D)!i Fremont ,
' • • ' 1. ( 1" t
lavgJ
~ f •
.11.00;.,
hot; trpo
J0 ; 1 ce, 000 C omololo rhf.
...P.te!noot onstiltile t firs I
,:k!ffy(l) rommooded by; .
r'''.• • • 1 8 ..
• ternmq. , tmcFs. op; or s colostitute
the ariny col 1)., re to lie co 0100 a
Thetnter's oritlgr..llte DOW 0)1 • eon
ilitute the thiid aim) . corps;to he entninataleti
. 3fctAl's divi ton, ten thousand strong, wiiich
tdrmed a part of 'Atellowell s corps, has reached
by water, another ; is to ;fat'
•• , itntiiiliately in the :satue vay,..n,..iiite.Gen. I.
tl,o''oparate ogsinst:the enetny
•
has received other, reiniOreetnelitato:
'of several thoulands sloop 'the lte::
Pr'Fl7 POl ' N'r; i.Yli.',..jiihe..2o.
Last evening one nVotir- juntusats ttioved
and. shelled. therebels ton; t Petersburg' road,
but viithout,any'utilitlallies on the rebel's,.side,
according to their Own . incount,of the affair.
l'he,SOtOctrn„neWsliarieri contain. no import
, .
...o.en4J,ongityeeiiisc;6lo inaniiiig;niiilress to
.hit troops on, Monday s in .view of the .great
e,iiiliet.tivirninetit,.ineitinithein to new deeds.
' advising thenrto aim la'w and
make sure
. tit;tlie.rnark . , , •f. • ; .
.0 • .
The ofliciel limibflhi rebel losses. nt the'
.battle, , pl Fairthike. have, beep pnblighed
}:igbty,five reginientl.and in, ull
*Ork'exmago, - .euelaining aloee 'of killed. and
*minded end mileik of. liv e - thousand, .eight
hundred and ninety-iieven. • • . • . • :
• The rate Of'postaeo. on lettere the It South.
ern Confederacy'? 'hatt•been raised ftom live to
• About • ten this' Morning,a' nonvoir.
once arrived at. City Point With Capt. Itobert,
ion and Lieut. Sykos,,of .the, rebel army, who
. 'retti'fi'uinfor pittnieaif honor to Piot
.ratt; tiiet gOverittiient' l haiing'de4i4l.4 not
uotk'esiiny , individual exchange~ ont
S:.Governmenk• alotli.agree upon terms:: for
geneta)Axehante of , prisoaera.,, • :
.
;'9'eß.'PrOntiei and 'fift y other Yeti r!ral effieere,
taken a!,Sbilebi tinve been removed to Atlanta,
A deepatib: trot!, cliattanooga soya, % the
have etauppetled (!orn that place,. lett
vini cidiqui and Nieiything
The' 'Che'rle'ston Mercury .ehyst..--All was
quiet ai4airris Itiand'on Sunday, but therene-•
my•vrae . buitily engaged, in.throydnt uri earth-
The ~steamer.-, Memphis, . from Liverpool to
Ci111,0440N, rialsfas,sati o N. P., ran the blockade
yeiterdijr : successfully. She has ,on .hoarq
Ward, 'fete Miribiter to Chinti, and a, valuable
cargo Of 'British goode. The Meinphie is n
Aron Steamer. . (-\• ,
Mont Instr. PRISONERS.--l'eiterilay, be
tween, It and . 12 sixty.more rebel
rtisottera,:ttrrivied., by the Cumberland 'Valley
train, kern Hank i e. .. . They were
marihid through Market . and Fourth ' Atraets
and Ride 'toad to. Camp att rue ting alb
irmhense deitU of attention: . They; ale' a hard
tankful seri and are no improvement.. on (hove
alrettdy„here.. Thar we'te young. and old mix
and not a decent.suit of clother in . the en
i stigk'Thtion.
. • , • . •
The consolidation o(the forces under Major
GencralaFregnonti Banks and. McDowell, to.be .
cellar! the areuy,of t h, Major- G anent I
tope as the'Oldir.Commander, is', hailed .With
delight ai etienait of • the:defe . rmication .
'the President to ect with 'reference only iof
puhlic-yrelfare; while it is nOt-douhted that: all
ot these oftwera,mill co-ope rate
thelperfOrtiance o f this patrioti c . duty. • '
Fasoni IN WISpONSIN.—The Milwaukee 1
NeWs peiblishes the repOrt of a committee .1/p
-ointed by the late ••L‘gislature,to investigate
thOcondtict,of, ',certain State offiCeta conc.erned
•
- in disbnising•the,War•Fund. • The News says:
.There is do, , methed of reasonin g , which 'can
dispose ;of ithe lamentable fact.tbat neatly $2,-
0.00;090, we're: laist year paid out by our gtate
sillicess,•ftw WhiCii no adequate' consideration
was received.; .
h ii.evident fo'all fair,ininded men, from the
" (Iss, oliSistlY'fierstafOre made public,,and also
heat the faCt, , presented by the . Investigating
• Cotninitlee" that tot onti has ,there; been; the'
firossest - ond•Most inexcusable recklessness and.
':. ihaiagancein - the rninia,geqqetit of the.public
riiiiroOrt byoUrStiti:oftkceys, but that 4e,hiberrite
'...c*rkPtionl . filis'VPo
. 0 feii*;:i't . 'the gta te:eapi
..:,(o: . /171 ; 03 ,
motlyillim the people pliFed: there to
sl.l4.dVitlreasukYihiii,wantonly Plundered it,
; and* iii
theii in
i rro
y and: mountain of tax
alMP'astheiV'onlyLegacy,' .: • ' .
~
.. - 'Tile oull,o of tile Mound Car.
Co , n .
• ..„.
Edify action in which the river gunboats
bave.been ilinwn the • neeessity
- ; for;better beats, ; At . Fort Henry the Cincin
nati.. Wan atrucleby shot in ,ber boiler, scald-.
!p,ileilb the greater part of the crew % while
the loan oflife t
,enemytens, nothing. • • At
Pot t,.,DconitelsonAbe:. gunboat. ••'were disabled
and °bilged to fell '!liack,..withosit having made
any,eerMall IMPreli‘'on
ion ' the ene my. At
• • •
...Fort Wright two .of our gunboats were disabledl
•
by the enemy'll.rnins ; and +tatty at the attack
on the,. rebel • battery nears St,.'Obarlen, the
:31.ound City wan; ! enploded-,:byrsbot .in the
'steasn'ebes4•ind.out of ta'crew of one hundred
and .severity-five, twenty4hree: , :are :.re
Petted,a l Waned ,nebutt. • : ! •
• , :The'lese-of lite In, the , gunboat actions with
• . share, bitteriesflies, t hue far' been• too ! great for,
0401e.ecnoanpliebed:by,tbeir. means s: , and
the:icbatile. Wean be protectetUfrom aboq
. it yr.too Much ta,nsltAr good men to ship on
Abel*. '• The g r i t:demonstration •ehoWeil
„their
•.s.imPerfeetlet64 - , and: eYery'slicceeding - on - han
It is Within the.re.:.
our mechanical to, build boltd,
..:,-•'.. , ',eritilt: l lCleetit,lbe'.ballereprotected. • It, is, pre.;
bebniltall invulnerable to
litdalesiPPl; and
,„ . ::,woh-jig f iokieimine degree protected
40 0 , ith : ratitiqit s rf , r19. 4 / 8 41 4 . 5 t1m• put . , t, he
A d
liriergsksn
iminala i ‘e',tnirproving,on„thi.leasen
: *ifnirgierOrica'i atti prisbatiletlWt
' j cruses a l
Ltita(kliii4,!bee,Maa'brilliant
iv.
