mack o Q Grey-Towu by Col. Kinney.
. reported by the last mail that the
" * '{ rea ty hail been ratified, but this report
V -: H!1 rrcc ,; The treaty was ratified by the
v in ;'] v i, v a vote of ten to five, but Presi-
M i'-TINF./- has refused to give it his sig
.n,i has sent it back with amendments,
v- to sanction the presence of Ameri-
within Xiearaguan territory. The
lS '.;created no little excitement in the
\.-j)in'all correspondent of the Panama
writing on the 6th of May, sends the
' • fmy *
I . British steamer Trent, just arri:ed
lirevtovvu, reports that on the 25th of
, ('olonel KINNEY, with men armed to the
Vi, hauled down tlie Mosquito Hag, hoisted
■id the Xicaragnan colors, forced his
' ~-o the .Mayor's house, and forcibly drag
*" , r out as a prisoner. The citizens were
"arras directly, and a message was sent
' -.vain KENNEDY, of the Jamestown, for
. . .le who came on shore immediately,
an armed boat s crew.
'tpt'uvos TOM vs, intriguing to support
• v and irain the support of the Junta
tated that lie was the representative of
In -aragaan Government, and had been
i,y them that the treaty between the
c vf States and Nicaragua had been ratified
at they were at all hazards to hoist the
the above country in San Juan. Un
* ,fe!v, he had to cat his own words, for
v p Bani el, acting-Consul, and lately tp
• 1 Miuister to Paris by the Xicaragnan
remtaeab produced his papers of office, and
; that the treaty was not ratified, and
Mr. Toy is dared not show his face in'
iiratry, having been outlawed for being .
_N.fr in WALKER'S army. Nothing was]
j.> he d me, therefore, the citizens of i
I;--vtown insisted upon taking KINNEY and
ha'id of prisoners off to the Jamestown,
„, 3 t i icnc e to be sent up in the British
~ r tu Aspinwall, which was done.
X Colonel and his party had arrived at
AH' i,avail." a __
y., " R'::IP.EI PHYSICIAN."— It appears
. : Dr. Jmues, the "retired physician, whose
„• ..ot life have nearly run out,'' lias retired .
run out from the scenes o c his labors, |
:ig lieliind him diconsolate pouce and au
\ lied world. Not even his famous Canabis
or Knst Indian I temp, which had saved
v daughter from the grave, was able to
the mysterious process by which his
gn-vv los and less, until, it entirely I
; ;red. He "sands of life" he has, I
. i.r, con verted into sands of gold, and the
. -don of one hundred thousand dollars j
v him for his compulsory flight from the •
-,1-sof New York. The "retired physican"
I ;h'' only masquerade iu which the depar-
H Brown—his real name—has figured. He :
H.■ Vs i II Monsett, who taught people to'
~"ge mercurv into gold j he was Prof. Jas. j
■ fliorne, who advertises that he will show I
■ I,|y the way to make a year, if not
upon the receipt of a certain sum in
i;e stamps, which coming duly to hand, j
■ ipplieauts are sent a recipe for the maim ■
■ ire of artificial honey, and the right to sell |
■ any county which the dupe may select,'
"vo costing 85. Tiie enterprising Brown ;
■ Madame Julie Ncllville, who received j
■ , France some splendid cosmetics. These j
- -.'ivc just been brought to light by the \
■ York police, who are now in eager
HN.it of the retired and retiring physician.— j
■ . -ir< tli.it there was no Canabis In lica
■ I'dicineof 15.own, but m-rely a co:n
--■ . i! j lorieo, slippery el;n decoction, and
co-ting sixteen cents, bottle and all,
S : w iieii he churged §2. His " Ilegula
■ i I'lriiYing Pill," and "Excelsior Oint-
H 'f India."' were m ule on the same princi
■ a i-I --.id fir as miny dollars as they cost
H. cent- The most magnificent of his cos
■ The Milk of 11 >ses and Extract of
■ B'o-oms," turns out to have liecn a
■ of magnesia and alcohol, costing him
■ .rV cents—price, 82 a bottle It re
■-' •id "ell under what new disguise the
! phv-iciaii" will make his next ap
■ before the public.
15-j T.> understand tiiat a young man 1 jvthe
f v-'s v, who lias for sometime past
' -it Warren, this county, came to the
■ oinn one day last week, that his life was
■ ' " F preserving, and determined to put
■ Ito it. by hanging.
I' mnediate cause for this rash act, was
'•t : on of a chastisement by the man
idiom he resided. The whipped lad
■ vng to <|iite the whipper, went out and
■ ' d himself h> an article used by the
■ - mi:just before the vital spark had le-
I'Xtinguiscd, he was discovered by Mr
COHI'RN and Mr. SIPNEV PITCHER,
tli ■ cord, and changed him from a
■ - to a lying position. After some time
■ "''l. he hegiiii to show signs of return
■ vion, and finally was fully restored.
I' -' THOMI- sun was highly indignant at
I - I'.h'iueu for interfering with ltis inali
: -fits, and saving his life. His einploy
-1 hiin lii.s wages, and sent him back to
I' 1 rk, in which city lie was formerly an
- •/. the almshouse.— -Argus.
Alhany lumber interest is thus noticed
■'receipts of lumber during the week
I feu,heavy and include first arrivals from
'o that now it is arriving freely from
•ns. The assortment in market is good
-npply of most kinds abundant.—
B ' v!i hoards are sold as fast as received,
,; nued arrivals keep up a fair supply.
"'f have been brisk, through mostly of
H n spruce and the lower grades of pine.
H uimlier goes olf slowly. The demand
■. '"l'filly for the East and for foreign ship
■ . Prices remain as heretofore, though
0 fiome disposition to meet the views of
1 of ( 'oar pine.
H - its have been more lively, particular
■ "'"tu ports, and nearly every vessel in
14 loading for the south or east.
'• CASE AT DAXVILLE. —Mary Twiggs,
' ''a - the murder of Catherine Ann
■ v lnst week tried at Danville, and was
I ' lt y of murder in the first degree.—
■ ::, " ( 1 to wear a forced expression of
nce , but at times it was marked with
H 'Jicern. Tiie testimony being in sub
fiuQut the same as that which was given
H . " u 4 court against \Ym. J. Clark, who
,! "1 guilty for the same criaio. 15. K.
■ u "'f K 11. Baldy fur the prisoners.
