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3.I9 . N"i''ROSE I PA;,I:APRIL
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The event of the week, has been the
visit of Gov. Hampton to Washington,
%where went in response to the invita
.
ion of President Haves His jonrney
iVsembleil. a grand triumphal march,hav
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Ing public receptions" at Wilmington,
Richmond and elsewhere. His speeches
at\thoae,. Places show the true character
of k„he man, and betray no signs,of weak.
ne* l Or intention of yiekhug one iota of
the Oweis conferredon him by the peo- .
lite f South Carolina.,
&Wilmington he said :
"rgo to Washington simply to state
before the President the fact that the peo-
ple of 'South Carolina hare elected mq
Governor of that State. I go there to
sai to him that, we ask no recognition
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trota any 'President, We c!aim the re
cognition froth the v r otes of the people o
that state. Leo there to assure him that
we are: fighting for the good of the whole
country. lam going there to demand
our rights; nothing leas, and so help me
God, to take nothing less. I go,to tell
him. the eact condition that South Car
olina has been in for years past, that ,our
people have been .under , disadvantages
never encountered by" any other people
on this continent ; 'that they carried the
election, were: successful, and that they
propose to enjoy the fruits of tneir vic
tory.
At Richmond he said :
. 10 .The'people of South Carolina, are in
earnest. We have . , tried compromise' in
vain, and so last fall: we planted our feet
firinlp on ,the constitution .and ,began a
battle' for bur rights...We - remembered.
ours:.was one of . the original 13 -States
and strong theil:and- noble women joined
liana in. the struggle, declaring by Al.
Inig,lity God they : would sacrifice- every,,
thing . to (Cheers. A voice : 'And
you did Win.) . ' Yes,..my friend, - .
Yon .. cannot irnagine what these
people hall. to bear to win -their.cons.titu- i
•tional victory:. But they won :and fully
• 20,000 colored men .co-operateciwith'
• them;',and now thousands andf . tens of
. thousands of colored.. men are :paying
: government, (cheers) and
aSk - . and art *I -arii.going,tO
:Washington. tn. ask, is that the federal
•.trOops be. withdrawn from the state hOuse
of South. Carolina, the only place in.the
state where my authority is,nottespected,
Send the Soldiers to the barracks Where
they belong leave ithe :,governnient - of
the state fo men who are strong enough
to - . sustain it. My people tell me'to - hold
on, and so, long as they have the right to
giVe' Me such advice, so help me God
Rill hold on." (Prolonged cheering.)
Our latest dispatches announce that at
the Cabinet meeting last Sattirdfiy, it was
determined to recognize Hampton and
withdraw the troops from the state house
but keep them within the State.
Gov. HatuptOn's letter.to the President
assures him of his hearty co-operation in
the pacificaticin of the ;whole country,and
declares that as Governor of South Car
olina he will administer the law with
equal and exact, justice to all classes un
der the lais of the state and the laws of
the ',United' States and its constitution. He
declares that all rights of person, prop-
erty and citizenship
,shall be, protected
, wichout regard to color or political dif
ference, and states that; if the troops are
withdrawn from the state house and mil
,
ltary interferenCe ceases l , he will maintain
his office through the legal methods and
peaceful :;ways of the courts.
A lierlin 'correspondent 'writes of Kai
ser William: "The Emperor eelebrates
this month, his eightieth 'birthday ; he is
strotik, itlBty.anil full of spirits. He gets
alt.,* very 'well now with the Parliament,
bccauSe in Cases of 'difficulty they always
yield. ILl.his theories of parliament and
prerogative, His Majesty-holds about the
standpoint of Edward L, but the people
respect.th'e old hero for his unconquerable'
honesty and' for the fidelity' with
_which
he fulfils all.the duties, however :severe,
of his great'office. It iaa curious circum
stance, ;bosvever, that this Prince, who
has fought so, many great- battles,has
al ways refused io sign the death-warrant.
of a prisoner. Capital punishment is still
the law in Prussia, but His Majesty has
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commute°, every sentence oi death, passed
since . his accession to Che throne. Ii
some respects his heart is as tender as a
'wonaan's."
Of- pourae Sir Rowland Hill has the
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credit: for ntiginating the penny-post ;
but ~4':,Seotehman named Stevens now
claims:that he, and not Sir Rowland, was
the:autifpirof the system. In 1834,-he
,SaYsifie submitted tO,.e plan to Lord Al..
ttiorlii•Whose :private secretary._,'as then
Sir i liOrand,'who cribbed big sc heme and
got the credit for it,
A Deluge in Cornice*lent.
