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L6CAii-HISTORY
PUBLIC OFFICERS:
CO*l3-FESSIAL, LiWIRLAVITE, JUDICIAL,
FACIAL, &c.
/4.1.
11_,PWe stulijoinlists of the pen - Jri s 4h, o have
been elected or appointed to ollizeS - A. Adams
county sine* its formation, in .1800, together
with other matter not inappropriate in this
connection. The lists are presumed to be as
full and accurate as the means-of information
now - Mbe had, will permit. -The-labtir requir
ed in the collection - arrangement of these
Materials waS by ntk means inconsiderable, but
under - the presumption that--we ;could in no
other manner ticchpy a few columns of space to
the - greater satisfaction ef, our numerous read! ,
ers. it was cheerfully sundergone.,,; .
!The several county offroers, and ; others who
kindly assisted rn our ~.researches, are entitled
- m an thanks, and oursAre . hereby tendered..
anger iiiitfer?'"ernallieuwd, with ‘,•lorig-tiMe- :.
- 0" will, from time-to time, be
,r7veii,air'.4e..
.ay be-to collect ; them. : .
CoiirThre'ss..
. &Pk Adarnkj
1800 —;ohns Bteiwart.-
1802— Do. do:
1804—fames
18©( Do. do.
1808—,D0.. do..
i Ili a m Craw ford
[ll2aiict‹.4dama, Franklin and Cumtierlaadl
1812—Rohert IV hitehill, William Crawford.
1814 —W WO ay W ill lam Crawford.
18 yli Illiam MeClay, ,kudrew Boden.
1818—David Fullerton, -Andrew Boden.
(,District—Adams, Franklin, Cutnberkind and Perry.)
1820 --Jaines McSherry, James Duncan', Thom-
as G. 11 cCullough.
1821—John Findlay.
1822—John Findlay, James Wilson.
1824—John Findlay,James Wilson.
1826 —Jaine's.Wilson, William Ramsey.
1828—T. H. Crawford, William - Ramsey.
1630---William Ramsey, T. H. Crawford.
[DiArt ct—Adnans andiranklin.)
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1832—George Chambers.
1834—;- Do. do.
1836—Daniel Sheller.
1338—JarneCooper.
1844 Do. --do. •
[District—Yyrk and Adams.]
1843—Itenry NCS.
?lcClean. - •
to
• 11 imseii`
party 'whit' Kurtz, Joel B. Danner.
It was tirEtnar....n•trr , c.....-wten and Juniata.]
sylvania that "the Deinocratil
(tidy one in the country that ew
deep waters."
The past: history of the l l
the political parties
remark. Whilst eve rl •
ciliated to .benefit the-• , ";
adopted by the Detnonow"l4
received the relentlestn i
posed to the Deniocra i w 7 .„ kin "'
Whilst the scatteret".,'
sition are sailing i n til t '''
never go far from short '
eel is paddling in a
rilr r the shnre4lll! 't 4
0 .
fg "Black 61 George Eyster.
with the scarlet
tion." borrowed fie
Louisville riots, w;i4.*
contented spirits h-f ,
other` 'vessels, •
• destined soon to r..,0;
The good old brig "'
ing out. She is noven .4,00
With a hardy - cret.ri• antj
hearts on board, she fears,*
on the search fol. troth. " (i ce natio rta nft .)
Jefferson, Ja tlison; and-itenh Cassatt.
an..0,7‘111.. • IVri.-441.4404.;kt: W in. H. liorgas.
Epi!Arint—Adains and Nranktin.J
1844—Thomas Carson,
1847-IVham E. Sadler.
I.3.soTliOnas Carson.
1853---David Mellinger.
A.4sembly.
li3oo—Thoina's Thornburgh, Henry Slag,le.
plol—fienry Slagle, Thomas Thornburgh.
1802—WillianiLMiller, Henry Slagle.
1803—Andreir , :hriver,,Williarn Miller. '
)804—Wiher. Andrew Stain
1 - 305--:Watfet Smith, Anew Striver.
I BU6 An4qpw Shrtiver, Walter Smith.
1807—.14dns McSlierty, : lanies Gettys.
1808.1autes G, - tys, McSkerry.
IBo9—James - Gettys, James Metifterry.
181U—Jainer.,.MeSherry, James Robinette.
1811—James .111cSherry, James Robinette.
1812—Inmes McSherry, lames Robinette.
181.3—James Robinette, William Miller.
1811—William Milier,Oames Robinette.
lE4s—William Miller; - James Robinette.
1816—Michael Slagle, Samuel Witherow.
181;7—Samuel Witherow, Michael Slagle.
isrg_Santuel Witheruw. - Win. Thompson
1819....1.Vi11ian1 Thompson
18W—Jacob Cassatt, Isaac Wierman.
1821—Jacob Cassltt, ‘Vierman.
1822—Jacob Cassatt, Isaac Wierman.
1823—Jacob Cassatt, Isaac Wierman.
1824—James IleSherry, Geo. Deardorff.
1825—James NleSherry, Goorge Deardorif:
1826--latkOlc§-tierry,Therripson I'. Bonner
4827—ThenVpsn.r Bonner. Ezra Blythe.
