'Ncto abocrtisemente
C)II^O) 9 2'2IISYNE ,
•Nr.
GENTLEMEN'S OUTFITTING ESTABLISHMENT,
lio. Cortland St., !km Yorke
STRA NtiERS and citizens desirous to replenish their
wardrobes, may be immediately accommodated in
the very best style, and at TRY Lowarr calm ewe ES,
With a choice selection of
FALL AND WINTER GARMENTS,
of the newest patterns, of superior make and finish, and
of the best materials, equal in every respect to the best
custom work. Having adopted the cash principle, upon
which certain calculations can be made, and which be
sae pursued successfully for upwards of ten years, in op.
ps,ition to the ruinous system of credit, which itnpascs
the necowity of exacting unnecessarily high prices from
PAYING customers ; he continues to provide, and has
now constantly on hand one of the largest most fashion
able and .choice assortments of
Daily Made Clothing, in America.
From which gentlemen may depend upon suiting them
selves satisfactorily, as regards Nuality, style and-price.
His stock embraces OvratcoATs and CLOAKS of the
most approved styles: DR KOS, FROCK and other Cows.
I'ANTALOONO,Of every desirable pattern, and the richest
assortment of BLACK SATIN, CAssix sus. and other
styles of W inter V Erns.
The FANCY DFdrARTNENT embraces all the new end
elegant patterns, and latest and most desirable styles of
Fancy, Silk and Satin Cravats. Suspenders, Gloves and
Hosiery, Shirts, Bosoms and Collars, Carpet Bags, dcc.
In addition to the above variety of Ready Made Arti
cles, he has for sale by the piece or ° yard, at as !Ow mi
res as can be found in either• of the Atlantic - cities, a
beautiful assortment of the best quality
Cloths, Casstanvres and TVsling's.
. - "Gentlemen can have their orders filled at a few
hours notice, and sent to any part of the forted States—
and by sending their measures, can obtain Clothing on
as good terms as though they were present to select for
themselves. ; Address, I. C. BOOTH,
Sept. 1848. 27, Cortland st., New York.
(27 For the liberal share of patronage which has been
extended to him for so many years, he returns unfeigned
acknowledgements, and he promises that no efforts shall
be spared on his part in future to conti n ue to serve his
customers on u favorable terms as any other house in
the trade.
BRADFORD COUNTY CAVALRY,
AV ILIi meet for drill, at Stephen Canfield's in'Stan
dthg Stone, on Saturday, the 14th of October.
end at G.W.Morscrates, in Towanda, on the 21st, at 10
o'clock, A. M. A. ENNIS, Captain.
Standing Stone, September 23, 1..54A
GENERAL ELECTION PROCLAMATION.
11THEREAti, by an act of tbe Assembly of the com
monwealth, entitled an act relatmg to the elec
tions of this,Commonwealth," it is enjoined upon me to
give public notice of such an election to be held, and al
so the enumeration in such notice, what officers are to
be elected,'!, JOHN F. MEANS, High Sheriff of the
county of Bradford, do hereby make known and give
notice to the electors of said county, that a General
Election will be held in said county, on TUESDAY.
the 10th day" of October, in the several districts in said
minty, to wit:
In Albany, at the school house near Daniel Miller's.
In Asylum, at Jacob FrutrheN's.
In Athens borough, at E. t. Msthew,on's.
Athens township, at Julius Tozer's. '
In Armenia. at John S. Ileeeker's.
(it Burlington, at Addison M'K .3 an's.
' In Canton: at penjatnin Coolliauglfs.
In Columbia. at James Norgan'S •
In Durel, at S. S. Bradley's.
In Franklin. at Win. Deemer's.
In Gninvtlle, at the school house, No. 1, at Graneill
corners.
' In Herrirk,nt the school house near N.B.Whitmore
In Litchfield, at R. Park's.
In Leroy, at the school -house, in Leroy. ~
In Monroe, at J. P. Smith's.
in Orwell, at the, house formerly occupied by I. 11.
Rimy.
in Pike, at E. DeWilli's.° ,
) In Rome, at L. S. MayOard.s.
In Ridgberry, at S. Harman's.
In Sheshequin, at D.Brink' s.
In Smithfield, at A. J. Gerould's. ,
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In Springfield, at T. Wilder's.
In Standing Stone, at Simon Stevens'.
In South Creek at the school house near Asa Gillett's.
, In Springhill, at.D. ll.• Black's.
In Towanda borough, at George W. Meriierau's.
In Towanda'tp, at the school house near A.C.GrAgg"s.
In Troy tp., at. V. M. Longs. •
In Troy borough, at the 1-',4gle Hotel: •
'ln Ulster, at S. B. Holcomb's.
in Warren, at R. Cooper's.
Ip Wells. al Lewis Seely's.
In Windham, at E. Russelrs, (deceased)
In Wyelosing. at John H. Black's.
In Wysox, at the Academy. At - which time and
place the electors aforesaid xviil elect by ballot—
One person for Governor of this St
One person lot. Canal Commissioner of this state.
One person to represent the counties of Bradford ,stis
quehanna and Ttoga in the Congress of the V. Sines.
Taro persons to represent the r.,unty of Brailfot 3 in
the House of Representatiees of this Commonwealth.
• One peteon for sheriff of Bradford Co u nty.
One person for Prothonotary .of BradforiCCountv.
One person for Regi.ter and Recorder of 13Milforii co.
One person f Commissioner of 'Bradford County. • I
One person f.r A u,litor of Bradford county.
One person for Coroner of Ito nlf rd County.
And in and by said , act, I am further cbreeted to give
notice " that every person es rept on: justices of the peace
who shall hold any office of profit and tru.t under the
government of the U. : 4 tates, or of this Mate, or of any
city or InfOrpOnliOCl dt.otiet, whether a COOPilitiO , led
officer or agent, who i. or st?ail he etriPloye4 under the
legislative, executive 'r jtolliciary dep 'therm ot thi•
state or of the United Plates, Of of arty incorp..rated The•
`trim.. and also that every naernber of Congres., and of
the state Legislature, and of the sdiect tool common coun
cil of any city. orfontrnioatoners of any incorporated .is;
trict is by law incapable of holdtriu; exert-I-mg, at the
same time the appointmem of ju Ize, in.pe , -tor Or cleric
of any "election of this commonwealth, and that no in-
Spector or judge or officer of such el.-edam all then he
ticible to any office to tee then voted for.
lipid, 1840, it is provided that the llth eeetion of an
Iltiptokl July 2d, 1839, entitled an art relating to
he electors of this conlnwriwr.llll." Ain't not be an con
netted as to prevent •ittly militia officer from serving as
judge in: peotor or clerk at any general or special elec
tion of this commonwealth.
