Huntingdon Gazette

              Volume 19.] Huntin.^doh, (Pa.) Thursday Evening, October 7, 1819. [Number 24.
Printed &:  Publishei) (Every   Thursday EveningJ
BY JOHN M'CAH.VN.    .     ,
^t% 2 fter annum, ftayable half yearly in advance.
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To my Creditors.
Take notice that I have applied to ¦the judges ofthe Court of Common Pleiis, in and for the County of Cam l)ria, forthe benefit of the laws made ^.for the relief of Insolvf nt Debtors, and thcy have appointed Saturday the 16th day of October next, to hear me and my Creditors, at the Court House in Ebensburg, at which time and  place you may attend il
you think pi'^per.
LEWIS MARIEQUE. .Ebensburg Jail, Sept. 2, 1819.
An election will bc held at the Court House, ia the Barough ol Huntingdon, on Saiurday the IGdi day of October next, then and there between the hours ol 10 o'clock i" the f're noon and 6 o'clock in the afternoon, to elect bjr ballot, one Ma¬ jor, lor the 1st  Batallion of the 62d
Reg'ment.
J AMES T. SCOTT, Brisr. Tnsp. 2d Brig, loih Div. P. Nt. AIcKuaclria, Sept. "
New and Cheap Goods,
(FOR CASH ONLY.)
THO.MAS REED,
rj ESPECTFULLY infomis tbe public tbaj L%j hc htis just received from Philadel¬ phia la.r_^a ati J general assort meiit of
Dry Goods) Groceries, &c.
whick he has opened at M'Cormick's Mill, on Shavers Creek.—The whole of his Goods having been purchased at auc¬ tion, on the best of terms, those who favor him with their custom may expect to re¬ ceive unprecedented bargains. ,  September 2, 1819.
0,1819.
Por
S'l RAY IIEIFEU.
CAME to the residence ofthe subscriber, on the Bedford Road, on' mile and an half from Huntin^jdoii. about ten days since, a
Briiidle Heifer5
tivo years old last spring.—Thc ow- :ier is desired to come and prove property^ pay charges and take her avvay. -.
FRANCIS MURRELL. September 2, 1819.
Joseph Maize,
.iDDLR R—riU.YTIYG D 0 .V, cr.pecifully inlbrms thy pubiick, ;he has
lalt, Shad & Herring,
S lie, whicii will be disposed o^ on verv reasomb]? terms. ;Sept6mber 16, 1319.
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C.\U llOi^.
HEREAS my wife Sallt, hav¬ ing left my bed and board, in p\ir- ll^ce of a written as!;reement to live se- ;e and   apart ; this  is therefore to lion all persons from trusting her on account, as I am determined to pay t*debts of her  contracting from, thi^
his JHRISTOPHER ^ FAVORITE.
mark Sptember 16; 1819.
.t an Orphans Court,
teld at Huiuin.^don, in and for
County of Huntingdon, on the
)nd Monday of August, A, D.
before the Honorable Charles
Iston,   Escj.    President and   the
lorable David Stewart .Sc Joseph
j^CunCj Esqrs. associate Juug-es,
fOn Motion of Mr. Canan, at the tance ot John Eigholtz, Rule on heirs and legal Representatives of onard Eigholtz, late of Lancaster unty, deceased, to appear at Hun gdon, on the second Monday Of pvember next, and accept of o. fuse the Real Estate of said decea ft, situate in the County ot Hunt-
ig^pn, at the appraised value there-
By the Court, WILLIAM STEEL, Cl'k O. C [The Editors of the Harrisburg Repub- :an and Lancaster Journal, will publish above nctice in their respective pa- ers for three weeks, and forward their lUls to tllis office.
illLLER ANDEHSON,
\ Clock & Watch-Maker,
HAVING rented the Shop and   esta-
!lishment late under his direction ; res- lectluUy informs hia friends that he in- ends carying on the abovc business, as Isual, and will be thankful fer a continu- lince of their favors. Huntingdon, Sept. 2, 1819. N. B.—.As it is necessary to close his Partnership concern, those indebted will the propriety of makhig him imme- Ikle payment,.
Five Doiiars Reward.
ESCAPED from the cu-^iody of rhe subscriber on Saturday evening the 3d i.istant, a prisoner of the name «f       .....
Hobtirt Godfry,
aged about 24 years, five feet 4 of S il dies high and light made.— Had on a Drab coloured Coat and Tow pantaloons.—-Whcever apprc- iiends said prisoner or secures him ic Jail shull be entitled to thc abovc rniVArd.
^ JOHN M'MONAGIL.
Constable, Barree Township.
FOREIGN NEWS.
FROM OUR L.l^TE LONDON PAPERS.
The Traveller of  the 4th of August, contains the following Address ofthe
MANCHESTER FEMALE REFOR¬ MING SOCIETY. The   Manchester   Female   Reformers, address to the wives, mothers, sisters,
annihilated our own flourishing trade, and is now driving our merchants and manu* factures to poverty and degradation.
We call upon you therefore to join us with heart and hand to e.'cterminata tyranny from the face of our native country.
It aflbrds us pleasure to inform you,
that numbers of your ranks have volun-
' tarily mixed with us, who are fully deter-
' mined in defiance of the threats of the
boroughmongers to aid lis in our just and Constitutional career. Our enemies are
anddaughtersof the higher and mid
dling classes of society. Dear Sisters ofthe Earth. i        i     , , .	
It is with a spirit of peaceful considera-' rfThlnatTal rlTJai^ ''' l-t vestige tion and due respect that we are induced determined t eShlUh tV^'"' f^ ^^ ^'.f to address you upon the causes that have  '^^J'^f"'}''^'^ to establish them, for as well
compelled us to^associate  toge   S, anci ^^/f'VV^^^^^ ^"'''?' «'^» i'^
the 'miserable partners of ou'r  wo s.-! iS^Tthl t'rth ^^T^ "^^ ^'"™v.'^ Bereft notonlyof that support the   calls'-;irpr1g:tS^^^
I       1       """^^"^ to liberty ar^l truth. The beams of ancelic
horror 8c despair, fearful on each return-  ^  i ^^^^ '^^^''^^'^ ''"'^ *"^"»
ing,  the ligft of heaven rhoulSTrernt 5^^^.:" Pr^aS/l"'''h' '^"^f" tousthecorpseofourfamishedoffipring, fauSs hentn ^ • ,   ^T '''°
ur nearest kindred, which the more\in^d U ^'^oSe^her^^^^^^^^
mit to 1
which is set apart by the Allwise Creator dealolrTo^JaTfhl'''i' ''/'' "7/"k for a day  of rest,   we are compelled to ^f.^m J^tLtU of      "" "' '"^
of nature require for existence balm of sweet
handof ncati,   hath released fram the m t toh,r,h, „   V        '     •". "i'"''- sn,.,.«fthe oppressor.    The  Sabha.h, ^i ^^^rtL^ir' ".?l':"..°Jr
employ in repairing the tattered garments pressors, of our forlorn and j     vVe rn
Our remorseless op-
to cover the nakedness dcsiitutc    families.—Every
Attention ! The whole i i
All persons indebted to the sub- scril:)er, in, any wise, are request¬ ed to makepiyment forthwith, otherwise their accounts will be pla ced in the hands of proper olficers for collection, in the course of twen¬ ty day.s. My own necessity urges me to this measure, ,
,, ,  JAS. BAUI50UU
,   Late Editor ol the Hunt. Rep.
Aut,'. 26th.
A Bay Mare,
Rising three years o!d, came tc the residence ciF the subscriber, on Shavers-Creek) about two months ago. The owner is d> sired to come, prove prop'Ttv, and t'^k'^ her away, THOM vS JOHNSTON.
Augusi 5, 1819.
TO PRINTTERS.
THE ESTABLISHMEUtT OF THS
"HARRISBURG REPUBLICAN!.'*
Is oiTcred FOR SALE.    For particu¬ lars, apply to
THE EDITOR.
Harrisburg, Aug. 13, 1819.
Co Partnership.
Christian Garber   and  William Dorris have lately entered into part¬ nership, and   the business hereafter will be carried on under the firm ol GARBER &? DORRIS.
They intend keeping, as usual, a f^( ncral assortment of Dry goods, Groceries, Hard ware, Queens ware Medicines & dye stufls, which ihey intend to sell onvery moderate terms for cash only, Huntingdon, Cen tre, and Turnpike notes taken.
Hn'^' ingdon 26th Aug.
We cari bear rib longer tb see numbers
.  , , ,   . .,,    ., -    succeeding ofour parents  imniural in  work-house,
night brings with it ne.v terrors, so that ^ur lathers separated from our mothers we are sick of hfe and weary of a world i„ direct contradiction to the laws of God where  poverty,   wretchedness, tyranny,Und the lavvsof ma,i; our sons degraded and injustice have so long been permitted below human riuure ; our husbands and to rcign amongst men , litHe ^„es clothed in rags, and pining on
Dear Sisters, we feel jusUfied m statmg the face ofthe eai-th.-Dear Sisters, how that under the oppressive system of Gov. I could you bear to see the infant at the ernment that  we now live the same lute breast, drawing from you the remnant of
hat hath overtaken us, must speedily be ,u,. i^st blood instead of the nourishment thc lot of many of you, for it is said in the ^hich nature requires;, the bnly subsis- rordof God, "VVhcre the carcass is, tence for yourselves being a draught of there will the eagles be also; ' and this'cold water ? It ivould be criminal in us we have proved to demonstration, thatj to disguise any longer l.He dreadful truth; the lazy boroughmongenng eagles of, for in the midst ot these privations, if we destruction have nearly pickeo bare the were to hold our peace, the very trees of bones of those who labour. You may the forest and stones of the valley weuld then tuirly anticipate that when we are justly crv out mixed with the silent dust, that you wid become the nevt victims ofthe voracious borough, tyrants, who will chase you in your turn, to misery and death, till at Icnghth, the middle class of society is swej)! by  their relentless hand from the
fate of the creation	
From very mature and deliberate consideration we are thoroughly convin¬ ced, that uiider thc present system, the day ii now at hand, when nothing will be found in our unhapppy country bat hixiiry, idleness, dissipation and lyran;iy onthegjie hand, and object poverty^ sla¬ very, wretcbcilncss, misery, and dciath on the other. To avert these dreaded evils, It li your duty now^ therefore, to Unite with us as speedily as possible, and to cKert yoar inlinence with your fathers, your husbands, your sons, your relations, and your frietuls to join iho Male Union for constitiitionilly demanding a Relorm
in their own  House ; viz. the Commons
House of Parliament^   for we are  now
thoroughly convinced, foi want  of such
timely reform the useful class of sdciety
bas been reduced to its present degraded
stale ; and   but  for such  a reform the
English Nation   would not   have been
stamped with the disgrace of having en¬ gaged in the late unjust, unnecessary, and
destructive war against   the liberties of
France, that closed its dreadful career
on thc crimson plains of Waterloo, where
the blood of our lellow creatures flowed
in such mighty profusion, that the fertile
earth seemed to blush at the outarge of-
fered to the choicest works of Heaven,
and for a space of time was glutted with
the polluted  draught, till the Almighty,
with a frown upon the aggressors, threw
a veil over the dismal scene.
These are a few of the consequences resulting from the mad career of theJw- roughmongers; war, to say rtothing of thfe thousands and tens ofthousands that have been slain, the widovirs aild Orphans that have been left destitute and unprouected, the hypocritical hirelirig will blasphem¬ ously tell you, that these things are, of Divine ordinance ; iri vain does hc publish this to reasoii arid conimoa sense. The Great Aiithor(if Nature mikei no distinc* tion of person ; the rich and the poor are all alike td hini ; and surely the forked lightning, the awful thunder, the terrible cartliquakes, and the howling and flaming volcanoes,.are sufficient to chastise tho most obdurate, without man becom¬ ing the oppressor of man. We close tho disgusting scenes for language would fall infinitely short in painting the portrait of our woes in all its horrible deformi* ties.
In cdriclusion, we earnestly entreat you to come forward—posterity will bless the riamesthey see enrolled under the banners of Reform. Remenriber that all good men were Reformers in every age of the world. Noah was a Reformer ; he warned people of their danger, but they paid no atten¬ tion to him.—Lot did in the Uke manner, but the deluded people laughed him to scorn ; the consequence was, they were destroyed. All the Prophets were Refor¬ mers, and also the Apostles; so was tho great founder of Christianity, he was the greatest Reformer of all ; and if Jesus Chiisthimself was to comeon the earth again and to persist against the Church and Slate in the same manner he did a- gainst the Jewish and Heathen nations, his life would assuredly bc sicrificed by , the relentless hands oi' the Borough Let us now ask ousrclves the cause of: judases ; for corruption,l}rranny and in- this dreadful carnage; « was it to gam justice, have reached their summit, and immortal happiness for all mankind," or t^g bitter cup of oppression is now full, if possible, "vvas it for another purpose?" to the brim. Alas ! no, the simple story is this, that Dy Q^der of the Committee,
all this dreadful slaughter was m cool /-signed)    SUSANNAH SAXTON,
blood, committed for the purpose of placing on lhe throne of France, contrary lo the people's interest and inclinatio.i, the present contemptible Louis, a man who had been living for years in this country in idleness, and wandering from one corner of the island to this oiherin
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Secretary, Union Rooms, Manchester, - July 20,1819.
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New-York, September 20. VERY LATE.—Capt. Webb, of ths cowardly and vagabond slothfulness and j ship Athens, arrived last night in the ve- contempt. jry short passage of 28 days from Cork,
Let it be remembered at the same time has obligingly favored the editors of the lhat this war which was to reinstate this New York Gazette with papers f^ tho man, has tended to raise landed property 22d of Augubt.
three-fold above its value, and to load ouri    Mr. Canning had gone to ths Cavi^- beloved country with such an insurmovm- nent on a tour of four weeks. table burthen of Taxation, that it is too \    New York papers of the 22d of Julj^ intolerable to endure longer -, it h«s nearly jjad be«o received ia London.