'ktik'tti#4ooloo , o,)byjlbeqlanii' forcea:
,kfulef c lkiffiii4R•4lo.4ot . Oielb o 44: 44, i ,
:4
0 0: 11 ,001MIlliflttIttO
Vii,, '
e' "
I,ll'titait itaunti) Ektilocrilt 1
-•
n'ecbidirivii wit If O rognlntior).46 tlr.Slar
1!„xopotivo•
• 'con - unit too !lir , • .I) , :rnoerlf . ey: of
Pr nnqvivapia' monrin Soto ronv,T!inn.nr
. lliirrisimr.i, tin. Priddy, • IIIO: 'of '4.01y
; 4141 11'1
ilnifrs for Ainlithi: floriernrand Griii
ertb::nrill -adopt si)ell q 'ma si
teemed hqcoi'ssnry for ,tlie . .wrl4nr'n or thii n Pm ,
orroic . fmrty.,6o the fOonfr.t . ..
~ •• A.Nt IV.FT Slf •
..Chriirmatt'Demnowlin State Mn. Cainmiiter ,
, ,
..rot:wrti 0r....irt.x.„—t.,0. (orals can learii
tite're baiie 1.)41i. no arrangerpepts tplo.brn,
(pi t !
at Port-Alliiirb'any are finVe ri . l)ail, et 4*.
At - .oletin extensive. preparations ere
b e ide a grand W
ou I(I not be'behind (inrt nitigibrii'S,'it is high
svax'mail , , •
..•,. • .
, ,
citt(roin. nrr.'
tail Rifles returner tn,this . village% en WedneS
day;'moritirig last in giiite feeble health. - lie
was slightly. vi , ottinied tc. , •the • brcnit 'tit.
ionburg a.Minnie half, bntlis•Most : sertOtts.
injury•ivas•received in'the , 00104 'of 'the etur'
my on Stinday.'aft.er:thebato": contrary to
the wishes' of hissitrgbnn hi :Oil.:
ny on • tha t day; and.he'tin iaphr fsilh'suit;. iii'
scaling , a'fenc , e i he acct en a y 6 anJ,ltuntri
ilimielf.internallyrotitnrrng;• siti;ouSsEl,.
a.,.b100d vessel -of the chest. The
thinks, , h 6 will be tip again in n'few days :awl
ready: (or. du V .7-;bieid. ' • • .
~... '"(..:.aPtain••6llford hill --vi.it
friends at this place as.soon as 14 , is.abie`to
.hear . the fatigue. ot the joltrnek. •
CuAl!LEsTit, •June.2:l
WAsitt,rd•roi,; June 16
MEME=
-, Satarday, Juiie,2B, 1862
PittsiCO.,ivam•rtMi:--The 1117)1,er tells n' mars
Cativentinnlo he; held at : Binethpori, : on.
'day evening ne?iti.4a.viting:s‘alithat :are; in fa.
. suppressing ofdrebellion at all , Intzltaide,
.w it hoe t.dist t ion :of. • Party," Before we
could cestOtif.lartunes'willt such a party . the
phdiurnvirmat he.amended or . exPleitked v ery ea.
We would sapigest lids es preterit : Met
Aao : ettatain the Cor;uvr'rrirrio:4, suppress rebell
ion and restore the Union, as its founders. let t
ff.'? On sneh. a:platform we emild.unite , with
honestly deiirid.rto.necomrdish . so wor
thy anrObject.„ • •:
:Why is it that- ReptibliCans soatiitliedt?.
sore tbwonstitutimi and its requirements? It .
must be -,because its. wise 'provisions,;contlemn
their .unholydOetrines.' Ina constittitional
view :Abrilition:Republicanism: is treason,
,: if
praCtically 'carried 'out. Abraham Lincoln
holds the °Mead-President solely by the cOnsti 7 '
tionrhavini received but 'alriße:over one•third
ef the' oteSo..the. people . rif • the United 'Stideii .
for that otfiCes . ,:by no other 'tight' could he ex
,ercisethe daties of that highstationf and
power is . speci fi ed urn d limited by that linitiu
mentl.:.outsidei of Its provisions the People.hre
given him 'no power; and stand, by their record;
Opposed‘to the platiorni on ‘vhich' he Was' elec.
believe the: •Piesident is fully
ved tO'preseryo -constitutions .while the
-actepf' 'leading itypuhlicans just aS":plaioly
shovithat they. llave no
. siiuh desire, and would ;
attemptt he
,OverthroW.of the governinent un
less it Can. be bent to eofresp . wid with their
• very easy !o* cry light_ and incite ffo
bloodshed by arousing the passions of . .rinn
but the people tioyv . ..ask th'nftbe uIJ of the
virsr be defined; nail .that it maintained for the .
•cOnil.itution;ind . within its limits. • •
•-•
tsTrti: A nniti:SS lir . l l. olfltTgEN
,
Under , tliii caption the Iltine6.ip a long article,
wipes out the "Address of Democratic ..niern
hers of Congre . si." Olcourse We should not
have.publiehed it in the Dc,nocr/Jr without 11'4!
'asking the consent of the editor of .that paper,
and but forthls he had purposed to - pass whir
the esscandalorts and insignificant docuMent in
silent conterript:.'.. The article is written in.
the .style for. which that Taper. .become
noted—denunciation. : Nothing is urged agiiiitst
the adilress ) except that it Was 'Ho/theist any
andiaeitil and on Of efr Mpg rexponsiliii:
ity!" Yalandigham; of Ohio,,:are brought un
der the teldinl yotirse. • "
. At the commencementoVe ore atketkand at
the. close of the article, a // , ttarn4 is made, in
the Short abrupt tene.of oheln authority, to say
whether Wesapprove it or nnt.. Being thus
questioned, we: feel rontpe4ad to say wexan
see nothing in the addit;es. to 'cotidernn:
. We might differ with, the editor of the Miner
as to the way in which to show our devotion
to • the Union and Constitution; we certainly
do in.advocating the, destruction of , the latter,
And in striving'_. to prev'eat :the restoration
:dt the (reeler. . • . •
_ . .
~ Aft , o4.l...co,Rinane Istaym—Governor Sprague
Of.4llodejsland, 'appeals to.the citizens Of that
:Stattilor- more, troops, to report %kit li in ten day;
tiii-the State central Military. Committee. He.
• . ,
. , .
to the.
the War. Department
to the Governor Of this Stute, indicate that in a
certain A:finagle:ley sMlitional number of
troops will be requiro for the p.urpOse. of. ena
bling the government to enil ftirsvartl,froirthome
localities; the nieittalitnie r. imierienee entiles
them te inure, active service' the seat 'of
:Wer. • - • • •
gilt is inipossihla now to fdretell What. course
, the necessities of the cetintry will iequire the
. -Executive of this State and ofother loyal States
fo adopt to, koept.to-its'properatandard the' rmy .
