami the hour of Lis departure was one of joyful release. D. C. L- On Saturday, the sth of January, at the residence of Simon S. Stacker in Knox en. lit., CATHAMNK, aged 11 year, sveond daughter of Hugh K. ami-Ann Kin ton, for merly ot Bedford Co., Pa. On Sunday momiug, March IG< I>, at iSpirttg's .Mills, in Hi air County, Miss EMMA E. SP.VNU, aged 20 y A :r<, 8 uamths and J hays. The deceased w-is a tnemher of the Evan gelical Lutheran Church, and in her daily walk and conversation gave evidence of a beautiful Christian character. Her suffer ings, though long and severe, were borne with patience, resignation, and eldldlike toiifideuee in -'lliut who d eth all thirg well." On Tnes.!av, it 10 o'clock, A. M., after sppropri.-.to ecremouies, and in the presence of a largo number of assembled acquaintances and mounting friends, her body wis committed to the tomb. Mtv • ue rest in peace. K01I) LETTING. CBTT ®£3 TO CONTKACTOES. 5 >!,OI'()SALS will BE received bv the M.IIKI -1 g<;r* of the Hopewell and Bloody Kttn I urnpike and Plank Koa 1 Company. at the House of John A. (lump, in Bloody Kun, on - Thursday the 24;h day of April" neat, for grading, stoning and bridging the first seven miles ol said Koatl Irfm Hopewell in the direc tion of Bloody Run. Specifications. Plans and Proposal* will he exhibited at said place fur three days previous to said 24th ot April. L'aiiK printed propnails will bu found in the han U < f J'. Van Duvander. l.s(j.. Stoneratown, Jacob H. Barn lallar, Bloody Bun, and the b'ecrotary in Bedford. .Uy order of the Board •LULIX XFOWEB, Secretary. March SR. ISofi. es OHooia. rp.n. sifbscrjoer, thankful for Ihe patronage - heretofore ovtendrtd to him,; would re f poet Cully atinoutmmothe citizens of Bedford ml vicinity, that tie ultl op- : , a Scaoot. on outlay, April i tit, in the I.sctiu-a-rooin et the i'i'-sljyteriaa (lit ireh. Uiy beat onde.tvora will ha used to discipline c--i fiitp;is in'eiUcln.il ly. m inilh/ and physically. Terms oi Tuition, ptw <| tarter, to U., paid at bt 1 ,ose of each iju trier. .if >U i .•: Brim try-, :3 00 i'ractiiMl. Aritltm-tia, fi logrtpby &e. 3 s') ■' lihein itiiM 1 Natural S, Metiers. 40 ) hvdte. i.yidiSii, V- GEO. SIGAFoOS. Administrator's ScUcc. I '-'ITKIiS of Administration havi-'g licen -fin:ed to the subscriber, living in South i ... Towatliip. on titt E state of Henry ; . E:.--r s-.i! rowTsh ip, dee'd. all per i;i11 l-'btad to sii I Est tte are hereiiv notified "tike p.iym at in- n lonely, and those bav claim i a-g .in'st tb tin o wig'present then, J'-V • IU-. iiiio• If i: settl-nient. ircii 2H. D VVXD C. LONG, Mm'r. \ Orncs". C.'VLM. i'" C 0.," .♦ r. t). 2h, lH.jtj. V'.tiii':; is h-rebygjyen tlwt the Board of Comp.uy have U.ta ,uv ei.ed an e.s.-siiucut . f wwl , ait )irc . • Mm, n., t e, be.ongtuj to tiieOompu.y and in ■ n t;ie Mxtii day ~! Pehru..ry, lts'>o, ex ••l't on orimn.d ajij.lications approved fro.n -u. IK>., nil tii said s i xt h T 190 Joint Mclzg r, 4 21 Hopewell Township. 400 Julm Keibei, C Of) 211 Joseph Lancaster, £0 99 Richard Cbu>, 28 7 K. PudeebdMgh, (widow.) 1 48 lit>o Israel Moaus, 31 69 227 /aeliaiiah .Moans, 2 83 260 l iiuotb.v Monti*, 6 2 > 212 Robert SltaW, 1 21 200 William .N ichuhot, 48 4'mi . 1 enry lie - .k, 6 00 23 George Wis hart, 40 Londonderry Township. 395 Daniel Green, 1 20 442 John Sample, 1 32 457 Robert Sample, 1 3tl 441 Joseph Sample, 1 32 22 i J .tines Shaw. 1 21 401$ John King, Do 4o* F.Abbott, 1 21 399 Tbomas M-CalL t 80 850 Samuel M. Barclay, 1 80 400 Mulford Tread well, 1 80 2'JO Samuel 14. Barclay, 60 Lfherhj Township. 