! "b another chapter in the long cat
' yimc and the guilty ones have re-
B, ' l ''' just deserts and need but the
v signature to pay the penally for
THE RAILROAD WAR IN ERIE—THE TRACK
TORN I p.—On Thursday evening last, a laige
and respectable number of the citizens of Har
bor Creek convened at the Greenwood School
house, to take into consideration the recent de
monstration on the part of the Buffalo and
Erie Railroad in fact, but Erie and Northeast
Railroad ostensibly, to take from the public at
large and use for their own individual purposes
the highway in Harbor Creek, the occupancy
of which by the Railroad Company has, at an
issue before the Supreme Court, been declared
illegal and contrary to the provisions of its
charter. After an expression of views on the
part of those present, it was unanimously re
solved to notify the Railroad Company "that
the citizens of Harbor Creek would not relin
quish the right of their highways-; and that
the Company must remove the obstructions al- j
ready placed upon them, and if they refused,
the pathmasters of the township were author
ized to remove the road already graded from
the public roads. It appears, however, that
the E. AN. E.R. R. Co.—a corporation of
our own State—has been swallowed up by a
foreign corporation, over which our State pos
sesses no authority, and who have no feelings
of interest in common with our citizens. On
Wednesday the Commissioners notified the
pathmasters that the obstructions must be re- i
moved from the highways forthwith, whereup-!
on a large number of responsible and respecta
ble citizens appeared on the ground, aud remo
ved that ■part of the road obstructing the high- !
way. On the same day, shortly after the road
was demolished, the person having charge of
the road immediately set to work and commenced
rebuilding the road. We are not advised of
what action will be taken on the premises, but
we are confident that the obstructions will be }
removed by the citizens of Harbor Creek, as |
often as laid down by the Railroad Company. ;
It seems as though the Railroad monopolists
wish another war—if so, they are pursuing the
right course to have their desire gratified.—
Erie (I'e.nn.) Dispatch.
t
FROM KANSAS. — LEAVENWORTH, Wednesday
May 2fi.—The Board of Commissioners ap
pointed under the act of Congress of May 4,
convened at Lecomptou on the 24th. Presi
dent, J. W. DENVER, Governor ; Hrou S.
\\ Al.su, Secretary ; C. W. BAUCOCK, President
of the Council ; GEO. W. DEITZLER, Speaker
of the House ; and WU WEIR, District-At
torney. The members of the Board were j
sworn in by Judge CATO, an 1 the commission J
organized by electing Gov. DENVER, President,
aud Mr. WALSH Secretary. A Committee of
three was appointed by the Chair, to prepare
a programme for conducting the election, and ■
report at the next meeting of the Board, which
takes place on the 31st of M ly. On motion
of Mr. BARCOCK, it was unanimously agreed
that the eleetion ordered by Congress be fixed j
for the first Monday in August next. The
Commission then adjourned.
Gov. DENVER arrived here this evening, and
proceeded to the Fort. Rumors are in circu
lation of a battle on the Southern Border be
tween the Free State force and a party of
Missourians, in which 21 persons were killed
and wounded. The news is not authentic.
THE GOI.D EXCITEMENT IN IOWA — ON THE
INCREASE. —The excitement of the public in
regard to the lowa gold diggings is spreading .
over the entire State, and in the greater por
tion of its local discoveries serve to increase
the excitement.
The number of miners in Marion, Warren,
Madison, Clark and adjacent counties is daily j
increasing, aud reports are still favorable as
to the success of their labors. A great ma
jority of these gold seekers are old Californians,
and must have cut their eyeteeth on the gold
en shores of the Pacific, and yet they are dig
ging aud prospecting with high hopes of suc
cess.
The diggings in Johnson atvl lowa cdilnties
are attracting people in the vicinity, and new
discoveries are reported in Page and Taylor
counties, and also in the vicinity of Fort
Dodge—j From the Keokilk (.lale City 24 1h.
The Markets.
i
Brrr.u.o, Friday, May 28, 1858.
Flour unchanged. Bales l.fiOO bblsj at
$2 To a $3 50 for common Upper Lake ; at
?3 Ton£4 for extra do. ;$3 >25375 for Su
perfine Indiana and Ohio ; $3 &T"s4 1- for
extra do. ; and $4 25a54 3T for double extra
do. Wheat —Active and a shade firmer.—
Sales 50,000 bush., at 70c. for Chicago Spring:
Tic. for Milwaukee Club ; 81c.81 l-4c. for
Red Ohio and Indiana ; 80c. for \V bite Wis
consin ; 87c. for do. Indiana. Corn unchang
ed. Sales 30,000 bush, at 52c. for Indiana,
and 54c.54 1 -2c. for fair Illinois. Oatsquiet
at 32e.n32 I 2c. Whiskey nominal at 10c.
nVJ l-2c.
OstTKiOj Friday. May 2*.
Flonr in better demand. Sales 1,000 bbls.,
at $3 75<v$4 for Common to Extra State.—
Wheat firmer and sales 10,000 bash. Chicago
Spring, at 73e. Corn quiet; Sales 20,000
bush. Choice Indiana,at GO 1 -2c. Oats scarce.
Sales 1,000 bush. Western, at GO 1 -2c.
CHICAGO, Friday, May 28.
Flour steady. Wheat active at 63 l-2c.
Corn declined to 54c. Oats quiet.
Til A ii il i &K U) 9
On Tuesday evening, Mav 25th, l>v I lev. \. A. TV Pew,
i Mr. S. W. ROGERS and Miss SOPHItOXIE K. daugh
ter of Itu"sell Pratt, Esq., all of this village.
jnwmm
JUST received by the subscriber, the very
best selection of new
Spring <fc Summer Bry Goods
to he found in this market. Also, the usual Kvncral a •
sirtment of GROCERIES. H ARDWARE. < H >( KK II A
HOOTS A SHOES, XAIES, FISH, GLASS. SASII. and
a great variety of Summer HATS A CAPS. Also, a
lengthy cat? loge of
BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
all of which will be sold at amazing low figures for CASH.
.1 one 185 ft. J. KINCBBERi.
NEW TIN SHOP!
| r rMIE undersigned respectfully informs his friends and
1 the public generally, that lie has opened a new
TIN WARE A SHEET IRON' ESTABLISHMENT
! in the Fjnndrv, first door below Mercur's Store, where
i lie is prepared to conduct the business in all its various
. branches. ..... , ,
Tin Ware and House Spouting <>f all kinds, made to or
der, on short notice. Stoves of various styles constantly
for sale. Paiticular attention paid to Jobbing. Old Iron,
Copper and Brass taken iu exchange for goods.
| .I ti ll<- I. I -."is. JOHN C ARMAN.
AVTOOL. —Cash paid for Wool, at No. 2,
W Patton'b Block.
June 3, 1858. A - R . O( KWEbb.
