fißE.—The tivielling of Mr. Eli
is Bath. Steuben co., N. Y.,
,based to the ground on thelest
7o f Decemher. Less estimated-] at
I cov ered by insurance.
Riot,—A riot occurred in Ithaca; on
ows-evening, betiveen the blacka.
portion of the whites of that place.
on,named Andrew Teeter was stab
, ' a nd badly wounded.'`
ECEREENTENCE.--4..man by
„the
, e of Yuba L. 'Brown 14 sentOced
j o g on the 26th of April best
Carolina, for assistitig a slave
•
e scape.
Bouck, in. his Message
he l e gislature of New York;" silys
2,694,839 buShels -of salt were
nfadarec! it Salina last.year—most
4 "by fire—a vast increase.
Chaffee, whose injnry
4nlionett week before • last, died
morning after, the accident Dc
,; A caution, of very frequ i ent
ience, to those handling fire arms.
:OD ADVENT LECTURES have &pen
ml to otir,citizens for a few days
without creating much interest,
DON ' T BELIEVE dial!, a lady triov
uin Philadelphia to the West sbv.
price of transportation of herbed
,ing it into a bustle!
READ. . and Messrs. EL
and WiLsoN, of the State Legis
will please accept 'our thanks
ors received.
s, the murderer, was hung on Fri-
Public fleeting.
irsuance to pdblic notice, a meeting was
he school house, in Bend sub district,
ntusbip, on; Friday evening; January
A, for the purpose of taking into consi
the pecuniary affairs of our:Commonl.
whereupon ZOE G. JENNINGS was,
the chair, and J..M. Bunt°, appointed'
The object of the meeting being
col from the chair, requesting an inter
-
& sentiment throughout the meeting,
ably responded to by, the expressiye
of almost:every member of the tneet•!.
le unanimity, rind after a consideration
embatrassznent of our matters, it' was
bat a committee of - six persons of this
be appO;med to drift a preamble an d
,ons expressive, of the sense of this nieet-
Whereupon, the chair appointed J.' &c
-r., William aoolbaugh, 2d, J. M. Bioh
1. J. Cole, Samuel Kellum, and - Win.
. 4 The committee, after retiring a pe
lurned and repot :d the following pre
la". resolutions; which were unanimous.
and_by a - resoloiion a copy was for
te our Representativee..
reas, it seems according to the best intel
)tained from different parts of this com
th. that the honest and industrious part
mushy appear to be oppressed under
enib;rrbssuleut to meet the iMperi
ands of the crectifer,that the inilustriotia
ur citizens have been led alowv by the
hdd out'by the circulating mediuniof
vim. The industriouS part of our,
caught the fatal epidemic of -credit;
0 now to threaten their ruin, end the
Igs of the pioneers of our forest, who
red hardship for years, to sustain a
t family, must 011 a sacrifice to' the
trots of the times—for the Banks, the,
all the circulating medium of. our
an instant of time, atid like the crash
ty torrent, closed their doors,refosing
weir liabilitica. Our Legislature-sus
rat, by giving them a lengthy period
iption, and their notes which they re
raileem at their counters, themselves are
Lim the hard earnings; of the todustri
may. at att_euorinous sacrifice ; and
e coffers 61 office hoidens, alike injuri
the ai.ditor and debtor. Therefore
vet!. That we do not belieye in over
''tion on priiate contracts to be an
Is policy in redeeming the sinking
note, but we do feel thaf - under the
l&ersity of the (lines. it absolutely bc
imperious duty of ovilegislators to
'aid to
,save an honest and industrious
her ei ens croon the.threatening ruin
lutely hangs oves their heads, and in
our our legislature has entered into
far ab relief of corixirated hodies and
esurnption; they, as wq helieve, how
ls cause of out present embarrass
tame justice requires extension of that
ivile - ge, to the honest, irulustriousido
e forest.
!That the wante and interest of the
this commonwealth, or a majority of
II loath united efforts in petitioning for : -
revision'end limitation of the stay law
to five years, or the 'euspension of
ingn of eqecutions for that period.
I, That we believe owing to the short
the limitation given the stay law,
),r attending by the high fees of pub.
in getting property bonded, isi calcu:
Tress rather than to relieve the neces-,
debtifr and to be of no real interest to
,That we believe it the duty) ofour
to authorize the sale or loan iof im
filcients to pay thedebt. owed the
the state at or before the time of their
believing that the times 'will not
'tech until the relief baToks resume.
41 . That we believe that,if all legal
tsforthe collection of treks were stay
nu of three or five yeais, there would
tement to the capitaliit to board up
fo r the purpose of bidding off pro
te-fifth of. its value. but would be
my their money to some laudable
That we recanitnend to other sea.
Comity and state, to use their unit.
k as, in calling meetings, expres-.
An* end petitioning for legisla
redeeming us from the pec — uniary
t under which we libor.
'hat the proceedings of this meet
by the 'chairman !Ind secretary,
in the 'Perteil.: and Argui! .
t'igned try the Officers.)
