Booher, Daniel - 1807

All persons interested

are hereby notified that the following Administration accounts have been passed in my office, and will be laid before the hon. Orphan's Court for Huntingdon County, on Monday the 13th of April next, for confirmation, viz:
The account of Henry Roller, acting Executor of Jacob Roller, late of Tyrone Township, deceased.

The account of Benjamin Cornelius, administrator of John Cornelius, late of Springfield township, deceased.

The account of Darby and Macaigali Chilcotte, late of Springfield township, deceased.

The account of Casper Booher, acting executor of Daniel Booher, late of Shirley township, deceased.

The account of William Waggoner, acting Executor of Jacob Black, late of Springfield township, deceased.

The account of James Stewart, acting Administrator of William Stewart, late of Tyrone township, deceased.

The account of John Wills, acting Administrator of Gabriel Barr, late of Barree township, deceased.

The account of Joshua and Susannah Innis, Administrators of Alexander Innis, who was Administrator of Isaac McFadden, late of West township, deceased.

The account of William McAlevy, junr. and others, adm'rs. of Samuel Mitchell, late of Barree township, dec'd..

The account of Thomas Covenhoven and Volentine Peighly, adm'rs. of Geo. Nidigh, late of Barree township, dec'd.

The account of William Johnston Esq. acting administrator of David Ralston, late of West township, deceased.

The account of Jacob Lance and John Hartsler, adm'rs. of Henry Lance, late of Huntingdon township, deceased.

A. HENDERSON,
Register.

March 11, 1807.
~ The Huntingdon Gazette, 19-Mar-1807, Page 3, Columns 3 & 4

Booher, Casper - 1807

All persons interested

are hereby notified that the following Administration accounts have been passed in my office, and will be laid before the hon. Orphan's Court for Huntingdon County, on Monday the 13th of April next, for confirmation, viz:
The account of Henry Roller, acting Executor of Jacob Roller, late of Tyrone Township, deceased.

The account of Benjamin Cornelius, administrator of John Cornelius, late of Springfield township, deceased.

The account of Darby and Macaigali Chilcotte, late of Springfield township, deceased.

The account of Casper Booher, acting executor of Daniel Booher, late of Shirley township, deceased.

The account of William Waggoner, acting Executor of Jacob Black, late of Springfield township, deceased.

The account of James Stewart, acting Administrator of William Stewart, late of Tyrone township, deceased.

The account of John Wills, acting Administrator of Gabriel Barr, late of Barree township, deceased.

The account of Joshua and Susannah Innis, Administrators of Alexander Innis, who was Administrator of Isaac McFadden, late of West township, deceased.

The account of William McAlevy, junr. and others, adm'rs. of Samuel Mitchell, late of Barree township, dec'd..

The account of Thomas Covenhoven and Volentine Peighly, adm'rs. of Geo. Nidigh, late of Barree township, dec'd.

The account of William Johnston Esq. acting administrator of David Ralston, late of West township, deceased.

The account of Jacob Lance and John Hartsler, adm'rs. of Henry Lance, late of Huntingdon township, deceased.

A. HENDERSON,
Register.

March 11, 1807.
~ The Huntingdon Gazette, 19-Mar-1807, Page 3, Columns 3 & 4

Chilcotte, Macaigali - 1807

All persons interested

are hereby notified that the following Administration accounts have been passed in my office, and will be laid before the hon. Orphan's Court for Huntingdon County, on Monday the 13th of April next, for confirmation, viz:
The account of Henry Roller, acting Executor of Jacob Roller, late of Tyrone Township, deceased.

The account of Benjamin Cornelius, administrator of John Cornelius, late of Springfield township, deceased.

The account of Darby and Macaigali Chilcotte, late of Springfield township, deceased.

The account of Casper Booher, acting executor of Daniel Booher, late of Shirley township, deceased.

The account of William Waggoner, acting Executor of Jacob Black, late of Springfield township, deceased.

The account of James Stewart, acting Administrator of William Stewart, late of Tyrone township, deceased.

The account of John Wills, acting Administrator of Gabriel Barr, late of Barree township, deceased.

The account of Joshua and Susannah Innis, Administrators of Alexander Innis, who was Administrator of Isaac McFadden, late of West township, deceased.

The account of William McAlevy, junr. and others, adm'rs. of Samuel Mitchell, late of Barree township, dec'd..

The account of Thomas Covenhoven and Volentine Peighly, adm'rs. of Geo. Nidigh, late of Barree township, dec'd.

The account of William Johnston Esq. acting administrator of David Ralston, late of West township, deceased.

The account of Jacob Lance and John Hartsler, adm'rs. of Henry Lance, late of Huntingdon township, deceased.

A. HENDERSON,
Register.

March 11, 1807.
~ The Huntingdon Gazette, 19-Mar-1807, Page 3, Columns 3 & 4

Chilcotte, Darby - 1807

All persons interested

are hereby notified that the following Administration accounts have been passed in my office, and will be laid before the hon. Orphan's Court for Huntingdon County, on Monday the 13th of April next, for confirmation, viz:
The account of Henry Roller, acting Executor of Jacob Roller, late of Tyrone Township, deceased.

The account of Benjamin Cornelius, administrator of John Cornelius, late of Springfield township, deceased.

The account of Darby and Macaigali Chilcotte, late of Springfield township, deceased.

The account of Casper Booher, acting executor of Daniel Booher, late of Shirley township, deceased.

The account of William Waggoner, acting Executor of Jacob Black, late of Springfield township, deceased.

The account of James Stewart, acting Administrator of William Stewart, late of Tyrone township, deceased.

The account of John Wills, acting Administrator of Gabriel Barr, late of Barree township, deceased.

The account of Joshua and Susannah Innis, Administrators of Alexander Innis, who was Administrator of Isaac McFadden, late of West township, deceased.

The account of William McAlevy, junr. and others, adm'rs. of Samuel Mitchell, late of Barree township, dec'd..

The account of Thomas Covenhoven and Volentine Peighly, adm'rs. of Geo. Nidigh, late of Barree township, dec'd.

The account of William Johnston Esq. acting administrator of David Ralston, late of West township, deceased.

The account of Jacob Lance and John Hartsler, adm'rs. of Henry Lance, late of Huntingdon township, deceased.

