mnitfy, o I
''',..'f:ol!.s44lAWOiiiiiv#l.6;lllo:theli. duty nobly,-• n bi
02;01 flitifeifightin ;T'a foe more than five
M n,"a
then
':l'64itilfridfri'ViatiitinglOne Or'tWu iegir
-
,;: , ::04(1eticlittli Were t runfile l elrsiirroiinJed,nnd
Wnn many at : „
W. l -t 1 si 0 '
o,llo4atitti l
"..`; adle al' re ki me nt ; Col ;
thefr' Poilt Inv on t
lot ban - rri OM nit v Y . `6 06 t far
er I c Its b
trbiiE~ i fl'd arrived O r Port:Republic with
ieg eft lon g the
1(0 abi Oki el 'the tight:l heir
'140.41ni t than ' f
'' • r••''
am.!sixt'.sixth':ohioalso
inky-be afriti by the list . of` c as,
'.
• -
bitte'yies' of rtil le ryi- inik
%,:114 . 44614601:46(1 . tidal i lig to n's.-4a re . entitled to
"%:'looiiiAtifaiiiitifilofthrtallant part -they- took in
. • .
••• , seiond sbrigailne bten .'eun
ic en 1 or"actin n, h entirely
"Wonld undonbtedl , y . have en.
", ” •
figh . t, it . ii n zu nde r s toed the t .
11ii111401 . 01k,4111. nit' towa rdi St tin (In rd s iII e,
*MO gh ; - of, the Blue • Ridge
line- "(Or Gortlonavillc, at Which
Cemmunication wii h
oßi+ebmonfr ;'• • •
' :,‘4•44,0",
th e New
41, 10 shington corresPondent. of l
44 --1/ . s trAt leant one•fon"
TtrAttelillig
V°°t.
"Y te 1 under the, t. nc
i
di*. ItmrleY aPPraPII4 h a ban la of rel Lie '
It
° 4114
*ll
g°
Int°
I itl he 1 a
1 r
1 / Role a )t ornment hog l'
ever}
" 4 I °meet directing the draft ng of
iittikr *".ll : e vi rs mulatto car ahlt. of hearing
lii st. nes or not:'
. whoiher they hadubsti
j.
rigi an tiii l e by General
gicemrdalle6 ' ith a 'call
a trocla n
V 1 Gamble
hall
lashed regiments" of
~
a .,
1111‘11t /u" ' _ Gee
fur ,•
recruits to f i ll up
*m
in the service of the
aoexrsvOlootegrg ne"
r .
f - 44k ,e a States
orted to I are „ an a
uen, Mitche ll is reP
chattaloga
th e lobe's at
l 1 till victory ;*v4r atter , two
I Lk
... co mpletel y , _ r outed,
eosPlis -p articulars
.4" ung No furt her'.
olay? Ord ggh
rtrilitotin* k
River railroad,ill
it soil aionli t ' ev
"cir bl as to
vet" .
R ic hm on d, 1 0 pliable
.:as o' , 6 pi I
...6dbe it
necessary t o roads actor
reconstruct d
t a During hen' Y
0 1• o hundre earn
1.41441"9" ... am bl e to transport anything
0141 1 1141 . !
... 11l 44113r"This accounts f ur th e absence
of'011.411" vl ' l ' ti rebels at Fair Oaks) and
444Villier Y *4l
° count for onY seen' n g
t,.404.1145ck Serve t ° a°
th to t h e
la a approa ch.. fitgo im elks m Gen NeClella
g merit Stir erinton lent of
till
Mt
Vierce' G over nment
Carolina, arrived here r outh
ibe cot ton Itld°
l ir lleft Charleston harbor on
g itiSL'Ill)"1111 he latestintelllge" re
411"4441*
and
6ringi t
C, hamOu
Amitlthorivelhti'm under onc
e the
r/ • island under
r leiftrgo 4144 occupied Tame P The con federate .
tottit is of our .gunboats
'.4' i°
h d been greatly augme '
:4.o4o4ltebitriggion 4
from
6.4.4)411drter.t staled that 30 °NI men
A.
m an arm y had reached
‘•.44lrweetro C°rlllt
thotetirigitt° 4tv eve ryrepo 61
ing,;i for,, a; stubborn defense 0 1
Otta011"1" 4"
M* Pierce heft; it ;% as th e
7 t Oaf CO 'Wilenr
attohc c veld
, rie pi ralti t i Of Coro n eV"'rth at ou
r ; stronger
isitelv pumped until we ,hail a
4.1
ICSP 0,„,,
et„ , was h eavy bri ng from the enemy
itlllf tISIOr Of lan
~ o f 1 1 11 4 ,44 y, b ut no annrehe
irr,” k u on Our troops ,''
r P
•••P• f l *pia aa*ttacl
........----
.0 Ja kit
'.,,, Jr Itti'QuoseloP °flit° tim " e .
3.
:.441,,03.=.. ' , w-eliirnon 'Seqr disc°
~ ' 4,4thielhe a d the 4
ttestioo:
, ,k ., : ? ,, ,j'af 4 t i t i , ~i elab orate? arti cle the s la ver ) ! q .• .
` ''':'4' rie .'"" irissrf d OtdefrStett;s gradual ethane':
' -..404414-. t , /4 - ;tl;' ,, .. li ste : l rß Ohittstion'i . and dr . k, , e t s h 'h e o b 'w or c d e e r;
;*.. P...
~,.,s,, ,'Alilene white ' man ' in ' .
~,.4,„,:itiwk.s,!. IA , rch
c i r t i id o i; in high Pm"
41tigidtili , P l i ielli r '. l be inunensoly
... ‘..2.llliii.iftes'aan•fai to , , .
t , f
'.-ithig T. 10, .y.w .- -h , sdis laeeosen o
, ' '-', ....*,,,,..., '.r sib -il l ' e l end
.by te , P
'''ll4"filil -Th
ilsiid isiin."
''':l" lticsiailitiopt a. , e 1 A b o
t
A, , • - - . b .ii i e t h e policy o lle
Ti' w , ''-." 'it 4 ::';'; 4 -' ''
i"ikei 11'''. • k 'A bolitionists means,
Wttl.• Hey of the
_ .e ,
de.
~,. , .A 11 t ° , 4,,`'the rapid increase °I d
`.'.*ViVf. ..tefiSit4o •..- ,1. a s e r 3 to support en
-` ll '....4...15,u...,5e'',41iti11iti0na4 're h ‘ne.roes 01 - 1
:I.: itaallr,",- iieiise et:, i lithe T ln g' t ° 5 b`entding
fy,,,440104!4r Si;'«ilagetA'lla PuCn i e : i t i r ' t edueeted
ttltYll idlae 4eili:Fl°l,l3'7l'te tax-payers)
t i!..? 1 4414 I E I4 ' 14a1 " i I ranee to
~. ..'e tal ,, f 'l i, if i rt mit • Oast ed' 1'
Al.
