For standing, matter per snare, (40_worded Si SO chaiMiLth:,4,4l^..4 M , ~, tuiteTtokftwiti„Ev.i.,.." 4,:. . hree insertions,: I,2slTineeinorrtha... i n;o0 Four Insertions.... I,soyour months .... 13,00 Five Insertions— . I,7slFive m0nth5......!14,00 One week . 2,ooiSix. months i 15,00 Two. weeks 3,60 One year t 25,00 Three weeks 6,001 One square changeable epee a week 1 year. 11.30,00 DAILYS Single subscriptiona nalls9oper year, pay (1 sto hotigwaae,- - L i 4 apgt d ,=,. tY, 1019 a . _a psi, week, 111VX V,, r 3.c /Se - 1 , OE4 . übsaripit6as - Five copies, each Ten copies, each. Twe g nty copies, each, (and one to getter up,) Thc. GERAIAN .-, BITTERS, P,l4,EkilditED C• M. , PHILADELPHIA. PA Attlibin6tl-13df Rooin OR A Ru - tc-rcrr - tyrE FOR fru :NT, JAN INTOMATING BEVERAGE, BUT A HIGHLY CONDENTRATED VEGETABLE EXTRACT. A - puny: TONIC, FREE FT2()At Alcoholic Stimulants or Injurious rugs, A NI) WILL EFFECTUALLY cuitx. LIVER COMPLAIkr , 9 Dyspepsia and Jaundice:, IiOOFEAND'S GERMAN BITTERS &Aide xei'vous 3-, ion sea of thp : liittueys, and Diseaset; ari• log front a Dtsor dtrred•.,ftnitats.h/ : Observe the Following Symptoms 111....1 . LF1Nii Flo Of }!Nsorders of filo Digestive Dpgntts: thin. Inward • i files. Fiiltni Ss (Jr i; Blood to the Head. ‘ i Acidity of the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust { fur Food. Fullness ur Weight to 1 the Stomach, Suur Eructations. Sink: . log or Fluttering at the Pit'of the Stan k+ , ach, Sty jointing of the Head. Hurried ud Difficult Breathing, Fluttering at the art C4oklagorSutfocatingservraionH when in lying posture, Dimness or I talon. Dots or Retie be ! fore the Sight, lever and Dull Pain inithe Head, lit hciitni ~ of Perspiration. Yet . lowness of the Slim aim I.‘ es,Pain it in the side. Back, I' hest, LIDO, &C. I • ; • Sadden ;1118111, Of ile:lt, BUM- Illg in the FIC:1/1, I:On:II:MI Imaginings of Ev i 1 . and great Depres- ' oi , si o n u I Spirits HOORAND'S GERMAN BITTERS WILL GIVE YOU • GOOD APPETITE, STRONG NERVES, DEA L en] NE4I ES, STEADY NER YES. BRISK FEEL/ ink; REALTH EEEL IN( is A GOOD CONSTITUTION, A_STGOIV,GLLNSTITUTION, ! A : 4Ii.kIITIIT'CONSTITIVTION; A SOUND CONSTITUTION. MU-1 ,AMA E. I. 'l'll _ STRONG TILE DELICATE _ • _ - tfi DEPRESSED WILL MAKE 1 11 } SALLOW CO . vi PLEXION =MIME Pula. E E I'LE B. BRIGHT Will p; , vea I , lc- , ing. in F.77M - 11a.""ir Clllll , With ~ IfOry MALE OR FEMALE ; ;7, EMIEIM=I PARTICULAR NOTICE. ere arc Ipanzfpreparetion, sobratAkt ;Mc 44m.- of Hiders, put -- , 7 r in quart - bottrel r 'ethrtpellinded of Mt cheapest tCh oft? , or common rrn. rosnng Drum Yl to 40 cents per g 4:!/ , ,,, tusk drrgo s d bu Alz /4( (I) C'oriander Sere. This class of Bahr., has cauird to Cause, as long at /hey can be su.',l, falA Air the death of thr drinlards By, i,. use the 5 . !, is kept cananualliff undoi• fhr infiurdcv of Alt ohJlia Stimulants of theur,tivrid. the Lsaaor is created and kapft:,,,,,al is al; Iht horrors attendant upon a drunkards iv, and dralh Be ware of the2n. • • For those lea, desi, and svlll hays Bitters, sae publish . talloa•My rip!. (err One Vottlie „1:11eplIngtill GerpLan d mix It:PA:Three gnarl a of Good Brandy or as a f 44 c . will far excel c!. and Luc,Jt r Jenre any of it, rn4”- ket, and win co,i much ler“, F ol, ICU/ hi:, flil the virtues of lloorland's lOU era lit .11411, Loa with a good enlicleAt Lisniary 4R , than these ilferfor ihrpa,v2tda'sVil! ro.vl ,fob. DELICATE CHILDREN Thow.sulreling froni, 0 - nst awayNith'siarcely, any flesh" on' theft' bOrnel, are cured in a very snort time; one bottle in bun cases, will havemost surprising erl,t. DEBTLIWY • tt Resulting from fevers of any kind—These ' Bitters will renew your strength in a r ex) shut time AGN I E, The chips 411;1 tiettreil , Ohes..!'l3litler are used. No person Inn F et Cr and Ague In,triet should be without them. From Ren.4loloirkigoa• tr ken' ,il3l Rililbf of the Encyclopedia of lithilious Knowlrrigr. Although not disposed to fa, or or recommend Patent Medicines in general, through distrust of their ingredients and effects; 1 yet know of no sufficient reasons why a man may not testify to the benefits he believes himself IQ. havejtzerived fretnVoiktslinPleipreptirationoln the impotliat he may thus contribute to the benefit of others. Ido this more readily in regard to llootland's Qertean Meters, prepared hy Dr. U. 31- Jaeifson, cif ttds - citr, because I was prejudice& Against them for many years, under the impression that they were chiefly an alcoholic mixture. I ant indebted to my friend Robert Shoemaker, esq., for the removal of this prejudice by proper tests, and for encouragement to cry them, when surer ing from great antlong contThned detillairg.) The use of three bottled oT these Bitters, at the begin ning of the present year, was followed by evident relief, and restoration toe degree of bodily and mental vigor which I had hot felt fur six months before, and had almost despaired of regaining. I Therefore thank ea and my friend for diresilng Me to the use of them. Pitimann.t.rurA, June Tr. ISM'. J. NEWTON BROWN. • ATTENTION SOL - n - rns, AND TILE • FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS We call the attention of all hallo& relatiOnitof friends in - the' army to the fact that “iii ti'- LAND'S German Bitters" will cure nine tenths of the diseases induced by exposures and prii, 'flows incident to camp life. In the lists, publish ed almost daily iu the newspapers. on the arri% al of the sick, It will he noticed that a iery large proportion are - uttering from debiliti casea g tin lilnd ran' be Itimtlßr cured by Hoot- land's German Bitters... We hare no hesitation in stating that if these Bitters were freely used among our soldiers hundreds — of' lives. might saved, that otherwise would be lost. The proprietc•is arc daily receiving thankful letters from suttLrcri , in the army and t ritnts, who have been restored tft health by atm of those Bitters sent to them by their friends. BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS. See that the Signature of "O. )%T. JACKSON , ' Is OD the WRAPPER of each Bottle. L e size $l,OO per Bottle, or Half DaZ.4s,o° lulu size 76 ' - Doz. $-1 , tiotttertM - Xin c tAVe l 4 L r qw ,, ~. 