TilE StrDMARPiE ' E;Py)sok.—*r.,
o a Saturday made an experinientat
w as biagton of blowing up a ship, in full
cu ii of fir hundred tons, with his sub
orine battery: ; The experiment took
~L see in the presence of large number of
r „, son i. Two or three minor explo
;ns we re exhibited before the seamen
on board, the doomed ship" made their
ex it. The ship moved slowly, in sail.
i ng order, along the, navy yard channel,
: Air, a few minutes after leaving her
moor in g . place blew up with a grand ex
-00501, which 'talk!' Op bow of the
vessel completely out of the water,,and
,tattered her fragments in various direc
tidos. It would Seem that the explosion
s *de a little too , soon, as, had the
b3cer.it struck the vessei a minute later,
! Ile Would have been -completely destroy.
td. As it was, the experiment 'was con
-sdered highly satisfAtorily.
DE.O.---PrOfessor
, Senderson, Pro
fessor of the Philedelidlia High School,
expired in that city* Friday morning,,
12th inst. • •
Frank Johnson, the celebrated color
mesician, died of bronchitis, at
thiladelphia, on Saturday, 11th in t.
WASHINGTONIANS I—There
will,be a rneetiag of the Washingto.
lana of the Borough of ': , Towanda. at the Fire
?roof, nest MONDAY EVENING.
The Ladies are iqvited to. attend, and seats
Fill be provided for them.
REMOVAL
IHE Boot & Shoemaking establishthent of
8. Hathaway is' removed to Warner's
rstand, one door south' of 0. D. Bartlett's
re, directly opposite Mondnye's. His old
/Omen and others will find him as ready as
ial to wait on all Who day wish to obtain
rate tcork. • ,
S. HATHAWAY.
Towanda, April 22. 1844.
ection for Bridge Managers.
HE- STOCKHOLDERS in the Towan
di Bridge - are hereby notified that on
SNDAY, the 6th day of MAY next, an elec.
taill be held at the Toll House for one Pre
it and six manageit.- The polls will be
from 2 till 5 o'clock, P. M.
ENOS TOMKUNI3, President. • -.
iTalanda, Aril 11th, 1844.
Ht. KELLY,
.ELSIW,.IV MaNX79
TO‘VANDA; PA.
l're'on the:north side of the Public Square,
room recently occupied by D.M.8u11.)
,LQ3L,MIEIEV
IF: friends and ptrons of .this institution
are informed that the Summer Term will
on Monday,- the 29th inst.
f tuitinn, per Quarter of 12 weeks.
:<<& Foreign Languages i & Drawing. $5
nL Moral and_Mentalladraiiei .
: , :op English. branchei, .3
Cuatingencel, 25 cents per quarter. .
:i3expected that a competent. Instructss
it charge of the Female Department at
inamencement of the term:
I CHARLES NASH, Principal:,
restula, April 4, 1844. .
IJOUINED SPECIAL COURT
N ADJOURNED SPECIAL CODAT
Rill be held-in Towanda in and fora: he
of"lkadford, on Thursday, the 13th day
1,1 - NE sin, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, -
te trial of the following causes, to wit :
.Dayastelleux vs A. Fairchild, Trespass.
Celiolden vs. Moses Warford,
tt•aSchtsder vs. J. Decker et al., ejeetment.
:el Bea,ght vs. L. M. Palmer, et al. do.
AARON CHLTBBUCK, Prot.
tothonotalfsOffice, May 6, 1844.
SHERWOOD,
171"161ZTE5Y9a.V21
IV. BAIRD 'kJ; SHER v. OOD have
°Pened frofficiin Troy. Brad. Co. Pa.
attend to all business of 'said offide, in
of them profession es co - partners. tJ.
n i a ! g ilt4ttend - .punctually It aid office
I Y , E. W. BAIRD may be eonsultk4.l
to the business,rof the
1 / I § 4 4Spe in Tocianda. • 43-6 m
NTED ON ACCOUNT, at this—
oSie,)Wheat or Oats, or any kind of
a;Es t Butter, Maple Sugar, & c. &C.I
!TOY YARN, Wicking & Batting=
1 9 4 d by MEANS & C.Q.
- DISSOLUTION..
?Teti. hereby given, that the firm of
l ATRAWAY & WILCOX, is this
" Iv egyamtual consent. All monies
Irro itatit be. paid.to 8. HATHAWAY,
' lll. !lemands against the firm will be
S. HATHA WAY,
t • J . WELCOX.
, February 22d, 1844. .
.
[6ll inistrator's Notice. ,
PERSONS indebted to the estate of
ilr A. IIECKWITH lap of ElmiraM
rof Chemapgand state of New York
P L l'nenfad to make payment end all
ul es demands against said estate are
Intent them duly'attested for settle.
intended for all persons in this
'aith having unsettled business with
at the time of his death either in
i taPatity or as coilttected in tart.
all Other person or persons inchi
,74UedN,. mercantile and other bud
)i'Sttury township by.Beckwith
lt,: ; !°ng. and by Bkckwith & Satte ,
-
,Z ecto
r at a done by,lir W. Strong in
1 3 ~
N 1!