-[
'''''''lldtt4t""er-iet`eXPe"es of the war. ir that
"''„hire '114:146,1i1-74'ey. , it,i4li be,l4B(e° sa
mil
"u4`tit4Tll44lrf4ll44-14—Ttqtlicir!'? o n ld by
-rAs ' t ii kialicrillt* -flet 4 , 66ediefy , tii b.e P: a tof
)414614 -irkit;lVlt;.;',:',ioitlOLY a!'"'F!`"2.,
~.. , iioi,th.exh, 1.,,.,'',..,1,:g-;‘, , retire
•iitliikeve,ru:*l'''''',.-, t ~,-iatioriiiplipnOw44? ,_.
' , Loilififo.ir mi i fir msFea' -, ,
emway,vtt . PI:D
'oi;S‘'"i. ' ' '' elailuivillitmAt t h e grind
•
it r,i4Ailialiat'siPil 1
4.:.elinthinh.
_,
'whoosh, fr eeth
rent;
or se 7 an h
over-zealous
" ho u r
,
it .Svitll the' -‘lax .
grit visit on ac
thil policy of fill-'
44kb; witivlour
r co n sumers ''lle rfelliiiXn the
"` ''Soi'laborers,
" \ ''
hern. •
l arge lur. V ani ; l*,l T t
11 **`, 1 w aa
1at".11,2,bY the
WAte owntprofit.
''""? 'white unit
elt.:f or te l z w
_, ,
11i ". ‘ silinpon '' , llsit,
- . ~ ' "i.
16 0. 4(1,1110 "1 1 .
" 4 1# 01 *! )01 `te 1 e '
KI n*lit4YOßW't
).--`"0
.111Atcmt - tgotintij•Oeitiotrat
übtic.
. . .
..I..iie,s , 'l,.:fi:' , ..';' .
. :CCO:Tit,i. El ,4ii,
41i_ , .141'.iiiii
KAY
.iisoo , ,
itii'inlig.4.li. - e*itY
"ii ). itt4ii,il
41: i ': i4ll iii) . 'lls - ii:
jiii:!;:ill4:,!...ii,ir'
14,.....).+: 1: :.*:.:fP1
r,. io r :
l'e'nt.,•cjis,,ii ri I y:
s c . c.'!i @: ; b:i.
'r , 1 4 e'iil
»#+ • - tvLi y.
MIM
: v,,; ; , :A4turdiy;:,.41Tp1 , , , ..,1,p0:4.
In, atbor Qt
CorpMitteti,;,,,'; the ',-...D(„itlioepify ,
Pennsylvania
,c(i,eyerinon,„nt..
' ,t he h of ' Joly.
18132', et 1.0 m.,!o",po,trii,bate
. (Inte , s fat
,A tidi tor genera r and id iyeinr Gen'-
• eiet,; ,3 adopt, tmeh.;:tieni!treo may
d ni ed. necessary ror the:,yrelfera
,the Dem,
ocrtitic' party, anil t
,he.coontry..:. . .
Wtt . Bll;
Striti.Ez.,Coriztleittne:
goarc-frtooi.S.,WAyrss.-L-Seeretary . : . Sia‘rito -
I)* aPiil.o) Governors. Pr stat es-to.
••• •
Ary.can ut:oece
to,reinforei the army:,', This is beliemed to .
in.snnsegifence of the rebel reintoreementi re
ceiyeil,l4 Jack on in 'the Shenenilosbvali . ey..;.,
r.:
find. the late Sheriff of .NoeV
Orleans havi . beith nrresied sentAo Fort
, PittsoNAr. LturArrr T.A4•,--Wiscopsitr has
repeated her unconstitutional Llberty
s otsßill. Tlin in the 'Assembly %%qt
.s 51 for
end 25 ego tits( the repeal::
: - We..baVe no.OpolkiOy . to'.. - rilre for .iksoing . o
• .
full sheet; and . rhat *is more .we in=
tend to repeat the-experiment::"
. . .. .
licKrisisCbar,.l:tkrAlS:: * -,A.party of gentle
men fiem:ROchester.have.speht , a portion of - the
'pieSenti i'veek examining our Cora Teldi. The ,
party: visite4l the Lafayette minesi.. else,. ke
Bunker Hill, and' other .tieds,.and expressed a
faverable, opinion .I.)oth as r e gards
the . quality
..
and quantit y of 'M'lcrincriunifeoar.. -.
,TatsoNERS,OF Win... 7 l'll6..Patriot•k Union
notes the . artival,.id several, hundred . prisoners
at Ilarriaburg, on Monday They were
captured by Banks' DiViiion. 'S Great excite.
merit was manifested by 'the inhabifentsi . on
their airriVal i und•a perfect rush' to n'etiri sight
of the capturedt seseSk. ' That paper says:.l-.
- "Thi,ir . looited as 'if they, were . half-starved.
Their dross was•'varied—maay of them being
clothedin a species:of.home-spun.i.vith. •vvhielt
soni herfiers generally clothe . their slaves.. The
majority were. mere striplings.;-While here and
'there the face of a foreigner Made it's 'appear.
[taco. Therewai anthill?, of the boasted chivJ
alry 7 but,adowneast look and • a heavy tread- 7 :
told . that the• fortbnes. of: war were against
them. lanumber
,there might' probably' have
been three 'hundred- 7 aq. privates'except'. one
captain and one I..ieuienant. .They belonged to
the rebel Jacksoe's force—and.wth •understand
that many of:them had .been impressed into
the service. this • be true we presame there
'will be:little 'difficulty in
.securing'their oWn
release, by taking , the oath: of .allegiance:—.
They .were safely aartred in Gamin cartin,.
where strict guard will be kept. . One.thing is
certain, they %rill be better fed than they haVp
•been'in "Diiie" for months past, being allowpit
sal lier'arafio`na. HOWIOhg. they Witl•be kept'
here is not, know p: Nn . dotibi..they. will con
some.titne to be a curiosity for. oar clti.
