S4telliterPris e.
_
ire informed that the , Lackawatmn Iron
coo l company have conclided 4 ,coptpiisi,
to furor a 'large" quantity of Coil, to be,
li s ted tithe city of Buffalp for the : Use .of
sea , Beats 9151 Lake E rie the present season.
, rhi yi s indee4 gratifying, and to in - 0110,16re
gag to those who have for oars been
oth , i g advocates for . iompleting the 'Nertli
low !, c a nal, in order thet a` communication
1
be, opeand, through Which the . coal in
mo'' 4
enr.Vallies could be introduced, for domestic
a nd all o th e r purposes,- in -the .Statet of NOW
fort, as well as for, generating sterna on the
L a cs , Through the indet:46l;de enterpriso
of Messrs. Scranton * ok Platt, the LiMkawan,
na and Western Railroad his been operied,
and cel l can noir be delivered in the city 'of
Buff'j 'Never was the difference' between
inthlidnal and State enterprise more strongly
t a r ki„i, than as seen in the enterprise of I
those
gentlemen,movement and the slow oventept .of ~th4l
state, in building the North Branch_ Canale:--
Ei g iieen months only have elapsed since the
:first blow was struck on the Lnekawannn and
w es tra Railroad. In less than fifteen months
'sfterthe commencement of the work on that
mi t if t eas finished, and the cars were run
sag over a road nearly fifty miles in length.
Seventeen years ago the , first work was dune
on the North Branch Canal. It is not finished I
jet, nor can a single cargo of Coal be taken I
from our' valley through this Canal, to the
Canal waters of the State of New York, in fif- l
teenmonths from this time, provided an appro.
priatic;n be made immediately, of money,
enough to complete it. Thus the State .IMs
been engaged more years in building a canal
only twice the length of the Lackawanna and
Western Railroad. The money invested, by
the stock.holders of the Railroad, is already j
paying the interest on the amount invested by
its men earnings while
,the money _invested
i n the renal, hisbeen earning, halting., but has'
been an annual tax upon the pockets of the
people to pay itlinterest. if a man supports
himself by his own industry and wise calcula
tions, we applaud Lim. Bat if he compels his
friends to give him that support, mien he cart
and ought to do it himself; we ought to curse
bin Had a judicious policy been adopted by
the State in regard to our canal,- it would have
been finished years ago, arid its - own earnings
would now hart been paying the - interest on
the money which it cost, and it tvould now be
supporting itself. A different policy has been
pruned, and it compels the people to support
it. The policy then which compels the people
to do - this. ought to be cursed.
---
Those who own coal and depend tipon'thia
anal fora cemmunieation through which to
send to market, are compelled to stand idle
with their arms folded, while their neig,libocs'
are whirling the valuable mineral product td
thrust every extreme point with profit. This
is the difference between the enterprise of a
few:dive gentlemen, and the snail-like plod
ding of the great State of Pennsyliania.—
Pittrion Gan."
Banks of Pennsylvania.
The following table of the number of Banks
is State, with the amount of capital, is
copiNl front the Banker's Magazine, a very
led publication
Xi. of Banks. Capital.
PhEsielphia, 15 $10,518,600
Digo!, - 1 92.220
Boonsyille, 1 - 176.000
. , .
euiisle, 1 • 22,500
'ehoubersbarg, ' 1 205,470
Cover, - • 1 - 155,640
Columbia, - - :.1 • ' 307,300
Danville„ 1 1 . 265.770
- Doylesto, r . 60;000
Ulm, . : i , , - 550,000
Erie, 1 • 101,00
Germantown, 1 . 152,000
Gettysburg, 1 - 123,873
IlmOs-ii, 1 36,000
Horisbarg, 2 . 350,000
limmisle; '2 -1 - :1-,1Q0,000
Lateatet, 4 ' * '965,618
letcon, - 1 80,3201
Yiiiktuivh, * - .1 • _ -
Norristown, 100.000
. i
1 • 364,995_ 1
Northumberland, 1 ' 160000
Pittsburg, 4 . , 2.618;545
Pottsville, 1 1994430
.Roldin,,c, I 300,360
Schuylkill Eaten, 1 100,0001
43141 1 1 ° 1 4 "1• ' - 120,000
Waynesburg, 1* 100,000'!
We;tcheiter, 1
Wilkesbarre, ' 1 2" 25,000 ;
Williamsport, 1 ' • : 85,3301
id 100,0001
,
2 `,320,0001
Total,
54 ° $18,966,351
Potatoes.
The foflot g letter front a Verinont farm
et addres se d to Governor Bigler, makes some
Rgestions in regard to the cultivation of po
tatoes, Wit may be Worthy of trial. We has
before heard of the ruivantage of covering po
ktoeo with leaves, but never made the experi
amt:
East Peultney, March Bth, 1852. :
Ithe Garernor of ihe State of Penn.sglrattia:
Abner Lewis, of Poultuey county, of R
z'Aut
and State of Vermont, think Live found
Ha new way of raising potatoes, to keep
tem from rotting or rusting, of a much bet
ter ttaality and good crop, Plow and harrow
?:litcrand, and furrow lientl,y: plant early;
orP fkiotatoe in the furrow, and put 'on
of leaves itheticover over
4011 y with dirt ; bee themashen quite small;
thin. -p
and thebillin g .y will soon be fit for
Pleas e hy the above to.yonrfall satisfile•
iron, and publish the same throughout the
. if the abov e proves" a real, public ben
the State will please reward the under..
fed whatever thereee ht.,
Yours RespectfullY.
• ABNER LEWIN.
triRSIEL VERB. THE lIRDBON..--iilbill
llltrthfileed into, the Legislature of
ztrlork: lastweek; to incorporate a corn
-147 to eonstrAct a tunnel tinder the gad
kar Allany, A survey and' estimate
ItkeD Made, end the Oen Is Considered
*Ode. It 'is beNoved 'thatfiperfeetwork
tete' teastrneted doub t
on-rak,
Pk for half mi le
lli c Of
'Th
e ,3ha tor
tit i a
eluting to a:vote,- of thepoop
stole st 411Plased
to Massaehusette senate by
4 9 . ,
r
Ttie eGBt of it New Court ,Hone
lateastfT estimaterl
at ,abbot -nee
k The sum of $7,600 in additiou Was
11. q t oile lot en which iris inata
. A Fact. -
a'singehir . fact; that,:_notwitheten
dieglihe. indimnienta i, held • 'out the
60:113TAMODp for her people to-iiii
igiate to Atistralit he tide still 'lndies to
our shoieti. , A ':fresi passage, - and frequent
discoveries of gold; are not sufficient,attrae.
don' to:lead - Abe currents thither, i The
magnets which draiv so Many English heerts
this way are not Theliberality of
our Institutians, the / fame ofAtrother Jon
athan,the hope, of Fe-union With friends
who have gone before, the shortness of dis
tanee, and the cheapnees , of 'our lands, are
Samany:` standing,. invitations - -that meet
with- daily multiplying. respenieh as often
as'they say "Come. The Auitralian Colon
ies are reached by. fifteen thotisand miles of
sailing=-the, 'United States by from three
to four thousand , miles. l ' Our public lands
stand iifthe marzet 'at the . rate! of $1.25
per acre—Australian at about $&. But the
distance is not so important, when it is
-travelled free of Cost tO Austrelia, ~ N er is
the difference in' e prices of land a very
centrolin,g item: The inguenCe of our Na
tional name' and fame has morn to do with it
than anything elSe. Men love liberty fitim
birth. It - requires no training to feel the
ispirations of free :Men: The nun-flower
grOTTS, endJurn's its race to the . sunk
So do men learn t;oset their heirts andfaces
towards the light of liberty, *mit shides on •
them from the West. -I - . •
.