Interest. • _
L. WEBB Administrator,
'Radford C 04, 1 10., Feb. 6,.1844,
tO
E BILLS •
litte ° 4 shrt
l!t
this off ; , with
.khand.
- SHERIFF'S 'SALES'
Y -virtue of sundry writs Of _Vend•Epo.,
issurxl fromthe court,of common ; pleas
of Bradfordnotuity, I shall expose at public We
at the house of E.',Raynaford, in the borough
of Towenda, On i ,Monday the 6th day of
MAY. next; at 1 o'clock P. M., the follow'
ing piece or parcel of land aituatiln.Buriing
ton township and bounded on the north by
lands of - Marcus Loomis; on the east by James
Vandyke; on the south by N. Bailey ; on,the
west by Nathaniel Bennett. Containingseven
acres more or less, half an acre improved, with
a saw mill thereon erected ; the one belief the
above described,property is seized at and turn
ed out by Nehemiah Bailey.
Seized and taken in executiont at - the suit of
John F. Means vs. Nehemiah Bailey.
.'
ALSO—The following piece or parcel of
land situate in Franklin township and bounded •
on north by lands of Oliver WI Dodge; on
'the.east by William Lyons and others; on the
south by Daniel L. Dodge ; on the west by Oli
ver W. Dodge:- Containing sixty five acres
thirty acres or more improved, with a log house
'and logbam thereon erected. . '
Seizeid and taken in execution at the suit of
0. - R. Tyler to the use of J.H. & W. B. Hart
vs. Daniel Cokelg:
ALSO—The following piece or parcel of
land situate in Burlington,' Bradford County
and bounded as follows: beginning at a beach
the N. E. corner of the Lyman . Dodge lot (so
,Fdled), on warrant lot no. 1485; thence east
on the - north line of said warrant lot 108 and
8-10 perches a post for , a corner; thence
south one hundred and fifty two and 8-10 per
ches to a beech ; thence north 152 and 8-10
perches to a beech tree, thencenorth 152 8-10
perches to the beginning. Containing one
hundred and fifty two acres and ninety five
petchka strict measure, with twelve or fifteen
acreaimprover% with _a. framed house, framed
barn rand saw mill thereon erected.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of
Joseph Kingsbery Jr. vs.,Joseph Riley %
ALSO-The following lot* of land, satiate in
Ridgbilry township and bounded' onthe north .
by lands of E. Brown;; east by lands of 0. P.
Coleinan ; on the south by lands of Wm.:Hen
ry ;1 on the west by Pertheson. Containing
seventy six acres, thirty acres improved, three
log houses and a small orchard thereon. -•
Seized and taken in.execution at the spit of
Mark A. Burt vs. Giles J. Mandeville and John
Mandeville. . .
ALSO=The following piece or parcel df
land situated in Wyalusmg township, bounded
on
_the nor th by Joseph Ingham deceased, on
the east by John Ingham; on the south by
John Ingham and Ingham Stone; on, the west
by 'William Camp. • Containing thirty eight
acres about twenty one acres improved, no buil,
ding thereon:
Seized and taken in execution at the Suit of
E. W. Baird'vs. DanielM.Beardsley and Jonas
Ingham.
• ALSO—The 'following described piece or
parcel of land situate in Springfield township
and bounded on the north by George Chase;
west, by Austin Smith; south . by William
Brace and E. Rich; and east...by William Brace.
Containing eighty seven acres more or less.
about thirty acres thereof improved, with' a log
house thereon. .
Seized and taken in execution at' the snit of
J. W. Fassett and fluidal Wakefield, admiuis-
trators &c., of. Chester Wakefield deceased, vs
Jacob Newell. 4
ALSO—The following described piece or
parcel of land situate in Ridgbury township,
and bounded on the north by Harry Baldwin;
on the , east by, John Brown and others ; on
the south by Ebenezer Dewy's pstater on the
west by Ralph 'Crum. Containing about sev
-enty acres, with about fifteen acres improved,
with a' framed house , andZfranaed horse shed
and sin4ll orchard thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of
- Jade! Gregory vs. Silas Baldwin. ,
ALSO--The following pieCtl or partel of
laridaituate ini Litchfield township and boun
ded as fellows: beginning at a pine knot and
stones, a rock oak witness N.67° W. 15 links;..
thenceN. 34° W. 100 perches to a. white oak
sapling for a corner; thence E. .120 Ferches to
a chestnut sapling for a corner; thence N. 24
perches to Cie south west corner of a reserved
lot for Solomon Merrill, a post; thence E._131
2-10 perches to a post, a corner foriChauncey
Parks; thence S. 184 p. to a post on the N
line of Davie McKinney's lot; thence W. 231
240'p. to a post, a white oak, N.B° W. mark
ed as a witness; thence. N. 16 p. to a post S.