"Goss DEAD."—By an, announcement in the',
last Journal, over the:signatUreof"4.:Ci:Fiu
ney; Chairmqn t .onnty,E.i...Pontinitten,!" . We are
apprised :of . the fart, that the t‘ftepublican!'
party ie nci.mptet. . • .bu.nbanorea;: l inyvept • a otl
nnsiMg,,,!' it hen passed ihto.o ter , and Overlest...
int; 00)On—remembered ; onlY au thii:object of
the deep and damMn,tt • exeerations 'of ri 4feat
natici.,•the liberty; the ' happiness', and prosper=
;ity of . 'whose people it had destroyed ;, and its
late "chairman" - for this coUrity now calle'upon
itashattered fragments to meet in county c'pn..
vention next week.; , -:not ita.tgßePublleans," nor
as gg.Wikle4 walces,". nor as : " ilhulitioniste''t
--but.ne C 1 the people Clearfieftl * county olio'
teall'unttecordiallt in . ..trine:bring the ',l),ra'iiond
I ,Admint . ttraiittn thit licntr oroUr country',,
peril' 'W , A ! most r
--avid with. a Iteds qualification, would embrace'
very Democrat and Bell-Everett man in the
comity. Bat the absence : Of any qualification
whatever; and as it:smell's - tio rankot deception
and treachery, we are quite sure : that, • none
will .feel themselves really. ftcalled"...wheAtre
not tine and faithful followers ofthe philosopher, I
Would It not: he well for, the these drill•mai
ters of the late Itepublijlan.party, to .tell t/hen,:
why, and
. 4 .lohat autliority; they:have forsaken
ihein , name L . .The Harrisburg Telegraph, hut
a low days Sinces,.deClared 'that g‘the'ltepubli•
can party has saved the Union." If so, -sure it
deserves . a better , fate ` than to be thus ignobly
abandnned; and forthe lifeof us We cannot see
why theinme . of a party that hattaCComplished
such wonders, shatild be 'changed. .
.
.Bat perhaps the worthy .ichairnian'.' •this
• connty 'is of 'a different way•of :thinking (rom
the editor of the Telegrapl6.peihap's he is not
Just so certain that the Union, is'quite iciaved,"
and is , apprehensive that, unleis • they. can see
?a- prospect of deceiving, a few Democrats into
their Support;- herc.ik not much Use in going'to
thO•traiblea!furginizing" In ihis county. •
This dame !rick e
. n ortentr' ' CI
ear
teiecokrti herattiforeevenlast
.fail•,----and re-.
unprecedented,dulled almost ally, of that
• • ~
noble •oid 2 -party* which was ALWAYS true : t o
the; tfriionand•ibi:ColiStitution; : :and in whose
hands riek in . every'
shaPe:
*4.w it will he : sgaM. Nobody will
be deceived. .shallow anemia., to make
.the'people that tbay : are• not the blenti
allell6ws"whe;twa years UgO, cried; aloud for
firee"freeland ":
• •
aS ; the faithful l'olloviiirs of :Greely, Phillips &
•P`o,; . the end of t Whoiellitl7l -ll' , secure ', to, us
the kie4blesoinff •')r i.streei itierc'f— otedr:
, .
The N.. 1'; //ardr/ 2 ' Kns hee'n
. fiiitrin!„. , up the.
umoutit_of ~national deht,.and ,snyp if..the
clese4. 4 yy. the lilt. of July nOlt,,.and hylthe
,tirne,the hill's tire all-settlefl that. our debt will
, ftmolint•te tWo 'thousand millions' of dollars— .
the:iptereit ,of which Will be bne hundred and
twenty inillions. This is Cult one., rnillion'leSi
than it:taketi-to pay the interesrep•tbe debt of
Gient - 13ritkiti; Which it" tonk.thenl'ltiree.huni
dreoiYearsilri , contrat,.: This -gor , e ' io.:proVe
the tardinesi of Englklitnen; .a nd progress;
of ns Nnieridane. under the. UmprOvement's in-.
entiiratbd :by the'Dticters'anii . tenchels of the'.
•Chienge'rhitfo'rrn:.•
. . .
•
tVe has cirf nriore".fhgn. , orie occasion. timazed . ,'
'arid Confounded our European .consins, 'and - the .
alidlitiOn.bifsiness will net . be
•
reeei'ved• - 'li
ratrphle(with•the,above 'title,..trom Van .
Hortoe&" Co.; of New: York,, which e
very.opPortnne,Putificition.;, The publie,haVe
long needed a.,consise history of 'the results of
• Ermincipation;• and • herd they • have , : it: The
facts (mile been get at; but the .de
clirie of Hayti, J.;rintice apd • all the : countries.
where . ihe necro has beenfreed, is her:e proved
from official
.figtireeand from kholitiOn.testi
mnny The Iciss-of production - to the
world,bY freeing the negrci enormous:;.
.the item' of groceries shine the:Writet_: . shoWs
that "the North is now n'aying forty
'rnillion's: of
(toilers annually. more for thelni•thai ahe•ought
to . ibecause their 'high'..price•is•Occasioned
the idleness of the inegro.: - • This work should
be Widely circulated; md: all; whe:wishto re,
tote the tirgurnents of A bolitioniSte
`ought to'
hain•.it , constantfy•by their. Side. Firtner
Mechanics And all White labhring• men ' • are
,
deeplY.intetestrd in Ondersi and ing'tkis subject,
The- w . riter negie at
in thetrcriies,eleatei:.a . .dema . nti for:white labor'
the' kfain.of the tar!ne'r, 'TO . set . free
.4;096,00 . 9 mart, he ruin the
. .• . .
requested by
'Ca pitilit 'DOirr,e say.llltat -ttS pel•swk:
admitted - ta - Cairip Cuitin to eee the rebel pHs:
. .
oners - :, This is wise and bnintine on .the pare
of Ciintain Whatevei.tlieymsy have..
been gnilry of, tliey are huirian beings.
and it cstitilti be an outriip to allow the large
crowds who are.likely .to.atiely for .adoilision
to ';'griitilytheii ctiriosity, , to enter as they
.would it.menageriti, their curiosity
bk gazing iipOn; theta a's - they-would 'Upon , a den
of aOirnals, or a pariy . Of liottuniote.• Captain
I.).6dge deseryea uteilit for not peimitting a show'
to be lsade . of them. —Thitrt'ot T.Ltion.
Tiirs .Tens. Pot.toi.—The Boston . / s eat'sais,
'with great trtith and , significance, that as last..
as:wooroCeed into—the. eneMy's conntryi the
,woils,of the N. Y. •Tri.bons, of Senator . Sumner
of Lovejoy, of flieltMaryand tilad . e,.c . )f the AG.
Olitionmeetingso(Boatoti; follow..in our foot:
steps: Where thepciw,er.of a federal soldier
has made a friend•to the Union; these men •of
the Ninth, turn. his.h . enrt .to. gall again. • They
see,thnt_a Irire party.here, is ‘orking'. Might
and main to coerce. the President into - emanci..
