W I ME HARD . CHEAPER THAI EVER' Al • , Fr HE subscriber is constantly receiving large 1 supplies of Haidware, Cutlery, Saddlery, &c., direct from the mannlactures tof the United States and Europe; hence the saving Of one or two profits, enables him to offer inducements equal to the best houses in Philadelphia or New York. Persons commencing House keeping will find a full £i ssortment of every thing in the Hardware' line, embracing CEDAR WARE of which he is the oily manufacturer in this section of the country. Its superior quality, and low prices, makes it the interest of buyers to give him the preference. I - Stoves—The most extensive variety, embrac ing the beat pattern•in the Unßed Slates and sold at manufacturers prices. CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS will find a complete assortment of the moat apprdved articles in the Hardware line, embracing GLASS, PAINTS, OILS, &c., and at such reduced pricks, that must ensure a continuance of their patrom4e. CABINET MAKERS will find a desirable as sortment of goods in their lind,lncluding all kinds of Hardware, Bed Pins, Walnut and Mahogany, Veneers, Knobs, &c., &.c. • COACH MAKERS.—The stibecriber is fully pre pared to meet their wants with an enlarged stock of Hardware in their line, embracing finished Bolts, Mal, Castings, Springs, Axles, , Bands, Spokes, Shafts and Fellow', Hydes, Leither, Laces, Curtain and Floor Cloths, &c., &c. SADDLERS will find that cannot assortment and prices, furnish advantages that cannot fail to ensure a continuance of their patronage. SMITHS AND MACHINISTS will find no diffi culty in selecting such sixes of: Iron, Steel, Anvils, Vices, Bellows, Screw Plates, Files, &c., &c., his stock being very large, prices recently reduced, and his terms of credit accommodating. FARMERS will find a complete assortment in the Hardware line, embracing Traces, Chains, Ploughs, Grain Cradles, Forks,lcythes, Cover and Timothy Seed, Bags, &c., and 'lie low prices shall always be such as will ensure a ontinuance of their very liberal patronage. MERCHANTS may rest ass red that any articles in the Hardware line, Will bedfurnished at prices that will make it their intereatlto give him the pre ference over the Philadelphiaand N. Y. markets. . Nal 18,1ron and Ste46l.—The subscriber has the exclusive agency of the Duncanon Iron Works for the sale of their Nails and Irons, and at all times has a very large ,rock on hand., and is prepared to execute orders •at the manufacturers, prices. He has also a full tosoktra eryt of Coleman vine nails.' Guns and Pistols, Powder, Shot, Safety Fine by the piece or barrel, Lead Pipe, R'ron Pumps, Wire, Spelter Zinc, Fresh Lime, &c.,,0n the most favor able terms. Clover, Timothy and Flax„lSeed wanted, for which the highest price will be given id dash. GEO. M. ( STEINMAN, feb 3-2-6mj West King Street, Lancaster. • Abbeville at PriVate Sale. THE subscriber, Trustee for Mrs. A. W. Gender, offers at private sale, that valuable and desir able property known as "ABBEVILLE," situated on the Lancaster and Columbia [turnpike road, about half a mile west of the city of Lancaster. The whole tract contains 79 ACRES AND 19 PERCHES of the best Limestone Land, under good fences and in a high state. of cultivation. „ The improvements are a commodious TWO Hu t in STORY DWELLING HOUSE, in first-rate I "" condition, having lately been thoroughly renovated, and has all the modern improvements of a com fortable and convenient residence; a two story Tenant House, a Spring House, a large Swisser Barn, Carriage House, Wagon Shed, and all neces sary out-buildings. The property will be sold in tic whole, or sepa rated parcels, as purchasers may desire. The dwelling house, tenant house, spiing house, carriage house, Re., with front 14 to 30 acres of land and a young orchard of choice fruit trees, will be sold separately, if desired, anti which will make as desirable a country residence tas can , possibly be obtained in the vicinity of the city of Lancaster. 