j s
S.4XES.
of sundry WritsofPi. Fa., Lot. Fa., and
T} T . t . Kx., issued out of tbo Common Pleas of
P ' n nW Pa., and to me directed, I will expose to
; I< a C 0“ y - n t i, e Court House in Weilsboro, on
rtruY the 2d day of .September, A. D. 1861, at
M.i.ek the afternoon, the following described
anfloeioea (
nerty, t°' Tlt: i,
p , ,„r land bounded, and described as follows a
•\ lot °‘ th by lot No. 118 of;,tbe allotment 6f the
o» a Ln, lands in Middiebury / wnsbp, Tioga county),
si ” S ,stvania, conveyed to So bon A. Thompson, on
Pt Dt,s} . . j 0 t j,"o. 11$ afofes (I,and lot No. 169 con
tl* j m Joseph Merrick, on t] > south by a lot bf land
rt. j ato ; n the possess!® >of Charms Churchill,
»°*. 0 5 No. 133; nowbo'r late Le the possession of 3.
1. and on tue'west by Jot No. 120 conveyed to
Blackwell,, it being lot No. 172 of the allotment
3,"’?: jjinchatn lands InMidtJftbury Township, Tioga
' Pc, and part of warrtgjts numbered 1175-and
it Maicontaining forty aoreijbnd five-tenths' of an
mih the usual allowance' of six' per cent for
?'T ic about acres improved, with
trees thereon. Tojj)e sold as the property
«offlC If u,t *« •
’t ChiUDCCJ' f - , )
j| q(l_-A lot of land bounded and described as
'■. cn the north by part of lot Np. 86 of the al
, at of the Bingham lands in.Chatham township,
dieted to Solomon M. Cooper, and part of lot No.
I“,-, c tcd to Mathew Boom, on the east by lot
V C 97 conveved to Wm. R. Simpson and lot No. 264
A O, /.a to* Joel Parkhurst, on the south by lots Nos.
nrl MS and on .the west by lot No. 263 conveyed
•^Albert"Clarke’, it being lot No. 314 of the.allot
s°- tof the Bingham lands in Chatham township,
2- a county, Pennsylvania, and part of-warrants
bered 1323 and 1332—containing seventy-four
1!)( j three-tenths of an acre with the usual al
t rcc of six per cent for ropds, io., about 25
■ ov’J two lev houses aniffruit trees thereon. To
behold as the properly of Jaiues King
° b»t of land bounded and described as
on the north by lot No. 357 of the allotment
r the Bingham landsjp Westfield township, con
2. Bara B. Knowles, on the east by lots Nos.
J? j en the south by lot No. 41 contracted to J.
t r Parkhurst, arid on (he west by lands of the Bing
if * estate it being lot No. 40 of the allotment of- the
p-“ ham lands itAVestficld fpwnship, Tioga connty,
p o „n,v)rania. and-pan of wtf>pl.numbered 1231
containing one hundred ntid ofib acres and nine-tenths
ran acre with-the usual nuance of six.per cent
fr roads ic., about 60 acres improVed, a frame house,
fcsrn, fruit trees thereon. ,T 6 be sold as the property
■if Asa Mclatvre, *1
'ALSO— 4 lotof landbotfndod and described as fal
lows ■'"on the north by lot ‘No. 172 of the allotment of
the Bin-ham lands in Chatham township, contracted
to Seth 11. Backet and lot No. 19f(contracted to Ste
nbeD Fuller, on the east by lots No. 183 contracted to
Peter V. Hoteling. No. 307; contracted to Nathl. R.
Utarks, No 166 conveyed tj Abel Cloos 2d, and No.
2Si contracted to John B.Jfetry, on the south by lots
Jjn and No. 235 afolpVlid, and lot No. 194 con
tracted to Band A. Churdl' sj. ana on the .west by iLt
-X0.172 aforesaid, it beingi.jot No. 195 of the iilljt-
Jujot uf the Bingham lip Si's’in Chatham township,
counly, Pcnnsylvan|a, and part of warnim
cumbered I.l36—containing|fifty-mno acres and seven
tenths of an acre with usual allowance of six per ccht,
for rmds, ic., about foity aofes improved, three Hg
houses, a shanty, barn and fit me fruit trees therein.
To he sold as the Gee. „ 1
AJ.SO—A lot of land hounded ami described as fijl
]owi on tiie north by lot'No.‘l93 of the allotment bf
-|!,O Bingham lands in Ciyraer township, contracted
to William J. Groo. on ll(e east and south
•canvi'vcl to P, f. Morris jndmlnistrator ofthe eslajte
of John Adium deed., ana on;the west by west lino
of Tioga county, it being 'ot No. 192 of the allotment
of the Bingham lands ill Clvmor toWriship, Tioga
county. Pennsylvania, and paht-of Warrant numbered
-lli'J—containing dcres and five-tenths
Ilf an acre with.the, usual allowance of six percent
for road,, ic , about 2ji nore improved, two frame
houses, frame barn and fruit trees therCon. Tube
sold as the property of Jdsi E. Johnson and A. H. T.
Alien. - ■ i.
ALSO—A lot of land bounded and described a? fol*
Jewi* on the north by thfejaorth line of warrant untu
tored IK3, on the east by lot No. 35 of the allotment
o; the Bingham lands in Charleston township, con
veyed v> Caleb Austim. or I the-south by lot No. 37
contracted to Silas S. an>£ EU Johnson, and on the
Tre:t b> lot Nt). 400 contracted to Jaa. S. Brj'derr, it
belnglui No. 36 of the of the Bingham
lands, in Charleston townelyp, Tioga county, Pcnnsyl
van, twd part of warrant ifjnjbcrcd‘ll6B—containing
oao hundred and seven hires and two-tenths of an
iltc with the usual allowance of six per cent for road?,
Ac., about’6o acres improve#, a log house, frame barn,
Ifuit. trees thereon. To be sold as the property of
Jeremiah Young and llfirvAy Young.
