by Wmat widialueb Otos were
i(l4l4l:,:tetra algiitn, Menu sttontd pay irró i
nev tla t re i n it. ebd interest thereon to the bank. that I
goo
be kept of amounts put into/
em• ! w on -an well as of amounts redeemed'
u ,
and returned to the bank,and . settled sei
betwee: h parties that the notes
annually
h t ne e ld be . distinguished by
issued to
k nr desipatioti from all
Inar
of the hank; that Mann
the, mher notes
:r1 farads for the redetitptinn of
prov,..e • , •
he notes in the city of ivew iorn,anarnp.,
On failure to do so for sixty days aftet'tttrit:.
ten notice from the Baolt,tbe latter to
the rigflt of annulling the. contract, mitt
t holo amount loaned tri be
th
..erenpon toe w
forthwith ane, and firitly, that the contrail
haalci remain in force (unless forfeited :en_
*before provided) for 'one year after written
noticefrom e bank to Munn a desire
to terminate the
it. The contract was gllttiTtit.,
ted to the dire-tors of the Bank on the 7th
sernher, 1816, and by them ratified and
,e)nfirmed.
Otthe 13th ;of February. 1847, the Di
ret.tnra, he resolatian. areln3:ized another
loln en Mnn; an amount not exceeding
sloo'.oflo i
inVilition. to the former loan,
sail othicet to the same conditions. (The
p r esident of the Rank states his rec
titn to he that this additional sum was lint
$lO.OOO, hut this is in contradiction of the
'sr entry upon the minute-hank of the
mu; .
Diretors. No security was takert• by the
Bank from Mann for the redemption of
the notes issued, or for the performance of
any
o fother stipulations of the con
the
area. It remains but to state upon this
pout• t t h a t a t the time of the failure of the
,
lank in October, 18.19. there was a balance
tof thitmotes issued to Mann, unaccounted
for ha him, eserentn-there tnousand dol. ,
tars and t h at t h e ev id e nce discloses the fact
that he is nch•lly irresponsible.
Tie St John's Loan —B; recolotirin of
the ft tnril of direetors, dated sth Septem. '
bar, 1849, c , ntrnet. fora loan o! $20.000
to Aosei and T P. St John, was auth o r
Pied neon the same terms An the one exist
ing t yith S. IT. Mann. Tlte contract was
seenrainclv executed. in writing. and the
Vll,llOO issned thereon. 0` this =mint
4.3000 have b?ett col-a ne Ia id returned to
the Bank. leaving $,12,000 to be adjusted
between the palien.
Thompsan Loan. Among the pa- ,
Tiers of the' baak, fAttid eter the failure.;
was an areement between the bank and
E l bert A Thompson. of Cincinnati, dated j
30 Jane, 1849, hut signed by Tlintripson ;
alone. It provided for a loan by the hank
to Thompson, in the sum of $90.000 upon
t)ie same terms an those of the Mann con
tract. B< the cash book of the hank it rip-1
pears that $29.000 of notes were issued to
Thalmann the early-part of Angust.lB4S
and thatby subionnont isiam. the nutcurd
was increased t;t $65.000. and stood at the I
time of the failure. This aumunt ren mi ns i
unacemintea for he Thompson, ;and he is
believed tole innnlvent. -;
The President of the bank testifies that
the Thompson lan was without thc.enn
sent or kanwleage of himself or the Diree
tont That the two cashiers. T. P. St
Joh , and Alturiter. were cogoiaant of it,
intvident, and the filling up of such large
tioarmata dinner w mirl naturally have a t.-
trictel the attentio of the President and;
ehtrko also. 13nt under the evidetMe. !ter
hann.;nnthing hat `rasa neeizonco and in
attnetinn can he charged neon the 'P r esi.
dent And directors in re t ard to the Thomn
silnie.inea,, which were Mated upon the cosh i
.1t in the Same way Is those to :11rann„,in
lip-en and initials
These priecial loans were alone adequate
taunt fir the failure of the bank, the ismec
tinder them being (except the $ l O.OOO to
A. St. John to ;irresponsible ; perAous ; in
large amounts and without security. The
trine t o M ann alone win mitre than drinitle;
the Actual capital stnek rat any t i me ri tt ri ne
its existence, and vastly beyond the whole
assets of the Lank
In the fall of 1540, liran slims of the.
hank found their way to New I'm k for re-
demntion, amt of inevitable ,necessity, the'
hank sunk ondor the pressure. At' the time
of the railure. the actual aninnnt of specie '
- 0 the Rank was 371 'cents, which was in
crenned he the T./payment of one of the'
clerks to 134 t FA. It is -imponciftle to an.
certain the amount of gond &lip doe the I
Lank at the time of the failure, in order to
fla the rani , of its assets, from the wirer- ;
taintr of the evidence in regard to dis-1
ennui Treu t ; t o Willi am B ra Iley„ and four
.or five nthers in the West. But indepen
dent
of those transactions. the assets ntttte
Dank appear about us fellows at the date!
of the payment:
Sne'l 1 542 5(
Netv, good, 5 00
G end delrta. 24 000 00
I) nhthtl 41-01, 14.000 00
Claims taken by St. John, 1:106 72
Personel property, 100 00
$39.214 '3B
The Imam due depositors was $3.555
sod the triv4e amount of notes not-shout
$209 009 caster part of thk $14.000
marked do4tfiil above, will never be real
ized.
Upon the disenunt Wink appear entries . _
in reiatinn to discounts mole to rad uns
persons in the West, thrnugh the agency ht .
G. A .Thonapann, nr in connection with the'
Think The entries bear dates front May
until Au:m.4,1.849, and are of nntes dis
counts) I, AMC of the later ones being ap
parently renewals• of former ones. The
first mite discounted was one Rimed by
Win. Bradlee and others, and etirtur.cd by
Tintnyi n fur $20,000. Subscgnoutly,
!Intel of $2.500 were discounted to W. J
Beim, Peier Vnorhies, J C. Br len.Wm.
Bradley, & e . The $20,000 nude is in pus
sr.ssinn of the Bank, and the Viers are al
leze i to have cone into the hands of ,A St.
Jahn.
0
far ac tell 'yttrium n these elaitnn win
be ascertained wit:dexter is due the hank u 1 -
on the n will net he realivtd H .07 mq".
if any, has been zelleeted by A. :tit. John is
unknown. The airrnvit d.te from these
psi Ins in unknown, bra it is clear that' a
large cant is irretrievably le s t to the bank
ureel these trans lathes N tbittg b lt , reek
lessne.senuld Itaitl prompted Sllok Ilisentint
by the Balk, made as they were in viola
ti la of every principle of prudence, and
Ware:4ly, with an utter disregard of ra
ni] s.
