. ,
'beet in all respects except being de. ,
. I in g au d . . - Now one two-thou.,
2 111 pa rt 011ime is all that a soil vel
r e m fit it for _the grovtth, of this
' t, an d consequently. an addition of
.4 P ri o uut of.the pure caluarious Fit.
... g 4 will remedy this defiCiency. -
fe re lime, however, is . never found
1 , 111 0 product of die earth. it is
cs i i s combined with acids or other
dt is, which may increase or diminish
's:men the application thai ie made
! it° um soil. Its taus! form is a
iouste, ander in this form it may be ,
ow r ead s soil that is tough and
T y, morelight and friable.
! i t mus lit
be reduced ' to fineness
. 7i n 4ing, or burning and slacking;
li be 'l itt er 911 account of it cheapness',
t h e usual method ; although by this
F s s - the carbonic acid is expelled
0 it , This leaves it in - ' a :caustic
e, en d unfit for 'absorbtion by vege,
0 , It howevet soon receives car
:o acid from the atmospher i e, and re;
es if! former qualitifs. - • ,
lonia is added 'to the soil in its cane
stge, it serves to decompose vege-,
la tide by extracting its carbon, and
010 ,seuralize all.vegetable and min
serat I . .
l e :h use 9f,gypsum, and the other
.11e; Of lime, the effects are caused
'lO//y by the lime, but by the acids
ta i n s. The lime., contained in a
is a two-fold agency.; it serves to
up the acids ola soil, and prevent
excessive action ; and:it enters in
d proporttons into-the composition
nits.. 'A large amount of it may
in a soil in the form of pebbles and
4 withoutetlecting it otherwise than
pebhles and sand of other tocks, its
Is cs a manure depending on its
Dere are many situations' in which
‘, , siits. It may lie -in rocky beds
require quarrying and burning, it
be mixedwith clay in the form of
or we may have it in the gravels
H . valleys, or in bones or shells. A
ions use of it by the farmer will
Ich to the fertility of his soil.
.d and clay act as manures for
then If the soil is wet and hea.
id will render it - light and dry,
ill render it more compact and
ice of moisture. Clay howe.ver,
contains- potash, and sometimes
itre and hale, all of which are
to vegetation.
to be applied, should be dug in
II and exposed to the frosts; of
r, spread on grass, ground in the
and thus left for a year, to enable
:ome pulverized and tit for mix-
Ith the soil. If ploUghed into the
soon as dug from the bed, it will
for years unmixed, and serve
her purpose than clog the
'l, or impede- the hoe. It is true
time, it would become' a useful.
:ent of the soil : but it would
rears - of cultivation to . tai rt
other earths as effectually as
lone after exposure to atmos
iction for two Months.
re are 'many farms which' have
a rich deposit of peat or ramp
This substance has been form
the vegetable products of ages,
Jlating in one spot, and being_
led from the action o 1 the air, 1
tare undergone a kind of bitumin-
rmentation, whereby their essen
lities have been preserved, and
Rids formed unfit for the nutri
a plants. They have in this
isqumess, and coldness, together
antieeptic qualities. To change
qualities, and neutralize the in-.
acids they Contain, will unlock
stombause of the best nutriment
lama, awl place - in our hands the
limed fenility, of centuries.
accomplish this, they should be
' a le fall, and, placed-in the barn
or field, and mixed with such.ma
as will ferment them. They
!also be Mixed with ' lime fresh
I and slacked, to remove their
and help their decomposition.
lit means they lose all their
and 'coherent qualities, and are
inherent and soluble, end fit for
of plants.
'at are improved by supplying
. in their original constitu
made permanently better, and
require, little or no renovating
• 'Plants drasv but little nour
from them, except what they
from the atmosphere, and where
tre so - compounded as to supply
II amount, of earth that plants
and facilitate the formation of
I Pounris from gaseous princi
mos t luxuriant vegetation Will
'salt.,, : H.
New Yoak,,--A serious fire
New York-on Friday night.
rimed Jacob Eller. a native of
his wife and- child perished
Ford, one of the
the pin fight which result
leath-of M'Coy, was so in
prize fight at New Orleans,
lin a Short time.' -
;rl . --The publishers
-of the
it Chronicle are on trial, for
ibel alleged to_ have been
tbeirjournal, at the time of
E LLIOTT AND WILSON- h4ve
favops.
2 '
hide Meeting.
At a Ineerilit Citizetur of Beldfdrd
convened et, ttm,Atherar Excb.inge.