In the 6th section of the act first above mentioned, it
is enacted that every general and special election shall
he opened between•eiobt and ten in the forenoon, and
shall continue without interruption or adjournment un•
lii 7 o'clock in Vie evening, when the polls "ball be
closed.
By the 18th section of the act passed 2 , 1 Feh., 1946,
shall he lawful for the judges and insia.rtors of any
general or special election whirl shall hereafter be held
is (r Armenia election distrik in the county of Brad-
toed. to-elose the pole on such election at five o'clock
P.' M. •
ft is further directed, that the meeting•nf the judges
at the court house, in Towanda, to make out the gene
ral return, shall be on the third day after the election,
which will be on the t3th of October.
The Conferees of this Congressional district will meet
e t th e w ed house, in the borough of Towanda, on the
seventh day after the election, Which will be on the the
17th day of October.
JOHN F. MEANS, Sheriff.
.Sheriff's Office, Towanda, Sept. IR, Ig4R.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE
THE undersigned, having been appointed an Audi
tor by pie Orphans Court of the County of Brad
ford to adjust the accounts of Geo. H. nt'LL and A. 1..
Caattitxu, administrators of the estate of Jacob Arno ,
deceased, upon exceptions filed, trill attend to•the duties
of his appointment, at his office in the Borough cf To
wanda. on Saturday, the 2 tat day of October next, at I
o'clock, in the afternoon, at which time and place, all
parsons interested can attend if they think proper.
septa • WILLIAM SCOTT, Auditor.
QHAWl.B.—Barage. printed Cuban re,. brochs, de
laine, Thibet; and a great variety of Collars, which
cannot &dui suit. , KINGSBERY & CO.
C LOTHS.-- Al avail variety ; 'French and EnglishX-) Casaimeres of all Linda, and Satinetts, which will
be sold low by ELLIOT f & TOMKINM..
ftlisrellautous.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. pooKsELLERs AND ALL
nctunts IN STATIONERY AND rascV ROOM
- Mr" Do you Irish to buy goods chcappond :mahand•
some profit If so, you will call on
A. B. MARVIN, .
IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER; 93
opposite Platt st., New York, where you
can find the greatest variety of goods suited t 0 your
trade, and which wiU pay you • good profit.
FANCY Gool)ll.—Combs of every variety; Brushes of
every description, Bottom, perfumery ; Steel Goods,
such as Beads. Palle and Bag Mountings, &c.; Sil
ver, Planiahed 'tad Britannia Ware.
Systionsax,As-Eiriglish and American Drawing Pa
pers and.Boanhs; 'Piecing and Tissue Papers; Eng
lish and French Writing, Letter and Note Papers ;
Musk AsPer . .. Gold and Silver Ferny Papers ; Port
folios, Work Boxes, Portable Desks, Dressing Cases,
Gold and Silver Pencil Cases, Gold Pens, Cutlery,
Inkstands, Globes, Mathematical and Drawing In
struments, Steel Pens, Quills, Pencils,. Blank Books.
of every Variety, &c , and every other article in
the line of Stationery, which are offered at mires sa
tisfactory to purchase s, by A. B. MA RV IN,
senl3 93 William st., apposite Platt, Now York.
NOTICE is hereby given to the several Collectors
/ 1 . of Bradford County, that the Commissioners will
attend at their office in Towanda Tuesday, Wednesday,
and Thursday.tho 19th, 29th, and 21st, (lays of Sept.
next to make exonerations from the Duplicates of
State and County Taftfor A. D. 1848, at which time
they are respectively requested to attend, and lay their
claims before the board. By order of the Cominis . ra.
Towanda, Aug. 30, 1818. C. S. RUSSEL,
ALL those who know themselves indebted for retail
Licences will please call and settle immediately.
1 M. PECK, Treas'r. d. Co.
Towanda. Sept. Bth. 1848.
ESTRAY.
BROKE. into the enclosure of the subscriber in Her
rick township, on the 20th of August instant, a
black two,ycar old steer. The owner is requested to
prove property, pay charges and take him away.-
liertiek. Sept. 6, 1848. G. W. E LLIOTT.
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AIATIMIBTILITOR's NOTICE.
' persons indebted to the estate of MATTHIAS
BURGEA, deceased, late of Cherry towp, arc
hereby requested to make payment without delay, and
those basing claims against said estate will please pre
sent them duly authenticated for settlement.
tiept. 6,181 R. JPHN G. EIiERLIN
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTIUE.
Am.persons indebted to the estate of 13EN'J.
NIKTAN, dec'd., late of Columbia township, are
hereby requested to make payment without delay, and
those kaving•elaims against said estate will please pre
sent them duly authenticated for settlement.
C. S. NI'KEAN,
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.1. C. M'KE.AN,
September 6, 1846. Administrators.
I. —PMAT.;..Ia - -r.LiIYES. V-CMN-CDirnt
D. N. NEWTON, M. D
TENDERS his professional services to the citizens
of Monroeton Ills rooms are at the
Monroeton Exchange of J. P. Smith.
Refers to Dr. Husroa, Towanda; and IN. Buss
t,er T . August t t 154'8.
GARPET HAGS—Ladies' and gerigs. a coal as
sortment by ELLIOTT & TOMKINS.
-a. _4l - MIT "ACI
ataaacz
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DEspEuTFULLY infornis the citizens or Tower).
IA da, and the public generally that he is prepared to
execute in the neatest style all descriptions of
Throw, .S'in'n, Coady or C9rriage Painting, of
Trimminz ; and every rariety of Fancy
and Ornamental Painting.
From his long experience and the many specimens of
his productions now use, he entertains a flattering
hope that by close application to his profession, and
being prompt to order he may secute a suitable share of
public patronage: He may be found ,at all times at the
Chair Factory of Tomkins & Makinson, where he will
be on hand to attend to the calls of those who may want
his services. PAPEWHANGING done on short no
tice, in a superior'manner and reasonable terms.
Towanda, July 4, ls4B.
T ATC H Gilltspie s and Pierce 's Fnc-
IV I lion Matches, by the gross or box, at No.l. Brick
Row. my 9 CHA,MBBRLIN & POUTER.
STOVES !
