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i)c Scffcrsonian,
THURSDAY HAKCn 29, 1868
mm STATE TICKET.
FOR GOVEUNOIt,
Mor General JOHN W. GEAIiT,
OF CU.MBEUT.ADOUNTY.
CgU The Borough Council of Stroud?
burg, organized ou Thursday evening last
Jackson Lantz, was appointed Clerk ;
Col. C. D. Bbodhead, Treasurer.
l$gr The list of borough and totrhship
officers recently elected, and which xva
promised for this week paper, is crowd
ed out by the advertisement of Treasur
er's list of Seated Lands for sale. We
will give the list tiext week.
.9 r, , f.
jtS- Mr. Nicholas Rdstek, has just
returned from the city with a fiue stock
of seasonable goods. As friend Rustek
always displays eseelleut taste in the pur
chase of hisngoods, and disposes o? them
st reasonable prices, it needs but the pub
lic to know that, he has added to his stock
to cause a ruh to his establishment.
55" The M. E. Conference closed it
labors in Philadelphia, on Friday last
The Rev. J. 11. AriPAY, was appointed
Pastor to the M. K. Chueh. of this place
Presiding Elder fur this District, Rev.
Joseph Aaso.v. Rev. W.'J. Paxso.w
stationed at this place during the past
two vears. iroes to Kensington. Philadel
The Board of Directors of the
Stroudsburg Bank, at a meeting on Tues
day last, elected Samuel S. Drehkk,
Eq.. resident of that institution, vice
Dlpce S. Miller, resigned. A better
man. in every respect, for the portion
could not have been found, if the Dircc
lors had searched the comity through.
A "Remarkable Work.
The New York Tribune of the 22d lias
the foi lowing : l,Thc Atlantic and Great
Western Railway have issued their bunds
for a loan of 30,000,000. The work of is
suing them has Veen completed by John R.
Puin, Esq., of the eminent firm of Culver,
Penn & Cn., bankers, the trustee signing
his name as an indorsement. As there are
60.000 bonds of 8500 each, we may irmgine
Mr. Punn had a vast work. The trust is the
largest ever held by any one man, r.nd the
bonds the larges' lot ever issued by any one
corporation in America. Mr. Perm's name
was signed 00,000 time, making 540,000
ieltcrs. Estimating 40Q srgnatures an liour
as the average rate, it would take luOh mrs
to sign the whol number. In some of the
country schools it is considered a severe pun
ishment to make a lad write his name on his
slate a hundred time?. If Mr. Perm's trust
is the larjost held by anv gentleman in A
merica according to the schoolmaster s law
of retribution he has sufiered untold punishment."
Just So.
The treatment of Europeau emigrants
iv task masters of the South is not a whit
better than that accorded to the f reed
men, and that is cruel enough. Nearly
all the Germans and Swiss who went
South last year to work for the old slave
holders have returned, or are returning,
disgusted with theirexperimeut. A par
ty ol Germans informed tbc -Memphis
Fost that they wove nearly starved dur
iii" their st:i v on the nlantations. and on
o j I
expressing dtssatiafuatioti were discharged 1
without receiving any pay. This is the
counuon complaint of all, aud proves thai
the planters cannot bo honest ereu with
men of their own color.
The Pennsylvania Democracy and the
President.
The Washington correspondent of the
iV. Y. Tribune, writing under date of
March loth, nays : - . 0t
It will bo remembered that the late
Copperhead Convention of Pennsylvania,
after nominating Mr. Clymer for Governor,
passed a resolution indorsing the Presi
dent's policy. A sub commute was ap
pointed to cojne on here and present the
resolution in person. This grateful mis
sion was essayed a few evenings since.
The committee was admitted to a audi
ence with the President, aud were pro
ceediug, after the most approved fashion,
to assure him that the democracy of Perm
sylvania had designed no empty compli
ment ; that they had watched his recent
action with no ordinary gratification ; and
that they should staud by him and hs
Administration so long as he io uoblrai'aj
hered to the sacred Constitution. Beforel
the peroration was reached, the Predident
brokein upon them with the suggestion that
'the wisest thing they could do was to go
home and change their ticket." He be
lieved that they had made a fatal mistake
in nominating such a man. especially at
this particular time, with much other re
marks of a similarly encouraging eharac
ter. The last seen of the Pennsylvania
Committeemen thoy wore making for the
ljaltimore .depot, in a fearful demoralized
frame of mind.