9 1 , 01: Should your nearest arty t t! ha Wite thelit 'ole, dpinutp,ll-ofilryluzyutthelgtocleating PrePatatton't daft* offeSerin:ft6 prate, but itucz i. " 1 4°0 i Th i4And>.!:v:P.ll tar , wttrzky steurelY Packed 31p11„„,, 1 1, 1 4IL ' aueditetory,- No. 631 0 LIXIX S • . -.----4, -Ix 2 V-A-N-S - ' - I - OE9sOBSA.o q'4fr:;-14.dEggek o.* - ' 9 — l.a . : : 1 1 1 ???-' 'l'. ' ! ''' -- -"thits• - and-ilettiersrin .tr• _ 'V .Eilct. ,, ,rn , ..V . StA, g.13.1.ri i altaapo 31;t0 1,40 1,30 1,20 1,10 1,00 i ` ` MEDISAC IIaEOR,TANT TO LADIES, aF Great Amertean Remedy." Harvey's Chrono Thermal ,-,F TAE - iiii4gessusarrEvvAsiamoutHEN Surveyor General of Pennsylvania, directions have been strictly tollowedo in removing difficulties arising from For the Tear ending- Nov. 30, 11303 OBSTRUCTIONS, OR STOPPAGE OF' . - NATURE. Or in restoring the Ay stem to perfect health when suffering from spinal Affections, Prolapsus . Uteri. the Whites, or other weaknesses of the Uterine Organs. ThePlllt are perfectly harmless on the constitution, and may he taken by the Most delicate females without causing distress: at the stifle time TRIEV ACT AS A CHARM, By Strengthening, invigorating, and restoring t he system to A healthy condition, and by bringing on the infirrthfy period with regularity No mat ter front what cause the ot•struction may arise. They should, howet er, NUT he taken the first :three or four months of pregnancy, though safe at any filer time, as miscarriage Would be the result. Each boa contains - 60 Pals. PRICE. ()NI DOLLAR DR. kIARVEN'S TEMA TISE Pregnriney, AlfScarriage. Barrenness, Sterilit3 , Reproduction, and Abuses of Nature, and emphaticall3 the LADIES' PR 1- V4TE.AIEDICAL 441, ISER, a pamphlet of 7u pages: Sent 'free to tiny address. Six cents requir ed to play postage. Aar The pills and Book will be sent lay mail. contidentiallsi ifealred i SE( URE E E and pre-paid on receipt of money by .1. BRYAN. Al. D., tdencrol Agent, No. 76 Cedar street, New York 4Q . 41061.01 Fleming, Druggist, corner of the Diamond and Alarketreet, agent tor Pitts burgh. oe6-erndBw K UNKIE.L I SI CFILEI3RATED Bitter Wine of Iron Bitter Wine of Iron Bitter Wine of Iron Bitter - Wine of I rim For Dyspepsia and InditretttiOn, Fur D)spetusta and Indefestlord For lty,putitsou and lath s - eaion, For Dyspepsia and lotto:y:4ton, jt„,.. We a k :ti..i)linaot i s pool Veneral Pehill ty, vor istotooti.,h Fur rui General :Debility. eak Stomachs and General Del - alit 3 • For it Stoma( Its and t leneral Reliable and Sure to de Geed, Rellablk and Sure tudoilood, Reliable and Sure to do Goad, Reliable and ,•ture to do And Cannot do Harto, A cal I 'annual do H arm. A rat Cannot dm 11-trial. I •annot d It Costa Lut little and P wines And the Bloodi. liqnn., It'lJostyhutiittlrand Purifies the Mood. It costa but little and Purities the Blood, It t ;mats butt little aunt Yuri lies the Mood, We only ask a Trial. We only aska frill. We only =ask it I riat. Wr ~ nlc a=ka Ititl. 1 .1 thi4 Lowe, 1g tit. 1 tl.othlts Mniv- 1=21212121 M=M ti,it 7.1 ('t-pm! I Ott. •Ittr p Butt] ie.' ,r I , rie Dollar per liot 'sly -5 (1. 6. , t11 (, :tr`llitiltr per 130111, Manuf 'et urea solely by S. A. K I'N KEI, N. I kient_.-raL Depot, lld Pa %rim} street, llnr 'rieburg, Pa. Vor sde in I'll'TS131:11-01 H b 3 nll reapee table cl tllers. j :n1 rtiin I.IIIIN DR. BROWN'S OFFICE: No. 50 Smithfield S:reer. AAA , , F 9 RA Nl3l 111_, 1 - 1,•..d d I n•d l ‘ll ,r,‘ ECOINEI f,1,11•1, sorotnl,4l , nil,l I One, 'itro , tion= licredit tr, I.Lint. I- n nor. IMMEI dollar-. _,. 11/ red Ic.re Ti , 'lr re moral requiF, 1 11, j,a, king .1 twelve . ton: ofmatt, t . . tie , Milk ot a‘ hick li id lir-1 1,,. 8.- ~,.... , „i., 1 , ,,, T!... :01h. hr's. ~r.,.„,.hT on I// he (-arri,i down front from the -t f by solit3r, habits. are tile only thecliv/15007,0wn WILI SlCll'y of 1115• I,tiji.lituz .. But i n iip,. ( . l; ' in this country iihi..i. ire ,ale ; I n 1 n ill spemlib , hour- , aft, r Ow i , -it, of Ihe order for re- I restore to health. 'nova', vv..; 11;011! 01' ;due in the office was Seenreft 10( . 1.7.191 up in the railrood Dr. Br.,xvnls remedies cure inn few ;lays chi: c ars provided for ill it I , iirr.,, and in painful athistion din tittle i11,—,• ‘l. I ~ hill to phijadeli t hin . lie a 1.,/ treat- l'll.‘s. / /Ir. ti t, tfor,rrt,,, , , F re - . \.II Of 1111 , 11, ,t\'y labor i‘ :, - perfottned ba doll Di-. i, itz,-. F . .. iii , .14• Ili , c,,fl, Is:On, in the ' lia.ek and kidneys, irritation 01 the Bladder, , the 9011111 foi*, e n• L rularty , n„ . ..a lle d i n I hi, S l r l4 ;lres: btu; ' . , ; Department, a; it li the :vsistance of oneA inter to is Insweru.l lan-T -mntain at 111 , 1 (JNE la , 1.1. al, nr tWO perSoll" employed for the occasion. medt,•;.,- ,eat to any address safely pa,:lsed. 111 this connection 1 tle:sire to acknowl ' hitn,o,rat private rooms No 50. Smithfield eafre the kindn,-- lii Mr !list id Peelor, sTREIA Pat,t“rgh, Pa. noims:w formerly a clerk in Ih.. ::its, e, whose her. 1 w - CYFIC'E TO ALL CONCERNED.— . Viola in this slit; r - niii v, t.•iidered I . r.n, IN A.„,nu a . ert Ain ulass of self-tmportant pro- ~ • ..• , ,•• .. • .- - ,• pa,riow nt. , ,, , , • t, /l• //I gr,•;,t 1 alto. • pie !hi I, /- , peeoliar reeltim ol ,rontt tnim Mt Wil ed Ili rill ) , :11 -i, tali.: th.tt afiertise fini treat the The fortunate i-siie 01 the battle of Co•t disea,,ez-li ,sted In this , -tr‘t,(Palv... - , k. DISLASI: , .) I i shun ? : insiii- i .,1 11,e sadli - I,C ifarri-hur, uvli3 this: should bother nor no one Mgr -',.ri t ell . 10— Are t ,roil reiiiloreil it et•rtain IVA the htlisine.s h,,..-. m II A, or, that ..11 pi, a/ii 11, Irk' II " eti,,ll3C I' t t'l . l it (11).111111514 in 1.. 1 -,11,11 - ,1/./1 ~ f the v.iris , u- d , 'll:attuani, “i' the S.tate tie- ‘,\- .1..,..,...