*ithin- attliatit 7 .''BeiliMlWYeic liiiiiV - ; to esAilislfill'in large towns - 'where .ere but rii inn in see bon , you tool: be- ate Many schOols.:, -'': :i . : 1 cie Igo detwri . - . .-' .. , --',-, : A graded school is siniplv. - a Well elass- YOu've been around thii early settling ifted-seTi66l; h--is on; in Wiiiel, schulars nr bills? Well; I. must 'Say,. if you liVe of nearly equal : .attainntetit 'eCeupy ,tke to ben thousand; you'll never learn how Isaac` tooni , and. tiro - taught.- by'-'tile -saute] to do things genteelly. As- long as 'peo-tinairnetor; ~- `I" he loweit gradecr i selMel 1 pie know you are rich, and can raiy whet) ' omit )taVe,iwo',reeins. and .too- teeelielO you get ready, they're in nolitirry t - 0.,1,Ce In thiS - easel, the wore tielvatte"ed'Seliolari l paid. It's only pour Ipeople; or those in occupy one room. the less ' advanced an. I doubtful eircunistances, who have to pay jollier. Thc advantage ofthe system is j on the spot. •If it wasn't convenient furl that the classes are fewer and large, -and you to pay; of-course you'd have to;but !can - have lenger, time for recitatitias. 7 ---1 Becitie: you 'can just 'as ive?i pay any 601;1QT:tiled schools are commonly' dit'idetl potpie feel- hurt to have you settling: up to three departments the Primary, Toter. I so soon. i• These follis-7-wenild rather yint'4l - mediate and Iliglier. . There is a- room 1 lac. in debt,te-.•ein-than nut:- :But you'd unlit teacher- for each - department, - -nnd f rather not be ? That was very,comtneed•l in latoe schools two or more ,to.each de.- 1 r, .. ... tibit;.When'Y'on aid a small hustness,_ and i pertnient, .An itnpertial board of exam, wanted to be certain. abOnt..thaking both) biers assign each . pupil to his propel .de ends - tiieet, -but it tvoilldu'i hurt youAlpartment, and prOmotes from 'olio_ room bit-pow if you pre.”. paid. Your . debts,----} to a higher only when ascholar has Pass .l.,elme ace the'biili;. 859,f 0 r, cards, en• ed a•thorough examination. .- Scholars graving, 4.1.1; $2OO fer 'flowers i $250 for are received t iid , promoted ,only at.: the music; $3OO for %Vines; .esoo for sup., beoinning of the term or y.:ar. -. I saitll per; attendance of- waiters, loan of silver,lora'ded schools are the cheapest - wherei &e..(titat. tuan's bills' are always enormous I ever they. cate.be established. ! Suppose fate:l couldn't- be sure otstteeess wit hoot ' i a tounship with "9 schools, averaging 30 bini);,sl,6oo total. " Asld.the milliner,slsebolais each could Imild a house with bills"' and $l5O for hreakage; 850 for ru• , two rooms, and- locate it in a place ac itiing carpet; and a hundred 'or two!cessible by all the .scholars in the town, ,for sundries, and yOU'll have nearly twol [ do not tay ruck a situation could be theusend - ddlars." Well expended, Mr. i baud, but unless the s . lstetn offers nearly Rasher. I'l-liave given, a thousand dol. 1 equal advantages, it had not bettkr be I , •rs alone-if the Ltverpools had come. I introduced. Let the directors C112:46 ROW ? Perhaps e ik ,Vd,priio tely offered i two qualified teachers, one for each de them that stun, they might have accept-' pertiiieut. It seems from "K's'' aecount ed, as ,they're said to be . getung as, poor; they can be had fir $l5 per month. In as they are proud ? ' The bills are very I graded school a teacher can teach 45 moderate indeed, cet:sultrio:!the-brillian-Iseholars easier then 30 in ;an ungraded; cy of the affair. Five years from now,! one. - Let the directors ahnounce that; if you Should.live and:prosper, you_won'tlt they will examine all the scholars in the 1 iiiinls anything of givinu.teo thousand for; town and admit the best 90 to this new a: grand party' once i a year:. The Pills. I school. . Let. it, also be understood time burys do It. - What are, ycu ciphetioglother scholars would be admitted as soon there,,, on that, piece of paper ? How ;es their own proficiency . and the vacan- many pills, - twenty-live in e box, at twen- ' cies in the ,Iligh School wctild ,permit. ty-five tibts a box, must. have been in-IThis would be a strong incentive to eve : fiteted . up'on trusting humanity. at a plot . - :ry child iu the town. After taking out it of seventy-five per cent. en the whole,!