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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-24
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unfit Sss Oampfe,s u albirstpn.-Nidbts Weue
res Don BORT SublUn. .H,

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rsS Don BORT Suoluu. .a
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Ellington pom glgw Srleaus am Is. III stn
often. ST bradYte Dte &sg. <YOlt Urn Baton
a9e.
IN ether 8srlammluns Der Bar BON Nep'
cans srGfnste @sneral Sblpiep. DaB bte
re~dntlatiOn osS Obersertdt5 pOaQOliiana
zen Rur3sm u%plenpst ltt.
in elmer 0erlammluu9 ber SiFBtere beS
Connect. @sst. rurDe cine NDrslie on pte
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eutIdtsOsn sssen bic |. 8. GrteOenspOltttt
preGeu. . paog rug .5tga &.
lab rer Sra BON Is. trar ein @erl6t BON
RGmun9 0idstura'S TIM 1mlauf.
naefGbr $50 8allen Baumpcue maren
Den 9ts6ensn in @OntdatOule Serbranut,
e ~aunaGnen, Dielel6eu wirpen mad Ntpe
ans perlhtft wsrDen.
>te Nsp-O orleans 8ldtter snttatten NtGts
Sruppenbere9ungen coer Gretent6tn tn
N NpnSe, @1lpslten ODER am Mtlftlfppt-
? f-a- --r 81. ~ I'd f EG -
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&onrpf bel sort 9uOion.


Cff,fsue Radridten.
@eri9t eiuer Nicnrrlage %tptOerrntet
raaut'sTlotte Cber balb BEL
Batterten.
sOrrufen SeS General SanfS,
tOnOSOu gu 0DaHer un0 su SaneC
eineefAIOMen.
a3btnqtUn, %. Mdr3. GUIsenet
de wurpe beute Mcreen pom Suptrtn
nten res milit. Erlesrapben, col. pa.
xspfdn9en:
Outbwef YaB, Ca, is. Wdrs
Selsaropb ron Baton 8Cuse y. Is
y Commodore 6arrasut palfrte esltsrr
fum III uer nit Isiner 6lOtte bic Bate
set pOst 6uplpn. Der Dampfer pWiilfi
rannte auf wuroe perlahtn unO per.
1t.
E 8ancnabe anf btIeen Ssitrn mar ans
NJ unb befttS.
le Nrmee btftabet Iih 5 Wteilen BON ben
tiaunaerertsn bFs 5etnpes, 9uter
$50 unO pot 3uOerftt auf SieS Bis
slGrGptte liG rer Sampf auf Sapauerte'
fern, St. g. BultleN
Capt. unO Nl. ouptrinttt. bee
mtIit. Sclssr. Des @Olf Dep.
ew -Ogrt, %. @tdr3. gtaG Der
,rl0" wurDe om 3. cine fleine N6tbeilune
Rstsaen 6 Metlen unterbalb port pun
asbt psm Stsualbu&e Der armee aufse.
n. $50
isnerol Sherman bate tas @Omu'anbc In
.sDylenus in MppeIenbett pes 0snersI
is.
line eruse QnsaSS!t hsrumi@meifenOe Me
FnO in Nsw Orleans perSS@aftet worps''
Inc YrtoatsD spslAe melOet, Dab NOmttH
EtOtfe Die Gattertsn BON 0OrI
ion III Dir Nadt pss IA. puiarte. Sol
#, @bsf rOn @im. 8ants' StaO mar un.
bli@ perDunDet. 1F4 .'.' aH aa
Is tit nrtA nt6t gum 6GmpFt setOmmen
sOn unisrs 1ruppsn li& tts uuf S Mstlel
t 6uDlon ssndbert babeu. sas
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-24
&tGDtt1Eh.