E. barber of a lot bought by the parties Of the
first part from Robert Spalding; thence W,150
p. or, to a post on the town line between Athens
and Litchfield townships; thence, N: on said
town' fine 60 p. to a post; thence E. 55 p. or
to a Carrier S. 6 8-10. p. of slot formerly deed
ed to' Daniel Park ; thence N. 6 8-10;p. to said
Parks' corn( r; ,thence E. 19. p. or to another
of said Park's lot, or place of beginning " ; three
hundred and twenty seven-acres and twenty
eight perches more or less.' -
ALSO—One other lot hegin 4 tying at a Crook
ed ,chestnut the south west center of a lot cur
ed to Daniel Done; thence N. 100 rods to a
hemlock sapling; thence. E. 80 to a post;
thence 8. 100 p. to a post and thence W. 80j). -
to the beginning. ,Containing - fifty' acres more
or less and both pieces inclusive containing
three hundred and seventy' seven acres end
twenty eight perches with about ninety acres
improved and a framed hoOse and one framed
and one log barn and two apple orchards th'ere
on._
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of
Benjamin Lambert to the use of L. H. Sher
man vs. Charles Chandler. j
ALSO—the following described 2 lota of
land situated in the village-of Troy, Pounded as
follows, wit t On the North by E. Newbury,
on the . east , by the highway, on the west by
A. Herrick. Containing one half acre, with a
framed ,waggon shop and blacksmith shop there
on. .a
ALSO—Another lot deseribed as follows:
On the , west by the highway,lsorith by A. Her
rick, east by Sugar Creek, north by •0. P. Bal
lard. - Containing # of an acre with'two framed
houses and one framed bam . thereon- .
Seized and taken in execution at the snit of
Taylor; Long, and Thomas to theuse of White
end Barns vs H. Ft. Hickock.
ALSO—The following piece or parcel of
land situate in Athena township, bounded and
described as follows, to 'lrk: On the north by
lands of Thomas D. Rictimarr;east by Albert
Campbell, on the south by lands of Ricbaid and
Mary Paton, and • on the West by Horace
Williston. Containing fifty acres one acre im
proved, and a log boom thereon erected. •
eized and taken in execution at the suit of
George Fritcber and Martin S. Rogers vs. Jacob
Hoose.
ALSO- 4 A lot of land in the borough of To
windatradford county, boundeli pithe east by
:Main street, on the.,south by Mrs. Pizabeth
- Means" land," and land: heretofore
,sold by her
to John E. Gieger. on the west by a lot in, the
Possession a C. Amout. and. on the' north
by land lieretoGire solti; by Z. & B. Thomas to
Pace & Ellsworth, and land noviLor formerly
of Edward White. — Containing half an acre
~ . ,
more Or Ices with a 'tiro, story • Awned building
thereon erected, o building usekherfona as a
ten-pint alley, and one shanty.
'Seized and - taken in execution at the suit of
D. P. Barstow - ie. Zenai Thotas Arid enja
"min-Thomas. . ', • . .
ALSO—The following piece or I Of .
land situated in itidginny township and und
lie
ed as follows, to. wit: On the north r by
land of Williim B. Johnson, on the north east
by David Burt and ihe Covell ' tract, on the
wilt by lands of John Cummings and 'James
Covell. Containing one hundred and sixty •
possession right, be the same more: or leis , , ten
acres improved with a log house thereon... -,
`Seized and taken in execution at the suit of
Bdivsol Covell and Robert Covell, Jr. vs. Jacob
&Innen. . ''‹ . '
. - ALSO-41, lot or parcelof land situate in
.tuicarora township and bounded as follows, to
wit: On the south by land of M. C. 'Mercur,
on the east by. land in the warrantee name of
Peter Lowry, •on the north by land of M. C.
Mercur, on the west by land In the name of
Peter . Guinip. Containing fifty acres more or
less. . ' .
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of
M. C. Mercur vs. William Dickinson.
: ALSO—The followingdesaribed land situate
in Burlington and bounded as follows, to wit :
On the north by land of J. Hoover, east by
lands William Knapp,Polly.Rundell, Z. Lane
and John Gustin, and on the south by lands
of Zephaniah Lane, and on, the west by Sugar
Creek, and lands of Soper and Wilcox and 21.
Lane. Containing one
.hundred and twenty
two acres 'more or less, with about 75 acres,im-
Vraved with two dwelling houses, one double
saw mill and one single saw mill, one Grist mill
and one framed barn and shed thereon erected.
ALSO-TAnother piece oi• parcel of , land
situate in Burlington and bounded as follows,
to wit: Beginning at a beech tree marked for
.the south west corner of lot No. 66, and south
west corner of . lot No. 65 - of the lands of the
Bank of Northumberland so called, thence 105
perches, and 5-10 to k post, thence west 205
perches and 7-10 to a post, thence east 100
-perches to the place of beginning. • Containing
four hundred and thirty one acres more or less
it being lots Nos, 77-78-75 - 70 warrantee
lots 147 and 149. • • • •
ALSO—One undivided half part of apiece or
parcel of. land in Burlington township on. the
south side of the Sugar creek, bounded on the
north—on the west by lands of J. Wilcox,
on the south by lands of Z. Lane, on the east
by John Gustin, and fully described in a deed
to Smith and Bacon. Containing —acres
more or less.
