A BOLD DEMOCRAT. —The following is the
conclusion of Mr. Broderick's nervous speech
in the Seriate on the Kansas Election frauds :
" But why enumerate these disgusting de
tails ? The facts arc before the people. They
are known to the President. He continues to
keep the men in office who are charged with
the commission of these frauds. The result of
all their enormityis before us,in the shape of this
Leeomptou constitution endorsed by him. Will
not the world believe he instigated .the com
luisssion of these frauds, as he gives strength
to those who committed them ? This portion
of ntv subject is painful for me to refer to. I
wish* sir, for the honor of my country, the sto
ry of these frauds could be blotted from exis
tence. I hope, in mercy, sir, to the boasted
intelligence of this age, the historian, when
writing a history of these times, will ascribe
this attempt of the Executive to force this con
stitution upon an unwilling people, to the fad
ing intellect, the petulant passion, the trembling
dotage of an old man on the verge of the grave.
aarThe Bath Advocate says :—On the
evening of Friday last, four prisoners, named
Thomas Alger, from Jasper, in jail for assault
anil battery, James Bowen, from Hornellsville,
for attempt to commit a rape, Austin Quick,
for forgery, Charles Miller, for horse stealing,
made a rush upon the turnkey as he was des
cending into the prisoners department to lock
theni in their cells for the night, knocked him
down and effected their escape by passing
through the family dining room, out of a side
door into the yard emst of the jail, and from
thence into the street. The alarm was imme
diately given, and a chase ensued which ended
in the capture of Quick and Miller. The other
two have not been caught.
" A CHARGE TO KEEP" —Mr. Thompson, of
Washington county, Ohio, has a little daugh
ter, who, at the age of four years, weighed
one hundred and fifty pounds. She is now
four years and five months old, and weighs, as
her parents, suppose, oue hundred and seventy
pounds !
MRS. SWISSIIELM'S printing office, in
Minnesota, was lately attacked by a mob and
her press destroyed.
iiAa'diaaao i
11 al the M. K. Parsonage in Rome, Man h 27th,'53
H liv the Rev. E. K. Huberts, Mr. J. A. KILMER of
.-V-heqi;in, to Miss ELIZA BETH BARNES of the
same place. /
H On Tuesday the nth inst., at the residence of Jesse Wood-
I r if. Esq., by Rev. W. H.Bron.-on, Mr-OUVILLE HOR-
I ToV. of Liberty Corners, to Mi-s OLIVE WHITE, of
V rth Towanda.
Xcm QUtuertisemcnts.
M O ]ST T A N* Y E S
Are new receiving their Spring and Summer Stock of
i Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
GROCERIES, HARDWARE, CROCKERY,
■ saots KI (jars, Ifjor /inimigs & I ratjjrr,
HATS, CAPS, BONNETS, AC.
~H Which, will be. sold at Greatly Reduced Prices.
if Cor. Public Square and Main st.
n. MONTAXYE, i TOWAXDA. j .r. n. MONTANYE, JR
■ !.. I'.MONTANYE, \ April 12, 1858. (K. I). MONTANYE.
I I AUTlOX.—Whereas my wife MAIIV litis
C left my bed and board, without any just cause or
trrrix-atlou. this is hereby to forbid all persons harbor-
I .or busting her on my account, as T shall pay no debts
■ ntracting. CORNELIUS COLEMAN.
I April 12th, 1858.
I LOST.
(\X Tuesday, March 23, between this place
H ' ' md Rriovntown, a Bi.ACK POItTMOXIE, with
■ it -rvo-iity-five cents in silver and notes, one of $5.
i • aid ill.
■ Mai 31,1858. JVCOB MM vX.
jßspringaml Summer Millinery,
FOII 1858,
S|BY A. T. MARSH &ca;
■ No. 5, Union Slock,
-I ELMI RA , X. A".
made extensive arrangements and improve
-1 'i -nt- in our MILLINERY DEPARTMENT, we now
;e 'H| t .vite all to fat <>r us with a call ia-fore puri-lia--
or SI".MM Kit MILLINERY, fee-ling confi
*c 'nn make it to the advantage of all.
OUR WHOLESALE DEPARTMEXT
, *■ full and complete, with everything in the line of j
at}' : -'nil a< Straw Bonnets, Bloomer*. Flats and
■ I.f all kinds and styles for Ladies' or Misses'
">' the <lzen or ease.
;• - an<i Flowers by the box. Ribbons by the piece
At'os'ii. Blonds, edging, lootings and Straw Braids by
j'-o'ti or pu-ce. Bonnet Frames, Crowns and Blocks
H' -je dozeti. Reeds and covered bones ly the gross.—
o\fs l.v the nest or gross. Foul tons. Crapes,
if [i■ ' r ''W!i Linings anil Cape Xetts by the piece, and
' .iM T 1 'w-rytliiu.' required in the Millinery line in the
*■ obundauee and at the very lowest CITY WHOLE
OUR RETAIL DEPARTMEXT •
r a ni!.nce a full and complete assortment of all of
n * H,' 1 " 11 nient iniK-,1 articles at prices to suit the times,
ibj "S-iiots 1. ught at the store will lie trimmed free of
thfr ■ ' >ln "it latest style and best manner. Goods bought
liiti-s fr<, m out of town, will be packed and deliver
11$, 1 iae stages or cars free of expense.
'ink■v. . . A. T. MARSH A CO.,
Block. Elmira, X. V.
Simple of Bradford County
| t j tHi reticular, and readers of the Reporter
CO., OF ELMIRA. X. Y. send greetings
vinsr your-s, and desire to inform one and ail that
fal 1 - :' nan(l v 'dl make it greatly to your advantage to
e thing yon want in the shape ot I'RY
■ ", r VXCY GOODS and MILLINERY, either
i,r r ,tail of .hem at \'o 5, Union Block, in the
!•. °f Elmira. N. Y.
Tv - are certainly unsurpassed : as one mem-
I uB firm i, on the spot all the while, consulting
jjjn) ■ w . :lns -sof their numerous customers, whilst
, 1 H- .j firm is daily in Hie auction rooms and im
•aDl® anuses in Xew York City, securing the newest
, ra |de goods at the very lowest rates, (as
.„ . V' 1 '-ively for cash) and a.- they sell for cash
®, B, ■ ,l!!V y no losses to make up, and consequently
ttiOD H 1 -<■'il so cheap as to defy competition. Time
-p is , 'T'" ' u< le the possibility of mentioning half or
5 . - i ' tj '' many inducement- which are offered te all
II fi" - t '"' ir P'.'l'tdar establishment, and the XEW
tele- s t - will from week to week give but a limit
„ ■ lhc Ula "y advantage- to be derived by calling
fi nlQ ß AT. MAIiSII A CO.,
Upon : F No. 5, Union Block, Elmira,X. Y.
in is B' ;; r nirthi-r particulars,see Xew Advertisements,
. . ■ " >ve called, and go see for yc ur-elves.
ittcd ■' J ast Hear what Marsh has been
ution ■ a ßd gone and done.
npO- i' ,nt , to Dork on Monday night.
'r. H .. "'"f, ' o,s °f Xew Goods ot the very latest and
Ot B,,' a ' '' -tylcs, a lew of which will he mentioned
rnOs' ir ( ,, | y mis ementß, but most of which must be
i t0 7 r i !■' I* appreciated.
™ . Ht. knn ,,ur stock shall be more extensive than
ig tl- 11 '• though not least, we shall
dUte SKLL KOK CABH °XLY!