WOOXi ! WOOIm*. WOOL!
mAAA LBS. WANTED, for which cash will be
j •* • wUw!
PRINTS —A an arrinl ot UMM che|>
' I Prints, at V.'V Pal ten's Ri''k.
! June Js.s, \VM. A- ROCKWELL
Xcto fAbDcrtisnn^nt9.
WANTED.
,"CAAA Busheles of Oats for which we will
D' "V/V ' pay ca.sh on delivery.
Towiinda, April 2tl, 1858. ' BAILEY A SEVINS.
FOB SALE.
A HORSE. HARNESS AND CARRIAGE. Inquire
jt\. at tiie I'resbyteriau Parsonage, in this Borough, ot
Towanda, April 28, 1 ;toB. J. FOSTER.
Humphrey & Wickham
ARE now receiving a general assortment of goods
suitable for the season, consisting of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, BOOTS &
SHOES. SOLE & UPPER LEATHER. FRENCH
A AMERICAN CALFSKINS. MOROC
CO LININGS A FINDINGS, Ac.
0 which they invite the attention of their patrons and
friends and the public generally—trusting that they will
he aide to please both as to price at'd quality those who
favor them with a call.
Thwanda, May 10,1858.
ARE YOU INSURED?
Susqiieliatlrfa Mutual Insurance Co.,
TOWANDA, BRADFORD COUNTY, PA.
THIS Company insures against loss or dam
age by Fire. Dwelling houses, Furniture Warehou
ses, Stores and Merchandize, Ac., on the most reasonable
terms.
DIRECTORS.
H. W. TRACY, ALLEN M'KEAN,
JOHN' V. LONG, GUY TRACY,
EZRA HOLCOMB, JOB KIRBY,
JUSTUS LEWIS, DANIEL BAILEY,
ISAAC MYER, WM. KINGSLEY,
PRECEPTOR FORBES, JOSEPH POWELL.
11. W. TRACY, President.
ALLEN M'KEAN, Vice President; JUDSON HOL
COMB, Secretary; LAPORTE, MASON A CO., Trc.is.
pULTIYATOII TEETH, for sale by
\J_ May 4, 185 S. H. S. MERCUR.
1 k} Ai i YARttoS more of those fid Prists :
1 " f\_J also, 12 doz. more of those (id Linen Hand
kerchiefs, just received at
May 4, 1858. MERCUR'S.
II OOPS.—Just received by express, anoth-
I. er lot of those double extension Steel Hoop Skirts
at May 4, is:,s. MERCUR'S.
(JIIEAP Embroidered Curtain Muslins, now
J opening at May 4,185 ft. MERC UK'S.
11 ATS.—A large assortment of Men's and
L Boy's Wool, Fur, Leghorn, Palm Leaf, Colored and
White Ktraw Hats at May 4. lv'.s. MERCUR'S
(I ROC ERI I-:s!
J. PICKERING,
WJ. 12, Lake St. Elraira. N. Y.,
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
Groceries and Provisions !
]>!acl• and Green Tens.
Green, 1 toasted and ground CoJJ'ccs.
Sugars, Syrups and Molasses.
Clour, Pork, Salt,
Pish, hard, llniter, Cheese,
Prui!s, ffuls, Cigars, Jv.
(VLOSE BUYERS in search of Good Goods at the VE-
J I{N LOWEST CASH PRICES, will tind it to their
advantage to examine my fresh and desirable stock l>c
fore purchasing elsewhere, as I shall endeavor to sell goods
as low as tiiey can be bought of New York Jobbers, which
will make from five to ten per cent in favor of the pur
chaser. J. P.. No. 12, Lake street.
P. S—Goods well bought arc half sold.
May 4. Is.'.s.
Arrangements for 1858 !
AT M. E. SOLOiIfION : 3 CLOTHING STORE.
A Y E. SOLOMON has just received the most cxtcn
i\ J . sivc and elegant assortment of
Spring and Summer Clothing
ever offered in this market, which was bought for CASH
and will be sold at prices which cannot be equalled else
where.
Persons desirous of purchasing any article of Clothing
are requested to give him a call, a- lie pledges himself
that no person anxious to buy shall go away without be
ing satisfied..
Kir A good assortment of Gentlemen's FURNISHING
GOODS will lie kept on hand.
Towanda, April M, ls.">s.
WM. A. ROCKWELL,
Hav ing just returned from the City, is now receiving a
splendid assortment of
Spring and Summer Goods.
To which he invites particular attention. Being fully
determined not to be outdone either in
CHEAPNESS OR EXCELLENCE
of articles offered for sale, and having had sufficient ex
i peffieiiep in his business to warrant him in saying that lie
! . an offer very gieat inducements to customers.
TO THE LADIES
' He offers the very smallest Bonnets and the very largest
Hoop Skirts ; also, those of a medium size. A most ele
! gant lot of Plaid. Black and Brocaded dress Silk-.
, Lawns, Bareges, ('bailies, DeLaiues, Brilliants and
i White Goods as usual of the best kinds, and the cheapest
] and best lot of PRINTS ever offered in this totVB !—lf
' vou dfin't believe it, eoine and see. Our stock of
GROC ER IES
, has a nsunl been selected with great care, and cannot
fail to give satisfaction both as td prices and qualities.
If you want the worth of your money, go to No. 2, Pat
ton's Block. Many thanks for past favors, we hope to
merit our share of patronage.
Toiran&i, April 27. ls.vs. WM. A. ROCKWELL.
IMaOUII ! FLOUII !—A first rate article
of Western Flour, may be had at Sm.mtos's in Mer
cur's Block, lower than can be purchased in this vicini
ty.
" April 36,18.',8. M. K. SOLOMON.
I>LAX'KS ! RLAX'KS !—Justice* and Con
> stable's BLANKS ; also, DEEDS and CONTRACTS.
ITS" We have printed and can supply S< ,'HOOL DIRKC
i TORS with sets of all the blank- necessary for three or
four years, consisting of orders, contracts, bonds, aud
warrants. Price D a set.
fir We have neatly printed and substantially bound,
TOWN ORDERS, in books sufficient to last from five to
ten venrs. Price ?2.
BLANKS of all kinds, printed to order, in first rate
stvle, and at reasonable prices,at the REPORTER office.
Volunteers and drafted irtn of the
War of |sl2, who were called into
service by the state of New York, near ftear some filing to
i their advantage, by calling on the suWriber in the Bo
rough of Towanda.
Miv 16,1859, J. !>. GOOpENOI idl.