25" We eali attention to tlie advertise
ment of Mkt2gau & Storm's New Store
in another column. The eagerness of our
people from both town and county to get
into their establishment aud the bundle
the' carry away with them, are proofs pos
itive that bargains are to be had at the
new c.tutdish merit. Dr' Goods. Grocer
ies. 1Vov:mous and almost everything else
ure ottered at extrcmeiv low tmecs.
Returned frcm the War.
Quite a number of Mouroe County
bivs returned from tbc war-, on Saturday
12 veiling last. Through del ty of the tel
egraph their coming was unannounced.
Mid they themselves became the aunoun
cers of the -news. The boys teemed real
Jy happy to get hurue, and with tap of
drum, and huzuts for the Union, gave our
citizens the best jnissible evidence of their
arrival. They all belonged to the 214th
lieg. P. V., and were of tSie number who
left this section of the country, but a few
weeks previous to the surrender of Lee's
army. They have nut Lorn the brunt ol
battles dunug their absence, but iu march
ings, camp aud guard duty, aud ail the
miuutiaj of war, except fighting, they
have well performed the good soldiers
part. They were mustered out at Phila
delphia on Saturday, just in time to make
a successful run for the Kensington De
pot, and arrived here about 1U o'clock,
P. M. The following are the uames oi
the returned men.
Co. lv. Simpson Brewer, John Dates
man.
Co. IT. Sergt. Christian, Sergt. Weiss,
Sergt. Fred. Nautuau, Charles Christian.
Charles Frederick, Samuel Frederick,
Samuel Brewer, Alfred Metzgar, Isaac
llohensheldr, Nicholas Depue, Jmes
Warner, Reuben Nauman, Jacob Dun
kirk, Charles Walter,,Pcter E. Williams.
George Snyder, Freeman Kresge, August
Baltz, Henry F. Stutter, Edwin Bossard.
Isaiah Slutter, Johu Young, Wm. Young.
John W. Singer, Freeman Werkheiser,
Elias Werkheiser, Johu C. Houck.
A Fact.
The difference between the Republican
and Democratic parties in Pennsylvania is
no where better displayed than in the treat
ment accorded Jo the Soldi-r by the Hmte
Conventions of the two Republican Cn-
vention nominates a gallant soldier wlm
served tiirouhout thn war: the Democratic
Convention nominates a Copperhead, with
out ully, who volod as a member of II
Stale Senile agnin-t evi-ry M.eysure jntenu
ed to bencflr the soldier. The republican
platform, too, demands an equalization of
bounties, the meeting out oi a:nme jubuce
the brave defenders ol the nation, ami a lib
eral pr .vision for the education and comfort
of the orphans of those who fell in defence
of tlirur country ; wh.le the Democratic plat
form indulges only in buucoml.U' talk, care
fully avoiding "II mention of sp -crtie meas
ure iu behalf oi" our returned brave.
Doctor IleviUout. iu a paper presented
last sun.mer to the French Academy of
Medicine, asserts that lemon juice is one
of the most ctiieacious medicines which
can be applied to diphtheria, aud he re
l.ttes that when he was a dresser iu the
hospital his own life wa3 saved by this
timeW application. He got three dozeu
lemons and gargled his tlsroat with juice,
swallowing little at the same time, in
order to act on the more deep-seated
parts. Dr. Itevihout has noted aleveu
cases of complete success obtained by thjB
method of treatment.
Lice in Chicken Houses.
Wc hardly know what to advis-e to rid
the houses of this pest, we have always
found lime washing eifeetual when th-tr
Highly done, it, uin-t be well worke'
into ail crevices ; holes which the brush
cannot reach must be stopped, aud the
operation must he repeated till the deir
ed ehriuge takes place. If. the fosds arc
supplied iu the house aud in their run
with a couple of bushels of dust, or bet
ter.siiil, oi w.xd ushe, witii which shoub;
be mixed four or five pounds of black
sulphur, they will u-e it as a bah and
rid themselves of their visiters. gt'i
citlturul Gazelle.
Mr.
Cheap Eravery.
Clymer, in his speech accepting
the deuruTaltc nomination, expres-sod nis
viliingrjcrs to siurifice his life, if need
be," in "defending the Union." He. i
very liberal v.'ith the ofier of his fife after
the war. Vv'hiie the war was iu progress
he was not as liberal even as Anetun?
