El
• . General Richardson'a.division. was held
iti,reseree, and hence our bnnging up far
behind those of the Union army engaged
in - the more immediate *Snit 'of the
enemy. Notwithstanding our .being far
behind, there were whole Brigade's, and
• even Divisions, still in our rear.. 'We left
our former camp (Winfield Scott ! ) early
on the inorning of the fitli,T(Meuday) and
'marching until three or four P. M., were
halted and ordered to pitch tents. We
were then just in sight •of the Rebel
works at YarktoWn. Bad just finished
putting up our tents' wlien we were or
.. - tiered to strike their again, and proceed
ing on our wears way, did not again" hal ,
only fora moment, or two at times; until
half-past ten at night. We were at last
allowed to unslinc , knapsacks and build ,
fires, though pitching our tents was pro- j
' We here eked out a little mod
icum of rest until dawn of day when we
- again resumed the march' and marched
Until half past six P. M. You can form
'scone idea of our fatigue when you take
1 into consideration the fact of its raining
from early morning until night, and the
mud was actually knee deep in inanv
„places, and over 'shoes, fully one halt
the 'distance made. Tuesday night we
. were ordered lei have all baggage loaded,
knapsacks slung, and men in tine ready
to march at half-past six on Wednesday
Morning. The Corder intimated that we,
would return to Yorktown and there take
river transportation to West Point, some
• 'thin) , miles above thiS 'plat. ac- ,
t cordingly returned; have not yet gone to
West Point,,‘thciugh a good Many troops
. have. There is sonic doubt existing as
to our future deStination. I understand
that those who are supposed to 'be well
informed think_ that there is a slight pos
sibility of our gong to some other point.
Our own opinioislis that the original
.plan
trill yt t be :pursued; though we must
confess to caring very :little, so it helps
the most effectually to- crusts . the remain
ing strength of the rebellion
• A story which 'has gained considerable
credence in our Brigade is, that our Gen
eral. (a.Captain of artillery in the Regu
lar Army,) has been ordered to report for
service with his battery, and that tw,o of
the Regiment's composing his Brigade
are to garrison Gloucester Point, while
the other' two are to be put in other Brig
ades. - Should this prove • true, the sZid
'Pennsylvania will be ono of the Regi
ments retained fur active service. Recol
lect, I °illy give• the rumor for what it
may be worth, not vo'ic'iing for its au- 1
• thenticity. It may after all, torn
what we call a '..Guard House story,"—
should not be surprised should a few days'
time stigmatize it as one of that Class.
This morning, in tionipany with Ser.
gent Mann,l strolled through the famous
old town which has gained suolfcelebrity
in two wars. The general appearance of,
the town 'would indicate that•it was!
founded before the Revolution, and that
to the foundation, nothing had been add
ed, if, indeed, ,we except the 'rebel bar
racks. A few squalid, old louses, a few
sld chimneys, a court house, remarkable I
only fur its , extreme old age, constitute the
whole of Yorktown. The' location is
splendid, peing on the right batik of thel
York river, on high ground, and over.l
looking the surrounding country. From the rebel works inclosing the:town yo gi
get a splendid view of the country, river
and of the altruist squally fatuous Glou
cester, Point. directly oppusiie.
Of the fortifications I can only say,
that ourlittle General would have reduced
them, had the rebels remained ; but their
reduction roust have cost many valuable
The works are very formidable
and mounted by guns of heaviest calibre.
We noticed three which had burst, caus
ing, we should judge form appearances,
no little t o isternation inside the fort. —•
We noticed only one or two spiked, tho'
nearly ail were loaded. The filth,
the sauce louse habits, the same destruct
iveness, seemed to prevail Kure as at Ma
nassas. The air was perfectly loaded
with the foul stench engendered by neg.
legit of properly policing the refuse mat
ter which 'necessarily accumulates in a
large encampment.
Captain Jones, in common with his.
co -..mend, is enjoying..good health, much
better think, than heretofore, and withal
itio or= ful of good It.
barWe make the following extracts
from a letter written to a friend in this
county:
WARRINGTON, MAY 15, 1862.
DEAR FRIEND GEUR6E; We remained
in Our nice, new -caw at Goodhope a
- - . *eelt and then were brought here Jur ac
tive,Provost duty. Co I/ is quartered
'alone in a good brick house fronting the
Capitol grounds and oltt a -- dozeii rods
• - from the north-east corner of the
The remainder of the Rq , t is located in
diterent'parts of.the city. Our buskess
is patrolling the city and arresting all the
drunken and disorderly. and at night all
soldiers after half-past fano, who have nut
,the lirovost slarshall's pass. .Besides„
this we shut up grog-shops, dance-houses,.
&0., seizing the inmates and contents,
taking them to th 3 central gualdlhouse
where !lair cases are investigated. The
city siVeruss with villainy of all 'shades
and grades, and our boys have plenty of
business. If a drunken soldier is taken
he` is questioned as to where he got his
"liokir7 and probably the next evening
-the Provost General wakes the place
seal], - and -either -.throw the "fire water"
Into the gutter or lock it up, according to
-circumstances er the conduct of the in
-mates. The guard visit theatres . ; gam.
~bling-sal(xma and other places they sus
-peat to be the. resort of soldiers. The
city-,police act with the guard, directing
their liata *ed. helping take care . of the
•
captured. Night before last mkt company
broke up a gaMbling saloon, last night a
house .of ill•fatne, taking some soldier's
clothes,
blankets and recovering the pock
et-book and contents of a soldier who had
Weft robbed: To night a call Wei made
on us to clean;out a siutilar den, and it is
the plan to - triune of tke worst to•tnerrow
night. The police eta upon Os quite
frequently for a squad to help thaw_ hunt
out some rascality They have not foil
power over thel soldiers, but -the , pmvost
ouard can look out far thew, and between
the police and patrol who have full power
to search everywhere, they mike the
rogues hustle their corn sometimes.
