~ .,.....:44 - - : •--z 4.,, , , , 1'0 , e , kg,it,.?.,At...p. , r0e,=,. : ‘, ,- . ,-
~ tilid,ilA),Tsfilii'el,i,: - giory ..a -the Ile
-11'• til,W4iir,l2ll9,:hern , rl...(inirp,ALte,..:enittile
...e3:,'' f , ,' - f:11 - 0,:WhierthrAotnii.ions , ,a a:- - Fktiire'-01
',,ik, i.:ii, P,riigoii! ''',WY. , it i - T:s. iiltidi s 'Oeistii•Y
: .., , i,4* 00: tions:pf, rt•C t tect ten n'ti!c:,.secriritk:'• So
, ' , ,..lotiteiti;'oo:4l.6,fit.to unheard •ef: in 'the
• - ••••iiii* , ,,ib - olfitYi - :-WhYilitis't.tbe•Gnior . ifnenniiir Vir g
;rimer '''' * I' a - in'•l I , '', 1 r
: n corripellei,, s, e• e egrop.t..tn informs
4114 1 ) . -0 .et orrnehi desirrrnwe. ;On ter' certain
tf i,
lortion - 'lstiVifiinliOsathoritic• perenission frotri
- Itil? - '..:.who , iintl' , What - hatre.inspire'd these , •ise fB .
•estime*ftripledlifeciettotiert - the part .of a env-
YoiiiPlH'stifflijttr,l, : fArel the,iiiin• who, - have,occasion-• •
~ 4f,:thiqiiiirnr:WhiCh -nisei:holds in its . relentless
: , !$OOl . - thelhic - iiilo.s - . 6o.V.iferiiia;-1,1-± , it try: sense: of
ecretcul ,co . f i the,Averdi-,:Send; deeds . . which have
r 1 4 a if i t igi -011(01.0 of . r tliet, i!,914: , DoniniOn?' . from
' s ',ihter,lkeeeltil.'it'drtinits- to take op „arms . and
10tiVilizatia,"Ctiiiitteriineicti" in the..defense . of
llish - Wherneif intil f flrceideil •
• Do,they it all do
- Ithirl'lbit-epectisele . of innoCence and utionenclin,2
ne9o:l,reignpelfid:lo.• 6 eep,
,es • i • .0111' forefa :
'•'111.1 - e"n''ilidt. 1 / 4 -forettitithers':.• of the colonial' day, -
- ..itrilliiiinsbY 'their side tO
,protect theinselies
• #101 .. : OW ;iiii*ige,' - aeseettin' - and murderer?'. `'Do
',t..loY...Oluitider at the sight pijsented:to them:of
thertime,Of citizerse,turnettfigeinst 'the , brealts
iif '4ellose citizens? to they appreciate the
-1
, - *Wful'l4 . - Cto. thal•arrge.„.and most .respect able
atithitletriiiXirgirile- - tite,j.reliolVing to erase to
' l iiikthigiikOner,ior Worthein-Aaborr Do' they
is,ll,riipsifiefitibui.rittlie terrible - reality of one.
.:Aiki ii*t4";',..gttitid„.§tatOo .regardipg • apother
• ; - !•pifr,stittiAii - eneriiiiiii? „1 - .)o they. see Wh'ere 'tall
JLtitiklo644beelteil;•je s te end? * ..,„,„_,,• , ~.....„
:: .- ",t‘i!fitkittc . , - ..eliatli''lfrirton ing iTetilti,•' Of public af
::: O,„k rt!ts tl We e hy t e h . e lai p th o Iplee - t o h ' e . the a N ri o o r ti t s h tn when
olihlfike'iatters'into:their e
own handl., -- But
~flit!iiir:oitinift An to PerbeiVe ',citelei or solid
, .kjide fitt,e.the etrifier vistion of a peaceful' and bap.
--
''' . ~.. '• : '-' '-- • ' - :'.. . '.
The,rpert who occupy seats of power, in ;New
To,4!iifid,the '.'corifrolling - public' men in the
.Ifiimsitiint;pat:tyiliitejare boniut harid hind`.fOOt
:.in the fetters prepared and riveted - by the anti
sliverYlanatice.-• -To deny it'is'-to denY the
;plainest facts. of every day':occurrence. With
- 4kesafsseur patriotism .:rs dead. ,If , not , dead,
t:tulteep. ,At thil'hour,. - a - majority : Of' the Re
• litildiesn party , in'. Massachusetts , do inwardly
iejoieit at the Bohn Bfo - yvn raid.; Theysee
,no
4hinghtitAtubject for Mirth im the spectncle of
' ,s!lettirsprissebted-by - the •mein and Women of Vir-
Sinier.; ',To 7 daY a. miljority. of. them do - not
think, or if,they think they dare not say, that
l lohn,Brewri ought to su ff er deathi TO-day., a
inslotitY•OhhilipubliCan pat tY--in New F,ng
.larld;do,:not intend to give prompt, cheerful,
.cordial obedience to all the , requirements of the
teristitutient, - ,They.htugh you 'to scorn if yod
' tielitthern jfthey, intend to see to, it: that Logi
iiiiiliteitiiin accordance' with Constitutionai
- stilditietionii - bei.';rettirned to their masters!—•
. •Prrlietsp iolgerribaldrY l:tit the Men who . say.