SHAWLS. —A now arrival of Stella, Thi-
' bet, Silk,•'Printed and M. IleLaine Shawls, at 2, l'at*
■ton's Hoi k. June J. Is.',s. WM. A. ROCKWELL.
4 D MINI ST RA TO Il'S NOT IC E.—N otice
: 2\_ i., hereby given, that all persons indebted to the es
tate ot Cas.-ius Gillette, d c'd, late of California, are re-
I quested to make pavmeut without delay ; and all persons
1 having claims against said estate, must present them duly
authenticated for settlement, to the subseriliers.
RALPH GILLETTE,
May 4.1858. Administrator.
AI) MIXI ST 11A TO lUS N (>T IC K.—X otice
is lierebv given, that all persons indebted to the es
tate of CH ARITY MEAD, dee'd., late of Michigan,
are hereby requested to make payment without de
lay; and ail persons having claims against said estate will
please present them duly authenticated for settlement.
. T. T. BROWN,
May 4, 1858. Administrator.
VUDITOR'S NOTlCE.— Orrille Cham
hrrlin rs. Aaron I'rrkins. In the Common Picas
of Bradford county, No. 591, Sept. T. 1858.
The undersigned, Auditor, appointed by said Court to
di-tribute funds raised by Sheriff's sale ot the real estate
of defendant, will atteud'to the duties ot'liis appointment
at ltis office, iu Towanda borough, 011 Saturday, the 'fifth
dav of June, INSB, at 1 o clock in the afternoon, at vv liich
time and place all persons interested are required to pre
sent tlieir c lainis or else be forever debarred troin said
fund. G. D. MONT AN YE,
t June 1,1858. __ Auditor.
|~T DMINISTRATDK S NOTICE.-Notice
jt\~ is hereby given, that all persons indebted to the es
tate of Joseph B. Chaffee, dee'd, late of Warren township,
are requested to make payment without delay ; and all
persons having claims against said estate will plea.-eprc
-rnt thein ditlv authenticated for settlement.
NANCY M. CHAFFEE.
HENRY \LLYN,
1 .tune | 18 .8, A'lininistratnts.
fllcrcl)uni>i?<\ £~c.
COAL OIL LIGHT !
CALL and see some lieautiful patterns of Lamps for
burning KEROSENE AND BRECKEXKIDGK OIL
—distilled from Coal and not explosive ; cheaper than
any light yet discovei d. Both Oil and Lamps, with
Wkks and Shades, furn shed very cheap at
DR. 11. . DORTER S DRUG STORE.
April 21,1858. __
New Spring and Summer
GOODS.
HS. MERCI'R has just rcee'vod a gx>d assortment
• of Staple aud Fancy Dry Goods :
Groceries, Hardware, Harness and Carriage
Trimmings, Crockery and Glass Ware,-
Boots i<j- Shoes, Hals Cups, Faints,
Oils, Wooden Ware, i \-c., t|f.
Many of which articles will he sold for cash at lower
prices than were ever before offered in Bradtord County.
Towanda, April 20, 1858.
SOME VERY CHEAP BOOTS.
lADIES Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs at (i i cents
J each, White Cotton Hose at b 4 cents per pair.
Handsome Lawns at <i j cents per yard, and tiie best 0 4
cent Calicoes in the State, will he found at the Store of
Towanda. April 21,1858. H. S. MEItCCR.
BIRI) CAGES of all description, llomp and
Canary seeds, Birds nests. Cuttle Bone and other
Bird flxen's atXo. 2 Fattens Block.
April 21. ls.-,s. WJI. A. ROCKWELL.
A LARGE assortment of Ladies Fancy
Baskets, Cliildrens Willow and Empire Cabs,
Ac., at Xo. 2 Pattella Block.
April 21, Is.",s. WM. A. RQCKWBUU
VN extensive variety of Crockery, (Jlass,
Yellow Ware, Fluid, lamp wicking Ac., at No. 2
Buttons Block.
April 21.1858. WM, A. ROCKWELL.
/"CARPETING.—Fine Injrrain, Veuitian,
\J Hemp and Rush Carpeting, Mats, Rugs Ac., at Xo.
2,l'attnns Block,
• April 21.1858 WM. A. ROCKWELL.
IHIE cheapest and general variety of Roots
. and Shoes ever offered in Towanda, at Xo. 2 Bat
tons Block.
April 21.1858. WM. A. ROCKWELL.
ITUtUIT. —Prunes, Raisins, dried Retries,
apples, Ac., at Xo. 2 Button-- Block.
April 21. 1858. W. A.ROCKWELL.
ILLINOIS Timothy Seed and Ohio Clover
. seed foi sale at Xo. 2, Buttons Block.
April 21), 185!>. WM. ROCKWELL.
MACKINAW TROUT, Mackerel, Codfish,
. for >alt- at No. 2, Pattons Block.
April 20, lsO*. WM. ROCKWELL.
Spring and Summer Millinery,
FOR I<SSB,
BY A. T. MARSH & CO.
Xwo. 5, UnieO Dlocli,
E LMIRA, N . V .
HAVING made extensive arrangements and improve
ments in our MILLINERY DEPARTMENT, <• now
cordially invite all t-> favor as with a call before purchas
ing KPRIXO or SI'MMER MILLINERY, feeling coiili
dent we can make it to the advantage of all.
OUR WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT
Will be full and complete, with everything in the line of
Millinery : such as Straw Bonnets, Bloomers, Flat- ami
Gypsicttes of all kinds and styles for Ladies' or Misses'
wear, by the dozen or case.
Ruches and Flowers by the box. Ribbons by the piece
or cartoon. Blonds, edging, lootings and Straw Braids by
the dozen or piece. Bonnet Frames. Crowns and Blocks
bv the dozen. Rpeds and covered liotie* by the gross.—
Band boxes ly the nest or gross. Koultons. Crapes,
l.is-es, Frown Linings and Cape Notts hy the piece, and
in fact everything required in the Millinery line in the
greatest abundance and at the- very lowest "CITY WHOLK
SAI.E PuiCEH.
OUR RETAIL DEPARTMENT
Will embrace a full and complete assortment of all of
the above mentioned articles at prices to suit the times.
All bonnets bought at the stof-e **i!! he trimmed free of
charge in t lie latest style and best manner. • oods bought
by parties from out of town, will be packed and deliver
ed to the strfgtv or cars free of expense.
A. T. MARSH A CO.,
No. 5, Union Block. Etiriira, X. Y.