441 Ares, including the Barn, hill be sold in one lot if desired, and which will Make a desirable small farm with all the advantages and conveniences which could be desired. On this part is a valuable limestone quarry. with two lime kilns in successful operation, and ready sale for all the lime. Part of the premises is laid out in three five acre lots, which will make desirable building and pas ture lots, anal will be sold separately if desired. Persons wishing to view the premises, and for terms of sale will please call on Wm. MATiaisT, Esq., Attorney at Law,' in the City of Lancaster, who is the Agent fur the subscriber, or on the sub scriber at the Merchant's Hotel, in Philadelphia. 6 ELLIS LEWIS, Trustee. 2-t February 3, 1852 Mlll Property foir Sale A 8 one of the administratora of the estate of Jacob Stouffer ' late of Canal] township, Perry county, deceased, by virtue of an alias order of the Orphans' Court, I will expose toisale, on the prem ises, on FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20th, 1802, that valua ble and well-known property, eituate„in Carroll township, bounded by lands of J'xilut Smiley, heirs of C. Rothfon, deceased, William Smith and Sher man's Creek, containing 5 acres and 16 perches, (patented) more or less, having thereon erected a large GRIST MILL, (frame and pebble-dashed,) with two run of burrs, two Frame DWEL-, LING HOUSES, SAW-MILL,; LATH- ;;X;,.. MILL, two Stables, Stone Spring. House, 2,1 and other out-buildings. This Real Estate offers peciffiar and unusual inducements to purchasers. Thil Mills are.all new, in 'excellent condition, and, being propelled by Sherman's Creek, are capableof 'doing a very large business, and have, at the present time, an exten sive custom. Timber land can be bought in the neighborhood, and lumber commands a ready sale and good prices. Also, at the same time and pile, will be offered for sale, . , A TRACT OF UNIMPROVED LAND, t in same township, adjoining lends of Benjamin M'Cord, John Lauck, Joseph ;Bender,. George Messimer and others, containing 64 acres, more or less, which will be sold with the first described tract, or separately, to suit purchasers. TERMS :—One-third of the purtihase money to he paid on Ist of April, 1852, when possession will be given, and the 'residue in two equal annual payments, to be secured by julgmeat bonds or mortgage. iThe administrator will require the purchaser to secure him in the amount of the purchase money on the confirmation of said sale ROBERT JONES, Adi'n'r. feb 3 2-3 t - --- Orphans' Court! Sale. ON SATURDAY, the 28th iday of February 1852, in pursuance of an plias order of the Orphans' Court of Lancaster county, the under signed Administrators of George Pence, late of Maytown, East Donegal township, Lancaster co., dec'd, will expose to public sale, at the public house of J. R. Barr, in the village of Maytown, in said county, the following real etate, viz: A LOT OF GROUND • • - - - in the village of Maytown, frontiiig on River street, and adjoining lots of Joseph and William Welcbans, with a two story LOG DWELLING HOUSE, ffir6 , Stable and other, improvements thereon erec ted. The property is, in all respects, a very de sirable one. Sale to commence at 5 o'clock:, P. M„ when