MONTROSE, PA., MARCH 28;1877.
THE. WEEK.
At Washington the principal topic of
dispassion and conjecture,continues to be
the probable action of the President in
regard to the removal of: the troops from
the State Rouses of Louisiana and South
Carolina.
The following letter has been ad
.
dressqd to each of the rival Governors of
- South Carolina: •
• zixEcurivg MANSION, WASHINGTON,
M4.natt 23, 1877.—Sir : I am instructed
by the President to bring to your atten
tion his purpoSe, to take into immediate
- consideration 'the position of affairs in
South Carolina with a view of; determinm
ing the couzse which, under the Consti
tution and laws, of the United States, it
may be his duty :to take in reference to
the si,tuation in that State as he .fibee. it
upon succeeding to the,Presideney. -It
would give the President 'great.pleasure
to confer with you in- person, if you, shall
find it convenient to visit Washington,
and' Shall concur with him in thinking,
uikin a conference, the' readiest and best
mdde of placing your views As' to the po
litical situation in your State before him.
He would greatly prefer this direct com
munication of opinion and information
to any other method of ascertaining sour
views upon the *presentcondition and un
media • prospect of public interests: in
#, Carolina..„
,If reasons of weight
ith you should diseourage this course,
the President will Le glad to receiyq, any
communication from you in writing or
through any delegate possessing your
confidence that will convey to him your
views Of the impediments to the peace
ftil and orderly organization of a single
and undisputed State Government in
South Carolina :and 'of the best method
a( removing them. , It is the earnest de-.
sire'of the President to be Able to*put an
end as speedily as possible to' all appear
ances of intervention of the military au
thority of. the United States: in the po
litical derangments which affect the goy
eminent and afflict the people of South
C,arolina. n this desire the President
cannot doubt he truly represents the pat
iiotic feeling of the great body 01-thc
people of the United States. It is im
nossible that the protracted disorder in
the government of any State Can or should
ever fail to be a matter •of lively interest
and solieatude to the people of :the whole
count ry. - ,
In furtherance of the prompt .and safe
execution of 'this general purpose he in
•vites te full communiation of your opin
ions on the whole subject in such one of
the proposed forms aS may seem tct you
most useful.
By th; earection of the President I
have addressed to the Honorable Wade
Hampton, a dnplicate of this letter.
I. um,- very 'respectfully, your obedient
servant,
• . K. ROGERS, Private, Secretary.
To the Hon.' Daniel H. Chamberlain.
It is said that Gov. Hampton will not
go to Washington but will present in
writing, a full and succinct• account of
the election last fall, and the present
c)ndition' of. the . State. Chamberlain
will present his case in person.:
'or the settlement of . the Louisiana'
matter, the President proposes a commis-
sion to be composed of 'eminent men of
both parties who shall go to Louisiana
i s anti 'after an observation of the condition
of affairs make a report, upon which re
port' the President will base his action in
the premises. The difficulty seems to be
finding the proper persons to' act, as the
President has been in telegiaphie corn-
munication with several gentlemen c,n
' the subject of the Commission, but-for
various business, and other reasons they
have declined to act. Among others
mentioned in connection' with the*Com
,mission are flon.E; R. Hoar and Charles
Francis - Adams of Massachusetts, Ben
jamin Itarrison of Indiana, Robert In
gersoll of, Illinois, Thomas A. Hendricks
of Indiana,.'Herschell' V. Johnson of
Georgia, and John YoungllrOwn of lien
-tuCky. From present indications it is
':'probable this the commission will be di&
, c - ult to constitute,, and.-
,that the commit.
tee will notbe ready, for:, starting befoie
the middle or end of the present week.
In fact there are a great many Prominent
gentlemen of both parties who are strong
in the belief that it will have to be aban-
olled altogether ; in which case Metiers.
-Nicholls and Packard will be invited to
ni r ' ; 'e to Washington to consult, with the
President and his cabinet.
Aecording to the. latest disnatches
-
from New crleautj,:,popular excitement
shows no _sign of abatement, azd the gen
eral,•
determination, to ignore the Presi
, Commission, any character than
that of gentlemen; may, now be regarded
a 843ettled. In addition to; the
tion meeting held last week, the Bowl
: Brokers,met kt the" atock Exchang4,
lbodajr, at 'which .string' resolutions in
~:tairor of the ; goyernMent were
enthusiastically adopted; the vote being
45 infaVor 4- 6 5 against. Besolutions of
the same
_charade: as those adopted iu e
beictg k •
.circulated, among the merchants,.
which are almost universallysigned.. -
fail , one of .theie resolutions . has-been or
will be telegri.phed to thefresident. . - ; A,
conviction'. 'prevails that;: any imposition
upon the State, of the Packard pvern ,
meat,` e4er in its: executive
tive branch, will be •fatal to the business
interests of the community, and any fate
is better than that. • .
