- Congr e s s --cheap.; eap:
_. . -
~. here t litttideing ' iti tittio
.branch of_
nigio&a,nad tie - fi nal action vrill be had on 1
ytheasurei till the Holidays are: 'through
'th. ~,Tht. ‘ f, ncw.Postage bill Was.under dis-,..
ciiirOn inAbe Hens° on Tiirsiay,..the, lOth
ult.- .- th l xt„ l i . ..thb - .bill . letter weighing 11:(11
nrc i nince, will be .charged three tents;
.if'p—
re
paid, t itht c..vi,ie flve''eehts: litewspapers to
tie Charge& one-half Cotiskt4 any
,pl):,t .
office.
within thasiztte, where thellare. pub _...
lishEd
if.i en i on i o f the „State one ant: - The post
afro o n lt , ..,riutines and . l'amphlets will be ro
dnoeinaly ope-half from ;present :yrates.
k ViriousPierid men Ls - hive been offered to the
bill ; timbigthem one perrnitting the free cir
tuladod.i newspapers in , the counties Where
Altey ail. prblished. :, We b6lieie the peoPle
-lam deiaezy in ,favor of a provision-similar
r,o tlaiast,,and i f f-Congress will: only heed
itheir!viAti. th ey, will not cad to adopt it,. ,It
!is ailfaultio: kat , in what shape the Law; will
1, be.iiased. - but ono thing is rendered . tortain,
that Item will be a material reduction in the
rit'of Postage. ".- - , : '
_, ' .
lail:the proceedings already Ind. on this
bill,they . givu us some ground to hope, that
the interests of the country press,' which aro
1
1 ,- Waticatwith those of the great mass of the
inst3l . 4,oo4,reading people, Will prevails-over
ttn combinations'of capital, and of private
I iiterests, wh ich tho Cities have leagued' to*
th f I - ' a - - -
t r q, o crus 't an ruin them.
' It can be easily demonstrated that the ex..-
; 'enptioniof papers from postage within a !lin
ited-distance of the phiee, of publication. will
not materially' doe s
the "teienue: ;Their
ciinalation -does not enhance the expenses of
MairltiansPortatien. The Country mails arc
tiattliose which are overbarde.ned; and the
SOO Or I.ooopapers issued weekly from the
local Printing offites do not require any addi
tional,aeconinuidatien, above; what is neces-
sarily provided forother, purposes., But the
rai.Aing'ofrevenue is not the only purpose to
be se'rVed by the, post office syston. .The
difitiskii , of knowledge;: the interehanze - of
friendly corninunic.ations;and the cultivatiart
of unity of thought and sentiment, are equal
ly importautobjects. For. all of these, the
country press . is an indispensible instrument.
And'
. while Weir prosperity:is essential fur
the still.bilink'of- the commtinity, they are
incompatible; With the prosperity
oPthe city The province or 'each is
distinct.- - The Latter, like the arteries of 'the
. ' .
human- system, aro the main 'channels fur
the conduit .of intelligetice over tile country,
svkile:the former, like the ininnter. 'vessels,
carry-apinemiate' portions to , each seperate
organ; and teas the whole baiy is 'nourished:
Binionon Ad Valorems
speeehlii the Senate, the "other day,
3 5 1 r. Benton held the_ following-language in
regard : to 011-Villorent duties, be re
membered that Abe ad valorem _principle of
levyilig_dittiesis - the - distinguishing feature
of the present tr.iiff. We commend his
remarks to the the attention 4 - A our locofoco
'concur' with 411e-Socretarr (Corwin). in
his pretriises in tote , , and.witha part of his
recomirendrifions,
_I concur with him in his
opiriron that'importations will diminish, car.
ryincr e ,-with It a diminution of . revenue from
4:m•storri; That the ad_ valorem grstem is the
parent.of fratuls and ought to be abandoned
and recourse,.again had to specific duti&4'in
All cries in which they - On
this poiWI have nothing to confess as gain
0--frUin .oxperience.: I need no experience to
inform -me - that universal ad Valorem were
thezmca - -rmeiitial? datieSi':.and,the - most
fruitfiri.of fmads.-- • I knew. -that alwaye,- and
I condemned the same dogma when it was
introtinCed in the - tariff of \ 1846 ; and now
after si brief experiment of four years' expe
rience condemn it. I voted for that act; but
liinly . to get rid of the - aa of 1842, and with
the, olvelared s \-,belief . that:experience -would
soon produce a condenanztion of the ' univer
sal ad valorem do - grna, and. force a return to
the old system : and such is now about the
- Cororro Rionr.—The sensible portion of
fie. LoCordeas are -very wisely adopting the
prinoiplee.of the Whig party. the pro
ceeds of the public lands been divided :among
the State - P. as 'advocated by the Whigs, in
stead of being squandered in partial grants,
4kc., the burden ofPennsylvania's debt would
now be touch miler - ed., The 'Locofocos, howz
ever, no that it is to late, are begining to
evince contrition for liavinvlefented the mea
sure. A Washington correspondent: Of the
Democratic Union, Speaking of•the public
lands, - . '
•- Oldie countless 66isands of acres granted
to the, new 'States 'for: siinProverirent.,' why
should not the yid come, in for their share ?
' Our-party -.nom made a greater mistake
than it did when re,pudiated the doetrin
ofpromea sof-sate ofpnblie lands
among the .states. In my opinion such, dis- .
position 4a.s. both 'equitable" an d.
-A , .
N'Aniretcal WIFE...-At a recent en
tertains:nest:in - Entitind,:the health' of Mrs.
Abbot': Lawrence :bssin,, - 0 been , n ,oiven; the
achnoWledged - the ain
,pliirrent paid to bis tidy, and :said tint he
"was indebted to his wife more-thin to .any
othenintnin lining, not only fore his', bappi 7 -
mess, bit for his use/a/n.0,8 4P:the world.
- FRIO-art: 10 THE . W 4 D.R.UeS'
' MS, frigate St.. isisirreiiceia.Veing fated aut.
sit the Brobklyiapary yard campq.. the
aatitributiona - of tile -United , . States` the
Virarid's - Fair tst Loadori; Said ia ts - ps*d to
ividYssbiitiftligiOddle of;February.
