Obituarg.
xeDoei , &venr,' lately one of the Editors
rhe /oared, died at. the house of his bro
oi I
tLersa.law, in Cares, on t h e 2nd instant.
Th e deceased learned the art of printing in
: i 4e office of the Potter Pioneer, and has pnr
s;td his trade most of the time in this village.
g r began to work in the Journal Miles about
p ar years ago, and on the 13th of October,
1 .% became one of its Editors. He Wan a
nit hf u l co.laborer, and we hoped to see him
ple Editor and Proprietor in a short time. It
, 1 3 ordered otherwise. We have lost a most
talaed friend, but wo trait lc has found rest
o da happy home.
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ORPHANS COURT b.+UAk,'.
POTTER COUNTY, SS
At an Orphan's Court held at Coudersport
in and for tha County aforesaid, on the 18th,
date of September 1855, before the lion. R.
G. White and his associate Justices of said
Court, on petition of H. C. Leach and
Nelly Leach, his wife late Nelly Johnson,
widow and Admini-dratrix of all and singular
the goods and chattels, lauds and tenements,
which were of Jesse Johnson, late of the
Township of hector in said County, deceas
ed, setting limit, that the said intestate left
issue two children, to wit: Louisa and
Naty, minors; That the, personal estate of
sail( irate-rate is illstfflicient for the support of
said children, and that the said intestate, at
the time of his death. had the right of posses
sion to a cerain utessuage or Int of land
imate in said Township, containing eighty
nine (=it) acres, eight acres of which was
enclo-eil. Said Int is bounded on the North
by uuseated land, on the East by lot in posses
sion of Cornelius Lnitcles. on the . South by
uti- - eated laud, and on the West by lot in
possession of Lemuel Harris. Your petitions
ors, thin-erare pray your Honors to grant them
;in order to tniike sale of said lot for the purpose
e f maintaining said children,
- ,
The Court, therefore, order • and decree
that the. said 11. C. Leach and Nelly Leach
expose the said prthnises to public; sale •ain
Monday, the 17111 day of December, A. D.
ihe Court Douse in said County, and
the same for the best price that can be
had therefore, with power tu - adjourn from
tittle to time : giving due public and timely
notice of the tune and place aside, and uralte
report of their proceedings herein at the
next stated Orphan's Court.
In te,:timonv whereof I have hereunto set my
hand and tie seal of said Court, this 7th day
of November, A. D. By (ire Conn. -
T. 13. TYLER, Clerk.
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ACADEMY.
THE Trustees of .this Institution take plea
sure in announcing to ibe Public that
they have engaged the services of. the Rev.
J. lIENHRICK,--as Principal. This gentle
man comes to tts well.reconuended as being
able, talented; and experienced: He has been
engaged in teaching a largo share of the time
for fifteen years; and from among the large
number of his pupils, about 500 have gone
out from under his instructions, as teachers in
different parts of the country. It will be his
object to make our Academy one of the most
desirable schools in the country, for those who
wish to qualify themselves for teaching or. for
other responsible stations in life, and also. for
those who desire to preparefor college. --
THE WINTER TERM
Will commence on Monday. December 3d,
.16552 The Academic year will be divided in
to Four Terms, of eleven weeks each term.
The Spring Term will commence on Monday,
February 23, 1436; the Summer Term
commence on Monday, May 26th, - 1556; and
the Fall Tertu ou Monday, the Ist. day of
September, 1.556.
TERMS.
Tuition per term of. eleven weeks as
follows:
Primary studies—Reading, Spelling,
Mental Arithmetic, &c., - - - - $ . 2.00
Common English branches—Geogra
phy, Orthography, Arithmetic, and
Gramut.tr, $3.00
Higher English Branches--Natural
l'uilosophy, Astronomy, Chemistry,
$4.00
Higher Mathematics—Algebra, Ge
ometry, &c., $5.00
Latin and Greek Languages, - - $5.00
Piano Music, • $B.OO
Use of Instrument, $2.00
Payment strictly in advance.
All scholars who can write legibly, will be
required to present an original Composition
once in two ‘yeeks; and all male scholars to
declaim once in two week?::.