1828—.1aines111.c'Sfierry,Thouras Stevens.
18 29—J 4 rues Middlecoff.
1831—A ildrew Marshall, Christian Picking.
1831—.Idines Patterson, William Renshaw.
j-4:i3-I.,, Th e A ,__P A tterson_ s __Thaddens Stevens.
^,:; l'L-Ja wins' WNlfeirv; ilia *fres Stevens.
1.- - -33—Thaddeuff..Stevens, James Mc:Sherry.
NM
1336._..Williatit McCurdy, Christian Picking.
1837—Thaddeus Stevens, Chas, Kettiewell.
1838—Thaddeus Stevens, Charles Kettlevvell.
1839—Daniel M. Stnyser, Win. Albright.
I . Blo—Daniel M. Smyser, George L. Fauis.
_lBll—Thaddeutii'StevenS Genrire L. Fauss.:___
Henry ,Myers.
1843—James Cooper.
1844—Janes Cooper,
180—Johnl3i6figh.'
1846—James Cooper.
I.B47—W.illism . MeSherry.
1848—Jamps Cover.
1849—Wiltiauf MeSherry, (vac.)
-1749—D4niel Smyser.
MeSherry.
18514 David Mellinger.
185'.3.David
1853—John C.
1854—Moses McClean.,
1855—Isaac nottioson.
Judges & Pros. AttOrsdeit:
Hon. John Joseph . Henry presided on the
Bench of this-county from 1800 to PIO
lion.. Jas. Hamilton from 1806 to 1819
Hon. Charles Smith from 1819 to. 1820
Hon. John ,Reed from' ' : - 1820 to 1834
lion. Daniel Durkee from 1835 to 1846
Hon. win. N. Irvine - from -184 f; to' 1849
. Hon. Daniel Durkee from 1849 to 1851-
- Hon. Robert J. ,Fisher elected in . 1854
amsociute Judos,,—We are 4 tutahle to And,,the :
.dates of many pf- I the older
1 ,
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he cegiv i e*nami 41 6
!Ju ear‘Vi hl.lV.illi; t.
:' , Dolan
nmSeott f AVilll4,. rawfordAg t ;l
Daniel Sheffpr, - Willian
McClean,. Geo.-W ill,
'Geo# tiyserelaineS MePivit. - ' .. - . .
- , -
.241iiecUting Miortlies.—Wllharn MiXwell,;,
GeVrgelletzgar, saalliei RamSey, Geo. Swee- -
neg.,- ` Robert S. Ring, : Willet C. Ogleby, An.
'drew---G.-,Miller,- 'Win.
..N.. Irvine, Daniel M.
.:Smyser, Robert "F. , MeConaughy, Moses - Mc-
Clean, C. CI. French, Edward B. Buehler, and
Jas. G. Reed, Fietek:74..,p.. 41 0.1 11,h, - , :b. Ai ,:
..t r , 4tt
„ -, ~
' THE MST COURT iN THE COUNTY: . ', .;
',I:
The first, Coat of General (bat ter' Sessions
held in Adams conntpcommenced on the second
Monday in June; MA "before William Gilli
land, John Agnew, and William Scott,' Es- -
quires, .Associate Judges; &c." Sheriff Gel,-
wicks made, return of the 'following panel of
Grand Jurors, viz :--;Alexander Russell, Wal
ter Smith, John Dickson. James Brice, Georp
Lashells, David Scott,
,Thomas A bbot,„Pcter
Ickes, Robert Doyle, Jacob Mertz,' Aleiiiiider
Colman, Henry Kuhn, Wtn. Bailey;
. Stimuel
Russell; - Henry Walter, Nicholas -Dteiriek,
RotteACatnpbell,' Jacob Greenamyer,;'.&lexan-.
der.lrvine, John Lees, and Win. Miller,
The ConstableS Who made returns at that
Court were : ., ---Jacob Noel, Berwick : .Joseph
Lindsay, Mountpleasant ; Sarni. Adair, Mount
joy ; . Emanuel,
Ziegler, Cumberland: , Jacob
Time, Heidlersburg ; Ilenty-Feiguson, Hating
tonban ; Vak-ntine Hollinger; Reading :
M. 'Reed, Straban : Charles fitxtd: Franklin ;
John Wierinan, Huntington ; Daniel Rice; 4le
nallen ; NicholaS. Wertz, Tyrone; Martin
Huffman, Germany.
101te riffs.
•
George LaShellS--.elected in
James Gettyr •
Jacob W arta • 44
James Hornir
John Murphy
Ja►nuel Galloway 64
John Arendt
Bermtrd Gilbert 46
Thomas C. Miller • 411
Philip Ileagy 44
William Cobean 64
James Bell 14
W►n. Taughinbaugh
George W. McClellan ••
Francis Bream •4
15.01 i a Will S triver
William Fickes
John Scott. 44
Henry Thomas
Coroners.
No recotd of_ a commission in 1800 can be
found. either here or at Hatrisburg.
John Arendt was elected-in
Henry Hoke
Thomas Cochran
Samuel Galloway.
John F. McFarlane
.• John Galloway
James A. Thompson
David Horner, Jr.