&rFer 3wetg - Mr @balsn rridt
cine petition Elm BON 9bonoS Gt0niB aun
3pff Der @rrtAtung stner OampfmaiGint
dnoI &altBruben auf istnrm @tgentbum al
alice Ann StraBe, gsrpteIem. a2a -l.es
Wr. !Darpes retdte rtn @eiudb Elm BON IS
9ecooS, trOrin bieier i'm nnterl1abuna tsi
Der 5eraus3abe etnts GtaptlI6sa N6rrBbuh,e
aahlu9t. 8erpttlen.
Dfr 8OriBer IeBte etde GlnfobMhha Dor DOr
Oen Vorltskern Der u6etmatb fir beiabrt;
5rauen," lporin btr Staetratb az Der an.
aahlten Dlenlta8 tatifnOenben Snbrtsftirr
stnSelaDen miro. Nngsnomnsu. %
Wfr. GudnS bsaattags,;o Rag man lf6 er.
funpt9e, ras rie Netut9uas Der 0uabes Stt,
folien wlrpe. Nnsenommea. III II
Sin Antrda, Dap man G6 ertunbtae, mae
Ste AusbeisruaJ Der Nortb Ctr fur Softer
oerarla1en nitric, warps sbsaf4us }aneeupm.
men 54 l7as7 n9a .ts Vi. Is.
SfrnbarO 6amiI eibisttt bic @rlaubniR su,
Srrt6tung zines 8ramegetduoes an Der Cd,
pOa Bailey unO @assr Strabe. hi, sa
&c SIR, Dufetast rei6te etne elite elm boz
@apt 9Opper uUm e. Gaitsrn Sbore Neei,
meut, iportn otsfer eiatsen 9cutea bssenst, OIL
he gu Der ltdbtif9sn Bounty bsrsatist iiae.
Ssrpieien, n .5.I..s aosc -es. ls
3wetter 3Wsie. - 5srr 9dyuri
retGte cine Demonstration etn, wOrin 6sri
SGulb anD Nntefe Ca9eSfn pyotslttren, 4naf
an aItcf Man StroBe RalfB ruben 9ssrabsu
peroen biirfsn. Bermieen. aa4g ,ais
Bon Der @'sIsllAaft u,5eimutb fur btiabrtt
Bittwen" ging sine abrltns @tnlaDuns en-
pte I'M erien 3wtig. unO ,purre aneenummen
Stu @siu@ I'm unterliisang fir piettbs Sc
iealhoft tpurDe an Das bstr. lfenDe @Unmittt,
urrwieIer, '.
8rdpybouis srbielt Die Grlanbnis, ctr
ShtIo on Der @aO Bono StruBs erttatsn 81
Oiirfsn. PM 90 rs a.e. s aa
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HAE-- LA
,erottOnen Der SeeserIOIedten it 8Ioriea q
&OYa4 15. Wldg3. Dor eint9en
! eing etne GrpfptttCn, belte9enr aus
SnpfnrUltna, Neeimsnt, OberIt Otg
unb 2 @ompaenten pom 2. SiittarOs
test., Sbsrit Mont9Un:erD. BON 8eau.
), um am ct SObne Glub. 6loriDa,
pauernCen Soften uno cine Sperntionss
tersuleGen, mae ousltth etne 3uFuht
itihtlm9e unO baS 6duptauartter ,ur
ilatiDu Der farbigtn Gruppen lein lCdte.
febtte brr Dampfer Bottom etues
ranssOrtltlfe psr &rpeOttttn na& YOrt
nit ermutbtsenrsn NunrtAten ibrr
E,fo1g bic CUR Belt res AbsunSsS bes
fsrs augud. Die Gruppen lanOttsn BET
.Dtnd, marI9irten BON ca mad Sadlons
unO pabmen btele Stapt gum prttten
p6brenO OeS psrgnn8enen SAB IS. Die
n @tnpObner rGren In 9DbsSan9lt Dor
war3en SDIOdtrn unD ertpaytsten eine
eine Meeelei; aber be Neasr bsnnbe
+ nit Shiflthfsit nno Die GinmuEner
,nben balO ibre 6urGt. Nm IL. Mdr3
Obsrf MCntsOmerp unb 200 Mann
rnbe nod 8alOmtnSpile elm, mo Die
lptas, Gnldbo6ee, Gsrnanbina unD
Rsps GtIsnbabn 5uiamment lift. Oils
lppsn unssfdbr 8 Wsilsn BON SodIOn-
lret, ltteBen It ouf etn &~ebslenrCrps
1ttsn Elm btbi9eB SAarmGBel. Der
wurre In bic 5ludt Seltlasea unb pte
Ebten ibm nod.
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eoFe Nrop,eenctsGonoI

t. 9Ouis %. Nfars. Cine Depei&e
n Democrat" BON Safe YropiOence (a9t.
i'm 16, NOenp6 pas Walier in ben Sdnal
Ha2ILl. az ! p @1J45 Ei"1v az f ~tI ~
en- tDtlrpe.oaF ana t3.4A r45 1-3f fa 1s51s us
btcdgD. %. Wfar3. Rad elmer De,
Gee vIribuueH .pUm 16s fuGmte bas
er in bic 90 8u6 rDeite StTnuns pee ga
unb DrObte 6reunD rpie 5etnb at eyfaue
0dn fiji Gtete,1poB Bis gum Ntorsen etu
r 3beil Der Stapt 2afe NrpptOtncr unter
r 1eiii ipirbe. Il - .1st ssHaz5
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-24

