£cgal 9tfinetii6et' nents.
"mss MULWIL .
B y
virtue cf writs of Vend. .Exponas issued out
of the Coil of Common Pleas e . of. Bradford
n ty, and to me directed, will be exposed to
it i e sale, at the Court House in the boro'. of
'ands o nMonday the 6th day.of Stember. at
p. at , the following lot piece e _o p r parcel of
0 situate in the township of Athens; .Bradford
Isl.
thend bounded as foows
dog st east side of Whe e lock 's road, at the
ob.tresf corner of a lot lately . owned by John
t a m . ; thence north seventy-six and a half de
s. eat three rods to a corn. r ; thence smith
g ot ., deg. east one and seven-tenths rods : thence
rib seventy-eight deg. east seven and six-tenths
1:0; t hence north nine deg. west, four and two
o h red', To Sutton's south line ; thence south
r.thm foor dee. east seven and eight-tenths gods to
ss , m uz zy's west line ; thence south twenty one
tresi. a l ong Muzzy's west line. nine and
- tenth rods ; Thence south nizty three and a
e s a - est nine ant sever. writhe rods to the cru
d the mad, leading from Wheelock's factory to
lion ;thenc e south thirty one and three fourths
along the centre of said road , seven and
~pt- tenths rods to said Muzxys line ;lbw: south
deg. west along said Muzzy's west
siere ,is In the east bank of said road ; thence up
t he east ~ d e of said road to the. place Of beginning
on ,, e ,,ng about one and a half acres of land ex
tte t, of the same as lies upon the east side
d rosd having heretofore teen conveyed by E.
l c warner and wife to Shelden C.:Morgan, All
tptered.two frarned houses and a few fruit trees,
,ere ,
9e401 and lake!) in execution at the suit of Geo
H. Bradf•rd vs. Ehrabtlth VanGorder.
lot piece or parcel ofland
ALSO—The folio wing
sl:avol in Rome township, bounded abd described
at l",:ors to wit : North by lands of Patrick
, rowle , ; . ; wect itv land of Henry Sible ; south by
rd' ~(1, bias Lent ; east by land of Barthulo.
m ew Pearcal. Containing about s i x ty acres; 90
ace,
,rnp, ,„. k.roe kg house, framed barn and ap•
pier retard ?hero n :
fakrp in execution at the suit of Da.
,111arber rt 5. , 1,,ni0n C. Skinner.
The k lloy.ing lot piece or parcel of land
:eosi :n Canton township 'Bradford Cbunty. Pa.,
ort.ll and ,le , rr.f.- 1 nA follows tow .1 : On the
lands of Am z.a Mix. ratr by the
rr eadtne from Cannon 10 Troy, south by lands of
Greenleaf and Irad W Non, and west by Irad
n. Coninow ut half an acre. , be the
or loeL a , I improved one And a half sto
r.¢h framed h ,, u,e, and a F mall board shed
:.!nnd taken in exnentinn at the suit of Alb•
Ys. H . W. Hewit.
, 11—The follnWirg descrthed Int, piece or
and situntod in the tuw,•hil c t fcb,,ny.
bruncic.l and d , as fol.
z . On the north IA lard , 01.1 NI. David.
cast he lan) , I) 117,10, on
A•r• we.o bKland
Pi Engll , l) Ite'lin I‘ . l mx. (•,ntainittg
i-rd and Itt ei.tv-five acres he :he same
- me“. two framed house , . cme framed barn,
n.Ol and an at r', orchard thereon. •about
'es .mmove he satv mill there,m . halt
bitermti smre t h e
taken m exemnien at the suit of Na
llem. i s. Ira l)..dge.
kL so.....Th e 1011, win v. deser:hed, pteee Of parcel
,„ at ,d in Rome township, b , ttnded and de
viz : Ifeztftning, at the south
r er •! a lot deeded to Ruderirk Motels, then
oa p e; cn,c to a point due eaot from the north
o.cr fa lot heretofore deeded to John Crow
st,: aloog the north line of
lot 21u 8-10 perches, to the out line
ir,ct. a post. thence north 1° east, on
r .ti l,ne 65 perches, to the south
. • •, ~.• -;u•.&ed.d lot to Rode• ick Mor
er s 1.9= en , t 240 8-10 perches to the
ng 27 acres and 132 perches.
..• 1 - e some more or JesF, about 40
•• 11 framed houses, 2 framed . barns
.m •":A a ,! a:A a orchard of ft uit trees
r -team saw mill has been burned
V . • •
ta,;en w execution at the suit of Harry
~.:., u rvivay.r. Filmier of the him of Myer
.g t u , e E. R. 51yer vs Frederick
ALN ) —TiI e i.•l n n Er. described piece or parcel
n town , hip bounded as fol.
;he north by lan Is belonging to
n tl.e ea't by land, belonging to Silas
,n 'y lands bel..n•zing to Harvey
:::tinn the ttrettt ity lands belonging to P.
a:.,i containing 109 acres more
71 a , r, !rnpn.vcd. 2 orchards 2 fraro
hll 2liamed ha rm thereon erected.
exeetnnin at the suit of Myer
ii-e ni E. 11. Myer vs. John Perks
Che.! , .er Parkd 'erre tenants.
me. des, - ribctl piece or parcel
.e , t, the ton nsh , p of 11ysoz bounded
••••,1 a folk.ws : • On the north by lands of
urn on the east by lands of 13 F..
..•n •ne hr lam', of ilobert Sparding.
".• 1, 1! ;ands of E. R. Myer. eontait Ipg .5
:If) acres improved, with a frame
, se I c burn and a few frail trees thereon,
and ia'sen in execution at the suit of My
to the use of E R. Myer vs. Levi
kV alker 'erre tenants.
he folimxing described piece or parcel
• !uated in Standini: stone township, bound
: on the n rih by lands of A 8 Rolls
east ha. Win. (has on the south by the Sus
inna river. on the west by A. S. Rolls, with a
Ns: pint }trill; lot on the south end to the
:ear; anti culvert joining Alsnson Taylor, on the
conLaint..a about 3 acres all unproved, 6ne log
Lute old board sheds hind some fruit trees
.4—one other lot in said township, bounded on
lands ,f Edward Overton, on the east by
1{,6, on the south by A lanson Taylor, running
Ott on the west end, containing about 10 acres,
:tire or Int., all improved,
to! - ,er lot in Faid township known as
t, hounded on the north by F. Whitman,
John Dunn, on the south by Nati4aniel
west by Limon Stephens, contain•
• 3'l acres route or lens.
