Gr im ailed against 1411:r.
Johnston , -
Atc-cbarge William P Johnston and the
iphig arty with making *attem n ofpt tO
reas p
the State deht,oucmillio dolla s
by au i g ac of T eller notes, at the last sei
sloe of the begislaturi, thus lcmreasiag the
es sad the Imrtbors" of the people.
lite charge William' P. moston yid)
hot spettacy to betraying the Demoirs4-
. i ds whoa elected, by them to the Lei
isiatitre. •
We charge William F.'• Johnston wit,it
denis agueism, in that be pledged himself
himself at the last GubernationaL deistic)
ho t to exercise the veto power; ; and. -wt! ,
c h o p Vat with assigning constitutional
ra tans for vetoing a bill:and approving in
another 3 portion of the same provisions'
reit
5t he . alleged to . be unconstitutional
lire charge William F. Johnston
demagoguism, in that hp advocated th
-ifl)ctrine at the last Gmbernational electio4
the all the State officers- should be v 4141
bed to one term ; which he now,..attempti
•
to violate. •i
W e c h a rge William F. Johnston with
demagognelsm, in that he 'douris thci voter
of the Abolitionists, by retaining in hie:
P'
ossetsion unsigned, an act of the Legisla-1
tore neceessary to a faithful execution of
'the Constitution of the United States; and
we charge him with sending Abolition mes
sages to the Legislature-for "the same base
parpese of obtaining the votes of a• faction
whose direct is a dissolution, of the Un-
lOn
We charge William F. Johnston with
deMagogneism, in that he claims to be the
author of a sinking fund which was -recom
mended by a half a score of public men be
fore him.
• 'We charge William F. Johnston with!
voting, while a member of the Legislature,
r the extravagant appropriations, thus in.
c asing the State debt; and we charge
fi
In with the petty demagogueism now' of
attempting to fasten the odium of this debt
upon others..
We charge 'William F. Johnston with de
atagogueism, in that he recommeaded bank 1
reforms in his messages, while his ,friends
in the Legislature, known to act at his bid
dine, supported the most odius schemes of
holing,
11:e charge William - F. Johnston with
beino F a reckless, rascillating, dishonest, un
safe politician, in that he came into public
life a professing Democrat, and lietrayed
the party, and joined the Whigs and now 1
the Abolitionists—in that he at one titne.l
advocated a " summary remedy," for the 1
rendition of fugitive slaves, and now throws
every obstacle in the way to prevent their
legitimate recovery—in that he opposed
the exercise of the veto power and after
wards freqtntly exercised it himself, 'in
that he advocated "roue term," and is his
himself now a candidate for a second term
—and in that through Ids whole political
career he has been on all sides Of almost
' all questions at issue.
eharge - William F. Johnston • with a
miserly attachment to the altnie.hty dollar,
in charging the State mileage from his res
idence to the Seat of government, when be
entered upon the duties of the office h'e now
hold which no other Governor ever did,
We charge William F. Johnston with
grass. palpable, and intentional misrepre
votation in allegifig that RIME and STE
VENS did not increase the State debt and
squander the people's money.
And-finally, we charge William F. John
ston with a wanton and dishonest derelic
tiin of duty in traveling. the State, hunks
truz for votes at the expense of the peo
ple, when he nugl.t to be at the Seat of
Government, attending to the duties of his
office—Keystone.
Let the People Remember.
That the expenses in the Executive and
State departments 'of Pennsylvania, • have
increased, in two years, under Johnston's
tdreinistration, TWO TA OHS AND ONE
HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-FIVE DOL
LARS AND SIXTY-THREE CENTS.
LET TEE PEOPLE REMEMBER, that if any
change is made in the tariff it must be done
by Conaress, and that the Democrats have,
and will have for many years, a majority in
that body, so that if they expect or desire
any alteration, they must look to the Dem
ocratic party, and not to Gov. Johnston.
lar THE PEOPLE REMEMBER, that Gov
ernor Johnston, when in the Legislature,
voted for an appropriation of $405,000 to
the Gettysbur g tapeworm.
LET TUE PEOPLE REMEMBER, that the
expenses of government have been increased
in the last two years, tinder Johntton's ad
ministration, $83,000,
Ler,TIIE PEOPLE REMEMBER, that the
cry of tariff tan:" ! RUIN! is
rang in their ears previous to every election,
tad then permittedto slumber until it be
comes necessary to use the same theme
again for agitation.
LIT TUE PEOPLE REMEMBER, that Gov.
Johnston voted for a bill appropriating more
than THREE. MILLIONS of dollars to
private corporations, company and. State
works, and that Gov. Ilitner, in his mes
age. said that such economy (as Johston
4/splayed) would increase the State debt
io four years to over $40,000,000.
Let IRE PEOPLE REMEMBER, that the
taxes nu real and personal estate have been
INORE4.SED, in two yeark'undei John
ttoo's administration; nearly a quarter of
E mil/ion of dollars.
LZT TEE nous REIrEiTEEIC, that Gov
um: Johnston made strentions efforts last
to add ANOTHER .itIIILION to
the State debt by the issue of relief notes.
HOVER' 'S WRITING In
.
We are Deposed to all kinds otTuffing,'
ill the figoratire tense of the term. Wbakby
e in the notice of a book, or anything else,
FeFe have a repugnanc e to give it a fulsome
or to recommend it in any way
at all, unless we honestly believe it worthy
-of favor, '
'We hare again f amished - ourselves with
a keg of Rcrver's Black Writing Ink, and
When we el that this is not , the fest or the
aeeond keg that has been procured from
Mr. Borer; tbe article ;nay be eeneidered as
being endorsed 'good' by us, otherwise we
thould not have continued its use for these
0r tores years past. f)thers may have
preferUnce s in favor of different menu
4a. area• and we are quite willing that they
ri'4' Ihp s e ' preferences (save and except
thoso ofeur corrmiondentriwholometimea
imixise.thet loathsome_ Moe stuf upon us.
vrineh is not fit to be used);- for ' our own
part, we continue the nitinulatitulo ef Mr.
Hover, whose ink is not only cleat'Und black .
but, does not clegandS conglomertite,our
pen, sa some"otherwise . goaci inks d—
o."
German Reformediffesseger,Cliarnbers
-6,114, t •."
125T0v , aanrinzy.t.