Ward, who was read' to sacrifice the las
relation he had upuu the alter of his couu
trv, but did what he could to obstruct
its prosecutimr b- keeping every man he
could outol the army. His bravery now,
is over, is of a vsrv
when the danger
heap kind.
An advertisement in a New York pa
per, promis-ing on the receipt of twenty
five cents, to send a receipt to keep water
in wells and cisterns from lreeziug, a
man iu a neiuhbooing city forwarded the
cuireucy and reeeived the following ans
wer, whndi may prove of value to some
of our readers: ''Take in your well and
cistern on cold nights and keep them by
the fire."
Consciencefuney.
Another contribution of "conscience
money," amounting to G87 SI. was re
ceived on the 20th of March by Treasure!
Spiunor from Gon. W. Scott Kotchum,
of the War Denartincut. The money was
receirod by $eu. Kctcbum frow au uu
knows pourr,
i
The Gift Distribution Swindle.
A dispatch from Washington to
the N. Y- Times. Fays that the P4 strnas
ter at Khiuebeck, N. Y., has scot a letter
to the Seuate Comnittse on Post Offices
and Post Uoads. inclosing a lot of circu
lars to show by wh:tt means the swindle
ing gift enterprises bur.iness is carried on
by firms in New York and elsewhere.
He also encloses a circular to show how the
names of parties are obtained from post
masters, not aware of the object sought to
be-accomplished. All this infortBatir
iue OosnmiUee is considering, connec
tion with Mr. Dixson's bill to prevent the
perversion of the mails 'to fraudulent and
illegal purposes. ..
In the same connection the United
Srates 'District Attorney for the- District
of New Jersey writes to the Postmaster
Geueral to advise him when any law is
passed to enable the Post Office Depart
merit to prevent such frauds as have bee.
lately perpetrated by Jason II. Tuttle, at
Flathrookvilie, ft. J., the particulars of
which we gave a few davs a;o. The U
S. Consul at Toronto writes to Governor
Ward that he has seized two thousand
six hundred letters obtained by Tu:t'c
from the Pest Office at v latbrookvilie
eoutaining money. Sussex Reyisler.
The Gn-manfoini Telegraphy whieh is
not a poJitii-rtl newspaper, renders this
high compliment to the Republican can
didate for Governor The nomination
of General Geary for Governor of Peun
sylvania, to succeed our present distin
tjuis.ei Chief Magistrate, is everywhere
hailed with enthusiasm. This may he
the case, for a ruure sterling man in eve
ry respct is not -to be found. His loyal
ty is without condition. His administra
tive abilities are second to none. His
election is beyond a pcradventure."
Pennsylvania is the only State, thin
far, wh eh has actually assumed the care
of the children of her dead soldiers; ami
2000 of these are now in school iu the
Stale. The cost per pupil is about $150
per iiDUD)f exclusive of clothing;
Internal Revenue Decision,
The foilowiug internal Revenue decis
ion should recoire the atteutiou of parties
engaged in securing pledges of funds for
the building of railroads, erection of
churches, monuments, and the like.
In icply to a letter in relation to the
stamp duty on a subscription paper where
the subscribers each agreed to take stock
in a railroad company, the Commissioner
has decided that "such subscription,
unless the sum subscribed is paid when the
list is signed, is held to create a promise
to pay a definite and certain sum of mo
ney, and therefore each person siguiug
his name and uot paying his subscription
at the tiuie should affix and cancel a stamp
appropriate to the commissory uot of the
amouut subscribed. If a person sigu.
the list and pays the subscription at the
time of signing, the paper would be a
mere memorandum, aud as such would
nt be subject to stamp duty. If a uh
scription list is made in such a form as
that the subscribers bind themselves to
pay only in the event of a certain amount
being raised, then each signature is hdd
to form au agreement or contract, aud a?,
subject to a stamp duty of "five cents.
But if each signers agrees to pay uncon
dilionally, then each create a uew instru
ment subject to a stamp duty as a prom
los-ory note.
An Impoatcr, .