Here, toe, are ;toe innucements of good
society. Australia is, in a great measure,
made up of English scaPe-graces—men Whe
have dodged the' halter . and cheated the
hangman.. Vandienian',ELLand and Norfolk
Island
.. are• gran d receptacles of ' all the
condemned and reorrupt humanity that
England'g convict-ships vomit forth.. Ther,e
they receive most gracious pardons and fol
low the , promises of higher Wages into
Australia. With such societY substan ial
English people prefer not to associate, tind
hbnee se find the i tn yearly, brtebs of thin
sands, nestling down cozily under the mule
wings of our American Eagle, imiring with
her mingled brood and making such a ,na
tiou as the world never saw. j•
Silver Muting California.
Nearly four Mouths ago the discovery of
silver was made near one of the old Rus
sian Mills in the town of Bodega. on he
coast, pooh from:San Francisco about TOO
miles. But little attention was paid to the
matter until within ashort time, ithen a
few parties model (unite: explorations,i and
commenced Operations in working the lend.
The system adopted at present is similar 1
to that employedlat Gold Hill and otherr
ealities, on, the first discovery, of qua tz
gold, and the average proceeds are from
five to seven dollars per day. But: few
men are yet emyloyed in the mine: and
they are confined to the residents of the
[ place, who are also engaged in
,agricuit 're
acd other incidental occupations.-
[ One of the party working the mine,m
visited Sacramento - yesterday, , states .that
the deposit i n .of - Considerakle extent, PrOb
ably half a mile in extent. The facilities
of water power for working the lead are de
ficient, but redivood and timber abound [in
the neightorhook furnishing - maple means
for :prosecuting the undertaking With
steam. I [ •
The only other! elaim - of silver now held
'in the country,-is:tbat of the Seuth Cain
iina Company, at Coyote mountain, on ;the
Stanislees River, which is now [being ;de
veloped' principali t y for the gold, but ; the
I prevalence of silver is found by no means
inconsiderable. We have lately seen Spe
cimens from this znite, weighing between
two and three ounnes,, and - extracted - from
six'
poend s f ore. ; • [
The silver of Bogeda is found in a prim
itive gneiss formation. associated*ith
eaic
spar, closely assithilated to many of thoge
ores found in Peril and,Chili, particularly
at Copiabo and Chem An opinion is en
tertained by those most familiar with the
geology of, our State, that. silver be
found through nearly the.whole[ length . of
the coast range greater or Tess akin.;
dance, and that it is rtkely.ultiMately to
equal the product of other meteL—Pla
cer Times, Jan. it.
WALIIING Lrsa a FLY Hz.in,Down
wsWos.--•The Smeetific Ametican - says
that a Mr MeCcmick bus iverOtuther as
tonishing some of the - New Yorkers, dur
ing the past, eek. by - walking on a polished
:marble slab, • head downwards, in ono of our
amplabeatrea. • It is somewhat frightful
Ito see a felbiw mortal perched tip in mid
air, with his, head Ito the_ grentid-;=-but: a
long waYabove it-' 7 -and his feet to the roof
It is'the first feet of the. kind ever performed
so far as wean aware, and Mr. McCormick
his• been' dabbed With tbe the title Of /"ro
fessor,-for his.seientifie perfortnarice,
Theleat is. Performed upon rsdll known
principles of science, by using mr !pumps
and working them step by itep,to • extract
the air under appendages on his feet, so
that the puttrard pressure on ono . thot will
exceed his whole , If he is 150
lbs. in weight it iequires 10 squire inehes
of.attaOsphitie pressure itobalaneeithat. for
the atmospberiepressur4is 151hs cn every
squire - inch - ofthe iearth's surface; there
fore 10x15-150 . lbs.'This pressure must
boon one foot, while the other is being
moved-forward. : The cOurage' -required to
perform the feat is ! not small, and the Inbar
is very severe and Wiens. It is needless
to say, although OM poliobett marble Slab is
the greatest. wonder to ionie,,iler could not
perform the fees on rough percrui boards.
, •
Sts cu >«oa Sti-jtiult; Fasikr.i* - A
private expedition untict'',.' Captainßeatson,'
is'to go' off shortly to look for John
Franklin. Itts - sent out under.the. Con
viction that Sir' Jobn adjinced through the
Wellington Chantiet Into a high Istitude, far
to the, westward, robilly . ss 'far as-the
Meridian of . 'l3cirm's • Striae. - Lady
Fnulklitt contributes LOCI =and Captain
)3eatsoo baipur,chilied ivessel'of 200 tons
which he intends fitting three sepsr4
ate engines, of eight horse-power oaeb, with
separate liciiterse . Ili Will take
with hiniw launch, ;if ln•se
power.: Her crew: will:consist ;of - fifteen
picked The,: 44 . e:111140U sail
about* end of next month. - , ;
Tint lizotentercer iiiir.r...4ltit bUt
pissed 'et the: 40 "th.o4o ls tvr
ture,,providies for Mar-,
tiegektirthe end,,;destbs, has
. I:steps*
Jaw, Governor Jo h nston :not ha ving retnea
ed the bill to:
the;pfeisiat General 4ataitia4
withip thm, days of Jtr Medi%
I 'T:;..-1:::':-.1:-.-:.7gitjt.o.,"":,I.-
Triatild-=April Term, 1852.
Corni*Ou*eiLlth is. Whitman • - Appeal.
WhittattinkVbiteme t ,- - - la Cam
Liathis p e i gn 64. Line.
Bank Sus:Co': vs. St.,.Tolan, In OWL
Roberts vs. Seviconabi.et. ;' Trespass.
Greefors. ',Guernsey,- . 'Rjectm*it:
Greelt-va.Vaitrous, eV. al., ;Ejectment.
Jautetten et.',nl., Ejectment.
MogeAdinsic vs. Very, Ther. Ste. In Case.
Allen vs. V. 1"."& R.:IL R. Co: In ease:
rfi kl ,6 oo k: , - Ejectment.
Riley vs. Clark, ; ' In Case.
Wells & Chittendenvs. Sweet, Attacbit.
Sloenth va.Svicei. .
Attachit:
Hempstead vs. Babcock, In Case.
Dean, , Appeal.
Guernsey vs. 13ennetti, Rers.; - Sei. Fa.
Itleaelon vs. Oise, Replevin.
Bartons, Eters., vs. House, In Rase.
Daily, vs: Roe, Trespass.
Bates vs. O. Friendsville T.P . B. Appeal.
Wands vs.:Roster & Warner, - Trespass,
Drinker vs, Gates, Ejectmant.
Cope Vs.-Roberts;
Truesdell vs.-Hickok, 41)04
Cottrell vs Averest, Ejectment.
Vance vs. Snow, et ar, Sit% Pa.
Butierfield, vs. Keeler, Trespass,
-Cbcrobet lin vs. H.-& H. R. Co. Attacht.
Anson Vs. Curtis, ,
Boyle vs. L. &W. R. R.Oo, 'Damage.