B'rtuTk?. .T e caa aflr ° rd 40 and onr vlvrks
VfefiS "ep them honest. We would just say that
icier. D , ,lnue 10 k e R " p h that we will be enabled
6 ~f H 01 'fducements to all to buy Dry Goods of
" ■ MARSH & Co.,
II the Xo. 5, Union Block. F.lmira.
V:Bi;r, SF 've got 'em !
CIP"' ■ ' .XT ELASTIC SKIRTS, with self ad
lelf 4 ' l itv .!.■ maf ' e by Douglas A Sherwood, New
. -on- shar M , the best thing ever-got U P
5 C< 7 ■ f ' " bkn ts. To be had only of
bdffi' ■ MABBM A co., Union Block.
pinks I 'u'.y; : y k of HATS and CAPS, at
' ■ Mnr "b MOXTAXYES.
Cegol.
REG ISTER'S NOTlCE.—Noticc~is here
by given that there have been filed and settled in
the office of the Register of Wills in and for the county of
Bradford, accounts of administration upon the following
estates, viz :
Final account of Soplionia E. Jackson, administratrix
of Joseph H. Hamilton, late of Windham dee d
Final account of Henry Gibbs and Humphrey Beck
with. Executors of Cyprian Barnes, late of Orwell, dee d.
Final account of Charles Siockwell Guardian of Eras
tus Manley minor son of Asa Mauley, dee'd.
Final account of Sarah Stone, administratrix of J. F.
Stone, late of Leroy, dee'd.
Final account of Win. H. Peck Guardian of Hubbard
v\ liliams, minor son of Johnson Williams 2d, dee d.
Final account of Stephen Brink, Executor of John
Ford. late of Pike, dee'd.
Final account of Elijah and.R, S. Shoemaker .Executors
of Eunice Shoemaker, late of Windham, dee'd.
Final account of Samuel Davidson, Administrator of
Seely Goble, late of Litchfield dee'd.
Final account of O. W. Northrop and John M. Bris
ter, Executors of Irene Whitehead, late of Pike, dee'd.
And the same wili be presented to the Orphan's Court
of Bradford county, 011 Monday, the 3d day of May next
for confirmation and allowance.
JAMES n. WEBB, Register.
Register's office, March 30, 1858.
MARSHAL'S SALE.—By virtue of a
writ of Venditioni Exponas issued out of the Cir
cuit Court of the United States, for the Western District
of Pennsylvania, and to me directed, there will lie expos
ed to public sale, at the Court House, in Willianisport,
Pennsylvania, 011 SATURDAY, theßth day of MAY next,
at 2 o clock, P. M., the following described property, to
wit : A certain tract of land, situate in Springfield town
ship, Bradford county, Pennsylvania, containing two
hundred acres, uiore or less ; oue hundred acres, more or
less, cleared ; bounded on the north by land of Stephen
D. Harkness, 011 the east by land of Jacob Ilarkness ami
others, 011 the south by laud of Tallman D. Beardsley,
and on the west by lands of Jacob Ilarkness and others,
with the appurtenances, existing of one dwelling house
painted white, three bam.-, one wagon shed, one corn
house, and other outbuildings, also an orchard of apple
trees. Seized, taken iu execution, and to be sold as the
property of John Ilarkness.
JAMES G. CAMPBELL, Marshal.
Marshal's Office. William-port, March 31, LBSS.
IICENSES. —Notice is hereby given, that
J the following named persons have filed in the office
of the Clerk of the Court of Quarter Sessions their peti
tions for licenses under the existing law- of the Common
wealth, and their several applications will be beard before
the Judges of the Court of Quarter Sessions on Monday.
| the 3d day ot May next, at 2 o'clock in the altemoon of
I said day :
FOR A TAVERN.
Nathan Olmatead Ulster twp.
| John Dickerson Warren twp.
S. Chesley M ver Canton twp.
Joseph O. Pine Uidgbury twp.
William O. Gunsaules Ridgbury twp.
William Gibson Ulster twp.
Ethel Taylor Monroe boro.
Orson Rickey Rome boro.
John Langhlin Towanda boro.
Moses T. Carrier Towanda boro.
L. . Bii*chard Athens boro.
Nathan Mitchell Athens twp.
John O. Ward Troy twp.
H. A. Phelps Athens boru.
Epliraiin W. Bigouy Tn-y boro.
Jason Chaffee Rome twp.
J. M. Horton Asylum twp.
Stephen A.Mills North Towanda.
H. . Root Springfield twp.
J. P. Strong. Columbia twp.
L. F\ Goetchius Rylvania boro.
J. S. Thompson.. Wyalusiugtwp.
Daniel Vandercook . ..Towanda boro.
M. R. Ross Smitbtield twp.
11. W. Noble Standing Stone twp.
Reel A Ackloy Athens twp.
Horace ' inney She-lieuuin twp.
S. F. Washburn Ulster twp-
Reuben Morley Burlington Borough.
MERCHANT HEALER.
Jacob Richardson . Ridgberry twp.
William P. Newberry Canton twp.
Jacob Richardson Ridgbury twp.
TO SELL IN* Qt*.AN MIT IKS NOT LESS THAN ONE OALLOX.
James Nestor Towanda boro.
EATING SALOON.
William Morgan Troy boro.
ALLEN M'KEAX, Clerk.
Clerk's Office, April 6, 1858.
A DMINISTRATQR'S NOTlCE.—Notice
J.X. is hereby given, that all persons indebted to the es
tate of lievi Funis, late of Standing Stone twp., dee'd.
are requested to make payment without delay; and all
persons having claims against said estate, must present
them dulv authenticated, to the subscriber.
ALEXANDER EXXIS,
BENJAMIN EXXIS,
April 6.1858. Administrators.
ADM INISTR ATOR \S N OTICE.—N ot ice
i- hereby given, that ail persons indebted to the es
tate of John C. Ball, deceased, late of Troy township,
are requested to make payment without delay ; and all
persons having claims against said estate will please pre
sent them duly authenticated for settlement.
C. H. CAMPBELL.
JOHN SAI.SBFRY,
April 12,1858. Administrators.
NEW SPRING GOODS
LOW PRICES AND PROMPT PAY,!
TH3 ORDER OF THE DAY !
JOSEPH POWELL
IS now receiving a large stock of SPRING
GOODS, comprising everything that is new and de
sirable, which will be sold as usual, at prices far less than
at any other establishment in the country,
FOR CASH ONLY!
Believing that long credits and the abuse of the credit
system generally, have been the cause of the great com
mercial revulsion which has brought the whole country to
the verge of itankrii|itry, and that a continuance of these
causes must in a -till greater degree produce the same
results: and helievin that it is far better for both tiie
merchant a d his customer, that the evil should now lie
corrected, I take this method of announcing to my cus
tomers and the public that my business will hereafter
be conducted strictly upon the ready pay sy.-tem, and
shall endeavOr to make it an object to those wishing to
bwv good- for CASH, to favor me with their patronage,
towanda, March 23, 1858. JOSEPH POWELL.
E. T. Y 'OX
TS NOW RECEIVING a lar-e btock of
-L FAMILY' GROCERIES, which are offered for sale at
as low prices as the same quality of Goods can lie bought
apywhere this -ide of the City of Xew A'ork.
171ELI) PEAS, for sale at
1 March 25, 1858. FO X'S.
HOMMONY, SAMP, Wheat-Grits, Oat
meal, Tapioca, Rice Flour, M&ccaroni, Vermicilla,
Corn Starch and Farina, for sale at
March 25, 1858. FOX'S.
