£cgai 'Xboerliscmcitta.
ORPHAN'S COURT SALE.—By viftneof
, n order of the Orphan's Court of Bradford county, I
m ..voosc to public sale upon the premises, on MON-
T/v V the 26th day of APRIL next, at one o'clock. P. M.
' • 'tain trac t piece or parcel of land situate in Columbia
t*n bounded and described as follows, viz : Commencing
t a Dost and stones 011 the north side of the County road,
f'j,,l a corner of H. Bixby's lot; thence south one and a
s.if nerrhes to the centre of said road i thence along said
nth "3i° cst 14 8-100 peh'bcstoacorner; thence north
r" W fst 5 perches and jof a perch to a corner ; thence
'' t!l ; i ,3 i west 9 perches and 28-100 of a perch to & cor
*" on W- (}■ Bradford's eastern bounday line ; thence by
" i,i \V G- Bradford, north 2°, east twenty-four and 64-100
ni-rches to a past 1 thence by H. BiXby, south 864°, east
o" nerrhes and 4-10 of a perch to a post and stones, a cor
r of said Bixby ; thence further by said Bixby, south I°,
. t '1 nerclies 8-100 of a perch to the place of beginning,
containing about three acres of land be the same more or
' P Y".to the estate of Lemuel Mosher, dee'd.
HANNAII MOSHBR, administratrix.
April 2. 1656.
TREASURER'S SALE
A F UNSEATED LANDS IN BRAD
\ / FORD COUNTY.—In pursuance of an Act of the
(Vucrul Assembly, passed the 13th of March, 1815, and
ther Vets of Assembly, wiil 1* exposed to public sale, at
Y" Commissioner's office, in Towanda Boro , on the 2d
MON'D VY in JUNE, 1556. the Tracts of Unseated Lands
described in the following list, unless the taxes due upon
the siiine art paid before that time.
the E. C\ KELLOGG, Treasurer.
Towanda. April 1. 1856.
XT i >'"• i Warrantee j T
Warut i_Acres J or Owner. I
A TREK*.
IjsO 5- r, O Charles Carroll > 110 73
11 j 2 300 same, 6 86
ASVLUMM.
126 pt. Avery Cliristopher 7 74
100 " Bower Philip, 6 15
287 " Cortright Cornelius i 17 27
431 Cortright John, 26 63
230 Cary Nathan, 14 14
401 Dcveuport Cornelius, 24 64
231 pt. Devcnport Daniel, 14 23
433 Hollenbaok John, 27 65
116 pt. Kidd John, 7 13 I
200 pt. Sterling Samuel, Jr., 12 30
200 pt. Thomas Edward, 12 30
ALBANY.
91 Anderson Joseph, 6 85
107 pt. Baron John, jr 8 ..
200 pt. Carey Nathan, 15 ..
1071 pt. ( handler Elizabeth, 8 06 j
201 Chandler George, 15 08 i
78 pt. Castator Frederick 5 85 i
401 Gore Elizabeth, 30 09 '
210 Haines Catharine, 15 76 j
84-pt. Pierce Abel, 6 30 i
93 pt. Rush Moses, 7 .. I
122 l>t. Rush Elizabeth, 9 15 ]
80 pt. Scott Charles, 6 ..
200 pt. Thomas Edward, 15 ..
400 Young David, 30 ..
BL'KLINGTOy.
1494 88 Carroll Charles, 2 77
1493 195 same, 614
14SC 100 same, 3 15
H-t3 111 Wilson James, 362
ID2 100 same, 3 15
CANTON.
75 pt. Attis Frederick, 3 90
120 pt. Arnout Henry, 4 08
273 pt. Croak Jacob, 9 28
40 Friend John, 1 36
33 pt. Green John, 1 66
265 pt. Hand Edward, 9 . .
75 jit. Morgan John, 3 95
410 j Shefner Casper jr., 20 78
Via pt-. Shaw Robert, 12 47 j
75 pt. Singer John, 3 bO |
300 Slough Matthias, 11 20 j
100 Singer Abram, 3 40
46 pt. Shaw Robert, 1 57 j
FRANKLIN*
199 Barker William, 14 10 |
57 Cooley Henry, 4 04 !
241 pt. Erwin George, 17 01 j
400 Edge Samuel, 28 20 j
171 Edge George. 12 08 ;
131 pi. '•'uOertnn Richard, 8 21
2l4j[ Gratz William, 15 13
200 pt. Hardy James, 14 10
400 Hardy Andrew, 2s 20
do Hardy Simon, 29 20
do Hardy Nathau, 28 20
do Hardy Paul, 28 20
do Latiley Joseph, 28 20
300 pt. Lad ley Andrew, 21 15
429 Stuart Walter, to 17 i
265 Smart Deborah, 18 57 !
406 SiddOns "Samuel, 29 20 j
do SidilonsJoseph, 29 20
32.5 Siddons James, 2? 89 j
175 Siddons Peter, 12 16 I
32Sj Tyvout Andrew, 23 !f j
50 Wilson James, 3 53 j
!4 j 2 190 sme, 13 40 j
its'! 180 same-. 12 6'J
OR ANVIL LB
-1442 400 Wilson James, 788
HEKKICK.
179 73 Gray Patrick, I 41
35 Rhinehart < leorge, 69
LtTCHf IKLtb
120 Beck Frederick, 2 31
LECOV.
129 pt. Attis Frederick, 7 95
4"7| Antis Henry, 25 09 j
132 pt. Baker John, 8 12 !
430 Baker Win. M. 26 ?6 1
200 Baker Wm.. 12 3d
357 Douglass Andrew, 23 78
408 Henrv Joseph, 25 09
413 Uoyd Peter, 25 57
352j Morgan-John, 20 43
407j Morgan Jacob, 25 09 )
437 Pennington BcuJ., 26 90
C 5 ) Pattou John, 29 85
222 Reed Collinson, 13 £5
4:1.5 Shoemaker James, 26 81
t!3 Simons Joseph, *5 45
129 jd. Singer John, 7 95
42.5 Wilson Wm. 26 30
437 Wistar Win., 26 90
151 WitxeU John. 11 02
KQNKOF.
100 Aedftson Samuel, '24
309 Anderson Joseph. Is 55
3'd Benncr Jacob, 21 67
350 Benuer Jacob jr., 23 38
4374 Briggs Richard. 20 24
322* 4 astator Frederick, 19 32
172 Ellis'Marcy, 10 33
97 Gray William, 5 80
400 Hampton Robert, 24
160 Hopkius Robert, 9
3s 4 pt. Hamilton Tito mas, 23 04
4.52 M A dams Ephraim 27 13
400 North James, 24 ..
2'HI pt. North Samuel, 12 ..