Gov. Nicholls, finding the large major
ity of voters of Louisiana, so hostile to
any compromise and so apprehensiYe lest
one be made, has written a proclamation
which is to be issued in a few, days; declar
ing that the Commission can affect no
compromise with the - , ,overnment of Loui
siana. He thanks the people for their
•
support of his. goverritnent. it is likely
that the Nicholls Legislature will 'ad
journ before the arrival of the Commis
sion so as to.
.effectually check the opera
tions of the•proposed plan of adjustment
as underitood 'here. The indignation
mass meeting, has been postponed until
the day of the Commission's arrival, in
order,.as it is said, to show them which
is the real governinent ot_ Louisiana. All
the stores will be : ' closed, businils will be
suspended and the demonstrations will be
made memorable in. the htstory of the
State.
Advertisemepts New This Week.
vOR SALE- 7 -.
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- 1 - A houie, barn, and lot, on Main street, in ilar
ford Village, now used as a hotel. i
I. property' is in the centre of
.the buainess part of
the town, will be sold cheap ' '
Harfcrd, March 28,1877,
A DMIN ISVIIATOWS NONCE.. In the estate of Jane Armstrong, late of Montrose
deed. Letterset administration'in the said estate hav
ing been grantee to the undersigned, all persons ow
ing said estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment, and all persons having e:aims against said estate
are requested too - present them without delay.
A. N. BULLARD, -
March WS. '77. 13-19 Administrator.
SSIGNEE'S NOTiuE. •
Bartholomew Gahegan having assigned all his estate
to the Undersigned in trust for his creditors. an persons
indebted by book account orotherwise are requested to
make immediate settlement, and all having claims
against the estate will please present them to L
B. O'IsIELLL, Assignee.
.3fontrose, March - 28, IST. - 13w6
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that Michael-L. Griffin ,of For
est Lake, having made a general assignment to the
undersigned for the benefit of his creditors,• all persona
indebted to said Griffin, are requested to make im
mediate payment.and all persons• having claimeagainst
him to present the-sairie duly verified to • '
E. O'NEILL, Assignee.
March 29,1377. ' 13w6
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A ... 7 ,,TNUAL STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS' AND •EX-
Jodl. oendititres of the Directors of the Asylum for
the Poor .of Atiburn and Ru h, 'for the year ending on
the second Mon clay of March, A. D., 1877,
RECEIPTS, &C.
Balance in Treasurer's hands March
13. 1876 ' $ lin 27 '
Amount of taxes colleeted 2,03128
received from• Mrs. 'Hawley's
• estate.... .. 3OO
rec'd from J. C. Itlienburg..._ 10 00
- Produce sold Item farm • . 110 15
Total amount of receipts.— --$3, $B7 70
EXPENDITII RES.
By amount paidlulm R. Bailey (now
Sherwood) satf. of jutig't $ 40406
By amount paid David Aidgelifor strip
of land • 75 00
~ : • -- $479 06
By ainonnt Danville Insane Asylum.. 885 24:
physicians and medicine .... .., ... 56 45
funeral expenses, &c : 33 85
outside relief ...... 45881: , .
farm labor. 185 74,
female labor ' 93 08:
making duplicates itc...'.... .. .. 13 001 •
piaster and c0a1...
9
r.i , teward's expenses oa r . 0 . .a . d . ..
111 : 1 6 6: 5
7 0: '
cider barrels, vinegar and mailing
' cider
brood sow . 18.44; •
taxes and refunding order...:. • .46 21:
advertising annual report 2900.
J. of Peace and Coast. c05t5...... 25 96
Atey fees from Jan, '75 to date.... 85 25 '
Auditors. Appraisers and returil • ,
Judges .. . .... .... ..;." 10 00
blacksmithing and repairs... - .... 25 01-
seed wheat and rye 26 20 ,
.grass.and garden . seeds • 704
farm and garden tools ' 12 9.2
MERCHANDISE.
i
lly amount tubs '
and firkins $ 820
glassware, wicks and oil 8 26
yeast, c. tartar and saleratus... .. 817
rice and raisins.... ....... . 618
boots and slicks 16 65 • •
c10thing........ .. 19 23
muslin, calco ad 'inert- .... 15 48
thread, buttons &c 4 861
drugs and, meaicines ' 1 72
sosp, lime. matches &c- ' 2 87
flour , : 20
fish and salt. ...... ... .... 'lB 61
starch stationery .kc,.. . 382
~,
crackers and' cheese ...; 657
. spice and , molases - :22 44
. wood and tin ware ... 7 60
tobacco ' 213 98
27,1 i pounds tea • 2010 •
64 pounds' c0ffee..........J - - 19 83
,
4 839 pounds sugar 84$0 , -
crockery and hardware 5 37
• , - 288 49
LIZPENSES ON BUTLDING BARN.
By amount removing -old barn and .
• clearing foundation • $ 18 75
laying barn wall 87 99.
sawing and planing lumber 46 27-
pine and hemlock lumber 25 85
door hanging, nails &c . e: 95
carpenter work t 294 18
hired help. • raising barn second '
day • . 9 . 75
oil and paint 47 47
painting - 2882
. -
OFFICERS' SALA.IIIZB.