FRENCH, ENGLISH and AMERICAN
J- MUSTARD, ground and whole, at
March 25, I*sß. FOX'S.
WORCESTERSIIIRE SAUCE, Pepper
T T Sauce, Tomato Catchup, Pickles, Sardines. Ac.
March 25. 1858. FOX'S.
WHITE CRANBERRY BEANS for
Feed : the best Field Bean in the country, at
March 25, 1858. F'OX'S.
\YAPLE SUGAR, at
irl March 25. 1858. _ FOX'S.
DRIED BLACKBERRIES, Raspber
ries and Apples, at
March 25,1855. FOX'S.
GEO. H. BUNTING,
RESPECTFULLY informs his former customers and
the public generally, Uat he has removed his
TAILOR'S SHOP,
To one door south of Trite,v A Moore's store and imme
diately opposite D. C. Half's Stove and Tin Store Mainst.
He flatters himself that from his long experience in bu
siness he will be able to please all who may favor him
with their custom. Owiug to the low pressure in the mo
ney market, he will make Coats from >2 50 to $5 50each
and other work in proportion for READY PAT'.
Country Produce in payment, will not be refused, if
offered- Towanda, March 20,1858.
FOR SALZL
1 SPLENDID XEW 6 OCTAVE MELODEON, will be
1 sold for SIOO, which is S3O less than the regular price.
Also, 1 second-hand do., been used but little ; regular
price $75, will lie sold for SSO, by A.
A. T. MARSH A CO., S Union Block.
MORE of those Fancy Head Dress Pins
at MARSH A CO.
O NEW pieces splendid Black Dress SILKS
'J at tis, 8s and 10s a yard at MABSH & CP'S-
MORE FRENCH DIMITY, received by
_ _ MABSn A CO.
BLACK BROAI) CLOTHS in every
grade troiu f? to a vard at M 4RSFI A* CO.
£ nb Sale.
OTREASURER S SALE
F UNSEATED I.ANDS IN BRAD
FORD COUNTY.—In pursuance of an Act of the
General Assembly, passed the 13th of March, 1815, and
other Acta of Assembly, will be exposed to public sale,
at the Commissioner's office, in Tuwanda Boru', on the
2d MONDAY in JUNE, 1858, the Tracts of Unseated
Lands described in the following list, unless the taxes
due upon the same are paid before that time.
E. P. SHAW, Treasurer.
To wan da. March 20,1858.
Xo. I Xo. I Warrantee j T
Warnt | Acres. | or Owner. | axes '
ATHENS.
1490 550 Charles Carroll, til 50
1512 300 same G 30
ASYLrM.
126 Avery Christopher 2 84
237 Cortright Cornelius 4 98
383 Cortright John R 05
301 Davenport Cornelius 0 33
231 Davenport Daniel 4 86
116 Kidd John 2 43
150 Sterling Samuel 2 03
ALBANY.
91 Anderson Joseph 6 03
107 Baron John, jr 7 44
78 Castator Frederick 5 15
69 Gore Elizabeth 4 ,",G
84 l'earce Abel 5 55
188 Roberts Robert 12 65
193 Roberts Hugh 12 96
93 Rush Moses 6 10
80 Shotts Charles 5 28
BI'RLINGTON.
1494 88 Carroll Charles 1 85
1493 195 same 4 10
1486 100 same 2 10
CANTON.
75 Attis Frederick 1 57
120 Arnout Henry 2 52
273 Croak Jacob 5 74
40 Friend John 84
33 Greeno John 72
265 Hand Edward 5 57
75 Morgan John 1 63
410j Shatner Casper, jr. 861
245 Shaw Robert 5 14
46 '• " 66
75 Singer John 1 56
300 Slough Matthias 6 30
100 Singer Abram 2 10
FRANKLIN*.
397 Bank-on Jacob 34 57
377 Biddle William 7 4s
113 Cunningham I). 11. 9 80
57 Cooley Henry 5 00
400 Samuel Edge C 96
492 Franklin College 42 80
200 Jlaga George 17 40
156 Hughs A Fisher 13 5
400 Hardy James 34 80
400 Hardy Simon 34 88
4<io Hardy Andrew 27 84
4"0 Hardy Nathan 34 ro
400 Hardy Paul 17 40
400 Ladley Peter 34 80
400 Ladley Joseph 34 so
300 Ladley Andrew 26 10
321 Moore Patrick 27 9; I
350 Rice Joseph 30 4.5 '
428 Stuart Walter 37 24
265 Stuart Deborah 22 91 !
400 Siddens Samuel 34 SO j
400 Siddens Joseph 34 so {
325 Siddens James 28 25 j
175 Siddens Peter 15 25 '
415 Soviel Israel 36 19 j
724 WiNon James 62 99
200 Wallace Samuel 17 40!
406 Young Samuel 35 31 !
LEKOY.
129 Attis Frederick 7 37
407j Ant is Henry 23 16 1
3-7 Douglas Andrew 22 04 \
3324 Morgan John 19 00 |
407 Morgan Jacob 23 35 i
413 Simmons Joseph 2 86 i
437 Wister Win. 24 83 j
181 Witzell John 10 31
MONIiOE.
400 Anderson Samuel 27.00 1
309 Anderson Joseph 20 87
322 Castator Frederick 21 73
172 Ellis Many H
97 Gray Win. 6 63
400 Hampton Robert 27 00
150 Hopkins Robert 10 13
200 North Samuel 13 ,50
400 Shotts Peter 27 00
400 Shotts Frederick 27 00
400 Shotts George 27 00
280 Wallace Mary 18 90
100 Woodruff Hannah 6 75
OVERTON*.
313 Betz Joseph 30 40 !
343 Betz John 30 40 j
343 Betz James 30 40!
400 Byson Ileury 35 40 j
375 Cooley Samuel 33 15 !
400 Castator Barman 3o 40 i
400 Castator Joseph 35 40
400 Cooley Jo-huu, 35 40
100 Ellis Marcy 8 85
343 Fritz Samuel 30 40 |
400 Haga Peter 35 40 j
400 Haga Nathan 35 40
200 Haga George 17 70 '
400 Haga Samuel 35 40 j
400 Hardy Samuel 35 40 j
375 Hardy James 33 15 !
390 Harris Ann 31 sft
400 HillingsworthStephen 35 40 j
400 Hardy Henry 35 40 1
375 Moore George 33 15
400 Moore Paul 35 40
393 Mooie John 34 81
200 North Samuel 17 70
400 North Jonathan 35 40
200 Palmer Thomas 17 70
400 Siddens Andrew 35 4a
400 Siddens George 35 40 j
400 Seelev Joseph 35 40 '
40ft Seeley Henry 35 40
75 Siddens James 6 66
225 Siddens Peter 19 S8
400 Temple George 3 45
180 Woodruff Hannah 15 93
ROME.
28 Bentlcy Samuel 58
KIDUM'RY.
1516 600 Carroll Charles 12 60
1507 250 .... 5 15
1515 196 " " 3 35
SFRIXOFIEf.B.
917 121 Myers Fisher 2 55
TFKCAitORA.
250 Keeler John A Co., owners. 5 25
150 Primer George 3 15
75 Potter Henry 1 57
120 Sliumwav Barrowcliflf, owners. 3 15
WARREN.
161 Jacobs Peter 3 36
153 Jacobs Paul 3 22
120 Jacobs Henry 2 52
WJLMOT.