We are infoi-iueii that Henry Thomp-
s. n, an Englishman, about 0 feet it inches
iu height, dark complexion, black hair,
black eyes, black ciwu whiskers, and unr.-;
tachc, a quick and sdirewd fellow, is trav
eling around the country, pretending ti
buy nut' places of business, borrowing
money, arid otherwise defrauding those
he meets. II is modus operandi, is as fol
li'-.rs : Finding a person who is disposen
to sell out, he agrees to buy, stating that
he has been in the U. S. service that
he has been a sutler in the army or th it
he has large claims against the govern
ment. 11 is - purchase being made he
writes to Washington for a settlement o!
his claims, meanwhile boarding aud not
paying his 'bill, and borrowing money 'to
take hiru to Washington as soon a he
succeeds in obtaining funds, he leaves
and is seen no more. Pass him around.
B imjhamlon Rep nil ica 71 .
A bound girl in Illinois recently hung
a little boy in retaliation for a whipping
which the child's mother had bestowed
upon the girl.
All lawyers may he said to belong to
the Fee-nVdn brotherhood.
A G0,000 shingle-per-day machine has
been invented.
Ji A 84 51 1 5B.
March 17th 1866, in Hamilton, nt the
house of Mr. Peter Albert, by Rev. Henry
Seifert, Air John P. Sigler, from Lafayette,
New Jersey, formerly from Hamilton, Mon
ro, nnd Miss Amliha Albert, of Hamilton
jMotil'uv bounty, Pa.
March 24th, ISfiG. at the Lutheran
Parsonage, by the Rev. Henry Seifert,
Mr. FiiANClS E. S.NYDKH, from Chesuut
hill, Monroe county, Pa , aud Miss Lou
ViSA Shoe.maklr, from Hamilton, Mon
roe county, Pa.
March 24th, I8G6, at the same place,
and by the same. Mr. James R. Drake,
from Dills' Ferry, Northampton county.
Pa , and Miss Ann Mahiaii Riiewer, of
Hamilton, Monroe county, Pa.
March 25th, 1SGG. at the same place,
by the same, Mr. Charles Mixckll,
from Ross, Monroe county, Pa., and Miss
Mary Drum heller, from Eldrcd, Mou
roe county, Pa.
On March 27th, by Rev. R. S. Everitt,
Mr. John II Weldrick, of Sussex Co..
N. J. and Mary E. Smith, of this Dor-ough.
A CARD TO INVALIDS.
A Clergyman, while residing in South A
turned as a missionary, discovered a suTe and
simple remedy for the Cure of Nervous
Weakness, Early Decay. Diseases of the U
riiiary and Seminal Organs, and the whole
l miii nf disorders brought on by baneful ami
tMcious habits. Great numbers have been
ilntady cured-ty lbr notde renipdy. Hromo
led iiy a desire to benefit tiie a fib c ted and un
fortunate, I will send the recipe for prepar
ing nod lining this medicine, iu a sen led en
velope, to any one who needs it, Free of
Charge.
Please inclose a post-paid envelope, ad
dressed to yonrs-elf.
Address, lOSEPil T. INMAN.
Station D. Bible House,
March 2l, 1666.-1 y. New York City. ,
The Mason & Hamlin Cabinet Organs,
forty different styles, adapted to- sacred and
secular music, for SSI) toSGOOeach. FIFTY-ONE
GOLD or SILVER MEDALS, or
other first premiums awarded them. Illus
trated Cnt-i logins free. Address. MASON
& HAMLIN, Boston, or?MASON BROTH
ERS, New York.
September, .ISGu.-ly.
Every young lady and gnntlemnn in the
United . States can hear something very
muclilo their advantage by return mail (free
of charge), by addressing'the undersigned.
Those having feurs.of being humbugged will
oblige by not noticing this card. All others
wilfplease address thoir obedient servant,
-TIIOS. F. CHAPMAN,
4 j- W - 831 Broadway, New York.
January,-4, 1806. ly.
PER YEAR! Wewantagonts
everywhere to sell our mi-
nroved 820 sewinir Machine. Three new
kinds. Under and upper feed. Warranted
five years. Above salary or large commis
sions paid. The only machines sold in the
United Slates for less than $40, which
are fully licensed by Howe, Wheeler
&. Wilson, Graver & Baker, Singer
& Co., and Bachelder. All other cheap
machines are infringements ami- the seller
or user are liable to arrcst? fine, and
imprisonment. Circulars, free. Address, or
call upon Shaw & Clark, Biddeford, Maine.
January 4, lSGG.-ly.
TO COA'SUJiPTIVKS.
The advertiser, having been restored to
health in a tew weeks, by a very simple rem
edy, after having suffered several years with
a severe lung affection, and that dread di
sease Consumption is anxious to make
known to his fellow-sufferers the means of
cure.