11 . ation aithe. head of the erfny ; • they -see that.
this pArty'vroeld.niakethis a werjor' the abo
Ittion'Or * slavery: there . tore they_ see n .lie . in
Otir:professions :to stiAtain the laWs:only, and
will not adhere to our standard. Th.is makes
th'eUnion sentiment of the Bader States , %wa- :
ver tn endr t makes.them -.4a If .oitr:.open
''enemies,' add complicates and embarrasse4.th'e
, (Prentice,'s parr,),
on:'rhursaay,, last; ;,contains a . sey . ere article
against the ,so.calleil •Union or• fusiOn' party.
movement. in New York, which is equally' ap
plicable to.n movement in thie State,
set.on -.foot hy' , the leader" or the liepublican
.
'party. The Joarnal says: ,•
howe . ver we are biterly'disaPpoint
,ed in this movement,. it.' is "in, '.one aspect 'not,
without encouragement to :reflecting :patriots.
When a man.'drops his •proper' namo and as
sumes'a n :: o,7d.r, the
: trick generally implies"t hat
his proper character has in•his.own esrimation.
become:obnoxious in a degree fatal to his par
tieutar ends:' . When a party . does so,..the trick'
invites the.same thing; not generally', but .
The Alhai)y, movement; therefoye is, What*,
ever else it makbe, a confeisib . n. :the Repub.;
!lean leaders that th e Republican - party Such
is
.is odious - to the majority of the Northern,
voters. . The•movementls•an acknowledgment
that, theßepuhlican party in itsproper charac
ter:is played out,.tind can hope to succeed in
the approaching elections only by concealing
its proper character under 'an assurni:il
Ih•other mords the .-rpovement„ presupposes
that the .majority of the North are national.
This surely is a cheering .assurance the .
highest authority: We, however would very.
willingly AispenFe With the issurane.e, •seeing
that it has e.pme in shape ckf , a bold and dexter;'
ous attempt to nulify. the truth, .while acknowl
edging it:"
• • -
Co. Kaito flilladelpliia.
P!IID4DELC . IiiA, June 16
Col. Kane,. of: the Buck,tail. regiment, in com
pany with Captain Taylurof the same regiment;
a brOthei of Bayard Taylor,have.artilied,finving
been paroled by the rebels.' 'Colonel Kane' . is'
only slightly . 'Wounded in the, leg. - •
'ether prisoners taken were sent to Salisbury,
North Carojipa.: • . .
.
lIII=E=
RAN?3AS, CITY; June 16
Adviees (Com Fort Scott of the .13th_etitte,
that detachments of the .2cl Ohio cavalry, arriv-..
ecrit. this place to-clay with),ooo.head affine
beef cattle, and 800 head of mules and' horsce
talten . froM Coh. Chffee'a command on the morn-,
.olthe :40:h..: Our forces, 5,900. strong, in comp
any, with Robb's - 2dludiana battery, under Col.
•ChartesDoutileciciy, made the'dttaek . at an early
hcMr • on the morning of the 4th,' completely
surprising.', the . , enemy.' ..:"A 'part. of Coffee's
'command . is made up,lof Indians.:All .tbe
triunitions,:camp equip/age, &c., ;felt. into our
hinda: A '.regiment ollunion Inaians ore expe c t-
gcl tivoi / :Theie—are to be newly
artn4d itnd 'equipped •piercaratory to marching
, •
;
Atc Cha '8 lik.i,n4u:tivrtms; Jtitfe.l4.
.;* The.tebois yesterday; after' (41,6n..fr0m Old.
~Church's squadron of the 'Fifth Cavalry . , proce:
eded to Garlick'i - Landing On: theA'amunkey
hive , hbolq.four netleilbove.the White flotise,
Where..the they burnt tWO sChrinersand
rrigonsiand:dreire ofTthe.mblee. 'here: their
conduct •is ropresented' , as --liarbaront, having'
killed scveral ..of our tenmeters.' without 'any
necessity; thoSe who failed te'Maka their
escape weretnkeri.priseriers.::- Frorrt.here Alley
:proceeded to. TUrisialyti . .titatidn, four miles from
White I4ouse,..With a view of liurning the: : rair. =
road bridge. A train which was • passing . dOwn
at the time.; was.. fired into, killing. two and
woundingSeyer.p. A Colonelhelonging.An thrl
ILXC'elSier•Tirigade. was,.there taken misOneri
but Succeeded in making' hiseficape'during - th 4 .
night... , A paymaster jumped frotrt the trttin and
hid himaelf in the woods until morning, leaVing .
$1.5,000 in the .cars. • - •
The train never stopped, but 'passed on to the
White_BouSe. After destroying. lhb telegraph
wire at this•point, they. proceededto Baltimore
a
n
Cross Roads, n e a r,. New Kente Court Ho u se
• .
.crossing, the Chiekt;hominy between Bottom's
'Bridge ''and the Jarnes.River, about
. o•olock
; this , The force ,that accomplished
Wa.s.:cOrntinsed of I.sooeavalty atid.6 pieces . .
of artillery, under General Stuart, most olwho
were residenisof, "this locality, and ; therefore '
were stranger ic; the roads. .At . .... White
House, which is a rertilezchfi
. of sutlers end
venders ef•small Ware.s; regular stampede :
took plice.„. Lieut. Col. commendant.
at that post, had all the Corps, OrtNred out and,
posted in Invorable.position to resist any: attack
that mightdiave been 'made. - — The . mail bolt '
Nellie Baket,. which loft' this morning, wits
crowded with . hangers-Onof the army
who, thought Fort Moninc to be : a more
congenial . 010 . Chnrch the iebrds
'had in reserve six-regiments:of infantry with
. artillerY: As soon the facts' were krieWn,
pursuit by cavalry immediatelY ordered,.
ordered, but the enemy haying so much of a'
start. oily. five. vvere.eaptured.: Several!errests
Nape been•mnde to-day" of, citizens withiin onr,
lines, on_ so.picion of having•g,iven- intormation
tie the enemy.. . . • • •
The P.ichmon l:pnpers of thO 12th . , state.,thut
,3,,000 piiannera taken by pen.. 'Jfi . cl;:son.
BUtit&;left:on Wednesday for Salialhiry,
N. C. It also:alates that, of 'the 112 ofOar
3,Vonntied Chat:fell into their,llanils.at'Fairli) . ,4o
nine have since died, anil
the balance are in the
Liberty Prison Hosp . •
, .