John Houck
S. S. Fotruey
George L. Emma
John Ash
A. B. Kurtz
'''l)avid Horner
Joseph N. Smith
c -- .,:eltarles Bonier
,
11. W. Caufman
W. Hendrix
Prothomotaries.
James Duncan, by appointment. from
.
1800 to 1821
Vm. McClellan—appointed in 1821
George Welsh 4l 1824
George Ziegler 44 1832
Berilaril Gilbert 61 1835
~
Joel 13. Danner 1839
Amos McGinley elected in 1839
Joel B. Vanner
Antbuny B. Kurtz
John Pick -
W. W. Paxton
John Picking
Registers.
James Duncan, by appointment, from
1800 to 1821
Jacob Winrott—appointed iu 1 tol.
W McClellan 1823
George Ziegler 1824
Julio B. Clark It 1830
'Thos. C. Uiilcr 4 . 1835
James A. Thompson 1836
Jacob Lefever 1839
William King—elected in 18:39
1842
1845
1848
1851
1054
RrOsert ("bean -
IV. %V. liainersly
Daniel Plank
iVui. I. Waiter
Clerks of the Courts.
James Duncan, by appointment, fro►n
ISOO to 1821
corge esh
Juin] Picking
1800
1803
1806
1809
1812
1815
1818
18211,
1827
1830
1833
1836
1839
1842
1845
1848
1851
1854
- , * if
IMO
1t342
1845
1851
1851
1 tN2 1
I6'ol;
Thnnia Dickey -
Joel B. Danner
&ktutfel ki.....RnSsell-41ected in 7 ' '•lat , ' i
a 0. Brinkerhoff 14. - . , 1842
W. 8-Hamilton . .*: " .: 1845.
__HlighiDenAiddie'r ' -- 4 - _i . _ - ... 1848_1
Eden Norris ~ • .4.,:41851
J. J. Baldwin-
County, tr!'4Nuires. ,
- James, Scott was itirPnteA'dounty ti.4su
rer by the COitirinisionery in:180 ', '02: 1 03P04
Samuel' Agnew', - '; ...:.•' 1805,'06
Mat thei,v - Longwell, . • 1807, 'OB
Walter Smith, • 1809, 'lO, 'll
. John Nlcdenangity, , 1812;"13', 'l4
William MeCtean, = 1815; - '16; 'l7'
' Walter Siuith, - ... , •• ... 1818,19, '2O
Robert Smith;.;, • ' : - 1821,,.'24,-'23,.'24
,• ' John B. McPherson, , , 1826,.'26, '27'
William S. dobean, " '' • 1828';;'29 . , - '3O
3 niiiiett Sillith' s ' . ' .'. ' 18314 '32; "33
1 Willinni Laub, • • - . , 1834
4
~. I-t e : ' i s n e ar (4 cl l • ll3e; Gilbert;, * :'' , '.
* - * ,*: 1 1 8 8 3 35 8
Jesse (3r. ilbeit,' ' -''
' ' "-' -' • r • '18 3 7 -
John IL Magellan; , . - J ' 1838, '39,.'40
Jas....A. Thompson, elected in,. ,- ,; , .:*-1841
John 11. .I,cljiellan, • ii• ••••- 1843.
~.,- . . , -
'. Dasid, McCreary, . " 1845
Robert' CG. larper, - 1 ., ' ' 7 .' - ,1 1841
• • -
•
' -11 - o.n FahrieStock, ' -". ..• 1849
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T,, •• cas.Wa „ rren, - " ". - 1851
' CICOgy Arpol 53
d,, . ~ 18
-.. J. L,:'Schick, ' . • 44 - 1
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.couniti Com intssionerS. 3
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William-Ma:Haiku, Henry Hoke ,W•l4'
ham Hamilton were appointed by autkurity Or
the Act creating. this county, Councitssionere
to erect pnbl{e buildings. • .
Walter Smith, . Henry' ull and ; , NI ichttO
Slagle -were ele cted the "ointnits . sioner:
of Taxes, in
Walter Stiikii: . _. •
64 ..
_, • : 1801
Henry-i }hai l •;.:1. 66 180'3
9M iehael 'Slagle . . " . -. ' 1803
0•...
Moses gethean " 64 . .
.1804 ."
Jacob (WWl' 66 - . ' , ' 1805;.
John Bonner • 4 : 1806 .
' Jelin Arendt ' 64' , ' 1807,
• Joseph Stteerineer '`, • ' -'rt:. - .-1908'
Samuel Witherow , ' .". ' . 1809
Peter Mark (1 y) - " - * • 66
Henry Brinkerhoff 66 • 1810
Peter , Mark ?. , . *6 . , 1811 ..
Robert Hayes 4, , 1812
John Stewart,„ jr. - 1 " - „ 1813 '
Ales. Russell (2 y)- 66 64
Henry Smyser- ' " , * 4 •, . •• • 1814. •
David Stert . .(o y)- 66 • %,: •., ' - - " .
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Amos Mt t
ii ler' "' '' ,1845
-M-ich-ael-Newitian- 61, .
