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N<jrra*n Goway, County of Lewis OfSOBT CarletonMcCwtey k Saphlra HcCartey, RfB«U d «*cute»uit<> If. Rufui.B«»U and premises to secure Ton arehereby na tlie payment of thesuro of oWhundredtnd tw«n fiV dll d itt di t th tlie pay ty*fivV dollars and interest, according to the. dii f ti bpnd bri dt yV g conditions of * certain bpnd bearing even date o6py pf 'which waLfiledte ' ^ wKeh>aia moxtgage war d dd i h X with said mortgage,. ldd py Clerk's Office, Feb. 4,1^57, f ti b with said mgg, > gg dulv acknowledged and recorded in the Xeww roinflTCIerfc's'^cev- on the 80th day of De- SK/ 'lk ? m&m , ,, of youraniwer on tie subwrijw, Ix>wville, Lewis County^^ K^T ty dny8 alter the 8errice of this feive of the day of service f •' swer said complaint o'clock P. of mortgagesr at -pace U» &c, by i.tnen Clerk and S?w ; York m. ^ bMftciBn- clpaod AX *ita1t#a«m«<Hiitb-Ve sa1d4Cle*K%*ffice'iu' book i £gc^u»wf on and or f ll^lr Ih fe OneidaandChHciiango. to say to l»»msflT:i|f ell^alr Ihiugs getting a ,lmng,?;th© SWOTS>< tuing- a man ^t^fH^«$S][|^ going' $ Jaai W. iusfc, F. Spencer, . . J turers On..... Hdri. Judgf Slasten, A.\A in such sight* as ;this, and getting -into bed for folks.;. orses at tlie same. ^yg g»cia notified j tb*» i£ ho-would ride hitu^-lf, they would; f us wild animal* against aay- AMD CABOJET WARE* Bruk - -Competition! CKtod Par, and Btoinpt Customert ^^j ^ ,t£e day appoimted, and a mead- a cnek bottom selected for * half- mile race. . ' - The day arriTOt^ibei three hone* wer bK^tjtfprward. for the rider of the two appeared this same poor boy about half- grows,; barefooted, bareheaded, dressed in a ,tow-lintn shirt and pantaloons of the same material. The dress was not assum- ed for the occasion, but was the best his purse could,bear, although neither neat nor gaody. He waaendowed with a well- {biioed: head, * keen, penetrating eye, a fearless, benevolent and cheerful counte- nance. He was animated with a^noble aeal for the occation, believing the honor •T Kentucky was at sjtHke. The riders •Mxuited, the boy having one foot on each fTlftsignal wasgiren—away went racers at full speed, .and for about two yards, it could not hare been de- cided who was ahead. The' boy, in en- deavoring to run near, but avoid a stmnp, did not guide exactly as he intended.— The .stamp, about three feet in height, was leaped by one of the horses, which great- ly disturbed the equilibrium of the ridery but did not throw him. The Virginia horse dashed ahead. The other two ran with great fleetness, and at six hundred yards it was neck and neck. At the end of die race, the horses rode by the boy were a full length ahead, amidst the huzzas sad shouts of the multitude. TheJJTonng Virginian paid his losses- without a murmur,. and was invited by some ofithe winners to make their cabins his home at long as he remained in the neighborhood. A big, treat was immediately proposed by those in luck, and accepted by those in luck, and mcepted by die arowd. When the successfbl rider was looked for, be could not be found ; unaccustomed to ap- plause, had disappeared. The Virginian, however, avenged himself on two subse- quent occasions, by beating each horse singly,\' they having a different rider ; bnt was again mortified by being beat by the boy riding at the same time both bones. And who wss that boy f At that time echo wonld have answered, who ? It was Thomas Metcalf, well known in the jwest in after yeare^ He heldyawngr, offices of] trust and .honor, juoonff which be was Governor of Kentucky, was ten years' in wy chandisc, Pii WiHsecnr* CleofMer- ' sft : a wnaH «ot A Bit- BET, Man- Si fact u- rers and Dealers in Furai- h opened •loom* West ' .Main St., building, theirWan • n th« • i d e o f In the brick •pposite theHonse in Congress, cad »I^rt timTin the TJ. S. Senate.\ fought m fl* Wt of i8X5.