Bradford reporter. (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, October 23, 1844, Image 3
,15505. GoODßicti:;--Ye signed a pet of which the following is a I os sgs Gooortion:—We have seen t hig Circular supposed to' have emina tifrodindie'Herrick, with his• name polity-nine others annexed to it, : h 0 represent them-as having changed democracy to 7higgery, and ad -o,sed din our . deameratic 41 ," Among' them otir names are , lee d, In relation to the same, we Ire on ly io say that the paper, which oig ned is not The ore published, or ,were deceived by Judge Herrick s;Ellsporth, who carrie to us• t hesame.r We •have always been : ,; the riits, and if alive and able to_get t he polls, we shall continue to sup ,. democratic principles by voting foi. :alk oil Dallas in 1844. Athens, Sept. .27, 1844. Ne ha - ve since seen the original that 2s-presented to us by Judge Herrick ,d S ° : tllsxvorth, and signed by us; ,d compared it with the circular ; and ? f o lly satisfied that.the circular con as the same matter and is the same ,he paper which we signed ; and that ere was no deception practiced onus ei g iudae Herrick and - L. S. Ellstvorth, qt either of them ; but that the paper eras fairly read and explained to us by 1 1 25 0'g:the time. That in regard to the paper signed by us addressed to lessrs. Goodrich above mentioned, da ; 1%1'211 Sept., it was presented to us• c ontaining allegation's against Judge Herrick and L. S. Ellsworth; desiring !Ism sign the same, which we knew we're utarti,e, and we struck theta out, andkold the man who brought the pa per to us, that if we had time we would write one in different language,. and not make any charge of deception, false cod, or improper conduct that was in and did not like to sign the same ; ,ut he wished us to sign it and we did ign it. We desire Messrs. Goodrich justice to Judge Herrick and Mi. Ilsworth, to publish this in theirpa er, that the same publicity may be iven to, the one as to the other. ; - G. W. PLUMMEH, THOMAS LANE. Signed in presence of L WILLISTON, Jr. S The Argus contains an article, as edi in!, written by a, creature whom we )W very vvell,coaiplaining because we lea that a ruthless press." We ano further evidence of our asser o than the very number that .makes complaint. A trlpre vindictive ,Ess, and TRUTHLESS article 1. disgraced the columns of any TIIf. WESTERN COUNTRY SAFE.-rA. er published in lowa,. states that .one marriageable maidens recent; lived in one bach. Such spruc ip," and such a running to arid fro to old bachelor's, was never before NFavons DtsEescs.--It should be lbered, when the blood is einem with impurity, its apparent vol or quantity, is increased, and hence isteasion or swelling of the blood uuls„a'pressure, on the nerves, and ;pcliondria, lowness of spirits, anxie -s.zwilliogness to take exercise, and 4 t4train of miserable feelings gen en'Lldenominated nervous diseases ThiCh, have heretofore been con iikt.d incurable. If persons thus ete, hOwever, will 'resort to a medi zerhich'has the r:power of cleansing 'youlach and bowels of all bilious lots 'sad purifying the blood, they soon find their nerves as strong as se of their neighhors, and that all )olers, both of body and mind,-have sanished from the body. !atler, such a medicine is Wright's to Vegetable Pills, of the North riCan 'College of Health. They cleanse the blood and other from all impurity, but they strength and vigor to the consti- IWhich give new life to the whole ?! The only care requisite is to Ire and get the genuine. sale at the store of J. D. & E. leiltanye, in Towanda, and by published in another column of Ter. Caution.—As counterfeiters avoid all stores of doubtful and be particular, in all cas ask for IP - right's Indian Vege- Pine Pole Raising. sun g Hickory• will be erected near Mrs. lis Darell, on Thursday. 24th inst.