Jury Last.—April Term, 1852
GRAND JURORS.. -
Auburn : Edward Cavanalt, Jonas Car
ter.
Bridgewater : Latham Gardner.
Brooklyn: Samuel D. Townsend. '
Choennnt Heitry,Porter. -
Clifford 11. C. Healy, John Hallitead.
Dinfock John Foster.,
Franklin : Orlando Williams, Raymond
Smith, Titus L. Merriman.
Frietidhville : Charles Campbell.
Forest. Lake i L.- M. Turrell.
GibsOn: Lewis Bronson.
. Great, Bend ; L3aao H 8,R056 •
Harniony : George Dyer, James Kirk, jr.
Herrick : Benjamin Wartrons.
Jackson . Sheffield Matteson.
Lathiop : Rufua'Rose.
Leno*: Samuel B. C. West
Middletown : Judson E. Stone.
New Milford : Allen Tennant jr,
SPritigville :- Manuel Bishop.
TaxvEirsv JURORS.*
Apol4con : Michael Nolan..
Auburn . Edward Flanagan, John Mor
ler, John B. Beardsley, Peter Thdne, John
Tit Vanzorder, Thomas R. White.
Brid,gowater: B. A. Buitterfield, Caleb
Bush, G: W. Crocker, Isaac W. Robbins,
Dale Shaffer, Jeremiah. Brando.
Brooklyn: Obadiah Bailey, IL Jewett.
Choconut : Patrick Fitzmartin, D. G,
Brown, Patrick• Clark. .
• Clifford ; J. B. Slocum, james lllcAlla,
Sidney B. Wells. :
Dimock: James O. Bullard..
Joshia Gutrzsey. •
Franklin:: Z‘emucl Mitchell, Aaron Van
voorst. • •
Forest Lake: Seth Taylor, Arid Can;
,
Orange Mott, jr.
Gibson: Ptilaski Hawley, Watson Claf.
lin.
Great Bend : Artemas Hall, Garrett
Johnston, Datiid Thomas.
Harford : E. T. Follett, Silai B. Guile
George M. Gamble., Freeman. 11: Peek,
Francis A. Sanford, Franklin Tiffany, Jack-
son Tingley, Freeman Tingley.
Harmony : Cornelius Shew, Robert H.
3fcKune. , -
Heirick : C. Giddings, George
W. Arnold,..Eltjah Carpenter. .
Jackson: David Bryant, Jeremiah Bald-
win.2d. ' • -
'Tossup: Abel Chatfield. -
- Lathrop : W.' Kellum. I
Lenox: Griswold O. Loomis George
Price.
Liberty: R. B. Aretttrin,
-Middietown :1 Edward Gillenn.
" Montrose : A. E.-Hawley, E. W. Rose,
C. L. Brown.
--New. Milford: Austin Bishop, J. W,
Belknap, Dennis McKeeby, Ira Simmons,',
Norman Tingley.
`Rush : Michael Grinnell. Levi Light.
SHIT: Lake:. Philip ,Griffith,:Thomas
Quinn.:
Spriegville : Sheldon Wilion, Cha's. P.
LoomiS, Pritehan, Sylvester Rut,
ton, Samuel Quirk jr.,
Thomson : Wrighter.
Those.names In italics are for second week.
Notice.
The annual Meeting for, the election of
Officerslof the "Odd Fellows Hall Associa
tion." will be held at Odd Fellows Hall,
on Tuesday evening, Apri' 6th at 8 oclock,
P. A General attendance is requested.
O. F. READ Seery- 10 w 3
• :" ~gagt* T rattl '
In Dimoek townehip,, - on the lOth `" iost,
by Eld. D. Mood; .3fr. E. 0. BAILER- to
3iiss,lianazti .11O , L.Las, both of the, above
'wtm.`
'ln Fr.snldin, March -13th, after a short
illness,. Miss Ram 8., daughter of Charles
and. Susan Gann; sged,.l4 years, 11 - znonthi
andlo -
By the dispensation of ,God's providence
we are, called to mourn the less of one who,
biller gentle disposition and`winning roan.
,Derv, ':had won 'for herself a large circle of!
friends,. Her loss id deeply lamented, not
only by her_hereared parents; but
• WWI
_of her numerous associates.
"None „intealter hat to lave her, .
lionevaaed her bat to praise,"
- As soon - as alio , beeame conscious that
exhansted nature could hold out but 'a
short time, she celled her parents" her
bedside, and bidding them - farewell, wished
then to prepare to meet hers in Heaven,
where parting wetdd be no Mare;
When disease obstruets the lat oiing breath. I
Tint heart sickens's:al each pules is death ;
• Then youth and .. all its beauty fade ' - e
-. *ad bo th in the silent grave are
" BroOklymon tlm9tb March -18524p5,;. -
ruaa Blizo ag4 66 yews.-
Mr Hreed was* native-of Stimingto‘,
Coati. from: whick_plece iewaied to
Bropiale in 4 81 /. then : selected, for
Vie home the farm _ bn which:lCA= since.
always resided, and where prosperity
warded the privations and toil; in c ident to
tho settlement of tbil region; As 4 . limn,
ber of the community bcwss such respect
ted.! In 1818 13a.,united profesaion of
hie Faith, w ith the Presbyterian Claret!,
and was soon . after constituted: : an elder.—
The value of his profession teas , attested by
a life of nniforiiimasiiitoncy in.the perfor
mance of it's- daties.j
B. was eliebSlVelijillOill as the
keeper of a Pubis Hpnse.. '
..Early in the
Temperance IlefortStron ba r adopted its
Principles ;.and to . the time.of his decease,
kept a ,Teape ree ee Iloisse. Where Travel-.
lers foand 'a home ,at %chid' good order
quiet end Comfort awaited them.
t:reIIBLIC, SALE. „• , -
VIDPILL Lettold on the prorating of the itubscri=
her in Bridgewetor township', on
Satardayobo 34 day of Amill next, at
10 +Odom. A. itW4 , •
the folkiwing property, to Wit four yoke Ox;
en, four Cows, four 2 year old Steers, oat, 2 year
old Bull, one span of Horses, ono 2 horse Lumber
Wagon and One Pleasure Carriage.
Teritm.-illiine mouths credit, with appmredee:
cu4ty and interest. EIN4USTIN.
- Bridgewater, March 241852; • 12w2*
Ti;thilion. the Judaea of the Court of Qoar=
- ter sessions of the Peace in and for the county
of atilttehanne : . _
TIE petitioit of Getirve Stoddard; of Thomson
Centre of said county respeotfultirepresents
thatte- is provided , with suitable conveniences to
keep a grocery in the ownship aforetaid, and that
it is his intention to apply to the next Court of
Qaurtereesiions to be holden in odd for tsidconh
ty ou the !bird Monday of April next, fora
- cense to keep a Groe•rv. and to sea- strong _ boar,
ale, or other mat licnorr, according to the act of
Asseinbly of 14th 1851. '
it EURO E STODDARD:
Thornton, March In', 1852. l2w6
STOVES AND TIN WARE.
THE subscribers having entered into cc4art
nership in the Stove, Tin and Sheet-iron business,
are prepared to attend to all orders in their line at
the shortest notice; By giving strict attention to
the business they hope to merit their sbass.of the
trade.
The bat:ina•a will be carried on opposite the
"Democrat" office, ander the name and firth of C•.
