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virw..„,*
eta"? 11 greet
,truth, viten it
c .ll . f hv yr' blr • free country
',lnes not;feel itt Jerre'
ititi r at,eiiti'e*;eohetittat ionat another. en
of own: lo ' ;7,l ' •
thAl 1 . 1:•.
• .„
• ; • ..•
pail week is 'ye
eerettalfeetiitt•-the.Crops. Miele we have
tailt.tiluottlbe boy chip, especially,,will be
11'siiillrisitSirifi;ourlest a:ienerel.engige:
lieitti4ka taken place on theline of the Chickt
A general assault .upon.the.enemy
• w,stekti*on , nrilered iFriday, June 10, et - , which
teee4e
titio•utitie-lina itiovetVagainNt the enemy.
success' . 44l4
.the most desp,erate
tightilitirar, forte's, re; ired.to• their original Po"
aithini,litleitig tailed to dislac s lie ten. -Lee Isom
itis:ol riot ,• fortikutionr:'< , •After this battle
accomplished another
fkrilt*tnoireine,ntonti now occupies the. Seuth
banker ...Tames :Ritter. 1 , Late rrports place'
trim in•pOssiisi 3 On Sit Peterrburi,and Fort: Dar.
Gen. Hunter.% crisrationi • in . the vicinity of .
.• • , . . • •
Stinton.baye thus far. been Successful, and now
that he 'has • ;been' joined by d
Gen.. Cro c k .an
•
Averell, with their commands, he will
. find
himself stinng erteugh • to irecomplish•tha.:cap
true • of; ` Gordorniville,' Cheriottsville , 'and
• •. „
Llnclilittrg,: and deitroy the . railroads . i n that
. • ,
section, which would greatly ' facilitate the ex
ecation of Gen. Grant's plan!.
•.1 7;lislebal P•en..lquigan liia,.lltren raiding In
Icentuelty,.., sweeping
.throuigh twelve..of the
Eistiirn counties of . the.Stati;deatroying rail
road. and pltirsdering the inhabitants. At he.
last accounts hls com ' m'and was tiadlly defea•
ted;soil retreating, in squads, from the State.,
• Gen. Sherman, in Gedruia sirems.to;be inac
tive, at present, having fortified his positron.
rrtimTeinessee,we hava bail news. An
rupedition,under,S:uigis, I wliich left Meniphis
Jansl, wasatracked•bY a large force of rebels
at Grtnton, end yompelled to retreat with
, considerable number of prisoners; and
artittary, and Wagon, and • 'ainunition trains.
wane either, abandoned or destroyed:
. . •
...
..'Cistsiperttt..l'noaercr.—Colonel Forney, the
Itpublieatt clerk:or:hi, f.T,S,; Senate; in a let:
ter : tie bie Pew, under .lati'of Washington city,
in speaking, ...Of.' quelling -out the rebellion,
•
.sthe yast:resersie: ariny—...the:m . en in civil
. ..Wei, the mite of middle age, and th youth.
fween seventeen and . eighteen. yednr, 'ln ill, in
all prohability,.he• called IM tu -help, to finish.
. ".
doriel'a predictionvi yet come nue. It to our
impression' now, end titicbetiti fOr a.long' time,
-that . before.the war is in led we shall - •yet see
• the same : state ONO:Airs in the North that . the
South . ia.now through: • ilvery, able
• bodied malecitigen's servi iel , wild be . called for.;
the'cosinnittation fee . -
„rePealeil; siibsti
- not'be procured et,:any,..hut the . most
. ..atupelitiotis pi ices, and many, a...he ppY faMily
who now,live . in . cOnfiJent • hopes . that ' their
friends ..will tie,saVed Irmo military,'sers . ice, will
be obliged : to lei them torn from. their midst.
The . ardeist.youngsrien who are io eager- for the
war, 'need not.despairThey ....will, all .• base a
to:lest their Fatalist?. '
.
Theconc . ord.:Pit - riot, !peeking of the .Fremont
party..sers....i.poneet : A be" :will buy up till
their paperi,ond iheir emell ..rnanntgers—A heii
subalecos,• ' , Honeit. Abe has commence.] the
work ••al - .' ~ • ,
Tit/ Mormon ,DoUrittria...:-The Republican
r f enesni;on ••looks. with' jolt loney'' on the land-
Lac ofaffamilwilian in Mocii.o. - .pdt what will
looks tint. The Monroe 110(4 rine la dead ind
btwied.b*' the actionor Mr.' Litico)n, and. .the
Opanlardratid,.Frenth'lttuitt Oit, and the Bal
tinictrili4rlY'apPrewee it ant The farie apro r
teasitiffe i 4 i4ard for " the. noble :;old -American
:prineiple.iir pretty ttearely'plaYed put • by the
• • . . .
Th.V. tile r, r R..pnbli ,
can saps hittetest. attacks: whisk '
could hi lir the most. rnilitinent Of, writers
,sopii,tlrist poliey and, ehaile!er or : thi men in
:poirit,r possibly
.10 'damn' and :sating
estimstion;, r as the, silent,
but: „,the,Feforie; : most eloquent 'deiuneiatior.
- which; at them floor presses
unjitailriimpeoded'and privite ir,teleste inte . ..
fulik, n ,tramplid iinder
.
-.: .. _;.f; , . THE NEW DRAFT. :. -
'rke:Parile learcely seem to realize UM yet
bitl friet:tba:grtvernMent requires* more men,
ayittliott*drukirill,4/rt!'place on . the Ist of
July' next. '',',. - , - , ~ • .
.' -11141'11Aloiripi,eiicuiliq.,,, !is' been issued by
Adiatipt .petieral hiprakae and will be immetti
ite3y-esuptisdl3e Supervilitii of thwns.through,
out !he Stutixt.• .- fi .. ~;,' ..
(
' - ;;Gortruzite disitnurnstrzmus, STATE or .
Naar YouAirprztyr 6iriiicAe r s OFFica,•
: ~.. • ALBANY; May 27. ' 186.1 .
'. The foliotrint. eitiminanfeation from general
Foratti±mit Marshal Gensral,ite sent to you
lot thi inforinoilOn 'of , this public: ;. .. '
• ."BY TEzzondcru PRO; I I.WASHINGTON .•
••• • •••''. - , 4 lliliritt.,Gen. ~i 'Vot: Hays ) , Major •Fred!lt
- ::'':.l7fretinten4; aid. Major'A. S. - .ttiven, A. S. • Pro
.i.sat Matithat Gv - rteral::' , . • ....',- .. .• •• • '• . •. -
,%,..:,,:.iit.etinfer.with•Stste anthotities, and entlenviw
4.?'iol'ilikt::ifilitdifriretiit Disitidis:and Sith.diatiict to
~,i,itiktstapineslesisixg. men at 'once,, with a view to
'o4 , llo*Xatietiet.i.:f.itn in , der fiat Ch. of yesterday
Sei.o lo . ' ,. ' : . ' 4ll . l "*.•°uWaY''.‘to , ;(itenttral;'.Dii.. It
) ititilt - ::#lo.l',' .t# : Ow etiventiceor the different
.:Itafliii, _ JNy:iniiK;w wile •to'''save tinU . :- by
t iiimo i lim - TOSTiliiitety.ct• iwtoutrild , :qttotaa.