--- -1816
James Horner :‘. . • 66 • . 1817
William Patterson' 6 ‘ ' 1818 -,
Joseph Sneerine - ,er • " 1819
Archibald Boyd ..,,,. 1820
Alexander Mack *6 1811 .
,
Harman Wiertnan •-: 64 ' ' 1822
John Short) • ii 1823 .
3,nnes - G. Paxton • 64 .. -
John F. McFarlane- •' " . 1:1:
Samuel 11. Wright ‘• " 1826
. ,
Ja,,ob Fiekes 66 1827'
• James Mcllhenny, jr.' " ' - 1828
Thomas Eltrehart 44 1829
Jacob Cover, 66 1830
John 14 Gnhernator " - • ' 1831
RoOrrtMelihenny " • : . • 1832
.Itt.B.rough 66
.1833 -
4iikti, Alustelinan , 46 1834
georgo Will 46 1835
•'-.. rllll Wolford- 44 1836
~ **), : illi, : im Rex 01 • • 183.7
'Y'lames Renshaw (1 y) " ' ibe
Daniel Diehl .., 66 . ..
.1838
Joseph .1. Kohn . " . 139
William. Douglass .., -00
(forge Basekbar •i _ . 1911
James Patterson ~ l'U‘2
• Peter Diehl 66 . 1943
.P - fines Citrining,hatu'., 44 ~.„,,-,.... «. 01.4
Joseph Fink. 64 - 1845
' Andrew Hetnizelnian " : 1846 1, 1
Jacob King - 64, • 1847
John G. NforningSta ' 46 1818
John Musselinan, jr.:l- 1849
Jacob Griest . ff. , .„.., . 1850
A h raitam iteever 1851
John Mielley . .66 4,-- 185
James J. Wills •• i.,, 1853
George Myers 6, 1854
Henry A. Picking' 66 - 1855:
Clerks' to CO mot issiomrs.—john Andrews,
Alexander Mellhentty, Jatnes Brown, Wm.
McClean, Alexander Russell, David Bonier.
Writ. King. Henry J. Shreiner, Rotten (f
Harper, sr Jacob Angliinbau;h44.) t 4 1 ,4
r, v - •
_
Directors of the lie4S
In 1817, Charles F. Reimer, James RAI.
nette, Frederick Raitalier, Thomas C. 'Millet
and Henry Brinkerhoff' were elected Commis
sioners nn the Poor-house Site, In the ttatne
year, William - McPherson, William Mc-
Gaughy and John Murphy, sr. were elected
the first Directors orthe Poor.
McPherson
Frederick Buyer ,it
Nict=aughy "
.6
Robert Mcllurdie •
David Horner, sr.(l y) "
David Horner. sr.
“e.orf,r,e Hrrner (1 y)
John Dofliel
Huai' Jackson."'
Daniel Mickley, sr.
Ilia m McCu'rdy -
Peter Diehl
James Melinight
Garret Brinkerhoff
James A.Thoinpson
William Rex
James Cunningham
Jae(7l) Will
Quintin Armstrong
Baltzer Snyder
George Irwin
John Siena (1 y)
Peter Trostle
Jacob - Sterner
Henry Lott
William Morrison
Garret Brinkerhoff
William White,
David Hollinger
John Hostetter, jr.
--J-uhrt-Huck- _,
Thomas McCleary
Henry Brinkerhoff
—Less e_D,)it_ •
tOlinshLy .
James rti,ghain
18t5
184 r
- 44 ,.7a1354
1818
1019
1820
1821
1822
LIM
f;2 . 4
En
MI
MI
1838
1839
1810
1811
1842.
1813
1844
1815
1814
1817
EMI
' Peter Smith 46 1852 1
-: Joseph Bailey (1 y) . " 41 *
foieph Bailey 66 - 1853
_ John Horner . 66 - 185-1
, _ ,
~; Garret linljxrhot--...-.2-..1.---,.., 1 , 855 .
Elerri'Vt,4l.lieectors.—Rnhett Smith appotrit- -
- 4 in - Vii t W
- , lBl7 ; John Clarwin ta6 ; - 111ia l u..- ,
" Pinion 1836; - J. J. Baldwin 1850; BObert,
..
*Paton 1855. ' ' - ~-e - -
' Slerdrds.—Nlichnel' Newman. appointed in"
1820 ;\feter Aughtribliugb, 182.74 Qttinlo
Armstrong 1837 ; Henry. Welty 1539: Saktiet '
'Coliel4n 184,1; John Scott 1854/ " ..
'-' PhysiciatisDr. C. N. Berinbay in' 1821 and
: 4 22; sueoeede& , b Dr. Do,-tiorner,l who !has
filled the, post eve\ sinee s eassisted..duling the
,y rti4s.
:ievaral last years by s sons, Drs.Cliarles and
Itoliert Horner.
,; Treasurers.—Johar. B. MePhersoiv. appoint
ed in tne; Sannu9l:l4.ittehine,on - 11344; David.
Horner,
sr. 1826 A Thomas .I.' ooper. 1532 ;
Sanfuel Witheiliw 1831; Jaines Nlajer 1811';
Alexander 1850. •
yr I,
. The t o of appointments by the •reetors.
is one ar :we give only the - years in hieli
'tatters reepivail their-ftveritltrnedtti.
CoUuty .AlaiditOrtik
Tliomas . Pearson,, John S,lOWnit,
and Alex. Colman, elected in 1809
Dicks n, Ambi MCOrialey a'nd'
ti Anernw Will,, 1810
John Dickson, Amos McGinley and
.
.• John Stewart, , . • 1811
John Dickson, Alexander Cobean'titid• -.: '
7 Andrew Will, - . 1812
=.lexander Cobean ; John King and. ~
:.• John Shorh, - -
~1813
'John Dickson, Andrew Williand Wtn;
Thompson; ' • * ** • • 1811
' John• King • ." . ; , JBl5
Allen Rohinette . . :
. 44 '
Isaac Wierman " . 1817
Peter Mark • 64 *lBlB
James,. Cunningham 4 ' , ' .• • ~..1.819.
John Duffield 66 ' , 1820
Samuel Fahnestock "
George Will •• ' • 14 ' 1832
John Kerr - 46 1821
\. .
C. F. Keener (c.l.y.)_ ' " 0.
Moses Funk 64 1821
David Wills " • " . 1825
f---
Robert itlellltenny 66 1826
Robert Smith, b* . 1827
William Patterson 64 - 1838
John•Lillv. • 46 - 18.29
Charles Kettlewell " . ' 1830
John McKesson 66 1831
Joseph [laugher.' 66 • 1832
Joseph Fink io. 1833
Samuel Diehl. 46 _ 1831
All en Robinette .; • 1835
Frederick Diehl 66 , 1836
John L. Noel 66 1837
John G. Morning:star " 1838
Saittukil Durhoraw .. 1839
James R 11 ssell .4 . 1810
Daniel Comr o rt , * ~ -1811
Martin Newman .64 1842
Win. IL Sadler 1843
Jacob Drllone 66 .
181.1
Kir 11. A. Moore (1 3.) " .;.
Adam J. Walter "' 1815
John C. Mllis * 44 1816
A. W. ltlcGinley ~ 1817
Samiiel Ditrbora•.v " ' 1818
John Elder 166 1819
F. G. Hoffman • 44 1850
Andrew Marshall, jr. - " 1851
John Dickson, jr. 66 1852
Edmund F. Short) ' " 1853
Abel T. Wriglit 66 1854
John Hauptman 44 1855,
LI
lIN 'ED STATES, GOVERNME
(March 4; 1853, to March 4, 1357.)
Premilleot,
FR.II%IE:UN PIERCE, of New Ilalngshire.
Saiary, 7
Secretary of Stair,
NV ILIA Am L. Manev, of New York.
:Secretary of the, Treadtury, .
1 JA3IKS (It:TIMM of lientoCky.
Secretary V Me Interior.
, - - ROBERT_ Arei.V.I.I.BND, of Michigan.
Secretary V the'Navy.
WILLIAM C. Downs, of North Carolina.
Secretary V War,
.
JEFFRILSON DAvts, of IfisAissippi.
Postmaster General,
Of ANgs CA:Wpm:IL of Pennsylvania,
411orney General, '
CALK% CUSIIING, of Massachusetts.
Salary.oleach, - . $B,Ol/0.
XXX WTI! CONGRESS.
Assembled Monday, December 3, 1855.
Expires March 3, 1857.
7 1 / 4 e Senate-62 Al/embers.
jy.ssit D. Rattan, of Indiana, President.
House of Representatives-233 Mene'mrs.
There is one member -from each State for
ilvery 70,680 of the population. And there
re-seven delegates, one from Oregon, one
roar Minnesota, one 'front Washington, one
'front Kanbas.' one from Nebraska, one limn
I.stalt, and, one front N, w Mexico.—Tito corn
lensation of the members is $B, and that of
he Speaker $l6 per day 'during the session,
rid $8 for every twenty miles travel, in going
and . returning.
THE PRESIDENTS.
.FACTSPOK TIM CURIMS.---TiIOIIMS Jefferson
and John Adatus both died on the 4th of July,
1826. John Adams di'ed in his' Ist year, and
was eight years older than Tholl4llB Jefferson ;
' • as erg t years o er Ulan
James Madison; James 'Madison was eight years
older than James Monroe ; and Jutues Monroe
wan:eight years older than J. Q. Adams. The
first five of our Presidents—all revolutionary
Men—ended their terms of service in the, 66th
year of their age. Washington, born February
224;1832 ; inaugurated 1789 ; . term of service
expired in the titlitit year of his age. John
Adams, born October 19th, 1735 ; inaugurated
/797 ; tcrtn of service expired in the titikb year
of his age. Thomas detl;:xson, horn April 2d,
1743 ; niatigurated 1801 ; term of service ex
ed- in the Geith year of his age. James Mad
ison, born March 4th, 17M l inaugurated
itso9 ; term ofservice expised.in.the tifith,yeur
of hts age. James Monroe, bell' Xpril 2d,
1759: inaugurated 1817 ; term of service ex
pired in the 66th year of his age.
