New 9lbeertssestents.
-Trial List.tbr May ?.rte, 1864.
THE following causes aeon the list and foe ttjal
at May term, 1850, as follows, to wit
FIRST WEEK.
75 F e b. '5O I. Pitts vs Eleatae t r Olbekty, fade,
75 t3 Stiles use vs D R Stiles .f
333 H A nolltnbaclt vs Harrison et aL sp.
154 may '4B It Pratt vs D Pratt' admes.„ ease.
409 s,p. '45 A Inntn Long vs las M Orllson, appeal.
ig Feb. '4B Wm. Goiline's nye vs .1 Loomis, debt.
40 m a y '47 C W Smith vs E Blakesley. ejectin't.
683 sq. '47 John Wilcox vs Chas Loomis. appeal
319 D S Miller vs Samuel McDukee • "
43 Dec 47 John Homing vs Hiram Maniple, case.
30 m a y 48 E N Keeler vs Edmund H ar . ..
40 E Denisnn et al vs Brad. Co. Mutual"
1:515 , 13 . o F Schrader. vs J B Hinman et al. eject.
1 , 4 o Albert Tuttle vs E Horton, appeal.
163 E & Ed Sickler vs E Hore o n,...
3 37 " Rayner & Pnrd CI 7' Bliss. Debt.
187 Dec. " A Madill vs VE&JE PioleU
1.9 Feb. '49 .1 E Robinson vs 0 P Ballard, case
130 Wm Breck vs Chas Sill, debt.
SECOND WEEK.
175 Feb. '49 Woodhull do Co v 4 ,W Campbell ease.
, 73 Wickham & Hutchinson vs same "
' 135 .1 F Bcribner vs H C Tallman, for. at.
67 May '49 David Barber vs U W Baird. case.
n s V Buskirk et us qs 8 Halsted et us"
J N Weston's adms vs 0 P B4llard,debt
206
V E Pinlett vs.A Lent. Eject'mt.
:35 A chubhock vs 0 Pllallard. case.
256 0 P Ballard vs IS Hickok. ejectment.
:73 o .1 McMullen el al &c v. J Whitbeck dbt.
:90 - .1 Hansen vs F schrader, appeal.
20 6 it. G M gist* vs J U Grace. "
15 Sep. '49 Henry Cease vv A K Arteli, ease.
17 P Kinyon vs J & J DOmerest. trespass.
, 146 o 11 Depenr vs B Bennett jr. eject'mt.
150 .1 Moores adms vs .1 Green, set fa.
10 4 J Miller's use vs Elijah Runyon, ap'l.
:36 J Bottles vs W Wiswell, ejecimt.
:43 T Elliott vs J F Long. ti
"
E smith vs N.Weston Ben, case.
35 3 o 0 Barnes vs A Farnsworth, eject'mt.
40 0 H C Tompkins vs 1.8 Ellsworth. debt.
40 3 C Butler et us vs L Benjamin et al, ejct.
404 Same vs Samuel Chil.on
ry subpoenas fir fist week made returnable 10
D .doek. A. M., on Wednesday, May 8; and for the
World week, on Monday 13, two o'clock. P. M.
Mitch 29. 1050, A 111 - KEAN Pro'.
NEW SPRING GOODS,
B KINOSBERY & CO.
HAVE just received a,large and well selected as.
forme , t of hry Goode, Groceries. Hardware.
which will be sold extremely low for Cash.—
k o me their assortment of Dry Goods. can be
find plain and embroidered Lawns,,Linen Lustres,
G DeLatne- , hr.. of the latest style,
'foirada. April 25. 185 0 . K. h CO.
CALICkE . A—A splendid assortment of those
cheap ' , chen and Merrimack prints. (colors
warranted) can he found at a 25 K. & CO.
riROCERIE 73 —A large stock of Teas, Sugiirg.
3" gpo•1 article for 6 cents,) Coffee, Pepper.
opiae, tutiarco tie., can be bought Cheap for cash
at an K. &. CO.
4TH -A superinr article fine Bilk Hats. also
LI palm leaf and Leghorn bats, for sale at •
a 25 K. & CO.
1RO:i and Ntils. a good assortmenvat
1. x 25 K. & CO
I itCKEIIEI, by the bbl...} bbls., * WA. also,
II Nome supenor codfish, cart be found at
525 K. & CO.
FATHER. 1000 lbs Sole Leather, for sale at
I
a 24 IMERCITRS'
GRIND SrosEs, a superior article of Nova
- Scotia, mind stones, for rale at
Those Cheap Goods at FOX'S !
It:ST and will be sold for cash it the lowest mum.
2.11. h heauti'ul article of Sugar at 6.1 cents; fine
hash Tess, warranted gaod or no sale. at 37.1 to 50e.;
nrup ktoissees at 50e. Also. a large assortment of
Cracker! of the newest patterns, very cheap 1 and in
feet every thing in their bye will be sold as cheap as
the cheapest. et the corner of Main arid Pins eta
Apnl 18. 1850. - E. T. PDX.
E ra.e Ppri ng moleskin Bats; •Isn Leghorn
O
sn , l Palm leaf Hit,. at . r"X.R.
FMC lIHIC •
A TICKEREI.. in bbls., half bbhi l quarter bhls. and
k , tt:; dry and pickled Cod f ish; al•ri a few boxes
Ent rate Dry Herrings finle at the "Cash Rine,"
of a p l7 H. S.•& M. C MR,SI•I7S.
IRoN, s run'. Ac NAll.B—the Most eaiensiee
iI aproneni.in Bra leird county,at 1111EHCITfr 4 .
JOINER'S TOOLS.
"; etiensive assiiirtment of Planes and Too* of
cry de.cliption will he filirid at MERCURS I `.
413 L tCKSMITHS will find Anvils. Vices. Bello sys.
Tones, Ote. at .aiil7 7NP.l2l'l,R‘r.
SUGARS & MOLASSES.
7 iinsl. suGAR, at very low prices—slam, a large
stock or Molasses; including Stuart's syrup. loot
receive' at apt? 11.1;11;1/117R44
TE":—From 12i cents to $1 00 prr
17, 1850. MERCITII2S4'.
aan NUMMI a 34350
GOLD IN WISCONSIN !
