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st. \ .14; ttvfottetatit offered to make
his i.f aeliount, in whit h
oiler , a xveek. or Ole: - I
vk irimsciiisii,l theta horn a slicel
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[hi. eilitik to. he items
t'. •t Avew . et; wetly;
tibt 2 .l "i•:. , . - I t t.iv,! 11,tt the defendant
not to ,‘‘ i•iir to ihe correettiess
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Cornisgi, Elmira, and Buffalo Line.
BOAT ,9F THr., LINE will leave CORNING
& ELMIRA tor BUFFALO, every week during
the Emerson:, in the following order :
Leave CS.7Znintr,. l'uttmlave. at 10 o clock, A. M.
Leave Elmira, eariend..)s, at 2 o'clock, P. M.
Leave Havanna, Thursdays, P 11
'row D Sense+ Lake on Friday, lunching at Big
Stream, Starkey, 1...11, Dresden, passing Geneva, Wa
terloo and Seneea P 1.11.1. on Z.'t turd iv.
Le ire Buffalo for Elmira and Corning. every Saturday
N)rnlng. Leave Rochester every ..Monday morning
130 11' CORNING, Carr, A. \I. TATI.oII
W/1 ELMIR 1 Carr. 11. W. THOIPsoN
BO 1T BUFFALO, ' C•PT. EH. I.,:at
For Freight or Passage apply to the Captains on
board, or to the following Agonts :
W 11 Mall .ry. Corning. 'Price & Holly. Geneva.
:5 B. strang & Co Elmira 'Ha-rings & Ft, Id. (1.1.
J.\\ I ior.-e Heads' I. NI Sen. ca
E. S. Ilium n, Bosiedo, Nloritenima.
I .G.Towii-en,1,13.1 4 streati,lll L. Fish. Rochester.
00, & Post, Lodi. 'Niles & 1% bet ler. Buffalo.
, 1 Ice ('. , N Stare (;“) & Ws rl to. I April 12, ISIS.
_ _
intio M., , ne to :\
r aqi r's tiatoe of Unsealed Lands.
re, A. Mr. \ OTlet; is Lercby given, that a.trt.eably to an act
01 General As. int,lV tit the C inuriwealih yf
Penn-y, aria, passe I the 13th (lay of Mach, 1815, en
nth d " An act to amend the act entitled an act directing
,r .101 •D. the
°Cu Inn.; umacated lands for taxes, and for nth.
"-"' r purpoies," arid of all act passed the 13iodny of March
6 5` 1517 : " a further supplement to an act entitled an act
direciing the mode of selling Unneated lands. and Car
oilier puritto..es." the tollowing tracts of l'N ITED
, , Q ., , 1. \ND will be so4Lat putillc vendue on the 12:8 day ol
..• - JI NI: nett, (being the second Monday.) nt the Court
, 4 , 11,1.8', 11l the borrorg'i of Tow to la, In llievoutily of
1 •
,„ , • r Br td:or,.l for the arrearages of ;Faxes due, and the cost
, •11 _ ac, rued on each lot respeet.‘ei) :
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1:03 Al any, Abel 17 19
.Ino " Phineas Bradley, 9 Oh
280 " Nolhan Carey, 1:3 58
100 " Daniel Shepard, 5 55
100 John Knight, jr. 5 95
120 " my Stark, 7 02
250 " Cain b Cormalt,• 40 87
4:9 " Geor g e Lawman,* 68 67
175 " Adam Wagoner, 3 40
266 " Thomas 11,.0thy,• 29 59
.100 " F.ederirk Crivtator, 12 00
" Peter Benson, 4-57
4110 ‘ J..seph Anderson, 12 00
300 " John Barron, 9 00
200 & Asylum, Chas. Bennett, 11 70
4(.0 Tho4.lll%ard(t, 23 40
t Asylum, Christopher Avery, 10 53
100 .• Sally Fish, 5 85
99 " Township committee, 5 78
2(0) " Thon.an Jackson, 11 70
200 John Sherwood, 11 70
1512 1000 Athens, Chas. Carroll, 19 50
1491 88 Burlington, do. 168
149:1 193 do. 381
14.6 293 do. 5 72
1498 101 , do. 202
Frederick Beaten, 11 82
henry Beck, 1I 72
George S. 23 98
John Barron, Jr. 23 52
Thomas trance, 1 51
George (hues,, 3 97
ilhatn Lewis, 10 48
J. hn 12 3.3
do. 1 83
James N. Barker• 33 02
• William Auviin, 12 28
SoThen Maxlield, 5 85
or.:e Tracy, 13 21
S untie! Bryson, 4 29
Henry us, 10 31
J 19 57
S im tetul+, 10 35
J •11.. Bens, ' 19 57
19 57
Henry My.'•‘n, 22 90
Sian.• I Co.Sley, : 21 39
peter Edge, 19 57
1.2.1111t0 I E, 1 0., .2 80
Sarnnel rryz, 19 57
Spoon 111rdy, 2: SO
Ge .rye 11 Imo, 21 :19
J herr Iv, 22 50
le .n• v,
'rr 1r ml .le, 2'3 80
r‘r 1 e r ; 'e, 80
Ja 80
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"P'i • po•I p.l I I , It, rs, or Nrrtial communications so-
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ile,•4ed ex, lio.ll,elv to the sale of this article—
i.t.; New York. env : 25 Essex st., Salem
• : Iby Ills principal Druggist throoughout the
6:ld ( ..3111111 1, at: A grias.