GREAT WEIGVIT OP ICK ox TKKES.—A gen
tleman of Hartford, Conn., weighed a branch
of a tree that - had been broken by th© weight
of ice upon it, and found dint it Weighed eleven
pitiful - 4. • The ice Wati then melted otf, and the
blanch— weighed_only_
great proportion of ice account., fin the
- •
ot Lives and-brauche3. •
AN ACT
Por erecting part of the county Of York,
'info a separate ootuify.
Sem. 1:' Be it enacted by Me Senate and, House
pf Representatives of the Comnionuiealth of Penn
sylvania, in General' Aseintily, met% and it is
hereby enacted by the authority of the same,
That all that part of the county of York inelod
ed within the following lines, viz : Beginning
in the. line of Cumberland county where _ the
road from: Carlisle to Baltimore leads through
jil'rent's• gap; thence along - the. said road to
-Binder's.; . - thence,a straight lioe,to- Conewagn
creek opposite , to the mouth of .Abbot's run ;.
thence along thellnea of Berwick and Paradise,
townships, until iCsttike — a — the line of Manheitn,
township, thence along the, line of Manheitu
and Berwick westwardly, until it strikes ,the,
- toad' leading from -Oxford to' Hanover-town;
and-front thence tt,tiue.south course !Ma it.
strikes the Maryland line;. thence along ; the:
Maryland line to the line of Franklin - county.;
thenceAtlong the line of Franklin andeuntherr
land-- counties to the place of beginning, shall ,
be, andthe same is hereby erected into a sepa
rate county,-to be henceforth called and known '
by the natuti.of Adams County.
Slier. 11. and be it further cnactoAy the qu
ihority aforesaid, That . the inhehitanni,of the ,
said county of ltdittns shall at.all times luireel
after, enjoy all end singular the jurisdictiona l
powers, rights, liberties, and privilegoiwhat
soever within the same. which the_ inhabitants
of other counties of this state do, may or ought
to enjoy within their respective - counties by
the constitution and laws 'of this Counnori- 1
wealth.. . . - , •
,_
SkrT.,M. Aid be it further enacted by 16
authority aforesaid, That tile Judges of the
Supreme Court and - the president of the ,second-,
distriet, of which district. the ,said .eottety, of:
Adania is hereby declared to tie pill (a' Y.! ell' $,
the; associate judge-sin ,and for thueoupty., of ,
Atlanta; shall havehkepowere, jurisdictionand I
authorities within the same, as are warranted
to, And exercised 'by , the, said judges in other,,
comities of . this commonwealth ; and that the,
Courts of ,Veneral (loaner Sessions: of tbfk
Petice and of the Common Pleas, to-and for the,
-county of Adams, shall be' opened and , holden
on the second Mondays in the months of March,
June, September and December, at the town Of'
Gettysburg, in the said county., • ' ---,' 11 . :.
SECT. IV.. And be it further cnacted by, the au !
thoritg oforesoid, Thai no adieu or -suit now
commenced, or that may , he commenced in,the
,county :Courts o ' irk - before,the set: 01 , 1 ( 1 .4 01 ; 1 .7:
day of June next, a insCany person li4ing or,
residing ,within the bounds of.-the county of
.adieus. shall be stayed, disco n tinued Or Itif , Ac.•
ed hyithis act or any• thing herein contained -;"
bout* the same may be prosecuted in 'the
same manner es if this act had, not been passed. :
5e . ..c.r., V. ~lad be it further enacted by, the au
thority rtforeartid, -That the. Sheriff, Coroner and
public tithe , - of the county of York;; shall. con
tinue 10 e , j the duties of tlieic re9P9tii. e .
ofib lee te id me ;musty-of y -of AdaMs, until silw,-.
kr off i cer - A a ll b e oppointed agrecably49.4w,..r
u ithin tin; said coillity, of AdatnL , . , . . ~
Si r. I. .dnit be iffilrllor enacted by the ate
Ihiwity opresaid, That the' Siteritfi Treasurer
anthill such oilhcrs as have heretofore usually
given bait for the faithful discharge of the duties
of their tespeetive utlices, who may
,hereafter..
be eletoed:oe it ppoimed hi the county of Mums,
before they or either of 'them , shall eoter upon
the execution of their respectiv,e- olihxsokhall.
Mficient security in the in,likesattna, O
Inuinfer and - form, and,.fee the, .like oses,
_dos and purposes, as such oflicers are oblige
fil by law' to do in the county of York. . .
Seem VII. and. be it further enacted ,by
,the
authority ifforesaid, That it, shall, and
-may be
lawlid for the Commissimiers of the said,coon.
ty of Adains. who shall beelected at the neiti
annual election, to take assurance to them
-and their successors in ofiloe, of a 10e 'oriot •
of ground, for the purpose of erecting thereon
a coutt-house, gaol, and offices. for the- safe
keeping of the records : Provided, That the.,
said lot' or lots,of g'souud shall he within the
',town of Gettysburg, in the said- county ;
for defraying the expenses , thereof, the, suid
Commissioners shalt assess and levy ,in the
manner directed by the net for raising county
fates and levies, a sum not- exceeding three
thousand dollars,
gtve,
lili•A
Vlll. and be it further enacted by the
ata4ority fifuresaid, That all arrearages of tux
es how clue, and which have been Assessed
within the convey of York prior to the 'passing
- of this act. shall be collected by the proper
officers . and paid into the treasury of the said
county of York. in the same manner as if this
act .find not pamad : And the said county of
Adams shall limn a part of the district com
posed of •.he county of York. for electing mem
bers of Vougress and Senators of this common
w ea i th.
