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aaa• aiti,33131210039 aes tonzf! . -- ,)'l!*}Pro 4:: - ft
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PARE subaoribe: respnellully Worms
al. the public that he tuna ..1a.a,1 a per- ),
analsont Dstnerrentypo Gallery, in the
fido.a formerlyl kept a. a Temperance
Were hn ehlittlbergbilrg street, it few doors
ftom tha',Dismontl, where he it prertifed,
at all Woes sud in all weathera, to take
DJ IN I 11.; R St A' 0 1'11"1'
kn, beat etyle, of all !sixes and kinds, and at
the lowest rate*. If my pictures dee, not
give fiatisfaction, there wilt nu,charge.
0r37011 , * me is
. • SAMUEL WEAVER,.
Gettyahurg, May. 'l4, '52-Iy. '
~,. • BOUNTY LANDS.
, 11110ERSONS etitilled to Bounty
v' , - 11 , [Arida under the Iloilo( Con
gress of the United States min
fi
.. _, havo their clai:ns promptly nod
. ~. efficiently attended to by applica
`... ton either personally of by letter
lithe subscriber. mins office in Gettysburg.
Claimants; whose applications have benut
euapended on account of deficiency in
proof may (toil it to.their advantage wean
scrThe fee charged is its in each mow.
payable upon the delivery of the warrant.
• The. entworiber will also attend to claims
for Ponsions for Revolutionary or other
services soil the location of lands. The
aslo'and *Raise of Land Warrants si.
( tended tii;iatol the highest cash price paid
for the same. IL G. )leeligAßY.
May 14--v•
D. M 7 CONA UGF-lIY,
.ITTORNAIr .1t Mfr.
jit'FFICE in the South - west corner of
7 1 .-F the public square, one door west of
George Atnold'e Store, and formerly oc
cupied as Law Office by John Pireon
atigity, Esq., deceased.
wifinornest and Solfritor for
l'iltents and Pensions,
_Can furnish very desirable facilities to
apPlicituts and entirely relieve them from
the oecessity
,of a journey to Washington.
r D. htqC. is prepared to attend to
thirproseoution.of
Claims for Bounty Land
trkSoldiers„of the .War of 1812 and others
-,—the selection of chaise lands and lona.
Ong their Warrants—procuring Patents
and selling Soldiers' lauds to the best ad
vanisge. Apply to him personally or by
lour!,
gouysburg. Nov. I. 1850—tf
Dr.ta J. Lawrence Hill,
DENTIST,
n FFICE in Chambersburg street. op
potite the Lutheran Church. 2 door
east of Middlerof's store where he may
be found ready -and willing to attend to
any case within the province of the Den
tist. Persons in want of full sets of teeth
are respectfully invited to call. .
REFERENCES.
Dr. C. X'• BluttvraT.l Rer.C.P.Kaaorg, D. D
..D.H 1 Prof M .14.ross
" • H. B.lioap," ,H. L. &cream'',
" D. Drumm, H.A t .aur.r.s surto
Roy. ROIll'T. Jou rroox, I " M. L. Etratvßa.
July 7. 1848.
TO UT 0:1:INTO.
I N'eionitiquence of il,l health, I have ple
tied toy business and papers io the
hamfecil - Wie. ff. &rum:goal. Esq., whom
i'reicatitnaind to the confidence of the pub
t•
A. R. STEVENSON
W. H. STEVENSON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
dirbFFICE. with A. R. Sitsviuseou. Esq.
7- the North Weeteorner of the Cen
tre Square. Gettysburg. Pa.
Diamond Tonsors—New Firm
Wilton SD' lirotber,.
FASHIONABLE BARBERS AND HAIR
DRESSERS.
CAN at all times he found prepared to
attend to the calls of the people, at
the Temple; in the Diamond. adjoining
the county Building. From Long expe
rience they flatter themselves that they can
go throogh all the ramifications of the
Tonsorial Department,
with each an intinitetlegree of skill, as
will inlet with die entire satisfaction of
all wimp may submit their chins to the
keen ordeal of their razors. They hope.
therefore. that by their attention to bolsi
.nesti.sind a desire to please. They will :net'.
it as well as teceive.a liberal share .d
patronage. The sick will be attended
:to at t4por private dwollings.
-' TO THE 111131.7. C.
HE undersigned holds himself in
readiness stall , Mmes, to *etas
Ti
ra
NEER, for the selling of goods of all
kinds at Public Sale, and it any time and
place its the county of Adams.