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400 " '_ J t•nt s 5t.1,1,1n, 22 80
400 " Prier t- 1 1,1 , 10mt, 22 80
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400 1 ' - 8.011,1e111.,• 6.1 60
400 t' 8 0110.1110 ly,• 63 GO
44 , 0 " 8Oro.1•1 Templt.,• 63 60
400 " S, ..0.1 t-0.1.1.tm.,• 61 60
4 , 10 " Andrew Ilardy, • 63 60
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437 W " and Monoti., Win..Cirtv, 29 40
2'17 Motiraoc, i
i'''l') S;, ~ n 4,., 13 89
4 ::j " . Et.lt N 4, . ..1.1301a, 25 59
4311 & T.. , ...i. II trunton, 25 38'
419 tt ' boar ::11100 . , 21 53
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41 CI " Sa•not•l A rttl,t.on, 22 80
400 " ll trtnirt ra•tator, 22 SO
41,0 " lanat'vot North, 22 60
401) " Prier Nrath, 22 c 0
400 " Frt•tlrrtrlc richotts, 22 SO
44 , 0 " . (ii trc" scht , tta, 22 80
4"0 " lll ary 1:111 , 4, _ . 22 SO
41,4 •' '.Ann 11.0tt., 21 73
2:10 " Al try WalLter., 12 97
40.1 " Jot.ei.h rasa mar, 22 80
410 " ' Prier Hampton, 22 80
400 " .I,,hn Moore', 22 80
400 " j,,,,.+ North,- 22 80
400 " Hannah w,mdrar, 22 80
4 . 00 " 12-6.01 Hampton,* 6:1 60
400 " Peter Seht.(l,. • GI 60
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1507 331
1515 169
115 60 Smith Geld, Robert B:ackwell,
I•R 100 Charles Carroll,
1.187 IM)' 44
1.192 850 • .4
1491 184 4,
:Ina A shen., do
1490 929
216 i Springhtll, Peter Guinnep,
miqs 110(1 Wells, Johnson At Main,
54:0 1010
51191 •961 "
5692 128 "
5687 MOO " & Soul h creek, do 64 35
•7'o those tracts marked with a star, (•) are added
the taxes for years previous to 1846-7,
JAMES M. PECK, Treasurer.
Treavurv . Office. March 27, 1848.
HEET I N t 000 Sardajuat opened and for sale
►J at mch22 hIONTAN YES & CO'S.
fill Ila in Scott,
TO 7 0 :_t`k >Pit . T Z.
ffi ,
J - AS removed his office to D. Cash's new oce, on
second street, viliere be will be pleaied to see those
who need his professional services. Dec. 23, 1847. y
r AWNS, ORGANDIES, LAWN GLNGHAMS,
and Light• Ginghams, have been received at the
S.iving; , Bank. and are gelling t‘Z4renty-fire per cent.
iban Irr. n 7 U. REED.
liMllE===l
CIPEMNG with great attractions at the Cash Shore
k-1 of SIONTANTE'S & CO., No. 6 main street,
where may be found allof the ataplesadapted to spring
Tr.ode. lAPia:ermen don't pass us, we hate the Ark
R. that is rii.ht, and the Pork th at is ft•ur lichee thick
T" . 0 Tons. Essington's best hsnmere.l in.n, pita re
crived, at NMNTANYESA CO.
.2n 'ins. - NIESS PORK and a few hu.t.lred of
LI Hams on hand, at MONTANYES & CO.
1 IST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post Office
1-4 et TOWANDA, March 31, 1818.
Agney Washington Ladghlin Mary
!Halm) Wm 41 Myer H C
•
Bowman Daniel More George
Buster M Morgan H A
Ballard Alexander Marvin Jno G
Grundy P McLoghlan Mary
Bennett IMiller Wm G
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BillingA Ezra McCIJw Martha
Beardsley Sarah Noble C M •
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19 57
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Samuel Norib,•
Charles Carrull.
6:1 69
67 79
19 3.1
9 90•
3 51
5 8:i
R 77
42 07
10 .75
Sill
12 69
6i 35
59 $7
56 43
7 48
itlentaubile, Src
SPRING TRADE.
Bump ALklia
Brigham Amanda
Cr"si Atmer
Carman C
Carrick F'-ederick
Colimatile High
UrowlPv Barth°
( ' h9cc Matilda _
Dunlap 0 F
Robinson Ellen
ebenshan Daniel
til~rlp 11 m
Soon, era H D 2
:Moan Vivid
Stuckwell'O
Davis David
Doramay George
Etheridge J D
Fland.is Harriet
n.rd Henry-Mee
Foster Jane E -
Filz,;,•raid
Fi,lt.,n
t:.t3 Humphry
Grenter•r Eh
Taylor Matilda
Taylor Jesse
Voiight C a roline
NVood David -
Willi Wm
2 Warner A M
Wilson Ira
White C •
IVoo,:rutlJ F
Wpithridge Samuel
Walborne George
Zintnan J
E. W. BAIRD, P. M
Grrgz II arriet
Hall Jacob
Horton William
Hawkins Mar4aret
it !wings •I homas
Johnson
Jahnaon Jo , eph
Kt•lly Sophia t) •
Kingsman J P
Mahala Miss
Knappin Ann
Kite. Mary
Lap,rit• U
DR. A. BURROUGHS,
11'01:1.D respecttnlly inform his friends and the
public generally, that he has inaved his
Office and Lodgings to the Monroeton Rotel,
kept be J. Warlord, where he may at all times be
found, unless when prulefsionally engaged.