- th, , ..,. ~, ~ 1 , n 0Xi...,,,, to lil,, (ivi . rniiiviit inhzlil Le If -um.•sl Nt the very rehned plrlit., I slippit, i 1.' 3 1, .ml,l not - •• The 1 , capita,. thus and p_ii it i - itf the I let one oi tioar familv am 1;50 i..irty th.tt has de li/101 1•41, lot them benerii, because he ruiverti- 1•31111 Other Wet e ace, ffelin ffll i/r„t1,2 . -lit aes the Is," sti f their f,,n111) 051 , n:1.in:of I a hi.- is hark iihrdit Hie inithile o f .billy Ciiller i a humbne ~r , lir ran net the else t Iften he ha almost deprived the ;cirri' of his life. He come- . ntelln . fell , 1 1 / 1 . i 1 din rlisot 01 111 . eXla I 1(11- , :x. at last to If1)11)61f fin that ails ertises--110‘v et.c. 1 . 1.1 5 lollH1'; I:, nu v were sioe( /lily re ' art' they to 'know 7 .ere the - , n o t ~11.41,, Mat ',it ill 11 .ei I I . I li, it prop •i 1/I:sei -, ;Bill the - Ball--k ~5,.:.(;(7,0iffeir,..,,5iir1153::,7,15.11tm,/ins.,F3jt(e'li';',,S,,irrsl,li'::, bushiest' i , f the ..11i( • w.is If after treatment ..1 these ,u-:• ;so, I l'hese men ale lit id an int-ribplkti ~ I tiv, s t . -ix. weed,- . II up as shin/mg lights ill the medical u odd ; I don't is li(•ii i •v, I f h a t i ) ,,1 a , 111 ...],, 1„, ( ,), ~,. „ assert that all men are worthy that publish. still p „ there are l;:i . ,• it 11,,n11., 1 then' that are. I hate I sle or other article of V.llllO liel,a)gin; devoted at),eit nt the shele sod treatment of t“ the Mike, lifis been L -4. Pitiv.vrt: 11 1 -1-.t-I:+ lilitVitniS of -lii years, and 1 The regular ‘peratioLs of the office without (tot ban can „Try I hove sa ved hundreds , from , weie resumed Gil 111.(l 14th of 3 illy, and .).• tr., ot misery and untimely death. 111 y treatnien; is confined 111 the ,es.etaide aitoe)her, between that date and the lot thi V i.t Alb di I. 1 Liiii: 1 i is i lie Lent amt most certain. I t it In gust, when the gra d ual i 1 1,.,.. „..i. of 1 ,4 .85 my nem .•: To hi ills; lion , lted, of certiMmte, if 1 • riar. int. hundred :Ili,' ft.tty lima. thought II necessary to cart if)" to my zenetal suc- ex 'B cess 11art 1..57, - trine reFiden.a• in this lily i.; ~uttt- payments on ticc , ,unt (if' I.llld were made ,tent proof r itliout mhline more. :-Lpernistorrhea into the State TreastirV. (hi ettell; of and all di-eases .truing iron it are cured in 11 .. thcse arf.t/1111 9 /1 Mlleeti 01.1 noon hur l t ' • i ll! I i . much shorter time than heretofore. It behoove.; every youi„• man and woman to bi l l oarviul in BC- in be made before Ihe neeessary eel - title:lto leering, a physician. The different advertisements to the Treasurer could be issued. The that are seen in our papers are of no worth. and I . loss amount paid into the Treasury during no,bectent.m..iit ariaafroin answera than only of health and money. Hundreds are cured sane- this brief period of lees than two weeks, nil', by in} new remedies. Address BOX Soo. . was five thousand nine hundred and sev— Jan-lyd Pitt slairgh.poatotlice. _,.., enteen dollars and sixty-two cents, 45.- As:Walk' paid April 29, 1a . 29 ' 917 62, ) being his hundered and eighty- Interealfr, , at April .2 // . 18 7 9 , i „ i„, c j. seven (11187) more than was received Isti3 .................. .. ..... .. from the same source (luting the whole of the previous fiscal year. Tlds Is actually the sum that the payl ant gratified to be able to report a 154 very considerable increase in the business I went for 138 acres and 11 with interest, would amount to at perches, in of the Department during the fiscal year '1 t, prescrititizne. .C9ntrast it with the ending with the , Ioth of November last. he sum now required to patent the same In that period two handfed and ninety d• out of the unpatented part of the nine patents were issued, against one some Original tract, and the inequality hundred and seven the previous year; and injustice to which I have alluded will and a like gratifying increase in the num be apparent. A calculation hasod upon bee of new warrants issued, and other The the act of March, 1858, exhibits the Ml husille,S 1 rallSlll l led, is Obtlerrable. ]owing purchase money, interest and fees, for patents anal - warrauts, paid ihto the .State 138 acres and 154 perches at .Cl 5. 10 per cent 1•11 Treasury, amouitt to eighteen thousand 67 39 Interest•at 2 percent, to Ist Dec. 1863 129 42 four hundred and fifty-seven dollars and Patent tee 10 00 other 41;110 011••••••,ei. tl ••r 00.:01; ;01 0.104• n Ihe to•ut is igoorooot. OLD n i Tut"\ c, .. .~ COSTAR'S TAT 3EII. TUE X 1V EXTERMINATORS, FOR RNTS, MICE, ROACHES, ANTS, Bed Elugs, Moths in , Furs, Woolens, &e., In- Seets . on Plants, Fowls, animals, Put Op is Sac, and fsl boxes, bottles and flasks ;43 and 4 1 . 5 flasimforlIotels, Public Insti tutions. &c. "Only infallible remedies known "Free from Poisons.' "Not (langerona to the Human Famil} ." "Rats noun , put of their holea )9Q - 561,1 holosftle in. all large cities. 411 - Sold all Druggists ittul Dealers every where. Jai - Beware of all worthless hnitationS. /W-See that "Costar's" name Is on each box bottle and flask before you buy. A ddrpss_ H EN It Y R. (l( rtiTAR PrincippAl i.epot, 442 Broadway, N. Y. trtZ - Sold by H. E. SELLERS; Sr. 00., And B. L. FAIINE , rccE & co.. NI - holes:ale Agent, Pittsburgh. Jylls-61ndeod&w. THE HOW E SEWING MACHINE, *lll6 51 • sum of thirteen thousand eight hundred This is not an isolated case. There arc and ;thirty-three dollars and six cents, thousands of similar cases on the books (SI3X3 On) has been paid in ince the of the offi c e. rah of last May. The stun reeeivi,l as The fact that several millions of dollars fees for coPies his increased also, being are due to the Commonwealth from hold eleven hundred and' fifty-ri g h t 11..114r, iinil ern of ittipatente.l land., should attract eighty-1 . 