.
By amount paid N. Seiber t Steward .. $ 300 00
MII Vaascoten ........... ....... 25 50
outside services... 82 85
AU Warner . 27 45
J El McCain. Sec'y 8000
CL Tewkesbury. Treas..— ' 500
. - 470 80
Balance in treasurei'b hands March 18, 1877. . 61 60
Total amount of expenditures $8,887 70
. nacamrtuderrort,
Total amount of receipts - $4.287 7sa
elpenultures . $3,320,10 •
• in Traas hande 61.60
Total • • 3,387 70
OUTSTANDING DEBTS.
Auburn township bond and Interest about.: $ 583 00
VALUATION Or BEAL AND rERSONAT;III4PERSI4
Farm
.td,ooo 00
Personal property as per inv. on re
. c0rd........- 2,062 21'
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• venomuniTs ON FARM. • -
One 40 a 50 foot barn, i 8 fool - , post, underground stab.
• ling and fritore loom ; clearing 7 acres land.,
Average number of inmates, 8 ; number of deaths, 1,
31. it. ATANscoTEN, • • •
ASA WARMER... Directors,
P. E. DR.UtSII.
'Keith 19,-12-1w ' , •
NNUAL STATEMENT OF THE MONTROSE AND
Bridaewater Poor Asylum. for the year ending
March 12,1871. .'
RECEIPTS. - • •
Balat ce March 13,4979 4 555 67
Montrose duplicates •527 95
Bridgewater duplicates ' 695 64
Butter sold 317 02
Stock, and farm products 501d........:161 68
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- • 2,267 97
ExoneratiOns, Montrose... ...., ..... 476
Exonerations, Bridgewater • 7: 63
Percentage..............:.. ......., 69 59
' . EXPENDITURES.•'
.
Groceries and provisions I.s 211 20
Clothing and house furnishing 70 96
Outside relief...; On 76
Coal ... . .. • x 2 803
Drags and medicines .
..,
81 893
Repairs .. .
47
Grass seed ' - • , 29 03
Help on farm 133 00
Auditors and i. of P ~ 500
Coffins and burial expenses 31 00
Taxes..
Publishing statement and notice . 12 25
Blacksmithing..... ... - 1415
Lumber .
.480
Cider - making ... . ' 8 90
Miscellaneous ' .
t.. -15 73
.
Steward 400 00
WILLIAM GOW.
A LUCRATIVE BUSINESS.
trWe want 500 more first-class Sewing Machine
Agents, and 500 men of, energy and ability to learn the
business of selling Sewing Machines, Ciompensation
Liberal, but varying according to ability, cbaracter
and qualifications of the Agent. For particulars, Ad
dress
WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO., CHICAGO, ,
1:227 & 829 Broadway ‘ N: Y. or New Orleans; La. 18-15
-4 1,354 92
Tota l - '2414 99
Directors.. . . .... 100 00
J. D. Vail, Directors...
D.... 10 50
W. W. Watson, att'y 20,00
Trensurer.s ........ 15 0 0
Secretary..... . 35'0 0
$1 502 1'
Balance on band . 712 84
• ....... : • ...
TALI:T.(2ION PROPERTY.
Real estate '' ...... .
Personal property •••.-
Total -
• lamates—Males, 8 . ; Females, 8 ; Taal, 11.
The health of the inmates daring" the paet year
has been exceedingly good, the , attendance 'of a phy
sician not called during that time. ' -
S. 13.,ROGERS. '}.
A. H.PATRICK. Directors.
H. H.IIARRINGTON,_ .
Montrose, March 2tl-1w
Et CO LAME S FAVORITE CARDS all styles. with
name 10e. Post pd. J. E. RIISTED,NaaSati. Rene. Co.NY
T YOU will . agree to distribute. some Of our circulars
I we will send you a .chrorno in gilt 'frame, and al6
page, 64 column illustrated paper, „MBE for 3 months.
I nclose 10 cents to pay postage. Agents 'wanted. •KEN
DALL & CO., Boston, Mass. 13-16
TRIFLING •
WITH A COLD ISALWAYS DANGEROUS.
tr ME:
WELLS' 'CARBOLIC , TABLETS.
a sure remedy for COUGHS, and' all "dieeasee of, the
Throat, Lungs, Chest and Mucous Membrane.
PUT • UI' ONLY IN IALLTE BOXES.
• BOLD BY ALL D111.70018T8. •
N. C. CRITTENTON,7 Sixth Avenue, New. York.. 13-4
1111 A. Month. AGENTS . WANTED on our
V THREE GREAT $2 ROOKS., The
STORY OF CHARLEY ROSS;
a full account of this Great Mystery, r written by his
Father. btati Robinson Crusoe in thrilling interest.
,The Illustrated band-book of all religions, a complete
account of all denominations and sects. 300 illustra
tions. The ladies* medical guide, by. Dr. Pancoast.
100 illustrations. These books tell at sight. Male and
Female Agents coin mnr.ey on them. Particulars free.