March Itti, 184.14 far the purpose ofconaidenng
:of a diVision of Branford County,
lOCKWOOD SMITH,Esq. oftnster,
iiointLd Pasideit.- Vice Presidents, IL Paatti
of Litchfield ; S Oirastrina, of Athena 7 G. W.
Rugs cm, of Ulster. 0. N. Warden s H.C.
Baird, Secretaries. • - • • '•
After a free interchange of opinion along
present, 'irmai unanimously.
a . Resolved, That a Committee of twenty be ip•
pointed to prcparesMenaMial or petition to the
Legirlattne, asking 'for an East and West Divi
gce. of this County.
COMMITTEE. . • 1
Hon. Edw. Herrick, Gen: H. Williston,
John F. Satterlee, Francis Tyler,
Constant,Mathewaon, L. S. Ellsworth, •
Samuel Niles. Col. J. Kingsbery,
Elisha B. Merrill, Robert Sutton,
Col.V. H. Overton, •Heman Morse, .
John Spalding, Sturgis Squires,
Guy Tozer, • • Z. B. Spalding, •
H. S. Davidson„, Wm. Scott,
Geiale Kinney. 'David Gardner.
• Voted to adjoin" . this meeting for the Com
mittee tit report, at this hoose, to-morrow, at 2 o'-
clock,. M -
Committee, reported a
which was ; read, accep
adopted.
Voted that _Constant s ot
Horace Williston; Guy_.!
Tyler, esq.; to:id Col. Choi
permanent! corresponding; I
lance committee, to forth:
sion project.
Voted that the county. P:
requested to insert the pr.,.
ing, with the petition.
Voted that the meeting
afternoon next, March -1.6;
at this place. Adjourn
(Signed bythel
- Die
At Asylum on the 2d in:
the wife of:iThomas
years. • " ; I
Mi. Ingham was cal l
Her • departure was' pea .
The state of her mind in t i
pressively exhibited in hi;
'Hear what the' voice
For all the pious dead , ,.
(one of the hymns sung,'
repels
About half an hour . bef•
leave of her weeping fa:,
the most tender solicitude
fort, mad of the deepest d.'
ualifitcrests.
"And I heard a voice
uptoone, write, Blessed
die in the Lord from] h • •
the spirit, thab they may
and tlair . works do folio*
' I
Ciro RELIGIO
MIL ,
GIBSON,
House,ln - this borough or
vices to,commenca at • rirl
REGISTE I'S NOTICE
itkalyncE herebY given to alrpersons tn.
I wrested that Thomas T Smiley, guardian.
of .Nancy, loseph.and David Smiley hap filed
an ackouut of his said guardianship in the RD'
gistei's Office at Towanda, and that the same
will be pre-Seated'. taithe.. Orphan's Court of
Bradford county on,.Monday the sth day of
May for confirmation`iirld allowance.
JULIUSitIISSELIs, Rigister,
Per C. S. Russsu.; Deputy..
Register's Office, '
Towanda, March 18th, 1844. $
REGISTER'S NOTICE.
lligOtlCE is hereby given to ell persona in
terested that E. 'R. Myer administrator
of the estate of Wm. Myer, late guardiim of
Elsei Maria Moger has filed an account of his_
said guardianship in the Registers Office at To
wanda, anithat the same will be presented to
the Orphan's Court of Bradford county on Mon
daythe sth day of May nett for confirmation
and allowance.
JULIUS RUSSELL,
Per. C. B. RUSSEL", Deputy.
( Register's Office,
Towanda, March 18th, 1844.5 •
RCBANIC' S LIEN.
To'all claimants and persons interested in the
property described below pr in the heira thereon.
Take Notice, that a. writ of Sieie_ Facias of
which„the following is a copy - is now in my
hands,iind has been duly served? on Amos
Pennypacker, the owner and contractor therein
named.
Commonwealth or Pennsylvania.
Bradford County MS.
Tolle Sheriff of Bradford County, Greeting
—Whereas Nblson P. Brown and Henry A.