Though the Terms of tuition aro consider
ably lower than they have been heretofore,
yetit 13designed that the instruction shall
be thonnigh in all the branehes taught ; and
those wh o ,!esire to learn anal are . tcilltag to
study will find iJ e very I'ttorrrant.4
SOBIESKI ROSS, President.
LEWIS. MANN, Treasurer,l •
G. B. OVER }
TON, Seeretazy, Trustees,
U.J. OLMSTED,
ELI REES,
Board can be obtained in private Fam
ilies in the village, or rooms can be had in the
Academy by applying to the Trustees.
Coudersport, N0V..2:41nd, 1655. .
general Xnformiatiam.
UNITED ST-ITES UOVERNNESI
President—lra ukiin Pierce
rice President—(de facto) Jesse D. Brigat!
Secretary of Slate—Ma. L. Marcy.
Secretary of biterior—Robert McClelland.
Secretary of Trea3nry-r,James Guthrie.
Secretary of War—J etrerson Davis.
Secretary of Nary—James C. Dobbin.
Part Master General—James Campbell..
Attorney Gentrul—Ca!eli Cashing.
Chief Justice of United States—R. IL Taney:
STATE GOVERNMENT.
Gurcrieur—Jaines Pollock.
Seratary rif Statc—Andrew G.Cortin.
Dtptu ',St:ere:fury of State-4. 31. Sullivan
Su rcepor Gentral—J. Porter Brawley.
Auditor ilicuerid—Eplaraim
Treasurer—Eli Slifer.
t.ltirreme Court Lewiv, W. B
Lowrie, G. W. Woodward, J. C. Kuox, J. 8
Black.
County Officers, with l'ok Office Addres4.
- P tes:dent Judge,
ltostAtt G. Warn:, Weltsooro, Tioga Co
Associate Judges,
ORANtIE A..LEWIS, Ulysses,
JOSEPIt MANN, MINIUM.
District Attorney,
FRANKLIN \V". Itisox, Coudersport.
Shi
Pit;uttr. A, STEnuvis, Couderi , port.
Prothonotary and Clerk of the Courts
Tuom.ls B. 'FLO:R. Coudersport.
Register and Recorder,
Asmir: w JAcKsos, Coudorvort
County Comnzissioners '
DuieK NVIIIPPLIK Ulysses Center,
1 '
lin n isoN Rosa, Corners,
HENRY Is; ra.soN, Wharton.
County ..luditors,
WILLI:km B. CinAvEs, Clara,
11Annis lAst.ts, Roulette,
11. L. .Sigoss, Allegany.
Commissioners Clerk,
'Samuel Haveim, Coluiervurt,
Trcasurer,
Henry Ellis, Coudersport.
County Surveyor,
Z. F. Robinson, Harrison Valley,
Superintendent of Common Schools)'
J. B. Pradt, Coudersport.
Administrator's Notice.
W%l e estate EßEAs o f Harry
' l ett e rs
of
Lymandeceased,
Administration
o on
late of Sharon Township ' Potter County Pa.,
having l3ean granted to the undersigned, all
persons indebted to the said estate are hereby
notified that an immediate settlement, is re
quested, and those having claims against the
same, are requested to present them for settle=
urea[.
C. S. JONES
Coudersport, Pa., Nov. 21st, 1d55.
Executor's Notice.
WIJEREAS letters Testamentary on the
estate of Jesse Lewis deceased, late of
the Township of Ulysses, Potter county, Pa.,
having been granted to the undersigned, all
persons indebted to said estate are hereby
botified that an immediate settlement should
ns made, and those having claims against the
eme are requested to present them for settle-.
went. 0. A. LEWIS.
Ulysses, Oct. 18, 1855.
ASTRAY.
Came to my enclosure some time about the
first of July, a light red yearling heifer, with
white tind legs, and white holly. The owner
is requested to come and prove property, pay,
charges and take her away, otberwiso• she
will be disposed of according to law.
G. C. ROSSITER,
Hebron, Nor. 29th 1855.
SHER•LfIV'S SALES.