'l' lll 4o4ooo4k 7 *hi v e - :-iho , frificion of En.
*
"Z" ,.... ,'' '
~
,; ibleitili. •.•!rtin exact
''');CO' ''!',.''',,,,,.i'l : " i', ' ~ , iiik*Jit.; I.•.waht•lt
.'....!':,:i• ' . .' - !'"n10101'
';''°•; l • 1ii 0 i.,,.. .01:k l' s . ' t: '', , ."-IFf - : : ;: , : , ,.; - t:1-: - .'.:- ''..,:":: .. r: •
t ' ; ', 7;iinigg, 0.0..'CRW2',4ei,:; • !.: , ': , q 1- :... '-, '.': Y ..*
(.411%.' TilLa 3z Ail r¢ome• Wisitipiftow,
. . .
;,:'‘.ltilie.(34l. ll'in. lioji. M jot rnadis' Town:
iiii iii and ?dajat';',A,' S. '.D ived Al A'. , Provist
Maribil Generalsi'.: ,' .'-7-').
Let . of iSI-1 merit:. it-. pti
t vompt tio .ll tho.ear wet e d
,
and iclOetOwrio•the
people that it is plainly.
for: the Iritriest,cit eaeli town, ward; tohive
elten troth : - the lisi•afl 'namei.impritm;rlTen- .
. .
;rolled, becaose on excessof mimes • increasie
the quota , called learn suCh town ward, be. It
I. forthe intereit of each:person-enrol•
led in a given . town'or:waid,..to pier. ninon the
list all . persons In hlijown - or . :•ward liable, .to
dit military du fy,' . lrecause•thegreatert he,rittm.
• Irei.to• be drawn from, the less rlhnee that any
ititticularin'dividnal will. he draven: As it is•
the intisonal inteie.t of • every :enrolled- man
that the.quota in which: he - is concerned - Shall
not be made too largeoind that hi. OWn chance
.
far draft shall not be ithitistly Inereatted,..inti us
Goth theie oi.jeete.w , ili be attained' by striking
out the wrong namee, end - pirtling in: the rieht
woes, there can be no terions.difficulty Irrsertn•
tog the VO-npvoion r qvitiienslor :he - .purpose
of tnakins
,a, correit enrollinent... •
"(Signed) JAMES 13: FRY, Prov...st Mar
Seeretarj• •Stanton's ilearialch to . Gen.. : Die
states that a Call fór 300 , 000 men will'he made
at . onee,'and that a . thatt will beicirdered lor the
lit of july next. : • '• •
~ .The•qtrotai.Wthe.several districts: and sub.
.distiiCti wilt probably be the same. Ai...under
the cell of October 17th, 1803, Tor 60,000
,men
Tram MT : Yolk. .
JOHN T. SPRAGUE, Adj. Gen,
•
:The stigrarions contained in'sifelihove cii
Cular,:with• reference to a careful
.'revision' of
ttfe enrorniienf; Sr. ._highly important. The
liste•in el/or) , locality Should be carfull exismin
ed iind.all names improperly:placed upon. them
Tun Driert.—The drawing, of names for the
•deficienerin this triitrici 'commenced 'at Wat•
'fiord on the 10th inst. There were one.iiim.,
died and thirteen, drawn in' M'Kean *county,
whose names, will be found 'below. Keating'
and ~ Norwieh townships and the .Boreeat c .
.Sinethport had filled their . respeetive quotas by
yciluntersamil. thus avoided 'the draft. The,
Bir•arl of 'Enrollments will attend it Smethport
on Monday-and : Tuesday next, for the purpose
of tvivin3.o.ll claims of .thoie „asking ,exemp
DRAFTED MEN IN MIYEAST 'COUNTY
' Liss 1:11r rowasnis. F. •
R. Dolley.' Franklin Smitti,...
A'll Burnaby.. J G Hu11 , .•
F: C Dextee...• ; David Smith,
H T Abbey.. G. ..W Guy: ..
' S H Davy. .
R Wilkin. • ..Mattison Robbins.
F j GOodwin. • Itichird Goodwin.
Alonzo Evans. • Ifiram•Riiseerans.
Merritt COy. , • Wesley Alien:
P 6iamring, Thomas N Peat,
Daniel Loucks,
hbri . Ncirtbri)j),
N brim Dm.
'John Smiih,'
greeley Baldwin
J B : Enrmt.Mullen,
Thomas Megann, Ed - .Hunan. .•
Thomas Oliver.; Thomas Conley,
C 'Gortnan, • . Thomas 'McGarish;
,Ndmund Feseenger. • • • Patriekityan. • •
Timothy .Splain,
~ • . (;) W Taylor;'•
Asa Holcomb. . . • • •
,
• .. •.: Wirrkone.
1 , (1 .'
. wai.l %rdlloce.2 :Chas C POlock;
Michael Qinlyn., , ...• • •
. . . .
Ira Lucas, . • • - A C Morrison,
Hugh MCLauglal:n,- • Porick Dugan, -•
Casper dinio,- '
'Chu Ride, - John Dehn •
Pete,rsAlartio, • Thome' Cassiday;
Richard dlarm, • JArnes
.Balden,
James .Purtei , . • •
Milford'Crook, • j R Green; -.
Michael r Peters, ' : Both,
Jesemirah' Riley, .. • .lafon Mace,
James . Mulway, • . Newton Arnold . ,
•Patriek'Schil, • . Daniel Peabody,
Elias Thompson,. . • •
.. • . ,
ED.
Ashby Coboon, • -' Chas M Zinamornan,
.
Miles Loup ;.' - john•Conne, •
Isaac Jo.hnson, • • A ABArden, •
.JOhn Holland, . '• Johi, M
Michael Doyle; • . D.O Dennis,
SH. Ride; • . J L Canfi4d,
Reuben Dennis; ' • Henry . Loup,
Georgo'N robes, • . Lewis Loup,.
Barclay Bray, ; • Peter Rhinehart,
•Arnol4 Reeves, ".• • Korman Wiight, .
Seth Kips', ' Author •Loup,
- .A•R Fowler, • . ..Thomas anti
C H Swartout, • • • JC Porterfield, •
W . , John Sboler;
Merritt Childi,
.•
BRADFORD. ,
G D,N Grooker,' John Gan . o, • ,
W*Neyrell, • CharleilFish,
DAvid Fiske, .• ".. Willi.m Robison;
R Stems,. •
,• • • .• 'Levi Pigulsb'y;
A icingsbiiry,„ • • . • -
CORYDON.