I have visited many places in and about
Washington. Have taken a nap' in the
Senate and when not napping have lis.
tened to some of the debates, and' have
also listened to the noise of the House
which is about all you generally bear.
Yesterday afternoon' I went into the con
servatory and ;some of the ' hot;houses
below the Capitol, and saw some; of the
most beautiful; flowers and some. of the
most curious plants, 'atomic others the
Bauvau or Indian Fig, the leaves of which
would almost' !cover an ordinarY sized
person. If they are the kind of. leaves
Adani and Eve used for aprons it would
not hitve required many for a blanket.—
The Capttot grounds area pleasant prom.
enade these warm days,especiully when the
fountains are iti operation. ADRIAN.
Legal and Court.
COURT PROCLAMATION.
rIIERBAS the lion. Robert G. White
V President Judge, and the Hons. C. S.
Jones and G. G. Colvin, Associate Judges of
the'Courts of Oyer ik Terminer and General
Jail Delivery. Quarter Sessious of the Peace,
Orphans' Court and Court of Common. Pleas
for the County of Potter, have issued• their
precept,bearing date the twerty seventh day of
I Pebnary, in the wear of our Lord one thou
! sand eight liundr d -and sixty-two, and tome
directed,for holding a Court of Oyer and Term
iner and Genetil !jail Delivery, Quarter Ses
sions of the I'ea l ice, Orphans' Court, and Court
of Common Plas; in the Borough of Couders
port, on MONDAY, the 24th day cif-June
next, and, to co one week :
Notice is therefore hereby given to the Cor
oners, Juitices.fof the Peace and Constables
within the county,, that they be then and there
in: their proper persons; at 10 &clock A. M. of
said day, witln their rolls,: records, inquisi
tions. examinations, and other remembrances,
to do those things which to their offices op
-pertain to be doneJ And thosti ! who iire bound
.by their recognizances- to prosecute against
the prisoners thnOire or shall be in the jairof
said county of Potter, are to be then and:there
to prosecute against them as will be just.
Dated at Couneasrowr, ,flay! 12, 1992, and
the 94th year of the Indepi ndence of the United
:states of America:
WM. F.' BURT, Sheriff.
LIST OF CAUSES for trial in the COurt of
COILIMOII Pleas of Potter county, at ;June
Term
James O'Brien vs John Lnnnen.
Christopher EveiiM vs James Bartron .
A 1) Corey vs Wm: Corey
Potter & Brooks v's S C Lewis.
Ryttm and Fanny his wife ‘s Mann & Graves
W T Jones nse of H Cohbadm U%V Tyler
M H Nichols vs W G Sutherland
Hannah N. Wharton vs R W Mclntyre
Wlinetzger&AStrong v , WT&AFJones •
Roswell Owen vs L F Maynard
Crittenden & Langdon vs Stephen Horton
W T Jones vs Polly S lligley admsrs
S W Payne & Co. vs W T Jones and A F Jones
ti vs
James Shaffer vs IS W May 'and M W Smith
S P Reynolds & Benj. Rennells
M Matteson vs H Lord. sur.of Lord&Dwight
Peter B Dedrick . ve- Wm F Burt
G w Hallenbeck et al vs J W Rounds
A P Cone vs J B Smith W F Burt
Fuller & Card vs JohnC.Tanner
Fuller & Card vs A Deremer & C Thompson
I Benson vs Wtu,Ansley et al
Levi Dickson vs A Jones & Lewis Jones
Levi Dickson vs Wm Burleson
Levi Dickson vs Abram Jonas ' •
Le%iis Wood vs .Willard Chandler
Lewis Wood vs Nelson Easty •
J L Raymond vs H H Guernsey
Barclay & Brainerd vs H II Fuller • •
S It Decker vs Peleg Burcic
Ex of Dalrymple is Oswayo township
W E , Freeman vs Isaac Quick.
Ingersoll. use of Ifark vs E K Spencer
L Canfield vs Fred Brooks, Garnishee,.te
H. J. OLNIStED, Trolley.
Coudersport, May 2,
Mercantile Appralsenient.
List of Venders of Merchandise and their
Classification of Potter County for the
yrar 1862
Abbott
NAMES- ' CLASS. LICENSE.
F. T. Sithr . l4 $7 00
H. Theis ,
1 ' 14 . .7 00
Charles Missner ! 14 7Ou
Coudersport.
C. S. A: E. A. Jones j 13 .
E. N. Stebbins & Bra. 'l3
Olms.ml .t Kelley ; 1 14
D. E. OlmSted ; ! 13
E. K. Spencer 1 14
Collins Smith • • i 14
J. S. Mann i 14.
/a rrison.
Mary Goodman • . 14
away°.
12
14
C. Simmons ,
Wm. .llnDougall
Roulet
& Weston
Sharon
& Nichols
A. W. Humphrey
Canfield .t Skelton
B. S. Colwell
*, 14 : ' 700
14 . '7 00
14 7 Oo
'l4 7OO
/I . 7y:us .
A. Corey •
L. Bird
Wm. A. Whitley
M. Hull
Wharton
Barclay & Brainard
.Notice is hereby given that a Coors of Ap
peal will be held at the Cetumivioner's Office
in Coudersport on the 25th daylof June Mezt.
at which time and place all persons aggrieved
by the foregoing appruiscment will be heard
and such abatements made as ere Aleemed
just and proper. JEROME EESBRO;
'Mercantile Appraiser.
May 22,1862
BLANKS of all kinds for sale at this Office
Deeds, Warrants, Executions, Summons,
Subpoenas, Constable Sales, Township and
School Orders, Notes of all kinds—kept on
hard and printed to'order. JOB WORK at
tended to promptly; and at prices to snit the
times. Give as s trial.' .