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A Hartford, dispatch says the
Staffordville reservoir dam - gave'waty about
7 o'clock last Friday morning; 'sweeping
everything along the valley from . Stafford-
Ville through. , Qld - •Furnace to 'St . afford
Springs., The bank, Congregational
church; Crane's store: freight depot,'and
all honses on the island at. Stafford Springs
Were.destroyed ;* also all the' bridges \be
tween the scene of. the . disaster - and the
toll bridge, both on.thn railroad and
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The' probable loss in. ..Stafford alone is
two millions 'of dollars.. The
-loss in Stat . - .
iordVille is very heavy, the mills. suffer
iug more or less damage. Work will
have torbe suspended until the-resivoir
is rebuilt. - .. . . .
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Converse & CO.'s mills .haVe, four sets
Of cards and one thousand spindlei:. The
Home Company, Home Manufacturing
CoMpany, and Home. Woolen Conipany,.
are also situated there. Tne,latter runs
3,360 The: Staffoidville
.Wool
en company has three sets of, cards.. The
exact loss' . of these - " is unknown: In.
Stafl:ird Springs are - the Mills - of Charles
Fox & Co., six secs of Carda; the Con
verse Company seven sets, and 1,800
spindles ; Ellis Con verse
.& Co., - - Mineral
Springs: Manufacturing
.Compariy; . six
sets and.1,740' spindles. In Stafford are
The Valley Company's Mills, Glynn:
2,000 spindles; Talley Manufac
turing Company; `Phoenix -- 'Woolen Milli
and RosSiter,:CoMpany, .each. with four
sets of cards. The• Granite Mills.. and
Tremont - .EtOuse at . Staffordville.• . were all
swept airdy; acid Stores . and. Store
houses. .:Trobably, not less than thirty
houses: were destroyed; and. -the losS:will
be.very .
The dam Was considered.. Safe, but the
heavy rains of Monday.. filled . the •reser
voir to overflowing. The reservoir be
ing set some distance ,aboVe the village
the 'alarm reached the people in tithe. .
Another dispatch, from Stafford says
the flood made a complete.'wieck•of the
valley. It:: is thought That one or two
lives were lost. The losses-- by the Con
verseville disaSter are estimated at from
five hundred thousand to . . one inillion:
Richard Spedding, well known at. Sta
fford Springs,:: is thought . - to . - have been
drowned. ,
- The dam broke :at .abont six in the,
forenoon.. •Uorktnen bad been .engaged
all night trying to prevent the disaster.
Two mills nearest the darnare uninjured.
The machine shop, of Samuel Amidon,
and three dwelling.houses were deStroyed.
The Mill of the
. Phcenix Manufacturing
Company at Ilydeville,. is not materially
damaged.- . The darn at Stafford lEfollOw,
iron . bridge, tenement house, and grist
mill, were washed away.. The . dam at
Glen ville wear, but the mill stood firm.
Among the losseS are the Granite Mill,
$50,000; the toWn • of Stafford, $50,000.;,
ten ,dams. about $35,000 ; Smith &
830,000, - to 840,000 ;, G.. 0. CleVeland.
*10,000; Thompson &. Whiton, $10,000;
L. W. Crane, $10,000; •Congrea b ational
churchs 55,0.00; most of the others lose
from $lO,OOO down. The damage below
Stafford Springs is not included the
estimat?.
Mr. E.O. Phinney, of Glen Mills, rode
his horse down in, frdnt of :the.flood and
gave such • warning that not more than ,
one life was lost. The people had been
expecting the warning and at once found
places of safety. Though the number in
peril was not great, the stream bed - being
in a narrow gorge 'and houses out .of
danger,. 'the • whole community was
out to see the flood, which' was a Sight
never to be forgotten. The 'Water did
not seem .water at "all; but advanced
like a great, mass of sticks and stones
rolling Oyer and over. it gouged. a chan
nel 30 feet deep in the road, tore up trees.
by theirs roots :and carried off soil from
gardens substituting rocks, so that its
track a waste.. Every dam on the
Arearir was carried off, and, instead of
diffusing itself, the volume of - flood grew
greater all the way until the Willimantic
river .WaS reached. Below Stafford Springs
the Only
,damage done. 'was to the road]
and bridges. The river was able to ab-:
sorb the flood without further injury
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property. The whole district 'where the
stream had created industry,is nOWeliang-f;
ed ,to a waste channel. •
Advertisemepts New This Week.
SSIGNEES'NOTICE.—Jerry Cokeiy, of Springville
XX. township, having assigned to me all his estate, in
trust. for the benefit of creditors; all persons indebted
to said estate. are requested to make immediate settle
ment, and all havuig claims against the same, to pre
sent them to GEORGE P.' LITTLE.
Assignee of Jerry Cokely.
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Montrose; April 4 IEB7. - 14-20
ASSIGNEES' NOTlCE.—Edward Fallahee, of Ap.
polacon township, having assigned to me all hit
estate, intrust, for the lenefit of creditors ; all personi
indebted to said estate, are requested to make immq
diate settlemcnt. and all having claims against tie
same to present them to GEORGE P. LITTLE,
Assignee of Edward Fallahee.'.