400 Shotts Peter. 24 ..
do Hhotts Frederick, '24 . .
do Shotts George, 24 . . j
2*o Wallace Mary. 16 80 1
100 Woodruff Hannah, 6.. j
OVERTON,
•343 Betz Henry, 3.5 24 '
343 Betz Josejih, 25 24
343 Betz Joiin, 25 24
343 Betz James, 25 24
WD By son HenTt. 29 40
375 Cooley Samuel. 27 52 i
"9 Castator Harmon, 29 40
do Castator Joseph, 2'J 40
do Cooley Joshua. 29 40:
241 p. Erwiu George, 17 72
343 Edge Peter, 25 24
100 pt. Ellis Marry, 7 35
172 pt. Edge George, 12 66
343 Fritz Samuel, 25 24
too Hat;a Samuel 29 40
do Hardy Samuel, 29 40
375 Hardy James, 27 53
390 Harris Ann, 23 67
Wo HiP.ingsworth Stephen, 29 40
do Hardy Ilcnty, 29 40
1"0 Ladlev Andrew, 735
375 Moore George, 27 53
100 Moore Paul, 29 40
393 Moore John, 29 91
-99 Nirth Samiitd. 14 70
WO North Jonathan, 29 40
2,,n Palmer Thomas, 14 70
400 Temple Samuel, 29 40
do Temple Peter. 29 40
do Temjde George, 2'J 40
do Soetey Peter 2'J to
d' Ss-iev Joseph, 29 40
100 Sreley Henry, 29 40 j
..J'? Siddons James, .5 53 1
Sidilon* Peter, 16 51 !
- " pt. Woodruff Hannah, 13 23
in riKE "
131 pt. George Cochrau, 2 62
30 pt. Reeder Samuel 3D
ROME.
Baron James, *4
Beutley Saignel. 54
Ilk KIIMiBEKY.
14. Carrol Charles, 1170
Uli : same, 489
name. 3 30
ill, SJUriG iELD.
il* '7® Carroll Charles, 195
:i;i , same, -8 79
ls> !'' fame, 359 .
Gt pt King John. 2 26 !
fai v Form creee. j
kn . '■ Johnston A Mifllin, 1* 81 '
,iK pame, 2 49 I
lea - TCPCAROK A.
. Trimm George, 1 93
I ,J P uter Henry, 145
1,.. , WARREN.
tj Jacobs Casaander. 827
;-*} Ja-ohs Pct*r. 927
5 Js. >ig laci, 827 4
£cgal QMtterliseintnia.
327 pt. Jacobs Henry, 4 43
WtLMOT.
1® pt. Bradley Phineas, 11 28
230 pt. Bennett Bufua, 17 63
350 Baldwin James, 24 68
395 Downing Reubin 27 87
28 pt. Leakey John, 1 97
401 Morris Israel, 28 29
80 pt. MorFis Benjamin, 6 64
395 Spalding Simeon, 27 87
400 Sterling James; 28 20
200 Sterling Samuel, Jr. 14 10
100 pt. Shcpard David, 7 05
394 Williams Rufus, 27 79
ALSO —ln pursuance of the provisions of the act of the
act of the General Assembly, passed the 20th day of April
1*44, section 41, at the same time and plapc will be expos
ed to public sale the tracts or parcels of land or real es
tate described in the following list, unless the taxes due
upon the same are paid before that time :
I 3 > i> l r c
1 ear. |To whom Assessed. g J- 3| "c s - H 3
!_ a. '■ p.® , 2. 2. g
1852. Albany. .Corn. Maloney, 150 100 T 96 $1 30
1854; > " John Martin, 113 113 1 63
1852 . Asylum;. Pierce Lemon 95 95 1 14
...... " Ralph Peters' heirs 50 50 80
1854.. " Michael Croak, 60 60 46
1853.. Athetas boro'; Thos T Huston, house and lot 4 32
1854. " Thos T Huston, house and lot 308
1853. .Athens tp Belden. j house and lot 80
1954. " Mrs E Benjamin house and lot 140
" Geo Hallock 83 33 3 30 ICI
1853 . Armenia. ,B. Coolbaugh 200 200 200 1 76
1854.. " same 200200 200 154
I • " CI. Ward 200200 200 164
1852. Burlington Moses Bennet 50 50 5 45 13!
1851.. " Matthias Armstrong 50 50 50 126
1852. " Simeon 1' liensoii 73 60 2 46 131
1854. .Columbia Joseph Crediford 19964 65 905
1853. Canton. Jaa Locke's est. 400 400 20 380 352
I*4B. .Durel. Susan McAffee 190 190 2 52
1849.. " eam 190 190 228
1952 " same 200200 160
1853.. " same 190 190 249
1 " Edmund Wbalen 70 75 1 23 I
1951. Franklin James A Paine 200 150 150 105 1
1953.. " Joseph Fassett 75 50 60 40
1852 . Granville . Henry Hawly 161 170 170 100
153 . " II Townsend 164 164 164 289 '
Herrick. Dechastellux CL C 200200 250 '
Leroy.. Lyman Bailey 22 4 19 87
" O Kelson 141 4 110 360
®54 Monroe .Jared Hart. J house and lot 1 05
Overton. .0 Maloney 100 100 5 95 161
1853. Pike. .Jas S Stevens 30 30 . 3 31 I
1851..R0me Daniel Hill 50 10 10 51 j
1652. .Rome. . Daniel Hill, 40 40 62
1853.. '* William Onan, 62 20 42 50 i
Sheshequin .Akron Shccler, 72 4 68 l 791
South Creek A. Fuller, jr 50 46 3 43 1 09'
1854.. " D. A. Fuller, 50 50 50 77
...... " C'v.Strowhridge 100 100 5 95 462
" AdamsA IvirbjTlSO 1150 16 06:
1962. Standing Stone JCronan, 45 11 31 102 !
J W Castor, CO 3 57 117
" PI) Havens, 43 43 3G 7 5 02 !
1853. . " J W Custard, 59 59 5 54 115 !
• " P D Havens. 43 40 40 560 '
" J J ADM Dull, 100 100 100 ICO !
1854 " J W Castor, 59 5 64 100 j
1350. .Smithfield, J T Hall, 160 160 30 120 370
1852. *" PL Morton, 50 7 43 134
" Wm Itulfe, 50 2 48 120 j
1853. " Solomon Gates 75 75 75 1 81 i
" John O Sterns, 192 192 192 361 !
1854 " Amos R.ise, 100 15 85 277
" John O Stems, 192 192 1 03 !