Tit; lack of capital to form the basis of
corati Jos—the special loan to .1 1Vann arid
thers—andthe discounts to Bradley and
nudeubtedly the 4:313M8 of
,
thn --Siesitteehatma
County;' .i'Vtiesetniniasioners ate emped
with thttnenvietion that as . ..ihnini c4s snianat•-
ment of, Ateinetitutien, originated. in. and
was entmetlod, with, Om ;dereptivii4el4,.
lawful arrangements in iegniii:to . the Capt.
nil - steak, that a stringent provisioti ,_ in rho
ehartek rendering tho k dirootork personally.
liable to notkfloldirtftp 4 theltmoutiti or the
capitnl stook of the ; Bank, satia'ethet
provision 'nfeialmilit'Ohavntitei,Woteld have;
created et!adenlesome restraint y064401E.-
Want the halt, god: he all probability ; ee
`eared wprudent - and careful manageMent
Its aff a irs. ; . .in case of a heavy personal re .
spoasibillty upenite'iliciersOf the,Xiank.b
asn4 - tessentehle-le helievelhat any sue
icetleSslua:nit and discounts' as those before
statedevueld.hava ever been made:
• ciplanatien given for the -face of er
gaidaing: tiP'ehank , wit hunt
:the. payMent of
I the . stitolo."vaPitaltktoolt, iti,that so rtori•liettp
!its! was nriteonsidered necessary. liu that
,ease an applkationtti the Logislai LIN to
reduce the capital stnek.was the. plain and.
proper Colli'se, to: porsue. /la all : permits,
this suggestion is..no exenst-for a vadat:kin
of the charter mid -a' 'Career of deception
pursued for fears toward :the Legislature
and the Publie;,- A - hiss of $lOO 000
to inn\leent note holders is the' practical 're
sult'of the policy adopted by thosti who had
the organisation nod subsetrenti Manage.'
ment, of - the Bank in - charge:
The Cominissioners. in emeelusinn, take
!pleasure in stating that 'the' periuns:eon
neeted with 'the. bank, •at Montrfore,. who
were called upon. efferded every reasbnahle .
facility to she mak the investigation
l and the those of them who were eitimin
ed as witnesses testified with appareitt fair.
Inept and fidelity. Nor did it appeal' in er-
Woe° that 'any of them had 'fraudulently
abst , acted the funds of the Bank Or iin
pr..rrly applied them to their own pur
poses. • C . F,, WRIGHT.;
C. R. - BUCKALEW.
' Feb:
. B, 3 Qsl. '
ILATM? 1114113
Arrest of another Fugitive Slave.
Riot and Rcecuelf the Fugitire.
liosToig, Feb. 15,1 851
Deputy Marshal Bailey. and • assistants,
ar
tested at:Corn Hill Coffee House, to-414y, one
Frederick Wilkins, a negro waiter, on a war
-Irant issued by the U: S. Commissioner, G. T.
Curtis, on a complaint that said Wilkins is a
slave. He was taken with no oppo
sition, And carried immediately to the U. S.
Court room.
From the documents offered by the claim
ant, it appears that the accused was the prop
erty of John Debree, Purser in the U. S. Na,
vy, of Virginia, and that he escaped in May,
11850. The deposition was to the effect that
the claimant had seen the prisoner in B oston
and conversed with him, when the prisoner ac
knowledged that he had escaped from Norfolk.
The counsel for the defence asked for a post?
!porrement in order to prepare testimony.—
This was granted, and Tuesday next, 'at 10 A.
1 31., was assigned fur the examination.
The Deputy 31arshal then ordered the room
to be cleared of spectators. which was gradual
ly done. The prisoner remlned in the custo r
dy of a dozedmen, as, by a law of the '..State,
the jail cannot be used So imprison fugitive
slaves.
His counsel' wishing to consult with him,
they were - readily admitted to the room to the
number of half a dozen. They remained about ;
half an hour, and in the meantime a large
crowd of negroes gathered upon the Outside, •
blocking up the antr.ince to the court.ioom;
and as the door Was !opened to let the last
lawyer leave the Miami, the mob from without
suddenly rushed in, seized, and knocked!down
the officers in keeping, and filled the Court- I
room. The prisoner himself was frightened'
at their demoniac appearance, and flee!, With a
cry of murder to the farther end of the room.
the was, however, secured by the mob, who
had speedily silenced the opposition of the
few officers in the room, and taker in triumph
down the stairs, and into the' street The ufft
leers did not attempt to fellow, and with shouts
of triumph the mob hurried off with the I fugi
tive, and were last seen -in the vicinity of Bel
knap street, where negroes chiefly congregz.t..f.,
It is thought impoi.sible to re-arrest the fu
*ire, as his friefids have no -doubt hurried
him off ere this, to the Canadian frontier. 15.
S. Marshall Decent is absent at Washington.
Aug* at or the Africa. I
The Cunard steamer Africa, Capt. Ryre,
arrival at this port frem Liverpool at 9 0. ..
c lock Saturday evening, after a passage of
Ifoufiteett days 9 'hours. • - •
, .
She brought the jliful intelligence of
the safety of tlicAtlantie, which Caused
j universal delight throughout the eitV. 1.-
I Lira Suer ELDT. of the A IlantiC,Lhas
furnished the f , Ilowirtry account attic eny..
age. it' was blowing a strong gale , 1144 he
time of departure, from W. S.. W. sM much
an as to render it impossible to land her
pilot. On the `...'9 - hof D •Itemiter, at i 9.3?
P. M. she passed Cape Clear, and fairly
commenced . her , homeward passage by
plunging atonce into a heavy head sea, and
"Sten:lna strong westerly • raki, which . ennl.
tinned without intertnissimifor the timefolr
' lowing, up to the day of Vie accident.—: r
0 i the 6th of January at noun, she was in
lat. 47 lil., long. 41 W. it, binning. Strong
galei from W. N. W.. - 1 -•-- .. _.
At 6 30 P. M.„the entiines wereltepped,
as it was first. supposed by the engineer*
' on arcount of the breaking of the eccentric
strap to. the, starbord - engine—and, on'-.i x.
amination, it wait determined to go 'ahead
again, workinl"that engine by handl; - 4 4
ate ther tevol t'''n of the ' wheels:: :ftri , Ved
that the accident was of a triuch„intit'it:Fei,, I
r i o ts . n at ur e—the 11111111 abaft
.te!ort4nttrid 1
broken . roMPletely - throng*, (in . ; ,:diagonal l
dl..pet i • r,) the hewing of Ihe - staibr'id r i.il•
lar:Vmk.,and . tlie-additional turn iitter" the
first stnppage caused one part:"ar_442lahtict i
CO but over the - other—thiStricitiritti,.lmtb
pilhir Welts and r enderingtliaingini , Sitar:
rawly neeleit... - Tbe shin - Wint it:4 .110 ‘ ,5(7/..: ) : 4 .
tin de.r_ storm 1 i nvai 5 i he 'Whielit'laetedi . :tad '
all hinds employetiKlOtip. 'ilitt' , Atibt= - . - atti
for the following tiayin - ,ltteitdingt- up ' her
liners 'tardS,, , 4o4 - 44.ViFing.;:!WH,Oie , .. 111 nr
the fina4—ntiA:it Pneq4 6 oli*nettiP4:
re r un ; io - 2 ,' 0 310 of 17,104. 7 '-ttit '. , fdittlOSlßlY
accomplielted.Withetikaecidp* ', --, • . , .i•
Ottittieltli'..itind'Stlt Wit 10; II RV: .the
I:tern:Oran abatSialit'vf. - 414.:. , 0 sad: c
00%0. aferlad,;,Shanaplain
,and all bands
were , ettrentelyttnittialt tarettokyintairicirt
on onr'oire",itatit Oth; the wind
hauled to tIM - northistet,and-.becitne quite.
moderate, mide:Sail, ;and' ,
- sh:tpettn:mitirst - s_forEalifitt i 897 miles die
teat ant! Nate - Yarl(l,4oo. - - This:: *tither
ecintinueduntil meridian of the
. 10th.-iihen
an 'observation placed - 'l,BO miles l
west Oflieetiesition: at-the time of-the
,acei....l
denti - , - .Agele now Sprang upiol.fieta.thn --2
southwest, and it became neeettrty,to heave
the ship to; ,for even-with Moderate Creith.
er - ,it was ctvident to,all that she - could AO
nothing by , the:wind
,Under canvass.-- At' 8,
of:the:llth; a ship patticit
bound - to the eastaird;-but.she- either did -
' not see, or took no notice;'our signal o'
distress. At
,10, P.M.,,after :taking an au:
curate account of Stores on berd,'', - .ind ion
-tittering the apparent ittipassibilitihf reed),
ing home with the ship hi her disabled-eon ,
(Bann * , the captain, desertninetk truth the
asmsnt of "1 is effeets.aud iesiseegets, to
hear up for thecoast of Europe; which was
Ate Mini:ly done. - : • ;
Prom this time to 22.1 nothing dimple'
lance occurred. ',. Wel'itad* hillosing gale°
and high seas, and the-ship:made ea aver
age distanea:of - 150 miles per - day, and in
that interval ran 1,400 miles. , At - 8 P.M.
