132 which the ;. state hSs no 1n
; g ig would increase the reven ges e
,75, 000 to 100,000 dollars, which
, f o 'r want of this outlet, is reduced
at $15,000 ; and will be lest
:her to the state, should the extend
, o f the Delpf4o -and Raritan .canal
irpleted. For the moment this
, 35 0 is finished, all the.coal which
' passeslßongh the-state canal, will
effectually 'transferred
;: e ,Ntv Jersey canal opposite Eas-
Ba the construction of the outlet
o b r ite the necessity of the pro.
sdextension, provided the 'authority
is given before any final ac.;
t fih New Jersey Legislatuxe.—
i is s(Turing, to the state some re
(rom the . coal trade—fOr her
i in proveinen.ts, the profits i on
,hie now in the hands of rival coal
• ;' these- companies; to whom in
should. not -be done, but with
, s e rival interests we have nothing.
,f) not. be Materially affeeted.,
er t .Otive: positions, it is t rue .
a great extent he changed ;
l je effeci.would'aimply be, that the
rll ill coal will he deposited at
and shitcped coast-wise—
f-rom the Lehigh and Wyoming
fields would itass directly throtigh
; , t;ite canal to New York.
he . v i l ote question then, so far as
state is concerned, is, whether the
the dm - it - ruction of an outlet
o:.B6ck's Eddy, shall secure from
000 10 100,000 dollars revenue; or,
c !I:1' $15,000 Which. she now gets
5 -
- ORONG the: onstrucition of the pro
zt,l t.t tension.
would obsert; - e that I have no per
interest whatever is the subject,
i . rom the good of my native state ;
hould be pleased if you would call
a:teption of the Legislature to it.
I am, gentlemen,
Very respectfully, yours. •
EL " OGLE GOLD SPOON ". CASE.
editor of the Bedford Gazette wass
for a libel for eopying the story
\lr.ogle had retracied On Ins'death
certain infamous charges in his fa,
recli agatnst Mr. Van Buren,.
'editor was not •allowed to give in
see the truth of the article, conse
the editor was tpulcred in a flue
Gov. Porter remitted : the fine
the prosecution being evi
olte of political vengeance.
,CCiDENT TO TUE - BRITTANIA.ThiS
on her last voyage carne near .
the fate of the unfortunate Co- .
She struck fouyinnes between .
.;,; l am and . Cape Cod Light, thump
:tiotty hard, the .passengers were
:y.alaruied, and the utmost..con
la:ion prevailed an board.. The
4nt occurred-in the evening, .and
resse - V having, been ' drawn- on the
:tiers ; (ay by until morning, when
ilot discarered his location,. and
inued-on the voyage._
As EnctmoN . .—At Colu l mbus,Ohio,
the 9 . ,11 i4st : , the - two murderers,
&am Tonng Graham, alias William
and Hester' Foster, colored wo.;
1, Were launched into eternity. The
)Ird ofpeople was 'thousands; of all
and aexes. They 'were attended
several of the clergy, but Clark was
:/Gate to the last, refusing to pay
- at:elation to the, awful event..".
Lien 80n. 7 --A steamboat is
m build-
It . Cleveland, Obio, of most extra
lary dimensions. Her keel is two
red and fifty . -four feet long . . On
;he will be;two.hundred and six-
Ti feet, and:. will measure twelve
red tons. Her dining cabin trill
o hundred;:and , . tbirty feet. Site
be ready for service in course. "of
ensuing. sumua r ei.
deputy
Woburn, Mass:, lately . made a
iumpon a gambling house in that
and took into custody seven gam-
With their inii)lemente..cornpris
twenty-three gaming -cocks, valued
leir,owner at twenty-five hundred.
%! The cock.were dOcapitated
presence Oa number of citizens.
' a GP , SAt.r..—The C'elebraied farm
RoSe, at Silve rake, 'P a.,
tea thousand sweep. l A 'few
Ince the proPrietor sold at one
• manufacturer at Ithaca, 300
of wool, each sale weighing 150
) pounds, at 31 cents per,pound. •
qzt vivrrnew. the great Apes
temperauce iu lietand, is espeet i
3 rrireitt this: gauntry in. June
A; REiIINISCENCE.—A. cannel? ' was
lately dug up at NorristoWn. It
spiked, and the trunnion broken off as: ,
it was left bY the Americans in - aban
doning a redoubt which was thrown - up
tiii the spot'where the gun was found,
RUSTORED'AIIIIIDVS.--.li is stnted,that
a bide boy was murdered by its father
one day last 'week, in the lower part of
Susquehanna county. We 'see nu
mention of it in the Montrose papers,
however:
WE MAY PAY SOME ATTENTiOS to the
person Avho dues' the ,fancy•editing of
the Argus, next week, )f mare impirtant
_ .