COMMITTEES M! VIGII4Ncx
=At it .meenag.Ot the Btatidingrom
mittee of Bradford. County the followingpersuns
were appointed committees of Vigilanctqor the
respective townships. •
AsylamElmar Morton, John . r. Dodge; :
AlbaaP7Wlntßlake, Miner Wilcox ;
Athens—Win. M. Overton, Henry C i Baird;
Armeniltobert Mason, Joseph Biddle:
Burlington—J.-E. Vosbnrgh, Andrew Swain;
EanfEM--Jesse Griffen; James Seller(' ; •
Columbia—Weller McLelland, Albion Budd;
,Franklin--Homce Willey, Thos. Smiley ;`>..
Granville--Seth ' R. Porter, Bdvester Taylor
Herick—Rohert Demi, WM. Angle:. '
_ .
Litchfield—Samuel Davison, T. B. Merrill ;
Leroy--Hbrace J. Stone, Ira Profut;
Monrcie--George H. Bull, Jonas Smith ;
Orwell—D. l o. Chubbnck, E. W. Olds-;
Pike—John Balpwin,..Homer Stevens;
Rome—John Passmore, J. Wi Cannon ;
Ridgbery- r - Leonard Pierce, Mark A. Burt
Sheshequin—Abijah Mead, Albert Tuttle;
Springfield--Hirarn•Sperir, Noah Bliss ; '
Smithfield—Wm.E. Barton, John L Webb ; '
South Creek—l', R More, Berijaniin Quick;
Standing Stone—Wm. Griffis, Simon Stevens;
Towanda Boro.-0. R. Tyler, T. B. Overton - ;
Towanda Tp.—Wm ; H. Foster, Hiram C. Fox ;
Troy—F. Smith, Uel Porter ;
Tuscarors.—Chester Wells, Ferris ACkla ;
Ulster—Edward Mills, Solomon Minier ;
WYS9x—Lyman Morgan., M. G. 'Whitney ;
Wells—Robert- T. Miller, E..,W. Hayard ;
Wyalusing—George Elliot, Sand. W. Bites ; "
Warren—B. Buffington Jr. Jas. Bowen; •
Windham--Jscoh Reef. Wm. Sibley ;
Durell—B.Lnporte, J.- M. Bishop ;
- The • Committees of Vigilance above 'Aimed
are respectfully requested to call meetings of
the Democratic citizens of their respective town•
-ships on Saturday the 3d day of February next
:for the purpose of choosing delegates to repre
sent said townships in the Demoeptic county
convention to be held at the Court House; on
Tuesday, evening Feb. the 6th at which con
vention deligatee are to be chosen to represent
Bradford Countkln the 4th March ✓convention
tonominate Governor and elect derogates to the
National Convention-. Never was it more im
portant that every township should be represen
ted in our county convention, and the senti
ments of the democracy 'of each 'township fully
understood. It is. therefore urgently:reccom
mended "that the democracy one and all with
out fail turnout at the delagnte meetings. •
SAMUEL HUSTON, 1 -
J. CULP, ', .. I •
GEORGE SCOTT.
EDWit CRANDALL.
CHAS.STOCKWELL,
CHESTER THOMAS,
. C.: GUTHRIE.
• Standing Committe.
NQTICE
IHEREBY GIVEN, that there; will be a
A meeting" of the Directors of the Bradford
County ' Mutual Insurance CoMpany, at one
o'clock, P.\M., on Wednesday. the 17th day of
January'inst„ at' the office of N. N. Bette. A
punctual attendance of all the directors is re
quested. N. Ns. BETTS, ? ... .
.H.B. ME RCUR; Ereeuttee
r f B. KINGSBERY, ' Committee '
•
Towcnda, January \ S, 1844. ...
.
Adjourned Special Court.
A N ADJOURNED' Special Conrt will be
AIL held in Towanda in and for the county
of Bradford on Monday the 25Th:day of March
next at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, for the trial
of the following causes, to
•
0. P. Ballard vs.. George Dewitt, ejectment ;
De Chastellatni vs. Abel Fairchild et.aLtrespass;
Sartile Holden vs. A. B. Smith et. do.
William B. Clymer vs. M. C,Drinkwater et. al.
A ejectment I -
• \
Sartile Holden vs. Moses Warren] et. at tros-
pass; • .
Rebecca Shradcr vs. 1. Decker et. al. ejectment.
A. CHUBBUCK, Prothonotary.
Prothonotary's Office,
Towanda, December 2lst 1843. t •
ESTRAY.
j"NAME to my ifielosurein Wyalosing about
the middle of November, a YEARLING
heifer. The owner is requested to prove prop
erty pay charges, and take her away.
JOHN HUFF.
Wyalusing, December 26, 1843,
• ESTRA'Y.
C AME
to my enclosure the 18th day of No
--veniber last, 3 SMALL YEAIILINGS;
one a red iiCifer,with white back and tail; one
brown heifer,with white ring on tail ; one red
steer with white on tail ; the owner is requested
to prove propirty, pay charges and take them
away. WILLIAM BRAUND.