A. HENDERSON,
Register.

March 11, 1807.
~ The Huntingdon Gazette, 19-Mar-1807, Page 3, Columns 3 & 4

Cornelius, John - 1807

All persons interested

are hereby notified that the following Administration accounts have been passed in my office, and will be laid before the hon. Orphan's Court for Huntingdon County, on Monday the 13th of April next, for confirmation, viz:
The account of Henry Roller, acting Executor of Jacob Roller, late of Tyrone Township, deceased.

The account of Benjamin Cornelius, administrator of John Cornelius, late of Springfield township, deceased.

The account of Darby and Macaigali Chilcotte, late of Springfield township, deceased.

The account of Casper Booher, acting executor of Daniel Booher, late of Shirley township, deceased.

The account of William Waggoner, acting Executor of Jacob Black, late of Springfield township, deceased.

The account of James Stewart, acting Administrator of William Stewart, late of Tyrone township, deceased.

The account of John Wills, acting Administrator of Gabriel Barr, late of Barree township, deceased.

The account of Joshua and Susannah Innis, Administrators of Alexander Innis, who was Administrator of Isaac McFadden, late of West township, deceased.

The account of William McAlevy, junr. and others, adm'rs. of Samuel Mitchell, late of Barree township, dec'd..

The account of Thomas Covenhoven and Volentine Peighly, adm'rs. of Geo. Nidigh, late of Barree township, dec'd.

The account of William Johnston Esq. acting administrator of David Ralston, late of West township, deceased.

The account of Jacob Lance and John Hartsler, adm'rs. of Henry Lance, late of Huntingdon township, deceased.

A. HENDERSON,
Register.

March 11, 1807.
~ The Huntingdon Gazette, 19-Mar-1807, Page 3, Columns 3 & 4

Cornelius, Benjamin - 1807

All persons interested

are hereby notified that the following Administration accounts have been passed in my office, and will be laid before the hon. Orphan's Court for Huntingdon County, on Monday the 13th of April next, for confirmation, viz:
The account of Henry Roller, acting Executor of Jacob Roller, late of Tyrone Township, deceased.

The account of Benjamin Cornelius, administrator of John Cornelius, late of Springfield township, deceased.

The account of Darby and Macaigali Chilcotte, late of Springfield township, deceased.

The account of Casper Booher, acting executor of Daniel Booher, late of Shirley township, deceased.

The account of William Waggoner, acting Executor of Jacob Black, late of Springfield township, deceased.

The account of James Stewart, acting Administrator of William Stewart, late of Tyrone township, deceased.

The account of John Wills, acting Administrator of Gabriel Barr, late of Barree township, deceased.

The account of Joshua and Susannah Innis, Administrators of Alexander Innis, who was Administrator of Isaac McFadden, late of West township, deceased.

The account of William McAlevy, junr. and others, adm'rs. of Samuel Mitchell, late of Barree township, dec'd..

The account of Thomas Covenhoven and Volentine Peighly, adm'rs. of Geo. Nidigh, late of Barree township, dec'd.

The account of William Johnston Esq. acting administrator of David Ralston, late of West township, deceased.

The account of Jacob Lance and John Hartsler, adm'rs. of Henry Lance, late of Huntingdon township, deceased.

A. HENDERSON,
Register.

March 11, 1807.
~ The Huntingdon Gazette, 19-Mar-1807, Page 3, Columns 3 & 4

Roller, Jacob - 1807

All persons interested

are hereby notified that the following Administration accounts have been passed in my office, and will be laid before the hon. Orphan's Court for Huntingdon County, on Monday the 13th of April next, for confirmation, viz:
The account of Henry Roller, acting Executor of Jacob Roller, late of Tyrone Township, deceased.

The account of Benjamin Cornelius, administrator of John Cornelius, late of Springfield township, deceased.

The account of Darby and Macaigali Chilcotte, late of Springfield township, deceased.

The account of Casper Booher, acting executor of Daniel Booher, late of Shirley township, deceased.

The account of William Waggoner, acting Executor of Jacob Black, late of Springfield township, deceased.

The account of James Stewart, acting Administrator of William Stewart, late of Tyrone township, deceased.

The account of John Wills, acting Administrator of Gabriel Barr, late of Barree township, deceased.

The account of Joshua and Susannah Innis, Administrators of Alexander Innis, who was Administrator of Isaac McFadden, late of West township, deceased.

The account of William McAlevy, junr. and others, adm'rs. of Samuel Mitchell, late of Barree township, dec'd..

The account of Thomas Covenhoven and Volentine Peighly, adm'rs. of Geo. Nidigh, late of Barree township, dec'd.

The account of William Johnston Esq. acting administrator of David Ralston, late of West township, deceased.

The account of Jacob Lance and John Hartsler, adm'rs. of Henry Lance, late of Huntingdon township, deceased.

A. HENDERSON,
Register.

March 11, 1807.
~ The Huntingdon Gazette, 19-Mar-1807, Page 3, Columns 3 & 4

Roller, Henry - 1807

All persons interested

are hereby notified that the following Administration accounts have been passed in my office, and will be laid before the hon. Orphan's Court for Huntingdon County, on Monday the 13th of April next, for confirmation, viz:
The account of Henry Roller, acting Executor of Jacob Roller, late of Tyrone Township, deceased.

The account of Benjamin Cornelius, administrator of John Cornelius, late of Springfield township, deceased.

The account of Darby and Macaigali Chilcotte, late of Springfield township, deceased.

The account of Casper Booher, acting executor of Daniel Booher, late of Shirley township, deceased.

The account of William Waggoner, acting Executor of Jacob Black, late of Springfield township, deceased.

The account of James Stewart, acting Administrator of William Stewart, late of Tyrone township, deceased.

The account of John Wills, acting Administrator of Gabriel Barr, late of Barree township, deceased.

The account of Joshua and Susannah Innis, Administrators of Alexander Innis, who was Administrator of Isaac McFadden, late of West township, deceased.

The account of William McAlevy, junr. and others, adm'rs. of Samuel Mitchell, late of Barree township, dec'd..

The account of Thomas Covenhoven and Volentine Peighly, adm'rs. of Geo. Nidigh, late of Barree township, dec'd.

The account of William Johnston Esq. acting administrator of David Ralston, late of West township, deceased.

The account of Jacob Lance and John Hartsler, adm'rs. of Henry Lance, late of Huntingdon township, deceased.

A. HENDERSON,
Register.

March 11, 1807.
~ The Huntingdon Gazette, 19-Mar-1807, Page 3, Columns 3 & 4

Kyle, Samuel - 1807

Stray Horses.