1853. Tuscarora. John Piiinney, 20 10 10 45 j
.Towanda bo Joshua Johnson house and lot 82 j
1854 . " John M'lntssh house and lot 384 I
Towanda south B. Wilcox e.-A. 77 49 j
1853 .Ulster James Lenox, 50 50 20 30 240 j
I*sl Warren Thos G Dunn. 50 50 6 44 1 39:
1353. . " Henrv Hl.tnchard 160 100 100 189 j
1864.. " Henry BlaHchard ItKj 100 100 140 '
1852. Wysox. J L Gorscline 100 100 10 90 3 04:
1853 Wilmot Richard Biles 50 a 45 87!
..... " Kdwd Overton 99 99 I 32 :
" A Rial Wo'Mward 113 113 150 !
1855. " John Mulligan 88 10 78 135 :
1851.. Wyalusing .Derrick Cobb 75 70 15 55 tB4 I
E. C. KELLOGG, Treas. Brad. Co. j
Treasurer's Office. Towanda, April I, 15",6.
OTICK-.—Notice is hereby <?iven that on
the 6th day of February. 1856, a petition signed by j
J. M. Bishop. F. W. Brown. John Allen and sundry other
' citizens of Wysox township, Bradford county and its vi- j
I cinity, was presented to tiie Court of Common Pleas of ,
said county, praying to he incorporated under the name
| of " The W ysox Brick Meeting House," .agreeably to a
j constitution annexed to said petition : Whereupon the
same having la-en ja-russ-d and examined hv the Court and
the otjects, articles and conditions therein set forth and
, contained appearing to be lawful and not injurious to the
community, the court directed said writing to is- filed in j
the office of the P roth o notary of said court, and that no- '
tice be inserted in the Bradford Reporter for at least three I
weeks before next Term--that application has been made :
to said court to grant said charter of incorporation ; and
if no sufficient reason is shown to the contrary, the said |
court will on the first day of May Term next, decree said
petitioners to be a corporation as ur.ived for in said peti
tion. ALLKX MK.KAX, Proth'ry.
Towanda, March 1?, 1856.
REG ISTEIi'S NOTIC"ES^-Noticc~is^here
by given that there have been filed and settled in
the office of the Register of" Wills, u and for the county of
Bradford, aeronnts of administration upon the follow ing
estates, viz :
Final account of K. P. Bradley, administrator of the cs- 1
tatc of Michael Vincent, late ot OureO. dee'd.
Final account of Olive Shaler. administratrix of the :
estate of George Shaler. late of Burlington, dee'd.
Partial account of Daniel Strong, executor of the estate !
of John Strong, late of Wells. derVi
Final account of John Elliott and J. F. Chamberlin, ad- ,
ministratfw of the estate of Wm. Morrow, late of Wyalu
sing, dee'd.
Final account of John A. Codding and Betsey Barnes. :
executors of the estate of Rhesus Barnes. late of Pike, do- l
ceased.
Final account of Nelson Barnes, administrator of the es
tate of Amos Green, late of Orwell, dee'd.
Final account of John Klynu and Catharine Kusick. for
merly Catharine O'Kwfc, administrator of Dan'l O'Kecfe !
late o:'Rome, deceased.
And the same will be presented to the Orphans' Court
of Bradford county, on Monday, the sth day of May next, j
for confirmation and allowance.
JAMES H. WEBB, Register.
Register's Office, Towanda, March 26. 1*56.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE.—In pursu
ance of an order of the Orphans' Court of Bradford
countv. will be exp<>s-d to public sale on the premises, at
1 o'clock, P. M.. ou WEDNESDAY, the 30th day of April
next, the follow ing described lot. piece or parcel of lund ;
siluaie in the towuship of South Creek, iu said county,:
containing 95 acres or thereabout*, bounded on the north
by lauds of Philo Fassett and Jaines Dewey; east bv land
ot F. B. Brown, and south by laud of Augustus Hilimitn ;
with about sixty acres improved, with an orchard thereon 1
growing and a framed house and ham thereon erected— j
Said lot of land lielonging to the estate of William Decker j
latent' said towuship. deceased, and is the saiuc lot ua
whieh he redded at the time of his death. AUendauctr
will he given and terms of sle made known by the sub-
scriber or by some person for bini. CALVLV WEST.
Ridgbi ry, Maidi Executor.
VU DI TOR'S NOTICE. —Jlcnrif S. Mrrt%r
note to thf uie of J. M. Perk and H. >J, Moort ct. 1
Richard llorUm and Curti* Smith. In the court Of Com- 1
raon Pleas of Bradford Co. No. 299, May Term, 1854.
The undersigned Auditor appointed by &aid Court, to !
distribute the funds raised bv Sheritt sate of defendant's |
real estate, will attend to the duties assigned him j
at his office in the borough of Towauda, on Tuesday the
16th day of April, 1856, at one o'clock in the afternoon, |
wlien and wbi-re all pers'Xts having ciaiwis are request- j
• d to pre: cut the 10, or be firevtr debarred thereffuui.
X:w-fb 15. ii'A ! KNPY I> J JUL kwoiiw
£*gal 3.&DcrtioenicntQ.
QHERIPPS SALE.—By Tirtne of sundry
Jr Ven^f ionl Exua. waned put of the
Cotfrt of Common Pleas of Bradford Comity, and to
me directed, will be exposed to pobllc sale at the Court
House, In theboro of Towanda, on Monday, May 5,1856.
at 1 o clock, P. M. the following described lot piece or par
cel of land situate In Litchfield twp., bounded on the north
by land of Stephen Evans, east bytand of Wm. Cotton and
Seeley Qble, south by land of Orson Corner, and west by
other lands of defendant, Allen Baldwin, containing about
fifty-two acres more or less.
f °J her ,ot P leoe P" reel of ' an< s situate in
Litchfield township, bounded on the north by lands of
Thomas Munn, west by lands of B. B. Kceler, south bv
lands of Jacob Campbell or Joseph Parks, east by lauds of
If crf F about thirty acres more or less,
i lot P iece OT Prcel of land situate in
Litchfield twp., bounded north by the public highway and
land ot Cyrus Merrfll. east by land of Stephen Evans and
other lands of defendant. Atfen Baldwin, south by land of
Grson Larner, aT,< l by lands of Thomas Munn, con
taining about eighty acres more or less, abont fifteen acres
improved and one framed barn thereon.
r u V L'fl ( !;r. one °i ' ot .P'9ce °r Parcel of laud situate In
Litchfield twp.. Wounded oh the north, east and south by
other lands of Allen Baldwin, and west by lauds of TTioui
as Munn containing one acre more or less, all improved
one log house with a framed addition and one saw mill i
thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Isaac Shep
ard, executor of Job Sheyard, deceased vs. Allen Baldwin
B ddwrn *-vaus. Also, the same plaintitT vs. Allen
ALSO—The following described lot piece or parcel of
land situate in Wy.ax twj>., bounded us follows,to wit :
Beginning at the N. W. corner or Alvin Whitney's lot,
thence north 39 east 132 perches to a dry hemlock: thence
sonth 51° east 64 perches to the N. W. coruer of a small
lot deeded to L. S. Case ; thence south 18° west 31 per
ched to the south-\resit corner of said lut ; thence
south 51° east 15 perches to the south-east corner of Case's
lot , thence north 19° east 31 perches to the north east
corner o. said Case's lot; thence south 51° east 97 per
ches to a post; thence south 1° West 167 perches to the
north cost corner of Valcutiiie Woodburu's Ipt ; thence
north ol west 216 perches to the beginning, containing
1-4 acres more or less, al>out 50 acres improved, one log
house one framed house, a framed barn and a few l'ruit
trees thereon.