Wien in elecutiao at the suit of Henry
T'n v.. J 1) Primmer.
t.e; fr./limin g lot pieee or parcel of land
Stone. bounded and described as
• a" : nn the north by lands of John T.
P 3 ,1 by the Post road leading from To
!' rurik4nnork, on the south by lands of- Phi
"rh is,l o n the west by. the north branch car al
about acre be the same more or lesh-all
:timid taken in execution at the suit of Henry
"ci Ts. Amos V. Hurlburt.
10 -1 certain piece or parcel of
_Lind situated
t I•P bounded and described as follows viz
4 t north by the highway, on the east by lands of
I), Tittlf, on the south by Nicholas Coggidilir
test by the public highway leading from
ale: to Wyalusing creek—containing of an
*Proved, be the same more or lea, I framed
occupied as a tannery thereon.
. o —Orie other lot piece or parcel of land sitnat,
town.hip, bounded and described ea fol.
On the r, rth by lands of Chalks R. Brow,
Pt.( iw larof a of slid drown, on the south h.
r t , A lifou% n , o n the west by the highway lead
Rossille to Wyalusing creek, containing
founh of an erre, I framed building ocrupi
trecery and dwelling house.
anJ take n in execution et the suit of Giles
and Euget,e Keeler tra. Griffin Magee and
Ma gee .
following described piece or parcel of
tolled in Standing Stone twp., bounded and
as follow" to wit : On the north by, lands
z to John Park. on the east by lands belting
-3!lo Hurley. & Lames MeGretoix , the south
clanging to Patrick Lynch. on the west by
' l °llainx to Charles Harris, containing lib" (
'hi: the same more or lead, about 35 acres
on e log house, one framed shed and a small
'of young fruit trees thereon.
' taken in execution at the snit of E l dw'd
o i. George A. Stephens.
The tollow ing
described piece or parcel
utuated Shestie gain twp., bounded and
~..7 4 4 la follow s to wit : on the north by lands of
P ane, on the cast lm lands of John HorLaPr
Legal gi!fitfititicinctue.
- -
on the south tutf - WitiClirfratratir:tir filimpl*Vancire.
Vontainirtgabeittfifiti.!*intlitorlaw, i; : _abont thirty
sum itlptoved;' - olierot and hained-bouessos6Atee
barn t And is - small corchitirrot:finiCtreei theiiiiraut -.,
sifted ihdlakett jilt: exieatiii atlthe suit Of HP
Moortiltitlii-use OLT •PiPrbritir.,Tie Vyancise.,,
ALSO—rA piece: aro : fart:el - of . land :iitJefif :11f-,
boaridell limb by 'ilia tor Hosea Haitoi. west' by
landlorPaitte - Shitedieltes.seoth by latiaferf IltltatidNisis
'and,f eait tty land: of itiahup Griswold: - Contaitting
abenik'tfly acres, more or less ' ahotit eighteen acres
impraved, one log barn and
- aimpraved, few fruit trees-thereon.
Seized - slid taken 'in ..exetuticin it theanit of Geo
Pox vs N-satitit t , , •,..; : ; •-•-•*, • •:
ALSOL . -A, piece - or parcel raf land' R Pike' township
hounded mkt by fiends' now iii •Poisission of P
V &Lerman widow raf F Wittman deed, east by, land
of Seth Blakeslee, south by land of lames Shore &
James Festhetbee, west by lards of U. Saadens&
Joshua BUMWS. Confirming 75 acres more or less.
with about 80 acres improved, with one framed ht Se
and one (rimed barn and an apple orchard the n.
' Seized , and taken in exeCutipa at the suit o W.
W. Wells vs Lyman Blakeslee.' & Geo. Blakeslee.
ALSO—A piece or parcel of land in Ulster village
bounded on the north and east by Isola of Norman
,Shaw, on the south by lands of James McCarty, on
the west by the highway leading from Towanda to
Athens. Containing about one fourth acre, all lm-
proved with one framed building occupied as wagon
shop and dwelling house and one slab shed thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Wells
and Harris vs Wm. B. Smith.
ALSO—A piece or parcel of land in Ulster twp.,
bounded on the north by lands of Lockwood dec'd
estate, east dy lands of C. W. Holcomb, no the south
by 'he lumberyard road leading to the Sumps anna
river;,on the west by lands of C. W. Holcomb. All
improved containing about one-half acre, one f med
house, one turning lathe shop, one lumber shop there
on erected.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Chester
Bennet vs Christian Bennett.
A LSOT—A piece or parcel of land in Warren twp.,
bounded on the north and east by land of Albert Tyr-
rell, south by land of David Brainard, west by lands of
Samuel Al Brown & Oliver Corbin. Containing 25
acres, about 14 improved, one framed house, one fram
ed barn and a few fruit trees thereon.
teizpd and taken in execution at the snit of Nathan-
iel Lamson and Ebenezer Lamson ..va Wilborn Tyr
rell.
ALSO—A piece or-parcel of land jn Warren tp.,
beginning at a pine tree, at the north west corner,
and running south 12P west 129 perches to a stake,
thence south 98° east 8 perches to a stake ; thence
south. 89° east 70 perches to a beech tree, thence
north 1° east 134 perches to a. stake, thence north
89° west 48 perches to the ptace of beginning. Con
toining 45 acres and 30 perches, about 25 acres
improved. one framed house, one obi barn and a
few fruit trees thereon.
Setzed and taken in execution at the snit of Rufus
C. Buffington and Giles N Dewolf;Exr's of the ear
tatr of Benj. Buffington dec'd. vs. Curtis Beeman.