Dreadful calsiniOT in Brighton,
- rive Brothers Burned—A Hore
.. rible Scene ! :
One of the mo l st terrible calamities th at
we have ever, been called on. to Chronicle,
took place in the town Of Brighton (five
miles from this city, between 1,1 and 12 o'-
clock, on Tuesday night, August 19th. A
brief notice of the heart rending affairs ap
peared in: ye,steMay's paper. We, have
gathered up the following particulars ;
Mr. Onacker's!house was built_ of wood,
WO stories in_ height, and, as is frequently
the. case r the oven was , constructed °Oho
outside. In thirg i oven Mrs. °neater
_bad
been baking during the early' part of the
evening, and; upo'n finishing, the work had
not removed the- Coals. - ' • -_.
About midnight, Mr. Onacker and his
wife were awakened from Sleep, by the most
dreadful shrieks.' -- They jumped - from lobe
bed ; the smoke was, pouring into thoir
room, half stifling them with' its thick hot
volume :.the most; horrible cries and groans
proceeded from the apartment occupied by
their five. sons. The awful truth flashed
at once upon the ininds of tbe poor parents.
They attempted to rush to, the rescue of
'their darlings. 'The flames choked their
Tway. In ten rni utes the house would be
smoulderinghe pof ruins. Noir was the
Inip time , to escape, and the miserable fa
,her and mother, almost crazed with a sense
f the disaster, snatched up their sixth and
ast child •a mere, infant, -wko fortunately
lept with them, and rushed into the open
ir. 1
The first . neighbor that came upon the
i'round says, that-the v wretched parents
were fonud leaning against 'the fon al-
Most dead with , terror, ind staring vacantly
ihto the flames. I
4 In a few minutes the house fell to the
tl3round. -I - ,
It is supposed bat the fire had surrottn
ed the rooms where the boys slept, before
, ey were awakened, that egress.froce the ,
indow and door vas cut off: and that they
Were quickly 'sufflicated by the dense cloud
o smoke; the flooring-.was- soon burnt
through, and they fell into the roaring
flames beneath, and were 'burned to death.
I few crumbling enes alone remained of
all that, was hap py a few hours before.—
The - ages of the boys were 16, 14, 12, 11,
0.--Clereland Plaindeakr,
1 ,
. _
, nothey M u der in Xincl4Co.,
P. Our sister con of Bucks seems! of late
to have been peculiarly Cursed with . ! high
handed criminals. I Within_ the pase,Month
we haie heard-of no less than 'three mur
ddra within her bo dera, the particulars, of
the last of which, kindly furnished us by
the editor of the (.Doylestown DethocrO,
wren here a day er Itwio since) we givibeloni.
On Monday afternead; the 25th- ult., a Mt - -
caS took placebeitiven two bOature; named
Jdhn Wildonger -and - . Thomas Dougherty,
while their boats Were lying in the canal at 1
IBristol. Wildonger „threw al watermelon
I rind at Dougherty,landin return Daugherty
r:l'6w coal at him the former then burled a
boat-hook at the litter, which struck him
ltibind the ear, cut the ' jugular vein, and
killed him !limas instantly... Wildonger
was then arrested, aken before Lewis M.
M o rton, Esq.,,and after a bearing was hound
ov l er to take his trial for murder at the next
1
seasions.—.Allentort Dem..,
il
.
Frost Jam—Andrew J. Mizner aliasTrank
Marion, confined in Jail at this place for pas.
siig counterfeit money, escaped on Friday
!evening by forcing a staple with a lever.—
There is no doubt Itt assistance from the out
side was rendered. His mother had been
abut the premises for 'smite •. few days. He
had been sick, or. pretended to be; and the
outer door had been, left open so that medi
cines, &c ., could be banded in to him through
the diamond hole.
,
The Sheriff offers a reward of $lOO for his
delivery at the jail. IA horse was stolen the
same evening a few pailee below this village.
It is supposed that he tliose to ride instead
or_ oing on foot—Re/aware
'The fanners of 'Bridgewater
.Afe respectfully invited to meet 'the Exeeu
tie Committee of I the: County Agricultural
SUeiety"on Monday nest at two o'clock A. 31.
to liiissist in making preparations for the Fair
and Plowing match.
31. L. CATLIN, _
H. DitiNICER; •
IL • S. A. NEWTON,
-• • F. FQSTERy-
Sept.' 24th, 1851.1
TO - .THE ELECTORS OP SUS.
T. guzamßTA.comsrrr. •
AT THE URGENT SOLICITATION of a
large nuMber of *leads, I hereby - offer myself as
a CANDIDATE for the office of .
• • .
s
AAsocikirE
'to 6 supported at the fasuingGencrcil
And, in doing en, embrace the - oppmtnnity
sa?ing, that t if elected, t pledge myself to the faith.
fof,and itivartial discharge of the duties of said
ofribe. , . I , JOHN BOYLZ,
Attg.29, 1851.
AVard,
Vo the Voters of Susquelienna
pp Cdinity.
AT. THE SOLICITATION of many
friends, I offer myself as a candidate for
th 4, office of COUNTY
TRIBA,%‘3IIEIt,
at the ensuing election, and pledge myself
if elected to discharge the duties of the of
fice to the best of my ability.
•,- C._ 31. SIMMONS.
A card,
To, the. Voters of Susquehanna 9 COunty.
thatfeet Ihi
=et there 'are no ug
notainetions for County OEces-in- the *present
Catiyars4 beretry offer myself es a candidate fox
RVAP XTIVE
in
.the Legislature or
,this Commonwealth. " In
malting this erinbunoentent it,they_be proper to
star that I sit Wain in principle, bat that ray,
huts! le efforts, if electi,d., glen qtways:be tfinioted
toiverds the interests ef rny constituents, whose
servant Isbell hold myself to beoind it shall be ray'
pride as it will be my ciuty,-at ell times
sencleithially those istcai f shell have - the boner.
to slrve• HORACE SMITH.
Jr?, Sept .9,18511 '- -
cARD.:-
To thelirotere -- oPiSttiquehitzla
County.
AT THE':' SOLICITATION, of- - many
friondi, Loger l lnlyself..at. an !,Independent
Candidate for the ciffiea-of. -
REGISTER '& RECORDER,
at the,'ensuing election, andp ledging : eMyself
if elieteklo diietiorge"thh uties of the . of= 7
floe, faithfully and to the best of aiy abil
ity. " 'THOMAS NICHOLSON.