Seized ai.d taken in execution at the suit of Burton
Kingsbury vs. T. W. & W. E. Woodhui u.
ALSO The following described lot jilecc or parcel of
laud situate in Durell twp., bouuded north bv lands in
possession of John Johnson, ea-t by Linda of Samuel Van
derpool and the Benjamin Aela fariu (origiually.) nowoe
c,!P'ed h y s -S. Bradley, south by lands of Meaus .V Storrs,
west by the vVm. Morrison tract, now owned by David
.ash, containing about four hundred and thirty acres,
more or less, about ftlty acres improved, four plank and
framed houses and one trained haru thereon.
ALSO A cluster of Islands in the Susquehanna
riier, known as the Gordon A Ada Islands, containing
about forty acres more or less, partly improved.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Joseph Wil
klns now to the use of A. 11. Smith vs Israel Smith.
t, 'J .l. 1 ' " ,n * H. B. Griffin ct. al. to the use of A.
B. ainith vs. Israel Smith.
ALSO— The following described lot, piece or parcel of
land situate in the town-hips of Ridglwry and South Creek,
bounded 014 the north by lands of Peter I Van, on the east
by lauds of Joe! Clinton, Joseph Patterson and Martha A.
llill, on the south by lauds of Barkley Clark, and on the
west by lands of Hiram Mason, containing eighty-two
acres more or less, about nine acres improved, two log
houses thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of J. R. Ingc-r
--sal! ct. al. Ac., vs Jaines Griffin.
ALSO The following described lot, piece or parcel of
land situate in Wysox twp. bounded as follows, to wit :
Beginning at the N. W. corner of a lot of land deeded bv
C. L. De C'hastejlciix to Charles Newell, thence N. 39° E.
95 perches to a post; thence X. 51® W. 80 perches to a
post, on the Warrant line ; thence south 1° west 126 per
cties to the beginning, containing twenty-two acres and
one hundred nineteen perches more or less, about fifteen
acres improved.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Burton
Kingsbury vs. J. L. Woodburn.
. . i? The following lot, piece or parrel of land situ
ate in Troy twp. bounded as follows, to wit: Beginning
m the centre of the highway at the south cast corner of a
lot deeded January 24th, 1854. by Nat hank! W..niton to
Barnard Hmneuw.iy ; thence by the centre of said road,
north , west 14£ perches ; thence still bv the centre of
said road, north Ji°, east 25 and 3-10 perches; thence
south 874 , east 59$ perches to the fence on the west side
of the W ithauisport & Elm in Railroad ; thence smith 24°
west 20 A 7-10 perches to a post: thence south 3°, east
'9 t i 2 perches to a jjost; thence north 87$°, west
j3 A b-10 perches to the place ot beginning, containing
thirteen wws and fifteen perches more or less, all improv
ert, one bo.rrd shantee and a few fruit trees thereon.
Sewed and taken in execution at the suit of Nathaniel
Momton vs. Barnard Hami-nway.
, ALSsO —The following described lot, jiiece or parcel of
land situate in Pmithficld tup. bounded on the north and
west by the pnWic highway, on the east and south hv
lands of Daniel Andrug, containing one half an acre la
the same more or less, all improved, oue frame house,one
frame barn thereon.
ALSO One other lot piece or parcel of land situate in
said township of Sniilhfield and hounded outhe north and
east by lands of Daniel Andrus, arid south and west by
the public highway, containing one acre more or less, all
improved, a few fruit trees thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the swit of Newburv
and Peck vs. James B. Wood.
ALSO—The following described lot, piece or parcel of
land situate in Springfield twp. bounded north bv the
highway ami land of Gardner iteunett, east bv lands of
Jaines Philips, south by lands or Arnasa Faulkner, and
west by lands ol Thomas Pine and Gardner Benuett. con
taining thirty-live acres more or less, about eight acn-s
improved, a framed house, a •'mall framed barn, a cooper
shop trd a lew fruit trees thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of John V.
Tushler to use of Abiram Pierce vs. Samuel Faulkner.
ALSO—The following described lot piece or parcel of
land situate in Albany twp. bounded on the north bv land
of Amasa Scribbins, on the cast by lands of Hall.
on the south by lands, owners name unknown, and on the
west by lands of John Brimmer, containing one hundred
and twenty-six acres and seventeen perches more or less,
about ten acres thereof improved, one Jog house thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Christian
Ilcverly vs. John Read.
ALSO—The following described lot, piece or parrel of
land situate in Monroe twp. bounded on the north bv land
of Guy C. and James W. Irvine, 011 the east by lauds of
John Bristol and Simon Pool, on the South hy lands of
Ezra C. Kellogg, on the west by lands of Jerome S. Sals
bury, containing about sc\euty-ix acres be the same more
or less, about ten acres improved, with one log house, one
log stable and a few fruit trees thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of O. P. I.vou
vs. Wm. Kelch.
ALSO— The following described h>< piece or parcel of
land situate in Leßoy twp. bounded north bv land- of
Russell Haxton and John Loomis, West by lands of John
Haxton, south by lands of Ethan Pepper, Latham Andnis
and Uriah Clark,"East by land of Pearl Haxton, contain
ing about thirty pine acres more or less, about twenty-five
aercß improved, one framed or jdauk house, one framed
barn and a few fruit trees thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Francis B.
Tern ton vs. Edward K. Sabin.
ALSO- The defendant's interest in tin- following lot,
piece 01 parcel of land situate in Lcßov township bound
ed on the north and east by lands of John Hammond,
south hy the Towanda Creek, and west by lauds belong
ing to the estate of Seeley Holcoinh, dee'd., containing
altout twenty acres more or less, all improved, three log
houses, two framed barns, one saw mill, blacksmith aliop,
and a few fruit trees thereon.