Err. VIRTUE of sundry writs of Vendition
It ,EZ - pbUtis,'Fieri Facia! and Levari Facial
issued out if the Court of Common Pleas of Pot
ter CouOty; Pennsylvania, and to ms' directed, .1
shaltexpose to public sate or outcry: at the Court
House in Coudersport, on MONDAY, '
the: 23d' .
day of" June 1862, at 1 o'clock, p~ nn. , "the. -fol
lowing described tracts or parcels of lat:d to Wit:
- A certain: tract of land situate in -Hector
tp.,, Better:Co.. Pa.,
boun ed andtlescribed as
follows; rii : Oo the north by the public road
and land of Benj. L. Wilber, east by land of
Abel Dickens, setithbv a public toad and land
hind of Albert Wilber, and' west by land of
Horace Dimon and C. P. iCilbourn; containing
SixtY 7 T,wo aereS. more or less, abetit Twenty
acres of which are improved, with one frame
house,- one fraitiso barn and Eilew fruit trees
thereon: Seized, taken in execution and to be
sold as the:property of .Malcom Tate.
ALSO—A certain - tract 'of land situate in
Hector , tp, Potter co., Pa., bounded on the
north by Bingham lands and lot formerly own
ed by Edward Alvord, on: the east. south and
west by Bingham lands,being lot no. 101 and
part of warrant no 1798. containing One Hun
dred.acies.' more or less, Twenty-tive acres of
which are improved, with one -log hook, one
frame house, one log barn, and some fruit
trees thereon. Seized, taken in execution and
to he sold as the property of Henry Young.
ALSO—A certaing tract of hind Situate in
°sway°, tp,' Potter co.,Penn'a. bounded on tile
north by rands of WinIIS Johnson and others,
east by lands of Chas rad,- south by lands of
Jas H Leach, and west, by land, of G F Rawly,
containing Fifty aeres.inore or less,b ith about
thirty acres improved, I with one frame house,
one frathe barn, one b ard - - shanty, and sonic
fruit trees-thereon. - S' ized, taken in execu
tion,and to be sold as tii, property of Ira Leech
ALSO—A certain ttect of rand situate . in
Eula!ia tp, Potter co., penna, bounded on the
north by the turnpiae, on the east by the Sin • I
nemahoning road, on the spiith by land of N.
Woodcock, `on the west by lands of E Stark
weather, and N Woodcock, containing Nine
and' nine-tenth acres, all of which are improv.:
ed and on which are erected one.fratne house,
two franie barns,and an apple orchard thereon.
Seized, taken in execution, and to be sold as
the property of Maria S. Edwards.
ALSO—A certain Bract of land - situate in
Allegany and Ulysses townships, Potter co.,
Pa., bounded north by lands - of Emtner Mon
roe, east by' lands of 'H. Rollebelh, south by
lands of Win Morley and A Byani and west by
lands of Nathan Brown and A Raymond, con
taining SixtY-nine acre, of which thirty acres
are improved , with the frame . barn, one boardhouse, one new frame louse, and some fruit
trees theron : Seized , t ken it . exec',tion, and
to be sold us the props ty- of William Nelson,
ALSO-A certain tract of liind, to wit: lot '
Nu 60 ofthe allotment of latids in Sweden Tp,
Potter co., tlenn'a, iteginning at a post the
north west Corm r of lot No 32 of the allotment
of lands in Sweden Tp. thence south on the
west line', of 'said lot No 32 one hundred and
sixty rods to a post, thence west fifty-three
rods to itipOt , standing in the east line of lot
No 29, thence north on line of lots Nos 29 and
28 one lnindred and sixty rods to a.post.tlienee
east along the south line -on ‘ lot No 37 fifty
three rods to the place of beginning, contain
ing
FiftyThiee acres of which Thirty acres
are improved with one log houSe one log-barn,
and some fruit trees thereon. Seized. taken '
in execution, and to be sold as the' roperty of '
Morris S.!Carpe nter. -
ALSO-A'certain trail of land situate in
Wharton Tp; Potter co.. Penn'a, to wit: All
that piece and • parcel of land now in posses
sion of Deft, bounded on the west by F. W
Hughes & Co. and Laban Randal Lon the smith
by lands of F W flimhs & Co., on the east by
lands of FW - Hnghs & Co, 1W Rounds and Na
than Bailey, and on the north by lands of F W
Highs & Co, costa ning about Eighty Acres ;
of which Ten acres are improved and on which
are erected one frame heuse, one sum mill.and
one log barn, and some fruit trees ;thereon.—
Seized, taken in execu:ion, and to 1)e soul as
the property of James L. Barclay. •
ALSO -'-A certain tract of land situate in
the village of Lymansville. Euhtlia:Tp, Potter
co, Penn'a•, bounded on the north by the 1.3-; ,
coming and Potter turnpike road, on the east
by the public road leading to Ayres' Hill, on
the south,by lands of Nathan WoodcOck. and
on the west by lands of L D Spafford, contain
ing nine acres and eight-tenths of an acre, be
the same more or less, all of which are im
proved, with one frame house, two barns and
other out houses, and an orchard :of bearing
apple trees and other fruit trees thereon, and a
race to a saw mill crossing said laud. Seized.
taken in execution, and to be sold as the pro
perty of Jonathan Glase.
• ALSO—A certain tract of land situate in
Pike Tp, Potter co., Penn'a,• bounded on the
north by lot No 14, on the east by lots Nos 14,
2Z and 35; on the south by lot No 22 and un
seated lands of the Bingham estate, and on the
west by unseated lands and by lots Nos 13-&,
36, being lots Nos 11 and 12 of the subdivi
sions of hinds of the Bingham estate in said
township ; 'Amntaining one hundred and fifty
five acres Of which about fifty acres are int
proyed; on which are three frame houses, two
frathe barns. one water sa' mill, and some
fruit trees thereon. Seized.taken in execution.
and to be sold as the property of E. Johnson.
