THE A6ITATOH.,
fiOOAli AND MISCEX)X.A2STEO:
Wellßboro, Wednesday, Mar. B,' 1884
Haw Advertisements. ,
Tnu for Sal*— B. C. 'Wickham.
V'elitboro Academy —Beaj. Eglin, Principal. ,
Auditor’• Notice —Thos. AUcn. Audilor.' = 1
Adminietrator’e 'Sale —John Li Bobiason, Adm’r.
Hit a/ Lettert —Lewis Daggett, P, M. ■ -i
United Slatee-Internal Scccnue —George BonL - 1
at tinea kc. Johnson. ■!
Doxxtiox Visit.—The friends of ‘Elder
are invited to a Donation Visit nt the house of
Jiussell Lawton, on tho afternoon and eveninj jof
Tuesday, Match 16. ,
Teacbees’ Isstitute. —The next meeting of Ibc
Tioga County Teachers’ Institute will be at : Osdi oln,
on the 15th,T6th, ITth and 18th of this month. ‘jWe
learn that State Supt Coburn will be present obtho
occasion. i.
Botice. —There will bo a Quarterly Meeting al ifhe‘
Lea School House, near John Hardys, in Chorlei tun,
■on the 19th and 20th of March, commencing on Sat
mrday at 2 o’clock P. M. Her. Mr. Leonard, of T ‘est
field, is expected to attend. A general invitatUn is
given. Jobs G.
Charleeton, Feb. 29,' ’Bi.
We are'informed that the Wellsboro’ “Glee CixV’
has secured the services of Professor C. S. Hitibn,
who will spend four or five days with them, commen
cing March 15th. At the close of the Festival, flfoon
cert will be held, of which due notice will be given.
Professor Hager, will be accompanied by his daughter,
Nettie, an excellent Alto singer. »-
Br an advertisement in another column it Tvii ijc
teen that the Assessors of internal Kevenue for the
10th Division, ISlh Collection District, are prepaid
to peooive returns for the Annual Taxes for the y< ar
1864. ®he law provides that those persons, Sms,
and corporations who are subject to an annual fix
for income, license, carriages, silver plate, Ac.,,shill
present their returns or lists to the Assistant Assessor
on or before the first Mynday in May of each yeir,
and in default thereof they are subject to assessioi nt
fer the full amount of such taxes, with 50 pef cjnt
added thereto. Tax-payers will therefore see tliat
their own interests, |at least, dictate promptness
making their retnrns. • ■
Obituary.
WnEttEAS, In the. mysterious providence of Qifd,
death has again entered our circle, 'and removed
therefrom onr friend and sister, Hattie S. fTaiPBiVEr
'who died at her father’s ..residence, near Mansfield,
Penn’a, on the Xlth of Feb. 1864, aged 22 sm : ra.
therefore ■ -V’
Besolccd, That the Ladies Literary. Socioofi : , of
which she was one of the founders, has by this 'dis
pensation, lost one of its best and most useful iit in
ters. She was always faithful to duty, one who-' i wc
“delighted to honor,” whose talents we admired ’ i nd
whose society we loved.
Bciohcd, That we extend onr deepest symj aby
to her parents and relatives in this sad bereavel o nt,
and commend them to the loving care of Him, .■Wio
is, throughout all generations, “the refuge o _ ‘lis
saints.” " 1
Retohed, That these resolutions bo enteral o j ->ur
minute?, and that copies bo furnished the of
the deceased, and to the county papers fof publica
tion. . F. A. Bixbv, J CoW ;
Mansfielf, Feb. 12, ’64. F. E. Buttles,}
The Festival foh the Veterans.—No Mie
deny that the people of the County owe a. dohf of
gratitude to the Veteran Volunteers, which he
paid by mere bounties. Three years ago.tiey look
Ibeir lives in their bands and went chccrfi.lty find
without bounties in defence of the of fc 4he
country. With the full knowledge of the birdfokpSj
privations, and Aufferings' incident to a lifer .n ,
and field, learned indeed by sad and bitter ex >er i&ce t
they as cheerfully volunteer again, and thus be p-re
plenish the thinned ranks of the army and iav > ymr
county from another draft, which, though in
itself, gives rise, nevertheless, to crimination; a^. re
criminations—always to bo deplored—betvceL 'the
vast majority who support the Government ia it t war
measures, and the small minority, who pretend i<the
loyal, but who at heart sympathize with the tray rs,
The return on a thirty days furlough of vet
eran soldiers from AVellsborpngh and vicinity Spring
the past month gave the ladles, —who, indeed have
been untiring in their efforts to benefit the sot her—:
an opportunity of giving the veterans an. appro’ >riate
welcome. A Festival was projected, commute.*? ap"
pointed, a general invitation extended, and of - Fri
day evening last the Festival was held in -the. lourt
house. We regret that want of space pretr* jts us
from publishing the official proceedings. M a can
only.make room for a few general facts- - A eight
o'clock’the Court Room, the walla-of whichho : been
beanti|plly decorated with flags, i-nd ever
greens, was neariy’fUJed with a gay crowd i6f- bg Vier? f
.citizens and Jsdies. On motion of Dr. Wo! b, the
'meeting organized by the election of Hugh > >uxc>
■l’midcnV and John E. hjowcn, Secretary, 4 The
Chairman stated briefly the origin and purpose f tJ|sd
Festival, and after some patriotic music fro » the
Wellsboro-Brass Band, introduced Heni;v TT _,Wil
lxaxs, Esq., who, in behalf, and at the re<|atslP<if the
ladies delivered the welcoming speech.