Copper, „Tin, and Sheet Iron, Brass
JAPANNED. AND BRITANNIA WARE,
wllOl.ES it LF. RETAIL.
Pk C. II ALI. is now receiving another large supply
1.1 • of the above goods, which he is prepared to sell
at wholesale or retail,' to suit purchasers, at the most
rolure,S prices, for rash, lumber or grain.
:Clore and .ilanufarr firing Establi,•hrlient, on the
corner of Main and Ilridgestreets, where may be found
the lar,.,egt and best assortment of Stoves, this atda of
the city of Albany, such as
Buckeye cooking more, arrarized with a rota- [No.,
7 top. and but air oven emnhined, 1 , 2,3, 4
Hort/ex-ter Empire floc air oven, 4
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" rattan.
Conzreqa tizlit air Cooking,
K nick erbor k r
Albany El^vined Oven,
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•• Premium.,
114ce . c p.a. f.e f-recu 1 :dor, sir-tight parlor,
it.clte.arf atv-tiellt palm-, •
1! .an v .In. (roabteriL)
Cmient'A do
11hfi.t Faitcy IN 00 I p3t ILK
N Y. city do
park)r coal stoves,
Common c‘lookr
A Large (Frani it y . of . Sto; e Pipe, Elbows, Tin, Brass,
Capper, Japanned S .Britanntot ware, Zinc, &r.
which tie will sell as above, at wholesale or re t a il. Sheri
Tin. Bras, and ('upper Workonarie to order on
short Witter, and warnlnterl, Poona wishing to pin
chase the above articles will do well by calling at the
above store. before purchasing elsewhere, as the propri
etor is hound not to he undersold by any living man.
5.000 SHEEP PELTS wanted, tot winch cash will
be paid. Towanda, June 14, 11448. Gm 1
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AQUANTITY or, SUPERFINE•FLOUR juit
received, and foeoctic by the tingle 'barrel or load,
r je27 MERCURS'.
O,OTHS, & OASSIMERES, Vestings. Overcoat
C
Cloths, such as brown. olive and gold mixed "lea
ven,' will he sold very low at SAVINGS BANK.
_ _
AINTS, OILS & DICE-STUrps, also Matches
P
by the gross, at No. 2. B. n. FOX'S.
PIANO FORTES, SERAPHIMS AND MELODIANS,
Flto M the best Manufactories( in Boston, for sale by
1. Troy, Pa., Aug. 16, 1848. R.B. BASSETT.
SEED WHEAT.
FOR SALE, 250 bush. of the celebrated SOULE'S
WHEAT, procured of Mr.P.owland, near Roches
ter, said to yield on good ground, from 40 to 50 bushels
per acre, at $1 26 per acre. Also, two. tine BUCKS,
half breeds; one a Leicester and the other a Cotswold,
'very low. W.M. K. OVERTON.
Athens, August 9, 1848.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
A Li. persons indebted to the estate of liferrills Hum- .
phrey, dec'd., late of Orwell tp., are hereby segues
tPil to make payment without delay, and those haying
claims against Said estate will please present them duly.
authenticated for settlement. C.G. GRIDLEY,
Orwell, July 12, 1848. Administrator.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
Aiat perwma indebted to the estate of FREDERICK
BRADLEY, dec'd., late of Litchfield, are hereby
requested to make payment without delay, and those
having claims against said estate, will please present
them duly authenticated for settlement.
t.NDRr..w BRADLEY, ?
SAMUEL DAVIDSON, Execulars.
Litchfield, June 14, 18411
WA r:4 y l Torßer ratket
plcczvtore.lsVEvTs.
4,D,TX0.0 ZAWISES .I.GOBV
GREAT REVOLUTION IN FRANCE,
Merely for the mad of cheap Clocks, Watches and
Jewelry t Grad Rush at die
PEW CLOCK APS WATCH STORE!
JAMES P. BELL respectfully informs the citizens
of Towanda and vicinity. Butt he ha 'lately return
ed from Philadelphia, and permanently located in To.
wands, one door below the 'Brick Row, in the room for
merly occupied by Mercur's Hai Store, when, tnay he
found gold and silver watches, gold, fob and guard
chains, gold and silver pencils. gold pens, breast pins,
finger rings, ikc., cheap for cash, and dvery article war
ranted, A large supply of CLOCKS, of the latest im
prined patterns, limning from SO hours to 8 flays end
a•month, with one winding.
cr"l' Panicular attention paid to repairing CLOCKS,
WATCHES & JEWELRY, of every description, and
from the long experience which he has had in the bu
siness, work left in his ears will he done in the beat
workmanlike manner. Old gold and silver taken in
exchange. Towanda, August 16, 1848. y
1,1121 T, 600,2)
GENUINE CHEAP CASH STORE,
1N TOWANDA.
- v T. FOX would most respectfully inform his old
JLA
• -friends, and any one else who is io want of mer
chandise, that he is receiving and will keep constantly
on hand a good assortment of all kinds of Goode . usually
kept in a country store :—Dry Goods, Groceries, Crock
ery. Hardware, Boats 4' shoes, Huts and Caps, Fish,
Paints and Oils, Dye stuffs, Lan, Nails, Carpeting,
hr. We will consider it a favor for people to let us
show them our goods, as we think they cannot fail to
suit. It is true, I cannot boast of as great a number of
years' experience in purchasing goods, as some, yet I
trust the good people of Bradford have not forgotten
their own dear brught •experience in buying goods of
these same old e.rperienced coons. Look "•cat for them,
or they will stick on their usual tariff! I will scll as
cheap, if not cheaper than any other live man. Please
give us a call, at No. 2, Brick Row,
'l'ow•anda, May 24. 1848,
THE only Universal Remedy is at last discovered in
the shape of Cheap Goods, at FOX'S. It is an
an exteinul remedy, but if applied by the subscrilicr, is
warranted sure cure, and no mistake. If a man feels
poor or bad in the region of his packet hook, the most
efficient remedy is to call at Fox s, and buy what good
he wants, as he can buy more for less .money thatt at
any other place in town. For anything like dyspepsia,
the safest, plesantest and best remedy is • quantity of
that fresh, delici3us Tea at Fox's, from 3s to 6s per
sweetened with some of that nice Gd Sugar. In fact,
there is hardly a disease that flesh is heir to, that a reme
dy cannot be found for at my 24 FOX'S.