-i0 - scholars, there would be only- 180 left'' in order, to have ettabled the Pillsburys, , to be provided fur in the common schools.; to.aiye ttat ten thousand dollar affair Y' These 180 are never of the seine rank PsKaw I . what a horribly crarzie, minded , the 270 at first were, and the size of each person you are, to be thiaking of such I school might be. slightly increased and things. - You might just a. 4 well inquire i'still the scholars have 'better op --tortuni -llo‘v,.many barrels of mess? Basher, I tics than bafnre .. If 36 are assigned to you're hitting that cologne-bottle withleach school there will be but five conning; . your elbow ! There it goes down upon schools now. Thus by the : graded sys: my lliussels carpet; thank, goodness. it tem we dispense with 4 out of 9—almost Wasn't the ink stand. You shouldn,t i half of the common school teachers, and think I'd have a " Brussels " carpet °olio their:place employ two qualified; in- My floor ? • bid . I ever hear about Pad- istruetors. The s3o..per- month paid to dy's pigs? . 2;0, nor I don't want- to.ithese two, is less titii was formerly paid " A ecutleinait uret . Paddy . with a drovelto the other four. 'I said graded schools of pigs, aid. says he, , so you're driving l cannot be succesfully_ introduced heie your p'gs, to Bath, are you?' -and Paddylat present ; the population is too scat says, • whist'. whist tif ye glaze, sir, atriltered,too sparse. We want more com don't be afther spatting so loud, for surelinon schools as a basis. EVery • common they !iiiik, therre going to Dublin, sir.isehool in the chanty, May be 7raded just or they wouldn't stir .a step. ' " And, that's just as .tnttelLiike, you, Rasher, as two • pins. _lf I want to drive you one way, Bare to prkend t ni thivi9g you another. Thu e,,n:tantly endeavoring.— To;pull the wool, over your eyes : ? Yes, to pull the wool :over p.ur .eyes, if you wiil.hart it so---but always for your own zood, always! • If 'you'd a had your own way, you'd stalled i., th.it three story tqich•„•and• worn your blt.l wlitte. hat fur . ever. I've per:traded you i!.to a.house. aid a butler.-and.a earriagt- . , and gloves, and 1 : t...peut hat. tuol a party. :tu•l—A eqat otanus?: -Yes, .anil a eoat of whieh rou uccer would have had the am- bitiuu to lo;:!: up, and &score! who your ance,tors,.werp, if it lnnli•t b ee n f u r ,nie Fin 1 great won4au -tick? 14;u!ve told tumo sktveral t times in the, cone:ie of our oonunbial relal to:v. and you.-has'en't said afar from truth. I 'I/Kr/id to,he a great Woman; and if you had .one EA or. ,tutu of be a grcathiau, in soave vitiy--politically, or officiously, or some way. You meant I was a.great womru in a corpreal sense? And - what kind of sene.is that ? Come doWifto the marehouse seales'to-mcirow.. aud het weighed -Tile.° it is again.; sometimes I wi.4h.to:7umines you,d- live in you IsatchouSe. and :never come (Mt of if; you'd be more to home there- than in my elegant elegant elegant--,theres the hell. Company • fqr the licit • four hours; but you neetltt mind about:coming down; unless you wish . . to, my .dear. (Continued next month.) Graded Schools. . . MR. EniTint. 7 —Dectr Sir : I teas 'to sec. the 'sketch upon "GradedB.eheols . ": in",yeur Isue of Jan . 17.' . 1 - r 'pelican's t'gi.ottizig interest In, the' ea - Use' of . edatiation.. AecOrding to the writeNaceount theprogresS of the seholatiivai wcincleiful,. and kem . s to - justify hid - trittnipitaitcappeal to the Directorsfavefr of his . fay . Orite system. Yet: I irci'net . think " Graded 'Seltools'',' eattTbe . sifeeessfnily establisl:ed - on). cer.n4 a.ud'therefore"tieply to hiii.ques . - tion.. the sketch had 'leen tenger: so that your;" teaderd 'night kn'ori:ho'w the school Was conducted, organized sup,. po - rt - edand graded. °Obese points "K!' gai.e lierY. little' information. Ido not .sky:that.the...seheol was not graded ; but if, it was.,' I . I.nive 'Wrong 'views of the AlVadeit.Sehoo! syStetn." :Frinn the ae coiigt iii . b.e - J,01;:t1N,4;.1. - cannot see that at iiiffOeti atty,_respeet "foul the . Ord'. nai'fieleit - seifoofs,=found in:all parts our.epuntry..,There.ate, tutiny erroneous opinigts olingf graded Schnobi, and - "nice I trust„seine one ,no explanation system. A iiehool .. .,ctnittot . : be taai,hiby ishgte.l'sit ebe,r cannot be tieilti graded soli uol".;sebrila unequal ..110aintnigOtS are'' . .n6t 1J `tlts raine - ,t'etierher. rtiaiii Lie4oolsaio"the . ".et p t;.ttat. tap, ,much as any select suliocl swish only one teacher ; bveause they ,all can be. as well classified ; but no select school. no school r - teeiving.all the.scholars Who ap piy..can -properly be termed trratled. since none can have au impartial b)ard- of- ex Respectfully - Yours, M. Harrison, Jan, 1.861, 4 •, ki:itit 4- 4 41111 ft, 1.1 at ital. CD/Jmunsporxr, 31, T. S. CHA.SE, EDITOR. AND PUBLISIIER. lye, are fadetitecl_to 3.lessrs Den-, .011, Stiang, Eliiot and Berry.of the'Leg. is!ature,- fur dccoulentary layers. • C 33 The -following gentlemen compare Gov. Curtin's Cabinet.: Secretary of State, Col. Eli Slifer; of Union; Deputy Secretary, Samuel B. Thomas, 'of J:Yela„ rear! , ; :Attorney General, Hen. Samuel A. Purviahee, of Butler; Arijatant General,' C'eu. Charles Negley, of Pittsburg. • E -,3 ..:7" The, grand jury of the District of Colombia, on the 25th inst., presented, John B. Ficyd fOr malfeasance in ollice,l Godard Bailey' . for ; larceny of the. Bonds, and Bussed for contpli-1 city with - Floyd and Bailey. We hope, they will go one step farther, Cod ' justly convict theta. . V 7 Zi The Secession movetnent stat# quo, awaiting. iiractical develop= Since our las!, we le:iru that tnent . . Louisiana bas Sepede47--on o.,tper. .1t kill be impossible for herb do soin any .more practicat.manner:- ,confesses her dependence on the GovCrnment . by 'cOnAt'e.. the 'it uinterruPted navitiatibn' of the. •: ' , The Kentucky legislaturelia3;reflised. to a-.conventian y by-a large. ril . josity,- 'ail& the ilctiop •of the legNiaturd . ebiated by tiring runs, illwiiiatioos, ~Cc., in the , leading ettie.4, and towns of the, , hangs over :the 'abyss, but there is strong ground - :to hops that her people - Uill vote her back soon: Mar,Ound is also •firm. thejlnioti, and - noble Hicks is - fi - tor: Mary land. • - In Missonti-the inoveinent is 'malting no progress; and the popular feeling is w , ainst'sece:4skon. The I.4)Ffrueijon, of the . steaiubp . at igation of the ,111.ississippi : by th.d.lfielt.. burg peoiito: has • set, - ther : Northeast 'on iire--even Ke'uttielty is rampant, with ju's't rage. - havis . heeksretea - as contrabauciby the city police itt,NeV York—thus enttig t.ff a 'lnrge .. atipply; of treason Tilts -was under'indge Stunll4 l 's deeilz ,shili:a7r4r Brooklyn ha#";:left., iitli,reZeforenniertis for Fort. Piekens, and itls- also—stated that troops hate been sent to the relief -of Fort. Sninter., !comprornisitigivith Trcaseint; , l •Fi!e, theie prisent.triies, •.1 But..preSently proyent,the. ‘_vay&:. to To tear the foe, •;,•••ipee fear oppressed strength, Gives.-in your wealrtesS, strength unto your fue, • - • t t • And 50 . .1.0ur follies..fight against yourself._Tear and be . slain . ; no . worse ear come to fight: And fight - and die, is' deaill destroying: It:Atli Where . fearing dYing,',pays *death Eer rile breath. --Rich. yr., Scene 2. 'K. oni coffers then . .. . he emptied to retleent.a traitor ,Ifotne ? :, Shall we bily treason? and . indent 'with feat's. When they have lost .nd forfeited themselves? --,Lienry / V., -Id I,,Scerte 3 The above extract from Sliahespeare are much to the point , of "the pr'esent The conipromise mania 'nl:eh seems to prevail in certain : circles -at Washington and elseWhere,.leads every body to thinkitig wrong in regard to the occasion of it Intermit goes a great way in.maliing up a man‘i.political character in such times as are now. upon / us ; and those who are laboring to dissoiVe the Union Ore Well aware of thiS fact and are using it. It matters.whether we "Fear and'be slain",:or "fight and die"— death is more certain with the fear than with the fight, in "siteli a case as new ex ists under this government. tinder eitsting circumstances, and attempt to. patch up diffieuLtes will be- dying. with fear, and - "buying treason." What' is a corn proulic but the offspringof fearing the ,consequences of doing what We claim, to be right ?