in a paragraph like this give any just Well ;<if the
merits of this effort It is enough to say,* Imply,
that it was brief,.eloquent, anti appropriate, u- ’ I won
the applause of all present. A reply in behalf if the
soldiers was made sby ‘Lieut, Scudder, of iht
which was well recciycd, The Chairman asn-. jneed
that the hour for copper had arrived, d the
meeting adjourned down stairs to the supper- £bles,
which were sooihfilled. ‘.From the official
vre gather that five hundred and fifty persons ft down
to the tablcs—one half of whom were and
iheir wives or sweethearts. The supper wos 1-edita
ble to the ladies who got it np. A email: adhesion
fee was paid by the citizens, and it.
■that the surplus fund, after paying expenses to
be expended for the Sanitary .Commission!,. Aft traore
end Fisher’s Band supplied the music for the jCances,
csd everything went on quietly and ti£h late
hoar. 'Weans glad to bo able to say oy- prone
atlvcuts it to have been tly most successful social
gathering held hero forbears, owing to bplete
Arrangements by the ladies having the- niK ter in
ch w£s. ; i -
Tan Magazines. —The readers of
H* s * will be glad to bear that a new noveb-hy barles
Dickens is announced to commence in ther : uu ;er for
April or May. The sweet little sketch VD* Jemo--
riaui” of his friend Thackeray contains such*l mcbes
of feeling as only the author of “ David Copp* rfield'
01115 put upon paper. u The Norwich Arm*?rU ’is an
interesting paper in these times..of wal. -’'Mrs.
Home” is' a truthful sketch of
£Q, « influence may accomplish, while M r;?ar pf the
‘Drice” will apeal powerfully to the stricken % in
tlniOEt every house. In a literary poi?v* • f view
Magazine la of the first class, and .bhfr-v es it is
eminently loyal and influential,
Atlantic Monthly for March is Aft. 4 .cellent
Jj&aber. Among thr contributors to It jup&. Bayard
fi jlor,Mrs. Stowe, Caroline Cbesehro, o|}W -■-* W«n-
Holmes, and Ike Marvel, Nothing-, {at e need
E Etiid of the interest whiciT is attached le-ef jh arfci-
CE - must, however, allude to the pmaron
sense iu the “House and Home papers,' to one
called “Our Soldiers” which,, adds £ testi
°7 t 0 ibe great good being accomplic e l)y the
bimtary Commission, * ,
We bare received Oodey’e Zad/e Booh, The Lady’s
Friend and Ptier eon’s Magazine . Any one of these
is a valuable accessory to every Woman's work-table.
All of these Magazines for salo at Young’s Book
Store.
*«.®“Tike Plies”; “Thetime for the Draft ap
proaches”; '■ Time and tide wait for no man"; “Time
is money”;—these are a few of many ancient and
modern saws about Time. If yon want a good Amer
ican or English Lever Wateh by which to keep yonr
time; Or if you want a Clock, call at Young’s Book
Store where they are receiving a fine assortment of
Clocks, Watches, and Plated Ware of many varieties.
Ke. 5, Union Block.
Maheibd. '
In Wellsboro, on the 26th nit., by A. S. Brews
ter, Esq., Mr. D: K, COOLIDGE. to Miss MARY A.
MEACHAM, both of Delmar.
In Wellsboro, on the 2d inst., by A. S. Brewster,
Esq.. Mr. DERIAS KRINER, to Miss ELLEN
JENNINGS.
In Bennett villo, on the 2d inst., by Rev. A. Wood
ward, Mr. JAMES DICKINSON, of Charleston, to
Miss MARY E. IjRENCH, of Middlebary.
In Southport, Chemung Co., N. Y., on the 27th ult,
at the residence of Cornelius Putman, by the Rev. S.
M, Bainbridgc, Pastor of Central Baptist Church,
Elmira, N. Y., Mr. WILLIAM M. BUTLER, of
Blossburg, Pa., to Miss ELtZA A. PUTMAM, of
Southport, Chemung Co., N. Y.
In Charleston, on the 28th nit., by tfev. P.„Rey
nolds,-Mr. MANNING MAY, of Co. I, 45th Eeg’fc
P. WT., to Miss MARGARET J. HART, both of
"•
In Wellsboro, on tho 26th ult., by Andrew Growl,
Esq., Mr. BYRON RUCKLEY, to Miss LUCINDA
WHEELER, both of Delmar.
In Chatham, on the Ist inst., by Reuben Morse,
Esq., Mr. ALBERT SAXBERRY, of Co. I, 45th
Regt. P. V. V., to ISABELL JACKSON, both of
Chatham,
In Wellsboro,* on tho sth inst, at the Pennsylvania
House, by Rev. J. D. Bell. Mr. JAMES A. CHRIS
TENAT, of Co. E, Ist Pa. Rifles, to Miss EMILY R.