AI -SO—One other lot, piece or parcel of land situate in
Leßoy twp. bounded on the north by lands of Wui. Buiiyon,
east by lands of V. Bruce, south by lands of Jesse Warble
ton, west by lands of P. Shoemaker, Philander Hoslcy,
Seth Haxton, and by lands, now or formerly owned by
Mark Porter, containing about fifty acres more or less,
about twelve acres improved, one log house, log barn ami
fruit trees thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Xedcbiah
Smith 2d. to the ice of K. Pomerov vs. Ellis lloagland.
ALSO—-The f 11 >wi ig described lot piece or jiarcel of
land situate in Ulster twp,, bounded north hy lands of H.
Myers, east by the public highway, south by land of J.
Hall, west by land of C. E. Wells and S. Huff, containing
one acre, be the same more or less, one frame barn and a
ft w fruit trees thereon.
Seized and taken iu execution at the auit of Welles and
Harris now to the use of M. W. Hamilton vs. G. J. Walker.
AlisO— The following described lot piece or parcel of
land situate in Rome twp. and bounded on the north by
lands of C. ('. Worthing, "n the east by the road lending
from Rome Springs to Mork-v Hill, on "the south by lands
of L. T. Izent, on the west by lands of S. W. Elliott, con
taining one lmndrtd and seventy five acres, be the same
more or less, about seventy acres improved, one framed
house, one framed bar 11 and an orchard of fruit trees
thereon.
ALSO—The following de-s-rilx-d lot piece or parcel of
land situate in Rome twp. bounded north by C. ( . Worth
ing. east bv lands of Wm. Elliott and P. Murphy,south by
lauds of l!. Poi son, west by the road leading from Rome
Springs to Morh-y Hill, containing eighty acres more or
less, about thirty acres improved and an orchard of fruit
trees thereon.
ALSO—The follow ing described lot piece or parcel of
land situate in Rome twp. hounded north and west by tin
public highway, south hv lot purchased by Judson Hoi
comb, the defendant, of Lewis Golf, cast by lands of John
Passmore, containing eighty feet, front and two hundred
and fourteen feet back, he the same more or less, all im
proved, one framed house, OIK- framed storage house and
hull aud "lie large framed burn and shed and one framed
store house thereon.
ALSO—The following described lot piece or parcel of
land situate in Rome twp. bounded north hv lot conveyed
14 Judsou Holcomb, tin- defendant. ly Lewis Ooff. east by
lands of John Passmore, south by lands of P. Forben. west
by the public highway, containing fifty feet frout and two
hundred and five I'eet'decp. be the same more or less, all
improved, one framed dwelling house and a few fruittrees
tbojreon.
A LSO--The following described lot piece or parcel of
land situate in Rome twp. bounded north by lands of Loui
sa Wattles, cast by Lode of W. E. Maynard, south by the
publk highway, west by lauds of Wm. Berry, containing
160 feet by 90 teet, be the same more or leßa.all improved,
one framed burn thereon.
.YLSit The following det-i ribtd ht piece or sro! of
laL i"tu6.te in Tvunvlvf COUBWVU n ..-vu ty itaa. of Le*
Ccgat
m Barnes and Martha Wnrnev, east by lands of Lotrtea
Watties. Polly Crtunurr and Martha Vt amcr, aouth by the
pubfiri highway, west by lands of Martha Warner, contain
ing Hi acres, be the same more or lew, all Improved, one
framed bam and a few fruit trees thereon.
ALSO—The following described lot piece or parcel of
land situate in Rome twp.. bounded north and east by
lands of Morris Cranmer, south by the public highway,
west by the Baptist meeting house lot and lands of Win.
Claggrtt and others, containing two acres, be the same
more or leas, all improved, one framed house, one framed
granary and one framed barn thereon.
ALSO—The following described lot piece or parcel of
land situate in Rome twp. bounded north by the Towner
Hill road, east by lands of Jndsou Holcomb, the defendant,
smith and west by lands of Jolm Passmore, containing 50
feet front and 150 feet deep, be the same more or less, all
improved, one framed house thereon.
ALSO—The following described lot piece or parcel of
land in Rome twp.boflnded north by the Towner llill road,
east by other lands of Judsou Holcomb, defendant, south
bv lariils ot John Passuiore, west by other lauds of Judsou
Holcomb. defendant, containing 50 feet front and 150
back, be the same more or less, one framed house, one
framed barn thereon.
ALSO—The following described lot piece or porcel of
land situate in Rome twp. bnuuded north by the Towner
Hill road, east by other lands of Judson Holcomb, the
defendant, south by lands of John Passmore, west by oth
er lands or Judson Holcomb, defendant, containing 50
feet front and 1.50 feet deep, be the same more or less, all
improved, one blacksmith shop thereon.
ALSO—The following described lot piece or parcel of
land situate in Rome twp. bounded north by the Towuer
Hill road, cast by lands of Mrs. Amanda Rice, south by
lands of John Passmnre, west by other lands of Judson
Holcomb, the defendant, couUlniug 50 l'eet front and 150
feet back, l> the same more or less, all improved.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of S. Hutchin
son h Co. vs. Judson Holcomb.
ALSO—The following described lot piece or parcel of
laud situate in Koine twp., bounded north bv lauds of Ger
sh.im Towner and James M'Cabe. aouth by other lands of
James X. lngalls, the defend/at, west by lands of James
B. Demoney, containing eight acres more or less, all im
proved, one old gri.-t mill, one framed dwelling house, one
framed shop and a few fruit trees thereon.
AL.SU—The following de-eribed lot, piece or parcel o(
land situute in Rome twp.. bounded north by other lauds
of James X. ingalls, defendant, east by- lauds of James
M'Cabe, south by lands in possession of Nelson Lent, west
by lauds in possession of Clark Baxter and James B. De
money, containing live acres and 46 perches be the same
more or lea, about five acres improved.
Seized and taken in rxeculiou at the suit of James M'-
Cabe vs. Jamas X. In galls.
ALSO—The following described lot piece or parcel of
land situate in Granville twp. bounded north by land of
Streeter, east by Harry, Grimtin and Philander Saxton,
south by lands belonging to the estate of Henry Saxton,
dee'd., west by land formerly owned by I>. 1,. Saxton. and >
lately sold to K. and C. Williams, containing about fifty J
acres be the same more or le-s, about '25 acres improved,')
with one log house and a few fruit trees thereon-
Seized and takeu in execution at the suit of 9. W\ A D.