Card
TO TEE VOTERS OF 5115QE
.4337.A. corrifty,
"AT THE SOLICITATIOIiof
toiler Myself :to CAHDIDATE for the office of
at the chatting Election, and respectfully solicit
your enffrages, pledging myself if elected, 'to die
charga the dntiel of the office, to the best of my
abilities. -.- ' - • G. B. ELDBED:
Montrose, Aug. 29 'lB5l. • •
A C ards
To' the Electors - of Susquehanna
County . : -
'IN arimplitince with the wiehes of rnans , friends
I offer myself as a:candidate, for the office of
PROTILONOTikttIr e
at thi.ensuing election,' wad 'pledge myself if
elected to discharge the duties of the office with
fidelity. -1 WILLIAM C. TIFFANY.
&Word, Sept. Bth, 1851. •
Religions Notice.
j. i The Susquehanna .'Association of the Uni
versalista will meet at Benton, • Luz: Co., the
first Wednesday and Thursday of October next.
E. E.' GUILD, Standing Clerk.
Wanted at this Office '
- Potatoes, all kinds of Grain, and 100 cords
of WOOD, :on subscription. Also, Paper.llags,
in large or small quantities, on subscription
to the Democrat.. • • '
100 Land Warrants - Wanted.
Apply to S. B.OUSE, 'Montrose., Pa.
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4A.APER '43;., BROTHERS,.
39 3w
a Cliff street, New York
Proclamation.
WTriwas the, lion. Wmusst Junior,
President of the Gond Of Oyer and Ter
miner. General Jail . Delivery, Court of Quarter
Sessions or the Peace arid Court of Common Pleas
and Orphan's Court in the Eleventh Judicial Dis
trict, comPoned of the Counties of Susquehanna,
Lozerne and Wyoming; and the Hons. 14. G. TT
LEX end Goss. Tumult, Associate Judges in Sus
quehanna County, have issued their precept; hear
ing date the 26th day of August, in the year of our
-Lord. one thonsand,l eight hundred and fifty-one;
end to me directed, for holding n court of Oyer and
Terminer and General Jail Delivery, in the Bor
ough Of Montrose and County of Susquehanna, on
the third MoMlay of Noveniber next, (it being the
17th'day): = i
NOTICE 'I3,ITERECIT GWEN to the Gutman, Ins
zwas or TAU rzacE, *an Commend:a of said Coun
ty of Susquehanna, dnn`t they be then ;and there
in theirproper persons, at two o'clock, in the after
noon of said day, with their ream% Inquisitions,
and other, rimembrances. to do those things which
to their armee; appertain to be done. And thme
who are boned by recognizancea against the' Pria
onere that i are of shall be in the Jail of.said Gou
ty of Susqi2Oanna, are to be then and there, to
prosecute against their' as will be just."
Dated Dated at Montrose, the 24th day of September,
in the yetu , ,afour,Lord, one thotnand, eight him
dred and Sfty-one. ' •
39 6ur
GERE, Sherifr
Sutphin ;k Co.-
. .
Ask leave to invite the - attention of-their pat
roturand tho public to the I:Oat:milt larger and
complete aisortment of•
FALL .IND WINTER oqoirs. ,
they have just received—consisting. tn part of
rich atock - 0 tidiest dress rods—long and :snare
shr,ivls—bonnets and bonnet tritninger.boote and
shoes all kindei—hate and caPs—baffolo robes. fc:
hiving - Made these purchases mince the recent
rellinZ off, in 'the Prices ofrPtnliir they are enabled
to offer - them nt prices that . will'suit the , closed,
They al‘ beg to call their ' attention to their ex•
tensive stock of-cooking._parlor cottage end bon
_ - 0 irrel@le •
and store Ohmage which will be sold as tovr i nilow:
er.lban they can be bought "at any afore depot. to
this countk—they, offer; a new.elevated cook stove
esual truperior. in all respects to the" Clinton"
'neves - or prices one third leas than they were sold
for in the county faityear-they; also, have.
on land the celebrated "Farmers , " Air 'right
cook :neve, i -The " Engem Iron Witch" Am.
,Sept,l3lll 38w3:
I m CLUITIA v N N OE
Being the largest exidbltlonin the world and doublatbe
$1 aof all the other travelling menageries tlre U, n.
put 'together. . '
A TEAM 0 . TEN ELEPHANT§
wIB
_
draw the GREAT CAR OF JUGO,ERNAUT. -
A YOUNG. CALF, ELEPHANT
only
PIX months old and foot In height will c a rry up.
cubit back around the interior of the colossal pavilion
the Lilliputian General TOM T1117'211. The magnificent
cortege comprisesllollo,ll3ES and 00 MEN I The peril.
ion of exhibition will aceommottato 15,000 spectators at
once. All thefinest wild animals ever exhibited In this
country are now'attached to this exhibition s being seed
al at immensecost frod•the various minor establish
meats North and South. - - .
SIX ISESIMIIIIL LIONS
f4shikoM their tiativ forests.
A .ISUPSIESE :BULL,.
from the Island of Ceylon, worshipped there by the pa
gan natlresiffind recently taken from their idolatrous tent
plo. The drove of elephants were capturedin thejunglea
or Central Ceylon, by -Messrs: STEBBINS . JUNE and
OEM NUTTER, accompanied by 160 natives; after at:m
oult of three weeks and Sine days in the Jungles. They
were donlifY entrapped and secured In a
IiItAUL OR INDIAN TRAP.
of enormous dimensions and Prodigious strength, where
the elephants wereaubdued• The Calf Elephant accom
panies itsdam, and wan weaned on its passage trim In
dia. A -NATIVE CEYLON - CHIEF belonging to the wild
and wandering tribe of rafOrs,,whoseferoclons bantam
vividly described by Eugene Sue in the WanderingJmir,.
accompanies the elephants.. ' •
A magnificent Brass Band will play during the ,
tlon, and accompany the Triumphial Procession.
P. T. BAR NUM, preprieior of tiffs :Jew Pork and Philo
dolphin Museums. has the hunorto announce that en
couraged by the brilliant success whichhas attended his
enterprise of bringing JENNY Ltria before the American
People. as has been led to form the project of organizing
a vast travelling
.t.46' 1 sr
J..
ill --.44za
a 0 ,• ' I air' \ vi It,
Pi - IS g- 1 4-%4 k . -41. •
- -.1,-,-w'Il•
INUSEEM OF WONDERS?