SATTERLY, of Charleston, Pa.
At tho same time and place, by Rev. J. D. Bell*
Mr, CALEB FENTON, of Co. E, Ist Pa, Rifles, to
Miss SUSAN SATTERLY, of Charleston, Pa.
'[As these young soldiers —now brothers in marriage
as well os in arms—have ro-enlisted, we cannot -bat
express our admiration of their self-denying spirit.
And the prayer we would breathe for them, is that
their lives mny be,spared, and that they be permitted
to return in health and joy to the embraces of their
excellent spouses. * J. D. B.]
3p X S 3>..
In Delmar, on the ISth ult,, SARAH, wife of Gnr
don Steele, aged 30 years.
In Charleston, on the 27th ult., Mrs. STJKYIVAH
POTTER, wife of Peleg Pottei, aged 68 years.
■ Sister Potter had been for nearly 50 years a faith
ful member of the Baptist Church, and by the grace
of God, shtj*.adorned her Christian profession most
nobly. The Bible was her source of moral light, and
Christ her dependence. emphatically a
large-hearted, liberal-minded Christian. In the death
of this exemplary and highly esteemed sister, a wide
breach been made in the family circle, in the
church and in the community. But while their loss
is deeply tnourned, there is this great consoling
thought, that, ** Precious in tho sight of .the Lord is
the death of his saints.” P. Reynolds.
HARRIET, wife of Charles B. Watrous, Feb. 22d,
1864, in Gaines, Tioga Co., Pa., in tho 27th year of
her age. ‘
The subject of this brief notice was horn in Caton,
Steuben county, N, Y. In the 2lst year of her ago,
she g ivo her heart to Christ, and united with the reg
ular Baptist Church, of which she remained a consis
tent and worthy member to the day of her death.
Wherever sister Watrous was known, either as rela*
five or friend, she was highly esteemed and ardently
loved. She was an intelligent, worthy Christian lady,
whom no church or community could spare, without
conscious loss. Her disease was typhoid fever, of
which she suffered much; but her triumphant faith
bore her patiently! through, and gave her closing days
a peace and joyfulness which it is the privilege of
but fewon earth to possess. • She has left the com
panion of her early choice and two small chjjdrcn,
together with a wide circle of relatives and friends,
to mourn their early loss.
May God sustain the bereaved, and enable them to
feel that the star that shone so brightly, has only
been translated to a cloudless sky, to mingle its
brightness with the' glory of the Eternal.
“The bright com is dropped in eternity’s ocean,
Too soon Called to yield life’s ephemeral breath;
That heart, once the home of each generous emotion,
Lies listless and cold in the bosom of death
, Yet if aught can give peace to the friends that survive her.
Or soothe those who mourn her too early doom,
*TU her virtues remembered—long, long to outlive her,
A nd shed then bright halo around the dark tomb.”
f T. T. C.
At the residence of his father dn Troy, Bradford
county, Pa., on the 18th of Jan., of chronic diarrhea,
A, M. SHEARDOWN, M. D., youngest son of Eev.
-Thomas S. Sheardown, aged 25 years.
The subject of the above notice was a, young man'
of and promising ability, having graduated with
the first honor in his profession and qualified himself
for future usefulness In life. He began tbe practice
ot medicine at Elmira, N. Y., where on the first call
for volunteers, he enlisted in tbe N, Y. service as a
private. The hardships were too great for him, and
1 after suffering some three months with the typhoid
fever he received his discharge and came to Tioga in
this county. There ho again entered upon the da-
B tics of his profession and won the esteem and friend
ship of uli who knew him. At the time of tho last
invasion of Pennsylvania ho received tho appoint
ment of assistant surgeon in tbe. U. S. Army, and
joined the 107th Regiment Pa. and while en
gaged in edring for the sick and wounded at the hard
fought battle of. Gettysburg, disease fastened itself
upon him, and after months spent in camp and hos
pital, he was transferred to tbe embrace of bis fend
parents, when, after lingering some three weeks, he
took an affectionate farewell of friends, and commit
ting himself to his Savior, he calmly and meekly
passed from the battle-field of life, as we trust, to
that world where wars and rumors of wars are heard
no more forever. Com.
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THE TIOGA COUNTT AGXTATO.K.
Treasurer’s Sale of Seated Lauds in
Tioga County, Pa.
In pursuance of the provisions of an Act of the
Genaral Assembly, passed the 29th day of April,
1844, will be exposed fo public sale at the Com
missioners’ Office, in Wellsboro, on the second
Monday in June, 1864, the tracts of land described
in the following list, unless the taxes due on them
are paid before that time. A. M. Spencer,
(March 4,1864.) Treasurer of Tioga County.
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ELOSS
20acres, '.... ArbonLand Company, $&43
2 acres & vacant lot, D B Freeman 9 49
3 town lots Ellis Hughes 10 77
20 acres NLightner..... 9 14
Ma. & blacks'h shop, D S Slagee 5 50
house and 10t...... J V LPrine 10 10
house and lot, Charles Phipps, 14 23
120 acres, Tioga EE & Coal c0..70 35
house and lot Wm Watkins 95
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£ ft <
5-4"
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s o s
C!z;tS
( house and store lot /
) and 1 vacant lot, John Bodine
shop and lot 1.. A C Bush
1 house Lewis Lewis....