ALSO—By writ of Levin' Facies, the following de
scribed lot piece or parcel of land in Athens twp., he.
ginning at a sugar maple tree the south east corner of
a lot formerly :..onv,yed to Don't Orcott, thence South
135 7-10 perchesto a post, thence west 1066-10 per•
cbes to a post, thence north 137 5'.-10 percher to a
pitch pine for 4 corner standing on we south line of
said Oicuts lot, thence south 86° cast along the south
line of the totiil Oreutt's lot 106 6-10 perches to the
beginning. Containing 92 acres and 131 percher,
more or less, it being intended far the whole of lot No.
122, on warrant lot No. 1532, about 40 acres improved,
two 10. houses, one log barn, a small log corn house,
and a few fruit trees thereon.
Seized, and taken in execution et the suit of Almy S
Hale, administratrix of Thomas Hale deceased, now to
the use of James W. Mercur, va.Satuml S. Clark and
Albert Vangorder, terre tenant.
ALSO—The following described building and lot
of ground of Israel Smith reputed owner and contract,
or, Geo. M. Hollenbaek and Wm. Bell purchasers and
owners, since the first contract and also contractors,
to oit : A saw mill situated on the west side of the
Susquenarina river, in the twp. of Purell, on a lot
bounded on the north by lands .n possession of Han•
nah Smith, on the east by the said river, and on the
west and south by lands of Julius Holden, with a two
story double saw mill and about one acre of land, all
improved be the same more or Irsa.
Sized and taken in execution at the suit of Gordon
W. Fowler and 'William Douglass, millwright vs.
Israel smith reputed owner and contractor, Geo M.
Hollenhack and W,./. Bell purchasers and owners
sines the first contract and also =tractors.
ALSO—By virtue of writs of levart facias the
following described lot, pirce or parcel of land sit
uated in the township of Grenville. Beginaing . at,
or sixty percL2X north ? from the north-west corner
of a lot heretofore deeded to David railm, "...; the
parties of the first part, a beech for the said cor
ner of said Paine's Int, now in possession of the
Bosses ; thence east forty-nine and two-tenths per
ches to a post ; thence south 32 perches to a post ;
thence east 126 perches to a post, on the west line
of lot No. 158 ; thence north 78 perches to a cor
ner, thence west 78 perches, to a poplar; thence
north 76 perches to a post ; thence west ? 97 perches
to a post on the west line of lot No. 160 ; thence
south t3' perches to the beginning. Containing
121 acres and 68 and 4-10 perches, strict measure
it being taken from warrant lot Na. 1471.
t'ontainit►g 40 acres improved, one log house, one
log barn, one old shed, and a small frame not fin
bihed, and a few fruit trues thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Ste
phen Pierce vs. Van Rensalaer Champney and Ca
leb P. Griffin.
Al.so—The following described lot piece or par
cel of land situated in the township of Springfield,
beginning at a hemloCk sapling, north-east corner
of lot No. 1, on warrant lot No. 944 ; thence east
99-and three tenths perches. to a post nortu-west
corner of Joseph Robinson's lot; thence south 81
and 75 one-hundreths perches to the north-east cor
ner of P. Remington's lot ; thence west 93 and three
tenths perches to the nortb.weat corner of said
Remington's lot ; thence north 81 and 75 one bun
dieths perches to the beginning. Containing 60
acres and 117 and five-tenths perches, strict meas
ure, it being intended for the north half aim No. 2,
on saie.warrant lot No. 944—about tett acrrs Un
proved.
Seized and taken in execution at the snit of Ste
phen Pierce vs. James G. Harkness.
A 1.5 3-the following described lot piece or parcel
of land-situated in the township of Granville. Be
ginning at a beech. south cast corner of lot No.
152; thence north 20 and 5 10 perches to the cen
Ire of the road leading down the north branch of
the Towanda Creek ; thence along said road south
88° west, 54 perches and 3-10 of a Perch t thence.
north 145 perches to the south line of lot No. 182
a post ; thence east 54 perches to a beech north
west corner of lot No. 200 ; thence north 127' per
chds to the beginning. Containing 49 acres 67 end
5-10 perches. ghee measure ; alkont 90 acres
proved, one framed boogie and fradied barn, and a
small orchard of fruit trees thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the SUR of Rob
ert B. Davidson. adm't of Wm: Davidson, dec'd
who siirifived Timothy Paxson in the use of O. F.
Mason vs. Benj'n F. Taylor and Lumen D. Toy
lor adm'r of Jeremiah Taylor, dec'd and Geo. Vro
man, terre tenant.
ALSO—AII he following described lot .piete or
'arcel of land situated in the township of Granville
'eginniue, at a beech southeast corner of lot No.
182 on warrant tot No. t 537; thence north 144
perches to a post thence - east 52 and 4-10 pet'ches
to a post, north.west corner of tot deeded to Thomas
Pratt ; thence south 144 perches to a post south
-1 west corner of said Pratt's lot ; thence west 52 and
4-10 perches to the beginning ; containing 47 acres
and 25 and 5-10 'perches, strict measure, be the
same more or less; it being intended for the west
"half of lot No. 183, on said warrant lot ; about 10
acres improved.
Seized and taken in execution at the snit of Rob
ert D. Davidson adm'r of Wm. Davidson dec'd, who
survived Timothy Paxson to the use !AD, F. Mason
vs Eben Swain and ter. ten's: "'
ALSO—The following described lot, piece or par
cel of-land situated in the towriship• of Granville.=
Beginning at a beech south:west corner of 'tot No.
135, thence west 108 4-10 perches to hemlock for
a corner, thence north 73 8-10 perches to the south.-
west corner of Wm. Vroman'a lot. thence .east 108
4-10 perches to the southeast Corner of said Pro
man's lot, thence south 73 840 perches to the be
ginning, Containing 60 acres strict measure, about
thirty acres improved, .1 plank house and lag. barn
teed' 12.thilatktiirinuo
and rif saint, Orchardetif younk ireestberion.c
Seized and taketalkerecutionAtire suitor Ra
ni D,DividsOldidin of Win:Davidson, dec'd who
survived Timothy Paxson id the use of 0, F.
snwris. Oliver M. Nelson andlkckion itobbins ter.
tenant": '
'ALBO—The following described lot piece or par
eel of-land situated- in-the b, township of Granville..