Montrose, April 4,1: 77. -14-20
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
John W. Silvius having assigned all his est4e
to the undersigned in trust for his creditors, all perms
twliebted by. book account or otherwise are requested to
make Immediate settlement, and all having claims
against the estate will please present them to
A. H. McCOLLUM, Assignei.
Montrose, April 4, 13w6;
E X-EOUTOR'S '
~.NOTICE.--Whereas,
Letters testamentary to the estate of John Bfyle
late of New blilford. twp. dec'd, having been granted to
the undersigned, all persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make Immediate payment, and all per
son htwing claims against the same, are requestea. to
,present them without delay. . .
F. W. BOY LE, Executor. '
4w6.
Apr. 4, 1877.
A SSIGNEE'S NOTlCE.—Notice
. hereby given that John P. McDermott, of Au
burn township, Susquehanna County, Pa.; by deed of
voluntary stastgnolent, has assigned all his estate and,
effects, real, personal, and mixed; to the undersigned;
In trust, for the benefit of the creditors of the said'
John P.' McDermott ; all persons, therefore. indebted
to the said John P. McDermott, will make imniediate
payment to the assignee, and those having claims or
demands, will mike known the same without delay.
• B. O'NEILL,
Montrose, Aprl/ 4, 1877. 14-20 Assignee.'..'
iIISSOLUTION.
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The firm of H:Garratt & Son, is, this day dissolved
by mutual consot. • .
The accounts end notes are in the nands of H. Gar
ratt, far settlement and collection.
:E. S. Oarratt. ihe senior partner, will continue the
business. - • •
• , . H GARRATT.
• B. S. GIURATT
New Milford, April 2, 1877.
A SSIGNWTS NOTICE.--Notice
hereby given that Curtis Tewkesbury, of La
throp township, Snsquehanna Conpty. Pa., by deed of
voluntary assignment, has assigned all his estate and
effects, real, peramal, and mined, to the undcrsigned,
in trust, for the benelt: of the creditors of the said
Curtis Tewkesbtry ; all pert:lollS, therefore, indebted
to the said CartiA 'Tewkesbury, will make immediate
payment to the asst nee, and those having claims or
demands will make iznown the same • without delay.
'A. LATHROP,
14-20 Assignee.
•Montr'ose, Apvil 9, ISTI.
NOTlCE.—Notice is
hereby giten that. Michael I. Griffin, of Forest
Lake tovinship,tSusquehanna County, Pa., by deed of
voluntary assigtment, has assigned all his estate and
effects, real penonal and mixed, to the undersigned.
in trust for theJienefit of the crediters of the said
Michael L. Griffit ;.all persons. therefore, indebted to
.the said MictaelL. Griffin, will Make immediate pay
ment to the Istignee. and those having.claims or de
mands. will snak4' known the same without delay.
• E. O'NEILL.
Montrose, yank 18,1847. 13-19 Assig,nee.
ASSIGNEE'S NOTlCE.=Notice is
hereby iven that Bartholomew Gahegan, of
Silver Lake tontship, Susquehanna County, Pa., by
deed of voluntay assignment, has assignen all his .as,
tate and effects,tal, personal and mixed, to the under
signed, in trustfor the benefit of the creditors of the
said B rtholomsv Gahegan ; all persons, therefore, in
debted to the sal Bartholomew Gaheghan, will make
immediate payittnt to the assignee, and those having
elaims or denote, will make known the same with
out delay. E. O'NEILL, •
Montrose,gach 28,1377. 13-19 'Assignee:
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The unCerskhed, • Assignee of John F. Mc-
Dermott, at public sale,on his premises,
in. Auburn or , • •
Saturdtv the l lth dajr" , of April,' 1877,'
at 10 o'clock a. M., • ••
•thEldloW'ing property, . • •
-3 horses, 3 Os; 1. two year old bull, yearling,
mOwer(Yotnt.Warrior,) 2 shoats,.lum her wag
on, horse - 7sFe, 'plows, harrow, grindstone,
house hold - .firniture, and tanning -utensils too
numerous binention: •
:TERMS 7 -fll sums= of $lO, cash.; : over
. $10;
9 months' criclit, • with .interest and approved
security. • : - - .•
• ' E: O'NEILL, Assignee. ..
March 30 ; $777. jw. ,•—•
TARB HOUSE,
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IMONTROSE, PA.
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Noprietor of the
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DFIERS FOR SALE
the follvi i irty, described propert}y, 'on ti n
:year' credit with secured payments:
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Arm containing 113 acm. •
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.Farm Not enntainsll3 acres, and'is situated most
ly in;the BOotigh of Montt.° e,
.has three orchards, two
bearing frui , , four barns ~ i s. well watered and fenced.
