CLOCK & WATCH
JIAIii.m
LS'IX'TFL I.I.Y inl'oi nm llitf cili.en o
Columbia Ciiunlv. nnil lln nubile ueneriillvl
hat lio has located liluut'lf ill UlooiiMbing I'll Mali
ni:vol n.(.isite Si. Juu'a church, where lie l'
"K'""'' 'hop, and U nuw ready and prepared le
trveeiva UUJ execute all work in his lino ! busiuc-s.
Willi dispatch and in workmanlike muittivr.
lcclis & U atclics
of (tie bet .juulily , cuu to In J at lu eubli .Inncii'
on vuiy teasouable lornv ,
ki;iaiuim: x clhamm;
Will be done In lliii satisfaction nl" t'.ui customer, a
Well of Clinks aud V alrlit-4 aa nl Jewels , and ho
will, furllicr, warrant hiswork In he il.eulo) as
wcllan any in iliin aeclioii ul' dm Sla,e. He will
Uo make, to nrder
SlllVEYINfi COMPASSES
or pocket, hik) in t-hort, will do all olhciwmk mmi
Hy done in a well rennlalcd rrxix i tnlile establish
tneiit. lie hopes hy slpct attention to busines
'id a desire lo idease, to iccoivo a liberal sham o
patronage. (Country Produce lukou in pay men
fir work at lh market prices.
Uloomsburg, November 15, 1844 30.t
tat'
MAUHf YARD.
Tlie subscribers have estaalisiiful nl the
above place, a new MARBLE YAM),
and will always be ready, at the' shortest
notice, to furnish to order,
MONUMENTS, TOMB- TABLES,
TOMB-STONES, HEAR Til
JAMBS, MAXTLESJWNT
STOXES,MULLERS,kc.
or any other work in their line. They are
also prepared to (urnhn WINDOW CAPS
and SILLS, DOOR SILLS and STEPS,
tfce. either of Ma.ble, Lime or any kind ol
stone that can be procured in this vicinity.
fj I laving had considerable experience
in the business, they pledge their work to
be executed in as handsome a style as can
tic furnisheJ from any yard either in ihe
thy or country; and on -as reasonable terms.
ARMSTRONG & HUGHES.
Bloomsbuig, Nov. 3, 1843. ly 28
Chair Manufactory,
THLI subscriber continues to carry on
the
CHAIR JlfANUFACTORING
business at the old stand of 15- & S. llsgrn
buch, where he will be ready at all limes
to furnish Fancy & Windsor Chairs, Set
tees, Boston Rocking Chairs &?,, of ever)
description, which may be called lor, at
short notice and on the most reasonable
terms. He will also executo House, Sign &,
Ornamental Painting, and House Papering1
in a superior manner,
From his experience in the business, and
his facilities of manufacturing the various
uriicles of his line, he flatters himsell that
he shall be able lo furnish s good work
and upon as reasonable terms as can be
done in the country, all of which lie wi
dispose of for CASH or COUNTRY
PRODUCE
t? N. B- Orders from a distance will be
strictly ai.d punctually attended lo.
D HAGENUUCH
Bloomsbttrg, Dec 30, 184'1
io-KYES RIGHT
Drag's a good dog,
But Holdfast is better.
TH VIE undersigned would return liiu aim-era am
JU humble thimlis to the citizens ol" liloomshurc.
ami vicinity, fin tho favosa llius fur bestowed upon
nun, nml would still Itnllier o.-k a continuance
Ihc name, so long oulv as satisfaction in rtndeicd
ii . ii . . ii.
no wouw not sav, i ome ont eume an, but conn
ns many as conveniently can. i either would
promise, (ax others have,) to do hid work bctte
than can he done in any other shop in I he place
hut in short, lie would neither brag nor hauler, hut
!efy any one who does mug to do wink neuter thai
he does, in all cases, lie has also lately received
the lata
flEW YOKK7& PIIILADEL
PIIIA FASIIIOXS.
with which he is prepared to ilo woik Fashloiiabli
Jind neat, and will guarantee a good lit at nil tim
for nuv one who may favor him with a call.
I i "im shop In at the old stand occupied hy hill
for a number of years And the latch stiing v.il
he found out ut ii'l limes. As lo prices he wish
to he underHtiiod that he inlaid to do uoik us lov
oa any of hia neighbors, and as usiiul, all kinds o
country produca taken in ejrhanne for uoik don
Ut Ills bill').
ur.ii.NAU) i;i.ti:i;t.
Dloomsliurg, October 12, 1 S ) 4 f.
To l!ie rnH,
4TI1C su'uscriber desirous of qui line bun
llicss requests all those liulihlid to l.im U
make payment immediately
The following prices will be paid for
PRODUCE in exchange for bis
STOCK OF GOODS
on hand.
GOOD WHEAT fSjlper bushel.