ALSO—A lot of land founded and described as
follow?: on the north by lot No'. 302 of the allotment
uf the Bingham lands in Chatham'township, convoyed
to Gerard Dqan and lot'Nb. IjOl conveyed to Harvey
jleath. on the oast by lot No. £9O now or late in the
TvissesMon uf B. k and lot No. 154 con
tracted to John 31. Croft, on fto aojith by lot No. £O5
conveyed to Isaiah I. Cole, atf'l on the west by lot No.
126 now cr late in the posse? ion of Reuben Cloos, it*
|being lot No. 153 of the aUUment of the Bingham
'lands in Chatham towiiship, Tioga county, Pennsyl
vania, and part of warrant numbered 13*111—contain
ing seventy five acres, and seven-tenths of an acre
Vuh the iisual alloxan fce of sis per cent for roads,
«lc., about thirty "acres ‘lmproved, frame house, frame
IWn and fruit trees tbdreon. To be sold as the prop-
of Daniel CburchillL
ALSO—A lot of land bounded and described as fol
low • On {he north by tot No. 2.41 of the allotment of
tile Uinghnm Jnnds in Westfield township, contracted
’to KichartkPhHlips, and lot Ifo. 222 contracted to An
■ler=cra J. Buidic: on tbo 231 .conveyed
t-T Lftinson* Hurd.ck, lot K|». ?„• Aforesaid, and lot No.
cam meted to Noble; Pnde ji v the south hy lot No.
04, contracted to /Bin, and on the west
h lot Nu.Til aforesaid, lojt contracted to Ly
man Pritchard, and lot jfo. 240; contracted to Henry
-M. Broughton ; it being Ijrt No. 64 of the allotment of
the TLnghara- Linds in Wcstfieldtownship Tioga Coun
ty Pennsylvania, andpaifefcof warrant numbered 1322,
—containing ono hundtf.d and twenty-two acres and
three tenths of an acro,j, dth &o usual allowance of
f\ percent for roads Ac? tibout fid acre? improved, a
frame house, log b*ouso,Sixaino barn and fruit trees
there in. Tube sold property of Sylvanus Ba
ber. • Hi
ALSO—A lot of land Sounded and described nsfol
■ On the north by lc?t'NtV;l§s of the allotinentof
C’n.'hnm lands in Q|yuiej township, conveyed to
Al-.nro king, nn the east* by Nos. 133 and 167
contracted to Philo Griffin. oja the soqth xy lot No.
Kj cnn\eyed to Silas -Sv’Grifiin, and on the west by
lot No ]s6 contracted to Chnflds D. Cameron; it be-
| n e I'd No. 184, of the allotment of the Bingham lands
in-Ciymer township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania, and
warrant numbers(U223 —containing forty-seven
“CFes^ml?Lx-tenths ot aSi acre, with the usual allow
nnc-3of six percent for roads <tc, about 40 acres im
pro\'cd, frame house, frame barn, and fruit trees there
°c - To be iold as the property of E. G.'Smith.
ALSO—A lot ttf !and( boused and described ns
fmtoiv,. on the north by ,laps if tbo Bingham estate
lot No, 20 of the if the Bingham lands
in WenfieUl tsp., conveyed Close, cm the east
part of lot No. |9 coitvcyedto Christopher Sayles,
part of lot No, 19 convened to David C‘dse; dnd lot
*i 0 - 2l contracted to Johh Htiylor, on the south byriot
2.{ contracted to Edtfan Dewey, and on the west
[p l' Jt No. 242 contracted to Aaron L. S. Leach, it
oemg lot No. 24 of th^ allotment of the Bingham
lands in Westfield townfcbip, county. Pennsyl-
} aD in, and part of warrant numbered’ lOtjO-pontain
fifjy-twy acres and bv(o-tcnths of an aero with ,tho
usual allowance of six npr cent for roads, Ac., about
acres improved. 'vTo be sold as the property of
heorjre Clo*e. 'I
ALSO—A Jot of lad 4 bounded and described ns
; on the north by, lot No. 71 Of the allotment.
Bingham lands iniWcstficM township, conveyed
L° Andrew Omcs-nnd log No. 70 conveyed to Thomas t
on the east by lof No, 70 aforesaid, and lot No/
’conrtyiid to Willing,A~ Douglas, on the south by
01 (16 aforesaid, idi No. ST now or late in tho
I'Oascfdon of Henry McCall, and lot No. 80 Ac., con
tacted to Wm. Lobar, «ad on the west by lots Nos.
and 71 afur&daifb it being lot No. f 2 of the
® of the B;pg{utin lands in Westfield, now
-township, Tios4 ebunty, Pennsylvania, and
f a h of l32o<ir-containing fifty-one
aeres and five-tenths o£jjh acrh with the usual allow
' 2f- gi * P°r cent fo&Joads, &c., about thirty acres
frame barn-, and fruit trees
ereon - Tobc sold as I* fi property of John T. Lobar.
i-ALSO—A lot of la[ f, bounded and described as
Tt**. 0 ? th « north 8j;lot?No. 22 of the- allotment
J t lands fojackson township, conveyed
Jacob R. Miller, lot'No. 24 conveyed to Edgar
IMCr l M Cr «nd lot No. 37-conveyed to Charles Wilson,
ot 84 conveyed! to Wcllin S. Miller, on the
tb by lot No. 81 conveyed tp John. Arnot, and' on
arwn eBt J? y * ot conveyed to Westlak,e Seply,
X ■?(! conveyed W .Jacob* Miller, it being lot
'the allotment bf the Bingham lands in
v,. . township, Tioga county, Pennsylvania, nnd
! h " of grants numbered 1413 and 1414—contain-
one hundred nnd twenty r filx acres and one-tenth
a?re with the, usual pllowance of-six per cent
■4
1 f
! {
for iroada, Ac., shout SO stipes improved, two frame
houses, frame bare and apple, orchard thereon. To
be ebld as the property of (jharles TiUinghaat Jr.