He l saiy be found at all times at the
1 :0 1 drolumorY of .9. W. Blessing. next
door to the Eagle Hotel, Gettyshuig.
Tagopoite M'OAUGIIILY.
_ 'larch b..-41
, rbe Sables
A RE requested to enill and examine
A PASISIESTOCICS larspe and beau
lifutitnek ut Dress (ilocicLs, consittidg. of
%HP de (44104 Aferinnoe, Do Sloe, Da- ,
mammies, Tliibeit (Moths, Cripreilis faus..l
tress, Canton 'Cloths, Alpacas. alms Black:} LETTERS of !administration, on the
and IFilley Drees Silks amitatimi, all fur , estate Etnesars IiAINEe. late of
"le cheap at the mill • Munition township, Adam' co., Pa., de.
REV' FRO:Tr. I einoed, having been granted to the subseri.
tier, residing in said township, notice is
Nimbi given to those indebted to sitid ea
taie,in make pay men t without delay, and to
those having olcima - to present them pro.;
perly authenticated for settlement.
GEO.. EILLIIES. Atlrter.
Dee. at, 1851.—.614.
• 499 MIN WANTED
fite - purthase a superior lot of Sleek.
Slue; 'mad Fancy colored French.
Emends. end Ameriean Cloth, Drees and
Weak Coats. These coats are well made.
all we sok of you Is to come and judite for
yammetees. Remember the placers SAM-
N'S Ons pries stone opposite t he Dank.
Bonnets and Bonnet Ribbons
LADIES, 11
,you wish to see a hefty
9011 imoietsiont of Bowie 11 0 6,
eet`-Wonli. INA at
FM -4 kW Hiartelmatipst * nag,.
Omelaiitileli 400 cast.
tlf.!, re. iR t?-] E PAH 24%
conqtanik• inunniacittring all kinds of,
CABINFT FURNITURE, - at his
Old Establi.hment, in South 13shitnore
street. second squnre, one door north cf ]
the •Turnpiler" printing office, Getty.
burg. Persons in venni of
FURNITURE,
=will do well to call rind examine
for iiieinselrea before . purchasing else
where. as he iv' 'rteterimined tit self cheap.
er them fne theopeet.
Itos...Airkimi. of LUMBER and PRO
DUCE takein in trade for Furniture.
of every cleiteripiton, ulnae at the shortest
notice. Ilitylti t i a neat and substantial
Ileums, he will convey corpses to ally
burn,L tinnund in the county, without ex
trr rhairge.
Gettyburg, Dec. 17, 1852.-3 m
FIRE INSURANC E.
•ir H E "sqdatnts County Nutual The In
siAranci Company" Inemed t.t Get
tysburg, is now in successful operation, and
for lowness of rates, economical manage
'llllellt °leis affairs, and safety in Insurances,
challenge* comparison with any other
similar comptiy. All its operations are
conducted under the personal supervision
of Managers selected by the Stockholders.
Th.! Book:tor - the Company are at all times
open to the intipectton of Mime insuring ia
it. As no travelling agents are employed,
persons desiring to insure can make sip
plicaiiort to either of the Managers, Irotu
whom all requisite information can be ;
gained. iga"The Managers are :
Menallen—Win. It. Wilson,
Cumberland—Robert IdeCunly,
Strabtut—Jacolt King,
Frmiklitt—Andrew Heinixehnan,
liamiltotaban—A woo W. MaginlY,
1
Liberty—John Itttunebnan, jr., 1
oxford—John L. Noel.
Attorney at law
Reading—Henry A. Picking.
Lat intore—Jarob
?loiutjoy—J,Mrpb Fink.
BOTVriCli.---David E. Hollinger,
lloroligh—Georgo mauve, D A. Buehler,
H. tilevenzott.g. B. Kurtz. S H. Russell.
Chrnznieu. Alex. Clone:in. Eden :lonia, .1. it
Vn!entitle Werner.
xln.ld, 1852—1 f.
_motes.
( 44"cr,t,q,
.:Sk .
-
• 7..asi k _ -. 7 • -6.....12rt‘c
DAILY LINE BETWEEN
GETTYSBURG & HANOV ER.
FINHE undersigned has made arrange
'. tuents to run a DAILY LINE o
-14:-- Comfortable Coaches.
between Gettysburg and Han
nyer—leaving Gettysburg tu the titornin4
in time to conneet with the cars for Phi la•
delphia, Ils,ltinicire, Harrisburg, Pitshurg,
and intermediate towns; and ren:raitn!
the name alter the arrival id the Bahl
more and :Philadelphia trains.
irr For seats apply at Diller's Hotel,
Hanover ; or to the undersigned, in Get
tysburg.