'matters do not occupy ourwspace.
Marri;oll,
n Pike, on the evening of the 22d, by Rev. Itri.
Roger, SkIIVEL BUCK MAILTRA
sox, all ofTike.
With the above notice, we received the prin•
ter's usual fee, in as in duty bounttwe wish
the newli,married couple all the felicities which
the state of matrimony is capable of producing.
At Peru, 111., on the 25th January, i'utztoN
D. BREWsTrat of the fir of Baldwin
& Brewster, to Miss P. A. MANN, daughter
of the late - Atm Mann Esq..of Tioga,cer.,;Pa.
I -
On Sunday evening, the-Ildi inst., in the I.9th
year of his ade,,J.tilcs EDWARD, second son
of Dr. J. Tallinadge, of Candor, lei. Y.
" He came, like a dream in the dawn of life,
He fled, like a shadow before its noon."
Thus quickly has passed from earth to the
spirit world, one, who in the spriiv, time of life,
upon whom were lavished many fend hopes and
affections. Truly, in this instance, has death
singled out " a shining .mark ;" frit upon his
youthful form, nature had convened more than
her usual charms of loveliness:
Endowed with mental faculties 4 of no ordina
-
ry mould, he exerted himself with Unceasing
perseverance, in the acquirement of an educa
tion, in different Academies, for nearly three
gears, and the success iwhich attended his ef
forts was- such, as to inspire in Ithe bosom of
liis friends, the hope, that his future cor.rse
would be one of Usefulness and lionnr.
• But Consumption did its work:of ruin, and
the wild winds now chant.a mournful rtquiem
over the lonely couch of his sepulchral sleep,
regardless . of the once exalted worth of him that '
slumbers beneath, and who but a short time
since was rejoicing in the full bloom and vigor
of health, and enjoyed prospects as bright and
flattering for a long, and happy life as any who .
ate left to mourn their untimely loss.
During his illness though it was severe, he
was never heard to complain. The tine spirit
of submission to the Will of Heaven was mani
fested at all times, andileep penitence for his sins
extibited, till he finally; obtained that evidence
of his acceptance with God, which lifted him
above the fearof death and enabled him to tri
umph in the hour of his approaching dissoltition
" with a joy unspeakable and full of glory."
Thus may it be said of :iirrCas it was of the
admired and lainented Kirk White, of Who - se
character he seemed largely to partake :
" Oft genius early qciits this sod,
Impatient of a robe of clay ; -
Spread the bright pinion, spurns the clod,
And smiles, and s soars, and steals away.
" BUt more than genius urged thy flight,
And marked the way, dear youth! for thee:
ED3VARD sprang up to worlds of light,
-On wings of immortality."
[lthaca Chronicle.
Mr* RELIGIOUS NOTICE.—RE.
Mu. Grasox,will preach at the Court
House, in this borough on next Sabbath. Ser
vices to commence at early candlelighting
J. C. ADAMS ESQ.jwill lecture
before the Borough Temperance So
ciety, at the Court House on Tuessiiiy { evening
next. . I
DISSOLUTION.
IbTICE is hereby given, that the ,firm of
HATHAWAY & WILCOX, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent! Alt monies
due the firm must be paid to §. HATIIAWAS,
by whom all demands against the firm. will be
settled. . S. HATHA WAY,
J. WILCOX. •
Towanda, February 22d, 1.844.
BOOT & SHOE MAKING,
I=lll
Oa my own hooks again!!
e
,
STEPHEN HATHAWAY informs • the
public generally that he is still prepared
to manufacture, of the best material, and in the
most substantial and •elegant manner, all de
scriptions of Boots and Shoes.
Morocco, Calf and Coarse'Boots and Shoes;
Ladies' shoes and gaiters; youth's do.
All work made by me will be warranted.to
be well made. Call and try.
• Country Produce taken in payment for work.
" Towanda, February 27th, 1344.