• The'present .population- of Pittsburg
84,841. • This iudncles in.its immediate
enviionsi'whieliiin reality; form rind'
be reamed a 'patof the city- - The
Wien -of the urnela 1840 weilbota 88,000.
MatAcitylroper,lue4o,s*c.inhabitootA:
Rah* 1 0ALL atonzlttuited—l'eari ithen
Hie Pork aurae anti, *Mir were enoug tegb h
tea
'try to tat a p ttr. Nilw, that Pork will
bring Ca3A. who thinkl of - twinging bit to the
Printer?' Have von all done?
- • -
The frientls'Or 'lei. H. k ItilOy• aro reipeetferly
invit e d to ettemilli.donation visit ntAlie Parsonage
on Tuestiny eft:crayon and "evening, the 2lat-inst.
• ' - - •
DONATION:VISIT: -
.cit the Rev.. Mr. Tnibert2tif -thv-Ziori
Afrioititlhithodirt Epireopat Soeieti, vrill.rinT him
a visit tit their Church-in, this pLace, on Monday ftf
ternoimAirtuary: 20th. .' • •
AGRICULTURAL
A•mecting of the StniqUellanna,Counir Agrieul;
Scieiety`-rvill be:held at the.Court - lieiire ' lit
Montrose on Moricitt: nretiing ' the 2ith inet.,for the
purpose of receiving reports from the actreiakap..
plietints for, Premiums on Winter &Spring - Wheat.
Indian - Corn, Potatoes.-Rata Sagas end Cart-cite.—
It iv "expected- that - 'riiiplicents: will 'be prepared
with the necesrery- proofs, agreeable Gi the:rules
adopted by the'Society and published by the Ex•
eeutire - _ . t.
It is. hoyuollthot all lyho feel intereetecl . tn the
progreel'ot - th l i6oCiety - .will attend and. qiceltheir
ail ittpronnitinr, tho;cause •of -agriculture ih gus
quellnniut county, • -
' Dulisitun,-.) 7 ; •-• •
Til(*Cjint . SO,
Tlfe,o:Niuttoxs.oN, ''• ": -
DIED
In Cha eston,..South Carolina, December 29th. Rey
Astrams Fotrt.En, in. the 91st year of his ago,
and ht•the_.6lst of his ministry. . • •
wanted,. amniq r
TONS GOOD CO . AL . ax m. plows
0.) .V. and Castings..
Montiose t ,ds . in.l6, 18
..
For. Sa l e ,e
VALITA T& old
_last
MARE—four yea
A . T34E ,
.
XX:Spring—well broke and kind
.
Jan. lb, 18514 : = GEO. FULL ER.
. ..,' iiirahteit•
l! rate Shingles and 120,A4) . it feet
3
emlock Boards: would like the
00,00 7 uL
Boarrds scasraieLM, ~iIXISXS 4.CHANDLEB.
Jin117,4014_:
Ffrst and Last 0411.
% - LI; those indebted to tho'subscrwer either by
CSC note or bohkaccOunt, are requested to call
and settle ILO snide by the firskof February next.
Those negleetina,this notice'may - expect to find
their accounte . in the hands of an_ofiicer for
. • • ' C. 31: SIM MONS.
•
- - The t rreotypes •• • - •
257 . 11127. ,v4luous srssais or
. 1n AZT. - •..
PRE. untiersigipetl-.toold a.."trznce hibis friends
Anil the puhlic , gaperally, that he has just re
tnt-nerl frota:the city .wtth anew selection of Plates;
Cases; tt.c..lintl Will spare no pains to,gica satisfac
:ion to tail wituare "Yletureisielined."
Jenny LinkPapier Macke, anti Fancy Book Ca ,
p.m Al.in a 'Crayon Daguetreotype, taken from
Rnot'Leelebratett Daguerreotype of Jenny Lied.
- ;Admiesion,free. .. i • . ,
- Yours artistieallly, :
• • 1, * - DEANS.
. .
Which - io4he Right Shop?
LHE TRUE ONE, of. course ,': and tree
- time and ) the articles and skill to tell it. and
where they make that their whole busmess and not
a secondary one, where. they. do their . own
work withhol th e he of foreign bunglers, howev-,
er much they aW e criried They keeP
the hest gold and silver; of eserv,descrip
tion, /and will g lower than thelimest.—
They. keep - the best a.yrtment of Jewelry - in or
out of terven.conSistire; in part of the hest and latest
styles of ladies land gent's gold Breast Pins. Fin
ger Rings, Rix Hooix4, Ladies Cuff Pills. Belt Buck,
lei and Pins, Gold Chains and Keys. Pens and Pen
es, Jai., Spoons„ Forks and Knives,- Sugar
Tongs and Oreant.Spouns, Napkin Rings and Spec
tacles; E: Russell's celebrated Perfume for
hantikerehiefe, hair. and rosy cheeks, white skim.
sore 44 . and chapped hands:treble extract Col
ague lac,. of over, fifty different .kinds, -shaving .
Soaps ; Creams and Jells, anl6 different kinds of
fancy do.. Also the pare burning fluid which is the
best and Cheapest light that can be used. they have
the Lunis. common, isarlor, and church, front thirty
one cts to 5L,00 each. But we cannot tell it all
'you must come and see and he happy.
N. B. 1 1S t 11-arrant every thin,,, dons or cold, to
be good and Tarn. W. TRUE.
• llontrOse. 'Jan, 1851.. . •
AUCTION SALE.
The siibncriber barit , other bUsinm to .attend
to after the flrt of Felfloaiy, wishes to state that
it - wont:l be difficult for him to attend 'to thr&hing
any morel he therefore takes this Method - to - draw
his threshing to a. close and give Others a - chance
to rig themselves in time for the coining season.:--
He will therefore sell at auction, it his residence
in Ditioicl% on Thprsday_the 6th day of February,
the followMg preperty
Teo'self cleaners und horse polierz, of the most
Itpprov'ed styles ; - `2, two horse wagons; 3 set of tiro
horse-Verne; ; 1 two horse sleigh; a lot of hats,
(the above' articles nearly new;) 1 cotter ; 1 light
wagon 1 ,
ti pen 6 years old horses; .1 span 11 years
old; team horses, (all geldings) a fete cattle and
-colts. i - _l
. -
Ternis—Theclennera and horie pow . era . , with in
terest and unproved eccurity, one half - in 3 menthe
-and the other half in 12 months. The rest of the
property 9. months credit vrith'appftived security
And interest. SYLVANUS TYLER.