Beginning at' beech sapling north. west corner oflot
No: 113 ;thence south 160 perches tott post thende
west 111 perches to a post; thence north 163 perch.
ea to a post ; thence east one hundred and eleven
perches to the beginning ; contain'og 111 acres,
strict measure, it being intended for the whole
of lot N 0.113 on warrant lot No. 1483, about two
acres Improved and one log house th€reon.
Seized and taken in execution at the snit of O. F.
Mason's use vs. Thomas Card, who survived Dan,
Johnson and Abagail Agnew, late Abagail Johnson
James Ross, and Jehial McKean, Ear's 'of Daniel
Johnson,deed, and Robert Rockaway and Wm•
Mead, ter. tenants.
ALSO—The following described lot piece or par
cel of land situated in the township of Granville.—
Beginning qa hemlock northeast corner of lot No.
134 ' • thence east 108 4-10 percher. loan iron wood
tree for a corner, thence south.Bo perches to a post ;
thence west 108 4-10 , perches to, a post; thence
north 80 perches to the place of beginning; con.
taining 64 acres and 30 petcheit,strict measure, it
being iniended for the north half of lot No. 186 on
warrant lot No. 1481 ; about 25 acres improved, 1
log house 1 log barn thereon erected.
Seized and taken its execution at the suit of Rob
ert B. Davidson, adttn• of William Davidson deed,
who survived Timothy Paxson. to the use of G. F.
Mason vs. James Sands, and piathan O. Ballard, ter.
ten's.
CHESTER THOMAS, Sheri&
Sheritra Office, Towanda, Aug. 11,1852.
Notice is hereby given, that au amount equal to
the cost, will be required to be paid upon each sale,
when struck down to the bidder, and upon a failure
to comply with this regulation. the tract of land will
again be offered for sale.
PE=MUMS BAWL
BY virtoe of a writ of alias Vend. Expo.. issued
ont of the Court of Common Pleas of Bradford
County, and to me directed, will be exposed to pub'
lie sale, at the house of V. M. Long, in Troy borough
on Saturday the 28th of August, at 1 o'clock P. M.,
the following lot piece or parcel of land situated in
Tioy boro..Bradford Co., bounded and described as
follows to wit : on the east by the highway leading
from Troy to Williamsport; on the south by E.
,Shepard's lot, the line between this lot and the said
Shepard's lot, passing through the center of the
building recently erected by the said Shepard L.
B. Hyatt. (said building having since been burned;)
on the west and north by lands of I. N. Pomeroy.
Containing about 1300 square feet, be the same more
or less, with a two story framed store house there.
on erected, (said bnild:ng having since been burn
ed.)
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Lew.
is B. Hyatt vs. Seeley Mann.
ALSO.—By a writ of 8., fa. the following lot,
piece or parcel of land situated in the township of
Troy, Bradford County Pa., bounded on the North
by the highway ; on the East by lands belonging to
the heirs of Seba C. Taylor, deceased ; on the South
by lands of Volney M. Long ; on the West by lands
of Eli Baird. Containing two acres thereabouts,
with a framed house and cow shed thereon all im
proved.
Seized and taken in execusion, at the suit of J. E.
Goodrich, vs. Bernard Hanaway.
CHESTER THOMAS Sheriff:
Sheriff's Office, Towanda, July 26, 1852.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
..11 LL persons indebted to the estate of Horatio
Ladd dec'd late of.Alhany township, are here
by requested to make payment without delay ; and
those having claims against said estate. will please
present them duly authenticated for settlement. •
ASENATH LARD,
JOmf:Pl - 1 MESARUI.
Albany township, July 17 1852. Administrators
ADMINISTRATOWN NOTICE
A LL persons indebted to the estate of Jonathan
/I Brink dec'd, late of Pike. are hereby requested
to make paymentwithout delay, and those having
claims against said estate, will please present them
duly authenticated for settlement.
E PH RAINIIIRIINK.
Pike, July 17, 11352. Administrator.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
ALT. persons indebted to the estate of LYMAN
VANDYKE dec'd, late of Albany:, are hereby
equested to make immediate payment, and those
having claims against said estate, will please pre
vent them duly authent!? . .im for settlement.
JOHN HATCH.
Albany, July 29. 1852.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
ALL persons indebted to the estate of JOHN M.
DAVIDSON dec'd, late of Albany tp., are here
by requested to make immediate payment and !hose
having claims against said estate will please pre
sent them duly authenticated for settlement.
JOSEPH MENA RDI,
ABSOLEM CARR.
Albany, July 22, 1852. Administrators.
A DMINISTR -1:1'01 NOTICE
ALT. persons indebted to the estate of JOHN
FEE, dec'd, late of Monroe township. are
hereby requested to make payment without delay,
and all persons having demands against said estate
are requested to present them, duly authenticated fur
settlement. T. M. WILSON,
ANDREW FEE,
Monroe tp., Jai', 29, 1952. Administrator's.
REGISTER'S NOTlCE.—Notice is hereby gisen
that there have been filed and settled in the of
fice of the Register of Wil s in and for the county of
Bradford. accounts of administration upon the fol•
lowing e‘tates,vir, :
Final account of Wm. J. Delpuch one of the Es.
ecutor's of Abram Fretts late of Sheshequin deed.
Final account of Delita Underwood Administra
iris of the estate of James Underwood late of Ath•
ens deceased.
Final account of F. Blackman and Harriet A.
Minier Administrators of the estate of Chester W.
Minter late of Sheshequin deceased.
Final Account of Alvin W. Thomas, Samuel
Case and Susanah Thomis Administrators of the
estate of Jacob Thomas, late of Troy . deceased.