due attendance will be given and terms made known by HENRYI SHERBALIN, SAMUEL PENCE, teb 3-2-4t] iAdministrators. - ----- ReceiV d Alot of fresh ENGLISH WALNUTS, of good quality and cheap. Also,la fresh supply of RAISINS and FIGS of differenq qualities at KEFFER , S, No. 6, E. Ring st. feb 3 - Estate of John Mann. T ETTERS Testamentary on Zhe Estate of John _11_,4 Mann, late of East Hempfield township, Lan caster county, deed, having been granted by the Register of said county, to Barnberd Mann, (farm er,) of Manor township, and Aidrew Metzger, of East Hemptield townhip, said dounty:- , -Notice is hereby given to all persons indebted to the estate of said deceased, to make immediate payment to the undersigned Executors; and tepselaving claims are requested to present th em, duly authenticated for settlement. BARNHERD MANN, ANDREW METZGER. January 27 '52 I 1-60 L9dles' Dress oods. ALL the varieties of Ladies Dress Goods, Shawls Furnishing .Goods,l,Gloves, Hosiery, &c. For sale at reduced pricesrby CHAS. hl. ERBEN & BRO., National House Building, North Queen st. january 27. L.tf LEFEVRE & BL,kCR, Flour, Grain and Produce COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 71, SOUTH WHARVES, P4IILADELPHIA. REFER TO James Devereux, Brown & Godwin,, Perot, Hoffman & Co., Myers & Kirkpatrick G. H. LEFEVRE, JAMES' J. BLACK. January 20, 1852. 51.3m* Dr. Conver's Invigoi . ling Cordial FOll Genital Debility, Weakness, Impotency, Nocturnal Emissions, Incon'tinence, &c. Ano ther large supply, just received And for sale by the Agent, CHAS. AJ HEINITSH, Druggist, No. 13, East Rini street, Lancaster: January 20. 51.-3 t For Rent l THE Dwelling attached to the Drug Store of the aubscriber. Poasesaion given on the first of April next. CHAS. Al lIEINITSH, fan 20-61.3 t/ No. 18, Zllst King street. PENN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, Office North Last Cornir of Third and Dade streets, PHILADELPHIA. THE following SzavaxErcr of the affairs of the Company is published in conformity with a provision of its Charter, viz : Receipts for the year ending December 31st, 1851. For , Limited Premiums on Policies from one to ten years, "Life for whole term of life, Extra risks, "'Policies, • • Interest on Investments, Losses and Expenses during same period. Losses 23 amounting to Expenses, Advertising, Rent, Salaries, Stationery, State Taxes, Medical Examiners, &c., Agency Charges, Commission Expenses, Taxes, &c , Re-insurances and interest, Purchase of Policies, Interest on Scrip Dividends of 1849 and '5O Balance, Contingent Fund,'; Dividend 1852, trtenty-five per cent. on cash premiums $85,673 33, _duels and Investments of the Company,,Liable to pay Lows January 1, 1852, $ 6,400 00 United States six pent. Loan, cost $ 6,720 00 present value, 8 7,456 00 26,769 67 Pennsylvania 6 .per cent Loan, cost 26,305 41 present value, 27,438 91 16,779 57 Pennsylvania 6 per cent Loan, cost 15,789 89 present value, 15,264 40 100 Shares Commercial Bank Stock., : cost 5,697 74 present value, 5,700 00 37 Shares Pennsylvania Bank Stock,' cost 4,150 00 present value, 4,162 50 50 Shares Girid Life Insurance Co. St'k, cost 1,175 62 present value, 1,2450 00 $ 5,500 00 City six per cent. RR. Loin, cost 6,689 50 present value, 5,689 50 6,416 00 Penn District six per c't Loan, cost 4,332 00 present value, 4,332 00 300 00 Franklin Fire Insurance Co;, coat 300 00 present value, 286 00 Cash on hand and in Bank, • 4,750 51 'Loans on Stocks, Mortgages and Policies, 7,865 06 Bills Receivable, 165 00 Office Furniture. 