Seized and taken, in execution at the suit o
Gordon Burnham vs. Asahel Smith.
ALSO—A lot of land situate in Leroy town
ship, bounded on the north by lands of John
Vanghn,on the west by lends of Sterling. Ho
lcomb, on the south by Towanda creek, east
by lands of Hugh Holcomb. Containing two
hundred acres, be same , more or less, with a
fraMed house, wood shed, corn house and three
framed barns and a large apple orchard thereon
With about one hundred acres improved.
Seized and taken in, execution at the suit of
0. P. Ballard vs. Sterling Holcomb and Seely
Holcomb, and ?rison Royse.
ALSOL-A piece or parcel of land in Athens
tp., bounded north by lands of Doctor Wood
ruff; west by the heirs of Swain, south by 'the
heirs of John:Shepard, east by the Susquehan
na river. Containing fifty acres, with a framed
house and barn, together with a young orchard
.f tipple trees.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of
-Nathaniel C. Harris vs. William Robb.
- •
ALSO—A piece or parcel of land situate in
Smithfield township, bounded north by lands
of • Edwin Eames .and Salon Weed; east by
lands of John Biel; south by lands of David
Famammth, Sally Wood and John Bird; west
by bind of Barnard Farnsworth and Isaac Bul
lock. Containing about one hundred end two
acres, with about twenty-eight acres improved,
one log house, a new framed barn thereon erected.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of
Taylor and Prince, to the use of P. H W.H.
Titus vs. Watren Eames.
ALSO-;-A lot, of land situate in Coltimfria,
and bounded south by lands of Hiram , Mason;
,west by R. 8. Wells; north by Simon Johnson
and•east by Levi Woodard. Containing nine
ty acres, with thirty acres improved, and a log
house and framed barn thereon erected.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of
O.P. Ballard vs. Charles Mason.
ALSO—A piece or parcel oflandin Monroe
and Fraeklin townships, bounded as follows—
Beginning at an ash on Towanda creek; therlce
by lands of W.B.Spalding 190 p. to a white
pine; thence by land of Samuel Wallis-south
50° east 254 p. to spruce; thence by land of
Samuel Clark north 19° east 34-4 p. to a wal
nut on the bank of said creek ; thence up sad
creek the several courses and distances to the
Place of beginning. Containing 372 acres,
with a framed dwelling house, barn and saw
mill thereon and about 40 acres improved.>
Seized ands taken in 'execution at the suit of
Mason and Smith to the use of J. T. Kirkpat
rick & co., vs. Henry B. Myer.
ALSO—The following piece or pal:eel ofland
in Athens tp., bduuded on the north by the
state line; on the east by &l! Owego road; on
.the southhy &Spalding; on the west by J.
Shepard and others. Containing eighty acres
more or less, all improved, one large stone grist
mill, a frame taniiery, two barns and a framed
shed'_ ; and four framed houses thereon erected,
together with in orchard thereon.
WSeized and taken in execution ht the suit of
m. P. Miller and Frederick Pawulti'partners
&c.. vs. Wm. H. Overton, J. C. Jenkins and
Charles Jenkins, doing business g as Overton,
Jenkins & Co.
ALSO-The• following - piece or parcel of
land in Durel tp., bounded on the north by Da
vid Benjamin; on the south by John Benja:.
Min and Samuel Gillson 2d. and C. Butler; On
the east by land in the posseision of S.S.Brad.
ley, 'and on the west by the heirS of Matthias
Hollenback, dec'd. Containing 340 acres more
or less, with about 100 acres improved, with
two trained houses, one log barn and a - small
orchard of young apple trees thereon.
' Seized and taken in execution at the suit of
Y.E.Pio/let vs. Amps Ada. •
ALSO—A piece or parcel - of land in Ridg
bory tp., bounded on the north bytbe highway,.
east by lands of Samuel Wrightmyer. south by
lands of 4oho Leach, and west by Williams--.
Containing - aboet forty acres,pore or less, with
twenty acres or• thereabouts improved:
Seiied and taken in execution at -11 r suit of
josepli b., Gordon now
_to the free of D.0..04-
Man vs. Simon Dickinson. ''"
; ALSG—A piece or parcel Of land in Pure!
tp.; bonded West by E. Mason, east by lande
formerly owned by Jelin Wood and Oliver Gil
-sert, south by lands of ,Waid, and.west
by lands formerly owned by E. Mason:. Con
taining 114 acres more ordesa, with a dwelling
house and barn'therecin erected, 15 or 20 acres
improved.. •
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of
,T.F - .M4ans and T:13: Overton li:Dant Kieffe:
ALSO+4 Piece or parcel (If laud in Pike
tp., botinded north by lands of Major Darling
ard Swipe! Chaffee, east by lands" of 'Almon
Bitecher, south,by lands of Win. lianiptull — 3r,
and wast , by landoof Albert. Conklin, Alonzo
Patton. Containing about . 2/40 , ,iterta of land,
_be the'same more or less, with . Oboniloo acres
koprOved, end two, log housee, afrioted btO7-4
and nsmalitorclutitftheretni.• - - ,
-• Seized and taken inezemitionsat the - luit lof
'Comfort 13. Chaffeeind-Amaia Dimmiek to
thit use of Orwell township: vs. Peter Hegemart.