, • , ..•
By VIRTITEuf. sundry - writs of
fiord Exprmas, issued clue of the.Cccurt,of
Common Pleas of Potter County, Penusyl
vanin, anti tope 1 . shall - expose to
public sale or outcry, at tke Court tiotuot, - -in
the Borough of Conderspiirt,.on NONDAY,
the ]7th day of Deceirdter, 1856, at Jiio'clock
A. M., the following described repi r esiaie, to
wit :
Real Estate, hounded and described as fol
lows: situate, in : Allegany township, Potter
County, Fa., bounded on the north by -unsea
ted lands, on the east by lot No., 134, south
by unseated lands & lot No., el, and on the
west by unseated lands; containing one hun
dred and _twelve & 4-10 acres, and the usual
allowance ofsix per cent, of which seventy
five acres are improved, with one frame louse
one log house, ono frame barn, one black
smith's shop, an apple orehard_ and. other
fruit trees thereon—said premises being of
the allotment (tithe Fox & Ross estate in
said township.
Seized and taken in execution, and to be
sold as the property of N. L. Dike.
=BE=
iteal Estate i situate in Genesee township
Potter county; Pennsylvania; bounded on the
north by lie'New York &. Pennsylvania state
line, east by lands of Garrnow Q Chainners,
south by Bingham lands, and west by lands of
C. Leach; containing two hundred and sev
elny acres, about filly acres of which
is improved, wi:h a log house and barn
there On..
Seized, taken in execution, and to be sold
the property of Patrick Burke,
CMS=
Real Estate, .situate in the Borough of
Coudersport, Potter - county, Pennsylvania,
to-wit: lot No., 210 on square No. 21 . on /Tie
plat - of the Borough of Coudersport, on - Which
is erected a Tavern .house, frame barn and
other out houses-.--ALSO—a - piece or parcel of
laud adjoining the aboVe, - in the said Borough
of Coudersport, bounded as follows:—on the
north by third street, east by lots of• Julius
Johnson, south by second st., and on the
west by lots No's 210, 209, 208 & 207, being
astrip of land running from second to third
streets, and forty feet to witlli on which is
erected one black-stuith's shop and shed.
Seized, taken in execution, and to be sold
as the property of C. W. Johnson.-
IMME:=I
Real Estate, situate in the township of Pike,
Potter county, Penasylvaniat—bounded on the
north by lands of Lowry & McDougall; east
by unseated lands, and Bingham Estate, south
by unseated lamb, and on the west by Bing
ham' Es.ate, Elijah Johnson, and Lowery&
McDougall ; containing six hundred and sixty
three &.i-1O acres, abort sixty-lice acres. of
which are improved, with one gristmill, .one
water saw-mill, one frame house, one frame ,
barn, shed and other out houses, and some
fruit trees thereon.
Seized, taken in execution, and to be sold
as t i k , property ofJatnes it. Dickinson &James
Dickinson.
IM3E=I
Real Estat.,, siMate in the township of
Sharon Potter cGtttlty, Pa.;—bounded on the
.nor,h by Oswayo Greek, east by the east line
of t-Yarrant No. 2191, south by lands of Ste
phens & and west i; v lauds of Stephens
and While uud Silas Balibi;, being part of
Warrant No. 2194 t—containing minty-;is and
2-10 acres; about 5 acres improved 0.1 which
one water saw-mill, two ilwelliug house, and
two. small barns, erected, thereom
Seized, taken in execution, and to be sold
as the property of Luke Stevens! •
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Reat Estate, sittlat43 in Hector township,
Potter county, Pa.:.—bounded on the north
by Daniel Stunk-I.lin, east by the highway,
don't' by Joseph. Sunderlin, Jr., and on ike
west by Daniel Sunderlin; containing seven
acres aloud, of which., three acres tire im
proved, with one thine. dwelling, house, one
tog barn, and out house, and fruit trees there
on.
seized, taketi iu necutiori, and to be sold
as the property of liettry Ervay.
IMEMMI
Real Estate, situate itt the townsltry of 0z:-
way(' Potter county, Pa.:—lniunded- on the
north the highway, east by S. P. Lyman,
oil the son,h and west. by Win: McDougall:.
containing of an acre: on which are
erec . cd, one two s:ory dwelling house and
one frame barn.
Seized, taken in execirion, and to be sold
as the property - of I'. P. Story.
U- !