ReAriGi pirb bterunit Sege5en, baB Der rnierseitnete BON
8aileiIoeri6te Der 5tabtS Baltimore BsGmahi ,rr 8erpoI
una bis Na6lalies beS albter5 serfoybensu W ttbefu
8 6tr nj AM II 4%Scaruarl 1858 stbalten eot. aIe oisisni
gen, Ireire 5Orserunsen an bieieH RsGiaB eaben, Gercen bier
nit auiaefCr6ert tcI6e Re6i ben ~rsteiatn Beteeen ar eber
or benz IL. gull 1858 einsurethen unb aetienh aM no
1en. ODER Bu s~endrti9en, cay Re ibreI Griprius an bteiern
%GCdlale Ssieelt6 tlr Der!uitiSerf! lrt uerbsn.t gOe lie Sat-
tHn0en an eieIeF RaGIas III uiaden Eubes, uereen he
nit au,0siDroert, fsIae rnssrsisIi6 at ben l1nterneSeuhmertn
~ Ieifsn. A-s 2 ~
.faa el -'- - grnraD 2 d trm fHo
Tet, r2T. An, 1niIte 3si p 3 0tr,fultfintpY.
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.Ras 0iarift Ober.@triht.

}afttnstOn, %, MarS. DnsO ber.
1T Des Dtfrittts Columbia p~reaniirte
6sute unter benz @btsf Gtheer .. &.
er umb ben Beifgenben q. 9. Din unb
5ytte. @lS @lert rurOe R. 8. Mstes
EennsIse etnaefhporen. ~ lsl9 =
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-24

BON Gan TranciAcc.

Gan 6ranctscp, %. Marj. Der
Dumpfsr v@onRitutiOn" lift NIT $50 pafas
ateren, eininltsBlib zines Sataillcns Der l.
MaTa6uletts Cavalry, $880.0OO far &',e@
ldnb unD 1914. 600 fir Nep g)Ort, mad ga
nama obaeaonGen. a. 81. Or ~. :
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g sla 0srfauf Dpu SamtptS
In Der nru SesriiaNsten
9anorls., Gabrtt- unO 6afsn > Gtabt
Gqg 6arbcr GitD,