HYE cts.
CORN .I," siiidj 0 cis.
OATS ."b els.
FLAX SEED 1 5 els.
i7Goo(!9 gold at' co.t for the cash
13 u l no credit given alter ibis date.
l E. II. DIGGiS.
JJSepl 0 184 i. i
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'i i... iiii,.,ni.i it i s
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71 LL krep constantly on hand, a huge
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STATEMENT
op the
Receipts and Expenditures
OF
COLUMBIA COUNTY,
FOR THE TEAR 1841:.
THE Auditors, elected to adjust and sittle the pub
lio aeeountii of the County of Columbia, logMher with
t'e Commissioners, luve examined the same from
of January, l844,to the 3lst day of December of the
both days inclusive, and respectfully lay before the
(lie Court ol Common Pleas, tho following statement
agreeably to the 22d and 23d sections of an an of the
titneral Assembly, passed the 14th day ofJApril, A. D. 1834,
RECEIPTS.
.bnount Beeeived by D. CLARK, Esq. Treasurer tf Co
lumbia Caunty
Amount received from Collectors during firsl qnarDr
From Collectors for 1810, $10 00
do 18(1 132 42
do 1812 659 19
do 1843 060 801088 41
Amount received from Collectors 2d quarter
From Collectors for 18-10 10 50
da 1841 168 51
do 1842 1046 'J 8
do 18-13 1889 itt-
-3121 30
received from Collector 3d quarter
Collectors for 18-11 50 42
do 1642 7C3 1 0
do 1843 1494 64
do 1844 311 802020 02
received from Collectors 4ih quarter
Collectors lor 1841 48 82
do 1842 704 19
d.) 1843 91)3 40
do 1811 638 002221 41
received from Collectors during 1811 9054 20
To amount received from other sources
Fur depreciated money 13 42
As ury fines 4 00
As fine of Peter KonutVr 50 no
Of W illiam Parks 2 20
taxes fe redemptions on unsealed land 401 62471 21
amount of receipts during tho year 1844 10125 44
CONTRA.
paid hyD.Clarlt, Treasurer of Columbia county
of CnmniisVionmOnlnrs redeemed 8314 23
do of Ilerks county and Tuwanda
Relief notes 41 00
do Commission) r' receipt for old or
ders redeemed by new issue 830 24
do reminded lo R- C Ruasel 6 II
do redemption money refunded to
William .l. Cay ' 16 fid
do John Deen.jr 4 71
do Cook & Ca mihers 7 02
do Thomas Faus 5 78
do paid Chaiiilhr and Cool; for ad"
veriisiiiff iinsmted lands 26 81
do paid for blank hook 1 00
nsis on land, bought by the Commis
sioners el Treasurer. s sale 78 7")
per esnf on $0335 21
to balance account
J 80 70-0521
003
&10125 41
To bnlanre in Treasurer's hands in favor of the
County January 7, 1845
$013 53
SSwpemlUwves.
niUDliE CON'I RACI'S.
paid Robert Russel ou Rride ('on.
tract nl Wann ks '.fid
('ourad Fooh ii Milllio in full 419
Thomas II Stephens in ISuoarloaf 275
03
00
001050
03
BRIDGE VIEWS-
Amount paid sniidiy persona for viewing
scites and reports on bridges
ROAD VIEWS.
mount pafd different persons fur ui.ihing tepnrts
on public roads
15R1D(JE REPAIRS.
Amount paid different persons for tepuirs (lono lo
l!ie bridges in and built by the county
JURORS WAKES AND MILEAGE.
Vmotini paiil Grand and Traverse Joiois m ilt.
sevei.il RTiUB during the year 1811
STATE COSTS,
45 (10
175 00
292
1910 00
paid Justices, 'Vitnesscs anil Constable? an
Costs in suits herein the (Jomiiionwcalih
Wa3 plaintiff
REPAIRING COUNTY BUILDINGS
361 05
pud Ink repairing Jail and t unit House
48 71
PRINTING.
paid the follovvitio peisons as salaries ami
fur blanks in 1811
;. I.. I Paiiiiir 15 00
1 It-ni y W i hb H7 07
Levi r,. Tale 70 50
V. II. si 51 50
Char'e- (look 42 2ft
HccioiOirlur bljiik Tieas'y otdcrs 20 00 '2li'J 02
CONTINGENT.
Amount paid on store bills, lo wii; candles, paper,
ink, quills, and blanft books ful Courts and Com
. missioners office, postage, and lucl for Court
House and Jail
ASSESSORS PAY,
Amonnt paid the several xsseanors for making triennial
and Spring aesessments
Amount paid iie Assessor of
Briercreek 33 02
Illoom 37 37
Ctiiawissa 42 99
Derry 3S 49
Fishingcreek 2ft 49
Franklin 7 12
Greenwood 23 49
Hemlock 24 49
Jackson 18 49
Liberty 30 49
Limentons 19 62
Mifflin 38 62
Madison 41 49
Mahoning 50 49
Ml. Pleasant 10 09
Montour 23 37
Orange 21 49
Rnaringcreek 37 49
(10
do
do
do
dh
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Sugarloal 21 37
Valley 23 37
ELECTION EXPENSES,
Amount paid the several election districts in
cluding Constables and Assessors lees.