CAME to the Plantation of George Weight, Warriormark township; Huntingdon County, on the 7th of January last, a DARK BAY HORSE, 6 of 7 years old, fourteen hands high, has a few white hairs in his forehead, and 4 white spots on his rump.  He is a natural trotter, had no shoes on, and appeared to have lately underwent casteration <sic>.

ALSO,
One other DARK BAY HORSE taken up by Daniel Swartz, on the 27th of December last, on the top of Alleghany Mountain, near the Laurel run gap, thirteen and a half hands high, his age not known, a natural trotter, has a star, both hind feet white, and shod all round.

The owner or owners, by proving property, paying charges &c. can get them on application to the subscriber, living in Sinking Valley.

SAMUEL KYLE,
Woodranger.

Feb. 3, 1807
~ The Huntingdon Gazette, 19-Mar-1807, Page 1, Column 2

Swartz, Daniel - 1807

Stray Horses.

CAME to the Plantation of George Weight, Warriormark township; Huntingdon County, on the 7th of January last, a DARK BAY HORSE, 6 of 7 years old, fourteen hands high, has a few white hairs in his forehead, and 4 white spots on his rump.  He is a natural trotter, had no shoes on, and appeared to have lately underwent casteration <sic>.

ALSO,
One other DARK BAY HORSE taken up by Daniel Swartz, on the 27th of December last, on the top of Alleghany Mountain, near the Laurel run gap, thirteen and a half hands high, his age not known, a natural trotter, has a star, both hind feet white, and shod all round.

The owner or owners, by proving property, paying charges &c. can get them on application to the subscriber, living in Sinking Valley.

SAMUEL KYLE,
Woodranger.

Feb. 3, 1807
~ The Huntingdon Gazette, 19-Mar-1807, Page 1, Column 2

Weight, George - 1807

Stray Horses.

CAME to the Plantation of George Weight, Warriormark township; Huntingdon County, on the 7th of January last, a DARK BAY HORSE, 6 of 7 years old, fourteen hands high, has a few white hairs in his forehead, and 4 white spots on his rump.  He is a natural trotter, had no shoes on, and appeared to have lately underwent casteration <sic>.

ALSO,
One other DARK BAY HORSE taken up by Daniel Swartz, on the 27th of December last, on the top of Alleghany Mountain, near the Laurel run gap, thirteen and a half hands high, his age not known, a natural trotter, has a star, both hind feet white, and shod all round.

The owner or owners, by proving property, paying charges &c. can get them on application to the subscriber, living in Sinking Valley.

SAMUEL KYLE,
Woodranger.

Feb. 3, 1807
~ The Huntingdon Gazette, 19-Mar-1807, Page 1, Column 2

Porter, Jane - 1807

For sale, --- or Rent.

A Two Story House and Lot of Ground, No. 55, situate in second street, in the town of Alexandria.  The House is weatherboarded, has four rooms on the lower floor, a Brick chimney with two fire places a good Cellar, and well of excellent water near the door.

For terms enquire of Mr. William Moore, Alexandria ; or to the subscriber, on Spruce-creek.

JANE PORTER.

March 3, 1807.
~ The Huntingdon Gazette, 19-Mar-1807, Page 1, Column 2

Moore, William - 1807

For sale, --- or Rent.

A Two Story House and Lot of Ground, No. 55, situate in second street, in the town of Alexandria.  The House is weatherboarded, has four rooms on the lower floor, a Brick chimney with two fire places a good Cellar, and well of excellent water near the door.

For terms enquire of Mr. William Moore, Alexandria ; or to the subscriber, on Spruce-creek.

JANE PORTER.

March 3, 1807.
~ The Huntingdon Gazette, 19-Mar-1807, Page 1, Column 2

Patton, John - 1807

A Proclamation.

WHEREAS the honorable Jonathan Walker, Esq. President of the several Courts of common pleas, in the counties composing the fourth district, and Justice of the courts of Oyer and Terminer, and General Jail Delivery, for the trial of all capital and other offenders in the said district ; and David Stewart; Benjamin Elliott, and William Steel Esquires, judges of the courts of common pleas and justices of the courts of Oyer and Terminer, and General Jail Delivery, for the trial of all capital and other offenders in the county of Huntingdon ; having issued their precept, dated the 1st inst. to me directed, at the Court House in the borough of Huntingdon, on Monday the 13th day of April next.

Notice is hereby given to all the justices of the Peace, the coroner and constables, within the said county of Huntingdon, that they be then and there, in their own proper persons, with their Rolls, Records, Inquisitions, examinations, and other Remembrances, to do those things which to their Offices, in that behalf appertain to be done ; and also they who will prosecute against the prisoners that are or then shall be in jail of the said county of Huntingdon, are to be then and there to prosecute against them as shall be just.

Dated at Huntingdon, the 15th day of March, 1807.

JOHN PATTON, Sheriff.

God save the Commonwealth.
 

~ The Huntingdon Gazette, 19-Mar-1807, Page 1, Column 2

Advertisement.

By virtue of sundry writs of Venditioni Exponas, issued out of the court of common pleas of Huntingdon County, and to me directed, will be exposed to public sale at the court house in the Borough of Huntingdon on the second Monday of April next, at nine o'clock in the forenoon of that day and continue until the whole be sold, he following property, viz :

A House and part of a Lot in the town of Huntingdon, at the easterly end of Water street, and adjoining a house and lot of Alexander Dean ; also a part of a lot of ground at the easterly end of Water street in the town of Huntingdon, adjoining a house and part of a lot, late the property of William Allen Thompson, Deceased.  Seized and taken in execution and to be sold as the property of the said William A. Thompson, deceased.

Also a Tract of Land in Huntingdon township, joining lands of William Wilson, and others on the Juniata, containing seventeen acres more or less.  Also a lot of ground on the same side of the street and near to Andrew McGees, in the town of Alexandria.  Seized and taken in Execution and to be sold as the property of Robert Dean.

ALSO, by virtue of the Writs aforesaid, will be exposed to sale at the Court House in the Borough of Huntingdon, on Saturday the 28th instant, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon of that day.

A House and lot of ground on the northerly side of Mifflin street, in the Borough of Huntingdon, being 50 feet front and extending back 200 feet to Church street, bounded on the east by the estate of Charles Barnet, deceased, and on the West by Affrca's Lot, being No. -----, Seized and taken in Execution, and to be sold as the property of Stephen Carrol.

Also, A tract of 157 acres of Land more or less, in Shirley township, at Aughwick falls, in the river Juniata, joining lands of Daniel Seachrist, William Brown and others.  Seized and taken in execution, and to be sold as the property of John Holliday and Daniel McConaughy.