^nnst Great laatofsoBgj: ftolic ftm. He died of thV cKo|era, BBS \\^'\\'' = nnastal in tiug\ Uueaae, the the Journal Office, 'and • mre offering a new AN D Choice assortment of Cabinet Ware and Chairs, Sofas^ Tete-a Tetes, Center and Fall Leaf Tables, Marble and Mahog- any Tops. ' Stands, Bu- reans, Desks , Book Ca~- ' aes,.and.an extensive - variety of -Chairs, a large lot of CKK *nd Mahogany Framed Looking Glasses, frith French plate glass, OP i c t u r e s and Picture Frames In all varie- ties. Rea- 4 v m a d e Coffins— Particular , a Mention paid to this branch.-* Coffins of all sjzea kept con- stantly on . hand, of Mahoga- * - ny, Cher- ry, Walnut, Pine, kc, finished in the best order, mounted in the best style, with all the vari- eties of Breast Hates. CONOVER & BABRETT. Lowville, Jan. 20, 1857. Iy21 07 LTTHOTTPIXQ. In Press, and will be ready soon, Cteatas «f fleU, Or, a Collection of Social, Jforol,. and Intellec- tual Maxim*, By Samuel M. Bnmeker, A. M., . Author of the \Court and Reign of Catherine II. of Ruuia\ \Bi»tory of Emperor Nicholas I.r Jcc. This undoubtedly will be the most interesting works of the kind ever published in' America.— It will contain Twenty Caskets, richly laden with the finest gold, wrought into over SEVEN HO- OKED SEPARATE ORIGINAL MAXIMS, and IKDEFEK- DEIST RcriECTioss, with Wise Saws and Pro- found Aporigms, which refer to everybody and everything worth referring to, and especially adapted to the present time. It will be printed from plates formed by the XEW LTTHOTYPING PROCESS spoken'of in the last, number of the Monthly Rainbow. It win, without doubt, be the handsomest book, in typographical appearance ever before published, and it win be printed and bound in the best style, and its contents will make it at- tractive and pleasing to all classe* of readew.— Price 50 cents, for which- it will be sent, pott paid. ; . , ? Address GEO. A. CBCJBBT, Publisher, 8S Dock St. Philadelphia. 2ABXS FOB 8A1E «J3a>EHSI€JJHBiV WILL VIBE the Stows farm in Watson, which contains over Sevan-? Hundred Acres, into sev . eral small lotsjto;suit purchasers, and will sell theiaia*;enc«plor Cash, <w will ewe credit for «ryears.ThU Farm is located on the Biver, at the month of the Independence river; which\ rtms across'it. A large portion of I it is interval Land, Tnnundated by this River every Spring, which renders it unsurpassed either for Gnoing or Meadyw Land. It can be g •o divided that a portion tacned to each lot; thnsf ^•-C-S^^y riw^Kom^SeirtiBat ..t-j and member of the Order Accepted Masons\ are here- ggainst a.miserablc specimen of niflpwity who girea T»s name as \Jos** Fetaser,\ of -Hiram ~ *\ It upland will be at i desirable Farms nl tExpi OF WILLIAMS, A the Bostwick Houses and in ''-- V Are constaaUy kept Or any com T1VIO, ' . [oxuciiHD Btreer, r ed and Comfort, stall be in readineat to convey past-: Oriskaney.-Rome, Oneidaj Canastota aud Chitte- • nango. . 'S> \• \V:-- '-';_•.;•'.. 2 80 p; us. Mail; stopping at«ll stations; 885 p. m., Kew York Express, stopping at Rome and Chittentmgo. • ' 6 15p. m.Emigrant,stoppingatall stations. 10 '00 p.m.;Night Express, stopping at Koine, Onoida,: Canaatota; Chitenango and Manlius. . ' Earef torSyracuse $1(06; The! 40 : a. m., Express going,East, and.the 2 Sfr a. m. and 10 00 p. m. Express going West, ar^ the only trains run oh.Sunday. The 600 a.\ m. train from Wtiea>itt leave\ on-M^Udays. All the trains are id be run by Albany tune, which'is fiveintoutcB and fifty two sccondfcias-.i ter than Utica time. N. B.^^assehge'.rsare required to procure ana shoW-their \Tickets before taking Scats in the. Cars. Baggage will not be checked until pas- sage tickets are procured. C. VIBBARD, GenTSupt. Z. C. PRIEST, Ass't Supt. 1 y 13 ;and\9th- Bank- g, ce R etc.. Rev. J. Hyatt Smith, and M. R. Atkins, Lec- turers on Political Euonotny. . • . Iteyerenjls. M. L. B> P.* Tbompson, G. W. Hpsmer and G. W. TIeacock, Le'c'tuVers on Mer- cantile Ethics. V Oli A _._, , ..„ . „_„ , authorizes said; mortgagee?) All of which j or bis assigns, in case default is made in the ^.y.; t iblic.Auction io,the | mentof tiie monov BecHje4i<) b^'pala ny' \' *' highest bidder, at the CouW House in the village * \ \'\\\\ '\ ofi Martinsburg, on the 1st day of Mnly, •\>•* at 10 o'clock/A. 1* J «-—»--~^-<- 18'1857. 