JOHN L. 'rATE
Gettymburg, Oct. 8. 1862.—il
2900 LADIES
A RE wir/ing In certify that th e HATH
AWAY COOKING STOVE is the
very best Stove now it,t rare , -Masme , th as
they will do more Cooking. R4sting and
Baling, and clo it with less labor, and last
as long again es any other Stove now sold .
These celebrated stoves are constantly
Wept tor sale at a very reduced price at
the
GETTYSBURG FOUNDRY AND
MACHINE STOP,
Where the subscribers feeling determined
to suit all persons have ako the Parlor,
Sexton's Baltimore Air-tight, Peal:Owl'
and ('abinch Cook Stove, and Air-tight
and Ten-plate Parlor Stoves of the most
beautiful patterns.
THE SE "IMOR mouans
which cannot be surpassed for lightness o
draught or in the character of their work,
are constantly on band for side, and in view
of the fact that the Mouldboard of these
Ploughs is one..fourth heavier than that of
other ploughs, it is decidedly the cheap.
est that can be obtained.
WITIUMOIXT PLOtrOBB and oth
ers, Castilian for the 'Woodcock Plough,
Wind-mill Machinery, Castings and mol
low.warc, with every article in.unlly wade
at Foundries can he obtained here.
Slacksinithing and Shoe Making as
usual.
590 AGENIS WANTED.
siooo 7115.3.
1 IV ANTED, in every County of the
• U. Skates, active and enterprising
men, to engage in the Isle of some of the
best. Books published in the reentry. To
men of good address. possessing a small
militia! of from *25 to 5100, such induce
ments will be. offered as w enable them to
maks from $3 to $lO a day.
tr:27 The Books published by us are all
useful in their character. ex iremely popular
'and command large sales wherever they
are offered 4 For further particulars ad
dress (postage paid)
DANIELS & GETZ,
Summons tis W. A. I,esry & Cn. , No 138 N.
Fecund street. Philadelphia .
_
A word to the wise is sufficient.
_A DlES—if you want to buy the ni
a"a nest, best and cheapest Long Shawls
in town. tome to Kularn Cheap Cor
ner,as your Will find there the largeatassort
tuent in the county. t , Oet. 8.
HiWte. Sacking Flannels. Frio
1011 Drees. Trimmings id groat our*
4y. and ehtniti et .
Oct. IL FA HNEIBTOOK'S..
8(S~IG'~C'I!
ecieffna,
T. WARREN & SON
110110.11,
YOLK 111211161=111.:
311111atikkar Fell LIMA.
T HIS sehool is located in a pleasant
and health: situation, joining the York
Sulphur Springw 4 in Adams County, Penn.
ylvania. and in easy of accost to Harris.
burg, Gettysburg, Carlisle, and Baltimore,
by daily stagea passing between time pla
ces
The course of instruction comprises al:
the brant)tes of s liberal English education,
together with Mathematical studies. Draw.
ing. and the French and German lingua.
gee.
During the season of flowers, frequent
excursions will be made to collect and
preserve specimens for the Herbarium,
thus uniting a healthrexercise with a most
interesting and useful study.
The summer session will commence on
the first second day, (Monday,) in the
fifth month, (May,) and that for the winter
on dot first second day in the eleventh
month. (November,) and each continues
'22 weeks.
TERibla
For Tuition, Boarding, eze., $5O per
setoonn, payable one ball in advance, and
the remainder at the end of the term.
Extra-churges are made for Drawing and
the languages. The use of reading books
without charge; and nther books and sta
tionery at the usual prices.
Each pupil must furnish her own wash
basin and towls, and have each article of
liar clothing marked with her entire
name.
JOEL WIEII MAN.
LYDIA S. WIERMAN,
Principals.
REFFRENCES.
Gibbons, Enterprise, Lancaster Co. Po.
Wm. Barnard, Marlborough, Chester County, Pa
Daniel Coble. near Hogestown, Comb. Co Pa.,
Hobert C. ferret, near Carlisle. Cumb. "
Mrohiss Bitner, Shiremanstois •• "
John Rowe. Clearfield, Bedford, " •'
T. E. Chapman, Philadelphia.
111..1 Crain, Hogeatossn, Cumberland Co., Pa.
A.. 1. Kauffman, near
11. Shelby, Shiremanstown,
James Blackburn, Bedford, '•
John Needles. Baltimore.