Nlonrocton. March 1, 1818.
U. 1 :11 Cir . 7rt.-;11 ri 38—
W4w
Hair Bre sing and Bathing Salon!
'ULM'S TO EXCEL!
cooper 4 G. Jackson,
P L
ESPEC
public g
rcs.m to the
da. in a supe
waiting upon
OOPS.
'CLLY inform their friends and tha
erally. that they have fitted up that large
• Brick Block of B•Kingsbery, 'rowan
r style. where they will take Measure in
heir old customers, and making new
In additi.
mood assort m
Oil, Slaeram.:
perfume, H a'
they will keep constantly on hand a
nt of FANCY GOODS, such as Bear'.
'a Oil, Oa Marrow, Cologne, Victoria
brushes, Shaving and Tooth brushes, and
Era
I kinds of 1 adieu' curls. Bosoms end
tg, suspenders, Razors and Strops, A meri-
IP, for sale by the bottle, for restoring
resenting the accumulating of dandruff—
rep the hair from falling off tI used ac
•ctsnna. Always kept on hand a fresh
1 and cnmpnshi•sn hair. Dye warranted
pair instantly from a red or gray, to a
rn or black.
ALSO—,
Collars. C
can Shampo
the hair and
warranted to
cording to di
Nom.lv t hi
to chance th
beautiful br ,
Gent I..nte
'a - Coats and Pants (loaned or.colored and
give .etwartion. Razors honed on short
a and shoes blacked to tinier. Call and
elcr%. Feb 9.
w effort ted L.
notice. Bo
for cont'
•737. IN Tle.T.Dr t.} s - .)_I:C 0 o:ri.
•THE SU hs.criber re.pectiully informs the Ladies and
• Gentlemen of the Doi,matt of "l'uwanila and its si
tl.st he will commenco teaching a PUBIIIC
SIMANG SCHOOL. on WEDNESDAY evening.
the at the .N EW HALL, belonging to H,
(v. M. C. Mereur. New h ginners, as well as those
who ssi,h to i nprove in the science of singing. are so
.m•d to atbmd. lle (1 itters himself that from his expe
',core ,ire tesiclotig rnuAir. be will be etial.le . .l to
Bite satisfaction. Term.' made known nit the first
It. S. 13A.t..4SETT.'s
Tuvv.ml3. Mx.rch 15, 1418
Ar_iir la wi•-isri
()TUESD \V. P. M.. the 7th inert.. between the
Bank and Willa , list Church a tiOl,D PENCIL
a very Ite,try nnr, wida a yellow mono. The finder will
ple.i.e leave itiit..this office, and they . ..hall he liberally
n•warde•
ROWS SiiEETINGS.—About 93.000 yard of
I.lrucvn Shertutgs. just reed at B URI OS.
satin stripe, ailk velvet
V and other Vesting... for winter or summer, 1411
spring; a great as4ortinent at BAIRD'S, No. 3, H.R.
IIRDW A RF., a good aemottment, including Iron,! ,
Steel. Nai(a. &c. at No 2. B.R. For's.
AINT,, OILS & DYE-STUFFS, also Matches
P
tl; the gross, at No. 2, H. R. FOX'S.
17 1 R GOO DS.—Gentlemen's fur caps, Ladies' muffs,
&e., s gland assortment at BAIRD'S.
QA WS.—Mill saws, and 6J ! feet and 6 font cross cut
,awa. at B NUM'S, No. :3, Brick Row.
HATS & CAP: 4 .—A good assortmestt silk and fur
Hats. gent's glazed cape, with capes, (a great ar
ticle for stormy weather,) men and hop's cloth cape.
cliddren's velvet caps, &c. You will find all these
Lind., and many more, at nlO BAIRD'S.
AMES !—Do you know where to find the nicest
French Lace Capes in town t—the spot is at
Nov. 10. Li %TREYS, No. 3, Brick Row.
J. N. Stunner, Al. D., Ilentist,
ILL pay
. 314 fiext prniessional tn rowanan,
in JL:\ E next. He may be found at Wood-
u fr. liotd
U 0( )TS & Slit/US, consisting of cow-hide and kip
13 boots, ladies end misses' slippers, gaiters and half
Gaiters ; shoes ; also nn elegant assortment of
fiats and Ceps, are now opening at the Savings Bank,
sep29 NO. 5, B. R.
Posigvelv the last Notice !
ALL pervons indebted to the =subswriber, eve hereby
notified itiat set:lement must be made immediately
aiihout WI. A prompt attendance to this call, will
save him the disagreeable necessity of resorting to mea
sures to compel payment. D. C. HALL.
Towanda, !March 29th, 184 R.
0L:21f , /.2i):1B 03.11a,LUDLEIl3o
rt A I.ICOEM AND DELAINES. a good assortment
—also some very pretty GINGHAMS, selling at
city coat. Also, a vrriety of other goods selling at even
less than first cost. No mistake about it either. The
balance of the winter stock must and shall be sold at
some price. Please ealland see, at' FOX'S,
Towanda, March 22, 1848: No. 2, Wick Row.
PRINTS -1000 yards on hand, which we will .el
to cash customers at amt.
March 2.2. 1818
LAST SIC
OTICE is hereby given that I have left my accounts
1 for Prothonotary's fees, in the bands of N. J. KEE-
R, for collection ; and all those that are in arrears,
will save coat by calling - on him and settling the same
immediately. He will generally be found at the Pro
thenntary's office. I also tender my grateful acknowl
edgements to all those who have favored me by sanding
and balancing the demands I had against them.