2Sw6 ch *owritte,i.k Sheriff. SALE. C. HILDRETH w of Lewis and State , iiis .wife, did on the fifth day of Apnk in -..-.• -—. . - I year of bur Lord one thousand, eighf ' Oliver Arey, M. J. .Ontman and.- E. C. rom,e-.| £ nd g^y twO j mate and execute unto roy,'Lecturers on Commercial Computations. J- - Hon.. .Horace. Jfann, Hon. G, W. Clinton, SpecialJLectureis.' The t>esj| feel faeilit: manner, a Science an rtii L'- : A T Black River sad Utica Bail Boad. Trains-nm between Utica and Boon- vill and intermediate stations as follows: GOING NORTH. *• 4 00 p. m. Train, stopping at Marcy, Stitts- vilic, Holland Patent, Trenton, Trenton Fall*, and arriving at Bopnville at 6 20 p. m. Fare to Trenton Fall 75 eta. GOING SOUTH. 8 00 a. m. Train stopping at Alder Creek, Stn- ben, Remson, Prospect, Trenton Falls, Trenton, Holland Patent, Stittsville, Marcy, arriving at Uticaat 10 20 a.m. Fare from Utica to BoonvQle, $1,25. 'No Trains run on Sunday. Daily-Stages ran from Lowrille, to connect at Boonville with the 8 o'clock a. m. Train South, aud from Carthage to connect .with the 3 45 p. m. train South, passing through the villages* of Denmark, Lowville, Martinsburgh, Houseville Turin and Talcottville. The trains will leave Utica from the New York Central Railioad Depot, where tickets will be sold, and baggage checked for Trenton Falls and all other station* WILLIAM HIGBY. Supt. LEWIS COUNTY, Iron and Stove Depot at Turin. The Subscribers are now receiving their fall stock of Cook- ing, Parlor and Plate Stoves of Twenty Five different styles and patterns, in all one hundred and ten Stoves. Trimming and pipe for Stoves, Jappaned and Tin Ware, &c, &c. As usual we have on hand and are receiving a full and complete assortment of Iron, Steel. Nail Rods, Cutter *ioes, Nails, Glass, Springs, Mill, Circulur and Cross Cut Saws, Table and Pocket Cut- lery, Carpenters and Joiners Tools, Shelf Hardware to mi' merous to mention, Harness and Carriage Trimmings, Floor Oil Cloth, Pumps, Lead Pipes, Axes Shov- els, Ac., &c. As our purchases are made di- rectly from the manufacturers and importers, we are enabled to give our customers the benefit of low figures. C. G. RIGGS kCO. Turin, Sept. 6,1856. vln2 of the Institution is to a£or*d pei-- fpr; requiring in an expeditious gh knowledge pf Comimjrcia. as practically employed-in the mortgage to sell the said mprtgaged/ gfemispa according -to\law Arid'wMereas, defiiultiiiaying been madeinthepayinent oftheniouey secu'redto be paid by said mortgage aceorc!:i>g to he terms thereof, and'nosuit orproeeeblngs at Uviv, toex- cover the same, or any part thereof, having been instituted, and whereas the amount claimed to be due on said mortgage at the date of the first Town of ltefaT<tart? I P uWicat j°° of .^ff.? 1 '? 3 ^ 0 H el ? nd 7 s d »\ d o f; of New York and Elenor t>-one dollars'-and tinrty-sevenceits (f.loI,M.) the ' ^ ow therefore, by virtue of a power of sale in | year of our Lord one thousand, eight hundred ' said mortgage contained, and ..by the statute in .!'.__ i , , .... .T_ *,„. :. such cases made and provided, the said Mort- ! gage premises will be sold at public anction or tgage bearing date on that dav, thereby | I^ d « e ^;ft« LAW-OFFICE of L. C. DASEN- conveySg the premises hereinafter discribed to %&*' in «' e ™> a S e «O**-viBej ln sa ' d co ^ said DaVeVport, ai security for the payment of i l^dav ,the 2d day : of April next at ten .,,,. =., m „<•'•„,„],.