JOHN PATTON, Sheriff.

March 18, 1807.
~ The Huntingdon Gazette, 19-Mar-1807, Page 3, Column 4

Elliott, Benjamin - 1807

A Proclamation.

WHEREAS the honorable Jonathan Walker, Esq. President of the several Courts of common pleas, in the counties composing the fourth district, and Justice of the courts of Oyer and Terminer, and General Jail Delivery, for the trial of all capital and other offenders in the said district ; and David Stewart; Benjamin Elliott, and William Steel Esquires, judges of the courts of common pleas and justices of the courts of Oyer and Terminer, and General Jail Delivery, for the trial of all capital and other offenders in the county of Huntingdon ; having issued their precept, dated the 1st inst. to me directed, at the Court House in the borough of Huntingdon, on Monday the 13th day of April next.

Notice is hereby given to all the justices of the Peace, the coroner and constables, within the said county of Huntingdon, that they be then and there, in their own proper persons, with their Rolls, Records, Inquisitions, examinations, and other Remembrances, to do those things which to their Offices, in that behalf appertain to be done ; and also they who will prosecute against the prisoners that are or then shall be in jail of the said county of Huntingdon, are to be then and there to prosecute against them as shall be just.

Dated at Huntingdon, the 15th day of March, 1807.

JOHN PATTON, Sheriff.

God save the Commonwealth.
~ The Huntingdon Gazette, 19-Mar-1807, Page 1, Column 2

Stewart, David - 1807

A Proclamation.

WHEREAS the honorable Jonathan Walker, Esq. President of the several Courts of common pleas, in the counties composing the fourth district, and Justice of the courts of Oyer and Terminer, and General Jail Delivery, for the trial of all capital and other offenders in the said district ; and David Stewart; Benjamin Elliott, and William Steel Esquires, judges of the courts of common pleas and justices of the courts of Oyer and Terminer, and General Jail Delivery, for the trial of all capital and other offenders in the county of Huntingdon ; having issued their precept, dated the 1st inst. to me directed, at the Court House in the borough of Huntingdon, on Monday the 13th day of April next.

Notice is hereby given to all the justices of the Peace, the coroner and constables, within the said county of Huntingdon, that they be then and there, in their own proper persons, with their Rolls, Records, Inquisitions, examinations, and other Remembrances, to do those things which to their Offices, in that behalf appertain to be done ; and also they who will prosecute against the prisoners that are or then shall be in jail of the said county of Huntingdon, are to be then and there to prosecute against them as shall be just.

Dated at Huntingdon, the 15th day of March, 1807.

JOHN PATTON, Sheriff.

God save the Commonwealth.
~ The Huntingdon Gazette, 19-Mar-1807, Page 1, Column 2

Walker, Jonathan - 1807

A Proclamation.

WHEREAS the honorable Jonathan Walker, Esq. President of the several Courts of common pleas, in the counties composing the fourth district, and Justice of the courts of Oyer and Terminer, and General Jail Delivery, for the trial of all capital and other offenders in the said district ; and David Stewart; Benjamin Elliott, and William Steel Esquires, judges of the courts of common pleas and justices of the courts of Oyer and Terminer, and General Jail Delivery, for the trial of all capital and other offenders in the county of Huntingdon ; having issued their precept, dated the 1st inst. to me directed, at the Court House in the borough of Huntingdon, on Monday the 13th day of April next.

Notice is hereby given to all the justices of the Peace, the coroner and constables, within the said county of Huntingdon, that they be then and there, in their own proper persons, with their Rolls, Records, Inquisitions, examinations, and other Remembrances, to do those things which to their Offices, in that behalf appertain to be done ; and also they who will prosecute against the prisoners that are or then shall be in jail of the said county of Huntingdon, are to be then and there to prosecute against them as shall be just.

Dated at Huntingdon, the 15th day of March, 1807.

JOHN PATTON, Sheriff.

God save the Commonwealth.
~ The Huntingdon Gazette, 19-Mar-1807, Page 1, Column 2

Simpson, James - 1807

ALL persons indebted to the estate of John Simpson, late of the Borough of Huntingdon, deceased; are requested to make payment at or before the first day of April next.  And all persons having demands against said estate, to present their accompts <sic> to the subscribers properly authenticated for settlement.

Margaret Simpson,
Administratrix.
James Simpson, Adm'r.

Feb. 25, 1807.
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Simpson, Margaret - 1807

ALL persons indebted to the estate of John Simpson, late of the Borough of Huntingdon, deceased; are requested to make payment at or before the first day of April next.  And all persons having demands against said estate, to present their accompts <sic> to the subscribers properly authenticated for settlement.

Margaret Simpson,
Administratrix.
James Simpson, Adm'r.

Feb. 25, 1807.
~ The Huntingdon Gazette, 19-Mar-1807, Page 1, Column 1

Simpson, John - 1807

ALL persons indebted to the estate of John Simpson, late of the Borough of Huntingdon, deceased; are requested to make payment at or before the first day of April next.  And all persons having demands against said estate, to present their accompts <sic> to the subscribers properly authenticated for settlement.

Margaret Simpson,

Administratrix.
James Simpson, Adm'r.

Feb. 25, 1807.
~ The Huntingdon Gazette, 19-Mar-1807, Page 1, Column 1

Rainy, James - 1807

CAUTION.

WHEREAS the subscriber passed a Note of hand, to a certain Samuel Batton, conditioned for the sum of Eight Dollars, payable some time in August next.  This is therefore to forewarn all persons from taking an assignment on said Note, as I am determined not to pay it, unless compelled thereto by law.

James Rainy.

February, 11, 1807.
~ The Huntingdon Gazette, 19-Mar-1807, Page 1, Column 1

Batton, Samuel - 1807

CAUTION.

WHEREAS the subscriber passed a Note of hand, to a certain Samuel Batton, conditioned for the sum of Eight Dollars, payable some time in August next.  This is therefore to forewarn all persons from taking an assignment on said Note, as I am determined not to pay it, unless compelled thereto by law.

James Rainy.

February, 11, 1807.
~ The Huntingdon Gazette, 19-Mar-1807, Page 1, Column 1

Kneedler, John - 1807

To be Sold,

And possession given on 20th May next.
THAT noted TAVERN formerly occupied by Thomas Whittaker, and now in the tenure of John Beatty, situate on Alleghany Street, in the Borough of Huntingdon ; together with the Ferry across the Juniata.  The situation and conveniencies <sic> of this stand being well known, it is conceived description -- they are equal, if not superior to that of any other stand in this part of the country.  For terms apply to the subscriber, on the premises.