D. Lathrop .1. Co.
C. D. LATRItOP.
S. A; WOODRUFF.
JOLLY L. DENNIS.
Slcntmai. Starch '23,1532. 121 r
•
-•• Executors ' Notice; .
T ETTER'S TPSTAMINTARY on the Ruato of JOHN
i_l McDONALD, late of LIBERTY, deceased. hoeing
been granted to the undersigned, notice M hereby glren
to all indebted to t h e estate to tall and settle the seine
without delay, and all persona having demands agairoll
the'estate will please to present them duly attested for
Feltlemma.
DESNIS SULLIVAN,
PATRIUK HAYS, '""
Sliver Lake. 'Ranh :1,101. 1200
WANTED;
Timms AND SKINS at the oki stand or William Fos-
Al ter, far which Cash wiiU be paid, or Leather ex
changed, by . R. L CILASDALL
Alontrase, Mardi 22,1252. 12tf
TREASURER'S SALE
Of Unseated Lands In Sustra. Co.
ITOTICE is hereby given, that agreeably to
IA the acts of the General Assembly of the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, directing the
mode .of selling unseated lands for taxer, the fol
lowing tracts and parts of tracts of unseated lands
will be sold at public vendue on JIG second Mon
day of Jane next, at the Court House in Mont
rose, fur arrearages due, and the costs accrued on
each tract respectiiely, unless the same be paid
beton!: the day of sale—sale-to commence at 1.0
O'clock in the forenoon.
Warnitie oiyners orpimbers. Acres. Tana.
' - Bridgewater. •
Samuel liodgilea CO $1,52
, .
Susan V. Bradt' d . . 827 .- 20,47
(Late) W. Harkins 40 9 11e0 . 60 .:3,70
Grate fiend. - '
Jonathan Butler • v 257 1,70
, . Harford:
Jones Jon (owner) 61 2.77
Stanley Berman " 47 • 2,50
Francis Richardson Jr. -" • 81 - 6,10
Harmony.
Frederick Barthold 400 12,80
Joseph Mason's pt. 155 3,32
Henry Tolland 438 10,17
Daniel Reese 412 17,58
David BtlekleY. - IN - 17=
C. L. Ward 333,40, 9,93
Moses llobson 100 4441
Mathias Captln , __ 30 1,28
_
Herrick.
forbile
Jonathan Pea/gaol.
Barth*lam& Mathew*
Jonathan Nation
Sunuel mereellth •
tiliamet Mott.
Joseph Paul
No. 'Xtt• Win. Abel , (Mrla)
Maxus Hamilton
R. William
Franklin Brown
301 13,44
301 13,44
80 3,09
44 3,74
3/ 4.04
(mart) 50 244
200 , 8,92
109 ' 4,88
CO 2,641
103571 i . 561 4
2 58 I
Jackson. 1
John Valhi • ' —. • '26 ' 1.01
Matthiae ttoptha • b 0 - 1,94
Matthias Copltzt - - Si 3,24
Sedate Griswold '(owner) - 101 ' 3.86
E. P. Gls_ ' ' 4 . '• - 'OO . 2,32
. .. • ' Lathrop., . '
Andrew 'l"3 , lxint • 107 . • ' 6,021
Goma Resler . • 200 • ' 11,30,
.
Illattldas Brooks . fro 2.85
M. M. Wallace . ' : (owner), 126 ' • 7.12,
RobertJaeksen ". • . 62 . ' - - 3111
thunnet Jayne - " • .. 120 • .7,12
Nods Mack ._ ...• • . 100 , 4,62
Robert Paisley
Jolm Rorer,.
Andrew Tybout
Daniel 'Tallman
Ebenes (owner) b 0 204
George Kepler Jr. 22 - • 1,80
Mathew Brooks 203 • . 11,92
NO. 67, ES, 75, - y am, • 400 • -_. 24,70
No. 59. 50,66,74, • • . 400 11,40'
Norssloo .4,11
100 . ,4.11
L.B.llnerlOoy 0•0167 50 2.09
' Enos Vonhontan — f*- GO _ - 8.13
N 0.27 Joseph Patterson 100, • •.• 4,11
- New llfilford.'- -
.7obn Fabler- , 124 • - 1,00
Solomon Findley - , 40 ' , 1,00
George Kepler. ; 120 ' ;1,00
(Go! sob!) Boacb
. 90 • 1,56
Eldridge, 150 - 1 0 ,5 8
James Eldridge.
Pts. Tracts of S. J. AtSolOcion Mink 125'
Lot East afJohrilpislre's , _ 55 .. 2;14
Pts. Lot No. 149 • 46 ' ' 1,14
Norman (owner) /170, ' 'LOS
John filbert " " 50 • 04
l'hn4.-I , lorris - lb"' • 38
511a9 Squires "' 2OO ." ' ' • 6,0,0
Alta's= tubs •-• - ,(Dolker) 100
(owner) '
Thomson:
ettarlis Petslgo
. ,
, -
A. 61 IshurP Jc Co. . 100. - ••• 6,80
Jessed Evans , - • 4.10 , 24,26
'George Steer • .• 414 ' ; 24/X1
Mathew Shari • - . 10 2 'l.BO
blathestElhoss /60 r 8018
Isaac _ • 100 . - 6,89
Samuel Bodolest 68' . - 8,29
Joseph Bradley 201. 11,28
Peter Orsdley ‘. ' • , 92 : • .5.32
Petste/F.Johnoon • - - 88
Witness Psllsbuti .0 1911 e71 100 5 . 00
Iressaus Larabe* 118 .'13.111
0." P: 24110t0n 19 . • - 1,54
K. UATCII, Tsepsores.
i neaustee‘ o/Ste,hisieh 22,1852.
Fazsit cmunrsomot t a great voskly it •
,ildateb 25,1,424 TWAIIZLIA
• - SELECT SCHOOL;
ISS Mißir.4.u.sp4awoop wilt cipimi
1.1. U. Schad lathe .Nreent limns of ..the'Vei.
verejlet.CburehiblOnning..the firet : Bio n d4 , is
April next,' ...From her expe rience in &e
flatten berOelfebir cau give freepeyeetoretire
istactiort. lifei tether will be rot soniblioind rife
Dieted by the, eiiinuicementerthe icboler.
Sheor,in feictkA"elele spb y, ifde;
sired: • " 5 • Ilea
.
••-' . • - •
Ei TEST e AMlNT tlit° rlt i t :N oo" :4l24).— tho
NI.LISTIoto LNNOZ, direamrd, ds boat
gtootorl to • the. :oodookuoS. IWitti f. kitalbifeieft to
on indebted Otto Shale loath sad itilleth••outs std.
out, dotty, sod lilt VeIIWOUS having Jomoods splint - 11m
Mae wall4eiskprtsmi. tbanktilq situated 07r - settle.
awn. - - - -TUUMAX Wrint Zer•
LOVER seed for ialleby ILattautrr.
New Ifilford, Much Stb 1852."
, .
_.... m TUE Oubsetibei Isom teCtlthot
- - - -jtoi7 7 ' L.— -7 his 'Priors:a* Of goodeoebleb,
~ - - together with, bit former, toooli.
,-.. .14 makes the. latglit aad richest' as.
C. )
C
: ,
4; : ` \
.trA,,t's,4ll:vhtd:ootilliEsttooe:meccmont:ll;uhtaluht:stoedeatt.