436 61 Real Estate, 25,295 II Bills Receivable, Notes, for Premiums, bearing Interest secured by Policies, 39,186 02 Quarterly Payment on Policies Issued; 7,456 08 tAgents, balance of their Accounts due, .01,446 00 llnterest on Stocks and Loans to January I, 1852, 1,744 60 Scrip Dividends of the Company for 1849, 1850 and 1851, earned on short Policies, Policies Forfeited and purchased, Guarantee Capital Notes, 'Payable on demand. tAll of this due is paid. IMost of this is collected RECA PITU L A TION. Receipts for the year ending Dec. 31, 1848, • $44,158 03 Lqses and Expenses, 12,300 01 418 Policies Issued prior to Jan. 1, 1849, Balance, 31,858 02 Accum'd Capital, $31,1 , 58 02 379 Policies in torce . January 31, 1849. Receipts for the year ending Dec. 31, 1849 Losses and Expenses, - 1,078 Policies Issued prior to Jan. 1, 1 8 50, Balance, 41,754 24 Accum'd Capital, 85,843 02 919 Policies in force January 1, 1850. Receipts for the year ending December 31, 1850, Losses and Expenses, 1,782 Policies'lssued prior to Jan. I, 1851, Balance, 54,516 89 Accuin'il Capital. 011,632 19 1,492 Policies in force January 1, 1851. Receipts for the year ending December 31, 1851, Losses and Expenses. 2,227 Policies Issued to Jan. 1, 1852, 1,507 Policies in force January 1, 1852 PHILADELPHIA, January 13. 1852. At a meeting of the Board of Trustees held this evening, Daniel L. Miller, Esq. was unanimously elected President, and Samuel E. Stokes, Vice President, for the ensuing year. The Board of Trustees have this day declared a Scrip Dividend of 25 per cent. upon the Cash Premiums received during the year 1851. They have also declared a Cash Dividend of 6 per cent. upon the Scrip Dividends of 1849, 1850 and 1851, payable at the Office of the Company, after the 3d day of February next. DANIEL L. MILLER, President, JOHN W. Hon;von., Secretary. SAstirra. E. STOKES, Vice President. Agents for Lancaster, JOHN ZIMMER NI AN, North Queen street, and Dr. ELY PARRY, Druggist, East King street. [february 3-2-It FINANCES OF LANCASTER COUNTY MILLER FRAIM, Esq., Treasurer of Lancaster County, in Account with s aid County : DR. - To Balance of last year, per Report of Auditors,sl4,Bs2 06 • " 0 ut.standing Taxes for 1850, do. 14,275 93 " Assessment for 1851,as per certifi ed copy of the Co. Commissioners : Adamstown Bor, 141 48 Bart, 906 57 Brecknock, 492 73 Carnarvon, 1,158 07 Cocalico East, 886 34 Cocalico West, 1,125 96 Colerain, 625 56 -Columbia Bor, 1,614 63 Conestoga, 2,761 00 ... 'Conoy, 773 11 Donegal East, 3,363 75 Donegal West, 907 05 Drumore, 1,066 70 Ephrata, . 1,676 11 Earl, 4,307 71 Earl West, 2,11578 Elizabeth, .1,783 33 • Fulton. 767 36 Ilempfield East, 2,578 19 Hernpfield West, 2,633 71 Lampeter East, 2,927 23 Lampeter West, 2,130 96 Lancaster Twp, 1,145 19 Lancaster City, 7,53436 Leacock, 2,369 00 Leacock Upper, 2,137 77 'Little 'Britain, 708 25 Manheim, 2,870 58 - Manic, 1097 60 Manor, 4,114 34 Mount Joy, • 1.667 64 .Paradise. ... 1,775 42 Penn, 2,003 60 Rapho, 3,197 87 Salisbury, 3,125 36 Sadsbury, 750 54 Strasburg, 1,979 51 Strasburg Bor, 432 85 Warwick, 1,308 56 $74,961 77 " Excess Taxes received from the Collectors of the following Town• ships, viz : \ 1850. 1851. Adamstown Bog, $0,46 Bart, 3,56 Brecknock. 80,51 Carnarvon, 26,98 Cocalico East, ,50 Conoy, " 2,00 Donegal East, 5,8 U Earl, 128,40 Earl West, 3,79 Fulton,,9o , Little Britain, 11,70 Manheim, 7,77 Manor, : 22,80 Paradise • . 