WAstr.NcToN; Junp.lB;
A..des'patcli , reeii , ed at the War Department
NOM :this afternOn, :states
that 'C01 . .. A verill had just retiirned from a
iienutto.. the IMatarainy in search of a:band of
giierrillas,. butthey were found have left the
preyiotis day. He destroyed the bridge took a
nUinher of wrie.geniand:. - earta loaded"withsnii-
Pile's for Ri'chtnantly rlestroyed'a.'laree amount
of rebel grain, and captured several ..imporrant .
prisoners.' Col. Gregg 'had made a reconnois
sayicetii Charles City Cniirt liOnse;' and- re-
Covreilsoine intiles'Avhich were driVen off, by .
Col... Stewart it; the p;imdrikay.taid.,
i'im.An6:r,r4iA, June 'l,B
.S'A•cotrespondent,of the Press;:writing from
army.;,. gives an areotfnr of
the-inclirsinn by the eneiny:ta -the vicinity of
the White House; 'ow Friday. afteriMpn, which
indicates that it was nfo're •the'reSult of ti anis
:take than nti Oxhi!:qt ion of daring, recklessness,
as. generally supposed. .11O:seys, speaking. of
the:reiUtOreerneuts . to the-enemy,, that on. Fri
114' alternecin'arlefatchment.of Jackson's . forri,
from Gordonsville, "and along the
line of. Atria Creek..railroad, misied:%:their
.cont'se, when they struck the - head Waters of
the ChickahominY„ went too far to the'. left;
and proceetled.On, Clive Irk . in front, and-infantry
'following, till 'they came; suddenly' upon' the
federal pickets.: In.tently- finding out [her;
mistake, - they drew...o in ortier - ol battle 'and.
ehipg-eci our C'avalry videttc,.who.graduallf
tired before superioe fortes: •'
FOnTRESS RC
.15
. .
The steamer Massachusetts arrived from-the
lames' River this: 'afternoon; Whither she had .
gone muter a flag of - truee. The'result Abe
.
communication is unknown,'. but Col. Kane, of
the.Penn.sylvania ,Bncittail regiment.who was .
recently captured by the rebels in the valleinf
the.ShenandOah,cOrre's (11, 419 reklised* is
ciner, on pat rde; fui exchange. . /
The Federal fleet is still.'inacti've'pit City
Point,:(or reasons best' known 'to 'thi' Govern.
-The hews of the naval fight on the Misiippi;
the taking of Corinth', and..Merriphis, and the
advance.of the•FederalS'into East .Tennessee;
has jtistbeen published -in Richmond and ere
ates.consternation and excitement. -
• Atz.txr, jdne 16.. '
...The. Forrest!livorce,asewill be. l;roug,ht
fore the Court of Arieals . Fdwid
Forrest, with I is e tinsel, Jas. T. Brady, Chili.
o'Conrior •a n Curtis Noyee 'are. now 'in:
.
.city,.stoppiOg at Congtesa Hall. •
.1 : 10.;`; 0 ItTe.ziynoar:l!oNott .ts:lOun.—We • shall .
fire•of praiOng, , D. - B.Ce 'Land . Sr Co.'s
Chemical nlerat . u.s.• •We•ha il its, adyent w ith
joy ns We.havedong heat: out of paiiencn
'the infariOr stuff that has spoilt our bread, bid: .
cuit(cakes,&e.p.-B..DulL'and...* Co. ought : to
a•pensinitfor intro'duCing the , wholesome.
ilrt!ele lefore . the.world. • It is•nose for sale"by
most.lealers in.thenOultry. ': • • •
MAR
At Alfred; N. Y.,.en ftte :ith of Jane, by tIW .
Rev.':,.. V. Hull,:Mn. • W. H. OvIATT, of
Srnetliport, Pa., and Miss Titcaks.t Com.bis,
Of:the former place; . • ••-
we' Were absont, on the farm, HENRY,
orie of the parties to the'affair atypic , noted, left .
'hOme,sforp% short, visit to `g , York State," and
now comes back a captive, ls'ound with, a chain
matrimonial: We are assared, however,. that
he has falien - into kind .hands, and that be - sui:
ains his now relation with becoming fd'rtitude.
We welcome our friends to the circle of 4gold
and-cOuld only wish that their •future .
may'..We'es happy, and free from :eare,. as
their oWn:hopes.htivrpaintell
LICENSE 'APPLICATIONS:
TllP.,foticiieing .lie,rsons filetEibeir ret.ftlens for
Tavern Licenses to , preseiitekt . to,the.Cuert of .
Quarter Sesiiosi of DVlienti - u 74: ? - T'' .
• ;11 . , $ a CAM lIASKE'LL . , Sznetbport Irokebgh, • , -
"Wiese, Ceres towneltip. • . •
I,PiSTER PARISI!. Eldred' • • •
-;,4: B.'
' ,• • Jlgt,':lt cuAr . ,wicir • Cleik, .•
_ ~
- :.CAMEntsf,..olll4ll.•'.::- . ..,..:
, .
-',Silei-ilfi; Stitos',.':: -.: -
Y'' VIRTUE, of surrilry writs o yenditioizi
sued out- . off , the COurt of X 0614161, ..Pl6as:t;f•
Oanieron county,- Pennsyliania, and. to me:di
rected,9here will .!3e...•ellcrioied to ; public sale,
at. the Court. House in .Shippen, said county,'
'on Moodny; the 19th day Of ..Tul4, - :A
7 .. •
The fcillOwing.clescribed -Rear Estate situate
Ircilie'tewnship of 'Shippori,..'county
^rori - and'tite:6l.Pennsylvania, bounded 'and:
described as ;:folloWs,, viz;l3eginning
Chestnnt.post 6n 'the North hank 6lthe Sinna- •
Jnithonlng Creek,' bearing . . South-west froth 'the,
Southwest, :corner : Apple-tree the orchard,
being the: Soutli•Ai•est earner . of .the. Freeman
'Lot; thence North fide degrees 'Fast 'twe.) hurl;
tired:and thirty pipie to a pest,. for a:corner ; m
.thelloctii line of the ',Original litivey; thence
Seuthfifty,ni,nedeg,ries EOst eightY,perCbe!, bn
-ittid north . line,to a post or-said line,fqr a corner,
on th.. Nortb• line of the original . :surveY afore
said; thence SO'iith . .fiye degrees IVt . es two bun
iired and .siity-fice 'peles •. to a, pm!. on the,
North: hank:of..the .Sintiemahoning. creek;
"thence, up he said creek, through ;all its wind,
ings, to the'place Of.beginningf containing one
hundred and' (* . five. end one-half acres of
.land:
all improved, one 'Dwelling' Honse. -two BarOs
and qut T lionScs,.,tpo , ,Wells of water, •Ohil •rt
ourintitY,.ed :Fruit. trees, ;and. One':Blecksmith
Scitecf, taken . in Fxecution.and'in'he , Sold as
the: property . 01 oviiey:.itt. 1,6", sui( of
Jonathan COlegrove...now. , for :the . use Of John
ALSO,-
The fullOwitig . rleserl,bed.. Real tstate 'situate
in Ain, township of Shippen.Oliuty.of Caneron,
and 'described ..ns follows, to witi-LBouniled•
North•hY4a rrant No 4033, formerly •owneti,
by- William Britike't; : tast by damis -of C:
Snge,-South by warrant or-lauds of huit
.Wost by. lands'or Seriedir Freerridn;' :containing
hundred and thirty-seven.aeres of land; be
t.he'stime more or less, 'thereon nine
Eiwellina•Houses, : two Stole flooses . ,
ill, four- Barns' and Out:houses,. acid
One Blacksmith Stini), three Welh of Water and
agaantity'oirniit . Trees,anllmbout;
acres uf
taken in filxertitiMi„ an I will
astheTiroriecry of L. C;
. Cowley, at the: . • .51/il
ol lonathan'Coliigroiiedniti• fir
: the use of SoN)
• • Jorge A. E.TD.WED, ! Sheriff,
Sheriff's Office Shippe . if,•erctri I roq co, ;Pa.: •
June.l.7,•'.A. D. 18G2..
