Mitchner, Thomas - 1807

FOR SALE

upon reasonable terms and immediate possession will be given.

302 acres surveyed in names of Martin Reilly and Henry Wertz, near the river, adjoining the Farms of B. Elliott, Esq. Col. John Fee and others.

404 81 pr. surveyed in name Thomas Austin, situate on both sides of the public road leading from Huntingdon to Lewistown including a Mill seat adjoining Robert Wray at head of Kishaquoquillas Valley.

436 61 pr. do. Thomas Mitchner, adjoining Shavers creek manor, Major Robert Moore and others in West township, prime land for wheat.

410 60 pr. do. Rev. John Johnston, adj. Joseph Dowler and others in Huntingdon township, near the warm springs.
437 21 pr. do. Moses Van Court adjoining the above.
428 70 pr. do. Thomas Mitchner, adj. the above.
430 86 pr. do. Stephen Drury, adj. the above.

436 41 pr. do. Robert Austin, adj. George Green, near his Mills, West township.
435 85 pr. do. Samuel Ayres, adj. the above.

400 do. Jonathan Priestly, pr warrant, situate on the head waters of Stone creek adj. John Cree near his Mill, West township.
400 do. John Wright adj. the above.

100 do. John Shaver on Raystown branch, adj. his former place of residence now Andrew Donaldson, Hopewell township.

400 do. Robert Simpson, adj. Caleb Armitage Wm. Grady and others, Huntingdon township.
400 in 3 surveys adj. the river, in names, John George and John Hampson including Hampsons improvement opposite Sugar Grove Farm, Springfield township.
400 surveyed adj. Jesse Adams, John Williamson and others, in Huntingdon township.
400 do. adj. the above, Wm Grady and others.

400 do. Margaret Stoker in Dublin township, near the former residence of Wm. Steel.
400 do. Mary Hughes adj. the above.

300 do. Thomas Jordon, patented, situate on little Clearfield creek, now in Clearfield county.
400 do. John Allen in the forks of big and little Clearfield, patented
200 do. Lewis Taylor and Th Cummins in big lick woods near town of Huntingdon
300 prime land for wheat in Sinking Valley adj. Angus St. Clair Arthur Hill and others opposite Birmingham.
The above property will be sold at moderate prices in four equal yearly payments.

JOHN CADALLADER.

December 2, 1806.

~ The Huntingdon Gazette, 01-Jan-1807, Page 1, Columns 2 & 3

Wray, Robert - 1807

FOR SALE

upon reasonable terms and immediate possession will be given.

302 acres surveyed in names of Martin Reilly and Henry Wertz, near the river, adjoining the Farms of B. Elliott, Esq. Col. John Fee and others.

404 81 pr. surveyed in name Thomas Austin, situate on both sides of the public road leading from Huntingdon to Lewistown including a Mill seat adjoining Robert Wray at head of Kishaquoquillas Valley.

436 61 pr. do. Thomas Mitchner, adjoining Shavers creek manor, Major Robert Moore and others in West township, prime land for wheat.

410 60 pr. do. Rev. John Johnston, adj. Joseph Dowler and others in Huntingdon township, near the warm springs.
437 21 pr. do. Moses Van Court adjoining the above.
428 70 pr. do. Thomas Mitchner, adj. the above.
430 86 pr. do. Stephen Drury, adj. the above.

436 41 pr. do. Robert Austin, adj. George Green, near his Mills, West township.
435 85 pr. do. Samuel Ayres, adj. the above.

400 do. Jonathan Priestly, pr warrant, situate on the head waters of Stone creek adj. John Cree near his Mill, West township.
400 do. John Wright adj. the above.

100 do. John Shaver on Raystown branch, adj. his former place of residence now Andrew Donaldson, Hopewell township.

400 do. Robert Simpson, adj. Caleb Armitage Wm. Grady and others, Huntingdon township.
400 in 3 surveys adj. the river, in names, John George and John Hampson including Hampsons improvement opposite Sugar Grove Farm, Springfield township.
400 surveyed adj. Jesse Adams, John Williamson and others, in Huntingdon township.
400 do. adj. the above, Wm Grady and others.