ALSO—A certain tract of land situate in
Roulet Tp, Potter C 0.., Pa, beginning ate post
'in the north line of Patrick Uary's lot 42 rods
west of hii northeast ;other tnenta. north 65
rods to a post in he south line of J:Knowltons
lot, thence west by said line 174 rods to a
corner,.thence south twenty rods, thence west
2 and 3.luth rods, thence south 65 ruds,thence
east 176 and 3-loth rods to the place of be
ginning, containing about Ninety-three acres
and beim? 'part of warrant n0..3922, of which
about Thirty-five acres are ituproVed, and, on
which are erected one frame house, one frame
barn and other outbuildings and on which ii
an orchard of young apple trees and other
fruit trees. Seized, taken in execution, and
to be sold as the property of JosTA Meacham.
ALSO—A certain tract.,of lancreitnate
Roulet Tp, Potter co., Peplfa, bounded on the
north by lands of John Keating 4-(10, on the
east by latids of 7. Sullivan, ciu the south by
lands of A Knowlton. and on the west by land
of John Lyman, containing Sixty-six acres of,
which Fifteen acres are improved, and on
which are 'one lug and frame house; one frame
barn and some fruit. trees. Seized, taken iu
10 00
10 00
7 00
10 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
15 00
7 00
.700
7 00
7 Ou
7 00
7:00
execution and to be sold as the property of
John Lyman, Jr.
ALSO—A certain tract of land ;situate in
Hector Tp, Potter co., Penn'a, bounded as fol
lows i beginning at a post in the west line of
Hector tonMship, thence east 130 and 1-10th
perches, thence south 140 perches,thenee west
along north line oldie Adlum lands 30 perches,
thence, west 103 and 8-10th - perches to the
7 00
west line, of Hector township, thence along
town line north one degree and one, ball of a
degree east 140 perches to th , place, of begin r
.. • .
ning. contain ng One Hundred and Eght acres
and nine-tenths of an acre with the usual
allowance of 6 pr ct for romis, Sic. be the same
more or less, it being lot no. 72 of the allot
ment of the Bingham lands in Hector towns'p
and part of Warrant no - . 1790, with aliont ten
acres improved. Seized. taken in execution,
and to be sodas the property of Dobui Hanes
ALSO—A certain tract of land situate in
the village of Lymeneville in Enlalia!Tp; Pot
SHERIFF'S' SALES.
terlt•
) beginning '' - ' stone l f • be
o:, Penn'a, at.a I n e
centre of the Lycothlng - and !F!otter - ttfrnptlie
road at a point where' the: Centre of-tee rnad
running' north and south threafeilyirpanivtlij)
intersects said turnpike road tbeneein it, W i 'll!",
terlvdirectiOn.atong the,centre of said I ron 4
per -has - to ci stone, thence north or rietirlylsn
'.':o perches, thence east or nearly so 8 piaclies
to the centre of the North Hollow•rOad,eheticOl
bY the 'centre - of said road ~ s outkorniairly I 0 . ,
20, rods to the'pjace of. beginning, contOrdlnst!
one acre of improved land,uore or less,•ion
which one frame house; one frame olacklsmith!
shop and other outbuildings are erected, aid I
on-which are a-few fruit trees.. - Seized taken
in execution and to'be sold as the property ofl
• •
Atria, Arorsman. •... , •l• • 1
. -
ALSO—A certain tract of land nitunte irt
Hebron Tp, Potter co, Penn'a, beginninat a
post, the s. e. corner of lot conveyed by a mars
olthoest. of S'ill Fox dec'd to Alonzo D, ight
t
thence by line of said lotIN 16° E 108 perches,
to South-line of lot No.:s l 6 : convoyed.by tti's.:
-tees of the Bingham estate to E S Idain,t enen
by lines of said ! Jot S 66° E 57. and 3-lb pets
and: S 811, ° E 43 and 2 - 10th - perches tn.we t
line, oflet no. 26. thence 'by lines - Of said int
S 15p W 39 and 8-10 perches Sl3°':ElBs add'
6-10. perches anitS 16? W ataQd 3-1001 per
ches to a pine in the N !inept' lotna. 30,1benc e
by N line of lots nos., 30 I ited 31 N72}° W 134,
perches. to the place' Of beginning, contain fag
79 and 3 - 10 . acres, more ! or les•s, with thelusual
allowance of apr ct for 'roads. &c., being le
east m
part of lot no. 25 of the allotent of tan s
of the eat of S 11 Fox, . dec'd, in Efebrcin Tp,
and, parV of warrants nos. 1209 and 121 c;
about 46 acres of which are improved ! , wit i
two frame houses, one frame. barn, and other
outbuildings, and an apple orchard and-other
fruit trees thereon. Seized,taken in executions
and :to be sold as the,property of Folder Bet .
sots-, , . .
. ~ . , .
ALSO—A certain • tract of hind 'situate i
Oswilyo Tp, Potter. co., Penn'a, beginning t
hemlock the N. W. corner of lot •No.;1-of the ,
allotment of - lands in Hebron Tp, Potter Co', l i
Penn's, conveyed by the trustees of the !Bing ; I
hanalEstate to ,Benj. Graham, thence N Ili. B
by E•line of lot No. 59 Hebron •Tp,• and E,linO '
of lot No. 75 Hebrew and. - Oswayo •Tp's, G7ll
perches to a beech in theS line of said lot Na.
84 Oswayo Ti), thence E by S line of:said lot
No. -- 18 and 1-10th perches to a post and
corner of said, lot and in line of lot conveyed
by P. Pemberton Morris to Sml P Lyman
tbenee S by line of said lot 7 perches to . a pol,
corner of said lutfthence Eby line of said lo
92 perches to a post corner of saidlot,ithence
Sby line-of said lot 80 perches to a post col.;
ner of said lot, thence E by • line of
said lot - 79 perches •to a -post: a corner of
said let thence Shy line • 'of said , lot 84
perches to a-post a corner of said lot,: tliencei
-E by, line of paid lot GO perches to a post a cor
ner of said lot, thence by line of said fat 189
perches to a post a corner of said lot,' thence
E by line of said lot 110 perches to poSt titer
N \V corner of lot No. 9, conveyed by tliel,
trustees of the Bingham Estate to Luke.Oreen, I
thence S by the W line of lot No. 9 148 perches'
to a post tIe.N E 'corner of lot No. 6 Hebron
Tp, thence N 80° and 5-Bths of a degree W
by N line of lot No 6 62 and4-10ths. perches
to it maple the S )V cornerof said lot. Vience
S 7.Bths ofa degree W by W line of saidlot 131
perches to a maple in the S line of-lot No. 5
Hebron Tp, and the - S W corner of said lt.jrNo.'