To all who desire it, he will send a copy
of the prescription used (free of charge,) with
the directions for preparing and using the
same, which they will find a sure cure for
i 'onsjumptiox, Asthma, Dko.nciiitis, O01.DS,
Coughs, and all TnroT and Lung AJl'ec
iions. The only object of the advertiser in
sending the Prescription is to benefit the
afflicted, and spread information .which he
conceives lobe invaluable ; and he hopes
every sufferer will try ids remedy, as it will
cost them nothing, anil may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will
please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburgh,
' Kings County,
New York
January 4, 1866.-ly.
. t -
tfftf A MONTH ! Agents wanted for
v six entirely new articles, just out
Address O. T. GAREY. City Building, Bid
deford, Maine. January 4, 1SG6.-Iy.
'pO THE NERVOUS. DEBILITATED
1 AND DESPONDENT OF BOTH
SEXES. A irreal stiller havinr been re
stored to health in a. tew days, after many
Dears of misery, is willing 10 assist his suf
fering fell -w-creai tires by sending (free), on
iho receaitofa nostoaid addressed envelope,
- - - 1 j 1
a copy of the formula of cure employed.
Direct to JUlilN M. IJAUAL,JJ,
Box 183 Post Office,
Jan. 12, 65. 5m. Brooklyn, N. Y.
Death to High Prices!
Up Town in a Blaze !
METZGAR & STORM, respectfully in
form the public that the i ys of" imposition
prices have gone by in Stron sburir, for the
proof of which they invite their friends, from
both t avn and county to call at their new
Store, on Elizabeth Street, in Stroudsbnrg.
one door below the Indian Queen Hotel, ex
amine ihuir goods and learn how low they
sell them.
We have DRY GOODS in almost endless
variety,
I'btlts, Cassimcrfs and Vcslings,
Calicoes, Drains and nliisiir.s.
Trimmings and Koiions,
and everything in that line.
We have GROCERIES and PROVI
SIONS, SUGARS. COFFEES, TEAS,
SPL ES, FISH, PORK,
and a full assortment in that line.
We In ve Crockery IFrtre, Wooden IVetrc.
Willow IVre, Hardware, a general assort
ment. TOBACCO of all kinds,
BOOTS AND SHOES, and in fact al
most everything that can be called for in a
completely stacked S'ore.
Call and .-ec for yourselves. We take
pleasure in showng goods without price,
and can sell ym calicoes from 12. cents to
25 cms per yarn, and everything elan pro
portionately low
We feel duly thankful for the many evi
donees ot already received apprecittion of
o,ur eflbrts to knock down war pne-s, and
can assure the public that there is still room
for a few more evidences of the same sort.
Don't forget the place and give us a call.
J. P. METZGAR,
JEROME STORM.
March 29. 166G.
TREASURER'S NOTICE
of Sale of Seated Lands
For Arrearages of Taxes.
The following is a list of taxes on Seat
ed assessments, as returned by the Col
ieetois of the sctcral Townships for 1804
and 1805, which lands will he sold at the
Court House in the Rotouuh of Strouds
burg, on the 11th day of June, next,- a
reeahly to the 41st section of the Act ol
P.lth April, A. D. 1843. which provides
for the collection of Taxes.
Borowjh oj Stroudshury.
Ntimcs.' Property i Taxes.
Augustus Carmer, one lot, -1 98
William Flory, do 1) (52
Christian Hiller, do 1 02
Lewis Kcinest, do 5 44
Stem, do 4 54
William II. White do 1 0b
Barret Township.
John A. D. Custard, 00 acres ': 2 00
John Colstad, 2 do " ' 2 2Q
Jacob Goejz's Estate, GO do 7 87
George Kin tz, iJ80 do - 6 10
Lilian Lewis, , .lJJO'.dq' ' '5 62
James LiEk ... Qvdo. r ,2 62
Catharine NTe,
John S. Donaldson
M. Diu-mick
Abraham Nye
Emry Price
James Wilson
Henry-Zerger
Henry Feler .
Daniel. Royer
25 do
200 .do,-'
389 do'
25do
.189 do ;
9G
6 83
4 20
48
84
00
60
75
.75
Chest nuthill Township.
2 fiC
2 61
15 !