WARD nor SK,
TOWANDA. PA,
CWEAZEV A HOLMES respect fully in
form the public, that having leased tin- Ward House
for term of years, and thoroughly repaired and newly
furnished the same, they invite the patronage of travel
lers and others, with every confidence thai their facili
ties are such as to enable them to reurter satisfaction#—
They assure the public that no effort shall lie spared to
maintain for t!•" Ward House the high reputation it has
so long enjoyed 1" eff"ct which the personal wants of
their guests will be carefully attended to. while every
facility the market affords will be appropriated to make
the Tabic all that could be desired;
We shall pay particular attention to Hie accommoda
tion of Jurors "and witnesses attending Court: who will
la? boarded at the low price of ;2£ cents per day.
Sis' The Bar is well stocked with an excellent assort
ment of LIQUORS. We also offer to the public a large
assortment of Liquors, by the quart, gallon or barrel, of
a ipiality not to be excelled, nnrl at prices as low if not
lowef than can be obtained in the cities.
Reading, Elmira and Binghatnton Ale, by the quart,
gallon or barrel.
Totvanda, April 27, lsr,B.
M <> TvT T A x V I : S
Are n\Y receiving their Spring and Summer Stock of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
GROCERIES, HARDWARE, CROCKERY,
K ? liars, fljDP,findings & Ifntljrr,
HATS, CAPS, BONNETS, AC.
Which will be sold at Greatly Red need Prices.
Cor. Public Square and Main st.
J. I>l WON'TANYK, ) TOWANDA. la. in MOWASVE, JK
E. ii. MOXTANVS, { April 12,18.78. \v. n. HOVTANVK.
/ \RCHANS' COURT SALE—By virtue
V / of an order of the Orphan*' Court of Bradford Co.,
will be exposed to public sale on the prettti*'-*. on HAT'
I'RDA Y, the 2(ith day of JUNE, at one o'clock, B. M.,
the following described real e.-tate situate ill I v< ' V twp.,
Bradford county, bounded and described ;.s follows, to
wit: Beginuing at a post and -fotics the south east cor
ner of a lot owned by Sidney Van'mrn, thence by the said
lot north 157 perches to a post and stones, corner, thenre
by Andrew Ayres' lot ea-t to !• 10 perches to a post and
stones, a corner of a jot ben to lore granted to Hiram Kit
tle, thence by the said Kittie's lot south "I *-lo perches
to a post and stones, thence north 80° east *7 *-1" per
ches to a po*t and stones in the- iine of Enos Luther's land,
being the warrant suivcy line, thence along said line west
00 tj 10 perches to the place of beginuing. (.'ontaining
4s acres aud 105 perelies. more or less, except seven
acres conveyed by .lohnC. Ball in his lifetime to Leonard
Vatthorii, and situated on the south side of said lot.
Terms made know n on day of sale.
C. 11. CAMPBELL,
JOHN SALISBURY,
May 2.'>, 18.78. Administrators.
THE MOWING MACHINE
That Everybody Dikes!
ALLEN'S PATENT IMPROVED MOWE , AND
J\ MOWER AND REAPER COMBINED. Strong and
j simple in construction, not liable to get out of order,
| compact, light, easy of draft, so easy as to be comforalde
all day work for a light team : safe t > the driver, and may
| be worked at a slow gait by horses and oxen.
No clogging ofkuives ; works well on side hills, and in
any kind of grass, heavy or light, coarse'or fine, lodged
or "standing, ripe or unripe, wet or dry, long or short, or
sanded.
Not confined to localities where other machines work,
but will do good where others operate indifferently, or
I none at all.
If Is believed that no person ran be found having one.
; th it would exchange it for the best of other kinds, and
I fifty doll; rs.
ki. Every machine warranted to give entire satisfac
: tion. For sale by P. P. PECK II AM.
Columbia X Roads, Bradlord Countv. Pa.
May 18, 1868.
Dissolution.
Co-partnership heretofore existing between the
JL undersigned, under the nnno and *l\lp of laporte.
Mason A Co., is this day dissolved by mutual consent—
dons LXROUTB and GOKPKX F MASON having pure hand
the interest of 11. S. llrssKi.t.. will continue the hnsiiio
of Banking at the -amc place, under the same si v ie.
JOHN I.APOKTK.'
G F. MANON.
Towanda. Ap; ?t. I*s* fV IB >SFI.f
Ccgal. '
A N APPRAISEMENT AND CLASS!-j
J\- FICATION of the different persons engaged in the
sale "f goods, wares and merchandise in the County of i
Bradford for the year IKix, with the amount of Mcetisc
thereunto mkc.\l :
IVhere Sohl. .Xames. Clans. License. \
Asvluniw..lngham A Stafford. 14 ' 00-
J. AV. Denisoii 14 7 00 i
I'. Terry 14 7 0(1
John llortoii 14 7 (HI
Athens b0r0'....G. A. Perkins 14 7 'Hi i
G. B. Perkins ft 7 00 j
C.Park A Son 13 10 (Mi :
Page A Bristol 11 13 00
C. Comstoek 14 7 00
P. AA'. Meeker 44 7 oo
Joseph Parsons 11 7 00
Athens twp David Gardner 14 7 00
Anson Beidlcnian 14 7 00 '
Burlington boro' o. F. Long A Sons 14 700 i
S. AV. Miller 14 7 00;
Merry, Wilhelrn A Co 14 7 oo •
Canton.... M. Loekwood If 700
A. N. A AV. W. Spalding 14 7 tm
J. Francisco 14 7 oo •
D. Wilcox & Co 11 7 oo
A. Doty 14 7 00 |
J. Vandyke, jr 14 7 00 i
W.P.Newbury 14 7 00
Mix A Hooper -11 7 00.
AV. S. Baker 7 00,
Columbia A. B. Austin If 7 00 I
Durefl... .U. Moody If 700
Franklin Barclay R. U. & Coal Co- 14 7 00 .
Granville L.D.Taylor 14 700
Hugh Maloy 14 7 Off |
W.H.Phillips ...14 7 00
Derrick Clin*. Piatt 14 7 00 '
A. C. Stevens 14 7 00 i
Leroy.... E. Holeontb It 7 Of) ;
Parkhurst & Foss 14 7 00 j
Monroe boro',.. .11. C- Tracy 13 10 00
Ingham & Miller 14 7 00 j
Smith. Crantuer A Co 14 7 00
8. S. II in man 14 7 00 !
<). P. I.von 14 7 00 ;
Orwell... .T. Humphrey 12 12 30
S. N. lßi.uson 1 1 7 00 |
H. Otbbs & Sou 13' lo 00 j
I Overton.... Potter & Lyon It 7 On J
Daniel Ileverlcy .11 " 00
Bike D. A D.M. Bailev 13 lo 00
I. L. Bos worth 14 7 OO
Baldwin A' Bobbins .14 7 0t)
G. H. Little 13 10 00
Stevens 4' Burrows 14 7 00
i Ridgfaurv... H. G. Cornell 14 7 80
A. H. V.mihis I t 7 00 \
L. F. Buck 14 7 00-
A. ' dbum 14 7 o<>
< Itome J. W.AVood'ouni \ C 0... 14 7 Uu
Geo. Nichols 14 7 po
Slauding Stone... .Geo Stevens. 12 I' 2 30 !