AN ACT ENTITLED
AN ACT for the benefit of the People of Bradforri
Co. ; Be it remembered by all good citizens, that
a man can buy as many Dry Goods and Gro&ries as he
can carry home, for a mere !rifle, hardly worth mention
ing. at No! 2, Brick Row. mv24 FOVM.
DRUGS, MEDICINES
J OHN B. FORD has just receivrtl, at his Drugstore
one door below Kingsbery's store, in B.Kingsbery's
new brick block, Main street, a large addition to his
former assortment, which he now offers to the attention
of the public. His stock now comprises every article
usually kept, among which may be found the following:
Opium, cream tartar, camphor, reside soap, liquorice,
balsam copailia„ rhubarb, jslap, aloes, thwera chamo.
mile, gum arabic, castor oil, quicksilver, magnesia, roll
and tour sulphur, refined and crude-borax, calomel, red
precipitate, corrosive sublimate, aqua ammonia, tartaric
acid, rpsom salts, laudanum, aeons. sulphate quinine,
all of the essential oils, gum myrrh. cantharides, gum
tragacanth, corks, sarsaparilla, gamboge, litharge,
its turpentine, rotten atone, umber, terra de sienna, salt
petre, minis seed, isinglass, cubebs, annotto, &c.,
C44ustied, loaf, and muscavado sugars, cheaper than
can f* bought elsewhere in town ; black and green tea ;
salarmus, pepper:spice, mustard• peprr Miner, raisins,
nutmegs, cloves, mace, Rio and Java coffee, starch, gin.
ger, oils, blacking, ra.tile, brown, variegared ati4 fancy
soap, sperm and tallow candles, tobacco, segars and
FOWL matches, &c., &c.
Cogniac, Otani, peach and American Brandy ; St
Croix, Jamacia and New England Rum ; swan, lion
and 13altimore Gin ; Scotch, Irish and Monongehala
‘Vhiskey ; Maderia, pale and brown Sherry, pure juice,
Port, Tenerilfe, Lisbon, Malaga, Muscat, claret rind
champaigne wines, alcohol, kc.
PERFUMERY & FANCY GOODS,
Bay water, lat•ender, colonge and row water. mac
ca.sar pad bear's oil, otto roses, ox marrow, pomatum,
rouge, pearl powder, bandeline, flesh, tooth. hair, nail
and clothes brushes, feather dusters, calf wallets, boy's
belts, combs, pins, fish hooks, •pcncil points, playing
cards, percussion raps, ink, steel pens, &c. .
PATENT MEDICINES.
Western Panacea. Bohn of Columbia, Pink Syrup,
Komstock's Vermrtuge Hay's Liniment, Mother's Re
lief. Pain Extractor, Acoustic oil, Hair dye, Andrew's
and Mrs. Brown's Pemkiller, Gorlfrey's ecrdial„sidhei
sive plaster, Townseirra, Webster's, Wood's and Strep
irerd'sSers.ip.iniia. Lithontripic mixture. Wretar . s Bal
sam. Hunuarian Balsam of Life, Upham's Electuary,
Nl' A !lister *s Oinrmenr„ Shepherd's, Kornstoeks, Orrick's
and Fahnestack's Vermifucte, Brown's celebrated Lotion
(impriyved) 2, 3. 4
2, 3.4
2,3, 4, 5
2, 3, - 4. 5. 6
J. 2, 3
2,3, 4
for Consumption, :sovereign balm pills, sugar coated
Ptlls. and al/ the most popular medicines of the day.
Cr The stock is complete, containing everything
kept in the largest establishments, and is 3fiered at the
lowest possible prices.
Remember, that Ford's Cheap Druq. Grocery and
Liquor. Store, is in Kingsbery's new block.
Towanda, June 7. Ift4B.
3. 4, 5
2,3, 4
ME
NOT THE FALL OF EMPIRES !
Bat a Great. Fall in the Price of Goods. at the
SAVINGS BANK !
CREED, the proprietor, is now receiving a large
. assortment of Spring and Summer Goode, which
are selling so low as to astonish even the" natives-7
The selection consists of every variety and style, of
fashionable goods for the season, a catalogue of which
would be entirely too numerous to mention here. Sam
ples will be shown with the greeted pleasure, to any
one who will have the goodness to call, and we will
show them that goods can and will be sold cheaper at
the Savings Bank, No. 5, Brick Row, than in any other
establiehment in Bradfor'd C. REED.
Towanda, May 30, IRO(
" Goods . well Bought are half Sold !"
O, D. BARTLETT,
Ts
now opening a large stock and extensive variety- of
.1 GOONS, selected with the greatest carsVand bought
under great advantages in the cities of New. York and
Philadelphia--taking advantage of the favorable condi
tion of both' markets—and having in view the motto
above, has so bought that he tan and will sell on as fa
notable terms as the Best, and will endeavor to show to
community the advantage of buying from those who buy
well. Towanda, May 23, 1848.
SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOKS.-
300 VOLS. published by the American Sunday
School Union, and for isle low in quantities
to suit purchasers. my 23 O. D. RARTLETT.
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H. C. PORTER, M. D.
2 ) LtrirglEMlls7b WLM1G52.02'9
OFFERM his professional services to the people of
Towanda, and vicinity.
Office at Chamberlin & Porter's Drug store, No. I,
Brick Row. my 9
UMPS!--,past Iron well and dation pampa. war
ranted to odraw water from thirty to way feet for
sale at the New Hardware Store. - D. LORD.
TIARDWARE, a good assortment, including Irak.
J.J. ails, titc. at No. 1148FC,
tUrrehanbi;e, &%.
=Mg
JOY TO THE WORLD !
GROCERIES & LIQUORS.
DRUGS & MEDICINES
GROCERIES.
muoltt
FIRST ARRIVAL OF FALL. & WINTER
77 ESPECTFULLY announce to their nomerous
116 friends and customers, that they are now opening
the largest and most genera , assortment of GOODS.
ever before offered in Towanda, embracing almost every
thing wanted by persons of every class and condition.
All those wishing to putchose-Goodo 4twcash, will
find it for their interest to examtglhh - Siesta*.
Towanda. September 18. 1848..
(I)VCIUsU
11Y an order of the Orphans' Court of Bradford en,
will be esposed• to pdhlic sale on MONDAY.
113irday of October 1848, at I o'cloCk, upon the pre
arises, a piece or parcel of lard in Towanda herd., lute
the property of Truman Kinsman, dec'J., bounded on
the north by John Wilcox, on the east by William st.,
on the aputh by Division st. , and west by main street,
containing about twenty-four square rods.