1 62
31 40
1 40
4 10
2'58
232
1 80
William Kramer
George Anglernoyer 2 aores
Charles Alteruose 30 do
Henry Shenkell 400 do
Hamson Snyder 50 do
EtnanuePShafer ' 4 do -Abraham.
Butta4 14rdo"
Hamilton Toicnship.
Andrew Price 6 acres,
Philip Fiyte 2 do
Mcrwine & Hartzell 20 do
William Clinctop
John M. Kintz 71 do
Coolbaugh Township.
John Hays - . .,50 acres.,
D. Uavilnnd .400 do
Matthew Kelly-'- 20 do
Henry Smith . 20 do
JHd'dc $mithfcld. Township
nenrv Rush 19 acres
f Smithfiehl Township.
William TI. 'Bell - 10 lots- 14 02
.lacob Siugmaster 400 acrea 9 25
Jackson Toicnship.
Henry Able 75 acres 2 86
Cain Able 20 do 1 51
Frederick Bush 50 io 1 51
J.dm Bolts 101 do 2 80
Jacob Buyers Estate 1 do 80
Henry Fen tier 30 do 1 87
John Kimdcv, 50 do 4 35
Fraeklin .MJrwiuo 200 do 4 50
Jacob Rufstiue 38 do , 1 97
John Singer 45 do 3 7t-
Abraham .Smith 51) do 4 74
Emanuel Williams 70 do 7 7(5
Cath. Woolberfs Est. 20 do 2 34
John Alherrson 150 do 7 57
Michael Butts Est. 130 do. 33 5
John Dailey 21 d6 4 12
Levi Miller 4 IK
Emanuel Shoemaker 9 do 2 00
Jerome & Geo. Setzer 50 do 2 82
Jerome Setzer 50 do 5 14
William Tidd 112 do 102
Pocono Township.
Charles TIellyer 49 acres 2 21
Levi Slutter 1 lot 1 70
.Jacob Woibert 100 acres 2 45
Peter Kirney 100 do 2 70
William Hrouk 12 58
Henry J.Ehlers 675 do 19 61
William Long - 222 do 21 50
Joseph F. tleckman 180 do 10 32
Price" Township.
Daniel Bush 1 12 acres 1 93
S. L. Coleman 115 do 12 4.
Samuel Xoves 500 do ' 10 20
Madison Price 150 do 7 Hf
William R. Price 50 do 1 31
John Van Vhet 112 do
.Moses P. Stanles jj do
John Van Camn 200 do 8 90
Jared H Peters do 1 12
Andrew J. Reesecker 247 do 7 04
William S. White 120 do 4 30
Eld red Township.
William Barlieb 50 acres . 1 80
Jacob Huh n 10 do 2 3-
Daniei Kleckner 70 do 3 i-
Ch u les .Smith 25 do 184
Elizabeth Washburn 2 do 78
Polk Toicnship.
William II. Folk 67 acres 9,50
Joseph Hoi m bach 118 do 34 61
J. E. Hoodmacher 7 do 3 05
Steward Kresge 25 do 10 53
Jesse Smith 29 do 1 38
Samuel Saylor 7 do 8 34
Isaac Recker 12 do 6 17
Daniel Day 108 do 13 38
Ephraim Frable 5S do 0 00
.Mary Porter 93 do 01 40
.Melehoir Smith 100 do 18 03
Johu Behler 1 do 11 50
Johu Craig 149 1 do 15 50
Kresge & .Mcrwine 135' do 31 81
Thos. & John Craig 160 do 27 77
Jacob Uuffley 120 do 11 52
Adam II. Weiss 50. do 6 22
Jonas Barthold 67 do 9 50
John Merwine 543 do 63 50
John Diliiiii:er 67 do 1 17
Thomas Craig 92 do 5 50
Ross Township.
Joseph Barlieb 26 acres 3 10
Thomas Christman 100 do 5 44
Mary Dtoyer 7 do . 87
Samuel Gowcr 15 do 2 42
John Gowcr Estate 10 do 3 53
John Jones 14 do 182
Henry Kintz 131 do 6 00
Peter Lerch 10 do 2 00
James Rack how 40 do 9 65
James Walton 400 ;do 9 05
Thumas Hnskirk 50 do 3 65
George Fiyte Jr 47 do 3 13
Martin Seipie 200 do 6 19
J. P. Hudy Heller 1 do 59
Peter Kresge 27 do 71
Stroud Township.