an BEN fhiF6orsn Wdliea ODER Sittle @sg &artcr Stuff unb
be. 6 .meen. ATLANTIC. unD % ID OrteGiienbab IN Der srCbs
artt9en oeltiden Ani ofnns Or @foueefer Q,noaut. uno
Gtrrt Gtienl9lit, IN atlantic Go nip, >tlat Mem- Series
1k @lunceH Giier babniabrt BON pauleelrbia, AZ 5alutst
SIieAbGbnfabtt anb 40 StunoeM Gampf &ITjabrt pom Nep-
Sort.
Sebr eGntist @~tIsSsnteit fir bic ttut &eu
WtlttGrS, .
i6 tn etneua centraleu uno tttoorr1aen en- Iteiie Der otIantis
l1e1 Rut, an etnem b quenten uHo nhern 9 etGien, ub In
MISUNDERSTANDING NIT on or steH StGpt n am ritae, IN
elmer rein feutlteH 81 III, III ntIher cas- a mttblide uno Gee
pte9eHe o'utise SoItsieben un9eu6ri hb enIwldeit uEb lid in
lslEet mabren 1eotntun5 set5t cine MnabbanBtse petmitGIe ~
Sebr ltberale unO nortbetlbafte 8ebineunaen
uA CUR G6ellnabme.
lin ndtsrs ertlarugssn, Rartsa. gOmptlste. Is. &c. ptuts
NAN f4 an ole H'' ~
@eneralsW 9entur Office,
70. 6O4 Wef Tote Stra6e. sptfteu g.sgnase uub qpuiaoaa
I've Ms Dd(binetou o. 6. TT
Brteti@e Anfrdgen inter Der AereTe Qcuis Guuinoer
Dcit Dor NU. 10, a~dBaibInstC .. g., perbeh prompt bcant.
prrtet nerl en-.
Die ute &ufaubme bes planes bon goa sorbor gtp IN her !.
Nrmee anb ote ita,tr y t~bdll9ung bon Wli6rS feit einiaen
Rohaten. mprcn aud loon mebrere nit II en- ssanlilisr I'm.
;Oaeu. nm fh Dem ge nbln a. fptbmen, lM6 ne DE Ibrrs ri,
tire etlfs 3~ufrtebsnb It auaf preneu. muntfrr
rid um 70 rsbr au, aas beutiben WtIitSr8, fte mon etner
f&eru uuabtapsssH 3atunft ira6tea, .ur . BET t8uns Gin.
sLlaeeu. HcutS BulItmgsr, -
@enerat"Aaent Ger @lo qseaer SanDout.
Ws ~ unh SidetstSefe qIdaft.
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,tsr MUrh, DON 8 sasbsaenfotbDten an einem
'~tarptdncer perisbt
Der NaGt bGs 18. lteten 5 3ebeGen.
item srn @bspberpstrnp. 8tre5 Iber ben
nacg begabem I'D nod Osm 5aufe eiuts
en- CD, GRtler. peIper friber CUR iiols
Qrmee eetGrt bate, rtffen bn ttrous
tOlen i'm nteOsr. 6. ltarb mad tpent-
jtunpet. .s- ss 't@s
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Der. GtnGten Abgabeu @efct+
Office nee Gouettcrs Snnersr Gin.
tiinfte, 2. Gtitrtft BON 1arYlanD,
-.s .3s9 p. 261 0t 8oltimcrsfrase,
g.t rem 4. MGra 1854

.lr Die 10. Getticn bes @eIe5es sur 9eIDafTuna bon In.
nera @%inIlnften jrr GrBaItuus Der OResieruna, 3ablnna
Der SntereIien Der If sntIi1en S6ulb, nlatbt eS benz GDIs
tettcr sur BftiGt, bas er, berpr er Bic 2abllna Der @ c.
10 erGe c ne r unb anberer Nbgaben na1 gntpiauo
Der id9rlltelt 9ifieu BON ben @lieifpreu ersrinat, SFferts
lid in ietem GDuatp feines Diftrtfts in lie eirer 3ettuno.
bic in islbem County eeraHs9eaebeH tpirS, unb burtb
Waueranitld9e an %pent9itemsn pier SffentllAen BIGbeu
bee Dlitrifts9 tefaunt nIaDf, eaB tie Steueru fSIia iinb
unb rpann uns pp Ge entri6tet tperSen fcuuen; uuCb IoIl
IN bela9ten TetanntrnaGuheen bemetft iperoen, eos nern
cFeH9endnnte -SteusrH binnen m~inceileus sebn 8 aoeu
nidbt be5aRlf Wereen, Der GclSftcr bere9ttgI lift, bic &tguey
um 10 4rpcent 5u jer6S6eH. z ~ u lrbas .a1i II
SH NeherenftimIHung tMit biefent Gjeiebe tperbsu bier.
NIT ala Peripneu benadribtigt, melhe1 in BEN erften
iteben Us a % 8 Der StantB altimcre G;eIbSIte treis
ben, oeren Bainen aufber iGbrli4eu Qite SER aliefic, en-
fir @1eperteiHeIne cer5etbuet iiuD uno bic petfauntt bo=
ben, fcI6e Setperbe define berau83uuebmeu unc ebenSc
ane Die, pelte iGneere Abgabeu gu ntri6teu lunpa fiei, g
Deridumt Raber, baB 6siaste 9tsuern ieet Idaia NIB ao6Ls
Bar inS uno ras, lpsnu iCl6e nibt an Oeer Dor benz ~
.+I ID. 90 M6r3 1858.
entri@tet fine, bic 3abIu1tg bur9 8el&iagnatmc er;puu@
gen tpirb uub RE Sdumi9en Bel Dem betr- fenben @sri5tss
bofe ipegeu SernddIdliiSln8 Der Geiese betannt 0emasbt
iperben. SIN Sale icl9er 8ei&IaJmabme werDsn 10
Weitere Prpcent netit 3ofen baSu sere8net unD i'm Sale
Der SeiGIa9nobme Wegtn gsibGftstrei6ens p5pe Gewer-
befGe,n betrd9r bic Straie ben brsifaHeu 8etraa Der Ab.
safen fir einen iOl&en @eiperbei6siu. - =.
u.1 9anss g., RiSasip,
Vt1r50'lntlfc5W o~.t Collector
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Na9ri6teu aus benz Giren.
er q. VrpVr, wsl4sr aIs @Ouptrnsurs
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Mcusr RanNerein.