Which comprises a greater variety of attractions, and
mere extraordinary novelties, than any traveling exhi
bition In the world. Every feature of this mammoth
establishment Is of a peculiar and interesting nature,and
the whole is produced upon a gigantic reale of magni
tude. The traveling paraphernalia of the American
Museum, as It enters each town will be preceded by the
gorgeous
CAR ORJEGGERNAVT;
Drawn by Ten Elepi - nntS superbly ouoparisoned being
an accurate model of abut terrible engine of idolatrous
sacrifice, finished and decorated In all the extravagance
of the Dimino style. Following this monster vehicle, Ise
long procession of costly cages and carriages,.the whole
forming a spectacle of more than Oriental splendor.—
The exhibition will take place within a magnificent Vari
egated Pavilion, composed of American Flags ofa water
proof fabric. The real, genuine, original
GIEN, TOM ,THIIDIR
Ts attached to this exhibition, and will appear In alI his
Ferfortnanm as given before the principal mailed hi ads
of Europe, including Songs, Dances, Grecian Statues,
and his admired personation! of Napoleon and Frederick
the Great. The little general Is nineteen years of age,
neighs only fifteen pounds, and Is but twenty.elght Inch
es high! Also engaged,
The man without arms, who will execute Ms extraordl•
nary Ends orloading and tiring a pistol With Ms toes;
cutting profile likenesses; shooting at a mark witklimv
and arrow ; playing upon the Accordeon and Tiolindillo,
die. bfr. Nellis,in these perfcrtuumees, exhibits a won
derful example of what indomitable energy end industry
can accomplish erenwhen laboring under disadvantages
apparently the mostiniurmonutable-
Ai complete Menagerie ofLiving Animals Is also inclu
ded in the American itusetun,and at a convenient period
during tao exhibition. •
MU. PIERCE, • -
Will enter the . Deihl - cab° Wild Beasts, and give. his
classical illustrations of Ilerenles struggling with the
Numidlan Lion ; Daniel la the Lion's Den, Munson de
stroying the Lion, &e. • '
One of the moat interesting portions of the exhibition
Is formed by the display of a great collection of
' - WAX. SIeATEALIOG '
Including figures of the sixeOf life, of sli the 'Presidents
of the United dtates,tuad also ofs great number of noted
characters. American and Fore 4m, allot' width are ac
curate likenesses, audappropriately costumed. Intact,
the whole establishment is a rest reJositoryr of '
Wonderful Objects of Nature and Art.
The fan particulars of whithit will be impossible there
within the limits of a newspaper adMallement, and
which have been brought together at an enormous eg•
penditate of means, forming the largest and most novel
travelling exhibition In this or any other country. .
A line sanitary band will perform the most ponular airs
of tbe day, Its the proCeesion enters town, and also da
ring the/tours of exhibition. The American Museum
and Menagerie will exhibit In -
RIO t rose, on , Wednesday, Oct. lAth, - mo o
at illarlord, on Thursday, Oct. Itith,lBsl. Price of '
dineludon 25 eta. Doors open from 2t05 P.
.1 irew Goods' •48 id In Market..
T E subscriberls receiving Os 'addition to his foimer
stock. quite an assortment of Fall good*, con/hung
of Dry Goods, Groceries; Ustdware, India Itubbers,Boots
and Shoes, soapily roe ossu, and will sell them rotor
as say coscsas about this part of the world or else.
:cheesier the reedy John, or the right fund of credit.—
Thanks roan for favors, khan ft:winters, everybody In.
Cited to call and btu.. AI. G. TYLEft.
MontsasesSept.2l3, 1851.. • . ••
NEW ARRIVAL
BURRlTThasfust received . ins,/ and stipc:rior
A. asacttmeat of
Fall and IVlnineGoody
including elegaitt variety ofLadles - Dress Goods, lila. ,
ter ,Lorag Shawls, new style Bonnet. Ribbons, Winter
Caps, Staple Goods &c., of the most dellnible
which, having been purchased at the Pax/o. FUG!,
will be sold uutrousilylow. -
New lalltont, Slept.2o,
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~: -" • • rampaiet . Laws., :. ,'•
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A,ToTicr lii hereby ghten - Quit tho PanitAilet: 'Lain of
ir li eut J h r e or fire ‘ g ri o 7 tru o tion fl B :: : l o .7 ;setit tl ff ewirtri da tlt Y tte r r oceft rattoel ot: p : rothn ouct 47 : 3 :
Peotfirs offtee, Sfont• , ;l!lovsePt*,,22, 1831. = - - :-- -
NE - W:'':GOOLD,S .
HNEB , . HAN jut retuned tram
NM- YORK, with a Sae
steel of Fall goons, wbiels bo offers for sale to those 'oho
WILL PAY' tor dim s at low rates at eau be W I LL Not fersettlut due thanks' to such of his
friends, as have betetofore bought goods of him std Pad
fee them, be Invites themlo "CUM) 4041 S."
Montrose. Sept. loth. 18. M. ;
SPRIT EWILIX ACADEMY.
Tu:otilytettagltiagyloMtputticnb:llLet°T3edr on
care of 4
Rev. -. L./L'Sloat; A.
The year 1111 coleptise—four Academie - ter= et twelve
Weeks each.
PRICES OP TUl'irlON:-
Ditrasly Department - , embracing Itestlini, Writlii4,
',Spelling; Mithmetia, aims/101y. add Grammar,.s2 601
The taper !macaws of the Eagilsn Dapastment, 40
Classical Departminit.,. • . ' 4 60
'French awl Dr ' •
Drew lig,
400
Those w h o wish to prepare for College; React:dog," or 1
the isetive duties of life, will berOtlitil every, necessary
help; • -- •
. • • 87 om '
FUR Self.. - .•
. „
• - AT THE
Bfontrose ..tivery. - Stable.
THREE Horses.
Three, Open Buggies,,-
One 'Covered Buggy, . '
One lumber Waggon,
One Spring Waggon,
Two Sleighs ,
Three Cutters,
One pair Bobs,' '
One'Sett Team Harness,
Oise Bea Carriage; Harness, ;
Three Single Harness,
Saddle:Bridle, Mankato, Sircingles, &e.
The *bore property will be sold vary theap for each or
Corn and Oats ah . Cash prices.
Montrose, gepteinber 3d,1851. D. D. RINDS to Co._
28 tf
F"n".
lIINERA L FIRE PROOF PAINT. by the bbl.
er lb, fur pale by , BURIIITT:
N. R. ' • A,II the eolontmay be got tho u' front this comp
°.
'Mon Intim Slate t o Black et leas. half the usual
expense sturtovice as salusble,, and Is sultablefos tho
Attest worts.
• New Milford, Bept. 1et,1851.
1111.6510E5, Frm lf Tea Bens, &tract of
1../Lemon, Castile Snap, Family washing powders, Zan.
' to Currants, Broad Clot hs, I.c. Call soon at
Montrose, etept.3 M. 0. TYLER'S.