400 do. Margaret Stoker in Dublin township, near the former residence of Wm. Steel.
400 do. Mary Hughes adj. the above.

300 do. Thomas Jordon, patented, situate on little Clearfield creek, now in Clearfield county.
400 do. John Allen in the forks of big and little Clearfield, patented
200 do. Lewis Taylor and Th Cummins in big lick woods near town of Huntingdon
300 prime land for wheat in Sinking Valley adj. Angus St. Clair Arthur Hill and others opposite Birmingham.
The above property will be sold at moderate prices in four equal yearly payments.

JOHN CADALLADER.

December 2, 1806.

~ The Huntingdon Gazette, 01-Jan-1807, Page 1, Columns 2 & 3

Austin, Thomas - 1807

FOR SALE

upon reasonable terms and immediate possession will be given.

302 acres surveyed in names of Martin Reilly and Henry Wertz, near the river, adjoining the Farms of B. Elliott, Esq. Col. John Fee and others.

404 81 pr. surveyed in name Thomas Austin, situate on both sides of the public road leading from Huntingdon to Lewistown including a Mill seat adjoining Robert Wray at head of Kishaquoquillas Valley.

436 61 pr. do. Thomas Mitchner, adjoining Shavers creek manor, Major Robert Moore and others in West township, prime land for wheat.

410 60 pr. do. Rev. John Johnston, adj. Joseph Dowler and others in Huntingdon township, near the warm springs.
437 21 pr. do. Moses Van Court adjoining the above.
428 70 pr. do. Thomas Mitchner, adj. the above.
430 86 pr. do. Stephen Drury, adj. the above.

436 41 pr. do. Robert Austin, adj. George Green, near his Mills, West township.
435 85 pr. do. Samuel Ayres, adj. the above.

400 do. Jonathan Priestly, pr warrant, situate on the head waters of Stone creek adj. John Cree near his Mill, West township.
400 do. John Wright adj. the above.

100 do. John Shaver on Raystown branch, adj. his former place of residence now Andrew Donaldson, Hopewell township.

400 do. Robert Simpson, adj. Caleb Armitage Wm. Grady and others, Huntingdon township.
400 in 3 surveys adj. the river, in names, John George and John Hampson including Hampsons improvement opposite Sugar Grove Farm, Springfield township.
400 surveyed adj. Jesse Adams, John Williamson and others, in Huntingdon township.
400 do. adj. the above, Wm Grady and others.

400 do. Margaret Stoker in Dublin township, near the former residence of Wm. Steel.
400 do. Mary Hughes adj. the above.

300 do. Thomas Jordon, patented, situate on little Clearfield creek, now in Clearfield county.
400 do. John Allen in the forks of big and little Clearfield, patented
200 do. Lewis Taylor and Th Cummins in big lick woods near town of Huntingdon
300 prime land for wheat in Sinking Valley adj. Angus St. Clair Arthur Hill and others opposite Birmingham.
The above property will be sold at moderate prices in four equal yearly payments.

JOHN CADALLADER.

December 2, 1806.

~ The Huntingdon Gazette, 01-Jan-1807, Page 1, Columns 2 & 3

Fee, John (Col.) - 1807

FOR SALE

upon reasonable terms and immediate possession will be given.

302 acres surveyed in names of Martin Reilly and Henry Wertz, near the river, adjoining the Farms of B. Elliott, Esq. Col. John Fee and others.

404 81 pr. surveyed in name Thomas Austin, situate on both sides of the public road leading from Huntingdon to Lewistown including a Mill seat adjoining Robert Wray at head of Kishaquoquillas Valley.

436 61 pr. do. Thomas Mitchner, adjoining Shavers creek manor, Major Robert Moore and others in West township, prime land for wheat.

410 60 pr. do. Rev. John Johnston, adj. Joseph Dowler and others in Huntingdon township, near the warm springs.
437 21 pr. do. Moses Van Court adjoining the above.
428 70 pr. do. Thomas Mitchner, adj. the above.
430 86 pr. do. Stephen Drury, adj. the above.