Carey have filed a claim in our County Court
Commonof Pleas for the county of !Bradford
against Amos Pennypacker for the sum of two
hundred and twenty five dollars for. work done
to and baaterials furnished for a certain building
tone and a ball Story framed, situated on the
west sideof River Street betweenia lot owned
by Jesse Woodruff' and a lot owned by, the
heirs ofJames P. Bull deceased in the liorough
of Towanda in said County of Bradford, con
taining in front on said street twenty two feet
and,in depth thirty feet and' the lot or piece of
ground and cartilage appurtenaneto said build
ing. And whereas it is alleged 'that the said
-sum rernsins due•and unpaid to the said Nelson
P. Brown and Henry A. Carey; now weicom
mend you, that you make known to the said
Amos Pennypacker and to all such persons as
may, hold or occupy, the said building. that
they he aid appear befoia the Judges of our
said court at a Court of Common Pleas to be
held at Towanda, oh the first Monday of May
next, to show if they know or have
to say why the said sum of two hundred, and
twenty five , dollars Should not be levied of the
said building and piece of ground and curtilsge
appurtenant} o said building to use of the
said Nelson P. Brown and Henry A. Carey
according to the form and effect of ••the act of
assembly, in au& case made and pmvided, if
to them it shall seem expedient and have you
then and there this writ.. Witness the Bon.
John N. Conynghiim President of-ourteaid
Court. at Towanda -Abe 15th, day of March A.
AARON CBUTIBLICK, Prothenotaty.
By Asion C.•Aissrr, Deputy. •
J. N. : WESTON, Sheriff. •
•
- Sheriff's Office, •
Towande, March 20, 1844..) _
Arittrirros dt Eoram., Atty'sfor
NOTIC e g . . . .
. .
rf hereby given, that the Boaid of Revision
" or Bradford county„'wdl 'nostril theeour
misionere Ofllai, is the bon% of Towanda, to
.hea' finielCas think themselves, in in the
Asieasmentfor the year. 1844, on thisfollowing
days, tciwit,F
Athens Wei., Athena tp., AaYluni,
&amnia, Burlington; Canton on Monday the
15th of April. - '
Columbia, Buell, Franklin; Granville, Her
riek.litchtleld, Leroy on Tuesday the 16th of
Monroe, Orwell, Pike, Rome, Ridgbury, She.
stniquio ' .Springfield on Wednesday the
17th ofApril.,
Smithfield, 'South Creek,_ Standing Stone,
TOWiuida bora., Towanda tp, Trey / Tuscarora
on Thtirsday. the 18th of April.
Ulster, Wysox, Wells, Wyalusing, Warren
and Windham on Friday the 19th of April:
By order of the Board,
A. S. CHLXIIEIILIN,Merk.
Commissioners Office,
Towanda,w March - 15th; 1844.. . •
Indebtedness of the. Borough of Tonga,
MARCH FIRST, 1843.
*day, March Bth.
urm for,' .petitions,
and ‘ucianitaously
On judgments to several i n dividuals; $230 56
On outstandin g' orders, 708 66
On unliquidatcd claims; - 95 88
. • Asets,
Balance due on oldAuplicates, $332 83
" from John Savage, for- •
. -
mer collector, 30 ijo
" fr . om A. Martin, do. 41. 82
" due on judgments 30 00
435 45
, Il thewson, esq., .Gen.
ozer. esq., Francis
IF. Welles Jr, be a
:xecutive end vigi
l; this proposed divi-
rs be each of them
dings of this•meet-
Bal. due froin hero. lstMarch '1843, $599 85
Annual Report of the Receipts and Expendi
tures of the Borough of Towanda for the
year 1843. .
Receipts, i
Amount of duplicates f0r,1843, I $720 87
of paor do. and Dickey's pen
sion,-
- • 264 21
" on old duplicates, 1 202 48
" on license fol-shows, 10. 00
a - for rent of eigine house, 3 oo•
•
. ,
1,, i • $1199 56
• Expenditures, •
Labor on st's and for ;pots, $354 21
For support and expense of three'
'
paupers, 359 48
Paid on judgments, ' ' 108 17
Exoneratioas on duplicates, 8 56
Collectors per centage, 25 83
Treasurers per centage, 21 80 . .`
Burgess for services, 2 00
Town Council lbr-setvices, 62 -00
Clerk for services, , 30 00
972 06
join' to Satan
t 2 o'clock, P. M.,
II Meets.)
Euaricz blooms.
,sham Esq. aged 48
away Suddenly.
11
I al and triumphant.
•
e trying hour, is
n beginning thus.
heaven proclaims
her funeral, by her
If
her death, she took
ly, in expressions of
or their earthly corn
.. cem for their spirit!
from heaven, saying
are the dead which
forth: Yea, iaith
eat from their labors ;
V. em."—Rev.l4,: 13.
Outstanding orders . lit March ISI3, $7OB 66
Issued during 1843, 483 39
41192 05
Returned and destroyed in 1843, 748'03
• NOTICE.—Rsv.