Attendance given, and terms made known on the
day of sa le. . L. W. TIFFANY,
September 18,
ALL Iversonat indebted to the estate ur W'lif.
'ALLEN. dee'd., late of Franklin. towp, are hereby
requested to make payment without delay. and those
having claims against the said estate will please preacnf
them duty authenticated for t•ertlement.
Lertty. September 18, 1848.
GREAT REDUCTION LN PRICES !
NEW GOODS;
At the Corner if Main and Brige
T KINGSBERY, JR. is now receiving fr.irn New
• York and Philadelphia, a large and cheap stock of
Spring and, Smarr Dry Goods :
Also, a general assortment of
Groceries. Hargitrarr, emckery, Faintly Medic - lam.
Boots and Shoes. (a Larne nartely.) Nails,
Wass, Prods, Dye-troode, I.lsh,
E. T. FOX
A Iso—Leghorn. Pedal and Prim leaf Hats; Angola,
caasitnere and silk Hats ; Florence, China-pearl,
Neapoliton, open work and lawn Bonnets. "Book* and
Nalionery, Wall paper from 10c to 50e per piece, Win
dow paper, &c. Musical inafrunients--Flutes, Clari
nets, Flageolets, Fifes, &e. KINUSUERY• J.
Towanda, May 17, 1848.
f 1 t:WHAM:4,—We have a large quantity of stnall
patterns, very liand.ome and desirable ; French and
linen gingharns, of excellent quality.
may 12 KINGSBERY & CO
LA WNS.—French, American and Organdie Lawns,
a beautiful, assortment ; elan, plaid and figured silk
wool liarage*., my 17 KINGSBERY & CO.
CLICOES,—A choice selection of klertirOack , or
once and blue, pink and all other kinds, .mall fig
ure. Two shilling calico for nine cents; call and see,
hu' mind, the only place is KINGSBERY & 170.
0:i ETS.—A choice selection of Florence, lace,
I/ China pearl, Pamela, Leghorn, rind other fashion
able styles of ladies' and misses' Bonnets, very cheap;
shin Bonnet ribbons, artificial... wreaths. &e.
mavl7 KIM:SiII:RV & CO.
TOIN ER'S TOOLS.— A -good awportruent of Bead,
Motilding and Bencll . PLANES, grooving plows,
and other Joiper's Tools, just received from the 11111111U
factory, and for sate low by 1). D. B.IIITLE
TOW ANDA NEW CHEAP
CLOTHING STORE.
THE subscriber hay opened a CLOTIIIIrn STOnc, two
doors north of the Public Square, on Mstn street,
(nearly opposite the new brick tavern now being erect
ed by C. L. Wind, Esq.) where he will keep constantly
on hand, and for sale at the lowest possible pncea, a
large and general assortment of READY MADE
CLOTHING, such as
COATS PANTS, VESTS, SHIRT-BOSOMS, CRAVATS,
Slork. : Suspenders, Ginres,. Hosiery, Drawe'rs,
He has also on hand and is constantly receiving,
large a.sortment of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTINGSI
such as Silks, Satins, !dorsallles, eke., ail of which will
he made up to order on short notice anti on reasonable
terms. The substilltor having been a practical Tailor
for the last 15 years, in the city of New York, flatters
himself that he ran give satisfaction to all who may fa
vor him with their patronage.
His Clothing Is - all Made tip tinder his own inspec
tion. and he has therefore no hesitancy in recommend
ing it to those who wish-to purchase.
r.. 7 rrr:sr; and 1A KING FP for persons who
preler to furnish th.ir own materials; and Cutting done
for persons who wish IA have theft garments made else
where—all of which shall be dolte with neatness and
despatch.
The subscribe' Is also agent fol . . A. Wheeler's Report
of Fashions, whi , h he can furnish to such as are want
ing. on rea sonable terms. H. A. SMITH.
Towanda. June 6. I q4R.
Cheapest Goods ever sold in Towanda,
ARE NOW SELLING AT THE SAVINGS BANK !
PHING -AN I.! SENIMER GOODS of every
caption for for old men and young min, for young
misses and Old ladies, fur the high. the low, the rich,
and the poor: all can now he accommodated. A few
articles in the line of Dress Goods, which are going off
with a per sect rush, we can here mention, such as Frill
lawn ginghams, dark and light ginghams, linen lustres,
French lawns, herages. and a great assortment of Prints
are now iqellinc lower than the lowest at Na. 5, 13 R.
June 14, D'if ff. R D'S.
BONNETS, and Bonnet Trimmings, of every des
cription, suitable for the season, may he Imp - RI lo
ab mlance, al.d very cheap at 5, B. R. HEBB'S.
BnNNETS.—Florenee. straw, pearl strove, and lace
Bonnets ; also, palm-leaf and leghorn hats, by
July 14
NTOTICE is hereby given that a Special Court will
be held at the .Court House in Towanda, on
Tuewlay the 31st day of October, 1818, at 10 o'clock,
A. M., by the Hon. W. .Jessup. for the trial of the
following cases, to wit.
John Bennet vs. Se!s Payne.—No. 145, Dec. Term,
1845.
Chewer Butler. et. al. vs. John Bennett, et. al.—No.
10.5, Dec. Term. 1845.
John Ackla vs. A. Bowman, et. al.—No. 122, Dec.
Term, 1845.
A. Bating, eta 21. vs Henry Roberts.—No. 199, Sept.
Term, 1446.
Same, vs. John Harkness.—No. 148, May Term, 1847
Same, •s. 0. P. Ballard.—No. 192, Sept. Term, 1847
Same, vs. 0. P. Ballard.—No. 12 t, Fels Term, 1848
Aug. 24, 1848. A. M'KEAN, Prot.
AT Tel
rPrEClPlaig. 9 il
THE Subscriber respectful
ly informs the cititens of To
wanda that be has opened •
• ‘. Market in the Union Block,
:1 - 111111010; one door west of WcsidrufFs
4 _ Hotel (basement story) and
will endeavor to keep constantly on band, and supply
those who wish the means of " good living," with Salt
and Fresh Beef, Mutton, Lamb, Veal, Pork, &c., of the
finest quality and in the best order.
e - Y Candles & Soap by the boa or pound, constant
ly kept on band and for sale at low prices.
Towanda. Aug. 29, 1848. A. HAWLEY.