Copies by. mall $2 each. John E. Potter & Co..Philii.l6-
r 7,.,1,:i2 -we lam the
;and best solUng
f r 1 - • 1 .1 S ,Glonery eackagein the
'World. It drumlin I
—lO sheets of paper, IS dint
cnies . pencil, penholder. golden pen .4,d e piece o f valuable
Jewelry. Cotrip,eta sample pr.rgago. with elegant goldmlated
CcevEt batons, and Licles' taillionelile fancy Set, pin and
dropß • post-pale ,25 cents. 5 tr.o.kages. with assorted Jew
d ry, $ I Solid Gdft Pate it f.cer tVatch free to all agents.
BRIDE tk, CO" 730 Broadway, B.
4
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arthiles trf end. i na LLOYD COMBIN'ATION. Can be used
as a Penal. r eritiolder and rcn, Erac,er. Penknife. Envelope
%loiter; .Paper cutter rubber, Sewing Machine Thread
Vatter. and for Rinnln't , Learns. Cutting cif Nooks and 13-es,
Buttons".'Mratiln; Blots. &a- S.ze of 'a terra:non pencil, Is
heavily ntehel Otter], and , 7111 last a lifetime. .Agents are
coining money and say it C.l the best selling article out.
Sample 25 cents, Sim for fj Extraordinary Inducements
to Agenta. Send for sampas half-dozen and canvass you:
town. BRIDE & CO., 769 Broadway, N. If.
STATIONERY PACKAGES. and SIX of
the LLOYD COMBINATION for 7 IIYO
DOLLARS. BRIDE & CO.,
1, 709 Broadway, New York.
WHY FLOWERS BLOOM IN
Y V WINTER* I -
HOT-AIR FURNACE!
Are you aware that you, can obtain Summer heat In
January ? That you can impart balmy air to yon
families that you can give spontaneous growth to'
plants and Floweks, and that you can make home a
little paradise by purchasing one of B. C. Sayre's Hot-
Air Furnaces ? These Furnaces are now constructed
with VAPOR PAN by which the atmosphere is tem
pered to that resembling Summer heat.
NO MORE, CRACKING OF FURNI
TURE-NO MORE DRY
HUSKY HEAT.
And the time has come when consumptives may re
joice in coal fires. These furnaces are sold entirely up
on their own - merits, aed are now the leading Furnace - ,
in this part of the country- All Furnaces are, warrant
ed to give entire satisfaction or no sale. .
I keep competent men on the road who are welt se - -
quainted with the Furnace business, and they are con
stantly putting up these Furnaces. Their work is war
ranted to please. These Furnaces are now scattered in
the following towns and cities:
Binghamton, Scranton, Providence, Wilkes Barre,
'Kingston, Pittston, Elmira. Waverly,- Williamsport.
Great Bend,- Suspuehrnna: Depot, }Wilcock, Delhi,
Downuille, Andes, MatgaretvlUe, Franklin, Unadilla,
Owego', Northumberland, and many other towns.
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Any p I
erson wishing . a recommendation from any one
living in the above named places, 1 will gladly coires.
pond with them, giving names of parties now using
these Furnaces._
314npfactured by . •
B'. C. SAYR-E,
Montrose Pa.
liontrose, December 22d. 1875.
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
Notice la hereby given that S. E. Valentine, of the
township of Springville. County of Susquehanna,
State of Penn Sylvania, and Phebe A., his wife, by deed
of voluntary assignment, has assigned all the estate,
real and personal, of the said S. II; Valentine to W.
D. Lusk- of Montrose, in said county, in trust for the
benefit of the creditors of the Said S. IL Valentine.—
All persons, therefor 9, indebted to .the said S. H. Val
entine. will make payment to the said Assignee, and
those having claims or demands, will make known the
seine without delay, -
W. D. LUSK - Aesigneel
March 7, 1677. 10w6
PIMPLES.
I will mail (Free) the recipe for preparing a simple
Vegetable Balm that will remove Taw, FRECKLES ,
_
PIMPLES lino Burrores, leaving the skin soft. clear
and beautiful; and also instructions for producing a
luxuriant growth of hair on a bald head or. Smooth face.
Address Ben. Vandelf & Co„ Box 5121, N 0.5 Wooster
St„ N. Y. . • • 2w26
CM. LIVINGSTON. , CITY BILL
• Poster and Distributor, He heaths only pos‘
log boards In the Borough. Terms very reasonable.
Montrose. Feb. 21, 1877. Btl.
?198
; .(0
~ .. 2,16960
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StiERIFF'S SALES.--By VIRTUE - OP WRITS issuns BY THE 00 AT OP °MIXON-
Pleas of
SueqUelifoioa County and to Me directed,' war. expose to sale by public vendue,at the Court Rouse
Friday,' Apr 1143,. A:- D., - 1877, - 7
•
at 1 o'cloe.k p.. n l / 4 ., the following. pieces or parcels of 1-ind, to wit :
• •
All that piece or tlot of land situate in , - the township of Cheiconut, Sus
quo.