11 preach at the Court
next Sabbath. - Ser
y candlelighting
Outstanding orders March Ist, 1844, $444 02
Treasurer's Report.
Riceived from collectors on duplicates, $713 75
Received from license on shows, 10 00
Received from rents of engine house, 3 00
. Monies Returned. .
Orders returned, $704 95-,
Treasurers per tentage, 21 80
726 75
Indebtedness of the Borough of _Towanda, let
Maid 1844.
On judgments, , $122 38
On poor books,' 96 27
_Outstanding orders. 444 02
Assets,
-Balodue.on old duplicates, $l3O
" from J. Savage, 30
a from A. Martin, 41
; ein judgments, • 30
Bal. due from born. Ist March 1844, 0129 70
Borough - of Towanda ay.
- We the Burgess and Town Council, of the
Borough of Towanda, do hereby certify the
foregoing toe a true statement of the situation,
receipts Ind' expenditures of said borough , so
far as we have been atile to investigate and ar
range said affairs. '
IRA 11. STEPHENS, Burgess,
-J. D. GO.ODENOUGH, •n '
N. N. BETTS,
H. S. MERCUR. g
• . : J. D. MONTANYE,
J. N. WESTON, '
ATTEST—N. , J. litar.str, Clerk.
Borough Tcricanda,Z • •
•
MarcWlst., 1844. $
impAmmmic OIIMMo
111)Y virtue of sundry writs of Vend. Expo - .
issued out o£ the court of common pleas
of Bradford county. I shall expose to public
sale at the house: of E. Raynsford in Towanda
boro. on Saturday the, 13th , day of APRIL
next, at ono o'clock -P. M., the following piece
or parcel of land situate in Smithfield township
and bounded as follows: on the north by land
of Stephen Gladdirig; on the east by land. of
Billings
. Walden ; on the south by land of. J.
0. Tracy; and on'the west by land of Nelson
Rice. Containing eighty three acres more oder*
with' about forty Boras thereof. improved, one
framed house and framed barn rend saw milt
Seized' and taken in execution at , the suit of
Elijah S. Tracey vs. Dim M. Bacon.
JOHN N. WESTON, Sheriit
SPECIAL COURT.
MAD Hon.WILLIAMJEBBUI 2 , President
jidge of the 11th Judicial District of Penn
sylvania, has ordered and , nppointad a Special
Court of Common Pleas to be held for the County
of Bricltord, at Towanda, on. Monday, the 25th
day of March next, at two °click, P. M, for the
trial of - all nib causes Gamey then be pending
in said court.
AARON CHUBBUCK. Proth'y.
" Prothonotary'! office Towanda, Dec 29,1848.
IVIERINOS, Alpsecas, Monti. De , Ulna.
Pillared Orleauf f -Tegans, Printed Vel
vet, &c, beautiful pattenis for the Ladies' for
sale b - . • .'ILMIX &SON.
DOTS & SHOES, - a; large asiortmento4
DO: B. - BALBBURY'S.
HATS .k °AMR good rumorrment for
jug. sae by 3 ;1 7 ,MEANS 43:
Borough Orders.
El
Sheriff•'s °MCI,:
Towanda, March Sib, 1844.)
U&SEATED LANDS.
VIDUSLIo. NOTICE is herd", given, that,
JIC in pursbance of the Imbrium of the la
of general assembly of dte conitnonwealtle of
Pennsyirndi; pumg tb4t 13th day othfarch,
enftlied m,An act 13= 6 4 the mode of.
selling Unseated Lode;`aid for Other put
sea,".. the full Owing tracts of Unseated Unde,
situated in the. courey of Bradford will be ex
posed to public sale in the boznigh of ToWen
da, on 7/1.104; the 10th day of JUNE next,-
for anurs* of County, Stile,Road & School
Taxes, new due unpaid, and annexed to the se
veral tracts; and all costs moms:wily accruing
by name of such delinquency' to the PaYmertto
to wit:
FRANKLIN.
'• •regale, 'Khoo'
p• , Warrantees. stud.. county and
• ° ' • road in.
1 .