6. thence N 89° and 1-4th degree Wby Kline
of lot No. 5 Hebron Tp. 94 perches to a, post
a corner of lot No. 2 Hebron Tp, conveyeil by
the trustees of the. Bingham Estate to Joseph
Cary, Ochre N by line of said lot 53 perclhes
to a post a 'corner of said lot, thence \V by N
line of said lot 105 and- 7-10ths perches! to a
post a corner of said lot, thence S by line 'of
said lot 82 and 9110ths of-a perch to a beech
a corner of lot No. 1 Hebron Tp, conveyed by
the trustees of the Bingham Estate to Benj.
Gratin m..thence N 891° W•by N line 6f !said !
lot 107 and 2-10ths of a perch to the o phiee of;
beginning, containing 968 find 4-10ths of an
acre more or less, with the usual allowan l ce of
six per cent. for reeds &c.,- being lot Nn. 35
of the allotment of lands of the Fox Estate in
Oswayo Tp. and part of warrants No 1343.
1859 and 1869. about three acres of which are
cleared and improved and on which
.Irie
house and barn are erected.—.ALSll-IThs
following tract of land situate in the T p , at
Hebron, Co. and State aforesaid; Ileginitieg
at a post the N W corner of lot No. 59 of the
allotment of lands in Hebron 'Tp. Potter Co •
Penult, thence
_e - S 89° E 30 perches. thmice S
18° W 130 "perches. thence N 89° W• 30
perches t'n a corner in the W line of said Ic4.
No. 59, thence N 1p B by said IV line 11310
perches to the 'dace of beginning. cwitaining
23 acres more or less with the usual allow
nee° of six per cent. for raids &c.; it-being
the N• W part of lot No. 59 of the allotment of
the Fox estate in Hebron Tp, and part of War.
No 1866, about Four acres of which are im
proved, with one frame hOuse and one saw
and shingle mill thereon erected; SeiZed,
taken in execution and to be sold as the pro.
party of Peter Beatmen and 0. C. Warher.:
ALSO—A certain tract of land situate in
Pike Tp, Potter Co., Pa, Beginning at a sugar
maple on the S E corner Of a lot heretofore
surveyed to Elijah Johnson, 'thence N t 39
perches to a corner ! thence IV 55 and 1-10th
perches to a corner, thence S 139 perches! to
a corner,-thence E 55 and 1-10th percheS to
the place of beginning, containing about Ffty
acres, about ten acres of Which are improved.
Seized, taken in execution and to be soldi as
the property of A. B. Barton
l .
,
ALSO-4 certain tract of land situate! i e n
the Tp of Abbott Potter: Co., Pa., Begin- I
ning at a post 75 perches N of a post situate
215 and 3-10ths perches E of the S W corner,
of warrant No. 5074, thence N 676 perches! to
a corner, thence IV 59 and 3-10ths perchesl to
a corner, thence S 67 and 6-lOths perches' to
a corner, thence E 59 and 3-10ths perches! to
a corner- the place of beginning, containing
Twenty-five acres of land more or less, about
ten acres of which are improved with' One
frame House, one log barn and some: !frbit
trees thereon. Seized, , taken in execution
and to be sold as ttit property of Da id
Hoyer.
ALSO—A certain tract iof land situate 'in
Genesee Tp. Potter Co., Pa., Bounded on the
N by lands ofo. W. HiekoX, E. Peet& Am Asa
Robbii.s, on the E by Robbins and unseated
lands of the Estate of S. M. Fox, Sby lot
known Us the Higgins lot and the Annis Mill
lot, andlon the W by land of O. 11. Perry and
the highway, containing One Hundred and
Twenty-six and Six-tenths acres, or ctrh l iflt
sixteen acres are improved; and on .which re
erected one frame house, one grist mill aid
one 'hoard stable, and an orchard of apples
and other fruit trees thereoriAbSeized. tal4m
in execution and. to be sold as the property'of
George W. Hackett.
ALSO—Accertai
n tram
_ _of land situate in
Wharton Tp,
of
Co., Pa., Commencing qn
the W side of the Sianamahoning oppostre
the saw mill formerly owned by Cards, run
ning up ; the hill including a certain sprin4,
then in a Southerly direction along the hill to
include the Fifty acres running to the E batik
of the Sinnamahoning, Ccntaining Fifty acres
strict measure, being part of warrant No. 4685
about six acres of which are improved, wit
three frame houses thereon: Seized, taken i
execution and to be sold atrthe property
Peter if
ALSO—A certain , tract of land eituatel
Sylvon4 Pot r.Co. Pa., Bonndttd as fol
lows, tollwit : on itba. N - by Jaa and ;
Columbns Rees, E by-.unseated lantl4'Ertiyj
McCradn Earl and; WAY oscililfailiOnd CO:
lumbus'ReeS, tontainingi:Yifty!Eightietcreof
which about twenty acre* are improied; with;
one Mune -:.house. tyro- Itig barns'. 44 some
fruit trees ttie!eon,. exam:
tion until to be iold tie tbe;prapertynt. Mama!