of the 2gd sbeeanchored, in Cork harbor; •
' which fact' alone, when considering the im
mense size of the ship, her small spars. light
'canvass, and heavy machinery; is sufficient
; to prove It'er a splendid sea boat, and must
add, in nal email delree, to the repatatian
already acquired. by her commander for
prudence and 'searpanstia. In regard to
the conduct of her' passengers. under such
• trying circumstaneie, too much could
Porcelv be said.. Suffice it that they bore
• the mi.nrtune with becoming fortitude and
cheerfulness, and testified, on leaiing -her at
;Cork, as much sympathy ma Ihnsewhn have ,
a more permanent interest in-the pod old 'JP., - $ 001
71 00
Adam ic. - The Atlantic hail tin e ht and 550 .InTice4 u ,Test.o, .752
tuns of' freight, and a considerable quantity Wiir neu ' crier'
'4 57 VI
of svcie, jshich the.Cambria. was chartered Road Dailage, 717 50
to hto hver, and prnbately - soiled from ; l itt i tTa i t ewe"' ;1 1
24 ° 1
Cul kon the. 4th inst.. direct for New-York. 0nn....n-4•Prouri // 50
Are more 5l
Before the Africa left, arrangements were ...
• nseatedlands, 5 sal
making to tow the Atlantis to LiverLmol,: , r l yz: i .i:l;4; . - ria, :7 0 !
for the pnrpnse of being,— repaired. This Jaitor.: 139
WlSFiltly require three months,
ue
taz,balance of °D
stn.,
The' Africa lnines her. nit ils and passen- 1549 , 319 43
gers. It. SHUFELDT, Chief ro un mz oqu t , t , ;l
( 1
Commonwealth costs. 247 33
Printing, 170 25
• gaZi31ii..1. 4 .9.4`.,'.11: ra,, Grand Jurors, 459 89
flunstablS, 243 72
• • Mowritoss , Fan. 21, F. m. W i ll i ams. p ros.
- *heat, bush. $l. O O a $1,121 Salt, pr $1.75 and clerk ,. 162 17
darn:
da. " 60 • 1 do - T. T. Pr bush 1.49) Genital Election, 413 65
14%e, ". Wit pr t 1 1,50 a 1.75 Township " 304 55
Oats, 11 B. a flay, pr ton, 5.75 a B 00.. Eastern penPentiat7.2lo 15
linekirt " 35 a 40 Stonfroal prtan 5,00 a 5,54 5 PFamatn,late cora. 1112 0
Apples. green 29 a ' 50 Butter, pr lb 12 a 14 D. O. Turrell, *. 102 WI
" dried 1.00 Lard " 7a • 9 .1. D. Murphy, " 17/ ' O l
Brans pr bush 1.00 a 1,1234 Pork. pr hog 5a 5' F. Dknork, " 37 501
Wheat flr pr bbl 5,75 a 41,n0 I Chirkens. pr lb 5 a o•yt J. Nivea, Clerk, 300 on
Tnrkies.pr lb 5 a 8 I Geesefeath " 40 a 50 Refunding orders, 89 95
Ego pr doz 10 a 12 , J.6mlice.
C. D. Cobb,} Andt'rs. 19 50
A. Spoor.
Treasurer's preent'g.s 001
iTtgari e tlrZ
At Ilarford, on the 31st ult., by Rev. A. Miller,
Dr. THEO. B. atunt.t, of §terlingville, Wy
owing county,nnd Miss FL6RELLA A. TECH.
tn, of Ha.-ford.
We copy thq above from the Resister hay
ing leirned that, anotiee was sent. for oar pa-.
per which never reached us,—Eds. Dein.
DIED,
In Springline, on Tuesday the 4th day ofFeb.,
Josnrn COOPER, aged 87 years.
The subject of this brief memoir was ban
in North Haven, New Haven county, Conn., in
March, 1764. Nearly 40 Yeas the latter part
of his existence was spent in the township of
Springville where he died. His habitual cheer
fulness, and daily eXercise of the virtues which
endear, and elevate private life, in connection
with the child-like simplicity of his manner,
Were worthy of all 'imitation, and made
beloved by all whk) knew him. He has left al
widow, pad a large circle of friends to mourn
his loss.
E,n)rz°2Cormrffailo.
Blatchly's I Icws,
Til l
tfe, that be IS now menttra - ci - nrltut the celebrated
us .
Mir cute PLows at the old • 'nd or Ir. Post.- Side
11111. Woo, Wayne Co., Livin g t o county. and Skinners
Eddy Plows and trastinrs on ban Itepairing done e n
, stair notice. Rasing nude an a rummest wi I
ebihist. hots prepared to at lit up most kinds of
machinery onehort notlee and et . reasonable I. ruin. " -
!IT mtro.e. Febroary.l7. /851. - "1, 11. II:
, . I
Notice'
rring County Commissioners hi ]
li that they base fized upon t ,
tholes r ipertwely for hearing app,'
metits for the yeasl6sl, at the C
Mo troae, to.wlt:
Il , .1
ri Igewater, Franklin, Liberty, ..
Cri t
at Bend,'Nexr S.lifo.d, Memo!
J'aelson. Thoggson, Cliff rd Merril
Le x. Gibson. Horror& Tharsda ,
Ilraoklyn., Dlmock. Lathrop. F yid
SpParillo. Auburn'. Midi. Je FP .
M ir
dietown. ChocOnnt,'Apolso o.
Miler Lake. Fest Lake,Frlend a
Montrose, Wednesday.
,1 - By order of the Cons
Contralystonefa Office, Montros'
Febrziory. 1,1851 :1
• Admintstratoi 3 !
• v OTICE :a hereby given
ministration of the ester
of Forest. Lik i it township. de;
granted to tl4 - midersliguecl, aril
chanis neMnst r4id eitatr, are
present them foOrettlemeot w 1
persons indebte/ to said eats
make ismoe'diato payment.
frHOS' X i. ,
l• -Forest Lake. eb. 111.11351'
,
' .11ew Coeds:.
I .,
A fresh inapplr'insi omit's, sod will be. sold It our
..ok. usually low priers. Lyetwo If ,afi‘t
(71,006. Warranted Aies, for only obe
4ng by • - J. LYONS & SON-.
MPULTOEV. rebruaryl9 1851.
& 1 11 - Wrath Rabb:, also Oranges and tenon*, ke;
YeeeiTed by C. TYLER.:
facgrase. Feb. nth, 1951. • ,
I _ •
•
• SearlOtt - ii)1114, ---'•
1.41 1
pi gd t m be ay ser..
assured tbsobe wore will be dotie at this mill ' .ja seep
tier manner sad i o the malefaction tif eastemens.
. - •haw .11 1 1851.-81 f- -; D. BEABLE.
BlatintirliEAT ELM ilt forsake by -
' sawitrooe. lir43/31.1-A RD.,
. .
al or
0111 q GROVES; the •teell - kiieem Tailor ha
again Made appearatme in 'Monitors to op.
s:tate-iO the staler named hisinent sr the al stand
of G; S. Eldr• d, opposite the Democrat office. and
itetid itainlender his service, t6. - the publi c , sa d
eoliths their patronege. ,
-'-`Malting and cattinff desoln the most appended
style of tholor, ssul dote on the shortest rioting
• .