EIERSONd purchasing goods will do well to call and
marline our goods before purchsaing elsewhere,
as our stock is large sod well selected, and purchased
when the goods are lowest; so that we have a conside
rable advantage over those who purchased earlier. We
an accommodatWour customers with almost everything
they wish, from a coffee mill to a corn shelter.
iinly. 14. ELLIOTT & TONIKINS.
illstthanbig, kr.
GOODS.
H. S. & C, MERCPA,
Administrator
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. •
A. G. PICKARD, Executor
Flaunt:l f',.derNhirts. h.. .frc.
ELLIOTT & TOMKINS
SPECIAL COURT.
GREAT LOSS OF LIFE,
likuhaubile, g-c.
111) IT' a 3;0 e
At 'holesale , and - Botta, -
ONTANY 3 do Co. tire now receiving frcel•
from New! York and Philadelphia, the most ilesi
mb'e lot of coops. tire* offered in this market, and
think that an experience of twenty years irrihe selec
tion of goods bad. ought to enable them to purihii'se a.
eheap as the cheapest. We invite public attention
our stock, and think we can otTer inducements wnrth
the notice of the mud close buyers and amateuninT de
a midi+ goods- May 1, ISIS.
THIS WAY FOR BARGAINS !
NOW recersing almost t:asly 41 the Critizal /Ina
1 1 Store, (Chlestp wide of Main at.) freffh.aupplies ul
SPRING & SUMMER. GOODS,
which ne me selling at unusually low pekes. If you
want cheap and; good Goods, mark the Central Store.
rut pa.tieuhars, wee Reporter next week. -
May 29, 1848. • N. N. 13Z178.
STOP! STOP !
WOULD say to my old friends and all that with to
I
buy good+ cheap. that I ant *till to be found at the
CENTRAL. STORE, where my arrangements ere rfrin
to partially take charge of and as4ist r r.N Bette in
the above named caMliii,hmeol.
I would therefo•e be pleased at any time to show and
satisfy you that it is not always a fact that those who
make the most , i p;is s: in the world, or hare the Jargeo
awes, that sell gouda the *cheapest.
• Respectfully. your.
Towsruls, June G. 1848. A D.MONTANYFI.
oLoTilm do CASSIMERES.—EngIisIi. Preach
and American Cloths and Castimeres, and a large
assnatmcmt of Fancy Cassimeres, selling at very lour
rates at the Confral Store. ; N. N. DE 1-I.S.
T AM rn
ES' GOODS.—f.awn", cinghes. taw si:ks.
en.' bilk And linen ginghain4, (new style tf goods)
(lb white drew goods, of every variety.' at the
ernirul Store. N. N. BETTS.
DRINTS-1000 Tanis on hand, which we will sell
.1 to rash customers at coat.
March 2?, I'BlB. MONTANYES &
CltOCEllfES.—good yßong hyson and by on skin
teas, at 37j a.d 50 cents--and sugar to sweeten
it at Gj and 8 cents ; all othcrikintla of Groceriest.in prt;e
portion at the Central Store N. N. B
•
UN.PECtED in few Jaya ; a few more loads of
-1-14 New Goads, at N. N. BE I'TS'.
n R. JACKSON'S PILE EMBROCATION.—
'" This is no disgusting. nauseating pill, potion, or
mixture ; nothing that produces pain or irritathmi but
a medicine that is at once pleasant and agreeable in its
application, affording immediate relief, and will cure the
very worst cases of painful itching or Weeding Pik■ in
a very few days. Call at CHAVIEHLIII & POUTFII . A
Drug Store, No. 1, Brick Row, Towanda, and you will
not go home without a bottle. -
AVOWSTED DRESS GOODS.—Plain, figured and
plaid. black and colored Alpacces; black and c.a.
hired French A.erinoos; Oregon Plaidst rich French
and common Cashmeres, Del.aines, a great variety
of styles for sale at sep2s MERCUR'S,
BROA DcLortis. Casaimeres, and Summer Stuffs
—and endless variety, to sun all tastes and all clas
ses of people, selling extremely low at WEEVS.r
QHEETI:I.iOs AM) SIiIIiTINGS —lf you will es
inine our mock, you wilt be sure to boy, onlewi
you should think the price so low, that their was'ecome
thing wrong in it. KINGSBERI - et CO.
'TRW.; OF THE
BINGHAMTON BOARDING SCHOOL.
OR hoard and tuition, including Orthography, Rea.%
1 ing. Writing. Arithmetic. Algebra, Book-Keeping,
English Grimmer, Rhetotie Composition, Geografphy.
Use of the Oafs. Mineralogy, Natural Philosophy and'
Astronomy. (with the use of a good apparatus to illus
.-trate those f.tudies.) Moral Philosophy and Chemistry,
payable quarterly in advance, per annum, $lOO 00
Dag scholars, per quarter, ' 4 00
II
French, per quarter,
Latin, . 4
Sponigh, "
Music, (on the piano,) per qin!rter,
Embroidery and rug work. "
Any paling lady receiving. instruction on the pi t ano,
is privileged to learn rug work, or any one of the arae
languages, at thelsa me time, without additional eh roe.
To a young lady who studies the Englis branchei. the
terms of learning each of the alto's branches, 14 per
quarter, , f 4 t 00
Instruction on the Guitar, 4 00
Use of Pianos, 75
Drawing and painting in watercolors. including
the use of materials, such as drawing paper,
paints. pencils, &c. •
Oil painting on canvas?,
Painting transparent window shades, including
the supply of materials, each 4 00
Formula painting on paper, silk and velvet, per
twelve lessons, 5 110
Gilding on silk. crape, Are. do. 3 00
Ws: flowers. pet quarter,
Pens and iiik,
NV ash in g.
Board in vacation. $2 00 per week
Letters. post-paid, addressed to the Misses %V HITE
& GRIFFIN, Binghaulton, Broome co., N. 1., will
receive prompt attention.
- - rho nest session of this establishment opens on
th. !inn Monday in - September.
Biruzlialretoo, Aumpit 9. IS4B
',tIT,A"W a'OLODOq
B. KINGSBERY L. CO.,
e(RE now receiving a new supply of GOODS from
York. Also, one ark load of SALT. -
'Towanda, July 12. 1418.
J. N. SUAINER, 1)., DENTIST.
Av lL ne L li pa a y nd hi m : a n y ex be t
i v o i: t i . t d t: t ' vv r o t s:i o n i n n da t:Tr ifi t i l i ctober
ills friends are invited to call. July 12, 1845.