11. W.Tracv 13 10 00
Espy A Whitman It 7 00
; fUmhtqwiw... .Khmer At Gore 14 7 00 |
i Sniithtield... M. Buliock 13 10 o
Dm f.-y .% Friteller Ft Irt 00
J. W. Phelp* 14 7 00
■ Springfield... IHrani Spear 14 7 oo
AV. T. Daik-y 14 7 00
Tuscarora... .Tlio*. Tailor 14 7 'K)
Troy boro' S. W. .A 'l). F. Boiaerov 12 12 30
Maxwell. Leonard A Brothers.l 2 12 30
(). B Ballard 14 7 00 !
11. Koon 11 7 80 |
Y.M.i 11. F. Long 13 10 00
S. AV. Payne 14 7 00
Spencer A Bsyne 11 7 '
Troy twp. T. W. White 14 7 00
I Towanda b0r0"... .Moutanyes 13 10 oo
J. Kingsbery 14 7 00
H. S. Mercur 12 12 30
M. K. Solomon It 7 (M)
Tracy & Moore. 13 10 00
J. A. Record 14 7 00
AV. A Ruck well 14 7 00
J. H. Bhiuney & Co 14 7 00
Collins A Powell If 7 00
D.C.HaI 13 10 00
<>. D. Bartlett 14 7 00,
l'atton A Payne 14 7 00
Humphrey & AVickham 12 12 50
AV. A. Chamberlrn 14 7 00
Bailev A Nevins . . .14 7 HO
E. T. Fox 14 7 oo
11. C. Porter 14 7 to
K. A. Parsons 14 7 OH
Joseph Powell 10 20 00
. Ulster V. A A. Newell 13 -10 00
J. A T.Mather 7 Oo
If. S. Davidson A Co 13 10 00
Gibson A Gorsliue 14 7 ou
j Well* John Hriwuell 14 7(8)
i Warren.... R. Cooper 14 7 00
Taluiuge A lUwen 14 7 00
! Windham. . AY. H. Russell 14 700
Wyalusiiig. C. Avery 14 7on
(I.C. At wood II 7 Off
F.A C. la-wis 14 7NI
AV. Taylor..., 14 7 oo
G. M.Bixby 13 10 00
; Wysox....Y. E. A J.E, Piolott 13 10 00
Wilmot... .J. L. Jones 14 700
A List ami Classification of the Reer Houses,
Eating Houses. Ac., in the Comity of Hrndfnrd. for tiie
year 1858, under the acts of Assembly 1 10th of April,
*l*4o and 31sf of March. 18>fi •
| Where I.orated. .Same*. Class. J.irense.
Athen* boro'... .Cornelius Harsh 8 3 oo
('artier A Siit-ll 8 5 00
, Burlington boro*. Charles Boss 8 5 00
Monroe b0r0'.... A. Aluilan 8 3 00
; Orwell K.J. Ea*terbrooks 8 5 00
t Sheshcquin E. Brighum., S 5 00
Smithtield C. H- Riggs 8 ; 00
! South Creek H. AVheeler s 5 00
Towanda b0r0'.... Miles Carter 8 A 00
H. A. Burbank 8 6 00
Trov boro' AVm. Morgan s 5 00
A List and Classification of the persons en
gaged in the sale of Nostrums. Patent Meil'u inCs. Ac., 1
in the County of Bradford, for the year l8o, under the i
a-1 of Assembly of April 10, 184:).
IVhere I MC tiled. Xames. Class. License, j
Athens boro'... .G. A. Perkins 4 500 !
Canton I). Wilcox A Co 4 5 00 j
W. S. Baker 4 3 (K) I
Franklin AA'in. Rose. 4 5 oo ;
la?roy Parkhurst A Foss 4 3 00 i
Monroe boro' D. N. Newton . ..4 3 <to -
(Jrwell T. Humphry 4 5 00 |
S. N. Bronson 4 3 00
Standing Stone.... H. AA*. Tracy 4 500
Towanda boro'.., l'atfon A Payne 4 •■> "0 i
H. ('. Porter. 4 3 oo
Troy b0r0".., ,S. W. AD. F. P0mer0J....... 4 500
V. M. A It. F. lamg 4 5 (HI j
F. E. Ballard 4 5 00 i
AVysox V. E. A J. K. ifioliet 4 3 On
Warren Talmage A Bo wen 4 5 00
A List and Classiftcntirtn of the different Dis
tilleries in Bradford County, for the year 1838, under
the acts of Assembly of April loth, Ist'.i, and March
::ist. I SAG.
Springfield .Win. Brace 10 30 00
Standing Stone lames Gorden 10 50 00
Trov two G. A J. A'elie 10 30 00
Orwatt.Spalding A [Co... .10 50 00
A List and Clasgificntion of Hankers in Brad
ford County, for the year 1858.
Towanda bopr,... Laporte. Mason A Co.. 1500 4> (to
tj- Notice is hereby given that an appeal will be lieid
at the Com mi—toner's OfIT e.in the bor-utgh of Towanda.
on WEDNESDAY, the 3otl day of JUNK next, at 1 <>'-
clock, P. M.. at .which time and place any jr*on ag
-1 gti wed hv the foregoing Appraisement and Classification
! cm attend it they think proper.
C. H. AMF.S.
Sheshequin, May 21.1558. Mercantile Appraiser.
I certifv the foregoing appraise ment and e!*si(i-ation
ito lie true and correct ,to the best of my knowleduc and
■ belief. Witness liiv hand this 2i.*t day of May, 18.78.
C. 11. AMES. Mercantile Appraier.
OIUMIANS' COURT SALE.—By virtue
ot ail order of the Orphans' Court of Bradford Co..
will be exposed to public sale on the premises, on MON
DAY.JUNE 21,18.78. at 1 o'clock. P. M.. the following
described lot of laud situate in Wells township, fate the
estate of Charlotte Sheparil. de- ciscd. l-roioied as fol
lows, to wit : Beginning in the cent re of the road leading
from Elmira to Daggett's M'lls.it the north e i*t corner
of Andrew .1. Milh-r's tot. them e north til® west 10 t>K
pen lies to n post and stones, the north w.-st corner of
said Miller's lot, thence north 2'.)° east 4 2-K) perches to
a post and stones, thence south 04° cast lo 0-10 per. to
the centre of said road, thence south 21° west 4 2-10 per.
to the place of beginning. Containing 44 5-10 perches.