100 Fdward Alberli. .1 44 •13 Witt. T. Dattghcrty, 3ft 60 Abel Putt, 70 80 George Thompson, :}C 479 James L.uighoad, 1 41 380J Daniel Muitfj*oriter.. 1 82 408 William Montgomery, 88 401 .Margaret Montgomery, 88 Monroe Township. 161 Jacob A. Wink, 4.s 186 Sanxom Wink, 48 60 Jam ex Means, J.(j 6'"' Daniel Means, 12 499 John Treves, .3 09 46 Kiizalndh Swartz welder, 8 7 lluglt Wilson, 82 Xapier Township. 159 John O'N'enl, 4 49 200 Job Mann. 12 59 East Providence Tour,ship. 121 George Deweesc, .1 80 40 11 lUba Barton, 26 4.9 Aaron Barton, 12 00 Charles McLaughlin, 2 > 4u<) George I less, 72 100 Jacob Kitebey, 36 40(1 William Long, 1 99 4'tti William Cavil;, 1 6') 481 t John Crosby, 1 C I Provilcnce Township. 37 Solomon Williams, 49 417 llinnah Alherti, 1 80 292 Nicholas llamtnoad, J 20 801 Lemuel Gustine, 1 62 14 est Proridenci Township. 110 Kzikisl King, 24 St. Clair Township. 1 Lots Jacob Ink's iioira, 48 100 John Slider, 1 £0 Pouthumpion Township. 439 Joseph Cooper, J 32 4f>4 Daniel Huff, J 20 819 Jacob Herring, 1 04 lifO Michael llerener, J 02 101J " J..itn Kerr, 120 2 .'0 J antes Kiggs, 60 889 Stephen Reed, 1 00 489 William Iteod, * I 04 468 James Reed, I "j 434J Cnrue'ltis Cooper, 12) PHI George F. Alberti, 36 485J William BeH, 1 2) 130 Jriar Hunter, 2 08 Vnion Township. . •19} John Str tggart. 90 4()0 Leonard Swaggart, 8 On 206 Alexander Gurduer, 2 16 116 William Smith, 1 tit 43 Samuel Bttrkel, ,52 116 John .Slice, s8 100 J antes Joh.ndo'i, 50 Frederick Snyder, 28 315 Jeremiah Jackson. 2 62 1111 Jacob Swaggart, 2 48 440 William Pierson, 2 04 44 > Lbenezer Branhsm, 3 90 125 Goarad Imlcr, 72 ~ H > Christ ley Bowser, 1 80 190 George Laib, 60 'B4) Jacob Bttrket, 1 2d lot) Peter StocnbtrgT, 88 199 John Still, ' 6 CH) Adam Black, 2 28 290 Marcus Irvino, 1 2 > •122 .V ci}'! Shttoer, 4 4{ I'M Mjctt&ci Shimer, 6 00 439 Griffith Evmit, 2 G4 j 408? Philip Stiue, 2 4t j 43'* Wilson Hunt. 2 Gt | Alexaudef Scott, 2 0') | '37 J'eier Shoeiibeiger, 2 10 i 124 j'etir SHoenbirger, g 68 |49 Peter Sliouoherger, 24 South Woodbernj Totem/tip. 471 William Montgomery, 3 22 213 Robert Shaw, ] 24 440 J'uter Shaw, 2 04 61 106 Martin Loy, 32 24.4 Martin Loy, j 20 64 100 -JohnS. llctriek, 32 H"i> odbeiry Tounship. 496 Robert George, 3 410 John George, 5 8,7 421 Alexander Bovd, 3 85 41'3-J Alexander Montgomery, 5 8.7 433 Hannah Montgomery, 5 8,7 346 \\ it Han 1 Montgomery, 5 85 194 Daniel or Paul Wertz, 1 ,7J 100 Henry Swoop, 2 88 Kiddle Woodberry Tounthip. 10 .Martin 11 vsong, 55 j 40 John Watt, 1 80 117 Daniel .Montgomery, 7 41 i 180 Daniel Montgomery, 2 41 i 400 Margaret Montgomery, 29 .75 j 100 Andrew Baker, 1 29 20 Andrew 80.x1e., 81 2 Philip Croft, 42 10 Adam Souder, 83 | Lot Mo. 72 Jacob Stroek, C 3 j Lot Mo. 74 Jacob Struck. . 1 ,7'j TtiAlfiEftS ASSOI'MTIOAi. Jl second meeting of Teachers, iJirc-cti.rs, i ixJ Ai; friends of Education, will be held i l in Kedford, 011 Tuesday the 22J dav of! 1 A,prii next, for the purpose of organizing a ' 1 County Teachers' Association. T. hi. GETTTS, ■ County Sup't. March 28, ISoC. JOHX S3. Rli.su, in Account with the | J'nor and House ut Kmploy metit ot Bedford JJouuty, lor the year ending Jan. f, 1850. BK. ! T-c Cash from J. W. Liiigut) loiter, late Steward, 8 M. ■Wis. gai vcr, col. Bed. Tp., '• 98 30 ! JesseDiokch, col. Southampton -• 22 08 j Jos. Btrktuau, CcJ. .Monroe. •• Hi) 47 ! tleury Wilt, col. JS. Providence, • 9 y,7 i James Clark, col. Londonderry, •• 3 59 > Andrew Home, col. Mapier, 90 11 iN . Jd- Wright, < 01. St. Glair, " 87 99 i Goo. Preleigh, col. Hf.rrisou " 71 (,8 jS. Shuck, col. Bedford Boro' 1854 77 61 i Uhaa- Star key, Bedford Tp. •• 153 94 | Dav.id ford, ctn. Broadtop, •> 12 10 1 L". J. Diebl, col. Colorain, ■ < 131 23 1 X. Snow-den, Col.Cumberland V. •' 17 DO I Jan>e Pink, col. Hoj.eWi 11, • ' 49 18 I Jiouti Devore, col. Harrison '• 78 28 i i John L. Hill, col. Juniata, " 1.7 no i Daaiul Cypher, col. Liberty, * 54 9.7 j j John Lo.very, col. Londonderry, ••• go jo , Wm. O'Neal. Col. Monroe, •< 102 42 i We. Hull, col. Napier, •< 135 87 { D-Jbisbelman.col. L. Providence •• 47 17 j S. Williams, col, W. Providence •• 47 00 I Pr. B irkheimer, eol. St. Clair, • 27ti U2 J avob Corl, col. Union, 40 00 Win. limes, col. Southampton, " 29 go J. M'icodemus. col. M.Woodherry •• 298 92 i J.. S. Brunioaugh, col. S. Wood. ,70 70 iPa 11. Shires, c.ol. Ut-eliord Boro* 185.7 7-7 00 J.il. Sehnebly, co!. Bedford Tp, •• 173 8.7 i'.. \Y. Morton, col. Broadtop, " 87 37 ; Xichoias Mounts, col. Colcratn, >• 138 80 j L llardingcr, Cot. C. Valley, • 51 02 j i George Long, col. Hopewell, 35 00 ■ jJ_ B. Hardman, col. Harrison " 15 00 ' Jelin iieily, col. Juniata, • 100 00 | K. Bergstrusser. col. Liberty, >• 35 00 jJ- . Trout, 1 quarter's salary, 5 00 • John W. Peeler, ba'ance due h.tn, 4 50 j W. Showman, iiringing pauper, G 371 ' J. S. Brumbaugh, col. exonera'n. '54, 8 05* j Win- O'Neal, Co', ext iteration, '54, 12 29 i Win. liams. collector, exonera'n, ! 51, 5 65 N. Lyons, hill of goods, 22 35 \ Widow Ulnar, sup. utit-door pauper, 5 00 P. Berkheiraer. col. exoneration, '54 . 8 00 G. W. Pigavd, siyndrv bills,out-d. exp's, 33 92 Wm. Kreighbaum. work done, 1 00 Frederick Turner for bacou, 5 50 A. M. C. Drayer, coffin, out-d. pauper, 40> Jos. Barkuian, collector, exonwra' '63, 909 Rachel llolderbaum, sup. out-d. paup., o 00 Jesse Griffith for beef, 21 65 Mis. Ann Meek for apple-butter, 5 00 J. W. Bccler bringing pauper, 2 00 Michael Wertz bringing pauper. 1 00 i W. W. Laney,coal forme of mill, 15 43 Jesse Dickeu sup. out-door pauper, 42 00 ! Daniel Washabaugh, cost, 10 671 ! Jesse Dicken, collector, exonevat'n's3, 6 76 ! W. F. Moor head for apple-butter, &c., 81 50 i Samuel Devore bringing patqier, 7 37 Samuel Whetstone 1 quarter's salary, 500 Widow llolderbaum supporting pauper, f> 00 D. S. l.ongeueckr supporting pauper, 20 00 John Kimby work done at mill, 4 (>o Frederick Oaks bringing jmupcr, 13 63 Samiu-l Brown fur clerking, 20 ot) Mrs. Keigbar l for dried apples, &c., 18 71 Wm. Shaler for clothing. 16 00 Ad nil Miller for pork and be'f, 28 54 Frederick Richards f-r potato 's, 3100 ! Hugh Snide, fur pork. 30 17 Henry Wilson for beef, 13 11 A. B. Cramer bill of goods '54, 28 10 j Wm. Miiburn for making coffins '54, 4 5) A. Saupp, bill of hard-ware '53, 8 17 John Devore sup. out-door pmper '53, 500 V*telle/ Brenglc, erout tubs '52, 3 00 John L. Lessig mason work, 13 00 1 Lewis Galbangh, sup. out-door pauper, 7 00 1 John James hiii of corn for '54. 59 .75 Daniel Hershberger for beef aud pork, 21 73 ! I). Cypher, collector, exoneration '54, 21 88 Samuel Brown for clerking, 20 00 i Wa. Sill far bocf, 15 20 j S'.mitcl Whetstone 3 quirter's salary, L> 00 John Uorlev, one year's salary, 20 00 Gideon D. Trout bill of goods, <5 11J Dr. F. C. Reamer medical services, 68 87 j ] Samuel Vnndersmith btfl of beef, Ift 76 Michael Wcisel for Lav hi Icfcca for beef. 949 K. Dallam, bill of goods 32 86 BEDFORD INQUIRER AND CHRONICLE John Mel'arrnu for potatoes, 9 G<) , John (Jutes bringing pauper, ■' 12J ' J. W. Liiigeufetler pari of salary 'M, 41 25 John Ling bringing 4 pauper# 34. 22 o j Samuel Whetstone for services,, p "0 John CnrJy for service#, F W ] J. Mclfvai'u sup. out-door pauper '54, 44 00 Catharine Smith sup. out-door pauper, 13 00 George Kouds sup. out-door pauper, "00 . Thounis Hortou bringing pauper, 18 o'J Solomon Keigard for beef and pork, 2' 42 Thomas K, lci blackswitbiiig '32, - oti j Georgu Gray for heel.