11\U 3
.4n1 1 3 acres of land.
--.-OneOtee• and
. 3 acres of land, in the Bor
ough of Mon-dee... Ilene° nearly new. . .
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Flio containing 50 acres.
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Farm No. /Matains 50 acres. situated in Brideewa
ter tom - 1151)4)1ot mile from the Court House. in Mont
rose. 15 acreOlowed land, 15 acres in meadow, .the bal
ance. in tirnbt;well watered and fenced.
Faiii. containing 215 acres.
Farm No. 3iontains 215 acres, located in the town
of SunthvilluOietaango County, N. 1r..,150 acres im
proved. well stited for a dairy tarm. Good buildings
and an orchard d* grafted fruit. •
Home and lot.
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One house asdlot on Whitney, near Carroll street,
City of "Bingnanton, N. Y.. now .occupied: as 'a tene
ment house by three families. Small barn on the lot.
53 a'eres of timber land.
or —53 neres l of timber kind one mile from Cor
betteville, Brooru County,
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Farm containing 180 acres:
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180 acres in Oa kland township, adjoining. the Sus
quehanna River this* mll6e from Susquehanna Depot.
House and lot.
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One house and , la near Brookdale, Susquehanna
County, Pa. 1 ,
Salt Springs and 10 acres of land.
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glr-10 acres of land in Franklin township, ISns
quehanna County,- Pa., includes a, water power and
known as the Salt Spring property. Has on it, a salt
Meek with 50 kettles, steam power for pumping brine,
engine house, vats and all the conveniencies for mak
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tug salt.
500 ackea of land.
.500 acres in Great Rtnd 'townsbip, adjoining I the
Stuiquehanna River. This tract Is so attested that it
can be divided to make three or four mail farms if de
sired.
J. S. TiRBELL, Prop.
Ittontrose, Jan. 10, 1877.
VALI:IA.I3LE. FARM 'FOR SALE
NEIV MILFORD TOWNSHIP.
the undersigned executor of the estate of Simon
Van Fleet. deed, offers for sale the farm of said deoed•
cut, one-fourth mile north of the Moxiey church, New
3Sillford township, Pa. •It contains about 112 scree,
well watered, feLced,and under a good state of cultiva
tion.. I must dispose of said farm, and will sail ou
EASY
For Further particulars inquin of thesubscriber •
Sutamers'-ille. Pa.
P. 0. Addreas,New Milford, Pa.
E. A. ALDUICH.
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July 19, 81Gtf
TO CONSUMPTIVES.
The advertiser, having been permanently cured of
that dread disease. Conaumption,by a iatpte remedy,
is anxious io make known to his lellovv sufferers the
means of cure. To itil; who desire it, he will send a
copy of the prescription used, (free of , charge s ) with
the directions for preparing and using the same. which
they will And a sure cure for Consumption, Asthma.
Bronchitis, ac. Parties wishing the prescription will
please address Rev. 8.A.. WIL SON,: 194 Penn Street,
Wllliameburgh, N. Y. 2 w90
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SHERIFF'S : SALES.- =. 6Y VIRTUE OF VMS ISSUED Br TEE.COURT 01 7 COMMON'
- Pleas of' *usquehannaCounty andlo toe directed," will expose to sale by public sendue,at the Court House
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in ilontroso on,
Friday, April 13, A. D., 1877,', , . . .. . .
at 1 o'clock p. m., the following pieces or parcels of Lind, to wit :
All that pi€ce or plot of land situate in the township ofChoconnt &Nue
,
henna County, Pennsylvania, bounded on the north by lands of Michael Dugan, on the east by land of Edward
Sweeny Michael Hastings and. Mathew Mclnerny. on the *loath by lands of Mrs R. P. Mulford and James B.