, more or less, with a framed house and a trained bam
! thereon. Terms made known on day of sale.
JAMES H. BRINK.
AA'ells. May 12. D.'.S. Administrator.
\ DM INISTRATRIX NOTICK.- Notice
2~\ is hereby given, tliat all persons indebted to the es-
I tato of AV.M. B. BEiFSNYDEH. late of Albany township,
j deceased, nre requested to make payment without de
lay ; and .ill persons Iwvingclainis agaihstauid estate will
please present them duly authenticated for settlement.
MARY RKIFSNYDF.R.
i May 10. 1858. Admini-tratrix.
\DMINI STRATRIX N>TI(' E, -Notic#
. is hereby given, that all persons indebted to the
c-tnto of JOHN FROST, deceased, late of Home
j twp. are hereby notified to make payment without delay,
I and all person's having demands against said estate are
requested to present tliem duly authenticated for settle
ment, JANE O. FItOST.
i May t. 18.78. Administratrix.
01-'.toND Arrival of '2OO fitneliof Floor
O from the West, which will be sold lower than else
where at the Clothing Store of
May Hi. IK*. >f. F. SO,/).MON.
rVDIES Sktleft'i) l attice cxtenMon stfpJ
i R ~T skirt* at MBUCnTS srCRF..
Crgnl.
SHERIFF'S SALES.—Byrirtneof sundry
writ* of Vend, Expo., issued out of the com t of Com
mon Pleas of Bradford oa*ty, to mr directed end de
livered, Will'be exposal to public sale at theComt House.
T. wantla Bor-tfgh, on SATFRDA V. the th day of
JUNE. Is3"<,at one uVS k P. M. ?lie following l>t. piece
i or parcel of land situate in Siuithtfeld twp-. Bradford
■ County, Imnndid on the south, Wei-f and north l<y land
off,, s. Tracey. and ea-J by the public highway, running
northward from near UlyssesMoody's. Containing three
fourths of an acre, more or less, all improved, wiffi .%
framed li>usc and small trained ham thereon erected.
Seized and taken in exct ut.Viuat the suit of M. Bulloek
A Co vs. Arnnah Isold.
ALSO'—TTio following lot. pieeeor parie! of land situ
ate in Granville twp.. houudi d as follow-, to wit : Begin
ning at a post on the line of a lot in |sisse*sion of Sea
• in an Strtfth and owned by DffWs. it fiefng tfie smith east
f corner, thence west one hundred muf efghfy-oight roda
I and eight-tenths to a |K>st. the south ev-t corner of a h>t
owned by Orlando Strcetcr, thence north lglity-tive rods
' to a post, the south west corner of a lot owned bv I'bihni
der Williams, thence eat |s* k-1(j rod* t< at post, it t>e
ingflie south east corner of Philander Williams' let. tlu nce
• south k5 pen hes to the place of beginning. • onUining
one hundred acres and forty-eight perches, be the some
m>rc or less, about seveiity-HVe acres improved,one train
i ed house, one framed barn and a few frait trees thereou.
Seized and taken in execution at flif uit of <J. W. Cur
tis to tire use of K. Pomeroy vs. itrnihot floss.
AlXJ—the following lot. piece or parcel of land situ-
I ate in Wilmot twp., Bradford county, Imufulecf on the
north by lands belonging to fV esVrte'nf '/homas Steven*
, dee'd., ei-t by lands of Cliarles F. Weiles. smith by lands
of Krastus Six-pard, and "n the we-t bv lands of Samuel
irtllhouse (frul others.- Containing about one hundred
acres, more or less, about fifty acres improved, two fraiu
| ed houses, one framed barn, corn bouse and other out
j buddings and one apple orcna'rd and other fruit trees
! thereon.
ALSO—Defendant's interest in one other bit. piece or
parcel of laud -ituate hi Wifniot two., Bradford county,
i hounded on the north by lands of Brasilia Shepard mid
the highway leading ft'an the Albany road to the French
• town road, east by the highway leading I rum the Susque
hanna riverto Albany, south and west bv lands of Hiram
and J. P. Horton and unseated land. Containing about
thirty m res, more or less, about ti teeu acres improved,
I otic steam saw mill, tw . framed booses and framed barn,
and otlter out buildings thereon,
Seized and taken in execution at the sffit of Moses Kl
leuburger now to the use of Hiram Horton vs Edward J.
' Shcpnrfi.
AIXI -The following lot, piece or parcel of land sit
uate in Canton township, Bradford canity, hounded oil
the North by lands of,l. tV. Griffin, east by the public
i -tad leading from Canton to Bench Fb fs. south by land*
by Chasi Stoekwell, and wrest by lands of A. Doty. Con
taining ah ut fifty-five feet in front, by three hundred
feet hack more or less, all improved with a frame dwelling
lu. use thereon.
j -seized and taken pieAeefflinn at the suit of S. H. New
man to the use of F. Vandifie ts. J. S. Minurd.
ALSO—Tlie following lot. piece or parcel of land situ
ate in Canton twp., Bradford county, bounded on the
north by land- of Win. S Baker and kingsbery, Newman
,V Co., east bv lands of Kingsberr, Newman k Co., south
bv Tioga Street and west by htiids of Kingsbery, New
man A Co. and Win. ;4. B.ifcer. Containing one-fourth
of art acre, more or less, all improved, with a framed
house thefeon.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of P. H. New
man to fhe use of E. Vandine vs. A. M. Kramer.
ALSO—The fo'lowitig lot. piece or parcel of land situ
: ale in l ister twp., Bradford county, bounded on the notth
t>y laud of Mary Ann Lockwood or the Locfcwood estate,
east, south and west by C. \V. HolcotTib. Containing ten
acres, more or less, all improved, with a ff.inicd house, a
' small barn. a saw mill and a few fruit tree-'.
Seized and taken In execution at the suit of H. S. Da
vidson & Co. vs Henry Walker and Samuel Hunt.
ALSO—The following lot, piece or parcel of laud situ
ate in Monri e biro', Bradford county, bounded and des
cribed as follows, to wit : Beginning at a white oak post
in the center of the State road, tbeuee north 80$° west
10 perches to a post, thence south west 4 per. to a
post, thence south *oo° east 10 per. to a post in the cen
ter of caid State road, tbenCe along the center of the same
nor*h t)| 5 eud 4 per. to the place of beginning. Contain
iug about forty rods, more of le 9, all improved, with a
framed hou-e and framed barn thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of J. B. A (j.