Febb: r 1 ; 52.;
,
STATENNIT OP RECEIPB AND EXPENDITUM
(Mule end published inpUreniauct of an "Act of Assembly, of April, 1840.)
.
Collector'* Names . . - Tawtuhipa . Tawohips.: Duplicates, .A#lq..paid &our' 1
- - i' • , • , B.,cti. •8 cm
- • .. . , ,
David Avery. ' Aobcrit; ' - 1 ;132 37 '- -, - . -. , -
David Stirrer, - Clioconul. - '115.51 • • 104 74
1,1
James Waltliir -.. estop, -•-• 5110. " '4l 31 • 354 •
3. F *Huh - e. I * • : Apolucon, - : : 177 58 163 19 5.80
E. Hollenback. • Auburn, ' 328 04 ' - 302 . 85 - 9'-26
0. Foster, • - - Bridgewater. •.. , 744 19 • 679'30 ".6 51
R. Wbitney, Brooklyn. . 314 66 305 89 6
\
'l'. Fortin. ' Chorount. - ' -. 203 99 183 16-11 l9
M. B. Benedict. '• Clifford. ' - 476'87 390 011
A. G. Hollister, Dimock, ' '• 337 39 315 38 •5 40
E. Bliss. - Friendsviile. 71 91 • • 51) 00 , . ,
B. W. Clark .` . Fomat Luke ; - 245 39 - 184 3 1
A. Churchill, Franklin.' 233'.87 ' 208- • 8
J. W. Carpenter, Gibeon. 457.06 - 397-
El. Vannetten, Great Bend, 379 04 351 55 8.99
D. Newman, Harmony, • 297 07 • 195 • ,
1.11; Peck. !latford. - 369 - 09 342.81 ,8 25
A. Spoor. - Herrick, • 233 77 : 138 4b
H. French. ' Junkestli • 266 54 220
L. Smith, J.ssup, ' 265 7 . 247 07 514
J. Wood, . Lathrop, ' 93 5 ,84 91 4IS
IJ. Bailey, Liberty. ' , 199.0 7 178 26 443
,J. Mend, - Montrose. 443 221 414 96. 643
, lA.
O'Doutiell, jr., Middletown,' ' - 237 05 216 98 865
I.
A. Bishop, - New Milford, 486 21 29.5 411
E. Wilcux, Rush, ; 257 07 241 15 321
B. S. Gogo, Silver Lake, 306 811 288 23 3 41
G. G. Rodgers, Springeille, - - 319 02 276
1 8. J. Millard, . Lenox, 242 231 ' 225 14 525
r N. Wrst, Thomson, 149 47i" - 139 26 `' 2 tte
•
' 8/04 571
Dr. Sasquehan
Sitatemesat of Trs
Dr. O. G:lllemps
To available funds In
Treasn7, - $1601.00
To uncu rent mon
ey from late trea
surer, ISO 00
To Stal'a money, 300 00
To State bank Morris 21 00
To arn't reed from
11,:o11eetors IWO 'lid 7173 2",
To amt reed • Com
Engea ted Imivto
To Amount received
.from C. il4Gerr, 93 12
SOSIS asi!
1651, Jan. 1,, Tn bal. •
nn,-, net r,intra. B=l3
flu A realug. irsosid:
"VOTIGE is hereby given that in pnrsnance of
_1..11 the act of assembly incorporatiug the M9ll.
trose and Harford Plank Road Company,-Boaks
tor subscription to the capital stock of said Cont.
puny will opened at the House of Leonard
Searle, on Igonday•the 2,lth of February 1851.
and remain open until the capital stock shall be
subscribe 's! as required by law. '-
Shares. :Li dollars. To be paid per share on
subscribing, $5.00.
Henry Drinker, " „. BR. Lyons.
J. B. Salisbury, " F. B. Streeter,
Saab Tv!er, • • . Lwrieerd Searle, ,
S. Seymour. • 1. L. Post,
B. S. ;Bentley, ' S.ll. Sayre,
IVin. 3lnlford, D. D. Warner,
Levi B. Garman::
3(ontr6s., Feb. 3. 1851.--Ca3
A dministratoi's hotice.
T ETTERS of Adathistration of the estate of
JLA Samuel Douglass. late of Franklin township.
deceased, having been granted to the undersigned,
we hereby rive notice to all who are interreted,th at
we have pot the notes and accounts of the de
ceased ceased into the hands of Jos. Merriman. Eng ,for
collection and settlementi II having demands
against the estate will ple se resent them to him
duly atttested. The custinn leather is left with
him for division, and atsta.tt rood assortuient of
leather for file at the lowt prices.
RUFUS ruirTLE ' 1 Adners.
4 J 434 ES AVIS,
Franklin, Jan. 6th, 1 5 51 - 1• 226 w.
by Ore 'publicise tire
following days and
ale from the as sea—
• o .. ..onera utile e in
"ArOFICE is her by deco. that by an order of the Or
ly Coat of the County of Ste inehanna, there
will be expoeed to ego by public rendue on the - prentip
late the- property or Warren Lung. dectarud, lu the
township of Hush. on Friday. the dlat of Febrr.nry tea..
at 2 o'clock, 1.% M. nil that certain , mennagn Piece or
parcel of hind, alta;a•cd. In the 'township of Rash and
County of Surtueltattea, bottedett on the north by lands.
Obediah Lathrop And !node formerly owned by Fraud
florton, on the cud by lands of. Thomas P. Cope. on the
south by lauds of.loglah Etta. and on the west bl lands
of :Vd.t. Lithrri ;—•euttatning one hundred en thirty.
nine aCre/1 and Pay-two perches, resorted Irma the Faroe
about one.fourth of en acre need at a family burial
gmuud, ate. twl dvellinr how‘ee, two frame barns
ablaeltemith ebop.'ho-se barn, cider mill, a po.3d orchard
and about eighty antra improrad... Terms made known
..on the day of tale. • •
.1 , en ,
T d
ay
yu •
iv ‘d• • < fi
20 ifi
", • "
p, Est. "
!. Slat. . 24,
le, Toes. " • • 25,
.1 26.,
NIVEN,
• •
Notice.
that lettera of Ad
. r Patrick Kane like
tied.- -have been
ell peisona having
hereby notified to
thOntdetay, and all
&pasted to
• - - • mATntsr DVTNMORE.
• • • ..itiner deeri e'd
R.l2sh,Jan 101 h. 14 b
51. ist .
• non et Warren N
bow
Notice
To the Widow. Children and Heirs of Eseci
Thayer, deceased. , -
TAKE notice that oninquest will he held at tie
I late dwelling firm& of tick Thayer; dec'd.
in the township of firidgelvater in the county of
Susquehanna, on Tuestioy thi. eleventh doy of
March nest et ten o'clock A. hi. for the Impose
'of making plmition of Ilia real estate of the said
deceased to and among hie widow, children and
reriamtattves lithe same c4tv he. done without
prejudice toot rpoiling of thelwhole; otherwise to
value and appraise the same according to laW at
which time and place you,nr4 requested to attain
if you thinkintiper. '
- - .
GERE, Sheriff;
sh.riff• Office. Mo t orme..„ ) 7w4.
Fpb. 12. A. D. 1851. .
EHAN, Adm'r.
:Ir6.
.
' . ution;
frllSco.partnet ship heretofore existing between
the subseribew, under the name and firm of
Lathrott & Salisbury & Co.. and also that of La.
IhroP & Grover , is dissolved by gunnel consent.
and the whole business re:titling In the hands of S.
S. Grover, who coadoOt the business in (attire.
A:LATHROP.
- 3. R. SALT efIVR.Y.
_
• 8. 8. GROVER.
'
• E..IL Si, S.
t Air
MONTAGNE'," Et.
(00,coliver,Tyler's StltTc.)'