- 2 .2 John Snider fur heel", 13 W" : X. Lyons hill of goods, 20 1 , Henry llarshberger cider and apple#, 18 "3U 11. J. Henderson, use Sire Company, 2-3 "0 IJupp \ -Osier bill of goods '34, 40 b i I.eWis Dreuning lor beef *.31, t j l)r. IV. 11. Watson mod. at.out-d. p. 34 16 31 J. G. Mißtllck tobacco, Use p, hooao 51 o1" f Kelly & Dugdale, bill of goods, 21 '-'8 J oltu .Maligna "1 G f Samuel Snider for bacon '6l, 6e< j I John Stone for beef, 4 43 ' -Mrs. Smith sup. out-door paupvr, 10 'JO . S. li, Whitfield, 2 60 Win. Spidel blacksmithing, 2 68 Win. Hoohe. sup. out-door pauper, 0 81 John Corly services as Director, 6 00 Sumiiei Whetstone services as Director, 5 00 A. Satipp bill of goods, II '2 J. W. Liugeufelter 1 quarter'# salary, 81 2 i Daniel Dibert for apple-imitcr &c, 7 43 Mrs. Conrad lioighard marketing, 'J 03 ' : George Sellers for beef and pork, 24 42 , A. U. Claim; for pork i*c, '34, 11 03 ' G. W. Blymire for tinware, Ijt Mrs. 0. Smith sup. out-door pauper, 1- 43 ; ; I'etur 11. Sldres bill of Smithing, 22 00 i John W. Liugeufelter, 50 00 ' K. Fyan in part on cheek. No. 1, 0" 08 j | Gideon D. Trout !or cat tie, 143 00 | J . W.Lingcnfelter iu part check Xo.Gl, 3 ' "0 j John Amos lor apples, 1 <3 , F. I). fleegle bill of goods, 21 41 j Henry Moses part on check Xo. 23, 43 tio j Dauii 1 Trosstlo for hams, ike., 10 47 i Win. F. Moorhea l, 2 quarter's salary, 70 00 J. C. Dicken sup. out-doer pauper, 20 00 Drown a: UuliDun part draft Xo. 18, 196 O'J i G. W. Bon man 3 yeata printing ending j ending March 'SB. 71 93 { ilo. *to. 2 years ending May *'33, 7'J 40 ! Philip G. Mcrgrof for potatoes, 1.1 80 llenrv Stni th molasses and sugar, 'oft, 21 23 Lawrence iauiisoii for hay, 20 30 Henry Detibaugh for CoIV, . 18 I' l , l Widow Holdertianui sup. out door p., 13 23 ■ John Miller shot-making, 20 12^ Dr. A. A. Cruiue, toed. at. out-d. p. 33 00 S. It. Whitfield, Justice leer; 4 37, Hugh Moore bill of goods, 8 til Sam'l 11. Tate. Esq , balance salary So 30 ! G. W. Mock bill of goods, 10 00 ; W. F. Aloorheatl nart ou diaft Xo. 23, IS 00 ' F. Jordan, Esq., part <>n draft Xo. 40, Jb 30 A. B. Cramer & Co.. part draft Xo. 30, 3U 00 i Exonerations for 1833, 30 83 do. lor 1831. 21 46 do. for (855, 5 21 ! Gio. Frally col. for 1833 exoneration, 3 22 llugh Moore col. 1833 exoneration, 7 23 IM. Wis.-gurver c 01.'33 exoneration, 10 68 I X. If. Wiightcol. *63 exoneration, C CO Henry Wilt col. '33 exoneration S 371 And. Horn, col. '53 exoneration, 13 60 E. J. Diehleol. '54 exoneration, 4 .51 S. Williams col. '34 exoneration, 11 52 D. Esl.elman col, '54 exoneration 6 92 | James Funk col. '34 exoneration, 2 46 John Dowry, col. '34 exoneration, 4 58 C. Stuckey col. '54 exoneration. 11 00 T. IV. Ilorton col. '63 exoneration, 5 21 Commissions for 1833, 92 61 | Commissions for 1834, 184 17 | Commissions lor 18,55. 2 67 , E. Puilerhaugh Judgment in full, 270 00 P. Had. haugh bill goods Xo. 86, 8 37 ; A. Zisile.r up. out-door pauper, 6 00 George Smith, 1 35 , Interest on checks, 68 82 I Treasurer's Salary for 1865, 7o 00 ; AuJiiois for auditing account, 15 OP !Wr. the undersigned, Auditors of Bedford County, do certily thai we have examined the foregoing Account of John H. Rush, 1 roasu i rer of the Poor and House ol Employment of Bedford County, and find the sasic to he eoi j reel and true as above stated. Witness our hands and seals jjiis thio Sh h day of January, 1856. balance due Treasurer, $3 13 JOHN ALSTADT. [L. 8.) DANIEL BAKI.EY, [l. s.j (jKU. W. SMITH , i-. s ] j ATTEST : j THOMAS it. GETTY#, Clerk. | MONIES