A^jSO—A lot of land bounded end described as
folnws-: on the north by lot No. 24 of the allotment
of tpe Bingham lands in Clymer township, conveyed
to Ifetor Whlraded, on the least by‘lot No. 129 con*
rejfd to Dixon Sonthworthlon the sooth by lot No.
128|contraeted to William [H. Reynolds, and on the
west by lot No. 247 contracted to John M, Harper, it
being lot No. 248 of" the allotment of the Bingham
lands In Clymer township* Tioga county, PenDaylya
maraud port of warrant numbered
fifty acres with the usual allowance of six per cent
for loads, Ac., about 26 acijes improved,, home, barn,
and, fruit trees thereon. To be sold as the property
of William Sikes. , 1 * ,
ALSO —A lot of land bounded and described as
follows; onthe north by lof No. 41 of the allotment
of fbe Binghamlands in Farmington township, con
tracted to Franklin Starr, and lot No. 39 conveyed to
Robert Cosbeer, on the east by lot No. 30 aforesaid,
on jjhe south by lot No. 44 contracted to Chester Cady,
and on thp west by lot No. v 42 conveyed to George 6.
Seely, it being lot No. 43 jof the allotment of the
; Biregbam lands in FarmingjhßD township, Tioga coun
ty, Pennsylvania, and part bf‘warrant numbered 1063
—containing ninety-eight jacrcs and nine-tenths of
an icre, wi*h the usual allowance of six per cent for
reaps, Ac., about seventy acres improved, two frame
houses, two frame barns, blacksmith shop, and fruit
trees thereon. To be sold as the property of Lemuel
Cady. i i
4L$O—A lot of land ih Jackson township, bounded
jpnd described as follows : beginning At a birch the
*nonth east corner of lot No. 7 ; thence north 8$ deg.
west 90.7 rods, west 57.6 rods, north 32, west 94 rods,
north B.S rods, west 20.2 rods tn a line ; thence 83.1
soufth 86$, east on the New York State line 702.7
rod?, south 84.8 rods, west 12*6, south 106.1 to a beech;
thence north 8$ west 107.2 rods, north 41,6 roae, north
88$ west 121.3 rods, south 20 rods, north 89$-west
58.9 rods to a hemlock, north half east 40.8
■»rods to the place of beginning—containing six bund
redfand nineteen acres, being.lotNo. 2 of the allot
ment.’ of lands in Jackson township, and warrants
N0L‘3304, 3308 and 3358, about 400 acres improved,
5 houses* 4 log houses. S barns, shoe shop, other
out! buildings, several orchards and other fruit trees
thejreon. To be sold as the property of Levi J. Cooley.
ALSO—A lot of land bounded and described as
follows: on the north by lot No. 92 of the allotment
of the Bingham lands in Middlebury township, con
tracted to Guo. W. Ilymes and lot No. 304 contracted
Geprge W. frymes A John Reridington, bn the- east
byflul No. 9'4 conveyed to Iri Davenport and lot No.
11l contracted to Ransom Keeney, on the south by
lotp Nos. 94 and 111 aforesaid, and lot No. ITO con-
VE|ed to Lorenzo S. Brown, and on the west by lots
Nos. 170 and 92 aforesaid, it being lot No. 112 of the
allotment of the Bingham lands in Middlebury town
ship, Tioga county, Pennsylvania, and part, of war
rants numbered 2015 and 4298—containing seventy
tw|» aefes and three-tenths of an acre with the usual
allowance / of six per cent for roads, Ac., about 30
improved, frame house, com house, barn, saw
mijl, fruit trees thereon. To be sold as the property
ofllesj-e Keeney.
ALSO—A lot of land bounded and described as
follows : on~lbe north by the north line of the Slate
ofjPennsylvania, on the cast by lot No. 26 of the al
lotment ef the Bingham lands in Jackson township,
cofcve.jcd £p Nathan Miller, on the south by lot No.
29|conveyed to John Cass, and on the west by lot No.
24*couveycd to Edgar Kinucr, it being lot No. 25 of
th| allotment of the lands 5n Jackson<pwn
fch|p, Tioga county, Pennsylvania, and part of war
rant numbered 1413—containing fifty-three acres and
|ht-tcntbs of an aero with the usual allowance of
f per cent for roads. Ac., about 40 acres improved,
jramo house, frame born, nnd fruit trees thereon,
be wild as the property of John Wilson.
RLSO—rA lot of land bounded nnd described as
iows : on tho north by lot No. 121 of the allotment
gfhe Bingham lands in Rutland township, conveyed
Bennett Reynolds, on the east by lot. No. 123 con
fted-AoSally Peafrs and lot No. 140 Sullivan, con
ed on the south by lot No. 140
r«*said and lot'No. 135 Sullivan, conveyed to Jus
; Wood, and pu the west by lot No. 119 Sullivan and
hand contracted to Mathuen Reynolds, it being lot
I 122 of the allotment of Bingham lands in Rut-
and Sullivan townships, Tioga eottnty. Pennsyl
lia, and part of warrants numbered 1 SIU and 1820
bntaining eighty-three acres nnd four tenths of nn
with the usual allowance of six per cent lor roads,
about fifty acres, improved, frame house, framo
and fruit trees thereon. To be sold as theprop
of Snioin'-n Phillips.
acre
4 4
bars*
i
zi&rSQ —A !■){ 1.1- land bounded and dcspiibfd ns follows:
On the north l-v lot No of tlie allotment of the Bing*
han | lauds in >J/*Micbnr.v tpnnhhijv contracted to Gilbert R
Owtett, Jr., on tin* e.i«t b> lot coDfrtcted to Gilbert
R. dwlett Jr., on the south hy ; ]ota No?. 102 and 4. convened
to jfewberry Cloos, Jr., and oh the we-t b> lot No. 1. con*
\cyid to Gilh-rt R. Owlelt. it U inn l"t No. 2 of thotillotnn nt
of'tlie Blnjrham lands In township. Tioga count}
PerL'ylvanjft, and part of warrant numbered IJOS —contain-
Ingpixtv live aries. with the allowance uf six per cent
for roads Ac., ab'mt 40 acres iknprovod. frame house, frame
barn, anti Irmt trees thereon, i To be sold as the property of
Darnel Cliuichdh t • .