SuSqutilAro4A. County FS —The tiomtreitineallth7d
Pennsylvania, To the Bberiff of aaldeountv. Griming:
We command you that. you attach lloit IlamiltotiOate
°flour county, by all and singular his goods and chat..
telmaands and teneme,W,an whom bands or possession
soarer the same may be, so that ho be and appear before
our Court of Common Pleas,to be. hoiden at. Montrose,
In and for said county, on be day next preeeeding the
last day of Ang. Term 1851 there answer Jnsoph B.
Drinkenik Israel P. Pleasants. admirdstmtors de bon is
non../tc•of Henry Brinker the Eldor.Deed.. In covenant
damages not exceeding $lOOO, and see further command
you that you summon all persona in whose hands or
posamrsion the said goods and chattels may be attached,
so that they and every of them bo and appear before the
said Court on the day and raised aforesaid. toattswer what
shall be objected against them; and abide the judgment
or the Court therein. And have youdben and there this
writ. •
Witness - the Linn. William aessup, President of our
Court at Montrose, the 10th, day of August A. IX 1851.
F. 51. wiLLIAils, Prothonotary,
• C. 81. CIEBB. Sheriff.
Termitic, PIM' Atty.
Last Notice.
THE notes, and acenunts of Mills tr. Sherman
and Mille 4. Knapp, are in the hands of Wm.
.1. Turret! req., mcitli instructions to collect them
FOHTHAVI TH.
Montrns -, ., Sept. 4. 185 f
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BRIGADE ORDERS, No. 2nd.
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4 . 0 t r
(4 1 \1 1WIWZ. f7i
THE third Regiment of the uniformed Militia,
of the first Ilrigade-of Susquehanna county,
will meet for'parade. and inspection on Monday,
the 29th day of Sept.. inst., at the house of N.
W; Waldron,,in the township - of ilarford at 9
o'clock, &. it., armed and 'equipped all the law di
rects. ASA - SPICER, Brig. Liven.
Brigade 10, Div. Pa. Mi.
Brig. Inspec. Office, Belford, Sept. I, '5l.
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Wagon Making.-
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frill: PUbseritrerx base taken the shop recently oeett
.l. pied by FrancSs W. 'Allen, two miles below Mon
trose, on the south Turnpike, where they are marrying
On the Wegen making busmen in all Its branches. All
orders pramptly attended toand repairing done. not
next weekbut TO-DAY.. 8. O. lc R. M. M iimKgat.
Dridgewater,June 12. 1852,--261113.
PROCLAMATION.
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ft. At
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GENERAL ELECTION.
IN pursuance of •an act of the General Aessern
lily of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania; en
titled " An Act relating to the Elections of the
Commonwealth," approved thesecoud day of
July, Armor DOMilli one thousand eight hundred
and thirty-nine,
... . .
C. N"(,ERE,
High Sheriff of the count y of. Susquehanna, in
said Commonwealth, do hereby give notice to the
Electors of the county aforesaid, That a General
Election will be held in said county of ftusqueban
na, on the SECOND TUESDAY - VP OCTO-1
DER next, (it being the 19th day of the said
mouth,) at which lime STATE and COUNTY 0/P.
' FICEM4 as follows, are to be elected, to wit :
One person to fill the office of Governor of the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. ' • •
-- One pereon to fill the office of Cane! Commis
sioner of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. -
• Five persons to fill the office of Judgee of the
Supreme Court of the , Commonivealth ofFenn
sylvania. . • - .
Two persons to fill' the office of Members of
the House of Repreiseetativei to represent
the colihties of Sueqaehanna, Wyoming and
Sullivan in the the Hoise of Representatives of
Penneylvania.
One person ; to fill the office of Piesideut Judge,.
of the - several Courts in the 13th Judicial. As;
trict, of Pennsylvania, compoied of the counties
of D*dford, Susquehanna and-Sullivan.. - •
Tw3`persons for AesoCiate Judges of the several
„Courts of , the County of Susquehanna.
One person to fill ,the 'office of Sheriff of the)
County of Surquellatina',,_
00e person to fill the Office of Prothonotary of
the Court of Common Pleas ' and Clerk of the
Court of Quarter SeisionS andOyer and Terminer
of the County of Susquehanna. '
One person to fill the office of Registerot Wills,
Recorder of and !Clerk of the Orphan's
Court of the County of Susquehanna. .
One person to fill the office of County Commis
sioner of the county , of. Susquehanna.
• On person to fill the office of Coutity Treasurer
of the county of Suiquehenuct.
One person to fill. the Office of County
. .Auditor
of the county of Suiquehanna.
One person to fill the ;office of . Coroner of the
conuty of Susquehanna.' ' -
also hereby make known and give notice that
the places of holdingithe General Erection hi the
several Wards, Boroughs Bud Townships within
the' ounty Of Susquehanna are. as follows, to wit:
..The Election for the . District composed of the
township of Apelacon; will belie_ide' the house of
loseph Beebe, in said township. , • .
The Election for the District _composed of the
township of -Auburn, wilt be held at the house of
George fraverly; in said iolvrishio.. , •
The Election for, the District com posed of the
township orthidgewater, will be held at the hor s e ',
of Writ. - R.! Hatch, in the - Borougti of..lheyroae;
The EleCtion for the District com4;‘,4 of the
township of Brooklyn. will tie held at the house
formerY occupied by O. A. Taldridg. In said (owe-
The ENutiodfor the Dishiet composed of the
township of. C:tooautt yiUl to held at"-the house
Justus ttro*f u sail township,,
The Doi:lP:infer the D4trict coniiiessd of,the
town bfp orClifrord, will be held us the twie
iantialY oceofi.ltt r AttfardSoJtkiiket9 BarinAttk
of tufit.444 - - • -
The Election forthe ,District:Eomposed of the
township of IDhrioek,',will be held 'at the bons° of
John Baker; in said township,- -
The Election, for the District . composed of the
Borough of DuadatE Will be held et 'the. Dandaff
Hotel, in said borifetgli,
. The Election for ,the- District composeii . of the
township of Forest Lake, will be held at the heals
lately occupied by Presorted Bade, in said towit..
- ht. Electien for tbe Dlstriat composed of the
temnship of Franklin, be held wattle school_ hear
near Jacob Allerd's in said toteriship ! •
The Election fop the District, composed of the
Borough of Frieudaville, wilt be held in the school
house in said botough , ;• ' ...
The ElectiottGar the District composed elf the
township orGreatßend, will beheld at the house
oicupied.by- A Bryan', is said townihip, •
-The Election for the District vie:vetted or the
township of Gibsonoial be held at• - : - tho house of
Joseph Washburn, is said township..