. •
. .
.SMETHPORT . LIVERY, STABLE..
rpHE SUBSCRIBER has opened Ai nsw Liv
ery Stable in Smetbport; at O. R. Ben- .
nett'i Old Stand, On Main street, just eakt of
Mchanics', where can be -round the best,of'lltlr
ses
and• Carriages at law prices; lie intends to
make Smethport 'a permanent residence; .and
asksa , shafe of patronage.. l
A. N. 'SMITH.,
Smethriort; August 21, ISGO. n23tf.
. . . .
. • • Sherlff,s Sales.
yinvw..or mtitt•l
of .flea;' tvnrli
~)t;oai'Erpoaa.a,'icsperlhilt ; . of. th e een rt . . of
Common Pleas or Nl'lilean Count, and to Ali
'rected, there will be exposed to public. vAlc;
,at
the Court henna, i n *the .flogough Sinctliport
on'Ntontlaydlinttleth, 'A. D., A.Stl2; at l o'clock
p. nt,' ' •
•• The folloiving described real estate: bealallial
ht a hemlock, tite.,Frotthivest. corner-.of lot No.
of thee - allotment of the itinghttni•Littole in
f4yette kowntitt, M'Keett Count:itthence west
bv '.'slorse, ivty-eight nil
,tire ;
•
. • .
V:ittlnt'perelols tlicatee rorth'lty lands nf)o's•
lidon, ono linntlr • ed and Snventy-fiye and . four
tenfiN •pornites • t• tbenec sOnth :oighty-sight de.
'green e,at,•abing'State noad, sixty four 'perches,
theotte south by Binghan .Lands, one: hundred
and. seyenty•Liteee andtti-tenths perches ; to the
place of begiuning:', • ContalOing,.sity•eight . and ,
one:tenth mcres;. Idtlyan''nllowanoe , of'si 'per
-cent, for•roans, &o.; 'be the sante more or.: lvss.
It belng . lot. N. -A2 of the allotment of thO
ltarn:Lands'in f,ayfayettelownship,ari,d.port of
warrants limltyi•ed 2241 i and 2254. -
.: • Seizod•ann taken in execution and to:be sold
ha the lifonerty Pliihriam Perry. at the .sait
•of Ilittglotyt Trustees. •LSQ
- • . • •• ' .•• •
....T . he.following described' real es • t. ttn,,beginnirin
nt maple, the north-west earner of lot - .l`lo. 8:1,
of tlto allotment of the Bingham lands . • in.'. Loral'-
' ette Township, thence south two degrees treat
by lot NO. 03, one hundred . and , kixty-flyepetilhes .
/. end nine lentlisi-Ilience abink,StAte'Rond . inerth
eightpeight and thred-fonrths degrees west one
hundred perches, -thence by hit No, stl, north one
- •
and one half degrees.'east: one hundred %and
•- - ty4dx and .eight-tenths. perches; thence south.
•reighty•eight•and
. orte-fonrth' degrees •east, . one
.ll un d red 'and-fo u r and . fi tent h nerches•O --the
-place, of •begintiing, Containing...ninety-eight
' nnd'eight tenths acres•with an allowance of six
'per cent-for rends,.. be the sane mpre'or less'
Itheing:lot.No. 51 of thoallotingnt of the- MO
, hem Lands in Lafayette' Township, and yiart,
• warrant.numbereil 2254... '
• _Seized 'and taken in execution hild• lie .seld
aS.the property Of George W...Wartrous, 'the
suit - of Bingham Trustees.. • ••.
•
.
The following, described real estate, lieginning
ntn sugar tree, the seutlfivest cornerof lot .No,
'B5 of the allotment of the Ilingliantlandi in • La
fayette Township, thence east by lot No. Mt,' one
hnndred and thirty-one perches, and eight tenths;.
thenc l Smith eighty-throe and live tenths perches;
thence weat by lot No.. 78 and flinghain lands one
hundred and thirty and one tenth perches; thence
north by Bingham -lands eighty-tin : ea. lied live
tenths perches to the place of beginning:' con.
tdinin sixty.fout-nnd six tenths" acres, 'with an
Allowance of six per cent for road's, be the
same nioro or less; It tieing. lot No. St. of the" al.
lotment of the Bingham lands in'Litlayettc . Town
ship, and part of warrantmumbered .2255.
-• Seized mid taken in "eiiecntion,,and to he Sold
as the property of William a nt I.he snit
of Bingham Trustees. JA NIES E. BLAIR. Sheriff.
rSEIERIFF'S . •
June 10,18C,2. • 1. •
Sheriff's Salo
IDY..Virtne of. a Writ Secoiul:Plurias Vendithint
Ll Eipint6s, issued out of the CourVor Common
piea,3,ollll , Knan County; and to me directed I
Shall r.qise.tci Finlillu.nale - at' Cie' Curt House
in the Do.rough•ofSmethrthit on Idonday.the 30th
day . of 'June, A. D., 1802, the foliowihg r described
:real esiate:' • -
'The following described, Real; Estnto situate"
in €eree townshiti,• JSl'Kea cOonty,'.Ponnsylva .
nia, bounded and desaribell asfullows,
Beginning at the..state. line, at, the earner's - .of
warrants Nos. 4.325'and.4320; :'sitfd being R;art,,Oi
warCant'No. 43211, thence eriet;'brthe stAtelpie,
forty perches ton post.::nornoii. on ,theiinkr,6l
thrwayo.creek; thence. eolith onel.hundred - . 4 'und
sixty. perches to *hooch tactic - 4 , in tho
,lino of
laud' sold' to .liernien !Alloy; thence. iest,
lino of Raid land; foitypere , hee to a poet. corner,
being thif 86.14 h-east ociraerof lot eurveyed to E.'