By virtue ofa writ of Levari 4 Facias, the fol
lowing deNcribedproprry,lo4vitt—one frarne
house and one frone barn, situate in the town
ship of b'haron, Potter county, Pcuosylv a ni n;
and the lot or p'ece. of ground and
curilege appurtenent to the said buildings—
bounded and descrihed as follows,to-wit:—
b• ginuitig in the conic. of the •highwav, at
the north-west corner of the lot on which said
buildings are erected, thence alon said high
way, south 30 degrees, east 10 perches; thence
south 40 degrees, west perchhs; thence
north 50 degrees, west 10 perches to the line
of laud occupied by W. J. Sc V. S. Warner;
thence by the line orsaid - laud.. north 4t) de
grees,uast 8 perches to the beginning ;.--con
taining 80 perches of bud.
Seized' taken in execution, and to be sold
as the property of J. C. Brunson & Charles
Steele
MIMI
By virtue of a writ of Levari Facias, the.
following described property, to-wit :—bound
ed on the north by warrant nutnber 1:342, east
by the east line of Potter county, south, by
lands owned and occupied•V Erastps Gtiern
sey, and on the west by warrant No 119), it
being the north hzdfol . warrant No. 1599, con
taining five huthlred acres, be the saute more
or less.
. Seized, taken in execution, and to be sold
as the property of Wm. B. b'langhter.
CMXIMEI
By virtue of a writ of Fi Fa, the following
described property, to•ivit:—situate in the
Borough of Coudersport, Potter county, Penn.
sylvaina : 7 -bounded as follows : fronting forty
six feet on 3d street on the pub is square ,and
extending back in a northerly. direction 125
feet to an alley fourteen feet wide; said lot
being bounded on the south by third street
aforesaid, east by a lot contracted and sold by
David IVihnot to S. Y. Itanunond, west by a
lot sold and contracted by David Wihnot to
James W. Smith, and on the north by the
alley aforesaid; on which is erected one frame
building occupied for a store and dwelling
house, and other out houses thereon.
Seized,.taken in execution, and to be sold
as the property of D. NV: Spencer and Erni.:
ly K; Spencer.
MEC=
Real Estate, situate in Ulysses township,
Potter county Pa. t—boutided on the north by
lots 94 &9G, south by lot Nu. 99 and unseat
ed land of Fox & Ross, east by unseated lands,
and west by lots No's 113 & 114; containing
oue hundred 'and sixty-one and 8-10 acres, of
which 35 acres are improved, with one log
house, oue log stable and fruit trees thereon,
Said premises being of the allotment. of Fox
& Ross lamb in said township al Ulysses.
Seized, and taken in viecuticut,- and to be
sold as the property of Jared C. Burdick.
Real Estate, situate in the Borough of Con
dersport, Potter county, Pe.;—bounded on
t he north by Fourth at., east by Main stseet,
bylidi by lot No. 130 and John S. Max,n west
Diann & Cole, and lots 31o's 102 &.IU3, b
b
ing lots No's 132A..133, on square No. 12,as
,peen on the Map pfsai4 Borough of .Couder
sport, in - the Commissioners Office; on which'
are erected oneJmvi , frame hottee,- - Mse old
frame house, one, fran;os barn and other out
buildings. .- •• . . - •
Seized, and taken in execution, en 4 to be
old as the property of A. - M. Butler,
I=III=I
. .
Real estate situate ip the Township of
Summit, Potter" County, Pa., and described
as follows: Beginning in the west line of
warrant No. 2190, being one hundred and one
rods south of the North West corner of said
Warrant, thence east one hundred and ten
• rod.; it) a post, thisime south eighty rods to
post, thence west one hundred and ten rods
to a pOst in the west Hoe of said %%arrant,.
thence north eighty'rods to the place of be
ginning, containing filiy-five acres, beingipart
of wayrant,Np. 2190, with about two acres
improved, kfloen acres chopped, and with a
frame house erected thereon.
Seized and taken in execution, .and to be
sold as the property of Cleford 'Laskin.
-34z,so— •
Real estate in Ulysses Townthip Potter
. County, Pa., boundit.l on the 'forth and east
and south and west, by Hosea Cushing, con
taining three acres of land, with one water
saw mill erected thereon, One undivided
half of the above described prcmiaes,
seized and taken in execution, and to be
sold as the property of Harvey Rice,
The amount of costs must ho paid at the
time of sale, or the Property will be put up
again for other bidders, ,
P. A. STERBINS; Sheriff:
Coudersport, Nov. 22 1r? t 5.-
Court Proclamation.