THE Corning, Elmira and Buffalo Line. haeihg re
dared the fire from any port on the C'hemona ca
nal to Buffalo, afford facilities mitt heretofore offered to
emigrants and others seeking is home and fortune in
the Great West. .
A -Bacot this lino will leave
Corning & Elmira for Entrain
Ever] vreek during the PoMBOI7, in theAdloming order
Leaves Corning Tueaday'a at 10 o'clock, R. M.
Leaves Elmira, Wedneiday's at 2 o'clock, P. M.
Itmvei Hw•sna. Thurediy'a at P. M.
• Tows down genus Lake Friday,
Torte ir inDirt Strewn. Starkey. I.rsti. Dresden.
P t"i ng qenevooWattertoo and Senacs Falls on dat
uras,.
Leaves Buffalo for Elmira end Corning every Set-
Nay morning, isaveri Rochester every Monday worn.
et,
Boat CORNING, Capt. E. H. CALEB,
Bait ELMIRA Capt. FL P FERRIS.
Boat BUFFALO, Captain
• For Freight or Pastor apply to the Captain, or the
following Agent, r
W. M. Mallory.,,,Coming-.43. B. Ikreolf Co. AA.
u- 11 17 nolds. Elmira—W m. Reynolds, lionseheerls, I.
7intennnt.. Horaeheada—E. S. Hinnean Haw ma L.
Big Stream - Woodwo rth & Poo,
& Field. Orneva—Gray & Sweet.
"aterloo-4. Miller. Seneca Fait*—L. Boated°, Mon.
"‘onia--H.. L. nib, Rochestdr—Niles & Wheeler.
Buffalo.
(I:7•Proriaiona for sale by the Captains co board.
Elmira. Aril 4. 1850.
NOTICE.
THE Fallnerabip eiimting between T. h W. HAY
DEN, it th is day 'disordered by mutest consent.—
" Persons haring sny demands spinet the Arm ere to
otlxl their accounts, and MI persons Endetiteil to them by
lute of band or book account, ere requested to mama by
payment.T. ErAYDEN.
Towanda, April 14 , 1850. r" W. HAYDEN.
LOOK HERE!"
FFEI THE FIRST DAY OF MAY, irto credit
1 1, will be given by ihn subrieriber—no goods sold
'kept for READY PAY. Those indebted to trim
Are requested to call and pay up immediately.
, ?errands, April I, 100. 8 . 8. BAILEY.
• SHERIFF SALE -
B? virtue of sundry writ of "add. Expo., timed
oat of vhe Co: el cedilla* Pleas ofEradford
County. and to de ditected , will be exposed to
public, Belem the tin House, in the bore. ofTo.
wands air blentlay die ilitt day of May nest, at one
o'clock Pt M.. the following piece or parcel of land
situated ii the township of Canton, 'bounded and
described as follows, to wit ; Beginnieg -at a post
on the nottik bank of the Towanda creek. 4 5.10 per
ches west of the old ce.rner of N. IL Tabees lot.
thence north by lands of C Paatti. 72 perches
to a post on Horace Spaldings tihe thence weatalong
said tine 158 perches to a post on the line of
Grigby's land, thence south along said lines to a
post, the corner of Horace Spaiding's lot near a
large hemlock stomp on the south side-of Taber's
mill creek, thence easterly by land of Horace *Spald
ing to a post on the bank of Towanda creek, thence
down the non* bank of ' said creek the several
courses thereof to the beginning. Containing
about 190 acres More or less, (with the *seep
.tions hereinafter to wit: the house, barn and gar.
den now occdpied by Horace Spalding, alto the
barn yard and barn) with about 100 titres improved
two framed houses, two framed barns. one horse
shed and two apple orchards thereon.
B.iied and taken in execution at the suit of Mahlon
C. Mercer and John C. Maids. now to the use of
Geo. Wansey vs. genes Thomas.
ALSO'-The following piece or parcel of land
situate in the township' of Ulster. bounded and des
cribed as follow; to wit : north by land in possespion
of Geo. Minieerwest by lands of James F. Cagle,
and Wells & Co.. smith by lands of Mary Ado Lock
wood and Isaac Cash. oh the eait by the Susque.
hanna river and lands of Isaac Cash. Containing
390 acres and $-10 with allowance, abbot is acres
improved, and one log house thereon.
ALSO—One other pie•-e or parcel of land sitoa.
ted in the township of Ulster. bounded and describ
ed as follows : North by lands of Wells & Co.. wet
by lands of Samuel B Holconsb, south by land of
L. Watkins. east by land of Mary Ann Lockwood.
eontainiga 35 6-10 acres with allowance, etc.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Wells
andlatterlee vs Herman Van. Vlrek.
. ALSO—AII the estate, right, title and interest
whats erer of Israel Smith of in and mall that piece
or parcel or tract of -land situated in the town.
ship of Durell. in -the county of Bradford, bounded
and described as follows to wit: on the north by
lands belonging to the estate of Moses Watford deed.
west by Sarah Morrison tract. east by the Susque
hana river, and south by lands of Holden.—
Containing abbot 170 acres more or less, and more
or less. and more particularly described in a war
rant granted by - the Comm'th. of Penn's. to Benj.
Adis, deed., about 150 acres improved, foot-. fram
ed house', one slab shantee, one double saw mill
newly erected, three framed barns. three sheds two
apple•orchards, one peach orchard, and other fruit
trees thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the suitof Israel
Smith's u•e vs. John Aria, Edward Overton and
Julius Holden, now to the use of Wm. Gibson.
ALSO—The following piece . or parcel of land in
Colurnbia township, and boo ided on the North by
the road leading from Mill creek to Morgan hollow,
on the east by lands of Royal Havens, and Phineas
Bronson, by lands of Charles Benson, and on the
'went by the Tioga co. line. Containing I'so acres,
with about 55 acres improved With a hewed log
house and some fruit trees thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the snit of His
H. Mace vs. John Benson, Seely Johns, Bulbs Smith
and iC. H. Benson. •
ALSO—The Wowing lot of land situate in Bldg
bery township. bonnded on the north by Covell &
Brigham. east by Hiram Dewey, south by lands of
0. P. Coleman west by M. Chamberlin and Joseph
*Parker. Containing 97 acres with about 18 acres
improved, small framed House and some fruit
the rt. on.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Bow.
man & Patmervs. Wm. N. Coleman. .