F. Pomerov vs. Henry Aver.
ALSO--The following lot. piece or parcel of land situ
ate in Kidgbery twp. bounded north by unseated lands,
east by n lot known as the Kilen Haty lot, south by land
of David Gardner, west by land of John Middaugh, con
taining about fifty aires, more or less, ten or lifteen acres
improved, one board shun tee, log stable and a few fruit
trees thereon.
Seized ami taken in execution at the suit of A. G. Cor
nell now to the use of Samuel Kavnor vs. Theodora* Lar
rison.
ALSO- -By virtue of a writ of I-orari Fa.r piece or par
cel of land in South Creek township, distinguished as
part and parcel of n lot Xo. 5685, and bounded and descri
bed as follows : beginning at a norway pine standing at
the north east corner of Pit no. 5686. "and on the line be
tween the state of New York and Pennsylvania, thcncc
south 4Gl> pop-lies to the south eust corner of said last men
tioned lot ; thence from a birch tree standing at said cor
ner east 37.1 perches to :i beech tree standing at the south
east corner of lot no. 56*5 ; thence north 1 IB perches to a
hemlock : thence north 26° west 125 perches to a maple :
thence north 10° west l'i perches to a norway pine ; thence
north 20° west 05 perches to a norwav pine ; tlience nortli
40° west 141 perches to a norway pine standing on the
beforementioned line between the state of New \ork and
Pennsylvania : thence along said boundary liue north *7°
west H>)4 perches to the place of beginning. Containing
*3l acres of land be the same more or less, about two hun
dred fifty ucres improved, three framed houses, four log
houses, one steam saw mill, one black smithshop, three
framed barns and an orchard of fruit trees thereon.
Seized and tuken in execution at the suit of Jared Ar
nold, to the use of it. A E. Covell, vs. Wright Dunham and
ira Elsbree and Geo. Dunham, terre tenant.
Al.RO—The following described piece or lot of land
situute in Rome twp., beginning at a corner of land of
Barnahus Clark in the warrantee line ; thence south I°,
west 74 and 9-10 of a petclt to a post in a line of land sur
veyed and now in possession of Win. Pepper ; thence
south 76°. west 137 and 4-10 perches to n beech, another
cornerof Pepper ; tlience north 1° east 38 A 210 perches
bv unsold land- to a post; thence south 76", west 79 per
ches to a pot: tlience north 59 and 4-10 perches to a post;
thence south 80°, east 7 and 9-10 perches to a hemlock ;
thence north 111", east 21 perches to a post, a corner of
Barnabu* Clark : thence along said Clark's line south 99°
east 197 perches to the beginning, containing 109 acres
and 83 perches, strict measure, more or les, beingji part
of a larger trait of land and known by parcel No. 83 and
T\ arrant No. 114—about 100 acres improved, two framed
houses. two framed barns and two apple orchard* thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Edward
Overton vs. John Parks and Wni. B. Parks terre tenant.
JOHN A. CODDING, Sheriff.
Stw-rllTv Oilii-e, i
Towanda. March 27, ISSC. f
W Notice i- hereby given, that an amount equal to the
costs will be required "to t<e paid upon each sale when
struck down to the bidder, and upon failing to comply
with this regulation, the tract of land will again be offer
ed lor sale, John A. Copiumi.
ORPHAN'S COURT SALE—Bv virtue
of aii order of the Orphan's Court of Bradford Coun
ty, will be exposed to public sale on the premises, at 1
o clock, I'. SI., on TUESDAY, the Bth day of April, A.
D. Is.id. the following village lot and buildings tlmreon,
with all the appurtenances thereunto belonging, situate,
lying and being in the borough of Troy, and bounded on
the South by Klmira -tract, on the west and north by land
of Aionzo Long, ami on the east by lauds of Stephen
Pierce, Esq., containing about J of au acre be same uiore
or less.
Attendance given, and ternw made known on day of
"*>*• . 1). W. C. UEKRICK,
Guardian of E. Ilerriek Thomas, and Laura Adelaide
Thomas. minor children and heirs at law of Allen E. Tbo
ina". late of Troy borough. deceased.
Troy Borough, March ISAft.
ftALK.—By virtue of a writ
F J of Vend. Exponas, issued out of the Court of
Common Pleas of Bradford county, and to me directed,
will lie exposed to public sale at the Court House, in the
horo' of Towaiida. on .MOXIt.W, April 14th, 1 Sod. at 1
o'clock P. M.. tile following lot, piece or parcel of land
situate in Athens Born". lnuinded on the north by landsof
l'. S. Ibiyt. on the cast by Main street, on the south by
Shipmau A \\dh'N. containing AO feet front and ho feet
hack, be the same more or less, all improved, one building
occupied as a dwelling house and wagon shop and shed
att ached, and one hlack-uiith shop thereon.
Seized and taken in execution t the suit of George A.
Perkins vs. James Smith.
JOHN A. COPPING, Sheriff.
Sle'rifFs Office. Towanda. March 17. ls.'.fi.
I IST OF .11" IIOIIS drawn for May Term
-I .J and Sessions, lhoii.
CRIMI .II ROn.S,
Albany Orrison HihUard. Stone —lolin Hull'.
Canton Tlmmas Mi nicy. -John I. Poty.
Columbia— Helon Budd." jTowanda boro' Win. C. Bo-
Erankliii Southwick Pren-j part.
ticc. (Troy boro'—GeoN Ncwburv.
Granville -Scth K.Porter, j Seth >V Paine. M. Gnstin.
Litchfield -Henry Mutin. I Troy twp.— Adin Calkins,
Lclioy—J M Stjiiioy. Timothy Case.
Overton ---Jacob .Strove. ' Windham—Price Doane.
Pike Edward Jones. j Warren-—Oliver Cnrbin, Ca-
Ridglsry—Charles Baldwin.| leb Abel.
Sy Ivania borough—Abraham. Wilinot—ltavid S Miller.
Scout on. i Wysox—John Martin.
THaccuse Jiriimis—FlHST W KKK.
Albany- Rollin Wilcox. j son. Cornelius Malgltt
Canton Irad Wilson. A SlSylvania boro'—Peter Mon-
Thomas, Win Vanderlip, j roc.
Burlington Charles T Co iS|ieshef|nin — Samuel Griffin,
vet-dale. Jacob Moriev. Benjamin Smith.
West Burliugton—Benjamin Smithtield -Horaceßrighnin
Boss. Springtielil—Henry It Smith,
franklin J J Hammond. North Towanda—Win. Pit-
Grtuivilie— Dennis Perry. tricli.
Merrick—Jeremiah Ander- I'owranda Boro'—John Bet
son. John Purand. dleman. Lyman Rogers.
Leßoy -Jaines Crofnt, J P I'roy twp.— Kit ('ase.
Vast fleet. I Inter—Mln-rt Newell.