ALSO—A lot of land bounded and described as fol-
On the north by lot N°« 133 of the allotment of
thefßingbom LandsJn Richmond township contracted
to Horace Borden andlotNio 151 contracted to Horace
B.peymour. On the east iy lot No 160 Richmond A
'Rutland contracted to James Pbalen No, 116
Richmond, Rutland A Sullivan, contracted to Stives
tor|Bai!ey. Qn the south by lot No. 19 Richmond,
conveyed to James R Wilson and on the wes.t by lot
No! 133 aforesaid. It being lot No. 142 of the allot
mSit of the Bingham Lands "in Richmond township
Tilga County, Pennsylvania and part of warrant num
bered 1821—containing fifty acres and six-tenths of
anfacre with the usual allowance of six percent for
rojuls Ac , about 30 acres improved, house, burn A
fr|lt trees, thereon, To bo sold as the properly- cf
Bethuol Bentley.
-{ALSO —A lot of land in WePsboro, bounded north
ejat by -William Baebe, south west by Richard Eng
lish, north west by Peafl Street, south e.isi by street
hiding by ‘A. A, Mmples—containing $ of «n acre,
frftnie house and fruit trees thereon. To he sold ns
tne property ot M. J. Grierson, ndm’x. of Cbns Gncr
srlp ami Montrnville Grierson, Caroline Grierson, and
Aiia Grierson, heirs, Ac;, of Charles Grierson. |
{ALSO —A lot ot land in Cl.vmer township, bounded '
nnrth by Caleb Trobridge. ea.-t by lands in possession j
of Samuel Swimlor and Adrial King, south by Adrial
King and west by A. B. Tanner—containing about 50
apres, about, fifteen acres improved, a frame honse
ajid some fruit trees thereon. To bo sold as the prop
elrtv of Mulcom Tate;
{ ALSO A.lotof land in Delmnr township, bounded,
rlorth by William Worrincr,-east by lands in posses
sion of William Bacbe, south by Amos Warriner,and
west by lands formerly of Simon Wilcox—containing
about *l5 acres, about 12 acres improved, log house,
ioo-Tiftm, and fruit trees thereon. To be. sold as the
property of Hannah E. Hall.
\ ALSO—A certain two story frame honso or build
ing, situate in the township of Bloss, in the county of
Tioga, on the east side of Williamson road, contain
ing in part on said street 16 feet, more dr less, and in
depth 28 feet, bounded on the north And east by va
cant lots OWned by Seymour. Davis A Co., on the south
l|y shop owned by P. L. Clark, on the west by Wil
liamson road, an*d the lot or piece of ground and
(jurtilagh appurtenant to said builcUng. To bo*sold ns
(jhe properly of James R. Tullock owner or reputed
Owner.
j ALSO—A lot of land in Rutland township, bound.
ia north by Wm, Updike: and S. AVood, cast by E.
' Vood, south by John Newberry and C. Gall, and west
by S. Kennedy—containing about 104 acres, about
' 5-acres improved, frump bouse, fnfmc barn, log shop,
1 rilit tree? and orchard thereon. To bo sold as the
i rof>crty of Philander W. Rockwell.
ALSO—A lor of land in Delmnr township, bounded
i iorth and wpst by highway, cast by William Eborentz.
j,pd south by I. Stone—containing about four acres of j
improved land, with some fruit trees thereon. Td be
i old as the property of Joseph Humphrey.
ALSO—A lot of .land Brookfield township,
bounded north by S. Tubbs and John Lewis, east by
lands, south by Bingham lands and,Lemuel
Peaso, and .west by S. Tubbs, E. Culver and,B : nghntn
'ands—containing about one; hundred and seventy
Kcrcs, about forty acres improved, a frame house and
'i orocVruU tree? tbcrcon. To be sold as the property
>f Samuel Tubbs. ~.., , . , ,
ALSO—A lot of land in Tioga, bounded north by
Irhoked Creek, east by road loading from Wellsboro
md Tioga road to Bayers Mills, south by Wellsboro
'find Tioga road, and west by lands of Lypmn Adams
—containing about one acre of land, a frame house;
'ram* out house or kitchen, frame barn and shed .and
iruft trees tberoon. To be isold as the property of
r&tpes Goodrich and Horace S. Johnson terre tenant.
ALSO—A lot of land in'Chatham township, to wit:
sommenbing about 10 rods west of. the rood
south line.of the Taylor lot adjoining Richard Hull
m the north; th.cnce west 100 rode along the line;
hence north 33 f thonce cast to the rood; thence
moth easterly to the plape of beginning—containing
,wcnty acrcSjfall improved, frame house, barn and
ruit trees-thereon. To be sold as the property of
SVilliam-D. Kelley. }
ALSO—A lot of land in Morris township, bounded
jortb by Unfibvs, cast by Dnffcys and James English,-
loutb by I. J. W. Lewi?, ond\we?t by Ivins—contain- ;
ng about 170 serfs* about 10 or 15 acres a 1
THE
log house, shanty and fruit trees thorton. To be sold
■as the property of Samuel Campbell Jr;
ALSO—A. lot of land in Gaines township, hounded
north and West by Ballings lands, east by Long Run
Road, and south by main highway-containing about
one. acre of improved' land, a frame tavern house,
frame barn* outbuildings and fruit trees thereon.. Tti
he'sold as the property of Benjamin Burse. .