Dd am Iessen . crfua cine g,r'5 ~n,nlura Eel 6tinrIt
y 'hsbdun, G6e . anal unb ecnlberojtr. Itattsefunssi bit.
nm etasn neitn 3 ucer.tn Su srinten lnb ftcn oteIe On.
testie seIe 6rst fne II pirb me Bfpe te Der a intnnl am
Stenitas, zen "a NSrb Nbenrs s ubr IN cb len 2ptale at
etbllten Treunee, be h6 ned aal&I;esea ppaea, perbsn
bGhieht etnartsteu.
tNDb3 La, Spbu RrauB.
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n Ter s. Enapp N!n ShuIf.
DIE BrGfunaaeer 2Bs(ruAe bar S &~uaYpTder
9etran" al b-eisnI MOntau ben 8 fGdrs uub bauert
s ae. De . ri sunS or alter rno ri &urna me neafi
&u!er fnbt n ger tarauf fOts:nben gD DE itatt. Rdeerss
IN e. .er tdteren ansci5e. % ais tts 80 s &ud pp.N
Ini-9EcN Dig sV-t.taa.. a.~-- s ''..
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M1ehanics 8auperein.

Mlfdbanics Sauperein, ,...s r
"a f& Obieer'' Gtrcln pbaig crganitrt Dat. 70 tSe,bet QUE
Gpeilnt tn1ct eu~eeI1ten, teT @sriammtatsen te6ea Wlontaa
Abenh 30. y. SariiiSnit, ~be;umcbuen. ~
f-al Sa &uitro9 y ia 81
(gRrs14-26) 4. q atIouf. stt,, pro tenn.
~ rs Sin sntes u conference.-the -
IA b. Ia gu %esrt0uisn resr gu ptrns.Bet. Na6suFrns,n in
cr Ttp.o o. (WoD)
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a5saa Wiiblltetne.
Cine Hetne pdrtbte impCrttrter an PAM, wirb biuisf abaees-
bet &bMarb 8IDd, -
Sc rl6s Ia 9OntbartRr.
Ohio @IGtter xabace 81 3
10 eben aneetpmmsu biGisR
SDfepb @@rBber,
@RrI1es g. Ode Baltimore ", 5rtfe,tda,
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0erla11et SAD se sms1sG.
Gcm mitfIDns Amftrdoe aefu,

WcrIn,1of+ @tn @eltne r In SIasa's S1tsI.- -
- tU'iHAH 4~ck ~ID0l.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-11-04

WHEREAS the Hon. WIN. ELWELL. Presl-
Wv dent Judge of the Court Of Common Pleas amp
Court of General Quarter Sessions of the Peace and
the President Justice of the Court of Oyer and Ter
miner and General Jail Delivery for the trial of cap
ital and other Offences for the twenty sixth Judicial
District Of Penna. S. Roberts, and N. III. Wells Esqs
Associate Judges of the Court of Common Pleas and
General Quarter Sessions of the Peace. and Associ
ate Justices of Oyer and Terminer and General Jail
Delivery of the County of Wyoming, have by their
precept to me directed, ordered
A GENERAL COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER
AND GENERAL JAIL DELIVERY,
to be held at Tunkhannock on Monday the 10th day
of November, A, D., 1863
Notice is therefore hereby given to the Coronor all
Justices of the Peace and Constables within the Coun-
ty of Wyoming that they be and appear In their pro-
per persons at the time and place above mentioned,
with their rolls records inquisitons, examinations,
recognizances and other remembrances, to do those
things which to their Offices in that behalfrespective
1y belong.
Notice is also given that those who are bound by
fecognzances to prosecute the prisoners that are or
shall be in the Jail of Wyoming County, thatthey be
then and there to prosecute them as shall be Just
L. Ii STEPHENS,
Sheriff.
e.. Sheriffs Office,
TunkhannOck, Oct 20, 1863.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-11-04
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF VENDITION,
ID Erponds issued out of toe Court of Common
Pleas of Wyoming County, State of Pennsylvania,
and to me directed, VIII be exposed to public sale,
at the Court House, in the Borough of Tunk hammock
In said County;
ON SATURDAY. THE l4th DAY OF NOVEMBER,
A. D., 1868, at o'clock P. NJ,
All the DEPENDENTS right title and interest in and
to all that certain lot message of Land Situate in
the township of Meshoppen, County of Wyoming nd
State of Pennsylvania. Bounded and described as
follows, to wit:
On the East by the Highway the South by
lands of the Methodist Church, and T. D. Sterling;
en- the West by lands of T. d. Sterling, and on the
North by lands Of Homer Allen; Containing one fifth
Of an Acre of land more less, all improved with
enc two story frame dwelling House and some fruit
trees thereon, with the appurtenances.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Jared
Lille, VS.. j. H. Robson and jackson Estele.
And will be sold for Cash only. by
LEVI Fl STEPHENS Sheriff.
Sheriffs Office, Tunkhannock. Oct 29, 1863
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-11-04
Shertf's Sale.