436 41 pr. do. Robert Austin, adj. George Green, near his Mills, West township.
435 85 pr. do. Samuel Ayres, adj. the above.

400 do. Jonathan Priestly, pr warrant, situate on the head waters of Stone creek adj. John Cree near his Mill, West township.
400 do. John Wright adj. the above.

100 do. John Shaver on Raystown branch, adj. his former place of residence now Andrew Donaldson, Hopewell township.

400 do. Robert Simpson, adj. Caleb Armitage Wm. Grady and others, Huntingdon township.
400 in 3 surveys adj. the river, in names, John George and John Hampson including Hampsons improvement opposite Sugar Grove Farm, Springfield township.
400 surveyed adj. Jesse Adams, John Williamson and others, in Huntingdon township.
400 do. adj. the above, Wm Grady and others.

400 do. Margaret Stoker in Dublin township, near the former residence of Wm. Steel.
400 do. Mary Hughes adj. the above.

300 do. Thomas Jordon, patented, situate on little Clearfield creek, now in Clearfield county.
400 do. John Allen in the forks of big and little Clearfield, patented
200 do. Lewis Taylor and Th Cummins in big lick woods near town of Huntingdon
300 prime land for wheat in Sinking Valley adj. Angus St. Clair Arthur Hill and others opposite Birmingham.
The above property will be sold at moderate prices in four equal yearly payments.

JOHN CADALLADER.

December 2, 1806.

~ The Huntingdon Gazette, 01-Jan-1807, Page 1, Columns 2 & 3

You can visit the memorial page for John Fee.
There is also a second memorial for John Fee.

Elliott, B. - 1807

FOR SALE

upon reasonable terms and immediate possession will be given.

302 acres surveyed in names of Martin Reilly and Henry Wertz, near the river, adjoining the Farms of B. Elliott, Esq. Col. John Fee and others.

404 81 pr. surveyed in name Thomas Austin, situate on both sides of the public road leading from Huntingdon to Lewistown including a Mill seat adjoining Robert Wray at head of Kishaquoquillas Valley.

436 61 pr. do. Thomas Mitchner, adjoining Shavers creek manor, Major Robert Moore and others in West township, prime land for wheat.

410 60 pr. do. Rev. John Johnston, adj. Joseph Dowler and others in Huntingdon township, near the warm springs.
437 21 pr. do. Moses Van Court adjoining the above.
428 70 pr. do. Thomas Mitchner, adj. the above.
430 86 pr. do. Stephen Drury, adj. the above.

436 41 pr. do. Robert Austin, adj. George Green, near his Mills, West township.
435 85 pr. do. Samuel Ayres, adj. the above.

400 do. Jonathan Priestly, pr warrant, situate on the head waters of Stone creek adj. John Cree near his Mill, West township.
400 do. John Wright adj. the above.

100 do. John Shaver on Raystown branch, adj. his former place of residence now Andrew Donaldson, Hopewell township.

400 do. Robert Simpson, adj. Caleb Armitage Wm. Grady and others, Huntingdon township.
400 in 3 surveys adj. the river, in names, John George and John Hampson including Hampsons improvement opposite Sugar Grove Farm, Springfield township.
400 surveyed adj. Jesse Adams, John Williamson and others, in Huntingdon township.
400 do. adj. the above, Wm Grady and others.

400 do. Margaret Stoker in Dublin township, near the former residence of Wm. Steel.
400 do. Mary Hughes adj. the above.

300 do. Thomas Jordon, patented, situate on little Clearfield creek, now in Clearfield county.
400 do. John Allen in the forks of big and little Clearfield, patented
200 do. Lewis Taylor and Th Cummins in big lick woods near town of Huntingdon
300 prime land for wheat in Sinking Valley adj. Angus St. Clair Arthur Hill and others opposite Birmingham.
The above property will be sold at moderate prices in four equal yearly payments.