to
cannot and wilt not long.subiiiit
the
,Sebberies. a nd. irturdere' of. Northern fa n'.-
titicianit -Theyhabble a bout-toe inability ofthe
.' Siiiitli` tell Ye: •Withou t• the 'North!' They rave ,
like idiots 'about.; the numerical superiority of
.this North,,just ae•thongb in &right cause, men,,
proitd_neen p ever waited ,to coolly.counithe cost
seben'their,honer was it#pailecl . ,.their.Uves and
• property, iit . innieiilf. 'They 'fail to See that
Repetition of the South ; from ,the North 'would
2 4 tiiilsesty‘tio bold stiliet,.at , :vrair theitepara
!ottel theirifant_ eal4les from . the s-colossal
,;piety.. is( itingland .in :17161 They, seem to
'think:diet : lt ie,by the relentless ariiilieetion to
the ,bliSi . of fh - e" tneie dead weight' of ,our nu
' iiciiiiil.tnejority,'that justice is to r be done arid
' Abel:Th.6lb' present - ed. , , We .of the Ninth ere
• otitioobittjot;it-rieghtio'place the South in the'
elteithitiYirof'disbotierable • submission •to fan
atlesemov.Oppolition• hy,.resistance to it? if
thii:;;Vhion, - . .-Were:.to he dissolved to-morrow,
these trtirilii - nrit . rippear to reflect who .would
heeeheerr.thbiaggrearsor and who the agereived;
wh&A.4:- -, riidator,-of :the - .public ; compact, ' and
estuslhifyictim of the violation; who the op
-kreseive,,,,TejoillY,,, end, who the oppressed mi
.1.T.Li.4'..;,.: „ •'' ' .. - ,1 .• '. - -• • •.- -
,- eets,f that' the dominant political party in
NewEnglsed - Utterly failsto see .and aprirecf
,atifsillthie.-• - They . . have covered the statute
- bOoke.ell.over with laws to nullify the Consti
' tutiim and:ACASof Congress, and now while we
ne,r_ftsr,they cenestet riew.scherr.es of legislation
to itsnoy,- Insult and degrade Southern. men!-.--;
TbeY . let'sliiirio 'opportunity for violent utisrep
reatintatioto:and '' . iletiiincifition of the. character
andiiiinciples, of Southern men. They exec
geriqethein.ftsultsisrid malign their , motives.-
- They,:leoleiaterSo man -who, pleads for justice,
Wisitiarlik ciorthriori /tense. They reject' 'all
• crounitele Of forbekranoe r gocid will and. concilli
: Theio thinis hive - got'. tiltstop. 'The solid
-,
mai' of -New :nglittitlfariners, tnerchante,
laSsystri4l'ilattersi all'of, every blase:find inter
- :eati.-;mitat Otto now their attention. to the' pub
.' lietWeial , •befoie- ,- it .is -too late. .They ibust
.04k:their voice of oninipotent- authority, and
rebukethlbol&bed men who are hurrying us
*rile cOsitnon - ruin! Mendell Phillips, Ralph
- •lirekkk'Priersen, Rev'. Mr. Manning and John
• 4.l 4 4itilieer';',•trinit not be 'permitted; without
. rilbdicii . 4-ye,falselY assume to proclaim' the sen
.tiiiiilirChttoston-in- relation to - recent deplQ
tikbOrteir(s in Virginia. •• We' appeal ; to men of
, ailliph iettir'We atik:men of.the.Republiben or
csitiiiaticiestte• ,hietkitied see. where these mad
sPeePhOil r of; the, Wendell Phillips School in
pub7o - 'll , lrstirst-are -leading them: The crisis
riititi,*filieintre party names. 'It:looks to the
stibilifiiiihOurtiliti - gsl. Where are the good men
toirWmitiOWßOeteit - has alight to count 'in the
-hOtirOlfri : "iiiisleYfighere'are the men who, have
riliiih -, ,eliriti illitfti,e,sljnd'hentired by the Pit.
4 ivi
..gr,iir!Cilif'' . -, ltiVrift4beftitindrethi who • have
.11fliiile4d"irefeliellfif - ittOlititni impulse of the
00,ettilend, Whireirilice!' would s t if. ' the court
tri4ll4l444443.4eAle.lliiii/if rallying all to a
, •de,tiliti,rst.tjaktiPo, 4 'a' tbsi'eia?trio'n',Weall," gen they
- 'suriv!ll,!theSitietj, roi*ttilltoaktyliimes;-con
' 'cetityttes . ,4l4 , o,atrietieur',liiitrOntellikenee
,of
- •1 10 .lollTiitid 'make it eli'onk tii• r cui.' - Southern
)fileititle.we - fati'for" 'the':'Cottaileutiofif''end' the
' T.Fittlitt , j l difill they
,permit the rneeting''Of the
' - ...Dl'syri.,, Irliiii4iiiio tn ' the Tiemont Temple to
OV,- It(xpr ' ai si•, on'.'-..' .o - f the opinion f 93to .
• -1 iiii" -.,-•'
'r~~ ~.L;.,F~m,
. .
nriee'S: .
1'036410:in, ;d e claring
that. no member who endorsed or reeoiniticrided
Crisis, was 11t,to - be Speak••
4-.Nv
,eas,ai r . ned Sheiman i the -Reinlilican'eans.
whose name appeare as .brie Of the eh
ilocaer3 of the'hoote:, : This fact was. seined' up
pifsta injare'and defeat Sherman. if possibleal,,
t one'hel hived he
. apprOyes a sentiment - ,
contained . .14tvinbers hi
'CongroSs.haveibeen .too mueli given 'to signing,
every 'poper'presented tor their,Signettire, ' •
• 'Mr. Sherman-does not hesitade.to say' thathe
signed the paper,:tliat
. is, • the :circular recom-.
mending•the'-publication.and circulation of Ilel
per!sf.Tiook-bat he utterly: repudiates any
sympathy ivith- the vieWs - of the writer. Thi's
'fact heWill . state on the 'lloor. of. 'the. House if
the occasion. J . lemiinds. Yet -the document
is considered Pemociatic capital, -and he:
made to serve party purposes to the fuilleit ex-
.
• I Hail the Detriciorats.allowod 'another ballot
to.day, Mr: Sherrotipiimiild have been . elected
perikeri .11e Would hiive lucked but four vote's
rind. tlfese {were ready rto be east, for him, if
t necesiary;to• elect. The . arrival, of absentee's
.y tomorrow will •vary ihe result, and.' defeat
idb oloction. by a' majority. • No , cleption Can'
then : ' be had except . under the 'plurality•rulii,
Which the ilinti-LeOorriptonites will - support
within - a few days, and perhaps to-morrow
-thus"giiiing organization•torhe Republicans, as
stated lasr.hight. : When tho plurality rule will
be. voted for dePoids upon the number of ballots
which may .be hatl,.to.in'orrow.
:Aa.snn,i::na.tke.,sn~ltld!i^:tfi2SE tell'
.
participrints in. the exciting- contest. ; .Senator
perhapss the most.,active . .ileptitiliean •
manager though the friends . of • Mr. Glow
charge. him ;I.itl . l:,officipiasnos maniige-.
M. Greeley is liob,bing..in - and.out,.as if ev
erything dePended on his activity. •
',The eloctioh.of Forney is pretty certain,_al
though the RePublicatie poiitively decline any
!"bargain" to plat. effect: - . .