LATEST FASHIONS
JUST RECEIVED
NEW ESTABLISHMENT
T HE undersighed re.
spectrally announces
to hi+ friends sod the pub
lic generally that he has
et:mune/iced the
Tailoring Business
in the room reeently octet]
pied as a Shoe store by
JOHN BARRET. Oil the
South-west cornerof Baltimore and Mid
dle streets, Gettysburg, opposite Falines
melts' Store. Having made arrangements
to receive the
ILATErT
regularly from the cities, and personally
superintending all work sent out, those
who favor inc with their custom may de
li-nil upon having their work done to their
entire Safisinelion.
pckx,..Country produce will be taken in
exchange for work.
IV M. T. KING
Gettysburg. Oct. 15. 1852-sm.
Baltimore Adirertisemeiit:.
pg^.lTC I I TS,
GOLD .I.VD SILVER II:IRE
L. 11. lIILLIEIt
Whotests& trateh and Jewelry House.
N 0 2'2; 13 tit. it.. S. E. C..riter ul Charles rt rre
M PORTE R of English aura IJIL Watches "tin! took of eacr,
min, Wale}, Case ,Nlakers and Manufac
turers al Foie Gold Jewelry. IVe call
the attention of Sottutern and Western
dealers 111 %I . :ocher , . Jen ciry sod Silver.
to our very extensive stork. assuring them
that in no tinkle in oar line shall we al
low any establishment to surpass us.
er in quantity, quality or low prices. We
are the only Wholesale House in this
branch of trade in Bill Ithore, and shill
lure "very lair means to induce Southern
and Western inerohants to open accounts
with us. Our terms shall be as liberal
and accommodating as can possibly be
found in the United States.
We will take great pleasure in showing
our goods to Sou!hem and Western mer
chants, whether they open accounts with
us or not.
L. H. 31ILLER da CO.,
Iropottootof Watches, 13altiwore.
Feb. 4. 1353.-1 v
Rotutit 13ratbers,
IdAD; UFACTURE Its AN IMPOWI'EIts OF
Paper Hangingp,
No. 207 Baltimore street, Baltimore, 111 d.
I NviTE aitention to their very elegant
and extensive assortment of Paper
Hangings, embracing line gold and velvet
decorations, tine French, in plain and rich
colors, with an immense assortment of
ordinary, satin and common papers. Al
so Curtain Papers, Borders. Fire Prints,
Tester and Centre pieces. &c. 11. ant
H. were awarded at the late fair of the
Maryland Institute, a GOLD MEDAL for
the superiority of their Paper Hangings.
Feb. 4, 1 863.'--3m
Philadelphia Adverthsementa
HAILY Ic SON,
=CZ=
I=l
La: I>lo 143 Ct 41T1CL...
only parairtag the Latelll bty6ll
av Gaut.la. w 4.04 •ro oared at.
• 07 R:al• at
Market Stmt. *bon Brdl4 1.01
lur Stscot. Pr.Mdylutim ,
YYI 44.tesitxta LS •
muthyl M by lialM My yr.
Philadelphia, April2B, 1852-Iy.
- -
LEATHER.
Fritz, Williams dt. Uendry.
Store No. 29, N. 3rd street, Philadelphia
WIRIICCICO MANUTApTURIKIII.,
CURRIEIIB, AND TM PORTE RS
Commissitorand General
ZEJTHER BUSINESS,
1 11 / 3 111OLZIS6.IA1dt .111.311 1 211.135.
ogr , Manufactory lb Margaretla
' Philadelphia.
July 9. 1862.-Iy.
MONKEY JACKETS:
A pod and "eheep article to' be found
st the one price atonal SANISON4
COUNTERPANES..white
for eels very low at KURTZ'S
gMr . " Blauks of all kinds, for,
sale 4 this office.
,
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r Lai
'1 1
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HOFFMAN & WARRENS'
Y 12,7) waltovalawah
\..4 et li4b t,
WITH THE LATEST
lEmprobti) Matt Mem.
FIIIIE undersigned would respectfully
."- announce to the public that they
have entered into partnership for doipg
business at the well known FACTORY
on Middle Creek, in Freedom township,
Adams County. Pa., on the road from Get
tysburg to Einmitsborg, and are prepared
to fill all orders in their line of business,
such se
Carding, Fulling, Dyeing,
Manufacturing Cloths. Cassinetts, Car
pets, Stocking-yarn, Carpet
chains, 4.e., in the best
style and at
RE3SO2I" . .dBLE R.d TES.