JOHN CADALLADER.

December 2, 1806.

~ The Huntingdon Gazette, 01-Jan-1807, Page 1, Columns 2 & 3

Wertz, Henry - 1807

FOR SALE

upon reasonable terms and immediate possession will be given.

302 acres surveyed in names of Martin Reilly and Henry Wertz, near the river, adjoining the Farms of B. Elliott, Esq. Col. John Fee and others.

404 81 pr. surveyed in name Thomas Austin, situate on both sides of the public road leading from Huntingdon to Lewistown including a Mill seat adjoining Robert Wray at head of Kishaquoquillas Valley.

436 61 pr. do. Thomas Mitchner, adjoining Shavers creek manor, Major Robert Moore and others in West township, prime land for wheat.

410 60 pr. do. Rev. John Johnston, adj. Joseph Dowler and others in Huntingdon township, near the warm springs.
437 21 pr. do. Moses Van Court adjoining the above.
428 70 pr. do. Thomas Mitchner, adj. the above.
430 86 pr. do. Stephen Drury, adj. the above.

436 41 pr. do. Robert Austin, adj. George Green, near his Mills, West township.
435 85 pr. do. Samuel Ayres, adj. the above.

400 do. Jonathan Priestly, pr warrant, situate on the head waters of Stone creek adj. John Cree near his Mill, West township.
400 do. John Wright adj. the above.

100 do. John Shaver on Raystown branch, adj. his former place of residence now Andrew Donaldson, Hopewell township.

400 do. Robert Simpson, adj. Caleb Armitage Wm. Grady and others, Huntingdon township.
400 in 3 surveys adj. the river, in names, John George and John Hampson including Hampsons improvement opposite Sugar Grove Farm, Springfield township.
400 surveyed adj. Jesse Adams, John Williamson and others, in Huntingdon township.
400 do. adj. the above, Wm Grady and others.

400 do. Margaret Stoker in Dublin township, near the former residence of Wm. Steel.
400 do. Mary Hughes adj. the above.

300 do. Thomas Jordon, patented, situate on little Clearfield creek, now in Clearfield county.
400 do. John Allen in the forks of big and little Clearfield, patented
200 do. Lewis Taylor and Th Cummins in big lick woods near town of Huntingdon
300 prime land for wheat in Sinking Valley adj. Angus St. Clair Arthur Hill and others opposite Birmingham.
The above property will be sold at moderate prices in four equal yearly payments.
JOHN CADALLADER.
December 2, 1806.

~ The Huntingdon Gazette, 01-Jan-1807, Page 1, Columns 2 & 3

Reilly, Martin - 1807

FOR SALE

upon reasonable terms and immediate possession will be given.

302 acres surveyed in names of Martin Reilly and Henry Wertz, near the river, adjoining the Farms of B. Elliott, Esq. Col. John Fee and others.

404 81 pr. surveyed in name Thomas Austin, situate on both sides of the public road leading from Huntingdon to Lewistown including a Mill seat adjoining Robert Wray at head of Kishaquoquillas Valley.

436 61 pr. do. Thomas Mitchner, adjoining Shavers creek manor, Major Robert Moore and others in West township, prime land for wheat.

410 60 pr. do. Rev. John Johnston, adj. Joseph Dowler and others in Huntingdon township, near the warm springs.
437 21 pr. do. Moses Van Court adjoining the above.
428 70 pr. do. Thomas Mitchner, adj. the above.
430 86 pr. do. Stephen Drury, adj. the above.

436 41 pr. do. Robert Austin, adj. George Green, near his Mills, West township.
435 85 pr. do. Samuel Ayres, adj. the above.

400 do. Jonathan Priestly, pr warrant, situate on the head waters of Stone creek adj. John Cree near his Mill, West township.
400 do. John Wright adj. the above.

100 do. John Shaver on Raystown branch, adj. his former place of residence now Andrew Donaldson, Hopewell township.