ALSO—The following piece or parcel of land
situate in Columbia township; and bounded. as fol
lows : On the west by the Tioga co. line, north by
the toad leading from Mill creek to Cabbot or Mor
gan hollow, on the 'east -by land of Royal Havens &
Phinneas Brownscin, south by lands of Charles
Benson. Containing 180 acres be the same more
or leas, with about 85 acres improved one hewed
log house and some fruit trees ihereon,,the descrip
tion being given by the defendant.
seized and taken in execution at the suit of H. IL
Mace vs. Seely Johns and John Benson,
ALSO—The following lot piece or parcel of land
situate in the township of Rome, bpuneed and des
cribed as follows. to wit: north by lands of Geo.
Fox, west by lands of Wm.:Blrooe, south by lands of
Nathan Maynard, east by landiisof Geo. Fox. Con
taining. about 50 acres. be the sa,Me more or less,
about 40 acres improved, one Pained house, me
fraiiied barn and. framed horse shed and app!e
orchard thereon.
Scieed and taken in execution at the suit of John '
E. Goodrich vs. Joshua Fought.
ALSO—The following lot piece or parcel of land
situate in the township of Ridgbery and bounded
and described as follows, to wit : north by lands be
longing she estate of Smith Pembleton. dec'd_ west
by lands of E. Griswold. south by lands of John
Lynch. and east by land of David Brown. Con
moor:: about 34 acres more or less, 19 acres im.
proved, one log house and log biro and apple or-,
chard thereon.
ALSO-One other piece or parcel of land sitnate
in the township of Ridgbery bounded and described
as described as follows, to wit: north by unseated
lands and west by lands belonging tostbe estate of
Smith Pembleton, south oy lands of David Brown.
and east by land of A nson Beldlemab. Containnig
40 acres more or less about 12 acres improved.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Ho.
mer 8. Keeney vs. James Rightmire, adair, of
Samuel I. Rigbtmire dec'd.
AL: 4 o—The following piece or parcel of land
situate in the township of shesheguin„ bounded and
described as follows to wit.: On the north by land
of Merritt Beeman, east by lands of John id. Keen,
'south by land of Robert Chandler. and west by land
of Mamba Chandler.• Containing fitly acres, about
fifteen acres improved and one log house thereon. •
Seized and taken 'in execution at the suit of Wm.
Campbell to the use of Wickham & Hutchinson
vs. John„M. Russell.
ALSO—The following lot of bind situate in Troy
township and bounded as (allows, to wit.: Nortti by
lands of Smith Baster soil Jonathan Boyce, east
by lands lately the estate of Daniel Loomis. deed.
south and west by lands of B H Stevens. Contain
ing thirty-six acres 'and one hundred and forty
fuer perches, about 'twenty one ,
improved, log
house and been, framed house, barn and abed there
on erected.
seized and taken in execution at the salt of O. P
Ballard vs. Peter Ryser.
ALSO—The following lot of land situate in'
Springfield township. and bouoded as follows to
wit: On the the ncrth by Janda of Daniel Cleave
land, on east by D. Cleaveland, on fhk-south by the
highway leading from Leonards hollow to Smith
field Centre, west by lands of Oeoige Gum. Con
taining five acres all improved with i framed house,
small framed shed and small orchard thereon.
. 1
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of O. P
Ballard vs. Q. E. Cleaveland.
ALSO—By virtue of a writ of Levari Facies,
the following described lot piece or parcel of land
situate in the township of Granville county of Brad
ford:bounded as follows, viz; Beginning at a hem
lock north west corner of No 170. thence south 140
perches to a beece. thence west 120 perches to a hem
lock sapling thence north 140 perches to a post, the
north east corner of lot No. 160, thence east $0 p.
to the place of beginning. Containing 108 acres .
strict measure, it being the whole of lot No. 169,
to warranctot_No. 1472,-40 acres improved with
a log houseed barn and saw mill thereon.
Seized ayrtaken in execution et the suit of R.
B.
Davidson administrator of W. Daivdson deed who
survived Timothy P. Paxson vs. Gilbert Ayres.
ALPO—The following described lot or piece of
land situate in the Township of linteehequin in the
'county and state aforesaid, Beginning at the north
west corner of a lot now in possession of, Oi'isot►
Goodsell a black oak for a earner, thence south
`II west 100 and 4-10 perches to a post on the
north line of warrant i lot No. 90, thence north 1111 D
west, on said warrant line $0 perches to the north
east tomer Of a lot of land run oat for William
Dates, thence north 1 6 east 100 3 4.19 perches to a
ehesnut tree for a corners thence south 119° mist ISO
perches to the beginning. Containing fit sores &90
MERCURS'
Legal Ilbettisementsi
&gal glheatisatents.
and 2-10 perches strict measure mote or ;elm—
With one log houses letbaiworidi aliama shed
attached, with &both twenty-1n acres lammed
and a few *tit tali tbareos.,
seited and taken to emotion attbe sjth of J. P.
DeCatefs vs. James Di Delmont" David Harrah and
Charles Chalfey &dont of IL ff. Hawn dee'd and
Martin Tomkins *etre tenant.
WM. R. DODBU(a, EMS
Sheriff's °Mee TOalinda. March 110, 1 850
_
!ST OFJITRORB drawn forMey ferfn said sea
sion, A. D. 1850:
°Rawl' atilt&
Athens boro-A. H. Phelps;
Columbia-=Newbery ; *Must
Durell-Samuel Bellem, Id.;
Leroy-Eli Holcomb t
ilarling.Fisacts Woodruff. lito B.