Monroe- Benjamin Northni| i Wysox—Jesse Smith, A C
Orwell—Aljiiionzo Isiyd. j Hinman.
Pike O V. Stevens, Amo.-i'Vilinot George Elterly.
Baldw in. j Warren--J S Allen, Cyrus
Bidgltery—Thaddeus Itavid j Wheaton.
son. IWvalusing John Citoniber-
Soutlit'rcek Alex. Tliomp-I tin.
FE'ONP WEEK.
Asylunt -Gideon Fitch. IRidgharr—Jas. T1 Vannc"t.
Athens borough--Coroeliu-j Reuben F Squires, King 11
Huasicker- I Cuinniinps.
Burlington—ll P Willtekn. Rome—Alviu Towner, James
J W Spencer, \\m B Shi Larton.
ner. aimitiifleld—Nohemiah Tra-
Colitmbiti— Howard Taylor. r cy. Perrv Nichols, Hirain
Batemau Monroe. Farnsworth.
Canton—Flias Rockwell, It South Creek— l'hilo I'aesett,
A Spalding, N B Taber, Jr.
Leonard Lewis. Troy twp—Robert Cbfllin,
Ditrell—lsaac Curtis. I C M DeForest, Wm Alonzo
Lcßoy—Reuben R Palmer, i Thomas.
Litchticld—Orson Cantor. N. Towanda—Stephen Pow-
Monroe tp—Joseph Miugns. HI.
Overton—Jonathan r 'an:p. 1 Warren—.Wallace Baker.
Orwell—George C Frisbir. Wlodhaui— A Ivan Cowles. 8
Pike—Jjortm® J-jJ I 1$ Ftneaakc,-.
• sadism® Ja:k--cn Illicit
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE .Notice
f iTC ®: tha * ail PHns Indebted to (he es
tate of Richard Stjmble, deceased, late of Rome townehip,
are hereby requested to make pavroent without delaf;
and all persons having- claims against said estate will
please present them duly settlement.
DAVID STRUIILE,
refcnlM 7 12, 18'iC. Administrators.
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE —Notice
| -/A. hi hereby given, that all persona Indebted to the es
tate of Thomas Miles, deceased, lata of Canton Town
ship, arc hereby requested to make payment without de
lay; and all persons having claims against said estate will
i please present them dnlv authenticated for settlement.
Teh. 12, 1 felg. JOSEPH 0. VANDYKE, Admla'r.
I A DMIXISTRATOR'S NOTICE Notic
; il i> hereby gives, tbnt all persons indebted to the es
tale o< Thus. A. Strong, dee d, late of Wells tp. are re
i quested to make payment without delay ; and afi persona
having claims against said estate, must present them duly
authenticated for settlement, to the subscribers.
AMANDA J. STRUNG,
A. W. AYREK,
February 6.1856. Administrators.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE—AT the Orphans'
. Court. In tie matter of tie ettatf of Jotrph Brig
kam. The undersigned Auditor, appointed to distribute
the funds in the hands of the administrators, will attend
to said apiaiintment at the house of C. O. French, in Ttidg
bery, on Saturday April 5, 1356, at 1 o'clock, P. M., at
whfch time and place all persons having claims upon said
money must present them, or else be'forever debarred
from the same. THOMAS 9MKAD, Auditor.
February 30, 1860.
j A DMINISTRATRIX NOTICE.—N^e
! XJt is hcrebv given, that all persons indebted to the es
tate of FREDERICK HALL, d ec'd, late of Cauton twu
i twp, arc hereby requested to make payment without de
l lay; and all persons having claims against said estate will
; please present tiiem duly authenticated for settlement, to
C. E. Rathboue, of Canton.
HARRrETT E. BRADLEY.
Feb. 7.1856 i Administratrix with will annexed.
I A EDITOR'S NOTICE.— In the matter of
a V the re tote of Minor It. ti'Ucor, decta/ed. In the
Orphan's Court of Bradford County.
Notice is hereby given, that the' undersigned, Auditor
I appointed by said Court, to distribute funds in the bauds
! of the Adrn'nistrators of said estate, raised by the sale of
real estate, will attend to the duties of his appointment,
| at his office, in the borough of Towanda, on Saturday,
the 17th dav of April. 1 5 56, at two o'clock, P. M.yywheu
and where nil persons having claims upon said funds must
present them, or else be forever debarred from the same.
March 1 1. 1 P. I). MORROW, Auditor. _
A DM IMBTR ATOR'S NOTlCE.—Notice
J a. is hereby given, that all persons indebted to the es-
I tatc of Jefferson B. Rnudell, dee'd., late of Armenia twp.,
are hereby requested to makepayment without delay; and
all persons having claims against said estate will "plcaso
present them duh authenticated for settlement.
HANNAH RUNDELL,
ELlfcilA ROCKWELL.
February. 20. 1856. Administrators.
\DM IN ISTR ATOR'S~N OTlCE.—Notice
a. A. U herebv given that ail pers"iis indebted to tlif •-
tate of WM. HORNING deceased, late of South Creek
township, to make immediate payment, and all persona
having demands again-t said estate, will present tnem du
ly authenticated for settlement.
JACOB HORNING, Administrator de bonit non.
I February 26, Iroti.
I A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTlCE.—Notice
1 /JL is herebv given, that ail persons indebted to the es.
! tate of CATHARINE HORNING, dee'd., late of Smith
1 Creek.are requested to makepayment withoutdelsv; and
those having demands against said estate will present thein
duly authenticated for settlement.
! Feb. 2G. I*l6. JACOB HORNING. Administrator
A DMIN'RS. NOTICE.—AII persons in
defit.-d t<> the estate of UtVfiK CAKR, deceased,
late of HEKRICK township, are hereby notified to make
I payment without delay, aud ail persons having demands
against said e.-tatc are requested to present them duh au
thenticated for settlement. NANCY C AUlf.
Feiiruary 26. 1*66. Adiiiistratrix.
TDROCLA M ATI ON.—Whereas, the lion".
I DAVID WILMOT. President Judge of tlie 12tb Ju
dicial District, consisting of the Counties oi Bradfoid. Sus
; qiiehanua and Sullivan, and Hons. Myron Bali.ai;!) und
II TUNY ACKLKV. Associate Judges, in and for said county
| of Bradford, have issued their precept learlng date tho
20th ( day of March, A.D.18.16, to mc directed, for holding a
i Court ol Oyer and Terminer. General Quarter Sessions of
the Peace. Common Pleas and Orphan's Court, at Towan
da. for the County of Bradford, on the first Monday, tho
! Ith day of MAY next, to coutinno two weeks.