„ i,,.n,l JA Hr.ll,,™ M t»h!.. nn i o'cloek m the foreno< a of that day. Said Mort- Counting Room, and •Business pursuits generally. TERMS: For full course, time unlimited, inclu- ding all departments of Book Keeping, Lectures, aud Practical Penmanship $40,00 For same course inLadies' Department 25,00 Persons taking Penmanship alone will receive twenty lessons for 6,00 The Albany College h just open, and will be for the present, under the superintendence of S. S. Packard, who has for many years been con- nected with Commercial Education, aud engaged as Practical Accountant. The very best facili- ties will be offered at this school for young men desiring to qualify themselves for jthe practical duties of the Counting-room. The very best teachers of Penmanship to be found in the coun- try, are permanently located with these colleges. For. further particulars, send for a circular. Address BRYANT & STRATTON, Iyl9 Albany, N. Y. E. A. TEALL, Agent, get a Circular. DJEFAULT ... _. _..._.„ the condition of a certain. Mortgage, dated )ecember, J86S,-executed 1 by X>rnfin3* and Hannali ; |}is; wjfe, of the Sm-smrt* to Mortimer Wstldo^ gf fhe second part, by the non payment of both principal and interest, due by the'terms thereof, wherby the power of Mle: therein contained, has become operative—said morgage containing a power pf sale w«i duly re- corded in the Lewis County Clerk's Office in Li- ber O, of mortgages, page 80; ic, on the : 30m Dec., 1853, at 4 p. m. The premises' are men tioned and describe Jin said.mortgagc as foJUwg; substantially. All that certain piece of l«n# described and bounded as follows to wit: Sit« • ated on the north west quarter of lot No. 36, o the subdivision of the town of HaMJ^-.rgh\ ' Lewis County, N. Y., beginning at a poirftfn toe'* , -. . ,. - 11 „ i oooeii in iu« iw™»' • \' '\\ U \J- aUt '\ '\\\•\! center of the newly laid out road, that is ten the sum of twelve hundred dollars P a yf» eon gage Premises are c\«3 ibed in said Mortgage rod » nort h e riy from the north end of said saw the first day of March 1857, with annual inter-. | g^ ntiaUy ^ foHows, to wit: All that tract or .,, th ^ easter ] v to a point on the castad* est payable on,\the first day of March in each j „„„„„, ^i.,^^ c ;, n .««;„.!,» t««mnf u«,^ii>..ircM \. » v - - - • '- - - - . -»• • year. The buildings \on said premises were also by the terms of said Mortgage, to be kept in- sured to the amount of §1500, and the policy thereof assigned to said Davenport as further security. Which said Mortgage was\ duly ac- knowledged by said Hildreth aifil.Wife, to en- titled the same to be recorded, and the same was recorded with a power of sale therein contained, in Book M. of Mortgages at page 450 in the Clerk's Office of tlie County of Lewis, on the 14th day of April 1852, at 12 o'clock county of Lewis, described and bounded as fol- lows, to wit : Situated on the north west quar- ter of Lot No. 38 of the subdivision of the town of Harrisburgh,eounty and state aforesaid. Begin ning at a point in the centre of the newly laid out road, that is ten rods norther! v,f rom'the north end of said Waldo's saw mill, thence easterly to a point j \\n'.T'T.iLTC K \ \\ 7\™\ T u i i? e ontheeastsideof the creek, that is ten rods I ^iTLff-l 'H ? f J ?T ^ noaiherlv from, the e,st end f the dam that is j £ftg>£^^^ ™ U ihT^e^^ now built turning a right angle from said point, | road- thence in the ' enterof m gaid ^Jg of the creek, that is ten rods northerly from the' east end of the dam, that is now built turning a - right angle from said point on said east side of said creek, to the east.ewl of-said dam—thence to said east end, and to include a 1 the land that a dam 13 feet high will occasion the water to thencc to a point on the west side of the M. M. SMITH, PROPRIETOR OF Mammoth Hardware Store, At Lowville If. Y~, W OIJIM? TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY to render his most sincere thanks to a very generous public, for their liberal patronage, and re&dy appreciation of industrious honest efibrts to deserve it. It has been his purpose to serve the Public, at the least possible advance on pur- chasing prices, and live, and he lias not changed that purpose. Prompt attention to every depart- ment in my line,Low-Figures and Quick returns U my motto. \ Iiive and fcet Lire!