Geo Permerer.
E Suiideilini
Premont's Letter of Acceptance
. .
• • • New Vona, June 4.
Messrs. Worthington G. Snethen, of Maryland;
EilwariiGilbert. - . Casper Butz,. of Illinois;
. Charles E. Moss,'of Missouri; N. P. Sawyer,
'sf Pennsylvania, Committee, Scc:;, ; •
Grtrirrtzairm- . .-In answer. to' the letter which
Wee 0;10 the bona!' to receive from' you. on
the part of the repreientalivea of the people
aiserribled et Cleveland May 31st, I desire to
express My thanks.fdi the. cerificlence :which
led them to ofler me. thohenprable and.difficult
position of their candidate in. the' aPproaching
Presidential election. Very honorable because
in offering it' to. me you net in the 'name of a
greet nutriber of citiz , ns• whoa seek'.above F ell
things the good of their country, 'and who have
no soil: .of selfish isterest - .in view.' Very
difficult •because iii.aecepting the :candidacy
you propose to,•me, I rim 'exposed' to the re
prciach of creating a' schiim • in•the• party • with
which I' have beed'identified- •.•
Hed Mr. Lincoln remained:faithful, tit. the
pr,inciplee upon which he .Was elected no Schism
could ave created and no contest could have
Itten.poasible. ,This is not an ordinary election
it is a'contest.(Or the right to hate candidates,.
and notmerely si dausi election for-the choice
Infant theme. Now,' for the 'first . Hine. wince
18500he'roestion 'of . cpbstientional liberty• has
how biought directly before the people for
Abort...serious consi.deratien . aravote. •
Tb'eordinary ,right . secite,d finder the Con,
,ijitatiori and Ike a we tl*enantry have beer?
. • •
v.iolated. . d
eitireordinary powers have been
usUrpred by the :Executive: , .
....It is dkrectly trefore't he people
,now toVesiy•
whether'ai itot":.tbe' principiei eitablished by
the teiolut ion; ire `worth lnakntatning. it; ,aa .
we,tiave been taught to, believe; those lguarati
tree. tor made rite distinctive
'aloe antUgliirfof•our . ,ltountry ere in • Mail
, •
violably . ffecred,:tben. I here must . .be a protest
against the,arbitary violation Which had not
even:the egeine.cif necessity..-
The schiam Jo marlebY.•those.*ho (area the
'choice between kabamefiii silin . ce: or a•prOteit
againatwrong. auch . considerationaoriginat.:
ed.the C.leveland.COnOentiOn; • wee among
objectsits to 'Ovule the attention of ihe • people
to euvh facts and t to, brine' them to- realize that
while we .2 re eiturating. Sara hern • soil.'w ith the
best blood Of the eoinitry in•tbe name. of liberty
'We hop, parsed wit& itolkortie. .
To=day, we have in t he , count s'y the • a busea of
a military tliciation' Without its union. of action
end vigor,of oixectition; an alltnistration - mirked
'at bottle by diiregarrrof COnstittiticirwl; rights,
by ~i ts _violation of personal,libetty 'and.. the
liberty.of the preas„.and ea a erumning shathe,
its abandonment of the righ.Cof?asylum 'dear to .
all 'tree:nations abroad..
~. • • .•
. Its 6111fiel hail been eharecti•rizeil by
nest and iyant principle.' has. mislead
gtii upon poal eis 'ad • driven them "brliei
that only' ep;nrpereial interests isnd: personal
aims are insolSed_in the refine, •. • ..
Thn:idinirable Conduct . of the people, 'their
readiness to inake'eviry aacrifice demanded of
thern; . , th'eir. forbearance and• sileriee . under
the Intspen.sion•Of everything tha . t . could• be sus.'
pended,.their manly acts at:heroism - and saCli—
fices, were all rendered , fruitless.bi• the - inert:-
pacity, 0r,%t0 speak. more exactly, by the per:
sonal culls for:which . the' war was managed.
This ific4paiity.and 'selfishness net urallypro—
dticed such result's as I etlthe European poviers
and 04k:talk enough; to the conviction'that the
Niirth; its greatly..supetior populatiOn; its im—
mense resources indite Credit; will never be
able to reedyerjhe South. Sympathies, which
would have been with. us from the, outset:ol
the War, were turned against 'UP,. . rout in. this
way the Administration' has rhine th'e country •
double wrong abroad. . . ,
It :created hoirility, ar, at , hest ,;indifference
among _those yvho Would have been .its friends
if the real intentions of the pedpla could have :
been better knoWn, while at the •same time it
neglected no occasion of making the most
c o n - rnieinn3. Against:Ma
mtliat ieastrou
condition of affuits the" Cleveland' fionvent inn.
.
The, prineiples whict . form • the...bails of its
platform; have ur qmilifierrand cordi a l
prcibalir n, but I : cannot' in tieartily conetir'in
all' the meakurie which you Propose:
not believe that eoafi-cation.extended to
'he'property . oftill rebek is.precticible, and it.
it were en; I.do not thirtk. it a measure of ',bond
policy. It is in . tact a. qUestion: belohging to
the .people thetnietires lb ttecide,.andts a prop
er occasiun'fOr . the sikertise of :their original
antleo.vereign authority: As a war . measure
in the teginding of.a revrill which might 6e,
quelled 'by prompt sevririty,.l understand the
policy of chnfiscation, but trot as a•firtal mii'ature
.of reconstruction aftei'the ioppresflon 'or., an
rnerirreclion.. .
- • ;
John
tip% .Twoinley,
In the adjuitments which are tolollow'Peage
nia'consideration of vengeance can consistently
be admitted,. The object of the waria*to make
permanently Secure the peace and happiness of
the whole country; dud , theta was but a single
elementin the way. of
. its attainment.
This . element;of slavery may : be considered
practically destroyed..in •the.couritrY,: and it
neeolconly.your proposed. amendment to the
Constitutiou •to make its. extinction coal.;
' . • .•
visions created by it 'lmre °MsatiMarea • emelt
in the history of the country there has ever
been a time when the American people, without
regard to one, or goober u:
~divisi
ons, were called upon to give sielemnly their
voice in a matter which t..vy:veil the safety cd
the United States, it is ossureLly the . present
If the convention at B 4 Iti7gore will nom—
inate any Man whose pav t • iic justifies a well
grounded confidence in his fidelity to cardinal
principles there is no to r sion why there should
be any division 'among the really piti iotic•Men
of the country. • . •
Tnany such I shall tre.•most happy to' give'a
cordial. and , . active siMport own' deirded
preference is to aidln thie way ant not to be,
myself' a candidate. :But, if • Mr.. LineOln
.renoMinated,•as I believe it would tie' total to
the country to enduree.a policy - - and renew a
rower which hes coat' us the lives of tli•uliands
of Men and needlessly•.put the country on the
road to bankruptcy, there \rill remain no alter•
notiv.e. hut to . organize against him every ele :
Meht.of conscientious opp sifien with 'the
.vievr .
to prevent the mistOrtune o: his re-electron.- In
this contingency I accept the nominktion . at
cleveland, and as a preliminary step, 1. ;h ave
resigned my commission in the' army..
was ft - af.ciifiCe it gave me • pain ..to
make . But, I had for along time finitleisly
endeavoicilici obtain service.. .