E. It Cif Arc , S.D,Cnitiv
Of AuSql;ol,lo44. conioy, - 'Pr: iite.,.1.4it18.50.'::-
Haim:ices or Collectors Accounts : for .1848,1848, MO*
Amocut..of Duplicates,
• Paid by . Collect
•1 Eitturnitione to
' w Percentage 44
Due from
na County. Cr.
III! Colinty °Metall , ' •
sued from No. 1 to
zto,,t Itulualre, 89903 8t
fly-amount paid
county au dtors, 19 69
Itp retundlni union SO 95
fly treasg.ter pt con..
.:94
nsurr es Account.
ed. Contra. Cr.
D order, of Court
Auditors pay $lO to
llp CallaUr oilers ,
redeemed •1810, 6903 R.
Ily 6 refunding nr.
dere,
By Trelanreee per•
contact..
y unerxrartt mon.
ey from late trea
sure. -
Cy Snag's Co. inon-
MO 00
Ry State bnk Morris .21 00
11: babuteepT contra 5033 21
Comminionem
Administrator's ale.
$8,291 i 1 0.173 23
cOMPItIIiatIOLL -
on,
Collectors
Staufasyng ot Trens
Commonwealth
Dr. O.G. ilenipst
To aggregate Snit
of State tax' fur
-18 W; $765.1,62
To aggregate anal Of
outstamling taxes
fur previous years. .532 77
To amount from on.
seated lands 428 81
Dr. C. ID.Dere, Sit
IESO, floe. 81. To
illnourit, or Vines
and Jury fees col.
lected, • $96 OQ
Sintemorill of Treat
live or rioted:rand!
soured Lottith.'
Ist, Road Tales.
1
To Amount or ororroOrs for Ity amount pad tps . 004 OS
Unntl tales fofgota. , .By Trios r .prioutg 48 48
year or 1850.. 41,09 97 Uy amount in Trey,
' • - ' - '0" , _12.,y due townships 310 43
.....—....
2d, School Tax.
To amount of Fennel ' By amount paid •ch 1
tXXelt tur ado yens • Tresteueers. - $238
1310, cub 21 By amount
en percentage , • 13 14
Lty amount In treenail**
cluilotruslalps CS 20
sidemen' of Count% teas y Juti. I. itt4l.
To seallabee Funds In County. Treasury, $2033 21
To nelson Co. money reedred Rout •
former Ttesewer. t3OO 00
TO State Bank of Nl•wris 2l 00--421 00
TO uneurr•mt money r , e'd from . f Tmer Treas. •13000
To amount duo from colleen of 1843 $132 37
To " 612 02- -7 N 33
To several mon•mts demon Bonds, Judgments
and notes about. ZS 00
$0648 r 45
We certify. the foreroine to bee true statement
I). 0. TIT gRELL
J. D. MURPHY, • Commissioners.
S. DIMOCK,
Arrese R. J. NIVEN,
Commissioner's Office, Feh'y I. ISM.
Administrators' 'toffee.
I\7 °TICE: le hereby given that letters of Adolob tratlon
/ 1 1 have been crant.l.l o the wide/Win:mil. In the estate
of George K. Taylor deceased, lute of Rush Township.-.
All personrindehted to Paid estate will please settle the
sant- without delay; and those having demands. ageism
caid rotate aro .e.tueSted to present the same, duly at
tested, (or settlement. I. O. FT1114 , 0. ,
,/ .„,„0,„„
31. 11. FAINCIIILD;
numb, Jan. '21.1351. -4•6 w
Executor's Notice.
LL personiltidebted to the estate of Patrick
Carrol. dee aired. late of Rush township.are
remtested to make immediate payment. and all
persons havinff demands against.said estate Will
present them to the subscriber for settlement.
JA 11E3 MeDOSAr.D. Ker.
Jan. 80, 1851. 6.w.,
Administir.atrix) Notice.
ALL
datums!, late of Vidiont (Awls/tip, srill , please to
make Imumtiate payment; and all baring. any dent - tads
against said estate, witt-vreannt them to the subscriber,
duly attested for setthniscus.
ELIZA. COLE, Admen.
chitom, Jan. 2?. 15:4. 5 6te
Freeman, Hodges & Co.
)MPORTERS AND JOBBERS
5 , 3 Liberty Streft, N. T.
(Between Broadway and Nassau)
I A RE now reaching:a rich'and benutifut um mutant of
Fancy Silk and Millinery Goods, to which we woind
particularly invite the atteutimi of all cash Purchasers,
and will make it an object for them to give no a call, as
we - are determined to sell ouranernnent,for (huh, !ewer 1
than erwr before offered In MN market.
3111iincm tett snap!) , tbemoelres with every article ha 1
their' fine, at about the trot, of Imp* Mean or Auction i
priers. Many of ur toods are manufactured ezp , essly t
for our 'own sale, and cannot be surpassed for beauty or i
•low Wee* . . '
. Rich flat and I'a,p Ribbons , . a larzeaariety' :',..'
_., Silica and Swims for Bonnets. • .
• Crape. Crape butes, T a Aft° ni and tfOlOitilk . aili.
Trinuninv for Rats. Caps and Dretinsa: :',
~ ,-,—,., ' • _
I Jenny Lind Capp, rarty nad o,ent tlend Nreirk.' •
.1 EMbrolJered Capes,. Collar,. Cuffs. and Climidsetts.
' Embroidered Edgings mil fusertintm,Swiss and Attalla.
• Thread, . Brussels,' Vatencome, Ali and Lisle Thread
. ..
liners.
Embroidered. Reinder and Plain Linen Cambric Ilkfo.
Gloves and Mitts, Kid, Silk; Lisle Thread and sewing
Silk. _,— - - „
..Scarfs, Cravat, and Limon Infs. ' .
'S'wws. Jneonett. Itook'Sfl/5 , 110. and Riobett Goma.
.Rmbroldered, Dan:wham/ Plain Canton Crape Sbatsli,
'A
full aster went of Straw Goodie ,
..
French and AmerieturAft Mehl Viewers
With a term rub:Ay elmeetick9e..l above.
All 'Hailing to avoid pa,dint lona. priers will make inn-
hey byealthig - an . satisfying themselves. ii and
• _
Neur,Stage Arranweakentat Great
•
. •
T IM two Daily Mao of Stave from areal Mend to
, Ifontrete Olt hereafter leave lw IN inroad Matelot
Emith in the immediate eleintry of the Depot, a•fht•
It4a At 4 4.31 and 6P. H.. OD the imirat of the Anil.
d train; from New York. patithfr the ugh New Milford
to Montrate. whence' a bail lin* Inn, in -.anat./300
therewith to Springelile Tonkhentinitt and Wilkerbarre
Another via; N ehoiton, Foe:Orfila. Alting446-Citittre.
Provident* acid Tiede Park te Perin ton* ONO , glares
Mott alongthe line of theloggeta Gap nalitntat.) Re.
turning, tha inapt leaves tterantani4 At 44 . . AL. posits ,
through the OVA% OWN! to Montrone. whence the Hues
leave in 'inlet') reach the Great .Band 'Deiwt before the,
train , going got. ,
' • Atto,a Pa ll y thie.letwo timith'a Itaihrayll6ol.esi the
entre) the Mee train from the Vogt. v Carbendale I
we. Surtirowri/le, Now Milton; riarford..Lenesand OOP
daf - • - 111.17EBDILI. & CO.
Great krn.l. len. 2,1.1851; .
ValentineS
INST rtettertrat the Book were, a P PfAie lot;
of Valentines; • GEO. FULLER
trN'S Justice and Magistrates' earaptatate4
sew seepliy,lest rteeleed. „ • .
3,1E11. 4 , 1',N qgh Tprinil•
Percent'.
$ els. ,
10,77'
12 25
5•
15 23
35 38
16 10
Accet due .