Amount paid Election board in Bloom
42 20
do
Briercreek 47 30
do
Jo
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
po
do
Caltawissa, 31 30
Derry 40 10
Fishingcreek 40 25
Franklin 32 97
Greer.wood 44 80
Hemlock 38 30
Jackson 49 45
Liberty 31 75
Limestone 40 65
Madison 30 55
Mahoning 36 50
Mifflin 44 07
Mopteur 38 67
Ml Pleasant 42 20
Orange 45 30
Paxton district 40 32
Roarnu'creek 40 98
Sujarloaf
47 92
35 35
Valley
Judges to meet at Wilkesbarre
and iShicksliiimv 21 50
do Clerks to Return Judges 8 00
CONSTABLES ATTENDING COURT,
Amount paid Constables for attending at the several
terms in 1811
CONSTABLES RETURNS.
Amount paid Constables as milage und making their
returns to Quarter Sessions.
JAILOR AND SHERIFFS FEES.
Amount paid John Fruit, lain Sheriff
17 80
2 50
do
William Kitchen
do
Irani Deir for bo irding, washing,
cleaning prison, fees and costs in
I 'ommun wealth suits, wood and
coal 395 87
Irani Derr for currying John Ever
lv aud I' iti ick lluichinson to I'.
Penitentiary including leu dollais
paid on last years bill 153 03
do
DEPUTY ATTORNEYS FEES.
Amount paul lo E. II- Baldy, Esq. Attorney for
the Cuinmouwsaltli
COURT CRIER.
Amount paide Jesse F. Shuleshis daily pay as
Court Crier
ATTORNEY TO COMMISSIONERS
mount paid lo Paul Leidy
AUDITORS PAY.
A mount paid lo Ilutjli McEUvtath
16 50
16 60
18 00
2 60
do
Johnston II Ikeler
James C. Sprout
John S. Wilson as clerk
do
do
CORONERS FEES.
Amount paid for post morttrt, examinations, as fees
to Justices and Jurors
BOOKS AND BOOK BINDING.
Amount pant in tlio several ollices tn 1814
REGISTER AND RECORDERS FEES-
inount paid lo Uliaries ioimei, sq
PROTHONOTARYS FEES-
Amount paid Jacob Eyerly, Esq. 202 81
do John Uusstl g qj
WILD 4C AT AND FOX SCALPS.
Amount pain uiiivreni persons as premiums on scalps
COMMISSIONERS AND CLERKS PAY.
Amount paid Jacob Demon in full
208 58
219 84
190 00
13 50
72 92j
150 00 -
do John II bilgar
do Samuel Mears
do Frederick McBrido
do John S Wilson, Cleik
do E. Men.lenhall do
EDUCATION FUND
Amount paid on bills for Roi,iiugcreek
n 03
2 07
7 56
do Aliillui
do Valley
TAX REFUNDED.
Amount paid dillerenl persons on land sold & redeemed
PENITENTIARY EXPENSES.
amount paid h I'enilentiary for support of convicts
ORDERS REDEEMED BY NEW ISSUE
Amount paid sundry persons in old, orders
do John Melleniy lor bis nolo
Toial amount of expenditures in I S II,
Amount of Orders redeemed in 1814.
6314
291
23
90
(!u outstanding Jan. 1, 1811
Whole amount of Orders issued in 1841
159 7 J
STATKMEXT
OF
Outstanding Debts Due
The County Jauuary 1, 1845.
Amount duo by L. II. Rupert
lata Trensueer,Jan. 1,18-14,
dobof old ordma redeemed
487 87
by new issuo and charged
to L II Unpen late Tt'r
do by D. Clark present
Treasurer
do of bond hy Thomas
sod W. ISarber
do Xota of J. S- enningx
Jo 8 doiuou Heaver
do John Miller
do bam. llachenhuch
do Daniel McC'aity
do Alexander Yeable
do John Melieury
do Jury fees and Court
tines in hands of I. Derr
do due by I. Doir deducted
ou bill of 1844
243 61 713 M
Wi 5
012 31
21 20 J
44 :is
t 58
60 00
75 21
48 17
20 00 SI2
66 00
9
i3 54 79 hi
S2239 43i
Amount duo hy Collector as follows;
I. Mile's estato Mahoning for 1 84(1
CI 01
John Winner, emlock. 1841 66 79
John Bailer, Montvur 37 16
Jacob fbipman.Ml PWanant I 00 IU4 64
Samuel r'res,Uriercrek,.843 360 65
Samuol Krosslcr, ZJloom 264 13
Hiram Phillips, CattauLuia 188 33
William Cox, lireeuwood IS 49
William Kelly, Jackson US 83
John McWilltaias, Liberty 170 8a
Henry Folmer, Limestone 19: 63
Caleb Thomas, Madison 142 13
Samuel Creasy, Milllin, 22K 9."