The Factory has been refined and re.
paired with considerable care and expense
—the latest improvements in machinery
having been introduced—so that custo
niers may rely upon having their orders
tilled promptly and to the best advantage.
For the convenience and accommodation of
Ci mufflers, Wool will be called for and
goods delivered at the following places,
every few weeks, to wit:
All the Stonier in Gettysburg ; Brinkerbors
Store, Fairfield ; Blythe & Pan tote's do.; London's
Mill, Liberty township; Weikert'e Store, Green
mount ; yer's Store Freedom township; Hann's
Store, Mountjoy township; Lower's Moro, Ar
entlistown ; Wertz's Store, Arendstown ;
Wit
mer Store Mutinnashurg ; Scott's Store, Cash•
town ; Sneeringer and Renshaw's. Littlintown
Arnold. Mill, Locust Grote ; Smith & Clutz's
store, Eninntsburg, 111 d ; Kudisill s store, TalSeY•
urn. Md ; Creglo'e Store, Tenneytown Road.
All of our work is warranted !
to please. Goods at all times exchanged for
Wool. The highest price paid for Wool. I
No expense or trouble will be spared to
give entire satisfaction tocustomers. Give
us a cull, and test our work.
C. W. IFIOFFMAN,
THOMAS WARREN,
DAVID WARREN.
April 23, 1852-Iy.
"ANOTHER CHANGE"
gni F the reasons IF shout to take place,
-end wilt it many a change in the
Stclesi Fashions and qualities of L.i-
DIKS' .1A GESTLENES'S AP
PA kt OL. But many and Great as these
rhanves will he, JEW ARNOLD is, as
usual, prepared to accommodate all who
will -button up" at :he approach of Win
ter. or how at the mandates of the Tyrant
of Fashion. Having just returned from
the eastrrn cities, with the largest, cheap
est, ar,d best selected stork of
Fall and Winter Goods
ever ht•fore offered in this Town or Coun
ty, he invites the world and the rest
of mankind," to call, examine, and by all
!means buy—almost !•wtt !out money and
without price," of his law and well se
lect• d stock of PLAIN it. FASDIONA—
; BLE, LADIES' alai GENTLEMEN'S
!Dress G "11(18, ng in part. of Black.
Brown, Blue, and Olive CLOTHS, as
sorted Felt, Fancy Beaver, London, Drab
:old Petersham for Overcoat?, Black,'
Plain and Fainc!t Cassimeres, Black and
Fanry Samiens. Velvet Cords. Buckskin'
Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans. Mark Satin.;
Fancy Silk. and Woolen Vestings, Li n .
seys. Flannels, Cloakings. &c., also
FOR LADIES' ,WEAR,
Black and Cha,igealgle Dress Silks. Black
Alpacas, Fancy and Binrk Maus de !Agnes.
Cashmeres, firings. Ginharns. Ate_ Arr.,
also, a larize lot DI Sii.M . LS ills( receiv
ed, and Witt he Kidd' cheaper than can tte
bought al :lily in her house Cal
and bee fur yourselves.
Oct, 1, 1852—ff.
Books ! Books ! !
S. H. HEELER
7IENDERS his thanks to his frends
for the liberal patronage an long and
uniformly extent ted to him, and informs
them Olathe has recently receivetßithis old
estahlishinent in Chanthersburg street, in
addition to his former large stock of Books,
a new assorimen t to which he invites at
tention, as being tl,e largest, fullest and
heat assortment of
Classical, Theological, School,
Miscellaneous ea s tp BOOKS
ever opened in Gettysburg, and which
as usual, he is prepared to cell at the
IIiCrVERY LOWEST PRICES...EA
Gettysburg, Pa., June 4, 1852.
ernltt %TIMM'
A ND see a first-rate assortment of Pan
taloons at SA MSON'S one price
store, such as Black, French Cassimeres,
Doe Skin Cassimeres, Fancy Cassimeres
of every kind mentionable, Cassinets of
all colors and shades, and at prices to
suit all. [ Oct. 1.
of all kinds. Cap and Letter Paper of
the heat quality, Note Pa per,..Visiting
Cards, plain and fanny Envelopes, Pen
knives, Quills, Gold Pens and Penedo, dle.,
always on hand and for sale low by
8. H. BUEHLER ,
H A WI,S, Bonnets, Ribbons, and Dress
►J Gonds,•a select assortment, just open.
ed, and cheaper :ban ever. at
MIDDLECOFF'S.
THE STAR AND BANNER.
Is published every Friday Evening, in
Carlisle street, two doors from" he
Diamond. by
D. A: di. C'. H. BUEHLER.
T Mit kr a .