.. , /,, ~.s, toethelose a Duos 1.911.01 stria
. q . ib b. 1 ;•. 7 , yeti itiltiottnifitatrOlabr cafes,
-.- , from so to $120,4t out oriebleb
Pre of bit , eon In4ortattnn, suede to cart, and 'conceded
by all Who , hive tested them to be the bolt raw' offered
for , pale 18 this sestina 91 country; a/sO a large wort:
went at SILIIIR 'WAIttl, warranted ea_poil I* thin: Att
riteDilite Tlliiett ornew patient
of
4 arttavylßretut;.
phis. slut otherJeetry_of the best qnslity,also,.PlatNl
ponds. eoliths, 4tc., /to; fte., to which he wowed call the
slew-tote 'Nall those wish* to purchase, as be ii Sokol.
Weed to spare aftpainlP, merit a eatatlaud nee ut their
liberal patronage. - , ,- • ALFRED .1. EVANS;
,-. • • •- , , . ' - - W/vibil it ' , ~
1 liinituthithn. iforrh 1't."1854. '
TO rEDL4I4I4 ANtillitALEßS.'
CAGE lilt if 8114 r Plated amtairmin pllnrTebl ,
'IX
and Teo Sl.oonalki,t4e Focu or daxen wery lQw by ,
1 1IFILEDI. IiVANS
' • . •‘• • Wasblugtou at., Ethgbizotoni
' COMAS.;
TRW isiutc4tmeb.t. ijonibit o!.-41frer
" cut styles, patteme and priCeil by
EARRINGS .AND BREASTPINS.
Dow: very Ach ' new, Spring patterns Ibis . day recebra4
Sou:
trona ibetannuthentea by • "A. J; EVANS:
•
Tti? copartoershipfieretoture eaieting between
S. G. 9. R. Gacsame*; is this. day diestolved
by mutual consent; 5.4. g. R.U. BARKER.
Brifiginiretei. March It 1852.;.:-*lotv3:
— nissoLvOortr..—
THE copartnership herktiftires existing under the
I
firm of R. L. Sutphin 4. Co. - is this -tiny dis
solved... All, persons indebted to the firm, whose
notes mid - accounts are, uow.dtte, : mtll please to
attend to making au early Ss3tilement them.
The tfusineits will hereafter berconditcted by R.
L. Sutphin.' :fie tenders his thanks to' his friends
for the yelp liberal sham of patronage they have
favored him with tar years past, and hopes to
merit its continuo:leo by his earnest rirurtu to do
a "mutual benefit" business. '
• • • , 11. L. SU TPHIN*CO. -
Summereville, March 1, 1852. • -111w3
To.the Hon. the Judges of the Court of
,Quarter
Sessions of the-Peuee, in and .fur the County
- .
of Storqueltamort • • ;- •
Tpetition of Lucien Scott.of the tdwoolilp
of Urent Bend in said county, respectfully
represents, that ho is provided with,sottable con
veniences to keep'a Grocery in the township afore
said; and that nig his intentiaa to apply to the
next Court of Quarter Sessions to be - hohh;it in
and for said county on Ma third 'Monday , of April
nett, :or a license to keep a grocery, nod to sell
strong beet, ale, or other malt liquors, nceordittz
to the act of Assembly of 14th April. A. D. IESI.
• • LUCIEN SCOTT: -
. Great Bead, March 13.1852. 1144
Administrators_ Sale,
WILL.bo sold on the term of F,seckTheyor,
late of ,Bridgeitenter. deceased, on
Friday April 2d, 1832 9 at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon,
the. follotring described property, to aril: I yoke
of Ozetr';" 5 Cows two years old heifers; 3
yearlinei • 1 Farming Mill : !Iwo horse Wagon:
Plows, [{arrows, farming 'utensils in general, and
other articles too numerous to mention.
Terms made known nn the day of ask %
HORACE TII %YEE,/ '
JANE THAYER. A4zar's.'
• , VASIL& Onti9lB,
BridgewaVr, March 17, 185Y2. 11W9
In the Orphan'm Court for the
COunly of Susquehanna.
In the matter of the Eltate of Mnrirri - hiozr,
deceased; George Gle.l!“ti wJ I.llurdiek,
- Administidore.
rrHE undersigned, appointed • liy the Orphan's
Court an Auditor for the distribntion of-es
setts in the hapds of the Administrators to and
muting the legal creditors
,of said decedent, will
attend to the duties of said oppoiutinetit at his of
fice in 51outrose, Tzaesday, March 'l6th. 'neat, at
one o'clock r. 3:. All -persons interested will at
tend if they think proper. E. /1, CHASE.
Montroae, Feb. 19, 1851. 7w3
LT The above time of meeting is postponed un
til- Friday • the 9th . day 'of April - next. hour and
place aforesaid. • Mardi 9, 185.2. -
- • - E.." B. Chas, And..
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Pribliithei of The Mirsicil
• • 257 Broadway r New York.
AUDl:lnes 14OTItt;
N oticE is hereby given' that s
the eltscriber,
an Auditor appointed by the Orphateithunt
of Susquehanna county, to, disuibitte the fund);
reinainiu4 in the hands of bouiel Oakley,..Exec-
Liter of the last will atufteitanient of Aaron Green-
Wood, deceased, to and:among the heirs and Isgat
representatives of said decedent', williattentl to the
duties of his - appointment at, the offiCit l ef
Bentley% F,sq.; in Biontrose, on Toesday;the 30th
depot. March tart, at one.o'clock-e.114 at which
time and, place all parties' interested ere, ioquosted
to runt their claims.
L. F. FITCH. Auditor.
i . otwj
Mairchl,lB37.,
Going all•tt Iltile.above .•
"TWO liable:lbw has- s small stock: yet of Urn's and
Bop' coarse and due foots . and Shoes; and 'a good
nasamnent of Ladies, Idbtles. and Vbildren's Boots and
Shoes, *bleb • beis .-no* sr pace* but 'a little a•.
Winona,: Amin an qvortunity tor good bouvdn ta
tlas Unc • . ' - ratz,u.
Olteady-mielfr:Ckillelng 'a9,l BSc endOeper.' eon:
reantly -ou, Wet • et•few tho,"Koustle" Ilete
yet main, ands oew supply especial In • do, or two.
'"'
Mgr ratieriber ie,"ostorie for O Pei:tip:eat bbi
J. 'counts, - 'AM' venous who retie 'acteonts'entAltto
front con to fo ur year;, are.ounestly mooted to yome
and petite "Woe bol'oNt^l7, - •.z. 11. 3. WED% -;
liontrepoidiown7 1901852,
'IWANTED 20,000 bushel of Date , 1 0,000 hush
l etre( Rye end Cots , for yid& the Ihighret
price will be Odd iteelior 0141 ;
A NEW 14 or Led.. .Rubberi.
Gaitars.4lw . gentromeult Robber', nub
cam &c.,just recenid lqr •
, = EENTLEY &READ.
An'Aaoirtrneit !
Public Sales
T H Zr I li b° l l °: 6 rr ef a:=,.;.nt:to:lfa,si
retudencemenr vamuil naldsm's is Bn.gennt-
I
t ter, aui
I Tbtatiod ity the 2Sth deb of March
next, the followni t ,, propos ty. voi: Three •ttrod
Cows ; quantity a( young stock; ono ePa4 3
ty nee old Wis e ; ono set Double Harness ; one
light Lumber Wegon one , Genitalia' Stove' mu'
ly new; a quantity of household Furnito-e. autt
a variety of miscellaneous untie to o millstone
Ito menhoo Sale to comments at I? o'clock.