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
Bradford County ss. • -
JOHN N. WESTON, High Sherif' . of
Bradford County, being duly sworn, de
pasith and saitb, that on Friday•the 16th day
of February inst., at one o'clock P. M., agreea
•bly to the warrant of the Governor for that pur
pose to him directed, he executed James Dolan,
convicted of the crime of murder, by I:Arcing
him by the neck, within the yard of the' jail of
said county until he was dead. •
• . J. N. WESTON.
S worn and subscribed,, this 7.2 d of Fcbruhry,
,1844, before me, .
A. Goonwtx, Aisociate Judge.
IMBBLS. ITHACA. FLOUR, 20 bbls.
11stavittleseork, 500 Bushels Grain,
1006 Lights Window, Sash for sale at
1-rebruary 26, 1E14. . .. MONTANYVS.
SHERIFFS - SALE.
;710Y /virtue of a writ of Vend. - Expo. issued
NB from the court of carmen pleas of Brad•
ford county, to me directed, shall expose - to
public dale_at the house of.E. Raunsford m the
Borough of Towabda, ,on Monday,, the 25th
day 'of MARCH next, at one o'clock, P. M.
The following described piece 'Or parcel- of
land situate in Eurell township and bounded as
follows: beginning ate stone heap on the bank
of the Susquehanna river; thence west 600
perches, two yellow; pine; thence 'north 125
perches to a pine; thence east 490 perches to
a black oak; thence down the Susquehanna
the several courses,cf the same 175 perches to
the place of beginning. Centainino , four bun•
dred rieres - moro or leSt, with four framed hou.
ses, thi - ee framed barns aide saw mill thereon
erected with about one hundred and sixty
acres improved and a small orchard.
,Seized and taken in execution at the suit of
Simon Stevens vs. Bela Payne.
ALSO—A piece or parcel; of land situate in
Columbia township and bounded north by high
'way leading from Columbia 'A Roads to Spring
field and Wm. Garnets; on the east by Henry
Parsons and' f:alet , S.. Burt ; on the, south by
lands of Isaac Stra% James Parsons anci Wm.
Gemet ; on tho west by lands of Jas:Parsoes,
John Hurlburt and Path Furman, and the high•
way leading from Troy to Elmira. Containing
one hundred fort forty - live acres and one hundredand forty nine patches, about fifty
acres impro.
led vith a framed tavern house, one large Ira
rn:e4 barn, one horse barn and shed thereon .
erected. 4 •
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of
'Oliver Bosley vs Jehial Gregory.
ALSO—By virtue of a Fi. Fa. the following
described piece or parcel of land situate in Wya
lusing township and bbunded on the north by
the main road leading from Towanda to Skin
ner's Eddy ; on the cast by Charles Hendricks
land ; on the south by land of Ephraim Bee
man and the Susquehanna river on the east.—
Containing thirty-, seven acres more or less all
improved with a new 'two story tavern stand
stone house and barn thereon, it being the same
property which was purchased at Sheriff's sale
by Philip Sullivan irr execution against Jacob
Coons & others.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of
Ralph Martin vs. Philip Sullivan.
JOHN N. WESTON, Sheriff,
eciff's Office.
Towanda, TebruarY 17, 1844.4
STfUo
I%.TOTICE is heieby given to the members
11l of the Bradford County Mutual Insurance
Company, that their Board of Direct-its have
this day made an assessment of 7i per cent, on
the prembina notes, which is to be paid compa
ny by the 15th day of April next.
SIDNEY S. BAILEY, Secretary.
Insurance Office,
To -anda, February, 14, 1844.."
NOTICE •
ARLL those indebted to the subtcribers who
expect to pay-in Grain, must deliver it by
the first of MARCH next, otherwise; we 'shall
expect the Cash by the first of April. Those
neglect this call. will find their ;rotes and ac
counts in the hands of an attorney,- rho will
collect them in the shortest lime possible.
J.F.MEANS & CO.
Towanda, Feb. 20,1844.
,7`
Administrator's' Notice.
A LL PERSONS indebted to the estate of
AT,UERT A. BEc§.-wrrn late of Elmira m
the county of Chemun,i and state of New York
deceased, are notified to make payment and all
persons having demands against said estate are
notified to present theta duly attested for settle
ment.
This notice isintendediorall persons in this
Cominonwealth having unsettled business with
said decOased at the time of his death either in
his indi4dunl capacity or as connected in part
nership with any other person or persons inclu
ding the unsettled mercantile and other busi
ness done in Ridgbury township by Beckwith,
Satterlee & Strong, and by Beckwith & Satter
lee, and business date by Hector W. Strong in
Which he had an interest.