If paid in advance or within the year $2 pet
annum--if not paid within the yes $2 so. No
paper discontinued until al larreantges are paid—
except et the option " of the Editor. Bingle copies
61 cats: . A Allure to notify a discontinutuse
will be regarded . 5 , a new engagement,
1 10.ffistenents, not exceeding a square inserted
tune donee for sl—every sobsequent insertion
.12 ante. , Longer nisei in the same proportion.--
!ill sdietthentents' not specially ordered' for' a
given time will be continued until forbid, A libe
rat reduction willbe glade to those who advertise
by thwyear.. -)
Jett Prima*, of tl-k Inds siceontedneatly end
prikmptly, and on rit sUnable tame. , ,
Ultra and Cetnetutiiioetions to thr *alto?, (ox.
ti lt s
3epting such as 44 Money or as' name, 01
sew sibeedhe 'Mt POST Pica in 014400 s
Nouns 'Manna ' ,t 4 '! , + . •
~,, 1
IMELIPTS LIAD EAPEADT4IASIF MINS . 01A,
•
COMMISSIONERS' OFFICE, Adana County , Pa
•
A GREEABLY to an set of Assembly, entitled "An Act to raise County Rates and Leaks," requiring the CommisC rsone
of the respective counties to publish a statement of the receipts and expenditures yearly, we, th e Commissione r s of T axes
for said county, do report as follows, to wit : from the sixth .day of January, A. D., 1852, to the fourth day of January, A. D.,
1853—both days included.
Thomas Warren, Esq., Treasurer, and the Commissioners, in account with the Coaty of Ad
ams, as follows :
To outstanding County Taxes and Quit Rents
in hands of Collectors.
County Row and Levies smurdfor 1952.
Borough of Gettysburg. $lOlB 93
do. Quit Rents, 178 50
Cumberland township, 906 18
Gertn•tny " 591 78
Oxford •• 813 79
Huntington •• 898 42
Latimore 553 45
Hamiltonban " 947 82
Liberty •• 493 29
Hamilton •• 730 85
Menallen, " 636 01
Siraban, •• 803 16
Franklin ... 918 54
Conowago " 757 21
Tyrone, •• 484 93
Mountjov " 802 13
Mountpleasant " , 928 03
Reading •• 823 27
Berwick. '• 396 73
Freedom .. 317 85
Union " 738 29
Butler, '• 606 94
15,205 00
To cash received from S. Fahnestock, Ebq. late
Treasurer,
4. sundry persons nn Loan,
4. for Inquest,
'
4. abatement on State 'Fait,
costs from Franklin emintr.
4. front Sheriff, Jury lees (IL lines,
The outstanding County Tax and Quit Rents appear to be
in the hnnds of the following Collectors, to wit :
YEARS. COLLECTORS. TOWNSHIPS.
1848. John G. Frey, H. of Gettysburg
1850. Leonard M'Elwee, Huntington township,
° Samuel Studebecker, Tyrone,
1951. Samuel Weaver, Hor. of Gettysburg,
" David Schriver, Cumberland tp.
" Joseph Barker, Germany tp.
Joseph 1. Smith, Oxford tp.
" Joseph Tronuter, Huntington tp.
" Aaron Cox, Latimore tp.
1852. Peter Aughinhaugh, . Bor. of Gettysburg,
" Joseph H. Black, Cumberland tp.
John Rider, Germany tp
" Jacob Martin, Oxford tp.t
" Jacob Asper, Huntington tp. •-)
Peter F. Smith, hatimore tp.
John Clark. Liberty tp.'
" Martin Getz, Hamilton tp.
° George B. Hewitt, Menallen tp.
,‘ Nicholas B. &quiver, Straban tp.
" Michael Crowl, Franklin tp.•
" John Schwartz, Conowago tp.t
o Jacob Hersh, Tyrone tp.
" Davin Clapsaddle, Mounijoy tp.•
" Phineas Marsden, Momnpleasant tp
" John L. Tanehinbmigh, Reading ip
" _Michael H. linzintller, Union tp,
" Henry Slaybaugh. Butler ip.
Hamiltonban, fierwilk and Freedom, had paid in lull before
the settlement. Those marked (•) have since paid in full.
Those marked (t) have since paid in part.