Notice is therefore hereby given, to the Coroners and
Justices ol the Peace and Constables, of the County of
: Bradford, that they be then and there in their proper per
son. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day, with their
I records, inquisitions.and other remembrances, to do those
things which to their office appertains to be done ; and
I those who are bound by recognizance or otherwise to pro
j secutreagaiust the prisoners who are or r.iay be in the jail
of said County. or who shall be bound to appear at the
: said court, arc to be thc-n and there to prosecute against
tliem as .-hall be just. Jurors are requested to I* punctual
In their attendance.agreeably to their notice.
. Dated at Towanda, the 22d of March. in the voar of our
( Lord, one thousand eight hundred and fifty-six. and of
the Independence of the I'mted States, the seventy
ninth. JOHN A. CODDING, Sheriff.*
j rpRiAL LIST, for MAY Term, 1856
: A Bradford County Court.
FIRST WEEK.
FLAlNTirrs. ! DEFENDANT 0 . ! N ATCRX.
' Horace Wiiiiston, jr.; Edward Overton, I Trespass.
! David Barber. j.lohn Snyder. j Appeal.
Pennington A Huffs Alvin Seward, Ejectment.
David Barber. Stephen K. Chandler, jSri. Fa.
O.M.Nelson. Charles Drake, Appeal.
Welles A Harris, D. A A. Arnold. (Issue.
Jacob Reel, Francis H. Arnold, 'Appeal.
. Jno. Towlinson JrCo ttonj. B. Slade's Adm's. Debt.
> Van Dusen A Juggcr; John O Russell et al do
I William K. Gore, I Collins M. Segar. Sci. Fa.Bad.
David Barber. j.losiah Hendershot, Sui. Fa.
i B. Cooibaugb'H adtn.i H. S. Salsburv, Appeal.
' Andrew C. Craig, i lohn Flood, Debt.
1 Luther Dan, jAsahel Loomis, Case.
! Jud.-on Holeonib, (O X Shipman Trover.
Erastus Lovett, | Joseph Seely. Ejectment,
j Hiram H. Kinyon. ID. Monroe et al. do
j Rogers Fowler, O. Schrader, Appeal.
' Comth of I'enn'a, l> Hapeman et al lel>t.
1 John M. Dike, Henry Merrill, Appeal,
j Stephen Fierce, David Corby et a!. | Ejectment.
SECOND WEEK.
ri.AINTIKFS. i DEFENDANTS. NATTRt.
! Henry Crammond, jO. I-'. Spalding, Ejectment,
i same | Charles Drake et al. do
Crane A- Caldwell, Asa D Brown, Case.
! Gluts. W. Hawkins, i Win. Campbell, Debt.
! F. A. Saxton Al-'o. j lohn Taylor, Trespass,
i XVin. li. RUSM.II, [Job Dean, Ejectment,
j Manson EKbree, I William Algears, Appeal.
I Geo B Woleott, 'John S Wiiiiston, |, do
; M li Greerinian Henry Kingsbery, llfebt.
| 11 S David-on Daniel Hurkins, (Case.
| Welles A Harris'nee Valentine Smith, I do
i Jolui Snyder, -Edmund Sickler, I Appeal,
same , same, j do
J. Southward's use. 'John Griffin, Case.
Lucius Gibbs jLewis E Gibbs, jßejdevin.
Ciias R Scon ton, |N T Dickinson. j< xe.
John M. Read, 1 Clark Camp et al. | Ejectment,
i/niisa O. Jarkaon, I Horace Wiiiiston, jr. |Sei. Fa. M.
I C It Brown. (E N Keeler, (Appeal.
Ezra Spalding, j.lohn M Martin. JCae.
Wiiiiston A Eltvell. David Cash, \ do
Samuel A'Tenant, John Powers et al (Appeal.
Henry G. Taylor. 1 1. A. Perry. i do
Franklin Andrews .Geo. McClelland ct al. 'Trespass.
('. E. Riitlibone. William Higby. (Ejectment.
J. Benliain's use, '' 'asc Briggs, et al. ( Appeal.
Sarah 1. Fitch. ji) P Balia.nl. (Case.
Reutien Wilier, Krustus U uleott, Ejectment
same same, 1 do
HaS. Tracv, Edmund Lewis, Appeal.
Win. Gi'ison, E. AC. Hennet, ( do
j K. S. Tracy, I. Campbell ct al. I do
, N. lb Warlord's Ad- Amy Bradford, i do
.F.A.Tyler, Francis Tyler, (Case,
John Snyder, i.Stmuel Osborne, do
jJ >b Shep.vrd's Exs. Welles A- Harris et al. Debt,
j Geo P Channel, jC Thomas et al. do
Tp of Franklin. (Jeremiah Myers, >Cae.
j Ed Carpenter ct al. (J Powell et al Ejectment.
: Washburn A- Aiucs, J I). T. Vanvechton, Case.
, Sel r Satterlee. V Adams ct al Tre.-p.w.
1 S inderson A King'y 1' I Baxter Ejectment,
j .lohn Cole, " < W Dodge. Appeal,
j Wm. Kitf, (Orson Rickey et al. .Ejectment.
! John E. Goodrich, Jacob fl. Roi kwcß, .Debt,
j Heurv Covet t, I James Miuard Appeal.
Richard Sinsehaugh,j A. J. Miller, ' do
I Seth W. Paine, j.I. S. Peterson et al. .Debt.
.1. Williams 2d. use. '< 'buries WiU'uuns, Sci. Fa.
j BirtholomewAVhite.! lames White, Trespass,
jM. F. Ransom. Patrick Kane rt al. ! Ejectment.
J. 15. M. Hinuian, |S. L. E'(>wlcr et al. do
g jcSubpa-uas for the first week to lie nia<e returna
ble on Uetlue-day. May 7t'u. 1 ■>.••;. ;,t 10. V. Jl.. and tor
the accoud week on the following .Monday. May 12, at
10, A.M. ALLEN McKEAN. Protiionotary.
J. D. HUMPHREY
• f > Noav RECEIVING nn excellent assortment of cent's,
j I hov's, ladies', children's and mis-e 0 BOOTS ft BOOT
j BP. 'IK Shoe Pegs, Thread. Linings and Findings, to
: which he invito pubhc .ittention.
1 ti-Ail persons having unsetttid ar<munts or notes duo
I the subscriber, are invited to maks pavmieut. Tboae eon
j venient may; call on C- Ftmbie. E.-q. o'r T. Hniaphrry.
i Orwell, prethia^.tjptifcLstiLafFebr.iarvnext. llTcr wh!-h
I time dfimqrifntes may-axj ret ap—ial invirattnns to vVt
"owsS'!' re LT"l"'P'
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