Sc?.
132 37
1843
1849
I.
1850
86 87
i t al 21
09
24 98
60 06
13 00
4 47
9 a
2113.
1142
I I I p 4
- 733
OM 921
am:
-• 68,29111
67,173 23 .
104 ST
268 92 -
744 39
----5 8 ,291 11
rertsAccounit ulna
t Posiumylrudid.
d. 'Contra, Cr.
Dy cAdi sent Stat•
Treasurer, tax '49
'5O, SO9 86
Dy cash sent State -
Treasurer from un•
seated land., 419 St
iDy Ipr et 'stained
by Treasurer on
$6817 61 6819
By 5 pr et allowed
Collevora au set;
tlement, =4 02
Dy al lowanr. to col-.
lectors for eiotie.
ration , 102 42
Dy amount unpaid
previous years 1400 45
$8415 43
er Cr, Contra. Cr.
fly 3 pr ci retalse4 hy
Sheriff for eollect'n $2 58
atu't clAl Trim
to account cadent, 93 12
r:•r's Ace° 4161 rAn.
choot Taxes Out Co.
$1219 97
, Farms . ibr Ssge. ISUSQUELIANNA' Milk.
iwomiTeetig,, VA. •
al isti g otisO lki".l l l.lll /Frstal s lio ugeui vnise rne anit i Vits b. Pe"4 t------..i.1. r i l lii "d 4 1 ;IP'i''(!'t°l y
f be IWAigbikVll4.l4.4l3t*"."/ "1.1111"0;1001,1,-,
114 ..__ 11au j....., 4than ",,,TAr..„..r.,!,1%,V2.„' 1be i b 1' a. ' „,„°14'4',,, air of lustrocileo ma having wiraessod VIA &will •
iligaZ W i i i .l7 ~'...'" " ... W . " - ' ''''''''''''''' '''''''''.. -..... ." s airman rho nciespeated ancemor the tsrtasjacts.;mat
thrift or 10:4• WI r 6116 ` 4 e . Ntbabtrar Mrra• En* t.,..e r o t ta it s CM: oisitiactosoad eordideasso reassorsraid
tbu t r ir giPro l4 . 4l44° ‘ 1/4tered .i_ ill4 / 4 114111-° ti , ai4lllo.l LO tll. , ItnOladtatkillidtie4 'tO4W
graftrd Cr MIX" Wil ; .°)3o L E" 114 " 1 " 4 6011 1 "" . a abbe:Q.4 an‘ird, ISA athitlrollichlol4llll4.. It via ;-
1 tnen boll air tram lialltrOSe,ar/d 06 - steavlst pain to'
~ raid , ue4 vndie .. l4443taust , iithosocer
..,..
..,
a & ,, pot on the Now If.ok & Ersios.-d&nasts— Oda trol l -—__ L— _ ln . ..._ — a _ iinhvitsiiras.;
=o.of oryaorao. -, AU obatri,ts ta N a °maroon, Et w a 1 Prot _ pi l is itri L i,- w i . .
. t ,
trill **alai prompt •
atteatiott by ware otr or -, , , .19.50047,4_ .
1 larelgairraost Ablouvogi sl l igularr,
..orr* roooty,y...-
_Wra. l Tt ,
~ 1 '-.
.' ' _
~-,- _ .
,___ ,chum ,
..
1, pauckeleywi t aruip Moakvie tt! Into presussoarsys aa - cat Aut. J. Cesatbrd. , T • , ' '
Mfu
0 sar ark tandlta , 11 1 4t•tv 4 40040 wasi or Nrirltdok • titiat Emily Illsomman Tisik:el4s6ll4 , ' - '-':' l ' ''
-- -, pi, post., 11: Waiter . " Geratars: ' - ' ',... •
, The tbltintlasilrarmaitad - Lota anima ottendlor Wei • Then It 111 be tts -se academia &iv kettle's/14 limo
. No. 1, ro arm, ro improved, Prrroo iloproso Nom i flfst oorompileirr - .ribs toads.- ---..,
. 0
.
a o , • - - :415 do:
No:3,100 do :' do :
7.110 . ...5.10 do 40- , 'do • .; do,
N 0.8.98 do -- 35 'do • 'do -,. do
No. 7, Store, Witch/ one mid Le*, ' r •
No. 8,145 aeres7s Improved, feuded hone* caber*.
No. 9. - 62)11 do' 33 . dci' • • ~- ido ; do • , do"
N 0.10,3 do do - do do , •_, do
No.l/. • do ! do and Lot •
N 0.11,100 aerello totronlred,Eramod house and barn
No. 13,34(1 de 20(1. do do - '.• do
226.14, 58 - do , Ed do. - 'do do do
NO. IS, 186 do 00 do do ;do a. -do • ~,
No. 18.120 eau 55 Impraved. 716191,110na1l and bin
' No. 17. 100 do 75 , -; do , do
N 0.18,112 do 90 do • dd do do .
No* 19, 200 do 150 do .dd do do ,
N 0.20,145 do - de " .do. do
No. 21.190..1 , '2. •do • do, •do
_ 90V. do' do':do. -• do
N 0.13. 45 -; do.'. - do do ~, d o -
No. 24, 'Mr do do do do dd
No. 25. 125 do 110 do do do • • do.
Na.2o. 178 do 1411 do . do , do • do
N 0.21. 80 do 45 do do ' do ' ,
do
No. 28,11 serer gro d law mill and dwellitm. •
N.. 29, 134 licree, 90 Improved, from, booed sod been
N 0.31,115 do 105 -II a " '
No. 31.135 do AS ~ y v u u
No. 22 . 160 do 0. " "
No. 23. 160 "do to • • x
'No. 34. 160 - du 200 . "
No: 35,150 91 « •11 " "
N 0.30, 304 do 110 "
No. 37, DM do 140 61 "
N0.'58. 170 do 100 6 ! • 6' " "
No. 32 175 do 90 do do .14
No. 40 -5d 'do 45! do , • .do • .do do
No. 41 212 do 150 do do do • do
N.D.—Per:nos desiring to purehire any or the . that,
byglvlng the number autebtaip.sronileveriution •
41.F1tED BALDWIN.
Montrose, Pe, October, 1850.-44tt. .
EAGLE FOUNDRY!
Ware .Ruein in' Lyaus Chandler's
Lang , Baildink.. - -
A getwrel.,evelortmeut
Cooking•, Parlor, Shop and Cti al .Staves,
Stove pipe, Elboies. Zinc, Shed Iron,
Copper. Brais,Wire; Bar Iran,
Nit Rods; round* square
Cait Steel 411,
round 4. square
Irun, all sizes,
• Side Hill • .
Green Sward,
Excelsior, Genesee
WorsterPlows.Straw Cat-,
ters,'Curn Shellers,Saw ArAOrs.
, Morticing Machines, Mill tranks,
1 Balance 'neels, Pots,-,Disk Kettles. ,qpi
ders, Tea Kettles, ,Wale Irons..Uin
, brella Stands,Punips.lead•Pipe,
Shingle Machines, Scrapers,
Sleigh Shoes, Jack Screws, 4.c. lke.:.
1 All hind. of Castings on hand or made to order—
also, Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware i on hand,
lor made to order. ' WILSON & CO:-
1 . Muntiose,Nov..s:, 1850. , ..' •
1 ,- -
New Firm and - New Goods„ '
THE enbacribem, (having entered 'into covert
nerehip) beg leave to announce to their friend,
I end ricquaintaaces, that they may he r found at, the
Atore,,,ffinnerfy occupied by .T.&.0. Hayden; in
Nar,,Mdford, where they have Mow just received,
and Will be constantly renewing, 'at good nation•
mentor • -
Fancy d• Stafile Dry Vroarte,''Groceries.