— wiliteadarea g ed by several speak• IdCRATS ! TURN OUT ! I THE POLK CLUB of 'Town ! da tp., aiU meet on Wedneseay even. ) It the school tome wear the. Pill Keep it before the People WM. BRIGGS, F ORMERLY of the Eagle' House ;' would respectfully inform-the people of itradfard and the traveling, public. that he has taken the stand recently occupied by E. •Rayns ford, and that he is prepared to entertain those who favor him with a call. His established reputation it is hoped, will afford full assurance that his guests will be supplied with every com fort and aecommodition..- He csks "cmld ac quaintance" to pay him a visit. Towanda, Oct, 14, 1844, • BOARD of Appeal of the. radford - Co. Cavalry. composed of Luther H. Scott, L. A. Coolbaugh and Ezra Spalding, will be held at the Claremont House in the Borough of Towanda on Monday the 4th day of Nov. next at 10 o'czock A. M. Members whether active -or inactive who were not present on, the regular days of . Corn. pany and • Battalion 7 trainings, and have cacti- Res why they did not appear according to law, may make them before the board, or fines will be !wiled according to law, without respect to persons. - R. H. CONKLIN, Capt. Towanda, Oct. 18, 1844. Great Attraction at Montanye's. 241\ PIECES of Prints - at wholesale 1 1 9 V, or retail VERY CHEAP. 12 pieces of Affghan 4 and Alpacca Lustres; 8 Bales Sheating ; 4 " Cotton Yarn; , 2 " Carpet Warp; 20 doz. Hats arid Caps of the newest styles ; 500 pr. Boots and Shiies of all descriptions; 1 ton of Sole Leathex 4 ton Nails Iron and Steel; Groceries of-all kinds. Hides, Grain and Lumber received in pay ment for Goods. Towanda, Oct. 20, 1844. • . D. C.-HALL Against the World for Stoves THE subscriber has just received the great eat variety of Stoves ever brought into the county of Bradford such as Crosses patent Low Drum Oven Cook 'Stove; Crosses high oven cooking stove; Cross' No. 3 Parlor cooking stove with; the elevated oven; dining room cooking stove; parlors of different sizes and shapes; Climax cooking No. 3 & 4 with 3 and 4 boilers ; No. 2, 3 & 4 cooking, with:3 and 4 boilers ; No. 3 & 4 six plate and church stoves which the subsctiher will sell at the most redu ced prices for cash, shingles, wheat or oats, he also intends to kcep constantly on hand an as sortment of Russia and common iron stove pipe and elbows, sheet zinc, stove crocks of all sizes, coal scuttles &c.; with a good assortment of tinware wholsale and retail. Sheet Iron Drums, Stove boilers, Tea kettles; Dripping pans, con ductors, Eave troughs, with every kind of job work in his line made and fitted up to order on short notice. Also, stove trimmings at whole sale and retail may be obtained at his manufac tory on the most reasonable terms. Towanda. Oct.lo, 1844. SHERIFF'S SALES. 11ThIC virtue of sundry writs of Vend Expo., MO issued from the court of common pleas of Bradford county, I shall expose at public sale at the house of Jesse Ramrnond, in the town ship of Ridgbury on Tuesday the 19th day of November next, at 1 o'clock P. M., the follow ing property, to wit : a piece or parcel of land situate in South Creek township in the county of Bradford and bounded on the north by land of Cornelius Haight; on the east by land of Samuel Pettengill ; on the south by Bing ham lands; and on the west by land of Isaac Wells. Containing one hundred and forty acres more or less, with 4, about forty acres im proved, with two log houses and one framed barn thereon erected. Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Samuel Weltelehell's administrators vs. John Campbeil and Stephen Stiles, also nt the suit of John L. Webb vs. John Campbell and Ste phen Stiles. also at the suit of H. Potter & Co. to the use of John L. Webb vs. Stephen Stiles and John Campbell, also at the suit of Philo Fassett vs:•John Campbell. AtLSO—'=The equal undivided half of a piece or parcel of land situate in South Creek town. ship bounded on the north by lends of Corne lius Haight; east by land of Samuel Petten gill ; south by Bingham lands; and west by land of Isaac Wells. Containing one hundred and for ty acres be the same more or less with about forty acres improved, with two log houses and a framed barn thereon. . Seized and taken in execution at the suit of John L. Webb vs. Daniel D. - Stiles and Ste phen Stiles, also at -the suit of George Kins man vs. Stephen Stiles, also at the suit of John L. Webb vs. Stephen Stiles. ALSO—The following piece or parcel of land situate in South Creek township and boun ded on the north by John firming; on the east by Wm. Flitcher and White; on the south by the public road : and on the west by Hiram Sample. Containing fifty acres, about fifteen acres improved a log house and a log barn and a small apple orchard thereon. Seized and taken in eiecution at thelorit of Levi Goddard, is. Daniel Stevens. 3. N. WESTON, Sheriff. Sheriff's Office., Towanda, Oct, 21, 1844. S LBS. SOLE &.UPPER LEA THER, superior quality for sale. ISept. 7,1844. B. KINGSBERY. ARK ROPE and ARKS for sale at BAIRD'S, September 7. N 0.3 Brick Row M; i Z. ilk t IC A, SA W; / 1 I +PI D. WILMOT, ATTOLIBY AT LAW, AS removed his office to the new Brick ER Block on Main street—No 2, up stairs. 31F"41111311.1113. D. Vaviercook's Calund Shop! THE frobscriber in consequence of ill health wiihm to dispose of his Cabinet hop. His olstablishinent consists of Cherry Lumber, Mahogany, H a rdware. Tools, Furniture, &c., ALc., which he wiL sell an reasonable terms for cash, or short credit with good surety. • D•. VANDERCQQX, TowandkiWay ,2,1; 1844. LOST. O N the night of tile 3d, a Gold W.tveu Hs:, betwren Raynsford's and the Clair mont House. The Sailer shell be liberally rewarded.by leaving it at this dace. July 4, 1844. AEICX-441L-311TIFICAliti, ataa 04,21 1 3 &32.412a9 %Ma% mum a kam:ogaißmss. Ta a subscriber has . just re '^ed and opened for able it the 'OTHECARIES HALL in ' , Wanda, a large and general as tment of fresh Drugs and Medi comprising all the medical its employed in the practice of iicine dr. Suigerf. - Also an,as tment of Paints anti Oils: The re articles were carefullitielect ed by til. Aber himself, be• has therfcire the confidence t recommend th:kre to the pub lic as articles of the very beat quality. The store will be constantly under the' care of a medical gentleman who will punctual: and promptly attend to all orders. Any ar ticle sent for which In an over dose may pro- , duce deleterious effects will be labeled and the . appropriate directions given thereon. To customers and all who. purchase at this store, advice will bp _ given gratis. The sub scriber has also made an arrangement with Da. Maros . , who occupies an office in the build ing, by which invalids may aiail theinselOs of his experience and advice free of charge. An establishment of this, kind under the im mediate:supervision of a medical practitioner has long been cesired by the' citizens of this place and vicinity. The subscriber hope's thereon by a strict attention to the business of the ciao& went and especial care in selecting genuine ar ticles to be able to obtain a share of public pat ronage.. E. H. MASON M.D. Towanda, Oct. 10, 1844. BAKERY! BAKERY! - 1 - WOULD respectfully inform the citizens of Towanda and its vicinity, that Il'have commenced the Baking business in the shop formerly occupied by Mr. Rttse, where I shall keep Bread, Crackers, Cakes,' and Pies con stantly for sale. Cakes for parties made to or der on very short notice at any time. All or ders from a distance punctually atteniled to. Cash paid for Lard anti•Egga. Towanda, Oct. 1. 1844 Adjourned Special Court. ALN adjourned Special Court will be holden at the Court Ho' se in Towanda, on Tuesday the 10th day of December nest, at 9 o'clock in the forenoon, for the trial of the following causes, to wit : Rebecca Sebradar vs. Jeremiah Decker et. al.