61n cent-, OA u.l , out. three lulu- the nn. noon 01 the Leeislature and in dred and forty-sb: dollars in excess ofthe More -itch n. -run ills previous yearj of which the stint of is nuihey into the Treasury within all ~)11 hundred and eighty-,ix aide peti,al "Pale 11wu, - . a iiihe in thi his. nine cents has been received since ILe i.,1 v of the :;trite when the owners of the sth of May. The total payments into soil could with justice have demanded in the Treasury from the Department during dulgence from the Legislature. It was the year, amounted to nineteen thousand when railroads and canals were unknown six hundred and sixteen dollars, ($l9,- to our people: and markets were distant 616,) against six thousand and forty-three and the prices of produce low. But even dollars ($6,043) the previous year; again at that time the Legislature required com of thirteen thousand five hundred and pound interest to be paid on arrearages seventy-three dollars, ($l3, 573.) If the for Land. Now, since the State his ex business of the office had, ntitbe.enaspa- pended forty or fifty million of dollars in pended during the rebel invasion, there the construction of improvements that is no - doubt-trio the total receipts would have largely etiliancept the mine of all hale 'exceeded twenty thousand dollars, laniled'propVrtY, would it furnish those ' making the increase at !least fourteen whciare yet inarrearsfarland any ground thottspnd. I ' - of complaint if they were peremptorily Q - wijigto the "increase of busilifiss, I required to patent their lands within a have round it impossible tojpe l p four reasonable time, upon terms more favor clerk ------------•-• sc,ethistantly employed. "making . able to themselves than were given to I MBOYES 05W15.4.10 CONN. out And t^ '''te.4.-ItrY -411 this. Samuel Carapbelkandsithers beim - those 20. STARCH -iue received and for sale by the State- itan*Y - treD - havW Of the various plans by wiuch it has Colim—onVenh.h:cidistatnandiri improvements were made. - as Federal Bt. Allegheny. ..71`1 Invented IF-15. Perfected 1412. ECEIYFirt TRIBUTE FROM ALL other svittoir at the World'- Ord 12;62,, %O W" Sinner Sewinc re.'vit ed h an onoral.l, u,rut 101 l nil 11, and \Vheel er & Wilson's n for ifs t cular Hook.: The Ilatee t . sewing 31achine, was awarded 9. reml.ni (to Englitli I•:xhihitor,l as the best for all purposes on exhibition (isr lightest Machine guaranteed to make perfect work on the lightest and heat lest fabrics. ;Scrldt a thrented,Oor. Perm Si St Clair. streets. A. M. McGREGOR. my2C6dataw-ly Agent. LWERT STASIMIUOR SALE.—THE entire stock, consisting of HORSES, BUG GIES, CARRIAGES, BAROCCHES, HAR NESS, HEARSES, SLEIGHS, and ail ottier 4.lliiebt belitiging.te theistibilehmetrt fSofrEred for sale by the undersigned on reasonable term= ; and also, the buildings will he sold or leased for a term of years. For I urt her information Inquire of R. H. PATTERSoN. Corner of Diamond st . and cherry alley. Janl I.llf Z*. 9. V I S -Dsoiliziek.s 30 rases :••parlaing Moselle. In store and for sale he MILLER &•RICKERTSON. 1 • nol6 __ _ t:4l. t , I c . t I 0 4 41, 1.5-I.ff .'..-1 - 71 . ,c) _ - 9: liif z eoF ; -:,, f.. ,_' % ."' ''. 7 r - ' _71 .. . , ''', Eg i :.s7 , ' Z t. ,1 'F'' •.i , ff ~'; .." '''' ' - - .. . - • I p' - 1 • ~ • Ifi • ''.. 4 •' ,' 'la 17 ..:i e , 1 ilo .:1 : (i. l F,: ' ' A.;1 4 ' '\''-:' :' '........., LI 4 1 : .' ' • 1; / ....7.2'.. ..-........" 1",4 . ~ . ~ • , ~, 4 . ; , :, . , ..' :\ -- 1 )-1 7:-..-4:::: ': .. . V II I '.' "" ,r. 4.40) . i ( ...... %. .i %, .0 A , i i :. ~ 4 ' •,- .:.:••• 4111111114 111..::NN . ...6.,.....,::/. • ' • ' • ' -.1016- ' . A 1 1 1 " 4 "`r.- 111k . '; .: :: -- .: : • • Ars ~,,-% . c,-- \ NN. e. , _ ...-_,.' ... ;......... - •, . ..,;.; „. • AIL_ . _ 411---_ - _ --- 7-- - 2-32,.. -----, / - - e _a , ....-- _- . ..-_,:i..„•. , ,,,,,,_..„ --..,- ... r-- =_ - ,- . 2- • - ' 77- Te' - ' = . 7- t , - ' -,-- , Alg -mg i .."*;L - 4 - '. -- i_Zi7- ,- .1 - ' 4 .!:...7 - 7 1- . I '' .. : :':: ' t 1 :l it '''' ( A ft . - 7- "''-7 , ;:: 1 _,... .'..-. • 7 - . .:.....". ~----...,_...„._:- . -w,:--i_-: - -- - ---z.2—.:_, - i, .. , . e + ••...—.............. The ire .t 'l' he G rest Touic The'lisoat Ton,. Thi, Great Tonic \T. W}: KN Tt II FT 'MATT> M JJfrl 4i1J13,35t. been contemplated by the Legislature. been proposed to induce the holders of added about seven hundred dollars to the And yeti notwithstending this increase , l unpatented lands to pay off the claims of i receipts•from that source also. and the n . t . pctrary suspension of business . the State and perfect their titles, none i A scale of patent and warrant fees ar caused *the rebel invasion, that part of strikes me as eo well adopted to aceorn- I ranged ncrording to the quantity of land the dutielenjoined upon this Department plish the purpose as that suggested by i embraced in the patent or warrant, would lt,as not _been neglected. Calculations ' Mr. John C. Lewis, late Surveyor for i seem to be more just and eqMtable than upon tractt§ of land lying in the etiun- ' Lancaster county. In response to a eir ej the present uniform rates. During the riles named below, to the numbers and : rular addressed to Hon. Win. 'II. Kelm,/ past year, warrants were issued for seve r amounts , annexed, have been made since ' then Surveyor General, to the several ral tracts containing only one acre, and county suite ors, requesting them to ;these had to pity the same fees as warrants i the office (tame under my charee - 1 .-- --e -- -e 7 ,-, -- ---- et---- -- communicate to the Surveyor General ! that called for four hundred acres. One ' t ai tr wn s Dep t frP art lh men ' e t " . rt ' 4" been qiic"ilY "P°7l'd i I ' ( ‘ , 1.1 , :1ik.5. (4, 1 ,44 r - r l i , A „„•,) „, , "any suggestions of interest and silvan ,tract containing as much as nine hundred ; -----,-------, tage to the administration of the Survey 'end ninety acres and ninety perches, was ceeetie.t. , Nemeeerearimi Postcji , er. . or General's Department, and benefit sal patented at the usual fee of ten dollars, 1 ii.59i19•2 31 1 . 19.562 6 , 5 to the State at large," which they - might whilst tracts containing. less than two ' ____. —_: 1 A.dams 1 0. Brinkerhoff., ,Hume wIl• I All I E. . nastinga.lPlttibtirgh. 