John Kneedler.

January 14, 1807.
N. B.  if not sold, the above property will be rented at the exp. of the present Lease, which will be on 20th M. next.
~ The Huntingdon Gazette, 19-Mar-1807, Page 1, Column 1

Beatty, John - 1807

To be Sold,

And possession given on 20th May next.
THAT noted TAVERN formerly occupied by Thomas Whittaker, and now in the tenure of John Beatty, situate on Alleghany Street, in the Borough of Huntingdon ; together with the Ferry across the Juniata.  The situation and conveniencies <sic> of this stand being well known, it is conceived description -- they are equal, if not superior to that of any other stand in this part of the country.  For terms apply to the subscriber, on the premises.

John Kneedler.

January 14, 1807.
N. B.  if not sold, the above property will be rented at the exp. of the present Lease, which will be on 20th M. next.
~ The Huntingdon Gazette, 19-Mar-1807, Page 1, Column 1

Whittaker, Thomas - 1807

To be Sold,

And possession given on 20th May next.
THAT noted TAVERN formerly occupied by Thomas Whittaker, and now in the tenure of John Beatty, situate on Alleghany Street, in the Borough of Huntingdon ; together with the Ferry across the Juniata.  The situation and conveniencies <sic> of this stand being well known, it is conceived description -- they are equal, if not superior to that of any other stand in this part of the country.  For terms apply to the subscriber, on the premises.

John Kneedler.

January 14, 1807.
N. B.  if not sold, the above property will be rented at the exp. of the present Lease, which will be on 20th M. next.
~ The Huntingdon Gazette, 19-Mar-1807, Page 1, Column 1

Henderson, Andrew - 1807

In pursuance of an order of Orphan's Court for Huntingdon County, will be exposed to public sale, on the premises on Saturday the 11th day of April next, a

Grist & Saw-Mill,

with 300 acres of Land, more or less, on Big Trough-creek, in Union Township in the said County ; with sundry other improvements joining lands of John Swaggers, J. Griffith and others.  Being the real estate of Nicholas Crum, deceased.

The terms of sale -- one third in hand -- one third in 12 months and the residual in two annual payments thereafter.  Attendance will be given by John King, Esq. and Henry Crum, administrators of said estate.

And. Henderson,
Clerk Orphans Court.

Huntingdon, Feb. 7th 1807.
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Crum, Henry - 1807

In pursuance of an order of Orphan's Court for Huntingdon County, will be exposed to public sale, on the premises on Saturday the 11th day of April next, a

Grist & Saw-Mill,

with 300 acres of Land, more or less, on Big Trough-creek, in Union Township in the said County ; with sundry other improvements joining lands of John Swaggers, J. Griffith and others.  Being the real estate of Nicholas Crum, deceased.

The terms of sale -- one third in hand -- one third in 12 months and the residual in two annual payments thereafter.  Attendance will be given by John King, Esq. and Henry Crum, administrators of said estate.

And. Henderson,
Clerk Orphans Court.

Huntingdon, Feb. 7th 1807.
~ The Huntingdon Gazette, 19-Mar-1807, Page 1, Column 1

King, John - 1807

In pursuance of an order of Orphan's Court for Huntingdon County, will be exposed to public sale, on the premises on Saturday the 11th day of April next, a

Grist & Saw-Mill,

with 300 acres of Land, more or less, on Big Trough-creek, in Union Township in the said County ; with sundry other improvements joining lands of John Swaggers, J. Griffith and others.  Being the real estate of Nicholas Crum, deceased.

The terms of sale -- one third in hand -- one third in 12 months and the residual in two annual payments thereafter.  Attendance will be given by John King, Esq. and Henry Crum, administrators of said estate.

And. Henderson,
Clerk Orphans Court.

Huntingdon, Feb. 7th 1807.
~ The Huntingdon Gazette, 19-Mar-1807, Page 1, Column 1

Crum, Nicholas - 1807

In pursuance of an order of Orphan's Court for Huntingdon County, will be exposed to public sale, on the premises on Saturday the 11th day of April next, a

Grist & Saw-Mill,

with 300 acres of Land, more or less, on Big Trough-creek, in Union Township in the said County ; with sundry other improvements joining lands of John Swaggers, J. Griffith and others.  Being the real estate of Nicholas Crum, deceased.

The terms of sale -- one third in hand -- one third in 12 months and the residual in two annual payments thereafter.  Attendance will be given by John King, Esq. and Henry Crum, administrators of said estate.

And. Henderson,
Clerk Orphans Court.

Huntingdon, Feb. 7th 1807.
~ The Huntingdon Gazette, 19-Mar-1807, Page 1, Column 1

Griffith, J. - 1807

In pursuance of an order of Orphan's Court for Huntingdon County, will be exposed to public sale, on the premises on Saturday the 11th day of April next, a

Grist & Saw-Mill,

with 300 acres of Land, more or less, on Big Trough-creek, in Union Township in the said County ; with sundry other improvements joining lands of John Swaggers, J. Griffith and others.  Being the real estate of Nicholas Crum, deceased.

The terms of sale -- one third in hand -- one third in 12 months and the residual in two annual payments thereafter.  Attendance will be given by John King, Esq. and Henry Crum, administrators of said estate.

And. Henderson,
Clerk Orphans Court.

Huntingdon, Feb. 7th 1807.
~ The Huntingdon Gazette, 19-Mar-1807, Page 1, Column 1

Swaggers, John - 1807

In pursuance of an order of Orphan's Court for Huntingdon County, will be exposed to public sale, on the premises on Saturday the 11th day of April next, a

Grist & Saw-Mill,

with 300 acres of Land, more or less, on Big Trough-creek, in Union Township in the said County ; with sundry other improvements joining lands of John Swaggers, J. Griffith and others.  Being the real estate of Nicholas Crum, deceased.

The terms of sale -- one third in hand -- one third in 12 months and the residual in two annual payments thereafter.  Attendance will be given by John King, Esq. and Henry Crum, administrators of said estate.

And. Henderson,
Clerk Orphans Court.

Huntingdon, Feb. 7th 1807.
~ The Huntingdon Gazette, 19-Mar-1807, Page 1, Column 1

Johnston, John - 1807

THOSE Collectors who have not yet settled their several Duplicates are thus informed, that unless they discharge the arrearages due thereon, at, or before the April court next, they will positively be compelled thereto by having suits bro’t [brought] against them, without further notice.