Payson ;
Pike- B. W. Jones, G. He Lewis, W. Hutchinson;
Bidgbery- Wm. Covell ;
Bpringfield-Chauncy Gulfirie. Wis. Fanning;
Bpringhill-C. Bizby, Wellinglbh Barrowcliff;
Towanda bori--Jaceph Mar. ball;
Tp-Wm. Campbell;
Troy boro-E. F. Ballard t •
" Tp--Elansuel Thomas;
Wyalosinn-0. D. Williams ;
Warren-0 -o. Manning;
Wells-James Calkins;
vvvvv ass fraoas--nase Owe.
Armenia-Andrew Monroe;
Albany-Win. Campbell;
Asylam-Gideon Pitch;
Burlington-John G. Blaksidef, W. P l . HcHeast„ W.
Ballard:
Columbia-Peleg
Canton-James Warren ;
Durell--U.Mood . y. Francis Cole;
FranklinThoodisi T Smiley;
Granvillo--zDaniel Monroe, E. B. Luther
Herrick-Miner Fairchilds, Calvin Stoneat. P.Bor
Worth; ri
Litchfield-.-Alaution Carrier;
Monroe-8.8. Hinman;
Orwell-Hiram,Wells, 8. M. Summon ;
Ri.lgbery-D. F. Wilson, O. T. filtirphey. Mark A.
Burt ;
Ntoutgomery. Martin Lyons ;
Smithfield--Lyntran Matoon. t.B. Tracy;
Sprinafield- John tralsbory ;
ebesbequin-Andrew Webb; Somers Kinney, Ed-
mund Hill;
'Sotith Creek--Daniel Gillet, W. Y. Clines;
WyslostagAChandler Baldwin, W. Taylof ;
Windhan-Geo. W. Einney.
T.CONbas:.
Armenia-Edditind Case;
Athens tp-John Bdalding, Benjamin a. Bice, Ebe
nezer Dunham;
Burlington-John P. Long;
Columbia-Geo. M. Card, jsasc Destey, Y. A. Bul
lock ;
Duren-A'''. 8. Bradley. M. T. Yangordei;
1-eroy--Perley Morse ;
Litchfield-A. C. Burnard ;
Monroe-Judson Blackman;
Orwell-Josiah Potter;
Pike--Harman Briggs, John Ayres;
Rome--J. Maynard. Hiram Drale..l. B. Allen;
Standida Inione-.lsaac Weatbrooks;
Springfield-Samuel Falkner. Isaac Hooker, T. P.
Woolcott;
Smithfield--Moses Wood, Writ. E. Barton;
Towanda ha: o- E. A. Parsons, Zeruiah Cross, J.
K. Smith;
Tray boro-Erastus Welch, .Deloss Herrick ;
Troy twp-Johnson Williams, Walker Pierce;
Windham-Soloman Sibley;
Ulster-Wm. Mounsey, John Mather).
TIMID WitLIL
Athens haro--H. G. Allen ;
Hthens twp—lsaac Gregory, John Watkins;
Armenia—. Israel Moore; '
Ganton—Thomas W attains, N. B. Taber;
Colombia—Wm. Strait ;
Frankhn—Horace Wiley, Samuel Smith;
Granville—Albert Barites ;
Herrick—Edmund Hagar, Mewnll Keeler ;
Litehfiel&—Daniel B, Cotton ;
Netoy—llavid Whtte ir.i
Monroe—Abraham Fox Jr.;
Ridghery—James Crowley
South Creek—John Pitts;
Springfield—Wakeman Brooks. C. H. Campbell,
J. G. Harkness, James U. Greet I
Smithfield—Hearkiah Huntington;
Sheshequin--Jabet Fish. Wm. Tuttle;
Towanda twp—H. L Scott ;
Windham—Simon Brainard, Ellaha Bronson; Henry
Bice. Elory Cheney;
Wells—James P. Taylor. James I Osgood ;
Wyalasing—Jaeob Strunk. Chester Buck;
Warren—P. H. Abel. W. Tyrell ;
Wysoz—John B. Smith.
Treasurer's Sale of Unseated Lands.
ToricE is hereby given. that agreeably to an act
of General Assembly of the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania, passed the 13th day of March. 181 ,
entitled "An act to amend the act enlitied an cl
directing the mode of selling unseated lands for lazes
and for other purposes." and of an act passed the
13th day of March. 1817 entitled; "a further sup
plement to an set emitted an act directing the mode
of selling Unseated lands, and for other purposes,"
'the following tracts of UNSE %TED LAND well be
sold at public vendue on the 10th day of June next.
(being the second Monday.) at the Court Howe.. in
the borough of Towanda, in the county of Bradford.
for the arrrarages of Taxes due, and the cost ac
crued on each lot respectively:
No. or INoof I Townsb:r. I Warrantee Ann:rant
Muni Acres I ?Carnes of tales
.
175 Albany, Abel Wagoner, 11 37
140 0 Nathan Carry, 9 49
291 " Abel Pierce, i 19 38
160 " . Phineas Bratlley, 10 50
100 " Daniel Shepord. 660
100 " Thomas Edwards:6 60
416 " Addrete Duekhans 27 83
400, " . Peter Benson. 26 10
100 U Sally Fish. 6 60
60 Asylum, Hannah Hibbard, 3 96
216 0 Joil Barrett. 14 24
69 0 Hannah Ilibbafd. 6 68
6 . 0 William Hibbard. 36,
100 0 ' . William diatoms, J 5-110
4101 Canton Caspber Sbatrner.d.r. - 1 27 12
4051 do & Leroy J •hn Morgan, 26 76
400 Fraokhn Cbo.--Citstafer, 26 46
400 " Johna Cooley, 26 40
400 " - - Henry Hardy, 26 40
400 0 - Peter Seely. 26 40
237 pt. Monroe John Stevens, 16 69
437 i ‘, Ephraim lrleAdams, 26 63
431* 0 Thomas Hamilton. se 63
400 " Peter Hampton, 26 40
400 " James North. 26 40
121 176 pt. Rome James Pope. 474
124 1691 do & Orwell Job Pell., 456
5619) 514 South Creek Johnsinn & Mifflin 33 90
5611 664 " a 64 32
5691 126 " • " .8 44
216 Springhill, Semite! Craft. 14 94
69 0 Samuel Porter. 464
216 i 1111 Peter Guinip, 14 30
121 124 Wyss,: James Po ..e. 11
JOHN HOR rON, Treasurer.
Treasury (Mee, April 4, 1850.
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111 W
SPRING GOODS.
es z ,A Nina Sixpence worth a Slow Shilling."
TAE' subscriber is now receiving a cristo stock
of spring and summer Goods. consisting of his
usual assortment at desirable styles, which will be
sold for READY PAY at die very lowest possible
priers. Hiving determined to sell goods for ready
pay enclusively.crustomers may depend arm get
ting goods of all kinds as tbesp as the same can be
sold by any living man. spit l E. T. rot.
IND OE4 geLltDll2oo
PLEASE call at ICON and see his assetinrent of
Dress Goods, Ribbons, Gloves. Hosiery. Mitts,
Laces, &c.; also, a large stock of IPrints,Gialthanis.
plain. embroidered and chameleon Lawns and Dress
Bilks, which will be shown with pleasure. and sold
at minimum prices. Corner of Main and Pine sec.
April t, leso. S. T. Fox.
TO THE PUBUG
THE sabaeribermerna kingdkperieece and oboe&
vadat). having satisfiiid themselves that a coun
try Alta Waiters ear be dime more advantageous ,
ly—both for the vendor and purchaser—for Cash.
than on a credit, hate concluded to awe all credit
Iransadion• on the first day of April en; and there.
alter sell earhisifely for Cash.
They. trust that the many good customers who
have heretofore patronized them. will condone their
patronage under the new arrangement, believing
they cab satisfy all such, that it win We for their in
terest to do so. and - Mat very little argument will be
necessary to convince all slid efery uric that gliods
san be sold cheaper for cash that tut a credit.
As some persoas may Mink that tin above is not
designed to include them—au. ale desired to dila*
dimly understand tbat it means pp KecisEly what it
reads and that THEY CAN Bgl.l. NO 00131)14
ON A CREDIT TO ANY CINEIi after the above
mentioned date.
ft is necessary that tbeir old business should be
closed, all those indebted will therefore see the ne
cessity of paying up, with as little delay as possi
ble..
It S. &M. C IidERCUL .
Towanda, March lt,
NEW SPRING GOODS
Just availed by
Towanda, tiara I. J. KlitGBEfEßt
BOOKS! BOOKS ! I
THE Subscriber is in the weekly reterp't (via
Rail Road) of New School and Miscellaneatis
Books and Stationery, to which the attention of the
community is respectfully invited. These Hooks
will be sold cheaper than the New York retail
Also,Also, a large supply of Dry Goods, Groceries,
Hardware, Crockery. Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes.
Naito, Mass, dm. dic., constantly on hand, Cash
Orders particularly attended tn. No. 2, New Brick
Block. two doors below the public square.
Towanda, Feb. 22d. '5O. JOS. RINGSBERY.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
BY virtue of writs of Vend. Expo. issued out of
the Court of Comnion Pleas of Bradford coon•
ty, tg_tie difected, t shall expose to public sale at
the Court House in the buro. of Towanda, on Mona
day. the 25th day of March, 1850. at 1 o'clock,
P. M. the following piece or parcel of land situate
situate in the township of stnithfield, Wooded and
described as follows, to wit: On the north by lands
of Champion G. Brown, west by lands of Willet
Brown, on the south by lands of John Sylvester &
Enoch Smith, and on the east by lands of William
Courtney. Containing one hundred acres more or
less, about sixty acres improved, one log house one
small framed house, and one framed barn and ap•
ple orchard thereon.
seized and taken in execution at the snit df Silas
Betts vs. Sohn Hall.
Sheriffs Office, Towanda Jan. 13, 1850.
to- The above sale stands adjourned until Mon
day. the 6th day of May nert, at the same place of
sale, and bale of dgy.
S. Dtttittl . NS P , 8114.
Sheriff -e s Office, Towanda. March 25. 1850.
TOWANDA ACADEMY.
THIS Institution hatints been rlacad 'la charge
of H. M. Hoye, and J. B. /Infra. h. 8., will
commance on Monday the 6th day of October next.
The Academical year will consist of four terms
of eleven weeks each: Commencing respectively;
October Bth, 1849, January 2d. April Ist, and Jua-:
17th 1850
Tuition per Term 1
Orthography. Reading, Writing, Geogra
phy and Mental Arithmetic.
The same. with Wells' Grammar, Adams'
Arithmetic and Town's Analysis.
Philosophy, Chemistry, Rhetoric, Logic, As
tronomy and Book Keeping,
Algebra. Geometry, Trigonometry, Survey
ing, Coale Sections, Analytical Geometry.
&e. 4 50
Latin, Greek and French Languages, 6 00
Fuel, let and 2d terms,
Scholars received at any period of the term, and
charged only froth the lime of their entrance.
Board can be obtained in private families on rea
sonable term'. .1. D. MONTANYE, Preet.
C. L. W•an, Bec'y. of Board of Trustees.
Towanda. March 30, 1 StO.
PUBUC SALE.
BY toiler of the court of Common Pleas of Bradford
County', trill be exposed to public sale et the house
of J. J. WAR FORD, is Monroe/in, on Monday, the
29th day or APRIL nem, at 1 o'clock. P. M.. as the
property of Jscob Bostotab. Jr., the : undivided half part
of lot of land in Alhaely township—Beginning at •
-mlock tree, thence north 294° east 83 mates to •
post ; thence south 61° east 71 p. to • post ; thence
north 294° east 120 perches to • post; thence by land
surveyed in the name of B. BellertM,lmuth 61° 129 p.
to -post; thence by land* of the Asylum Company
294° west 213 perches to a post; thence .at the line of
the Cridsvallader survey north 61° west 10 perches to
the place of beginning. Containing 200 acres atm, al
lowance, all unimproved, except some small improve
tnents made the other joint owner.
A. R. BOWMAN, Committee
March 23, 106111 , arise:oh Bowman. jr.