ALBO—A piece or meet of land in 13ran
,vtle tp., • bdunded as' followa:--Beginning at
'soutk west corner Of warrant lot u 0.1742; thence
north 280 p. to the north west corner of said
warrant lot; thence east' 20 p; to a post north
- east corner of lot n 0.167 and plot as surveyed
into lots; , thence south 280 p. to a hemlock
sapling, south west coiner of lot 169 on: said
plot, thence west 120 p. to the beginaing.!Cou
taining 210 acres; strict measure, it being in
tended for whole of lots no. 167 and 168 on
said warrant lot no, 1472, wi‘h '7O stereo im
proved, n log house and 'frame barn thereon.
Seized and taken in.execution at the, suit of
Timothy Paxton, and Wm. Davidson, trustees
of Bank of North America vs. Simoh P
ALSO—A piece or r parcel of land bounded
on the north by the , ; public highway leading
fro.a Athens to Owego,east by lands belonging
,to the heirs of John Shepard, deed., west by
'land of Overton, Jenkins & Co., south by the
Cayuta creek. Containing three-forirths of an
'acre, more or less, all improved, two framed
hoOses and barn ther eon erected, with other out
buildings. • ' . •
Seized and taken in execution at the Suit of
W. H. Overton, to the Use of Edwird Overton
vs. John Jenkins and Ctiarles Jenkins.
ALSO—AII that piece dr parcel of, land in
Franklin township, described in a certain article
of agreement betWeett E. Overton and Jedethan
Cross, dated 7th May, 1840, bounded on the
north by the" Carron lands; east by lands late of
John Hanson. south by lands late of William
Deemer and 0. ♦V. Dodge, and west by, lands
in possession of Daniel Cokely: CoOtaining
100 hundred acres with allowance, with a saw
mill and log house thereon, • ,
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of
Edward Overton vs. Jeduthari„Cross.
ALSO—The following described piece .or
parcel of land situate in Herrick township and
bounded on the east by lands of Charles Dick
son; .on the south by lands' of Edward Over
ton ; on the west by lands of Wheeler;
on the north by warrant line of said lot.'.Con
taining one hundred acres more or less nbout
thirty acres improved, with a log house, iframe
house and stable thereon erected.
• ',-
Seized and taken in execution at the suitlif
Welch Cameron & Co. vs. Harry N. Kis`!ding
who survived Win. Myer late of the 'film of
-Myer & Spalding.
ALSG—The following piece or parcel Of land
in Athens tp., bounded on -the north by the
state line, on the east by the Owego road, On
the south by S. Spalding, on the west by J.
Shepard and others. Containing eighty acres,
more or less, all improved, one large atone grist
mill, a frame tannery, two barns and -a framed
shed, and four framed house! thereon erected,
together with an orchard thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of
John Arno! , vs. William H. Overton, J. d:den
kins and Charles Jenkins.
ALSO—A piece or parcel of land in Ulster
township, bounded north by lands of Cash and
Vanvleck,.west by lands (WI Vanvleck, ,south
by Holcomb, east by the -Susquehanna
river. Containing about three hundred' acfes,
more or less, about two hundred thereof ireprov
ed, with two framed houses, a framed barn And
orchard thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the Suit of
Joseph G. Wilkinson now to the use of Natha
niel Clapp vs. Edmund Lockwood and:Mary
A. Lockwood.
ALSO—t•The following described piece or
parcel of land situate in South Creek township,
bounded by lends of Samuel Pettlngill on the
east; south by Bingham lands ;_on the west by
lands of Isamc Welles ; and on the north by
Cornelius Haight. Containing 140 acres, be
the some more or less, with about 40 acre:a im•
proved, with two log houses arid farmed barn
thereon. I•
Seized and takeOn erecution•at the suit of
Asa Gillett, va. Steephen 8t les & John Camp
.
ALSO—By virtue of a Levmi Factas, ,e cer
tain lot piece or parcel of lend situate in Orwell
tp., and bounded as followi5: beginning at the
south east corner of a tractor farm deeded by
Thomas Eddy to Eliphalet Clarke a post; thence
West on the south line of said Clarke 197 rode
and 4-10 to a post; thence south 12° cast. 49
340 rods to a post; thence cast 183 rods io a
post; thence north 61° east 51 3-10 rodeto the
beginning. Containing fifty seven acres, and
seventy-six perches; and allowance, &c.
Seized and taken in execution at the Suit of
T. Eddy vs. Hiram Washburn.
ALSO—A certain messuege or tract ofland
in Athens, bounded as follows .—Beginning at
a point on the state line in the mill4aee former-.
ly of J. Shepaid's saw-mill, and now occupied
by A. Brooks as a factory, thence down said
race 19° 9 2.10 perches, to a post and stones
for a corner on said race; thenco 65° west 20}
perches to a post
_and stones fo the corner of
said lot; thence north 20° et 12 perches
to a post and stones for a ' r, standing in
Gild state-line, south 88° ettA 21 2-10 perches
to the plate of beginning: Containing one acre
and fifty rods. •
'Seized-and taken in execution at the - snit of
A. Benton and Arthur Yates, survivors of Jon
'athan Stewart tie: Luther Stone.