Marth I. leta. AARON CHITIYHUCK.
Noh'es & Co
Northrup Stephen
0w on 0 W
Potter lateph
Paine Charles C
Jameq D Perry
Pool Samuel
Porter Nathaniel
Reynolds Stephen
Santee %Vila
Slocum George
Stowers Andrew
Tayoun D
Mil
March 15. 1848
MONTANYES & CO
£egal Wrocriisements. s
...SHERIFF'S SALE.
BY virtue.af sundry write .of tend. expo. issued on
of the court of Common Pleas of Bradford County,
to me directed, I shall expose to puolic eale at the homme
of T. P. Woodruff, in the borough of Towanda', on Mon
day the tat day of MAY next, at one o'clock P: M., the
I,l3.o:sing piece or panel of land in the township of
Springhill, end bounded north by land of John Rote-
crance and 1. J. I.abar, ea■t by Samuel Cl:terser, south
by E. Lacey, and the estate of D. P. Lacey, dec'd., and
on the west by land of --.Thompson and W. Mel
huiah. Containing 110 aitres, with about 55 acres im-
proved, with one framed barn and one 'framed house
and one apple orchard thereon.
Suited and taken in execution at the suit of Daniel P.
Lacy to use of C. C.ri , right vs. Robert Melbuir.h. •
A I..L4o—The following piece or parcel of land situate
in Armenia tp,Bratlfonl Co. and bounded and.doscribed
as follows, to wit:. north by land of Alfred Ripley, east
by land in possesuion of John Denson, on the south by
land of Riley Hawkins and on the west by unseated
land. Containing lOU acres with about SO acres im.
proved, with one double log home, one framed barn and
a small apple orchard thereon.
Seized and taken ineueetion at the suit of Peleg
Peck, now to the use of p. Vanderenok as. Jchn Benson.
ALSO—A piece ur Amyl of land in Burlington tp.,
bounded north by Marius Loomis, nut by lands of Jas.
Vandyke. south and west by Nathan e! Bennet. Con
taining 96 scree, SU aeres improved, with two plank
houses, and one framed barn 11 n J apple orchard thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of J. Wal
lace. to the use of Jcb Parmeter, trs. Nehemiah Bailey
and Joshua Bailey. •
ALSO—A piece nr parcel of land in Athens town
ship, boluidei north by E. Wolcott. east by Thomas
Lane, south by Lyman Ayres, and west by John Jack
son
Dontaining about 70 acres with.about 3 acres
imuroved. one fraiiietk house thereon. -
Seized and taken iir execution at the suit of Orrin
Slone ye. Daniel Harris.
ALSO—The following piece or parcel of land situat
ed in Munroe township, and bounded as follows, to wit :
tteprth by the Towanda Creek, and east by the Asylum
ohnwany lands, south by land of C. L. Ward, and
west by the Schrader Branch, containing three hundred
acres, with fifty acres improved, with one frame house,
two log houses, one framed barn and shed, a small orch
ard thereon.
Seizsd and taken in execution to the snit of 0. D.
Bartlett vs: T. H. Lewis. •
ALSO—A piece or parcel of land in Wyalusing tp.,
bonndrd and described as follieys Beginning at a post
and stones:on the west line ofit tcact of land surveyed
in the warrantee name of John Showman. adjoininx cer
tified land, and running thence south §6°-east 62 per,
to a post and stones, thence north 2° east 190 per. to •
post and stones, thence south 77 ° west 67 per. along
the said certified lot, No. 31, to • post and stones. thenc e
on the line of John Showman, *oath 2° west 169 per.
to the Ware of beginning. Containing seventy-two acres
and twenty-five perches, be the some more or less.
t+gized and taken in execution at the suit of Mary To
land, et al.. vs. Philip Sullivan.
ALSO—A piecle or parcel of land in Leroy, hounded
north by John Kelley, east by land of Truman Merry,
south by George Whipple, and east by Seely Crofut.
Con'aining ninety acres, more or less, with about twen
ty-five aces improved, with one framed house and one
framed bent thereon.
Seized and taken.in execution at the suit or EJward
Overton vs. frit Crolitt's administrators.
ALSO—The following property, to wit: situate in
the townships of Wyalusing and Tuscarora, beginning
at a sugar tree, thence by land of John Locke and A.
Guinnep south i° east 385 perches to a rxirner, thence
by land of Henry Tnland and by land of Henry Locke
south 89 west 308 perches to a birch, thence by other
lands north 38}° east 493 perches to the beginning.—
Containing 349 acres and 100 perches, and allowance.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Mary To
land.-et al., ve.Jonas I gham.
ALSO—A piece or tweel of land in eprin g hill twp
bounded north by lands of M. C. Mercur. east by land
surveyed in the warrantee name of Peter Lowry, on the
south by lands of M. Mercur, and on the west by
lands surveyed in the warrantee name of Peter Guinnep.
Containing fifty acres.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of M. C.
Mercur, to the use of Charles R. Brown, vs. Loman
Dickinson.
ALSO—A piece or parcel of land in Armenia town
ship. bounded north by land of (hiss Field. east by N.
P. Casr, south by Andrew Monroe, and west by Wm.
Ciandill and land in possession of Casper Webber.—
Containing sixty-three acres and thirty-four sense. with
about 2 acres improved, with one framed house thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of C. Paine,
to the use of N. P. Ca.e. vs. Luther'S. Potter.