• 9
go
r ,
343} pt Bets Joseph,'
343 i pt Beti John
3433 pt Betz James' ' - • 17
490 Byson•Henry ' .20 80
375 ptiCooley Samuel 10 50
3431 pt Edge Peter , ! 17 85
400 Edge Samuel'. 20 80
3433 pt Fitz Samuel. . 17.87
400 Hardy Biota! 20 80 .
375} pt Moore George 19 37'
400' • Seely Jotiepli_ 2O 80
400 , SOly Henry 20 80
400 Temple Peter , 20. 80
400 Temple George 20 80 .
400 Handy James 20 80
400'. Hampton Jonathan 20' 80
400 Handy Nathan ' 20 80
400 Hags Peter ' 20 80
400 Moon Fent 20.80
400 Siddona Andrew • 20 80
400 Siddons George • 20 80
400 Siddons Joseph 20 80
343 pt Edge George . 17 87
400 Hardy Paul ~ • • 20.80
400 Castator George , 20 80
400 `• • Cooley Joshua ' 20 80
400 Hags George 20 80
400 Haga Nathan 20 80
400 Hardy Henry • 20 80
400 SWAy Peter s- 20 80
400 Siddont James, 20 80
400 Hollingsworth Stephen' 20 80
3691 pt Caugas William - • 19 20
400 `Ladlie Peter 20 60
200 pt Palmer Thomas 10 40
300
, pt Nichols Samuel 15 55
408 . Stewart Behan& 20 99
ALBANY: -
110 Shepard David 448
160 pt Barnes George, 13 12
821 pt Benson Peter ' 85
400 Barnes John sr. 'lB '75
266 pt Bradley Thomas 12 48
258 pt Sower Christopher 12;091
301 pt Wistar Caspar. 14 06
205 pt Davis Israel , 11 29
150 pt Owen Jones 7 02
pt Wistar Richard 8 051
183 pt Mattock Titus 8 55
175 pt Waggomer l Adam 8 18
418 Duckbart Andrew 19 593
250 pt Carona Caleb 11 72
82 pt Benson Peter . 3 84
418 Lowman George 19 593
418 Litman George 19 593
100 pt Coffin Z 4.683
100/ pt Crooksbank Joseph 4 683
294 pt Pierce Abial 14 77
160 pt Bradley Phineas 8 56
ASYLUM - dr, ALBANY.
280 pt Carey Nathan
CANTON.
4071 Shaffner Caspar
485 Mifflin Francis
100 pt 'Maxfield•Stephen
210 pt Austin William
154 pi Atmen Thomas
270 ' Lewis William
268 Guest Geo
300 pt Vaughn John
70 pt r do' do
143 pt do do
202 pt Brattis Frederick
203 pt Singer John.
203' pt Antis Frederick
200 pt Beit Henry
260 pt Tracy Geo
100 pt Prmnon Henry
409 Lyon Solomon
4333 Friend rohn
4071 conk Jacob
100 pt Stough Matthias
407 Singer Abraham
433 Greenor John
•
407 Shaw Robert
419 Fel&G B.
402 • Batton John jr.
202 Barker James N
407 Morgan John ; Canton
75, Leroy 3321
TUSCARORA.°
216 pt Guiness Peter
216 ,pt do do
b 25. pt Primer Peter
349 Barnhill . Robert; Tus
carora 254 Wyalusing 75,13 71
MONROE.
400 . _Anderson Samuel
400 Caatator Haman
400 North Jonathan,
400 ' North Peter
400 Shots' Frederick
400 Shots Geo .
400 . Ellis Mai)?
448 Harris Ann
230 pi Wallace Map'
400 Castator JOseph
400 Hampton Peter
400 ' Moon Jelin ' :
400 -.North Alines
400 Woodruff Haunt&
230 • pt Downing Jacob
109 pt Smith Jacob
237 pt Stevens Jonathan
437, M 'Adams Ephriam
434 Hamilton Thomas
361 - pt. Beeman, Jacob
300 Beeman Jacob sr.
ATHENS. -
817 pt Charles Cairoll. „
482 pt do do
950 pt 'do do
RIDGBERY.
642 pt Charles Carroll
661 • • ,do do •
777. do ' do '
"ASYLUM.
poo pt Bradley Abraham
1t pt Avery Christopher
00 Fish Sally •
$227 50
$726 75
4600
4590
4601
on 67
35
80
82
00
232 97
1496
1511
1510
1506
1507
1509
• • I
400 Jacob Rhinebort i 9:20
- LEONARD PIERCE. Treinner. •
Treascuten Office, Towanda, Ilda!eh 1,1844.
L.E. DE WQLF,
.11UMBIEUTC. ilagaW9
TOWANDA, PA,
(Ofce with the Register 4. Recoiler.)