—"ria . l,.ing death servile-breath"? MEM The North has never yet compromised with the South, that the latter did not get all the benefits—yea, even More than it asked. The South. has one virtue • I that we can heartily commend—its pluck to-press its. demands whether right - or' Wrong. The North, on . the contrary, has exhibited on all oceasions - the truth ef r Shakespeare, that ~-‘..fears • oppresseth strength." It lints ever been the fault of the North to "indent with fear, when! theY. baVe.loq. and forfeited' themselves." ' The. fears have alway,s :triumphed while. the courage of : the:South had the,adian tage—ginned "strener.th. from our'weak- , ness." Whereas, if we had metthen' iii, times past with - the - same spirit they hove l exhibited there would be no occation .fori compromise now—there would have bean none in MO % New • ganrantics to the! South never amount.to more than new pretex.s for future demands. We believe that a-MajoritY,of the pee... ple constitute the h;ghesttribun'al of Or country . next. lo the Rifler of, the Uni . . - versn,-aud as such their decision :cannot be set aside by any measures . which May to hatched up by - Congress or Cobineb3, Their lateSt deeisioti is that•the : ,Territo ries are consecrated' to FreedoM ; there. fm-e,, we believe that :any -comproutiSe which surrenders that. principle a mere attempt of an- inferior- tribunal to 'set -aside the verdict of . a. hig,her, nr.B eon: Iteary to the principles and ,Spirii of- the CfOnstitution.. . • . ' . But is infinitely more dearading, to the spirit of the•Constitution,as notr,. to be asked to , eomprotnise with, treason:-- . This is a hurniliation . a , zainst which 'North ought .te LO eltithed s in att mrable There is met ther reason'or palliation for such iation ; there can pretest for such! It treason" only to . give ,it, new strength, new insolence • , it is. "Omptying our • coffers”..of k!lf - ke-J speot and iirineiple, 'to . buy off unseemly b.U . dUnzOdly treason` We with 'all . eompromi , ses Abat .look to ,ilisarmment of free : labor and the strength cuing of human .bnriclatte,—now and for• ever; for if'now itlsill be forever. ; .ItCy- We are itultbteci . to our friend Cowan, tueniber .Asseuibly from War 4" re • O, for a cok:of his • speech of the 17th agaiimt repeal ,of-the,P,e - r•zo • nal Liberty. The speech is brief, but it is to the point .and . just such as watnight expect from Cowan. We extract the Cm: •• - • I atu further opposed to repeal, because, it cat now du. no, good. . Had they coin, to us in - an: oflicial way, before their overt acts of treusunT and asked thebe.thfogs, oven as a right, nut a conditioti obedi ance to the. law,- they, might„have been krant&l withoit,a sqcliiice of honor, duty and .self-rrspeet. - I.3ut 'their position is, taken.: a. deliberate, purpose ..they ba.;:e done all r tluj can to- t.upder tite bonds 'Which - WO tOgelher, this rash: . seep: - Shull ad to civil_ war, _upon those.lie reir - ooslbility. of the fratri.- e7d7ailaCilite t!!;t7 itilheige : .- - it aWiliftWero,f rebellion twailtigt ;the 'Government — find . - put . !13e• 'Union!' in per I. - By :all. mean. the .ciuestioti: ihould li 'settled .1190, and ' feiey * Ci.... ,If!uur boaste l d •GoVerucnentis'a - laitutit • Qualso'*cvlesti in' 'the factional st - Ortu;!..'(whiett 1;`.d0'..', - riet. believe- if it •is p'rielipriy, ndin ?nistered,i). it - 'i s high `'we kitiew• it. : iIV c haVe: no . tlg - lit,' tO -fa Oh up a! truce wllich'ls no . peace, 'ant n.it this red legacy to those Who conie' af ter is. If itiis a .00-eminent, vital with the. petrel's. of its own - perpetuation, letins skiniW -thWf,'alzio, and have Its'latis execu ted :te•pteServe ti:c,..C.OribOution and the :Union .as they were- made by the f:ithers: . No- '' cern - prom isel or con ceSsioni of-repeal lean.. satisfy the slart, power--ntlie real! I cause; 4. all our .tron, la—exe.ept a cont. plete and abject . .sUrrender of tr.ti li.epub. bean, - creed, end a recognition of the_ right • of slavervAo no into the territories at : will, laud• 6 I - io be . prptccictl there.. This iS reaily their. - ,ultimatuni. '- .1f Republicans.:ire . ready .. to..gralit this , then,let. them cow., mence by +int -fur;. repeal. -,1, ant not, prepayed foil, suclka step ''yet,. nor !ant I really to sanction thatlifindof a-couiprom:: ise WIC:: siqipiy means surrender-- - -stand: and l i ‘ iv! r 1! ~ Having exercised the right! I ' r-! - *: . ;ntri and voting -as we pleased, and ,•,'- ing7elected - a President iu a conH I stit;uttonal Way, I certainly Object to the dehands'of the seceders and their back.' ers; : that weishall, noW tie, his legs so they. can handle biro ! -It has be admire, pia alt lien and determ. n said that . the Southerners V: .I believe they respect it] eI believe thata firm, united fled:North, will do more te l Union than 'all the concess tcan•be eitorted from ourself bur fe:ars.l We have conceded lready. We Conceded 'the re i 31.,ssouri 'compromise line; now reaping the bitter fruits wrong: step, Let them re. ine—not :IA it of us. Let d the temple ~ w ho destroyed not reclaim or save .the trai peal which they care nothing which they will.despise us for. it we can saVe_ our manhiod pec:L. •..Let: us, by all means i Let us "to our on selves lie i must fallow, as the night the se canuOt then be false to any section of ]men. preserve ti ions interest or toc much a peal of th( and tve ate of ithat risl store that these IV't; cal tors 151!' arc about, and maliiug;'l)l and self-re: do that. true, and, day, that man," or paIIERN letter epresscs the 'spirit animates sumo of the branches is service : : • T 41:: SO which nunj Of the Dub • , ''OST-1/FFICE DEPARTIIENT; ItulvT:'ol`Fley. ' Jantu 22, tB6l. f answer to the inquiry in your ILtit to the - Posterlater General; me to inforrn you that you were ,m the office of Postmaster •at canse yon nit - minced yourself as. 'favor of Disunion,' audit is not prudent to retain in the service of anent menlopeuly seeking its over , • spectfulli, your oh't serv't, ' • "IWRATIO SISG, ' 0131,7, Esq., Paducah Ky." A rpoi: "Sut : To k i lter of 01,, litt'instruct. removed fr Paducalk b 'ilevtutly considered ;be G: - )veri throw: RIZ lEr !tt; the,lir4.stern extitnolc;Aad 10-iqr. Milt to:say that he aier.le :horn he i hall himself, tnistak inted. Gen. Dix and L ;others Ithe..satne rule of contract:, but not yet carried it nut., This w is due it of one ;ogly app ainnovnee ihey =3= istr,moNl SEN,Afens*—.l,t is 're inarkable to nbser% e in the Senate the Dis r uniuu SenatorS, who have told the euun ry do often. that betnre the next ide. "ef Mateltthev would no longer belong to the Unit States; taking so touch inter. est in su ail legislative matters, ityhieh do , not, even colleen their Stat'es in cm least. They ;long speeches, and tjuarrel i'ver,thel'u,.as if the Union was in no dan. o.er, andltrotild latit foreenturie to etone. (Thus : it Is with' the Pacific railroad. , If !they ,gu - put of the Union, they will lose uo wi rig ." l ll the reinainitig States concludeto - build jit, btit- yet they oppose it, and, ithereford-,- it ! seenT that they themselves, at lea;it4iewardly . do not wish to. leave this Union, however ',bitterly they—l:tow attack. • TUE V. Y. liercht has a NV asliinktc,;) dispatch! stating tiMt4 there - is no. tonger any doubt that tire GoVernment have Sent fortes trelieve li'ortsSuinter . and Pick; ens. TeAdtoinistration - d6 - not regard this acti i tin as any deelaation . 6f War on.the part, of Vlte_Gove:nnient, but as simplya duty. : tilt& authorities of Charleston and Pensaedla understanthis, and if they choose o Ise'aolv.ress4S.and - make the.at , tack, tl ey.niust 'take' the conequenees. 11: Ma v. be softie-days' before it M kn6wn that fufee:.''have beet/ sent. The move; meot lias been quietly. niade, but the nitiveiOnt is now; as timie peo ple•well'Understood.. ; The destination of the ste mer Brooklyn' is . 3Fort Oekens.' . . T • , afl i 1 , PRESIDENT'S NEW POLICY.