M. Rea: ;.: ' .
ALSO terfttiOrief of I'6d..situate:in
Matti Tp, Pinter C0.,..,Ptt.; Romided n 'ind.'de.
scribed as follows; to wit: Beginning it - a
post in the' line of Keating lands 67 rode S
of the N B corner of warrant No. 2208, thence
'W, by line of lirt formerly owned by; Michael
Adams 2'l'o rods, thence S 31° W 70 rods to a
post in the Ridgeway line' thence N 60 perches
to the place 'of beginning; containtng'Highty4
two andkbur tenths acres . ,of land of which
abontr3olneren'strel PrOve d with bne - Traine'
hOnse . one . frame ,litrn :atid some fruit trees
thereon.l-,• Seized, itttkett ;in execution and to
be sold as the property of J. D. Stayia.
eertain tract of .land situate in
,UlysseS Tp, I°otter ;C0.., Pia , Rounded on the
N by lands of Genrel R iflarthati. onthe Eby
lands of George & ilvtvCarpenter, on the S by
lot knowtots the_Sand Gibbs lot, and W by
lands of, Swift, containing One Huridreditcres
about 26!acres of which' are improved. and
about" eight Acres 'slashed_ .with one fraThe
hou s se, on e log barn.' one frame barb and tknne.
fruit ore 's , thereon. ~ Seized,. taken 'in. execu
tion
,and to be sold as the property of ,liimez
ICM6S. j
ALSO-4;4. certain tract: of land situate In
-Summit Tp - , Potter Co., Pa.. situated between
the Jersey; Shore Turnpike and the 4 line of
the lantisibf Wm. VI Keating & Co., adjoining
F. IV.. KnOx's farm tot, 4 ibeing the lot knoWn ,
s the Sti6rsilet; containing Ser.entl-five and
three-tenths acres more or less with about
six acres improved, Opon which is erected one
frhaie house. I Seized, taken in executiou and
to sold as {tire -;property of A. J.*
ALSCIA certain tract of land. situate 'in
Roulet TP,: Potier Co., Fa., containing Fifty
acres' or thereabout ;beino•!tne S part of a cer
tain farm whieb John C.'Knox and Lennie! F.
Maynard conveyed by deed to John W. May-.•
!nerd on the 3d day , of June 1847. 'which said
farm is,bonnded and described as folloWs,viz :
Situate !hi • Roulet Tp, .IPotter Co ; Pa.,
bounded 14 by :lands of John Keating &
E by fandi of, Jacob Weiderish and George
Weimer, ifFl:by landslof John Keating & Co.,
:and W hinds of Henry Mentzer. containing
about-One Htindred and iTwenty-live' l acres
!more or leSs, hearly,al; of which 'Fifty acres'
are improred,] and on which is erected one
frame house, .a 'rathe Inirn and other ou•-
buildim - i!witit an apple orchard thereon.-•--
:ieized,.tatcsn in execution and to be sold as
the property of Simon
ALSO4--,A certain l iract-;of land situate in
Clara 'O, iPo*r Co, Pa., Bounded N by B
'Graves, Ff: by S. Stevens & Co., S by- J. b.
;Stacy, W by tupeated lands of John Keating!
& Co., containing Severity a nd nine-tenths
; .
i acres, of which t wenty.acres are improved and
three acreit chOpped,! on Which are' . erected
One frame du eHing house,• one log barn and
with some l fruiti trees thereon. Seized taken
in execution and to bre sold as the property of
ALEXANDEii P. HAYS.
ALSO-A Certain tract of hind situate in
Sweden Tp . ,' Potter CO., Pa., Beginning at a
post the ,N EcOner of lot No. 15 conveyed by
Sobieski Ross to Jultis Neefe, thence by N fine
of said lot W : I 2 and! 5-10t.hs perches,' thence.
in part liy‘Eilin i e of lids NO. 54 & 55 N 140
dnd'G-10thsperehes4O the !N line of Sweden
Tp. 'thence ,by said linb 8 80° ajul 1-Bth degree
E 279 and 2 , 10f1i perches tb the , E line of hit
No. 30, th i eirce hy. said line S - . 119 and 1-20ilis
perches to!the N E corner of lot No. 31!con t
VeYed,by Sobieski Ross to 6. , A. Neefe: thence
!byline of said Nit W 146 and 7-10thi perches
1 .
hind S 12 and 9 1,10 th !perches to the pl.fce of
1 beginning, Iconiaining:2l3 'aud 9-lotus i.cres ,
more or less being lotlNo. 53 of the :illo:ineill I
of lands of George Fox and Sobieski Itess iii
said Tp, rind part of 'warrants Nos. 1305, 1306;
about TwentY iteres of whit:h.:ire improved
With some frnit!treeS thereon:: Seized,' titkon
iii execution .illinl- to be..sold, as the property if
Jobi Gwe l el. .# ' . • ' . .:
ALSO-4 certain tract of land situate in
1 Sweden Ti, Potter Cd., Pa., Beginning at the
4,,E cortfer ! of loi con‘lii ed ;by trustees of the .
Bingham Esta'tel to Chester Carsaw. : thnce by.
lines of Binghitin Lands N 70. and 6-loths
perches, 1l IA add 3-todis perches and ..-!.; I f°'
E 84'and 9jloths' perches to the N W corm!r
of lot No- pi•tnence by W line of said 14:5 1'
W 139 perelies !to the, N line of -lot Nd. 10,
dienee by 4-:S.iii line W 57 alai 8-I.otiv- p,niciiei.
thence in
: part by E line 4 1 4;. carsaw's lot
I aforeiaid Nit? E 1'74 and 3'.:lotlis. perches tol
the place of - beginning, centaining 85 and
1-10th acre? more or less e,itti the usual al.
lowance of Six per cent for; roads :&c:,- tieing!
let Nu. 8 oftitti allotment of lands of Sobieski
Ross in Slyetien Tp, and part of i!.iirr.itit No.
1309, about: Fifty-five acres of which are : icn- :
roved! und !some fruit : treeS thereon. Seized
aken in eidentiOn and to he sold as the prop
rty of Jac . ote J./erring/on. .