Provisions. Hardware. Croekery. Tirr,
Stove 4•. Skeet, Iron Ware, Medicines,l
Paints,•Oils, Dye Staffs, Nails, Gloss.!
Stove Pipe; Zinc, 4.c., •
Which we wilrsell at the very lowest possible price.
We am urvir receiving's goodenwortment of
Ready made Clothing, of all kinds,
nonts,..9hots, Hats, and Copa l all of which we
will Pell very low.
N. B. Flour (by the sack or, arrel) and Sah,
always on hand.
• Please Call and examine our Intamtnrent, as we
shall .be; jtap4,to show our goods at any time,
whether 'yon intend, ptirchasing or ncit. By strict
attention to business. and making the best rodeos ,
ore to Oral*, we hope to merit, and receive 'a lib.
eras share of% public patronage. ;
TR.tCY HAYDEN..
_ ISAAC B LITTLE.
New.illarord. Jannary lat, 1859.
Wanted immediately!
ANY quantity of all kinds or prodnce, including
Grain, Pork, Potato. Li Butter, Lard, Tallow.
Hideo and Skin*, iforntock bark and Wood. Ste.
We will p y 'tux shillings for gone, sods, so
fetch them Rion as fast as persible.
For Sale,'
TuE subscriber offers for sale a valuable lot
with a
_good house and bent upon it, situated
in the berougth of Munirose. a few soda south east
of the Court House. The location is pleasant and
the terms of payment will beirtacte elegy . 1;:i the
purchaser.• P. LINES.
mentmee:Jan.t7. 1851. 51w
rgaillxay and General Maze Haim.
Great Bead, Pa.
'RN C. C. %MUM. _
TIM Proprietor having recently fitted Ms Louse, situ
ated within a few yalds of the Depot, in a sly!: WV
surpassed, Is now prepared io receive and entertain Ms
Mende. Guests will be conveyed to;and front that:Niro
free of charge; and every attention given for their-com
fort and convenience. The established stages now man:
from it's house, which leave upon the arrival of the dig
ferent trains rep At Lteh.sl is an excellent LIVERY
&rants by Mr. Truesdell, where Wirers and Carriages
can be !Mist all timer, ou scasanabletenns.
C. C. SMITH.
Great Read, Jan.'2o, 1851. 4,3 at.
Live and let Live
At the variety.atore.
Agood supply of choleeiTcas, entree, Sut„mai,lloltiases,
Spice, Papier, Starch. Solemn! ? Soap., Tobacco,
Cigars. Pepper.sauce,-11notard, (iraackers, Drag&
Madrew'o Pain Killer. Pnid'o Extract, hater Oil, linotA,
Shoes, at Caps; Carpet Bap, Satchel'', Clocks, school
- Books, Stationery, Powder, Shot,Kilioe wareonanourrs,
ntbo. awl a general assorttront of Willow Ware Pall.,
.Itrooma, Ornolies. Basket.; Confectionery. Yankee No.
Wm& an Indi.pensable article with no. tltintikarehlof
Pine, Finger Kings, Watches, Gold Pane. ann Pendia
and In rata troy deocription ,of rainy (loodo, clonally
kept in any place. for sale by • W. D. Irieowak roa
Great Bead, Jan.ls, 1 - 551. • •
•
A 'Card.
AS • -
subscriliers take this opportnnity of tin;
TJ. dering their viinCere thuuksto their custodies.*
generally. not only, for the very liberal patronage
kestowed upon theradnring the past six years,'fiva
alto for the pnamptness of their paymenti--and
beg leave to say they have counneuced the year . '
. :1115411,
with a determiustion in keep alleneral and Ault as.
winment of good
,GOODS, which will be sold fri.i•'
as favorable terms for Cash. Produce or approved
credit, as can ba bought in any Other establish.
nand this side of the city.
BENTLEY' READ
Mpottose, Inn. 8, 11859. • '
Zola Leather...-.
RE tubteritere are now prepared • rr un iay p o l e
'TI
J., leather in , any quantity or Pratt dc' Co.'s antennae
rare at the ntenurneturere primp Those whoare in went
ors nut me article, at low prim. are trgyiNited to reit
and examine our Meek. • Itkil DEN *.
New it !ford. Jan.l.sth, 1647 • - :- _
Smoked llama and Sho!Elden.'
_TUGSe who him tied irmbitta bamaiad saonmersta
di pose or. win Owen to tnios tholo to tee 1 0 6 011.
ben, 11$ Ware ifithisi to PorebougiVOibo immodtttely.
moron a I.ITTLZ.
VOLllentero sod Trappers.'
iro 3rou we arradd' sav, ?etch atone' your Fos eking, and-other, Furs of. :all kind.. and
8E44-Patti; and wo: will pay thip bighrat'pricrs
in Coe&
11411111f:*
...IkUrwrir far. 1051 if ' . • -
warm. .r.i.iltrgi=ak*firizni i . 7-'"7":
?"' :
26tb gloY of flept., of a
lbn33ettheTO day' orlan.,:ontrrook!iaals6olkk4
ia
the 29thdo of Ap.ii orliirrorks, „ ,
; _ ricrecs.
The otidiee ants" '4OO tot mit".
the Cosoni , ri Hanalei of theAcodarabtel
Department ' ikaa i : 00
TbiSiSti/C1 Of the Higbee brastbee,:•', UR/ .hr. •• • ;
rl ‘hoebisleollooprzisoret,
, • • Lotto, °reek aria: Freisoli f - •
with thosO orthe *ramie •
; •- -,
Depart.,,lo irboloarparV, 21,151 1 •- ~511 7
Mule with lee of Platte. , 20,012 - Si
Driwing tad Piiintinir; each - 36.00 ,'•
Osman- • • - • • '•
N R Itbthe dnifte . tut4 lonian of ttor Ttrisiiro
aperoprlate discipline. by the acne of stthiyfatiatO
by the therooit atelier the lortriseftri froporten
this faelllties f . arnithed, to treOre for this - Atioiratt
letendlng oolong th o Meru, . 1 41 ,11 2 1 /ota Of* , LW iq
itoOr lend. , . . .
. , •
N. 13.. Pnolli from abros.L'lnshlng /*en baud tug
reteS es 11 lotion to plocea b7APPIYint ternaCilli• arltt
divr or Wm. J.ltulrorl.l. committee. •',
- lion: Wm. 11WIMPtettlifiltl;.
r OteaßiCantetat.Bl.,44.4lo. - •
- 3foOtrosecaret 6.1001). • ,
• WoOdiliff's - : - Aicadem•
AT tin:hick, ittisetarbatina Celie 44
- tbo recepteaa atu . :enee On
under the immediate superintendent", 01 bar: Arelilleala
Sim: and bay In ethaaeability.4ll eaperfarteat histall Ink;
plleitemmrid!4ave may be erpeyeed. ~Theoloa,beaftp7;
Icy &Ater prospect,. of Institution etaanlieVi Ihme alba:
predated by all who nigh a dhereensb ednetallort•fit
least µ faintr , ,spolisractl trouble. Tba./leademle,
rein be divided !moron, quarters, tied» %sake
~'cation (eons week lin medial ely. slues cUaleatokallalle•
vai 'Arrietemeat have beenlehadelbr glide gleam:del
I ream a dlvanre to baud lethrintalamlllea 411• elotheerelf* -
'Whilst' least. paadhli: eaperf: • . '
Turnott . ,
' Tltt stadia' of Pritnag tlipirrtnata . a.. A - .
• Academical *, • • - ' • !a l l
-Ciamdcal • -it- 4.112
slasie with thee or place . • . .. :
Ildtaing Ma palatial • - ' -;-
Prearb • • 2 •• Ace
' • The tuteran one Ponvishli Inicroteir.
Ir1:1
New Firm and liteittr • • Goods..