due the Poor and House of Enj l piny men t of Bedford County by Collectors I to January 1, 1856. Henry Wilt Collector for 53 E. Providence, $3 87 j John King, Hopewell 99 87 I Abraham Snodeu, 0. Valley 54 188 88 I John L. Hill, Juniata, 54 110 48 j Jacob C'orl, Union 54 88 01 Jacob Nicodcuius. M. Wood. 54 353 07 : Peter Il.h-bircs, Bedford B. 55 151 46 i ! John H. Sohnebly, T. " lO'J 90 < Thomas 11. {fortoti, Broadtop iJ 10 58 j -Nicholas Kooutj, Ccicrain " 62 55 j Levi llardeuger, Cumberland V. 90 58 1 George Long, Hopewell 07 £7 John B. Hani man, Harrison 02 22 , John Heiiy, Juniau 30 03 Samuel Berkrtresser, Riberty 71 70 j Jmuc* C. Dcvore, Lo u d under j 51 74 ' W. Carn#il, Monroe 105 70 j John Whets!cue, Napier 151 11 j Gideon ]>. Martin, K. Providence 77 02 ! Israel Morris, W. Providence, 102 03 John Alstadt, S'. Clair 19J 39 ■ Arnold Lashly, Southampton 41 80 Peter Ewalt, Sehellaburg B. 15 87 | John Wysong, Uuion 55 54 72 i Robert Elder, 51. Woo 1 berry 321 60 j I>aniel Miller, S. Woodberry 146 89 §2550 09 Amt. of Notes Judgment i Corn meal 2 00 David Broivn corn 1 (ifl | Peter B irmond corn 1 'OO j Marketing 2 QO i Leany for corn sold *. 1 00 ' For Dun horse 90 00 I Assumption Joshnt Mower, 160 ; W. W. I,earn (lower sold is mill 51 00 | John Keighart rye 6 40 | W. Boohcr rye 11, 2-> ! For flour sola in niHl 17 pf) j 193 B'i i Clt. i By c4*b paid Jacob Simler Llacksniitli mp. $ Slii For Apples, 1 00 [ Mrs. Fetter -c. 4 60 I Shat'er for veal. 1 69 j Markciting sundries, 2 31* Pedlar foygusdry good#, 7 121 i Marketing See., <5 00 Samuel Whetstone. 80 Marketing &c., ? 12| i 5 eal, 2 70 Mirketting, 4 (.0 Repairs at race up to 10th March. 26 IK) Pvr making roads ou mountain'.! year, 80 0o Marsetting, t -27 • John If. Rush Treasurer, * 9<> to Sundry marketing 2 00 Fred Oaks, I (ju i Stopping sink iu Bason at pike, boo John Dutfjn, 1 o<) : D. S. Worthy, ] ',>) i Markcttiug &e., 8 87| Raid \S". F. MoorUeaJ to balmo; aseount. 1 81 103 871 j A list showing the number of Pnuprre admit ted dis.n.u jred eloped died &c., during the , mouths of J.umiry Febru irv ami March JkfSS. [ w ft t? cr Remaining >• ST S •*' •*- i | f " |- Januxry, 1; ]r> 0 0 0 23 17 February, 15 l'i 1 o O 80 10 March, II 15 1 0 0 20. 15 SI 48 Remaining Ist January IH.V> 4$ Making an average of 43 per month. STITETOIT Of the Mill fionllst January until the I*l ( April 1855. 5: O ipj *< £ c cf 3 S ** 3? U 1 I Remaining in mill at settle went 17 5 2 Amount oftoll taken in for January r.3 20 6 2 February 45 2i> 5 o March 52 27 0 0 Making 177 72 12 44 Amount ind in honda 05 401 4 4 Sold in mill in flour 47 0 0 0 David Stivers account 3 () 0 () John Rrighart 0 10 o 0 ticorge f.ysinger (1 7^oo Nicholas Boor 1 0 0 0 W. Booher 3 R) 0 0 Joshua Mou er 6 o 0 0 Feter Smith 2 0 0 0 Sundry persons small quantity 0 0 2 3 William Thompson 0 2 0 0 David Drcnning 0 () 10 David Brown 0 0 1 0 1 l'vter Barm end 11 0 1 0 IBy 4V. \V. Leuuy 0 0 10 j Dliza Foster 2 0 0 0 j Jacob Ripley per Barnbart 5 0 0 0 ; Ruber' Kurtz 2 0 0 0 j Mrs. Smith keeping Simon. 1 t> 0 0 j Widow Claar keeping David, 2 0 0 0 177 70 10 7 j Remaining in the mII 0 2 2 04 STITKUEW j AND Report of WM. F. MOOREHEAD, Steward of the Poor ami House of Em ployment of Bedford Count}', from the j Ist dav of April, 1835, to the Ist day of Jan., 1856. DR. j To cash S. Vondersmith for grain, §9 37 4 | Thompson, for rye, \K 25 j Wni. Riiolicr, for rye, 5 00 •: Witt. Ilcrrmg, for grain, 2 25 j Ono. Foster, potatoes, 1 00 Jacob Bollinger, corn, 1 124 ! Ditto, flour, 1 92 11 in. T. Chapman, 2 00 D. Dretining, corn, 56 Simon Cook, sheep, 15 25 11. Kurtz, " 8 25 Win. Griffith, " 50 . 