AI.,SO—A Certain tract Of land, situate. in
, arrison Tp, poiter co, Pa. to wit: beginning
at a beech! the N!, E corner of lin No 8 of the
allotment pf lands in saidlp. in the S line of
the State of New York.) thence by said line S
88° E 104 and 3,110 th perches to N 19 corner
tf lot No'l2. thence by line of said lot Sl°
145 and 4-10th perches to the N' lineof lot
NO 1.0, theqe by;said line N 88i° W 3.o4"and
:4.40 perches to E line of iot No 8 aforesaid..
Bence by said. little N 1° W 146 perches to the
ace of ingitining, containing Eighty-Nine &
T -
wo Tenth Acres', more or less, with the usual
lowancelof prl et. for riet, 4,(1,'
s being lot
No 9 of the allotnient of lands of G •orge Fox
and Sobieski Rosii in Harrison Tp, and part of
warrant Ni 1193. leountir and State aforesaid,
about SLX:I:YE acres of which are mproved,
f
and on which
,are erected One frame bouseone
frame barn' and nther 'outbuildings, an. on
which is a fine orchard' s of apple and nther
fruit trees,with a well of water. Seized.taken
itxecutign and to be sold !as the property of
. .ts white. ,:
ALSO ' A certain tract of laud situate on
P ne creek Pike Tp, Potter co, Pa, to wit: 1
b unded on' the mirth by land ofthe Bingham
es i t
te, east by. lands nownr late of Isaac John
stn, south by lands of Timothy Ives and 'J 3I
Kilbourn, and west by lands of J /11. Kaman,
cdutaining Two kundred 'and T - Cn acres,rnore
oiless, with alloWance, 'about., nne hundred
a es of whinii arB . • improved, and on whi Is
arse erected three .ifram houses, three frame
brims, one log , house, one.grist miil, 1 black
smith-shop, and one school house, And an 'or
chard of apple, and othei fruit trees.. Seized,
taken in execution and to:be sold as the Pro
p ty of .L'ini - el Sherman and William Ansley.
LSO-4' certain tract of land situate in
Ulysses Tp, Pettei co:, Pa., bounded on the
north by land 'of Thos.-E, Gridley and Isuac
flyam, on the east by Thol E Gridley, on the
south by the hightvay; and on the west by
lands of &Mule! BOoth, containing Ffty acres
orithereabouts, of ;which , about Fifteen Mires
are, imnroVed. with ,one leg house, one log
barn. and some fruit tress- thereon: Seized,
taken in eiet•btion'add to be sold as the *-
petty of ../drscs Ardrey.' , • . . . ,
1 4.1..SOA'Ceitair tract of kind Situate:lin
Binghain Tp, Potter co.; Pa., to wit: - beginbilig
at it. poi' tliet BW. -Corner of lot No: ae caw?
• -
yeYed.hy the - trustees .of the Bingha m R .,,
4,0 If... Turner, thence by S line of said r t l
89° -- N 29 and 3.loths perches tothe N w", ° „% °
ner of lot No. 48 of the allotment of h ind ;;
the ; Eitate hi ' S. M. Fox dec'd, in Hingba — °'
thence,,by lines of said t No.. 48: sI. ; tP,
L *lilt.-10th perihes an South 8910 R . 1 ° 7 2
and .5-10ths perches to he W line of lcit No - 2
,thence by IV Foe of lo No. 47 & tiits ic ;i r 't
c
90 and 5-i Oth.perches to, E corner oflotN o 51;
thence by N line of lots Nos. cannct ,s : :: te t
o i to - b " .i_ f
itnd .: 2-10ths perches to a corner of 10..1 1 N0 - 5?
- thence bylineofsaid lot N 1° E.132in703.i0ti,
perches, and N 89° W 69 and 8 -10ths pe rt!
to a corner of No. 39 in W linear ,5,,,.... 14
and ~--. too t
Na. 1235, thenee by said line line of tot
No. 39 N 1° E4B and 3-10 perches, thene ~''
line of lot N0.',.39 E 99 and 3-10th per c h:, -,'
" litin ai d e edd lila a C i e ld' 9f El 6 g e li g t i y 6 . -- - il e i e n v g en
acres more or less. witlf the figaikt alla: ne
of sixlier cent, for roads, &c., Being t oe N o e
49 of. the allotment oflands of 3 51 Fox deed , s
In Bingham Tp, and pa,t of warrant Nto23
Potter Co„ . -Pu.„on which ahout-150aoreeer:
iinpinied, with , one • fratOu liouse' 'tie; f
ra te
barns; one °wagon house, !one log barn s o d
other ant- buildings, and an -orchard of ass];
trees and' other fruit trees thereon , si e j .td, .
taken in executicha and to be sold as their °
erty of - JosEin ktituadeS._ • • •
• ' ALSO-A certain tract of 'land situate in
Genesee Tp, Potter Co., Pa., Beginning at a
post in the S E corner of lot conveyed by.tros. t
fees or tiie Bipgliarn Estate to Silas Billings'
_thence by S line of lot No 62 orthe allotmen
of lords of the est of 3 , llFax,dec'd,:n said Tp,s
89 , :1 , , . 6.6 - perc h es t o thecN W cornet' of lot ii.S.
59. - the,nce by W line of said lot S 121 perches
to a birch fuels/ E corner of lot No, 58 eon:
veyed by - administrator of the Estate of 8,11
Fox dee'd. 'to Wm D Atherton, thence bv N
line of said lotand of lot conveyed by t e n ,.
tees of the Bingham Estate to Wm. Annie X -
891,°.'W 81 and 6-10th perches to S E corner
of lot - No. - SG, thence by E ;.fine of said lot N
1° E 122 and 4-10thperches to S line °Niko
Billings' lot - aforesaid,
_thence by said line S
88i. E'72 and 9-20th perches to the place of
begioning.—ALSO—Beginning at the N. E.'
conser of-Saes Billings' lot aforesaid, in the.