Smith to the use of (J, F. Mason vs. Charles Bureh.
T. M. WOODRUFF,
Towanda, May 23,1858, Sheriff.
Notick to IVhchaskrs.—To prevent inisunderstand
iug. ttofice Is hereby eiven that purchasers at Sheriff*
sales will be required to pay the amount bid at the time
the land is sold. It has become imperatively uecessary
to adopt this rule, and't will be strictly adhered to, ex
cept in cases where the purchaser is a Hen creditor ami
is entitled to the fund as provided in the Ist section of
the act of As eniblv, approved April 20. 184'5. which is
as follows : • Whenever the pnrenascrs of real estate at
Orphans' Court or Sheriffs sale, shall appear from the
proper record to lie entitled, as a lien creditor,to receive
the whole or any portion of the proceeds of said sale, it
dial' he the duty of the sheriff, administrate executor
or other person making such sale, to receive the receipt
of such purchaser or purchasers for the amount which
lu- or tlicy would appear, frmn tlie record as aforesaid,
to be entitled to receive : Provided that this section sh til
not be so construed as to prevent the right of said Sheriff
, administrator, executor of other person aforesaid to de
mand and receive at the time of sale a sum sufficient to
j cover all legal costs entitled to 1 e paid out of tlie proceeds
i of said sale : and provided further, that letore any pur
cbaser or purchasers shall receive the benefit of this see
tio:\ he or they ~-h:iJl produce to the Sheriff, or other per
son so m iking said sale, a duly certified statement fr in
the proper records, undertlie iiand and official seal of the
proper officer, showing that he is a lien creditor, eutitled
I to receive any part of the proceeds of the sale as aforesaid.
THOS. M. WOODRUFF,
Towandi, May 24. Sheriff.
! AUDITOR'S NOTfCB.— Jud Smith t*.
£\ AVnotwr IVurmley and K. f Vcn ni'ey. —ln tha
| Common Pleas of Bradford County, No. 238, May Term,
. 1837.
The undersigned an Auditor appointed by said Court
; to di-tribute funds raised by the Sheriffs safe of do fen -
i d.int's real estate, will atteud to the duties of his appotut
\ mi nt at the office of James Macfurlane, Esq., in the boro'
i of Towandn, on Friday, tlie Wtli day of June. I*3B, at 2
i o'clock in toe aftcruoou, at which tinre and place all per
' sotis interested are required to present their claims,or U
; forever debarred lrom said fund.
K< OVFUTON, JR..
! May 24, 1858. Auditor.
A DMINISTRATORB NOTlCE.—Notice
! jt\- is hereby given, that all p< rsons indebted to tlie es
tate of John ll.itch, dee'd-, late of Albany township,
a e requested to make irtrrrront without delay ; and all
p -rsons huv ine claims against said estate, must present
Hu m duly authenticated, to the subscriber.
A. J. NOBLE,
i Miv S5, 1838, Administrator.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE.—By virtus
of an order of the Orphans' Court of Bradford Co.,
will be exposed to public sale on the premises, <>n SAT
; t'BD.VV, JUNE IC, at 1 o'clock. P. M„ tlie following
real estate, situate in Springfield twp., Bradford enmity,
Itounded as follows, to wit:—Beginning at a post in the
division line of tlie Eiisha U. l'otter farm aul iaiuls of
Richard lloe, at the southeast corner of lauds of said
Richard Roe. thence north 2° cast t 4-10 perches to a
post, thence north 74° east 52 7-10 perches to a post.
: thence south vvc-t vvc-t 7n 2-10 per. to a post, thence north
! sf vve-t 32 3-10 perches to the place of beginning. Con
; taining 22 acres and 110 perches, be fhe same more or
j le.-s,
MINERVA POTTER,
! ftpringfichl. May 11, 1858. Administratrix.
VALUABLE PROPERTY
AT
ORPHANS' COURT SALE.—By vir!.e
of an order of the Orphans' Court of Bradford Co.,
will tie e\posed to public sale, on the premises, on
rnrusn.vv. the 10th day of JI'NE. IsAS. at 1 o'clock,
j !'. M., "he following descrilied property, late the estate
! i f Onrticl Keefe. dee'd..
All that tract ot hind situate in the township of Jlome,
iu -aid connfy. hounded and described as follows, viz :—■
The tii st lot on the north by the lot of land hereinafter
described, on tin east by lands of T. J. Isuit. on the south
and west by Milliard's creek and Jacob Worthing. Con
taining n acres, with a framed house and barn thereon.
VI :*o—One other lot adjoining the said last mention
ed lot on the we-t -ide. Beginning at a corner on the
warrant fine on RuWard's Cnrltim the line of the before
mentioned lot, thence by the corner of the warrant line
nearly a north course S;i° we-t to a post in the corner
of the road, thence by the centre of said road to the said
creek, thence hj the said creek a south easterly comer
to the place of beginning. Containing three acres, more
or less.
AI.S ' - One other lot lying on the north side of and
adjoining the two kits before described ; Bcgiiming at a
post 011 the division line, thence south K9° east t>2 per.
1 ton po-t. a corner of f.ewis Goff. thence along GotT*
line south 1° West 51 per. to a post, tlwore north S'J west
G2 per. along a piece of fnml belonging to T. J. Is-ut .and
the comer of the two hereinbefore described lots of land
to a post, a corner of the last described lot in the dirf
i sion line, thence north 1° east along the said divi-ion
line 51 per. to the place of beginning. Containing 19
acres and 120 perches.
ALSO—One other pan el or lot of land lying north of
the said last mentioned lot, beginning at the southwest
corner of Warrant lot N'n. !id iu the warrantee name of
Joseph Pole, at a post tlicurcnorth l°eas akmgthc west
line of said Warrant Ims per. to a post, thence north 1°
j west along the south fine of said warrant 47 *lO tier, to
fhe beginning. Containing AO acres, anil 124 perrues.
, The above property contains about sA acres, of which
about .10 are improved. I'pon it is a large Tavern stand,
barn and other outbuildings. There is also near the Tav
' ern a celebrated Mineral Spring.
The terms of sale will be one quarter of the purchase
money, ami the ha inner mi annual instilments if fl.-.o
with interest. JOHN McMAHON,
Guardian of the minor children ol Oan'l O' Keetf W r'd
{ Mar A. lttoS.
VNKW invoice of Lancaster (iiinrhantsv
ju-t received b* H S. MERC UK
Ma' II l fc 5 s