24.7.17 ue have it in their power to make, .Mr. Lew- , paid the same fee. !acct s There is a good deal of walk done in I Artnstrong..... John Steele. .inittaMilg..n" 21.41K2 771 • , 2 , 07.5 6 . 2 is, under date of November 12, 1861, sub the office for which the prestmt fees es- 1 0 Beaver r tI . ...... .................... ''"in..... I_Et W edlo il rd7 • • 9 . 9 , 5 . 2 ,-, G nutted the following in relation to unpat- ; I tablislual by law afford a very inadequate I /leas iti 1 '7it2 65 voted lands : 13 1.972 32 1../. S. ZaChariaShilieallftg f.or papers is i Bradford a y. I Ni li codem il us..:hlartl . u nal.urr. - ' -.,(,,, 93 The S should either resolve to ma i compensation. Searching -- its land tal ea rges available to its Trtas- lis one description of this poorly-paid 1 nu it ekt, Gr .....• p . ..f . t. e i w b e tis . .'.'...!Eotefew n . of land have lost 2,14'2 #192,1'213 58 - I I Butler _____ _ _ lifearrScanlonitlarst itdwn. In the oulkine of tIIPSC calctilatiiin9 h i , Claims allOg . etlier, 'Mil SO set the matter . sight of the warrantee or patentee „f, (ambria,,n . . . It'. VOsburg..,.. Second 'Fmk. Lode"; investigation is nece e s to •y e in or _ at rest. It is not to be supposed that the i their tracts, but are now anxious to trace i Crkiisililr: IT L. Foster_,. Mauch:Chunk. der to aettertain if there Were any pay- latter alternative will be adopted, till all , their title to its original source. tinder ; Centre hopes of benefit from another coca se are ' these circumstances they come to the of- I 1/'e'te P. Treziyulny. ,Milesburg. menta made at the time the warrants is ,s..R. Parke ! . ..:Eark.esburg. ,Clarion Clinton....... . ( ja " rnes A D lC a n v i i e d il . t ... C itetch, larl % n. k. dissipated, as it would be equally unjust flee with but little information calculated sued. Mauy, warrants were issued from to the State and to those who have hoe- • to throw light upon the subject, and a ! Clearfield ..... H. Cl. Wright... Gien-Rolie. Tro tt i. i!Rohee steube fsieg. the }'ear 1 - 73 S to the year 1740 on which Cathy discharged the claims upon them in search is instituted and often continued i., : o r iL t ilt r i d a....:::: Lal°,..e 4 Ee n T e k ri no credits can be found ; yet in all eases full. How e , then, shall the State ass,.,( several hours before the end sought for is I *Cumberland.. J. I. a careful search must be made, in order her claima ? Tn o methods have lean attained. For this search the lee is s only ma I r re- I twenty-five cents, a sum quite if vi Dai1 1 p ,, tta .r . e .........,... ir. ir..(iiSuttrottuni.,...tingedialet/towia. t,. (Ike(' ver 'whether a credit omitted in one to bring suits for their the ledger can be supplied from any other : Pr°l B ”'ed i book or record in the office. : covers ; the other, to enter them in the , for the service rendered. It may be said that there is no reason l ', E f l a e lette . Al;'nl):ic'Elik2nien'zi:ll:*:::lSinithileehrild": REPORT. ' A hirer number of warrants al , ,,i , stied respective counties as liens upon the i . land, and require them to be first pail : why the Laid Office should he required ' ' mem. _ . at an early -day, on which no survey, st. F. Rohrer.. ciatarkinVine. , Franklin E. Kuhn .Chambers burg. sen yk von tiENhii.ii2 i . l tie FIVE, i . jakre 114•1•11 returned into the e fti ee , ern nut of the proeeeds of sale Whenever, or to sustain itself from fees when no other Fulton ; t i l i nn ii e iga.L.,. . J G . e A o..l l, fo . g u e o ,2r...:Oak 'Forest. dreorge 80ny... 1 Warfordishurg. IT r: 0 , ' ,,, .-p bay nd.e.e, 26, isli'l j inAny of them nothing bas ever been however, the land changes owners. • Department of the State Government is To Ili- , Exrelletwa*, ACI C'eertto paid, and it is impoesihi e t o ~,,.e iliti e ' Without ohjeeting to either method, I . expected to do so. But if it can be made 1 k...iMount Union. 1ndiana........ Edmund Paige. Indiana. venture to sue:gest another, Which seems' thus to SUStaill it.zelf by the adoption of I Jefferson - whetlit•r the land they describe is Mill 1 Corsica. held by virtllSof them. or whether sub- to me preferable to either. It is this 7 ascale cf fees to n - hich no fair-minded Juniata- ... •.. 1 A rTlitt Myr pow. ~, _.,ffn.ontilv 1,, the I ,,, itlireitientq , Lancaster 'inner...Rig ville. Let the assessors be re Lured to deet ate La; mee iNo election. 1 of the ee l o f ti„. A..„,,,. iiih i t . , 1 ase , una d eeque n t warrttnte covering it have not .. ... . .. 4 .gh. , 1 citizen having business with it would ob- , on tilt . , been taken - ntivupon perh,,p, ,„;,,.,. f„ v „ r ' in their return:, all unpatented lands in i ject, I see no reasrrn whv it should not he Lebanon the. duties id' bitarveyor General k Orittinger... Leb a no n 1,19.r5t !Tuesday and fifth day of May lest, tall dorn all doubtful cases as unpateuted. , One of my predecessors called attention 1 Luzern, ah.le terms, illie land described in theo. their respet tire townships, &e., settine: done. ,:.:p.omen .Foeel. Fateelevalc., , Lyeotning I .Tohn 8: Laltd.. alinaport . Sturdevant.. Wilkes .e. h i „,i„, h t , t .„ , i i ,,,, i , et . iii ,, 1a ,„ 1 , 1 ,, tt, till warrants is not, c owing ti, the ere, lion of that tithe, at ilie pita., dine general cite-, PM counties,j atecl in contuses beating Now, (Ii all patelited lends, let the taxes to the unriisonable sum fixed in the bc,nd 1 Sti , reer L i s ., ii in ii„e remain as at present; but on all unpat- i whh-h the e Surveyor General is required t0...H. itould..lLeekburg; . Montt, ... fR. Weekes .. Lewistown. ' ti , ,n e,,,,i1 conilithei, iiiv I al'Kean . . ... Ole lection. pr ,, d , ( ..,,,,,, r and hi , warrants. This i s il k (' ti ll . , „..(. with ented or ilmileful lan:4, let a certain per to give to e State, anti proposed its r- atom° 'NE. ragle `S I found the tiff-tire of th e „al e , i„ different names from t hose tro;ldsburg. as,,, , i,l:iliti has iii , ', to mill aplrrainnee, per- tunny early ,urart , ',) hip•li ~j; , 1111 1,,,1,,nt ventage be added to the taxes. The ef i du, lion [n th the amount given by the Au- I Montgomery .. Wm. Sibley'.... Norristown. I ed. ~,,d i t rt , cor i i i„..