ALSO-13y virtue of a wilt of Levari Faction', • tract
of land in Bradford county, caded " Sidney." surveyed
to George Siddons, begtniong at a —, thence by land
of Andrew Siddons, north 29° east 424 per. to a —.
thence by land of Genrge Hagn north 61° west 160 per.
to a post, thence by land of Peter Stations south 29°
west 42.4 per. to a post. thence by land of Paul Moore
and Joshua• Cooley south 61°, east 160 pee. to the be-
ginning. Containing 400 acres, end allowance.
ALSO—One other tract of land called Stanhope,"
surveytd to Andrew Siddons,betinning at • post, thence
by land of Peter Hags, north 61° west 160 per. to a
birch, thence by land of George Sudden. south 29° west
421 per. to a post, thence b y land of Joshua Conley south
61° east 160 per. to a post ,. tUncie by land of Peter'See
ley north 29° east 424 per. tri the beginning. Contain
ing 400 acres. and Clowns - tee.
ALSO—One other tract of land called "Liverpool,"
surveyed to George Haga, beginning at • birch, thence I
by land of Peter Haga north 29°-east 424 per. to a post.,
thence by land Of Andrew ',ldle , north 61° west 160
per. to a post, thence by land of Joseph Siddons. a•tuth
29° west 421 per. to a post, thence by land of Georg&
Siddons, south 61°
. east 160 per. to the. beginning.
Containing 400 acres, with allowance.
ALSO—One either tract of land called " Fairview,"
. surveyed to Peter Hags, beginning at a post, thence by
land of Nathan Haga north 29 ° east 424 per. to a post,
I thence by land of Hugh Ladley north 61° west 160 per.
to a post. thence by land of George Haga south 29 ° west
424 perches to a birch, an I thence by land of Andrew
Siddons south 61° east 160 per. to the beginning. Con
taining 400 acres and allowance. •
ALSO—One other tract of land cared " Walnut
Grove," beginning at a sugar sapling, thence by land of
Samuel Hagar, north 29° east 424 per. to a post, thence
by land of Hugh l.adley north 61 ° west 160 per. to •
post, thence by land of Peter Haga south 29° west 160
per. to a post, and thence by land of Peter Seeley south
61° east 160 per. to the beginning, surveyed to Nathan
Hogs. Containing 400 acres, and allowance.
Seize') and taken in execution at the suit 01 Samuel
Ashmeatl, Wm. A. Budd; Abraham R. Perkins and
James S. Pringle, vs. William Hassle and Joseph Trot
rer, surviving Trustees of the Towanda' Coal . Company.
JOHN F. MEANS, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Towanda, March 22, 1847. •
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
ALT. persona indebted to the estate of MYRON
'BUTTON, deed., late of Cdlumhia township, are
hereby requested to make payment without delay, and
those having claims against said estate will please pre
sent them duly authenicated for settlement.
RUSSEL BUTTON,
Columhia, March 6th. 184 R. Administrator.
Auditor's Alotici.
. .
TH E undersigned, having been appointed an Auditor
by the Orphan's court of Bradford county, to mar
shal wets, and distribute the fund raised by the Admin•
istrator's sale of the' real estate of Jeremiah Decker, Jr..
dec'd, will attend to the duties of his appointment, on
Monday, the 3d day of APRIL next, at 1 o':lock in
the afternoon, at his office in the borough of Towanda,
when and where all persons interested, ate required to
prey ent their claims before him, or 'be debarred from
coming in for • share cf said fund.
Feb. 21, 1848.
WM. SCOTT, Audit°.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
AIL persons rndebted to the estate of WILLIAM
BUCK. dec'd., late of Pike township, are hereby
requested to make payment without delay, and those
having claims against the said estate will please present
them duly authenticated for Settlement.
PERLEY H. BUCK. Administrator.
Pike, February 23, 1843. Cues fed. anserr.
• ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
ALL persons indebted to the estate of MARTIN
WILDEN, deed, late of Monroe tp., are hereby
requested to umke payment without delay, and those
baying claims againit said estate will please premed
them duly authenticated for settlement.
R EIAJABITRY.
Administritor.
Monte'''. Feb. 23d, 1448
Scgal abordiscitmß;:
IMMEALISPAT VIDITAV
PURSUAAIT to nn order of \ the Orphatt's Court of
.2.. Bradford county. will be exposed to public sale ,on
SATURDAY. the 29th day of April, 1940,5 t 1 o'clock
P. M., upon ilie premises, a piece or parcel of land lei
Wy411.1111111,1 tow:011'10Iva the estate of H geol . Brown
deceased, sod bounded and described as tollows:—On
the north by lands of Sally Whitney, on the east by
lands in the poirsessicin of D. W. Brown. On the south
I•y-the road leading from Browntown W Merryail. on vie
west by lends of Noah Allen, deceased. Con.sinini
about two acres, all improved, with en si.ple orchard
thereon. •
Attendance given, and terms what, It s
rmern nn the day
of sale. JOHN F.Li.rorT.
April I, 1818
LlaZ7Z.4l`.aP ZVZ7a - .. 9 gLIM.
atsu As I. to an order of the Orphan's Court ob
Bra,iford rcimy, will be expos.ed to public sale on
FNILA Y. the 28th day of April, 1848, al one della, k
P. 1 . 1 , upon the premises, a piece or parcel of land nt
Wyalustug township, late the estate of Humphry Brown
deceased, and bounded and deserihed as follu‘ss:-011
the north and east by lands ef William M, 'row, en the
tooth by lands of Jabez Elit.xj and Harry Elliott,on the
west by lands of Elias Vaughan. jr. l uuWiuing shout
forty acres, about one acre thereof improved, with a small
log house thereon erected.