QOTTAI4 YARN,,Wieking cin
'hand by , • MEANS
a
SHERIFF'S' SALE:-
i :4rtti 4 e . id. wi - . ..tvad. Esp‘i igiind
SUP - Avon t4NO mud. of =wpm pleas of Riad- ,
ford county, tome directed, .1 shall expm to
Eddie isle at the home of E.lltaynefrd m ad s
soniugh * of.iTowszids, on Monday; thk) illlth
dar Of MARCH nest, at one o'cleelr, I:IL
- The folltriviagf described 'piece , ar wad :of
lend situate in Dwell township and bounded as
follows: beginning at a stone heap on the bank_
of the Suirtilieliszina Apr; thence west 600
'nerches to I yellovi ,pine; - theico north 125
perches to alpine ; thence east 490 *rebel' to
a 'black oak; thence down the Susquehanna
the several (Oise' of :the same 175 perfhes to
the place of beginning. • Contabiing four hunt
dna
i acres more or bus, with four . framed boa
see; three (ranted barns and a saw mill thereon
erected with shout, one hundred sad sixty
acres improved and 'a small orchani. ' • '
Seized and takeri in execution' at the suit of
filiation Stevens va. Selo Payne, . _.• • .
ALSO--A piece or partied of land situate in
Columbia totimship and bounded north by high-.
way leading from Columbia m Rod S to Spring
field and Win. Genets; On the east by Henry
Parsons and I Caleb S. Burt; on theosOuth by
;ands of Isaac Strait, James Parsons and Wm.
- miet ; on the west by. lands, Of Jas. Parsons,
;obi.' Hunts:in and Paul Furman, and the high
way leadinTom Troy to Elmira.. Containing
one hn n Are& forty five acres and one hundred
e nd forty ti me perches, about fifty acres impro
ved with a .famed tavern house,.one large fra
med barn, ;,One horse barn 'and shed thereon
erected. • j
- Seized and taken, in execution at the suit of
Oliver Besle , vs Jehild Gregory.
ALSO-By virtue ofifFi. Fe. the folkiwing
described piece or parcel Of land situate in Wya
!using townsliip and bounded miller north by
the main,voing leading frail Towards to Skin
her's Eddy..; bathe nit by Charles Hendyicks
land.; on the I Omit by land of Ephraim Bee
man anifitiel3 - traquelialina river On- the
Containinilliuty seven - acres more or lees all
improved with a new two', story tavern stsnd
• stone house and barn thereon, it being the same
property which was purchased at Sheriff's sale
.by Philip Sullivan in execution-against Jacob
Coons & others. ,
Seized and l taken in execution at the suit of
Ralph Martini vs. Philip Sullivan.
JOHN N: WESTON, Sheriff,
" Sheriff's Office, 1,
Towanda, ebruary 17, 1844.,
.5.‘
• $17.87
17,88
./ag4§2§§Emmue
1 rOTICE hereby given to the members
of the Bradford County Mutual Insurance
Company, that their Board Of Directors have
this day made an assessment of Ti pet cent. on
the premium notes, which is to be paid compa
ny : by the 15th day , of April next.
SIDNEY S. BAILEY, Secretary.
faurance Office,
Towanda, February 14, 18441 \7
NOTICE. •
ALL those indebted to the subsCribers who
expect to pay in Grain, must deliver it by
th 4 first of MARCH next, otherwise, we shall
expect the Ca'sh by the first of _April. Those
neglect this call, will find their notes and ao
counts in the hands of an attorney, who will
collect them in the shortest time possible.
, - J F . MEANS & CO.
Towanda; Feb. 20,1844.
Admmistrator's Notice,
12 07
ALL PERSONS indebted to the estate of
ALBERT A. BECKWITH late of Elmira in
the county of Chemung andstate of New York
`deceased, are notified to make payment and all
persons having'demands against said estate are
notified to present them duly attested for settle
ment.
19 25
23 23
4 73
9 92
7 27
12 75
12 56
14 173
6 29i
6 74
9 573
9 583
9 573
9 45
12 263
4 723
1134
20 45
19 21
4 723
19 20
20 45
19 20
19 53
18 . 38
9 54
This notice is intended for all persona in this
Commonwealth hiving unsettled busbiess.with
said deceased at the time of his death either in
his individual capacity or as connected in part
nership with any other person oipersons inclu
ding the unsettled mercantile and other busi
ness done in Ridgbnry township by Beckwith,
Satterlee & Strong, and by Beckwith & Satter
lee, and business done by Hector W. Strong in
which he had an interest.
JOHN L. WEBB. Adtftinisiretor.
Smithfield, Bradford Co., Pi., Feb. 6, 1844.
TIIIII3LIC NOTICE is hereby 'given 'that
Jr" the Blacksmith's Coal -will be sold for
St 38 PER TON. PAR MONEY ;
And $1 50 per ton, land proffuce—land.
produce taken in payment.
N.,8. The subicribers have a large quanti
ty of stmenor good coal onhand, and a suffi
cient assortment of rake and coarse coal.
L & &Bourn°.
- Watch and Clock Repairing. I Franklin, February. 1844. •
•
-111 r. et. criaxammr.r„
- RESPECTFULLY In
forms
r: ,
fait!. public that he still contin
--
~
' \ - --tip, ues toC,tary on the above
)
1 41 ' ‘0";' if business at his old stand,
, A ~..,4p,c.
~., .-. r onedcor south of Thomas
( k 4 . o '4., , if:f, Elliott's store, and nearly
''''..- -- 4 7-- -- . i opposite the flay Scales.
Watch and Clock •Repalring;
will ;be done on short notice, and warranted to
be Well done. From a long eiperience in the
buiiness, he believes that he will be able to ren
aei perfect satisfaction to all who may favor.
him:with their pationage.
N. 11: Watches warranted to run well one
year, ..or the money refunded;; and a written
agieement to that effect given to all that desire
one.' ' ' • • -
CLOCKS.—A large assortment just receiv
ed and for sale very low for cash. ~ •
ToWanda, January 29, 1844. -
18 93
1072}
10t 72i
16 10
13 80
13 80
1,3'80
13 80
IS 80
13 , 80
13 80
15 45
7 75
13 80
13 80
13 80
13 80
13 80
7 '75
'3 75
8 18
,
WOTICE is hereby given, that the smt of
HATIIAWAY WILCOX, is this
day dissolved by mated consent. ' All monies
dne the final must be paid to R. 111:11LIWAY,
by whom sill demands against the firm will be
settled. , S. HATHAWAY,
.J. WILCOX.
Towands.rebrtuiry 22d, 1844, ;
, I
15 10
14 99
12'43
13 45
BOOT & SHOE MAKING.
On' my owl _ hooks again . !•!" •
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- - - f:•.4 . ••,. • ti
, .
QTEPHEN HATHAWAY 'aroma - the
. 10 .Pablio ginerally that hi is still prepared
to manufacture, of the besanaterial; and in the ,
most substantial and- elegant! manner, all di
-I.yriptions of Boots and Shoes:
_Morocco. alf and Coarse Botts and Shoes ;
Ladies' shois and gaiters; youth's do. - •
All work ! made by me will hi-warranted to
bewail made: Call and try. •
•
Country Produce taken in PaYinent fortrinfi..
Triwapda,•Febrtiary 27th,.1e44:1 , . _
1&44
13 01
'25 65
26 96
27 75
32 61
9 22i
5 55
3 07
, . .
AOBBLEs. ITHACA .F1401.11t, 20'
Heavy;Mea4Pork„soq Bushels Grain,
.7617(Tights: Window Saih for sate
February 26 1844. MONTA IN YE'S.
DISSOLUTION.
Three .Dollars Reward.
.
1 ' MCEN.frona my little gidorithe.Torr`
'daloridrok the .efteintarn'tif !Stade,
2fith init.. a Copper Petered vithiffetdogill • et
eitikt mouth , old, rather long hair, and snit
.to the theiame_ of 14 Penisy," very lively s`
playful; by .s man that Met the little girl, of e.
rather rough
~appetmmce„, with ,two homes be
firm wagon; one white., the box partly filled.
with straw, aid went : towards Monroe. The
above rew ard; will be giien for the dog and
man, or sufraient infinmation where they are."
111.18:WARNER. '
Towanda, Febitiaq 28th, 1844. ,
I OLL'PROt Tlll YANKEE SHOP. •
.
Upon all whom it may intertst.
.r
- p HE, subscriber is rely much in , vast of
2_, woaey, and does notfeel disposeoo have
his own property 'sacrificed to accomniodate
those who are indebted to him, that have rea
sonable time to' pay, consapiently if they
call and settle their acts. however they;
May be, they will oblige him very much, and
'Savo ant withot respect to persons.
• I , D. q. HALL.
Towanda, Harch 4th, 1844.
To .De nquent Collectors:
WARE 'PARTICULAR NOTICE, „that
' unlese you Settle yoar• dttplicates•hj the
twenty fifth of March shall certain
ly try the experiment of enforcing collections.