„ ~,,,id,..,.A.,1,, 1,i, t ,,,i ( „1 , feet of sash a measure would be two ] ditor Gement!. I renew that proposition, 1 31°°t ° 11 r kle°- ' W- We4t '• i)ailvin6 * formed their dro ies very Tail tains' :.c rS , o n rt n h , a u m m p be to ri n it . , J O . . B W. Hiibu t s o h n... m aloorato7n. and geographiati know led2s• 1,0 ,I,•terinito•• fold. Pirsteit wonlii effect a certain in- 1 and beg leave to express the hope that it But little toot, than a month after ray induction h itt , i ,ai t i , tilt, business ‘,/- I lit . the county in will( II the I:11141 k 11(4W , il . ll 4 rvaAr t.f revenue from the additional • i will receive the favorableconsieleratien of Perry taxatiOD OD such lands ; and second, it i the Executive and the )Legislature. , Daniel Rife..... Duneannon. . j Philadelphia ..1 1 ).11.shedalier.1 of the suivty- Department is is interrupted by the entryj p" man -ps many ; Pike... W. C. APCartY.'Llickisw , axen. are S'ery indefinite and idi,rure in tie it V(7(4ulii prompt holtlers of sueli lam!, to Te e oife ematse procure patents for them, in order to rid RespertfullV Vi•UrS. (1 . C4. ~f 1}1(' confederate lore( s 'lll o . ll le s hit ,. Potter Lucien Bird.... Brookbuni. JAMES P. BARR, eche yn011..... .13. De Long .... :- &kil Haven. The formidable character ~r that invasion de'criPtion of Ipealities. 01 locet Me with. attars,, v, tit the peo ee t !themselves of this same increase of tax- Bterveyor Ge , era/ . •lon.t.r.det .. F. Kneper... . Berlin. s u i r . ea. , t r e o d r 'f t r i ci e Tl , l ,., l ,, h , t e s fi : r t st i'li s , . 1. :-.: 1( 1 4 ,, l i s ,.7. 1 „ 'r i :i !Ti n _ I day, a Ira, tof land which W 444 ilills•lne t :Rion. In retie rfaSe. the S increase, sulliyan.. B. L. Cheney.. Laporte. si , •scilichariria '.l ‘5". (Impala°. Montrose. had 1 , ],,.,,, it tea; fiwila that nit , , 1 ,,,, iN ly des, iilii•ii in a ...), v , y 0 111111 ,„I t „ l et. ; de iivailable fund , NI itiliglt the 44(liUla (41 . * Detailed , o . eeite/t 1,.f rtpie.a r,j , ree N thy end sey ace !Amon K. slit t.. Middleburg. office a immirc4 y:lirs :lan. Win be IT- fining. an unwilling debtor to pay up. , had toislitel a herIVT burly ht . liis irniip, . al . t . heckler-- }orris thil. other work done pee w hi c h . f eee hare ben,!Ti",,' , r. _. .tyrn . c; iiiiiriel•gon.lTioga. .. list li t iii , s „ He\ iii t iii„ Jilt ~.I lit , k „ " pr1.C4.411:41 W11(.11 ais renlenil•,l, 41 11 1 4 i the It a - 0111(1 Ail] le/IVe hint the (Moire of pay- reerict , d, for the Neor ending with Az v,„,„ . !w n , Htm r o, .l . F ran kti n. anti, of Pltilralelphi.,. Burl:-. t•hi , I , T. ,inn cite claim of the r(.tiononwealth or :3oth .11 - ocember, 1!...(1a W Am.!, P Fakoner .... Nacre n. a••• l'arli-le,il s‘ . :l., den:ruined in 111(.:111Xi Washington...lk'rancis Reader.ll'ike Run. ,itc.; , outerenri- at hick Cur Exeelleney _Northampton, Berk-. I.lla(aSter, Y ork of paying the increased tax provided as W4i ) ni , M I•Vheeler. . Honesdale. 788 Copies of surveys. then i t ,,1,1 „ ~i, Ili,. other 5i ,,,,, „ Ili , „ le : . :mil 1 Linda !land et one time elide:, i,I ill a remedy forhia continual indelitednes,. - oie 1• 01 ,4„,,„ or warrants. This phos is ould he just and fair to all West mot s tand. l .a. .M..l.lttnan.. I iteens4rg. 117 Connected (heals, embrecing 957 w Ym"ing ••• that ..eimion I'r , : , It , „ ii id ii „ 1 ,,,, g( 1 . the land in the plirelt, l :e ~j 1-,.(1..• ,1„1 the , A Ifred Hine....:Tunkhacnock. pr, o i, n . I,lll,l w : t e e ~, e h, of l e „ ito t ,i„ con, erned. It wined brine the Stan' e tract,. lore. . l ed.. , Leese..• • Codotua. u-city tin: retention of the 1 , 111,1 i, er Wait —Those marked thus (*) hare nOt filled ,•liiic- al 11,, .., 0 ..r ~is, ~,m il i t w „.. "I' the wh" , ' I' nil.' l ‘ - 1. t i t' st ., l , -5 p. revenue to "iii'l , 'he k jusql:r ' l.lllol ' l 169 Exemplifications of patents. their oaths, iiii required by law.. in 1,, 1., oiled 1.. 11, -t, pot ;; J 1 h, I,,to u i a ! ) - t Crum 111(• 111114111(111UCI ]:mils Within her o t e ri e„„.l ie , i. .-- _ _ areor. lin eiv ri ,ok t d to remot e 12 Mi•nittes. of the Board of Property - • • ..f . 11 : i, , p,'.-.. , ,i • too ..1 11, I , einem- liits, and it world lighten the burden . Veeeet eed (I,d e, dog, month and year, of ,i point Mote Itanote Rout the o , ne et St ealiii, w.lli the den, :il their t rection. , el'those eit:z.t.ns ss ho, thrOtigh. the de- Me S./7,am, of the gereral eoinntieg of the rho t lli•Iily . - olielliiil 411 S. 5 Caveats entered. ! Mr predecessori fhr the last twenty faith of others, have heretofore borne an Co) ,, oonteealth of l'oerit.tylouti,• , acrd NV hen your deli:Mi. on t his point was • • 3 Citations issued. romniiinle a t ia r h e el, to iiie 1,,,,,,,n, hold year.. IniCc, in their NIIIIII.II ri ii..its ri- undue preporticn of the expenses of gev. 28 Copies of applications. ' the territs, , ry froio ltqiiihrifkeyitfir orm corded their convection that the geollia- eminent ed ; t,',.e thl-ee- feat mrtaties iichfe they in , posits , nin t hi- 111 pattnli nt, they 26 Ex - tracts of deputy surveyors' lists „ Eli , hi [task St;lii i lareifui ‘ici t h at tine :,..i ~t 1 , 1:: - , had not prialtieeo the rc_ ' f he payment of feur hundred end for- o f re t urns. ireee reeeied, to wit : Philadeqrnia, t, . ii, , 3 , , salts h , friends expected limo it. It has T , .,. .. . V-four dollars and eiirlitv-Inur i conk e • Bo e 1 ,,, “o , t (*.bested% were ealobitliieri ,‘,. allowed pininlv i remelt the inter,._ , . • 44 C alculations, showing amount due. Lee ltd, nien-ariit, d that if the L, ..,i-!,Wore , '5444 e4)made ;me the Tremomry in , /,,,,, ji t ~,t t7 e .,,ent .f the Proi - tore of felt in , assn t: the valuable book, a nd I ti . 9 Orders for valuing lane 1i oddities to ex lend wildfire time yt ar to , 18120, by Samuel Campbell, the patentee , 7Or _Ater* 756 J . il - i'eetirti eat.., a jt- - / ..01 gra ttfnalmettrtutu_ SR Per , "f Ilie Land office Irmil the devour t .,.,. , i ,, ,, ,, tt, , ,tt, „,._,. 