WHEREAS, the Don. R. G. White.
'Mont Judge and the llon.-0. A Lew is
and Joseph Mann, Emits , Associate Judges ut
the Codrts„ of Oyer and Terminer aud Cieue
'll Jail Delivery, Quarter Ses,dwis 01 the
Peace, Orphan's Court and Ouurt of Common
Pleas for the Count' of Putter, have iszued
their precept, bearing date the 22nd day
Sept. in the year of our Lord 0110 ihousaud
night hundred and fifty-five, and to me diree.
ted. for holding a Court of o)er and Termin-r
and General Jail Delivery, Quarter Se4ons
of the Peace, Orphans Court, and Court of
Common Pleas, to tho Borough or -Couders
port, on MONDAY, the 17th day of Deeein
ber next, and to continue 0110 week.
Notice is therefore hereby given to. the ,
Coroners, Justices of the Peace, at.d Consta
bles within the county, that they be then and
there in - their proper persons, at 10 o'clock,
A. M. of said day. wtth their rolls, r. cords,
inquisitions, examinations, and ether remelt:-
braces, to - do those things which to their offices
appertain to be done. And these who are
boned by their recognizances to prosecu'e
against the prisoners that are Q r shall be in
the jail of the said county of Potter are to be
then and there to prosecute against them as
will bejust.
Dated at Couderipert, Oct., 3lst 1855, and
the 80th year of the Independence of the
United. States of Amerina.
I'. A. STEI3 BIN S,:%lheri If.
List of Causes
E. F. Carrier vs. G. N. Semi
. son Short„
E. W. Bishop " N. L. Dike. •
E. W. Bishop " N. L. Dike & Solomon
Foster.
Jana 0. Williams Harriet Losey.
& Wife
N. Howard " Richard Goodman.
J oe l L. Raymond .'• °mon Olucy.
Geo. Fox, A.dul'at'r
of Estate of ,g. M. Fox $ Delos Dwight.
Litman Bell " Lninati Bell, Jr.
S. 11. & R.I. Purple " John Davis.
II Crittenden " Verse' Dickinson.
Versel Dickinson. "itolle3 C. Curtis.
James Predutiore - / Isaac Thompsork- &
A. Defemer. -
Vorsel Dickinson " Samuel Davey.
Ly L lia .1. Jenks "Rufus Jewett, Jr.
Ransom Slot Rock.
T. B. TYLER, Proth r y
Prothonotary's (Kee,
Coltderspott, Oct. 1855. }
In Potter Co. Common Pleas.
John J. Ridgeway No. 26, May Term 1&5.
Solomon Sartwell • March sth, 185.1, Sum
-moos in Ejectinent issued for a (rant' of land,
being part of Warrant. No. (5895) Fr , e thous
and eight Hundred ninety-live, Boloul.sd mid
described as rollown Beginning at n post
corner, being the-south west corner of ;he
Wooden lot ; thenm 'moth, on the west line
of said warrant, (2.511) Two hundred six:y
perches to a post corner, being the- mirth east
corner of-Woodcocks; thence south(2oo) tx% o
bundled perches to a post corner; thence:
west (IGO one hundred - sixty perches to a
post ; thence south to Ridgway 's sonar line
thence east (232) two hundred and thirty two
perches, or thereabouts, to corner inr tho
east line of said warrant ; thence norih on
said east lino about (661) six hundred funk
sixty-one perches to a post; thence west on
said south line, Warden and the Ness lots 'to
the place of beginning; Containing (508)
five hundred sixtv.eight acres of land more or
less • situate
. ana being in the township or
Runlet, in the county of Potter.
June 18th,1855, Summons "returned :Mil;
Anstd P. A. STEBBINS, Sheriff on oath.—
And now to wit; Sept. 22, 11iu . 15, On motion of
L. P. Williston, any. for Plaintiff, Rule on
Defendants to appear and plead on or bethre
the thurth day of the next December Term
(said Term commencing on he 17. of Dec.)
or Judgment for want of appearance and
plea.