JOHN L. WEBB Administrator:
Smithfield, Bradford Co., Pa., Feb. 6, 1844.
Watch , and Clock • Repairina
a, CILVItthER.LI.7I7,•
' RESPECTFULLY In
'Ms his friends and the
iblic that he still contin
mc to carry on the above
ishiess at his old stand,
iedoor south ()filmes
Ilion's store, and nearly
}posit° the Hay Scales.
irk Repairing ;
will he done on short notice; and warranted to
be well done. From a long experience in the
business, he believes that he wilt ho able to ten.
der perfect satisfaction to all, who may favoi
him with their patronage.
N.H. Watches warranted to run well one
year, or the money refunded ; and a written
agreement to that effect given to all that desire
one.
CLOCKS.-- , A largo assortment just receiv
ted and for sale very low for cash. •
, Towanda, January 29, 1844,
NEW_EZL'aireCTrE. -
CLOCKS, ST, JEWELRY. .
THE subscriber has recently returned from
New York and has just received this day
a.splendid • assortmentiof goods in his line.—
Among his assortment may be found Gold and
Silver Levers, Horizontal. Lepino and common
"Watches of the best quality and at reduced pri
ces. Also, Brass eight. day and twenty four
hot? Woor• Clocks.
Among his assortment of Jewelry may be
found Gold & Sileer Pencils, Breast Tins, Ear
Rings, - Finger Rings, VVrist E Clasps, Sleeve
Pins, Guard & Fob Challis, Gijld & common
Keys, .Pocket Kni) , es. Specks and Goggles,
Silver- Thimbles, Steel Pens. Wallets, Tooth
Brushes, Tobacco and Stniffßoxes, Accordions,
Percussipn Paps, Violin Strings, Clarionet
Reeds, Pencil Points, Table & Tea Spoons all
of which will be'sold low fur Ready Pay.
• - 11 0 420,M ram - PATaztaa, •
All kinds' of,, Watches & .•locks repaired 'on
short notice and dose Well. Also, Engraving
in style. Call and sec.
J. M. GILLSON..
0: Neat doOr in the Post Office
Towatida, N0v.,170, 1843. - _
ESTRAY. •
I ,‘•
Ar4MME to my inclosure in Wyalusineubout
‘..) the raiddla of November a YEARLING
heifer. =The owner is requested to prove prop
erty,
PaY:: charges, 'rind = take her away.
-
. ; • JOHN' H WT.
4
la,atsutz., December 26,1e43, •
•
Adininistrator"i
ALLL PERSONS indebted to
,the estate of
, 'Jacob' Arnout, late of Towanda township
deeedsed, are hereby notifieato make immediate
paynient ; • and OR persons! having demands
against said. estate, are requested WI Present'
them to the subscriber, legally authentidated JOE
settlement without delay. .
- GEORGE-H. B,ULL,
,
' . • 'Atiminiatiators.
Monroe, Decerokr 11th, i 1843. • ,
• Adjourned Special Cot.
kIAtrjOURNED Special Coat be
field in
Towanda nnd for t se county
of Btadford on :Monday the 25th day tf March
next at 10 o'clock in the ferenoon fo the trial
of the following causes, to wit: I „
0. P. Ballard vs. George Dewitt, ejec tment;
Dephastellaus vs. Abel Fairchild et. 84 trespass;
Senile Holden va.A. B. Smith et. all do.
William - B. Clymer v 5,114. C. Drinkw ter et. al.
ejectment;
Sande Holden va.°Moses Warford e . al. tree,-
'
Pao; •
Rebecca Shrader vs. J. DeAer et. al. • . ment.
A. CHUI3BUCI , Proth otary.
Prothonotary's Office,
Towanda, December 2,lst 1843. .5
• L. E. DE WOLF, :
it,2 - 14.'.. 0 rgatrir ML \ NR:9
TO W AfiT DA, PA,.
(Office itiitt the Rlgister Rcorder.)
. 1 21,U1 2 8 /IFEFIka 8 8
INSURANCE 'AGENCY.
3+
fi r L) .-
BikitTLTT has the agency of
• I ' i the Pblawarclfutuad Safety Insuranez
Company of rhiktielphia, and is prepaied to
take risks - On very faVerahle• terms. Policies
are issued by said €ompany in the usual Man ,
ner of other stock edam; anise.
Towanda, Dec. 4, &i 3.