ALSO—A lot of land in Lawrence towhnship,
bounded ndrtb by Cowanesque River, east by-Widow
kelson, south by the James Ford estate, and west by
road rnnniqg ; south from Cowanesque River to .Hear
Creek—Containing about 17 acres, all Improved and
fruit trees thereon, excepting therefrom, two acres
conveyed to* the Widow Nelson, hnd £ of
iqg school, house lot. To be sold as the property of
Henry .Qolegrove. .
ALSO—A lot of land in Morris township, bounded
north by warrant No. 4220, east by warrant No, 4308,’
south by warrant No. 4379, and west by y arrant Nbl
4388—containing about 990 acres with two. lumber
shanties thereon. To be sold as the property of S.
T.,McCormick. ■
* S, I POWER, Sheriff.
Sheriffs Office, Wellsboro, August 14, 1801;
TVTOTICE IS HEREBY GTTEN that a Spe
d-* ciftl Court will be held at the Court House,; iq
Wellsboro, by the Hon. Ulysses Mercur, commencing
on the third Monday of October next, to continue two
week, for of the following causes, under the
provisions of the act of Assembly of the 34th
1534. J. F. DONALDSON, Preth’y.
August 14,1861.
Samuel M Fox ys. J Thompson
Pliny Bun vs. E B Jerould, Admrs
Geo Wallace et M vs. I Inscbo
S Pierce vs. J Duffey ct al
Sobeiski Rosa . vs. Stephen Babceck;,
Tioga County vs, John W. Maynard
J S Bryden's Adra’r vs. Hiram Ihscbe
F S Elliott vs. R T Davis et al
Bingham Trustees vs. Stephen Potter
J N. Bache vs. A C Ely
Sarah L Keene vs. Amos Bixby
Amos Bixby vs. Sarah L Keene
Bingham Trustees vs. Anson Buck at al
Bingham Trustees vs. Timothy Brace ct al
A S Turner vs, John Drew et-a)
James I Jackson vs. J N Bache, Ear
Abel Nickerson vs. Peter Grreen
M M Converse vs. Henry Colton
' George Coriies vs. Edwin Dyer
John F. Donaldson vs. A P Cone
Bingham Trustees- vs. .Dawd A Ciark
u vs. • Martha J L Clark ct a) ■
<e ' vs. George B Cologrove et al
“ , vs. Joseph Stafford: et al
Tioga go. court proclamation.—
Whereas, the lion. Robert G. White, President
Judge for the 4th Judicial District of Pennsylvania,
and T. L. Baldwin and J. C. Whittaker, E?q.’s, Asso
ciate Judges in Tioga; county, have dssned their pre
cept, bearing date the 16th day of June, 1861,
and to me directed, Jorr the bolding of Orphan’s Cunrt,
Court of Common Pleas, General Quarter Sessions
and Oyer and Terminer, at Wellsboro, for the County
of Tioga, on the first Monday of September, (being
the 2d day), 1801, and to continue two weeks.
Nolle© is therefore hereby given, to the Coroner,
Justices of the Peace; and Constables in and for the
county of Tioga, to nppear-in their pWh proper per
sons, with their records, inquisitions, examinations and
remembrances, to do (hose things which of their offi
ces and in their behalf appertain to bo done, nnd nil
witnesses and other persons prosecuting in behalf of
the Commonwealth against ony person or persons, ore
required to be then and there attending, and not to
depart at their peril. Jurors are requested to be punc
tual in their attendance at the appointed time, agrees
ably- to notice.
Given under my hand and seal at the Sheriff's Office.
In Wellsboro, the Ist day of August, in the year
of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty
one. ■ S. I. POWER, Sheriff.
GROVER & BAKER’S
SEWING MACHINES,
FOR FAMILY AND MANUFACTURING USE,
495 BROADWAY, FEW TO UK.
Agencies in'all the principal Cities aml'Tomxa in the
The Grover and Baker £>i*wiug Machine Company are now
maoaffictariog, and have on exhibition at their different
salesroom*, machines making-the Shuttle or Lock-Stitch, of
the same patterns ami at the same prices as their celebrated
Grover and Baker Stitch Machines, thus affording the public
the advantage of comparing the stitches of the two leading
machines and exercMng theirown judgment as to thoir re
spective merits. This is the only company that manufacture
both kinds and therefore tHu only one that can
ofhr this privilege to the purchaser.
** We speak from experience when wesay that, after having
tried all thojprlncipal Sewing Machine*. we must accord to
tliflt of Grover and Bnktr thopre eminence. Thoseindispen*
«a»de features of sewing, strength,uniformity andehisticity,
nil of which are jrought out in this inoomparable Invention,
m.'.ke it the;first fiewipg machine in the country. Others
have their goed points, hut this combines all, and possesses
rveiy characteristic necessary to most desirable. ’* —
y. Y. Christian Advocate and Journal.
1 Merit vs. Pcetexce.—Wc,perceive that the Grover and
Baker Sewing Machine is every day growing more and
in fa> or, both for manufacturing and family purposes —but
especially as adapted to all the requirements of family use.
Other machines, by dint of brazen puffery a& conniving with
committees at annual fairs, have been thrust forward Into
the first place ; but they are fast losing this undented posi
tion. The rfsal merits of the Grover and Baker Machine are
beginning to be known in a practical way. and daily Is the
demand for them increasing, while the demand for heretofore
better known, but inferior machines, is proportionally de
creasing. So it turns out In this, as jn many othei instances,
that‘honesty is the beat policy,’and the right, in the end
comes uppermost.