Terms—Cosh ou all suns less than ; over
!that emu, five months credo., with approved notes .
I ISAAC AitERHAN.
itrittnawater, Voir. 28,1852' tos3.
edit Trees'
TflE-813. bscriber would call the. /a unties- 4:i - fah's'
" public ItVhiii'Ntireery 'of 'Fruit- Tiers, 23
invites senith-esseof Friendsville, - conebitheg prin;
jcipally of chewer) Apple Trees, of good Simi: trod
(thrifty grow,t6, e mb rac i ng
_ it l ug , : variety.
,sif
.the
tinost.appeoved hinds. - - t
Alec, a - - foci Peach; liear, Pluni and Cherry
Trees of thil inset - approVechritrietie;. -
t Ile hopes by 'Strict attention, sod accuracy its
Iboartiess, to merit public patronage". - ,
Appletraes will ho sold for 16 eatite ett
the Nanny, or 18 ceuti when - delivered wherei
weeded:
Orders tlsanklidiy . received, and a liberal allow
ance tuuda tq too who buy to sell anniu.
TUIIRELL
,
March, 1852. • 5
.. ,- .• , sheriff's Sales, ', .
JOY:virtue ri l ls virit of Lee: Ri.i issued out of
`the - f eurt of Common Pleas ofSnequebenua 1
nountrend to me directed; A will, expose to public
sale 'at the Court' Honsg in Mcintross, on . Sabi=
ny the'3dday of 'April next, at 1 o'clock r. IV.
, tdltbat certain trues or pared of laud situate in
the township of, Bridgewater, in ;the , ctiuuty , of
1
Sysgnehatinst end state of Peunisylvapia, end bat
ted, bounde'd - and described esa follows, to wit: Bi
ginning-et it plait on thi; /Milford& Owego Tarn;
fpike Road, a corner ote lot Conveyed to Samuel
I Scott; thence by the same north thirty-seven de.
glees .east one hundred and 'sixty; perches and
Kneen-teethm, of A perch tfi • a post on the - line of
I Josiuli Mill's lot ; thence by the same north eighty
nine degreei audlhirty initiales; rest sir and three
trtitli porches to rt . post, - the south east cornoi of
, said Mills! iot, in the west line of ri, tot belonging
I_to Scott Baldwin ;. thence by the 'same .norill
I eighty-nine degrees etist twenty-Piz perches to a
beech the iforth-g eit 'corner of Simeon Tyler's
lot„; thence ;by the said lot south forty - und three
tenths perches to a post; thence south thirty-et:y
en degrees Weal one hundred aild aeveuteen perch
es and frvelenthe perches tg the said Turnpike
Road ; thence along the, same north filly-two de
grees west seventy-eight perches *to the phiCe of
beginning; 'containing sixty-nine acres and three
tenths of a acre, be the same more or lege. .
Taken in exeitition at the snit of ChriatOpher
L. Ward u niust Cermack Cushman:
. , G. IL'ELDRED, Sheriff,
• •
Sheriff's inee; Montrose.. . /- • i .-. _ - '• '
~Murchl3, 11:152. i . . : •
,
University at Lewisburg.
for. 119AVAI/D MALCOM, D.
ter. 0 EO. RI, DLISS.A. M.. PM'. of Greek and Llterat.
ORO. W. ANDERSON,A 31.,a
GIIA S. S. JAM ES, A. 31., Prof.3lathematles k Nat. Phil.
ALFRED TAYLOR, A. 31., Prof. of Belles Lettres.
The• usual system of Collegiate educations is
fully carried out,embracing a course of four years,
and enalin ' the su.rec.lul student to the degree
of. Bachelor i Arts.
In order, rtoreolrer to adapt the UniVersity to
1 3
the wants of all, !a course of study has beim es
tablished omitting the Ancient Languages mid
substituting! in their place various branchee of
Mathematics, Philosophy and Natural Science.--
This course !will occupy a period of three years;
and will entitle the faithful shyderit to the degree
of: Bachelor ofPhilosophy.
Students !who design spending , but .a yettr or
two at Colle' l e; will study whatever branche ertkey
may elect, uch as Chemistry, Vivi! Engineer
f
iug, &e. ,
- Every staclent will be required to give speeial
attention to !Coinposition autl Public. Speaking.
In connection with the Collegiate department i
is au Academy, in which the ordinary branches
of an Euglith stud Classical education are perm
ed. This department is under the charge of Lime
N. Looms, !,1. IT, Principal, end Assistant*.
Every arrangement, has been made to hiruish
all, requisite hid in every Part of a thorough 'Aca
demic and collegiate education. An excellent
Library; a vkry complete Philosophical Apparatns
auda welrfurnished Chemical Laboratory: are
•
provided. Th e L ibrary is inpastantly receiving
valuable atlOitions, '
.The Unimrsity has extensive buildihge stand-I
log in an elevated groiiii on the south side of the!
town.. -A tukore beautiful, pleasant and healthful
location could not be found within the State: I
TUlTlON—totlegiato Department, pc per annum.
endemic, a _ 20 44
, :ilkiarl. " 12 a
The year! is divided into two eessions—mne of
26 weeks, cern - I - fleecing 16th Oct. and continuing
till the 14th April; the second of 14 weeks, front
the 13th of May to the 18th - Aug., 1852.
Lawirbui2, Won county, Pa,. Vol, 1812.
'A. A
a
ni .
r . .
r RT OF AWIREAL.- . .
rrHE Couilfy cominiVrionein hirel:y'ter, ' Old.-
.1. ' lio notide that they have - fixed 'Upon the fit- .
lowhig days l and dates reipectively i for; heiatiiiz.,
appeate frinsi the'assetivrsieuts for ' the year le :,!......,1
at the ComMissio i ners' Office in Montrose. to wit:
Itridgewaies, Franklin and [Andy', • -'
'llar a lo.l., 1852.
iOscat nasal s tipss 31prortl awl liormony,:. -.6 . :4,13,.. ti, '
Jackson,lhanUonfedidord y llerstck aill .• - . -
' Dundalt, -- }: ' •;.• ', • . . . .. • : •. 4 .24 • a
, Lenox, Gitainr , and: liatford, -.•• •., • a 26i: "; Brooklyn, Dltoork and Lathrop;• ' ...- : ' ,• V , O• ":
Fodor/1111e, didourn; flush and Jessup; - " 'L ta, • .:
Middletown. 1.• ocidiats 41 , alacalil sad - , - ` '
Ftiendsvilli; - = '• ': '-': _-, ..:" 14. ' 20': a
surer Lake an Forest Latze,'!,.. ..-: '..; . ." _ . :a, .. • , r , „ !