'w. Rlymirc. flour, 1 00 ' Geo \\ eidel, corn, I 121 : 11. Pierce, flour, 1 00 ! Samuel Brown, mixture, 1 50 l>. Washabaugh, grain, 3 00 P. Safer, hay and rve, 6 871 i E. L. Anderson, 4 D. ccrn, 1 00 t Sundry persons, corn, 75 I)r. F. 0. Reamer, corn, 1 50 | K. Faster, lard and plaster, 7 2l Saml. Brown, wheat, 5 00 | J. W. Lingenfelter, bal. on sattleni't 1 81 | J.as. Ling, beef, 75 : Dr. W. H. Watson, corn, 25 j Jno- L. Lcs.sig, corn, 5 00 ; H. Moore, r\e, 1 87 i Datil. J. Shuck, buckwheat, 75 Win. Ritehey, cabbage, 874 ; Henry Defibaugh, buckwheat, 1 121 j John Ilnfor, parsnips, 50 Henry Tavlor, stove, 5 00 | Saml, 11. Tate, beef, 5 35 Sol. lleiuiund, buckwheat, 1 oO Jno. Miller, bran, IS I 1 Total, §lO3 90J j ' ' , (;R --11 \ amount expended for the use of the Poor and House of Employment, from j the Ist of April, 1855, until the Ist of Jan'v, 1856. Cash pd J. Snyder, for marketing, §1 50 | Sundry persons, do, 9 38 ! 2 baskets, 75 A. Ickcs, altering lambs, 09 Seed onicus and straw, 2 30 1 Plants, 2 50 ; N. Davis, shearing sheep, 2 25 j Wm. Becgle, straw, 1 00 Potatoes aud cucumber seed, 3 00 Sundry persons, marketing, 3 50 Blackburn, bacon, 1 (56 I Applebutter and P. O. stamps, 2 50 1 Market'g,A" btuiing razors for paupers, 1 75 ] Thread and dried apples, 4 624 . I). Price, altering pigs, 75 Geo. W. Mock, dishes, 1 64 W. F. Moorbead, wheat, 7 50 A. M. Horn, peaches and apple?, 275 ; Sundry persons, straw, apples, Ac. 342 : Alex. Ling, 1 50 Wm. Philip;, butter, 58 j Mrs. H. lckos, '• 1 96 ; W. Krcigbbaum, work at pipe?, 2 25 i Sundry persons, straw and butter, 437 I Jno. llet'roTi, work at pipes, 3 25 Geo. Smith, butter, 47 ! Hauling coal and night's bill. 10 16 | Marketing, 2 37 I M iu. Cary, work at pipes, 8 00 ; Toll, portage and bUeksiuilhing, 2Ou j Marketing, 1 31 i j Applebutter, 3 12 §95 GO; ! Bal. in bands of Steward, 829 J §lO3 904 j STATEMENT of the Poor House Mill j from the Ist day of April, 1855, until the i Ist day of Jan"y, 1856- To aiuonut of toll grain brought in b; the mill as per monthly returns: ' r r ' a * jj y z: " ? z zr ri 18 f>ii. Ap!. L, grain in Mill. 0 12 0 0 May ],ani't ret'd, 48 32 ;">i 0 0 June 5, 44 44 42 27 GJ U 4 July 3, '* 44 32 8 14i 0 3 A up. 7, - 4 44 20 3 3 0 0 Sep;. 3. 4 •< *29 13 1 0 2 Out. 2, 44 44 39 26 0 0 0 Nov. 6," 44 431 IS 3 22 0 IW. 4," 44 30 15 8 19 2 Jan. 1, 44 31 10 13 15 0 Amount, 3131 153 SGI 5G 17 j 1)Y amount of Gain used in the Poor House and sold o sundry p**r 16 In 0 For horse feed. 0 30 0 0 0 Hogs, cattle, 0 27 0 0 U •Sold sundry persons, 39 56 23 41 11 Amount, 299 113 £9 56 17 ; Am', of grain re maining in mill, 141 40 171 0 0 LIST of Paupers admitted, JLchnrjrcd, died, ifco. during each month, ami the num ber retuiining at th eiul of each month, al so the average number supported in the House during the tear, together with the number oi out-door pauper# supported and i buried bv the Institution from the Ist dav ! of April, 185.1, to the Ist dav of Jamjar' , 1850: Foin:ilt"J reiunhiiugat end of mouth. Ma !cs remaining nl end of mouth. Children bound out. Died during the month. Kh)pcti during ho month, Di.-cliaigcd during the month, Admitted during tho month. 1 855. I Remaining in the Huuis April 1, 1855, 28 15 April, 5 3 1 0 0 23 15 May, 8 S 0 0 0 23 15 •June, 5 3 2 0 0 23 11 •July, 8 5 110 21 15 Aug., 1 0 0 (i 0 25 15 ! Sept., ] 2 0 0 0 24 16 Oct., 11 12 0 0 0 23 15 : Nov., S 3 0 2 2 22 16 Dec., 3 1 U 0 0 25 16 53 37 4 3 2 235 151 M;iking the average number i>f Paupers I in the House for nine Months 43, of whom I 6 arc colored: out-door pauper,-, 6, making the average in ali, 49. Funeral and other expenses were paid for four deceased paupers tu the County, who could not be brought to the Poor llou-e. Bills wpre paid for board and medical attendance for 7 pinners, who were sick in different parts of tiie County. Eighty-three wavfariug persons were . provided with b >ard and lodging, of whom 37 were from Germany, 13 from 1,-eland, 2 , from Soot laud, 7 from England. 