S live of the State of New York, thence bysaiti
line 3 88° E 188 perches,.,thefice by line oflot
N0..61 3 r W 88 6-10ths perches, thence by
line ot.lot No 61 and N line of lot No. 62N
891° W 187 'and 2-10ths perches to E line of
said $ Billings' lot, _thence by said line N ,1-- 5
E 193 perches to the place of' beginning, con
taining One Hundred. and , Fifty-eight acres
more or less with the usual allowance of six
per cents for roads, &c : .t . Beinglots Nes 57 - and .
! 6,20 f the allotment of lands of the eat of SIIFor
dticd in said Tp,aud part'of warrant N 0.1258
Potter Cu., Pa., of which about fifty acres are
improved, with one plonk house, one board
'-house-, one frame barn one saw ' illand some
qnit, trees thereon. getzed, taken in ixecu ,
thin and to be sold as the property of John
- ,
Billings.
ALSO—A certain 'tract of rand situate in
Eulalia & Sweden Tps. Potter Co., Pa., Be
ginning at the N E corner of lot conveyed by
.Joho Keating 4- co. to J B Vennetter. thence
'N 85 perches to a post, thence E 106 perches
to the N W corner of lands contracted to BT
11axsie by J Keating. & Co.,- thence S 85
perches to the S W corner of - said Hoxsie's
lot, thence W 106 perches to the place a: be
ginning, containing Fifty-six ann three-tenths
acres more or less, being lot No. 97 of the al
lotment of J. Keating & Co's inn& in Eulalia
Tp, and part of 'warrant -No. 2124, about 18
acres of which are improved, with one frame
house.
_one log barn and some fruit tiles
thereon. Seized,, taken in execution and to
be sold as the property of Amos Clark.
A SO-,A cerla n tract of land- situate in
Ulysses Tp, Potter Co.. Pa., Beginning at a
post the N W- corneer. of lot No 128 conveyed
by S Ross to E A Wagner and N 'E corner of
lit No GI. thence-by N-line.of said lot No 61
'W.136 and 2-10 , 14er - cites; thence by E line of
lot No 164 N 114 and 8-10 perches,-t; eince by
S.line of lot No 58 and of lot. No 62 conveyed
by 3 Ross to J M -Hamilton E!163 ant. 2-10th
perelies, -thence S 42 and 1-10th perches to the
N E corner of lot No 165. thence by lines. of
said lot W 27 perches and S;7l and 7-10th -
perches to the place of beginning, Containing
191 and 3-10th Acres, more or - less, with an
allt,wance of 6 pr et. for roads,&e., being lots
No-59 and GO of the - allotment,of lands of S.
lios in said Tp. and part , nf warrant no 1264
Pt - I'Le 1-- co., Pa., about Ninety acres
-of which
are improved, with one frame house, 2 frame
b. , '-„,s .the frome shed. and other outbuildings
and an orchard of apple trees and other fruit
't ret!, - -' to -recto. Seized, taken in execution and
to he sold as the property of Wat. M. PERKINS.
ALSO- 7 A certain tract of land situate in
Allegany Tp, Potter co.. Pa., bounded on the
north by- lands of Jas and Henry Bunnel, east
by lands of G Kidney Jr, and J S Bunnel,south
by lands of Tim. Peasly and Jerome Decker,
anti west by lands of Tallman Lee. containing
Fifty-three acres, more or loss, being part of
lot No 113 of the allotment of ends of Fox &
Ross end part of warrontNo 1275, ?of which
about eight acres are improved, and about
'twenty -acres slashed, and on
,Which arc one
frame house, one log shed, and-some feint\
trees. Seized, taken in execution and to be
sold as the property of Caleb Beibe.
ALSO—A certain tract of land situate in
Eulalia Pp, Potter co.. Pa.. Beginning at a
post in the E line of lot No 272 surveyed to
Sylvester Wright, thence - paL tly along said
line•N 110 perches to a post a l thence E 44 per
ches to a ost in the W Pue of Ju Reed's lot
(now 4Saml Thompson's. lot): thence S along
said line 110 perches to.a post 14 perches S
of the S W corner of said Ju Reed's lot,thence
W 44 perches to the place of beginning, Con
taining Thirty acres and twenty-one hun
dredths of an acre, strict measure,more or /ess,
being
lot No 353 of the subdivision of the lads
of the'Binghatu estate in said Tp, and part of
warreut No 2079, about twenty acres of which
are improved, ith one frame house, and one
stable, and some fruit trees thereon. Seized,
taken in execution and to be sold as the.pro
perty of .eldelia Jll Howard. •
• ALSO—A certain tract of land situate in
Hector 'fp, Potter c 0.,. Pa., bounded on the
north and east by lands of the Bingham esitte,
south by lot surveyed for James 0 Allen, and
west by lands of the Bingham estate, Contain
about.Fifty acres, about fifteen acres of
.which are improved.with one franie house and
one log barn. Seized, taken in execution and
to be sold as the - property of B. D. Congdon
ALSO—A certain trod of land situate in
Oswayo Tp, Potter co., Pa., Begilming_at the
N E corner of lcit N 0.31 of the allotment of the
Bingham lands in said Tn, thet ce E 50 and
5-10ihs perches,thence N I°S 51 and 6-10ths
perches, thence S 891° E 100 perches, thence
S 131 and 9,lothq perches, thence W 150 and
Othe perches, thence N EBO 'and .7-10ths
perches to the place of beginning;
,Containing
101 and 9-10ths acres, more or less, being lot
no 32 of the allotment of the lapds of S M Fox'
estate ih Oswayo Tp, Potter co.;Pa., and part
of warrents nbmbered 185 C. and 1851, about
fifty acres of which are unproved, with one
fraine louse,. two log barns, and some fruit
trees thereon. Seized;takenin execution and
to be sold as the property of Henry Lawton.
WM. F. BURT, Shtf.
Sunnis OFFIC6, Coudersport, Iday,3o, - 1863
The Jouasm, will be issued nest
day, as weal. •
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