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ilruokIpn RtaI Gsfal, for Sui.

EXCHANGE FOR HARDWARE-New three
- and brosn stone HOUSE admirably located Brook
,n. RIDER No. % hnest NeSYok or No i05 Fulton.
ave-. Brooklyn.
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Sutton Sales Of 3,uI Gs!ait.

T.. A. L.wuEyls. Anotionccr ~
4 BSOLUGE SALE Of FIFTY LOIS on
- Third ani Flurtlaves and third and Sixty q il-sta
LAWRENCE IplLkE 800 SILL NJ A. tIioN o. lii i1DAi
Dee ~ 1870 a u 'co, % le Esa5e 1aesyo.l No jill boAl
th. following ftr4liv located kf 81 ESTATE
Ibatr size. go -t inches north % sHy i'1r'st 49,
2jH'tO %. each
s.ttI.frIri ail .itty f,uu .s.t. liCiO' @. each.
Iorsrr Ia side lttste4 iy,c0nu sad T iit SIS, lots
SgIr size % o. 25lloo H. 'rd % cores rear Of
,.irst aoh side 10 feet east q roarh ave, lots 2'''o r.
sty tarh,t ,a & 100 Zee, es, of Pourhaye, ot 2'Ioo
n. each ON
Iia ,,i Mlp, arl further particulars u Arcoserrs m'e.
NI Br,,.y Room d. Blsemeutl % AMER l. LII NO ~
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4 GRAND MARKET sCLEB ~ CAIRO EGYPT, b. W Gsriz
6itFPUfJDESS WITH SHEEP AND LANES By Louis Rohtc
81 be aree ara mot ny works; s5e Sjto inches GRANp
COMPOSITION AND FLOWERS. by D. kolie.
rtueu.id artists The above exhibition from oc'oc
U ocock y ard wednesday Thursday 4fa-! HIi
a-.-.L tIn-l q
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pY HENRY D. MINER, Auctionecr, Sale

It1 WENItl y. MINEE, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ID No. 81 Nassau g., opposite te PosrOGce. -
VERY VALUABLE PRIVATE COLLECTION on ORIGINAL
MODERN OIL PAINTINGS. NOW on EAHlbllION hat ST
9HE sOMERVILLE ART GALLERY. No 6i' BROADWAY. -
MINER SOMEEviIE viii sell at auction, ~ SDAl and WE'D
NtSpAi EVENINGS Dec u and H. Q. . oc'cs W t some e
Gallery. No 845 Broad extensive and va9ie c eena
%. loiem PICTURES ucng the private gallery Hlfe Vs. Nas
:5e result ~ careful se I n,d liberal cAItn
during d containing beautiful aad costly works
VI Laroas SCHOOL, lY tle .oloAiaE aTlsts:
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{ {dlsc p ? S STTT Board Of Assessors
RI Of s'ssso.s Ses Court House. December S. 1851.
gust anS 4OanS.

I OST-In or in front of Barnum's Museum, %
Il TUESDAY afternoon MINK FUR COLLAR RIFTRBN Qs boz
LARS REWARD vii he paid for IL Setas u Room M No "
Gres8gA,-pce II. ls9I
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go Efln -roR SALE, A MAT COTTAGE AT rRR:
22.yUv, 5sPl VIII sussiC e f.s g ksndi AZ AZ
3: 3 i vi Nh - NV = ~ .;cs y -6s a ~
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roLEMAN-At 9: 80 P. NJ, Monday January 2if
a. her residence in Cincinnati. after long ana
painful illness, Lurancy Adeis, daughter OF Ma
ior Lawrence c. aAd Sybel Conklin, and "he Of
Robert 5. Coleman, aged "a years. months ana
20 days.
STONIER--At LanssbOrOugh susquen'nnA Co'
Pa. on the 18th INST. John Stonisr aged As years
OBITUARY.
Died, at her home in Clarence, OF Consumption
Miss ABI E. SPAULDlNG, aged IL years.
There is an Unusual interest attached to the death
of a person just entering upon the morning OF lte
and especially so was it in this case. with less
nan two wears residence with her parents In their
We home she has secured numerous friends and
racoua,ntances who have known her but to respect
and love and o. mpathze with hern her patient res
iz.ation under her long continued suffering and tri-
ais. To her parents and relatives her death was a
sad bereavement, but trust will be for her gain.
voice we loved 10 stied;
A gentle heart, that throbbed but now
With tsnd, rness and love,
Has hushed its weary tbrobbings hero
10 thrOb in life above.
Yes, TO the home where angels are
Her trusting soul has fled;
And yet we bend above her tomb
With tears and call her dead.
We call her dead. but ah W trust
She dwells where living waters flow.
FRIEND.
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SPIKE THE GUNS !!
REASONS WHY THE
AMERICAN A WATCH