4 , 13 10,22 Penn, • 42.69 Rapho, , ,71 Salisbury, 28,85 Sadshury, 15,67 17,73 Strasburg Bor, 1,43 8,50 Warwick, 1,53 183,48 163,15 5346,63 " do. for 1849 from Upper Leacock, 1,50 ".Loans, viz: from Farmers' Bank of Lancaster, 8,000,00 " .do. sundry individuals, 53,910 00 Cash from Jac Breneman on account 01 subscription to bridge at his mill. 100 00 •• John Shnader. Esq, fines for psi - , fans swearing, • 60 Abraham Shelly, Esq. on account of subscription to bridge across Little Chiques, I' 5 00 •• Jac Breneman, on account of sub scription to bridge at his mill. 190 00 •• D G Eshleman, Esq. forfeited recog nizance of John Barr, 25 00 Geo Ford, Esq. with`Proceeds of sale - of real estate of John Coyle, in exe cution, January term, 95 73 • John N Lane for house on New Pris. on ground, sold him. . 90 00 John Auxer, Egli fines for violating the Sabbath. 4 00 Robert Hodson in full for his por tion of bridge at his ford, 299 33 Jae Breneman on account of sub scription to bridge, 50 00 " .J F Anderson, Esq. fines for violating the law against the destruction of - insectuous birds, 12 50 1) 51 Martin, Esq, Clerk of Court fines and jury fund, Com. vs Clives. 33 13 It C Gampbell. fine for keeping tip ling house. 10 00 David Styer,Esq, for old timber sold , at Pusey's mill. . :10 25 John Witmer. for false works at Safe Harbor bridge.' 050 • C Cummings, Esq., fines for profane "swearing. 67 D M Martin, Esq, fines' and jury fund, 41 00 Henry Shreiner. Esq, for stray steer sold in Manheim townsnip. 14 60 Jacob Huber, Esq. late Sheriff fines and jury fund. 115 00 ' Balance of Court bills remainin g unpaid, 22 37 IVe. the undersigned, Auditors of Lancaster county, CERTIF . , that we have carefully examined the forego ing Account of Miller Fraim, Esq., late Treasurer of said County, and compared the same with the original vouchers brought to our notice, and find that on the sth day of January. A. D. 1852. a balance of unexpended funds of the County remained in his hands of Thirty Thousand Four Hundred and Eighty-three Dollars and twenty-one and a half cents, say : $20,483 211. which balance he has since paid over to David Shultz. Esq.. the present County Treasurer, and produced his receipt for the same. All takes Tirior to 1851 have been paid into the County Treasury. The following townships deserve to be fa vorably mentioned, as having paid up and Settled off their respective Duplicates for the year 1851, 012 the day on whirls the late Treasurer's term of office expired, viz Adamstown bor., Carnaervon. Colerain, Earl West. Fulton, Lampeter East, Lampeter West, Leacoak, Little Britain, Manbelm, Paradise, Penn, Salisbury. Stras burg bor., and Strasburg township. ' The new County Prison being now completed for the reception of Prisoners, and the building of a new Coun ty Court House strongly agitated, the following statement made from the County accounts of the three last Years, will perhaps be interesting to the tax-payers of the County. The amount of appropriations for the new Prison were, in the year 1849, do'. in the year 1850, • do. in the year 1851, • Making the entire cost of Prison, Site, and enclosing of ground, up to the time it was placed under the care of the Board of Prison Inspectors, $111,401 48 The liabilities of the County for Loans from individuals , all at five per Pent . are, at this date, 76.500 00 Of this amount the County'Commissioners' have signified their intention to pay off on the trot of April next, Leaving a balance of Loans due after such payments. Balance in the Treasury as above, Outstanding Taxes due the county, Witness our hands, this Twenty-sixth day of January. A. LI . 