FARM FOR SALE.
11 THE subscriber offers for sale his FARM Dare) situated in D town-hip, Bradford coun
ty. Th e farm contains shout 18 Sc,?..
•seres Improved. and has on it a d ling
house an ham, and an apple °ratan!. I located
shout SO rods from the Busquebanna • . Poreession
siren innediatrly, if desired. Apply to
March 28, 1850. II ABBY COOLBAUGH.
NEW k C , ' SPRING GOODS
• NTANYES & CO.
AE ottostently rearidal Ng the New York Is Erie
Ilsittoed, direct trout New York. large dock of
SPRNG MD SUMMER GOODS,
width bays been booed low, end will ba BE4d eheap.-.•
Their assortment is now unusually Mtge, and offers
Averments to persimmon rarely to be met with. An
Inspretion will satisfy ,be peddle of this tact.
Towanda. March 48, 1860.
TROUBLE AHEAD.
THE WAR HAS ACTUALLY BEGUN,
Among the MaTthautl in Factorpilie
RW. %DAM& formerly of New York city. ha.
. just resented frees then with an entire NEW
STOCK and genentl. assortment of GOOD*. which ha
offers at eta following estrentely low pion..:—Calico
from I to 123 dente per yard, of the latest styles. both
of English end American manukeurre, and warranted
feat colors; Monona de brines from 123 to SS cents per
yard; first& gni& lawn Hingham of every style, front
123 to 50 cents per yard ; Broadelatha from $1 25 to
S 5 20 per yard r together with every style of Drees
Goods for both ladies and gentlemen. Abo ■ general
masermesit of Carpeting and Oil MIAs, at the some
Me of low prim. A complete smortment of press.
I int. yoeng byeon and hymen akin Tees. from 123 toll
cents per pound, all warranted wand end good. Also
Boon and Shoes. Gaiters, Hats and Cape, Crockery
end Gleams" Hardware, Neils, Helfing Mated**
*e. Also, Fanning Uteraile.Wayne County
Plows. &ea together with every description of earthen.
dim, all offered CHEAP at wholesale ar retail, apes
the sae prier.. cask or cackler priseipk. Goods will
always be exchanged fee ail kinds of Country Produce
us the abormsamed nob or otiroprias Fdan, at the Saw
stole known we the Farmer's Exchange, in FeeSary ,
villa, Tioga en., N. Y. Please call and me for your."
selves. Match 22, 11150"2 R. W. ADAMS.
tar firkins a( BITITER Art oak d
Much a, MO. INERGUIEre
1000 MOB Torts blood SALT far dairyman,
fat tab M *a Farsee• Esehaerp.ia rI
torn* N. T. anlo R. W. ADAM&
*M. S. DOBBINS, Sb'ff.
A LI. perwins indebted to the estate of ALONZO.
GREENOUOLL deed. lace of Canton twp..are
hereby requested to make paytnent without delay.
and those having claims aiainst said estate will
please present them duly authenticated for settle
ment. . !RAD WILSON,
400 1 Canton, March 31. '5O.
0000
3
ND NEW GOODS.
anbetribVis are now receiving a new ssi
aortinentof GOODS, of every kind, which will
be sold at very to pricer, and ezellseeety 'drank.
All who wish to mire-halve goods cpizAp are re
spectlfolly invited to call. and give the.P canto xyviens"
s fair trial: H. it do It. alteacua.
Towanda April dth. RUC
NEW GOODS.
ALARGE and splendid assprtment of NEW
siißmo AND SUMMER booms just receiv
ed by the subscriber. which he now offers to the
public for Cash orCoontry produce as cheap as
ever before offered to, the "natives,' those wishing
to obtain a large qUantity fors small amount Watt
do so by calling et No. S Brick Row.
Towanda March 3 1350. WA r.Lis BULL.
ARTICULAR NOTICE
ALL persons indebted to me by note or book se
count are hereby notified that unless payment is
made by the first day or May next, I shall proceed
to collect. This tiotice is general, and will be strict.
ly carried out. It my one has any doubt shont it
let them Wait and see. C. P. HARDER.
Towanda April 50850. ..!
IOORK. a few berets of Mesa It for sally by.
.L Ap. S, 1850. IL S. 4M. MBRCUR.
ADMINISTRATOR 8 NOTICE.
A"persons indebted to the estate of JOSEPH 8.
HAMILTON; &emitted; late of Windham t ar p.,
ere hereby requested trrinake payment wit houtdelay, and
those having eiders rOtirtm said estate *ill please pre
sent theta MI authenticated fot settlement.
JOSEPH • HAMILTON.
80PHRONIA E. HAMILTON.
March ft. 1150. Administrators.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICP. •
ALL persons indebted td the estate of GEORGE
SERGEANT, detested. late or the township of
Springfield, are hereby requested to make minim with
out delay, and those hewing claims against infid estate
willplease present them duly authenticated for settle
ment. ADELAI,DE SERGEAI 4 I
Springfield, Jan. 21 1250. A dministratriz
EXECUTOR'S rurncE.
ALL persons indebted tattle esttts of HORATIO
/ LADD deceased late of Albite). towwihip, are here
by requested to make payment without delay. and those
hawing (claims against mid estate will pleas, present
them duly authenticated for settleritent
MOSES A. LADD,
A RUNA H LA DD.
Executors.
Albany...lan 22, 1820.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
ALL persons indebted to th e estate of SEELY
CROFUT. deceased; late Jf Leroy township are
hereby requested to make payment without delay
and those having claims against said estate will
please present them duly authenticated for settle.
ment. EDMUND KELLY, Jr.
Leroy. Feb. 224,'50. • Adm'r with will anfil
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
AII. persons indebted to the estate of 'JON AS
P. SMITH. dec'd., late of Monroe to-p., are
hereby requested to make payment without delay.
01111 those baying claims against said estate will
please present thein duty authenticated for settle
ment A. L CRA NM ER,
Monroe. March 15.10
-EXECC MM'S NOTICE
8. HYATT,
ZICrneZION Z)/EINIifICI3 g i p
Of Tr..y, Bradford county, Pa.,
TROPOSES making :periodical vi•iis at Towanda
daring the session of every court. He may be
found at the bootie of .1. B. Cross, commencing on the
Sd of September. Reference can be had from any part
of the emsntlr. MI work arammord. au Bm3
1 WINTON, DENTIST,
Late of Owego. ff. Y..