Made at WALTHAM, MASS, is the best.
II is made on the best principle Its frame is
| composed of SOLID PLATES. NO jar can inter-
tere with the harmony of its working and no snd-
den shock can damage its machinery Every piece
is male and finished by machinery (itseif famous
for its novelty we'll for its effectivenes) and is
| therefore rolerly made. The watch is what all
me nauism should be-ACCURATE, SIMPLE.
| STRONG AND ECONOMICAL, Except some
! high grades. to costly for general use, foreign
watches are chiefly made by women and boys such
watches composed of several hundreo pieces,
screwed and rvited together, and require constant
repairs to keep thtm in any kAI Of order All per-
sons who have carried "ancres' "lepines'' and
English Patent Levers are perfectly we'll aware
| o. the truth Of this atement.
At the beg ,nning of our enterprise more than ten
years ago was Cur first object to make a thorough
| ly good low priced watch for the million, to take
the place of these fore gu impostions the refuse Of
! foreign factories, which entirely unsaleabe at
home and perfectly worthless everywhere.
How we'll We h;vS accompli shed this may be
un iersand from the f,ct that after many years of
! public trial, nOw make MORE THAN HALF
| OF ALL THE WATCHES SOLD IN THE UNI
| TED STATES, and that 10 others have ever given
sath universal satisfaction While this de- pa
of sur business L. continued wit increased facilities
for perfect work. VIC are at present engaged in the
/ manuf lcture. of watches of the very HIGHEST
/ GRADE KNOWN TO CHRONOMETRY, unequal
| ell by anything hitherto made by ourselves, and
unsurpassed by anything made IN the world. For
! this purpose we have the anplest facilities. We
nave eercted an addi ion to our main building
| pressly for this branch Of business, and have
| filed it with the best wOrkmen in our s. rvce New
machiaes and appliances have been constructed
which perform their work with cOnsummated deca-
ey and exact ness The choicest and most approved
materials only used, aud we challenge compari-
son between this grade Of our work ani the finest
importe chrOnometors. We do not pretend to sell
our watches for less moLsg than fereign watches.
but we do assert without fear of contradiction that
for tie same money product is incompl rably
superior. All wa ches, ef whatever grade, are
uIIy warranted, anl this w4rrantse Is gpoi at II
times against US or our agents in all parts Of the
wo ID
CACTION.-The public cautioned to buy only
Of respectable dealers. All persons selling cOun
terfeits will be represented.
ROBBINS & APPLETON.
AGENTS Fob THE AMERICAN WATCH CO.,
Is2 BROADwAY,N.Y
veu2l2n
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Union, Restoration, and Constitutions
Liberty

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TERMS OF
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From Which there crn be no DE .pjntion. !
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for S67 -
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to the person getting up the club .Dakin,
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Eleven oOPies one year, an . an extra copv
to the person getting up he club. .makinr
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ee All additions to club at elab r.tss
Er Club subscribers wi / be sent To any Do,,. ~
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GOdey's Lady's ooi and Arthur. Hon.
Magazine will be sent, e. .ch one year. on recsip, OF
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We have no club with any Other magazine or
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g The money mu It all be ssa. O. enc sin. for
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters Of Admins
~ tration on the estate of George S. Tuition late
Of Tuukhannock Borough, deceased, have been
granted TO Sara Tuition and Harvey Sickler. All
psrsuns having claims against ssid estate, ere here
by Dod6vd and requested to make known the
same 10 then without delay and all persons IN
drL:ed TO said estate are notified to make immedi-
ass payment OF the same.
SARA TUITION AdmniStriI,
HARVEY SICKLER Admir-.
Tunk Pa, Dee. 18th, 1866.
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Free to Everybody!

LARGE o rp. Catalogue. teaching how to remove
a Tan Freckies Pimrirs Pi 'ches, Moth Paiehe',
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WYOMING COUNTY. $. s.