7 from i Fiance, 2 from Denmark, .5 from Poland and 12 Americans. Reanii.ing in the FT on so, Jin. I, ISSG, : 25 males, 15 females—total, 40, STATFiMEN'T of the pro luce of t'i° Farm and Garden from the l-t of April, 185-3, to the Ist of J any., 1S58: 547 bus. ens of corn, 387 bus. oats, G bus. wheat, 380 bus. potatoes, 27 tons hav, II loadsVorn fodder, 204,1 lbs. pork, 4520 ■ lbs. beef, 223 lbs. veai, 71 lbs. mutton, 14 beef hides, 3 calf skins, 210 lbs. lard, 264 lbs. tallow, 33G lbs. butter, 20 bus. apples, 20 bus. tomatoes, 12 bus. hems, 2'a b".. onions, 2i small do. 2SOO heads cabbage, 20 bus. beets, 3 bus. peas, 6 bar. cucumber ' pickles, 0 bar. crouf, 15 bur. parsnips, 8 bus. carrots, 180 lbs. wool. Ikvft stoek on the Ist of January, 1836: 2 work hursts, 5 milch cows, 1 Durham bull, 48 sheep, 1 brood sow, 21 shoals. Feed for Stock. 15 tons bay, 3 tons straw, 3 loads corn fodder. Vegetables, Provisions, &c 280 bus. potatofs, 12 bus. beats, 10 bus. onious, 200 beads cabbage: 5 bir. crout, 4 bar. pickles, 4000 lbs. pork, 500 lbs. beef, 400 lbs. lard, 240 lbs tallow, 1 bar. vine- ; gar. ARTICLES manofaeturo'i by M it run in j the Poor and House of Employment, from the Ist of April, 1855, to the Ist of Jaiiy., 185 G. G5 shirts, 23 prs. piliow cases. 17 sheets,! 10 round jackets, 23 prs. pants. 2S dresses for woman, 9 do. for children, 5 ulriff ticks, 1 feather tick, G stand covers, 2 coats, IS chumuifts, 9 sacks for woman, 23 aprons, 15 night, raps, 4 vests. 9 towels, 2 gnder shirts, 4 linsey blankets, 3 shrouds, Hi handkerchiefs. 4 undershirts, 42 prs. u.ens' socks,ls prs. stockings, 4 prs Grower*, 6 bolster ticks, 11 eouifortf, 8 bar. neap, 20 lbs hard do. Amount of produce A?, gold to sundry persons for and on account: 78 bus. corn, 82 bus. out*, 957 lbs. beef. AVE, the undersigned, Directors of the P.mr au 1 House of Employment of Bedfotd County,
  • ccrtifv. that we bate examined the annexed account, statement tftrJ report oi' VMU. 1". Moorhead, Steward of said Poor and 11 iirse of Employment, from the Ist vf April, IS5;>, until the Ist of .(any., JBSB, and Sad the saw: pi be correct. ~ - • ■ - •"- -- - -- •- \\ imeiji aqr hands and seals, this l.. J.SSG. , ' .JOIt'N UOKTM4Y, (>. THdOT, U. P. SHUCK, Attest, l'irecfpf*. Thomas 11. GETTY?, Jr., Clerk. | March 14, 1556. GbtMnj and Cry Goons Store. rjlflE K**tb*r are jm-t recdvit-j: a ~ * , ," m *' ar "' eh-ap near itiuint at J 1.1 b) A.Ui,. VWTHIA'C d JJMI' CObl .'. a their stem, it, TfcsEast Com.r | fa |i ? consisting in part of Coats. Pants, Vest*. Satin Stocks. Huadkerchict*. Booty nd Shon,* Bat* and Caps, ami all other anUJca usually . kept in Ready Made Clothing stcr.-r. Also a good tf.M !in,.-i,i < } /it 1* C(JOD'>- consi sringof Calico, cr -1 sorts, so offending. Tbe subscriber has a speeiul 'Taut for his dam* II IK AM F. ROHM. Uo'erain Tp. Feb. 21U550--c. NOTICE T() fM )LLECTORS. It i* absolutely cecessnry that the coun ty id Bedford .-bould Imve tnonev. Sim owbs the late T.-msnrcr 51490 87*. The Commissioners are determined that tfjcv "ill not increase the taxea as long as tl.e'y ean avoid it; they are equally determined that the ( oilecfnrs 8H pay op. Writs of eseeutioti vm! be isseed at once- agniust all delinquent collectors of 18,74 ar.tl previum years, for balances remaining after the 15tu ot March next,and tr. the collectors of 1 555 just as; ~,u as their 15 months have expired. By order of the eonimissinnri s. I'. 