--- the paying the wages of Jurors, and other County expenses will easily show the necessity of so doing.

John Johnston.

Feb. 25, 1807.
~ The Huntingdon Gazette, 19-Mar-1807, Page 1, Column 1

Galloway, Samuel - 1852

A glorious Scott and Graham ratification meeting was held in Cincinnati on the evening of he 28th inst.  Upwards of 8000 people were present.  The meeting was addressed by Senator Morehead, Samuel Galloway, and others.
~ The Northern Star, 03-Jul-1852 Page 2, Column 3

Ballou, Ariel - 1852

Democratic Electors.-- The Democratic State Convention which met at Newport on the 24th ult., nominated the following Electorial ticket:--

George Turner, of Newport; Amasa Eddy, of Gloecster; Joseph Spink, of North Kingstown, and Ariel Ballou, of Cumberland.
~ The Northern Star, 03-Jul-1852 Page 2, Column 3

Spink, Joseph - 1852

Democratic Electors.-- The Democratic State Convention which met at Newport on the 24th ult., nominated the following Electorial ticket:--

George Turner, of Newport; Amasa Eddy, of Gloecster; Joseph Spink, of North Kingstown, and Ariel Ballou, of Cumberland.
~ The Northern Star, 03-Jul-1852 Page 2, Column 3

Eddy, Amasa - 1852

Democratic Electors.-- The Democratic State Convention which met at Newport on the 24th ult., nominated the following Electorial ticket:--

George Turner, of Newport; Amasa Eddy, of Gloecster; Joseph Spink, of North Kingstown, and Ariel Ballou, of Cumberland.
~ The Northern Star, 03-Jul-1852 Page 2, Column 3

Turner, George - 1852

Democratic Electors.-- The Democratic State Convention which met at Newport on the 24th ult., nominated the following Electorial ticket:--

George Turner, of Newport; Amasa Eddy, of Gloecster; Joseph Spink, of North Kingstown, and Ariel Ballou, of Cumberland.
~ The Northern Star, 03-Jul-1852 Page 2, Column 3

Greenland, Bruce E. - 1919

LOOKING BACK
Taken From the Files of the Bulletin Issue of January, 1919

B. E. Greenland has been confined to his home in the Lowther extension for the past few days because of sickness, and his condition is showing improvement, much to the pleasure of his many friends.
~ Bellwood Bulletin, 14-Feb-1946, Page 4, Column 1

 

You can visit the memorial page for Bruce E. Greenland.

Emeigh, Elmer - 1919

LOOKING BACK
Taken From the Files of the Bulletin Issue of January, 1919

Elmer Emeigh died at his home in Newark, Del. recently of paralysis. He was stricken while attending a religious watch meeting. He was a resident of our borough for about eight years previous to his going to Newark several years ago.
~ Bellwood Bulletin, 14-Feb-1946, Page 4, Column 1

Busch, A. C. (Rev.) - 1919

LOOKING BACK
Taken From the Files of the Bulletin Issue of January, 1919

Rev. A. C. Busch, for the past three years pastor of the Presbyterian church of this place, has accepted a call from the Calvary Presbyterian church in Wilkinsburg, and in company with his wife and the little ones has taken his departure for his new field of labor.
~ Bellwood Bulletin, 14-Feb-1946, Page 4, Column 1

Humes, Frank W. B. - 1919

LOOKING BACK
Taken From the Files of the Bulletin Issue of January, 1919

Frank W. B. Humes, formerly supervising agent of the Middle Division, PRR, and at one time a resident of this place, and was recently promoted to division freight agent at Philadelphia, who had been located at Altoona, will leave shortly for his new position.
~ Bellwood Bulletin, 14-Feb-1946, Page 4, Column 1

Cornmesser, Judith [Henshey] - 1919

LOOKING BACK
Taken From the Files of the Bulletin Issue of January, 1919

Mrs. H. C. Cornmesser is among the sick of our town, and for some time back has been confined to her bed. Her many friends are glad to know that there is an improvement in her condition.
~ Bellwood Bulletin, 14-Feb-1946, Page 4, Column 1

 

You can visit the memorial page for Judith [Henshey] Cornmesser.

Crook, Charles - 1919

LOOKING BACK
Taken From the Files of the Bulletin Issue of January, 1919

Charles Crook, a well known colored man of town, who was among the men drafted for service during the summer, has received his honorable discharge, and is now back at his former employment at the Hotel Windsor.
~ Bellwood Bulletin, 14-Feb-1946, Page 4, Column 1

Stringer, Mark - 1919

LOOKING BACK
Taken From the Files of the Bulletin Issue of January, 1919

Mark Stringer, who recently purchased the Bell House on Pennsylvania Avenue (Railroad street) had filed a petition at the county court for license.
~ Bellwood Bulletin, 14-Feb-1946, Page 4, Column 1

Fuoss, Jacob - 1946

Looking Back
Taken From the Files of the Bulletin Issue of January, 1919

William and Henry Hoffman, who purchased the Jacob Fuoss bakery on Main street, having recently taken
(Continued on Page Four)
~ Bellwood Bulletin, 14-Feb-1946, Page 1, Column 1

(Continued from Page One)
charge of it and the accompanying real estate.
~ Bellwood Bulletin, 14-Feb-1946, Page 4, Column 1

Houston, Blanche (Mrs.) - 1946

WOMEN'S DEMOCRATIC CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS

The Woman's Democratic Club of Bellwood and Antis Township met in regular session Tues. evening Feb. 5th at the home of Mrs. Norman Reed with 15 members in attendance. First on the program of the evening was a delicious covered dish luncheon served by the hostess Mrs. Reed which was greatly enjoyed by all, then as one of the Club members, Mrs. Annie McGinnis, happened to have a birthday fall on this same date, all those present arose to the occasion by offering congratulations and presenting Mrs. McGinnis with many most useful and beautiful little gifts. This action on the part of the club was greatly appreciated by Mrs. McGinnis. This was followed by the transaction of the business of the evening which consisted of the election of officers to serve for the ensuing year, the results being Mrs. Charlotte Summers was elected President; Mrs. Laura Stewart, Vice President; Mrs. Bessie Cunningham, Secretary; Mrs. Gretta Miles, Treasurer and Mrs. Blanche Houston, Sergeant at Arms.

It was moved and approved that a donation be sent to the March of Dimes.