Chester Cirist. In Common Pleas, ofWy-
Omlng COuhty, no 100 apr.
James II. tioetcl,ius, term, '66 now Aug Il, 1866
Coyrt grants rule upoH Plsiuifft to execute Bond
fer costs IN The above entitled writ 10 be approved
hy the court and h!e before the f st day of next
term or judgment Of non pros. Now Nov. 23 |
1856 the above rule continued until the first day Of
neat term.
certihed from the record, this. oath day Of Nov
ls6s. ZIBA LOTT,
Parliamentary.
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The Weekly Age will be a complete compendium
of the news Of the week. aud besides the leading ed
itorials from the Daily will contain large amount
of interesting matter, prepared expressly for the
weekly issue Il will be N all espects 6rst-class
Family Journal, particularly adapted to the Polit-
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Family Circle ami the General Reader. having every
characteristic of a live Newspaper Each number
will contain an Intensely interesting serial by one OF
the popular and fascinating authors, and 1t Is
also the intention to publish from week to week, in
tho course Of the year three four of the best and
latest novels.
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STRANGE, BUT TRUE

Every young lady and gentleman IN the United
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
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Youthful indscretiou will for the sake Of suffering
Humanity send free 10 all who need it, the recipe
and directions for making the simple remedy by
Which he was cured Sufferers wishing to profit by
ths advertisers experience, do 80 by addressing
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MOTTO Y
BUILDERS AxD ooxrRlcTon.

Sealed proposals for furnishing the material and
puiIding a frame Church House with stone basement
oil be received hv the Bull ling Committee Of the
NE Chur,t ai Tunkhannoek, Pa. up 10 Wedres-
da, Ian. sOih 1857 Plan- nd specifications Of
said buiIdin. 70 Loo seen a. the Wyoming National
Bank,
Bv oder Of BS.lding Committee.
TunkhauuOek, Jan. 18th, 1867
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9HE SATURDAY EVENING POST.
BEAUTIFUL PREMIUM ENGRAVING
Reduced Prices 10 clu6S.


The Saturday Evening Post gives be autiful stee!
engraving (named .'One of Life's Happy Hours )-
26 inches long by 20 inches wide-tu every single
(Sl 50) subscriber. and to every one sending on a
Club.
II will commence in the first number of January 4
nav story. called The Outlaws Ba1ghter; A Tale
of the southwest by Emerson Be- nett, author of
The Phantom of the Forest, prairie Flower" &c
This will be followed by other serial Stories from
the Best Authors Shorte' Stories Essays. Sketches
Letters, Agricultural Articles are also regularly
given.
The Post is Neutral in Politics. being exclusively
de voted to Literature and does not discuss Poc al
or sectarian notwithstanding these to the political
and religious press.
it Cffers among its Premiums, Wheeler Wilson's
Sewing Machines Silver Plated Tea SETS, Spoons, and
Pitchers Gold and Silver Watches. DOuLle Barrel
Guns. Aliens Rifles, MelOIeons, Cloths Wringers,
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DR.. sCHENCK's MANDRAKE PILLS
ASI1RSTlTIITE FOR CALOMEL.

These Pills are composed of various roots having
the power TO relax the 90 cretions Of the liver as
promptly and eectuaIIy blue pill or mercury, end
without producing any of those disagreeabls or ian-
serous effects which often follow the use Of the lat
ter.
In all bilious disorders tLese Pills may be used
with confidence as they promote the dischargr of
vtiaed bile and remove those distractions from the
liver and hillary ducts, which the cause of bi-
ious affections in general
SCHENCK S MANDRAKE PILLS cure 81 X
Headache and all disorders of the Liver, indicated
by salow skin, coated tongue costiveness, drowsi-
ness and general faeling or weariness and iassi-
tude. showing that the liver is in torpid or OBJ
structed condition.
In short, these Pills may be used with advantage
in all cases whom purgative Alternative medicine
is required.
Please ask for "Dr. Schenck's Mandrake Pills.
ami observe that the two kenesses of the Doctor
n the Government stamp-Oue when in the last
stage of Consumption and the other in his present
health.
Sold by all Druggists and de alers. Price Is cents
per box Principal Office, No. Is North 9th Street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
General Wholesale Agents Dcmas BarnesE Co.
2l Park Row New York S S. Hance, IO8 Bati-
moresSt., Ba 'timore, Md. John D. Park,N. E. cor
of Fourth AMI Walnut St, Cincinnati, Ohio " al
ker L Taylor, l34 ana l36 Wabash Avenue, Chicago
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

Where's letters Of administration OF the goods,
w chAttels &c, of John kintner, late OF Wash
ingtou Tp. Decd, have been granted the under
signed: all Ter~ns having claims against said es-
tate are requested present the same to him, duly
authenticated 70. payment, AMI all persons OWING
are requested 10 settle Immediately
Msshoppen, Pa. E. j Mowrey,
Dec lS 1866 AdminiStratSr,
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Remedial Institute
FOR SPECIAL CASES.