Final account of Margaret Fries Ezeputrix of the
last will and testament ofJarnes Fries, late of Wells,
deceased.
Final accounts ofJames V. Wilcox Adm's of the
estate of Morris Malony, late of Mnnroe, dec'd.
Account of G. P. Freeman ti David Palmer ex.
'motors of the last will and testament of Richard J.
Eldridge, late 'of Canton dec'd.
Final acc ount of John McKean Ader of the es
tate of Edwfird Lay, late of Columbiti, dec'd.
And the same will be presented to the Orphans
Court of Bradford county, on Monday, the 6th day
of September next, for confirmation and allowance.
H. LAWRECE SCOTT, Register.
Regisier's Office, Towanda, July 30, 1052.
Pierre J. Detesters it.ux.to the use of Alpheus Gatlin
Jr., vs. - hoick Y . Johnston it Vincent Ditlle terre
fenant,Bradford Com. Pleas, September t erm 1850,
No 73
fr HE undersigned auditor appointed by the Court
to distribute moneys raised by writ of Levari
facias, issued in the above suit, will attend to the
duties of his appointment at his office in Towanda
bor'o, on Saturday, the 4th day of September, 1852,
at 1 o'clock, P M., when all persons interested are
required to present their claims or else be debarred
from any share of said funds. HENRY-1100T11,
Towanda, Auglot 5, 1852. Auditor.
AUCTION!!
THE Subscriber will sell thebalance of his stock of
GOODS at auction. commencing on Monday
the flth day of September. and Contincre every day
and evening until all is sold.
Towanda. Aug. 70852. E.' T. POT.
300 n LBS. BLAKE'S Patent Fire Proof
I Paint, just received and for sale by
Towanda, Aug, MS. ' MERCUR'S.
HATS—A large stock of fine silk Hungarian.
Kossuth, Panama and palm leaf hats rube
ceirrd by jl2l, 1. POWELL.
ArMiiintsif;"*c.
LS- -
R.Y.
- A 11E: now opening and offeiing sale
isle andNetad in extensive stock of BUMMER
GOOlkil„gmhracing a full assortment of goods usual
ly AUPYPY Mink which were limn:hued at extreMely
low ynces E mid will be ,solrl at lower prices, Ikon the
same tirtality of -. lltasks - a. . sold in any town wait of
New York:. We say to soil, come and - examine our
stock; and those who pay Casti . for goods will thid it
greatly fortheir iquirest lo buy at OS Cash !for*
Towanda. Juno - •
Boots and Shoes.
A I,ARBE stock of Ladies', Children's and Misses'
111. Patel's, Buskins, Blippers,lkss-and Bonta.;-0-,
Ali o a fine assorunept of men's Malloy's calf, kip and
morocco Boots, Elbow end Brogans.' and a good supply
of Rent's Gaiters and-Congress Boots just received at
Jane t. MERCUR'S.
QUMMER HATS.—A fine assortment of the s letest
Li styles of moleskin, Kosinith. Hungarian, rename,
pedal end palm leaf Hata4ast opened at
Jane 1. ' MERCUR'S.
SPRING AND SUMMER BONNETm..L.A choice
selection of ladies' and misses' Bonnets, and at
great variety of Bonnet Trimmings, now opening at'
Jvne 1. M B •
nliVltir estate quality CO UN STARCH, manufac
turedV/ expressly for culinapy and dietetic purposes,
for sale at junel _
DRESS GOODS—in'veriety, from India silks, to
3 cent Calicos. .Also the latest style of Dread
Trimmings, at spit° B. KINGSBERY'B.
BEFORE looking elsewhere, it would be weil for e
Ladies look at the Spring Bonnets, Arti6ciar
Flowers and Ribbons, which are sold so very cheap.
April 9 B. KINGsBERY.
CROCKERY.—The largest stock In town. Ful
dinner and tea setts, of white granite and blue
ware, which will be sold cheap at FOX'S.
GROCERIES.—The quality hint prices of Teas,
Suears and Coffee, always speak for them
selves. at apllo B. KINGsBERY'S.
MACKEREIZ-50 half barrels. and 25 quarter
barrels, at B. KIINGSBER vs.
QUINTALS CODFISH—TIit are worth
20 - • •
loping; at, if not buying. for sale by
April 10. D. KIN. OSBERT.
MESS PORK 1-14 bbls. Prime, fur which a high
price was pai4,arul fur which a high price will
be asked, by apllo B. KINGSBERY.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
OMORGIII_XI. Pl=0 1
Has opened a Clothing :tore at ATHENS, Pa.,
on the ready pay system. A good stock anew
and fashionable garments for sale at very low Fri.
ccs. Most of the assortment is of
Intome Nannfacture.
The cutting is under the dir•ction of an experi
enced tailor, and in this wanner durability in work.
manship and good lade in style are secured.
THE CASH SYSTEM
has been adopted, as the best method for doing the
business. as it enables the merchant to sell low, as
it saves bad debts, and is the best plan for every
body Here is the place where men and boys, old
and young may be suited on fair and economical
terms.
I hare but one price which gives the the advan-
tage of
srLz.r.rG CUE-IPER,
than shove who sometimes rake on the price in or
der to make up a loss, occasioned by the haggling
oedipus, unbusiness-like process, which customers
are usually obliged to undergo at most country
stores. With a good assortment of neiy and styltsn
OffiesTEAli.UCl,
' can make it to the advantage of every man and
boy to call a: the one price Clothing Store in Athens
Pa.
Athens. July 17. 1852 GEO. B. PERKINS
Q-1. N. B. Dealers in want of clothing to sell again
will tind ) good4 here. as cheep, if not some cheaper
than can be bought in the New tork jobbing.hous
e,—and better trade. .C D ,
More. New Goods.
T UST received and now opening by J. POWELL,
a large stock of Dry Goods, Hoots & Shoes, Hats
Groceries, Fish &c., which are now offered fur sale
at extremely low prices. Having been selected
with c „, - :ai.d;",n'..l"! l " for cash, they can be afforded
and will be sold at pt,. es Thal cannot fail to suit
the purchasers. An examination 0 his stock is
respectfully solicited J. POWELL.