Bingo was later indulged in much to the enjoyment of all, after which the meeting adjourned until the first Tues. in March.
~ Bellwood Bulletin, 14-Feb-1946, Page 1, Column 6

Miles, Getta (Mrs.) - 1946

WOMEN'S DEMOCRATIC CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS

The Woman's Democratic Club of Bellwood and Antis Township met in regular session Tues. evening Feb. 5th at the home of Mrs. Norman Reed with 15 members in attendance. First on the program of the evening was a delicious covered dish luncheon served by the hostess Mrs. Reed which was greatly enjoyed by all, then as one of the Club members, Mrs. Annie McGinnis, happened to have a birthday fall on this same date, all those present arose to the occasion by offering congratulations and presenting Mrs. McGinnis with many most useful and beautiful little gifts. This action on the part of the club was greatly appreciated by Mrs. McGinnis. This was followed by the transaction of the business of the evening which consisted of the election of officers to serve for the ensuing year, the results being Mrs. Charlotte Summers was elected President; Mrs. Laura Stewart, Vice President; Mrs. Bessie Cunningham, Secretary; Mrs. Gretta Miles, Treasurer and Mrs. Blanche Houston, Sergeant at Arms.

It was moved and approved that a donation be sent to the March of Dimes.

Bingo was later indulged in much to the enjoyment of all, after which the meeting adjourned until the first Tues. in March.
~ Bellwood Bulletin, 14-Feb-1946, Page 1, Column 6

Cunningham, Bessie (Mrs.) - 1946

WOMEN'S DEMOCRATIC CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS

The Woman's Democratic Club of Bellwood and Antis Township met in regular session Tues. evening Feb. 5th at the home of Mrs. Norman Reed with 15 members in attendance. First on the program of the evening was a delicious covered dish luncheon served by the hostess Mrs. Reed which was greatly enjoyed by all, then as one of the Club members, Mrs. Annie McGinnis, happened to have a birthday fall on this same date, all those present arose to the occasion by offering congratulations and presenting Mrs. McGinnis with many most useful and beautiful little gifts. This action on the part of the club was greatly appreciated by Mrs. McGinnis. This was followed by the transaction of the business of the evening which consisted of the election of officers to serve for the ensuing year, the results being Mrs. Charlotte Summers was elected President; Mrs. Laura Stewart, Vice President; Mrs. Bessie Cunningham, Secretary; Mrs. Gretta Miles, Treasurer and Mrs. Blanche Houston, Sergeant at Arms.

It was moved and approved that a donation be sent to the March of Dimes.

Bingo was later indulged in much to the enjoyment of all, after which the meeting adjourned until the first Tues. in March.
~ Bellwood Bulletin, 14-Feb-1946, Page 1, Column 6

Stewart, Laura (Mrs.) - 1946

WOMEN'S DEMOCRATIC CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS

The Woman's Democratic Club of Bellwood and Antis Township met in regular session Tues. evening Feb. 5th at the home of Mrs. Norman Reed with 15 members in attendance. First on the program of the evening was a delicious covered dish luncheon served by the hostess Mrs. Reed which was greatly enjoyed by all, then as one of the Club members, Mrs. Annie McGinnis, happened to have a birthday fall on this same date, all those present arose to the occasion by offering congratulations and presenting Mrs. McGinnis with many most useful and beautiful little gifts. This action on the part of the club was greatly appreciated by Mrs. McGinnis. This was followed by the transaction of the business of the evening which consisted of the election of officers to serve for the ensuing year, the results being Mrs. Charlotte Summers was elected President; Mrs. Laura Stewart, Vice President; Mrs. Bessie Cunningham, Secretary; Mrs. Gretta Miles, Treasurer and Mrs. Blanche Houston, Sergeant at Arms.

It was moved and approved that a donation be sent to the March of Dimes.

Bingo was later indulged in much to the enjoyment of all, after which the meeting adjourned until the first Tues. in March.
~ Bellwood Bulletin, 14-Feb-1946, Page 1, Column 6

Summers, Charlotte (Mrs.) - 1946

WOMEN'S DEMOCRATIC CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS

The Woman's Democratic Club of Bellwood and Antis Township met in regular session Tues. evening Feb. 5th at the home of Mrs. Norman Reed with 15 members in attendance. First on the program of the evening was a delicious covered dish luncheon served by the hostess Mrs. Reed which was greatly enjoyed by all, then as one of the Club members, Mrs. Annie McGinnis, happened to have a birthday fall on this same date, all those present arose to the occasion by offering congratulations and presenting Mrs. McGinnis with many most useful and beautiful little gifts. This action on the part of the club was greatly appreciated by Mrs. McGinnis. This was followed by the transaction of the business of the evening which consisted of the election of officers to serve for the ensuing year, the results being Mrs. Charlotte Summers was elected President; Mrs. Laura Stewart, Vice President; Mrs. Bessie Cunningham, Secretary; Mrs. Gretta Miles, Treasurer and Mrs. Blanche Houston, Sergeant at Arms.

It was moved and approved that a donation be sent to the March of Dimes.

Bingo was later indulged in much to the enjoyment of all, after which the meeting adjourned until the first Tues. in March.
~ Bellwood Bulletin, 14-Feb-1946, Page 1, Column 6

McGinnis, Annie (Mrs.) - 1946

WOMEN'S DEMOCRATIC CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS

The Woman's Democratic Club of Bellwood and Antis Township met in regular session Tues. evening Feb. 5th at the home of Mrs. Norman Reed with 15 members in attendance. First on the program of the evening was a delicious covered dish luncheon served by the hostess Mrs. Reed which was greatly enjoyed by all, then as one of the Club members, Mrs. Annie McGinnis, happened to have a birthday fall on this same date, all those present arose to the occasion by offering congratulations and presenting Mrs. McGinnis with many most useful and beautiful little gifts. This action on the part of the club was greatly appreciated by Mrs. McGinnis. This was followed by the transaction of the business of the evening which consisted of the election of officers to serve for the ensuing year, the results being Mrs. Charlotte Summers was elected President; Mrs. Laura Stewart, Vice President; Mrs. Bessie Cunningham, Secretary; Mrs. Gretta Miles, Treasurer and Mrs. Blanche Houston, Sergeant at Arms.

It was moved and approved that a donation be sent to the March of Dimes.