Carreal4 and on the west by land of Mathew Mclnerny, containing 75 acres, more or less, partly improved, with
the appurtenances, one house, one barn and an orchard. eaSiezed and taken in. execution at the sett of Sirs. le
I .Mulford - vs. Maria Kenan. •
Susquehanna
ALso—All that piece or parcel of lani, situate in Ararat township,
County, Pennsylvania, , beunded on the north by lands'-of the Shaffer estate, late Ezra Walker, on the east
by lands of Nelson Potter: oa, the south by lands of Geo: W. Potter,' on the west by lands of Alfred Hine; con
taining 6d Reece; mere Or less, and all improved, with the appurtenances, one frame house, one frame barn. cora
house, ht a house, and an orchard, (Siezed and taken in execution at the suit of Edward 13loaham use Oscar
Washburn vs. Parley Walker. , ,
ALso—All those two pieces or parcels of land situate in the wnship of
,Liberty,
County of Susquehanna. Pennsylvania, bounded' on the north by land.• of Sarah On ns and Join 'Emmons, ea
the east by land of O. Phelps, on lee eonth by the highway and lands late of O. P. W tiburn deed, and on the
west by land of Sarah Owens, containing S acres, more or less, 'with the appurtenant s, one frame house and
barn, and all improved.. The second piece is situate as above, bounded north by lan, of Peter Batts, on the
east by lends contracted to Ross & Humphrey, on the south by lands of John Emmons & 0.. and the west by
land of Isaac Comstock, containing 50 acres, more or less, with the appurtenances, one frame barn and about
,10 acres improved. (Siezed and taken in execntiod at the snit of 0. Ve•.l.andeley vs. D. A. Worden, administra
tor of the estate of Martha N. Vance, dec'd, late Martha M. Washburn . - • - , -
ALSO—AII that piece or .parcel of land situate iu , Harmony County 'of Susquehan
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na. Pennsylvania. bounded on thehorth by land of 3. W. Austin, on the east by . land of Fred Murphy, on the
south by land'of Fred Murphy Radon The west by the Belmoht turnpike; containing about .30 acres of land,
more or leap, with the appurtenances. [Siezed and taken in execution at the snit of Joan B. Steinback assign
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ed to J. IL Coon vs. G. W. Cook. -0 '
Ai:so—All that certain piece or parcel, messuage or tract of land situate in the
township of 'Great Bend, County of Suequehanna, - and State olarennsylvania, boufided north by land'of Her
man Rosetta and land now orlate.oi R. 0. Everett. east by lands how or late of R. O. Everett, and lands of Lnke
Smith, south by lands of the estate of L. Monell dec'd and lands of the estate of John Smite deed. and west by
landsof Peter Smith, containing 110 acres, more or leis. with the appurtenances. frame house, barn endow.
building and an orchard. [Siezed and taken in execution at the suit of E. Ayers • vs. Isaac S. Bull.
ALSO—AII that piece or 'parcel of land situate in the township of Auburn, Sus
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what= County Pennsylvania. bounded and described as follows to wit: , On the north by land of Wrn. Green
on the wait by land of;A. Waltman, on the south by land of ZibitLa France, and on the east by land of Na.
than Green and land of Samuel Tewksbury, containing* 116 acme. she about SO acres improved, with the appur
tensincee, one fra no house, one frame barn and shed, and two orchard's. [SieZed and taken in execution at the
snit of A. 11. McCollum vs.-O. E. Picket. • - -
.ALso—All that certain _piece or parcel, of land situate, in the township.of Hanford,
Susquehanna County, Pennsylvania, bounded anddescribed as lollowe, to wit ; Beginning'at the south corner
,ot lot of Milbotirn Oakley. thence by eald,Oakleys land north 44 degrees ettaLl34M perches to stone - corny r,thence
by lot No. 330, belonging to D. P. .h Joseph Ttlfany south. 46 degrees east. 70 perches to a stone corner, thence
by lot of Sewell Warner south, 44 degrees west; 135 M perches to a stone corner, thence along the line to the or
iginal tract north. 46 degrees west, 70 perches teethe place of beginuingacontaining 60 acres, more or' less. with
thee appurtenancee,a frame barn' and. improvements.. [Siezed and taken, in execution at the *nit cf Edgar Vat,
Loan vs. James. Hannon. ,
'Also--All that piece or parcel of. lip id situate in the township of Great Bend,..
Susquehanna County, Pennsylvania, described as - follows, to wit : Beginning at the north-wept corner of a lot
granted to William Skinner in line of Robert Ogden's lot south, 55 degrees west, 100 perches to a hemlock, a
corner of '` ' Mayo's land, thence south 35 degrees east, 170 perches by land of Whitton Dayton and others
to a corner. thence by the same north, 5 degrees east. 100• perches to the, cornet of said William aikinner's land,
thence north, 35 degrees west, 170 perches, to the place of beginning; containing 105 acres, more or less, ex
cepting therefrom, always neverthelees,about 81 acres .heretofore by order,ol Orphans' Court deed purchased by
T. D. gstabrook, whose deed is recorded in the proper office in said county, in deed book No. 63, page 103 &c.,
with the appurtenances, two dwelling houses, two barns, one orchard and mostly improved. [Siezedand taken
in execution at the snit of. T. D. Estabrook vs. Kezia Worden admirestrairix of James Viorden dec'd. .