I'd 4
IThinock. January 1,1351. ' .
. ~
§TOM.
/CBE undersigned; partners Under the firm of
.1 - PM` 4 PITTS,'
respectfully announce that they have taken the
store, recently occupies by 'dills Knapp, and also
their stotle in trade: in` addition to which they_bave
just received, from New York ' a well selected as
sortinent,of Slapk.Dip-Gtoork,Giroceriekikc.,wfilch
they are determined to Aell, for. READY PAY
ONLY, at lower price than they, can , be afforded
at Ogg credit* establishment' hi the country. - All
who wish fctrAT Dow:; AKA Mir
. uat.s. are invited
to give cc ii"mill,.and if . "„you'dotet - buy it will do,
you no blurt to get prices to'buy elsewhere.
All kinds "of barter, usually taken at country
stores, received in paynient' at the highest market
prices. - • - ' 731. M. POST,
Dec. - 50,1850.1 P. Et..PITTS:
-; -• ••• Shawihs, _ •
JHE hugest aiim-tment in the 'country, and at
..126 per .ssist: lees than the usual prices, may be'
found at:-, • POST &PITTS'.
C!f 811 er
"rd e. b ;ALDWIN.
Salt 1, Silt:
'p OCR, Ttirk'e Island "aid Byregot4 'Eqtjust re
-4.1- teivedwurfar tatti - alvap hy - •
Lyoxe.e.,alikrvq.4..
ifoi3o4e, January. 7; 3 8 4 1 .
fl aORN . Starch' and Farina; nieuirticle for liud•
"4.0 1 dings, for vale by LYONS ifc CHANDLER.
S Jaistaxy;l6 I: LYONS A CHANLER.
=:~vs::air• •u . ~
I , .OI.TsuEv:..EV : E.Ett.-Triqil§:,i4y,);ty
SqmOs,N7:.-clia.pOittit.'i--.--.,..=;
•
Casil el. be
r4itr tl.l year,— ! •• - 2 . .00
klot at the eadi)? theveao,
aw
PASIIIONABLR; AMOR,
W OULD
respectfully int:Nlb the inhabitsnts - of
' Montro‘c and rietnity.;thittlie, ' b copiesthe
shop tirtnerV (recopied by - rloltiAlr(k•CS, and would
solicit a Aare of their patron4ge. Halting engaged
tho servieea of P. A. Locan for,the 'Oates, ho hopes
by strict attentioti to business;to tiiee all orders he
tosy receive. ' •);
- Cutting dope en shbrt ;natio, and war
ranted le - At if, made ri,gbt., •
hientrese, December 25', lsso,
,• , .
• • .
VitITICE is hereby given to all persons interest.
-- ed jn the-Estate of reruns Entrant., late of
Brooklyn- toWnship; deceased, that letters (sr-ad-.
iniAistration have.beeit granted to the suhseriher;
And all persons having elattas against the said es
tate Are requested to present them without further
delay duly attested for, settlement. - .
CATHA.RISE„ LATEROP. - Adniz.
Broohlyn, December'2" ,11350. • _ 62-4 w
.E.D7I.IZNISTELBLUX NO OE.
,NOTICE is hereby given to all persons
ed to the Estate of Benjoinio Clark, deceas
ed;late - of Forest Lake, "that untnediatoTityriient
must be made, and all persons haring. demands a
gainst said: estate are requested to preaent them
to the subscriber dtdy attested tor - settlement.,
","BraSEY A. CLARK, Administratr . d.
Fe - rest Lake,-December • 52-6 w
.APIVIZZITSTIte4TO3.'s
VOTICE bereby given to all persati
.1.11 led to the Estate of Dyer;l'aylor, tleceasedi
late Of Forest Lake, thatinimediate payment mtat
be wade all per,oas basing demands against
said ealate are requested to present tboro to tl*
subs4riber' duly attested for Settlement.
f ,Gb:0111:r:r4 TAYLOR., Adminfatraton f
F4eit .141;i!, Deeeruber IJ, IBJO. ..11.24ty
1 . ,'KE4IsTEn."4
10kUBLIC r.i . OTICE is hereby given to all, per
il... -,•sons enneenied- in•tho following Estates, in
• •
Iticasan .Bstr,ty, Atlininistiatoi of -4:exandai ,
Webster, deceased;
SABAH Tt.-z-mx late Sarah Loomis, one of the
Executors or datper..T.voni4,:deceaset ;: ,
Jouu Sumach, Administrator of James Shen?,
deceased; •• • • i _ • •
That the accountants have settled their accounts
in the Register's office in and for the county, of
Susquehanna, and that the - same will be presented
to the Judges of The Orphan's Court - of said coon:
ty. in Montrose, on the 2 lBol day of January
next, -for confirthation anchallowance. ..•
- CD ARLES L. BROW N, Regi4er.
Register's otHee, Montntse;:t : .
,
December 1,4, 1650. . •
-.5.-4q4ehanna
i .
Acadenay, .•.
... ... .
_ . -- istoutrose l ,'eurala.
ftiliE - F!copcl-term of .thietestitntion .will corn-
Jl. - rneuce on. Toesday,January 7th. .Having se-
cured •rt ecenpetent•Board of Instruction, and ,hav
. in , * witnesSetVuitlimuch satisfaction the unexpect
ed sace , ass of :‘,the Term just. Closed, the .Trustees
can with increased confidence recommend the' In
stitution to t,116. attention of. the, friends and, patrons
tit as-liberal, 'wound, and a thorringli edmettion..._
~.
It will be continued' under the immediate super
visiomof Prof-LEMUEL H. WATERS, A...M. :.
- Watassi H.4izsite, a: n.- ). -! - -.•...- ..,..-- i '
.-Miss-Maar J.-eliAwkaux, } AssociateTeacherii.l2:
; Ittisi esecitte /3mvszirc.). ; ' 7.- - - -•-• --. •. 4-
Miss Rwrir C. BL'acrtaiss, Teacher-of .Music. .1.
:31a: GhsrAvz IL _Watarts, Teacher of Burman: 1
There are three -.academie terms in the year..
1 The ...rim/ earemeneing, antral 10:h day orSept., of
15- weeini 7', the second on the 7th day of Jan. ; of 14
1 weeks and - the thirdon the 29th day of -April, . - tif
1 14 weeks. - .•- __ : -. .. • .., ~
-;.•-• . -. PRICES OF .71112'10. 1 7.• . . ,i' •
The studies of the - Prinuiry Department, per.-- '•.
...year: . '.. - - .- . ' .57,50
Tie :Coinmon. Branches of the Academic De-.. .
partment per year, . - . -• . 15,00
The Higher, •:,„..••• ". .'. ". . ". '. -... 18,1)0
The studies of the •Classied. Departir.e. rit • . ,---.
(Latin; Greek:rand French;) with those of -.
. the Academical Department, in *hole er --
. 21,00'
Music, with use of PianO,Nper - year, • ' 80,00
Drawing and Painting, each, '. . 15,00.
German,. -.' ._,, ' . . 15.00
13
. N. .--'. It is thedesire and purpose of the Tnni
tees, by appropriate discipline, hi_ the centre of
studio.: perseed,shy, the: thoroughness of, the . in
struction imparted. and by the facilities. furnished,
to secure fur this Academy a high standing among
the "Literarylnstitutions of the kindle the country.
.. Pupils from abroad wishing to obtain ,board.
,May receive direction to-places. by replying to
Francis R Chandler or Wiliiain_J.Mulford, Commit:
tee. - - , , _ . .., . ,
,
HON:Va.. - JITSSUP, President. .
ALBERT CHAIIR.V.,I2LIN,Vq, Secretary.
_ - . MASON S. WILSON, Trea.,,nrer.__ - . ,
,_
Montrose Dee. 24th, 1850. • : .
zavf26. •
r r wo Yearlin Heifer;, estrayed Porn the farm
-IL • of the - subscriber a'fw weeks since.
• Montrose, San 1, 1551: ; - B. S'AriE.
' • *ittlaiiLiq)o4l+ '
TUST received 'I2UO lbs.of, Tobacco, Which will
tft be fold at wholesale or retail by
Jaauar:,r 1.1" -
T e.), 1 11.!1/ 3 -t.e...MJPa
aN fir. of Linea Jameson is disselseicl by
es
mutual ecgisette. - • -P. LINES.
-Montrose, Dee. 1350.] It. P. JAMESON.
NEW supply of Jewelry and Watches ; attost
1 - 1, for cash, at . TUARELL'a.;
January], 1851, . ' ; • • : . .
A LL sorts 124- Gzroceries, - Rainta, Oils toed Aye
.l-1. duffs, constantly on band ot TU.IIII4LL'3. -
DAFEIt RAGS wastEitaS .
Jirtuary, 1851
firm of ELDRED it. N.EWCOME . is. this
1-day dissolved by rnuttlaieonseat. The notes
and aceounte may be founti"kt the old stand until
the Ist et Febniare next. • `.Miter tlatt they , win be'
plr.cediu the hands a a proper person tor'eollec-
Lion. - G. D. ELDRED,
Der_ 1850, I. 'URI NEWCOUB.
Noticpi " • .
THE tu b s c r iber 3611 Continue the Hat; Cap, and*
Fur business at the old _taittl ar Ehlreillz:
Newtxurib, and will keep on hand a general to,ort. ,
tnent r ef goods in hia I ine 7 , Thankful for lhe.verp
liberal patronage -which Ives received by, .'the old .
firth; he respeetfolly :solicits a 6).ntinitance, o r th e
same. - =- 0. B. ELDREIV
rHASU paid :for all muds of 'hipping Fait; and
V Sheep Pelt* , - ,13. ELDBED,
ISSOLICITI014: •
WEE copartnevAtipheretelote existing between
.the subscribers. under the fun. of Joseph
Puller Co:, is this ilardissolved by =that emit
sent. f ~ JOSISPHTUALERi
Montrose, December i(,1856,..;;' "*.
M!Mi
B "E C „ 1.... ,
,y O'neutionittniad Out af
Allis emit ofenntmo6lPliaiiiiitild for, 8101 - 00-
hanna-tiunty: i initrtn.mti d c crreeted.i.will expose to
- saleAt the Court:lt titj.in Mentrose, on Sal-:
arcly., the.lBth of .
1851,; at:.- one
;oclockY_ all thoike itoyraipieces
_or -parcels - of
land lying and being in:the'tiaraship Of Harmony;
Susquehanna county and 'State of. Perinsylvenut,
,bounded antisiescribedits tolloWs,
en the,nortiLby the-State. ine•of the State 'of New,
Turk - and. Pentutylvaniri;otillar'east, by lands of M.
Moor; R. - Payne and other,lruidior Sera Payne; 9n
the south by lands of IL Clark and Wrn.liawkinsr,
and, on, the- west by lands;9l.*C. Bash ; containing
541 aerei;.be the aame rnore . or less; together with
the ilppurtenan - eec, a frame house and aboute acres
iroprtived. , •:
ooe other piece or Orel of land, No. 2, in
the same .township, adjointnethe hforementtniied
lot; bounded on the t-iortit bylatitis 0f...4.•116nr,. On
the east, eouth,and west - by other lands of said Se-
In Payne% containing ittO acres wild • land, •be the
same more orless_•,- . •1• •- • .
•
one taller, piece brixtrcel•tif land, • N6,41, -
adjoining. the bin menttomdlot.-,betdided nod clip ,
cribed its fellows, to wit: I,oa.the north by latch.
of IL Poolers, on the east he liwqiiehtinint rie ,-
,er, on the south, by Puls and J ideenrdal, end
on the west hy.thelaiit mentiouleJot 'N0..2, - ; v.-Ob
taining 180. acres, be the.saine iror.re or hiss, togetti !
er. with the bppurtenaneei.nbent3 aeres.lntprorecV
kwell Buda few: appletrees, •• : •.
Also, another piece or parcel of land lying and.
being" in the same township and eonnty aforesaid,
: No. 4, adjoining the aforementioned lets Nu. 1 and
and bonntletl 'on tile , :north by lotlio, 2,_ on the
Crest by iot No. L-ori the • e.ist Gvinatl of P-." idly;.
and lei the south:by land of,. 10. i*ne ;• containing
100 acres wild laud, be the :same more or less:
'.:Aiko„onember piece 'Or:parcel of—land
lylngimol being to the sonic township and enmity:
afere•laid,"adatme tu
the nforeentioned lot"
bounded anddescribed as follows. to wit: On:the
north by hinds of Payne, on the east by lands
of.S. Quick, on the south by land's of J. Tompkins
and Wm.DaytoMarid on the west by.lot
containim-slOO acres - wild land, he the same more
or less—rate the estate of Sela Payne. - •
Taken in execution at the suit of John-C.
lister-to the use - of Richard 211cAllister, against Sub
Payne. • . '
• ALSO,
Alt-that certain tract or parcel'of land situate in
the township of Springville in the county of' SllP
quharaut end State of , Pennsylvania„and butted.
bounded - and described as follows: Beginning a,
post sit the south-west corner of land conveyed to
Spencer I.nthrop in a lirie of.lanci conveyed)
mon.Thonms; thence partly by tho‘last mentioned
land and,partly_hy land conveyed to Henonin Tut
tle, south 130 perches ton post, the north-west cor
ner rd lot,Nt'. ; ,thenco by -the said t -lot east 131
perches to a post, the nath-east cam.: of the. said
lot, the . north-east Corner pi' a numbered 32 . , and
the south:west corner of a lot fronohered 7
' • thenee ,
by -theisst mentioned , lot north 130 perches—to, a,
hemlock tree in the south line cif a- lotlinrebered,
: 63; anti thence partly - by,-the said' lot numbered
S 9. and. ; partly by land convoyed as. afo csaid --to .
Spencer.J.,athrop west 131 perches to-therth.gin
rung, containing 103 acres end 70 perches, be, the
same raore_or less, together. With the bereditaments
and appurtenances, one frame _house, one:frame
barn, .an' orchard. and about .46 acres. improve :A ;
late the e estate of Levi Hotchkiss, and Mark -Seat,
-Tara Tenant. . ,
Taken in . exeeution at the suit. of Joseph. D.
Drinker and Israel P. Pleasants, Administrators,
with the willtinnexed, of Henry Drinker, deceased,
aping. Levi'Hotchkiss and Mark Scott T. T.
- ' ALSO, ,
AU thatxertain piece or parcel of land situate
in the Deroigh of - Montrose, bounded on the north
by Maple street, on the east by Pine street. and Ott
thiSouth and west by lands of George Little, be
ing,the north-c.aseportion of lots No. , 19 and 20 as,
numbered-on the toad' plot of said Dormigh, end
•recurdedrittodeed , lionk - Nst. p a ve 1 230;- bathe-racer
for recording deeds .in. and. for.the county of '
Set-,
quchanna. lieing• the piece or parcel of land also
which Alexander Allen V contract bearing date
the 6th - day of. May, 1941.; conveyed to Albert II
Potter, on Nchich .are situated a framed dwelling.
house and two framed barns-=all= improveth 'late
the estate Of Albert It. Potter, deceased.
Takim in ixecution at the snit of Alexander
Coll= against- George, Blitkolce and William C.
Maynard,Admittistratom td Albert R. l'otter, de-.
• . 1 C. M.'G - ERE, Sliff. •
Sheriff's ofice, Montrtise,
December .20, 1140.
•
GV.4I.IIDIAZI'S S'ALI7..
NTOTIC.E iis hereby given that by an order °film
IA Orphan's Gaut of the County of .Siuguehan
ea. there-will be exposed titaale by public v,endue
upon the - premises inNew Milford township on
Friday the 17th day of January next; the follow.
ing described pieces of land. the property of- the
minor children of David Welch, deceased. hounded
as follows, to wit: Beginningatt the south-west
-Corner thereof, at a-heap, of stones; thence north
®long the lino of lands late of Alexander McFar
land 14 .degrees 93/ . perches into Weddle Lake;
thence- south 89 degrees east- 87 perches. and 13
links to a stake and stones; thence.snuth 11 de,
'grecs -west 92/ rods 'CO a stake and-stones: thence
north 89 degrees-welt 27 rinds and -- links to tho
place of. beginning, containing- 27 acres and fifty
rods, be the same more or less. Also. the interest
which the saidminors had under a lease Mu cer
tain other piece of 2/ ncres of land, upon which
there is a sabe-nfill, and lying contiguous to the
ataresaid 97 acres. The sale to commence at one
o'clock P. M.
_Terms will ho made - known upon'
the day of sale. . W31.1L. POST.,-Guardian.
Administrator's NoticeC.
ESTATE of John Me Kerby: Notice 'in fierehy
giycn tts all persons interested, in Eaid Estate
that letters administration have been greeted to
the Robscriber,'and,all perponn having claims against
the Estate are, hereby reqeested to- make known
the name to the without delay.
JASPER 31eRTEBY,
tfitmock, December 17, 1850. ' 51-6 w
Oa:IbPAID for Siatietter Hides,' delivered at
V Foster's Taneerv. • •• ,
' • IVA'S CHANDLER.
Montiote, December ‘24. 11350. •
0.421 itagi by -
VJ; • LTOSS C.II.44VISZER
Monfrose. Deeetaber 2,5, 1860..:. i •
TUST received at the New•Briok Ste.re a spice
t../ did assortment of Faney. Beaks ; lances etc.. ex
pressly far Cialstnias anti Nexv;Yearsi .Pre.ente. .
—l' , .LYONS & CHANDLER..'
Dientres Dee, 19, 1650.
---. ,
. .. . . .
- " .j . 6YZEIZ:I 9 / 1 1 / 1 1 Q- -- • •
pIIE autreriber has a few aheep to f oil•Ar let.
~ I.llantrese. Jan. 1, 1850. , B. SA.YRE.'
cheapest Wet: - • • ; _
QVGAR, lid per lib' Salaratui id, Rice 15d;
k, Box Raisins 121cts., Candle* 14 cept.3-, , for
Just"received andloi sale ' '• =
: - - J. LYONS - 41: SON: -.
ANEW apply, of 13001 CS, just.openegi l and for
-sale 421 J. LYONS &SON.
Montroie, DIM •
, . „
Latest Arrival.
BUIt has %fait received( new nn t ea
. 1.1: patter neseitment %Leila Drsat - 004.414
Mnter Lon 4 an Sludut 6 - hait ( 11 Pcistaltle goats
st a ted to tie season, of the most tie:draws styleS
ear hlitfind; :Oct. - 16,1834; - • -
otienthapl, nroth'en
4r, -Pant Zack Indeli- ‘
.• •
putily black 'and
,truly,ilo;
pertlis, ;tail Prltliciut
tbiCkt;ti by age, ieciijiinieti fed
clerkint yanowf
'2l-9 170 lg. tti: bet ' t: 'ilk(* . oil
414tii w if, put
leati nut - taxed
4 . otlair
trt; plat, and bottle 4
.• ETIII4:4I,IDGE,
'27
. „ ..
VOTICE 'in hereby given th a t,the firni of E. A.
ill • yr: O. - .I'ret4 has, this Isf 'day, of DOOember,.
1856,,by uttitiMl coits:ent dissoltiea. '
' F....4..1,'6. Pizi7 i r. ..
....' The bmiiiiesa will hereafter', tie'cOndueted :under
the firm of Pratta ct: Col. trlio_veill keep mnstantly
on band i7halesale ami retail Sele Soleheather itt•Neyv
10. Purr, . -, ' .. --' _PR4 TTS S' C 0. ` '
.
• The 6uliscribe'ri pay_ca,sli fni 5000 61augh!pr
Elickis received - at Oitqr vairkg Arerc . .l.llllbr3,
. - PRATTS :CO. 51--9rti
FOrms' for SO,le
ir gr THE SUBSCRIBE : I2 IVILL ACT is• Aitcnt
frit the - ipricitte - tale bflteal
fleuse..4:attaTete-l-located , itt.Sesquthanna-enanty,
proprrty;'.fer,.)htle
can iti;,4ll - e—piiiltitt,'4l* . iittic , erff - ,tleolr_Sitil:,:43t,'.
aarollOws„:' many
protect;: end hot :watered t Orelettil:
graftetlobonnenn - fruit t-otled' fruit trees. end Shade'
ttee..4; - .l.ene. failrian Mpittiose..tintlitte tantrestpoint,
;to.it tlt.'litit,riti the Sete . York 'blrie' Raßreads.priee,
and ternA brpayinai. All who sell 4.4.
pur
chase Estate, will repel:vb.' pronitit Itttentoni
.by calling tin or adilr4s• sing tab . - at/-IControse, - Sus-, -
theltanna county; Pa. -•.-
..arConveyance front Monttoso hi-the:premises.
free of - charge...
. 'Office' oh - Turill3ilteetreet, doors west "of the
. .
; Brick coiner.
folloiving - FlOlll9 'and:Lilts 'ic,re , nrrer Offered,
.Inr sale: . .
No. 1: 40 acre:, .30 lin. Fraine lidustiorid Barn.
80 acres, .69 du.
No.B. 100 do. 60 - do: -•
N 0.4. 100 do. 50 40,- •
N 0.5. 70 do. 40 , do.
N 4.6. 98 do.- 35 '- (JO.
'No. 7. Store, 'Warehouse and =Lor.l
No.B. 145 acre,!, 75 ini.lnuned hi:lamina barn:
No. 0. ' ' 15 logbani.
.1"! Tn. 10. 2 . • incibarn.:
•No. 11. limn , and •
••100 acres. 70im.'tnune house arid baiii.
N+5.13. 840 do. 001ra.- do • do -
N 0.14. 66 do 60 ill). •-• dO do'
N 0.15. 150 do -- 00 im. du d o
Nt . t.lo, 120, 55 itn. : , do - do s'
N 0.17 10G, 15 im.. (16 - ' do
No.lB. 112. 80 im. -- do
N 0.19. 200. 150 i Mproved,- 40 ' •
N 0.20. 145, 100 nu. ,1 dO . ,
N 0.21. 190, , 120 . im. , dO , ,r do
N0.22.,901., 4.5 itn. do: do
' 45; 30 im. I=-4 ,z' do
-292.1',25- 1 • 1 do
25; 125 nem; 100 im. 1. At). do
No . 20. 190 do 140 im do ' do
•-. • .
No _7.
_- 45 in.„ . do . do.. -
0.. 28 . 11, goo-1 and dwelling. " -
'No. 20 134 acre% cif) •• - frame house and biro.
No. 30 1-70 do 100 • dri-•Ic• - : 'du •
N 0,31,135 : pri
- N0:32 20 do • 135 do, is .41o'
No. 33 160 . do GO 'do !- dO .
No: 34 150- do -; IQO : ?do '
Yo. 35 1.50 to O. !do t:
900 -do -•170, - .do -; -do
:'RYA. 37 190 do 140 ' 'do do
No. 3$ -170; do 100 ; do- • do
Price from SlO to $:-.'30 per acrd.: • ' -
N. 13. Persons ileiring to; iitnOluir any of-the
-above, by giving the No..enn 'obtitiq a full descrip:
Con.' ALFPED BALD WIN:.
Montroxe, Pa., October, 1830.
- •
I.m ‘vi afa:Dc.t.a..6l. - o,,eirc92 am - b)
WARE-ROOM' • -
AND R R. SMITH hal;e epened.a, new Cab-
Met Sliop - in the building, recently erected at
the foot of livenue,' nearly uppo4te the resi-_
deuce of Darid,Post, where they are prepar
ed to furplili all kinde of 4;:labinet Wire on the
tneSt ;cage:table terms. "
Montrose, December, 18.10. 4044
NOTZCE.
rPRE accounts and notes o, the Jate.firm of Rose
.1.! Jr. Simpson, era in MY hands, and it is very
rieiessary that tho business should he
_closed as
Vain as possible. - All those indebted aro requested
to Call and settlevritbout delay. 't . ;
- - P.DIV,kR.D W. ROSE.:
Mobtrose, De. 10, 185 U.
• '
, v - A 4
, e
For a Chris:lnas and Kep - Yea•ritPudtlin,4. • ,
POUNDS Brmn.Sugar,--far one dollar; '2.0
one dollar ;,10 lba...Raeini,
lay; 10 lbt*. Gin,7r, 1 dollar; 14 Ibs. atut.,:l
dollar; 10 1134, Pepper, Idollar ; J0011r3. - Nails,lbr
$4415 cente ; b 11.. Pollee ' 1 dollar. - _
The
:thereCollee,
mixed with Fleur, Butter, Alulaare , s .
and Eggs, and boiled or baited 4 hours—trhettool
eat; with. MapleMolas..es 7 -the ingredient to be bad
foe:CA.3llla - LYONS & ' taLANDLEWS:
Itontrae, Dec. 5d.18,50. 49:tf
rilteegV.ziales Sbr 313 3.
G ttAITAM'S -:Magazine, Uodey's -.Lady's Itotilc
. Sartain's Magazine, Fowler's Phre.tinlogical
Journal, Water CureJournaE, Holilen'sl).ollar Mtig•
azine, Harper's 'Neer Montith-,Wataiviiirth's You; h's
.Cabinet;he., furnished for 18 . 51, at elab prievA bp
; , J: LYONS SSOW.;
X; Specimenrtantlionii likel.anen:at
ae Dec 4, 1550,
- •
_:. . Here you t
- heni• '
have , ..
Tifsr received a new supply'ef GOODS,'whicli
SI Will be 'Sold kw forivan'y peyat 'SEADLE's.
CstatO:rr Gonda partite? Oats at' SEARLE's.'
La`laies - Rubber Ottershoes;.Sheetings, Battings,
Gro4riei; Eardirare. Ilill'Baws,ind• 4 little of
cpalsOrtielei usually needed... -' .. ~ , - _
ZIAO3 - quantity-of Produce and Grain wanted in
exchAtcre for goods at our store. . .. !
IV' tiied in exchange for'Good#, DriedApplez, -
) 3
for which the highest puke iilll be pi!id.- ',-- • - ,
'3l .n's thick is i _also a 'nice a'rttelt'of"Syrup
for pawakes. for . sale by', iIt.SBARE,B & CO. '
tiontrcts.e. Ninember 18151,t. 1 .. ' - ' 1
Move Ware o.iud Pipe.
T r . EYSTON.E State Air•tight COoking Steve .tor
.I‘...buraing wand and coal, the heel in use: Rough,
and Ready tlinible.oven Coeking Stove; Elevated
doable-oven ditto; Premium do. di,;. Victoria
do.; Empire State da; Clinton Air tipht.do.;,ttven
iy--sizes and kinds of Parlor Stoves for .viood
coal; ten sizes et 6 plitte'do.; t'oal tt'viond Stitve3
-for ehope and sChoOl Iniasci„ . tbe Vestlit nits': top
per, Brass; Tin . and, Iron... Ware.; English;
Iron Stovo PiPe; ,Stotic; Tin' and'. Zine Tuba ,
Tor 4114 by the 100 dci;en or tingle', at Abe Eagle
Foundry dept. •WILSON.A. CO,
Icinutrose, - Not 2(1, 1850: :
• , •
BUSIIELS guod Nit bite -,Be.anx- 7 •llned
"11J11; ApidOi, do., wanted by -
Ti o nt r in e .Noi:lth;_ll3s:Cf.l.2 ,
'IIOOI%.4IM,4NZWEIS - :
1 good assortment-of ,‘Baota: - and. Shoes
oeng Mentalcoardi and .finei3ostsi 800 p
and Sboes. NV.bajOriatid'lOacii
: : •••• .
Embracing., rr . gtea.t. - variety, Ciiso,eaara,
2 1 1 : "ed5.4c., a large variety 41f :Vila
from !Ili:.
lln -UPl;aid•i-ifilid. Ftyttft,
Slarts, Wrappers and traverr44itil"
, - -
- , . .
ilk and Pl6ll,`Eu4 and
Ghited - Cipg,l44 - fasbi t n9; fjr - me% bv , x - -itad chit.
dren.--
- _
BOOKS A V..P 5T.(1.7V0X,1:71:71
Schooraid nitseoTaneoltW•BOolt:-St,liplo'Azitl• Frincy
Sttitiotierviihts, Pon:rack% Peitstniv;t
71.11 t a Vett Vat - aA , I u all^V gr rl3 tort numero94
to enutnerate4,:i.itec."iveLf at
.• • ; Yirgt.door.tifloie.Seirlci's
UctOb4r - • :1'
" MEDICAL - CARD,"
T I OCT; twrnicK '
heves, for oiling on t2+o,3e who Are, - ,inr.)41,16.3. fr,r77:
settlement; - and nithougli he diselahmt any ir,tter;, ,
tioti of 'being IfitAty , or inir,iiiAllerate: :
tract! tunggeAt.ini :the tooKt' delicate: manner
sible to' tht 7 e: 0,0.6 e - s11.14:11.
' " . • f' • 1 1"
trorn'threcto ten vertr.7, 'propriety Et tun-.
seine p4rnent,- Ittfore theirs kvaAabie ll: . t•re
been othermi,, , e approprieteil. ,
the intrhsiL4 bilinbU4B of the'4:ty.
Nur. t•:-LL441:2ivti" ••
Notice to the
l'7ew ' le4vt , a a;;r: i j74 l ::s n
r'7e G'44
S LE'2l7lll'lll, Gr LAT fityn, Pt ,
IDEGS loayO to take
of tentlO:
ing ninceri thaifis iris,
enl* -
toiner, fin , the genitotoqintrininifk,' tiiky ha - y,c =et.'
tepded tti hint, and at thiraanie time inforta.:_ tle
that he haijust returned from New :York:with:A
large and choice t:olention of
FAXOY . AND szA PEE DIZY GOODS,
. ,
,
a Creed anti extensive aasortment,mf gr.ncerian; Pro.-
visions; &jots ik'Shoi, 1306' tt. "pips;
DrOckery, Drugs & liediaine;ttn,l7corhic,loVill b.
sold for.c.ashmr. .produce at a eta small advance,a:
prices which defies all :comp4l(MM Flsinr,-...fcrk.