Daniel Fnrnwald, Orange 67 8 1
('hades Mensh, Koaringercck MS 71
Wiiliam (Jole, Sii"ailoaf y.r 18 1331 57
James.McDerniotl,floom,1813 ail I VI
Elwood Hughes, Onercieek 3( f) 79
John Low. Caltawissa 310 fjt
Israel Biddle, Derry 217 34
Harman Labour, Fishingcreek 127 62
Joseph Kobbins, Greenwood 85 25
Jacob Hishel, Hemlock 91 4 'J
Kichard Wilson, Liberty 328 60
Jackson Cariiuhan, Madison 291 05
John ifcst, Mahoning C07 77
Ceojgo lirown.Miflliu 227 01
Jacob Leidy, Monteur 84 75
James Grimes Mt J'lensant 136 31
James Van Horn, Orange 6(1 63
James Craig, Koaringcreek 37 83
Keuben Uavia, b'uf,arloaf lfi9 42
Caleb Appleman, Valley 181 613075 05
ChasHannbuch, ttloom,1814 782 58
Elwood Hughes Uricicreck 644 05
1'eler A'odine, Caltawissa 415 08
James C. Sproul Dtirry 41)0 97
John Low l-'ranklin 267 83
William Ikeler Fishingcreek 207 40
I'hiliu Keese Greenwood 267 97
John O. Kinney Hemlock -'DO 61
David I'eiuley Jackson 66 50
Fiederick McUiidu Litneslone 428 D7
Uohtr: A utcn, Liberty 521 35
Uui. Howell, Mt Pleasant 115 !M
John K. Girton, Montour 2y6 22
George Derr, iladison 464 97
Kobert C. lfussell Mahoi ing 760 66
James I'ulteison, Orange 262 22
James l.'iaig, ioaiingcrcck 409 70
John F. Davis, Kugarloaf 21(1 86
Thomas liciil'u Id, Valley 240 13
Charles 11. Hess, Milllin 036 357659 40
588 34
879
33
80 22
120 81
5G9 20
Whole amount due the county, Jan;
7, 1815, including athoncrtions &
Commissions to Collectors.
f 15,1 91 31j
We the undersigned, Auditiors of Col
umbia, being duly elected In eelile and ad
just the accounts of the 'Treasurer an I
Commissioners, have cnrvfully exainiiivd.
40 50
'The accounts and voucher? of ibe mmjic for
the year 1811. Do certify, that vie find
them to bo correct as set forth in the fore
i;oing statements and that we find a ha I
lance id (wli in tho 'Treasury, for
counly purposes, of six hundred and thrco
dollars aud fifty three cents, and a halbince
outstanding due the county from the uhovo
mentioned sources, of fouticcn thousand
eight hundred and eighty seven dollars und
seventy eight cents and a half. Given un
der our hands, this 1 lib day of January,
62 50
23 47
A U. 1815.
-53 60
JOHNSON II. IKELER,
1-
JAMES C.SPROUL,
PETER KLINE,
luditor.
33 45
We the undersigned, Commissioners'' ot
the County of Columbia, do cenifv thaf
he foregoing is a full ai.d eoireci statement
512 25
of the receipts and expenditures of said
counly, for the year 1844
Witness our hands this Uih, day of Jan
4 qo
A. D. 1845.
JOHN B. EDGAR, ")
SU1URL MEARS. I'lVri
FREDERIC M'BIilDE J
Attest, E. Mendenhall, Clerk.
jJO
88
g 22
January 20, 1645.
The foregoing report of the Auditors, of
Columbia county; beinc 'presented la iha
854
Court of Common Pleas of said connly.the
said Court order and direct that the same
he filed among' the records of tha Conn
of Common Pleas, aforesaid, conformably
the acts of Assembly, in such cases made
84J
and provided
J. R. ANTHONY;
GEO. MACK-,
Judges of Common rieas 1
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56
140 22
THE Farm on which the late Conrad
Hess resided siua.'ed on Big Fishing rreek,
m Sugarloaf.willbe rented. for ONE YKAh?
75 52
from the firsl ol April next. Said Karm
ontains about
150 ACRES
280
20
75 unu"er improvement, with a good
FARM HOUSE
AND
BARN.
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"pon ihe premises. Conditions mad
known upon applications te
i?8G0f 1'
WM HESS, Executor:
Sqarloaf, Dec, 37, 1811.