“ A trial -of over two years enables us to say with the great?
cst confidence that there is po better machine foi general
family use than Grover and Baker’s Rowing Machine Co. It
makes a beautiful elastic scam that doe? not rip with wear or
washing, runs almost noiselessly, is plain, simple, easy to
work, and not liable to"get out of repairs fastens the ends of
its own thrend, and uses threads and Silks directly from the
spools on which they are bought."—JY. 1". Leader.
Grover aju) Balter’* Machines’ work in thelrpoculiar stitch,
and fabrics put together by it. may wear and drip to pieces
from original weakness or hard usage, but come apart or give
wav at the seams, they can not; they will bold together
when the or calico around them hangs in rags and tat*
tefs.—2V! K, Daily News.
» Thbpoirits ire conceive most neemary and important to
meet the wide range of requirements In a machine for family
sewing,,we hnd more fully combined in the Grover and Ba
ker, vjzf, extent of capacity, simplicity of construction, east*
of management, advantage of using thread from two spools
without re-tvindlng, strength of work, elasticity, durability
and regularity of stitch, and' quietness of movement, We
therefore mark award to the Grover and Baker.” —Report of
'jennestee Sate Fair of 1800—oZao of St. Louis Sate Fuir of
1860.
May/IS, 1861.—1 y.
VOLIINTEfeRS WANTED.
A FEW GOOD ABLE MEN are wanted to
jfill up a Cavalry Company now being formed in
Troy, from Tioga and Bradford Counties. „This Com
pany is bo Join a Regiment commanded by Col. Josiab
Harlen, of Philadelphia. Snid regiment is to be an
imjepfendetit regiment, subject to no, State military
law, : and will be mustered into service as soon ns tbe
requisite number are enlisted. The Government pro
vides horses and equipments., j
jtf. B; A tecruHing officer will be in Wejhboro and
Ti<Jga ijeSt; when an opportunity will be
offered to all those wishing to enlist.
Ailgiist-14, ISfil.
NOTICE. —The public si*e hereby notified
that the co-partnership heretofore dieting and
conducted in the nemo of Win. (A. A E. Q. Lane, is
now desoiyodhy mutual consent; taking effect the
2JJth day of July, 1861. \VM. A. LAKE,
" Jackson. July .*ll, U'OI. Bt.* E. 0. LAN£.
TIOGA COUNTY AGITATOR.
SPECIAL COURT.
CELEBRATED NOISELESS
United Stales.
WAR! WAR! ]
UPON HIGH PRICES A LONG CREDITS!
b; BULLARD
IliU jdst returned from the oitie. with s complete ai-
aortment of
BUGAIti :: COFFEES,- TEAS,
- Classes, raisins, ■ spices,
and other staple-Groceries, which cannot be excelled
in quality or cheapness in Ibis or any other country.
tb«£.
His hew stock of Groceries embraces
SALERATCS, SOAP,
ORANGES, LEMONS,
kIiioSINE, CAMPHENK,
CASTOR Oil., FLUID,
SWEET OIL, LAMP OIL,
and nearly nil the luxuries used in the tables of
Civilization generally and the people of Tioga County
in particular. Among these are such articles at
HAMS, Sugar-Cured or Smoked,
DRIED BEEF, an excellent article,
CODFISH, Pickled or Dried,
MACKEREL, WHITEFISIX, HERRING,
PICKLED LOBSTERS, SABINES, Ac.
A good article of FAMILY FLOUR.
Always on-hand. Also,
RICE, CORN STARCH, SYRUP, *O.
WOODEN WARE,
Including,
WASH Tuads, PAILS, CHURNS,
MEASURES, FANCY BASKETS,
BABY WAGONS, two or three kinds,
MOPS, BROOMS, BROOM-BRUSHES,
_ CLOTHES BASKETS, MARKET do.
CLOTHES PINS, lots of them,
TRAVELING BASKETS,
WHEELBARROWS, for small boys.
(
BUGGY MATS,
,’ . U
and other things too numerous to mention.
DKIEO FRUITS,
I
Including
DRIED PRUNES,
DRIED APPLES,
DRIED PEACHES, ’
DRIED ENGLISH CURRANTS,
CITRON, DATES and SPLIT PEAS.
Also, all kinds of NUTS and FANCY CANDIES.
IttlSC ELLAJfEOUS.
HEMP and CANARY SEEDS,
LAMP CHIMNEYS, all sizes,
Adamantine Candies,
Snuff, Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, a
doien varies, and a good assortment of Yankee No-
tions nnd Toys.
Wellsboro, April 17,1301
GOODS!
VERY'CHEAP
FOR BEADY PAY.
T. L. BALDWIN
lias and is now receiving a largo nnd various stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER
lERCH AKDISE,
•Composed of
BUT GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE,
BOOTS and SHOES, HATS and CAPS,
READY MADE CLOTHING,
WOODEN WARE,
and in fact all Merchandise called for in the market,
all of which will be sold at the PANIC PRICES for
beady pay.
All persons desiring to buy Goods for CASH, will
do well to call and examine my stock of
MER C HA NJDISE
before making purchases elsewhere, as the stock will
be disposed-of at unusually low prices for Cash, ,
B, 1861. T. L. BALDWIN.
REMOVAL.
Joseph riberolle
HA'S removed his BOOT, SHOE, LEA i HER
and FI’NDIO STORE, from his late location on
Maijj Street, to bis Tapnery at ,loner end of the
village, where he will be glad to wait on his customers
and the piibffc generally. Competent workmen are
employed in the Manufacturing Department, and all
work warranted to bfc our own manufacture.
Also, all kinds of
READY-MADE BOOTS AND SHOES,
constantly on band. All kinds of Leather nnd Shoe
Findings, also constantly on hand and fur sale at low
prices fpr cn>h orycady pay.