Dec.. 18, 1843.
L. E. DE' WOLF.,
AVITUOMSTMS'
'tOWAi'slDA, PA.
(Office with' the .Registcr 4 ^Recorder.)
iV the matter of application of At a court
j Chester Park and others to of Common
be incorporated under , the style, View of
name or tittle of " The Bethel Brad. CO.,
Church,'' at Athens. • • Dec. T.'43.
• .Notice is hereby given that Chester Park,
Wm: Norton, Elisha Mathewson, Charles M.
Harsh, Jas. H. t4cott and John E. Smith an the
15th of December 1843, presented to.the
-court an instrument in.writing, and the objects,
articlei and conditions therein set forth and con
tained appearing to them lawful and not injuri
ous to the community, directed the said writing
to be filed, and that notice be- giver in one
newspaper printed in said county of Bradford,
for at least three weeks before the nextcourt of
Common Pleas of said county, setting forth
that an application has been made to said court
to grant such an-act of incorporation according
WOO act of Assembly in such case made and
prinided.
A. CHUBBUCK, Prothonotary.
Prothonotary's Office, •
Toicinuls, December 25th, 1843. S t -
rMad 00-44.111
faIHE, subscribers are prepared to fill all or
dere for Coal at ..THE OLD BED. at
the shortest notice and on the most favorable ,
terms. • Thankful -foethe patronage they
(have received, they arc: deterintne t ilo sell fine
coal for blacksmith's, attotver than ever
below offered, viz: we' wiOiell for cash -
Fine Coal at $1:25 perlon=or $1,38 in pro
duce.—Coarse and Raked ,Coat
at
' former pique. .
Bailee of imposition : Fino Coat from other
places has palmed off as-coming from our mine
—a sufficient proof of the superiority of our coal.
N. B. PUODUCE taken in pityment for coal.
• GATISB & WAOGITT.
Franklin, Brad. Co. Pa. Deccmtuu 25, 1843.
=~.~'~:
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SHERIFF'S SALES. •
.z virtue ofsundry. writs of "Wad Expo.,
O issued from,the court of common pleas
of Bradford - county, I shall expose at pulic sale
at the houie of E. Raynsiord, in the borough.
or, Toiwanda,4in Monday, the daY of DE
-CPMBEIt licit; at 1 o'clock P. M., the follow
ing piece or parcel of -laud situate in Towanda
"tPv - bounded 'on. the` north by lands ht Jimes
Manger; west by James !demur south by
21 !$ er dr. munvilie east,bY iho'Suscielnuma
river. COntaining one undr6d acres mini or
less shoal, thirty five acres improved with a log
house and log shed and peach' and apple or. .
chards thereon. . - - _ - •
Seized and taken , in execution at the Suit of
Ziba , Grist to use the of Benjamin C. Thomas
and Chester Grist vs. Seneca Simmons.
• JOHN N. - WBSTON, Sheriff.
Sherif:re Office, ?. '
TOwanda,Get. 17, 1 843; 5
- • POSTPONEMENT.
THE -above sale stands postponed_ until
.Saturday the 3d day of February same
place and time of day.
JOHN N. WESTON, Sheriff,
- • Sheriff's Office, •
Towanda, January flth, 1844.
NOTICE.
trinHE subscriber having. been appointed by
• the Orphan's court of Bradford. county,
an Auditor lb. audit the account of John 'l'.
Doyle, executor-of the last will and testament of
Edward lloyle;dee'd., afid also to Apportion the
assets *Meng the creditors of the said Edward
:Doyle, will silent] for that purpose at the Re,
- gister's office in Miwanda, on Thursday, the
let' day of February' next, at.onelo'clock in the
afternoon, of which all persons interested will
lease take notice.
E. W. BAIRD; Auditor.
Towanda, January 9;1844. • -
ESTRAY. 1
AME to the premises of the subsea
;bar is the borough of ToWanda on or
about the first day of November. Last a RED
HEIFER, alxiut one ant] a half years old with
no particular marks. ; The owner ts requested
to call prove property pay chaiges and take her
away. , . G. H. DRAKE.
Towanda, /any. Bth ,1843..
A FARM FOR SALt.
•
WHE subscriber offers for sate his farta - in
•J„ . Dula township, four and a half =EL."!
from Towandti, containing 125 acres, about 100
improved, and in a good state' of cultivation,
with convenient buildings. The location of said
farm is well kriow ‘ n, lying, on the west side"of
the river, belowiTowande, and in fair view from
W.y . sox and Standing Shine harrows. The sub
scriber wishing to leave the state will take taro-
thirds what the farM is worth and give a credit
for one-half the purchase money. Any person
Wishing to buy a property of that kind had bet=
ter call on the subscriber soon on the premises.
SAMUEL KELLUM,2d.
: - Durell, January 8,1844:
613123111277 9 0 OAD.1 1 100
1-nlr virtue of sundry writs of Vend. Expo.
'JEII issued out of the court of common pleas
of Bradford county, I shall expose to public
sale at the house of E. Raynsford in Towanda
borci. on Monday - the, 'sth day of February
next, at one o'clock P. M., the following piece
or parcel of land situate in Towanda borot.gli s ,
and bounded as follows: on the north and east
by lands belonging to the estate of George Scott
dec'd.; and an alley leading from State street to
the public sitare; on the south by lands of Col.
H. Mix, and n the west by. Main street. Con
taining about one-fourth of au acre more or less,
with a brick building - formerly. occupied as ,a
banking house, and a large double barn thereon
erected: •
ALSO- - Ono other lot on the west side of
"Main street, ['minded on the. north by William
Watkins 173 feet; cn-t e west by a lot owned
by`the estate of F. Delpe decd about 63k;
and op the south 173 feet by Thanes Elliotl's
lot. Centaining less than on e s -loutth .of an
acre, with a large frame dwolling•houethereon
erected- N
ALSO—One other lot situate or Main street,
bounded on the east by said Main rtreet ;.on the
north by an alley (eliding from.said Main to se
eond street; oit. the west by Se'cond. street;
on the south byk, Abraham GOodwin's -lot, or
a' lot occupied by Abraham Goodwin . . Con
taining less than one fourth of an acre, with a
large house thereon erected, with other out
buildings.
ALSO—One-other lot situate on Second st.,
bounded on the north by a lot owned by the
estate of F. Delpench, dec'd. f l6o feet; and on
the east by Thomas Elliott 60 - feet; and on the
south by an alley 130 feet; and on the west by
said Second street, with a largo yellow barn
thereon erected.' Likewise., a building on• Main
street, north of the said banking house, formerly
occupied as a Canal office.
14ALSO—Forty-one lots in the bit - rough of
Athens, numbered as follows—. .
84—g4-104-122-132-442- 1 152-
. 162-172-182-192-202-21 . 2-222
;-232242-252-262-273-280
.290-301-311-321-331-341-351
—361-371-381-391--401 —4o4
numbered according to Orson -Rickey's plot. or
!Ain of record in the common pleas in the case
of partition between Edward lierriCk, Esq. tnd
the.( owanda Bank.
ALSO—Nine village lots in the borough of
Towanda, numbered us folloWs
—4O-46-47-4850, according to H. Mix's
plan of the Northern LibertieS made by G. F.
. •
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of
David M. Bull vs. The Towanda Dank. • •
JOHN N. WESTON, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office,
Towanda, Jan. 9, 1844. S
Orphan's Court-of Bradford- 4 Co.
In-the'matter of the:estate of Presere
• •ed Buffington, deceased..•
ir • CERTIFY that at an Orphans Court held'
atTowanda in and for the County of Brad
jord, on the 12th day of December, A.D. 1,843;
before the lion. the Judges of said Court on the
application of Benj.Buffington 'ontiof the heirs
and legal representatives.of the Estate . of. P.
Buffingtonidee'd., late of Warren township, the
Court grant a Rule on the heirs, and legal reP
reSentatives of said decedent, to Conte into' Court
on the sth day of February next, to accept or
.refuse the estate of said decedent at the value-
thin made thereof, end in case they shall refuse
to accept the same, to show - cause if any they
have why the same should not.be sot&
Ia testimony whereof I fume hereunto set my
hand and seal of office, this 12thIliti of The.
1843.
JULIUS RUSSELL, C.. 0. C.
Register's Of
Towanda, .Dcc. 12th, .1843 J I.‘
El
SHERIFF'S iSALES.
MOT' virtue of write of
,Vend. Expo. issued,
lIIP from the court of common pleits of Brad
ford county, to ma directed, I. shall 1 eipme to,
public sale at the house of E. Rciyiziford in the
Bpiough 'of Tinvanda, on _Monday;. the 6th
day 'of February next, at one `ieclock,,P. M.
tho . following described land situnte in Burling
ton and. bounded on, the north by! land of Haas
ley r.east by land of William 'Knapp, Polly
Rundall, Z. Lane and John Gwitin ; on the
south by lend( of Z. Line ; and on the treat
by Sugar Creek and lands of Soper itt
and A. Lane. Containing
,one htindred and
twenty two acres more or less, with about se
venty Lye improved with two dwelling houses,
double saw mill, single saw mill; grist mill and
framed barn and shed thereon erected. • ,
Seized and taken in • execution at the Suit of
Gordon Bonham vs. Asahel Sutith.
ALSO—The following piece or pintol of,
land situate! on the main road , leading lrons
Towanda to Skinners Eddy; on the west by
Charles .Hendrieh'S -lands; on :the south by
land of Ephraim Beeman and the Susquehanna
river on the " east. • Containing thirty seven
acres more - or less, all iinprovett with a tavern
stand, store houge and harts thereon, it being
the same property that was purchaSed at Sher
iff's sale by Philip: Sullivan on executions
against label. Coons and , others.
- Seized mid taken in execution at the suit of
Ralph Martin to the use. of Nelson C. Martin
vs. Philip Sullivan.
ALSO—The following piece orrcel of
land.situate in Wyalusing township, ap p d boun
ded on the north by the main road leading from
Towanda to Skinneri Eddy'; .on the east by
Chas. Hendrick's land; on the 'smith by land
of EphraiinHeernan and the Snsebehanna ri
ver on the east. Containing thirty sevm_acres
more or leas, all improved, with a new two sto
ry Tavern stand thereon, and store house and
barn thereon, it being the same property which
was purchased at Sheriff's sale by Philip Sulli
van in execution against Jacob Coons and oth-
em, • ,
Seized'and 'taken irr execution at the suit of
Ralph Martin to the use Nelson S.C. Martin vs.
Philip Sullivan.
ALSO—The following lot of land suate in
Granville township and, bounded -on t he north
by lands of David Corley ; on the east 6y lands
of Jonathan Scott;. on the southrtrids of
William Shoemaker and Moses Ayres; on the.
west by lands of Ziba Morse. Containing
about one hundred acres and about three acres
improved with a log house and saw Mill there
on erected. , • ' '
Seized and taken , in' execution' at the suit of
Poineroy dr. Redington vs. Gilbert Ayres.
ALSO—The described lot of lend in Arme
nia townshipand bounded on the west by Jand
of Abiram Fields; on the north by the Drinker
lands; east by Cassander Kingman ; south by
the highway. Containing one hundred acres
with' about thirty acres improtied with a log
house . and log barn thereon.
" Seized- and taken in execution at the suit of
Reuben" Case vs: Levi ,W. Gardner. •
ALSO—The following, piece or parcel of
land situate in Springfield township and teinn
ded on the north by lands of William Grace ;
on the east by land of Daniel Cleveland; on
the south by lands of Chimney', Guthrie and
Ephraim Sargent; on the west by lands of W.
Eaton.. Containing about two 'hundred acres
more or less, abOut one hundred end fifty acres
Of which are under improvement; with two fra,
med dwelling houses and two: barn thereon .
erected, together with, an orchard of different
kinds of fruit trees.
' Seized and taken in execution at the suit of
Darius Bullock to the use of Orrin P. Ballard
' vs. George Grace. -
ALSO-A piece or parcel of 'land situate in
Ridgbury township and bounded on the north
by lands of —; east by lands formerly
owned by George Kress ; south by- lands of W.
Mitchell; west by , lands of — Anglenure—
Containing one hundred and twenty two acres
more or less, with about acres improved
with a small-apple 'orchard and other fruit tree 4.
two log houses arid an old log barn thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at 'the suit of
Tracy & Lockwood's use, etal. vs. John Tyler.
. ALSO—The following piece or parcel of
land situate in Burlington township and boun
ded as follows: beginning at a white pine N.
W. corn of ttt, no. 241 on warrant lot n 0,4430;
thence east ne hundred and eighteen perches
to the rich east coiner of same lot,and south
east comer of Joshua Bailey's lot; thence south
one hundred end forty seven perches to the
Audi wesecomet'of,lot no. 243 a post for a
corner; thence west oaqinnilied and eighteen
perches to the north West ,cerner of lot no. 255
a post for a comer; thence north one hundred
and; forty seven perches to the beginning.—
Containing one hundred and eighteeit,acres
and sixty six perches strict measure, it r Ong,
part of warrant lot no. 4430.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of
Timothy Paxton & William Davidson trustees
of the Bank of North America vs. Michael Rus
sell & Enos Bennet. F
ALSO—The following piece of land situate
. in Sheshequin township' bounded as follows :
-beginning at on the N. E. line el le tract of land
in the warrantee name of Jonathan Hancock
where the same intersects the south line of the
possession of the late JamesTidlack deceased,
according to the
. common survey at a B. R.,
marked' for the Corner of the lot now to be con
veyed ; thence along the first above mentioned
line N. 49 10-4 -W. eighty five perches to .a
post and stones fir a corner ; thence west sev
enty perches to a white pine sapling marked'
S. M.; 'thence north about seventy nine perches
more or less, to a chestnut post standing on the
first above. mentioned line; thence alciag the•
said lino N. 43/ W. about nineteen perches to
the Susquehanna river a corner of the said
Hancock west; thence S. 3-10° west along ,
said rive s !• onckhundred - and four and 5-10,,per
a -,
chea to pine , stump'S. W. corner of the said',
Henpeck W. R. ; thence south 26°'E. one
hndilreil and twenty - eight perehes,to a post &'
shines; thence east to the S. W. corner of the,
P. Bidlack possession and along the south line
thereof 163 perches . to the beginning. - Core;
taining one hundred and six acres more or less
about acres impreved, with a house
and -- therecni. • 1 :
ALSO—one oth r lot neat the above begin.
sting at a post the south east cerner of lot for,
merly belonging to the late John Cahill dec'd ;
thence S. 17° E. 385 4-10werehes to post,
south 12 west 78 to a post; thence B. 25° W.
12 perches to a,post; thence 8. 12 W .'lB per
ches top post; thence S. 46° W.lO perches to
a post;.thanes 8. 8°- 9 Perches to -*a birch tree
on east lino of the Whitmore: Warrant;.thence
N.. 43/ W.
.on said Whitmore's lino 157 and
8-10 perches to a post; thence, east along the
south line of said Cahill lot 98. ind (4-10 perch
es to the pike of beginning. Conthinitig thir
ty eight aereseightyseven perches More or lest..
.B"Seized and taken in executing at the snit of,
Johnnycler•vs. Samuel H.iM'AlTee
ALSO—Tho following -piece or parcel ,of
land situate•inBhesliequin township and houn
ded on the east by Daniel Strublei and, Elijah
Townsend; on the north by Janda in poseesti
Glen . of Babcock and others ; on the west by
J. :Murphy and Elijah Townsend ; on the-south
TAISTAtEMIONT
AFIV the amountdesciption,ind,vilue of the real - and personal property, tredve; ⪙ made
taxable by thd act of 11th of June, 1840; shooing thi amount of tax assesseti'for County
PTPose4 in.each.township and fkirough of the county of Bradford; the the-sutra . assessed for th e .
use, of tile Corniwlth • and thO apportionment thereof, a c cording to the assessment in 4311 of 18,13:
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. , al 2 % - . I 1 : - c-" i rt .?. 2 - - 9 , 2% I z• - Fl - $ . 111 , 1 : I {l I_
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Athens borough,
.: • 874.194' , 370 97 9 $74 - 19 : :$12,766 $38.1 , 1 12 29
"- ' luivnahlit.,.- 186,984 , . 943 92 F 186, 98 . • " 5.710 - - 17114 204 12 ..
Asylum;•- I - "49,923 - 249 61 ..,- 49 .92 ,/ , 220 . 'l66 50'6 8
Albany, , - - l 41,548 • 207 74
_„'"''' 41 54 - :' ' . 1.500 .'„ 4 'lO 46 04
Armenia. - • - ; ; '20,555 . 102 77 .1. 20 55 - .... ', 700.' '".. 2 'lO 22 ‘45
Burlington, •-• l. .68,381 .. • 34,1 90 Fr .68 _3 -• . • •." • ;68.'38
Canton,. . -. ..: : . .76,354 .. 381 7776, 35 '.. 5,220 . 15 66 '93 .51
Columbia, - -- : ,83,361 i ' - . 418 44 '..
83 68 - 400 '12084 88
Durell, -..-• " -
-
Franklin, -- .- ' 24,672 - -... 123' 36 • 24 67 '• - .• • '' 24 67
Granville, - - '- 47,394 ' 236 97 .. 47 39 .. •..•• . . ..- 47'39
Herrick, - r ' - 39,552 Ip7 76 39 55•
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. _ t : 39 55,
Litchfield,' - - . • 74,389 , • 376_ 94' 74 38 . - '.. 400. 120 75 58
Leroy, ' - .- ' .. 33,989 . .169 94 : 33 98 . 88, -, 25 34 23
Monroe,: - ' - .112,270 566 35 • . 112 27 - 1,000 -
.3 00 115 27
Orwell, -
..'. - 102,980 •'' 4514 90 :. 102 98 • 1,200 360 196 58
Pike, ' - ---:- --- -. 177,761 -,
1888 80 ' 177 76 '''' ' • " 177 76
Rome, - - • 68403 ( 341 01 .- 69 - 20 - .350 105 69:-25
Ridgben3r. - 5z..,..1• 71,919 . 359. 58 _ 71.91 % 395 . 1.18 73 tio
B heldrluitt, - il 121,585 607 92 . - 12158 ; 3,365 .10 09 43 74
Springfield. -
.- . 68,564 .- 342 62 68 56 . 973 '2 91 :71 '47
Seeithoeld, . - • l.• ' 124,564 622 82 124 56 • 12,300 - 36 90 161.'46.
South Creek, . - 22,429 • • 112
.14 " 22 42 , :,_ - 22' 42
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Standing Stone, - .• 55,732`' - 278 - 66 .- 55 - 73 • 2 1 ,100 6 '3O 62 OS
Totvanda tiorough, - - 148,686 s4,po 0 743 43 148 08 : ' 33600.3,'' 186 00 334,";68:-
. 4 „ tl l, - 74,468 372 34 . 74 46 -. , i :. , . . -74 '..56
Troy. -. I- •• - 156,667 200 783 33 - 156 , 66 : ..g,ocio '8 00 164 66
Tuiccarora, 6 .., - . 42.839 214 19 . 42 83 - - r - I•• .l - '42 83 '
Ulster, -. '1 - - 86,319 431 59 88 31 ' 2,370 7i I 99' 42
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Wysoz, . 7 , 103,623 5lB !..4 - 103 62 • . , 103 62
Welk,; -• ' • - : 49,715- -. 248 57 - 49 .71 : • 541 'I 62 51 33.