Bingo was later indulged in much to the enjoyment of all, after which the meeting adjourned until the first Tues. in March.
~ Bellwood Bulletin, 14-Feb-1946, Page 1, Column 6

Reed, Norman (Mrs.) - 1946

WOMEN'S DEMOCRATIC CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS

The Woman's Democratic Club of Bellwood and Antis Township met in regular session Tues. evening Feb. 5th at the home of Mrs. Norman Reed with 15 members in attendance. First on the program of the evening was a delicious covered dish luncheon served by the hostess Mrs. Reed which was greatly enjoyed by all, then as one of the Club members, Mrs. Annie McGinnis, happened to have a birthday fall on this same date, all those present arose to the occasion by offering congratulations and presenting Mrs. McGinnis with many most useful and beautiful little gifts. This action on the part of the club was greatly appreciated by Mrs. McGinnis. This was followed by the transaction of the business of the evening which consisted of the election of officers to serve for the ensuing year, the results being Mrs. Charlotte Summers was elected President; Mrs. Laura Stewart, Vice President; Mrs. Bessie Cunningham, Secretary; Mrs. Gretta Miles, Treasurer and Mrs. Blanche Houston, Sergeant at Arms.

It was moved and approved that a donation be sent to the March of Dimes.

Bingo was later indulged in much to the enjoyment of all, after which the meeting adjourned until the first Tues. in March.
~ Bellwood Bulletin, 14-Feb-1946, Page 1, Column 6

Russel, George - 1946

Stores Robbed Of Cash, Candy

Two local stores were burglarized last Friday night, February 8, at about midnight, with a small amount of cash and a box of candy being stolen by the thieves.

Entrance was gained into the A&P Store on Main street by going into the store's cellar and removing some floor boards. The loot there consisted of $10.70 and a box of candy. The loss was discovered by manager of the store Don St. John when he arrived for work on Saturday morning.

Woodhall's Store, also on Main street, was entered by breaking a window back of the store. After taking 31 one dollar bills, the intruders left by the front door.

In custody are a teenage Bellwood boy, who was apprehended in Altoona on Sunday by Chief of Police M T. Epler and is now being held in the detention home in Altoona pending decision in his case.

Also in custody is the boy's uncle, George Russel, 24, of 865 23rd street, Altoona. who is suspected of being an accomplice in the robberies.

He was taken into custody at his home by Chief Epler, and after a hearing before Squire Edgar McKinney, committed to jail in default of bond. Altoona police stated that Russell is a previous offender and has a police record.

The young boy, who claimed he received only $1.70 of the loot, will have judgement passed on him on Friday. Russell will be held for the next term of court.
~ Bellwood Bulletin, 14-Feb-1946, Page 1, Column 6

St. John, Don - 1946

Stores Robbed Of Cash, Candy

Two local stores were burglarized last Friday night, February 8, at about midnight, with a small amount of cash and a box of candy being stolen by the thieves.

Entrance was gained into the A&P Store on Main street by going into the store's cellar and removing some floor boards. The loot there consisted of $10.70 and a box of candy. The loss was discovered by manager of the store Don St. John when he arrived for work on Saturday morning.

Woodhall's Store, also on Main street, was entered by breaking a window back of the store. After taking 31 one dollar bills, the intruders left by the front door.

In custody are a teenage Bellwood boy, who was apprehended in Altoona on Sunday by Chief of Police M T. Epler and is now being held in the detention home in Altoona pending decision in his case.

Also in custody is the boy's uncle, George Russel, 24, of 865 23rd street, Altoona. who is suspected of being an accomplice in the robberies.

He was taken into custody at his home by Chief Epler, and after a hearing before Squire Edgar McKinney, committed to jail in default of bond. Altoona police stated that Russell is a previous offender and has a police record.

The young boy, who claimed he received only $1.70 of the loot, will have judgement passed on him on Friday. Russell will be held for the next term of court.
~ Bellwood Bulletin, 14-Feb-1946, Page 1, Column 6

Cooper, Mable - 1759

Ezra Dorman & Mable Cooper on May xx, 1759
~ Marriage Records from the New Haven First Church, New Haven, New Haven County, Connecticut

Dorman, Ezra - 1759

Ezra Dorman & Mable Cooper on May xx, 1759
~ Marriage Records from the New Haven First Church, New Haven, New Haven County, Connecticut

Brown, Jemima - 1759

Jabez Mix & Jemima Brown on February 12, 1759
~ Marriage Records from the New Haven First Church, New Haven, New Haven County, Connecticut

Mix, Jabez - 1759

Jabez Mix & Jemima Brown on February 12, 1759
~ Marriage Records from the New Haven First Church, New Haven, New Haven County, Connecticut

Cooke, Ann - 1759

Peter Morris & Ann Cooke on January 28, 1759
~ Marriage Records from the New Haven First Church, New Haven, New Haven County, Connecticut

Morris, Peter - 1759

Peter Morris & Ann Cooke on January 28, 1759
~ Marriage Records from the New Haven First Church, New Haven, New Haven County, Connecticut

Miles, Elisabeth - 1758

Stephen Howell & Elisabeth Miles on August 21, 1758
~ Marriage Records from the New Haven First Church, New Haven, New Haven County, Connecticut

Howell, Stephen - 1758

Stephen Howell & Elisabeth Miles on August 21, 1758
~ Marriage Records from the New Haven First Church, New Haven, New Haven County, Connecticut

Davis, Mr. - 1852

Ship Building.-- A new ship yard has recently been started in this town, by Mr. Daniel Foster.  It is located on the estate belonging to the heirs of the late Jonathan Luther, next south of H. H. Luther's rivet establishment.  Mr. F. had just laid the keel of the ship intended for the sperm whale fishery, to be commanded by Capt. William Martin, late of Millinoket.

Messrs. Chace & Davis have also laid the keel for a new ship in their yard.  We understand she is intended for a whaleman, but who is to command her or who are to be her owners, we are not informed.
~ The Northern Star, 03-Jul-1852 Page 2, Column 3

Chace, Mr. - 1852

Ship Building.-- A new ship yard has recently been started in this town, by Mr. Daniel Foster.  It is located on the estate belonging to the heirs of the late Jonathan Luther, next south of H. H. Luther's rivet establishment.  Mr. F. had just laid the keel of the ship intended for the sperm whale fishery, to be commanded by Capt. William Martin, late of Millinoket.

Messrs. Chace & Davis have also laid the keel for a new ship in their yard.  We understand she is intended for a whaleman, but who is to command her or who are to be her owners, we are not informed.
~ The Northern Star, 03-Jul-1852 Page 2, Column 3