— Ejectment. Samuel Benight vs. Mewis M. Palmer et. al. —Ejectment. A. CIiIIBBUCK, Prothonotary. Prothonotary's office, Towanda, Sept. 30,1844. , HATS for sate, and also the bait assortment of CAPS in town at - BAIRDS. September 30. No. 3. Brick Row. PURE WHITE LEAD. Spanish White, Veneitian Red. Window Glans &e. dc.c. &c. at BAIRDS. September, 30. No. 3. Brick Row. 810 REWARD! STRAYED OR STOLEN, from the sub scriber, in Orwell township, ou the night of the 24th of Aug., ADARK BAY HORSE 9 years old, the off hindfoot white,With a small windgall on the inside of the right hind leg.— On the head, where the head stall is placed, the mane is cut off. The above reward willbe paid Or the recovery of the horse, and his delivery to toe. WM. MATHE WS. Orwell, Sept. 5, 1844. BAIRD & SHERWOOD, &ciI'UOIEW2I2". 9 O Ala 9 W. BAIRD & J. SHERWOOD have Ir • opened an office in Troy, Brad. Co. Pa. and will attend to all business of said office, g in the line of their profession as copartners. J. Snzawoon will attend punctually at said office in Troy, and r. W. &inn maybe consulted at any time in relation to the business of the firm, a his office in Towanda. 43-6 m To All Persons Interested. -.),, liN the matter of the settle- In the Orphans jiwent of the account of Court of We. Myer, as guardian of Bradford, Elsy Maria Moger. J , County., The subscriber having been appointed by the Court, an Auditor, to adjust the said account, will attend for that purpose at the' Register's Office in Towanda on Tuesday the sth day of November next at two o'clock P. M. E. S. GOODRICH, Auditor'. September 23, 1844. ' • NOTICE. • ALLL persons are hereby cautioned against purchasing a certain note given by me to Dudley C. Humphry for seventy five dollars being dated .in April or May 1839, as I shall not pay the same unless compelled by prllcess of law, having received no value thereon. WM.HARRINGTON. _Pike, August 16th, 1844. 10117'..4111111731r3/EJ/Elbe A NY quantity of; BEEF HIDES and Ad i SHEEP PELTS. Also Shipping Furs at the store of J. E. & E. D. MONTANYE. Oct. 15,1844. FARM FOR SALE. THE Subscriber offers hie farm, containing TWO HUNDRED acres, situate in Al bany township Bradford county, Pa. for sale. This farm is peculiarly adapted to grass, suita ble for dairy or sheep. About one hundred acres are under good improvement and.well fenced. Buildings consist of a good framed two story dwelling house with four rooms on the ground floor, and four bed rooms on the second floor, kitchen, lwash honie and water -closet at tached. Barn, Hay, horse stabling, granary, &c., &c. He still also sell the stock, consist ing of Cattle, Horses, sheep, &c.; and also the farming utensils now on the farm. • For further particulars apply to apply to C. L. Ward Esq., Towanda, Pa., or to the sub scriber on the premises. JOHN MOSS, Jr. Albany, 'Aug. TO, 1844. The New York Weekly Tribune. and N. Y. Evening-Post, insert three times and charge to this Office. saacsaatua eruzimurz. R. A. BORROUGHS would respectfully announce to the citizens of Monroe and its vicinity that he his recently located himself in the village of Monroeton for the ,practice of his profession, having fur several years been en gaged in an extensive pratice and from the many opportunities .he has had of observing disease in all its forms, he hopes by punctuality and Wild attention to business to give entire satisfaction to those who may place themselves under his care. Office at J. P. Smith's Hotel where he may all times be found, except when. professionally engaged. `3l ontheton,.,Septstriber.l 0; 1844• OLD 'DAN TUCKER. . - "Get out oethe Wsy "for 'still we come, In spite the efforts or Hertiy (Intl 'John'. TRANGE as it may !appear,the first arri sal of Fall and Winter Goode in this mar -1 4""ato 0 9‘T.0Pcning at n0..3 Brick RoW., Our assortment consists of the grentesfili4- 1 trot' STAPLE & FANCY DRY' GOODS ever offered in this village. To enumerate one. tenth part the articles would occupy 'too much space, we will therefore content ourselves by spying we have Cloths, Cassimeres, and Satti netts of every description, Foreign end Domes tic Prints of various styles and patterns, plain s t r :ped and figured; black brown Alpachas, Kadin de Linea, Merinos different color*, Flannels all : 0 1018 and qualities, Canton Flan nel, Plaid Cloak and. Overcoat lining, Linsey's different qualir;cs, Sfe,tild..Shining, Linen Table. Diaper, a greet variety, Winter Vesta:,s Black Satin, Silk Velvet, a splen. 