William L Bush 1 lot 4 65
James P. Heller 6 acres 3 02
Joseph Heller 6 do 4 91
George Johnson 269 "do 8 94
Abner Kirk 1 lot 2 5H
Charles Kinney 1 do 1 80
George Staples 7 acres 4 24
Edward Staples 1 lot 4 4u
Elizabeth (Ndbert 3G acres 4 lu
2 80
Elizabeth Colberts Es. 32 do
10
To byh anna To icnsh ip .
John Connelly 245 acrea G 90
William Eckhard 50 do 1 4
William Flick 2 44
Nathan Knox 5 2S
L. D. Shoemaker 5 50
Tunkh a n nock -To xensh ip.
Henry Ehler .112 aqre3 12 26
Ezra Marvin 88 do 14 52
George Naglo 429 ..'do 14 30
Johu Merwine 50 do 11 55
James Stull 179 do "-. 3 30
Levi George 50 do 4 08
Easton & Wilkes-
Barro Turnpike Co. 24 - do 1 86
SIMON MYERS, Treasurer.
Treasurer's Office, Stroudsburg, )
' " 'March 29, 1866. j '
""TREASURER'S SALE OP
Unseated Lands
In Monroe County.
Notice is hereby given, that agreeably ttf
an Act of GencraPAssembly of the Common'
wealth of Pennsylvania, passed the 13th dtj
of March, 1S15, entitled an -Act to amend
the act entitled an act directing the mode of
-elling Unseated Lands for taxes and for oth
er purposes, and of an Act passed the 13th
day of March, 1817, a further supplement to
on Act to amend the act entitled an act dn
recting the mode of selling Unseated Landi
ror tnxes and other purposes by the act of.
General As.embly passed the 9th day of
March in the year ofourLord 1847, entitled
an act in relation to the sales of Unseated
Lands in the several counties of this Cdrn
monwealtb, the following tracts of landwil?
be sold at public vendue on the lith day o
June, being the
$$:! Monday of Jainc Hext?
at 2 o'clock, p. m., at the Court House in
Stroudsburg, in the County of .Monroetffet--arrearages-nf
taxes due, nnd the costs ac
crued on each lot respectively.
For Years 1864 and 1865. .
No.
108
201
2H9
29(i
294
:U4
315
210
109
242
30
310
320
SI 9
Barrett.
IVrnJHee. Acres.
I?-iker John H. 300
Harnett John (part)
Urodiread An
Jirodnead Thomas
llrodhead Alexander
11 row 11 Daniel
Brodbead Samuel (pt)
Casebecr David
Craig John
Cardiff Jacob (pt)
t'asebeer Solomon
Chapman Joseph
I 1 1 .
ona moors luoses
Cut tinge" Garret (pt)
Ci.ip;t.ari Jo eph
90
405
427
203
393
180
50
433
357
417
200
402
800
200
Per.
10
70
80
80
37
12
10
225 Cunningham Guavtis 351
200 Crook W.llium (pt) 100
107 Dennison Al xander 400
19 Dyson James , 309
Dills David Jr. 415
291 Depue Samuel 405
137 Fort Sttindish 300
212 Fudge Jamus (part) 263
139 Gravs-1 u rg Joseph M00
130 G r.biiK Isaac 2;i0
110 Grusburg Jamea 225
133 Glenf.v..rth James 226
305 Go. don Ch..rles 4t3
293 Under Fr-derick 270
323 Healnn Jos-pli (pt) 303
120 Huff S.) onion (pt) 148
3U9 Kniil George ' 400
206 Lenox Eivid (p.irt) 439
2J5 Luck-.-rt Jrhn 170
211 Lee Thomas 431
86 Martin John 150
138 Moore Patrick 3(11
222 Murray Sarah (part) 235
235 Murr.y John 402
140 Alurny Francis 410
231 Murray Ann 405
2 .'7 M or- ol-k J ohn 403
297 M':V ir S.ilo!iion 355
210 Ai'Gr.iw Michael 104
223 Murray William 22n
31 M Neih-r ark Lucaa 305
299 I'il-cuI Thomas 430
202 Roup George W. 422'
23fi Reed Rachel 150
106 Seavoney Thomas 350
213 Shafiii. r So!onbn 403
2SJ2 Smith Elizabeth 393
317 Smith Rachel 374
3'4 Sandman Christopher 403
251 Tvson Daniel 437
312 Uu Jacob (part) 2i5
343 Van Gordon Garbct 421
313 Vancompen R:.chel 4U4
237 Weaver Philip 390
311 WooKerton Jonathin 411
IIS Wilkinson .foccoh 103
203 Wood T.'n.mas ' 100
u!!.nT:lSii!l.