TO THE HONORABLE THE JUDGES OF THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF ADAMS COI NTI
E. the undersigned, duly elected Auditors to settle and ad
said county, having been sworn or affirmed according to
account from the 6th day of January, A, D., 1852, to the 4th da
Thomas Warren, Esq., Tri..asurer, and Commi
Cash received from S. Fahneetock, Esq., late
Treasurer,
Outstanding county tax and quit rents,
Loans from sundry persons,
Amount of County Tax assessed for 1852,
Quit Rents. ..
Costs for Inquest,
Abatement on State Quota,
Costs from Franklin County,
Gusts from Sheriff for Jury tees and tines,
W E. the undersigned, Auditors of the County of Adams, Pennsylvania, elected and sworn in pursuance of law, do REPORT,
that we met, did audit, settle and adjust. according to law, the account of the Treasurer and Commissioner* of said Coun
ty-, commencing on the ou t day of January, 1852, and ending out the 4th day of January, 185 a—both days inclusive ; that said
account, as settled above, and entered on record in Settlement Book, in the Commissioners' office of Adams county, is correct,
and that there is a balance due to the County of Adams, by Thomas Warren, Esq.. Treasurer of said county, in cash, of Seven
Hundred and Thirty-one Dollars and Ninety-four Cents, and in outstanding taxes, Three Thousand Eight Hundred and Sixty-six
Dollars and Twenty-four Cents. F. O. HOFFMAN,
ANDREW MARSHALL, 4uditors,
JOHN DICKSON, jr. }
January 28, 1853.-4 t
...._ ___. . ... ... . ..
REGISTER'S NOTICE. the township of Franklin, county of Ad
ams. deceased. TO THOSE INTERESTED.
NOTICE - 99. The first and final account of Silas THE notes giver for articles purchased
1 . 11 tees and other persons concerned , M. Horner, Administrator of all and sin- at my sale last Spring, and falling
that the didministration discounts herein- gular the goods and chattels, rights and due on the 23d of January next, have been
alter mentioned, will be presented at the credits , which were of Sarah Linn, lam of pitiedd in the handsof D. A. Floznt.ea, &o-
Orphans' Court of Adams county, for con- Mountjoy township, Adams county, dec'd. quire, for collection. The attention of
&minion and allowance, on Tileadati the DANIEL PLANK, Register. those interested is desired, as it is my wish
22d of February next, viz : Register's Office, Gettysburg. 1
to have said notes promptly liquidated.
91. The second account of Samuel Jan. 28, 1853.
Weaver, one of the Executors of Conrad
Weaver. deceased. Doc. 24, 1852.-3 t
92. The first and final account of Ro
bert M. Hill, Administrator of the estate
of Martin Hill, deceased.
93. The account of Jobb W. Coon, Ad
ministrator of the estate of John Zolling
er, deceased.
94. The first account of Solomon Star
ner, Jr., Administrator of the estate of
Solomon Starner, Sen., deceaged.
Ob. The account of David W. Horner, Blake's Patent Fire and Water REIVIOVAL.
Administrator of the estate of William M. Proof Paint, ,
Harper, deceased, SUPERIOR ARTICLE, for sale j ' LAW REN°E , 3CI/143
-ii has
96. The eccount of John J. Kerr, guar. AIL at Fahnestock's, sign of the removed his Store to the toom
.
ding of James A. Scott, minor eon of Jo. RED FRONT. on the South West coroer of the Diamond.
seph Scott, deceased. •
. .
9 7. Thcrlllin slldanal , arootint of Him. d - jr,ovEt; an d Hosiery, Black and Fan. His friends i i
nd customers are nvitee elo
' .
ry Mickley, Administrator of the estate of I LO or Crrarshi, . Ladle's' Shoes, Cloth call and ace him.
Nicholas Rushy, gip.. deceased, Mho was and Plush Caps, chesEat Jat l - 2 1. 1 852 , .
Guardian of'ilie person and estate of fhtio Oct. e. ' FAHNESTOCICEP. ' ...,
,
, OV.EIRACOAIrs.
phis Catharine Giniater, ' minor daughter ' ' ' '
of Henry Dobler, emend.. . WRENCH WORKED COLLARS Az, A • LARGE tat of B a w dy -1112de Oehr..
9$ The nneca t nt of J o hn Deird or ir AL , IfILIPE:2I9,, in grent •vatiety. asd 410 . coats, of ill' *ores, aim and Matti
. ,
anl4l*Jkardoirff, Executors of the laid, thisp 'foe,. 'be hat xi ' ~, : are offered by
will ,*O, kindliest of Distild' Deardorff, et .VIDDLECOFF'SIt SKELLY' 4 HOLLEBAUGH4
TUB itZZSa
DOLLS. CTII
1654 89
501 75
3510 00
18 83
640 00
12 00
75 00
$21,617 27
52 36
101 90
56 73
83 66
78 09
105 61
140 10
77-45
40 00
365 43
165 13
206 73
213 79
198 42
153 45
93 29
230 85
77 49
103 16
127 54
260 28
184 93
99 13
180 56
123 75
242 29
97 94
$3,806 24
AUDITORS' REPORT.