HIDES and PELTS taken in- eaehnnp* -for Good*
at the highest mnrketpricc. JO£. RIBEKOLLE.
Wellaboro, Aug. 14, IS6I. *
N. B. All thqgc indebted to the subscriber by book
account, or otherwise, are requested to cftll 9 1 oqce
affd square up. JOS. RIBEROLLE.
Application for license.—|he w
lowing persons. Lave filed their petitions in the
Court of Quarter Sessions of Tioga County for Li.
cences to keep inns or lavernp In their respective town
ships, and a hearing upon the applications will bo hnd
at tbe coming in of tho Courts in* th© afternoon of
Wednesday, of first week of September Court, next,
viz.
A’nuroo,—L. L. Comstock,
THE OSCEOLA HIGH SCHOOL
WILL OPEN the Fall term of the ensuing
year, Ang. 27th, Winter term, Dec. 10th, Spring
term, March 25th, 1862. r
Ejjph Term to continue fourteen weeks. Tuition
from $3 to $6. Rooms furnished for those wishing to
board themselves.
Board $1.50 j Board and lodging,sl.7s per week;
Room, $1.5.0 per term ; Instrumental Music, with use
of ihsthi(petit, $lO.OO { Singingin classes free.
School Books can be procured 5 at tbe Institution.
For Circulars,., or,- for further particulars
address A. R. l\ r |(JBTMAN, Principal .
Osceola, July 51, ISdl. ,
TUEW COOEEK SHOP.— undersigned
is a respectfully informs the citizens of Wellsboro
and vicinity, that h© has opened k COOPER-SHOP
i pp >site
crOwL’s wicioN Snbp;
and is ready to do all manner of work prompt *ind.to
order, from a gallon keg to a tlfty< barfcl fqb.' Re
pairing also done on short notice. 0. F. ELtllS.
Wellsboro,. B, 1861.
WOOL! WOOL! —The highest Market
price paid for Wnol»*t tho Union Store of
; & CO.
New wheat flour at 7
WfcJGRTS A BAltEtg;
WE WOUliili
H E §’3P fieri tr L L Y
tltl ATTENTION
; ' i - <j -
LARGE ARRIVALS
SUMMER GOODS,
£
D OMSSTICS,
S S E'.k T 1 N G S,
s M 1 n tik o s.
BOUGHT AT THE LOWEST PRICES
s*dß CASH.
tkis, stains, akd 'coffees ;
ijoUGHT PREVIOUS TO THE LATE ADVANCE
in prices;
NOW SEWING AT iBSS THiIT.
y PRESENT TAIiSEI
frBBINB St dd.;
TEOYi PA:
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1
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ALSO; 1
ORPHAIN’SsCOURT SALE.—In -pursuance
of an imlerif tbo Orphan’* Court for Tioga
County the following described property will be sola
at pabUc wV atkbe Coatt House in Wellsboro, on
Tuesday, thje 20t¥r day of August next, at 2 o dock P v
M., of said day, to wit:
The undivided equal moiety or half part of the fol
lowing described two coatignous tract! or parcels of*
land, situated injfche township of Deltnar, county afore
said. Tho begining at a post the south
west corncrland the north w*»t corner \of Ellis M.
Bodine ; thence a!on£ line of land now or formerly of
Alexander S. Brewster, north twenty-nine
six tenths of a perch tp a post, the north west cornel 1
tberebf; thence along line of lard of said 'EJUa 'M.
Bodine and/ line of land of John Dickinson, north
eighty-nine! degrees and a half, cast one hundred' and
leventy-seven perches, and five tenths of a perch ;
thence by landof John Dickinson south thirty-four
. perches and one tenth of a perch tq a post; thepo*
’ east fifty-one perches and six tenths .perch ip*ft
post, the nbrth west of a'small dpi conveyed
by John Dickenion to? George’McLeod'and, John
Donaldson; thence aloog the said lot south
perches to ft'post; thence by land of the said £His Mi
Bodine, and land of Leri L .eighty*
nine degrees and three fourtbs'of a degree, west one
; hundred and twenty-seven perches and eight tehtha
|of a perch to n post, the south cast corner of other
♦land-of the said Ellis M. Bodine; tbenednorth thirty
two perches and five tenths of a perch to a sugar tree,
and tbcncejalong line of said Ellis ht, Bodine south
eighty-nine degrees and three fourths of a degree*
west one hundred and one perches and three tenths of
a perch to he place of begining—-captaining sixty
three acres afid one hundred and thirty perches, strict
measure, b s the same more er less, and being the same,
piece o v r pa "cel of land which Ellis M, Bodine and
wife by deid dated the twenty-fourth day of Septem
ber, A. D., 1833, conveyed to the said George McLeod
and John ] ? . Donaldson,.- ,
. The oth jr lot: ■begiolng. ht .a post the extreme
sooth east :orncr thereof; thence by line of tha Jos
above described, north thirty-six rods to a .post, tho
rrorth west corner thereof; thence eastlweiyo .perches
and two tenths of a pefhh to the plank road; thence
along the slid road south eighteen degrees, east eleven
perches; thence south thirty-three degrees, west
sn perches and nine tenths of a perch to
the place of begining—containing two* acres and
fifty-seven porches, strict measure, be’the same more
or less, bei ig tho same lot which John Dickinson and
Mary J. h a wife by died-''dated the twenty-fourth
day of’ Sef tember, A. D.;rlSs3, conveyed to tho said
John F. D( naldson and George McLeod./ * .
Also—l he equitable ictofest in a certain piece 0£
parcel of lund situated nt Charleston township, Tioga
county aforesaid—containing eighteen acres and three
tenths of.en acre, being No. 97 of the allotment of
the Bingham kinds in Charleston aforesaid, subject to
the claim df tho said estate for the purchase money
thereof. |.