Prothonotarys office, Couderiport Sept
..?..2nd, Ids,
T. B. TYLER, Pro
• CLOT!! DRESSING.
ALL persons having cloth to color and
dress, by leaving the same' at the
store ofJ. N. Judd in Coudersport, will be
forwarded to the works of the subscriber
finished in good order and returned, payment
for dressing call be made to J. M. Judd on
delivery of the cloth. Mark the pieces plainly
With name and directions.
O. 11. PERRI
•
Genesee Fork Sept, 19th, 1435.
R. J. cHENEy
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IS HOME FROM TILE CITY
WTI[ a New Stock. of Goody, such as
V •
Groceries, tiothe, Domestic Dry
CC 0 D S
Witlch will he sold lower than any, other
person would he willing to sell in this town.
• . WHOLE SALE & RETAIL
for ready Pay at the old stand of
D. W. SPENCER.
NEW arrival of fresh Teas, from 37h cents
to $l.OO per pound, at R. J. CH ENEI"S
D. W. SPENCER, Agent.
ESSENCE of Coffee, CofiCe sakiat tower
prices than at any other Store in town,
as it was purchased before the last rise, at
R. J. CHENEY'S.
• • D. W. SPENCER, Agstut.
B UTTER & Grain, for gala at R. I. C'S
D. W. *PENCE?, Agent.
NOTICE.
&me& tjdell t In Potter Co. Common
- vs. - n9,--41itar
Amatuli !nom; 18Eiro: Libelt"
Divore e..
- • '
• A subpama and alias subplibna having been
issued in this case praying for .certain wises
therein set forth, be, said Libellant, might be
divorced from the bends' of matrimony I.
tered into. with the Respendenti Airianda V.
Randall, and returned NihiL
We do therefore command, you the said
Amanda M. Randall. as, before we did, that
setting aside all business and excuses, yeti be
and appear in your prokr person before our
said Judges at Coudersport, et our . Court. oti
Compton Pleas, there to be held the 17th day .
of December next, to answer the petition oa
Libel of your said Husband, and show cause,
f any you have, why the said Ashoe B. Ran
dall should not be divorced from. the- *Jodi
of matrimony entered into with you, agree.,
ably to the provisions of the Acts of Assembly.
in such case made and provided.
.Witness the lion. it. G. White, President
Judge of our said Court, at Coudersport; this
24th day of October, A. D. ISL:S.
P. A. STEBBINS, Sheriff:
TICE.
NO
Ann Bursido In Vdtter Co. Common
by her next friend Pleas-N0.113 Feb. Term
J. Cluise 1845. Libel iu Divorce.
John Burside
A subpiena and alias stibprena having bug
issued in this case praying for certain causes
therein sot forth, she said Libellant might be
divorced from the bonds of matrimony enter%
ed into with the liespondent Juhu Burside,
and wonted NU,
‘Ve do therefore command- you the said
John Burside as before we did, that 'setting
aside all business 'and excuses, you be and,
appear in your proper person before our sea --
Judges at Coudersport, at our Court of Com-
MOIL Piea.l, there to be herd the 17th day of,
December next to answer the petition art
Libel of your Said wife, and- show cause, if
any you have, why the . said Aui Bursido
shou:il not, he divorced from the bonds of
matrimony entered into with you, agrecab!y
to the provision.; of the Acts of Assembly its
such case made and provided..
Witness the Iron. H. G. White, President
Judge of our said Court, at el/Udell/Oa this.
,4th day ofOct. A. D. .I?=. - Z.
P. A. STEBBINS, Sheriff..
N 0 C E
Dewitt Baker hi Potter Co. Common Peas
vs.' No. 507 Feb. Term, 1d55.
Emily E. Baker Libel in Divorce. • .
A snhptena and alias subigena having beery
issued in this case praying fir certain causes
therein•set forth, he, said Libellant, taiglabctt
divorced front the bonds of taltrunotty en
tered into with the Respondent Emily E. Ba
ker, and returned Nita'.