J. Maxon; thenee .nortli. ono hundred !and sixty'
perches to the place' beginning; containing
. , • .
fortracres,' grid, measure, be the'santelnore,..or
tiventyt.wci acres • linproied, one
good fraine'houseWith.ti good , cellar • one !ratite .
barn 30 4.42 feet, with two sheds attached,', bee
:Well, of Water„and 'about eighteen apple trees.'.._
'Setzed,*thltert (ietiotion and Will be' sold'as
the property Of Janes J. , Caylattt at, .;the - Bait of
Stanley.. tit.arti it. • • •
J*ES' IitATR, Shea
:ill !MIFF ? ! ' 0
• • • :• • •
• .•
• ,
DY 'YIBTUE,..cii a writ or V toutit i m'iia -is- ,•
17 sued out orl.fia.CoOrCot;u t n
Oeion Picas of AD:Kean'
county; and .t.d . meidireiraed,, Were. will be expoied to •
oublic Atte, , at' the Court Donne, • in' the - Borough :of
Strietliport, nu Monday, June ,ZOthi D. 1802. - at 1,
o'clock, 1': M„Defsnilantal. ititeresCito tbeTo flowing; •
, described .ifteal„Estate, 'situate in Heating Aownship,
McKean county Detinsylrartia,
: bounded 'and described
as folhiw,+ t to• wit ; ' • •
Begibiting at a
i post in. the West line of OHO T
tortkeiglity•eight,iind a Batt degrees,
west one hundred'and tliorty.ulne perches to a postid
th 4 east One. ot (lebrge W, •Grikwol t l's let; the suuth
reef " ; corner therear:Alieneh." phith - • ohe 'and:
'tliree fourthe degrees east, by.theyast. line of said •
wold,:eirbty percheit to,a . poPt., the north east curtier'or.
siiid.l.it;thence north 'eighty nine'degreei: - west ; ono.
and Muir: tenths of. a pet eh, to a' post the South-east.
corner of another:lot of said Gri?whhisri•thenej: north
one and three-fourths of a degree 'Oust by thtiOnst Ilse,
of 'raid lot, Otie,:hunilreib.serenty-tdx and four-tenth
- perches too:hug:l'r tree; those!) north.,., seventy-nine
and threo ti tithe perches to a posit. thence east ninety'-"
lie remand nine. tentlis . perceettto a.be6ch, theric,esouth•.
•eightyi.nne parttime to a.plist-the . north r west corner of:
Jetties Taylors? 11.A;-thence south one and a Diu ilk de,'
ewe; 'west by the west' line of- salt Tayloratiot, one
hundred tier enty . fse y en' and one tenth.' Pereltes,..to
poht"f south west veornet'.of eild. int; thence south
eighty 'eight and a halt degrees east' by the, south line •
of said lot forty.and nee tenths perches, .to a 'post the,
south-west corner °rale aforesaid lot of. (trio J. Heins: .
tins; thence south one anda half degrees s'reid, tint
Wort line said • llantiln , ,i lot, eighty perches-to the,
place of beginning. Containing two hundred fourteen
and tour tenths acres, with' this tonal iilliiwance of six.
per ertit'for. roatbl,ak c, to the same more or lep.,
jog mirth of warrants Now 21160 lOW 12067; - About.hno.
hundred aun thirty !Lorna iinproVed,. with one frame,
'house, two Dame barns, nos stone barn, Ohio Mdir-tuflt
and Wit. two !lurid red p.md thirty Iron trees;. knuin as
'l.hO ronsiolino farm:- ' .
•
AfAo..7.one other "lot buitnaled .118.• I . olloll'ly to vVil • '
Beginning at it white walnut on Arne bank of Sixes creek
lir the line between warrantsNog...ol.l76 -and ;:101' owl
being part Of No. 21175;thenee 'crest by the Turnpike. to •
the south weot corner of letelittet Itopney',9 fet•theifte
east tine bond ref and eighteen logle, to a. - sager 'tree.'
eutineri therionsouth eaet, alxteen redo
too black .OSIC beyney; theory,' siattldaixty deescenettst;
thirty reds to lt» . pill! tree in the' old lino, thence east
tit adnaple stump on the bank theticaiitp •
the creek to the pine° of begluninir, containing abtint
forty-eight aerie; -'more"Or less, always reseiying. one'
'fourth of here. on avliielt the - school house stands,
'being to part-Of the Saufe lot conveyed by Sheriff's 11,e04
to . llt'ut:, A,- Willfains, about ten' acres. 'engraved, ono
front., house' nod one alitility loom, • • . • • ,
ALSo.—Oise other: tract hounded and' de scribcCam
fidlowv; . v Beginning St a fu' the South of
warrant . N.oi 0)05, thesodth-cost cOrner•of Int No. 2 , 1
bonceyod to fsitae. Brewer thence by, the east tine of Said
let, north one and a : fourth degrinis ~ n it. one dittivireq
and' ninety two perches. 1
. 000 south:cosi ienrner'uf
No. 0 . 5 • ectiveyed, to 'Gardner Idereett • thence by' the.
Nod line of gold dot, mirth one laid a half; ifegrevieaSt
tintsix tenths perches; thence, south nriglity;
seven and a bOli degrileotitat: one build run tell ytx and
two tenth , ' verches, thence id lion tiV •litie 'of, lot No.
105,South one tind a half •degrees it
snots. pill two. tetoit• ;pee. lino o f
Lid' la, thirty -fair and enins- porches,
thence South .scv nod eigto,t,nih•-• I, Peelle', to •
lie•saah lioe'or warrant N0..2n5 thfitice rhid Burn
north eaility•seveditint a trill degrees. writ , sdiveqy.
ion percher to the place of beci nnitg. - • do n tape' n¢ ante
bun !red. and thirty six acres, w:Ilt the tivual al hnrouce
of six per cent,die nlie salon it ha oz. lot
No: it of the allotinenterAte'doighato hinds In Neilting •
diiwndtip Anil p lit COOO, about eighty
improved, oneAkianty h0t..., one Tritlllti hint tint!
about 0110 hundred fin ittrees, khdwu ',Lathe Otis lroce
.
tiM.M.—One 05.10 , 17 tract of land hourid.,l and deseribed.
follows. li:beeidi,dhence north
one handreil.end thlrly-f.ar perches, e a.t, ono
humlred . .thjMy•two and,filer to rith pe -"hes to st 'beeCh
thence Booth ope.listi !red end this-ll..lone' 'per,heq to
a lieeol.; thence west nice Iniutred and thirty' tne'and
foffmteotlis perclie., to the' . ;lace- of. hegli ning. (Ion."
t tininkme Inindrodaml four aad six tenths acres, with
the osual, allow:mem:a sir pe'r Abe' !acne; more
le...lt.bejtgl4 :N0.•45.0f -he It nglptin lands in Kea,
thug township and part of IVarrMii t No• 252 t!..