*Th ere. is`. no understanding about
. the• other
'offieers. ShoUld.any Smith Arnericans vote for
the plurality rule, they, wotilit'Prohably have the
'selection Of •PoOr.keep,er or Sergeant-at-arms,
and name liotrman of Maryland.:
.
are'Said tei be ar:
rangingfor, the iiiinting . snoil. •
: The galleries to-slay Fire — densely..eroWded
with, speetators,irieluding thousands of ladies.
• Te President heedeterrnined not to send his
gessage.ioPongresa:oti- tho ddy, 'of .orglatii7.4- .
tion, but.to dispatch it with copies of the ,
nen] Retorts to the Northern cities for;distri
butionto thel'inis, When he will cenioltteleate
Congress the. next dayo . •
Most of the Foreign..lli.olOrnatie Corps.'oeeu
pied• seats in the §dnate hobby to-day..
!.• ERIE •RAmiono.,-In 'the :Rail
roa4.- :Brining ,isf: the 3d We- find a
40tMpttaIcation.from Philip . .
frOm'whiCh we extract the tol
The whole atrionni of the..mortgage upon the
roadie, as 'l . stated, eight 'millions of dellare...
Ones:Million- or this is: at'7 per cent upon
.40 miles road, extending . from , BnnhurY .to. l
SlTilliamsport, - - or, which 'about, one-half has.'
beeMissuecr by, the Company'.. ~The other: is
for seven millions'' of dollars.upon the whole
rend; 0.5 per eent,..of . which One-half is held
.by the state in - Payment of. the Canals, and the
Other , hall. is applleable, by the company, to
the of the.roa,ll. It will thus lie'
seerrthat.the Company Itairqm ttils.ptirpcio,
about four Mancini:of her own merte,age hunch,'
in addition ti:c.the.. unsold - canal bonds'. still'-on
hand.
The Board of trigineers'.go into a detailed
, .
estimate of
,the coif of,: completing the tfnftn.
iShed. sections of'the road, 'including: Wat er .st a
tioris and thirty miles of sidings, and deducting
this from the amourd,of the assets of the porii
'phny.,:rating.all-these.bOods at par, they. make .
the balance:in favoi.of the COmpariy..oVer. a
minion and a-half Of dollars; In any healthy
'condition of the monoy Market, this ought
. .to
be. much more than the-discoutttoti the . sale of
51
the bondsi.and shotild leave handsome stirphis
for.. the equipment.. Whether the- •COmpany
will bdable-to eontinue%the proSectrtion of the'
work' With' the
.energy that . Jnis:. for 'the' last
yeir and 'a-half .been , exerted '
,-: and thes,
thdline within the -next year.; must; at •
- course; depend.. upon our, sueceis• raising
money by . .tneans of l'hese . bends,'without too,
'severe a sacrifice. ..• '
..In this connection, the.stiggeUtion,.first made
by you, witnotit the knowledge of the officers
of the Company, that the State sheuld . uid this.
1
enterprise by remi ting, for .a few.years, the
interest to :become due upon 'tlio Company's
bonds held by, her, s a fund to be.sPecially de
yoted to the' equipment, of. the toad, would. be
eminently advuntageoui, not only,tothe inter
ests. of the Company, but of - the State:4lsq.---:
TO the Company,..not . merelras .providing for,
rate equipment of the - road, but - by the confl.
denee it would inSpire in dapitnlists, .securing
'manic of the liiiiids upon. ; much more • advanta
gedus..terms thansobld : Otherwise be 'Obtained:
'and to the State by ensuring the"speedy com-
Notion:and successful, working of .the grant
'highWay through such nn etensive and lath - -
ea& neglected portion' of. tbe Commonwealth; •
A MOVEMENT. AGAINST NlialloE
By. the. proceedings' of the point :of Assizes
of 'Essex' county, .Canada, rtappedrs that the
Grand Jury toad . e'.a presentment to 'the Court;
based upon a r epresentation emanating. .froM
the authoOties . ref , the township of . Anderton; in
regard Jo the . ..negro Population of:the comity . .
The Grand „fury :submitted the document Alta t
was presentethe them to the CdurCi.and.urged
that some action . be taken in the rnatter.
Anderton auttiOrities sny: • '
are. aware that..nirie . '-tenths Of the
crimes: committed. at Esse.i; decording
population, are committed by the colored peo 7
'pie:" . the . - further. urge • cithat.•some.
Measures may betaken 'by the goverriment to
protect'us and . our.propertyi . or persons of .cap
tie driye'n . from ihe country."“Th.
•IPoort in . alluding'tO this presentment, rerhark-'
•ed' • , !fthat he was not . surprised • at finding ',a
'prejudice . existing against them (the begroes)
among.tho...respectable portion, of the people,
for tnny,viere,indcdenti :ahiftless and clishenest
.and uitwOrtWthe . sympathy that same rriista
r!.trarties eitended,to . them,. they Would not.
work wherroPporluoiiy was presented, butpro
ferred.subaisting by '..thieli!Og from respectable
camera and bogging .from those benevolently'
Demo
., and
t moat'
y has
•,• sub
y into' l
ry im.
after
mg the
!meted
the at.
mws of
irted)y
oplicate
ablican
Cfsirtfp
4.rvOas
.
THE.. STOCKHOLDER'S of the , eiNP.Kean
'Ritilimad'and Navigation' CompanY," are
requested to meet, at the.olfiee of .the Conipa
nY, in the *Borough of Smethport, on t h'e Second
MOrtd4 in January--it being the ninth—at 3
o'clock P. , 111.,.01aaid. day, for
'P the , .purpose of
electing *a
,inaident. and • twelve Directors,-. for,
the ensuing *year. •.. ' . *** - •
• .SAMUEL C.'IIYDE, Secingry.
:;SmethiMit;Deeembe'r.l2; 1839.
NOTICE
sl7.l:it4i . i.tpititt : 3 lciiioOnt.
.T44isday;'•Dpeemb4 . ls;ll . 369.
.•. • •
• •. PETTENGILL. & CO'S :••
..•
tt * PilE C:
itTISISG 'AF;I4I:Tri • • .• •
- . 119 .Nri;sn.it Street, New York,'find . lo'State:St., /rOgrart.
. .
91; PETT.10:01..1,161t. - tho: Ageidg fo'r the
4%:tflican • Danocii.ty and the meet: influential and !ingest
circulating Newapapere in .the Staten and the tifin-•
.atlas. They 'are . itutlior4ed to' .contract : for us. at our,
lowest rotes.. •• .. • • ' •
rl'he ears 'now. r n; daily, from :Erie to War
ren. '. We'have not heard' . whether . 'the` igbig
•
.I.liimlt'? came'off, 'or not. ' . '
yott .want.a dish of Oysteti, call en • Gco.