4 id assortment s of Bonnet Silks, Ribons, Artificials, EiJk aid Worsted Serge, GreCian Bobinet and Asillinir- ton Lace, Lace Edging. Inserting and Footing, I Muslin Inserting, Foundation, Ribbon Wire, Bonnet Wire, Black 'and Colored Silk Fringe and Gimp great variety; Black Bugle Gimp, (fashionable) Atc..&c. The attention of the Ladies is called-in par ticular to the greatest variety of Shawls, fancy, Colored de Laines, changeable Gro de Rhine and Velvet points, Dress Handkerchiefs. Hosie ry and Gloves of every description, 30 doz. mitts, comprising all sorts, sizes and kinds. Che mizette, collars, cuffs and tabbs, bead hair pine and wristletts, neck, cap and bonnet ribons &c. ever offered at any one store in this county. i , eautosuriaz% A large assortment which will be sold cheap, wholesale or retail. HARDWARE, CROCKERY, BOOTS e r SHOES For further particulars call on lir. H. EATON.. W. H. BAIRD & CO. N 0.3 Brick Row Towanda, September 7, 1844. S91,1)0 YDS. Domestic Sheeting', 600 lbs. Cot. Yarn, 600 lbs. Cot- Carpet Warp, white and colored Batts, Wadding and Wicking a large supply, all bought for CASH and will be sold as cheap aa the same qualities can be bought in' Elmira, Ithaca, Owego, or anv other place this side.of New York. We dont ask our friends to take our word for the above but call and ,satisfy yourselves at • BAIRD'S, September 7. .No.? Brick Row. ir BATHER, 2,000 lbs. Sole Leather, also AA Cow, Kipp and Calf Skins of the best quality just arrived at BAIRD'S September 7. No. "3 Brick Row. frIRAVELING BASKETS and Reticules by W. H• BAIRD & CO. BROOMS, Pails and Looking Glasses by W. H.BAIRD & CO. September 7tlr., No. 3 Brick Row. 101 BBLS. SALT just arrived and for sale as cheap as the cheapest at BAIRD'S; No. 3 Brick Row. F"' Cod Fish and Mackerel by W. H: BAIRD & CO SfiERLFF'S SALE.. Mirr virtue of a writ of . Vend. Exp. issued Elp from the court of common pleas of Brad ford county, tome directed, I) shall expose to public'sale at the house of E. Raynsford in the Borough' of Towanda, on Monday, the 7th day of October next,`at one; o'clock, P. M., The following described piece or parcel of land situate in Litchfield township, and boun ded as follows : beginning ai a pine knot and stones, and a rock Oak witneso7. 67° W. 15 licks; thence N. 34° W. 100 to a white oak sapling for a corner; thencet\l2.o p. to a chestnut sapling for a corner; therice north twenty four perches to the south west corner o a reserved lot for Solomon Merrill a post thence E. 131 2-10 p. to a post a corner`for Chauncey Parks; thence -S. 184 p. to a poit\ on the N. line of David McKinney's lot; thence W. 231 2-10 p. to a post a white oak, N. B°- W. marked as a witness; thence N. 16 p. to a post S. E.corner of a. lot bought by the parries. of the first part from Robert Spalding; thence W. 150 p. or to a post on the town line be tween Athens and Litchfield townships; th - ope© north on said town line 60 p. to a post ;.thehce E. 55 p. or .to a corner 8. 