Comity; Pennsylvania, n•nded on the north by lands of Michael- Dugan, on the east by land of Edward
Sweeny, Michael Hastings and Mathew Mclnerny. on the south by lands of Mrs R. P. Mulford and James B.
Carman. and on the west by land of Mathew Mclnerny, containingls acres, more or less. partly improved, slu t
the appurtenances, one house, one barn and an orchard. (Siezed and taken in execution at the suit of Mrs,
. Mulford vs. Maria Kenan. • • -
ALSO—AIi thatlnece or parcel of land ,situate .in Ararat townslain Susquehann a
•
County, Pennsylvania, bounded on , the-north by lands of the Shaffer estate, late Ezral Walker, on the ea s t
by lands of Nelson Fetter, on the south by lands of Geo. W. Potter, on the west by landsiof Allied Hine, e q .
tainina 60 acres, more boost!, and a ll improved, with the appurtenances, one frame house, tone frame barn. core
house.htn house, and an orchard, (Siersd and taken) in execution.at the suit of Edward Bloxham use ()w it
Washburn vs. Parley Walker. ;
ALso—All those ;two pieces or parcels of land s!tuate in the ,township of Libertv
County of - Susquehanna. Pennsylvania, bounded on the north by land of Sarah Owens and John-Emmons, Liberty,
the east by land of 0. Phelps, on Me south by the highway and lands late of 0.. P. WastibUrn deed, and on the
west by land of Sarah Owens, chntaining 8 acres, more or less, with, the appurtemances4 one frame house esti
barn, and allimproved. ;The second piece is situate as above, bounded north by land of Peter Butts, on th e
east by lands contracted to Rose & Humphrey, on the south by lands of John Emmons & Co.. and on the west by
land of Isaac Comstock,) containing SO acres, more or less, with the appurtenances, one frame barn and &bolt
10 acresimproved. (Siezed and:taken in execution at the suit of G. W. Llndsley vs. D. A.'Worden, administ
tor of the estate of Martha N. Yance,dec'd, late Martha M. Washburn . , rt.
Also—All that piece Or parcel of land situate in Harmony,Countlt of Susciusban.
na, Pennsylvania. bounded on the north by land of J. W. Media, on the east by laud of Fred Murphy, on the
south by-land of Fred Murphy and on the west by-the Belmont turnpike, containing ationt 80 acres of land
more or less, with the appurtenances, (Blend aud•taken in execution at the mitt of Jonn;B. Steinback ,
ed to 3. 11. COOK Y& G. W. Cook.
ALSO—AII that certain rnecT or Parcel', rnessuage or tract of land situate in the
township of Great Bend, Con* of Susquehanna, and State of Pennsylvania, bounded north by land of p er ,
man Roosa and land now or late of R. 0. Everett. east by lands now or late of R. O. Everett, and lands of Lek
Smith. south by lands of the estate of L. Monell dec'd and lands of weer the estate of John Smita deed. and we;
landsof Peter Smith, containing 110 acres, more or less „with the-appurtenances. franie house, barn and orir
building and an orchard.' [Siezed and taken in execution at,the snit of E. Ayers vs. Isaac S. Bull.
Also,--All that . piece or parcel of land sitnatnin the township nf, Auburn Su ,
quehatina County Pennsylvania, bounded and described 'is follows to wit: On the north by laud of Wm. Greer (
on the west by land of A. Waltman, on the south by land of Ziba La France, and on.* east tryland of Ni.
than Green and land of Samuel Tewksbury,. - containing 110 acres. end about SO acres improved, with, the app,
tenances, one fru ne house. one triune barn aid shed, and two orchards. [Siezed and taken in execution at Ike
suit of A. 11.McCollum vs. O. E. Picket. • '
ALso—All that certain piece or parcel of land situate in the township of Harlon],
Susquentuula County, Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows, 'to wit: Beginning at the south cotter
of lot of Milbourn Oakley, thence by said Oakleys land north 44degrees eriat.l3434 perctieS to stone corner,thenc e
by lot No. 330, belonging to D. P. & Joseph Tiffany south. 46 degrees east, 'io perches to .a stone corner, thence
by lot of Sewell Warner. south, 44 degrees west, 13534 perches to a stone come!, thence along the line to the or.
iginal tract mirth. 46 degrees west, 70 perches to the place of beginning, containing, 60, aMvs. more or less. Nsit
the appurtenances,a frame - barn and improvements. [Siezed and taken in execution at -the suit cf Edgar Va t .
Loan vs. JAmes Bannon. -
2,214 99
ALso—All that piece or parcel of land situate in' the- township of Great Bend,
SusquehanratCounty; Pennsylvania, described as follows, to wit : Beginning at the north-west corner of ails
granted to William Skinner in line of. Robert Ogden's lot south, 55 degrees west, 100 perches to a hemlock,*
corner of -e-r--- Mayo's land, ,thence south 85 degrees east, 170 . perches by land of William Dayton and otheri
to a corner; thence by tbe same north, 5C degrees east. 100 perchee .to the, corner of said William Skinner's land,
thence north, 83 degrees west 170 perches to the place of beginning. containing' 105 acres, more or lees, es.
cepting therefrom, always,nevertheless;about 85 acres heretofore by order ol' Orphans Court deed purchased by
T. D. Estabrook, whose deedis recorded in the proper office in said county, in deed book No. 53, page 163 .te,,
with the appurtenances, two dwelling houses. two barns, one orchard and mostly improved. [Blezed and takea
in execution at the suit of T. D. Este roof: vs. Kezia Worden administratrix of James Worden deed.
ALso--;.All'those certain "pieces or parcels .of land situate and being in' the town.
. .
ship of tew Milford, County of Susquehanu a, and State of Penneylvan.a, and bounded and described asfol
lows : Beginning at a cornerof Samuel 11. Willlamia and Lancaster Jennings, thence north, 44idegrees wets
54 pefehee to a post and atones, thence by land of Enoch Smith north, 46 degrees eaet,SBo 5-10 perthes toe pots
thence by land conveyed to &mph Rice south, 52 degree's east, 20 910 perches to a heralock stump thence sow',
7134 degrees east; 9 perches to a post, and north 433 s degrees east, 12 440 rods to a point in the highway leader.
from New Milford to Jackson; thence alon r ,f , eaid - highway south, .53% degrees east, 31 5-13- perches to an iron
driven in theroad, crossing said road leading from New Milford 'to 'nelson, thence north on line of Jossh
Rice, 46 degrees east, SO 8-10 perches to a post and stones parallel with said road 29 rods, stake and atones s r .
:allel with lands of Jacob Wayman 8 3-10 rods to middle of said road, thence westerly to Said 29 rods to the abuts
named iron, thence 19 rods along Cyrus Barlow's mill lot to'a stake and stones; thence easterlyalong said Br.
low's line 21. rods to a Stake and stones, thence southwesterly parallel with the original Rue of Jacob Wayen
:41 rods to stake and stones to laud of Samuel Williams deceaeed, thence north, 40 degrees west, 21 perches :o
place oflegiening,Contain'tfg 50 acres of land, more or less. with the appurtenances. one Orchard and about 4
acres improved: A second Twee is situate as above bounded and described as follow; to wit: On the nor
and east by lands oflevi 'Penner, on the south by public highway and on the west by land of Joseph Rice, with
the appurtenances, two frame honses,tone frame barn, • corn - house, and hog helve, and one orchard and contais
'
ing . about 21:acres more or-less, about 17 acres improved. LSiezed and taken in execution at the suit of 31,8,
Wrightrs.-N. L. Lenheim. I . . .
• .
ALso-'---All thoie two pieces or parcels of land situate in . oakland and Jackson
townehips, Susquehanna. County. Pennsylvania. The first piece bounded as follows, to' wit. : Beginning at the
eastscorner of lands of L. WJ, Grifilssthence along the line of James; Norton forty six:degrees east, about fifty
porches to Drinker creek road, thence north about forty two perches to line of AmosTingiey warrant, theta
along warrant line north 44 degrees west 227 perches to warrant line, thence along the same south 40 degrea
westB7 perches to line of lot now or late of Fred B. Travis, thence south 45 degrees east 120 perches to corns
thence along another line of Travis' lot south 46 degrees west 82 perches to line or said Griffis' lot, theta
along the-same south 44 degrees east 107 perches to the plies or beginning, conta.ning 162 acres, more or lea.
Second piece is hounded north by lands of Michael Graw, D. A. Lyon and Melnemy, on the can by .ands
D. A. Lyon, on the south by - Patrick Callan and west by , ppplic road, containing abot(t 85 acres, 40 acresins
proved, with the appurtenances, one frame house and one frame barn and au orchard. fSiezed and taken b.
execution at the snit of are. M. J. Phelps assigned to' Wm. Emery vs. Wm. S. Snedaker.
Also---All that plot of land situate in liarford,township, Susqueliatina County,
Pennsylvania; and bounded on the north by land of W. Brainard, on the east by land of H. Tyler, on the spill
by land of'Andrew Osmond, and on the west by L. 1.; Leroy, containing 75 acres, about r)0 acres niaprota,
with theappurtenarces. one frame house, two : frame barns- and an orchard. (Siezetaand taken in extents:
at the 'en it of Delevan Leroy assigned to E. A. - Pratt vs. David Andrews. • i .. .
ALSO-All that village lot or plot of land situate in the Borough of Montrose,gui.
quehanoa County, Pennsylvania, bounded • northerly by Maple street. on the eatiterlybya lot occupied le s,
•se Jessestp and by lot of A. H. aleCollum, southerly by los of Miss Emily Blackmun and on the westerly by its
of W. W. Watson, containing 36 square rodsi of lane, Bb Ihe same more or less, witl4 the appurtenances, ors
frame dwe ling house and frame barn and-fruit trees, I.Siezed- and taken in executibn at the snit of Ziptca
Cobb vs :John W. Cobb. ' '-
' ,
ALSO—AII that pieccrir parcel of land s ituate irk Ararat town ihip, Susquehanna
County. Pennsylvania, and boded on the north by land' of Cashan, en the east by land of Jcslii
il .
Brookins, on the south by land f Emily Decker and on the west by. land of Lorenx6 Simone. eontainier la
acres, more or lees, about one dlf improved, with the appurtenances, one frame hOuse, frame barn ands:
orchard . .Siezed and taken iti`exeetitton at the emit of Lucius Curtis vs. (leo. Payne.:
- ALso-All that piece or parcel of land .situate in - the township lof Ararat,Susqu•
hennahauna County, Penusylvania, bounded north by land of John Beaumont, on the east by.laud of John Pea,
on the stonth4ty bind of Edmund'Worth and on the west by land of Et muad Worth. Containing 12 acrss,mst
or less, with the appurtenances, one log house and all improved. [Slued and taken in execution at the suit of
Tnomas Avery use of L. Rs Peck vs. David Avery and Thomas Avery, 4
. •
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ALEO—Al!4bose two •pieces-of land situate' in the toynship of 'Middletown, Sui•
quelfanna County, Pennsylvania. The first piece being bounded on the worth b,l, lands of I. C. Dodge, ()eta
east by land of John liorrican, on the south by J. W. Dodge estate, , and on the west by land of Mary hitch•
ard, containing 55 acres, more or less, with the appurtenances; frame house, barn aed other outbnildines, es
chard and mosoly improved. The second piece is bounded on the north by land of J. Sanderson and Thoss
as Jones and George Jones, on the east by lands of Thomas Jones and Samuel Dodge , , orr.the south by he's
of John D'SThomae, or sand occupied by him, on tne west by the Bradford county k iln°, containing aboutS
acres, more or lees, excepting and reserving about tsi acres, more or less, sold to Themes Owen, and about IS
acres, more or less, sold to John el ohnson. and Mostly improved. sSiezed and taken in execution at the suite
,
F. Taggart vs. I. C. Dodge. f
ALso—All that niece or parcel of land situate in the township Of Middletown,Sus
garhanna County, PennsylVania, bounded on the north by land of I. C. Dodge, on the east by land of (110
Whited, on the eontn by land of Charles Whited. and on the . west by laud of ' Jenkin Jones, . containing IN
acres, more or less, with the appurtenances, one frame •house. one traine barn and an orchard and mostly in.
proved. [Siezed and taken in execution at the suit of F. Taggart vs. Bather Doc g administratrix of the es
tate of John W. Dodge deed.
ALso—All that piece or parcel of land situate in the township-of Dimock, St*
quehanna County, Pennsylvania, hounded on the north by land of John Woodhortse . on the east by,lard of
Thr,mas Williams and Joesph D. Drinker, on the south by land of J. B. Wallace, and en the west by
Leland Blakeslee William Miles and Abram Dußois, containing 182 acres, more or leap, with the appurtenance
one frame house, one frame horde barn, one frame barn an orchard and about 150 acres improved . LS iezed :al
taken-in execution at the suit of D. D . Searle vs. Melvin Ainey,:i :-
' A.L.so—All those three lots or parcels of land situate in the township of Liberty,
S3squehanna County, Pennsylvania, known and numbered as lots'.(sl) fifty-one, (t) fifty-two and (43) fors - -
three, in the tract called Liberty (on survey of Laws land) each of sal d lots said to Contain 100 acres, in ailti
acres, more or lees, [Siezed and taken iv execution at the snit of James B MeCrae t vs, John Q. Humphrey i
R. B. Ross doing business under :ho Arm name and style of Humphrey & Ross.
Ole or deeds will not be acknowledged.
WM. WHITE, Sheri/.
N. B.- All bids and costs must be arranged on day o
Sheriff's Office, ldontrose, March 21, UTZ.
LICENSE PETITIONS.—Notice
is
hereby given that, in pursuance of an Act of As
sembly, the following named persons hive filed their
petitions with the Clerk of Quarter Sessions of the
Peace, for the Comity of zusguebanna, for, licenses to
keep Hotels and Eating Houses, and to sell at whole
sale and by measure in said County, for which they
will apply atwApril Sessions, ISTI. • '
Charlet. Ernst, Eating House, Sum' a. Depot.
J, P. Kent -
Edward Van Aken 4, • "
Mrs Eliza McGraugh, 611 • •
Everet Van Aiken, • . - .
,
Prank Hoffman,• 44 , , . •
W W Brown. ; Tavern,
Ambrose Benson ; - • 4 , •
Chester 0 Chaffee ; "
Wm D Ketchum
George Arcaer
Charles. Kirk , .4 •
Michael Doyle, - , " "
Martin Lannon ' • Wholesale • " •
Thomas Fernane
Benj. Gregory TO sell by Measure •' "
Edwa.d Carlisle "
• -
Thomas Kelley, • " "
Dennis Casey, : Measure. • ••• "
Richard Stack,jr, Eating House. at, Bend Boro.