JSSS* Teirns made kndwh at the time of-thc sale.
SABAH H. MoLEOD,) F ,, M
|lB6l. GEO. P. McLEOD, 1
July 24 ;
IOOD. How Lost, How Restored.
i Published, in a Sealed Envelope.; A leq'ure op
(Treatment, and Radical Cure of Spermnronhaa,
feexnnl Debility, Nervcnsnestnnd invol*
feion. producing Impotency. Consumption and
Physical Debdity. By Bout. J-CULVerwu. 1 ., M lb,
rtant fact that the awful consequences of self*
ie effectually removed without internal medicines
; ;rouv ap]»l icaUons of caustics, instruments, insd,*
i*«, and other empirical devices, is hen,* clearly
td, and the entirely new and highly successful
ns adopted by the celebrated author. tylly ax
means of uhi<-h every one Is enabled to cure him*
ly v ami afctae least possible coat, thereby avoid*
iiiverf ihed costrumsof the day. This lecture will
nto thousands and thousands. > z
:r*en). iu a plain envelope, to any address, post
\ receipt of two postage stamps, by addressing
Dr. CU. J. C, KLINE,
27 Bowery, New York. Post Office box 4,686.
the Nature,
qcSttniua] V
lintary emis
Mental ami
The impoi
abuse tuav,U£
or the dangt
tented bougii
detponsti'fttij
tientment. a
plamed. hy h
self ]>crXectljj
ing All nie iif
proTeyuoon
undra
paid, on thej
.imtPolßTAflT AjVSOIJIVCEJIET!
THE copartnership heretofore existing under,the
firm of W. A. ItOE & Co., having been dissolved,
flie sobscriber».for the purpose of immediately closing
df> the business of the concern, now offers their large
stock of Goods at
NEW YORK COST.
Persons desirous of making purchases, will find it
to'thcir advantage to call at once ancPmak© their se
lections, as
1 . -J
•ST coirs, FIRST SER VED.”
jk consists of the usual variSty and general
tI FL
•This sto
Wjsortmcn
CRT GO'
iDS, GROCERIES,
HARDWARE, CROCSERT,
shoes; Hats i caps,
READY HADE CLOTHING,
WARE,
BOOTS
GLASS WARS,
T <t FLOOR OIL-CLOTHS, 4c„ *o.
CARP
)0 immediately disposed of.
JEKOME SMITH.
and must
ro, July JO, IS6I
. TV. BAILiEf Sc CO.;
AT THE
NION STORE,
WELL S B Qlt ft; ■
' u
ig a fine Stock of t -
NEW G^oorjs
Jost bought pt “ PAKXC PRICES,” and will b« (old,
FOP. CASH, at a little ABOVE COST, if possible,
EVERYBODY
Cali and see the Xow Goods and Prices.
Are open]
P.'S. All persons baying unsettled account* onumr
Bookstore requested to settle the same by Caafr or
Note, imjncdiafelt/. os, vre intend, to sell on-, the‘-pay
doten system, until further advices from ihu seat of
war. J. W. BAILEY A CO.
Wellaboro, July 31, 1861.
ORPHAN’S COURT -SALE. —By virtue.of
ai order of tbc Orphan’s Coart to me directed, I,
will sell pt. public vendue on the 30lb of August at
'the Court Houss in Wellsborp, at 2 o’clock P. M.
All that certain piece or parcel of land situate in
the township J>f Sbippen, beginning at north west
corner of lot surveyed for Renry Tomb; thence by
tbe,samo south 100 perches to a post; thenqc by land
surveyed-for John S. Hastings west 40 ,perches to a
post; thence by land surveyed for S. Newberry north
one hundred perches,, to. a post; thence, by Elijah
Phillips cast 40 perches fo'lhe place of
containing twenty five acres, part of warmint No.
1040, James Wilson Warrantee.
.P. C. lIOIG, . .
~ , AN DIIEW-BARTLE, | Ac/mwirtrotor..
Angus t 7,1851.
Hl>Lt<i|soKo’ ACADEMY.
Weilsboro’, Tioga County, Penna.
MARINES N. ALLEN, a. M.t - - Principal
assisted by a corps of competent teachers.
The Pall Term will commence on the 19th Inst.
Tuition for term Bf fourteen i ceclct, from $2.50 to
$6.00. ; .■ ,
MI UTAH r INSTR tICTtON ■
trill bo introduced this term into the Academy, tiooor*
ding to a late not of the Legislature of this State.
• JSSt'A Teaches? Class will also be formed
By order of Trustees, • . , ,
J. F DONALDSON, Prei't.
Woßeboro, Aug. 7, 1861.
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY SHOP,
iIAIN ST., wellsboßo.
MISS PAULINE 6MITII has just purchased her
SPUING AND SUMMER UQObS,
Coiuisting, .of Straws of all jtinds.^Pattern Hats,
Bloomer Hate, Flowers, Velvets, Silks of all kinds,
and in fapt, , v) .
ALL KINDS OF TRIMMINGS."
She solicits i call from the huiiea of IVeilsboro ansl
vicinity, feeling confident that •
HER GOODS WILL BEAR INSPECTION,
and compare favorably with those of any establish,,
moot in the county in regard to price.
. JE*? - BLEACHING AND PRESSING done in a
superior manner.;
Room Opporite Empire Store, up-jtairs.
May 15,186].' _
AUDITOR’S NOTICE.—The undersignedl
■ appointed i*n auditor to settle lie account of
C. H. L. frord, esocutor of the estate of James Ford,”
dec’d andjraake distribution of the proceeds of
estate, will attend to the duties of his appointment
the office^of. A. P. Cone, in Wellsh«ro,.on tho2£th
day of August, at 1 P. AT. *IIOS
Jal^’3r,Jtei. ' L - v H*dt'(6r: