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Also, all that certain piece or parcel of land situate in Columbus, Warred county, Pa., described no follows, being the following vil lage lots on Curtis’ plot at Columbus village, east of the Brokenstraw creek, with Nos. 47, 46, 45, 44, 43, 42, 41, 40, 3% 88, 37, and 9 fraction marked ten. Said lots being five rods by ten, except the fraction. Said lots bounded north by land owned by said being McIntosh and G. Cady, east by land formerly owned by B. Smith, south by Curtis street, and west by Sheffield street ; being a part of a larger tract, No. 11. Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Richard Patrick, as the property of Donald MclIntosh. —ALSO— One other village lot, lying and being in the village of Columbus, Warrenco, Pa., and numbered on the draft of said village no. 26, bounded as follows : On the north by Curtis street, east by the public square, south by Lot No. 7, and west by Sheffield street, containing 60 rods of land, be the same more or less, with a frame house and barn, a well of water and a young orchard thereon. Also, all de fendant’s interest interest in Lot No.—in the said village of Columbus, lying on the east side of the creek on which is a store house now occupied by Jones and Hewett. Seized and taken in execution as the prop erty of Donald McIntosh, at the suit of Rich ard Patrick. —ALSO— By virtue of a writ of Levari Facias, the following described building and Lot of ground of Peter S. Wade, to wit, all that cer tain barn and shed, situate in the village of Youngsville, Warren county, and State of Pa. on the opposite side of the street from the Public House occupied by said Peter 8. Wade as a tavern stand, said barn and shed being adjoing the said street on the south side and a short distance west from the west end of the bridge across the Brokenstraw ¢ ‘reek, said barn being 80 by 34 feet and calculated for a horse barn, and the shed attached to the said barn on the east side being 60 feet in length and 24 feet in width, and the lot or piece of Poe and curtillage appurtenant to said uilding as above described. Seized and taken as the property of Peter S. Wade, at the suit of Wm. P. Barber. —ALSO— Two inlets in the borough of Warren, Warren county Pa., to wit, No. 210, bounded north by No. 211, east by the public square, south by High street and west by lot No. 209, also no. 209 bounded north by no. 211, east by lot No. 210, south by High street, and west by No. 208. On said premises are erected one story and a half double frame house with a kitchen and wood house in the rear, one frame barn and a number of fruit trees, apple etc. Seized and taken as the property of Da rius Titus, at the suit of O. C. Cummings. —ALSO— The life estate or interest of Peter 8. Wade, of in and to all that certain piece or parcel of land at the west end of the Broken straw bridge in Youngsville, Warren county, and State of Pennsylvania, being about 7 acres of land, formerly owned by John McKinney, deceased, late of Brokerstraw township and bequeathed by said McKinney to Susan Mc Kinney, intermarried with Peter S. Wade. On said premises are erected one large tavern house about 59 feet square, with one sitting room, one large bed room, one bar room, one far and hall and a dining room on the ground floor or lower story, a ball room, a hall and sundry bed rooms above, with a kitchen and wood house attached, all well finished and painted white, one frame barn, a well of wa ter and sundry other buildings, with a good garden well fenced, a number of fruit trees, iie. Seized and taken in execution as the property of Peter S. Wade, at the suit of SamuelS. Whallon Thomas A. Osborne. —ALSO— By virtue of a writ of Ventitioni Exponas, the following described premises in Broken graw township, Warren county, Penn., being one hundred acres of land sold by J. Hoyt to Simeon and Lyman Brown, known as the Roy lot, and bounded as follows : On lot No. (262) two hundred and sixty two, commencing at the south west corner of the Huffman lot, south to the south west corner one hundred rods, east far enough to include one hundred by a line parallel with the west boundary ; thence north as far as the south boundary ; thence west to the beginning. Likewise all that piece or parcel of land occupied by the Isaid Browns, and bounded as follows : on lot No. 263 commencing fifty rods east of the south west corner of the said lot, running east one hundred and fifty rods ; thence south one hun dred and sixty rods ; thence west one hundred and fifty rods ; thence north one hundred and sixty rods to the place of beginning ; contain ing in both lots two hundred and fifty acres, he the same more or less. Seized and taken in execution as the property of Simeon Brown and Lyman Brown at the suit of William £. Siggins. —ALSO— All the right, title, interest and claim of Hewlett Lott of in and to the following de scribed piece or parcel of land situated in Freehold township, Warren county, Pa., viz., the north east corner of lot No. 190, contain ing one hundred and thirty acres of land, be the same move or less, and being on the road from Lottsville to Sugar Grove, about one half mile from Lottsville , bounded on the east by land of G. J. Lott and L., Wetmore, south-east. by the Union and Sugar Grove turnpike, west by land of Daniel Lott, with about one hundred acres of improvement, and one frame dwelling house twenty by thirty two feet thereon. Seized and taken in execution as the prop erty of Hewlett Lott at the suit of Ira Cobb, A. MORRISON, Sheriff. Sheriff ’s Office, Warren, Ni.v. 5. 1849. or CANCHALAGUA.—The reader will find an advertisement in another column headed, Dr Rogers’ syrup of Liverwort, Tar, Canchalagua We have heard it stated by persons of great re spectability, who have used this medicine, that is one of the most remarkable medicines of the age, for Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Bronchitis, Asthma, Pains in the side and breast, spitting of Blood, Whooping Cough, and all Lung Complaints, which if neglected, usually terminate in Consump tion, and the certificates attached to the adver tisements would seem fully to justify this state ment.—Rahway Reg. U. See Pamphlet to be had of the Agents, and also advertisement in another column. ——— Dr. G. C.are Great American Remedy, the Vegetable Lithontriptic Mixture, is now ma king great fates. The drug dealers say it has as tonished them, in no case is taken without good effect following, and cures of all kinds of diseases marks its administration. We advise all interest ed to call upon the Agents in our paper, whose names will be found under the advertisement , and ask for pamphlet.
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Warren Allegheny Mail
Warren, Pennsylvania, US
Tue, Nov 20, 1849
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