400 do. Robert Simpson, adj. Caleb Armitage Wm. Grady and others, Huntingdon township.
400 in 3 surveys adj. the river, in names, John George and John Hampson including Hampsons improvement opposite Sugar Grove Farm, Springfield township.
400 surveyed adj. Jesse Adams, John Williamson and others, in Huntingdon township.
400 do. adj. the above, Wm Grady and others.

400 do. Margaret Stoker in Dublin township, near the former residence of Wm. Steel.
400 do. Mary Hughes adj. the above.

300 do. Thomas Jordon, patented, situate on little Clearfield creek, now in Clearfield county.
400 do. John Allen in the forks of big and little Clearfield, patented
200 do. Lewis Taylor and Th Cummins in big lick woods near town of Huntingdon
300 prime land for wheat in Sinking Valley adj. Angus St. Clair Arthur Hill and others opposite Birmingham.
The above property will be sold at moderate prices in four equal yearly payments.

JOHN CADALLADER.

December 2, 1806.

~ The Huntingdon Gazette, 01-Jan-1807, Page 1, Columns 2 & 3

Snyder, David - 1807

David Snyder

Respectfully informs his friends, and the public in general, that he has commenced the

Hatting business,

in the shop formerly occupied by Mr. Hugh Moore, near the court house in the Borough of Huntingdon; where from attention to business and the quality of his work, he hopes to merit a share of public patronage.
Dec. 2,1806.
N. B. The highest price will be given for Fur, Wool, &c. at the shop.
~ The Huntingdon Gazette, 01-Jan-1807, Page 1, Column 1

This may very well be the memorial for David Snyder.

Snyder, David - 1807

David Snyder

Respectfully informs his friends, and the public in general, that he has commenced the

Hatting business,

in the shop formerly occupied by Mr. Hugh Moore, near the court house in the Borough of Huntingdon; where from attention to business and the quality of his work, he hopes to merit a share of public patronage.
Dec. 2,1806.
N. B. The highest price will be given for Fur, Wool, &c. at the shop.
~ The Huntingdon Gazette, 1807-01-01, Page 1, Column 1

Dearment, James - 1807

8 Dollars Reward.

Straved from the farm of Andrew Anderson, within 4 miles of Loretto in Cambria county, about the middle of August last.

A Gray Horse,

8 years old next spring. 14 or 15 hands high; has a small lump on the nigh fore shoulder, and one on the nigh fore leg below the knee, a natural trotter, and shod all round when he went away. Whoever takes up said horse and delivers him to Mr. Anderson, or to the subscriber near to Petersburg, shall have the above reward and all reasonable charges.

JAMES DEARMENT

Dec. 2, 1806.
~ The Huntingdon Gazette, 01-Jan-1807, Page 1, Column 1

Shultz, G. P. - 1807

50 Dollars Reward.

STOP A VILLAIN

who stole from the subscriber in the month of October last, a Waggon <sic> and five Horses—One, a Gray stud 5 years old, 15 & an half hands high, and carries well; 2 Strawberry Roans, one, 6 years old, and about 16 hands high—the other is a small horse advanced in years; and two Bays—one 4 years old, has a star, and a great many white hairs over his body—the age of the other not recollected. The above reward will be paid to any person who will secure the thief so that he be brought to justice and the owner get his property again; or, 25 Dollars for the thief alone, and 25 for information where the Horses and Waggon <sic> are.

The Villain who committed this theft is by name James Cunningham a native of Pennsylva. about 6 feet high, 43 years of age, short black hair and fond of spirituous liquors.  No part of his cloathing <sic> recollected except a drab coloured surtout <sic> coat of home made cloth.

G. P. SHULTZ.

Williamsburg, Huntingdon
County, Dec. 2, 1806.
Printers throughout the United States will aid the cause of justice by giving the foregoing Advertisement a few insertions in their respective papers.
~ The Huntingdon Gazette, 01-Jan-1807, Page 1, Column 1

Miller, Henry - 1807

English & German Almanacs, for 1807
For sale at the STORE of Henry Miller, Huntingdon.
~ The Huntingdon Gazette, 01-Jan-1807, Page 1, Column 1