04:D LOY) 05041 V
THE -subscribers are prepared to fill all or
ders!forCoal at THE OLD BED, at
the shortest notice and on the most favorable
Writs. , Thankful for, the liberal patronage they
have received,tthey ere+ determined tp sell fine
coal for blacksmith's,' at lower rates than ever
before offered, viz: we will sell for cash,.
Pine Coal at $1,25 per ton—or $1,38 in pro
duce.—Cogrse and Raked Coal at
former pride.
Beware of imposition : . Fine Coal -- [torn. other
places has palmedoff as canting from our mine
—a sufficient nix:ord the superiority of demi.
N. B. PRODUCE taken In payment for coal.
GATISS & WAGGITT.
Franklin, Brad. Co.-Pa. December 25,11343:
I,Z W* Gnl MMID 8
ti% ÜBLIC NOTICE is' hcrebigiven that
the Blacksmith's Coal will be sold for
Si 38 PER TON. PAR MONEY,
And $1 50 per ton, land produceland
produce taken in payment. -
N: B. The subScribers have a large quanti
ty of supenor good coal on,hand, and a suffi
cient assortment of rake and c f arse coal.
I. & B.BOLITHO.
Franklin, February 1844. - • "
ANNUAL REPORT
Of the Receipts and ExpenditurCs of Brad
ford County, for the pearl 1823.
Assessors,
Bridge Contracts,
Constablmattending court, making
returns, and adv.for Tp. elections, 488 90
B. Buffington, late Fornroissioner, , 4 253 85
A. Martin; crier of Court;
Coroner's inquisitions,
Williston & Elwell, counsel fees, 25 00
Damages by' roads thro' improved - icing, 462 83
Damage Views, .) - 72 00
MB
Incidentals,
Justice Fees,
Grand Jciry, attendance and mileage, 575 43
Traverse Jury, "
Office books,
Monies refunded, • 2 35
Wild cat zertificates, 15 00
J. N. Weston, Shit prisoner's support, 795 47
Printing, • 362 25
Stationery,
Public Buildings,
Township views,
Civil suits,, '5B 44
Wolf certificates, „ :4 25 00
D. Cash, late Prothonotary, Clk - Quer- • '
ter Sessions and Oyer & Terminer, 295 95
A. Chubbuck, • " ' " " 121 26
A. Chubbuck, for transcribing old tip-.
.pearance docket index, 70 00
had Wilsok late corn. in full, 5 00
Jesekh Towner, commissioner, , .14 00
E. Aapenwall, 161- 70
A. S, Chamberlin, com. clerk, 291 66
Commonwealth suits, 1306 13
I. H Stephens, late Shit, for fees, 62 40
do. do. Prisoner's support, ' 141 53
Daniel Brink, commissioner, 100 00
Road views, ' ' • 419 25
Elections, - • • 796 34
Auditors,
Bridge views,
Collector's Accounts of County . Taxes.
. [ 2 " lganaes
l Amon nt]Amount
Townships. Collectors lteceiv'dl due
Pike, S Gregory ; 1837 $2O 00 144' 66
Rome. J Voul;ht, 1838 . 81 95
Smithfield, C R Hamilton 1830 ti 30 68
Wells, A. Wartendyke, 30 . 00 22 39
Burlington, C Knapp; 1840 • 66 10
Canton, A Bothwell, '6 28 36
Granville, Wm Ross, ' " 10 - 65 932
Smithfield, E King, • -6 ' 31 66
Towanda born, A. Martin," 114 37 74 92
tp., B Horton, " . 211 72
Wells, W Smedley,. " " 72 92
Athens tp. S Ovenshire; •1841 /0 00 69 51
Columbia,* J W " 5 50:0,18 70
Herrick; Robert Depew„. , " 412 133.00
Litchfield, •K D Merrill, " 11. 86
Orwell, Hatry L Parks, 37 1 0 .11 31
Pike, John Baldwin, 39 64
Ridgberrv, A - - - Webb, ' 38- 6'
.iidgberry, Is.nson. vrebh, tis
South Creek, S Stites, • " 94 21 82
Sheshogitin, E ifortA: '162 50
Wyalusing, E Vaughn, jr." = 79 30. 89 93
Wysoi, David ." 77 74 • - 54 71
Athens bo; G 0 Welis,lB42 . 88 95 98 24.