HAS permanently Ineatea hinteelf in Towanda.
Office in the Union }Hock, over glwell's awe
nest to this Bradford Hotel. Oct. 16,1849.
SPEOIAL dou-a-r.
NOTICE is hereby given that a special court will
be held in and for the county of Bradford, at
Towanda, commencing on Monday, the 20th de) of
May next, at 10 o'clock, A. M., to continue for, one
week, at which the Hon. We. JUN:, will pre - aide,
for the trial of the following causes, to *ill
-131 May '4l Thos. Welch sr. Picks al. sci. fa.
341 May '44 Shoemaker vs Steph case.
312 Sep. '45 A Minter vs N enedict. trerpasss.
105 Dee. " C Butler eta . vs., Bennett et et. eject.
122 John Ac vs A Bowman et al. eject.
199 " Tin,.3 ow. Coal Co. vs. Ingham*, repl.
226 "
_W - Campbell vs G S Mathewson, appi.
153 Feb, tl Bartlett vs W& d 1 breslain, eject.
27 E Hemck es 0 Rickey et al. trespass.
.34 - Dec.. '4d E R peer vs E Rockwell. et al. eject.
9:23 " H Williston jr vs A Morris, appeal.
142 Hay '47 N Pease vs 0 P Ballard, appeal?
147 " do istines Lyon. replevin.
192 " R Prowl's ad's vs D Camp et al. sci. fa.
219 " Miller Fox vs David Ca..h. ea. e.
84 Sep. 17 Bpeneer vs 0 & A EllswOrth, case.
224 ,4 A Oordinier vs W Andrews et aL ease
1113 • r Murray vs Geo Rogers. appeal.
31$ • Aft Tozer vs Wm A Lane. "
118 Dec.'47 H F Burt vs K Wortuley. ease.
IPO " H Benjamin vs M Hinman, appeal.
75 Feb.lB Wynkoop et al. vs Van Buskirk, tres.
78 • do do eject.
13! . 1 Pennington At Haman vs Compton
138 do Beach.
155 " C Thomas et al. vs 0 P Ballard. debt.
72 May '4B R Prood's ad's vs 8 Brink. et al. eject.
192 " Davidson etc. vs Brooks et al. sci.ta.m
196 " J Hanson vs CI. Ward. case.
71 Sep. '4B Richardson et' al. vs .1 V Ballard, eject.
124 W Homphry vs De& Ts`Hornyhry
150 " Richardson et al. vs. 1 Dolce,
321 ■ rhos Elliott vs Israel Smith.
322 " 0 P Ballard vs C Thomar.sei. fa.
337 " Springfield tp. vs Williams et al. issue.
62 Dee...`49 &Hayden es John Zilion. debt.
* C Tallman vs 'Glints et al. eject.
164 " Nancy Snyder vs John Snyder. issue..
170 * A Midi!' vs Miens. trespass.
180 " L41E1114,0146 vs If Backus, trespass.
186 • .1 WAllistar vs W T Mitidaagb.
218 m Ell Pries vs t Mason. sci. fa. mart.
77 Feb. '49 8 Phillips vs 8 dilibouns. eovenaat
134 a S W Park vs Geo Davis, appeal.
134 • X X Millei / s Ilse vs A Pierce, trespass.
171 " 8 O Andrus vs H C Tallman. for. at.
174 D Driscoll vs .1 Driscoll. ejectment.
379 Sep. '49 Rite & Williamson vs .1 N Oitver, "
381 do - 3. Van Horn "
(rj" eutoptenas made returnable at 10 o'clochi
K., of Monday, the SOth of May.
April 12. 10USO. ALLEN M'KEAN. Prot;
ADMINISTRATOR'S SAIL.
BT 'kiln of an order of the Orphan's Court of:
Potter county. *rill be exposed to public sale on
the premises. at the bottse of E. Cole, on .Monday,
the 10th day of lube nest. at 10 o'clock A. M. of
said they the following described tract of land—
boonded on the. east by the eatnty line. on the north'
by the north half of warrant 15911. oft' the west by
warrant 1190, and on the south by warrant 1409.
Containing lee hundred and flfty acres, on which
is erected two log homes, and about . ten acres of
lacd bas been cleared—late the estate of Winsel
News. The lot is. situated m Rector township,
Potter county.
Tenn of sale—oar half cash la band. and thy
balance is one, year with approved averrity. 4
April 11. 1910. I.lk 010 1 /01.0, Ads r,
DC:$ blot friends and the
a pa*, that he has now for-all at his STORE.
a genettil • and chosen sesortnwet of -.BTOVEB, of all
sixes and patterns. which be isprepored to sell at whole:
sale of retail, or elehause for Country produce upon the
most aceoMmodoting third.
For stoves, sheOrne, tilt:Amend tinware, his serest.
meet is complete. He relines his thanks' to hit old
customers, to whom, end the pablic harenewehis levia
tatioe•to give him a &It before pdrchasing elowtinei
Don i f mistake the alag—but remember HAtL'l3 with
eide of the Public Neste. in Mot:teeny., Block.
U Those indebeo to me. sre hereby notified that
I am now closing my books, and unless they corns vo•
Innlotil, and male, they will hit eonspelled to do es,
Without further notice. D. C. HALL.
Towanda Dec. 12. 1849.
Subscriber intending to seU Goods for Ready
Pay &elusively after the Ist day of ' April.
Would respettfully urge all those indebted to hint
by note or book account. to pay op immediately 6
save cost. E. T. FOX.
Towanda. March let. 1850.
OLD York, State WHISKEY, for sale at "
' di 15
CI SEED.3S bushels choice, clean, large
seed, lee sale by IVELLESofk BATIRIB.
Athena. Jan. 30, '5O. •
UCKWHEAT FLOUR, of a superior qoa;ity;
13 for 'ale at TIFF'S.