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~ Ful information, with the highest testino-
niaE also, Book on Special Diseases. in q seal
ed snreIOpe sent free. i[sr Be sur. and send for
'h-- and you tciH not regret Il for, as adver-
~Ana ally Tnpostors, without
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t'ns PhyslenA1,1r stranger Should be trustee ovRENcR
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Special Notices
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of admins
~ tra,ion on the Estate of Gilbert Adams decd
late of Forkston, Wyoming Co. have been granted
to john g. Spaulding and P. Burgess. All per-
sons having claims against said Estate, are hereby
mortified and requested to IN IKE known the same to
them without delay and all persons indebted to
said estate. are notified to make immediate pay.
ment of the same.
JOIN HIraAIJ g sPAAIULDING' Admr,
Forkston "yo. Co. Pa. Dec IL, sc.
ven2G-6W.
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mouths $3.50; three months. 40 ; for any less
period at the rate of ONE DOLLAR per MONTH
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the office Of delivery.
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papers are sent to al ress, the following reduc
lion will be made Five copies, one year, So so -
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wear, $50 copl will be furnished gratis for each
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EOI 1867.

IL
Fashion Magazine Of the World
LITERATURE, FINE ARTS, AND FASHIONS.
The most magnificent Steel engravings DOUBLE
FASHION PLATES. Wood engravings on every
subject that interest ladies Crochet knitting,
Netting, Embroidery, Articles for the Toilet, for
the Psrlor the Boudoir, and the Kitchen. Every
thing, in fact, to make a CoNPMErE LADY's Book
THt LADIES' ehV0RlIe FOR 8 YEARS
Magazine has been able to compete with il
None attempt It.
GODE2"S RECEIPTS
for every department of household. These alone
are worth the price OF the Book
MODEL COTTAGES (no other Magazine gives
them), with diagrams.
DRAWING LESSONS FOR THB YOUNG Ar
other specially with Cooley.
ORIGINAL MU:.IC, worth % q year 0th@
Magazines publish old worn-out music but the sab
scribers to Cooley get it before the music stores.
GARDENING FOR LADIES. Another pecslian-
t, with Cooley.
Fashions from Messrs. A. T Stewart l. Co., OF
New York, the millionaire merchants, appear in Co.
dey, the only Magazine that has them.
Ladies Bonnets. We give more Of them in
year than any other Magazine. In fact, the Lsdy's
ker.
MARION HARLAND,
.Auth0reSS Of ".4lone," "Hidden
zatA, :" ".3foss Side, "".Heme-
SIS" and ".lfIaIam,"
writes for Cooley each month, ani for no other mag.
azine. new vel by her will be published in is.
81. We have also retained all our old and fAvorsa
contributors.
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~ Our Letter A Family Sewing Ma.
etifne with all the new Improvements, is the best
and cheapest and most beautiful Sewing Machine in
the world, No oth.r Sewing Machine has much
capacity for a vrest range Of work, including the
delicate and ingenious processes of Hemming
Braiding, Binding Embroidering, Telling, Tuckingt
Cording, Gathering, &c. &c,
Th@ Branch Offices ars we'll supplied with s. =.
Twist. Thread, Needles, Oil, &c, of the very best
quality,
Send for Pamphlet,
ass Broadway, New York,
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HARVEY SIcKLER. Agsat,
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copy land the large Premium Engravl7g)s2,5 so
copies 6W
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20 land one gratis) $500
One copy each Of Post and Lady's Friend, Si,OO,
The geiter up of Clah will always receive a copy
OF the PREMIUM ENGRAVING. Members OF 8
Club wishing the Premium Eagraving must remit
onr Dollar extra.
R Those desirous of getting up Cluls or remi-
um Lists should incose fire cents for sample paper
containing the particulars. -
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Would respectfully inform her
frlea"s and the Ladies generally that
snc has just received u well selected .
|. stock of
. MILLINERY GOODS,
: which will Le sold At the Lowssy
CASH RICks.
Mrs. Miller Is receiving
4: goods weekly, 90 that all who favor
her with their patronage will bs
sure TO get the
/: Attest TYLES
+. DRESS MAKING done on reason
4: aD I erms, CUTTING and kIT.
TIN warranted to give sstisfae-
{: tioa if properly made.
r o N on Wsrren St. ,ppckse
|: wrighfs Store.
: MRs T. A. MINIS.
: TunkhannGek, Pa Nov. l3, 90,
; v6nlS-tf.
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$500 W. Per .aat agent. r&s%. :T.
erywhers to sell our IaPRovEp $40 Sewing Machines
Three ns~ kinds. Uudsr aud upper feed. Warran-
ed sss ysan. Above sAl. ~ or large comm ssiOns
psid. The oSLr machines sold in the United States
ior less than sac which ars fully licensed by Hove.
wkeeler a Wilson Grover Baker S,uger Co.
and Bachelder. All other cheap Machines are in
Engagements and the selleI liable 70 ar
rsss kne and Imprisonment Circulars fre Ad-
dress, ar call upon SdAu Clark. Bsddsford, AalOe.
vSR2l- lPe&r.
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NOTICE