HARDWARE AND
STOVE STORE
DANIEf. 1.01 U) takes this method to inform the
inhabitants of Bradford Co., and the surrounding
county, that he is receiving at the old stand of J. P.
Kirby, a large end wellseleeted assortment of
mit ilk. ma. - Amr AL. 9
Consisting in part of the following : copper. tin,
sheet iron bar and sheet lead, lead pipe of various sizes,
anvils. Cotter and staple vices. crow bars, spades, sho
vels ands forks, mill, X cut, circular, panel & web saws,
SADDLERY HARDWARE, CARPENTER'S & JOINERS
Tools, House Trimmings of various descriptions.
COOK & PARLOR.STOVES,
Latest improvement. Also, the .!elf -Regulating Par
far Store. He will manufacture and keep on hand
Copper, 'Tin, and Sheet Iron Ware.
of all kinds, and at low prices. All persons wishing
to purchase Hardware, will do well to call on D. Lord
before purchasing at tine giber place. His stock is en
tirely new and fresh. lie will sell as cheap as any oth
er estahlishmen twithin 100 miles of this place, (no
mistake) All kinds of Copper, Tin and (Sheet iron
Ware, repaired and made to order in workmanlike man
ner. Towanda, June 26, 1818.
PRO BONO PUBUCO!
DR. CUYSOTT'B Compound Extract, of Yellow
Dock and Sarsaparilla, an Thcient and certain
remedy for Consumption, scrofula, cutaneous diseases,
rheumatism, gout. general debility, dyspepsia, bilious
diereses, female complaints, headaches, coughs, colds,
fever end ague, and all' chronic affections arising from
the abase of medicine!, for sale at No. I, Brick Row,
by CHAMBERLIN & PORTER.
PARASOLS & UMBRELLAS, the most extensive
and splendid assortment ever bruit into Towanda,
may be found at No. 5, B. R. REED'S.
GREEN PABASOLS—a few more of tlioal splen
did green silk and Turk satin Simi* parasols and
shades, jnrt rec'd and selling very low at FOX'S.
Ccgal - ei
- SHERIF
BY virus/ of Fondly wri n
of the court el Goyim.
to me diree.teti, f ihall ex
of T. P.Wodelrult, in the t.
LI the. 14th tlsy - of talrl.o
P.; Ai the following pite
town,hp of :Sprittittlitt
Wakeman liotthint, mit l
lhekensos,aud west - hi'
nine ty four acres, fifty sr
hooke, qn* ftauttti Law, • ,
tory thereon.
beg"( mot Mien iu gtea
VOW , : Va. 13'. J. M'Affee.
AI.I-O—A 'Urea or pier
bounded on the north by I
Henry B. Wilhelm antl
Campbel/ 3J, an.l went h
Cuntaintng about fifly act ,
with a log house therenn.
:.,Serzed and taken in, e l
Prert VS. David Otrnpt
AL' )—The f flowing'
'NI in eannrri.townthip.
H)IBCC r.. 4 piriding, tat* byl
ace Jonet, and %vett by
teen acres, all improved,
Cranial] Barn.
- tieizAxl and tatter in a.
Ellinp VP. John Turner. I
A I.so—The
field township and' botind
ler, east by Edmond :Cir.
Anti went by Abner Ha
RCM!, with IWellty acres
tog h0n...., and a few froi
and Liken in
NI oore vs. Theophilus Cry
Bnringl rld tnetniiinp, an
El :Stockwell, south by
b .I.4rph Rubin , on. C
with twenty antes in
the.-eon.
Setzwl and" taken hi
Da , idson. &c., vs. Ch.ir
dMornan Rohiuson.
AL''O—The full• , win
ed in Wiodham townsh
Wappesening :reek helo
the south west line of a I
El!shrew, thence south
minutes, west forty-two.
maple, thence otou.h tr - 1
twenty-tau chains and t
stone, thence north for
chains and seventy-fiee
north forty-three. and a
chain's to the place
three acres au/ ••eveitty
fifteen acres improved w
of a saw mill thereon.
Seized and taken iu
IlusselJ vs. John Rus,•eil
ALSO—the followis g or parcel Of land situ/-
el in Burlington town ..ilp and bourolkt north by laud
of Prouty and Shockel ton, cast try Liasid Boyce, vm*
by J. McKean and Griffin. anti west by Mhaekelton.
Co otoMing tyro hundred acres with lour acres improved.
zivized and taken ins elocution at the snit of John
itehaidson, &c., v+, Luther Godard.
ALSO—The follaw'ng piece or percef of em) Aust.-
t i
ed in Springfield and Funded north by Enos Hulersid,
east by Hiram Horton south by Joseph Stacy, end west
by Elecntt Murry. C ntain.ng one hundred and nine
teen acres more or les with about: luny acres improved
with one framed and.. ne log borne., end (tamed barti
and apple ordiard they
Seized and taken la
Ventre4 vs. J. and E.
ALSO—The fullu •
ed in Springfiekl tow
Kitchen east by Alon
ker, and west by
thirty-five acres imprr
shed, Ing barn and
Seized and taken
Davidson. &c.. vs. P
A1,541-.L.The
or parcel of land situa,
north by iargiar creek. ;
Comfort Peters, and
ler. Containing a..
improved, one tram
and a small orchard
Seized and taken
Balhird va, Jotin W
• ALSO—The IA
ted in Welts toviinst
alter, east, south and
'ins thirty acres, wit
house Snd framed ha
Seized and taken
A. Adarna a. Sam
erd, executors of Na
$4 bo
00
00
ti 00
00
She7ifra o;Tice
4 00
10 00
SHE
1 - 11 - virtue of eon
1-1 of tho court of
to mf. directed, I sh
of V. :M. Long, in Troy,ton Monday the lath of OG
TOL Lg., at two o'lnd, P. M., the (*.Mewing Oleic or
~
'parcel of laud in • 'ells township, • bounded north by
lands of Owen Wri'ht, east by Jesus*: Longwell, south
by Fairbanks, and west by Thomas IL-atin. Contain
ing ninety sixvactes with .sixty-fite acres improved, one
framed house, one framed barn and apple orchard thereon.
Seized antltaken[in execution at.the suit of William
A. Gust•n, now assigned to G. 11. Courann;aa. haat
Drake and Samuel Gustin.
ALSO—The following piece or parcel of land 'Manta
in Tt -v-h"rotta.h. bounded north by the main-road, east
by Pomirov's; south by Newberry and Ballard, and
west by lands of 0. P. Ballard. Containing one-fourth
..f an acre, with one framed house, one framed bain, one
tttiute, thtee sheds : all improved, hitb some fruit weirs
thereon,
6 00
2 50
6m9
Sciicd and taken in execution. at 'the suit of Samuel
Jacklin va. E. W. Hazard.
JOHN f. MEANS, Sheriff,
Sheriff's °Mee. Towanda. Sept ..1 5. 1848.
A LIST OF. POPULAR MEDICINES,
FOR F &LE CT
CNNICF.RI,LN a PORTER, No. 1. Brick Row.
who keep ron.ninilv on t and a full assortment of
genuine Drugs and Medicines, Paints, C its, Dyestuffs,
Groemrl,, Funry articles, 4n ..ve.t •
Alebasi's poor men's plast. 'Presk's magneticointment,
" toothache drops. Tott. ; ey's tniversal do...the
Baink'ff health restorative, Master of pain, ;
Chekeners a. c pills, Wistaria bale. wild cherry, '
Dalley'apain extractor, Buchan's Hung. balsam life,
Fahnestack's vermifuge, Andrew's pain killer,
Gridley's salt rheum oint. Davis' do.
Grwfenberg medicines, Harding's sticking salve,
Hobensack's worm syrup; Peteg White's do.
Ingoldshy's pile siaecitie, Ellis ad. plaster cloth,
Dr . Jay vieli medicines. Extract of Wa.aluier Of bur
Jackson's pile 4 tettqr out: ning bush, an Indian mis-
Sherman". medicines, dicine fur sonsumption,
" poor mar's pleat. diseases of the liver, 4c., '
Merrick's vermifuge. Thompson's aye water,
Worsdell's veg. rea. pills, Weavers worm tea,
Dr. Woston's female " Brittis' oil,
Winslow's bale. horehound. Brant's Indian remedies,
Moffat's medicines, Ward's liniment,—relieve
Folger'e Olossioniam rheumatic and other pain,
Phinney's pills,. Wehsters ex. sarsaparilla,
Pocahontas do. Harlem oil,
Porters tooth Mist, Carpenter's do. "
Soule's or. soy. balm pills, McAllister's ointment, •
Swayne's syru w. cherry, Tinliggton's balsam life
do. air loge. Balm of Columbia,
Smith's a. c. I . veg. pills. Iletsman's pectoral drops.
Scarpa's acous tc 011, , Codfrey's cordial,
Wright's Ind. .eg.pille, Butleres oil soap,
Oriental do. Indian vegetable elizer,
Brandreth's do. Jew David's plaster,
INebster's bilisus do. Chceseman's Arabian ban.
Pbelp's tomato do. Cooper's corn sale, .
Dr. Rush's do. Mother's relief,
Lees do. Uelatine capsules,
Post's poor mans do. Cephalie crown sauf.
With man - ethers, not enumerated. The 001111114 i
berg ate ogee • for moat of the above medicines.
warrant eve article genuine. 'July Ilk ;
NAILS, glass and wh, Makatea, solve,
mall, drugs and paints, of ill kinds, kept
hand by ELLIOTT & TOMKINS.
IRON AN - ;
large and I
constantly
riOUNTEI
‘-) reed bpi
=I
S SALE.
I PC vend, expo. loosed NO
I n Pleas of Hr•dfunt evenly.
, to punlic act* at the hatt4
n•ogh of Towoutin, nu Set tot-
MER nest, oil tirpo'clocit
or pitrrel: of laud in_ the
bounded on the rroeilt by
pi t o
N. Tracy, south 4 P. L.
orge nargout. . •
_ improved sigh t 7 .
Pan
dal
saw silks*
• , --k&
dal at the aing or- R te
p vl of Iszulk in gulOisaiss fp,
1- nd of Jasper. litsclooptai by
Itrarcell.ir, south by Dairiti
Ms Sr of Juba Hollenharit.
o f aboat sow a ifiltptailtee
ution at the auk of Lyle
•
piece of pure of hmarrittnit.•
at bounded north by Timid
Im Wawa, aumh hy•Hoi•
oeh th Brad Contatuing fit ,
nith urde framed. bailie amt
ecutkn at the sta of John.
property situated rn Prins.
, d north by 1ai..11 of Jahn Mil.
'ol.lo, month by .34ntes Joiner,
. Containmg one hendoif
nproted, one framed inni..one
tree* thereon.
culinn at die suit of •Ataeat
!ES
It; pirce or land ehtinted la
bounded north end rest to,
Andrew Conemine, end west
ntaining one hundred wee,
used, and one haaredi house
i "crution at this suit of IL B.
I Wavers, Thomas Pestudy
piece or parcel of rand Stant.
p,beginnitig lit it.ecntser 14 ttis
• Rimsell's Grim Mill, and is
”t of land beloyogipg to Joseph
orty three drive,' and Way
hams and thirty links to s last
y-five and s ball degrees east
irty-tight links to ■ stake and
y-tiro degrees east forty-on•
inks to a stake anti stone, thence ~.
half degrees west twenty-taris
ghinine. C•mtainins ninety.
cur percher of land. with about
h one grist mill and one fourth
xecottorr at the sail of Charloit
1331
execution of the suit of Smith
Brooks
ling piece or parcel of land sited.
ship, bonttiltal north by bind of
Alterman, south by dushus
13a
. Containing fifty acre , ' with
ved, with one log house, Mimed
ell orchard thereon.
. execution et the suit of IL B.
ter Nhsnnes.
I .sion reght of the following piece
ed in 1' ov tuiti riship,!and bountkitli
act by land of Territ, south by
• est by A. Baxter and John Sad.
tvi ivy acres, with sixty scree
d himr.e., framed barn, a Brewery
t hernm.
n execution at the suit of 0. P. .
Willi ,tna,
wing piece or parcel of land aim-.
p, and blunded north by E. Mo•
weal, by J . Miller. Contain•
firtern acres improved, 0151 C framed
n thereon.
in execution at the suit of J. C:
el Aleord and George Sheph
han Alvan) ilec . J.
JOHN F. MEANS, Sheittt '
an•anda. Sept. HI. I R l n.
• {IFT'S SALE. •
Ilry writs of %end. expo. issued out
Common Pleas of ttrodfard Vounty.
expose th public stile at tha house
PANES.--A few very choke 0714 . 11 us.
ELLIOTT & TOM:IDM