"1
3lontrosc,. .q ~ .. . . i. . :. .... a
.„ ni,. .1 • ,
•By order or'lho eanuldridadcm ' '' • - ' '
•__ , :- - , ' ".• -: - ..._ • R.J.IIIV.E.V ...Chair. :
corannisloi • entre, Febs.l&s2. • - Twd
• •, •
rruE- copirtnership Iteratofore — exiating under
the Mune and firm, of A. LSihrap &C 0 " ... is
dissolied: ' '/the Ith r
oki 'end 'sect:tants of the late
'firm' will be settli'd by 'A. Littlitop;! 'Me betimes
hill tie hereafter. conducted by ;Ll.ll:l42ahrop .&
James Diley.lon ►ltet pay dowu and - short cradle
system, under !hp firm of D. B. Lethrop &
' ' A".LalLtuoPlc CO
3.tontraie, March 1;1852. ' • . •• - • Vitt
Busmess- NoUce. -
MB. wiLsp..kr would reaneetrully 'regnant ell hay
• lag unsettled accounts with hlca, to call j and bd.
just the same. 1• .
Tho'nercantlle bnAncsi will bo'eoullnifed hie old
stand „, under the. nrut Wilspn "viten- They
Intetulto keep general variety.. and 'will ever be
and thankful.. Cs licentriniod4to thooa - 2.whwavor thou'
with); Tlley, will keep on hand a Imp, stock-of. ,
airy Gno4t4 trenee et eh, Croe,Aort
- ' • , - Illus.] wave. • •
Partleular attentbut will be given to this branch of
eliti•hwilnerst, to a: keep full assortment . - carpenter',,
Bleckrrultba,-Ittirtlo%CcrtiVe.i!clot alid.gb"ml94'",
wlll all Dna t hoert Icl es they want.
Boot', Phoes,Und tuaterlahrto tnginahtnalor : .kent
On band by - WON #.4ON. •
3tontrose,,lnif. - 1;1352'. ' . , 11111
Neiv Mil f ord Shawl. and Dress
Goods: . Exiipbrittia.
BURRI TVA, again in market with 4.45 i
Oularged mock; of.; 'Winter lon and
`mania Shawliiktonlies dress' Ganda cif ifetv - :and
splendid pat ierni;and:prinea redneed still loWer,-.
the 'city vashipnald tallw upon 'On ',narked:- :Asa
including also ( his general pupalies foi thew FallA
Wintertrade n„Dry Goodi;,Graaeripa, ar4g,a - 0.
Hardware, [ t an 4,Naila. ilaii ttud'ffill4r Vt&pip,
Bonnets; IrafratO !taboo: Boots 'Shona: &wig
'eta; lete; 411 cv tali lie wait self - In t fill libiskiiiiensl
terms and at iteiceirthAt.ennoOt be btu vaiii;
prodnaa ova nkpved Niadik• , e
-N. R.,tionk and Salicauitingly 144,, •
New
•
iniba •
-Mr by Rev. B, TiAtgof gh the Beog374_ uttbgtta
mono Forrest Divorcrei Moe, iiipArnfWek, r , " 119 "'
f Alatiettl Ofisottitrilt-tht BIWA Ma* Auilittediatio7
Ow4Yl l OP hinti. • - ,
A rim intpty ct,'th!wiim*ria,ics'l'llgon Ace ,'
Feb 041542,1 - - • 't azojusx , • -
sussfuniussiv, - - -
,ATEW AND.
VP PtlVOlASAVltiagkfoia,th UNPR e thrill% 1 °
• L.' I I :s
"1 1 ° Ala% lt• 5 4-" ' "
2 •
. ..
: ~...
~-, , Sheriff's Salei3.
triiiiiifizerwiiiirot V V lll : 2 4. , 'hilla trait: 14.
U
the COut 01 .7 1 L:plunlon flemrollinecgailianna.
eoentrandia lendlreitedkcielll-extiose'tceplablio
ift i c p .ut the farm-hot:me in Iltontroseom illeterdar
the 17th: day, orAfirirtnist; a ttiie ieekck lb at..
' —All that certain piece and pastel oftendril/nate:
lying and being in the. Mvenship,of Liberty, in the
i otuti, et Stitque,lienue .inid,state" ilc l'eni:rylve ! . .
I 044 bounded'entl deoOribe:d as lolhiwir, to wit: On •
the, um* hylencla.ol;lonsilian lloyratd.on, the
east tithindiefArtinimit.elittlier,OittliMeenth by ,
1 - 1,,u,1e of Jame" trgliteis; and oii the west by land s
of 1. Iloodudi contitinike akin/07R acre", bo the
sanieJnote.or.hnmi,togetleei wish the apptatenan. ,
cos, one fseMed brie, one log know, ode framed
burn, and aiod 3. , F , k ippro i v rd, Joie the'st!ite
of Srillualowind: ' ' ~ , - - r ••"
Tatra 'in eil4ligeil - ilt the'seit of lobs tempi
eeibnliht nevi/nod. ! i -' ' l- ,- ': 'I - ' :
i ut
by
,virtue of . ' wilts; *if Alias ye s o.P:x, frined
(Dte:Cied'ait abl' . . rwill ---"-- - ' iblf
.
/five. l'will'expesii,:to ; pubhc sale
.0. the'stutielinie riiiiil!inne'.. ell thalcettain precis •
orpaitet of -, lsudraituntis, litiglOnd . beiot2ll tins
township of iamb.. MINI comity of Si squefistmo.
bounded and dtscribsd,es
fellows, to -wit : - IL be
tag a taaandfr , ut ad jo i ning lauds of -C Car
melt on the7tionli';' en Lite soulti.tisederist by tondo
Of: Seunnel Nalkir,:isnir on the' west by the rein/
landing:NA* the, 4 .-Riliges Jour •to Buckingham
Bton:tut's-nod the liVyslusing creek - -sindi•lot to
he tmi out so Mi . .to Fontein twernyitive 'ATI. to.
1 tether with .16 ispptutsiienCes, late' the estate et
Mehlen - Grlffii:, -•,--• - • , •-• •'-, -i: - -:, : I '• ,
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-A ,
1 - Veken An execution Hie suit of Coleir Car
molt ys. Alohlou Prilisit., - . ! , ' ' l , , . , ;, • ~. •
' - --= ' - • , - , i-koi' ::,.,,,I { .
' All : that Ceitiiiis . ptece A. pareel;of t..iiiii - sitnai.r.
lying'iind tieing hi the . tinvinhip orti.Pring,ville; 6s die' ceiity , of Suitquehennii Mid; elate of l'enn
, sylvente, bounded and described its follows, wit:
Oil the north by ,60 roadlleading- (tom fi4wing.
villa te, Riiiciltlyn, th e PY ;he road !lading'
to trieholien; on - the soiath ;Midwest, bY land 'of
Albert Beindsley , touttsitiiiiginiii•lielricie, be this
Arno more at toss, tegetherqsvith, the *lnfirm:ni
ce", one framed dwelling: house. Onsi framed bora.
and is Itimprosed,ltste tbe rotate of Peily,floodley..
.'Taken In isecutionin the stereo( Calvin Leet.
to the,:tise of .1-lenrY Ili. risreS; is: Po* tio!adiey,
trith-notita to Clark/Ali?, T. T. ' • ' 1
. ' - - '-- .7 ALso.•- .d :..,.. .