-Of the Vnited States:'; 'A resort the',poWer
'conferred apOn .the CoVertioe - by . the lawS . of .
Asia State be , the last measure which he
will feel' called apOn-triadoptt' butin view . of
lhat•contittgeneyi , aghin appeal to' all`. good
'citizens to'.arnbrace , this' 'Present Opportunity
for voluntary soviet. 4hiCh'events now. seeitt
to foreshadow 011. 'the last', that will .be
stiortied.'?. • •
„ . . .
. .
:11(:C.1.1 - .1.1. - x * is .. l'i 0.‘ • 10,..0.1a - rotes, (.-. (.
. ;rain! 25, I SI i . 4 .•-•,- 1-I vciiiiiil -- I
1: - -•' I ; of;',. }1.661: . 1' I' . is t 0....';•101 , k ....1 i 1 k'..4 111 - 1 h i ii .,.. ad . •
1' , .i1 0 ...ei) 'lO s• • •'.1 1. , 1 - ipil , '1 , ..i 1 14 ' 1 f ,. )i , "N la . OCCilly iik..! 4 .
1 11,!Vi:P.1,11i!Nii/..110• C , ' , 11)! ?Vat tfi,ll Fl ' O IIOn1),.:
. (0,;:r Will; al - tr,fr 1 . . • ,f ,, t . el ft,"1111'!1 . 1r . ..:j 0 , ~. .m. I rip il ~
' I iv , Offi.,lif r . ...: ' ii 1 , 11 Li "i , i 4 t 10,110) r 1 (1';'.1 . 0(:1: la - the •,
- , in i.07-Ip, -hot 'llia:rale:ls (~ : er'e :101,0(1. til• - gi.c.e •
0 - way .h"elora Ilia iiir ine'ible•Teurage of no C iniin.o
. •litirinelhe (ley..e.cOry.thing inclicatell a T.,(eir 1
. 01 - 11 1 -eligagefrionl,,h 11 1 the enemy for sOrne•rce-•
.iliiri 'or 'irt her harked 'mil (1 1 . . ii,. •• : 2 .• • . • -: •• --•
'rho 110 . i1119 VI 11.1.09 00 . a s ~I1,! ' ro 1 y . a
..
p Ver . ,--•-•
•
Till 16 . $ ' F• 011 - 0(11:
.sidC.-iVill be lihont. - l.lito • frilled
nmi. - wood '.- , • - - • ' 0 •
.., . ' • ,- . •
• :Tile - lel lo 1.. Mg are among the woriiirleil :-,
- , (.61 . , ',f.irrison.'ivrllontear iiid to Gen ..P.ahrier,
• ••ri:olirelett i:n the he ni1.... - '-........ ••• .• -..•••
• - r. a pr . - itu - ker.t y • ,' - 0f 1 hr; l• , ( i(cuilti.•l , lxc'elier” II ei,- .
. ' lineritj is-hiintle(ll in the Irig, s . • • • . . .... •
. - •••.-(pli e l c i a • a (pang' t lia - elliers 'lll 'lllO I'irs - t..1
-. llasSiir hilQa - tts . '.Regitneht, -which' sull'aird ille,i
•fflll9t .ig 11- fililoVi . c ; ' • •. ..
..‘ •
....
.. , • ~
...
.• Cilpt...lV!fil:'l , oll4Pli •Irl 't hp liana, • • . - . i
rapf„Cailpi!), -(,enundrul in, the breast.. i
'• dapt, - - f."..htiln . lll(eliiiii . , ix - nitride(' - iii . t lie (irm; l -
a rimuteled •••• " - , - - • : : •-• ".1
• r, - li.o t. 2 Dalton, woo ruler! . in. the iireast. - ..
• , I
-.. f,h(OL:Porkersom.:writifidif(l.•iii the,leg..2, • '
(Ito killed IS snioll, most of Our men., being
. • The kiss of iii i .o'notriy is: tio - th noon, . but it
is lieliee ( ol - 10 ! , i-_ , 4.00 tir.our own:: ',..' • ' ' --;
11„. ! - carn i, • of i he '.reileis
_in: frail! of.Goner:ll
•11(ink fir .i.. , .18 : captored' and is ilow (MC linjo!
, by:
'-. 'The grriin(l' fought` for,. was a 'set - air - 1p lyitli
' tliirk• - iiinleitruSh, beyond wilich'is ail. open
country. The woods intervening between our
'troops, and II eep cloy :ye ventr;il - tile result of
i nir'artiller • Sr-liring froth liciri#,.knosCl: ' ,
••••
•• :.• :Tim() Na fi
Napoleon -twelee-Pounifeis nder . ..Cr:pr.
Peßossy. Sorceede(l - - 11 - gellin' throOgri•tee;
'• sMimp during- the alternoan, and (li.l • excellent.
i. Sercioe,..• An 'effort nr..tlie etlemy - fir oaptore
them reSulteil, ill their heirs:; 'driven hack •% - cith
, 'iii l Vere ins's: ...•• ' • •• • • . ' .- ' ' • •
. . . ... 2
••:'lll I:4((stilr Of - to 4111y.1s 'highly iMportalit to
- ,,,he houlth'or the: , ntirly, ire but little more groiller
• 1 4 :f r , b. l gaineillro plane. Our 1 roans .ba)'.ouil Nu
• - s‘iiir;.'l ,•- • •- • . ' .
-Gad...MC(le 1 Int 'l.i.e't prose - ntrinring I he 'ci•hole
ilay,..sape.,':int roiling rill !novena!!! Is, ' • .7. .• .::
.
The U. S. traniMor I .I;:rrieson, . 1.(1‘111Pf.,.
froln•Mort traits. I West - Ist
Po rt R i i t y a t err i v erl 'here' this 'mointag.—
She .brings lar:ee • m>: i 1 from all the above
Ailirees, hos' 141•pasS....rsers , among whom
is:General' Benham, und start - . . She hen also on
board 'soldiers who were wrianded -in die
late. "eugagentent
. on Jarnes,' fslsn.di'• S.:
charge of Surgeons.Crrivert:a rid •
-ISlieb.rotritlir from Kay Nest forte - corpliellie B
of 1601- N, Y. S'. Art' ern!lauded them at:Port
Royaloilsothe.7th N.,1-1.-, and four -cornpai:lic•n
Ist U. 5... Artillery, regulars:
Thri FT, S; troops junior Gen. Benham . mado
, •., . .
•an • attack on the morning of: June, 10th tit ,4
o'clock, and. Here repulsedd-after forir'hours'•
r"the foss of. 00. V Mell
worinded . and missing. •. The Afichigan
'brit 250 men-left at rid) call, ..The , New York
701h.sbifi , irl severely.; The I,Tnionforce were
obliged to retreat under thci cover of the. giro
bontsi., [Of:this battle, full acconnts•havUulre
,aibeeir.publisherl, (rem., Charleston rape'rs,-
khowort as, the bat tle•arSeCessionyille,-- a• small
hamlet: about four mites, frOrn
iiitieh•theConfeclerates wereledhy Coti - d.amer-
ThaSouthern account is.-iuhstahtially correct.
. . .
.• .• mien te,olutte 21st.