SUM M EH GOODS—An assortment of Ginghams,
De Lains, Chambrays, Lau F, just received
and for sale by je23, J. PPYVELI..
ROCERIES—A large stock of Sugars, Teas,
l 3 Coffee, Molasses, and all ocher articles of gro
ceries just received and for bale by
June 23, 1852. J. I - ()WELL.
100 TS & SHOES—The largest stock in town
of ladies, misses, and childrens fine and coarse
shoes. Mena. boys and youths calf, morocco and
coarse boots and shoes just received by
June 23, 1852. J. l'O WELL.
risll—A fresh stuck of Codfish and Mackerel at
June 23, 1852. J. POWELL.
I=l
ADAMS & weer • -
Al TORNEYS AT LAW.
201M181N4 Bradford COlllll, Pa.
LOOKING- GLASS PLATES cut and fi tted or
any size, to be bad at the Jewelry store of
May 15, 1852. W. A. CHAMBERLIN.
MORE NEW GOODS T
BURTON KINGSBURY, would again rail the au
tention of all persons desirous of buying goods
cheap, to the large stock which he is now receiving
from New York ; embracing a full assortment of all
kinds of Guods which are adapted to the wants of
the town and counts y trade.
Towanda. June 24. 1952.
N. Y. & E. Railroad !
s, pierrrmirviow & co.
ARE low receiving weekly over the ailbve tho
roughfare, all the latest and' most fashionable
styles of Goods arriving iis New York, fresh from
the bands of the importers.
Also, the choicest and best of heavy Staple Goods
and at prices that cannot fail to please.
Their atrangements are such that they can sell
goods at wholesale for cash as low as they can be
purchased of the jobbers in New York city.
With an humble acknowledgmu a^. of past favors.
an examination of their yery extensivh assortment
of Goods is respectfully solicited.
Towanda, June 15, 1852.
pISSOL.4.ITI• N.
VOTICE is h ereby' given that the partnership
1-11 lately existing between E. R. Myer & Jesse
Allen under the arm of Myer & Allen, is this day
desolved by mutual concert, all debts owing to the
partnership eh to be paid to E. It. Myer, and all
demands against the Orm are to be presented to him
for payment'
E. R. MYER,
JESSE ALLEN.
Myersburg, Aug. 16th, 1852.
NOTICE.
THE subscribers wishing to close up the bisiness
of the late Arm of Myer & Allen. gives taped.
al notice, that all indebted to the same by book ac'
count,note.or otherwise, must pay up. All accountst
that ate not settled by the first day of December
next will be sued without further notice.
E.• R. MYER.
Myersbitrg, Aug. 16th, 1662'.
Ready :,:.11163111113r.I''• •4
•
• X. di( 4: ,ArArteuriata w , c co.
VROM Elmira IL Y., hrivir just arrived
E. wands, with one; of the largest . and moot 'corn
orte assortment qf cluthing,ever otterer4 in this sec
tion of the country. They are visnufactpred by
.thernselvesesclusively. at rates which will mks' ir
an object for the public to buy. Their, goods are
made and trimmed in the latest styles and from au•
perior cloth and will b e sp4 for p e e price asul for
cam 051.7.
Give us a call and if we do not satisfy the pitEtie
dour ability to make good , our promises. we shall
not ask their patronage. Customers can be fitted
with whole suits by leaving their measures at oar
store at the sh'ortest notice.
LocriTioss.--Next door south of Mercur's Main
st.,".*owanda ; and No. 7 Water at. Arnooto Hall.
Elmira; and under A. C. Porters flute, Tioga yill
age, Tioga Co. Pa.
Towanda May 29th . 1851.
MAKE ,READY! - TAKE AIM! FIRE!!
TOH N E. GEIGER, would soy to his oblfriends and
a! the pdblic st large, that be has constantly on hand
and manufacuirirer Rifles and shot Guns dce.. &c.—
Among his assortment of Guns may be found Double
and single barrelled Guns. Rillesof all kinds warranted.
Powder Flasks, Bhut %oche., Game Bags, Cap
Primes.. Also, Powder. sbqt, Caps of the best gush:
ty. six barrelled Revolving Pistols, do single
barrelled self cocking Pistols, Rifle Pistols, double bb'l
Pistols and common steel and brass 'Pistols.
F G., F. F. (i., F. F. F. G., Powder in Cans con
stantly on hand. ,
Any of the above "rides will Le sold awful cheap
tot the Ready Pay.
Keys of any kind flue d to Doors. Trunks or any
other kind of locks on short notice and sea/enable terms.
Repairing done with neatness and despatch. bhop a
few rods north of the Bradford House,
Towanda; May 22; lan., J. E. GEIGER.
MORE NEW GOODS!
El& A. MPBELI. would again call the wen
• lion of their friends and custorners to their
large and new assortment of Goods. just received
and now opening at their Furnishing Depot, con
sisting, of all things necessary to clothe the outer
man, all to be sold a little cheaper for the readypay
than ever. Come and examine, and be satisfied.
Towanda, May 14, 1852.
I A DOZEN BROWN LINEN COATS. from $1
I'l 4 to O. at • CAMPBELL'S.
NTELLOW, buff and white Vests, Coats & Pants,
IL a large lot for sale at CAMPBEL&&
It 7 CHESTS YOUNG 11 tiON, Imperial, Hymn
Skin and Black Tea.. Also 15 Bags Rio and
Java Coffee, lust rreei.eti at MERCER'S.
VA T
HEAT, Osts, Rye and Corn, taken in exchange
Vl' for goods. PHINNEY & BOWMAN.
111Q1 LL persons indebted to the estate of John
Welch dec'd, late of the township of Durell are
hereby requested to make payment without delay,
and those having claims against said estate, will please
present them duly authenticated for settl.ment.
flour= DPW..
Durell, June VS, 1852. Adtninistrator.
Libel in Ziivorne.
Rachel McCann, %s Joseph McCann, in Bradford
Com. Plcis. No 23 May 5, 1852.