ALSO—AII those certain pieces or .parcels of land situate i
and being n• the town
ship. of New Milford; County. of Susquehanna, and State of Pennsylvania, and bounded and described as fol
lows. : Beginning at a corner of Samuel H. Williams! and Lancaster Jennings, thence north, 44 degrees west,
54 perches to a post and stones, thence by land of Entach Smith north, 46 degrees east, 80 5-10 perches to-a post,
thence by land conveyed to. Joseph Rice south, 52 degrees east, 20 9-10 perches to a hemlock stump, thence south,
'1 ,l degrees east, 9 perches to a post, and north 43M degrees east, 12 4-10 rods to a point iu thebighway leading
from New Milford to Jackson, thence along said highway south,s3M degrees east, 31.5-10
. perches to an Iron
driven in the road, crossing said road leauing from New Milford to Jackson, thence north on line of Joseph
Rice, 40 degrees 4ast, SO 3-10 perches to a post And stones parallel with said road 29 rods, stake and stones par
allel with lands of. Jacob Waymaa 8 3-10 rode to middle of said road. thence westerly to said il9 rode to the above
named irotelhence 19 rods along Cyrus Barlow's mill lot to a stake and stones, thence easterly-along said Bat •
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low's line 21 rods to a stake and stones, thence southweeteily parallel with the original line of Jacob Waym
:41 rode to stake and stones to land of Samuel Williams deceased, thence north. 40 degrees west, 21 perches t
place of beginning, crintain'ng 50 acres of land, more or • less. with the appurtenances. one orchard and about 'a .
acres improved. A second piece is situate as above bounded and described as follows, to wit: On the north 'O A
1 and east by lands of Levi Tanner, on the south by.public highway and on the west by land of Joseph Rice, with 1
1 the appurtenances, two frame houses, one trame barn, corn house, and hog house, and one orchard and contain-
[ ing about 21 acres, more or less, about 17 acres improved. [Siezed and taiten in execution at the suit of-LB, 1
Wright vs. N. L. Lenheim. ' i , -,
ALso—All those two pieces or parcels of land situate in Oakland and Jackson
townships, Susquehanna County. Pennsylvania. •The first piece bounded as follows, to wit : Beginning at the
east corner of lands of L. W. Griffis, thence along the. line of James Norton forty six degrees east, about fifty
perches to Drinker creek road, thence north, about forty twp perches to fine of Amos Tinley warrant, thence •
along warrant line north 44 degrees west 227 perches to warrant line, thence along the same south 46 degrees
wesee7 perches to line of lot now or late of Fred B. Travis, thence sot 45 degree's east 120 perches to corner,
thence along another line of Travis' lot south, 46 degrees west 32 perches to line of said Griffis' lot, thence
along the eame ;south 44 degrees east 107 perches to the place of beginning, containing 102 acres, more or lea g,
Second piece le'bounded north by lands of Michael Grew, D. A. Lyon and al elnerny. on the east by .and of
D. A. Lyon, on the south by Patrick Callan and west' by peptic road, containing about be' acre., 40 acres im
prpved, with the appurtenances, one - frame house and one frame barn and an orchard. (Siezed and taken in
execution at the snit of Mre. M. J. Phelps assigned to Wm.. Emery vs. Wm. S. Snedaker.
ALso--All that plot of land situated in Hart - m(1 township, Susquehanna County,
Pennsylvania, and bounded c.O the north by land of W.,Brainard, on the Oast by land of H. Tyler. on the south.
by land ef Andrew Osmond, and on the west by L. :L•a Leroy, containing 75 acres, about 50 acres !reproved,
with the appurtenar ces. one frame house, two frame barns and an orchard. [Siezer.• and taken in extcutio
it
at the an of Deleyan Leroy assigned to E. A. Pratt ye. David Apdrews. \
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4LsolAll that village lot or plot of lend situate in the Borough of Montrose, - Suc-\
qnehanna Connty,Penneylvania, bounded northerfy by Maple street. on the easterly by a lot occupied by IL ,
u. Jessup and by lot of A. H. McCollum. southerly by lot of Miss Emily Blackmun and on the westerly by lot
of W. W. Watson, containing 36 square rods of lane, be the same more or less, with the appurtenances, one
frame dwe' ling house and, frame barn and fruit trees, [Siezed and taken iu execution at toe suit of Zipron
Cobb vs. John W. Cobb.
ALSO—AII that piece or parcel' of land situate it Ararat township, Susquehanna
County Pennsxlvania, and bounded on the north hv land of Cub:nail, on the east by land of Joelah
Brookins" the south by land of Emily Decker and on the west by land of Lorenzo Simons, containing 119
n acres, m ore or less, about one half improved, with the appurtenancee, one frame house, frame barn and an
1 orchard . eStezed and taken in execution at the salt of Lucius Curtis vs. Geo. Payne. . • • t
ALSO—AII that piece or parcel of land situate in the township of Ararat,Susque•
henna County, Pennsylvania, bounded north by land 'of John Beanraonta on the east by land of John Perry,
on the south by I Ind of Edmund Worth and on thc west by laud of &mead Worth. containing 13 acres. more
or leas, with the appurtenances, one log house and :all improved. [Siezed and taken in execution at the suit of
Tnomats•Avery use of L. R. Peck vs. David Avery and Thomas Avery. '
ALso—All those two pieces of land, situate in the township of Middletown, Sus.