88 town lota .Enthrone, Ford & co.
house and lot Jane Eichards
1 house Thomas Smith.
101 town lots . -Seymour, Davies & co.
house .Henry Wi11iam5.......
20 acres, 140 Dyer, Lowrey &. co:..
house and lot j Simeon Golden
store house and lot, S W Morris’ estate... 1
BROOKFIELD,
14 acres Lewis Adams
80 Dennis and Baker.
25 NB Beebe
house and lot L B Dinimick.
30 George Lnbar
43 Jobu*Lovell
240 Stephen Hotter
15........GW Page
10 - 40 Solomon Mattlson
house and lot A W Seeley
70 Abel Sargant
41 David Sprague
CHARESTON.
5 95 :..JWBell
2- 48 J O Bryant
5 795 L J Cooley ,•
5 95 Jacob Evans..
4 156 George Bacon
50 : George Hollins
112... Peter Burns
4 96 .-W Owens
COVINGTON.
50..: WBixby : 211
25 ' , George Corlies 1 09
2 48.. Stephen Darling... 2 03
50 152 E B Jerould’s estate 26 76
27 J R Harvey 1 12
52 Henry Morseman 218
50, Rufus Calkins 75
j CHATHAM.
2.:.. j, Alanzo Button.... 25
120} Henry Button 4 28
house and lot. Edmund Bacon 94
12 81 WD Kelley 96
9 94 Jonathan Mattison 4 64
50 Widow Molatt 179
4 50 David Obryan 2 54
20 L Level 42
4.‘. Wra Lovell 84
30 230 Henry Seeley 7 63
honse and lot Marvirf Button 70
40 A Sweet 1 83
2 95 Ethan Taft, i 2 03
3 57 Augustus Andrus 1 42
8 , 47 W D Banker 1191
16 (84 Wm Carpenter 2 92
2 03 Erastus Close 146
5 25 Charles Edwards 92
8 29 Stephen Fuller 128
2 Seaman Giles 15
1 1.. Truman, Hopkins ll
32 14 John Hackett 293
i CLTMER.
8 ..John M Harper 95
4 40 A H T Allen 110
2 24 JasMßnsh 48
100 John Ferguson. -.1 37
50 B Gee..- 70
, 25...' A T Labar 53
2 I 8 George Ecevs 33
3 Ward Sawyer 26
DELMAR.
50 Job Green 5 33
50 Henry Gamble 2 70
60.. A Manuel Impson 60
50 John Kenyon 1 10
38.. AStowell 3 48
half building lot, 22 Bela Borden i. 48
10 40 George Derby 2 07
50 Ensworih 1,04
65 '.... It S Finch..'. 133
4 • DO Conrad Gunther 214
100 Charles Hildreth.' 4 58
house and lot David Hoyer ..1 33
80 Sylvester Kelly*..: 1,65
■ 20..." Lyman Meacher 43
50 S L 01 instead 99
15 38 Edward Royce ....2 45
25 Henry Wood I 43'
75 Jeremiah Campbell 1 75
72..' Charles Gooduow 1 30
4....
-Joseph Humphrey 39
60 George Wakeman. - 2 98
100 Alien Ashler 240
5 55 Win Hoffman 2-56
7 65 Hannah H Hall 1 44
58 Lucius Kenyon.. * 150
10 40 Jacob Navel ..2 09
50 George Krimer 1 5?
61... Clement Olmstead 1 60
74 -.Elnathan Toby 189
DEERFIELD,
96 Kufus'Warrcn 5 51
parts. mills 10 Mattison Cummings 122
parts.milllS 13.. .J W Potter ~.>...4 10
ELK.
■r..w-
|..\VmCobum.; i zs
87.. \VD H0we11.... 1 01
87 .Italics Kimball 1 20
FARMINGTON.
40 HF Odell 75
5 " ’345 A C Morgan 680
23 Sylvester Smith w— 38
GAINES.
15 432 Alex Mattison, 22 77
10 30 Jusiah Furman, 3 42
300 JNHaner, ' '1163
100 • Amasa Hauer, 313
50 John Bonn, 1 291
8 42 > David Mattison, 412
• JACKSON. .
13 Daniel Cooper,' 09
4 -40 Morris Clmr, 116
66 Itenfy Delmatcr, ’ 137
10 Jiles Kinner, 22
60 Witman Mitchell, 3 59
10 40 David K Morse, 169’
50 Miner Owens, 2 98
35 A B Sherwood, 72
340 e~ Yeomans & Barr, 27 37
30 / Charles Shives, 192
•50 * A B Howland, 231
. 85 Eichmond Jones, 3 30
100 Titus, 310
KNOXVILLE.
hense and lot, Freelove Bowen, 70
tpwn lot, , John Carpenter, 70
house and lot, John Hogencamp, 149
LAWRENCE.
15 133 James Lathrop, 2 56
15 133 H H Dent, 3 52
8 92 , GE Smith, 2 17
LIBERTY. •
58 Michael Rank, 139
house &10t,(6 im. 14 wild)Snmnel Childs, 259
, 63 John Kelts, 87
house and lot, John Moyer, 83
3 6 Philip Wells, 42
MANSFIELD.
house and lot,Wm Manning, 60
lot steam saw-mill, J F Caldwell, ] 10
house and lot, Hoard & Beach, 2 07
MIDDLEBURY.
steam saw-mill, ;
and 1337 wild ' John J3iiin:er & Co, 133 iQ
165 Wm Garretson, 6 63
steam mill; 1 im. 4 wild, Anson Palmer, ' 93
house*, lot 2, 23, A E Rowley, 350
60 James Smead, 150
3 houses and lots, Bayer & Co, 501
10 34 Wm Allen, 2 02
4 Wm Blanchard, ;9
25 Daniel Growl, 45
25 Lorain Day. 34
MIDDLEBDBY.
228, H S Wilson,
C Boyington,.
Lather Wilson,
MORRIS.
Jeremiah Campbell, 74
Moses Field, 1 37
OSCEOLA.
Lncinda Gleason,
Joseph Yates,
RICHMOND.
Henry Booth, 7 81
Henry Curtis, 1 51
Mansfield Iron Works, 73 73
Ralph Sampson, 88
E W Ross, 11,84
W M Johnson, 3' 42
Joseph Chester, 1 97
George Mudge, ■ 72
- W P Parker, 188
A V Gile, 31
Abram.Gile, 21
Lennder Love, 42
8 M Randall, 72
W E Morris, , 661
S L Keen, 21,95
RUTLAND.
H Burgess,
Albert Hnbbcjl,’
D B Knapp,
‘ J T Furman
Wm Besley,
Timothy Smith,
Wallace Smith,
J H Allen,
SHIPPED.
J M Bush.
H A Guernsey,
D B Wicox’ estate
SULLIVAN.
A Bullard,
TIOGA.
Isaac Benson,
grist mill 40,
bouse and lot,
10 84
2 - 60
saw-mill,
Tax.
15 105
20
10 0
100
726
37
120
9 67
100
5 5
2 - 78
15
10
20
3 21
..9 43
...I 37
..I. 95
..1210
...179
.. 15
..6015
.. ! 70
...7 98
...160
;..2 0o
105
60 440
, 30
4 '.-,.45
bouse and lot,
g -43 •
bouse and lot,
' 4
4 I-' 45
129
- 50
100
100
2 houses, lot & shop, Francis Carey,
1 house and lot, J N Hotchkiss,
10 15 James A Hoffman,
1-2 > John A Mathers, ,
..506
...569
.93 54"
.12 38
.19 10
..232
..7 10
..4 42
honse and lot, Fred. Reese, '
■ 25 Benjamin Shellman,
105 J B Geuson,
2 W G Kelley,
UNION.
30 295 Mark MentO, ' 20 56
7 23 Amos Bennett, 5172
15 Elizabeth Bennett, ,65
150 Merrick Crandall estate, 2 10
66 Charles Defiance, 514
18 26 James Edmonds, ' 6 03
20 T S Griswold, 85
15 Charles Gorton, 15
I | Levi Langdon, 144
I * 30 Wm Stratton, 107
' 90 Joel Saxton, 3 82
10 37 John Smith, 5 27
47 Samuel Shainer, 70
25 Alanzo Alnes, ■ 51
7 Orson Cole, 98
125 John Col©,
Seth Gee,
2 48 Dyer Austin, 156
168 T J & M Decorsey, 4 54
30 100 Oliver Sellard, 1 68
110 Daniel Ames, 6 30
100 A J Austin, 5 38
200 Andrew Aldrick, 1113
87 Zopha Cornell, , 468
109 George Gates, 4 78
42 Abram Hart, 126
86 R Hillficker, 86
115. Jonas Hager, 3 45
40 . Elisha Nash, 1 54
- 40 JO Riley, 138
100 ' Wm Stage, 300
107 Isaac Stage, 3 21
100 C Stevens, 3 00
43 David Sherman, 189
123 O L Wheeler, 1 66
110 A D Adkins, 152
100 George Comfort, 2 38
107 . J Cross, 250
115 ■ Charles Clark, 374
110 Bvron and Isaac Ford, 262
100 ‘Wm E Letts, 138
80 Aaron Meeker, 114
100 John Watkins, 2 32
94 Derius Knapp, 94
715 Isaac Smith. 7 15
■WESTFIELD.
10 Almou Butler, 28
49 Charles Burdick, 87
50 WmR Watkins, 87
WELLSBORO.
2 , John Cleveland estate, 110
( bouse and lot and
I 1 town lot, Win D Bailey, 275
house and lot, George W West, 2 41
UNSEATED LANDS.
In pursuance of an not of the General Assembly,
passed the 13th day of March, 1815, will he exposed
to public sale, at the Commissioners’ office, in Wells
borougb, on the-second Monday of June, 1864, the
tracts of land described in the fallowing lists, unless
the taxes due thereon are paid before that time,
A. M. SPENCER,
Treaa’r of Tioga County.
Wellaboro’, March 4,1864.
Bloas Township.
QcAXTirr. IViniiASTEr,
No. Orig’l. Present. or Owner. Tax.
5916 IIUO 275 Nicklin <fc Griffith, $33 33
5916 1100 275 “ ,86 40
5927 1100 367 i " 62 16
5977 1100 352 i '• • 49 11
5977 1100 400 " 31 00
5970- 1137 526 « . 4196
5970 1127 600 “ 7177
5956 1101 400 ” 47 85
5955 1101 700 “ 69 79
5978 1100 436 “ 43 46
5980 1 028 864 “ 36 30
1 1100 344 ’William Wilson, 34 80
5045 1061 035 James Wilson, 66 84
5046 1099 366 J « i 43 79
’ “ “ 137 i “ I 16 43
“ “ 137} ' « J 16 43
“ •• , 206 , “ ’i 24 85
. “ <4 ’ 252 ‘ ■ “ 10 04
boss' 1 «. 3061 . « -43 79
“ “ 137} “ 16 43
“ “ 1371 « 16 43
" “ 200 « 24 65
5047 " 1000 ‘ “ 161 51
6932 1061 - Nicklin & Griffith, 169 24
5914 1100 » 173 45
5054 1099 Jhmcs Wilson, f. 131 51
5903 87 ’B7 Bclfenstine,* 13 88
1 1100 132 William Wilson, 13 18
“ “ 132 « 13 16
« “ 132 « 13 16
“ " 133 « 13125
" 133 “ 13j 25
809 300 . 25 Franklin College, 8f 03
Brookfield Township* |
- 726 Tubbs nnd others, 101 14
94} “ 13 19
1854 118 T. M. Willing, 558
1008 80 William Lloyd, II 16
1856 40 . T. M. Willing, 5 68
111?} »•’ " 10 61
123
.. Chatham Township.
1029 6*9 149 B. Blackwell, 12 70
1220 1099 140 ■ George Harrison/ 11-92
106 40 J. E. Lyon, 511
424 J. L. Crandall, 6410
407 Crandall & Emery, 6190
629 Ira Davenport, 80 36
, 289 Samuel King, 36 84
407 J. Watrotts, 63 17
1220 1099 195 George Harrison, 24 86
4072 194 Robert Morris, 16 00
871 A. C. Bush, 47 31
1221 150 George Harrison, 12 87
6497 1100 604 George Meade, 60 30
5916 « 376 Nicklin * Griffith, 32 94
Covington Township.
5916 1100 275 Nicklin & Griffith, 32 94
- 30$ 3UO Baldwin <fc Emery, 11 97
22 38
1 00
332
WARD.
Clymer Township.
2290 90S 100 W. Williak, 10 00
2295 1002 900 ' " 89 98
2290 1095 500 " 50 02
2297 990 150 “ 15 00
1227 955 135 George Harrison, 'l4 50
2291 1002 150 W. Willinb, 15 02
400 S. McCullough, • 26 70
‘ Charleston Township,
4473 1002 200 James,Wilson, 20 30
4474 « 400 I « 60 60
4479 999 191 i 1 « 28 95
5049 1099 “ 124 S 3
1581 990 Hews 4 Fisher, 113 47
5051 1099 James Wilson, S 3 25
i 0f5052 “ « 20 79
1584 990 490 Hews 4 Fisher/ 55 70
1579 “ 370 “ 43 59
1582 “ 123 “ 13 93
1583 “ 123 " 13 93
2 06
38
77 Henry S. Wedge, 8 74
1580 990 300 Hews * Fisher, 11 37
4474 1002 400 James Wilson, 12120
4472 1000 200 “ 30 30
1582 990 247 Hows 4 Fisher, IS 72
1583 “ 247 “ 18 72
1580 “ 130 “ 14 71
Deerfidi Township.
5170 1099 224 James Strawbridge,' 23 77
360 S. X. Billings, ’3B 86’
5179 1099 136 James Strawbridge, 14 44|
5177 1100 338 “ 35 99 j
5178 1099 191 “ 20 241
5179 “ 617 " 65 54i
5181 659 340 “ 30 09
5610 1100 216 “ 22 93
3697 1092 143 “ 15 25
2029 1100 100 T. M. Willing, 10 12
1065 549 SO William Lloyd, 849
1071 555 120 “ 12 74
5610 1100 651 James Strawbridge, 69 05
5180 1099 643 • " 68 21
“ 318 “ 33 75
“ “ 68 « 7 23
5177 1090 60 • « fi 37
5178 1099 113 " - 8 00
6177 1100 20 “ , 93
5610 “ 117 “ 823
5181 659 82 “ , & 71
1 07
68
2 36
1 50
18
1 37
2 60
1 33
1 00
238
Dclmar Township,
465 455 80 James btewarf, 837
1579 900 613 Hews t Huber, 42 97
1682 “ 372 “ ‘ 19 45
1583 “ 372 “ 19 45
14 ms « as “ an
4212 44 76 James "Wilson, 2 65
4218 * ' 60 . *• 525
4213 44 122 . “ 8 52
4213 « 166 " 17 36
7 45
3 73
25
4 00
60
42
100 Jackson k Bacho, 13 95
21 C. AM, Emery, 3 23
99 James Wilson, 3 43
4216 990
4216 “ 655
4218 44 . 230 -
4214 44 462
4205 44 86
25
144
83
234 , 14S Junes Kimball, 516
4218 990 104 James Wilson, 7 26
4213 44 88 44 • 4 61
4214 « 136 •* 2 37
4214 44 276 44 4 83
900 27 George W. Lewis, 2 79
1582 44 247 Hews * Fisher, ” 34 46
1583 247 44 ’ 34 46
4428 960 132 JamesJWUion, 461
4222 990 100 41 3 49
4222 , 44 120* u 4 23
4223 ’ 44 100 ts 10 47
4427 “163 - “ 28 40
1544 « 75 - 526
4204 44 - 100 “ 10 47
4208 44 60 “ 5 25
4218 “ 273 44 14 23
Elk Tomuftip,
2503 3002 126 W. IHlUuk, 691
“ * 4 . . 63 * , V « 446
« 44 57 44 6 40
2509 “ 86“ 6 17
44 44 86% 44 ’ 6 17
44 * 4 861? 44 720
44 u 86l| 44 C 17
44 “ 8612 “ 816
“ “ 38 44 I 68
2610 « 448 “ ■ 27 93
2579 44 44 47 47
2613 44 u r 47 47
219
11
2628 990 795 44 .37 67
2630 1000 000 44 63 26
2642 990 * • 44 . 187 60
2643 *t u , 187 go
2644 44 44 140 72
2645 “ 44 187 CO
4227 44 Jamss Wilson, 46 02
4228 44 ' 14 -46 92
4232 *• 44 46 92
4233 44 - u 46 92
4237 44
4421 44
4422 » 4
4423 44
4424 44
4425 44
4420 44
4427 u 500 ** 27 97
a a 237 u 11 22
4428 066 718 M 34 02
4439 000 495 « 46 92
4440 * “ - 46 92
4441 “ “ 40 93
4442 ° “ 46 92
4443 “ " - 46 92
4HI U U J.t M
4445 “ C 79 “ , 160 79
4464 « « 93 81
4466 w “ 140 72
. Gaint* Tovn»hfp,
2299 1 002 802 W. Willink, 71 99
2305 “ 372 “ 25 04
•« <• 122 “ 5 47
“ 104 “ 7 38
“ . “ 344 " 15 45
2308 990 890 " 459 76
2348 1002 850 “ 70 83
2359 985 350 “ 15 72
3360 990 885 “ •39 68
2379 1002 “ 219 83
2434 990 “ 133 29
2437 “ “ 133 29
2382 1002 500 “ - - 33 67
2427 990 271
2479 « 740 “
2481 1002 691
2501 990 850 “
2335 1002 300 »
1041 542 K. Blackwell, 359
1707 “ 195 Hews & Fisher, 43 71
331 K. O. White, 74 05
1041 542 280 * B. Blackwell, 12 57
2356 986 100 W. Willink. 17 95
2358 989 300 •• 674
■ •• 100 « • 11 23
2297 990 100 “ 898
2294 1000 316 « 25 56
“ “ 431 “ 38 08
« <> 232 " 20 83.
2305 “ 127 , *’ 854
30 - . 63
327 - “ : 14 63
200 •• ' 898
2356 980 150 •• , 10 06
22981 1002 Innn » M 75
2306 J 1002 1000 “ 89 5
2308 990 100 •• 898
1040 541 , 125 R. Blackwell, 558
2358 989 36? W. Willink, 10 43
2300 1002. “ 89 94
GOO “ > 49 85
Jackson Township,
33G3 1099 40 R. Gilmore, 58l
3304 •• 8 “ 117
3366 “ 219 “ 30 48
3367 “ 349 “ 50 60
3369 “ 70 “ 678
3358 “ 75 j “ 0?7
3308 “ ' 155 " 22 45
3358 “ 120 I “ 11 61
3360 “ 175 “ 25 38
3363 . •* 210 “ 30 48
20 “
3364 *'
3366 “ 190
3367. “ . 120 “ 17 42
460 Aaron Barrows, 58 05
200 Mary A. Yeomans,29 03
1 ‘ Lawrence Township,
5624 1100 485 William Ellis, 85 95
5622 404 “ 24 19
3359 1099 76 R. Gilmore. 4 54
4300 1037 220 Thonias Willing, 19 22
Liberty T&snship.
5980 1028 664 Nicklin*Griffith, 7184
1961 330 8 J. Barron. 8 78
4780 1100 270 Miller & Murray, 29 57
5970 “ Nicklin*Griffith, 130 55
5978 “ 064 *• 72 84
5083
535 400
4378 990
4379 «
4380
4381
4384 “
4386 "
.4380
4413
4414
4415
4349 “
4416
4366 “
311
468
79
i 4366 ••
4366
} 5242 786
} 1591 990
4387
119
4364 •“
6216 “
4220 990
4346
50
.775
920
168
223
840
113
4364 “
4367
i 1585 ••
i 1586
i 1587 “
1588
* 1591 990
1595
1584 “
1608 “
2/xddUhury Toicmhip.
600 James Wjlaoa, 130 13
4480
4487
4486
840 “ 100 31
390 « 36 6*
435 Qeorge Meade, 56 67
A. C. Crandall, 39 04
J. Loainger, 37 48
Samuel King, 15 62
100 H. £K. Sarle, 434
75 A. C. Bash, 6 53
350 Cole & Potter, 30 41.
'Bl2 A. C. Bush, 35 31
' 140 Thomas Willing, 12 15
Rutland Townth tp.
100 K'. Gilmore,
46
35 ! “
Richmond Tuxcnthip.
365 . James Wilson, 49 18
736 “ 89 06
27 John Smith, ’ 367
214 James Wilson, j 28' SO
777 Morris £ Warded, 104 57
100 James Wilson,' 13 47
49 “ 4 40
100 J. Lockhart, 13 47
120 James Wilson. 14 15
Shippe* Township.
871 James Wilson,
150
191 W. Willink,
819
450
288
120
34 25
16 19
32 24
9 00
1099,
4298
3371
- tt
1099
3372
999
500
999
1096
555
999
850
999
i)9O
1959
1002
990
2292
2352
2368
4211
4455
4458
951
1002
549
990
1027
1955
46 92
93 81
IST GO
1100
1099
5624
3373
3372
IST SO
IST SO
IST 60
187 60
999
1000
1087
1099
4459
2625
5643
5644
5645
5243
(I
1093
093 George Meade, 93 30
342 J. W. Guernsey, 46 04
146 R. Gilmore, 26 21
76 “ 10 23
549 S. M. Fox, 73 93
iBT “ 25 19
456. 'William Ellis, CO 39
; 269 S. M. Fox, 36 23'
j 200 R. Gilmore, 27 53
1099
3368
5645
5644
5625
5643
3373 -1099
3368
1218
11
1100
i 48 “ 863
! 52 George Harrison, 694
160 Wtn. D. Wylie; 23 54
61 William Ellis, 16 43
- 200 R, Gilmore, 26 93
Union TulcntJiip.
1099
1100
1099
5624
3368
1083
1100
5241
4603
24 32
99 58
40 48
114 44
20 20
1079
1100
4608
4610
4612
1059
1323
1098
1099
1438
5244
5252
5265
5972
1086
1098
"TTTHEREAS, my wife, SARAH WORDEN, hu
W left my bid and board without any Just
cause or provocation, I hereby caution all person!
sous against harboring or trusting her on my meeonut,
as I shall pay no debts of her contracting after this
date. CHARLES WORDEN.
East Charleston, March 2, 1864-31*
BOABDnAN AND GRAFS
~ CELEBRATED
PATENT IMPROVE!)
INSULATED IRON RIM, AND FRAME
PIANO FORTES I
These pianos have the pare musical tone ef the
Wood, together with the strength of the Iron, and ere
thus far superior to nil others. The Over Strung
giving iu connection with the Patent Iron’
Rim, fall, round, powerful, and sweet tone. Tbeso
pianos will remain in tune a greater length of time
than any other pianos known, and are warranted tor
the time of five years. The undersigned oSers tbpse
pianos at the same prices as at the ware rooms in
Albany or New York, saving the buyer the expense uf
going there to buy, and will keep them in tune for the
term of three years, without charges. Per a general
description of those pianos send for a circular, con
taining prices, styles, Ac. X. Q. HOYX,
Osceola, Tioga County Pa,
Osceola, Feb. 17,1564,
2 91
27 58
■jyOLASSES and SYRUP—a No. 1. article
AtJL of both at fair prices at MATHERS*.
A SUPERIOR ARTICLE TEA, just received **
BOY’S DRUG STORK,
540 B. £. Valentine, 6T 24
300 Joteph Coaaon, 2S 70
Jforrvt Toxnthip.
' James Wilson,
100
George Mesde,
Hews k Either,
James Wilson,
W. Willink,
James Wilson,
“ 7.65
Hews k Fisher, 50 31
. 78 65
« . 95MT
“ 26 77
“ 15 78
“ 6 78
“■ ljO 17
“ ■ijr 19
931 James Wilson,
128
300
268
350 R. Blackwell,
53- James Wilson,
Tioga Township.
239 William Ellis,
369 11. Gilmore,
567
200 “
785 James Wilson,
447 William Ellis,
267 S. M. Eos,
340
649 “
200 George Meade, .14 35
100 John Yaughn, 10 77
279 William Wilson, 20 10
6874 “
687 4 “
4124 1
4124
687 J
687 J . “
412 J
687 J u
3624 “
2294 “
6874 -
73 - John Vaughn,
322
114
Wettjield Toicmkiy^
400 R. Blackwell, 39 88
Ward Toxcnthip.
174 P. Coonely, 45 27 v
327 George Meade, 48 39’
633.
400
49 29
59 25
847 Nicfclin & Griffith. 8& 61
CAUTION*
47 03
67 08
134 18
85 77
4 07
134 if,
134 16
100 62
33 55
100 62
33 47
3 39..
67 08
10 57
15 85
1 35
26 63
402
134 16
1 70
26 28
31 47
22 77
30 23
28 46
13 47
6 20
4 70
8 49
14 56
6 22
16 03
192 30
60 2S
4 14
38 85
34 71
22 68
5 18
64 34
49 69
76 29
26 93
105 70
60 20.
36 23
45 78
74 15
49 32
73 94 s
44 41
29 CO
49 53
73 95
44 39
49 53
26 02
24 67
73 95
7 S 3
34 66
12 27