A Kilgore. • Sell - by Measure "
Thomas Kilrow, ' :tavern, •
R 0 Bedell, .
Henry Ackert,
Isaac N Bullard, • Sell by Measure, Montrose.
M A Lyon, • . , 4 4
A B Burns • • • *,
John S Tarbell, • Tavern,
M J Harrington, iS •
Charles Morse, ' Rush Townehip.
R S Holmes, " Gibson
Silas . . 4 4 • • 44 • 44
P Phinney, ' " New Milford Bora
Wm Jay,
- John Foster, '" Friendsville Boro
Philip. Ryan, . a. 44
Win Buffam, ' Sell by Measure,
A 11. Ayres, Tavern, Dundainiorio
o P Phinney„ • " Clifford Twp
Edward Meledy, Eating Hoilse, Herrick
John M Myers, Tavern, " "
Anthony h'Snover, ,• 44 Lenox "
P E Brush. - 44 Springville "
Jeremiah Stephens 44 - 4. 44
George E Fessenden, " Brooklyn "-
Charles B Stewart • . • " Jackson 4 . 4
Delos Roberts • 44 lib at
JD Linnbury 4 . Auburn "
David Wllmarth. ' -".: Lathrop "
G W Reese To sell:by Measure "
Michael Murphy Eating house : Oakland "
Juoson Stone,. " Forest Lake
David A chanater, - . ". - Thomson Boro
Dimock Barlow, • u ar i or d
John ft Morribon • • ' Harmony '"
Perry Jaques 4‘ et
I C PranCet ,
IMMO* 11
Daniel Hinds 'Rating House, Gt' Bend,Village.
' Wm. Wf, 8111 HELL, Clerk.
Montrose, March. 14,1877.
Ugal.
REGISTER'S•NNICE.—PuBLic No.
tice is, hereby given to all poisons concernedii
the following estates, to wit t,
Estate of Heman Snow, late of Franklin; dec'd,Lr
ther Snow.and John F Sn4w, Adm'ra.
Estate of Sheldon G Hendrick, late of Franklin .dea,
Sally Hendrick and 11 B Hendrick. Emirs.
Est. of Ezra Pratt, late of flew Milford, dee'd, LA.
Pratt, Adm'r. ,
Eat. of dohn.Baker, late or Dimock, deed. Emily fdl•
er and Urbane Smith. Adiners.
Est. of John Bergin, late or Middletownt deed,
Bergin_ , Adm`r. •
Est. of Earl Olin, late of Jackson , dee' Eli Buse,
- -
Est. of N. L. Austin, late of Libe eed, Ann 1.
Austin, Adm'rz.
Est. of John A. Warner, late of Jessup, dec'd. A. R.
Bertholf. Ex'r.
Est. of . Ezra Patrick, late Of Greet Bend, dec'd, S.
Barnes__, Adm'r. D. B. N.
Est. of" Wm. Craver, late Of Brooklyn, deed, E 1
Weston; Ex'r:
Est. of J. EV. Dunmore, lat‘ of Rush, dec'd, Chug
• Gay, Ex'r.
ESL of Thurston Lewis, let` ) of ilarford, deed, Fraud ,
A. Barnard, Adm'r.
Est. of Lewis Card. late or Springville, deed, Geo.t.
Card and Nathaniel Squies, Adm'rs.
Est. of J. H. Simrell, late or Great Bend, dec'd, E. IC.
Simrell.
Eat, of Frederick Peeki4, minor, Lydia Bireturl
Guardian. • -
Est of Elmira R. Slyer, minor, Amelia Slyer, O f '
dian.
Est. of Evellne J.llickoz4minor, A. W..Malne,Cui
dian
That the adconntants hate settled their ACCOlinti
the R%lster's °Mee in and for the County of tist , l'
henna, and that the same' will be presented to w
Judges of the Orphans' Coukt on Thursday. the 121 h tit
of April, 1817, for confirmation and allowance.
11. F. BEARDSLEY, Regifig.
Register's °ince, Montroge. March 14,18;7.
A UDIrOR'S INTOTICE.—,,The u ndcr•
..rx. signed, an auditor!, appointed by the Jn(:c
the Orphan's ot Sti Count, 10
tribute the funds Court
remaining in the squebanna y
hands of fhk:ig,
ministrator of the. estate o f t Ellen O'Brien he ‘6 l /'
tend to the duties of said Appointment at his ()al.'
Montrose, on Monday the day of March atop
o'clock p. m„ at which time and place all perstis. , :v
termed will make known; their claims* or be forev
debarred from coming !n on said fund.
CitoSSMON,
Montrose, Feb. 23d, 18"11i, tyk
A DIvIINISTRAIPR'S
4.A., the estate of Michael Snllivan,fiate o;
Lute; 'deed. Letters of f administratitm in the
estate having been granted to the unriertigned all
Sams owing said estate are requested to make ham,
ate payment, and all per Sons having claims 4 11
Said estate are requested: i to present them witbnat
. _
Feb * 28,1887. 9w6_ T ,
OMAS SeLLIVAN.
Adminleustor.