Other Court:   BEATTY,  JAMES   Naturalization Application   Indiana County, Pa.

	Sept. 7, 1839  Petition Number 292 of James Beatty under an Act of Congress of
	1828

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	To the Honorable Thomas White, Esq., and his Associate Judges of the Court of
Common Pleas  of Idiana County at September term.				
	The Petition of JAMES BEATTY, a native of Ireland
Respectfully sweareth  that your petitioner was residing within  the limits and under the
jurisdiction of The United States between the 14th day of April, 1802 and the eighteenth
day  of June, 1812, and has continued to reside   there., that he is desirous and willing to
be come a citizen of the United States, and to renounce forever all  allegiance and fidelity
to any foriegn  Prince, Potentate, State, or Sovereinty whatsoever, and particularly to the
Queen of Great Britain  and Ireland, of whom he is now a subject
He therefore prays your Honorable Court  to admit him to become a citizen of The
United States  in conformity with the provisions  agreeable to the  directions of the Act of
Congress of The United States in such cases made and provided
								James Beatty
James Bothel and Levi Anthony, citizens of The United States,being duly sworn, say that
they are well acquainted with the above named James Beatty, and that the said James
Beatty has resided within the limits  and under the jurisdiction  of The United States 
between the fourteenth day of April, 1802 and the eighteenth day of June, 1812, and has
resided within the same , to the best of the deponents knowledge, and devise that he is a
man of good moral  character, attached to the principals of the Constitution  of The
United States  and well disposed to the good order of the same.
Sworn and subscribed in open Court.     James Bothel and Levi Anthony		
												
I, James Beatty, the petitioner, do on my oath before the Honorable Court , declare that
the contents of my petition are true, that I will support the Constitution  of The United
States, that I do hereby renounce  and  relinquish  any Title or Order of Nobility  to which
I am, or may  hereafter may be entitled, and that I do absolutely  and entirely renounce 
and abolish all allegiance  and fidelity  to any foriegn  Prince, Potentate, State, or
sovereignty whatever, and partricularly to the Quenn of Great Britain  and Ireland,  of
whom I was heretofore a subject			James Beatty
Sworn and subscribed in open Court