.I make , this
sacrifice now only to 'regain The liberty. of
speech and to leave ;nothing. in the
.way of die
chargtog.to the u'inoat ormy ability the task
you•heve set befori ins. W my earnest
and, sincere thanks , for your expressions of con
fidence and regard, and for •the many honora
pie terms in which you acquaint .ine with the
"aliment the committee, I am,..gentlemen, •
.•• Very respectfully and truly yours, ..
,
• J uzmorcr.
rno WOUNDED • SOLDIERS.- 7 ALL , SOL
DIER, who hive been discharged by realion
of WOUNDS RECEIVED:IN ANY. BATTLE,
and vehn hive not received the ONE. HU.N
ED -DOLLARS BOUNTY,. con receive 'the
sonnet now
,at once,
s by applying ether. in person
;:or letier, at THE turAwr • AND-NAVAL
'AGENCY, N 0.427 WALNUT:Street, PHILA.'
.DELPHIA: •
• -. - JOSEPH E.:DEVITT & COMPANY.
PPRIZE,ONEY. 7 --A 101 l list of ALL PRIZE
F'AYABLE,TO , DATE can be seen at , - the
Offices: These and, 'all other claims againste.t he
Government promptly 'collected.
Th'i large cominotlious house is, now being
put in the very best. order. The rooms ate
.receiving 'new beds, the' walla new Paper, &
paint, and the Propiietitr 'does not • hesitate'
to guarantre his..guests; a dean • 4(1, and , his
table will be at all times furnishcd,, with the
best the niarltets afford.
THE. SALOON.. • •
A large anti • spacious'. one, is well supplied
with a choke sup Pl y: of imported*net,.
ins and cigars; and, good Order. pereails. • .
. , Two large . • Barns are' certnreted wit h
. the
house and well filled with. Hay, Oita and Straw,
and Hvost
.knows how to care (oFHorses. Gime
and see us and.be well. treated.
• - W.. P.:0901; 0 %91N
SmeMport A piiiy . . •
GOOD WIN HOUSE.
4t - :**.i.loBti.::
Pikes Currait Or Prdo
. 4 ,4 o :e,
4,4 •
11:..parted' foi ',the Democ'ilt.-
HY
JOS4 H C A iiiENT'R, Commission MeiOn tat
•
No 32. ley Street Sew' York
. .
-To Warn sAipine4s predfeia imuorbi
Twq.'i irds- 'bit; marks* • rat me 61 adviiined
. •
oil ills rereiiit of .thi ldothf 410ire1i,214 a quick
retiq;i • mailn fur Mc bglisiiee. , Full dirertiuya
,and'a weekly vili * ket.report ient.free of rharge4r .
ma 14.10 rboae tnakigg.usirafflo te.
:Remarks lor the .Week eliding' Julie 15.
Beeswis,Wanted; Beans; steady; Peas . wan 7
ted;, Bgttrisitisillyreheele . ;.steedyi Dried Art
.pleit wonted;..Peachei., .watgeiti, 'Moms, 'win
ted;',Vherriesi, wanted; Ruinbecries,,'Wo'ntedf
llackberrias. , ; wantedCF429, wonted;
wanted;' Co r m Meol,'Warved;, Btickwheat,.iptiet
Flax; fiim; steady; .
.Feather,, wantmdi
fresh, lvt'eatsi. Wanted; heat. Wonted;', .Rye
wiinted;* . Pats, .wintedvCorn- 'wanted; :1-lidys,,
wanted;" ilops,'Wonted;.• La rd.,• wanted;' Beet,
' wanted; Tor k,wantedl• Potiltry,wonted;:Seeds
W
3 . lllred;.:ll'ciliarcie wejritedi. - wanted;:
Wool; wanted; Apples; wanted; Tallow Wan-
BEIsWjA pore r i4r .... 6 'so to 62
•. • ; " impure, •‘. • • 40 to '42
BEANS; white 'mond. O'er bunbel ....... 2 SO . 00.
Poss. ; . • • r? 1" •' "" • : • 101°,1 40
UlriEß to tells. per lb ... .. • 3.7 to •40
6.• • .in.firkina, • ' • . '35.0 40
• • " 'in
.r011e,....................343 to , 36
CIIEESE, Choice. • ' • 16 to 18.
.••• • t• . ; common, I. ' • • •:10tu .•
• lt•
DRIED APPLIR9,. • 10 to'• 12
•. PEA C111:9, - . • 27 to 30
• . • tt•• ; PLI " ... .............. • 16
• ~••• • 27 to
" 71.48.191ERK1E9, per lb • • 'V to ::7
.4. imacomuttio,. 4. .16 to , 17 :
EG05,11490, per doxeit 23 to 21
.
FOUR . ; nheitt, Per bbt . • 8 00 to 12 00
• . 00 to:14 110
COllll mr,Al, per 11, bond 2OO to 3 LO
'• • , to •
FLAX. per 1b.............. ... "10 to 24
FURd.& SKINS; see Price Curre't • •
• '
FiATI11311; live geese,
.per 1b ,., . '7O to .• 75
1314141 , 44 les,. • ... . .. .... .13 to • 15
MUTTON In 'circus: • . ... 10 to. '22
VEAL' ", • .'. •10to• .. 14
POItK, dreeserl per lb • ,11 to'. 13
11 . 11. EAT, per. bunhot : " 1 70 to • 1 00
RYE, •. • •a ' ' I'7olo 1.75'
• 92
COltd per bogie! ...... ..... 'l4O to 150
VENAION per.th' • ; to .
PIGEONS. per dozen. • ' " • : 60
lIIDES, 'dry per lb . . .
25 to '3O
green •11• to
I. 107;• prime, 6. . 20 to '. 27
. ' .4 - to 10
LAllD,.cotnmon tolext, per 111?. ! . ..... 13 to ' 14
11E}:r, weer, per,' bbl, 'O5O to 23.00
4 ., Prime, 6 . ..• .. ... 000 to .20 00
' •"• -. nn to 8.5 on
" 0, .primik, ',! • • ' 00 to. 31.1 - 60
perlb .. • ....... , 14' to. An'
8110LL 1 / 1 0114, ',• •• • ••.; • • /1 to • 13
8AC0N,... • .• .12" to -.14
CIIICKENS, per lb ' tn •24
.TURKEYS, ‘• ' • 24 to •20
DUCKS.-; ". • • 24 30 20
CLOWER FEED . per lb . • ,11 le '/3
TIMOTILY
,• "' • •3 00 to.. 340
FLAX ' : 11 . 1 • . ..... .......... .. 3•A 30'
TVIIACCO WRAPPERS, for • eat'd, per .1b:. • • 35 to : I• 135
' eew, , 18 to • •50
" FILLERS, eweittert •14to ; TO
TALLOW. Per lb ' • . • " 15 to' ;10
-
50R1i111254 . 8Y0UP,.. per. gallion; ', 80 to' • :05
WCOI, rra..hel, per lb 'So to.. • 90
`‘ unWaelted. per .... .. . •55 to • 00
APPLES, ner barrel . 310 to 5 02
fullreport of the Nes/York Market min be
seen on PM at euy time st.thii 6rneoi . In ihe above. is
giretrthe lowest and higlarst. prices which are governed
by cviality . anj condition .Many iarticles that are net
naentiOned shove, can be fount on the report lu ouratice.
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!hp elan and Balloon, inothport,-Ta, will attend to al
• In :emional calla with promptly's', ' Of 1.1" two doors
,
U. :.' '.: OF the Demotrat Wilco..
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,• • Imp BALES: • •••• •
BY VIRTUE oVatindry writseitkierie,lbetas,
lkhcia s:. and Yen:if:fowl .EaVon a5...1 vatted 'nu tthe:
of-COMMon, Plain of •31 , ,Irean cottolyr PC; 'to me
:Jiirected, , 71111 be etimnied to .1 tiblin sate,'At'venduc -and .
outcry, at the Court House, in Sinethport,^on lifonddy . „
Tith day ofjune, .180 V tit one o'clock in the idtemoon,
' the rationing described Reid Ilidate,•" ' • - • .
... All the ~Edtate; right title •,el.tim , and intermit
tif George W. - Rea; defendant_ therein. ' teen the to lloW•
Mir Int of lend's it itde'lli the Tawnstlip.of Eldred , beau
ty' of lilt/Coen an I Commonwealth of l'eringyiyania boon
ded and ilea:sniped aa'folloWs , to wit: Ho di.ninie in I post
-the North-weet corner Of land 0f.,111' Aileeks t lot- No. ii
. 'llllotmente •pf , ilCentini.•• said, Towiighrp]
. thence North thirty. three mid t•tenth S . pervhe. Itof
beech •eorney.thece West•Olchtj . perches to. a lieiniiiCk
corner thence' north elirlity.mme perehea:lei a beech cor
ner thence . West sixty peirelies toa post corner, heiire
'North nue bemire.) and. perches , to • n, beech'
co in er, • hence .W es t 'as ty,eigh t . parches • to ; e Mince
e.O Ilence 1 , 4 oh
. serfuty nine.. terehem to'post . a
coiner in the State tin, thew e Fins M it
'odred and
nitanY five perches tin a post being f , lottli-Vrent , corner
, lot No. 48 :of attain/int &foresail coniteyed to. It. Loop
Smith one hundred perches to a,. lien I id: the
Sitioni• west .corneriifsaiit lot,no '4B thi.nen wog sixty' ,
porches ton post cot tier the North west corner - or lot No.
ICO or ellotment afore:lo' I, bc.ovey.Ml to .Toliir Loup thence
South forty perchesito a lois!"
one:lnindred and folly nine pit iehes to n piivt
thencii Soot', twenty:degrees Eget geventyAintrpereben to
a bei.cli,..tlience South Ole' hundred and taetiV-five;and .
eiplit'tentlikiwelie 4 to a poet ennui •thi ice went .ono'
bonds . , d and five perches to the place of beginning' Con
:Mining three:hundred .ttiid tifty-three.: ant- two tenths.
iscrea.stract measure, more or' ege, tein*lot 158, of
allotment'ofKeat int hinds in said township and port, of
IVarrants tins. 13 . 21 and 31C2, uninipre. , e4S.• • , • •
• . Slispdi and taken in executiiip get will be'sohl • an • the'
Property of George' W. Rea at the sult - W.- V, limiting et .
. .
-ALSO
,
. All the Efate right title end interest' •ot George - .W.
Rea, defendant therein, to all 'the following. lot "of .land
.situdeinille too mthip of Eldred.Ctinty id Ill'Elean s . and
•Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, hounded and described
as fidlows.to .wit.. Beginning at .the sittllowest corner
'rif lot NO, 5.1 Of the allotment of :Keating. Nods in emit!
ltiwnahlp contracted to George Frost, thence South ninety.
perches to South-east carnet Emiia . thence
,Weit sixty
perches tti a beech corner thence . South fifteen Ferchrs to
a post:corner,. thence West•tifty seren pet ekes' to a beet
eorter.in hornbill)) line; thentielrorth' °fie; hundred and
sixty-eig•tt,perahes 'to a Post in, township lino 'thence
•eouth forty-lire degreca'East eighty six and - eight tenths
perches to a heinlock•tor net thence lial4 fiffy . :four per
ches to the place of be,.inning: containing, eighty-throe
add three-tenthti acres strict mature be the- same more
Or leits, tieing lot So 157 of theollotnient of Keating hails
in:Eldred towroiliip aforesaid and Part of Wait:lnt so.. 21155.
- ,Seized and taken in execution and will be 's.l.l.'ns' the
'preperty ofl:leorge WW. at the mutt of W V.. Keating ;
't.t. eh • . .•
....ALSO-
All the Estrtto.' title tn. ht. claim stud •
.'interestuf aeo
,W. ltea.defendent therein.'to 'all 'the folly wing .lot Of'
Jena' Wail in Township. of Eldred .county ;of 111 , Kettn
and Commonwealth of Peunity and. des
cribed an follo.w-a to wit: Beginning at 11 . 1tot.tin tite.Stete
line.helng-the tiottlowext corner of lot att. 1 of-ohitulltst-'
nt'orK eating loans in 'Rohl. tt !I. 1:1 TIV eyed' o'.1„l t
Vaughn, thence :oath, Nifty-hair reichei to FOullt Went• .
corner th 'roof; thence Cast thirty percheito Nartii. West
corner of-lot no 2of allotmentsuforesaitl; .theoco. Smith
'sixty blue and nix•tentl n perchem to North., tit corner Of
login. 4 Of staid allotineuti
. thence -Went eighty .perches
to nectliviest corner thereof thenee,riorfli forty-lwo and•
two tenlht tie - rehes to Northeast corner of Intme • fife of
'allotment ot.lieatio. lantls'aftopetthl,. thence Best one'
hundred ainCtwenty perchnit to act:rill-west corner, titer,.
of,lhence North eighty-three petulteri to a poll can nee in
Cie.:lm aline'. thence 'Emit one bandied seernfy percher
tothe - beginning, coot:doing one litindred and' thirteen..
and eight tent ho acrtot toilet mensut e more el less being
lot No 151 or the allotinent of.liettlirg lends in Eltlred
tt: t witship aforesa id and pact'of Warrui4.N0...1321 Cnim
firrked.- . "
S. Feed anti I then in execution and will I.n st 1I cc .the e
joMpe'rty of Georeet W. lies, at the suit of W• 7 V, liifaiitg,
. .
-AT 'SO
. .
All the:Estate rh.lit title c'eini ~ r ,d interest of. (leorge
Itsa.,dereialisiit thcreio,•to all the rationing described
lot of land shake lit the township;of Boating county .of
'lll'lSeali.und conimoivo cola) of Peonsyleania, bounded ant
describet lit follows to wit:. Itegioning nt a merle the
Noith-west coiner titbit N;.) . 2'26 of allotment of Keating
I..nds In 5+.1.1 tosYn4itp conveyed 'to F. S. 'Martin thence
Soul' One hundred and fifty eight pet chea tn . post corner.
.of acid' lot,. theirce West seventy 'perthos to i n post
corner, thence, North two 'molted ant to, ty oh, perch.
es to a r not in South lineor lot N0.,151 f said allotment
enureyed. to It C lienyllence East One hundred to en
l' One perches to "ti postdi r rner in South_ line of lot* .NO.
'227 Of said allotment; thence Soitili wo perches
to post in North line orseild lot tie ,2i6 thence Wear fifty
perches to the . ; I ice ofbegir.ing.'cthitainip.ilons bantered
ant thirty eight and ton tenths acres strict measiire.be .
the Same more or. lest,' being lot.No 233 . , id the. a110t:n . ..0
of Keatio;y lasts_ in.townihin aforesaid, slid part I f Weir.
.ants Nos'. CO sNI"1,1190. Cnlnop.nr,'d
Feiaeit and taken in exec:alien and wal 1e the
pi nlierty of tietirge %V Rea., at the 14'..V.
-21Lc0—
• All the I:state right title anti tnterttt of Qcroge W•
Rea.. , Apfeiudant therejn,qo 'nll On f llu.ing lot of land.
wealth of l'entatylvaptn bounded Oita "deco ihntran , ltritlft'S
'to wit: lie:ti 1111111 1t 8 t Wg , ip - warnint Ifne one hualretl
tied lI teen porolion south front the South west - corner Of
Warm:it:co. 13 . 12 the. ee ];ant x•ixty. toll nod tiro. tenths
pot cures to a hentlork thence eontli'olubty peetthen to a
post thence.. entitinty ten and five- tentlits• parcht n• to n
pont' in smith warcapt lino throe& North eighty porches
place of b,clutling. ct Waining thirty one aon'llvatc tenths
nerve striottmenstire Leib, canto, more or tern Icing lot
No ti sir thin allotment I tills. In said Town:
ship awl 'vitt Orwarraut No: tuiliwrov.. 1..
deized unlit takt , n in k;satutitto nu I Will 1.1 raid as 'the
properlty:of George W. Elsa, atlhe twit of W . . V. lientlng.
.
"- ,- U~E0,.-
All the estate, right, title, elnim nail intnrent of Ucorge
defendant therein, to all the following •• int of
land >i trite in Towntitip f,Liheity, ! Countr of 11Pgenn
.10d entmtionwe dth of Peonsilennia. bounded ! Anti des- -
cribed en f. Iteginning nt rite South rout corner of
26 of lie n'l ' , went of the Heating I tale' in said.
towuship, thenco'North two hundred four- peraltee • to .
North west cornet-of warrant 3150. thence Dist one hun
dred, tenrugl four tenths perches twenrotr of taint in
line or the Straohridee Innis,, thenceSoutit.
thirty nix degrretvEagt thirty fire perches to nu oid
tlx earner an the . wegt. lonic of the Allege ir . river,
thence 'South two litopaired Maly worn -.on I aix 0.4101.
•110rCheK to n post corner. thence East one Immired.sixtv'
ix and eighttentktoperches to a luentock center. thence
South oneltinistred Iwe I arches In a handoek ,corner ;
thence. Weednite bemired taarty ten perches to - a hem
lock corner, thence 'North. ninety nix nod eight tenths
. pe rehee to a prd, corner. Wool I W 0 fart,/
four and uiilu ten 11.1 perches TO. n beech ! corner,. OellCe..
.South ninety three an l• sin tenths perches teen
corner,' thence Went l one hundred thirty, eight-,
perches to a beech corner, thence Nesth fotty.foui rich
re to Southeast, reamer of lot No:. 2'.6. itlntmend of
Keating lands In Renting Towtanhip conveyed' to.F. S.
Martin, ono liundredeittlity six 'perches. to a post corner,
thence }last forty .perchitg to a poet corner. thence North
fifty slit perelten !tint unmet-, , thence }lett one hon.
died fifty serf-nand five tenths{ perch es to a post..9.nlatit . ..
east,corner. of - 10t•N0.'235 of maid nliotment in Liberty
township, thence
eighty
forty, live perches' to a post nor.
nor, thence .Enst eighty Perchesto the place o: begitr -
Dint; Onutainlngeix hundred fifty nine and 'eight tenths
aerial, strina measure; be dhe same mare or lens, - being
lot.. No, 252 of allotment of - Keating Inwin afore
said, and part of.,warrants Nog. t:071 and alco Unim
. Seized, taken In'e,xecutitin and be-spiting the pi•o
party of George.W. nett at the null - of W. V. : Keating
and others. ,'• ' . • .
MMI
All the estate, right, title: claim and interest of George
W. Rea defendant therein' to all the folio - Whig lot of land
Ritual° in Township of Eldred, County of All,Rean and'
.Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, boon led and desciibed
,no follows, xo.wit: • Beginning' at the South-esit corner
of tat No. St of the'allotment 'of Keating lawin in said
township, contracted to George ' , rest, thence North one
hundred nr.dtlYe 'probes to a-post corner, thence East
eighty-eight:and eight tenths poi - Chen to a•rost corner,
thenceNort la eleven and three teethe perches to a hem- -
lock corner thence East nineteen perches to 'a post coe
ner,•thence.' South one hUndred and sixty 'perches' to the
South-west corner of . lot No. 66 'of allotment aforesaid
ennVeyed to John Pubes, theno West One hundred and
twenty eight and three tenths perches to a pest in -centre
of:the road; the-North-west corner of- lot No.:1111 of a t ;
lotment aforesaid conveyed - O , R Rexford, 'thence North.