The Election for the District.composed of the
township of ilerford, Will be held tst the house Of
'Nathan W Waldron, in said township. .- -- •
The Election.for the District composed, of the
township of HarMonx, will be held -'et the' house
lately occupied hy F A Ward, in said towrslnp
The Election for the District compoied of the
township of Herrick,will he held at the house of
the late Warren Ditneck, in said township. -1
The Election fcir the District composed of the
township of Jacksou,lwill be held at the house of
Nathaniel Hill, in said township. - • 1
The Election tor the District composed of the
township of Jessup; will be- held at the house' Of
Daniel Hoff; its said township. -
The Election for the District composed of the
township of Lein. will be held at. • the house of
Grow & Brothers. in said township. • 1
The Election for the`District composed of the
township of Liberty, :will be held at the school
house near the , residence of , Isaac rhea: week, in
said township. 1
The Election for the district composed ot the
township of Lathrop, !will be held at the house of
Elisha L ord in said township. • - " • I
The Eleetion for the District composed of the
townshita.of liliddletotru t will be held at the housi
of Joseph Ross, in said township. • _
The Election for the District - composed of the
borough of 211botruse, will he held- at the house of
Leonard Searle, in said borough:
The Election fur the, District composed of the
township of New Milliard, will be held at the house
lately occupied by - Jotieph 0. Pixie ) ! in said town
ship. . • -1 . ' • -
The Election for the District composed of The
township of Rush, will be held at the house form
erly occupied by Nathan J. SherwoodOtt said
township. •1 " • ' •
' The Electicn for this District coMposed of the
township of Springville, will be - held at the house
of Spencer Hides, in said township. .
The Election for the District composed of the
township of Silver Lake, will be held, at the
house uowoccupied by Robert Mc'Gerigle, in said
township. -
The Election for the District "coMposed of the
tewsiship' of Thomson, will he held at the home
of Jonas Blanding, in paid township. - •
r .
I also make known and give notice nein and by
the 13th section of the aforesaid acrl am direct
ed, that every pensori except justice of the peace.
who shall hold any office or appointment of profit
or trust under the United States; or of this State,
or of any city or incorporated district, whether ti
commissioned officer or otherwise, a subordinate
officeror agent, who is or shall be; employed an
-1 der the legislative, judiciary or "executive depart.;
omit of this State or United Ntatea, or any city
or incorporated district; and also, that every
member of Cougreae, end of the State Legisla
tore, and of the select of common council of any
city, or commissioners of any incorporated district,
is by law incapable of holding or exercising at the
same time, the office, Or appointment of Judge,
Inspector or Clerk of any election of , this Com
monwealth, and that ne Inspector orJudge oi oth
er officers of any such election. shall be eligible
to any office theit to die voted for."
And by the same ant of Assembly .it is also.
made "the duty of every Mayor, Sheriff', Depu
ty Sheriff. Aldermen, Justice of the Peace, Con
stable or Deputy Constable, of every city, county
township or district with in this Commonwealth
whenever called upon. by an officer. of an -elect.
tion, or by three,twalified electpre thereof, to den"
any window -or avenue to any wiedciw of the
place of General Election,. which shall be ob.,
struted in such a way as to prevent voters from
approaching the same;'and it shall be the duty of
the respective Constable of'such ward, district or
township, within this Commonwealth. to be pres•
eilt in person or by deputy, at the place of holding
such Elections, in such Ward, district or township,
for the purpose of preserving the peace as afore
said."
Also that in the 4th section of the Act, Of As
sembly, entitled "An Act relating to executions
and for other. purposes" approved April Ifith, 1840,
it is enacted that the aforesaid 13th section, "shall
not be construed as to prevent ady militia Officer or
borough officer fromserving es Judge, Inspector
or Clerk ut any general or special Election in this
Commonwealth." .I • •
Pursuant to the prdvielons contained in the 76111
section of the act aforesaid, the Judges of the
aforesaid district shall, repectively take charge of
the certificate or return of the election of their
respective districts, and produce them at a meeting
of one Judge from each dittrictat the Court House
I in the Borough of Montrose, on the third day after
`the day of election, being the present year 'on
Friday the 17th day of October nes4 then and
Were to do end perform the dutiesrequited by law
said Judges. Also that where a Judge by sick
maser unavoidable accident is unable to attend
said meeting of Judges, theti the-certificate or re.
turn aforesaid shall be taken charge of by One of
the Inspectors of Clerki of the election of said,
district, who shall do and perform the- Altitiee re
quired of said Judge unable to attend.
. .
Also, that in the 81st 'section of said act, it is
enacted that 4$ when two or more counties shall
compose a district for the; choice of a member or
Member, of the Senateof this commonwealth or
of the House of Representatives of the- United
States or of this commonwealth, the Judges of
the election in each canfity,•having . met as afore.
said; the clerks shall make out a biretatement of:
all the votes which shall have heen given at such
election, within the county, for every. person voted
for, as such a member or members which shall -be,
signd by slid judges and :attested by the Clerks t
and one of the said Judges shall take. charge of
such certificate and shall produce the - same 51
meeting of,ohe judgelrOm each county at such
place ;issued district, as , is Or maybe appointed by
law for,the purpose, which meetiug shall be'.held
on the seventh day after the eliction."
The liefurn Judges of the fiepresentative Die
tea composed of the cuanties of Susquehanna,
Wymbing and Sullivan, will meet at the Court
House in the, Berough4 Montrose; in the County
of Susquehanna, Oil Tuesday the 21st day of Oc.
sober next, to perform those duties enjoined by law
upon the said Judgea. - - -
Also, that in the 6th'
or
of An Act,
provide tor the Election or Judges of the Several
Courts of this Commonwealth, and to regulate cer
tain Judicial Districts" it Is enacted that In - the
case of the election, of preitident judge of 'any ju.
dicia I district composed of itwoor more counties at
the ineeting'of the return judges in each of such
counties, the clerks aforestild shalt make out a fair '
statement of all the votes which shall haire been
given at such election within the county for every '
person voted for as each president judge, which
shall be signed by said judges and attested: by the
clerks; and one of said judges shall take charge
of such statement and shall produce the same at a
meeting of ono judge froM each of said
,cutinties,
which meeting shalt , be held ou' the seventh day
after the election at the court hemmer one of the
counties, to be Axed by tAingsuch counties her .
natelyintheir'elphe:celical order." - . •
The Return dodges of the 13th Judicial
trict,mpose
cod of the counties-of "'redbird, Sae: QUSQUEI'ANNA cciONTY; 14-4-Mao A
ekainek sod Sullivan* will meet at th e' Court LiLewill.h% liar 'nest friendOrvia l.4orii visit?