NEW ARRIVAL AT THE
OLD DRUG STORE,
IarESTON & PORTER an now receiving, et No.
11 I, Brick Row, • large *Minn to their forma'
stock. cementing of
Grocerres, Liguori;
Oils, Paints, Oyestnffs. Fancy Goods, &e. •
which will be 'told at onusually tovi rates. They slay
offers for sale the splendid and genuine Teas of the Pa
IN TEA COM PAN Y. for which they are agents, and
which they do not hesitate to reconitnenil, as being su‘
pet ior to any other ithported. Whey basealso the igen:
cv of most of the genuine Patent Atedieines extant.
Towanda, Iltaltenther 29, 1849.
FIDELIA 8. SMITH.
Executor(
A. D. SPALDING,
Executors.
TOVES, STOVES 1
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
..ro. 1. Brick Row.-
Q . PERItI and Tallow Candlea. by the has or round,
LI at d 1 HUSTON & PORTER'S.
fißtitCk'd VERMIFUGE. by the do en or vial at
kJ dl IiUsTON & rottrEws.
DEAD SHOT, for bedbugs. et the Drug store a
. No. I. Brick Row. H. dr, P:'
pHASIVE SOAP, fot remoting Ist, pent:. oils, ace
warranted, at dl H. dr. P'S.
Q 11;PERIOR Wines and - Liquors-=-30 Mils. that kV
prior WHISK - EY jim rereive4l et H. &P.
THS WAY FOR
GREAT BARGAINS.
No. 2 Against the Tfort.2
jr.sr RECEIVED a splendid assortment of Goods,
J by the subscriber, at lio. `2, Brick Row, which can
be seen at all hours, and will be sold at die lowest pri
ers. Our friends will please favor us with a call, at
least. We will charige you nothing for looking, and
Very little if you buy. We Intend keeping constantly
on,hand a large assortment of
Cloths, . Alpaecast, [styles.
Cassimeres. Worsted dtessea, variant
%Warts, Sugars,
Tweeds. Teas,
3eana, Cot Tie, .
Vesting*. Selerstus,
DeLainet. Spices,
Merincsi ~.. Ginger, &e.. , '
Also. d lame assortment of Croeltefi.
WALLIS BULL,'No. 2, Brick now
Towstiis, N0v.,2 1849.
SlGTjet. •
A a pewees indebted td the drm of • Rvreew &
Pon-rte. are hereby requested to cell sad settle
it theft office No. 1, Erick Row, Withoet delay.
lIUSTON & PORTER.
Towanda Frb 9, i R5O,
ESS PORK.- , -112 bids, corn fed mess 'pork, fot
LVI sale very cheap by the Nitre! or pound.
Athena, Jan. 30,'50. WELLES & HARR f 6:.
NEW GOADS AT THE
CENTRAL STGIORE
TOW opening at the above. estahliiertent a rvery
large and desirable assortment of SPRING &
sum*Eß GOODS, which will lie sold at very low
ra • Rosiness at this establishment conducted upon
at. end honest principles. •You have tuir thanks for
pastfavors and we hope for a euntmoance of the same
.wire one bound to sell Goods Cheap.
Towande„ July 4. 1949. N. N. BETTS.
tt , LS 51° .2 Yr 05
LEArtILING. Laying nut Roads and tots, tilltialnit
Estates. Mresuring Masom7„Embankments, &c..
accurately done by E. G. IIIIe.HOLS. Office at Roma
Bradford county, Pa. Per , ens at a distance, needing
his vertices, shall by writing him a line a few days be
&Nahuatl, have their bnsitiess promptly attended to.
bbls. flour, 1090 lbs.Smolged Harris dr. Shoal
dem. and WO bushels of Rye-dc Corn for sale
for Cash at ml. FOrd
1131RADTORD
•
tiALDWIN & WALKER., •
HAVE taken this well known Hotel, aniigiVe notice
that they will be pleased to see thitridd friend..
and most happy to form new settosintsuqes. it is their
intention. and will.be their ermstant aim.ko give visitors
and strancera such a reception as will he sum to give
entire satisfaction. They respectfully solicik the patron. ,
age of the public& Towsnda,lBso.--41 •
CAUTION!!
MASON'S ONALLEtsIGE BLACKING
rr HE4mutense and steadily inervasina demand
for the celebrated MASON'S, CHALLENGE
BLACKING has induced numerous unprincipled
persons to' attempt an imitation of his Box 1.416e1.
varying it slightly, with a view to evade the law.
but at (lie same time designed to Impose upon the
universal confidence of consumers, in favor of Ma
son's Blacking; and as the counterfeit bears no
resemblance to the nrieinal. except in the label, and
has none' of tH good properties. Country Mer
chants, when ordering blacking, should be careful
to ask for " Mason's Original Chalkrtge Backing."
which is qd by all respectab a 'Wholes* Dealers.
in every Crtyin the United Suites.
Philadelphia. Feb. 20,'60 /AB. B. MASON.
FRESH GREEN OR BLACK TEA—Warranted
pod or no eahh the money returned in all eases
where Tea dues noi-auit ai .ma".l Frs'XS._
tCONANDA CHEAP
CLOTHING . STORE.
n EO. H. IttNTING, respectfully informs the pub-
N-. 1
tin that he is just receiving from New York
_an
simonmegt of reedy-made Molting, to—which he in
vites the attention of partition. Among hie stock
may be kind '
Over Coats, Sack Coats, Business - Coats, Frock and
Dress Coats, aoab, Pont:trolls,. Ns, Round
drawls, .4-e. in all sfyles arid all prices.
ga ie determined to sell his Clothing at unusually
low Films for Caw. and believes he eat myke it the in
most of theme wishing to purchase to gift hint a cell.
Ma' At the old steed. hawses Bart.fett and Irmo
her•re Atone, up stairs. •
Cutting end making up. done le usual In the meet
liteldeembht mos er. promptly and so order. , -
Towitoda. October SO, 11149 Y.
BAT WATER, tologeon. Flair Oita, led Perforne.
erg spilods, as rio.l, S. R. U. At P.