\ Is all I wish or ask'. I am confident the public arc aware of this. TO HOUSEKEEPERS. (Including old batehelor?,and all the world, and their wives beside.) I have on hand an unrivalled lot of Harrison Barnes, then Clerk of said County,said Mortgage has been duly assigned for a valuable consideration, to James W. Davenport of St. Louis, in the State of Missouri, the power of sale in said mortgage contained, authorizes said mortgagee or his assigns, in case default is made in the payment of the money secured to be paid by said mortgage to sell the said mor- tgaged premises according to law. And where- as, default having been made in the payment of the money secured to be paid by said mortgage according to the terms thereof, and no suit or proceedings at. law, to recover the same, or any part thereof, having been instituted, and where- as the amount claimed to be due on said mor tgage at the date of the first publication of thi» notice is twelve hundred and eighty-four dollars and ninety-four cents ($1284,94), and there is also claimed to be due the further sum of eigh- teen dollars ($18) for insurance, which said Davenport has been obliged to expend on said buildings by said Ilildreth's default: Now there fore, by virtue of a power of sale in said mor- tgage contained, and by the statute in such cases made and provided, the said Mortgaged premises will be sold at public auction or vendue at the LAW OFFICE of L. C. DAVENPORT, in the Village of Lowville, insaid count.v,on Sat- urday the 3{ith day of May nest, at ton o'clock in the forenoon of that day. Said Mortgage Premises are described in said iiortgage sub- stantially as follov/s, to «it : All that Tract or Parcel of Land situate in the Town of Turin aforesaid, being part of Lot Xo. -to township Xo. 4 and bounded as follows, viz : Reginning on the North line of the Rome and Turin Plan's Road, and on the West line of Mary Kcnt'o Land and runs tlience S. 06° W. along the S'orth line of said Plank Road 7 chs. 80 Iks. to the North line of Philo Clark's Land—thence X. oti^ W. 4 chs. 5o Iks. to a stake—thence X. o1% - E. 2 ehs.. 84 Ik's, to the centre of the- Cross-Road—thence S. 83° chs. 79 Iks. to the said Kent's West line—thence S. 28— E. 50 lie?. to the place of Beginning,'—Containing Two Acres and Sixty-six lmndredtbs ol\ an acre of Land.—Also, that other certain piece ,£\ j on said cast side of said creek to the said east | end of said dam, thencc to said east end and to include all the land that a dam 13 feet high will occasion the water to flow. Thence to a point on the west side of said pond that is ten rods southerly from the south end of said saw mill west- erly parallel tothe first line mentioned,to the cen- ter of said road,thencc in the center of said road to theplace of beginning, by estimation containing five acresofland,be thesanie moreorless. Also, all those certain three acres ofland which the par- ty of the first part purchased of F. W. Edgbert and Robert Watson, the same being on the West side of said creek, and commencing on the south west corner of the above descr: 1 \?' 1 . Saw Mill lot, and running along the center of said ! ° highway afore mentioned in.a southerly dircc- placc of beginning—by estimation contains 5 acres of land, be the same more or less. v all those certain three acres of land, which the, party of the second part purchased of F. W g y y tion, to a stake stuck and agreed upon, thenee f»nctnv!v in tliA nrpolr on flip htnnl* of* thn rrppt easterly to the creek, on the bank of the creek to a stake stuck, thence down the creek on the bank to the saw mill lot, thence on the south- erly line of the saw mill lot to the place of be ginning, containing three acres of land. Dated, Deccmdcr, SJst, 185(5. JAMES B. PHILLIPS, Assignee. L. C. DAVENPORT, Attorney, LOWVILLE, N. Y. nlSwlS Edgbert and Robert Watson, the same being.on the west side of said creek, and commencing on the south west corner of the above described saw mill lot, and running along the center of the said high way aforementioned in a southerly direc- tion to a stake stuck and agreed upon, tbeace easterly to the creek or bank of the creek, to a stake stuek; thence down