28 Leaky John 2 27
401 Morris Israel 30 27
80 Morris Benjrmin 6 48
150 Sterling Samuel 12 15
272 Baldwin James 22 03
ALSO—In pursuance of the provisions of the Act of
the General Assembly, passed the 29th day of April,
1844, section 41, at the same time and place will be ex
posed to public sale the tract- or parcels of land or real
estate designated in the following list, unless the taxes
due upon the same are paid before that time.
s'/ j r ] T, K .*- J
Year. To whom Assessed. is f- *i £I =■ *- iH =
I i| s_s |-5
ARMENIA.
1855 Dewey Lyman, 100 100 .. 100 $66
Drinker Henry, ... 375 .. 375 248
Ward C. L. " 200200 .. 200 132
Williams Lorenzo D. 50 50 . 50 4n
1356 Ward C. L. 134 200 .. 200 98
.... Williams lairenzo D. 50 50 .. 60 48
Benson John 25 28 28 26
ALBANV.
1354 GagerH.C. ... 11l 15 96 217
Lewis Hughes ... 190 .. 190 240
Oliphant Daniel, ... 63 3 60 91
.... Donahue Mrs. J. .. 50 .. 50 63
1855 GagerH.C. 11l 111 15 97 178
Woodard A. L. 100 100 20 SO 234
1356 Boon Timothy 50 60 .. 50 77
Donahue Mrs. J. .50 .50 50 77
Harris Thomas, 100 214 .. 214 3 29
Little Daniel P. 12 12 .. 12 18
.... Kinney Henry, 25 25 .. 25 38
Murphy Stephen jr. 150 150 .. 150 2 31
.... Martin John 113 113 113 177
.... Vargason ftamuel 1 house and shop, 2 ... 41
ATHENS Twr.
1852 Bradford G. H. House and lot, 3 20
Haines G. W. ... 68 .. 58 lIT
1865 Belding, Village lot, 60
.... Pine J. O. 87 87 .. 87 78
ATHENS BORO.
1855 Forbes Mrs. D. 4 houses A lots, 9 90
Huston Thos. T. House and lot, 2 64
.... Kiff Horace House and lot . 324
1856 Culling James Est .-hanty and lot 77
.... Leonard F. House and lot 1 40
.... Palmer J. S. House and lot 1 51
Wootey Peter House and lot 70
.... Stuart C. B. House and lot, .. 3 ... 6 93
ABYLCM.
1856 Fitch Gideon 150 .. 150 224
BURLINGTON TWP.
1856 Braudy Sarah 50 63 3 50 198
BTBLINGTON WEST.
1656 Wells C. F. 100 100 100 2 52
CANTON.
1655 Pepper Stephen ... 1 18
Locke James Est 100 40 360 2 34
nniELL.
1955 Conlbingh <7. W. 2 2 56
.... Cole J. D. ... 313 ~ . .2 06
£aub Sale.
.... Hurlhurt A.V. ... 4 4 .. . 78
McAffee Susan . 134 .. 134 1 7ti
QBA.VVIX.LE.
1855 Bailey J.R. ... 66 .. 6G 88
DERRICK.
1854 Dougherty Owen 100 105 105 1 21
1855 All is Eleazer 30 30 .. 3'J 1 18
Chapel Benjamin 50 25 10 15 48
Dougherty Owen 100 105 .. 105 260
Keeler Blisha 95 160 75 85 380
Dechastclleux C.L. C. ... 203 .. 200 2 97
Coggins Timothy 50 10 40 150
.... Brink Ephraim 4 ... 50
.... Mace Emerson ... 80 15 65 191
Lee John ... 57 2 55 105
.... Tucker Mason ... 54 54 80
i Strickland Wm. ... 58 20 38 199
LEROV.
1854 Nelson Oliver ... 144 4 140 525
.... WoorsterE. P. ... 41 4 47 70
LITCHFIELD.
1855 Baldwin Allen 52 62 .. 52 330
MONROE TWC.
1855 Ager Wilson ... 153 .. 153 430
OVERTON.
1856 Beagle E.J. ... 200 S 192 140
.... Gately Patrick ... 100 100 60
.... Gleason Patrick ... 100 .. 100 30
Williams James T ... 400 400 1 32
.... Walker George ... 400 .. 400 200 Woodburn
Woodburn Hiram ... 100 .. 100 60
.... Malony Cornelius ... 100 5 95 124
1856 Mead Peter 50 50 .. 50 35
Madden Patrick 230 230 .. 230 1 01
McDowell James 100 100 .. 100 70
lid nan Michael 60 60 .. 50 70
ROME.
1855 Ouan Wm. ... 62 29 42 182
.... Struble Henry ... 5 6 44
Viberts James ... 39 2 37 104
1856 Els worth James 10 0 .. 6 35
Packard A. O. ... 89 .. 39 1 62
RiDOßrny.
1 1856 Spear James Est house and lot 52
STANDING STONE.
I 1855 Meylert Michael 49 59 5 49 80
Washburn L. H. 60 102 17 145 2 22
1356 Washburn L. 11. 50 loi 17 145 1 85
SMITHFIEI.D.
1 1855 CaliffDavid ... 50 50 80
.... Child Henry ... 79 4 75 134
| Sweet P. P. ... 106 35 71 400
1 1850 Tracy Guy .. 80 5 75 180
StIKSHEqUIK.
1855 Heavener John H. Hou-e and lot 108
SOCTH CREEK.
1855 Arnold Jared ... 300 .. 300 19 14
Dunham George ... 1740 40 1700 44 78
.... Graves Nathaniel ... 50 .. 50 228
: Green Anson ... 50 50 2 28
Stro'oridge Cyrus ... 100 5 95 474
White Charles .. 45 10 35 311
.... Smith Hollis .. 1029 .. 1028 22 01
Yeoman Mary A. ... 1002 .. 1001 440
TCSCAUORA.
1855 Gordon James 30 30 12 18 80
Ruger Wm. 25 30 15 15 64
Muxfield J. S. 25 25 5 20 60
Barrowclitr Russell 50 50 50 42
Finney John ... 20 10 10 34
I .... Meylert Est ... 2 00
; 1860 KiugStutley 80 80 80 1 12
! Lacey LX. ... 120 .. 120 210
j Sturdevant Charles ... 25 .. 25 52
TOWANDA TWP.
! 1855 Fox George ... 25 . 25 248
ULSTER.
j 1854 Cash David 80 75 28 47 400
j .... Harsh Chester .. i bouse t lot 39
WARREN.
1856 Pierce Warren ... 100 .. 100 504
WYALUSING.
| 1855 Farley Anthony 50 50 5 45 100
" WINDHAM.
1855 Fletcher Charles 25 24 1 23 40
WELLS.
! 1855 Dunham George 900 900 900 13 50
WILMOT.
i 1855 Barnes Sandy . 100 .. 100 9S
j Sullivan Wm. ... 51 .. 51 50
1850 Harrington Timothy ... 80 .. 81 304
I McCarnnu Thomas 50 50 .. .50 190
I .... Place James . 50 50 4 40 273
Parker John 119 119 119 4 51
j .... Barnes Sandy 285
] X. B. Notice is hereby given that an amount sufficient
| to pay taxes and costs will be required in every case
j where land is sold at the time of sale, and unless terms
I are complied with, the lands will be again exposed to
I sale. E. P. SHAW,
Ti'vvanda. March 20,18,58. Treasurer. \
ORPHANS' COURT SALE—By virtue
of an order of the Orphans' Court of Bradford Coun- i
j ty, will be exposed to public sale, on the premises, on 1
| SATURDAY, APRIL 3, lssß, at 1 o'clock, P. M., the fol- 1
j lowing described lot of land situate in Franklin township j
j late the estate of Rufus White, deceased, late of Franklin i
' township, hounded and described as follows : On the ,
j north and east by lands of Mrs. M. Baldwin, on the south :
j by the highway running from Towanda to Granville, on
I the west by said highway and lands of Mrs. M. Baldwin.
| Coniainiug about two acres, with a Sash Factory and a
: Kiln for drying lumber, thereon, with water priviledges
Ac. Terms made known on dav of sale.