6 8-10 p. of a lot formerly deeded to Daniel Parks; thence N. 6 8-10 p. to said Park's corner; thence E. 19 IS. or to another of Park's lots or place of begin ning. Three hundred and twenty seven acres and twenty eight perches more or less. ALBo—One other lot beginning at a crook ed chestnut the B.W.corner of a lot surveyed to Daniel Done ; thence N.lOO r. to a hemlock sapling; thence E.BO to a post; thence 5.100 p. to a post ; thence W. 80 p. to the beginning. Containing fifty acres more or less ; and both pieces inclusive containing three hundred and seventy seven trews and twenty eight, perches with about ninety acres improved and a framed house, one framed and one log barn, and two apple orchards thereon, and one half saw mill. Seized and taken in execution et the suit of nßnjamin Lambert to the use of L.H. Sher mne vs. Charles Chandler. J.N. WESTON, Sheriff: Sheriff's Office. Towanda, Sep. 10, 1844. j The above sales stand postponed until Mon day the 2d. day of December next, at the same place and time of day . J . WESTON, Sheriff. Sheriff's office, • Towanda, October 7th, 1844. t THE subscriber offers for sale his valuable SAW MILL situate in the tiPinibip of Columbia, 'shout two miles from Columbia Flatte. The . Mill is nearly new, well finished and in good order. It is situate in, the midst of en extensive and valuable tract of white pine timber, all convenient to the mill--and has an abundant supply of water at aft seasons.of the year. Will be sold with from one to 140 acres of hied, about seventy acres of the land is im proved. Good title will be given and terms made easy if a portion is paid down. IRA PETTIBONE. Columbia, September 10, 1844. WRIGHT'S VEGETABLE #RIT for sate at • BAIRD'S, September 7. No. 3 Brick Row. 1 BALE Portsmouth Sheeting the heavies in market.which will be sold cheap. June 28, 1844, W.H. BAIRD CO. VARIETY OF HATO & CAPS fo sale by I/ . KINGSBEM Domestic Cottons. POSTPONEMENT. FOR SALE. SADDLE AND HARNESS ,Ixt.FL - 41Laistrowiver (I:Gwre, Enicaarant IT SOJr.' IS. • 111_11AVE commenced the manufacture Fof kladdlea,Bridies.•arness, rice., &c.. in .tuti borough of frowa*th! l l in the huilding for merly occupied , by, s. two door* west of f. H. Stephens' tavern, where they wilt keep onstalitli cin hand, ;arid' nranisfacture to order;-` -" • Elastic web, 1-onimprz an, O.&.DADZITA st Carpet Bags, rrunki, Valises. 4-c. 44T. and ifildary Wor4 Harneis, VarrittAre Trimming done to order. • Mittrasses, Pew and Chair Cushions made on shun natice and reasonable terms. The subscribers hope by doing their wort; Ara. and by a strict attention to business, to merit a sham of public patronage. ELKANAIL SMITH & SON. • Towanda, M 69 14 , 11194. R . Watch: and .Clotk epairing. • vr. CUJOIDERLII3: BESPECTFEILY' iflr -_=. 7 :ase forms his 'friends and the blin that he still contin:. 14 c ti % •; : -.714 P ue u s to carry On the above ) , • I.Dc business at his old stand, c one } iloor south of Elliott; (k)i IMercur's store, and '' ' ' rearly opposite the Bay Scales. 1 ;; '• Watch ,and Clock Repairing, Wilt be done on short notice, and Warranted to bO well done. From a long experience in the business, he believeithathe will be able to ren der perfect satisfaction to all who may favor him:with their patronage; N. 8.. Watches warranted to run well one year, or the money refunded; and a written agreement given to that effect to all that desire one C L CKS.—A large assortment just receiv. ed and for sale very law for cash. If you want to buy Jewelry cheap call at Chainberlin's Watch Shop. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. AL'persons indebted to the estate of Isaac Ennis late of Standing Stone township deceased, are hereby requested to make pay ment without delay and all• persons having de mands against said estate will please present them to ASA STEVENS,? administrators V. S. WHITMAN. 5 Standing Stone, August 15, 1844. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. ALL persons indebted to the estate of .011- ver landusen deceaased, late of Troy tp. are requested to make immediate payment, and all those heving demands against the same are requested to present them, legally attested, for settlement. B. H. TAYLOR, Administrator. Troy, September 23, 1844. EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. ALL persons indebted to the etsate of Oliver . Arnold, late of Smithfield township, de ceased are requested to make payment and all persons haiing demands against said estate are notified to pes,ent them properly authenticated for settlement. HUNJAMIN THOMAS, executor Sept• 24 1844. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. ALI, persons indebted to the estate of Robert Oliver late of the City of BaltiMore in the State of Maryland deceased, are requesied to make immediate payment, and all those having demands against the same requssted to present them, legally attested for settlementti. • H. C. JRAIRD, Administrator. Athens, Sept. 28, 1844. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. , At. LL persona indebted to the estate of Solo .l-Donlon Allen deceased, law of Franklin tp., are requested to make immediate payment, and all those having detnands against the same are requested to present them, legally attested, for settlement. •, . ' , DILVI s D ALLEN, Administrator.' - Granville, September 2, 1844. '\. ADMINISTR 'I'OR'S NOTICE. A LL persons indebteto the estate of Pat _ rick Brady decease _ late of Ulster tp. are requested to make im ediate payment, and all those having demandsagainst theisame are requested to present them, legally attested, for settlement. \ LOCKWOOD ENITH, , PATRICK CUMNII,NS. Administrators, Ulster, Septembar 10, 1844. A!'.l_ I....IBLIEILMIN, W MORRIS WATTLES, Attorney and 110 • Counsellor at Law, Towanda, Bradford Ca, Pa. office; No. 4, Brick Row, ovcr Tra cy & Moore's store. cmuaawo ocaae as a) IN pursuance of an order of the Orpnan's Court of Bradford county, there will . be ex posed to public sale on the premises ,at one o'clock on the afternoon of Tuesday, tfie first day of October next, the following real r estate, to wit :—A tract, of land situate in Grarrrille tp. contiirriiag 109 acres or thereabouts, bounded north on land ofIJ. Pratt; east on-laud of Ma jor Hawley ; south on land of Joseph Pratt, and west on land of Stephen Vroman, and oth ers ; with about fifteen acres improved, and a frame honk, and-log barn thereon erected. Attendance will be given, at the time 'and place of isle by the subscribers. All persons having demands against the es tate are requested to attend; 1 JAMES H. ROSS, JEHIAL M'REAN.. • Granville, September 2,1844., POSTPONEMENr. - - The above sale is postponed to Saturday, the '26th inst., at thu•same place and time of day. , JAMES H. ROSS, , : Oct.' JEHIAL MICEAN. 'Granville, c 4. 1844. M'KEAN'S HOTEL , 'PM% P. 90 (Formerly kept by Col. L N. Pomeroy.) J. C. & C. S. 1 1 4,c1crAN. Troy, Septeribit 2, T 844, • • ' • I • PreAdential Election. _ . PROCLAMATION: W/lEREAS; by en act. of ;Asiembly .of the Commonwealth; entitled, "-An act relating to theelection in this Coutmonwealth." it is erjoined Upon mo, to gtvo .ptiblic notice of such election' !to - be held, and also the 'enume ration in' such notice - what officera are it"' be elected, I, .10/IN N. WESTON, I High Sheriff of thecounty of Bradford, do hereby to:theist:town . 'and'give notice to eleetois Oil' said county, 'that a GENERAL ELECTION wift he held in said 'county, on FRIDAY, the Ist day of November in theseveral district:ink:mid county, to wit : In the district of ALBANY at the school house in the north district near the house of W. Wilcox.' In the district of ASYLUM, at Jacob Frritchey's. In the district of ATHENS, : at Judson & Kendall's. In the district of ARMENIA, •:, - • - at Wrightman Pierce's. In the-district of • BURLINGTON, ,at the house of Ad'n M'Kean. In; the districrof CANTON, at Benjamin Coolbaugb's. In the district of • COLUMBIA, at the house of James Morgan. In the district of DURELL, - at-the house of S. S.Bt atlley:* In !the district of. FRANKLIN, at .the house of Wm. Deemer. In the district of 'Cri:ANVILLE, • at the school house:No. I, at Granville corners: In the district of 02 HERRICK, at thehouse of N. B. Wetmore. In the district a LITCHFIELD at the house of R. Park. In the district of LEROY, at the school house in Leroy. fri.the district of . AIONROE, at the house formerly occupied by L. Fowler. In the district of ORWELL, at the house formerly occupied by I. H. Ross, In the district of PIKE, at the house of E. Dewolf. In the district of RIDGBERRY, at the [louse. of L. Pierce. Iu the district of ROME, at the house of L.S.Maynard . In the district of SHESHEQUIN, at the house of Don't Brink. In the district' of SMITHFIELD; • at the house of A .I.Gerould." In the, district of SPRINGFIELD, at the house of 'lt Wilder. In The district of STANDING STONE:,' at the house of Sr Stevens.. In the district of SOUTH CREEK. at the school house near Asa Gillett's, in South , Creek. ' the district of TOWANDA BORO',- at the Claremont House. In the district of 'TOWANDA PP.,- at the school house ntar Andrea C. Gregg's. In thedistrict of at theAchool house in the village' of Troy. In the district of • r- SPRINGHILL*. (formerly, Tuscarora,) atithe school haus° near J. J. Lewis'. In the district of ' ULSTEII, at the house of S, .13.11olcornb. In the district of WAR'RE N. • at the hours of R; Ceeper. In• the district of WELLS ; at the house of E. R. Ayres. In the district of WINDHAM, • at the house late of E. Russell ; deceased.• In the district of I r ALUSIN G, at the house of E. Vaughan.. In the , district of W YSOX, • at 'Frank Brown's. AI which time and place the electors aforesaittivill elect by ballot— Twenty-six persons for Electors of President and Vice President of the United States. And in and by said act, I am further directed to give notice " that every person excepting jos= tices of the peace, who shall hold any office, or ; appointment of profit and trust under the gov ernment of the United States, or of this state, or of any city or incorporated district, Whether a commissioned officer or agent who is,. or shall beemployed under the legislative, executive or judiciary deportment of this state, or , of United States, or of any incorporated district, and also' that every member of Congress, and of the state Legislature, and of the select or common coun cil of any city, or commissioners of any incor porated district, is, by law, incapable of holding or exercising, at the same time, the office or ap pointment of judge, inspector or clerk of any election of this commonwealth, and that no in- . spector, judge or other officer of any such elec-- don, shad be then eligible to any of f i ce to be . Voted for. By the 4th section of-an act passed, the 16th day of April, 1840, it is provided." that the 13th section of the 'act passed July 2d, 1839, entitled " an act = relating to the electors. of this Com monwealth," shall not be so construed, as' to prevent any militia officer from serving asjudge, inspector or clerk, at any general or special elec tion of this'commonwealth . .. In the 61st section of the net first mentioned it is enacted, that " every general and special election shall be Open between eight and ten in forenoon and shall continue Withoot interrup tion or adjournment until seven o'clock in the evening, when the polls shall be closed. It is further directed, that the meeting of ihe Judges at the Cdurt House, in the, borough of Towunda,.to make out the general. retutn, shall be on the 'third day after the electioh, which will b y e on the . 4th day of Noviembei. Given under my hand at the bonabgh of To wanda the 2d day of Octo`aer,. in the year of our Lord one thousand eir;et hundred and forty four, and of the indercndence.Of the United States the JOHN N. WESTON,- Sheriff; NEVIEST . GUIDS, •Inca Cheapest ra • .1.7RT0.7:-XING — SBD . Ri",,hat just reeeiv ;4l3o, ed and is now opening a splendid assort ment- of FAtl. AND WIDMER DODDS, consisting of ••• • • • Coods, GroCeriesy Hardware, Crocker ij, Perinis - Olt 'Dye = I , Stuff's; . which he will sdl very cheap for Cash. t i tivrantia. Sclit. 7.. 1844 . 1661%. Flour, Iron, Naos 'and "Gtau:s, con staPtly, qn hard• at, reduced p*efi; be er • " ' R. KIN(:SR NIZY. TROY,