'A.itrieelitt despatch 'to the. A . n.gu • sta papers'
limo Charleston 10th; Sitys -
•
''A Sev.erejintile took prate -Motnine . :oo
4 . arrieS;lslaiid,'four . njiiPs from, this city:.. Five
reg i m e; t r i of ii . e(lnrallith artTllery, attacked
our batteries at Ser'essiimville. dor...Lamar
cetnmathled. the Cunfetlerates;' awl .. le‘V
hiindred troopS rePuliad the 'enemy•three .times
e ,:ith :2l e a r "SlaUehter. The :emimY bought brav
ely, but were qeteate,ll • Durivictary com..
The . enetny.!s: lesS •, is, 'supposed . to be
about .1110, ipy lit triviti pe-koners, Our less
lrOm tin • to . 106. Col Lamar
was w.mtnl;•‘l, ( pts. T'seed•and
The attack will soon be
'tam sued. : - rh . e.CcnfederateS aramuch'exlirMs
led by-the previaus - shelling. of the enemy, day
and uilthi• fOr n week.". : 1 . . •; •
The Charleston 111eretiry of the • 171.1);: says: .
Confederate loss nt Secessir;o • ville yes,
terday, was .10 killed and, - lnd wounded.
b'urie'd Onthe.field 1 . .10 Feder . als, [tot! dtt
prh.oners."
S:0 e 10
. .
. .
',.4, Tenor received in. tliis. city tiorti Gov. Al..
vniiiz:o 01 r nerreit, .P 4 exi,iio, •sta tps that-on the
.Llietili of.:1 , 1i0. lie iociiired rievt:6 rthin line city 0
Meitico,.that tile. Freheft army lead capiolatrd.'
'Pespatches received to-day at' The War 'pe- •
pertinent indicate (inlet in, all 'directions. The
telegraph lines are in good working order to all
impiirtant points.. : . •
• . • • AVASIIINITI.ON Tune- 9 4
folloWing will received to•duy focilGen
• • CornsTir, Miss., June' 3; . •
. .
•. . .
kIorf.E..3I:STA.NTON; Sec. of War :
information has-been received.that
bas been opened for
. 17o.inilei, and
Governor Regan and . the. Rebel .Governine . iit
have Iled)torn Little Ruck on ri flatboat tovards
•
.(Signed,) :•, 1.-lALLECK; Alaj-Gen
. .
. • %Visit No'roN; June 2 . 1. •
. . .
Mlle . Treaty . between the United' State's. and
Mrixico for the extradition of .criminals is
daily proclairneit..: The .offences are confined
to principlas,,a - ccessor,ies, or accomrdices'us.l6
murder; assassination', piracy'; forgery
l , coon
ai:cetiy; etc.,. .
the
last defining the . same to be the tak . ing.Ond car
rying away of.a . treA 'person liy.force,69.decep
tion. - The proVisioris of 016 Ire4tyarq' mint ap-:
plied irrany , manner to any• , etirrie or offence of
purely imlitical,churacter,. nor 'shall m
e
brace the.returncif fugitive slaves. .. •
The . act.of February 13,.180,mublished in
General Orders No 15, although the
diacharge,of Minors from the service; does not
ituthorlzdtheir enlistment, or • mtiSter. into the
service;':excei . iting with the written consent of
their patents,-masters, or guardiiins. , I
. . . .
: Diajor i cknertil:Pope arrived. here to day, and
'is eititiusiastieally ivelcotned.'.: .11e appears, in
dee'Vblackcitizen's dres s , and is not-generally
recognized: While moving chant his lintel ' this
evening. ' ile . wris requested tn visit Washing.
ton in consult with . the inilitary authorities, : it
consistent with his' duties,., in the West: . •
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:. s"' . .c '•`-)". ‘v.'"'" l-I . l ' . I h:iit'r:.+ll'.. -- .l'litY'll . vo -: :• ' LICENSE . :.APPLICATION'S' , ••
..,kk-anli - woliiiiii:..:l sOkliot4'; all. 'or'' ' herr' , ' . vll-11 ' r 1111 ). .. 6;11 . .,,,i,i • 50 , ,40.... lkdv'eiffe.l tlwir . ito,titioits for
fear ..n . dv , .., , . (f4p , in; .1)011)6" i tuk f.6:-:(: , fliniioi, ..1_:T,i, , , , , .1,i ,1 1.,i.i , n ,- 4. -, '1”.4,11.4,!,0. ! . .d . to ti_m 0., urt: of
1.i t 0, ,. . , 1:nti , .100:11 . , :ri11 ., ...iii,irni:tit,.c' ,, r , ..:b:011;11t, i,tli'"'''''r l '" l " .l4 " 4l. NI . It''''.'f, c 9""V 4:. • ' ' %: .-
I . T I, i C r; Iy , r', (yr 1j )1 A v . .. F .. ,! 6 ~:. , t ..,, i i :\ I , o ay ;,v i, n - . , ~ :, ‘ l l . - .1 11. 1 1...1 i l j.. 1,
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1 . 11":• ' Twoili 4 t- , ik orther6- . .w(irh• =n. .6 11 1.1..'t }lal . ,;-..: I.r,,q•iat 1 , ,,R1:;i1.•KTif!'iV10 . W. ,,,, 14•. • ... .:
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qII P.) ; Ilti;I: iik .1) .1 .. '. ,410 "ii .40 • 1 ‘ . .R .- rei P 'Oril iirp'f:, V„ •It , s''" ..." 66 ;' - '•• •: ' • . .' ,•
r i. ,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,, IA rh , i ,, , ,,. c ,n r - Ft
1111 iII . c.; . ... 1
.:, ):..n, 1). ! i.i.;:, I,ll.. , ,q ) %,*{lisitlri. •::. •• •
' ',INO, It. 1111,11)WTVG, Ulorls
of the.roii . timily, and
, it is - Impeil ill4.i . iliv eliii,twe ,
- ,,f , :iiy;nrll , exct , llfTt ritirsiou . wi)r,spnri . krin.4' It I
innj'nrity . of I liotn , ti , 'Lheir O.:pt.:lmin.
.. • ,
'A:vow Tow . \'ot.Js•rerits..jtl
I)iivpiii)lit c. , ‘a corr ,, stiond ent
times writes. • ••.. '
.• . .
"i' he-Triortality arming the Towa.'2,7;rnhinreerft
that hav'e, gOne,iutn t h e:service is
•
.• • ~ .
I brit it stated, as , oi !ml fis from, roPorr
`,(n•Oriv..Rjrlo;rn . nd,:fhni., Of the sove'iricieri-•:regi
msents- furnished:kr the sereice,:lipt - a rrifie:ov(?r
.hall the ourrwl)er now remniri able to bear - atrils: .
Of thc•'eloven.regiment4,with Finlltick.there are
.bit about 3,000. fit for lutv,
ljell nl ti;aSe'rf t tii - nr . .nts.Thivitidinfz:liii;!' sk:* * nittl
•‘t , oliode.d, a:re he a litile'nvero.•,ooo-rOnfi,'Shriw
:fog rvroorta.lity . uf Oer•no tn.". .
real
.Twelfth. has, as I wan 'nn'
Saturday bY:nOe its ofiicers: ; '. bat twenlT
ahtlit men. 1141., all being dead.• die
nt 'prisoners to
soriu'iv f rfigures.,•:arul suggestive nr' thousands
61 . sad-and•desUlate‘ homey where,.. but
. n%= short
year ago. peave . aiul • lialipiness reigned SOore,
.