CCEMEM
501 75
1654 60
3510 00
15,0z6 50
178 50
18 83
640 00
12 00
75 00
$21,617 27
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By orders paid out se follows, to wic
By auditing and settling pubtic areoonts,
R. G. M'Creary, Esq., Auditor. appointed by the
Court to audit public offices,
Clerk's pay, 15 00
Wood and Stone Coal for public buildings, 200 00 107 25
Postage, stationery, and dorkpli-for offices, 90 58
Abatement to Collectors or trpor cent. 372 57
Medical attendance on prisoners, 17 00
Fox scalps,
34 06
Coroner's and Justice's fees for Inquisitions, 75 63
Assessors' pay,
471 50
Officers' pay, Spring Election, 316 42
General and Presidential Election, 943 92
Repairs at Bridges,
206 40
Prothonotary, Register, and Clerk of Session fees, 159 95
Repairs at public buildings, (iron doors at Jad, &c.) 99 13
Public printing and blanks,
314 00
Grand Jury and Tip Stavesipay, 1852, v 324 63
General Jury.... .. 1,079 73
Sherifrs Bills of Court costs, 619 43
Treasurer of Poor-house, 4,800 00
Court Cryer's pay,
82 50
Road Damages and Damage Views, 614 08
Taxes Refunded,
52 10
Justice and Constable fees for committing vagrants, 35 46
Counsel to Commissioners, annual salary, 30 00
Argument of cases in Court, &c. 20 00
John Musselatan, jr., Esq., Commissioner's pay 180 00
Jacob Greist, o o
180 00
Abraham Reever, Esq., .. 177 00
Notes and interest paid,
2,849 52
Jailors' fees for keeping prisoners. 215 93
Certificates of Congiable returns. 1852. 87 77
Quit Rents paid Geo. 11iines's heirs up to January, '52, 2 00
Conveying prisoners to Penitentiary, 71 10
John Houck, Esq., in trust for Borough of Gettys•
burg for paving public square,
Keeping prisoners at Penitentiary,
Payment on Marsh Creek Bridge, (in part)
Digging Well a: Jail, &c.
Establishing Meridian Line,
John Scott, Esq., Sheriff, euinmoning Jurors,
Directors of Poor, pay.
Exonerations to Colectors.
Collectors' fees,
Outstanding 'raves and Quit Rent',
Treasurer's Salary,
Balance in hands of Treasurer,
IN TESTIMONY that the foregoing statement of Receipt,
and Expenditures exhibited at the office of the Trea
4, 0 , `C.:. surer of said County, is a correct and true co py.
ae
; taken from and compared with the original remain
4s. ing in the books of this office, we hare hereunto
set our hands, and affixed the seal of said office, at
Gettysburg, the fourth day of January, one thonsand eight
hundred and tilty-threo. JACOB GItIEST,
Attest—J. AcutitxnAtrtati, Clerk
not the Public Accounts of the Treasurer and Coin in issioners of
law, itEPORT tl.e following to be a general statement ul said
• of January, A. D., 1853—both clays inclutuve.
,stoners, in account with the County of Adams..
Outstanding Tax & Q. Rents, 1848,
1850,
1851.
1852,
Fees for 1849,
" 1851,
" 1852,
Exoneration!, for 1849,
1851,
•• 1852,
Disbursements cm County orders
Treasurer's commission on 818,707 71, at p et.
Balance in hands of Treasurer,
fig OAPS, Perfumery, Hail Oils, Motto -
" Wafers, Portmanies, Ate., a new as
sortment juet opened at BUEHLER'S
Bdok and Drug Store, in Chumberaburg
street.
1. REE VER,
JOHN MICKLEY, Jr
Commissiouers.
3 1 4143 4 4 0 /1" 4/c01047
DoLLs. cTs
100 00
108 41
958 71
140 50
34 50
87 00
60 00
611 77
323 81
3.8(10 24
250 01
731 WI
821,617 27
DOLLS. CM
52 30
158 72
531 00
3124 10
28 30
214 94
82 00
3 14
93 95
14 18
16381 87
250 61
731 114
821,017 27