SUSANNA R. WHITE,
j March 3, 1858. Administratrix.
! EXECUTOR'S NOTICE —Notice is here
in by given that all persons indebted to the estate of
| CHARLES IJ. WORDEX, dee'd, of Pike tow p., must :
make immediate payment, and all persons having de- '
mands against said estate, will present them duly authen
; ticated for settlement.
J. 11. FLETCHER.
O. W. NORTHROP.
March 1.18,58. Executors.
A DMIXISTRATOR'S NOTlCE.—Notice
i il is hereby given, that all persons indebted to the es- :
tate of Wm. PEPPER, deceased late of Franklin tp. are re- I
i quested to make payment without delay ; and all persons I
; having claims against said estate, must"present them duly j
1 authenticated for settlement, to the subscribers.
TERRY PEPPER,
EASOX PEPPER,
March 3. 18.57. Administrators.
A DM IXISYRATOR'S NOTICE.— Notice j
.CA is hereby- given, that all persons indebted to the es
tate of EDWARD HAXLON, late of Ridgbury, dee d,
arc hereby requested to make payment without de
lay; and nil persons having claim against said estate will
please present them duly authenticated for settlement.
MARY HANI.ON.
WILLIAM HAXLON,
EDWARD F. lIANLON,
March I, Ujl, Administrators.
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTlCE.—Notice
2 A is hereby given, that all persons indebted to the es
tatc of John Donnelly, dee'd, late of Wyalusing town
ship, are hereby requested to make payment without de
lay; and all persons having claims against said estate will
please preset)t them duly authenticated for settlement.
JOHN M M \HON,
February 18. 18.57. Administrator.
ADM IXISTRA Tit IX NOTlCE.—Xotiue
is hereby given, that all persons indebted to the
estate of PETER NEILY, deceased, late of Litchfield
twp. arc hereby notified to make payment without delay,
and all persons having demands against said estate are
requested to present tlieni duly authenticated for settle
ment. ANN J. NEU.Y,
February 10, 18581 Administratrix.
A I)MINISTKAFRIX NOTK'E.—Not-ice
2 A is hereby given, that all |arsons indebted to the es
tate of Isaac Alien, late of Windham twp., deceased, are
requested to make payment without delay ; and all per
sons having claims against said estate, must present them
duly authenticated for settlement to the subscriber.
MARGERY ALLEN,
April 6, 1858. Administratrix.
TAS. O. FROST vs CAROLINE MAT
• t THEWS. EM ILY M ATTH EWS. CH ARM >TTE MAT
THEWS, GEORGE MATTHEWS. OIJVK MATTHEWS.
In Bradford County Common Picas, No. 161, September
6,1857-
To alt parties interested interested in this case, take
notice, that by virtue ola writ of partition issued out of
the Const of Common Pleas of Bradford County, and to
nic directed that an inqnest will be held on the' premises,
on Saturday the 17th day of April, A. D. 1858, at I o'clock
P. M.. on ailtiiat certain lot of land situate in Orwell
township, bounded and dcßeribed as follows to wit:—
North, east, south and west, by lands of the estate of
Samuel Matthews deceased. Containing about eight
acres, more or less, for the purpose of making partition
01 the said described real estate to and among the parties
mentioned iu the said writ, it the same can be done with
out prejudice or snoiling of tho whole, otherwise to val
ue and appraise tne same aecordiug to law, at which
time and place you are required to attena if you think
proper.
THOS. M. WOODRUFF, Sheriff.
SeerifTs office, March 2,1858.
A DMIXISTRATRIX NOTlCE.—Notice
2 A is hereby given, that all personß indebted to the es
tate of CALEB EDGARTON, late of Athens Borough
deceased, are requested to make payment withont de
lay ; aud all persons having claims against said estate will
please present them duly authenticated for settlement.
ANGELINE EDGAKTCN,
November 12,1857. Administratrix.
PXECUTRI X NOTlCE.—Notice is here-
JLJ by given, that all persons indebted to the estate of
JOHN CHAFFEE, deceased, late of Warren town- j
ship, are requested to make payment without delay;
those having deraandsigainstsaid estate will present t hem
duly authenticated for settlement.
Dec. 8,1857. FANNY CHAFFEE. Executrix.
TArUITE STONE LIME.—SO hbls. White
v ▼ Stone Lime just received, and for sale for Cash or
Grain by
Joeanda, Oct, !6, 1967. BAILEY A KEVINS.
Ccgai.
QTIRKIFF'S SALES.—Hv virtue of sundry
kj writ# of Wnd. Expo., i.-sued Out of thtcowtuf Com -
mon PteitM of Bradford County, to me directed arid de
livered, will be exposed to public sole at the Court House,
Towanda Borough, 011 TIIURSDA V, the '.'litli day of
APRIL, 1858, at .me o'clock. I*. M.. the following" lot,
pitee or parcel of laud situate ill Burlington two., lii.nl
ford county, bounded on the north by land of F. 8. A vre,
on the east by land of William Gibson, on the south by
land of Roswell Luther and Alexander Lane nr.d uu the
west by land of Alexander Lane and Myron Travis. On
tabling 40 acres more or le-s. about lo acres improved.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of David J
Crawford v*. Z. R. Travis.
ALSO—The following lot, piece or parcel of land situ
ate in Burlington and We. t Burlington twos., bounded
on the north by Silas Bells uiiJ Xt well HoiienLuck, eu.-t
by Philo Beardsley, on the south by Addison M'Keanaud
.Jeremiah Loveland and on the west by lands of John
Bloom. Containing about one hundred and fifty acres,
more or less, about thirty acres improved.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of J. C. Al
drioh vs. Benjamin Nichols.
ALSO—The following lot, piece or parcel of land situ
ate in Canton twp., Bradford countv, bounded on the
north by the highway and ab>t occupied by Horace Tilt
tie. and east by land of Frederick Black anil Theodore L.
Pratt, on the south by lands of C. 8. Sellard and Wilson.
Vandyke and Everhart, and on tlic wc-t by lands of J.
G.Seudder, Doty and Wilcox, Wilson A Yanilvkc, Ever
hart and highway leading from Canton to Fox*township,
Sullivan Co. Containing about two acres, more or Jos.
all improved, with one framed store house, and framed
bam and shed thereon.
ALSO—One other lot, piece or parcel of land situate
in Canton twp., Bradford county, hounded on the north
by land belonging to Kingsla-ry, N'< wmau A Co., cast by
lands of A. X. Spalding, south"t.v the highway and we-t
bv land ot K.ngsbery, Newman A C<>. Containing about
eight rods square, more or less, all improved, with one
framed building thereon.
ALSO—One other lot, piece or parcel of land situate
in the village of Canton, in the township of Canton,
county and State aforesaid, 1 lumled on the north by land
belonging to the estate of J. C. Rose, dee'd., E. W. Col-
Hell and M. 11 Case, east by Centre street, south by laud
belonging to James (J. Randall and Samuel Owen and on
the west by lands of Samuel Owen and the estate of J.