• • Rt!ptOlica'ri.--
siAr.you in faiior of •rotitorik an I: rreserviitg .
th•C ott.the'hasis,.terots .itittl conditions'
.on ‘Yhich (Mr: fathers Ointle. it ?r°•' I(•,he says
slitYke.htio&; with him and cnnsider.-triin
'a pittrrot;tilltetrys tstio,'!: treat 'him" ai.yritt
would .Tlie test
. of,'lintriotism'is to he..
in;fiyor of preset-Yintr the clontt•'tilittittnasit,'t
until the pethfi.t.e . eliantr.v it in b• constitittiolial
mnpiteri'and,to restore' the it . etrist . ed,
notmtily h'efore the, rebellion', but hefore.; thri'
North re: tNI the Constitution aS . a• ienase
hell, nitthherniati . as a. covenant •with death.
-Amily this' test In every' citiicrit-,Deinocrats,
Republican Ain! A holillonst,. The} lyho''Sinnd
teStmay -he on to Irreserie rli.r Con
..stitotion,rhe t3nyeroment:tiiitl thetlininn n.s.our
.Dithers Made:them ; they 'svito .will not • stand .
i he, test condemn thernselYs as etiethies.ol„their,
count ry..---Dobropte , //ctotd..; • • ' .• •
bins I'.ortH.,,,fsiyve..2l
. NitsSiss.ieet IZtvum—The Loutsville
genwerat,saysKeritneky and her neighboring
State3.wriuld have seperated from the f;:a.4•anil
North liefure'lbey would have .2iitett tip free
utivientirin of the MfssissipPi.." The attempt:to
'eloSe.it:up or free tfavittatinu• by. the
aracions pain - fission' n 1 anybody was 'preps
-lei:offs.. It was.-as ii,jnriotis to tire contetoptt—
inc tion thattindertdolt to .moonpolize the
river as. it'..waS . to those upon ifslbratiehes an&
its upper- waters... ;The Donoriat ntidk
_"We can' ds.ure Ar
kasSaS,„&c.;that:all their.regioM•belongs to ttS
who jive in the. great: valley: 11 . . any people
way are; not . saiisiirdl with their
tbey•can pult uri stakes•and leave,
but silt -the Imid sail fiatickkes:of that re'gion•
win oiirs. The;"'can't.' take awmfa sing,le'richt
we'fiave On a foot; of that soil. As long, as they
behave:. theinselves:: they. can ',llya ~.there• and
enmY the blessings 01 . —a• better gMiernrilent
than they can make.. ...if ..t.hey behave
themselves,.. we shall he coOPOI'd •to make
them dui so—,that is all;" •••''..: • '
•. ; .
Tires..N;ros 'B./inst.:Tr (Heflin Sinethpoi r/N'?fe b
Oh; ni the..Bsth year. af•hi! agli.. • ; .•
.The ! object of this.notiee was, ho . rn in iil:G
saehlisett!, MdrF1117111,..• 177/7•:. an early
period in life, he - sought- and tonna the forgive.-
iletisof• his sins, ihrongh faith in the Son - of
'God: Thi - c - fug . h all - the rest of his'earthly'pil
grima_i, 'endeavni•ed to walk.in the. path 'of
the
. jo,t. Only tiro. Sabailis beforelie .. joioed
ihea 'triqmphaat,.hls seat was not vacant
in the liti!e' of God, did .-lie.find it radians
-to tatry..in cl4ss', , u,nd -tell ,of the iletaiii - Ks of
God witlOns soul. His'secula'r. affairs -were.
timely ariang - cil., - and his' last, days wer'e'spent
with his children, fifteen of Whom now sucvie
to tponro their loss:: •Thit - ,they mourn not as
those - witloint hope, as all are:stticiag
stfe the - pat h lie., trod, •ti,r- hence o:ipeet - when
life 7 g work is doiie, to-niriet ii,irrr again beyond,
thellond,-wiioo pencefolly.and trititniiiontly
snn. of parins
Abigail Sh;pni'd, died in Siineilipc,rtiMay'2so
aged.bisht rriontlisandfivs days. •.*
Oar bbaio is sad awl Innoly • rimy; .
. . .
• ' . IPe flliSN a proseucoliero; •
IT Its rbil.ll,ll, winning, ways, .'
.• . Our lonely hours would eheer. .
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MERCANTILE APPRAISEMENT.
r . ,IST . ot„ Venders of 'Merchandise and their
ClassiTi cation of M Keen county :'for 11562.
" • CLASS LICENSE
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C..B'. Cleavelnn,d - 14 ." 7,00
Smith & Barber, • . 14 7,00
• -• . ' Lelleity
Iley,' •••• •, . . 11 7,00
Notice la hereby given that a Court (of
Appeals' Will be held. at the cointnisiotiere
°Thee in StnethpOrt . on th'e 15th day of July,
next,- at whieh;.tirrie and place all persiots ag
grieved by the,:foregoing: appraisemeni will be
;heard and euellabaternentsrnade as are deem
,ed
,tust•and proper:
' JAS. E. i3LAIR,
Juno 23, 161\2. Olacuu Zilc Appraisti.
'(tor hi hitlug fair, lihsluft our .horn . vi
Ten r+ (Ur hits dim our x 761,
Though wti . k HOW iiirtyllllo arerOlded
Ittwild the .rte rry ukhol;
.; • •
1
The frast of ihintikeontrived the ptint
. : We'tended with such care,
Wee yetthe leader hill tineineed .
Its petali height and fair. ' '
11e' ton frail unit pure u thing,
• •In this ebli troriti to. stay. •
All mounts, in thei . r pitylneloye,
Kindly' bore Itini
Ire narrow loud,
CIMIP Ih3 hiK brothor , x ;IMO;_
Awl weary. weary aru our heart's,
t ince. little FarDur]
1110 Yes. one more link of love's bidghtemini.
. On paillrhas now heen
And they can no'er united be,
Seed iu the realins of 'Heaven.
e..ve but hiss the eleieteDingrod,
• And dry our useless tears,
Ate!, till life's pligrininge . thall end,
Live for loved ones how..
B;?trthporq Bo;•ortr,li
IRMO ME
henry 17am n,
Orb J.'.lla .Lf 7,00
W. S. liirbtvi 1,1 • . 7,00
Gabriel ,7,00
Jt) tit, 1O • J:-;1
CAMERON COUNTY
- .
ijy. VI RT LTE•of s:aadry. .writ a.l rendition?
1..) E7 1 )0;1117 iinrl ;,1:1a5:1",•///1 7 10; , ; ,,
cnr'd' put 01' tire court:ol : cQ,:iiriuytv.pir , i,; nl
Cii filet on:e'r;iint 3',. "TT . ontisYlvltiiii;:apA r fo
tie :to • pt4.llir 4q1,! )
at th. • fl'apse lit:. Shipp! , h;
1)•_156','
at .oile P:
._• . •
• ...The firllii‘vjog described; Iteal.EState sittnite•
foVvnehip of •Shippen,' eriunty of. Came;
ron'anif State • of. l'ennsylyanin; lintinded ' and,
rin•seriboll ..•.as .-viz:L-13egiipling.' at ;:r
rhestpikt ri.o.sl ,
o:it he• North •bank'ef the tina.