sixteen deureen,Bant twenty two perches to.a, post. thence
North thirty' one tied one half degrees Dist twesty eight
and one tenth kreltiot to the place of beginning., contain
tog one hondral and fear and seven tenths acres, strict
measure, more or less. being lot No US of the meet
of Keating lands In El Red tnwpship aforesaid and part
of Warrant No'. Sl6l', Unimproved. '
Seized, taken-In execution and 'will be told es the pro
perty orGeorge - W. Rea at the stilt of .W. V. Keating
et al: . '•
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All that equal undivided one half; of t.certain 'tract
or ,'parcel of 1 trul t .bnunderl ea Allows:. Itegirning eta
Ppost corner on the State line between New York told
ennsylvania, the North bank of the 9swayo Creek awl
. being the corner of Stfllmaiaor George W
Ilfarye.tt , s' and thence by the 'Slate Line Beet thirty
one perches to the saw mill. one liundlied and fifty. nine
perches and 'pion tenths of n perch to a post cornet'
being the, north east corner. henryttnittliN- hand;'
thenceSotith.by the east line ol said lot thirlY live Per
elms, to a post. corner on the aeuth - bank of the ,Osivityo
ireekt• thence down the creek, North . fieventy. sigh, de.
ernes Weet.ais 'perches atetone tenth of a perch;. thence
Weld fiturperches• ana live , tentbs Of .porchi' thence
South
.seventy degrees four
,perches and, seven
tenths of a perch; thence Shull' seventy sit and tl, half
degrees IYest: twenty two' perches and shilenths of a
peroh, to the North bank.of tho oily mill race. ' thence
down the race, on the north hank thereof, Sout h eighty
leanly) a htlf degrees west four percher thence North
o.2. l btrtive degrees West sia'peeches and lour teethe of a
perch;' theme" North eighty rylit and a quarter Ala:reel ,
r•
'Weit, ties Oerehee and .Sire tenths of ' helms
South. eightx.fouritud aquartar degreeir:Weist,
_tea per.
chee thence sheering _balf , degreee Meet,. tteeaty one ',
'notches sod three tenths of a 'O4l thence-Mirth Watt. :
. ty live deareea Weit.;.• twenty eig t. psrcheS'ano six-,
tenths. of a perclit , .thenee'lfortli slaty two desnitell.Wellt•
nineteen perOtesattd. six tenthi.nr 'a pinch to , 11 .atenti
coiner,. thence . North eleven ercaes and nine-tenths
a poi ditto a gornbrin.the.vond; theme° down the creek;,
North sari:oar two .degrees Writ, twenty four perches to
it corner in.the creek; (hence thinth 'eighty sixend a halt
M
degrees em, thirteen perehes to 1 coruer in the creek;*
thenee..liortlf.futir verrlies and shiteathe ef. a .perch.th
the ;lice of begitiniog: , Conteining twenty reran acres,:
he toe same more or' lees, Reaerrtne therefrinn the water'
privilege for the G rhlt and • therefor euMeitint
. .
. .
' Atid ul-o the Cries l undivided" half Peen( a-parcel
,ot
landaitnate in Ceres Tp.; tousled nx fediwrd-ltogiening.
at, a penVeorner on the temk Orwayo creek; standing
one hui.dsed fnd thit ty..nce parches sal four. tenths:, of
pereh anddiro ituutirofriud thirty three pa - relict
and three ti ntlitora Perair East of..tbeliartirtireet.criie
c 'ruer of warrant No.'dlll, being pert, of ; said warrant,
th,ence.S.pistli eighty try.) yerches: to the Centre or thw
I.lnay.drond node Maple cot tler h ab it- .wild road .thence*the toidre of the read:Serail fortyeight.ileggeem East,:
Puldcelfpeichis; •thence . South tiny ar,d a •lialf:deprivr.
East Permit)! Ave I ercinc; :thence '6outlt • fifty tiro end sr
half deg Vera bast I ivebty , seven pelehea, theisea aoutli
fifty eight mud adelledagreeri Seat forty four perches one'
can tenths,'of.a 1 viell to n Corner. thence forth four per.
C".cs to a Hemlock - corner: and' six pill ellen to ,the.Sentli
bank of :the .dreelt,lthecj down the Creek:by the' sec- ,
- erel courteadtni dfrect }dim to the place ,I . l' beginning,
Conte loing forty seven terse 4m.t. ninety, perches, strict
nfeasurahe the earnu.morenr less; a ith the appuFtenan- •
. . ..
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.
.I. 4 e . ized. taken in oxecntoilood•will be sold anllie pro-
Pe!'fr of Peter: II: Lod!ickof the snit of, kleaell• •IIO;-.
auto: „ . . . . . . .
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-ALSO.-
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All Holt. equal undivided.oublalf of a certain tractor
pat - cant hind hoU11 , 1P11',101ftillOW: BeginEliqg lit a poet
corner on The State Line lietneeti t New York an&-Penn
et hernia . , the North batik Ol Oi*idotCettek and being the
cornier of - Willi:3m P. tit illnianWEeorge - W liferyntts
.lan-1, thence by the State in Eat thirty one perches to
OM Saw Mill, one hundred. trod
,fifty nine perches and.'
seven tenths of u perch lea post corner being the north
east' corner of lieurY-Sinith's land,:theuce South by tbn
Ear:LH:le of sold:let - thirty five Perches to a poet flintier
on'tlie:Si.it It bank 'of ()away° creek, theodo tiotew tan
;ceeck• North rci-enty eight degrees Weat Nix perches and'
.oite truth of a • petch thence West -roue perches cud fife'
'tenths of a porch, thence South seventy per ches
West
Tour perches and seven tenths of t. perch, -thersie South
sevelity,sis and a degrees Weal twenty two percher
nod six: tenths of- aperch
. to the north ban k of the old!
Millrace; On:aced two the care' n the Nortlibank there
of rltertit eighty five end a half degrarrivW'eri !Mir pet chitin'
theft eighty live degrees West-Six porches nod •
four tenths - of a perch, thence' North 'eighty, tightand a
,warier de,rrect West ,- tin perches arid... five ten th s or n
peauh,:thenee eislity 'foal. and it quarter degt ere
, West ten pet cites itpil two'tentirs of a peich r thence siitff
.seven alma half degrees West twenty.onn perehes: and
three teittlisod a pet ch, thence North eighly fire degrees
Wert twenty eight 'perches and 'ii tenths of a perth;
• llienee•Ni.rtli sixty toe degrbra• WeSt'.nineteen perches
and :di tenth:: of.a perch to a ((tone corner; thence North
turd nine tenths'ef: Peich to a:corner in
the poott,.tis.-nce dawn t . o creek North seventy, two de•
grees'AVeSt twenty lice perches to a coYuer instee creek ;
thence South ei. lily six and it'litilf.dogrees-Wert thirteen.