Facuse,in the.Bprough of Towanda,: on Friday the Lewis ' -.ht - (h, fturk.o .. Coninod Veal. •I said'
24* day of October next; to Odom" those , duties county, - 41 April taittak-,351.1_10,,,„121.:.
own e d hi . Jew_ upon aniWindgee, „•; - Whoraatte tinimneenlissraveret
. 1111111
4 1 / 1 03; that il/irthe 6lst gentian of mid Deli it is en. ed ANlVreein,,lBsl, reilipsadt
acted that .“-overy, general and special electien fl ea i sedj a 4m , 1 441 theft titi-1111; /flab sebparea.
;hall be ;opened between, EIPHT-rand TEN :in woe bminedr.,in said esuga.tteariiablot-,August
the facia% and shall continue without litterwm- Vernl/4125b00y0u thellitlwil:of WO
j
tion or udo twm
ueuk until-SEVEN o'clock in the f made to the saiO .
_aid tan
melve•
evening, when the polls shall be closed."' ;•• could not be fitabil• my- Rai4WOIL; _,. -
Giusti
md e r y'Y hand army office. in the'fb3rou4ll hi :therefore to require, yau., - ttappeat'liefans ; the. of -
Montrose, the fitst day of - Sept.l; I 8 51:' judges of the Of, ; think MiladaY fA"
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C. X.:O*RA Sheriff,: Nove m ber Saltier's. °nut: Monti**' • GEO, Sheriff:
_ September 1,1851, - Sheries Olltee.a.lf/intMINI-SCW-t';1•70511-38.
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MISCELLANEOUS. ADVERT'S/I'S.
• Tonsiliymen-andirsirstiesi:,
Valircibki - - -
e.
A - I,AIIII oftbitteres stivateitittirklisinitsstOwnsbb
gnitansuisTiSualf attd otito kennsylvastia
linacr u n so at wisittsfit mute" good traprov of
entent. .
Thorn/a is ws ll designed lotadalry, audintipaihte
feedlot; 4ii cows dusts/ slimmer "MI "slater. and sent
part nit Ls well imbued.. ,The ballMage sad -land ,a».
in good condition sad tile ipaehh: wit& are . otnout
and ratline almogoiol. ?int ani *WO largo berult*Pito
the premises, besides a massy sad -tea %natal' ',beds
for cattle: 'brew orc hantsynatipally of grated treli
and otber Vial t trees.- • _
Bsid tbrm bus a Teri pleasant and desirable lentilest
about two tulles front Montrose. ;be countys/star ail'
(mahatma county. and about 9 miles Stem the. lAtagetra
pap Itallnahi; to whleb Matteis aPi usedi a p r em.
of completion, end litveryantraiiisas to insniagit gad
seboolsi and mechanics. M. Also snotber Valuable/arm adjoins the'llbeee,
ittg2oo re a of ',beb wis abaftblab
state of culti se vation:,.
trlpoitlSO
it 'm ares ire law b ut* fames
dwellina , haunt. end out buildtngs to correspond and
lame orchard.' lt Jewell entteetfg Sind teased aid Matt.
'ably adapted, to dairy porkies.: -. .. • •
Said property "11l bo sold on reasonable Minn. al pan,
Mon of thepurelinso anion tatty Mania upon Bott d tud
Mortgage teellit the'perrhalll ' • 1 • .
Application ntay be made pastorally at b 7 letter , to
Ilan. Woo, Jams.) or 11. J. Nivea at Montrose. 'n said
county. and any further partletilarithattos7
eA wilt L a eiree...,23tr -•- •
arms .. fork
BE sable:Omit • will: act' as , agent. E41,b417,118
T
salehtiteal Patate , parms,ponses and Lo4,4oea
ted in Einni.octusuno county. Pa. Altwlto wish - to otter
thctr property tot-soli eau give a minute description or
Shed:Parma or Lot* as follows t• Number of acres; Wiwi
manylinprored, and how,watered; Enildings;7orehard,
grafted or "
common fruit; other fruit tram, and, shad!
trees; how farfront Montrose, and thi - mearest ;Mint to ,
&depot on the Nit, York it Erie Railroad; pica and
terms of payment.' All who wieh to 'ell orpoure Red
Estate, will,. calve prompt attention' by. calling on or
addressing ni at ldnotrose,Basonehtunia county. Pa.
Irpitonrertnee from Montrose tolhttpnindsesfree or
,Oilice on - Paripliter aired, 4 door* wait ot thelliteit
comer. , • . • -
The fellowingParfo it and Lobos-renal oderad tor sales
No.l. 40 acres, 30- Improved.-Prams Rotoleand Earn:
No 2,80 ,10 60 do- sold 'do . do
.. N 0.3,100. do- CO : - do
.do - •
N 0.4.100. do 60 •do - -itold' do • da
N 0.5.70 do _4O do • •do d0 ,.-.
. No. 6.90 - ‘ths, '35, do ~• ..= do ; • do
No. T, Store, Warehouse and Lat. '• =
N 0.8,145 acres7s Improved, trained hotom and
No. 9. 52X ?do . 85 do, sold .dd •• do -
N 0.10,2 '„do .. do .r "do'. 'do '
No.ll, • -Bald • - 'do - *do. and Lt
N 0.12. 10 0,aarep70 lnprtmed,franited bona, and hats
.733,310 do 200 do do do • .do
N 0.14,66 do 50'.' do 'sold do •.'• E. do do
N 0.15,168 do CO do do do -.do -
• N 0.16, 120 'bo . 55 do fold do , ' "dodo, ,
No:17.1o0 ' 75 do . do do• . do
No. 18,112 do 80 'do . 'do 'do - • de. :
• ' No* ID, 200 'do 150 " '-do "; do ' do
. N 0.20,145 - do 100 -do - do „do :'
de
N 0.27, /60 -do ,120 .'. do, ,• dti
- Nni22,oh• do 45 do . ,- do do
N0.23,'43.. do 30 2do z• 00 ,t ai
No. 24,202 do 225 dodo - go , '
' N 0.25, 125 da 100 ' dO• .
do ‘• do.
N 0.20,193 JO 140. • do ; do do
. N 0.27, 80 do 45 • sold do do
N 0.28, 11 acres good Sew mill anti dwellins. d o
• N• .39. 134 acres, 90 improved,frame Monts and bats
No. 30,376 do 100
." •• , • OS •• • ,
,No. 31,136 do r 95 • , 11 - , •
No. 82,180 do, 185 .• , 44. , ig . 4l
No. 33.-160 do . 60 . 4" . "
N 0.34 . 150 .
,d o . ~ 11; „ 11 '
No. 36050 go de te .
.
N 0.36, 300. do • 170 ' .- • • if 14
, No. 87, 100 do ••140. -4 .. 41 !
No: 88, 170 do' 100 "" " " -"
No. 39 115. do '9O do do" • "do
8.
No. 40 80 do 45 do •• do 2' do do-
No. 41. 212 do 160 .do sold do do - do,
it . - 411 72 'do 60 'do .; do ; do •di
No. 43, '4 sold "do • ..do . do
No. 44 138 do 06 'do do do '
. No. 45 800 .do 200 do - - do, • do_
N 0.49, 120sercs 8Q improred,ttanta 110nte and tam
and eat mill: 1 : - •
N0..47.200 'o 470 - , "'• do 'do ho
.N:ll.—Persong d deshing to porehisetueyof &ha sober*
bygirhig the umbel:can obtain saitidestriptioni_
• . : ALFRED BALDWIN.,
• - • • ' 11,.'11A11COCE.
Montrose, Pa. October:l6m 11 '
• •
r . Notice -
.7; theinhabitOts - . of:
J. A:Flnemon eate)m.spilofEltherlandtPatentmol,
the rock lover escapenmm)anddetaebed Imes slaps:
Mont maker, toltobert Basket olLor.VllLLMerpoo.,
cent ir with germs. Braley E'Read of Oda 'placiounr
Mall this annotmeittimtlonenpyingdpin et-itv Ab
TOrrel'a Store. , - (internl foe tbeEnboandattiMitidenco."-
reposed.. Does hereby glie &Mew Shad voasequent•
of the aforesaid Able.Tuniell'a conduct haklefkida
stand tas bear. ittleertbed)and at theorise thamiannee
hie very nninerana cuatometi that kist boa noimaneetlils.
with; neither will kit be answerablethrenty %Utile Jew.
en, mother Ooptirtf (lathered 434. Abet Tiattalry..
Store for repairs or otherwise. ' ..• - -
Itontroie, Main at., o WittabamdP. ogee.'"
H ea ' •
• , nN aalia!sefeetion Gettovfl •
4 11* . •• • •Y e l a g i tig i izz, =.1.1.,
• r , in gold andellverviaseL - - 11 Ads.. -
I ta' t .wenlterayesirtymnneronsienda
f ,- -9 end the public to general. Per.'
mi tme to say that my very. lov •
e / h...` , " oxforlosictliat Mudded me to se.,
lect such Watehes as shall do raw - .
reedit and the ptucbaier a Lasting
neuter. It shont4 he bothe in mintli that Imposters la
generators not alwaYi :Watch makers bet, agents fo
merchants. Vide:Mem divest anOei I select accordm -
Mg to my judgment and no Watch is penalised:to leitec'
the shop until taken apart,
,entrained and regulated St
for the wearers poeket: A mitten warrant fitree for 91- - :
years, tied elms excel) tat. &TAW' & Gouts /Churl-,
nes' from 7k. t 0,7 M. J. d. SINGLETON.
HERIFF SALL Y VIRS S TUE of a ivrit of Ven.issued out
Bof the Court of Common Plena of Susquehan
na county; to me directed and deliver ed,! will 'a
pnea to publics sale, alt the house of Win. Writs,
3d, in the township of Clifford, on Tuesday, the
7th day of ..October next, all- those two pieces or
parcels of land, 'situate.-Iying and being iii the
township of Clifford, in the county of Susquehanna
bounded mud described as follows, to wit :••-the
&sten the north by land of Williams Wells, and E.
Oram •on the east by land of C. : Stowell and
R. L.:Hunter, on the '.south by lands of - Robert
Wells. 'and op the west by lands of R. L'Hunter,
jr.,'and Wm. Vielltr, 3d, containing about, five-
acres, be the same more or less, together with the
appurtenances,•one framed house, one saw mill,
one small orcheid and all improved.' the other is
bounded on the northeast by. land of Davis;. on
the southeast by land of Edward Orem ; on the
anth west by land of Wm. Wells, 3d. end on the
northwest by land of Nelson Philips , containing
about ten acres of wild land.
' Takin in ezecuiioo at the suit of J. Baker &
Co. vs. William %Vellsad. •- - .
• ` C. 31. GERE, Sheriff.
- Sheriff 'l,office; stirritmse, Sept. 17, 1851. a
SI.IS - QUERA . ossuty . 4,13; ,
ehild, by her next friend:Frederick E Tewks
berg vs . Stiles In the &earl of' Cont. •
mois Please of said county, of Apra Term: '
Na 30. To Wee Fairchild..—whereas a subpoe
na iu Divorce was issued to pril Tenni 1 851..,
which was duly returned non 'eat inielituo, and
thereon sin'alura eirbpoenamaaissoed lit:saideatisse
returnable to August term,. 1851 'upon the retina
of which, proof was - made to the nt id carat that the._
said 'Silks Fairchild could not be lead, In tot
This notice.is therefore to :regains yea •ID
peer befere the ?ridges of the said Court IS the
third Monday of November next be.inswetiraid
compluint ttc, C. 31..GERE Sheaf.
Sheriff's oftce ,' Mentrose,Sepl47.lBsl; 1 1 d
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SUSQUEHANNA. COUNTY 8S or
Daub! Lyon, den"dr, ve,Leekewrinannd
tern Railraad company, late tire Leggett's,
Raitrord Company, in the Colin of Common Pleas,
of said county.. On _application of ectpandentio .
ruletgianted upon ihe heirs of Daniel Lion, dee'd.,.
to shove cause why three - disinterested *sans
should not be oppoluted by the court to tusiee&endl
ascertain the amount of eoraprouttios ',to be paid!
by the respondents to tire complitinantaotut ao
count 011ie construction of their ntilrond.iiad toe.
use use atmaterfals for. th e same. upon and nemw
the coMplainairti lend. In Great Rend towutbis
under the provision& of the ‘4 o ttiriettotisiftba Aa
of Assembly, incorporating ” TbellegOeit's Gip
Railroad Company' of ith. of ,April„ :Rel. 7
returnable at. the next-NSismber terns - said - •
Cern*. .LiTrLE,&. STREETER fiaririri?!- -. •
. inner 27.'18.5T,, • 3 Rw 3 •