C. Rose, dec d. Containing about two acres, more or
less, all improved, with one framed house and Iruit trees
j thereon.
ALSO—One other lot, piece or panel of land situate
in Canton twp , Bradford county, bounded ou the. north
by land of Elias Rockwell, east by land of J W. Giillin,
south by the highway leading from L'uion township to
Canton and on the west by laud ul J. W. Griffin. Cou-
I taining twenty acres, more or less.
[ Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Rockwell
and Winton vs. Nathan l'uttle.
[ Seized and taken in execution at the sui tof Stone,
j Starr A Co. Vs. Nathan Tattle.
j A LS< >—The following lot. piece or parcel of land situ*
i ate in Ridgbury twp., Bradford county, bounded oh the
: north by lands of Vineent Owen, on the ea-t bv lands of
| Hector and Vincent Owen and Isaac Baldwin, on the
j south by land of Emanuel Gunsaulus and on the we.t by
, land of Samuel Tubbs. Containing about one hundred
j and twenty acres, more or less, about seventy acres iin
' proved, one framed house, one lug house with a framed
i addition, one framed barn, two log bairis and other out
i buildings, two apple orchards and other fruit trees.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of James 11.
; Webb to the Use of l". Meruit' vs. Alpheus G. Mar' ellus.
j ALSO—The following lot. piece or parcel of land situ
ate in South Creek twp., Bradford county, bounded as
follows, to wit :— Begimiiii. at the centre'ol the public
road, from thence north by line of Harrison Ward twen
ty-seven and eight-tenths perches t-> the south west cor
ner of the Keriick lut, thence north 70 west along south J
line of said Kerrick lt id s-10 reds to imrthw. sf corner i
ot the Charles \\ hite lot, from thence south 11 rods to i
the centre of s.bd public road and from them e uu caster- 1
lv eour-e along said road to the place of U ginning. Con
taining five acres and forty-six perches, more or less, be- |
ing a part of what is known as the Charles White lot,
No. if on E. Overton's map, about three acres improved,
one framed house, framed stable and fruit tr-. -s thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit ol Decker V
Cornell v*. Isaac I-. < uinpbell and Catharine ' ami bell.
ALSO—The following lot, piece or parcel of land' *itu- |
nte in Wells twp., Bradford county, bounded on the north 1
l>y lands of Humphrey Wilson, west by lands iu pos-es- |
sion of Chailes Smith, George Beckwith ar.d J.iMies Gris
wobl, south by lands of James (Iriswold and the highw,
an lon the ea*t by lauds of Xebeiniah Ihithbone. Con
taining seventy two acres, more or less, about thirtv-five
acres improved, one framed house, framed barn and a lew j
fruit trees thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of William J
S. Ingalls vs. Benjamin Ingalls.
ALSO- The following lot, piece or parcel of land -if.i- I
ate in Orwell twp., Bradford county, bouiulc 1 on thenortli j
by the n< rth line of Orwell township, en-t by lands ot j
Harry Billings and Sidney Braiuard. south by lands of
James D. Newell and Humphrey Beckwith anil west bv ,
the public highway. Containing ninety acres, more or I
less, about forty acres improved, one framed house, a j
framed barn and an orchard of fruit trees.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of (.', L. Ward '
to the use of Joseph Powell vs. Sewell ij. laithrop and j
Wyllis Rrownson-
Ai.SO—The following lot, piece or parcel of land situ
ate iu West Burlington twp., Bradford county, b untied
on the north by lauds of W. Sawyer and Marvin Rock
well, ea*t by A. Coinpton. on the south by lands of Ort in
Westgate anil on the west by O. Be.-h'y. ( mtaiuiiig
ninety-seven acres, be the same more or less, about fortv '
acres thereofimproved, one log bouse, one framed barn
and a few fruit trees thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of G. F! Pen
dleton to use ol Calvin Dodge vs. F G. C'rofiit and G. F. |
Crotut.
A I.SO- The following lot, piece or parcel of land situ- j
ate in Asylum twp., Bradford county, bounded on the
north bv landsof John Voce and John Wamlall. east bv
land of Reuben Barnes, south by the Sullivan Coui tv |
line, and on the west ly lands of Benjamin ai d f> !
Vaughn and John Voce. Containing about one hundred I
and eighty-live acres, more or less, ais-ut one hundred |
acres improved, one framed house, one framed barn with
shed attached, one framed wagon house and other out j
buildings and an orchard of t'ruit trees thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit ol C. A A.
Richmond vs. Josiah Stowell.
ALSO—The following lot. piece or parcel of land situ
ate in Ridgbury I wp., Bradford county, bounded north
by land of B. F. Buck, east by the Berwick turnpike,
south and west by land of J. B." Wilkinson. Containing
half an acre, more or less, all improved, with a framed
house and a blacksmith shop thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Orville
Chaniberlin vs. Aaron Perkins.
ALSO—The following lot, piece or parcel of land situ
ate in Troy twp.. Bradford comity, bounded as follows,
to wit: Beginning on the west fine of the farm of tin
late Samuel Allen, dec'.!., in the centre of the public
road leading from East Troy to Granville Centre at the
south end of the watering trough near a house now <>r
lately occupied by Hiram Lament, thence eastwardly by
a line parallel with the south line of the late Saniuef Al
ien. dee'd. aforesaid and the north line of Sheffield Pur
ple'* land, to the west line of Abijah Parks' land thence
northwardly t the west line of Abijah Parks' land to
a point from which a line westerly to the aforesaid road,
and from thence to the place of beginning will enclose.
Containing seventy acres, more or loss, about thirtv acres
improved, with a framed house, a framed barn and a lew
small fruit trees.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Edward
Spauhling to the use of Wm. P Newbury v>. M. W. Junes.
A LSI -—The lotlovvin* lot, piece or parrel o| land situ
ate in Burlington Born', Bradford county, bounded north
liy the State road, east by lands of S.' H. Hill, on the
south by lands ot S. H. Ili'l and J"hu F. Long and on the
west by lands of John F. Long. Containing about half
an acre, be the same more or less, all improved, with a
framed dwelling house, a framed barn and a few fruit
trees thereon. .
I Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Samuel ;
| SCeKean t< the use of Jerre Adams now to use of John
W. IVllett vs. L. I>. Taylor.
ALSO—The following lot. piece or par el of laud sit
! natc in U'ilmot township. Bradford County, hounded on
the north by lands belonging to the Estate of Thomas
Stevens dee'd, east by lands of Charles F. Wells, south
by lands ot Leastus Slitpard, and on the west by land
oLSainut l liillhouse. and others. Containing about one
hundred acres more or less, about fifty acres improved two
framed houses one trained barn, corn house and other out
buildings, and one apple orchard and other trust trees;
thereon.
ALSO—Defendants interest in one other I it, piece or |
parcel of land situate in Wilmot township. Bradford conn- '
tv, bounded on the north bv lands of tiastus SlmpaVd, '
and the'liijrhway leading from the Al'rianv road, to the
Frene.lihuvn roan, east by the highway leading fr.cn Sus
quehanna river to Albany ; south and west by lands of |
Hiram and J. P. Horton and unseated land. Containing j
about thirty ae.res more or less, about fifteen acres in:
proved, one steam saw mill, two framed houses and |
framed barn and othet out buildings thereon.
Seized and taken ia execution at the suit of Moses Eil- '
cnberger, uu.r to the use of il. J. iladnl vs. Edward I. j
Slitpard.