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qnehanna County, Pennsylvania. The first piece being bounded on the north in lands of I. C. Dodge, on the
cart by land of John Horrigaii, on the south by. J. W. Dodge estate, and on' the west ny land of Mary Pritch
ard, containing 55 acres, more or less, with the , appurtenances, frame house, barn and other outbuildings, or
chard and mosoly improved. The second piece is bounded on 'lse north by land of J. W. Sandersoe and Thom
di Jones and George Jones, on the east by landa, of Thomas Jonbs and Samuel Dodge, on the south by lands
of John D. Thomas, or to occupied by I him,. on: the west by the Medford county line, cont. tang about 43
acres, more or less, excepting rnd rcFerving about 17S, acres, more or less, sold to Thomas Owen, id about 13(
acres, more or less, sold to John a ohnson. and mostly improved. thiezed and taken in execution he suit of
F. Taggart vs. I. C.pod..
ee. ,
ALso—All that piece or parcel of land situate in the •township of Middletown„ Sus
ger-henna County. Pennsylvania, bounded on the north by land of I. C. Dodge; on the east by land of Charles
Whited, on the sonta by land of Charles Whited, and on the west by laud ot . Jenkin Jones, containing sal
acres. more or less, with the appurtenances. one frame house. one. trame barn and an orchard and mostly im•
proved. [Siezed and taken in execution at the suit of F. Taggart ve. Esther Docge adminietrutrix of the es
tate of John W. Dodge dec'd. -,
ALso—All that piece or parcel of land situate in the township of Dimock, dec'd.,
County. Pennsylvania, botanded on the north by land of John Woodhouse, on the east by land of
Themes Williams and JoesplfD. Drinker, on the south by land of J. B. Wallace, and on the *tst by land of
, Leland Blakeslee William Miles and Abram Dußois, containing 182 acres, more or less, with the appurtenances
one teame house, one frame florae barn, one frame barn an orchard and about 160 acres improved, tSiczed and
I taken in execution at the suit of D. D. Searle vs. Melvin .A.iney. ,
- ALSO—AiI those three lots or parcels of land situate in the township of Liberty,
az - ogee - henna County, Pennsylvania,• known and numbered as lots (Si) fifty-one, (52) fifty-two and (43) forty
three, in the,tract called Liberty (on survey of Laws land) each of said lots said to• contain 100 acres, in all 300
acres, more or less, [Siezed and taken in execution at the suit• of James B MeCrary vs, John Q. Humphrey .t
R. B. Ross doing business under :he firm name and style of Ilnuiphrey & Ross.
'N.B.- All bids and costa must be arranged on day of sale or deeds will not be acknowledged.
Sheriff's Office, Montrose, March 21,16.77, WM, WHITE, Sheriff.
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LICENSE PETITIONS.-- - -Notice is
hereby given that, in pursuance of an Act of A.s
sembly, the following named persons have filed their
petitions with the Clerk of Quarter Sessions of the
Peace, for the County of ,nsquehanna,, for licenses to
keep. Hotels and Eating Hon p es, and to sell at whole
sale and by measure in said ,County, for which they
will apply at April Sessions, I.M. -
Charles Ernst, . - Eating House, Sum' a. Depot.
J, P. Kent 66.
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Edward Van Aken " "
Mrs Eliza life.Graugh,
Everet Van Aiken, It
Prank Hoffman, et .
W W Brown. Tavern;- I, ' "
Ambrose Benson . 61
Chester G Chaffee ' "
Wm 1) Ketchum
Geore Arener
Charles Kirk
lgich4el Doyle,
....uel Doyle, ! -
h ar o t ta in as L le a e n rn no a o ne '
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' Wholesale, ~ ".
enj. Gregog . . • To sell by Measure
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,ry ,
Kdlia.d Carlisle - 64.
Thomas Kelley, . " 44
Dennis Casey' - • . Measure, • ' ' • . "
Richard Bta,ck'Jr, - Rating House, _Gt,,Bend Boro.
A Kilgore, - Sell byMeasure
Thomas Kilrow, ' :avers, • " 1
R 0 Bedell, 46 64
Henry Ackert, ‘• , ,-
'lsaac N Bullard, Sell by Measure ,' ' Montrose.
M A Lyon, 16 .
A B Barns, tt 66
John S Tarbell, , _Tavern,
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14 J Harrington, ‘, . it 66 ,
Charles Morse; - , " Rush Townahip.