ALSO—A certain messuage and tract offend
' beginning at the south-east Corner de track of
land granted to Thomai Thomas, Esq. at a point
on the state line in the mill race formerly of J.
'Shepard. and owned by A. Brooks, and peen
,.
pied by.him as a factory; thence down said race
south 19° east, 9 2-10 perches : to a post and
stones for a cdmer on Said, race; thence south
-85° west 203 perches to a post and stones for
a corner of said lot; thence north 20° 45' 'east
12 perches to a post and stones for a corner on
the state line.; thence., .on said line south 88°
east 21 2-10 perches to the place of beginning
Containing one acre and fifty-ono perches.'
Seized and taken in execution 'at the suit of
J. W.Morris to the use of Arthur Yates, Albert
Benton and Christopher C. Fellows, survivors
of Jonathan B. Stewart Vs. Jonathan . Rouilds
and Luther-Stone, terre tenants. , -
JOHN N. WESTON, Sheriff',
Sheriff's Office, •
- '`Towanda, April fat, 1844; - •
•
REGISTER'S NOTICE.
lOTICE is hereby gitien to all persons in.
terested. that James D. Newell and Minor
Taylor, administrators of the estate of JosiaA
IV. Griont,"deed., and E. Raed.hlyer - and Hall ;
ry *organ, administrators of the estate of
,Wni..
Myer, deed.; have 'filed an account' of their said
administration's in the • Register's office at.-Tn.
wanda. and that the same will be presented.o
.the Orphan's court of Bradford Co.. on Mondo .
the 6th slay :of May'next. for' emOithation . ! 1 d
allownnce. JULIUS RUSELL, Register, •
. Per C. S. RU SELL. Deputy .
R;eister's Office. l'hworMa. April '6;184 .
1300 TS & 81:1(1.04 a, large essortmeo ,t 1
Jim_ Nov. 8. SALSBURIr.S;'.
MI
. . ,
•-• SHERIFF'S SALE.-.
)t-virtie of lit writ Of FieieFacias turned
from the`tiourt "oecominon pleas of Brad
ford ccunty, , to lin, directed," I'shall exposito
piddic sale at tho house of •E.IIAYI4I3FORD
in the Borough of •• Towinda, on Saturday the'
4th day -of. MAY - next, at one O'clock
the folloWing deecribed piece or pared of land
situate in 'Athens townshiP, bounded on the
north by the state linetazui and: Stone ; on,
the east by landslip possession of.Overton end
Jenkins; on the south by land of Job Shepard,
o.B.Spring and the Snakenberger lot; and
on the west"hylrids of Thomas : Wilcox..—
Containing fifty nine acres more or less, all
iMpreved, with a Stull house thereon erected,
with a small shed thereon, • " • -
! Belied and taken 'execution at the suit of
Benjamin Galicia vs. John C.Jenkins and C.
Jenkins. 2 . • ' ' '
ILN:WESToN, Sheriff.
Sherifni Office.
Toirande, Ap TM, 1844. j '
• -
Williffins* In ,the' Court of
Bogart, :. Pleas of
To the use of J. t. Adams I ' Cern
Bradford co., •
Ebenezer Lamb. . o. 143, May
Term-1840.
Fir HE Undersigned having been appointed
.Auditor by said Court, for the hearing & .
adjusting of the several elaims upon the pro
ceeds of the Sheriff's sale, or real estate, by vir
tue, of process issued upon the above judgement,
will attend for the hearing of the chtimanta. at
the Prothoniitar?s office in the Vorough of To.
wanes, on Wednesday the 24th day of April
next, at 2 o'clo4k P. M".. at which time and
place
. 811 persons interested will please attend.
ULYSSES MERCUR.
March 20, 1844. i
• -' NOTIC .
np
M HE subscriker having been appointed by
EL . - the Mahn 's Court of Bradford county
an auditor to settle the exceptions filed to the
account and finali settlement, of &S. GOOD
RICH, administrator of the estate of'Benjatnin
Hunt, deceased, will attend for that purpose at
his Office in the binimgh of Towanda; on Satur
day, the 4th day of May next, at one o'clotk in
the afternoon, .of which all persons interested
will take notice. E. W. BAIRD, Auditor.
-Towanda, March 30,1844. •
, .
. .
• NOTICE. • .
.1 ; •
nilliE subscriber having been appointed by
the Orphan's Court of Bradford county,
an auditor to settle the 'exceptions'filed to th e
account of TARED WOODRUFF and SYL
VErsTER W. ALDEN, executors of the last
will and testament of Philinda Ladd, deceased,
will attend for that purpose at his office, in the
borough of Towabda, on Saturday, the 4th day .
of May next, at 410 o'clock in the forenoon, of
which all persons interested will take notice.