The situition of the Treasury requires it, and
I Must and will try to do ray thity.
• ' L. PIERCE, Treasurer.
- Towanda, March let, 1844. - •
- •
Adjourned Special Court.
Isi, ADJOURNED. Special Court Will be
held in _Towanda in and for the county
of }Mulford on Monday the 25th .day of March
: next at 10 o'clock in the forenoon for the trial
"of the followirigsausea, to - wit :• '
0. P. Ballard va. George Demittisejectment ;
Derhastellaux tra. Abel Fairchild et.al.trespait;
Sarnia Bolden wt. A. B. Smith et. al. 'do.
- William B. Clymer w!. M. C. Drinkwater et. al.
ejectment ;
smile Holden vs. Moses Warfoul et. a). ucs-
, •
pas.'s ;
Rebecca . % Shrader ve.l . . Declir et. el. ejectment.
A. CHlMBUOic,Trotheizota4.
' Prothonotary's' Office r !Z. % ,
Towanda,:December 21st 1843?1-1,
•
1N:M0.8..3'1E1113 8 . 7E311E8 8
INSURANCE AGENCY.
LPD. BARTLETT 'has the agency of
. thellelawarealfutual Safety Ann:ince.
Company of Philadelphia, and is prepired to
take risks on very faVorable terms. Policies
ate issued by said company in the usual man=
'ner of other stock. comppieti. .• • ; •
Towanda, Dec. 4, 1843
0)1B . I;3TBD OCDAISert' •
•
THE subscribersaM prepared to fill all or
demm for Coal at THE OLD BED, at
the shortest notice and on the most favorable
terms. Thankful for the liberal patronage they •
have received, they arc determined to sell fine
coal for blacksmith's, at lower rates than .ever,
beton offered, viz: . we will , sell for cash,
Fine Coal at $1.25 per ton=or $1,38 in pro
dqce.—Coarse and-Raked Coal at
former price:s. •
Beware of imposition : Fine Coal from other
places has palmed off as coming frout_pur mine
—a sufficient,proof of the snperiorityof nur cqak
N. B. PRODUCE takea payment-for coal.
GATIS§ & WAGGITT.
Franklin, Brad. 'Co. Pa. December '25, 11143.
5715V7 (110.011 Ma 8
New Books and `Stationary !
®®®LE;
THE - subscriber has just received a very
extensive assortment of School and Mis
celbaneoas BOOKS; ,Ilistory, Travels, Voya
ges, Biogra`phy, etc., which are offered for sale'
low for cash. The stock embraces in part :
A tour in the East. Holy Land, &c.;by E. Joy
Monis, 2 vol.; Thomas'- ReminivoP ms and
Sketches, 2 vol; the works of Joseplins, Rollin,
Byron. Cobbe. Dick, Sterne, Marryatt ; Coo
per's Naval history, Plutarch's Lives, Mack's
Lafayette. Blake's works, Life of Washington,
Franklin, and defretion. • •
Also, n general variety of Family Bibles,
large and, small; psalms and hymns, music
books, etc.; Blank Books and Stationary, of
almost every description.
J. KINGSBERY, Ja.
Towanda, Jait. 27, 1844.
ONE CENT- REWARD. ,
BUTT. NO CHARGES PAID!,
FitAN away from the. subscriber on the
night of the 23d January, a young man
by t e name of Robert Ferguson ; an appren
tice to the Blae.kunithing lnisinees. I hereby
:forbid all•personS harboring_or trusting him on
My account, as I shall pay no debts , of his con
tracting aft er this date.
• . Wyse', Jan. 29, 1844.
ESTRAY.
lAME to my enclosure the 18th doper No
vember last, 3 SMALL YEARLINGS;
one a red heifer 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 property; pay, Charges and take them
away. - WILLIAM BRAUND.
• Duren, Dec. 18, IN& •
, Comionwealth of. Pennsylvania.
Bradford County os.
licnix. N. WESTON,- High Sheriff' of
eJP- Bradford County, beingsworn„ do
poseth and saitli, that on Friday the'lEith day
of Febrnistr inst., at one o'clock , P. ..,'agreea
bly to the warrant of the Governor for that pur
pose to him aiiecled, be executed Jame" Dokna,
'convicted- of .thicrime of murder, by hanging
'him by the neck, within the yard of the jail of
*said comity until he was dead. ,
Pram and. subspi*, this. 24.:d of . .Pcbruitry,
/ 8 0, before nee; • • • •
- • • ',A. vocowtY, Associate Judge:.
J. B. RIDGWAY.