the creek on the bank to the saw mill lot, thence on the souther? ly line of .the saw mill lot to the place of be- ginning, containing three acres of land. The ainouiit nDpaid on said mortgage at tlie time of the first rub'J^tiop of this notice ii time of the first pulJ^ $200,00 and interest thereon froni date thereof.. The amount due and payahle xA the tl'^e of the- first publication of this notice, is $85,40 and' ''[' \ there is thereafter to become due the sum of E \' £150,00 with interest thereon from 15tk June No suit or other proceeding at law, has beet* instituted to recover the debt secured t>T said* mortgage or any part thereof, notice is hereby given, that in pursuance, and by virtue of * MORTGAGE SALE. power of sale, contained in, and recorded as *~ be-M I>IM.V in ir,P niv aforesaid, with said mortgage. I shall sell ths ^Dc.u nude m the pa> : , aboyc Kcntioned p remises at p u blic_Auctiop, POST OFFICE H0TICE. ARRIVAL AND DEPABTUBE OF MAILS. Post OTTICE, LOWTILLB N. Y. \ August 25, 1806. I TJntU further notice is given Hails leaving c office will close as follows, viz:— GOING EAST. Depart at 9 o' clock x. v., Arrive 6 o'cloc* r GOING WEST, VIA. ROME. Depart-at 9 o'clock A. M., Arrive 6 o'clock P. U. \ GOiNfi NORTH. : Depart 5 1-2 o'clock r. JL. Arrive fl,o'clock A. M. 'From Lowville to Edwards, via., Watson, New Bremari, Croghan and Indian River, at 9 o'clockV. K., .Wednesdays. From Lowville to Rodman, via. West Low ville, Harrisbnrgh, Montague, New Boston, ic, at ,9 o'clock P. x., Thursdays. Arrive at 8 o'clock Frid ,9 p. M, Fridayg. - . Persons will plesse observe the above oblige, „ ^EO? CASE, P. time, TIHtn POST 6FFICT! H0TICE. ARRIVAI. AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS. /..... j ; : .^I»ovenibet28, 185«i j PT/ntil (urther/Notice is given, the Mails leav- tag this OfficewiH close as follows, viz: > GOIN<J WEST VIA ROME.-i-Depart at 8 o'clockA.iri.andArriveat 8 1-3 t>. M. ' \''• : GOING EAST.—-Depart at 11 A; «., Arrive at 4r-U. ' 1 flHk^TOGBIB^lkFO&MS TBE PU& A LiC thathe has commenced the business of at the, shop in Wait Martinsbnrgh, formerh !oe|apied-ibyi€. •Hiie^ where he will-be on hand tomake any kind of Vehicle in .Ids line wriich fnjanship^ailRl'the^-viiSG ^ofirood'znateri&V^P'^-*\' 1.0aus*a6iiODa'3~i\ • * c.^ * .,->. .- * L HJ - £ m~\\ • • \•\ \• B _ „„ ^ors.atBoonville, Wat«rtown«r Rom*, in advance of t&e sfaje, or inconnecdos .. . . PartMHof etmntry, All kinds of ,B»d aaA tttnm on any dav lh AKDBSTAtt STOJtt ^ •n f * iotortt th« pubUcthat he has i Of every pattern and, capacity, consisting of the the Celebrated Stoves, (gfTXefferson Air TlCht, B^~KIngand'Q«een, both or- namental and useful 1 {^\Parlor Self l&tOTi unsurpassed for a sick room. barter Oak, and many others, at \ terms surprisingly low. being part of Lot No. 45 township No. 4, town j of Turin, and bounded as lblions, viz : Be-J ginning in the centre of the Turin Plank Road. at a point where the cross-road intersects said Plank Boad, and runs thence N. 04. = E. 2 ch? 41 Iks. along said cross-road,—thencc S. R. 1 ch. 2-lUs. thence N. C-l- E. «'.) 11;?. thencc S. 26- East 42 Iks. thence N. 71° E. 36 11c?. thence S. 14 s E. 1 ch. 0t5 Iks. thence S. 78° W. 3 chs. 75 Iks. to the centre of said Turin Plank Road—thence along the same N. 10° W. •2 ehs. 50 Iks. to the place of beginning—Con tuning 85-100 of an acre of Land. Dated, March 4th, 1857. JAMES W, DAVENPORT, Assignee. L. C. DAVEsronT, Attorney, Lowville, N, Y, * n27w]3 I * ment of a certain sum of nionev, secured ! . . A , . -, . to be paid bv a certain mortgage, executed bv 5>«rsuant to the statute, at WillianvB. Pierson, of New Pahz, in the coun- j ^Tt^l v ??l^?l fly of Ulster and State of New York, to] John Rawson, of the town of Montague, county of Lewis and State aforesaid, bearing date on the 15th day of May, in the year 1S55, and recorded in the Clerk's office of Lew is County, on the 25th day of May, 1855, at two hours p. m., in Book P of Mortgages, on page 267, &c., of certain premises situated in Montague aforesaid, aud dc- i scribc-d in said mortgage substantially as follows, to v.it: \All that certain lot, piece or parcel oi' land situate, lyingaml being in tbc town of Mon- tague, township No. three (3), county of Lewis. and State of New York, known and distinguish- ed as part of Lots Number throe (8) and four (4). j and bounded as fol'.ov.s, to wit: at 2 o'clock P. M. of that day. Dated 31st Dec., 1856. MORTIMER WALDO, Mortgagee. W. HUDSON STEPHENS, Attorney. nlSwls S UPREME COURT—-Lewis County.