Fish tt: wholilsaltict retail -- ; He wantditiso.
rat - oar]; that he' adbeari stnctly:to 'the- Systnni , -;
always naminglhe lowest..price at, first" thereby
giving the same advantage to all irho may favor.
hhn with'their pitionnge:
GREST. lIEND CLOPiIING
Th;qargeSt, bfBt'.ll7ld eiteaPeA'Opitmen.t of'il.gAut.
Ccoritzuo in the 'Village of Great- Bee.„-
Clothe. timencancl Nre..tin 6 ri;of till `qii^lilies,
muitehie foe tli4 fall and winter trade, which we of
fenat such prices a. 9 to-satisfy tiny, one that this 4. 1 .
the place, fur theni, to deal: • 2.,
In'colt; equence of the great increase of his bust:
ness he has hien • Obliged • to greatly' enlarge. Wl'
lock, which he new, offers to bii...friends and ' s
-the
euiNent .thla in 'doing
they wilt find soniething to 'their ailvarttao. Hs
has also-made 4..Trhrininenis to ntatiufatitire,eldth:;
ing in all its t . attoue'hritrielies,_and il'new prepared.-
to s,elt the same. warranted to bear: inspection.--
Cuatotia ti-ork:and Cutting di3tte in the, latest - s!yie•
and: hurt notice' • All kind% Tililar tritanaulga ,
furnished and for rage: . •
ibiget 'the
opposite the Mahsiiiti }rouse: L S.'LENELEINE.
prentßetid,SeM. 23, 1850. .`
_TO BOIINTY 'LAND ULAIMANTS.—
hae b . cen ApPninted
COniktiiiiiiner , . of SusqUelianua county,
for said county. in pursuance of the recominenda-:
thin of .the, tension Department at- Washingtop, to
Rupeii/i te the PrePrition of 'the applicatieh,And,
proofs of.ClahAants for Corinty'LaUcl .s " Whtch have.
been appropriated - to an ClaSSes officei - e end ifil 2
diets, who hay!! seved eine month nod
'upzcarae, tit:.
any of, the wars hi which our rnuhtrp h s,been- eri-_
gaged., Hn has been -furnished from. tlie,Depart
ruent • at Washington With's:A the rieciirgiry.fonpA.
of Application, prools,-ki All,therefore,ii.holas*
claims to Bounty Landry tinippli - cation t9,hirn; at.
his office in Mentresi, either by telfif or - in - tier %
c. in have; theirbilsofeSs'arrat , e4With
Wade.' -- • ' DIMOCK:
.lipntre. Nor. 7, 1550,,- •-
CarpOiateri Waisted Ihinlicidiatoly;
. . .
rEADreibilloy .„ begiven to'snieda*'nr:.
.fire • Oal Caspenters towork "en 'mill gt wring,`
liowe and ether...shop . work,.-- • k
As the subscriber is somewhat
gaged in the erection and rePiiira of mills this
presentß4a oppoitiitity, for Ainne,that•Wish :0.4.- -
Leine acquainted with that brappliof business. :
those that NV i*r
done and warranted, can die'so by,ealling upon the.
- sitbseribei." . • T.ORENZ6 VeiXOE.-:"-
.I.ihertr; Nati:2o, ": _
,
Ifilts - I,:ilmikpp -.vas diiSolveil he giu
titat content an the n 7 inst. .All indebted kill; ed
the:propriety of settling without &stiles !Int •.4
, Montrose, Agg, 25. Ispo. - , B. IL :
' ‘.- IL S.-KNAPP
aSTRAniI)
CC"Ir3 into. the enelotire
,o 1 the 4ubscriberoi
or aniiit thoil _4th of Auz,tigt red, two
years old heifer. The owner is requestedpprove .
poperty;ti...ty chars.es and take heraway.
• • • , • •JOHN TRUMBULL:.
• Brideawater, Odt. 1.1,71850. • non 3w -
Wagon.. 'Wanted:
AATANTED.by.the,suli‘crtber, A good. IV - nod
V _Maker to manage. the bus - aim:a at 'The well,
Inoirn stand - hi Wyulusing. magi Wit - u strmit
:family is dOinetl; one making' Limslf - useful
find employment for several years. Urßefereners ,
will be required.- • . EDWIN LEW IS,„1
tic~•ulczsm ;,Sept. .
SMALL BILLLS. ,
NY of our customers wbo,t4tvo :mill bills 0:4
t o sentroff to, be eieliingetl, 'ban, be 'nc
oinnunlated by - es:Mr' on L Y01 , 7 SO2
41T$ st CAPS—a general _ : assortment kept
:cunattintly on. hand, .and which I:arri nose;
selling at redirctil jiricca,,
Aug:
• _
. • Books Books. -
LL Ihre T Test -Bisolts . Jo toil'. used • in" thol7'iicui
_LIL- Academy, and rdsia a- - varipty. of olhorkluat&
opened and for sale M ltc Invrest prices; I:yr
,Scpt, 4. • • , ":
•- • •' Allnranaim for 119515' ••••
TfiE Family Cliristian - Alma4o. with' beautiful:,
pagravine4:The .!Temp r arance; 'Liberty and,
Farm'er's Almanacs, fur: mid tiv • •'
P J:LYGNS-,ib
Noverntwr 1-850‘.
tifeiliiiiiiatictit •
United StatW Pie orniiiranee,CAngtwity
Perpoliust i :
OArrri;;-$3.D0 5 000,,
1111 -`-111DPENT4BYI'Agditt for knsisleausHut .
np . wilt receive applicistions..foti
Insurance and 'Ostend:Tv inf o rotafi crk
to tiny peirnidestring
..tentr05e,,0ct...14t.h.71650., ,"
• •.
143 T. LAST, SPRIVG. '
A TWO year old-4140in041 red" , stook'
21.-Any`poraon knowing of inwb oneaC larger
wOld :esnter.si Avor by information. of ; ifa )
moot, to . • TAPLT
Monfrotie Oct,,Sto." • '
EIREIMMI
GEO.' . FULLER: -