Inahoninii.Cfook, bearing Sr;rith-iVest frirnr the
Sourhs.tve,st corner... A pple-tfeb nrvhard,
lierne2the:-•Sorali . ...sv.e4t -corner of the:Sipeman
thenee North tree, degrO.es •East ,two:111.10:
iltoAl it'post,. lin a 'corner; lri.
tire Norih libeor..ihe ;oi igirtal:Sirrvo'y;:-• thence
.Sontli ‘kg,riks East eight'y perelios; on:
said nortlklino,•o a pot on until l'ine,for a currier;.
on- tiv; l'Orth l!aa•ol - tlay.ortgiaal *siirVeyrifnre.-'
fheitee Svollt live degroes Ik•'osf twolptti-
(Ifed. and si.xty-frvoPoloS. - tri•a . pest sii tlk
of the -:Sitinanrabonitig s creek;
'thence nri:f ho's,l'irForeolr', through all its•wind
ings, to the platio,rtf • hogittningt coop:dr:yr:4' 0 00
hundred arpliwolvo and aer,es.cif. lint:.
all ism pf n6'6,0 . 110 P.WO4
inil .Out hriusi s; W;;lti and. fi!
pia fit 'try: nf - I'rttit trees; Irnil new' 131treirisroith
Shop: l
'..Soiy,erl,'takenilt*.Exoention and to he • sold .as
•th . o.pr.operry `'ot %:.• 0, 'Coivloy at, Ilie suit • of
:JonathaWeolegrove' 'finw 'for .the use of. John.
.
NE:wee. • • - •• .
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. • The following described
in the township of Shinpeni•ountY Of Camerc n,.
and described .tO
birch by .tya'lr'ant ,NM • 1033, fOrinc'rly
fly William t o East,by lands
Sagli', Spoil) by warrantorlandOf
~Wont by-laying of-Selman' coatainipe.
hundroland rhirfy,sciemacies• of land, to.
hf , s'anne .-.More•m : baying. thereod:ninc
nw.lhia t t lfoos es; two. St lire houses, one. 1)oo
f4w four Barns and 'Ont:houSes, and
one'lllackschirh•Slion.tbree \Veils of Water and
ilanotitY•of fruit,:rcee's, 'and . about' cue, hum.
dred.and sixty acres of In a.
novod.Lands. • '•
Seized,.taken - in'Exer r utinn, a n.I will . 'be SOld
as the property:al 2. C. CONyles;,`at.. the' suit
oh font hap Colograve now birthri use of John
• • . • JOHN A. F.LI)RED,
Sberiff's Offtee tininneM-Gann'eron . 'Co, Pa.
June 17, A. D. 180.
• SMETHPORT UVERY'STABLE.
r tni su1DSCRIII.F.11.1)(11; opened a nel:v
. pry. Stable. in Smet hport, at •.13, • -•
ni.tt's Old Stand,' on' Main 'S treat, ~just ea s t of
Mchanics i , %%ieu! eati )41 . f000d the best, Hor
ses,and:Cariiages at low . pritOs. , He.intends to
make'Stretliport... perinatnt iysilenee, and
asks a share of .patronage. .
. • - . • . A. N. SMIIFFI
Stnethpor:t, AtT2,tist 2,1, 1.8110. 1,21t1
.. • Sheriff ; • • •
VIIITVE'of sundry wribi
jtioni E.lpOtal V, issued 1111[. of' COOrt: o f
Pleas Of. M'Keen clAility, to.tne
ree t ek ,' , there will be exposed to ii iblic s,do , :it
tt i o.,(i on ,•:t II onsb, in the Itortingli*.;of.;: , .metliiiori
• of f m on d ay . : June 30tlii it,, 1 o'clorit
pi in: • • • , . - •
rorner la:int No.
Cl, of tho alb:dined 1.1-
•••fayinto 'thence wit
' . by Lands of flail •O'
theime north
Amp, one and nerent;, -, fivo .
and foils
iierelies;' them.° smith
gree4 easf.iining• State Pond, nereheii,
. thence snutlt. by Ilitittlian one InOldren
• andseviinis-thron and 1-widen:Om nereliti:‘,.lo Ilie
Owen. of beginning: . Vontainilig sixtymiglit•ann .
one-tenth ',acres, Willi an allowance •of pie ':per
•
scut, toe i•Owle, be the Seine Miiii•O iiir less,
• It being fit Ni.:•Ft2 of the allotment, a flue Ming ,
Mon I,ittiris in latylnyntte townslitp,•land mitt of
• warrants numbered -'224iimml 2`251.. • • ' •
•• Siiiztid and taken iu exec:oll4MA to be sold;
flue the: still
of " •.."
• .the following.;lescribtol real estate . , teginning .
the north-west cornet• of lot . No, 83,
of tlii• allotment of Ilnr IliOgham lends in - .l.:Mr . e.
bite Towlwhip,: thr,nce. s totli tw . o de4rces west
No. A one hundred awl
,sity-llye perches
moVnine tenths; thence along ~trite Road 'north
'eighty-eight and three-Totirtlis flegrees wet one
thenee,hy lot NO.so:morthone
and one half degrees east one hundred 'and sire•
ty:slx•MiOl eight : tenths' perches; thence . south
eighty-eight and . one-fourth degrees , mtst, one
loonlredmint.foto• amid liycde.ntlie p4olleklo
.
Phi(.d liegitining.i•Containing• ' ninety-eight
and eight' tenths ae'res with an allownnee , of. i 3
per eeot 16r .roads, he the same more or less
It bring lot No, 01, of the allotment of the Bing
'ham Lands 1 / 1 Lafayette,: Township,: - and • part of
warrant munlAred 2251- • .
SPlZedhlha tahrti in:execution and to•bn sold,
as the property or aeorto W, Wartrous, at the
suit of Bingham Trusters, • . •
•—A•. • • • "
The
,following. described real estate, beginning
at a'sngar tree, the south•west corner of .lot. No.
hoof the allotment of the thinthain lands in l'u.-
fityette,;fownithip, theme east by 10t . N0.•99, . one
hundred and thirty-one perches'iLud eight tenths;
thenet, south eighty-00Tc ar:Wye tenths pet:idles:
thence west by lot No.-78 and Iti nglia Ninth+ one
hundred rind thirty and onetenth perches, thence
'north by Bingham lands eightyditree and 'live
.teuths perches to the, place of beginning: con
taining silty-fonrand six tenths acres; u'ith 'an
alinwstnee of.six:pnr cent, for roathi, LIIO
'Bow more or•lo4o; It lloing lot,No. 81 Of •11I
loot-knit of the 11l landain.La fayette Tom),
chili, and part of warrant mitnitcred 2209. *. •
Heized.andhtlien inexetnifien, and to be- SOld.