— The .11resident reinains'firai in cariving out the new and vigorous policy which has b'e n: adopted. He said recently', in reply t the - ,siaggistion of aPPrchended ditlicul v- in inaugullatine., Mr. Lincoln, "li' I Hire till the' 4th of 31:arch, I AV iI I ride toithe,Capitol with Old Abe, wheth. er I an assassinated or not." , , . .Cosf OF. IT.-Says: The Vicksburg (Miss..). WlAig : ."At . the, lowest ‘ possible estimate, it will cost 05 000 o'oo to main-' - d -',...• , , ~ . _ taid - ,,t4e. State of 31ississ,ppt - out of the Uuion 4.11 of this trill. bare to.be raised by diOlUt: taxation 011 her. people. '.Are they. meady , for any - such i cthergeney ?" l'ret4ly weof Kentucky liad:better, wait: a I Itll #h i le,a 94 see / how. 14 ississi ppi ;eta. along with,hcr rather'serious unacrtalting. Perimps,:shp:W : ill take it into her.head to get.,n.frerr the whole. -i'Alifficulty . by issuing her,”ibonds."Lot4vitte 40zroql. ..g4l4l.4.T,priNN PON NSTLYANT4.f- '7llO gingham -. 'i 43 ' f 'Antlttirreliorte7f thio. - . Luperinten •. ,:f or • ,esee tftiyttship; P . 44er. Co.,•Pa., • - de s e ct ii ed " e i ' - - 149ntided on the N orth *, 4 . : • 43:raniett , SehpOls Art • r_tsyl the :eitdirtg; - jtttle•44,•=l.B6oi 2 •Bll9tr . ilanda'or tv.; - re*e, East by hinds of -- 1 0 ,, °1 that illerei;Niere 11.1 - 14 . 11,577 t Billinis;',Bo4h by lands of Mary Dawlee te itig , serentp - i - acres;. about forty a cre , ti E.4.17.1..tri4t-‘ - West- . by.f.birals of - the- E state, to,fetrtale . c vl . ll l. : l lc f hi. Th are -, , l i ‘ m . p i r i ov:d h ,: on which e rte4 .I f e ,,i n tn el ci t e ri sd ; ;9 61249 Nt • p in, ouse, nne ..ran te 1, 0 ,„ kttk_ndatice - beii,i... 4. 8.60/0 61 : - , • Thl:!: . . • ,one. store house find ont bnildings, and nnsp, of ter - 0144. 4q4,- nil learning 43 d e t i lkt u hti! . TI :i , s 114 . 1e s it ei n z d e ' d i:luat e„ oreltard thereo n - tniCn in' - exeC tio • be o f . - sOl - 4411.5' - - the propertyof. S. - S. Roberts ' ' . • 1 - !- I • ALSO—Ascertain piece or parcel of lid: situate in Allegany township, Potter Co. , Ps', bou-.:oed tartll - 6 - North - by unsettled lan ds. ,; th East by - the lands of C. Stanley, i: , 11 : t South by Unieated landS,.and on the Writ\ • lauds of Gjit ai•latriesi ecintaining•grri a ,„; with the usual allowance.of•six pere tn i L ; roads - '&61.., and of whiCh nbour• n:iq acre cleared•nur improved,' and,- nboutaine at - are chapped; and otr.witieb - is (Tented frame house: • Seized. miketi•in ekecutioh ; and to be soli as the property of - L. -- D. Rosier.: ALSO- , k certain piece or s- parcel - of le t h situate in Ellisbnrg, Genesee townShip,p ott , Co.; Pa i bounded on the North and Weal! lands of J.O. Cavanaugh and Jas. Locke, the East bythe Ihig.hway leading from Elf' burg to Condersport,, and - on the South h lands of Samuel Rouse; containing one4oor: -of a-n acre-, he the same morew less, on obit is ereeted:one frame ,house; and with so fruit trees thereon. • • ;" • _ - Seized, taken in execution, and to. be st as the property of .Thoutas Keeler. ALSO—Cnetaiti real estate situate i e township of Wharton, Potter Co., Pa.; to ta All that ,piece and parcel of land in ptme, s i• of the defendant, bounded onthe West hr W. Iloglies Sr Co. - rind Lahan Randall, on t South by lands of P. W: Hughes SCo.,oo tt East by lands of F. W. HaghesTB: Co., Rounds and Nathan Bailey, and on the N by lands of F..W..i,lughes Co: contra abont eighty acres ofland, of which ten an. are improved, end on which are erected frame house; one s:tw mill, and one log ha and with some fruit trees thereon. - Seized, taken in execution, and 'to be • ns, the property of joules L. Barclay,- , ALSO—Certain real estate situate in P: township; Potter Co.,Pa.,bOunded on they .by ibt, No. 14, on the East by lots Nos 14, and 35, on the South by lot No. 22 and seated lands of the Bingham Estate. and' the West by unseated hinds and by lots 3 13 and 3G, being lots Nos. 11 and 12 e f t sub-division of thelands of the Bingham tate in said township ; containing one he ARRESTED4IAI TREASON.