R 8 Holmes, • - - ,4 , Gibson "
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Silas Howell, - i " ' " " '
'P Phir.ney, ' " New Milford BOro
Wm Jay; ' . •i. 46
John Foster, * 1 ". -: Friendsville Boro
Philip Ryan, • IA
Wm Buffum, Sell by Measure, "-
Alf Ayres,.: - , Tavern, .' Dundaff BUM
OP . Phinney, 64 , . ellfford Tivp
Edward Meledy, - Eating House', , Herrick • . 6 6
John M Myers, - Tavern, -, " "
Anthony V Snover, 6 ' . , Lenox "
PH-Brush. , . 6 ' .Snrirwville "
Jeremiah Stephens ' 4 4 ; 46
George B Fessenden, , " Brooklyn , 4 4
Charles B Stewart ' " Jackson ."
Delos Roberta 4 4. . '"
J D Linabary 4 6 '- 'Auburn 4 4
David Wilularth; ' " - ' ' Lathrop' "
G W Reese To sell:by•Measore
Michael Murphy Eating house Oakland "
Juason Stone. 44 Forest. Lake
David A Chandler." - — Thomson Dom
Blalock. Barlow, 4 4 . • Hayford
John. II Morrlbon _ " Harmony "
Perry Jaques -
C France = 4, Dlmork 't
Daniel Hinds....:Eating House, , Gt, Bend Village.
Wx. W. 8114R81.1. 4
Montrose, March 14,1817. •
Legal.
p EGIStER'S NOTICE.---Puimc No
tice 'is hereby' given to all persons concerned in
the following estates, to wit :
Estate of Hemau Snow, late of Franklino.deed, Ln• ,
ther Snow and John F Snew; Adm're.
Estate of. Sheldon G Handrick.late of Franklin ,dec'd,
Sally Hendrick. and K B Hendrick Ex're. -
Eat. of Ezra Pratt, late of New Milford, deed, E.A.
Pratt,,Adm'r. •
Est. of Bohn Baker, late of Dimock, deed, Emily Bak
er and Urbane Smith, Adm`rs.
Est..of John Bergin, late of. Middletown; dec'd, Wm.
Bergin, Adm'r.
Est. of Earl Olin, late of Jackson, dec'd, Elt Barnes,
Admit.
Est. of N. L. Austin, late of .Liberty, deed, Ann X.
Austin, Admin. . , •
Eat. of John A. Warner, lato of Jessup, deed, A. W.
Bertholf. •
Est. of Ezra Patrick, late of Great Bend, dec'd, W. S.
Barnes, - Adner. D. B. N.
Eat. of Wm. Craver, late of Brooklyn, deed, E, A.
Weston, Eer.
Est. of`J. S. Dunmore, late of Rush, dec'd, Charles
Gay, Her.
Est. of Thurston Lewis, late of Burford, dec'd, Francis
A. Barnard, AdntV.r. • • _
Est. of Lewis yard. late of SpringvAle, deed, Geo. L.
Card and Nathaniel Squires, Adm're.
Est. (ICJ. H. Simrell,late of Great Bend, dec'd, E. W.
Simrell. Adm'r.
EBt. of Frederick Peckini, minor. Lydia Birchard,
G narlil2lnr
Est of Elmira It Slyer, minor, Amelia Slyer, Guar•
Eat. of Eveline J. Ilickox, minor, A. W.llaine, Guar'
dian. . • 1
That the accountants have eettled their actounts in
the Register's Office in and for the Count); of Seoul",
henna, and that the 'same will be presented t;i fte
Judges of the Orphans' point ou Thursday, the 121 dsi
of April, 18Th for confirmation and allowance. \
•• t • _ •R. F. BEARDSLEY. Register.
Register a oMce, Montrose, Marchl4, Wil.
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rowB NOTICE.—The Under
higned, an "auditor, ;appointed by the Jutb.feof
Orphan's arpha's Court of Susquehanna -Comity. to dir
tribute the funds, remaining: in the hands of file ad
minletrator of tbe eititte of Ellen :O'Brien he will at
tend to the ditties of said 'appointment itt his office is
Montrose; on.-*Monday the • tith day -at'Aisrett A ere
!O'clock p. m„ at, which, time. and place all pertions
toTestett will make known their clanns! or be foreva
debarred from comleg lit on said fund. .! .
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giant ose , Feb:
1877. itic l:
IMINISTRATOR'Sji..
.. the estate of Michael Sullivan,' late o; Forest
Lake,: deed.. Letters of adminlitration in the f 3 16
estate having been, granted to the undere igned all per
monaawing said estate are requested to make int ruedi
ate imyment., and;, all persons having plaims against
said estate are 'requested to present them without de
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Tl3elititl'l3l3.l.l4lVAN.
9 Feb, 25;154, 946) ••- . •.. Adratutatistor.