- A tse. - --,tim•bther tract of land.ineginning.at a beech
the sou th•west.eornor thence west twenty
'four perches tetthe east, lini;of l if No. 11 B.eonvoyee
.
Hull nod Morse. thence by. mind , line Mirth three loin
dred ninety-nine and tive,tentli's pere.nes to the 'north-
east corner of
,saill let, thence 'Mirth sixty perch-es,
thence east line litixlr,t verches to 'a
.beech, thence.
• southlwo hundred eighty-tive and-three-tenths perches
thellee' ei,t.nlaety-ses en perelito to a heisloels„ thenee
son ' one h,i wired nevebty-four end' and two-tenths
perches to .a theister neat forty p erches tsi a.
beech - the Solidi-east corner or. lot
. No. "Cures old
thence by.,llne of - still lot north one hundred.and thirty
-four perches tea beech. thence west.one and
thicty , myeand,four-tenth'perche.,• thence small One
hundred and 'thirty-fonr,percliels: to -ihb place of be -
ginning; containfiat two hail bred eittltly,sone and telit
tenths seres, lie the s one in ire or Jess,
.and being lat.
No. 11)0 n 1 •the allotment of - Ilinglotin..lawls in . lteating
township, and part 'of warraitta . - 2 '5l and' 2255.
nbnnt thirt pie restimProved. last . two mentioned
lotl'aitel - one Fnaloe House gust one F . rerne Baen, known
30-the Italfswav-hein•C Sin which tom; irons new re.
side , ; all in the Township,.tlsiuntprind.litate aforesaid,'
' Seized. takep imid In he cell or the'proP
erty. of
.t.lldeau lions,lat the ~-nil di - Clark .
• - .de>l 173 E. 111A111, -.Shedd.
Sheil It's Nice, Fins:thy° t, June
Sheriff's SAlo
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\ - I . IITOE.of a vidt,of altos I[en. Kr., issueissued..l out. of E. Con rt . of Common- Pleas of 'flier
Ciobigy of Nl'Keiin,. of Pentn:Jvania. and. ti
tne.ilireoied.lherg Iv''' be exposed, to,piddie
iit tfie Court 'louse,• in. the'lloronglv. of Smith;
port; on 111iniday/the day June next, at ono
o'6"oek.p. iu.,th following deseribetl.lleal
•: 'file, following described real estate, nil situate&
in Ceres •township„ M 'Kean county Pa.; hontntl art
and deseri bed as follows, to Wit: the. Wm,. arid
hind eonneeted.witt. the-mill property of defend
ants, .cMitaintng 'about MO liumfred and. fifty:
acres of land t .. ,• abouttwti hundred acres improved;
fixe frame houses, low' tenant tionseS;threetgood.
Itnme barns, one nay barn, one good 'garrg,:riniy-
Mill,•one'english.saw milkedger and latlr
arid 11, choice lot of fruit trees; 'bounded, on• the!
north 'by 'W. C. Ilarber , and the.ritatelinei on the
east by , lands.ol' ‘Vntiitell and .lohn-.Bee;
,on
:South by D:. Fuller and..Keating lands; Mid. on
the westdiy widow hinds nut D. k FlWards,
excepting tine aero' to School Directors of Ceres
township. : .
• ..Abso—oni, other piece of land bOunded'on the
north by the ristYayo creek; 'Olll- the 'east by•G.
W. Mosher; 'en the south by. Keeling lands; on,
the west by Keating lands and
.Clark; eon-,
brining 11•Dymeres more or less, unimPrOved.••
Abso—:One • other piece, of laud • bounded as
follows;: beginning, at amigar tree' enrner, being:
the north-west corner of a lot conyoyi;,d by John,,
Keatire A: Co., to Beni: Wandermark;•••thenar
north forty perches' to a beech' eorner; titmice
cast one, hundred perches to a post.; tluinee north
arty pet dries t 0 a post; thence east two:hundred
parches 'to. a hemlock h
, corner; -thence. south'
eighty perches 'to heinlitek.'cornert thence.
three, hundred percites to the placti of beginning,
containing one • hundred and twentY•tive. Acres
more'or less; being lots.No.lso•aud 153-'of the
allotment of land in COPOS't9wnship,nnd part of.
Warrant No. ?•311'. •• • •
'.Ar,so—One ether lot bounded on the north by
the Stale line; east by,llertrielr and White;•south
ty OF , ir ay creel]; and west hy; V. P. Carter; :eon- •
Wining one aerb itnit'stxty•ene Percheei be the•
came more. or hiss, iinpreYeiL •
too . —Delendanta , interest .the following
described tract' of land It - being the undivided:
half of said tract known as the,ozhis Elmer lot,
buirrided.as fri'llotes; beginning at it maple
her; being the'north)vest•corner of flenry.Chev,
dler's land; 'thence weselry the line of Asahel •
IVi'ikltt.s hold TertY.t Woe and . ei ghtjenthtt perch,'
ea to a beech 'curlier; 'thenee.south ono hundrer ,
.:veuty•flve•ntid sik•ionitts perithea a'poat' coy
ner; thence mist slioproar .amlolghtlenths'
afiti3 to a beech cortier, , being ..the eouth-iv)
*corner et' Ilenry Chevi4iere land: thenee by
line of geld lend !ratite:one:hundred twenty ]
end simeuths'perchee to the place of begin
eentainlng-fifty acres lied One hundred and )
bet.lot,sittne Ilion, or Ibis.
(kmiwn. as: John'.
Fit property), bounded on the 'n
r, R. ,iter's mill race.; on the . .east
r=r=
cif.Thinry.t3mitl); and on the, weHt
Sntith'; containing- '.nboiit :ninete
inorti; or itnni•oved . why
frame house, frnme horn, anti .corn 'llc
ehoieolot of fruit trees. .(Inquisitiet
Seized and taken in.Exeent'Onitndi
as, the property- of John. lolly an
Adams, at the suit of Elizahoth
• • JAMES E.
Sheriff's Ofllre, Smethporf,
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