--4.10 Col 9ector Port cf-Ci.arlskizi has been arrested by the authorities of S4uth Car: ,olina, on a thargeof, treason. "Ps& Even, sOn consists. in liaon . .;. - written Pfes id en that...he - . had cleared •Teskts in the _name, of - the. United . States,' and -that he would continue. to :do_ so. . `,§tbx alituttisrmints. FiIERIFF'S SALZ .. . ni y VIRTUE of sundry icri.'e of iyeilditioni 11... P _Exponus, Fieri Facias and Lernri Facias ' ivued out bf the Court of Coniazoii Ilects ,V' Pot-1 kr 'C0un. , ..?4, Pennsylvania, and to me, directed, I i shall expcit' to public sale or outcry. at the Court! House in C r ouiicrsport, on . MONDAX;, the 18th j day of Feb. 1.860 ; .at l 0 o'clock, a. in., the, fol- I 1 lowing described real e;t4e,lo wit : !. -' , I 'All that certain piece or parcel 4 , f land sit: thaw in Sharon township, Potteti Co. ' Pa., ; desribed its follows :- Bounded ont the North j by lailds of Pt ter B. Dedrick, on th; . e East by I. I N Butts. South by the WOrligna lot, and \Vest by E. White, Jr., being a part of Warrant No. 4331: containing 794 acres: be UM same more, or less, about 30 acres iruprovekh with one; frame.house and barn thereon.-- . 411-.SO-All I that piece or parcel of land : situate it, - Hebron I townShipi Potter Co., Pa., known :as the ]fig- I ley lot, being part ofwarrants NOS. 1294 and 1841 and. lot No. Sit of the allotm6nt of lands! ofthe Folx Estate ; contaning abokit 228 acres, I Ibe the some more or less, with We' psual al-1 low:knee for roads, &c., with abu i ckt 30 acres l inkproveMent, and one frame house, two frame I barns and some fruit trees thereori 7 -ALSO— Another;tract or pa'eel of land situate in the township. county and State last! Mentioned, containing four hundred and sixty-lire acres or thereabouts, - bounded as folloWs': On the Nardi by lot No, 40 of unseated - Rand of the' I Fox Estate and by wept and east (parts of lot No. 37, on the East by west part be 10t,1\70 .37 occupied by Daniel Thatcher, and by lots Nos. SS and 39, on the South by lot No:: 39 occu pied by Norman Dwight, lot No. 80 belonging to the eState pf Daniel Higley, and by lots Nos. 50 and 100, and on the West hj lots Nos. , 50, 57, 130 and 49, the said tract being known nslots No s . 43 49; 51 and 121 a!' Ithe allct meat oflalids of Samuel M. Fox; t cleeasetl, m Hebron township. Potter Co., Po., l oud inn:ts of warrants Nos: 1230. 1201, 1294 and 181 I-- on which are erected two log bo'ttscs,aud two .. , tablei.;--:S.LSO—One other pie&: nrParcel of land in ; Hebron township, bou;ndCd on the North by lots Nos. 49, 48 and 51 of the allot imcut ofland:i . of the estate of SI M, Pox, de ceased, in flebrort township, oil the East -by I lots Noe-43 and.s; ,on the South by 'Cos Nos. `Sri,• nod 07, and on the West hyi lot No. 100 containing 8d and 7-10 acres, qith the usual allowance of 0 per cent. for.rtip .S:c.i. being lot No tio of tae aforeslid allotMent, aed parts of warrants Nos: 1294 and 1341, PotteriCo., Pa. Seized; taliorin execution, aktl to-be sold as the puoperty.of John Holley land G . Corge J. • Adams.. ALSO-Certain real estate situatm in-Dlvsses, Potter. C 0.,. Pit., bounded on the No rtlt lot No.'t id of the lands of S. Rossi and lands of 11. H. Hent, on the East, Southi and West by lands of H. 11. Dent being lot 7`,;0: 12'4 of the allotment , of lands 'of - Sobic.ll4 Boss" in- the Township aforesaid ; containilig fifty . acres anr, alluw“nce, of which fwenti- acres prOVed, on which are one log liouse, one log barn and 'some fruit trees. Seized. taken in execution. +nit to be sold as the'property of Norman 11. Ilogers. AL ,O—Lot No. 58 . in "Alletany tdwnship, .Potter Co., Beginning at ltuap eat the south-West corner of this lot, tlience orth one half degree East one hundrel and fifty-five Perches and sesen tenths, to a post to South line or lot No. si, thence Schlth fifty-nine perches end -six teijill the .south-ea; - it -corner of lot1..\:o. b . Nortif , along the line of lot t perchOs.,:ind three.tenthS to a [post tl, west corner-of lot No. 55. th(lnce:T.;-' South ! line of lot-No. 55 one knit sixtypurrche.i to a post the mirth-ea of Oil lot, thence South on( hum ninet3'-twO perches anti stq!en-ten beechi the soath• east corner ot this 1( North 801 degrees West ;t‘vo bun twenty-one perches to the plit:e b; cuntatning trio Ltindred and fifty ei,htjtenths of an acre strict tea linnzred and twenty five acres oes,l improved on . NV hi.ch are one franie log lionsii.,• one frame barn land s trees.; -Seized. taken id'excentioni aiid t be 'sold as the ptocerty of Jas. A. Lynch. ALSO—Certain real estate situ. to in the Boro' of Coudersport, POtter do., Pa: hounded on the North by Second strut, Bas by West streer,.Snuth by lot of C. Alvleswo th, West by lot of W. T. Jones, beinglone h 111 vill4e lot on squaae No --, on nbich ate ,crectal one two-story Blacksmith's phop,- t ne, frame Imuse.