" Ip,,J WatkinS,' " 183 92 . .489 06,
Asylum, U Moody, • " 24.59 °63 10
Albany, Miner Witco; 56 . 86 • 42 52
Burlington, IS WErani - 90 86 208
. 79
Colinnhia. .1.4 ! & 1 ;.crw00tt, , •." - 55 04 103 85
Canton, Justin ;Bothwell, ", 06 .78
Franklin, Daniel Webber, " . 50 00
Graiwille;l3 &hien, jr. " ;82 67
Herrick,. E B Mintz, "65 77
Ljtchfield, T. B; 65;21
Pike. John Baldwin,' • • " 202 Ipo
Itidgbeelly,T Benight,' 102180
South Creek, B Quick. " 7137
Smithfield, W E Barton, 226 ;79
Springfield,:C H Campbell 232! 32
Tusearora, C Wells - "- 64137
Ulster,* Willi, Gibson,. " 147 1 17
Wells, R " 75 ; 55
Wysox, Albert!Lent," ." 166; 95
VVindham,John'Russell, " 47; 07
;Wyaltising, John Vaughn," .
165' 44'
Athens bcro, GlMerrill,lB43 ;114; 30
". tp.; Robi.utton, " 163 ; 61
;Albany, D Burdick, " 39:.00
Asylum, Elms's Horton, " • 130 33
Burlington H e Taylor, ‘" 85 10
Campo, J " •77 30
Franklin, C W Stephens " 18 -,75
Granville, Levi Taylor, "
Herrick. B Whitmore,"
Leroy. H - Hcacomb,
Litchfield, T B Merrill , . "
Monroe, Chester Mason, "
G W "
Pike, G W HOmp,brey,
Romo; S Rockwell, "
Ridgberry, Ii flinebman, '!
South Creek,D R Moore,"
Smithfield, I, Adams, "
Springfield, F ;Cole, "
Sheshequin, W B Horton "
S. Stone, ILSl.Stephens; "
Troy, G P Freeman, "
Towanda. tp* B Goodwin"
Tuscarora. W ;Thompson "
Towauda . bo. ,Cooley, "
Windham, W m ;Sibley, "
Warren, Aarcht Corbin, "
Wysox, A , Whitney, "
Wyalusing. "
Wells, N Shepoid, Jr.
Ulster, Norman (Thaw,
ecc!d on ducligates which
have been settled in. full
duringlhe y r 1843 i 2,489 83
'Those mark
since Ist; J'an
Monies Reitiyed by Teeasigir in 1843.
On Duplicate l s, ) • $8268 05
Judgments and FF reasurer ' s deeds, 775 ii 1
,
Commissioner'srders, 5146 00
Interest on jndgFnents, 169 92
Money in Tre ury. Jan. 1, 1843, ,35 84
a.t
Due C. Stockw 11, Treas. lan. 1, 1844, 232 32
By co; orde7 r
credit orders.
By Treasui•er's
County Orders.
Outstanding ] orders, Jan. 1,1843, $3,7925,^,
Orders issued in 1843, including
credit orders 13,200 26
Orders issued 5,146 00
Orders reit:lm
Outstanding dm. 1, 1844,
BI9FOREI COUNTY, SS.
We, the Commissioners of said county,
do hereby cenlify the foregoing to be a true
statement of the receipts and expenditures of
said county for the year 1843.
I ASPENWALL,
P. BRINK, Comm.
f. TOWNER. •,
Aftest--Vi S. CIIADIREILLIN, Clerk.
Commissioner's Office,
' Towanda January 24,1844 •
$lOl2 26
1348 25
69 00
IZIEB
New B 1 oks and Stationary ! •
•
rOTmi• - sEg3 aaAra.
•
risHE-,in scriber bas just r e ceived a very
etten 'ye assortment of School and Mis
cellaneous i OOKS; History, Travels, Voya
ges,ik Biograp y, etc., which are offered for
low for caal. The stock embraces in part
A tour in the East, Holy Land, &c.,by E. Joy
Mo r ri s , ,21vid.; Thou.kas Reminiscences and
Sketches, :?. Orel; the worket of Josephus, Rollin,
Byron. COntbe, Dick; Sterne, Marryatt ; Coo-
per's NavaliHistory, Plutarch's Lives, Mack's I
Lafayette; Blake's.works, Life of Washington, ,
Franklin, aud Jefferson. . I
r .
Also, a !eneral variety of Family Bibles ;
n .
large and small; psalms and hymns, music
books, etc.! Blank Books end Stationary, of
almost every description. •
J. KINGSBERY, Ja.
Tovrand:, Jan. 27, 1844.
50 88
Eiril
26 S 7
2630 36
97 75
47 25
I 328 87
5 00
, f
ONE CENT REWARD'.
,
• BUT NO CHARGES PAID!
RAN (away from the subsixiber on the
night of the 29d January, a young man
by the pall of Robert Fergason, an appren
tice to the lacksmitbing businees. I hereby
forbid all, Fiersons harboring or trusting him on
my adeormt, as I Shall pay no debts of his con
tracting ener this date. •
• , 1 J r B. RIDGWAY.
Wysox Jan. 29, 1844.„ .
56 50
44 50
SA7IS 74
•
•
' . O'N . CENT _ REWARD_ ! .
3- 10 AN way fromthe subscriber, on the 9th
MI, iris ~ a boy .by tho name of , James S.
Schermer orn. bound as an apprentice to the
Blicksini ing business. ' ; Said boy waa aboht
15 years' Old ;—had on when he le ft , graypants,
,gray rou 6dabout coat and a cloth cap. I here
by4forbid II persons harborhig or,trusting,him
on my count, as 1 shall pay, no debts of his
I 1
contracti' g after this date.?
, •
, H W. ROOT.;,
Spring eld, Jan. 16. 1414
Panel a 0
. co
MEM
CA 1
0110 8 rel
br,own 111
steer ividi
id proll
avow.
IJ Ire
144 11
11 26
6601
18 95
9 20
122 14
10 - 02
141'52
.81'04
13 41 .
60 00
80 81.
123 31
235-62
4 - 70 94
145 52
463 42
97 88
142 52
267.75
203 34
56.80
155 - 7 S
84 72
138.92
101, 65
296'47
54 60 228%90
188 57_231'19
94 08 111 38
84 67 117 96
85 9Q 8'32
78 0 342 28
117 61 21 6 . 30
66 37 294 20
27 94 188.14
260 41 222 35
188 82 117 75
56 01 .48 07 .
369 44 82 30
128 91 136 67
194 96 87. 11
98 56r 253 87
28 00 265 95
171 37.' 557
'5125 18'4 99
$5,778 22
22, 97
4 62
84 91
$8,268 95 -
Total, [
thus V') have been settled
rY.
Total,
units Returned.
turned, including
commission,
o Treasurer,
in 1843, $14,341 32
I ;COMIC Lumber 8,-. Good Sliingles
• NTEB in exchange l l for cash and goods
Y , : II: tilX *dr. SON.
A DCLOTHS, Cassitneres. 'Beaver-.
the and Sattinets To sale low by -
' • ' H.MIX & SON. •
•
ESTR4.• • ..
iE twiny_en'eles4, - C the. ISth day of No
rher. la st, 3 SMAI4fYEMMANGS ;
heifer with white ltick and tail; One
O'er with, white tiny on'tail; one:red
ti white on tail - ;..the Owner is requested'
-
ptoperty, pay ehardes and take , them
r, bee. 15,"18413,'r -
.STRAY. -
A:4IE
¶o the premises .of .the oallsc!1-
‘,/, her 'ln _the borough," , Toyranila on or
about the first ilay of Noviernber;
HEIFER, -shout' one and 'a half years oki with
no particular - :narks: Ile Owner's requested
to cal! prove property pay charge's and take her
'why; ,• • . • ' G. H. bIIAIf.E.
'PowancBth 1843.
FEW cso..ofgood old Berkshire Cllgcse
constantly on handiby.
Nov. 166, 1843. E. S.
IES.7IIEIZEKS my wife Louisa has lift
V 3r; my, bed and boMg . without anYjust
cause or prov.ocation. I hereby forbitkanrono
harboring or trusting her 'on my account, for I
shall pay_ no debts of her contracting after this
date. FLOYD' B. }WES.
`Burlington, Jan. 19, .1844; ,
• 1•20 (1 2 0 W "
MIASI-lIONABLE TAILOR—on Main et.,
jr over B. Thomas' Hat Shop, and, nearly
opposite Mercur's store. . (Oct:10.
SPECIAL COURT.
;RE Hon.WILLIAM JESSUP, Presidt.nt
Judge of the I Ith Judicial Districtof Penn
. .
sylvania, has ordered and apointad a Special
Court of ComaiOn Pleas to be held forlheCounty
Of Bradford, itt,' Towanda, en Monday, the 26th
day of March next, at tvio oclock, P.ll, for the
trial of all such causes as may then IN pending
in said court.