TAMES McCANN , defendant in the shove cause :
el You are hereby notified that Rachel McCann,
your wife, has filed MI pennon for a divorce from
the bonds of matrimony.—And an alias subpocena
has beemreturned, and proof made that you are pot
to be found in said county. You are therefore here
by required to appear et the Court House in the bor
ough of Towanda, on Monday, the Bth Jay of Sep
tember next, being the first diy of September term
of aid court of common pleas, to answer the said
complaint, and show cause, if any you have, why
the said Rachel, shall not be divorced from you.
C. THOMAS, Sheriff.
Sheriff's r frier, August 4, 1852.
-
CAUTION.
ALL persons are hereby cttnioned agginit parch.
aging a note given by me, to Silas Scoville dat
ed June.-1852, for forty-five dollar. As I have
not rec'd any equivalent for said note, I shall not
p a y m e , - ,:me unless compelled by law.
Towanda, July 185., JOHN MeNIAHON.
ivalcsimics LOOM =WI!
CARPENTERS & JOINERS will find a full as.
sortruent of planes, gauges, saws, squares, trying
squares, bevels, compasses, iron and wood spirit levels,
augers, gimlet, center and roger bitts, broad, band and
bench axes, tidies, hammers, chisele, gouges, chalk
lines and speols„ brad and scratch awls, tape lines, &c.
BLACKSMIRIJS will find anvils, vices, bellows,
sledges, band and shoeing hammers, rasps, files, iron
braces, bitta, hand drills, horse shwa and nails, screw
plates,and a general assortment of cast,German, spring
English and American blister steel, Swedes, American
and English iron.
MASONS will find brisk and plastering trowels,
stone baminaro. lathing hatchets, white wash brushes,
&c.. constantly on hand at ERCI UR 'B.
I =0
PERSONS indebted to the subsoitbers either on
book account or by note, are hereby notified that
they must be paid without further delay. Immedi
ate attention to this call will save Cost.
JOLT. & RUSSELL.
Towanda. June 10, 1852.
WHEREAsi my* wife LINDA, has recently left
my Bed and Board without any just cam's or
provocation, this is to forhide all persons harboring
or tru.ting, her on my account as I shall not pay no
debts of her contracting after this date.
B. F. BUCK.
Bentley Creek, Aug. 6th..18.52. 4w
Selling off at Cost !!
THE sub Scriber will sell the balance of his stock
of Goods, at COST, fur cash.
ToWanda,May I, 1852. E. T. FOX.
In the Orphans court of Bradford Candy, in the
matter of the pattetion Of the real estate of STER
LING HOLCOMB, deed. .
TO Peter Holcomb, Hiram Holcomb, Horace
Holcomb, Chester Holcomb,Andrcw Spaldina
and Cynthia his wife, Elms, Bailey and Sarah his
wife, Luman Taylor and Matilda his Wife, Hannah
Bliss, Andrew Royce, Samuel Royce, Anson Cra•
mer and Louisa his wife. iCyntha. Matilda. Albert,
Benjamin, indion and 1 , 1 Wei Royee,who have for
their guardian ad !item, Orison Royce, Denton Per
ry and Alvira. his wife. Hiram Reynold and Lemi
ra his wife, Volney Taylor, Sterling 'Taylor, Hollis
&lama. Adelia and Harriet Holcomb, who have for
their guardian ad Went, Julia Ann Holcomb—Rash
Mary, Guy, Anna,lSterling and Burr Holcomb, who
have for their Guardian ad !item, Benjamin Hol
comb, Alvah, Lucinda, Mahlon. Jane. Cyniba and
Andrew Holcomb, who have'for *their giardiaa, ad
litem. Charles Stockwell— And all other persons in
(crested in the estate of Sterling Holcomb de&d.
NOTICE is hereby given, that at an Orphans
Court held at Towanda, in, and for the County of
Bradford, on the 11th day of May, 1852. The court
grant a cold upon the persons entitled to come into
court on the second Monday of,Bepternbernext, and
elect (if so allowed) the several items of property,
valued by the inquest in this case---‘and if
not, to show cause why the same shall notlbe sold.
By order of the coon. H. L. tIqOrT. .
Towanda. July 20,1852. clerk of Orphans court.
QAFETY FUSP.--Contrattora mai find a;anteriar
LI wide of Safety Tow it Ig S.
1153
~tisttitauo~e.
Attention Regiment !
ADMINISTATOR'S NOTICE.
Pay lip I Pay Try !
Caution.
'l . _.fiizino . i..- -, ' , ~---
NrWi..:ANII : CHEAP. GOODS;
THE JaPieraigaed has purchased a large, and
Choice:, selection of sEw GOODS, bought
under tbe: most favorable elrentitstanciti, ana for
sate ai tow for cash can be bolight elsewhere.
and tower than any braggadocia eaaroe ; wilt sell.
•-• May 5. Witt,. O. D. DAATLDTT4-•
Drug Pore, No: A Atria Now:
WSW' OIMMILS é WIT LAMM
mllO ,sobieribtr having pore-hared and rent
. 1 - 4 Dished the stnellt cf DRUGS. MEDICINES its.,
in Np. 2 Brick Res, Which now makes it a choice
and welf iereited asiorttaent of-Drug and Medf
cin for filthily die, at iliolesaleand retail. which
he b
Lt.
eerfully recommends to the publk,and craves
a s are of psblic patronage; • , ,
' . e Goods Will be sold as cheap or Cheaper than
gi t " .. /Air establishment West of New TerVfoi gash
gotd,ciah Oak."