ALSO—The following lot, piece or parcel of land <-it.
nutc in Canton township. Bradford county, hounded on;
the North bv l.uid". of J. W. (irifiin, ea-t by the public!
road leading from Canton to Peach Fl. ts. south by lands
by C lias. Stock well, and west bv lands of A Dot v. Con'
taining about fifty-live feet in front, by three hundred •
feet hack more or less, ail improved with a trame dwelling j
hoase thereon.
Seized and taken tn execution at the suit of S. 11. New >
man to the use of E. Vaiidine vs. J. S. Minard.
ALSO—The following lot, piece or parcel of land sit- ,
uate in West Burlington township, Bradford county,
bounded on the north by land of Allen Henry, on the 1
west by land of Edward Swain, south by land of Andrew j
Swain,and on ihe east by land.'f Benjamin Ross and the I
highway. Containing about four acres more or leas, about
three acres improved and one log house thereon.
Seized and taken In execution at the snit of D H. !
Sweeney vs. A. H. Watkins.
A LSD—The following lot. piece or parcel of land sit- 1
uate >n Durell township. Bradford county, bounded on 1
the North by lands of Solomon Cole, on the east by lands i
ot Richard Bennett, on the south by the public highway. '
on the west by land* belonging to the heirs of Jolui Cole |
deceased. Containing about ten acres be the same more ,
or less, oil improved one framed house, one framed barn
and fruit trees thereon.
fv*ired and taken in eyecntion at the *nit of H. J. Ma I
dill Lx'r.of Alexander Mac. 11 vs. William J. Cole. * i
Ccgal.
The r.llowing h-t. piece or parcel of laird sti •
ate in Canton twp., Br.tdloM •■•Hint*. bounded oti the
north by lands of Win. 8 Dak> ruiul Kinjptwry. iu
A Co., eu-t by binds of King-bcty. New a m A C<>., south
hv Ti->pu Street anil We-t by lands of Kiligsbcry, New•
limn A Co. nod Win. S. B.ikcr. Coniainllig one-fourth
ol an ui re. n.oic 01 lean, ull iuiprulcd, with a (ranted
house thereon.
Sf-iitoi! and taken In execution at the •wit off*. H. New
in.in to ihe use of K. Van dine vs. A. 11. Kramer.
ALSO -The follow ing lot, niece or panel ol sit
uate in Tux arora t' wu-hip. bounded on the north by
i IUMIS of L. Rogers, cast hy' laud* I*l 11 Hill, south l*v
! iaioU u. -i. liiil ami F. Slmw. ami r4 by the public high
I uiiv. Coi-taining about ninety acres more or iess.abo: f
i twenty lii • ore- impf >veil with a framed hiinst, a fram
' nl 1 an- ami a few y>ungSlriiii ticcs thereon.
J ALSO The follow all.- lot, piece or panel yf land -ii
ante in Ta*cnr >ra town-hip. bounded on the north bv
Cmis of M. !.i\ id on, eu-t by lands of O. Wui ner, south
by hinds, or C. Smith, wutl wc.st by lands of J. Si!cMey.-
Containing twenty five acres more or less, all lmpr< vol
■me fratned house, one framed barn, and few fruit trees
thereon.
ALSu One otlnr lot. piece or parcel of land situate
inTuseanua township, hounded on tlie north bv land-' of
J. It. Still dev.iut, ea-t ami south by liiml* of S. 1). Stanle
; vaut.iuji! on tbc west by land* ol M. yuiinhi, Conle.re
; tin nty-oiie nci e- more or less, about ten acres Imprut
j ed. and one framed liou-e thereon.
i Seized ami taken in execution at the suit of Aiumtl
[ l'i. L.i tt. t• the use of it. Stillwell and Jo.-eph M. Bro'wn
purtoers. doing business under the linn of Stillwo II ami
i Brown i • the use of C. I. S ted man iissiifnee of Henry
j Beck man. L. Knox and Churls.-. P. I. Ripley, laic co
i partner doing hu-im-ss under the firm of Beck man, Km x
and Hi|dev. v.-. H. M. Silvara.
AI.SO- The following lot. piece or parcel of land situ
ate in Burlington twp., Bradford county, bounded on the
north by lan J of Harrison Dodd. e-i*t by land of James
Nichols, south by land of Joel Dibble and west by land
of Charles It. Soon ton. Containing about tifty-tliiea
acres, more ot less, about twenty five acres improved.
! one plank house and fruit trees thereon.
I Seized and taken in execution at the suit of William
Lane to the use of 11. B. Wilhclm vs. Reuben Booth and
j Benjamin Bolt, terre tenant.
Al.SD—The following lot, piece or parcel of lmd fltu
j ate in Albany two., Br id ford county, bounded on tlm
north by lands of Myron Kellogg, ca-t by lands of Myron
' Kellogg anil Daniel English. south by lauds of the heirr
0 Jacob Miller, dee'd.. and west by tlie liar -lay Coal
: lands. C.mtaiuing one hundred acres arid allowances,
more or less, about thirty-five acres improved, with a log
house and log barn thereon.
AL.Su - One other lot. piece or parcel of land situate
: in Albany twp., Bradford county, Winded north by laipts
: of lfavid .Miller and James Macfarlane, east by lands ~f
Ainasa ll.uicof k. south ami west by Zad >c Corson. ( ,iu
j taining one hundred and seventy acres, more or lcss.abu.t
j one huudreil acres improved, it* trained house, a framed
j bam. a log blacksmith shop, three apple orchards and
j other fruit trees thereon,
ALSO One other lot. piece or parcel of land sitnato
; in Albany twp., Bradford county, hounded north by lands
; ot Shelfii-M Wil m. ea-t by Milton Hakes, Joseph Steam -
| di and Simt-on Chapman, south by lands of Uell*,_VVil
j cox and S. C. and AA'ni. Means ami west by lands of John
• Hanson. John Holmes and Jame- and ilenjaniin Wilcox.
; Containing one hundred and sixty acres, more or le-.-.
! one hundred m res improved, two trained hbn.-es, one log
! house, two framed tarns, one blacksmith -hop, and au
i apple orchard ami other fruit trees thereon.
ALSO—One other lot. piece or parcel of land sitnato
in Albany twp., Bradford comity, bounded north hv html
I ot Sheffield Wilcox ami Milton Hakes, south by Joseph
Menurdi and we-t liy lands of /.. Gillctt. Containing 2%)
; acres, more or less, about eighteen acres improved.
ALSO one other lot. piece or parcel of land situate
j in Albany tw p., Bradford county, bounded on Uie uorth
| we-t and south by Warrantee lines of a tract in the war
. rautce name ot Henry Mark and on the east By lands in
pov-es ,i in of William B. Hcifsnyder, being part of tlie
: said tin--t in the warrantee name of Henry Stark. Con
taining ab >ut one hundred acres with a log hotlse in the
woods.
5017.1 1 nid taken in executioti .it the suit of U. 11. Mace
vs. RMlin Wiico.x and -Sheffield \V ileox.
N'OTII KTO Pt-RCHASFKS—To prevent tnisunderstand
j iiig. notice is hereby given that pnrcha-ers at Sheriff's
I - des will lie required to pay the .innuint hid at the tiro*
I the lam: is sold. It lias bee nne imperatively necessary
•to adopt this rule, and -t nil! tic -trmtly adhered to, ex
i i i:pt in cases where the purchaser is a fien creditor and
i- col it led to the fund as provided in the Ist section of
t'w n-'t of As-enibly, approved April JU. 1-i-l, which is
! as follows ; •' Whenever the purchasers of real estate at
j Orphans' Court or Mieril' - -ale, shall appear from the
I proper record to be cntith 1, as a lien creditor, to reccivo
i the wh"le or any portion or tin- proceeds of -aid sale, it
| -hall lie the duty ot the sheriff , administrator, executor
I or oii..-r person making such sale, to receive the receipt
of such pur-baser or par-h.iscrs 'or the amount which
• he or they would appear, from the record as aforesaid,
t • be entitled to re eive : I'r vided that this section ahail
| si t be -o construed us to prevent the right of -aid Sheriff
i administrator, executor or other person aforesaid 11 do
| mam! and receive at the time ot sale a sum snfiiciint to
cr all legal est:, entitled to be paid out of the proceeds
of said sale ; and provided further, that bi-foic any pur-
Ictscr or purchasers shall receive tlie benefit of tlii- sec
tion, lie oi they -li iil produce to the Sheriff, or other per
son so making said sale, a duly certified statement Irion
the proper records, under the hand and official seal of the
proper officer, slewing that he is a iien creditor, entitled
to receive any part of the proi ccds of the sale as aforesaid.''
TIMS. M. WOODRUFF,
Towantla. March l.i. lsjs. Sheriff"
1 IST OF JTHOKS, drawn for May
1 J Term and Sessions, IsiH.
OKAMi jci:i:s.
Athens—Curran Derrick, i i> William*.
Burliiigton t; K Oiistin. ji Stone—Jn Taylor.
Burlington wc-t--J Black-iSprlnglield -Lucius French.
weli.jr. j-iiesheimin— David Hortun,
(folum! ia— A1 vi 11 Furm.in. i C W Bui lis.
franklin —Robert M.-cteer. Townnda north—lthoderick
LiUhTield -Cyrus Merrill. 1 .ranger.
Orwcii- /h boioii t rishie. jWysox—Frank Brnvn.
Itidgl iirv— Hector Owen.U 'wllniot—J G Cranduli.Dun'l
1* Mali. i Welles.
Smithlicld—\ S V incent, D Warren— Kllcry Coffin.
K Bird, Wm S l'icrce. ly Windhalu- Loreu i'earl.
| Wyalusing—Then Hines.
TKXVKItan JIHIIRS—PIKST WKKK.
Vrmeiiia-John 11 Morgan. ; JaincsW lloswortli.
Asylum- \ a run Eley, E! jßoiue - Jas i> Deinoney.
more Iforton. " Ridgbnry—Geo Dildino.
Athens twp—Albert Tozer.|Shcshepiin—Jesse ltrowiv.
Burlington twp-Jas Wil itsoutli Creek—G W Reed.T*
cox. Em no l Gnycr. ! .1 Dean. ,
Burliiigton we-t—Jab KmithjSTniidtng Stone—Bart hi do-
Canton—R Williams, Sila-j mow Ruiver, H W Noble.
Packard..! \andykejr I .Sylvauia boro--Jas 11 Nash.
William-. ' jsj-ringfield- Ch is O Gates.
Dm ill—John ( hamlx-rlin. |Tri\vtnp Rufus Rockwell,
la-'-oy- D A Grecuo, A Djl 1.-tcr—H S Davidson.
Fuss. Matthew Mutt. I Warren Milo Diuiou, Geo.
Gverton—Edw McGovern. I WBo wen.
Pike AA '.ii Black. Aloii/.i Well- Natliau Shepaid, A
Smith, Denison .lohu.son f .1 JUor.-.
Wydlusing Almon Fuller.
SU'UMI WBK.K.
Albany Daniel Kellogg. ill am---John G Towner.
Athens tp Francis Tyler. N'pringfield Li-wi- Adams,
Burlington horo- P Long, j Theodore Watson, Ches-
Hurlingtou tp.- M Waters. | terHarkness.
Burlington west II K Btc .South Creek- U-wis Fa.vtet,
vens. j David Helves.
Canton- John W Griffin, \\ Standing Stone--AVilliam
Lawrence. : Kingslev.
CslumMa A' A Bull i-k. {Towanda lioro- Dl, erntC
Granville--Stephen B Tidil.j'l'oiva'niln north F Watts.
Derrick- -John Allen. ' l'roy twp—Allen Taylor.
Leroy Vnfc-1 Tillolsmi, Dl'l'ii-iaroin--Vincent t)\siu.
.Moi-se. I Ulster -G II A'nndvkc,
l.itihliild Joseph Paik. JibW'eHs-- Lyman French.
<)rw(ll -Daniel Steven*. |Wy*.*x jofia Conklin,Jen-
Pike Abel Moore, Henry: -e Allen.
A Ho.*.-. Geo L Stevens, t i iVy.ilnxing C.aivin Camp,
P Lines. I DII Moqtgoiucry.
Warri-n A M Bc.irdslvy.
THinn M I KK.
Albany—Wm. Martin, I! >bt [Pike Cyrus James
I.-w-s. j it Fleti her. D P Jones.
Athens twp- II Hhipmm. [Tlidgbury- Lewis Mo*her.
Burlington Lct-oy Hairht 1 James Strout >n. Noruygu
Burlington we-t- J Pratt , Steven-.
My.- >n Ballard, John V Hiram Careen
Ballard. ; ter, Harvey Fierce, E G
Colum'ia P Pc, Cham j Dutfey.
Franklin Alat M irvhaß. Tray twp—Uel C Porter.
Granville- Isaac pattiana. {Towanda tgiro- A.Wickbam
Merrick -Wm No-fat. iTuvatida twp--AY I! Decker
L ichfield- N N Afevrill. T'l-t.-r lohu Gilmorc, Wm.
VJonroe boro—S K Hlnman Plowman.
Monroe twj) i lii t kavia I'Vv-i \- Nathaniel Taik, J
Freeman Sw.-. >, j i"' v.hijn.
Orwell— (> \civoP. "AAVII- -Hiram Sivawev.
Overton—c. hristian lb vcGy'windbnui -Daniel "Shoema
ker, Jeff,•i -on Johnson,
IN THE M A'lTEIt of tlit; estate of Fetrr
1 John in deceased, lalt of Rome toWDship, m the
Ornhans' Court of llraaford C.unity.
The undersigned, HI dit-or Rppnii.ted hy said court TO
nudil. sen 1:■ ami adjust the account ol 1 1 reoepr**r fobrs,
Hugh Hi.-ks a *d Jrcuc JoUn-un, mlimuietratoia with Hie
wd! annexed of the - a td peter John son and to report a
distribution of the balance in the hands of the said ad
mini-ti atius. hereby gives notice that he will attend to
the duties of his appointment at the office of Will am
W iMcins, e.-q., |n the 11 rough of Towanda, on Monday,
Apr.! 12, Jsf.s.at 1 o'clock, p. M.. at which time srii
place all persons interested are notified to attend.
J. D GOODEXOUGH, Auditor.
Towanda. March 1. IK.S3.
V°Tli E Tf> COiTLECTORiS.—You afe
-Ll hereby reauired to deduct bve per ceiit. iroin iuo
State tax of each and every person who shall pav his or
her State and t ouut-v tax in full on ot before the lAlh
day of June next, and the same shall la> allowed von in
your settlement with the Treasurer, pnv>ded the same i-i
paid into the County Treasury on or befbie the 2J<l an.i
-4th days of June next. Yon are also required to be
prompt in your collection ami paying of the same over
at thst time.
Br order of the cv- -n m ; *, irw --
U. P. COOLBAI i.ll, i lerlr.
Comm'r.-. o?ice, March 2J i" ja.