We do therefore command you the said
Emily E. Baker, as before we did, that setting
aside all busine.s and excuses, you he and ap
pear in your proper per. o n "before our staid;
Judges' at Coudersport, at our Court of Com
mon Pleas, there to beheld the 17th thy of
December next, to answer the petition uak
Libel:uf your said Hnsband, and show comm,
irony you have, why the said Dewitt Baker.
should not be divorced from the bonds of mat
rimony entered imo with you, agreeably to the
provisions of the Acts of Assembly in such
Cases made and provided.
Witness the It G. White, President.
Judge of our said Court, at Coudersport, this
24th day of October, A. 1). 1855.
I'. A. STEBBINS, SheritT.
NOTICE.
. .
Samuel W.Carpenter No. 46 May term.
1833. Libel m Di-
Esther Carpenter., vorce. . -
Sung W. Carpenter; the complainant, hat
ing presented his petition and Libel in Di
vorce, to the Court of Common Pleas of the
county of Potter, praying the said Court tie
order aml decree a Divorce of lute, - the said
Samuel W.• Carpenter,
.froin the bonds of
matrimony with his said wife, Esther. Carpe
nter; and the said Court having ordered a
subiumut and alias subptena, respectively te
iisne‘vltink, said suhpwnas have been return
ed "thhil." ?.ow, therefore, you, the said"
Esther Carpenter are hereby notitied, that you
he' and appear before the Honorable, the
1 tukes of the said Court of Cotnnwn Pleas of
Potter county, at Coudersport, at' the next
Term ofsaid Court, which will he on the 17th,
day or December, 1e55, to show cause, if any
you have, nby tho.,aid Court t•hould not de
cree a Divorce from the bonds of matrimony
betvcoen you and your said husband, Samuel
W. Carnenter.
PIERRE A. sTEBniNs,
Sheriff.
NOTICE,
Jo . lin Baker )In Poi:!er. Co. Common Pletz
vs. ' 7 N o , 55 , rein Term, 1655.
Cynthia Baker Libel in Divorce.
A vilmoina and alias subpczna li tying been
issued in this case praying for certain cmisei
therein set forth, he, said Libellant, might ho
divorced from the bonds of matrimony as
'teied into with the Respondent Cyu.lna B: -
-ker, and returned rigid.
We do therefore command you the said
Cvntitia Baker, as before we did, that setting
;Lode an business and excnseq , . yott he ant
appear in your proper person benire our 'Said
Juilzes at Coudersport, at our Court of 6 . 3:1.4b.
mot fleas, there to be liel() the nth dly or
December nest, to answer -tlm eia.
Libel of your slid Husband, and - snow' canto..
if any you have, why the said Julia,
should no: be divorced from 111; !muds of mat
ritually entered into with you, agreeably to
the provision of;he Acts of Assvittb:y iii suolt
case made andprovided.
Witness the Honf. It. G. Preildest
Judge of our said Court, at - Ceuder,port, thin.
24th day of October, A. D. P: 4 . - .00.
I'. A. 5T.1:13.14 8, Sheriff::
OTICE.
L. IV. Berthrong In Pott. r Co. Comm*
• Pleas N,,.53 i'vb.Tenl3.
Myraetta Bet throng L. tu tliverce..
A stiliptetta dud alias sutipoina halting bee*.
ssued in this cote praying for et-ria.o entities
therein tet forth he said' Libeilata Wight b*
divorced from tho bonds of matrimony nn
toted into with Respondent hl) r.a tta 11, per
throng, and returned nihil.
We do therefore command y, u the said.
Iblyraetta 11. Borthron o .,, , ne Lefore WO did.
that setting ;hide nil gunriuess und excuses.
you he and appear in your proper person ho
fore our said Judges ut Coudersport at our
Court of Coninion"Plear,there to he lguld that
17th day of Dicentber next, to answer the.
petition on Libololyour bah]. 11u.band, an&
stow causes, irony von' have, why the -mu d -
L. W. Burtheong shOuld nut Le di , .t reed frosis
the Li/also( matrimony entered ituo with'
you, agreeably to the provisions a the Amor,
of Asr.ernhly in such ease uniths'und provided::
Witness the Hon,. R. G. bite, rrstrident.
Judge of our said Court, at Coutletvportadet
24th day of October A. 1)-1855..
P, A. SIEBBINg. Sheriff.
V IOLINS and Flutes just receivetlby_
•I TYLE4: