THE DEMOCRAT.
E. B. ITATLE); Edilur
Montrose, Wednesday, March 25,1843,
Tar appeal in the ease of 'Stokes brie
been set down for April 221
.T. IT. SunnArt, of assassination fame,
is teaching saw)! in EintmettLiirg,3ing
land.
UNDER the new Congressional Appor
tionment which has passed the Nouse at
Hairisbnrg, the Counties of Bradford,
Susquehanna, Sullivan, Columbia and
'Wyoming form the 151 h District ; and
the counties of Ticga, Potter, McKean,
Cameron, L}-coming Montour the 16th
GENT .. .Joseph R. Hanley, tce Hartford
(CL,) Congressman, is speaking brie
words to his constituents. In a recent
speech he said:
The gentlemen who belong to the dom
inant political party are digging the grave
of
,that- party I am trilling
to assist at the digging and the fuller
•nl, and I don't care what party comes
after it. We can't have anything worse.
•1,930,000
This, says tho Albany A rgua, is the
amount the Credit Mobilier C(ingrcss Tot
ed to herself just prior to adjournment
—85,000 to each man. The following
table shows the total increase to the etc
pcbditures of the country:
Tearly palettes. naised In
• .sl.t.coo tkso.no
...... &ow io.oao
..... cs.ow 10.0 M
TtAi President....
Vice Preefdost...
COnbtr et Officers
Dl=
sas
Cacitestmen teka ••tack par
IN the Pcuria...enate on tSe 13th lust.,
Trfr:'Petriken of Huntington co., pres
efal one petition signed by only two
reptile from his county,
.asking an ap
propriation to tliieentennial. 3fr. .Pet
rikem stated that the lack of signatures .
was owing to the fact that the -Democrats
of, that locality were afraid 'the liberties
that will moan in the brim - dry - in 1876,
will not be worth celebrating, and the
Republicans that the fond May fall into
the wrong, hands. The people of Hunt
ington are seasitae.
--.---arm+
The groWth of salaries, says.lho Pitts
burs Post, appears to bir,) in order, not only I
at Washington but at Harrisburg. Prior
to the:session of 1855 the membersof our
State Legislature were paid thee dollars' a
ilky, and twenty cents per mile for travel
ing expensie. At that session we believe
their pay Was increased to $1,500 fOr the
cession, it was subsequently fixed at 81,
000 until now, tvlieu following the ex
ample of their friends in Congress, there
appears to be a disposition to increase it
once more to 81,500.
The tendency to increased hauls from
the people's treasury upon the
I wrt of
those who are jestingly called the people's
cements, is wonderfully upon the increase
since the Republican party has got itself
pretty firmly fixed in the political middle.
The over-laden horse may kick up some
of these days.
THE Detroit Free Press iiresAits the
following illustration of the workinsg of
the Civil Service bill in that State: -'•Col
onel Wanglin, a soldier who did good
service for'the Union in the war, losing
an arm and being otherwiie wounded,
was appointed Pustmas'er at Belleville,
Illinois, by President Lincoln, and held
the' office until recently. During the
campaign of last year Governor Oglesby
promised the postoffice to the editor of a
weekly newspaper in that place. There
was no charges of official malfeasance
against Colonel Wanglin, neither could
his loyalty to the administration be im
peached ; but be had not been as active
in the cause of Oglesby as that gentle
men wished, while the newspaper which
was owned by the wonld-lx) postmaster
was particular servile. Oglesby he . ; t his
promise to the newspaper man, and the
President cheerfull coney:ill-id in the
suggestion made by him and caused a
change in the pestmastership." In this
cause Senator Oglesby wanted the Belle
ville_rostmastcrship to pay some of the
debts contracted during his election to
the Senate, and the Chit Service bill was
trampled under foot by the'President.
Local Option.
The followingare the estimated majori
ties for and against license in the counties
and Cities from which returns have been
recessed :
NOE LICENSE.
Northarn . pton
Berks..
Bucks... ..
Lancaster..
.2,501$
• - ••• • .4, 40 9
1,200
.t • • 2 •1•• • • 21800
7.265
„
Lancaster city_.......
Lebanon
Dauphin.,
Montgomery
Allentown
Scranton
Pittsburg.
Allegheny City..
AGAINST .LICE N 5.,...
Franklin..
Westmoreland...
Sornerest -
Bedford..,
Veuaago
500
• .600
-- . -
According to the shore rtliiiirs 111, ma
jority for license is '0,908 in the cities
and conntleartamed; As compared with
the vote of 1854 ftirhen• the anti-prolubt-'
tion majority in-the : State was s,l6Bithia
18 agm of over 18,5 Q for license. .
were - dnaira from 'theqwzielcatiti lit
the lady's garment without her knots
The time piece teas promptly recto
His Honor, Judge Streeter called a ses
sion of
.the adjourned court yesterday
rforniu,g. There being uo jury, motions
for rules, etc.,wero heard. :The case- of
Quick against the Ilailniad COTpany was
previously compromised and Judgement
for the defendant Vas allowed to ho ren
dered.
,
Tna chairman of the radical state
committee says that "if Philadelphia had
given six thousand majority for Iluckalew
he Would have been elected ; and his el
ection would have carried Greeley into
the Presidency."
lie argues that the registry law prevent
ed this, and that, therefore, it should not
be. repealed. This is a display of candor
and frankness. in this admission of the
chairman that entitles him to to admila-
Lion of all the radical partisans of the
state. Against such an argument vain
are all appeals to a republican legislature
to relieve the people of Philadelphia from
the oppression of the ring., The fraud
ulent registry act is necessary to radical
success, and the chairman of the state
committee boldly proclaims it.
Mena of Landlords
The following opinion delivered by
Judge Sharswood of the State Supreme
Court about a year ago, which we pub
lished roen after, we republish at this!
time for the benelit of any of our readers
whom it may concern. An understand-
Mg of it may save trouble and even use
less litigation.
This was an option on the case by a
tenant against a landlord to recover dam
ages
for an alleged breach of duty in not I
guaranteeing.to the plaictiff, from time
to time, and at all times, peaceable and
quiet possession and enjoyment without
molestation or hinderance the demised
premises. This is undoubtedly in every
demise an implied covenant of quiet and
peaceable enjoyment—but not that the
tenant shall be guarenteed from all mo
lestation or damn es from the wrongful
acts of strangers, havinsr.no right or title
to the demised prnnisesorahy part there
of. The breach..adleged •was that the
defendantArpgitally,.-unjustiy,and neg
ligently permittedto be torn down a car
ton) building adjoining the said building
and premises of ,the plaintiff. It is clear;
accorditii to the iiliegata, that the build
so turn down .was-not the. prethises
4%miscd..nor does itnppear that the de
feldatit.could lawfully have prevented it
fiorulbeing torn down.: jf thare.wasnoy
wrong, injustice or negligcnee it Must
have been in the .persons by whom or
whose command the injury• was done.--.
The protigla and. ancgata agreed. The
house let was a frame, building, weather
boarded in front and behind ; hut the
sides we're stud partition q,lathed and Alas
' tered.
MIZ=BM
Alongside uf.,it was a brick building
built en:ircly on• another lot, 'owned - by
another...person, ,which, -while stood,
fully protected tho , 1101.1£4 in' qnestion.
flps own,r of tha.t brick building remov
ed it, as lie hail typerfect right to do, and
the defendant could not have prevented
him- The original frame 'partition of
the house occupied by the piniatil vas
insufficient protection from the weather,
in causequenas of which his goods and
chattels suffered injury.' It is too clear
for arg,unimt that there writ here no
breach of the implied obligation of the
landlord that the tenant shall enjoy
quiet and peticeable•possrion during the
term. .
The covenant of quiet enjoyment,'
wheather expressed or implied. only means'
that the tenant shall not bo evicted or I
disturbed by good title in the pncceQiion
of the demised premises or some part 1
thereof. It is very clear that the wall
removed was not a part of the house let,
and from the nature of the case, could'
not have been supposed 'to be so. The
house let was a frame hailding—thewalls
were part of an adjoining building,. The
learned judge below, however, appears to
have thought that' here was a defy oh the
part of the landlord to maintain the prem
ises m a tenantable condition. From
evidence that defendant had done smile I
i repairs. lie left it to the jury to infer.that
there was a general contract by him to.do
all necessary to keep the house tenable.
Even admitting that this ground could
' be resorted to under the pleading,, ins !
, manifest that the fact that. a landlord 1
rvoltintarily, and at the request of a ten- 1
pant, does certain repairs is no evidence
from which such an 'lnference can be
idrawn, as wa s here ea bmitted to t hejury.
' It mast certainly appear distinctly that
ih e repairs were done under au agree.
meat of some kind. The landlord may
. erroneously suppose binfself 'bound, or lie
i may do the repairs for the benefit of the
; property and that it may not fall into
djlapidittion. In the absence of an ex,
press agreethent there is no implied obli
-1 gation ou the landlord to repel.' deruiSed
, that premises nor doe impliedly uneriakc
they are fit es
for h the' purpose for d which
tiny are rented—that they are tenantable
or shall continue. so. If they burn ddwu
be is not bound to rebuild.. The idle hero
fas in - orbermses Is eaMli tuiptor. The
lessee's eyes are his bargain.
..ll.e is bound
I to-examine the premises ' ho rens ,and
i securellimself by Covenants to repair gild •
I rebuild. It was settlid in Long vs.
I Fitzsimmons, I W. & S. 432, that a tenant
''is not bound without a covenant to make .
I substanital and lasting • repairs; but that_
lease does not decide nor does any case in
I this state or elsewhere, as far as we know,
I
that the landlord is under any stithobli
gation. . ,
. .
4,0:,0
5,000
•••• S.OOQ
3.002)
2,500
Jud g e Agnew delivered the.-following
/wpm ion.of 'the-majority , cif the ebnit
4he Local Option cases The opinion was
very long, but the folleFtnins a substan
tial statement of the tittirrts 'in 'Vie decis
imi :
',The Judge sajit was dm admitted Car
dinal principle of government 'that 'the
Legislature, which is the e'gvut 'of.- th4, l
people, cannot 'ilfilegati 'its 3egl4lative
ipower to'any other perSOn.` Bnt whatdid
I the Legislature in this instance do?. L ilt:
t.passect'a liv praibiting . the sale of tnr,
1 toxicating Ili:port:1p the ,
Tirenikiecond
ward, and provided penalties for breach,
of,its requirements. Thus it was ,e per; ,
, feet liiw when it left the Gotertior's hands;
the vote of the Feoplcdid riot, mikke.the.
law, did nut give lurch to any,,probibition
Islid not create apenalty,", but siniply,pc,
pressed an c;pinion.'hpon
,the law, their
sentiments cand,Wishes in regard to it., ;; _
I Such a vote might" be very ; useful lu,
346 , 1 4;dpi;the ntilit or itchlsahilityof
l,ti particula r ; law,ind r whetc. the Legwia,
i Cure simply calls to its,aisl the voteof the
people to ascertain their A iess,.. it Acts
I strictly within jt.s pr:Ter sphere:'.The
' case of the Commonwealtkivs.
,PArker
did not decide 'tlii.s :queitioni,l4,4here
the Li* '44,,iniperftit,.in thatnit, wocue
=Mater! Algal after the popn'ar decis
.... - •
GOO
400
1,600
1;000
onto' WAS will
edge. the he@►
t •
• d. Eve.
Special Court
.Lottal Option.
ion. but the present law was perfeetcLen
it left the legislative hands.. The law did
not .sprinti front - the - vote, but the vote
sprang from the hitt. To say that a law
resting upon future contingency is in
valid would be to rob the Legislature of
the power to act wisely and well for the
best interests of people. Though the
Legislature cannot delegate the power
to make a law, yet,it can make a law and
delegate the power to ascertain some
particular point upon whichathe action
of the law itsell is to depend. The May•
or and Councils have delegated to them
the power of making laws and ordimmers,
but this was simply the pou'er to deter
mine what. is best for 'the city, and the
charter 01 the city was the htw which
breathed life and force into the result
of their deliberations. The decisions in
this State since Parker vs. The Common
wealth ruled this case. After citing nu
merous authorities, the ojdu ion closed by
affirming the judgement of the Court be
low.
JUD(i E SII A ItS WOOD'S DISSENT
After the dissenting opinion of Chief
Justice Read, Judge Sharswood made the
following remarks from the bench.
I concur in the opinion that has just
been read, and I do not know that I have
anything to add. The result of all the
authorities on this subject, which I don't
understand to be denied, is that it is not
competent for the. Legislature to delegate
the law making power. The point of
discussion seems to turn upon what is u
law.
It is clear there is a great many things
which the Legislature eau do, and which
it is the habit of doitig, and which con
stitute acts of the Legislature, which in
the settee of Parker vs. the Commonwealth
are not laws.
...There are a good many
acts of executive administration which
Are.,y can delegate to the courts, or to the
ninnicipel corporations, or to the people
of the different districts. But a 'law,"
propolv speaking, is a rule of conduct
pr.scriG r ed by the supreme power of the
state, commanding . what is right and
prohibiting whet is wrong.
,?cow I think no one would doubt, if
the Jiegislature were to submit to the
p oPle of a co ., mtv, or towuships, or ward
the . qu , estion whetter murder should be
punishalliy impr'isonment only, and let
the people cote 'capital pnuishment" t,r
"no caplhil punishment," idiot would be
a laic, and the . , Lekioature could not Ude
, gate it 16'ffie people. Does a lair such as
the, one before us darer from th:s? it
31 , y leSs e rule a'civif conduct than that
would be ? It seems to me that !Lc ,jaea
i tun of w Nether there shall he license is a
eels of cieji conduct, commanding w bat
righl, and prohibiting. what . , wrong.
j It: leaves to the people to decie what is
right or wrong. •
The cases th,tt are cited as overruling
Parker vs. :he Commonwealth are not ( , f
the diameter to which I have refired
they 'are mere acts . of executive admin
istration. It was left to the pe , ,p'e to de
termine rote wt.t re Ale COlifay seat
should be. That could hate lag. a left tv
the County (~:01111111,SIUIrerS to ii,:termine,
or' the coup, or to the, peopir.
So the rynestiaa of•4:arscoptioas to
railroad stuck. It is not it 41 W. SO
a herb& part of the enrroundaig. - count 1 - 1
Shull hi consolidated into the c0y.... atilt
the location of public buildings. So the
school tax mighthave. been I'-ft to the
Schoornirectors. These an' all. acts.ot
executive ad tam istratiomand therefore r,ot
late, in the svns, to which the Ictin is
used in Parker vs. the Q 013111101140401
and ii, the ense iii which it ens &cured
that tie tegi,Lit tire has no piece to d, le
gate its autn,trity, us I think_ is done in
this case
SIX SPAN OF HEAVY, BUSINESI HORSES,
I. • r.ao &Au matc:hed Road
wi'v - srerect, - st "scirvizr.fs
ONE FIDE "11111BLEVINIII 4
six YourJa HORSES; - PIVIR MULES,
Thiocil Vote tip Cattio.
Foster% rate. •-• I TEN L( . 3IIIER IPA (1(7.V: 7 , (g,rec new.)
NEW Your:, March 21.—As early as , Tr3rk Wa;:on, n , nl • tat P:Atfor,
secet o'dlock this morning smeral ,
i'T ( . .11" ,. . .‘". S . P 1,4 4 -
ti• •, 1.•1•13
dred peopfe had assembled in front of the r. r - 1.10. p,:r. Ile.sv, •Irzel, 4
city prison. anxiously awaiting' the mo ra-
I C... 4 tegn.l r-
Tacit t when Foster, the murderer of At t.rr
D. Patmali, would be led to the seafr , id, ; 4.1. a., cuttia:Latl.,
midye: not One in [wen v of those mho
waited- so patiently outside had the slight -
urtc TA:t a u:74 ;LIT - Z.:2,1 1 1%7
est chance of gaining admission with:n 10.1 ror it, ram, ete.
the precinc's of the prison. Foster nwokk , S'.EletrZlArls3
about sewn o'clock, partook of a cop of , . 034 Vt. e 3.31 ,{evil V 1113• or tic stt co
coffee, but ate nothing. lie was very
pale, and his strength seemed fast failing I . itAYtEs 110 E,
him. Ile was attended by the Hew, Dr. , c „ it ' t '"`" ) " 1 " 1 ""
t bend, 144.rch . 131,
Tylig and Her. Mr. Schoonmakcr, chap- '
lain of Sing Sing. He engaged in devo
tional exercises till nine o'clock. At
-eleven in;nutes past nine he was led oat,
supported by Sherrill' Brennan and the
tinier Sherrill.
Foster walked unfalteringly to the scaf
fold. Ills face hada hectic flush. Ar
rived benealliirold, the 11ev. Dr.
Tyng, assisted bO/0720:' 3fr. Schoon
maker, read tltk'fitty4St•Psalm. As the
solemn words oriltiAising services were
read,in whieb-the ltev. Dr. Tyne besought
God to "open the eye of mercy, unto this
thy servant," the scene was hushed and
impressive in the extreme. During the
reading of 'be service Foster stood be
neath the Eca ffold, his head bowed down,
and his left hand shading his eyes. The
Rev. Dr. Schoonmaker shook hands-with
Foster, and said fllood bless you, my dear
friend." ' At. seventeen minutes past nine
o'clock the bolt was drawn, and the body
fuse into the air.
The condemned man gave one slight
stimggle only, so slight as to be almost
imperceptible. There was en absence of
the usnal moven - matt:lithe lower shoulders.
There was a slight 'contraction' of the
ldiver limbs and a. Is.lrely perceptible me
. •
tion of the hands. • ' •
'After banging fire..minutes , the body
Was lowered about .tine inches, and a
minute thereafter about a loot -further.—
,Tcielye minutes after the bolt had been
drily!' the. pulse ceased to brat.
•Toster bad slied.almost without a strug
gle. -It liras evident, during the reading
of the service, tlmt lie was rapidly sin sing
and =lively 'able to stand. Physicians
Ifad. noticed this,and the fler.Mr. Schooti-
Maker hiuljast shook handy with Foster
and mid !otiood by, God bless you, my
.criend,'". when , the futal'holt. was, drawn.
:After being allowed to hang a little over
twenty minutes, the - body-was lowered
inl,o throotlinaadcoureletbinto the `dead
house Of the toombe i . whence it' will be
1, tat:l.ll4o the residence of Foster's widow.
.„.Thu interment frill probably take place
on Monday next.l At twenty , niinntea.
befvi2ten •-• the crowd- of.diputfr 'aheriffs
"anti others of the one 'hundred : amt . :fifty:
persons - who had ..gained adnilseitni"ti
witneskttrotteentionmade".their
4.3. it from the sunc.
shortly. Lifter , Foster lied been - cut &AT'
ale sestonvf-..Dr., Nyng's chnttlf called
ltt the- tombs and requested that the body
be allowed t 4 minaln till late in, the alYeir-'
pooh , whin 'it will be vino - red.'. tp: - tbe
,residence of. ii's wife. • None of , th . e! nn
fortunate' man's frieddichave called to sec
,the body, since the extvaticm: He telling
•iu.emieln in the tombsin the it nde7taker's
bor. waittog to be removed...',
The Apportionment Bill
The ruthlosnesil with which the radi
cal majority in.the legislature are resolv
ed to exeq a imlitical power achieved
muinlyfraud a t th e ballot box i3,BhOwn
in the corwreSslonal miportionment Lill
which has . been - forged in the cominitCee
of the house. Last. year an . apportion
meht-that was in themain just and equi
table, giving equal representation to all
parties of the commonwealth, was secur
ed by the democrats of the *ante, but
was defeated by it combination' of disrp
poin4ed aspirants who prevailed on (lM'-
ernor Ovary to exercise .the Tem. Thu
success of that inti lame is witnessed in an
apportionment' whiiiti concedes to the
democrats of the state nine districts in
twenty-seven. The simple plan on which
this dishone. t partisan work is constiuct
ed is to pile populous democratic counties
together in large districts t and make small
districts out of the republican counties.
For example, York and Cumberland,uith
a population of 120,040, are not entitled
to a member of congress, but the demo
cratic county of Adams, with it popula
tion of 30,31.1 is thrown in so as not to
endanger a republican district, while to
the republican district of Washington,
Beaver anti Butler, with 121,141 inhabi
tants, is given a mmiber. This is a dis
crimination of about thirty thousand
against the democrats, Mid the earn( rank
injustice runs through the entiro
In other respects the bill is a monster
of gerrymandering iniiinity. The an
cient :did populous detimeratic county of
Rinks is divided, one rOrtion licing, Gong
to Montgomery, and the other.to Lehigh
and Northampton. Not only are coati
' ties thus inntilated,but a ward of a dento
anatie city is torn from its mtimcipahty
and.thrown into a rural district. That
is a retlnement of gerrymandering rus•
ctlity alileb attaches the Twelfth turd of
the city of Scylla but to the Monroe told
Wayne distrxt,Montour is separated from
the cout.ties with a hich it has l.e.vn aeso
' ciated politically ever sing its orgatt:7.o
- thin and is put with I'otter and M . F.I-...at
into a straggling district or wire than
one hundred - and filly - Indies in length.—
Such are some of thr futures of ,a gerry
mander in' which. radical fraud has stir
passrd all its former achievements in the
same hue. But this wanton aSsault on
the r 4.714 of popular repreientat ion will
rreet with no re'sisTeuce tvithjn the party,
j The bill will go through the :1 1 .tgislature.
' and, obtain the of a. part)san
-,:;:oyerid.r with Inc same ease alth n hick
' it was inttuipeat.',l in' a radical caucus,
Partrzan, ends . juatfy we
liany HI the radical traders ny) oh neat
to perpetrate. f t has heed ulec.,dy de
' monst mak d in 04 St 5.4111 I,bat uteri' is
110 Coll.sc:ClltiOlti :4;por t)r rigid and. jus ;
tir e in the , rite who ctrilrol the_ kg,
he the utninst simpLc
' arc imat.;lo tleit thi,%+ maj..trity trill
talk :i t i;;;.1.1OIIS gvrrytnander.—
'
• New This Week.•
DrAIL : NS.,b` Ali LE.
The nOterl'm ,11, aeptlllj6n,l “L
r eat - I;end, PUy
Fric 142:iich 28, 1873
•
C utu men eltg 4 10.n . ehnn n m..an 4 con' Inn ink; UP
au in nutd, t4u Ccilldwiteß piNilkrty t'
ANNUAL STATEMENT - •
of the Moutropo ;dui Briticorater Poor Apyltirn
for the Tear ending thy •eoood lionany In Vebnlry,-/173.
Balance la Trimarea"..haritg , •.1 MT ,
'I co NI. IIitOISC P”PliCt.• • 531.3:5
To Bridgewatrr G 3171
Stock avd pnxtate raid 45713
Bum,.
szrosnrtrtsts
1
RI lance paid Steward 17021
Prowleiorm 79.341
Cluihing ........A. 41 P.l,
lilack*millsin: 2050
Feed. meal, coal. plartmr. Mc._ ..... • 17:ati6
PereentaLm to Collector* 57 US
Exotic= moo ' 3373
Taxes ' ' 2* 33
Farm Labor.... .... . 10174 .
Building corn hone*
Laud purcbamazi. . • . :woo
Repair* on mower, sleigh. Sr . .... Oat
%Much, , 5503
Fabliohinr, maternent .. .... 11 re
Pool Auditors /U Judges of Election.. I 07
Itumrance. . 225.0
Furniture and corJus. Witt
Viut•idc seller 3 71 on--$1,318 10
It* ta)
Steeranl • /Won
.
Pbysiciail, J. D. Vail
71:11
•• J. W. Cobb '
115 00
Treasurer., 15111
tine tart .. ~. 13 Uo—s C 7150
Ordeal unpaid - • 11X51
Balance is treasurer** braid* jt:Cut--11 2.,5 0
VALI:411011 OP PILOP4I:TT.
Real rotate ....... ..... . ..... —l3,l'OOOD
Perrone] pmperfr. roe ;tatting , of 13
mma.romar rfock. turner,vragone..
bay. =lra, Yea ehuld
vlsteme, ............. $2,551 DO-33,151 30
Member p: Inmates, 8
Daring tl:e pan yeargood homes hare been found ter
three Role girls.
• . P. 7..ANOPON, • .
X. M. MOTT. • Dlrectore.
A. R. PATRICK,
Mantrme, March MIST/
SSHERIFF'S SALES--BY 1'11UL:1310r wrila 1
igf ilea by th e Court . of 'Con niog Pima ,or
SusqurillgntrlvConfity rind to Eng directed. I will
expose to wile . by public relitlue, tf Abe Court
Hciuse in Montrose. on Rriday..April IS, 1873,,af
2 o'oo4, p. in., tiro follorrizg pimm or futrw:L3
.. . . ~...,
of radii; to Aril : • •
All that icertiln Wee criiet 'veto? land situate in the
to trnr hip of AO:rel.:in llin county of Karin. gonna and
Slaty of flennyylrents, boanded and described ii, fol
low,. trinrit: On the north nylando orClark Thrilened
licence ilattlwln. on Ihr•esist ny Imes of William Co,
bet. on the mouth by tends of Loren Snot, and
Inoy le.-and osthe,tert hz landirof IL Worth. manila.: I
II g rat sere. of land: be the tame more or lei",witb tbe
appurtenance', one o house.. few frult tree., and—
shoat 10 acres tnepterrett. (Setzettand-uksu In 'leen.
, tint& at the roil of J. ri Barley newigned to 1211 Ina Wes.
1 ton fr. Thorne, Atery and Darld Avery.) •
ALSO-All that certain. pleb" or lame! of land, attn.
'ate 10 the toWnwhip orleteup,ln'lhe !Aunty of Surenc. 1
pons.. 44 0 , M7te O$ Bevan - lung'. .)inundod end de- ,
fCribOl as U1u...t0 wit: Oa the, northeast hy lands- :
lath the ',gate 'or A.' Shen's!), reed.: and . .l: W. )lulls'
dia, on the,soutlsayt by lands of • lour, Bones. on the
acuthwe"t hy, lands or V... 13. Velflt , chy, and nn .the
I ntirilerfert be , icudm orh..llclicobt, containing 60 I
lacre, hy.l.llo.snalo:rm . P rl '""l wi ! b CLe,!l""lgnll
1 Damn honer, one frame 'harrr,&unnow......-,.. i ?? . '
nn acres Improved. (Taken In efietolturr uf Inn "Ulf of
A. O. Warren re. Charlearterilnallild.ghrist
V Lin_D. asl.,
111111Johll TlAbt.n,siznettroll. 1./. CAPIpt A vintner..
.rerkinwaplitlCtirl'ilan Darla.), ~;•, 7: „„ & - , , • ,
' ALSO—Att.ttola,curtain pieedeli'isecil of inn I utgii...
.110 in ibis tmeriebtoof road to the noddy Of Oar;
W0 1 Md,t 5 4 , .. 1 i1f Frnosylrguls,iroand and dent h,O
es I' ollaws,lo vit.: Jr:R.6,ol'lva a Taint on a ,pablle.
mid, !Agate aknig isidiguit *Operate In a cornerou
the linen' q:Of.'Wfatorr,e twiff. -.thence akin% said .
:Inn:eon's tee glit/IP Al deerets hill 1111,(1 perehei
39 a writ r• oo Iroe-or e. figilw M . P . kina..thwF Den h X
- Learcat weft 10 t 1,1 0Parchia WlllCPrneri thence south
, youth STIgo &_
thence Vett ellatillS '740 parching f•
g a l .2 nth* emits Creak's
•.
a dv.. rien went 10 peo Its go
'Writ . ... Mace *volt 01 decrees east C perigri to Itil
rlt cc or I + , l;inutog, Coniston.: Al =tea and SI ncrelteft I that centalnpiece or parcel of Ind, altu•
of IVot. be the ea • 6 more or res.., with the am:filet*. isto In thejtocnefilo of Althorn, county of Sofsquehanno
ram's. 1 Ore to tt.rior) do e lpog boor, I bargi• andl one State of Pennsylvania, hounded and described as
ottani. out-be lifting.. an orchard , and about Gti neriti int. twit t On the north by lands Seeley it
port - ed. (Takeo Itt ezecuttoo at the snit of Abet s Tut , 11,1110, Oa the east by lands of D. It Willard. on the
ru.l we Ilfram Osborn 1j sahib by land, of .1. M. Smith & A. 0. Sterlltiz, and
'fllt , a a no/ 0 P!tro or parcel of land situate no the west by lank of A. ti. .Sterling nod 11i 11111. coo
is the loo n shlp or Noriogy ofe litttonnty of , Usquo. tattling stmt's 110 antes of land. be thy Altdo Satetit
banns and Male of Feniisylvanla, bounded and de. leer. nlet thifaPPonat'oaa , from , ' htmat* ,l ta.nto.born•
strafed a• fo'lot• s, eft: tin the uor h by lands Coto Ispatin.ittn. other iout.hulidlogr, nrrharth abdittiont
N. W. ii1111011...011 the urn by lands or W. 0. PcntoO, 'iii pore i. /" .9 '"L ( Taboo '0 rzccntfoo at n't o f
on the south by loads of James Decker had W.0.1t0.. Semy,icsrigned to 11. It. Mulford. vs. D. Hifn•
ton, and on ti; we-t by lard, 4Lf S. hi I.enali and Amos i till and 13: A. Ilninte.l
containitig illeLarrea of hind. be thooome more tatrhtin plete or parml of Ito- ,
or less, elan the dwallll.l the 101ny...,111p nfl.entii. county of thiegnehanna s
boo-d, le.,rn, 1 0 .. fruit and panty and Stmt P.:an...lva/tin. tottoided and i1e...cri1,41
Iraprov.ti, ivetre7l and 'alien in elm:whin at the run holov , • ant to of land• of .f. 1.. tt'h
of tit o. W. Wmiintotp assigned to I. S. Little a.. It. A_ n 00 lb , utet by 1..1%4 A. & Titan . 0 ,8. Ttlif_.•
Barton I on the-south h e Loop. of goer.. I.lm on t he
that certain pier,, or parcel of land rttnate
In the tolventhln of Anituru In the enmity or 00.4...-
limn. and Stile of Benurylvania, boon 'rd and de
reribed a , toll°• e. to alt : lir north lit land , of
Jame, Lntt, nn the rag ha' land: of Won. :4: Bennett,
on I he.oolh by land. of Milton Milli, A. I) Teatta ,
hury cud John t,trer. and on 'ho Watt by hma. of
Julio bat Ant, tontalulor 11‘,111. 4 acre, of laud o‹. the
newt more or lode, with the nr pnrtenaneen, 7 Awelllnt ,
Montan. I barn, I DCW more h zood archattl. and
all Iml.rurrd. (icited and o:en in execution at the
colt of A J. GlllTifigHl e.. P. U. Cory, JAM. P. Pen.
Mutter and 4Ylihlnm White.)
Tabs Notice—All bids must &eared/lard on the day of
sale. C. ft, nheriff.
shoed - . 03Ien, Monitore, March 22..513.
lIERIFFS SALES.—BY VIRTUE OF
l$ His issued try the Court of Common•Plens !
of Stunmeluronn County and to me directed, I
Netli ev00,..t 1, r h public ventlue, at the
Court limme in Montrme, on
Friday, April 11, 1573,
at 1 o'clock, p. m., t e following pieces nr par
<4..6 of Inwl, to nu
All that certain piece or pored of bud. nit note in the
roraatlnh of I atandaff. In the county or Bn-qu•laxtuirt, and
.t.. col 1.. en-yl• an,l 01 a.. fa 11....
l.... it,ti • i lit LI • d by Lindy. 11, • Fitwt.ttti
on llae etod the nail. out and Will, rolotrry 0/n4,00131h lay
;Anal. of ,11.-epaa 11. sew slid I ate the rotate or
.I,sl,it 11 \1..1e. tirt tt:n!
nu Lb., art
&by—
lye ad Jobb Itlrentuity. row am ahont hit r , rt-hrt.
more or 10,, null li lie -tutu deux:aces. one d
hour& boot, fruit tn.,. and all Impr..v..J. oiehryil
tied LYrn In execution et the edit of Utbahn l'bluney
s S u. Wearer 1
A L , 1i—.1.11 t t,..1 certain (IT perdu at land ,tile
ate to the lownehits of Lathr..p. county 'of
nu, duagdubn
n,intdffo.fl'edn.nnrira.on.lnfouded and Oontiribedro
it. n rho north nr hod. of wool
art I, land. of .1 11. title by 1.0.1, of A. 1.
1 ,, •11 hr L.ekno 10114. .0
‘talerntttlconialt.lng aboti, Y 1 nerve. Moro or
I.oe. taxiette r asl,ll thetaupe I lauttsraces I boure i ,and nit
Inatar aa.aal ( , elred ;wit nlo exerathnt nt Illy knit
of !u-gp,•lstua rnonty ee w. router.)
- lilt tent rt-rtain niece or parcel of lied. Wh
ere an the too , s l op
Forced lAA, In the comity' ill
tioriintinalins and Mato of I . o[ll,yolfilltiO, *out/dank boil
de.a Ward fa; token,, 100 lk e north by haladt
of A reale Mains, on the 0..51 and north by hini rot
Watt,. cud roil 1., I laid. of P. - t Rofto r t rut,
l e tat, loot, of lo.a, together o 1111
Come 2 NtM. and eheatio.ln.e.• hen- , ,
t to- h tr• p v.v.& end at.t arms improved.
l'clred :um :Awnto exerniton at the it at And Tur
tad/ rri t•benitar. Lneandt
ALAI —A II (I.:st vr, 1111 ;Jilt - f . l. Or 11 , 1 me' 01 lard. gin,
ate in the n.zi.).li. t t liven, 1.1 the rotth,r
ha,,. n, aim:: 411 Penns) Itn tt
rd .1. ("IA r. I/ 1t... nrytt, by 100‘!e .grab
hmith. nn the.n.z atri watti ha In titlll .Nnthashio( Nil
0.1 the Sl' ..vt. :ant!, . 11 ).. 1 . 7 9.1.C. ,,, '...t.•
ine ..
nen, with the xprnrthmit,,..
tied, les.d I}u+st ,11 , 1`, mproved. ionized takt lb'
tar. 'lt,. Id ar IL u.\\' ....or, late 11. C.
thtneln.l
A - ;I 111, oer:e% pie., orlatreel or laid 414 e.
Ale In 01 too , ;Nen )11 ford to IL. Conoq of,
tooortribtoua au. SLito of 1'1,1311,!IVallia. botind.-if edd
103.,14, %It 11031 h lu hrod, of
tlle 0.,1113. imc9. DT nol I. nt3ll
Ltarrt co, Zhu Nil. 0 111 . 1.14, of P. mod
oft the 1.% ert LT 13,1: of FoLok -oldziotmg.iar
o•-r, n. toorfoor how, with ino ;•: , part T .man
10110,e, I born,onitool. .1 o c nnt 1 . 5 orr.• lin.
pr0 . ,11. Slot I,Leti to 4, eta: ol 81 U. milt of
A, .!...,add. , ' v. 0. W0:1 .
LS. , —All th.tt cort...in pi. ia pnk.ol of :tad •ittt-
Ate In 'hr to .n. 14 of 1.11, ,, y in the ClntAlr 40• tovhAnn.tn,t1 St ac of PAD:, le 4tilt. hortmded Ana de.
ap 11 I I'll p,rtli h• Laktio of
SatnAtt..l A t der'd nn c •At h. taf.t• of Itt.r..
,L.td•A, on Ina , •1 .Ito4n A.l; tVeA. And oti
tAt. hr I of It K. t. Atu , iting , 0
br,•., mot, es, n,lnt pr. • • ....I I AA , n incrtg Fl• .n
It. W0 , r0t0 , ..0 F....t.tyr, nos 01..A..1;:am
,Y .1 1•01.4 - . .
l•
L. I 'V
A that calla,/ prfe.ar pars-t-I`of land on,
n• •• its Ito too f • . tf .rd lu Ito crtnity6o.•••
/004..61: • • t.rl Sroto.• o renn.rts't...a Ir. , 000•-tr told •:•••
-r,1601 to ft I lol'r, to nit • lut Nu 6b un A map
p•f 4r, e, :he X,t Inwn rat 1 L.l ma,:, 1,
J0t:o Torr., coulu , ••:o,t- ntor .10 •.
r tir: opt,. 1 4-.1• fr. t cie to..ru
j.,,n2 or. 0.-t I. ohout 40
to, • impray... , T 31,411,1 cs.rel lust at 450 onit urn'. W.
It „Into:. • -, -ft, oh
nar 1 . 1 , 11,111 , 110 N foVitsrt trod .11.11
a• , :I: ILo t hut...out it. :ht. 1140 tar So , -
1,.. 11,,1 ,t••• It to ; ...Ala if, loptfl,flo.l./%111: dap
Itt.• •to nit th. th, t.orr.ll kirlbilv.ht.ry.
troy,oll.o raft by Owns 11 Irrtno, 0 • 15110 y...
,4,nth ll r 0.11,01 Im. a, tl or -1 by laifflf of 'Y.,.
11.1. 0..0r Ono 3 Arrs,, nvors
oh 1..11 Pr-. .r bllck Chnrcti
buntlar,. and At Oni noef-d d nod I r oin roo.
rot: ~,, v.te .11 n l
,ltium I. Lk. .‘ ow; ooh
of tin- Folo.l} L, tty b.rro.too Ornwon ,
41.1±0--A0 1.{.-n„ or lour.i ppt boot 4 o
o n,ty,,, of I.nc..‘ 10. ClaliVtlll.nl
ha m• nd, . llro anlr, b. , Finttt nod In.
./Abedtvl gm., Ito roll : lo tb. norTh land) , of
11th. Darr, on it. 1 0..1y tOlOrlor ltn'l 11,4
I lo : /Onto h. Juntin of Edo ,! . 11141..11th. IV,"
by tank . f :rent Mao, roaL.ln
b ono, F.
d'ontlf , vv.: , Oho on 100n%e".. 11... 5 0 1,
re. ro.n tt putt t, wornitml.
In exeunt ;An or lb, rai • or Zobb Tan Loro, AS. L
laorLVt rn. ,Lvlr...on
. .
- 1/I o•v..Sts . • ul.iae a//.
nlt. In rt.- ~r ittml
.1114,0.. Leda. 1..1 MILO/. t I`. nun 1 ca...1
har ul .t r ' :id •aidnn/ on
tal.rs v.I +M , t lonpith n.nnr,..r.d h . , - Wm. M
Lar ..t 1C...a azn.•,411,13....1., and.re.t d and
11..tr4. I y.
1 .n is. • pporlonr.
0m.,. .in
,frion:e banrc. nee tt-411/.a.into Irm.r •.. tid
talno .11 vat, uttna tor list ant u( e a., 7. And
t;el Cut. ). t:, ..t ISt 1•11,1 Car.; . J.. 1., litg
r,IL•I
A t:;.• d• t: 1'• in. r-r• iI. m r •nri in Pi'^'
:•r ;arr./Int 1../ r t roWll.ll , p
In tuna!) :n ha...,1401,runa dnt 1 . mi.- "r , r...N-3 ,
Jan , 1 ./anttaltat an r.,, , wit At
1 • . 1C.•'1111.....) I'iwa/111. A.
rr..4 I`. r/trn tn. 4. 1). lard, hop the
~r 1;41:), 4151 ••. WOl•alm . r. nod !d 1 1 .1/..1-
41.1,-on t ..I.•nll'a bt hurl , ::1 It. R7..11
t/t r cllsr 44141 ud 4trtCk•
Lind and William L•wr..nr, 4,:ntAlnin.tr AT:ont Gral
at re. ••1 lard. I,r the !AIM mnr ur ler•,••101/10 appdry
let aw., • ta. .../Itar tie v.atv and orb Bulb
gnei and iyierlng• m /I. 011 new nod tint cla...enie ettofe
-1,4,,, three orciarde, end l.tot •••.10 servo
IMpo•nrill. 1 Aea J and t.ken to etecnll•on at the colt
al , . v. tte,ttonin P•trot•A • • •-•
A 1... At—All the neleno.ioee infereet in o certn.la piece
or poreel of Land. rloiarc In the ornoi.hlp of Silver
La Le, in the ntntity of Su t;•tel.ranna. nod State of*Putn
y • pia, binoeled nod dee• nee! folluser, to tell :uu
the nnrlh to entr.te nt ilAettai.et. on the
tooth by :ante of tierce 1i.0.t . t.h on the roach by lattda
con•fraeled It• F. Ern. ant on Ile- by theold
tlionongo rompthe read.ristooln tog abeni Oti itcrow. he
the nom• morr o tin Ito n urte•taitree.,:rrnall
barn, tel .I.`lll 101 Kul Cti. nnkeu in exert'.
[lnn nt the nu of A Lahr it to. John Ryan.) •
A that -certain piece or parcel of bud on th
etc tll‘ the ~,,, fitth S :••pielutott Depot In ihe Conn.
I) of Stokin,•boliii.k Watt. ul Inineytvonia. bound
ed nod cit.-. • .te d o I t.vt . (1.1 the I.intet
-n. t . e t.nn the es.o by hoof. of Or E. 'N. nialln. on the
p;oti!b hy lead of Jlllll/ WOW. 11110 at. Ih. 0,14. by load
or F.A. F. fry hat I tta a frost tof Vt het tl a &fan
0 1 Am feet. ts.tosioint: 47 rods of 1.11, he the rotor
more or It 1111 Wr Apporton sae,. one tinnit-nOnee,
end all Irfthrovrtf.. ;.fetzed and taken ht execution at
the ruti of Wm. NI‘C %.0 - m•)lnrpny.l
. . . .
Al...wit—All those two Certa!ti idecee or p.m) orlon&
alt.totte in the tow - m.1,1n air la boort y In the County of
Set/rebating mid Nate of Penner leant& the limb plum
boo odd and lll...crib,a a- odlost IL to wit ; On the moth
by laott• of Joeeph 110w..,1. on the rust by lands. 04
Thom*. Web.ter and public highway. on the toldnh by
iande of St,. Howard or ti,ge. and owl the meet by
lands of Xf re. lion - aid or Wide, non•alletnt: aloovr 'lO
acres of hind. be the Ira caL un,ro or horn. .tb , the. op.
.„,„,,,,,,,,,,, one (none heir.two etnall harm'. on,
saw mill, one .•n herd, and all Intpmeed. Thd • amend
piece 11-neded and de-trlhedao follow•,to nit: Oit the
north by lan hr of Alexander Webster. P. troll,. and
J. W. (toward. nu the east by land. of .1, ,W. Howard:
~.„, o ne aeon by !undo of D. W. Sonittworth, and on the,
VI e.t. 1.1, loud , of IY. W. Sonthwortb and Almandes
W. leer. coot:dein:o ',boot bn acres., of load. tat the
mans more er I. en. , lib the apphrtennocer. one frame
hott.e, a feu (ma tree, .and dnout hearten lenpnased
[Yoram to ceeetalon of tke telt of Lyn - kiln: kits In-
Ins:4lre Conalemy 1 0. GeOrgii :a. Ftedt ) - 0 f
jt hwo_ An th -4 ,oratel,teeepr parr.' of
.Inm), ono.
nte in tar tordehfp of Tnroo4 to the County or Suequo- .
lotto. pit a State of fientasyleanta,. hula ruled sto di desecan. ,
ed nr f0i1.,.... to net: On the north ant mot by lands
of Lase Kinney. no the south by lends late of Dshiel
Gllcao,,roel no the west fly Iwo& or Ii Part e, containing
spectra , of Linn, he the noise mar.. or 1,.... with the op.
VIVI en.lncer. tine dotillo‘t hobs-, one tom se. hbeki
smith ',bop, soil Oilier col ntakiin 0., one orttditd. and.
, shorn PI acre. intpraveli. f 8.9 .1 and thko t i t .. ~.,‘...„..,,.
[ fin. antlea enit td , W. 111." ff. Litodoley.. also 0f.1.• Ili: 'l*-:
Witt tr. Iten)amm 10-ley nod W/Il'amli. UnttleleY o 4,....
a I.l,o—Alt th.,l ct nein pie, of )caret of bald. Alm:ire
In tbe totruehlt of Stivve Inks. to the Cutoff of z-oi
qn!ban., and State ad Peon yivsn to. hinted, Insauded *
tr. WI described alluilovs. to wit ; Itegbaohes ot h'porf
'the nuflllwrir corner of land conUpetril to Ntririf.
(O t Enifv•-n. thence - I.y rani IjIllo:1 yeti Is heel line month
6.1 pertln, Ili ctirner of o 4 - ...voted to Jame, Meteor
mcnk, Jr . thence by eard J. linear:TOGA. Jr . and Tnom
as Gorton lot west ?in pc thee ton port, thrttre by Land
coon- - ad 160.11 LneFe .95 perrheo . to 0 Into, thence
by it. Melinven's ' lnt of perches to a V.I. thefitity tb,
ear, north 3.'t perches to a Nor, thoinSiLk JI hri .1.
`lMtroolay'e line NI degree, mot init#.4o , pen : bee to the,
-e of begun - in.% ewes flied ee , acne and 44) here es
• iseeich'are' iota,
re al i. : Sia n'' Ol r: l3 :°)." laTe7 .. d r. e i t 't sl 7. jl ie :g r. l L 'ob : : rj sane ti 4 tliPettitillotH'l'nt'ort
-21 ....111. and by Mtn In 401,0 YlcCortal by droll
date Myrrh t ant, 1061, With the .sipinartenttona o , fratof '
ka tal...
,butilte, ora 104 blade...born, 1,1 other tot build'ragn. or-'
chafer. tool, ry., Ur Improved. (I nkshio °neut./on at
the Ella of Chock* - Pon err •e. John ,Slo.llol - ramli..
ALSG'..tht that - m . l4n pion; or owe -I our biad t?ltiate.
"Itt Ike townehlinof Dantordt,,in ?boarotrity of Snegr.re
a anon atali litit.; Li' Peun,yhntala.ltoutpied and denerlb.
ed as halloos. to will B. , 4 l ltain: at a post to the line
of Land bclilng l cg lit Lyman Won 11, thence-0 inputs
of Xasdn'Tlnte. , y hit i Port Ifihatan youth I Idevee 'feet
111 PeTc h, " t o a ; 011 . 0 . ntr?l , [7 . Jo de of Come loaf
of coot ICI heretics ton ptol, In the line of land bwlanging 1
to JOhtrW. 6 Si.y..tbsre e by the said aray'ellind north
.180, 1 0 pet . .. Lei tont rot In rho line of Lytann Pannell
r afortataid. thence by snld licancire line reeth tin,Li-do ,
'gre, , cltreet 11l 1-10 rwr.hia!: 9 • tho;plif c , ef bort 10. UM.
1 toti4nring nes s;;:,. 'A ;=-'",, or tot - timer; air.set;rlV.: ''
101110 SIN P vtlllettentbli.l ladinst. til lust ns. rozn.l..nro,
oreitatei: end it"Lont Au rules improved, , mu,' in eiti,
Cution tit 4! 0111f.r.Pt d, (Wet, Veldt . U. 11, Gates Ne,
Elizabeth W. (i1 , 115..1
,za.stlssAllt at 4Ortginentepo or Perak of lank olio-.cote, tno inyrrn.hip of Brooklyn, to the county or tins.
lino etas andlitarly or Ponfir.tl van fa. 1,0 11.'hl And df
or.rtbed actenowe; U.; nit: 0,74, ttm north FT OM old nib
data Pod Owego Tarn pi ke -road, ~ n 3 'Pm met hi load or
• •daliCpb Lanes. on the rotOb andiron-by Mode or S. IL
.2attet, containing about . nt lend, Do, &ba sso:a
moro or lens
leitti nine
the epportenenert, - 1 honse:lhanit It
1 feerirott.troos. end All improyed. ttioleed and aive, tq
esecnpou st the toil of T. P; Pegion , y rust. A. TY/ff
and IlaryJrry.l49.'... :..:. ) ..-_,, .7.,• : ~- . ',...,. ,
ny lautl• . .,t 1% in and J. L. N Wary., noti -
talo.no lonti 11 snare of hind. b. the aline more o nions,
lib !hi, aportrh.eneen•. f now bonne, born mid sheds.
.0 , h.,rd, .111.1 are. o. IM pt .1,11. IT. kee In ea.
et-ft - 114h tribe. !mit of sylreoter Coon, a.ellybcdflt if.
,mull no S J. Knapp
A 1.5tt...-Altibst rrrta iu plece niparral of ton •ittl - tts
1..1 he 1.01•110111 f, of ThOlgt . *Ilolf:IO the nthly of nue:
9 ,04 0t0wl and StalL of rent., Inanja.hntion, And de
an follow,. to wit 00 the northw.l.f" .y' lands
nr 1
j r ....1.04A,.../.111,11.4: Old 01111 ~.nrlhrYaf: 1)y teurts.rna.
etetett 0 A: 1)Ittl, otord, orto-orr IN' MOM,. ant in 1111 hilt
1,1,1,..13., o.l alontt !, acre 0! bud s be the acme
morn or lees. tan !wpm dettatires.J &aril id how , .
1t..0 all hoot. ad. (Taken In ea,- ul lot, at the reit of
It 4, , '.y Jet...l ore of Ovrorge Barley ve. Uhed Joha
n.), 1
A44..)—Ali that certain (dem• or parcel rd o f
In Inc township of ph. ..um. alp county of ruque.
hunna and Efts ten 0 Proro,olnnoitt. 1,00.01.71 and de
red bed so follows, to wit : (In the north by lend, of
)1 !elm, l , of on the earl by lands of Mictute: Haat
loon and other.: and uu the south by btful• of It. T.
Mulford. and on the west by lands of Stall hewldelloet
-07. nom al nitla 70 arse. of land, be the rattle moor or
It Sr, Watt tot nuportestance•, boa.e.rre•oll., barn. Or
rhani. nod bout '11) at
11 11.4frovis pleiz.d and tat en
In elvention Ito... Flit of %V. t. Ilan!!! Irk no. Mario
w, Kalman, At:111101,11.11010 11tAv1.n.o. do.
canted Ir
1.51 - Ali that contain pleattOrplantl: Mod !dictate
in Iha 1 , •0 1 , 0•101. I.eno; In dia tountaf of hosunehs n
nu olti State of rente.ll‘ an la, hoop fbrd'undtle.erthr d an
to nlt u„ tho m,fth loofa odd Of , fl belt
tlit one: by lands of Grow ffu (trotters. on the
oh II) bond. Jo'.!! egyl.t. 000 04 tho Kra( hf lanais o r 111.1rge ot 511 I.fte, Ltuel, It the
name Morcott... , , with t..' ',ppm tintnne,. I triad , :
h01t... I l!. r. or 041.110, and vut.t.to Atonal-. orel.nrd.
tO.ot, nu net, lat,rort O. !Takao, 11.1 rt....1 - Atm al
11, .1111 of Ititolo-rn • totalsitl o.Farlthatu and
Do,. ,10. s .1100 Pi/MiI:TM
A Leo - All tont ..tats, pinta: or pinael of land planate
I o t h.. U.Aols, to din C tont,: of tinnondsein
0,1,1 T • 11 vAn J. lnouraaJ And tine...had an
h, .1111
1 0 .11 (0, Ihntorth by Ittulln Ito`.ert tend
out., r's. t•tal... on the root by Lade a Worth.,
n bllll \Vt,. t •Italtn, ort the entail-by laude of N.
Se.II. . der, nod 0n,11.0 %eel toy hut* of Lon ts 'Not in
t outs: utto.fil:l 'Wren '.7 I.mt. toe the nano. moro
v
ail tlo. appon.•'..ur 1.0, 1 retain 1005..., I ha", a
fru, tr.,. and 0h,.1, Inre• Itnar.ve I 11'10••, In
(111,01‘ tO.ll of Win. illlbl.l no. Thutl/
111411 1
A 1.1- (/—.lll IhOse Mat certain of land
-itilate in' the t0.n . .n.,111p of Itaftanne in the
(slaty of sotpidinntin and i4t:111. of Penn, , yl
ooa, in ~ ,,rtanter name of lt , kger Nlunt?..
Iseneled an.! ,1,-c;ibed 1142•
:rinailez at rt h,lrh trt•e,eorner. tlienfratong the
liner , t .11.. Mason 11(7 : J411 1 4r. ilegreeS 'wls4.
1,, a leech corner, OIT' stake and
thence sniith '4ll degreeS west 2:.10 per
ch, o, orizi.nd la , erk..,9praer, (now stakes and
21,. nee -mllll 15 degrees east g2O iwylieS
to bet, 1, enamor, thetier port)) . 45 ilegre . ta east
22,0 to hintaininr, 41:1 acrt-s
(1:: pereb,,,, l e 1111 Gtill'lnnre 0* less. excep7
tiaz a.elhi.; 45 a , reS . .Tats.
)(unlined In it Witiiney', al , o 121 acmes and 611
perenes eAtriTy of T,f3nyle.
P. %Ott' ttte, appt2.r
-ten..11,(.^.. 1 01 v aq•l lath 111111,
are! 11 , ,21 aet4s impmerst. ALSO, That tan:
of I .n(1 731 the ‘sarrullee
-I,:ne ~f ”I•o) 71,,r.-rnr4, 1,011,111,11 and de
seribol s, to -mit: Tte...rlnniaz at hovel.:
corner 111ener allmg lime ot"P.,?.qt
4) 1. r e r,st '27Kjlerehrs in a; Fttott.l.
I . n , nosls 4. degrpt,r• - t•5t.t.,111.5 p. rches 10
maplele e.vrirT,...thertV.sM.rtls44:.*.k.t.V.V trg
rerell , 's ( 0 Om , 01 Ite_zionir.ff. etaitaini::2; 434
so r , nd r 3 pymbes. be the s.two trw.re sir Ir . “.
). .1 1 1 ref re:d tin trart.of tar.tl ..tr't eyed in
Ills wurrittlles , nli r loepl..3tuammp•t•pltne.: I
an.' re-en'iniall Hutt port iap of tr4r.t.slevd
esl by f . ttoiltr.l to dir s eMnl p•trti.,, nn
or h.•l , :n lhp , lh cone e.f ClL:to:tee,
w 1 : , •) , 1 Trit (In t 1..•
n••r•1.....• • tt Frrtirrit . 4 nvithol , t3l the
by tool. iohl br.nid )fintiPixtl .fer
emi.th Flynn. on Ow srrtillwr•st 1,1( I,lhila of
fur n.rti)Nretr.l liv iAthstohl by
enn!ninits stbsmf :03 arms. he
IN , wine mor.• or lei , . A LSO, All tlint inici in
rr:n,ie, nanie of PotleriCk Bertle•hl
the northwest by it.,,
ir.t.•l, . roatniuirrr 4;r3. :11,1,N—
-alll,llcalievc. Ile (lop same more -or
et is.. 111.1 ri,”(v irlf: 102 :term. ohlre tire I.
ed Ilmulorrl in
•,,01 ta , ten in errention - at. the Anil . of
n ( • Insetri ssi'e-n.sl In .1. AirColltutn..
and B. W. S.-erle. Webster.)
Trice Nor..-e
--All bids mw.t .sa• arra/y:7o , 4'mi
'the day of ' , ids:: t. • .• •-s•tt
• ft. ftrr.itrt Af,rat
Sheriff's ()Mee, 3lontrese, Sfnre676, 101:
County trusinein Directory.
T.-. Mi. Th'4 , 4-by-y,anCycar.,4l... - " , -
LrrA ”dairit,,,,alit i e, v 0 es.
310 TRUE
O . V . RFT: it F--r , ,nt '1 Srre-vv., ntnrndletverstus r o..r
Iy. n. the Cow, Horn, Medinnv,
JA %Irk LT, A Itnnter sa Law. Ware osi
door.4ekswTarbell Arenne.•
M. ti COOPRII &VP.. Thokero. vell'Pdre,gsrl•••.-
PAZ!' Tick to .nk Untt.as Ea.glouO, Ircifitnisn4-sFot
!Ana. •
•
81LE11 . 44:44 eI7MITT).'
.corn Fire tincltife'leioi•
' *nee Averts•' 41%4.04 -II liannumAnd AendentTirke sr
go V,u klbd,lphlo. UGte oce 11..4 ea.',
of the 13m314: ,
P. R. Cil.k.VaL4 ft, atii•rat in.unutco Sn d
Fhtar r".ablic Avuntst,.•
•
. . . 1.1 •
BURRS ..t ,21tiltif..5; the plane te ...nt ttenv and Medi
ca,. • I,ar.. T"h2gcco. Pipet, rocker-Boots, Sped.'
. .elea yaulfee N01.1..m.e.5 . .5. i1r14.1: ItWell; . '
WM. L. r'OX, i7nrne.• maker rand ttearetin •1l ertielee
• tlitlAtir lurpt bribe trade. opposite the Dank. •
cowl jc.. :out po,tos. to StiIVPA, Hardware.
assd Kiknofactiate4 and Shtetitun ware. corner
of Mul,o and T1:76;111[43 street.
-•7" - -
S. H. MOUS; Slerchant. Tnilpr aad drolf r I o
• Clotho. Tellfithltc 4 ft, and rurr.:4liing. Gnodo. abet
ftcady.Moitc tint I rg. nr VOW ttrea i.tt xl doo 1a
luurj.ittle pud Wro.l.lce's,Lcns Cake. •
Ai. IV trt.LA ru, tippler In lingerie., Provleinno.
' 'Tkee.l4,Btatiotrery end Yanked Nutlona, et bead
Pohlie Areune.•
NE NV gif,roup,„
PLASTEtt—tileTlOtAit 1410ESOiKEII,dol•
er in gitianint. Cayuga Philip,. Fre,4l guinud.
sAvvin..4 RA%K. iszkr lvtLyoltn.—!s la
tarcAL on alt Depoelts. — bu. aEr or. Oar ILT:su B.
,„ tits, All-t 1 S. 11. CkIA:W. UO.
I. MOSS &CO Deniers In Pry Gonda. liate.Capa
Boot...and Show*, and General I.lerelt7ntllaa. op Mal.
Orel, ...nt door below the Eplaoapal •
UNION MOTEL kept by WIILLiM, BIIITU. ea Mast
street, neat rho 'Depot. —•
Ctirnagn Makeroott Undertaker.
~?'to ....et. two choirs otiow Hawkey'. Store.
DROTIIFIN. Testae 112
on main btrect.•
13.WiRRET P:ON. Doi%oil to Flout- Food. *col,'
SOU, Lime; Cemtmt, tiroOorter and Frovloitmo on,
Ilakt tittrot,mpoolto • • :
R , ENAtt. Lnatlwr Ilannlnetnntrs• andAnalera
In Mt occo - Vlnalne, 4tc„ nen Episcopal pbutch.
Alstr b nAri,EN. Dcr4rWin Drocs niididedfilnee
and Miumfactorcrs al cluar.,.on 34in BAtett.ne#l
the Depot. , I
J.. INCE FtMISS. Jo— order In general sarschpidisr,
antl Clothing. Brink Starr. pp Main Street.'
• • •
GIBBON.
31. TINGLEY—Desidc An 'Moro*. TiroSoppor.
,aud SOcetiron" Wqre, C0ptin,....9e., Moo, manofactof
er of Shoot Ala lb S.:Vo 'r tough told Lintd Pipe
boslocoe otteoged Lair prlcoo—Gllbton hollow;
• Yoralliras,to,—ly.
, .
. .
EIiWAIIIN 4 a, BRYANT, M •ibubletniere ni , • Waglii..
and Sleigbs, Po r t: fbo Ipglll•7Btue . e. , ..
.431t : EtA3E,Xti
L.. S. ttiff' T.eather,atoidellti
1%14 1 1 • a• •• .1. • , • -•: •
11‘ , 1.; 110R.4Y, knabaut.T4llgranildrater la .Read.
. Made ClathirlihffilUoi,thottrics AIM rftitioloo.ll
nncvG" • ; • •
- • - taI4e)XVIIALZ.
w 1 AY ' SVldl ' l~: Uktrathicinrcr eland dealer - 1)4113(1i* '
~.orflew* and C4disllON •
.&ew.AdSaiU
rrAECP .NOTlCE.—AllTersons having na-
Jesettleri aceonntt. with me, can arrange thc.
liiino.tfy note or otteerrrise,"pritti me personally
until (be first of A ptil next at which time they
will ber put Into other han d y for settlement.
- El:mews'_
!kayos, Feb. 12th 11f7t.-4:lw
H. It. Lyons dr. Co..
DlL•Ltat IE
~..
CA RPETS,OILCEMATTINOS,,
DRUG GETS, TRUNKS, BATCH-.
ELS, WALL AND WINDOW
PAPER,
,WINDOW
• SHADES,
Dry Goods, drocethM
U4UPLTARE,.
•
Itl'BllFll.
PAINTS AND OILE.
I.7ND CRT.% IMES' WAT:E
Eli JAYNE'S wattLi , YEDTCI XI
ETC, ETV.
M!!!!!C!=1E';MDI
B ILLINGS STROM/
Genets' Insaranco_Agent,
nu., LITE Aira accmirr tersusiurCE,
Xldrcaatrioach,
flArtford Fire Ins., Co:. Capital earl Sorbloll p 001,03.
gems In.. Co., N. Y., Capital and ?! . .urplite. Coc4o)
It.yal Illo: (si. lll7crpool ". u.ixotar
I.ts eri..ol. Louden it 0100 .. '
Fll//iLlin 1321 Co . Pillell .. $3,250.000
L. c o .. of North AnIeFICII .. $3,1150R0
Pertnnylvallin Fire_ .ll.llle,eac
.. — -
111•. C..., S.:a of fltltni
ljpiaz .
I,curnlug• Fan
11.1112awspurt In.. Cn.
1C allupnl, Auttintrar,
••
Ma X 21° .
.
1.1(0 Ina. Co.; lamas
Amerluta Lae. Pri •••
c=iaszrzano,
trivflers I no..CMI ithrfonl,Capital and Strip turion
Ito!Lay I....reuggno• " iMCO6.
The an d”,ll . ,ned beeu cell tanarn In Ibiardantp.for
Itirpa+Z 17 v,ar.,a.nn Payuraoceutgent. Uwe, aaataload
b ) couipa4r.t..x bare akwayi Cecil promptl3 paid.
orlielee finktdnor Ink riardßaakiatdd:lae of W.
Cac,TumptPeat.AidatrOie:Fa.
BILLINGS
_STROUP, Agent
csits. IL pprittSolicitor
Iton:ruat. Ilas.M 1972.
AI ERCANTILE ,A PP44 lE!ht EN T..
C AI
DE:l..ps ils ;44tc.114 . t.Di5r., e 9.4 tw, 7
:...; a Sri ti elm n na Coon . tif, ,- . .1,*r4;.: noties.,.. shit;
in por ' sh ` ittfce ' of the gerAl Acts or As
sembly of this Co,mmtm . u"'etklth t o tirov hi .-
re•rt• ii tit . tl kneet 'the 'arttiimtls, ttp(03.t . ,49 ~,
* I - reasuiy :mil for 'Ater i nteptisks, life. iinr.
,kniigto . 4l. A pprois , r of -, 3loftiintil.. - fitiolr'r
G r -aid Nun tv, ltas prepared a r us t a t
11vrc,liattits t ratlin,,r;lll 6:114 ,C . CiU/1 ly.- 213416,;
p'4ept. l . each M. rcliantin , thit ' crass . trhicht
to looi a flp.ar's jtisrliloi rikht 'i necktediuir
to th - e Acts of Assembly; to wit:
' . faioir
1. 11. j germ OP p* 4 'l4 '
' , i4.- - raire-.24patt 4 '''' e- 'l4
i NI ddlefolni.•
iNtrici White 111
ArentrciL
,1A N R 41144- ' ' 14 •'
'. W J.31,12 , 11!_ , , It.
, ;Lyen..11g24244,4 . 11-' '
' V /11Put.4114, . , .. 44.
H J Wveb •.• , M-
I 1111 1,.{0n. a CO ..:ea,* v , -. 2 ...
I Z Cobbl4
tp:, ok •
T•ww•l' ottel A,Nwisn' 4
tljoo 4, ri
• A io 41' '' I/
rAI Wi1,..t.. . -•-- • ... Avg -,
tintieubom, ;bum.
• .. , Ltumia 2co ~..,, pm -.
c ()Para.,* ' 14
'll N. 8011444 14
11111 awn ' ' .. 14
Head. Grllll4 t. ••
• . ; -,,, It Li -
I
W )311,1444 .. f l
#4 •
int,• 1111p'11
i 2 .fq4 1 2..... 7 .` , -:,. st.-,•
4Se " , t ,
~14. g
r N 1.-toddatil 13k
IBTI-aticher 14
I i
11,,‘d 2..4‘w1r1a, e, It
Jew -mitts ' 11
' 0-E/L-A 1 Vptirspiru. - '' .. 14,. , '
Me/irebk.2 EN, a " -41—
i1..0 bill ' "14 ''
11-I:llsytu ' . • . -• , ' /el
'11.81.1,01 14 •
I Clll-eibmp 14-
Nita IRidrit:. \
11.1'14 4P141 4 / 1 12.12.4.1 , ...,"
clrortgui.st , ~. , JAL ..
I 31)1 k-ent 4 4 41 1c4..., ~t ..12•'.
r W Decker ~' ,Ix - ,
J W. 112.1114 - .„,- ' ~;,,,biu
II iisoiu p'aii •' Ilt
'-I Elarats IV '
• ...Ineratilxydirs pm • 14
Vrl.Waislto re
a Garret I &SOP ' •.,, -4.'" • 'll '''''"a
' - ' Rlu/s. , ' -
JR mini,
:1--GInFill":"
Auburn,
••
.A
It .1 Cutlet
Test - pbon Bro.
w n , WM.., • - •
E L Ad_ons
Ararat.
c Wort 4_,
.fi..t.
• • Wroadiqn
4--Itrery
/101a•ray 1 Doi •
Krt.i m 1.11.tv4 . ,
Wm Crasr•
re r :sena t •
• lAigarri
G Wolk
H iltstrr
Hater
U W J. 1111.6¢
H W J,.Eo•ock •
T J Act •
• Punting: • •
prhnntbers
E lb
filtluard.os
II 75111. pmt
SI lianamr p m 1..,
-
A Mlh.
Wm II Tbayrr
Prrry Marry
thelrear & Laakody
Forest Lake
11 -Ban
Frrinein,
L Warer. •
Ell th•rt ,••
••./41, yentriAll •
PP7t r i`rG i Fordttam
EP SI nzer
Frie.q(irciat
Mr. AT MY.Vryrim,
Wm I)4(timipcki ,
fil.Pbcrt W Intent
Great Bend.
113 AkerPry
II A (lark
J F 131,solna
Walter Paltalo
Ge.•Tuv "AtIC walla%
11 P born
W A C..I.Pm
I.{i I.roltelm
Y4I Lin & en . .
EAshronk pm 41
tlmphen..t It.-clator
Pb,ltknsnl ck
lien Wei4el
Al) rdtteTtlekt R Bie it
11
13
11
14
3
14
14
8
11
11
14
14
14
- 34,
. 14 /T 6 1110 4 .
A 0 sebkffer s to la,
ITT Ilan& irk 1*
Hann iferd & lifiltrols 11
Spebeer & Die Iclts.lll, .
&leer 444' - .. ,
in. Ftibks ' 11
T Alw. 14
EGII /11 eekeT . ', - f 14
Busqzfe/LenziaDspst. ~, ,
TT Iluspeat _ , ~ AI: . .
Patrick Ahd.dea ~, 14 . .
Ellen'lle,(l/Ir4 ,
~. , .14:
IA 11Tde l k,* '' . ,14. . .
1 , D Lyon. • ' ' 1/
G L Adams 14 -
SI vs E. 14024411. 14
Wm Esull 14
J c Fon • ' - TS "
J C Eslns •• ; It ,
Mcharden • , ' 14
NV i Vitlkenbtsp 14
II etc, #m4 ' ."'" ' 1 /
James Dell ' 11
.1 t/ 3 111 1 o4k . . 1 /
JC LJEICook It
Clalteatnuff; Rom. I ,
bas m .4.., co • I
1/ #.l)/ran,...,, , . . -1*
1/1A Lyan4' .- , 1$ -.•
Lca.l.l/4414.44,:. .. • .14 •
C. Lycms. . 11 - •
14 n. 15ER5114.44. 14 .
TbommllleDuzulld IS
A Wks 14
CA Milks. • • ' • 14
1101..elpinl•` ' ' 1* .
Bl.Prergs44-.• - 14
11.#11m11b. • . . IA-
liblon Unto ,
ET/hp/4 , -•,, . •%.- 14 •
F 11TsTst . •• , 111
Dosalkitty 14 llfelhasl4 11 •
G 11 Crandall I
C Pertain • ' 1 '
ws sislat '' Is
IV h la i•cheh D.. 4 114
HmiryMped
C l 4
al ford 1* ••••• „,
Gs T •TFraster --- 4
It Mars 4 hrof • 1 14
I*oleman 4 Ketcham 13
Mr. E. P. V...les 14
A C I'arley/4ln
14
J IC Osbunt
14
,CADessi unum 14
•
L b
b llamas
' Wows;
E 4
JAIUt-I , Ller
Dram 44CM pm 4
tllliktm S. Smiley
Cp oprratilre
bcosl Well. pm;
Tinglry
Kennedy &Son .
110 mons,.
S A Loyad Son
wir Brant & Co pm 4
tioilb Mabee
Yohnz tt Thomas
Jll Sttpluros
SStbllt;,vr
21 Wrier*
Jam
'C II Ellis 13
3loree. Nlcholr„.S. Cot 13
p in 4
CC Spencer. 13
klatford.
f.TCar r '. .., 1.1
US:socket: .
31 SIM& . ' '' t i t
Eq)ce.cle, .VllniefOr," ' 'l4
4 (.. EePoords . 14
II 4 ,)ones ' '"' ''' •• II
Is I T.11.w,,, It
Jaekaan,
1 `lt.berts p tu4 It
1131 Henson 13
)4 Inllch 14
Nurlfs &French 13
' ' 1 '• Jrssup.
1 , 11.11osenerona pm 4 14
11W Pitieley II
Little ili 'Ages.
E D Foonletco .t Bros 13
AR Wreck' 14
• ' beg rep.
Stikan
TRIM' 8 def.!,
11Y1Tiltnaiflori4r,73
-
11 %V ICees./ Kr0..4 .t v ll
113113 Una
JS Wriglt • 14
Lena&
(iron it Bros 19
1411a9'11artley la
1/1451r,..11, Urarwater 15
CIutESIFICATrIN OF VENOM/BOY MMICIIANDIOR.
Sale leas than $5,000, class 14
baits $ 5,000 lest - than VOA* class 13
• • 'Sales 810,000 less than $13,000 class 13
• tittles $15,000 less than 120,000 class 11
(ales (c 20,000 less than $30,000 class 10
Elides S3OPOO less than $40,000 class *3
Bales 8,40,000 less than 00,000 class 8
:And the Anima sr i the Coup , 14.....CpM3 1 3111-1
Ph•as of,sii)((,cquntyitji huJel,aß voist,sit,AK.l u
peal at the Court House In Montrose, in and for
salacounty, on Thursday, April 17th, 1873, at
nee o'clock p. ot„ at which time and place say
of the 31cmliants &bead, deticed, Sod clammed
ae afuroald, or their agents or attorneys. um"
appear and appeal treat said asstasweai U the,
;think Proper. 9E1•13.
grplysti l lilt . 22 1 '73. Mereatil7derilMirm
•••••%; • 0. • •••••-•:n--..t.• •••,..P•••••10.
G Lewis St
MP Mattoon pc% 4 14
Y;
Xfultglif !if
I• .
=liiE
116.11execo
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