&cr. IX. dind be if further ettoefed by the
authwily filresa id, That until the nest enu
meration be taken, and the representation
shall be fixed by law, the county of York as
divided from the county of Adams hert!in and
hereby erected. shall choose Only four repre
sentatives to serve in the General Assembly ;
and that the county of Adams hereby erected.
shall at the first general election to be holden
for the said county on the second Tuesday of
October next, choose two representatives to
serve in General Assembly ; two tit persons .
for sheriffs ; two tit persons, for coroners ;.tind
three commissioners, in the same manner, and
under the same rules, regulations and penal
ties, as by the constitution and laws of this
state is directed in respekt____
ata
t le said representatives and other officers
when chosen as aforesaid, and duly qintlified,
shall have and enjoy all and singular such
powers, authorities and privileges in -and for
their county. as such officers elected in and
for any other county in this state may, can or
ought to hare.
Sncr. X. dind be it further enacted by the
authority aforesaid, That the Governor be, and
he is hereby authorized to appoint three com
missioners, who, or any two of them, shall
run and mark the dividing line between the
said county of York and the county of Adams.
in the same manner, as is before described in
the .first section of this act,. tar. Welt line. when
so run and marked, shall ire the boundary be
tween the counties of York , and Adams afore
said and that the said commissioners shall
receive for their services at the rate of three
dollars pee day each, and no more, to be paid
half by the county of York, and half by the
county of Adatus, by, drafts (rout the commis-
sionets of the respective coutitieiy, on the treas
urers of the battle, which the-said commission
ers are hereby authorized and directed-to-grant.
enutted-by-itici
authority Tfortsairl. That the fitst boom to ht.,
holden iu and for the zotoi . ty of. Adaab,. bhall 1
be opened and held nn , the second
June next; and from and-after the&
in June next, ,the; courts- of Datvphi
which by law are to be. opened and , .
the second Mondays of March. June, 1
and December, shall be : opened _an
the • third 'Mondays- ot the _Said Monti
Sem • Xl['. And, be if:pother:shoe
ataliarky apiresai4 That Abe
Dobbin and David:nbore !senior,: of,
County Of Ad im; be, - a — tid they lite All
pointed- trustees , for the? said county To
th full powers for- _them'. or ;':the, su
theinc , to-taltew-as melt alt-suclt wars
'have been offered and made
'tee* cfrtheisatd:coiinty , .heisity erebtedo
which • May ;hereafter becl'offered;Alt - titiy
or persols` fer•the payment Of , :nitme, --
cotivey a nee •or",tra itsfer.of any propel
and for the use oterecting public: b .
the towii-of , Siettystittrg,:in 1 :OW said
Adams,- ‘ and other county p urposes oin
cover and enfairce. hesame.by any(l
Mid tneanit!intrtist,-'and , for -the ,usouli
and-to account Tor, the same', with;the • col
Sioners; of, the , said' county-for the. time
;" - Piesed-22d January, 1.800, • -;
By - a supplement pcssedy , isth
18004 persons' are . appointed to-putchisolOSOk
`for the use' of Atte - county in '.l2lettyshuripoltAlk
erect •the buildings...thereon,
Five election . districita established
county, by act of .3‘lst-.Jahuery,
Struban township , Annexe* to : the • firatAte'
trict, •by act , of-411v 1711#4
Ila mitten township .et*cted , into -a- : - sepaaldOktcm
district, :1811.
•, The powers of trustees of *AIMS; 0101110),N
transferred. to thotconnty edam issieuero,: - ....1.411110 1 " - "
trustees tcy , Yendett="ntt acconnWista3h-lari l *
continhisibieriviall ;..ther monies fare nii
their bawls. The commissioners authoria
Jay an additldnal .! . 4Maita .ioafeapiedeg
, buddislgat' oat of 426 tb !Idareiro T 140,4 4
.By the la stionuthesitkaiiithi';Oottnkr:fif
mis *contained; • t :thousand: say ow, hut
and! forty=ene tea:Meal Mal Ittith: the is
of Y 014., -eight .thausaudfAhreel , :tundfe
- three r . tasithletW And , by , 0ck ,, ,0t
1808,1apportioningttimliepresentation iti‘•4
suance thereeri-thi.eoUntpetAdsittalantdi
members 2AO the:, Be , eresent.sti
. zind in conjunction with York ifountfig MVOS
bers*to: the 'Senate: 4'.; • !I
By not 0f4241h-FebrulTY-06t 1 01ie " 1*
'of Adatna, iNitakjin and ihrutharlaahtp.cot ,
t oluttr-Judicial,thatriet. t .iTheloattftiti l .
same moduli:yore - 414d; ett tha:4144410144
January, April, ‘,Auguat ..asttl Neatembtwtc - 4 _
'term contihuectwo weeltsw., , it
~ 11
Adams county is annexMl*lM 4.“:1040
district 'of; thelatpretsti ColtrU
J:7!The VourtshavasincettedeigonttV/Pc
changes: • .
4-4.44,41--444.1444,f , r ,13
I
-01,SZANIMPII 00/11 1 1 40311ADELPHV
_ 4 • 1
'*
ParliB6lllp 431.qtiW ) ; 7 '
Latleigte 08 t Colattiblina, 3 / 4 • 4
• -•"' • ' -P` 7
Motini ," ' ' "801811bAlino;
Eliza betl•oon, see,Canttin;'r 3 / 4 ' •
Aliffdlenift 3 / 4 7 4 - • 9511teasilletn, 3 / 4 -• ;
Ilairiab9t• •1 04? Wablifer;" •-';
'Dunntni 4 1 ,: - • " 1 18i 51fin4eld, "S 3 t.r
' I arCrefitlitie, " it
" • 1 - 65 Marion 3 / 4 " 4.4t4r."3zj;',"1„,,
' '177 tfArue, - • 6r it z r
e iton 1 87- 4 Belleiontaine ,• •,1•6t13 3 / 4 ,41. ,
201 - • • T 3 / 4 4.502*%/5 . ',;,,,
4 1idd" Creek. 2 l`Olitlgiiporti 3 / 4 , ' 3 / 4 3 / 4 3 / 4 - 3 / 4 •75,44 3 / 4 3 / 4 1
na, • • - 2861iiroslifiu!sii • ' sit,a9` -
flultidaysbur g . , Vineenneil 3 / 4
Jaltn~idl ti `: 27-1 1 LeileranceYille. •
"Blain:ill intergoo:2lo..llney. - 3 / 4 ' -19044, '', 72
; 4 l fists, ' 4,
Bea tysi; • • ' 4 - 844 1 Saleut, • : 3 / 4 3 / 4 3 / 4 3 / 4
I.;reensborg, 321 Lebanon, /Wit , "-•.; ; 4* ?•;,..
Pittsburg', ' 313 1 -sa , bilasio 3 / 4 -- :1021 ,
3 / 4 .- 44dl
5:147 PER 011811BLSINDIMI
ADRIOUVIIMAii , PRODUCTS;
h(ht, 4 - _6O "Iton dB per busbei.., - .:/'
Shelled 'Corn, 5 5 • W . ' •• '
• -5 8 • 1.. , • , 3 / 4 ,
Was, 32 - sw- `'7 4 4 ,
Barley. , '47 " " •
,
Clover.'' 6c;" " • •
Timothy,'4s '44 li " j , ' 7 4 4 A
Fl x.iseed, 56 ..'4 ' o.i
neinpl3ltie- `c
; • A 3 / 4, 44
, tI . it, 1 ; •
grass, 4r '44 r
48
Peas, ' 04 • "
Beat 63
BRITISH 'WHEAT MEASURE.
The qua4er'of tallest isequal tolhe gut
ter of a ton of 2240, lba.x.-4:60.1titi1:70 lbs.
weight,is an 411( 4 7;11Sh. hAStiej Nhetit; '4'11114
los. of strb,eat. Take our bushel ; that fbi
;UU:ited "Statedwjuiat . , busheljutti646i •
the Lugligh or Intperial, and a qoarteriit het
in bilihe4 . iit the , Utiittid
States.
A vArarABLE rUBLE.
The following tatideiwiltbO found- ,very va 1
uable to-many of our readers :
A box 24 inches•by. t 6 inches squares and,
28 inches deep, will contain a barrele (5 bush!
els.) r: "
.A box 24 inches by 16 inches square.•sU&
14 incites sleep, will.contain.luk!la barrel: -,•
_ 4ox square, .
8 inches deepywrill'contain.one.bushel.
A box 12 inches by it -2 inches square,: and.
8 inches deep, will contain,halla bushel. „ 1 „.
A box 8 inches - by 8-4. inches rs quote. and"
inches deep,,will contain.one peck.:
A box 8 inches by 8 inches square, and tt.
inches deep, will contain. one gallon. ;
A box T3nehes by il-incheasquare, and. 44.,
iii.:hes,deep, wilt contain a half gallon:1
A box 4 inches by 4 -inches square, and 44 .•-•'
inches deep, wilt contain one quart.
A BELmos.—How easy to say, a billico 7 n.
how easy to write a billion—but can, you
count a billion Why not ? Stop a
Suppose you can count 20t) in one ininnte—. l
that is 12,000 in .one, hour: 288.000
day, and 105.12 11
0,000 in one yk;ar. .tt 0,04' ;
would nut allow a single rnotuent lur tsfeep,. Qt
fur any other business whatever., , To mint 4,
biiliuu it would require 9,612 yeArs, dn.
hours, 20 tuittutes—according, to t4e,:kbovelv.
reckoning.. but suppose We
.ell?W;Lke cautitgr
twelve hours daily fur rest, eating Ana sleep.
to —it .wuuld, then take 19.224 yeatl. 68. day s
U bOnrs and 40, Larnaca - To contllll,billiVih,
1 - Lir - Myra nollace liko hvuoi.
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