R. ALLEN ihthe basement of .Sarfwelk
George has fitted up:the .Saloon. and will
fbund, ready and ‘yillyig• to serve hib - guests
with everything usually. kept ih sheh.esthblish-.
• Thdp.Bennettllotise,". bel'ong.ii)gto. the ...es.!
tate.Ot O. 'l3ebnet; deccaied, was. il - 114 .. at Ad-,
;ministrator's 0 . 41 e - to day. A . Mr. Warner. be
tamci the ptieChasei. he'Snv Mill rind,ot;:ii,
,quantity of ahit of. lan'd.adjairdhg,
5 . ., s4rne time.
although
thdre . is'Hot suillident depth of snOir . ,.to-.make it
very emooth . .
We call at tention,to, the; . preepedhigs . of the:
toPetipkg assembled . ; for the• purpose'' of ehbosing
.del6gat6s . to „the,lth.of March Convention : —
The perions.chosen.ere throughout '
the the•inti . re cOnfidenc'e of
the• party. WeArirs t:t he . claims 'Kean
).will be duly regarded,. and that the other coon=
ties, will. concur in oor'selection..
•It is well. at thisthne..that pa u s e and eon
. ,
!icier whet must' be the Inevitable result of the
. . , . •• • .
tithelliods fanaticiSrn •that • daily growing
. • • • . , •-• is
mu re i'mleet. 'here at the north, sta far
' titer etribittering th,e' feeling of our bretheren
at the South. The Most..iimPle must•see that
it will:soae . learl to n . diSruption Of the'Union,
if !lei; inimediately checked. The candid of
'the Republican Tarty , admit this fact, but
say' it wonld be better -for thenerth 'that 'such
atieVent• should flia'north
. that . Wou ht. - Suffer most from'auch a .deplorable:
.event;',. The non-slavehohling States have each.
separate . .interests, which 'mould 'rave. insur.
mountable obstacles: in the way : . 'ol.establishing
a gOverninent that would.he acceptable; .but.
s,uppoSe • that' ' , Were • trccoreplisheil,.., the, same
spirit of unresf and fanaticism wOuli . still ex
exist, •The m,gro, quesiion' dliposed of, other
causes would. be found pn:which it would feed
and groyi , ..strong, :*.A.'Seetnrian war Would..be .
the.most : probable,. even now hen,the'sla
bery. 'question is all 7 absorlying,. We see it, at
• !Mies, -rage-with' great fury.. ,Philadelphia, a
fete' ?yea's . age', 'afforded -'.an example of what
we : might eziperience-oe.an . etensive-.scale..,•
We have'a•political Party. 'eStablished •which is
pledged' to cMliose and-Anti opprese.all:beloriging ,
tcithe.eatholie church; In t . S.'it it swept. over
the country like a storm; our etvn.State was_
suecurrib-.tO its streegtii:. It has al
ready. :Ca.u...ed•lMore lawlessness and-bloodshed,
during its brief •exiStence, , than.has,the'slav'ery,
: . On therither hand, the slave-holding Statei
have .aunity of feeling, a common bond - Of in
,
terest •16 Unite them, and keep them united.
INT.or'do wethitik.theit :intereStswouldhe prej.
ndiced . ..by•:a
,peaceable separation frOm' the .
INOrthern States.' of life
can be grown' at the, south; and a separation
Would-build tip and -encourageherrte .reanUfac.
They have within their.owe..borderi
all the - eletnents - of Wealth'-amd prospe . riiy..
The 'only hope - of the well 'disposed, 'NOrtli,
of South, is in cheekirig this fanatic revolution.'
ary spirit, before, too late—before 4 . .. b
ecomes the ruling,element Ofthe country.
. .' •
~ Joliti . •ll.rown: , s ik'iiiierni.. '
. • • " ' ;VERMINNLIS, Vt.:, Friday, Dec' 0, i850,'
:The 'funeral .of John :Brown took place nt
' North Elba f on Thureda'y„ , tit one o'clock: • The
body Yes bikrne, by six-of of: neighbors from
.bie o wit roof to a rock:near by; under the shad-.
oty of which 'he had' directed :it' !o . be laid.- - -
' l'he collio, had been previously' placed in front
of
,lii4 door-steP, where his neighbors' eanie :in .
erowtlejf to :take a lost look. : The . face .was
hard l y, and.wore its Usual serene ex,
pression.' Before . leaying the house, his ..iii vor
its hyme,• ,, Blow yethe trizinpet-L-blow," Sze.,
Was suing, and an impressive prayer was offered
by - 'l.ll6•Rer.. Mr. Young, of Burlington, Vt.,
who, with- Mr. L. G.: Bigelow :a lid* twri others•
of that city, had ridden all night to he present,
Reniarks.were'mad by, J: M. McKirit,:Of Phil
adelphia, and Wendell-Phillips; of Boston, amid .
the strong emotion and deep sympathy' , of the
flintily and friends: At the grave-Mr.. - Young
quoted. Pours words, "I heys , :fought
,the good
fight;! l Szc., and pronounced ri. benediction:
If was deeply touching to See the three Wid,
ows leaning On 'the...art - he Of strongers :and re- ,
JiVing their broken hearts by sobs. : . • . ::-:
•
The. crowd. sloyly _ and reluCtantly left the
ground, and -the mattyr is left in :his'glaye
among, the • : •••'.. . r
~.. -
• :.
•.• Ti' LION AND 'rue WASP.—Tti,e . iyhole Re
publican pack at Boston, we see, are, barking
o'nthe heels . ipf Hon. Enward Everett, for his
admirable speech at the recent •meeting' in .
Pariiieuil Hall . The . c . Bee!expressed the opin
ion; that the Speech was quiworthy respectful
attention;' also, that the,man who made, it is
'delinquent 10,1110 region of his birth, Midto the
people of New England, by 'Whom he has been
cheriated..' t• isjmpossibl e for itic Lilliputian
people of. the'allee".school tog,et 4 bigger idea
into . their heads' than their own ' , Particular
section," arid; of course, they are not expected.
to understan'd how the giant 'intellect, the
,EC . 7 -
pensive patrietisM, and the big bearrof Eyer
eit 'can take in, mot only all New England, bet
the whole country; from. Mailie to . Oregon.—
There is no use . , in wasting words on the mat
iter: • ' . Pigrnies it. is .presume 4 will . continue
just its usual, he pigmies still, i‘tliough perched
on Alm" and mountains Will be mountains,'
plated in vales; -Edward 'Everett will
Still' be n patriot, and Stateemaic ntato,r,
bile the Bee will remain ju'st . .WhEit it is;' arid
.
that
the 'worst tlliirgwe:ean:gay of
DEMOCRATIC :511.LETING
• Put•spent' to call, . a Meeting ,of the Demo.'
coifs of M'Kcan county •lA'aslhelil tit &meth
'part . .Baturday, ,thellOth instant, for choa ,
sing Senatorial and 10presentati s ile Delegates
to .the easning State' Convention. ' . : • •
The.meeting Was . organized calling,l', E
Scum; to the Chair; 'anti' choosing
Wlervea , Seeretary. , . •,..
..The object of rucking - being strited ) .,on
motion; HYDE, was the :urinnirriou9
of the meeting as a Delegute. to .represent this
Representative' diitrict,:with power to .subsli
fetes- .subject to the concurrence. of .the. other
Counties of the ilFstriCt. • -;•
OnWotion y Hon.: B. D. Hamr.tm was chosen
Senatorial Delegritc . ,'• with power. to appoint . a
Substiutei subject' to coneurr mice: or the
comities composing the:distriet . .-
Backns moved that a O.:tit - mates
of three be :iippOinted :to - draft. tcsoltiticin
llressive of tbe .Sense of the' ineeting; .
upon : BorifS. A. :BA : oicus;BOn.:.l3. •D. .HAsMis,
and 3".13..0vin . pr were. appointed said Commit,.
On
.Motion the meeting. adjourned, to meet
again on' Wednesday it . ening, .the 14 th;instant,
when the CoMmittee. Wolddbeprepared to re-
. .
Paisuant to.arijourrhant thameeting convened
onAVednestlay Oreinngi when the. Committee,
through their :Chairmany• reported the,..follow
ing,:resalutions,•vhidh were unanimousl4adop 7
. • . . •
. .
fletrolued: That, as . Union , loving., peaceable
eitiiens.. we feel it. .'our duty—and ~.we 'here
pledge to each other the right hand of felloW
ship' in - the .coming. strife 'between: the sectional
di stnybers• of the. Union,,', ender •.the .specious
•narrieS:.of ,, ltepublican,"„ end the : National Dem-
Deinocracy—to leave nothip't, -undone that we'
can do, with right encl.:. honor, to 'not Only de
, feat but to utterly 'overthrow and .desttoy t
foul eombitiatien•ot reckless'office•seckers end
corrupt demagogues who' are banded. 'together
in opposition to' the National Democracy. 'and
the Union, and• who ate ever found either %Pill=
lying and tradticing .our . honorable. Chief
Ma'gistrate;'or aiding, With counsel and moi.ev,
such men 11.9 . ..TAn BroWn nidtcler, burn. and
destroy' their'uitstispec'timi brethren:
• •
Resolved: 'That ; . in our heart of harts, •we
are thankful that the : . Republicae-Brown, raid,
. .
upon the.nighti and liVes'of•our• southern .
Amnivitizens,was nipped ',in the bud,l. and thus, -
in our., oninionYsaving the lives of
. thousands
of our best and most worthy fellow-citizSns:-
. Resgtvq! That. we feel , that.nOw: is the time
the ,'conservative: Democracy "of the Ncirth
shouldinaniiest
,itselfand, apraling. to the
better feelings of out fellow-citizens, ptit an
-end .to such bloody attempt's, npon'the' •Consti
lotion; by frowning.; upon rot only: the .nc
tual, perpetrators, but upon. any' one 'who up
holds or SanetiOns such atteMpts.;•, ' •
'Resolredi% ';;hat in.- the alacrity With which'
the National ExecntiVe answered the.pall'unon.,
'the general phvernrrient by,
.the .Governor of
Virs;inia for . ad and *assiStanee; we• recbgni7.;•.
executive ability? as. Well , as firm•and,
unyielding devotion to the perpetuity or our glo
lions Union,. that has thar,iatarized every
.act
cif his long, arduotis, and honorable career as
. re •
Statesman.- • •
. . .
Res!olverl: :That . 'the pe r s o n 'of JAMES' BU
CHANAN we recognize: not only ,a man or.unim
peaehable integrity, spotless character, and ac
knowledged ability, but, 'possessed - et along,
irreproaeltebl6, and ;consistent . record; .:who;
during - the . ..dark . anciperilons times that•.have
lowered upon its since he has filled the Chair of
State—while others in high places here prtived
false to their_ principles and party—,has ever
retrained troeto . the•greaf national"pririciples
tind.pratforrnol the Democratic party; without'
alteration or -abatement. :
ife.w/eed:. that int.he result of the late•elee - -.
film • in' the county,, we see I he.dawhing of 'it
brighter clay;' that in the.'succesi of our Coun
ty and Representativeticket;overthe coinhina.
lion . of reckless. falsehoods and 'vituperation.
that wits uncensingly`nied again:stns. rind our
candidates, we see the signs of, a retnrn:to bet- .
ter days;ewhenrthe whining,. disorderly.trick
steri who have been
. quartered. upon us will be
forced to hidOtheirzhe.eds from the publie.gaze,
or life frOm the county they have..striven , so
hard to not only'rulehut ruin. ,'
.Oh motion th e Trie'eting, e'djoitrned.siite die
(Signed by the officers:) .
Sheriff's Sales
Y VTRTUh of sund writs 'of trenelliiani
B
4nd:Levar:i
issued. out of the:Court of Common Ple.as.of.the
CO,:rity of M'Nean, and State of Pennsylvania,
and to me directed, I,shall expose to public . sale
or - outcry; Ili the Court Haase, .in Smethpnrt,
I at' 10 o'clock in the .fotenoon of . .. Monday, the
Uth day 61 December next, the following de
scribed,property, to. wit:
All. the. right; title, interest and claim. of the .
'defendant. tb the 'following described Real Re..
tate; situate in tafaYette.townshin, ' M'Kean
•Connty . ,'Pennsylvania, bounded describe&
aS-foltoWs, to wit: On .the north' by lands for-.
merlyof Hull & Morse; on the east :by Hull &
Morse . lands; : on . the south by Hull & Morse
lands;' on the west by lot No.. 113, contracted
to Pliny B. Fuller, containing' one hundred and
,one tenth acres, more or less; it.beirtglot No.
1.14 orthe ialotment . of the Bingham lands in
Lnfayette township, and part •of : wit' rant NO.
2216 and,
.2254,..'ab0ut
. ftventy five acres irn:.
proved; . o n e frame hous e, one shanty barn and
a,number of fruit. trees. . . .
Seizeirand taken in Execution 'arid he
soldas.the:propirtr of Cliarles.H. Davis at. the
suit of Solomon Cummings. •
--ALSO- ,
. ,
All the right, title and-intereit of the defert
tient to the' following described Real Estate, to
undivided .of all thatlpart of
Warrant'Ne. 6108
.Trying on the ''south pt
the' road leading_ from North Creek tojilli Felt!i
Irlotel.; in' Shinpen. township; APKean county,
Pennsylvania; ; ' supposed . to contain :three 'hum,
dred. aeres,.be the'. same- more or less;, about
two - acres iMprOved; with two' Frame' , llguies
erected thereon..
Seized, and taken in•exectition; and will be
sold-as the ,pronerty of 'Merrick Jlousler at.th
suit of John C.:Baektte...
ALSO. • . •
.
All the title and interest to the following tte ,
seribed..Builtling and . Lot of Orotind, to wit:
'A certain two-story, wood, Store house or•
sitonte on ?fiiit L arreet, between State
rind Fulton Streets, 'being on•square in
the liw'ofiih' of Sinettiport, in said'eottnty, now
. .
. . . .
, . .
..
- ,
in prOgr@qis Of. eornpietio tai
n; conning' in fronf
onisaidWein street •Ot twenty:iix feet, and in.
depth • 'fiTty-aix . feetj, and 'the: , 10t...0r •liece•:bf,
ground and.,enriirodge.appurtenhnt Ao iaid buif
§e.izeiiitaken.in'executionv and to he 'sold as
the, property of _II: V: Williaine at the • snit Of
J.,A; liright'now for , the, use., of .Ghordis Cor
.. ~
Win
--ALSO
. . .
. •. - - - . .
. . .
AB the right title, interegt . and clainn,of the.
-defendant aci the fUlloWing described : Real . Es-I
'tate, situate in - Lafayette . townsh i p, N'Kcati
.county renoiDvania,.-bounile'd and described as
yiz.i—On the north by landi .fOrtnerly
of Hirll & .Mergel: on the east by, lot No; tit,
contracted to 1-1. Smith; ..ori the south' by. ,
sc Hull .:slOrse'S . lands; ..on;the .west'byl lot' NO: Stof .
the Bingliain Containing: one .hundied
and'three-tenthacres;• it being., lot No. 113. of
the Bingham ,aloiment of lands' in Lafayette
township; and pail of .warrants' N0.221"6 . and
125:1;, about twelve' acres ireprov'ed, one/ Log
House.; one Log Barn, and a : few Fruit Trees:'.
Seized;.tahen'in exectifien, 'and will be gold
as-the proiierty - of:P: B. Fuller ..at the suit of
HarniOn Smith, for the use of Ghoitlis•
and W. Y. IWcoyi y...
MEMO
The following described Rent Estate, situate
in the township of Carythin : county of i‘l!Keati,,:
end State ol...Pernisyliadia, :bounded- and des
cribed as followS, to Beginning at- the
.North-eaSt corner of .wai rant -No. 5672; thene
and seventy-one perches to' the. - centre of. said
'War-ant line; thence west; one hundred 'seven
iy-one and. , -two.tenths perchei to'a' corner;
thence,. hundred anj',•seoerity-,one
,perchei: to ihe. north. line -or said.warrant;
thence hi the tine of -Said:warrant, one hUn- .
dyed eighty-seven and two-.tenth` - Perches• to
the Place of, beginning.; . containing' two'
.dred acres and 'eleven perches of -land, triord-or.
less. .
Seiz.d, taken in- exec ut be. sold
as *the property of J. B. Oviatt j .al.ths: suit of
Truman, and J. C. Bagley.' , .
. .
-ALSO=
. . . .
'AU 'the: , right, title .interest 'of the 'de
fendsnt•in undlolhe following deielibed,Real
Esrate, to vilkge
'of ,Bradford; CObnbrof Site of.,Pefinr
.s}lynfilsi.lionnddil on the north bY"Mnin street;
east' by let No: ifiLSopl'h by lot No; 25; and.
ise'st;by ConPrisi at reot;, being' lot'No... ii in the
said villas.e of . .13redfoi . d;.:six rods front on Main
street, on COngres . s. - street;
Containit4; seventy , t\i'o.srioare rods, mor6'.. or
less—improved; rine.Fralne dwellinl4House,.and
one "twos;ory.name i3lacks.m4h Shop the
nremiseS.•' . . • •.
.Aran,-;-One other Lot in the '.same
'btiunded'on . the north by Elm 'street, east by
lot No: 137, south by land of N. N. Langinade
and west by c 014.0 ess e reet;, Veil* 136,,
containing eighty-seven' square rods, more or
, •
'Seized, talceti in execution, and will be sold
as the property- of Philo...4..ckley sat the suit of
- LSO
. ~
. . .
• .. All the. right,Aille and. interest of defendant
TO . flt"e following:desoribed•Real'Esiate . ,to %YIN
One rAlaue lot.iii the • village;:hf Littleton,.
NI 'Kean County Pa.;: itottrided on '.the north by
Main street, cast by • lot No. 10, south'hy Jot
No. 25 t arid . west by Corigres•treet; being, lOt
No. 9,. in .t.be. vilftie 'of Littleton, six rods
trout ,Oo'NfaiO. gtree , ';
,and oxeye rodS•im con
utqs stteet:.containiog . ..se,lepty l ti.vo square.
lads, niore'm le,ss—,imprped;, atid . o.oe . -Frame
lioa4e on the . premises ;.• ' ' ~.; ~ • ~.
ALso, - -One. other. lot iri• the same `village,
•boundedpn tbe, north, by • Elm Weer; east by.
lot no•l37,,soutli by lands , : f N.•N. Larigmade.,
and west by Congress .street; .being lot no 130,
Containing eighty-seven square rods . , more,'Or
. . . .
SeiiPd,,taltell in:s . xeculion, and . v‘;ill'. be sold
as the property, of Phlto Ackleyi•at: the suit of
lAlKeit'udounty; •
. .. , . . .
-ALSO
. All the right, title, interest and claim of de
fendant to the follOWing described Real 'Estate
'sit nate .Ceref triwnship,...M'Kean . .countyy
Pennsylvania, boutided.and desaribettes follows
to wit:—On the:north •and',east by' larfds
. 0
Joseph Hodges; on'the south and,west by landi
of Ditni - et Buckley; C.entaining nine and three:
fOurths . acres, 'including the. mill race; all ito
'proved; bn which is one Grist Mill, propelled
by either steam -or. - 'water, or.both; one steam'
Saw..Mill,l•ondßlacksrriith. f.4hop;.One .Frame
House, two Shanty . ,flouses, end one :Frame
•Bern in•Conrse of erection; it being'the lot foi-.
nierly purchased by Charles Graham for 14-.
draulic . pruposes: • • . •'• . •
.Ar.so,•- 7 0ife other lot,.bounded on the north
by. Keating•landS, on "theeast by landi.ot
sepli nudge's; on the scitith' by lands of Monier' .
Bockley, and on the weSthy lands of - .Theron .
C90p94. - and. M. J. Tierney; 'contriining . twenty-'
three'aeresmore or less; 'it being lot No. OS,
Keating survey; 'Unimproved. ••
Ar.s6,--ope.other lot,. bounded 'on the hor,,th
and east by Keating lands, on the •south - by
Evrtifs,j. Iluwaid and S. Cooper; atitt. on
the west, by Evans . J. Howard, and James 'C.
COon, being•lot N0 . ..178, Keating :survey; eon . -
taming thlrty,threeneres•and fortenths; more'
or less—unimproved.. •
Ar.s6,—One other lot,' bounded 'north by
. Keetinglarids and lands of Knapp; south ity
Rth ea g lands;' and westby lands of Niles Kin
ney;
,being lot N0...176, Keating,-survey, con-1
taitiing nineteen and nine-tenths acres, more or
less -L-unimproved. •
'Seized, taken in . execution, and will, be sold,
as..the property. of Jciseph.lV.ileox, James' Wil- .
cox.and Roswell Miller, at the suit of Adams
& Morse.
-ALSO - 7
All, the right, title, interest and elairn:of the
defendant to the following described' Real: Es
tate, in Smethpcirt. Borough, IWKean county,
.PennsYlvirda,. bounded • and describes]
,as . fol;
to wit: Beginning at, the South east cor
ner of lot .No: 10ur,.(4) in square No. fifti•nine,
00 in said Botough plot; •:thenee' west alUng
'the smith line Of - said lot Noy four, (.1) tWenty ;
ckght (28) feet; thence north sixty-six (66)
feet;,... thence east .twenty-eight (28) feet;
thence south. sixty 7 aix..(66)-feet to the . p.lace of
•beginni : ng; being the south corner of said_
Jot No. foul', (.1).011- which is one . frame Store
-house about twenty-eight feet :in, width, and
aboitt'Aixty-feet firm stories high, , :the
lower 'story • finished for a :Dry Goads- Store;
:the Upper part finished , for - a dwellidg house:
Seized and taken its F.kte'iition
. and "will .he
sold as flip:property of Henry. Williams, at
The'sitit of Hiram Payne, now'for the use of
-ALSO--
r •
Al[ the right, title, interest and claim of. de
fendant'do;the following fegeribed•lteal Fstrite,
'to it:. All that` one •unif-a-halfs.sfory fraine
house,sitnated in the townshipof Cere.ol.!Kpan
• Cotiilty,Pa., on lot N0:53; 0n . ,ivaTrant.N0 . ..21.41 , ,
occupied Adoniram•S'itheildnd; said.honse
being 22 feet by 3d feet on the tuotind, and . the"
lot or, ple'ci , end .eertiledge anpurte;
nalit unirp.narticulatly
se ribeil 'and 'set. TOrt h itf a Snil . Pek:inade . ,
.Hts
ratio nou and %Villiam. Belcher, Made in.pureu
'atiee of. an order of Court, February '214'48614
and approved' Jane tie : 29,•:1859, , t0
giontngin *the centri - of the road' ante south
tne of slot sqld..td - P..B.Hedrick,,oiirtiflrvarrent
21.11, 8;7 reds north and'l2..t.rods. west, from
the south west' corner'.:of a Inv deeded •by•J.
Beating Elisba Mixinut . of Said :war=
ratiti 'Bce.f: Containing One . :acre and' 8d
reds of land, atriet. measnrei-leaying. the house
on the lot deeded' to Mlx'ae shown'.ln the plot
on .the other side... • • : :' • .
Belted and , taken in :
.Execution and. 'will be
sold as therproperty,Of A. I. Stitherland,'at.the
suit Of Mben Patti Son,. now for.the use • of John .
Hay.. -
=ALSO-
411 the fight, title, interest and claim' f the
defendaiitto•the following described Real
tate 'situate in the township. of Hamilton,
Hamlin, Seigeant and Shippen,:in . the county of
liP.Nean, State - of Pennsylvania,. known and
'described as follows,:.v ix:. Subdivision., No...sli
ly-five (05)el warrant No. 2620, in the town
ship',of Hamilton aforesaid, containing ;tw o
hundred and tvventY-five (225) acres; .sUbdivis
ion No. three'himdred and'thirty-six,•ony df
warrant No.. 2310, in;the township. of Sergeant
aforesaid;•,ecinjaining:nae. hundred and eevenqr- ,
five (175) acres; subdivision No. one .hundred
and eighty-fiee (195), Wariant No. 2575, in the
toWnship of Hamlin aforesaid, containing
hundred .and tiventir.f.hve Y 2251, lars.,
in vision. D. 0. it;lgh r (loi • warrant No.. 4969, 'in ,
the .township of Shippen; containing seventy
(70) acres,.and the whole.of Warrant No: ,2952',
in the.township oF.Shippen aforesaid, 'contain
ingsfx hundred and Sixty'-five (661:) acres, the
whble of the warrants, containing 'thirteen hurl . -
dred'and.sixty (1360) acres; more or. less,.with
His appurtenance' ,•'•• '
. • Seized and, taken in t`x . ecutiori and will 'be
'sold as the , property of William .S..GibSen,' at
the suit of - 111: J. Rinehart., .'• •
. .• . .