Wyalusing,
~. - • 88,612 ' 443 06 BB 61 ~ , -00 .1 35. 89 96 '
Warren,: , ... - ' 91.594 . ' 1457
. 97 191 59 • - ' 91 59
Wiridhain ' - I 82562 ' 1262 811 52 56 . 500 .1 50 54. 08'
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:Bradford Couray, SS. .
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WE the'Coonnissioners Of.said County, do hereby certify the abOve statement to:be correct
according to the returns made by. the Assessors of the several Toivriships . .and Boroughs in said
County ;land we hereby give notice that the Board of Revision Will meet. at' the C'entin6sioner's
Office, in Towanda: on Wednesday the 24thiday•of.humary 1844, .• to sorrect and equalize - the
above valuation. Wktriesa, our hands and seal at Towanda, the 4th 4ay of.Junuaiy 1844,
E. ASPENWALL, _
i ' '. D. BRINK; C,cmmitssioners.
J. TOWNER. • ' ' .1.
S. CHAMBElitii, Clerk.
by M atthew Russell. Containing ono hundred Seized and taken in 'execution Aat, ill'e suit of
and ninety five .acres more or less, with about Joseph Packer to the use of Samuel Santa ce
two acme improved. • . surviving , parrners of A. A. Beckwith & 11.
ALSO—One other piece or parcel of land W. Strong vs. Luther GateS. . •
situate in Rome township and bounded on the
The following piece or ;mud of
east by Aaron Drake ; on the •north by Hiram nd situate in Leroy, township. and botintled
Drake end John 'Moore; on the west by Natli'l e north hyl Samuel Tice; west by the
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Hodgektss' ; on the south by Aaron Frost .— heirs of Peter Walter; mouth by Towanda
C o ntaining ninety nine acres or thereabouts, creek; cast by S!,, Higgs and Sam'l Viailleet.,—
with about twenty five acres improved, with a Containing, 70'acres" or thereabouts with a log
plink house and a log barn thereon erected. house and small framed barn with about:thirty
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of acres improved, by virtue il two exscutions.
Sally, Gore vs. Lucius Eastman and Elijah Seized and taken in execution at the suit of
Towsend. ' 0. P. Ballard vs.Dailo.v Gorham.
ALSO—A certain farm and tract of land in ALSO—"he following piece or parcel 'of
• sylten townshipand bounded on the north by land situate , in Ddrell township andhounded ,as
lands °CC G. M. liollenback, Moses Branched' & follows: beginning at a storm heap Ull the.bank
Hiram Brown; west by lands of G. M. Hellen- of - the • Sulquebatma river;, thence west 600
back and Samuel) H. Butler; south by lands of perches_ to - a yellow pine; thence north 125
Thomas Ingham • east by tracts formerly cal- perches to a pine ; thence cast 490 perches to
led the Church lands. ContaMieg• two him- a black . oak ; thence down the Susspiehanna
died acies.orihereabouts with one frame house the several courses.of the same 176 perches to
one frame barn and one saw mill and-orchard the place of beginning.. Containing four hun
with thirty.Or forty acre's iMprovecL died acres more or less, with Cow flamed hoe-
Seized and taken in execution at the snit of 'see, three framed barns and a saw tnill thereon
C. F. Welles Jr. vs. Seymour Beetoan. , erected '•with about
. one hundred and "silty
ALSO—The following described piece Or acres improved and a small 'orchard:
parcel of land site to in Herrick township and 'Seized and taken in 'execution l the suit of
bounded on the eas by lands of Charles Dick- Simon Stevens vs. Seim Payne.
son; on the 'south j by lands of Edward Over. ALSO—One other tract. of,land situate in
ton; on the west by lands of '— Wheeler; Ridgebury township, bounded on the north by
on the north byrwarrant said_lot. - Con- land of John Tyler. cast hylind ls ! te of S,
mining One hundred acres more or less about Mitchell, south by land of "'Vincent Ower,, and
thirty acres improved,'with a log housh and sta- west by land of Charles Dewey, with one
ble thereon erected. •• , acre thereon improved with a saw mill and log
Seizeiland taken in execution at the suiLof house thereon -erected,. containing silty acres -
Welch Cameron & Co. ve..Harry N. t-paltling more or less.
who survived Wm. Myer late of the firm of Seized and taken in execution at the suit "of
Myer & Spalding. Vincent Owen vs. Wm. W. Mitchell and Jacob
ALSO—The undivided half part of a lot or Mitchell, who survived Samuel W. Mitchell.
piece of land in Towanda township, bounded ALSO—The following piece or parcel of
on the east by later owned by Isaac Horton ; land situate 'in Orwell township and bounded
nonh by J. C. Powell; west by land belonging on the north by lands belonging to Anson Col
to the estate of Abial Foster; south by the old lins ; on the cast by lands 'of John Frost; on
Mills farm. Containing about thirty acres more . the south - by lands, of Simeon Dimmick ; and
or less. i on' the west' by unseated beak. • Containing
. Seized and taken in execution at the snit of eighty nine acres more or less, forty acres im-
David M. Bull vs. Stephen A.Mills., proved. framed house and. two' framed barns
ALSO-1.-The following, property in Towan-- thcreon'erected.
da township and boundedon the ninth by land Seized and taken in executionlat the suit of
in the,kossession of Chester Bennett; on the E. R.,Myer & harry 'Morgan administrators of
west by lands of Nathaniel Bennett; on •the 'Wm. Myer deceased, vs. Eiastus Lovejt.
south by lands„of Myer & Manville; on the ALSO-Lily "virtue of a LevariTicias, a cer
east by lands in 'the possession of Enoch I,u- bait{lot piece oi parcel of land situate rind boun
ther. Containing about ninety acres more or 'fled as, follows: beginning at the south west'
less with alxiut forty of acres improved, corner of 'a lot deeded to Henry Sexton, from
with a
an
house and, banliereon erected , the east side of I lot no. 173 'on the warrant lot
with an orchard thereon. ;, no. 1471 ; thence north on; the west line of said
Seized and taken in execution at suit of deeded lot one hundred and eighty one perches
S. S. & M. Bailey to the use of Tobiasji t east corner lof said deeded lot ;
& Co. vs. Enos Bennett. • et lirty 'perches' to a post; thence
ALSO'—The following &scribed leer hun red and nighty one perches to
parcel Of • land situate in the township of.T is of. scid warrant; thence east tbir
rine and bounded as followsl. beginning o tbi; place of beginiing. Contain-
Ford north east corner; thence south 833 ma ' am/ere end one hundred and fifty
133 peichesi; thence north 20 east 42 perches* perches, etrictineasure, about twenty acres ha
te an oak; thence north 70 cast 100 perches proved with a. trained hot endlbarn thereon.
to stake and stones; thence south 20 visst 100 Seized and taken in execution rat tho suit of
perches to an oak : thence south 70 west 100' ' Timothy - Paiton & William Davidson
perches to John Ford's land; thence along tees of the Bank of North America vs. Benja
said Ford's land 54 perches to the placeof be- ruin Saxton Jr. & I.iunon Putnam administra
ginning. Containing sixty four acres 134 per. toes of Benjamin Saxton deceased..,
cites all improved With a dwelling bOnse, ham, ALSO—A certain measuage, tract, lot, piece
and other out buildings and a good orchard or parcel .of land situate in
.the township ef
thereon being part of e tract of land in the war. Franklin county and state aforesaid and'whieb
rantra name •of William Smith contracted• for said tract is known by the name . of the Isaac
by, Asa Heaim 14 , Feb. 1824 by him Sorrell tract, 'bounded as follows'. beginning
signed to Mitchell, V. Bogart and by Bogart at a post;,thence by lands of Sainuel Pleasant ;
assigned to Thomas Morley. south two hundted . and thirty three perches to
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of
a post ; • thence salt
,e
north 185 perches to an3l2 perchesio a white piop
M. C. Mercer to the use of David F. Barstow (now down ;) thenc
vs. Thomas Morley & John, Morley. ash ; 'thence up Tower do creek 385 perch& to'
ALSO—The following piece or parcel of
the place of beginning:.Centsining four bun
.
land in . Burlington township and bounded on died and five acres Cod one quarter,
seized.and taken in . exicution at the suit of
the north 'by land of E. Loomis': on the east
Bank of North - America vs. William B. Spat
by Jesse Beach; on the south by Noah Leon
ding- mortgagor and assignee 'of SouthWiek
ard ; and on the west by Robert Clafilizi. Con
wiling about one hundred no fifty serest. more Ptentice no-mortgagor with Wrie.B. 'Spalding,
Or less with about sixty acres improved. with a' " . 'JOHN N; WESTON, Sheriff,
fronted house and framed Mon and saw mill - Sberifre Office, • .
thereon, alse:a large_orchard. - Towanda,-lanuary 9th, 1844.$
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of •
. SPECIAL COURT.
William Vroman va.Beriab Pratt rind _ Allen
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McKean. • ; _ nrillE Hon.WILLIAM JESSUP, Frei's!, tat
• ALSO—A piece or-Pareel of land situate in ; Jake of the II tb JailiciidDietriii•of Penn-
Ridgbury 'township an . crbounded on: the north eylvanite, has onlered and appointed a Special
by lande of H. Cumnpngs:, on the east by land Court ofeonneon Plane to beheld fertheConntir,
of Eli
~Mosier ; ' south. by
,lands of Clarke Coop- of.l3railtord, at,Towanda. on Monday. tbe,2sth
ei; on ilia west by lands of Kinney Dewitt St,. day of March next.at two °clock. P. M, for tho
Everitt. Containing' one 'hundred, acres . oflall.such causes as May then he pending
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moremorefit letis with about'thirty acres improved in said' court...
a log house, log barn, and email apple orchard AARON' CITUBBUCK. P.stla'y
then on. ' - - rethonotary's 'office Towanda, P• "9 04*
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