DY VITRUE GF WRIT OF FIERA FACIAS
I'D issued out OF the Court of Common Pleas of Wy
oEing County, State of Pennsylvania, and to d.
yected, will be exposed to public sale at the Court
{ House, in the Borough of Tunkhannock, in said
County,
ON SATURDAY, THE l4th DAY OF NOVEMBER,
A. D., 1863, at / o'clock, P NJ,
All of the Defendants right, title and interest in
and to the following described piece parcel of land
Situate in the Township of Braintrim, County of Wy
oming, and State of Pennsylvania. Bounded and de-
sclibed ss follows, to wit:
Commencing at post on the Stage Road, running
East said Road eight rods to the oil T. Nor
leys lot thence South along said lot ten rods to the
Canal; thence West along said Canal six rods and
fourteen feet to Joseph Foxes line; thence North
along said line ten rods and eleven feet to the place
Of beginning. Containing enc half Acre of land, be
the same more less All improved, with the ap-
purtenances thereto belonging. Late the Estate Of
Defendant in said writ named
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Bowen
Wilcox, VS.. B. p. Maxield
And will be sold for Cash only by
LEVI III STEPHENS, Sheriff.
sherif's Office, Tunkhannoek, Oct. %, 1863.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-11-04
SHERIFF, SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERA FACLAS
ID issued out of the Court of Common Pleas of Wy
oming County. State of Pennsylvania, and to me di
rected will exposed to public sale, at the Court
House, in the Borough of TunkhannOck in said
County,
ON SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY OF NOVEMBER
A. D., 1863, at o'clock, P. NJ,
All the right title and interest (of dct sho uId be)
IN and to the following piece parcel and message of
land, being and lying in the Township of North
moreland, County of Wyoming and State of Pennsyl-
vanis Bounded and described follows, viz:
On the North by lands of Joseph Vernoy; East by
lands of Eli r. Halleck and VIM Thompson; South
by lands of VIM. Thompson and Sherman Loomis
and West by land of VIM. M. Conne, late Samuel
Cary Containing about fifty less
about ten or twelve thereof improved with two Log
Houses one used as dwelling House. the other used
out House; and Log Stable and a small ap-
pie Orchard and other fruit Trees thereon with the
appurtenances Late the Estate of defendant in said
writ named.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Gear
hart Thompson lnow assigned to Hester Keeler
now assigned to F. c. Rosr. VS.. John F. Williams.
And will be sold for Cash only, by
LEVI II. STEPHDNS, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office, Tunkhannock, Oct. 2S, 1868.
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ALSO

One other tract of land, Bounded and described as
follows, to wit:
On the East by lands of Selah Hunter; on the
South by lands of Nathaniel Fitch and Brooks Austin;
on the West by lands of George Osterhout and Par
mer Jenkins; the North by the public highway
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ed, with two story frame dwelling House thereon,
with the appurtenances.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of George
Osterhout and Farmer Jenkins, VS.. James Depew.
And will pe sold for Cash only. by
LEVI III. STEPHENS, Sheriff
Sherifs Office, Tunkhannock Oct %, 1863