• E.W. BAIRD. Auditor.
T.
Towanda, Ma h 30, 1844. .
IIEOISTER'S NOTICE.
OTICE. is hereby 'given'to all persons in
terested tl Thomas T Smiley, guardian
of Nancy , Jose piand David Smiley has filed
an account of his said guardianship in thq Re
gister's Office at Towanda, and that . the same
will be , presenteil to the Orphan's Court of
Bradford county on Monday the 6th day of
May for confirmation and allowance.
JUIAIJS RUSSELL, Register,
Per C . S. RUSSELL, Deputy.
Register* Office, Z
Towanda, Mareh 18th, 1844. S
REGISTERS NOTICE.
WOTICE is hereby given to all persons in.
terested that E. R. Myer administrator
of the estate of I Wm. Myer, late guardian of
Elsey Maria Molter has filed an account of • his
*aid guardiansbigin the Registers Office at To
wanda, and that iheisame will be presented to
the Orphan's CoUrt of Bradford county on Mon.
diy the 6th day of May next for confirmation;
and allowance. • ,
JULIUS RUSSELL, Register,
Perl'C. S. Rossrm., Deputy.
Register' Office,
Towanda, March 18th, 1844.
'MECHANIC'S LIEN •
To all claimeitis and persons interested in tlies
property described below or in the heire thereon.
Take Notice, thait a lOU of Siere Facies of
which fife .folloWmg is a copy is now in my
hands, and has :been duly served on Amos
Pennypacker, the pwner and contractor therein
named.
Collnnonweidtli of Pennsylvania.
,
Bradford County.ss.
To the Sheritlof Bradford County, Greeting
—Whereas Nelson P. Brown and Henry A.
Carey 'have filed;a claim - in, our County Court
of Common Pleas for the county of 'Bradford
a g ainst Amos Pennypacker for the sum of two
hundred and twenty five defiant for work done
to and materials furnished for a certain building s
'one and a half' Story frataed, situated on the
west side of River Street between a lot owned
by Jesse Woodniff and a lot owned by, the
heirs of James P i t'Bull deceased in the brirough
of Towanda in s4id County of Bradford, con
taining in front on said street twenty two feet
and in depth thirty feet and the lot or piece of
ground and curtilageapPurtenant to said build
ing. And whereas it - is alleged that .ehe said
sum remains duerand unpaid to the said Nelson
P. BroWn and Itenry A. Carey ; now we com
mand ,Yetn that 'you make known to the said
Amos ennypacker and to all such persons as.
may .held or occUtl4 the said building, that'
they be and app4ar•before the Judges of our
said teen at a Court of Common Pleas. obe
held St Tov'randr4 on the first Monday'of May
neat; to show if any thing they know or have
to sailwby the said sum of two hundred and,
twenty five dollra-ii should'not be levied of the
said building and Piece•of ground and curtilage
appurtenant to said building to use of the
said Nelson P. Brown and Henry A. Carey
according to theifonn and effect of the act of
assembly, in such case made and , provided, if
to there it shall seem evedietit and have you.
then and there this writ." Witness the • Hon.
John I
.N. Conynghatn . President of our said
Court. at Towinda the lfith day of March A.
D. 1844.- " • , •
• . AARON CHTJBBUCK. Prothonotai.
• AsnO C. Arrats. Deputy. • , •
J. N. WESTON, Sheriff.
Sherirs'Office, • I .•
ToWanda, March 20., 80. J
WrLrasTorr & LWELT., Atty's foriPlaintirs.
NOTICE. 1 •
. - SL-those trolehted to the subscribers who.
expect to Itiay in Grain, must deliver itiby,
the first of,MA!tCH next, otherwise, we • shall
eiPeetrhe Citsl . by ibeirstof '
'Those
neglect this call. will find their notes an ass:
'counts in the Was of an attorney; Who•will,
collect ihQ 81100 : 1 01 4 ime /mak.
F IdEANS,&
TOwsnda; Feb:2o, 184,1:
lin
SADDLtimAotess& -
a
MU=
a="0 1 ,11C T O RZfre
tSUBSCRIBER respectfully inlet-mg
his Old friends and the 'public generalV
that he is now carrying on the above business
in all its' various branches, iii the north part of
the building occupied .by B:Thomas, as a Hat
atop; on Main street, nearly opposite Meteor's
store, where he will be :happy to -accomodate
old and 'new customers. -
SADDLES, - . CARPET,RAGS
BRIDLES, - VAI;ICES,
MARTINGALS, ; TRUNKS, .
HARNESS, ' , COLLARS,
- WHIPS ' C., &C. " C
of the latest fashion end best materials . , will be
made to order on moderate termsfor ready pay .
Most kinds of country produce will be taken
in exchange for work. 1 '',- '-,-
JERE .CULP.
April 17, t 844., '
NOTICE.
Is hereby given, that the'Botird of nerituon
for Bradford county, will meet at the Com
missioners Office, 13 the boro, of Towanda, to
heal such as think themselves aggrieved in the
Assessment for the year 1844, on the following
days, to wit:.., . .