1852 Commlidoner's °floe of Lenauter Conti.] $ 6,126 76 95,59738 5,463 04 370 00 ----4107,557 18 7,816 44 8115,373 62 74,360 00 32,605 76 115,195 11 60,678 24 115,373 62 73,801 63 41,571 99 Accum'd Capital, 177,91 S 30 CR. • By payment of Court order. in favor of John Kirk, jr, for auditing County Treasurers account with the county and State Treasurer, $2l 62 Ditto in favor of. Andrew 3.lehuffey and J B Tshudy for do., and making out statements for Court and State Treasurer, Ditto In favor of P G Eberman, for making specified statement of the Commissioner's orders and Court bills for publication. • .• 140 Constable returst,orders .• 584 Road viewers orders. 530 Court bills and certificates. " Commissioner's order from So. I to 518, except No. 110, 147. 300. 450. 463 499, and 600. " Exonerations and Commissions to Collectors, viz : for 1850. 1851. Adamstown Bor, $ 8,80 Bart, 60,93 73,19 Brecknock, 31,47 Carnarvon, Cocalico East, 64,67 Colerain, 39,78 33,17 Columbia Bor, '222,62 Conoy, 46,59 Donegal East 192,95 Donegal West, 56,78 Drumore, 72,82 Ephrata, 113,42 Earl, 264,99 Earl West, Fulton, Hempfield East, 139,68 Lampeter East, 209,00 Lampeter West, 127,86 130,15 Lancaster City, 967,73 Leacock, Little Britain, Minheim, Matte, Manor, Mount Joy, Paradise. Penn, Rapho, Salisbury, 190,99 Sadsbury, 48,82 48,23 Strasburg Twp, 118,21 Strasburg Bor, '34,74 26,19 Warwick, 82,02 3745,94 1635,01 " Out-standing 'Faxes for 1851, viz: Bart, 181,34 Brecknock, 51,73 Cocalico East, 506,34 Cocalico West, 375,96 Conestoga, 26,54 Columbia Bur, 407,63 , Conoy, 293,11 Donegal 'East, 864,46 Donegal West, 47,05 Drumore, 459,70 t Ephrata, 126,11 ` Earl," 188,43 Elizabeth, 437.33 Hempfield East,' 199,85 Hempfield West, 1,093,71 Lancaster Twp, , 105,19 Lancaster City, 2,834,36 Leacock, 172,67 Manic, 490,60 Manor. 949,84 Mount Joy, 141,03 Rapho, 334,87 Sadsbury, 206,04 Warwick, 268,56 'Preatmrer's Commissions of six enth of one per cent. on 9121, 417 70, ' Balance, $137,58 47 COMMISSIONERS' STATEMINT. The followin g is a statement of the 'Commissioners orders, and Court Bile and Certificates drawn on Mil ler Fraim Es q .. Treasurer of Lancaster County. for the • year, 1551: . . , . 54,800 00 7,600 52 5,969 01 1,948 11 984 99 3,099 00 73,801 63 41,571 99 20,i53 86 21,414 33 41,571 99 7,990 00 79,300 00 '2 7 2 30 Samuel Fry. E5q..72 days services as Com missioner at $1,50 per day, sloB—and 11187 miles at 6 cents per mile, s7l,=. Henry Slusselmau, Esq.. 126 days services as Commi,sioner at $1.50 per day, slB9—and 2780 miles at 6 cents per mile. $166.80, David Styer. Esq.. 121 days services as Cori .missioner .at 91,50 per day. 8181.50—and 2950 miles at 6 cents per mile $257 Go ' John Finfrock. for load chips L Fry. carrying coal. Mr Kreamer. load chips Constables pay for township elections. $153 70 Apßenaora pay for attending to election, '297 33 Officers for election in March, 807 71 Officers for holding general election in Oct. 1.053 14 Daniel Herr, 21 cords wood for Jail Jail. Jacob Huber, EN Sheriff maintenaue, Key fees. ' Soap, oil ht.c. Clothing and blankets. t. onveying r , ouvicts to P.. Penitentiary . Summoniug'Jurors and drawing _ . Court fees in each ease, Sundries Serving attachment, Ilarmany. A Smith. Physician John F lieroly smith work. 60,36 59,31 151,55 158,71 107,10 E C Darlington's bill, Geo Sanderson, do Mr Homerely 125 Assessment books. do for publishing annual accoutre notices and blanks M D Holbrook's bill J Ii Pearsol. do D Bard Rock. do JG L Brown, do John Bear. do John S Jones. do Myers kt Son. do NI M Rohrer. do 230,12 103,56 96,61 112,23 107,16 101,24 121,24 194,19 Postage )Ivry Dickson. bill for posinge. (; Vt Ilnincnily. to $5180,9 Public Offices. P C Henninger, hill for books and himling. po 12 George L Doorek. - 129 87 Ralph Gilmore. cleaning Ole,. 4 50 Henry Stoek. for Indexing. .147 9.1 Gerge Brubaker. do. 29 26 John Swindt, for two chair,. 