All psrrons indebted to the Estate Of George ;
Tusioa deed either Oy note or Book account are
FsQass, q 4 70 call and settle without delay.
SARAH TUITION, ADM.
HARVEY SICKLER.
TEnkhsuDock Jan. Is, 1867
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NOTICE.

the srP ~ Indebted toOr having accounts against
make ium.d - L. Aoss Co, are reQssstod % call and
'-'-' Tar, 2 1867 If r l. Ross, 3 CO.
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TRAVIS. .wILsoN-At Fellows Hotel, in M'shOD'
p.n, jan. 26tb, 1867, by Rev E, +, Roberts MI
henry NJ Travis, and Miss Stella M wilson OO'n
of Lemon Pa.
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yJTM. M. PIATT, ATTORNEY AT Law, o
w Zee in Stark's BriCE. Iisek TiOSa ST., TaRk
hanAsek, Pa.
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E&I v:r:"" "f s'.':''rr wr's "' i':": .a".r=
Ii g Ia me 'ir."'.ri. I VII sell al Ai',"v;i.
f""i: l".~". a.. III" G:s' ';nn,;nv in Mirrl.
mex. IT,. i'!'r"i:r l'r"i";.v. to Wit:
| i!ru~': a"H Lot ~ t"k-Sh"rv, r"nia' ,;rm
4! a","s: mere Or u.s. l:"nrt':; by IN I'll: Of
sam. :ii:.iinn%. T.. G!l:s all IA" s'-c.t ..v;..!
"n 81 iI:" rr"ie:'y a: &. ". C,nn.'r, .,l3 \ j.
C,i'k>ra'"s.
-" .Ic:,: cf i.ah'. ,n'."r ar i,:,. bnrn, d "
Or e X. i:">"!cy. T:r.mr:. Arn"tl anl ",h"rS.
...'l on ~ ire rr"l."r'. "f Isaac l.,r.un, ;.l:,
j W. Ciini:rai,s nli others.
100 t"""< "f I.an1. l."-c or loss hn;i...,c:' "
J"s;h I;rll JAM. llo ~. So! "i,cr. lvir.! .r
the property If William Moore, adj, Geo /,
C!!"kscnir. AMI others.
400 Acres Of l.:rd. n"i. CT less, lo:n,lc'l hv
lands of W. II. Davis. +. :. Griffin and nr',r:s
also. lJcrs" an Lot il. Gree nv "n.i confirming
40 t.c'.s, more "r l'.,s. in:.m"d hy !arr.s %: w
Mckci!nr. T.. Arnold ara others levied on ;.S
The l'rarCr'y o: John Il. Tnr.ant, ai< N. y
sullivan.
House and Lot in lie town cf Ahhevii,r,
fr"hln. an III. l'Ih.ia Square, AID Doubled by
H"r: ;n> p'Nri.c mad Washington street l"vi-.l
on tn" properly Of I..5u MciuIvn deed, ads
James Wi:l Il Co.
TrIm.-C.ISX
II. s. CASnS. s. An
Sheriff. Office, February II, lsd7.
Feb IL IL IL