Athens bow., Athens tp., Asylum, Albany i
Armenia, Burlington; Canton on Monday the
15th of April.
Columbia, Milell, Franklin, Granville, Her
rick. Litchfield, Leroy Lon Tuesday the 16th of
April. • • •
. Monroe; Orwell, Pike, Rome, Ridgbury, She•
sheenier, and Springfield on Wednesday the
17th of April. - '
SMithfield; South . Creek, Standing Stone,
Towanda horn ; Towanda 41, Trey, Tuscarora
on Thursday, the 18th of April.
Ulster,. Wysox, Wells, Wyalusing, Warren
and Windham on Friday the 19th of April.
By order of the Board,
A. S. Crwissnus, Clerk.
Commissioners Cele;
Towanda, March 15th, 1844.. j '
.omaisuiff - &IMO
IDY virtue of fulmar". writs of Vend. Expo.
MCID issued out of the court of common pleas
of Bradford county. I shall expose to public
sale at the hose of E. Raynsford in Towanda
boro. on Saturday the r 13th day of APRIL
next, at one O'clock P. M.. the, following piece
or parcel of land situate in Smithfield townihip -
and bounded as follOwo on the north by land
of Stephen Gladding; on the east by land of
Billings Walden; on the south by land of J
0. Tracy ; and on the west by land of Nelson
Rice. Conlaining eightyAree acres more or less;
with abort forty acratc,thereof improved, one
framed house and framed barn and saw mill
thereon. , ,
Seized and taken in exec.otion at the snit of
Elijah S. Tracey vs. Don M. Bacon.
JOHN N. ; WESTON; Shcriff.
Sheriff's Office,l
Towanda, March 8tbi,1844-.5
IVOTIOE is hereby given that the firm of
.131 ARNOUTISc CULP is this day dissolved
'by mutual consent. - The business wilt be Car
ried main all its various branches, at ,the old
stand, by. J. Corm. M. C.; RNOUT,
J. CULP.
Towanda, March 28,:1844.
CPU/
AIIiBBLS. ITHACA FLOUIV26 bbls/
CPU/ Heavy MefufPork, 500 Bushels Grain,
1000 Lights Window Sash for sale at
February 26, 1844. I—MONTANYE'S..
•
Three Dollars Reward. - •
lAKON from my' little girl on the . Tovvan
bridge, the afternoon of Monday the
26th in - st..a Copper Colored'Whiffet dog about
eight months old, rather-long hair, aud• answers
to the the name of • " Penny," very lively arid
playful, by a man that! met the little girl, of a
rather rough appearan ce, with two horses be
fore a wagon; one white, the • box partly filled
with straw, and Went towards Monroe. The
above reward will be , given for the dog and
man, or sufficient inforthation where they are.
. • VM: S. WARNER.
Towanda, February2Bth, 1844.
•
A CALL FROIIIIII YANKEE 8110 P...
,Upon all whom l it may interest.
R — WIE subscriber"is I very much in want of
money and does itot feel disposed to have
his own property sacrificed to accommodate
those who are.indebted to him, that have rea
sonable time to pay, Cobse4uently if they will
call and settle' their acts, however small they
may be, they will , oblige him very much, and
save cost withot respect to.persons:
i r D. C. HALL.
Towanda, March,4th, 1844.
SHERIFFS SALE.'
BY virtue of a writ of Vend. Expo. issued
from the court of 'common pleas - of Bqui
ford county, to me directed, I shall expose to
public sale at the housaof E. Raynaford in the
Borough of Towanda,' on Monday, the '2sth
day of MARCH nextJ at one o'clock, P. M.
The following described piece, or 'parcel of
land situate in Durell township a ndi bounded is
follows: 'beginning at a stone heap on the bank
of the 'Susquehanna-nver; thence west 600
perches to a.yellow pine; %therice 'north 125
perches to 'a pine; thence east 490 . perches to
a black oak; thence down the Surspiehantia
the several courses of the same, 175 'perches to
the place of fbeginning4 Containing four barn
dred acreit-more'or less,lwitlr four flamed holi
sm threctlismed bents Vi and a saw mill thereon
erected with about one thuraired and sixty
acres improved and a BMA orchard.
SeiXed and taken in execution at the suit of
Simon Stevens vs. Bela! Payne.
JOHN N.l WESTON; Sheriff,
Sheriff's Office,
Towanda, Fehtuary 117, 1844.$
POSTP9SEMg.NT:
THE 'above nate: ii teuds postponed" until
Meader the 6th 419 of May leete,TY"
add time of :lay. 1 -
. • JOHN N. ;WESTON, Slien7. - '
Shetiff'e.Office;
Tonrandi, March 29,1844. •
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INBpRA. - NCE'
- , 1 -11. ;BARTLETT. : has the- agency of
therEelatiare knitter! geety Insurance
nipan_y of .I.liktdelpfria; and is prepared, .to,
take Flake ,irer ,very fiermable terms. • .poNclea
are isanedliy 4isid ,nompany in the ntiO map.
ner of other stock companies.
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