Ail that
that certain piece or parcel of NO situate.
lyiiig and tieing iii lire gpwrolip- or Jii . .k.., in the.
comity of Susquehanna, bounded 'and described' as
follows, to wit: On the:Mrth by hind Of Johri Brit
fie. on 'the east by'land of Widow tforighten, and
on the south aud• west, by lend of bersqsaorSil,
containing three tiered, be . the same morii.er less.
togetlier with the uppititetiarices, sine saw-minima
1 all ininroved, Fate the
,estate of *Nathaniel /till.
l'sksti iu execution at the - Suit of E:. T. Young.
re. „Notbaniel UAW i . . :- , , -.1
_ . ALSO, • .1 •
ily_cirtue 'of a writ of
-Ft Fa. inner/ and ditect
ed neabase,-I will espie to 'public - the
same time and plate,a certain ll that ceain pleciospal..
eel of. land situate, lying and-being in
ehipa.of BliddtetoiltP, Choc:nit and Apolattot4
dsseriberratt follows, to wit:..ffe,ginuing,ata:pcist
by the'TuniPike road 'at the north West cy or
the Catholi c church south f o r t y degre e.,west
twenty perches to the, 'sauthissit cornet' '4 tho
same ;"thence south fifty-two -degrees, esit'aino
perches to the line of Dennis Bray's lot ;.thenco
by said lino south' thirty-eight, degrees Wen, (*vie
hundred and eighteen perches ta,a, post in Nall
Pierce's line; thence-in Pierce•ti north
. forty-two
degtees. west fifty-nine sad six tenth perches to
the centre of the road lending , to the NorthDcanch
thence along said road north thirty. degrie i s . east
two hundred and thirty-eight perches tothe tuna
pike, and:thence by the turnpike sontivf k ly,,two
degrees east . lifty-one'perclies the begin u in . g.
containing. -eighty-settee acres and a half; fours
the appuitenances, one framed,house,oue f annul
andibtiut fifty acres improved. • i
Taken in execution'in the Spit of Wickham di
StOnitiVB;lieury 11 1 ,Cox. : '
- , G. 11..EL012ED, Sherif:l'.
Sheriff's" :Once, Montrose,
t
March 10,'18 52.. 5
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New 'Boot and Shoe' Store
LIEIBLER & • STODDARIN ,
T"'ne*:fina of_ Keeler & Stoddard] have
;opened (Boot and Shoe store on Main itzeet,
'first dour below the. Brick corner in whicEt; they
offer for, sale; • - • _•
] ihtervect 'Aosartatent • •-• 1
of
,Boots, Shoes and Fiadings.st this inseat r prier*
MONTROSE. ]
Irc sill for ready pixy and small profits*
The citizens Of the 'village arid country are re..
ripeetfolly , invited to at a real genuine Boot
cud ,hoe wora Where atids and shoes are sold in
titrit.d of Door and Oysters. . ' , •
Keep It before. the People,
That_ We have fultazatatmeut among which wo
enumerate:::." -" '
lil'ens Cork aide water. pro'of bootedangleedan
gariamt,eall half sole and puntp
.boots; KiP half
sok boots, thick biota, Calf. kip and cowhide bro
gans; Ores* ihnes,ptc, . „
•
Xoutha 'Calf;ltip and cowit idol:toot!, baitithick
'Ladies •Frencti 'channel' Oniteri, patent For
welt Gaiters. _enameled and Kid, Polkas, enameled
-front lace' Polkas; kid tend goat Jane la to
New York ties, excelsiors, ,!edtty Linda ihatottea.„,
kid use robbers,
Milieu gnat Laud' calf taee iciottaenny Linda
enameled Polkas, Dutch boom, eta. • 1
h ildreue.buttow shtiesigirat end etiarlieled lace
boot,. Gaiters, Donitiug",s'eue:
Ammar our:Fitaitugs we ofill French calf Afar..
Oak' and Eton:lock 'tanned I:golf Ski:at: "Morocco.
pink' and white lining red, :blue. tiring:at.
Deans, Blniling„• tipper lerithei, oak-ands'hiedrek.
soleleatheriPer; zinc wills, sParobles, 'hash ball.
webbing, ete,"„,,'. _ - , • ; -
Pi B. Work, Mafia toordorandtePairiaglaatat..
• ME, S. P9.R ;
.T_TA.vot; P,etur 4 .4 to atiinApii. to resume Mtn
H. practice of het proffessien •, luny be found at.
Siarle'eliotel; ttite're happyto woit.
Upon his Ohl frieudine -
Monuose, - .
, ITO , .
To the ,
tt apt. ‘,7IJIIIIP;I,L it - as just retaruelffrom the
'lll.:eity o f New Toiti;ivith a tattre and deiiraldts
assortasint i •• - :
00 ' D S
‘o„64,ilibi Sold very IoW tor ew:lt or ready pay,
Th 6 sabck iseamposed 1f a first rate assortitwoot
•Orog:ii lledleines, ;Chemicals, Paiute, Oils,
.;.1)y94.41111:•4 Greectics,'Plas,Avareispeans*-
f - sp ec t,„tot es , :Musical Instruments,
Yahkei' Notloni, chit •-
•• I A 0 - ' '
• ' 7 - Skotieeraps;,,-
Medical Instromealts,..lheumery;
TIT tr 3 e B , SPl)OO4etS,l 61431kletC..liraCeit,
Shoes, - Caulair",; lauthin2.l‘,ltait4. Lamps.
clec_ks„ Wptulles,Jiwelt*,
' A regular Itait Fliyeiciantivitl , bet h eaaataatt,
attehhaetttei waitmg comoinem
t'Alt perankeetiahisfr to patella*, bkatti at &aloha
acy of itetafacsaht 41tilartuittate, Sail their in.,
I ieraolieaftiatesk by aalliug,fitrt at the I/rag' tpcll
Vatiety
.S,iate ~
tit,""noie, Ttow.) - / - 85k.; ' - •
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lt - M - attVith hi: i Throat Cut!.
Buw , hs4lldiSbinotedt, the klarb h 44, VaShlis de
ofetetalt Pii4ol:l4l eTar hrhr,i of Nark* !WV' belle
'stinks-bythe ltnrbir,vddle ' ehs NMPAParvi te.tan ot"
Imatimooii ittmop,4lLatat,La thanaliglatit, . tato; la a, dal.
goons thing' float tint 2 14.caperfoximl;Todiaalua
'shtitedltoolumnottaboo4letti.Atterst.toobsdoiold th ink
030. 4 nd not trail* to tditwolt for 110 ono coo WO oho&
pox - happro to. htm..: Now it you, never tourb airaior
you tUt nowt* r doWt A. cob will iti 8 0 , ..*rt all en
MARVA TILMAN, Baihrr pair Doom. in ..13eorlea.
botidfieft nest dOor , to Portowho aitt /*dome yotalio.
anioaorh:atuseA tank, babch' cuoNikxtuum.
mottosit ? ..pecao„ Ispc. -
Te , lll-6whonriti niareonoom
maw 1731$11:85ifignyteti (Wirer tiutu4faidterdrt.-
4.: 4:170,; tdilltodx 'ollotl of Itorttogtow It.
DOooPAanifoNtpatiniarrtteil Itallbetrorwts ready two.
P)MttP , 6 l l , O tfantoonitNilL mlf4virtulaohiona, /nada
Pad reiqattiViOmooleon:. Gall anil see, at„.
PlEtaleiteaga pritlateilladatteiN Ent door to •Squire ,
fiPtso44)llllo, rt..ai. ttrnte. tare touldtt, the, sectuf,
impstnidiso occvt Oa, • wain, itberel
LLB. ~ .tt•, ? ; t k. m en n .„,
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