.• By virtue of `twO . . writs, of .
nos', issued out of .the Court of COmmon Pleas
oC M'Kean.county, , V,h.,,l.and to, me directed
and' delivered; I shall expose to,pbblie idle or
'Outery;. at the .COurt Hotise, : in,Smethport, at
ten o'eloek,in,the forenbonof 'Monday the,26th
day of December next, the folloWing deseribedl
Real Estate,to . • ••
Alt the ; right, title; 'interest. and claim of
the defendant to the following described Real
Estate, -sittite 'in the village .of . Bradford,
Nl'Kettn county,' Pennsylyania;, beunded : and.
described as folloWs, to
..wit:V.kilage lot. No;
.25, bounded On the north hylands of P.-Ackley,
ij rods; on the,east by. .Ne w elT„ 8 rodi'
.and RI links, on the south by Corydon. street,.
Crods , on the West by •don g ress:street, 8 rods
and 21 links; containing 'fifty-three and thir.'
teen-twenty-fifth sonare rods, more or legs.
Ar.so, 7 --Two other' village lots ; No. 101 and
102, bounded on the North by Corydon street,
11 .rods and 0 liitl,s, on the east,, lty :D.. Kings.'
bu6 , 's lands, ten rods;, on...the'south' by:lands of
W . „ G, Raymond, .11 'rods end 0 ':ltriks,.'on'• the'
west by CongresS r tbn rode;"containing.
112 'and tWo-fifth 'square rods of land.'.•
. .
A Lso,--T wo other .village lots, No. 136 and
137., hounded on the'..north by Elm street, 11
tods;.on_the east, by . T. W. Cole,i2 rods; .on
the south' by D. King . siiury,.. 13 and' tWO:.fifth
rods; on the west by Congresastreet,.l2 and
t%Vo•tenth rods; containing 146 and • two fifth
reels, more or leSs—nll. iropioved. • One Cot
tage 11onse an . d Store on lot No. 'ZS . . "Ode Wag
on S lop .an d Batn lotsNo..lol and 102.•
Seized, taken in execntion,.end.to be sold as
the property of E. D. ISirton. s at the..•soits of
Bellowa&Casey and Spencer ts: ilorler. •
--ALSO
. . .
• By virtue of two, writs 'of . Val:AH1001 .ElipT :
nas - ,:issued•our of the. Cotirt of Common Pleas of
the county of
,Sl'Kean and -Stitt!OrPennaylv a 7 .
and to .medirected,'l shall'eXnose to public
sale .or Outcry, at the Court 1-lbuse, ip Smetll . -1
port - , at 10.o'clOck in the forenoon, of Monday,
the 2Gth day of Deeetriber. next, the fOlrowing
described property; to it •
All the r.ight,,titl.e and interest of-the:defend
ant to ...the following • described,' bounded arid.
deicritied an follows, viz: One loiollantf.bonn,
ded on the' north, 'east, south and west;, by.
unseated lands of:l3ennett,.Vinans, 4amescin
and Smith, containing-fifty.(3o),acres more'
less, it .'beingiot No: 70 of the olotrinent of
Bingham lands, in Keating township, and part
of warrants No. 2270'and 3902.
.. • '
ALio,--Ancither hit bounded' on the north by
Bingham•latidsenitlot No. 202; on the east-by
tvarrant 2007 and Bingham landa;.or j rl6 . soirth
by Bingham lands;' and west - . by Tot No. 202
and Bingham lands; Contaiding. fifty-two and
three-tenths (52 3)•acres, il, being .lot - . No. 80
Of the alotuient of .Bingham lands in Keating
township; and part 'of warr..nt . NO; 3902.:
Ar.sct; —Another lot bounded on, the north-hy .
lands 'of
. J."J Ridg,Way; . on, the east by
:Ridgway and others; on the south by D. -A.
F.asterbrooks and-others; west by J.
'way and
,G..A...BradbrOok;' . Containing. twelve
hundred'4l2oo) acres, more or less, being parts,
of warrants -No: 2411'111nd- 2119., in- Norwich
and Sergeant townships. •*. . '
Atso,—Another bounded on the nOrthhy - J,
J. itidgWaVs -land; east- by -warrant' line 'No.
2135; south-and west by'A. J. Ridgway -lands
Containing 'four hundred and fifty '(450) -acres
. .
of land r more or. less,. being, the north part of
warrant N0:.2174. ,
Ar.go—Anotherlot of land hounded On the
north by. lands, of J. 0. Ridgwayt ; east:by Cop- •
per lands; 'south, and west. by 'Ridgway .land's;
Containing two thous and and .eighty-nine,
(2080) acres of' land, more. 'or less it - being.
warrants No. 24.13 'and 2862 And the east .part
of warrants. No. 2701 dnd
.2705 - in NorWich
township.
At.so,Defendants interest in .the following
, described
. tracts of -land conveyed by ,Tohn . M
Ilamilten and wi fe;• to Theodore E. Winans,:by .
deed bearing,4atejtme,3o,,lBso, .and duly -
corded- irt eon County
. records, in. Deed
Bonk II;, page' 093 i. beginning . at. the , mouth .
west corner of warrant No: .?:.174; • thence east
five hundred twenty-four and 'seved-tenths-per
ches; to the South'.east corner of tho-same, and
tre-noith'-enit corner ,of -Warrant No. 2914;
thence north, on the east 140 of Wariant.2474
oneliundrea fifty-two and..tive•Aenths,percheT
tO.a Post;,. tlyince west five:hundred twenty-four
findseven-tentls 'perches to a post in the west •
line Of said. warrant No. .2.171; . thence 's44th
Otte 'll undred . and. fifty:4ly° and fi-vetenths' pen
.ches- to' the
,place. of beginning. :
Ar.so'L7Warrant No: 238 i, • and-, three 'hun
dred and nine (309),'ind.frein • the 'north part of.
• . •
.warrant No. 2-105.:. 1 . . •-. •
A'i.s . o,.-o,le:thirti part of - warrant No. `apt,
and.one 111,1Ved tn! 'forty-5ix..(140) acres of
the•north part of 'warrant Contain.
ing thrie thousand one hundred fifty-anon..
acres ; tie the same inoreor' less;.all situate in
Sl'Keen connly,.PennAylvanie. • •
,
Seized and taken In Execution. end will ,be
sold as the property e'l.Theoirore E. Wiouno. l st
tha suits of John M. Hamilton, now tar . the .use'
oldie Trtistees of the ITstate . of Ole late
liartrllinghain; deceased. , • :
• •
JOSEPH .I‘l6ltsE,:Skertff..
•. Slittitrs Odice §utetilport; Dee, 5,3559,