as,the 'property Of S. .Marsh..ot, the suit
Of Bingham Tritstces.. JANES her f, •
' ry' rritr •
' Ho 10,1802.* , S • •
1 I $7,00
11, 7,00
y .1' i rill Or n' writ AS'econd'elimias
I)l,erronas, issgnd ont of the (tonrt id:Common
Pleas inlo'Keini (ninny, • and . inn 'infected I
shall niffef to fluidic sale at .the .(Ifinit 111Mfie
in the linfongh ol'l4 etliport nn lhondaythe 30th
flay ef ilnne, /102, the following described
real estate' ••
Tibe folloWink 'described Rind Estate' situate
in Ceres township, .-IWK.Can County, Venial) , lva•
nia,lamoded and described as follows, to
Iteginuiti,„,_en Stnit.e . Hilo,. at. - the.'corners'of
warranhi.Nos: , 132.5 111111.4326, ,and being .part -of
/warrant No,. 13 . 11 n, thence east; by the State Hue,
'font's:n*olo to 'a post- corner 'on.; the Wilk
.Of
' ()sway° creek: thence south one hundred and'
sixty perches to alneech• con tier, ~in the line: of
131111 sold to Ifernian f,eltoy: thence west, by
line of said Mild,' forty peklies.to a Pnlit . Corner.
being the south-cast 'cornier glint surveyed to E. -
Maxon;. thence north - one hundred • and sixty
.pereheu to, the place of beginning; containing
ALSO,-
Sheriffs B.ato
. .
l'f)rry,tte're's, strid.'utodsufe, .
r.
le,is,•—:iboul • ttv . enty , t‘v9 •HereA tiue
goeil•rninte:hoits , , , )oo. geml . fraillt:
311,hy fs•et, With jIVI.. : 41 wpiltrittoOlc . 11, lny:
apple'
t•xo.i.ltrutt (aid t%11.1.10: :);
th,:,pri.ppefty ut,lailles •Cartuult.
'•'•• • : ••• .*: • •
JA M
tidiv2rii)!lmir;
• •
.411)R! , . ' .
l~crr•ilt;-
;il~~
. . .
VIRTCJI, of a welt' or Vsielitheii
the Cotift of !tee fien Nlw th itf Mlti(fiiii .
.until)', end, to, nie.direttell„ thpre be exposed to
piiblle sole, the Plilirt'lltiese.yht this liuhougli id
see,ll, l . !f it, n tiefifiv, Julie I). 1
51,j'.1.fiteletifits'. 'interest' in thwrollewleg'teerii .I '
Leal Estlite, sitelito iul fititild
teKelin eunnty helmeted Mid •tlemOrilie,l
.N
lis rollias, : te , -
. .
Ilegimiing at se post in the 'West line.of Orlo'.l 'Ham
timmee north eighlY-eight :Milli heir degrees ;
wesione hundred awithirty,nine•perchas :to a post in •
'the east lieu 'ol GeOrgd W.'cirisivi f idrs lot, thireoutii-,
west 'corner north gine" 'oat
them,' ilegretis east, by the east tine Of
WOW ..pi.tlity percliel to a post 'the tiorlh omitcurner or
.selif lot; thence, north eighty degrees soft, one,
and Owen tenths of tt,pei dr, to it post the 'olintli-ea4
corner of anOthey lot:of said ti ;liquids; thence north
imie„und three , fourths or a degree oust by the east lied
ono 11116;46d seeenty;sis foui-tetitie
pei'.ches to itougor tree;. tlfuuch .north,, Severity-flint;
end three'tetitho theime east ninety -
sidMithend nine ii!iiitbs percces to a byeth, - -therigesontli
eighty-eitie perches ton poSt the north-de'At cornet' of
;lames' Taylors'' tot; thence ,south one and n fourth tie•
gi'ims west, by the wont litin of poi Taylors"lot, ono
Mind red . stiventy.:sevyn and one tenth perches, 'to 3.
Mist the' smith- wast cdrner of. s tht lot; :thence 'n 6tatli
eicillt, eight awl n hitlf degrees easi,by the. ;Muth line
said' kit tarty and lire, tenths : porch., tn-n post the
south ,rest corner of the aforesaid lot 'of po t ;
one and a half degrees : west. by the
,resat Said Ilainlin's lot,..eighty porches'. to "ti;;
.placenfliegilming;l - Containing.tiv'o lintutred fourteen
and Inns, tenths acres, with thq six.
per'cimi.for WlOO more ori bo
ing:flariS ed s . Nartil.Otn. ;Non. tutu nail. 20 . 674.
)1n0 , 11 , t awl thirty • neres'ilitiOro y nil , st it h min tyro is
laiiMe, tail) freud; horns, Due stone berm:one cider mill
awl Mont trio Ito oil red Mei thirty fruit treat; . known as
• the Irons Mom, birth. , • • s • ••• • • •
- Ai,..,4„-9ne- other-lot' llountlesl .is follows, tai--wit
Iteginning uta White .walnut on th e.hiink of Sixes creek
rn Hell no bismenn xyakratitisNl3:4.. 207 U and fllOl and.
Wring part of Nu. 2117pithence went by the Turnpike, to
the small west eorner of imettooritooney , o hit thence
east one hitifilredd and eighteeir rods to in' anger tf t!” •
coruer; thence southilfteenzdegreeWened.,. s Intone roils
too Mack oak 'eOrner; thence south sixty fleirreeis east,
Ilnrty,riels to nit elan trite io this old, lbw!, thence evil,
to ainctfile a MIMI/ tin the . hank of. the 4:leek', thelide,up .
the 'creek to alto, plats -of lieuitilds*;eiinhtining. latent
forty:•ehtlit acres,: . llliiko.llr less 111 Ways reservingrone
fourth of en 'acre. on which th ' irsehool bonse stands,
being a lir,. Of the satire let annveyeirtiy SheiiiPs Heed
hl 91'pt. A. Willimsolbout ten; nerve ifflP'reve4i omi
: rpm), Juiuse and one chiinty li:•9 4 e• •
taso;—Coe tithe's., tract 'honnted and deliiritieil
F 011 1 .11., Beginning at n post in the south lino of
w•alq.obt: No, '1 itiri,,the steal...ilk, corner lot No.; 2)
,! ffi.voye4 11/Ilar Brewer them, 'hy, thn coot tine of :said
lot, north one sill it fourth de7eSs ono Joindred
Ind ninety. two perehes:. tothe south-east corner - !of lot*
2.l..eetiveYett to Oard dor Barrett; thence by tho
east. lillltarr said lul, north on ellpd 'half degrees east •
tift3.-ciao :ma six•toutibtptiicht.; thence south elOity
seyen'sul a half degrees l'llBt...tns.lOttelred nnd-Six no 1
tart tenths perches, theoeu.. ill part'by lino of lot No..
sOntli.one ace) a half -degrees w eat,' hundred
si i 411 t anti tatetenths perches:. thence by line of
silt lot, 1101 thirty , fsur and iien-t enth's perches,
seye . nty-t_hree mid elght-tenth . pe . rchosto
t Hoe of mr,trrant No'. ‘..tits 5 theme by sold line
oorth.eighty:,Von awl a half .legiTeA west,. PrrOlit:S
rill, porches to the place a , Containieneonot
hoo.lre.l ati,t thirty•six acres, with thi , usual allowance
of MIX per cent, be the saute inore or lose, it 'being lot
No. tlo of the allotitient of thOtinghton lanils in Keating
township nod part a . warralit No: 2055 1 nbolit : eights
hares oar rihaoty house, one frame barn antl.
abotit lone hundred ftSsit trees ; knowniut 'tire Otis Irons
. . ,
' A aso..--0110'other tract Of land bounden! inrehleserileint
follows, to •IleginninlVat a, beech, thence north
one hundred an/ thifty = four- perches, ah ence east one.
hundred . tiarty-two auk four tenths porches le a beech
thence south one/nun:ire/ nniia - thirty-lonics:Torches to'
albeechn thence' west One hundred ant 'thirty. two nini
four-tenths percheS, to the place ••of 11egiu nine. Con
taining one hundred unit lon r and *sin-touthe acres; with
the usual allowance of six per cent, be the Mine Mole
or le , S,•ifbeing lot Nlin.'dt'of the Ilineliain lands In Now=
Ulna township awl parranfAVarrant No• .232'2 . •
nun: other tract of lava : Ilegtiining at a beech
. the
,tout 11-'west corner of Itig No. It. tin:pee:west I went,.
lentr 'perches to the ennst line of lot N0.1.1N conveys./ to•
Null anil ,NtorSe;,llneince by raid lin& nor three hun
dred ninety-Mite and floc-tenths perchea to the north
eaSt corner said lot, thence north 'silty porch o+,
thence,east one inutolrenaperche& to a beech, thence
smith two hundred eighty-five and three-tenth+ perches
thence rend ninety-seven porches to, ti 'hemlock, thence,
south one .hundred secenitylfour. .atirl aunt , two-tenths
perched to a beech, .thence west: forty pen:lles to ns'
beimb the - South-east Censer of lot No I aforesaid,.
.21 mince by: titio of slainalot north one. Inn nulrenaand . thinly
four;perches to n beech, thence .yest one hand rod awl'
thirty.twoAnnd fOu r= tently ion:Ones— thence south ono
hundred awl thirty-four'perches to the plate of I,e,
oininin,:; containing two bemired eighty-one and ton r-•
Aentlis ;nereni, be the seine mnre'rmlese,• :nt twine Inic
No. 100 int the allotment 01 Hingham 'louts inn liestink
tion'oship. and pert Of warrants Nos. '2.162, and -9.2f-tt,'
ahont thin yae;re, improved, orithe last two montion.l
Oile Fllll ' lll, )Ilonge 6ird'VNitne knew.'
:1,1110 11,111- way • loninse lot, na which Wm. Irons 1111Wre=
Aides; all in the Towiy.nhip,' County and State tiforemajd,.
, taken hiEveen den erel (elm' seta as the prop_
erty. oG ttideeit flow", nt tiio suit Of MIPS k alrk.
JAMES . I::.PLA FR, Sheriii.
' Sheriff Southport , June 111, 1e62. '
Stidrilf Sale
- 10 y. \lrani': of a writ atrim. ~ iscned
) 9tit : l)l the Conti, of . nein mon. Pleas_ 'On.t.teo.
t,.'unty of - Wl:can, Shite or Peimsylvatlia and tc,
:me i ,, , ree.ttb there will he expie:64l to pnbrieiOtk
itt the lininje . , in the:liorough of.Sxteeth
port, on 310ndn v, the 'ath day Jnne et One.
Weiner; p. descrii*.l Irotti Into.
• The following deseriliediral,gstate, all Situated .
in Ceres' to tai ship', WlCeritt county Mountlaa:
.tleseritted as follows, to Wit:. ille farm, anti
land minniirted prOrterty of attend
atits,:rontainnig about four hundred, and.lifty
Mertitta land .41 i) . 1111 . t two ' 46114ired,aeresimprcired
.11 N ; c; !ranter houses; fatir , tenant houSett, threggriott
frame barns., One. hay 'barn; one good gang noir . --
one'english sawmill, eager and Inth mill
vin.] a elfoirM lot or fruit trees; lionnded op the:
. 1101 • 111 "bY W. o.llarber toul,titeEitate line; ,on the_
east by lands Of Tin. Po 'antl..Tobit:lttiergll thu
sonth by It. Puller and Keating laitils•
,and on
tlte'we'st and p. ,l • J. 'Edwards,
excepting one , acre to Sebool pireethis of Ceres
ALSO—One other'picon oflarldbininded on iho
north !lithe Oswo'o creek; on• the oast by
W. 'Mosher; on the South. by Keating lands:. on
the weal - , by Keating lands itni1:111. 1,. Cho:If; eon,:
mining fifty a eren•more or less, unimproved.
A i.so—,One other' piece of land hounded•as
follows; beginning at a:sugar, tree' corner, being
the northwest corner of a lot' conveyed by Joint
Keating A Co., to Ko:. I'andermarkp thence
north forly.perehentO a beech 'coiner: thence
east one. hundred perches trra post; thence north,
nifty. totchetit o a post; the n ce "cast two hundred,
perches to 'a hemlock mirnef; .. thence • south
eighty perches, to. a• corner;•', thence
three hu mired .perches to the placoof beginning,
euntaining one. !Modred and twenty-live acres .
more or less : - .being lets No and 153 of the
of Marl in .Celms township, ind part of.
ty:irrant No. •• ...• .
ALSO—One 'other lot bounded ml the tioith by.
the State line; east by Hedrick and White; 'south
by Oswa;:o creek; and fleet by V. P;carter ;.'con
'Wining one -dere -anitaixtyintio: PercheS, be. the
same more or less, improved. „•• .
• • A I.Sh,—Delendtints interest in tho following
deseribed traet - land•it being the undivided
half of said tract-known Mr the Urine Ebnerlot,
lintdoled its follows; ,beginning,,at- it 'ma* cot',
tiai, being:the •north,west:corner Oillehry ()hey,
Asahel
\Vrighl i s ai l l :f i titl t f h o e r ic
t l yi ( !t . l7r7e t •t iy
t ' ltil l e h i e gli i t i 7t c 4 : lll l :s pe•reh
es to o Invokeartier; thence south one hundred
i w outy-ilye And ,six-tenths perches to it pest nor-,
nee;, thence emit sixty-four and -eight-tenths per
clies Or a beech ' cornee,.. being the south-west
corner II ehey (Thevaliers land: thence' by the
line of said land north one' hundred twenty-five
uad.fijx-tchthsTerches to the.place of beginning,
containing fifty aeres and one hundred' end thir
ty-nine per Ches; lie - the same -nioreor.less.• ',;
' • Anso-,Jho• oth'er tot Hrtn'iwit as
.John
'individual operty), I'olllldeit, nu- the north icy
V,-*P..Carter , s mill' race; on the east , liy•
Peekins and:. Mesher.;.- on thee h'huth by
lands of-Henry Smith, a n d oh the west by. Henry
Smith; containing.: abotit, nineteen acres'
morn or .less, all • iuiprovoir with it good
fehme house, fratan burn, and corn house, 'and :0
choice lot of fruit trees. (Inquisition waived.)
Soizokand taken:in .ESecut;on itud,will be sold
as the piMiierty 'John - "Holly and GeOrge
•
'Adams,suit theof klisabeth , _Aldr'dge- -*
' . JAMES P" MiA lit, NherifT .
liherill"s Office, Ernethport, I'u., June 10, /W.!.