• AARON CHOPIITICK: Proth'y ,
Prothonotary's office Towanda, bec ;9,1843.,
NEW GOODS.
ICINGSBURY
AS Jt.TT RECEIVED from'New York
City, "a 'large and well selected assort.
went of RILL 4r WINTER GOODS.which
aro offered for sale at his old stand. His stock
consists in part of
DRY GOODS; CUTLERY,
GROCERIES, ' 'LEATHER,
HARDWARE, I • BOOTS, SHOES,
CROCKERY, 'HATS & CAPS,
• &C. &C; &C. .
Which will be sold on the most reasonable
terms for cash or country produce.
customers and the public generally are reques
ted Jo call and examine qualities and prices.
Towentla, Nov. 11th, 1843.
THE LATEST NEWS!
fjo (Do t a. Zto icalahODUL - 37.
111 AVE just received and are now opening,
at the store lately occupied by. v. E._
Yiollet, in Wyscia, au extensive and well se
lected assortment of
$14,628 14
$14,341 32
286 62
Fall 4. Wirtler a Goods :
consisting a almost every variety of Dry Goods,
Groceries, Crockery, Queenscvale, Hardware,
Bpots and Shoes, &c., &c., which they offer to
tho public on the 'most favorable terros.for cash'
or ready pay. Havingpurchased for ready pay
at exceedingly lots, prices, and confidently be
lieving that their terms andlirices offer equal if
not greater inducements.ip the purchaier than
-can be found elsewhere,-they respectfully solicit
die patronage of the
,community.
Lumber and produce taken in pay inept. \
Wysox, Nov. 6, 1843.
$14,628 14
$22,188 78
o MIX &S
IiE.NOW RECEIVING from New York
ALL a large and clioice selection of GOODS
of every description. to which they call the atten
tion of the pisblic, and which will be sold" for
cash, produce of all kinds, and Limber, at ex
ceedingly low prices. Call and examine prices
and qualities.
November 7, 1843
$7,797 46
INTER GOODS!
WEEHP LARGET STOCK EVER OF
FERED IN THIS MARKET, is now
~opening at 41Iontanye's, which they will sell at
wholesale or retail at such prices as will ensure
1 a liberal share of pablie.patronige: Their stock
consists of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES; . HARDWARE,
Boots and Shoes, L(idies7 Xonnets,
Gentlerdens' Hats
Bzffaio Robes. 4-e. .
and all the etceterirs necessary tor the comfort
of a cold winter, which *cam to be rapidly
approaching':
-J. D. dr,'E: D. MONTANYE.
Towanda, Novenibec„ . B, 1843. •
LATE . ARRIVAL
,
THE subscribershave just received at- their
store in Itloriroeton, a lamp and_Acell WS ,
leered assortment of FALL AND WINTER.
i.OODS, comprising alniost every variety of
Dry Goods, I Hardware,
Groceries, Crocteem
which they now offer to the public at very tow
prices for ready pay.
The citizens of Monroe and the stirtounding
country are respectfully invited to call and ex
amine our stock, as we are confident we can give
them as good bargains as they can find at any
other establishment in-the county..
.CCr Luinber and. Produch taken in payment s
D. C. & 0. N. SALSBURY'.
Menroeton, Nov . . 8, 1843. •
OATS & CAPS, a good a.ssortment for,
sale by , J.P.MEASS & COI
COTTON - YARN, :Wicking itir:Baitink, ou
. band by . MEANS &
M:MV_ESA..IISI I '3IEr
. . •
exthange for Goods—Common, Panel &
good Pulling Bonnlg., and 28 inch Shin-
U ouomat.
✓BT O. D. ILILIBITLET7PS.
October 23, 1843.
MERINOS, .19pneeas. Mous. De Laines.•
Figured Orleans, Tegans, Printed Vet-
vet, die, beautiful patterns
,for The Liulies' for
sal° no &sox.
:3 „COTS & SHOES, a large agsortment; at
1 • Nov. 8. • ' • SALSBURriS: •
POWDER, Qf aliff , reni. qualities
jilik ; for sale by • -1). C. HALL;
EPH YR Worsted, Fringes, Sitfcs Lattes,
AEA Rildzions, readies' and Gent's:Uto;res,• of
ocery Irinti— , •Shaselt; 'et any site and, pattern:
Cravatti, Winter Flower% Bonnets kc.,fot. S4lO
Nsv. I i 6, 1841, • H. Mix
CAUTION.
31D co
MEANS.B6 CO