Attendance given, and terms Made known on the day
of sale. , _ JOHN ELLIOTT,
CHARLES HOME D,
A is of IL Brown. deed.
April 5, 19Iq
T IST Or JUROR'S, drawn for May term and sea
/A 'ions, commencing May 1, 0848.
GRAND Jurtons.
Towanda tp—.l. W. Decker ;
Athens tp—Gsbriel Buskirk ;
Leroy—Sidney Holcomb, John Cole ;
Wysox—Robert Spalding. Judson Holcomb;
Rome—A. Taylor, E. Towner Jr;
Sb allegiain—E. Gillet, Geo. Chaffert;
Columbia—Alfred Furman;
Windham—Levi Pease;
Wairen—Wm. Bradford, Wm. Chaffee, H. All. n;
Asylum—Joseph Gamble ;
Springfield—Wm. S. Guthrie ;
Tr.iy tp-1.1. C. Porter, Elihu Case ;
Burl;ngton—Ber.j. Ross;
Pike—L. 1.. Bosworth ;
Canton—Jas. Lindley , ;
Durell—C. M. Gardner;
Wyalustng—Hiram
TII It LIISE JEROD9-IFIRST
Pike—Stephen Brink, Martin Codling;
Standing Stone—Simon Stevens, W. Kinms e , ley ;
Bovril—F. X.:Hornet. B. Laporte, John McMahan ;
South Creek—J. F. Gillett, David Bardwell ;
Albany—Harry Wilcox ;
Watren—Benj. Buffington, Milo Dimon;
Leroy—Nelson Reynolds;
Springfield—Lafayette Leonard, D. Loveland, Freder
ick White;
Rome—P. E. Maynard, C. C. Lent;
Armenia—Reuben Macon, Nathan Sherman;
Burlington—B. B. Wellheltn. J. G. Blakealey ;
Troy tp—S. E. Shepard ;
Wyses—llarry Kellogg, J. L. Morgan ;
Franklin—Samuel Smitia, resins Fairchild ;
Orwell—Sylvester G. Gorham;
Columbia—Levi Catlett ;
Athena boro—O. 0. Shipman;
Asylum—Thomas Ingham;
Monroe—S. W. Alden;
Windham—John Treadwell ;
Ridgbury—Asa Bent ;
Towanda Boro-0. IL Bunting;
Tn tP EIVIE .11:11011 , 1—ELCOND WELK.
'Troy tp—A . D. Spalding. Ezra Loomis;
Monroe—M. M. Coolliaugh, J. M. Griggs ;
Orwell—Stoplien. Gorham ; •
Leroy —Abiram Spalding ;
Columbia—l. C. Morgan, Joel Stephens ;
Ridgbury—R. Dodd ;
Burlington—Alex. Lane, John Blackwell,. H. Gam
age. Elam Kendall :
Herrick—Hcllet Titus;
Canton—B. S. Riiley, Enoch Sellaril, C. Thomas;
Warren-John Newman L. Barrington
She•ltequin—Albert Pratt, 1. Honon, J. %Volt, D Brink ;
Borne—Jan Horton ; .•
SpriNtlehl—James Brovks. Amos Knapp. W. Bennett ;
Towanda horn—r. S. Goodrich. ('1.14. Rccd ;
Wysox—J .W. Ti irtlett, Jerrie Salida ; •
Wyalusing—H. H. Lampluer ;
Smithfield—J. F. Bullock ;
A thelin'ip—C. Mathewson ;
Crinville—L. B. 'l'a) for ;
U:ster—Ainos
.11'11i:ca.'s .rot ice.
THE undersigned. an Auditor , appointed by the
Orphan's Court of Bradford county, to settle and
adiust the administ. - ation account of desiie E. Bullock.
administrator of the goods:chattels and tfiects which
were of Samuel Lewis. late of said county, deceased.
will attend to the duties of said appointment. at hia
flee in Towanda borough: on Tuesday, the 18th day of
April next, at 1 o'clock, P. M.. of which all persons in
terested will take notice. ml 5 H. BOOTH, A ud.
ADNIINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
A LL persons indebted to the e-tate of J. C. ROSE,
LI deed., late of Canton township, are hereby reques
ted to make payment without delay, and those having
,cluitiss against said estate wiil please present them duly
authenticated for settlement. IRAD WILSON,
Canton, March 6th, I A.B. Adrn . r. tie bane , non.
AD %lIMISTRATOICS NOTICE.
A LL persons are requested to take notice that Silas
.1 - 1. E. Shepard of Troy township, Elialßockwell and
Betsey Rocks• H. of Canton Township have taken out
Letters of Administration on the estate of Samuel
Rockwell, deceased, late of Canton Township ; and all
persons indebted to said estate are requested to call and
pay up their accounts, and those haying claims are re
quested to present them, duly attested for settlement,
S. E. SHEPARD.
ELIAS ROCKWELL,
BETSY ROCKWELL,
Administtatora.
Febrinry 8,-iB4B
mz:cv
THE subscriber proposes to attend to law business
hereafter, on the followingterms : He will by suits
in the Common pleas, before arbitrators and justices,
and will make no charge for service unless his client
succeeds in the suit. From experience and observation
he is of the opinion that if an attorney is sufficient!?
convinced of the justice and practicability of his client a
cause to recommend a suit or defence, he should be
illing to risk his fees on the result of the cause; and
if in any cuse be is unwilling to incur the risk, he
cannot consistently plunge his client into .the expense
and uncertainty of a lawsuit by his advice.
Collections of every descrption will he attended to
upon the same terms. Conveyancing and other kinds
of office business done promptly and at reasonable
changes.
c o Office in the North end of brick Row over the
Post office, west sole of main street. Towanda.
Towanda, Jan. 1144 g. HENRY BOOTH.
REGISTER'S NOTICE.
TOTICE is hereby given to all persons interested
111 that Milton Wood, as a Guardian, of
Matilda and ,d/mira Mayors;
and J. B. Hinman, Guardian of
Serelia Wi/cor r
minor child of Rowland Wilcox, late of Albany town-
ship : and Aaron Knapp, Guardian of
Calphena, Charles and Alonzo Crofid,
minor children of Ira Grofut, deed., late of Leroy twp.„
George Kinney, surviving executor of the estate of
,Sanniel Gore, deeeased.
late of Stieshequin township ; J. D. Goodenough, of
Towapda,executor of the estate of
•. Lucy Keeler, deceasad,
late of Towanda borough ; and A. L. Cranmer and G.
W Bull, admininistrators of the estate of
Jacob Arnold, deceased,
late of Monroe, have filed and settled in the of6a) of the
Register of Wills, in and for the Co. of Bradford, the ao•_
counts of their several administrations upon the !IWe
aformakl, and that the same will he presented to the
Orphan's court of said eo. on Monday the let day of
May next, for confirmation soil allowance.
E. BE WOLF, ftegiatett.
Register's Mee, Towanda, March $9, 1947.
299n7i'D8. SHEETING. (heavy ends.) 11 • 11 -
U Ing at S and 9 (nab a yard. at the Cal
m N.N.SETTP:
tr 21 store
CHARLES HOM ET,
Ad'i of H.. Brown, dee'd
Ecgal-rAbontieditents:
the matterif the Vionoiltral
aiiitedirs, of We " Rift me;lin i
buryirwground Societyi", Fefruary
- •• • • -
eirlag - is hereby Oen. that Sturges Ira
0. Hill. John If. Parcel. Perrin W Stirnhavn,'
and others, have presented.to the .aid t m au intionl
mem iu writing. and the objects, articles a ,eviidilipos
set torah and contained therein appearing to din -lawful
and nut injurious to the conirnuitity. di •
wriuna be f.led , and that nonce In , given I. otWI nornag
paper printed in iaid county of bredford, _at lied
three weeks before the next court of c. on pleas Of
41 41 e,,ctty. owning. forth that an it pplitatitn has be
male to mod reins , to pant such en set of corporation
accorLitag to the act of Assembly in orrrhlcawes midi
And pro% id ed. A. Nt'it.F42i, Prot.
, tary',.:Oflice. April I. 1618.
In the nn.l'cr cf the acelientinn of ilitriihrun Janie;
mu/ Oh -r c. , 1 tilf 4 i.tre Br-pits/ thurili wad soca
ly if Smaiyield. ? Film:aril/ T . rm. 1848.
z
NI tillt:E i. hervhy give n . tli AbfribAt Jones, Se.
roue! Far wel', Jonathan lad'. Wii 'am Phoir ,
and others, have presented in t said coo t an in.
mint in writing...l,li thr ohjectS, rtieliirarid conditions
set forth and contained therein appearing td them lawful
mil not injurious to the community. directed that mod
writing he Oled, and that notice Le given in one news.
paper printed in maid county of 'Bradford, fur it least
three weeks before the next court of, common pleas 0
saint county. setting forth that an applicarn has biea
made o said cowl to grunt.atich an act of i 'corporation.
according to the act of Assenal Iy in such i ruses math
and provided. A. M . K.EAN, Prot.
Prostionotary'r'office, April 1,, iti4n. i
_., --F.- -
In the matter of the upplientitm of John F. Lone , and
thers—" Trustees if the Union Society." Feb.
'brio ? IS.IB. , • ,
NT oTIcE is he:n•bY given, that John F. i ituntg. Abm.
111 Morley, James Long. L'aJl Nichols, Win. Carvell.
and others, have presented to the said court an in km. i;
input in writing, and the objects, articles aconditions
re
ful
get for th and contained therein appearing t them law
and not injurious to . the community, di ted that said
writing he tiled, end that notice be given o one news.
paper printed in said county of Bradford for at lead
three.weelis iwfure the next court of com or pleas of
said county, setting forth that an applies n has been
made to said court to grant much an act of inecirporutiA .i,
according to the act of Assembly in enc. clues mad*
arid provided. A. lilliEl,ll, Prot.
Prothomtarv's OiTke. April 1. ISM. . ' .
thP rlt rtlrr or et^ ifpidlC o lllo.l r , f Jolut I,:tr,tiadyke, w4. r'Oilers. if dn. Pura Prrif ytryian ch rh and row
creg‘rtimi rf Canton." Feirritnry Thr.rn. 1848.
OTICE is hereby given that John Vandyke, Tho.
i' mill M.iiiley, Dr. C. I'. Bliss,•J 0. Randall,
andl'others, have presented to the said rt an iistru
meta in writing. and the objects, articles nd condition.
set forth and contained'therein appearing to them lawful
and not injurious to the community, iltref.ted that said
writing be.tiled, and that notice he given) in one news
paper printed in said 'county of Bradfoid tor:at kart
three weeks before the next court s of enninnon pleas of
said county, setting forth that an applic4tiorr has been
made to said court to grant such an
according to the act of Assembly
and. provided. A.
Prothonotary's Office. April I, 18
EXEC u.roit's NO
A".persons indebted to the eel
H A DLO K , deed., late of
hereby requested - tit make paymr.nt .
Moss haviiiit claims against sjod estate ctill please Fol!-
sent them duly authenticated for settlement.
THONIA4 PARK,
JOHN iIIaiDLOOK.
Litehtlela. Nfry;rti tlft, 1848. ! Etecutors.
WHEREAS the Hon Joax N. CO3ITSGUA3II, Pro.
sident .1u.„1 , , , ,e of the 14th Jutlicill diAtriet con
sittinz of the counties of Luzernc, Bradford, atol
T
ga. and H. Mar L tan and Reuben Esqrs , Asso
ciate Judaea in,and for the county of Bradford, have is
sued ,hail precept, bearing, date the --th day of *arch
1948, to me directed for twain a court of quarter Gas
%ions of the peace. common plena andlorphan's efaurt
at Towanda for the County of Brailfford, on the lot
Monday of MAY next, Icing the let 4ay, to continue
two a (wk.:.
Notire is therefore: hereby given, tt the Coroners.
JuStices of the Peace and Constables o the county of
Bradford, th.tt they he then and therein their proper
pi.r.ons, at I tYticlock in the forenoon of said day. with
records, ituptbdtions, elarniaations, and other ti sir
invmbrances, to do those iffinga which to their office
appertain , : to be dune: and those who are bound by
recognizance or otherwise io proseOte a,gainst the
prisoners who arc or may be in the jvillof said county.
or who are or shall he hound to appar at the said
court, are to he then and there to pnoseente against
them as shall be just. J urors are reque4ted to be punct
ual in their attendance, agreeably to their notice.
Dated at Towanda. the tat day of NIARCH, in the
year of our 'Lord 1848, and of the Independence of
(...
tho United States the seventy-third.
14 lii N F. M ANS. Sh'ff.
I I '
SULU VAN C„UIi,T.
7VOTICE is hereby civen that we Ilie undersigned
....11 commissioners of the county of SluMean, i,y ac t
ur ty of the act erecting said county,ihave designated
si t
and procured the Evangelical Church, ear John Bear's
in Cherry tp., county aforesaid for thepurpose of open •
ing and hlliling the several courts, in nd forsaid coun
ty of Sullivan. until public buildings taay be erected or
appropriated fur said county. We hale also procured
at said place a temporary Jail. and.suitahle offices,
wherein the several officer , : of the county are to keep
the Public Records—e!.d transact 'then. business of the
county until county offices &c., may be erected or ap .
pn.nriated fur said county. i
First Court to commence on the first
_Monday in
June A. 1). le4ti.
i
JACOB HOFFA, • ommtssioners
JOS. MULICNA EX. of
WM. LAWRENCE, Sullivan Co.
Cherry, March 27, 1819. ,
ADMINISTRATCiR'S NOTICE.
ALL persons indebteed to the estate of iOsEPH
H. BEEMAN, dec'd,.late of Wyslusing townshid.
are hereby requested to make pay men *withent delay,
I
and those having claims against said F estate will pleiso
present them duly atith.mtilisted for ulement.
C. 81-11.iMWAY.
Administrator.
Wyefusing, Feb.: 9th, 1848
BATHING S
.
(tra'aMia a (16 OZAMOCAIIo
- LTA VE the satisfactton of announcing to their owner-
Li ono friends, and the public that they hive just open
ed a BATHING ESTABLISHMENT. in Towanda.
in the new Brick. Block of Burton Kingsbery. where
all who wish to indnlge in the healthful and invigorat
ing exercise a Com) or Winn B"th, can at any time
be arrommodated. cC'f" Call and tri it. Feb. 9.
The price for Bathing once, cents. To those
who bathe by the month, 59 cents.
CLOTHS 1 CLOTHS !!—EserY body admits that
:the cheapest in town are to be! found at the Cen..
tral store; call and see; no chargeslfor showing goods.
charges `
IVI IMPS !—These furred animsls• are to be had at
the Central store, from 371 cents, to $l3. Mark
the place, if you want muffs chesp.± N.N.BETTS.
IRINTS, of every variety and style, foreign and do.
mestic, now opening at wholesale andoretail, it
aide MONTANYE*B & CO.
fIINGITAMB & PRINTB.—Plain and mined Ging
hams, English and American. Prints. • lessAilhl
assortment. st se ,25 • .MERCUR'I2I.
VCUT AND MILL SAWS, bend and wend do..
id the Central store. d 22 'N. N. BETTS.
117111 TE LEAD, No. 1, extra, dry and mond in
elf oil, at the Central store. N. N. BETTS.
HORSEBLANKETS.--If you want a meta awl
cheap article of the kit:W.l=ll et BAIRD'S.
HlNTS.—White and red lead, Venetian ma, rips. P
:dab brown, copal gum, litharap, chrome gm%
chrome yellow, tannish, &c., at BAIRD" -
T ARIES' PRESS TRIMMINGS.—Fringe,
L
bebit buttons, and ell kinds nt fizin'e trinulting
ladies' dresses, it BAiRD'S, No, 11, Nick Row.
WM,
AM* and
gaz,L, Is4B.
LOON.