Bower Dillman (p-l 2:36
lleckman Adam
H ire Powell Robert
Morgan Sarah (part)
Peach Peter (part)
Pratt George (part)
Rees Rachel
Rees Samuel (parH 333
Siinpp Philip (part)
Shupp Peter
150
102
19
P!0
41
153
70
113
89
16
20
38
50
30
33
11
15S
61
78
37
133
94
48
40
87
113
150
154
23
25
11
111
28
54
250
2S9
230
ei
316
285
200
237
193
210
221
244
210
225
240
246
199
212
213
212
225
205
23 i
163
191
231
233
242
247
181
20ti
211
2(9
217
o-.o
233
243
192
197
22 1
245
241
153
219
OM.)
155
230
205
209
220
220
i!ansfli.
Anna 1 Thomas 220
iiro'zmari John (part) 200
Brown Wi liam 403
Burrows Henry 403
Bel! William (part) 200
Craig John 433
Cunningham Giistavus340
Cameion William 404
Cameron William 433
D.-pue Nicholas 403
Depue Daniel 432
Depue Polly 430
Fudge James (part) 143
JFrazicr Nalbro(part) 207
Gudtner Francis 415
Guiltncr Tobias 412
Hester John 212
Hembt Jacob 408
ILmi Abrvtham 406
Higle Peter 40S
H.irvey Samnel 400
II rvey Mary (part) 325
Honzy Dan el 4l'l
Leu x D.ivi.l (part) 200
Thouiis 231
M unlock J hn 433
Moore Pair ck 41 1
iurray Sarah (part) 220
M'0ker S.uiiuel 213
M'CulloiiL'h Julm 411
Reader AlK-alom 253
Riggs Philip (purl) 223
Ree.-Jine 440
R es S.rnh 43J
Rees Daniel 43S
Ro erts Isaac (part) 202
Ross David 409
oittmtiu Hhza 170
SO
126
120
35
66
97
30
96
87
10
72
15
99
134
97
75
123
62
103
100
13
SO
97
97
SO
118
70
S
64
Su ar wood Moses (pt) 318 140
Shuw Richard 403 98
Siiimiin Isaac 400 350
Vanau.veii Jamca 433 70
Wood Tluinms 427 18
Ward Hannah 411 51
Ward Joseph 411 51
Wheeler Dauul 303 16
& hired.
Craig John 250
llerlley Peter . 125
Ileinphib Joseph 178,
Ilower Nicholas 326
Latten.ore. William 395 150
Levers Isaac 403 86
Weaver John 175
Sin miltoii.
Coxe Tench (part) 300
Coxe John (pirl) 300
Clewell Sidney 104
Johnson Elizabeth (pt) 200
r. Levers George (pan) 300
Lovers George (part) 280 T2
Tax.
20 43
840
30 21
32 10
Li 49'
30 IS
13 64)
3 00
30 05
40 00?
30 IS
15 35
30 35
22 75
15 35
12 28-
5 60'
38 22r
43 43
31 14
30 47
30 13
2o 31
22.79
20 20
24 75
22 83
31 40
20 28
14 10
13 30
30 13
31 06
13 79
22 49
14 75
30 15
30 13
44 0O
14 84
39 02
35 34
26 37
10 37
11 62
22 88
15 54
- io 04
15 29
51 06
34 36
29 55
23 54
30 11
33 35
27 19
31 53
30 53
47 85
27 81
10 37
5 60
24 30
2-1 30
14 37
21 92
9 43
36 20
48 10
16 87
37 82
12 40
11 08
10 30
30 48
20 27
20 10
. 7 02
7 95
20 29
21 97
30 49
21 68
32 25
5 79-
10 64
20 82
30 89
30 60
20 48
20 41
3( dr
20 30
32 37
29 94.
30 30'
Hi 3S:
15 37
30 67
8 53
10 90
41 09
30 38
13 14
32 8-1
32 62
32 53
10 39
30 52-
8 84"
16 09
30 49
15 20.
2r 97'
31 36
20 99'
20 99'
15 60
45T
2-55
.3 45.
2 56?
6 83
7:03 3 48
1351
18 51
664
12 66
21 95
19 W