1 25 .loerph Real. shovelling enow. 75 S 9%' Taylor. glazing. 2 62 Peziitentiary. Fittatern Penitentiary. for support of eouviet for 3850. - J linviland. in full for building New Prison. $13,900 00 Do. for railing and fencing grounds. - 2 500 00 Do. for pump and fixtures. '226 50 Do. for well. 150 30 Carson & Kautz.. for brick. • 320 59 W & J Konigmacber. curb and glitter stone, and setting. , 858 09 James Noble. for water tank. 510 81 Robert King, hauling rand, , 7 50 Ellenor Getz. repairing pump. 6 25 . Keller, Dunn ,V. do., laying pavement. 81 28 John Swartz. hauling rand & omnibus hire. &e, • 114 68 Philbin & Brown,' repairing forcing pump. 40 50 11410 7 )1 J' $18.516 50 Prison Inspectors. Expenses of Prison Inspectors for visiting Philadelphia and Reading. Prisons. $ 00 00 Officers of Prisons, do. do i - I 25 Miller Fraim. Esq.. Treasurer of New Prison. on account of estimate for support of pri soners, &c.. 7.300 00 John Swartz. for omnibus hire. for conveying , prisoners to court, 15 00 John I irmperliag. repairing pump. . 2 00 4.28 51) V3U 483 91 $7.678 25 Poor. AVIIIIam Gorrecht. Esq. Treasurer of Poor . • and House of employment, in full of esti mate for support of poor for 1851. $12.000 00 Loans. Principal paid to individuals du Banks. $18,280 00 Interest on LOalt. Interest paid - to individuals. $3.177 73 do Banks. 29 33 • $3.240 06 Post dart em Examinations on persons found dead in Lancaster County: Dr. R. E Cochran and W S McCorkle, on body of Ellen McGinnis, • f, 20 00 Dr. It H Jones. on bddy of P Noah. 10 00 `• Rohrer & Nlahon.l• . Wm Osborn, 20 00 Reamsnyder. •• Sarah Fos et. 10 00 •• Ream, do. 10 00 . A IC Rohrer. '• do. 10 00 - Mesita,. , - t . II Steen. , 10 00 $137,583 47 J &misfiles. road damages in Salisbury twp 5100 00 James Jenkins. •• Fulton • SO 00 Andrew Lowe. • SO 00 Jacob Kreamer. - Hartle .' 45 00 John Re(seder, 50 00 Daniel Ressler, '. 12 00 Daniel Reese, - 8 00 James Pasamore, " . " 15 00 Abrm Reese, ' 15 00 Abrm Gochenour. " .. . .25 00 Benj Rineer, - 15 00 Simon Winters, - •• 16 00 Jacob Miller. Kast Lampeter . 75 00 Chrn Bracitblll. •• ' 47 00 Jacob Bare, fltirt 50 00 Saml Pennell, - Little Britain 75 00 Robert McMichael. - - 40 CO James Robinson, " •• SO 00 Robert Patton. 20 00 Chrn Brubaker, •• . Lancaster 41 26 John Slott, • ' 40 00 Henry Herr, " " ' . ' — DO 00 $62.425 97 30,519 00 18,516 51 546 600 00 30,483 21 10,702 45 JACOB B TSHUDY, JOHN KIRK, Jr, JOHN ILEGARTNHY. Asseseor's Pay.' Adamstown larough. IVm Redcay, $lOOO Bart.. Cleo I Baughman: 37 0 0 Breeknook. Levi Lausb. • 31 00 Crernarron: • Benont Quaintance, 30 00 Oxalic° East. .•Samuel Lied, 28 25 Cocalica West. Adam Sharp, . 35 00 i Coleran. • jWilliam Galbraith. 37 00 ___ Columbia. Conestoga James C Boyer Samuel Myers. Conoy. Solomon Haldeman. P.O 00 Donegal East, !Peter MIIIIEIXEIa, 40 00 Donegal West. John L Gish. 24 00 Drumore. ' J N MSparen. . e r ~.. 45 00 .. _ . John Crlissfey, 45 GO Joseph Brimmer. 50 00 Abraham F Bair. 1 . :: 00 Elias Wolf. 45 00 Error Stubbs. 34 00 Ephrata. Earl. Earl %Vt. t Elizabeth. Fulton. liemptield East. William Parker. . 3S 00 Hemplield West, Joseph Brown.. 40 00 Lampeter Fast. H B Metzler, 30 00 Lampeter West. , Philip Geist, 30 00 Lancaster, J M Frantz. 17 00 Laiacaster City, 'NI Bundle. 250 00 Leacock Lower, , A 1' Bair. 45 00 Leacock Upper. Jacob Stebrheirer. n GO Little Britain. -'John B Bean'. 4O 00 Manbeim, ,Daniel Andrew, 42 00 . Martic, .James Simpson.. 8800 Manor, Li Hartman.. 42 00 Mount Joy, !Peter Kemerer, 4200. Paradise. !M idunsecker, 28 00 Penn, Benjamin Stauffer, • 2500 ._ .. ;Emaanel Cs