-LALSO—Villaae lota bOunded on the North by lots of J 1 S. Malin, ,Bas, by West streelf:.'Sotith .l;ty Second street.. We 4- by Hill Street ; containing four village lots pia stptre, No. —, on which arc . ertcted One frame dwelling lious.e,. one framejtarn! an'd one eel.; L-- lae-house.ALSO—Certai real e6.nte situ ate in Sweden township etinty and. State htme't .mentioned,. hounded .on 'the North by. thelands of Bingham Estat , East by lands of Jones anti . A v les - worth; Sono I hy !adds ofJo hn Nelsen; Jr , - We'st .by landS of . If. I t. t. Ives and . --L- Brown. ccinthining on& h'unilre *and twen ty:naies,. of which twenty serer Cr improved And on which are erected o franie house and one frame Baru. ! • s ' Seized, taken in execution, and . as the property'nf Benjant Refill ls. ' ALSO:=Certain • real est te 'sitt ate •in the Borough of Coudersport, dotter C 4 Pa., be ginning at a post in. the West! line of Main street, thence northerly by the li t i ti'e of, said street twenty-six feet to th 6 cornerOf lot own ed by H. J: Olmsted, theice !wes erly along t the line of said Ofinsted's lOt one hlidred and sixteen feet to a itosti.thene soffit t erly twere ty-sixfeet t a s o post, cosier y one hun dred and sixteen feet to ibe,plae"-lof begin ' icing. the same being lot :No. 5 of the plat of! the prop6rtiof,john C. N. oi rind part of lot t No. 128! on "square .No. 1 of the plat of said Borough'of : Coudersport,ltogethe - wilt. the prie . ilege of a court or allay sixte i ln . feet wide' commencing nt Third'. street -a d running South Parallel With: the lint of - C.llitissinan's lotto lot No: 127 forraerl.4occhpi d by IT T.' Jones, On said lot is erectd.rt on -and-a-hriff :Story. 'Store and out builelipgs, .. .. , . :, -- , Seized , taken ; in execution' nii to be sold as the prdperty of JOnei, Ilanct kfones, ..: port Balance due from the Trertsure to thefaci lag Towullips.aud Diatricts. II Town. Sch 47 $34 17 1734 80IIi 21 18 .41 Sbbott, Allegbany„ Coudersport,. Eulalia, , Gennesee i riebroo, nectori Homer, - Jackson;' Keating, (.):‘‘.t)o, l'ortage, R.ou let, Sharon, Sweden, Svlrania, • Steward sun, ° 1:15t • a post trience ISIZIII3 e suuth t red nud t tomr red and Its to a t, thence fired and S numit, Ulysses, - West Branch Balance. clue to the said' Treasurer far tr. overpaid. l•g11.1 . 11ag,. acres and Bingham, G cunesee; Harrison, Homer, Elector, Pike, Roulet, Sharon, 31 2t IJl•sses, I'l2. Wharton, • 132 60 Balance due from the said Treasur er to the kloudersport and Ship- silo pen State Road fund. Balance due frowthe said Treasurl - er to•the County of Potter. .52/i ore. one hicis are oust, one the ,Fruit 13alanOc due fYoin A. F. JONES Treasures' . of Potter .County to sn Townships and Sehool Districts. • • , Town. SC Alleo-lunar, ,$lOl 10 Keating, = - 132 Homer,- • 41 OsTayo, . AT Sylvania,. . 300 1 , Summit. • • 25/ r. Balance dne the Fifa Treasurer froatf COuntr . • . • W. B. 'GRAVES-, 0' • S. A. SLADE, *••. - L. BIRD. • - A • LIST OF CAUSES for trial in thet 4 Common Pleas of Potter Counift Term, 1861. .• - 11 3'aul - tind wife, vs. 1 - artn and Ertl, Metzger; Strong adm'r 4, W. T. g Downs, - . Wood. Gridley, • " Lord and DA Stebbins; * • " • W. T. Jogs, CriEtt Langdoii" Horton. Commnow - 111 - for use;'Swartz /05 PorperitY Az' " Rosa OV6lle. Lyman Burt Wait' . 135 111 ^- . Hart, . • Jordan. Lednardville Harry Lori Metzger',. DiVight.-- T. Ives, - & Warren' Ft Son,"" Jones T. heir Jackson, tiny, .• ."gt -Ntwtoni: a 1,,, ‘ . RmiAdi , • • II: z:otusTEß,:: to be sold VI 91 82 2 96 210.09 16; 1854 9 21161 5 Ezra 49 19 273 81 44 VT LOG 34 391 10 83. 3b . Town. Sch. 3 85 • 13.08 31 92 8 04 ~ 87 64 22 62
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