—Hiram S. Lanpher agt. David Waters, Curtis 6. Lane, Jess Brown. Jonathan Rogers, William McCullock, Andrew W. Doig, William Collins ani} William Carpenter. To the above named defendants, David Wt- lcrs, Curtis G. Lane, Jess Brown, Jonathan Rogers, William ilcCullock, Andrew W. Doig, i William Collins and William Carpenter. You are hereby required to appear iu the Su- the south cast corner of 51 oO-loO acres ofland ! P renle Court in p4reon,or by attorney, within thir- deeded Solomon HoMen, on said lots,runs thence '• '>' dil T s alter ? h e servlce °f this notice upon r ~ alon- the centre of the road Pouth 2 = West, j and answer l , h e sam £' «nd serve a copy , twelve chains fiftyiks (12.50)\ thence North 88=' i answer, together with a notice of any set i . L ;.\I- I West, fortv-two chains (42); thence north 2= \^ u ma y have a S !unst smd <= lalmant . UI I hare on Tiand, Stove Trimmingaof all kinds, Stove Pipes, Tin, Copper Zmk and Sheet Iron Ware, Chains arid Chain Puuips, &c. •i! 9- TO BUILDERS . I can- present great bargains, as my Stock of SHELF HARDWARE, is extensive, and of the first quality. ' PLATED WARES. Spoons, Tea and Table, Cake Dishes, 4c., oi beautiful styles, never before equalled m tnu market. • *.\'. -, MY STOCK OF CUTLERY. Is unsurpassed; including the celebrated Water ville Guflery,ateo, a lot of No. 1 . v^rw.^.,, , , —r—«,- to cajl andex amine. Ina^word, no person can dream of hal I have goit, and when \he has seen, he can't re member. \j|nd I. like to- haye-forgotten-those Hail^rairbtiiks' Scales, to%ht j'alwavs happy to see my Siieriff's Sale. COUNTY OF LEWIS, SS. Virtue of an execution issued \out of the M3' •Clerk's Office of the County of Lewis, by the County Clerk of said County, to me direct •efl and delivered against the Goods and Chat- ties, Lands and Tenements of Patrick Gilboy, \ have, seized all the right and title which the said • Patrick' Gilboy had on -the 23d day o: February 1852, of in and to the following des- cribed premises, which I shall expose for sale as the law directs, at the Court House in the Vil- lage of Martinsburgh-in the County of Lewis, on Saturday the 18th day of April 1857, at 10 o'clock A. M. to wit:. All that certain part of lot No, 12 in \township No. 3, in the town of West Turin, bounded as follp.ws,vto wit: Beginniug on the South line of safdTot, 12 3-1\ chains froni the South wuiA ~*-~ *-—' —' —-'•-- I thenceN. , ( cast twelve chs.f.ftvlks.(12.5u) thence SouthSS^ Eaet.partly, along the South line of land of Solo mon Holden, above said, forty-two chains to the place of beginning, containing 52 1-2 acres, more or less.\ Said mortage was duly assigned by the mortgagee, for good and valid considera f vcii, to Amos Chickering, on the 2d <\z y of J;. ue , 1855, and said assignment was recorded in the Clerk's Officp of Lewis; County, on the 27th day of June, ! 18.*;, at 5) o'clock a. m., in Book P of Mortgages, page 312,on which mortgage thereisclainied«obe dne,at the time of the 1st publication of this notice, the sum of one hundred and ninety-six dollars :laimant or his attorney, or, in default thereof, the said claimant will take judgment against you for $1,582.70, with interest thereon, besidei costs. You will f»:Lher take notice that the following iC a statement of the facts constituting saiij^gij^ and the amount thereof: The defendants in May, 1852, contracted witfi and employed the said clamant to furnish the m- terials, and erect for them a certain building up- on the premises described in the lien notice hereinafter mentioned, known as the Court House building, as the same now stands, except ., in the particulars hereinafter stated, for the snirt '-- > , .o West cfirner thereof, and ranting hence. N. ^7^° E. • parallel J wiih the' Ea?t Jjne of thelof, 41 chainsrli flnks to tne North line of sai4lbt,;thence**lbVig'thesanteS5^« E. 12 chains 12Ijnljs; t^nceSi'^i^ .W.4i; chains 4^2 links; thence r% -6s^ W. 12 chains. eleven links to the piace-'of begiinihg, containing fifty •acres of tend. '• 'Dated; February Sist-lisr..'