Hera you will find outsized a few leading articles r
Seiltla Ale*, rosgate's Cordial
do Indic Elix Opi
Cream Tartai . Oa?* Liniment
Sop C Soda . Mat Dye -
Manna,. iforlesr Oil
Magnesia C ale' d Pintniept, Trestle
do Carl), do Dailey s .
do S 8 do McAllester
do Henry's Shakers Herbs
Colocynth do Extracts
do A ppli Tilden's Alcseolia Ifirr"f
Coihineal Rbei Extriat
Trusses Bogs :alai) Extract'
do Marshes, bleakim's Vanilla Ba i l
do Shaker. do Lemon di
Balsam W istetX do Mace do
do Cheesmazis do Almond 6
do Fir do cloves
do Copabia I do Allspice da
do 'fold do Nutmegs do
do Peru do reach do
do Polmoffary do Ginger de
do Sulphur dp Cinnarrion 40
Acid Tartaric• I do Orange de.
dot
do Acetic do Tooke
do Benzonie Lubin's Springllowee •
du Citric do Musk ski
du Nitric do Violette du
do Oxatie. do Magnolia 44
do Hydrocyane 'do Sweet Bri'r do
do Sulphuric do Jesmin do
Oil Linseed du fuck'y Cl'b do
"do Sperm' do Caroline do
do Olives do Jenny Lind do
do Castor do Boquet do
do X eatecoot Syringe, Pewter aetlegli
do Almonds do Glass do
(Nursing
do Amber Reel Bottles, Glass
do Amber Boil I do do Q. E.
do PLOW ' Rail Rhei Turk
do Caraway do do
do Croton do Ipecac
do Cubebs do Jalap
do Cummin Ido Ginger Whits(
do Fennel,do Gins
do Lemon iGninCamphor
do Cassia ,do Opi Turk
do Cod Liver Ido Myrrh Turk
do j r avandola G do . Arabia do ,
do IN eroli do Copal
do Jesmin I do Aloes Soet
do Nutmeg 1 do Aloes Cape
do Orange Chloride Lime
do Rhodium do -Soda
do Ruse Pastor Ruse
do Cedrat • hinglass do
do Copabia lEveni? Lancets
do Ergot INitra Silver, Op't
do Verbena (Ovid Bisnuth
do Vio.eite (Blue Ptll f mer.
do Metles.e halide Masa
do Mellefluer Tart. do
do Patchonly Carb do
Brushes, Paint isulph dq'
do Varnish rlaustie do
do Hair Citrate Ferri
do Hai r.Came4 lodide du
do Nail Tamil;
do Tooth Proto lod Mereary
do Shaving Strychnia
do Flesh Hiperik
dr! Cloth lEisterium
do Hat lodiup
Soap, Yankee Veratrin
do Crystalline Kreosote
Jo Ent. Wind Low's Hydra Cum Crete
do Coopers Morphine Salph
du Rose do Act
do Victora Calomel, Americas
do Orange do Engliiti,
do Tooth Precipitate Red
do Erasive a dol White
do Castile • Sulph Ztnei
do Military Bronze, Crimson
do Sarin do Pale Gold
do Brown' do Dark ihr
Fricopherous do White'
Pain Killer Gold Leaf, Op't
Ayers Cherry Pectoral China Vermillion
Oxygenated Bitters America do
Stoughton Bitters Prussian Blue
Chloroform Fig do
Hoffman's Anodyne V enitian Red, English
Together with Paints, Turpentine. Varnibh, Dye:
Woods & Dye• Stuffs, Glass, Putty, choice Groceries'
pure Wines and Liquors fur Medicinal -purposes.—
Alib, Cigars of the best brand ; and all articles coli
netted Ara the trade.
Raving secured the sertices of Dr. S. Herm,
whe keeps his office at this store, and will give me
dical advice gratis to people, they paying for the .
medicines only. Physicians can rely upon having
their prescriptions careful:y compounded and put'
up. The stock has been selected - with great care r
and the goods will be warranted as represented..
All of Dr. D. Jaynes' medicines. Ayres Cherry Pee:
gods:, schcncks Pulmonic Syrup of Yellow Dock
Root, Orrick's, ffdheneaClis. and Jaynes' Vertnifuge:
Together with all of the most popular Patent medicinal
now in use constantly on hand and for sale at
J. Pt, REED, No. 2, Brick Row.
- Towanda, May 14. 1352.
'DORIC and "Flour—a quantity of Pork and Fiord
jrii4 rri 4 eived and for safe by
May 27 J. POWELL.
riftY GOODS—A good assortment of Merinos.;
DR
Cashmere*. De Lains, Alpacas, and prints now
(ening at 718 MERCUirlik
'Sotto° to Bultscrib4irs:
SUBSCRIBERS to the History of the World. and
Webster's Dictionary, are respectfully notified
that the Agetit will commence delivering said works
by the 20th of this month. and will supply subseti
hers as soon as poisible thereafter. The thanks of
the Agents are tendered to ibepulplic for their liberal
patronage of these w.,rlcs, which will be delivered by
F. M. Babcock. 111 q.. Gen. Agent for Pennsylvania.
August 12, 1852. ASA KNAPP.
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
ALL pef„„ws flitting unsettled accounts with Itie
subscribers,-are requested to call immediately;
and
and arrange them either by note or payment.- Anil
all notes that are over doe, must be paid.
Toimida, April 6, 1852.
& M. C. MERCIJR.
FARM FORSALE.
1,5 THE subscriber offere at public sale;
his valuable FARM, situated in Sheshe
quin township, Bradford County. Pa..
containing one hundred and forty-pine,
acres. One hundred acres thereof are in a good:
state of cultivation. and the remainder is wood
and TIMBER land. There are two good dwelling
houses, a barn. carriage house, &c., situated upon
the main or riier folitf. and' a barn and , tem,et house
on the back pale' of the farm. Fitly acres of the
improved land lies upon the flat between the mail%
road and the river, and exCPtlingly fertile.
ALSO; the nadivide.!ltalf of a Saw Mill with lit*
'appurtenances, situated within half a mile of the
farm. and conveniently near to timberl and. The
whole property, is situated within about right miles
of the N . Y. & E. R.I. and presents a rare induce.
meat to purchasers. It will be sold eery kw, and •
reasonable, orEdit be given for one half oftheperch
ase Money. For further particular* enertrlre et U.
Mergers. Esq.. of Towanda. or of the sub ,e-'her.
Canti,n, July Tl, 185'3 B. RINGSBIIiIY.
Ell