0\ i,U, Treasurer. Feb. "29, ISSC. NOTICE TO COLLECTORS? Collectors of the Poor Tare-are notified that Itixecnt uii- will Issue at once rgatnrt all delinqiicnt collectors of's4 and prcvi ou-. viors. for balances remaining after :he V" th a f^ l ,rel >'CXt. and on the colk-cors !•>,■ 1 >.5 just ;,s soon .-in their 15 months have nxrirml. Bv order or the [ir.e;<-rs GEO. W. BI.YMIKE, Treason r." ' Feb. 29, ISSG. IJIPOIiTJST TO If 11.1. OWRERt? IIfO JUU'Aif D'.S Improrud Srnuf ar.d Scrcen ■ * . '"lt Machines. Mili Bushes. Boiling Glotb* and Bran Paster.,. f{h im.1,1 ji,,p ruV cd plan; .*l.l Ser.-w s, I. urn and Cob fVriTiders, Patent B-adces f.,r M.'li Spimiles, Bouable JJilJ*, a ;rr i.i 'il lii grind ten bushels per hour, Miij lions ami Mill Burrs nude to order. Also, Stoiei - l meet ( ~nj Kiln acnl Orain Jlrver , :i v iisiiiiie iiiveuto.ii,. The above nrtieie'e kept C i'itally o.iiur.d. and eui 1* obtained a: any n i -. !r,,m B. I). BUOAL). '' 1 lo.s iu -dfurj County, wim is also ig.-uT t.,r Lodford, .Somerset, and adjoiTiiri iielliti.s " Mill .eight work done at the shortest notice, j-i I uu ih • in ,tt r.* isa!>;*.L*c* t'jrms. rcln-:i iry I>. (S.NG. Met' )R:'.IIC a '.-J Reaper and ."lower for Hale ;, . v S- 0. 8110 AL' it Sclu-bs urg. Pa., ageal forhlair and Bedford counties. February 1-3. 1 SOtl. .^Ek T ' 25 r JBT > M €LS j&2m TUP Partnership heretofore existing U tweeu the u , lersigned, i::i lor the nam. and Arm of Weisei ."s Foster, in the Coach and Wagon iranijt.ic.or\ , is this duv dundved oy mutUMt eons -nc. The business of the late firm will tie settled up >v W ip. \\ eisel, who is authorured to c I'lee: air accounts, So; , andjmv tlri-dtlts o the firm. TTM. WEISEL. J(J US FOSTER. f).•?. It, 1800.-nsl ADIUISIISTRATORS NOTICE. LU T FKRS of Ad'hiuUtration have bcttti granted to the aubnerjbor c>D the esuto of Daintel \V. Btackburn, late of StClair TowmjUip. deed. All persons indebted to siid estate are noted to make immediate payment and those having claims or demands agi j-.| it are requested to make known the saui * without delay to tie? subscriber living at Fleasantvillc in St (liair Township. s ami: e l black burn . Feb. -29, 184<3-f SETTLE UP. 'JpiIF suhscrihcr. having disposed of his Store L in Bedford, is iiesirtms of cloniug up his hook.-. All persons indebted to him arc :cf)t!cs red to settle up immediately. ITis Books will l.e ill the Hands of Mr. Job .M.' Shoemaker, till first July next. II" i thankful to his friends for the very geturous support they have yielded him sim-o his commencement in this place and cordially' roccoinntcnds Mr. Job M Shoemaker*a*a yono4 man of good Imsiness habits, of strict hoi esty. capacity and integrity, and who will not fail to giic general satisfaction to my customers and the public. EH AS .M.nSIIER* March I I IffoC-l in. flilUf SALE OF a School 'i.iuse in .V ipjer T. wrthip ernt Andretv Homes and others. To !' wild nt Pu'dioSale or outcry on Saturday t},e JJd day of March iust. (Bits third r>f the pureff.;- u>- ney in band at liar conti riuatkui of the Sa on,; third it) six itlouthi, and the rbhtatnitsg • tlhrti 111 0:10 vimc. By order ot thj Scboo! Directors. J. W. HULL, 0. WHETSTONE. M' M. K'K'K, I] E\UYA LB Alt r- KIN-sKY, J. R. MOWKY, March 7, IS',O. toon OIiTASb'SAVIICWTSi rnllli Books and X'otes of Peter Kadehaiigh, .L are hot in my hamh for collection, I* r scii* avonld do well to is-'l and settle at once or costs will ! c added to them. .SAMUEL UADEBAUGn, Match It, 18.*'C-tf.