•perches to a Oirrner in thacreek,theute North fon eperch•-•
ea and - sii.tentlis:of Opel eh to the place of beginnints,---
ceq•aining twenty Seven acres, be the sire more or loss,
'reserving therefrom the Water .privilege lot the Grist
Mill and as (ter therefor sufficient fir its use at all times;
And also the equal tt • ndilidell half .part Of a parcel of
land site:twill Ceres towtifttiP bouuded as follows: • Oe
'ginuiiigat d post comer en the. bank - off. . OSanyO creek
standing -one biniiired and (Mitt:. tire 'perches and . four
ttothe of a perch South and two Mildred and thirty three
perchOs nod th roe:tenths of a perch East of the Northwest
corner or Warrant No..:1111; being part of Said Warrant .
thence. South eighty two' perches to, the
the 'centre. of
Uswayo road..and a maple corner below said road, thence
by the centre of the road South forty eight, degrees East.
tem-tees perelten, thence South fifty and a half degrees •
East twenty bee perches: thence South fifty two"and a
half degrecit. E',t twenty•seven :porches,. thence South'
fifty eichl anti u half degrees East forty foul perches and
nix ttallfi of a -perch to' a corner,. thence Nati' foni
perelici to a. Hemlock nut six perches to the
.youthilitok - of the creek," thenca down the crepk • by the
reveral courses and distances to the 'r I ice of beginning:
Containing forty revers acres andyninetyA ercheri strict
measure, lie the sarne-more or less, :together With the;
appurtenances: .
heised,:taken in 'execution and will be sold as the pre: ,
perty of Peter It. Iredrick ut ...the.ruit • Joseph Polemist
useof 1.1,3-izer Ilarnain: - • ' .
ENE=
All the Estate right title claim end intereit
u t Mordaica'N s Powell defendant • therein to air
the rotlowing lot of land situate itrthe ti;writship..
ail:m . olton, County of M'Kean.and' CoMmon
'we.ilth.rd.PennSyl.:imii.t:bourided and described.
as in.llOw. - ; 13eginningat a hemlock it the North
-rear corner ot-10.irdaiea - N.-.-Pciwells two hun 7
deed. acres of land, Ihepc . e•••Sonth . by lancliof
Wetmore and Cainp' ! ell one hundred and' Airily.
per Ches te a post cot nor thence West by lipds
of Wermnre and Campbell two hundred Perches;
', f in hoe, e,
and . Oev•IAY • nerche's
•pmt co , ner thence•E.ist-by•tanu or E. is;: 1:10-•
-luneirr'l Perches to place of lie.
]inning cnntniuing t wo bandied' acres more or,
less onwhiCh- !here Is about-to:4y acre's (Oath!
itnproved one - water saw - mill three - :an all
hensys•,one harkand one blacksmith
-shop and about seventy bearirg,-apple Vets:
.
Selzed . and taken in execution and *Mite mild
as the nropetly of:tfortfaitta - N..:Ouwcfh: at the
suit, ot the .A.dinittistrator of . John Campbell'.
now for use , of the - Executorof James Taylar.,
-7-ALSO
' All f4lef'lfainiroet of landaituated in. Nor='
,wiCh Tilvenahiti..lll'Kean County..P.;mnsYlvania.
It •hviu. the undivided (die 'half
: or all On.: the.
•Westside of t he'P - ot aloe Cr"lek,-fieiti Ming at •th .
BeeCh bitit:' t; the North Eastco'rnerot Maynatds.
.Plirchase. thence South foe.i.y-five •ChtiosYto a
1.);.ec11, thence.Ealt. tyenty.•„two chains and
sevithty-tive links to a post . ; tlwrice'North (wens: .
ty !lifer chains wall twenty-five links lb a 0014..
thence West Elvv'en 'Cliaina and nventy five
.liiiks to a-heecb; thence North 17 West Eleven. •
chains to a Post,- - thence Not th ten 'chains to a
post; thence West-nine . .chains, tWelVe and one
ball links tothe plac'epf beginning,` containior
75 acres•and seventy two perches Being. tame- '
tract of land conveyed to'G. IV.. Grtsivold. 4 22o4
day of.pt. I'S U.') by ,Wm`: Flail, - Mar} , : An.A. 7
Hall .1., .. Gallup and bAshe . G4lltiri :aboat 'l,'r• k i
-acres Im roved and one frame' barn.
Siez.d and taken in .r.tOcution and Will be.
sold us:the property of 0.- . S. Burdick : at ..•tlice
suit of C. K. Sari well & 8r6.1..fi0w for use, oil,
C•,12.• Burdick. . - . -. . '
ALSO-
-All the folloiving,realT.Ebtxte; viz: East bnli
of Lot No.:121.8i! (late in' , Bradford Township
Nl'Kee'n County Bennsysvania Containing fifty
six and 'four: tenths. acres. led :on the
South by lands of David Corneliiis and , other:
East by lands of W..A.'.Williaini, end .others
NOrth-by lauds . of B. Brannan,. sod West .by
lend of fithiel Kingsbury, about fifteen . : ttares
improved:- ' • .
. - ,
Sieed'and taken in'exeeution and will be sold;
na Ihe property of William . Miller and George
'Foller,:at the.suit of Joseph V. Clark. • ~.:
...
• A. N. i,lLlanntDat, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office Sthettport, No.,k3Oth 1861.
TRIAL LIST, JUNE TERM, 188*..
. .
• ' ' . No. Term Year.
.
A N Taylor •ii Nathan Knapp 60
,June loco
Tarnet& Thornton -. re lit'Kean Co .• - -' .: .•
Bank- • -- '£o - -Sept 1858
•
Peter B Bedrick - ' vis'ltim. 3mlth, et al 7(L Bept,'lBso.
Let/rand Cook; ' . 'va 451 Miller •., 06'• Sept 1660
John C Backus • •vs lienj Chum-' ' •' 1 • ,_.
• •berlain. . 21 June Hp
. . .
,Overgeers or Poor of _. growers •ol'.. • •..
' Keating Tp, - ' ' ' 9 . ilainlin Tp :86 - June 3862
- Barrett &.Aldrich ~. . ye Keating Tp. • •..24: Sept, 1862
. , . .
.ye Tp , 25 'Sept IEO2
111nekmay4.71ockwood vet3A Grover 27' •Feb '.1860
Iliire.of I-Grover vo rater Eviinok. • '
•.- . '• .Jos. - .Amon 12 ,- Feb 1861
Horace Coleman vb R S & . ••
Tavlor • 45; Feb• 1803
M "On an' John Jinni et al 0 Sept, 1963
. Same, r •
v lt H Admen et al 7 Sept 18'3
Deeiel,Rlnioburr on, Samuel -0 ray 41 Sept 1663
Seine •on Orgun Mgt° 42 Sept 1E63-
JNO, it; commlcu,,Proth'ir.
Smelltport, May 16i1504, : : . • '. •
BYRON D. HAMLIN
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ATTORNiEY JIT LAW, elngqiiiioll., W1(0311 enpoly, - Pll4
Agent for Yeemrs. Heatibg .dr. Co'll -Lando. 'Atteilds
empocial ly ...the' Collection of Llaltroq. Exatnlnatithi ~ f
Land Tillage reyilient of TLIViII, *id 'III batdoeoNrel,-.
't nz to Ploil t Wetsta.' Ogio., ir!I,Ia . RIIID flock... ' '.