I puEsubscribers respectfully - give
untered into -cd-pa guar/tap; otnlts Mit to no, NW •
stilt of II PT h PITTS; and hafajust teealved from N.
ork'an eatcturite and general asiottanetit of Dry (iblOdy
thocerita, Crockery, fludwart, flobls••,atnl Fla" to a
which balms bought zacotly for cash.. !aid :Owing tci tLa
latnuesrof the tentiors. at greatly tailateapticesoir) of
fared for sale, for ready pay only, on such terms; ..a eta •
not hal :olniluce all to purthaseithoyfatello' al la tali
atfht• old dam of MM.& Knapp; - -
Au kbul of produce taken at the pairtieo - ttuirßet
1fta.111'.P042." •
PAUL It. ?Arra: .
Montro►o Dec. :15s.ISSO.
'NEW - G00,... - DSk •
. .
LIONS & 4 141:11111.11nm,flo . • -
•, - Vantrafe , and, Laniabora , ,, ,
.
A
R$ note reeciring a Noe and oidenditt aiiintigant
:I Goods, which - will lie sold cheap forlensh. ' • ; ,
Shoetings. Shirting, Ticking; Batting: Wadding,„
tines, Colton nod tVoci:eta 'Yarn, Ottopet. and &LIZ
TarnOtroadelotin and fiesaltneret, Barnett and C '
Trunlo. Black. Li I no and 0 teen Umbroilath JaYAANII
%Vele, Cr clay and Ohm Ware, illardclaar.ditta-a-; •
Claimed. pulrerhod . nnd N;O:Suitart; AnTur:;Motak,4o4
Dint* and Green Teas, rorkiMatikerel,codßali;!Vailtddaill
.13 OOS ` STA TIONER Y
We ere receiving a le geldsoihneut:flall kinda,radene
Bouo.(Engligh, Latin. reinctt, Greek.and Oetroan) -
tdetc Wstories,
and
Wurita. Idedieal'Readal e
Clads, Tisane and Note Paper,ie, ke., These a naafi
or Books and Stationery will please girens a - eai i ,aa
utend t%• fell ellen, for rot. ' • "i
STO VES: AND . IRON4,VAR.a, - ,
; r nuking, Partor,Stop. and Coat Stoves , Finch-I%ol*
Stove Wore, Iron Scraper, Plo ws ; Coin shollitai,alteas
cutters, Plow Paints, etc., at nnesbore. •
PORK; S ALTA; ' , FLOUR,
By , the bbl. otherorire•rieondies by
.the bo: cry 11P.isial.
Nails, Glass, Saints and Gila.
:
Old Dr. .iac r ob'i,d. P Townsend's. and nand'imanilla
Tortilla 413 cents aerSittle. . LYONS:tr. CRANNARRA'.
Montrose snd neoboro',Nof.l,lBso. , -
Split' and Shaved Shingles;:.,
N pleetient snide, titarrantedy kept-_ constantly
hand and tar sale right at the orate irstbraibey
sg allies North of Monti/ter, oh the t %rang° ttlittpiho
dear David Panthers:. ES nue 1,18,50.1: :ALUM.
' .Farmer's: Entoriwt.
T R. PEEK,• would' inform"- hislrikidi that
1-ishavingslreudy received a supply of Coin gni
Rye, he, mains marl , good Wised! 4ud Osti, foe
which he`will pay . the very highest prices in Crib,
Erlirin g it on, any quantity .of it, if you must
the ready. - PECK.
Harford Sub. 1,'1851.. .
Daguerreotype ItO4HUIL
•
.. , . ,
~ , .
(Odd 'Fellows IfoU,'eorifir of , pipikil , ostd
• Chostnut Orate.)
. .
11 - limn NG just retained fmm the ettivitit isme - ei•
Irvin:, of plates, cases, Chemicals, hp.; the under.
sig. ed freliassuced the• he eaniire satisfeelen ~t o al/
Cho sash a...correct Among,roy . nltM rarlatisa
of casing may be found Jenny Lind, Papier klachli, set
Pitney book cwt.. Please call and 'mining Illidfittlia
Pictures, among which Is a Crayon Daga.:reutype last
from ttoors celebrated D4hterreotype ufartuty thtd.
• • ••• `Yours -
Montrose. Jan. ]5.
14/,, SIC INS—,Just received prime;%.:,/ alio, another sopptier - Dacia's - Upper Les.
deer, coarse and fine clete,...oke.
• . ' B ENT LEt AK A D.'
I.IASH paid for all. kind . s.of of: - Fan. imp .
V iiherp . G. B. Fa.DRELL
ViTAN'rED—Prfty wowed poal*exchsage
.I 1 for.ploms nod castings.,
Montrose. Jmn.l3. 1851
Stoves, V. are; and
rEY Stone state, Air TiOt coOkiti 'slam f w
It burning wood or coal. the best uteri.
'ough and Ready double ,oven ietioltiog Wove.
Elevated do , do
Premitita
Victoria do - • • tto o - do
Empire Stater • - ,• -do de
Clinton Air ilea • do de.
20 Sizes and kindeot Parlor Stoveifor wood OP
coal.
-' 4 Sizes of 6 plate Stoves.' ' ' • •
: 7 Coal and Wood Stavin - for oflopo,twbottlllitineose
the teat itt vie. •• , • • •
Copper. braes, tin and iron ,itov , i. wore. .
RunineEngliali, and AnteilcattStOye ripe. '
Stine. Tin. and Zinn . tubes: ' •ife.: for Wide b* *lto
100, doz., in-eingle, at the Esair Fonintry Depot. -
• „ - ;WILSON .Co
Montrose, Nov. 26,.'50.,
UT 'UBE NOEHSTOOIL:
TtiAT. Post & Pitts tiro rietennintd to adhens
rigidly to the Reedy pay /wink and come.
ritteutly, eau afford to sell their geode lower
as than those who utast make op far bad debts.
iiid they 'are/stand to' do' it.. - lever, for
yourselves, at the 'old laud of bills & gnaw 1 .
nitddesiwateties,sltvellaini,Teti s tweettiand'lt
G ran Epson% 4ud a pastels,
A st o lgte w g f t ettsys
RFAD
A
IklEtV lot of Zadis:o &
Gnilers—=aloo gentleirtiali Robbit►;Efitlh
Cop, jou received hv - • . -
BENT-LEY Of. RtADI
•
- Kt v t &Vt. it t...rtny givon that an t. scion a
IA PfraidPilt, Sttretnry. and' Tritinntr of tte
Odd, F. Row's Milt Ationiation t.f 'Mont.tsa•nlit
b» field at th.. Odd Fenn*, „Hall at 3 tioktsk ? P.
10... us the 1 Ith dot , of Mittiii 1851.:, . -, •. 4 - .
,• - ',.E. W.' ROSE, ~.. ' . ".'-' ' - '
• • - -1" ..EAN . L. BREtie E etannikts
. , FAYETTE AVERY; . "' - • "
.I.lnntituto. F. b13.14.1Q51:•.:• • '' -', f - '
Wallet: is hs . rr.b . y thit `iikilcuoutus
beilLiosdo ika, Cootie& CuoinitrO
Pleas of t3ustriehuniii.olisjity to grant charters:, of
Inoolooraitou *litho Alslho&W.Episcoixel Clanck
of Fuinshanno. Depth; Aort,tes: the! ,MoCtulist-
Epise pat . Church orDtbrusoiti• Sioordiut **-
A° a AsseiDNY oPOolell»ri
D. 180. - rizAVlrteisiao%
Pr•NNI
rOu ISth. 444 PAL. -
a.
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at cm hirdtitthillti'•:`"rUitlitaighlt.;
.I,ett- 1 lan • - , 4= • • .1,-,gr=
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