. . •-GILBERT E. W00LW0RTH. - l Sheriff. and seventy- cents (§196,70), and there is here- • ., .___, after to become due on said mortgage, the sum of *5,250, according to certain specificgWHtr of one hundred and eighty-seven dollars and fiftv then shown, and to which reference is nad.- cents (.$187.50), with interest thereon from the That afterwards, the defendants agreed w«i the said claimamt to\ raise the base wall oa« »»» higher, and agreed to pay therefor $49.50; to increase the thickness of the basement wall t inches, which was worth $52.50; t» in- crease the thickness of brick wall under f&Baj 4 inches, which was worth $24.00; to <J» »* yards of extra lathing and plastering, which w«s worth $23; in all amounting to $148.00. Thst said clain&nt was to allow thediffwenee between. - the cost of 26 window caps and sills and 1 door cap of stone, and thesanie number of iron ones, which .was ; agreed, to be $94.50; and deduction in front wallfrom Flemish to straight bond, which, was $15; amounting in all to $109.50. That the said claimant completed said build- ing in aU respects according to said contract an* variations therein^NoV. 15,1856. That there is - • ^ne*dL i sSja.cU«oantfro»defe»daiitt< done and Mrni*n:> _ .^.iations therein, as ; ^rnished, since Hay, 15th day of May, 1856, amoun^nig in the \rhple v principal and interest, to §393.40, now remaining unpaid on and secured by said mortgage^—and no suit at law having, been instituted to recover the same, or any part thereof, notice is hereby given that said mortgage will be foreclosed ami notice is also given that, by virtue of a power of sale in said mortgage contained, and therewith recorded in the Clerk's office aforesaid, and pursuant to the' Statute in such case made and provided, the said mbrrga>td premises will be sold at public auctio?; to the highcstbidaer.oii the twonty fo»; th day of April iiest,attwo B'cloefc in tf.e afiieraoon, at the public house, now kept and-occupied by' Oscar Bishop, at the village of Copenhagen, in the town of Denmark, and coun- ty, of Lewis aforesaid; Dated Jan: 2§, 1857. E. S. MERRKLL, Atty,., Copenhagen, N.Y. AMOS CHICKERHfG, Assignee. lS Sheriffs Sale. B Y Virtue of an- execution issued oui-.offtihe' Supreme Court- of the Stat<s of itsiw 'Y^tlc^ against the (Goods, Ch^Ulfeg, Lands a^ 1 * * ments of David Huht,* I haye levied, •following -property -: \All that certain piece or jwrcelof land situate. ItidStammw-ToM^icS'said iv -\ a offandi»'pSrt«of.Lot .$&, One\ ThMy one/* aM Wesi^y M-fees of^aiot^ lands, decdcd r to WilliinV Mun'sbn, bii i Veenth day ^f May eighteen Kiindr-- 1 -' by the State of Connectifcut, and - - -- #—;Z.TV,;T-T«T' ?~iirm for work, Jabor and j ed under said cohtrai aforesaid, performed ar •-\\- ' Bmv&jftm^ , ,-,-.,.* no^armp^aojBM*WJBtr^iJ«ntmo^^*^^ .^,:servei3oiP^ f n where at* yf deeded as above to William Munsbn a Bcobce,con^ n ing*i«hty^ ) e. B d UPREME CODRT^-Cotmty of 1 f Ser Bvioster agt.M&wbi?.r< I ,T«Bd>ra tfM . Ton tee hereby'summoned Id complaint Inthis action, wnich vu office of the ppyk of Lewis Conn ty, dav of MaroJ>\1867 and to serve a \ ansVer on us at our Office in •' \ \~\-\;ma& tt ,. ttna-'sol* fijf 31 _„ iristina his Wife to John and Thomas Thi •**-'- giitji d s r—* *-^!' «i~'>*i>~^\v..i.ai^ thtee. 15 •- of which I shall expose \for Sale at A«fttoii. to the highest bidder, ou the lOt ff- April 185?-, at aO o'clock in tliefijrenO* the Court Hr^c inthe^inageof Martinsburgh. = f\ \ \\\ \\ *•\\ 26 wft