11 teti , tr , „, „ h ug ,. 111 „_ ,of a part of the Andrew .M'Cleary tract,_;_ _ . ~:-2.‘- ' ing dames whi. ti tb.• rebel imva i t t li i ia, • iiiiiiiL/ L- -- • - -•-• •44 i•-... 4 •.' ' w ,,,", 1 , i ',,, ~,,,,Ml.l t ti , the ( . ..liillnin. 1 4.140,4„..,... . ..,,..._,...........„. ~.„..a lreild. sy refened to, has been War4.lF- , 6:tlie Book , end piip, , r e th,• ii, cumulation. ~, i t , lii,,,, ii i . mot i i..n- 1.. Ci . .. - .7 . 1 - iri. - rn, ir ; --...- 1 ~i :i ‘.. ~,,,,- ~,•! :, Ind,- nail ,-,) 1 erii, th , patent , Th e in4aw y I 111.18 (11.1 C iCi I ill• St II V , eva , ' Mad , . AS a portion of I iie M'Cleary title .111 th' in '''t' , "" iii i'mrn , 'Ylva- 'k worth et len-i sic , par rent per :minim tract larger than the part patented to nia, 11. , i‘ \.%,irili I iimisand , ot . - '''' of t ,, t i„, i „ . „ ri d t i„, i ( „ 1 ,1 i i „ 11 ,1 its est i l f„ r ' Samuel e'ainpltell still o.nm:rig unpetent tie it ott it pia-fit and nd \ mime,. v, hitet . eel and unpaid for, it follows that Mr. the Coninimiwcaltli is id idler teiecipal Campbell, or sonic one holding under me - inter, st. him, has paid and is still paying twenty- TM. imeretion (A II .( - 1. 'll , -, I , Illijinit ' , CV( /1 dollars mere every year for the in il.i- It -p, ,t . ii teak, •• lt , di tile lion support of the State Government. than is -,, to Ile p.i , ,r :Malt\ .111,0' it, 'I 1,, he . pail by lii, neighbor us lin 110'441 , the un paid ter the land Tee purcluts.m who patented part of the eerier original traet. Si as to pay leo -'x i :, it, e ii, I .ti ie b,- Ihe In other words, Mr. Campbell has been s one lient:lit I xitieled co him as the one taxed twenty-seven dollars more than tal,o took hi- land at Iw,ln V. foliV one or : his neighbor every year, allowing him coon teelitt (emit , pera,•ie Thee, I ,if the only simple interest for the money M IMI, of Ma - rill, 155 , , w,- 1 ,,,,,,,,,1 With a', paid in 1529. But if we now compound view of equali zin e the it rrearagi •i due to the the principal and interest, n - hich would t' emnionweelth. and a plovi3O ells insert" , bet perfectly fair in a calculation like this, ctrl in it allowin , those indi teed for lamb: the Campbell tract may be said to be tax to Mkt, out teat nts under the provisions etl eighty-two dollars higher every year of the act of 18".5 until the Ist of Decvni than all adjoining tract of equal size and tier, 1839. But little advanta 7e met , IA perhaps equal value. This glaring ine ken of this proviso Am' its subsequent re- quality in the distribution of public bur vi vat and t xtension from lime to tine., , ten: ought to be corrected n ithout fur :old it may be regarded ea !intim: i ittitel, 11 1( r delay. r,i1,..,i ~ milli the pur r , ;,,,, „, l e d ‘,,, io If the Legislature, notwithstandlne the passage. failure of the art of 1835 to induce the The extra use 1, iii, n, 't ts,r,ie il ~I 1,,t,• , owners or land to take out patents, should Years by the State toward , delents for , deem it telvistible to pass some act in the lands, Say ,, :s somewhat of injustice t„ • nature of a e,raduating law, I would re ,lead. i iiiii cis NOM liiiVi• Inn , ' since paid ' apeettnlly suggest the policy of adopting all art eanigeft and, taken out their pa,tent , -• the county valunkon as a basis. The I seh.et a (-der fir ills-tratien I i ompensation to the appraisers for their Andra w .51 Cleary obtained a warrant . services, under the art of 1815, sometimes en the 2,1 of August, 17;18, mi. :too actres s . amounts:to more than the Commonwealth on which ii SllrVi'v was 0 tut tied of I 3s I would receive on the land if it were not acres. In the veer 1815 n patent vvas ta- I valued. There are other objet 1:ons to ken out for 76- non., of this matt, ,33,1 on I the law of 181 - 35. It frequently happens the 29th of April. 1/e29, Samuel Camp- that the county commissioners value WI pat. toed 118 acre. , end 1,14 pereliCi of I lands at four dollars per acre, and give it, for which he zoltilllv Irti,l into th e I their certificate to that effect, whilst the State 'Frea,iii y the sum of iet4-1 8 1, under I title papers upon whichthe patent is de the stringent, t of the 2 - elt et' .I,inuerv, I mantled state the value at twenty, thirty, 'fele. (if the mi.:Mal tract 172 et-it,, ;mi t I fifty, or even eighty to one hundred did 4(i pereiresremain un patented. In order I tars. Debtors could not ehject to the to exhibit the present value of Mr. Camp- ! county vnlnetien, for nowhere is the land bell's peyment to the State, it will be . assessed fit more than half its present proper to allow him interest up to this • market value. time—thus. - There is a very large number of tni pat ented surveys in the office that are torn and defaced, and Nellie!! , hould at as early a period as practieable be copied into : --- -- books. It is of vital importance to land- , veyors for execution. . 270 Entries on sinele of the tin,. ed of a.nart of ()heater., holders and to the State, that this part of I - warrants the evidence of title should be carefully preserved. The Commonwealth has agreed to preserve them, and she ought to put them in the best shape for preser vation and easy reference. About three thousand surveys of this description have heretofore been copied under special ap propriations and bound into books, where they can be found without trouble and examined without injury or danger of misplacement. When the important - work of making out lists of arrearages on lands for the different counties shall have been completed a portion of the clerical force of the office could be employed in the scarce ly less important work of copying the surveys.alluded to. The Land Office has yielded a hand some revenue over and above all its ex penses the past year. By a revision of the fee table, it might be made to pay its expenses from the fees alone, leaving the purchase money and interest on lands , clear to the Treasury. If, instead of the present uniform rate of four dollars and tiny cents for each warrant, and ten dol lars tor each patent issued, a scale were adopted graduating the fees for warrants and patents according to the quantity of , land they are made to cover, a consider-; i able addition might be made to the an. ! nual revenue of the office, at the same -"-- 4 list of the ieverat cum, time that more equal and exact justice Patents issued in eat would be done to those taking out war- Adains•-••••••• ••• -None ' rants or patents. For example, if the fee A-IleMui r ' t had been fixed at - five dollars for a patent ! Be A aver - ''''" - one for fifty acres or less, ten dollats for fifty 1 Bedford N la. to one hundred acres, fifteen dollars for' Berke a._ s I. one to two hundred acres, - and twenty z ''''' radord dollars for two to four hundred. acres. B B urka f . .... : . ........Non 3. e with one dollar for each additional'bun- Blitipr .. ri.i tired acres over four hundred, the yield ' ( -j a u r gri ..2, None fl . om this source during the past year centre. would haVe been about four thousand () . 11eat r o e n r None 2. two hundred dollars, whereas the amount : i l i ' E ` l ' t i tart. ~., ~..... lit : actually received. WAS. a . little --- . *fd-ey_ angoffea..... ). . ... 4.. three th ousand_ A similarly " ...,.. s .--- gyittafttg .. . : ,' :. g. ed-., settle of fees for warrants, :•. . m ! _i , y..,_ . IA .. • r. ,: ,.. , ' „it :. froralhree dollars up to ten, would kirive - c-" on. ' Noile A NNUAI. nr.-pion-r ( 'U)IIIL'~tIC'ATIO~ SURVEYOR GENERAL'S OFFICE, .riAltrusaußG, Decetulwr, ) TB, Hi, Excillf . ncy, A. 0., CFRTIN, Go,'Crooi of Ow Com Tn 71 ice alt of Pe , >, SIR —ln k e IN /11l the art of .A..i , einhl) legating t , itlietintie LI,•N etl ving upon the Surveyor Girneral of the Com mnwealth, I herewith transmit nn' an nual repro of the hicAlics4 tran,:ietril tit this office for the fiscal year ending the atilt (lay of N“\ - enil)er, '1863. Vcty fruit Yt SCrrlllll, JAMES P. BARR three cents, ($18,457" op, ) of which tin' 1, flea aicr Iterks Northamptqn. hester Schuylkill . Phibicielphin Cumberland. Luzerne....; ~':' '' r N r:Fr,rl 11S at•reA an,l 151 per.ites 1.115 tAt Interest to 29th .1 pril. Patent lee ".. 17 3A 3" 4J / 4K) DEM p 4, ($69 75.) To copies, vouchers, blotters, church charter, copies of deeds, extracts ofjour nal and ledger, copies of depositions and Nicholson papers, ($B3 V.) Total amount of fees received, $l,- 17,8 $4. Statement of work done from December 1, 1862, to 2Voie),d,er 30, 1863, inclusive, for which no fees ,ile reCe , 'Vell at this office 299 Patents paid for. 297 Patents written. 297 Patents recorded, sealed and index ed. GO Warrants to accept surveys issued, entered in warrant register, number ed and filed. 216 New warrants issued, entered in warrant register, indexed and filed. 216 New warrants directed to county surveyors for execution. 216 Application for new warrants record ed at length, endorsed, indexed and filed. 555 C!aleulations of amount due on lands. 298 Tickets for patents issued. ' 89 Tickets on which payment was made On account. 555 Certificates of amounts due, directed. to State Treasurer. 555 Treasurer's receipts entered and de livered to Auditor General, with monthly lists for settlement. 278 Vouchers written, describing the land for new warrants 555 Vouchers numbered, entered and filed. 88 Commissioners certificates of valua tion, endorsed and filed: 555 New accounts opened in day-book, with full description ofthe land, and posted into ledger. 239 Old accounts balanced and closed. 459 New accOunts• opened in ledger. 9 Minutes of the Board of Property recorded. 9 Decisions of the Board recorded, in cluding re-surveys. 9 Warrants for islands issued, andcop ies thereof directed to county sur veyors for execution. 270 Entries on single warrants of the time of patenting. 330 Entriep on.single surveys of the time of patenting. 157 New surveys received from county endorsed,surNr-ey calculated,ors,noted in iepup rri,antEt.rreegi•sd withte Warrants, the time of acceptance net ted thereOn, entered in the county surveyors' book of returns, number ed and filed. 38 New surveys received, calculated and returned to county surveyors, for correction, or the money-for. the excess of land erahraced, notaccma panying thereturn of survey. 5 New surveys received,, witkuotesOf caveats thereon, placed in.-.the sus =pended file. • 721:Entries in fee book, transcribing - the same quarterly fcir settlement with Auditor General. 3,034 Surveys and warrants taken -from the files, either for patenting, copy ing, connections, or other informa tion, and re-filed in their proper files. 2,743 Calculations of amounts-due upon utipatented lands have beep -made since the sth May last. 2,107 Let ters received and answered-Since the above date. .ies, with flu number of ich. during4he year. Juniata ...... .. Lancaster Lawrence.... Lebanon..., Lehigh. .. Lyeaming.... -Luserne.. Iltereer itt blifflin & Litl ei rteati i:ii ........... NM . liiontgom6y.. • =if our .... IrQrduizapion. Nvtthun i pe r i g! PhafftliriGi ..... g r ' . • • MORNING POST ii Alpi t hrti f E*4l m eet, rth^ & Propriefors. 6 VE B4 -448CRIPTTON OP PLAIN ANb FANCY JOB PRINTING tirn'itted to the-best style, SP:I4PitiatTENTHATIV-444,113 TI) RAILROAD, MERCAItiIIif:AND,:-LEGAL -PRINTING, 'bur facilities for doing Posters, Programmes, 47.43., For Exhibitions and Concerto cannot be Dauphin. Delaware I.lk Erie. Palette Forest Franklin Folton.. Gree4e Huntingdon Indiana /o, to toit":' ' "" ' w 1. Adams, January 22, 180, fornfeb a part of York. 2. Allegh, ny, September 24, 1788, form ed of a part of Weatnitiroland_ and Washington. 3. Armstrong, March 12, '1600; formed of a pair ot Allegheny ; Vettirforeland and. Lycorning. 4. Beaver, Marco . 12, /600, formcd of a part of Allegheny and WashinglOn. 5. Bedford, 'March 9,'1771, 'brined - of a part of Cumberland. • - 6. Bents, March- 11., 1 - 752, fornlngt of a part of Philadelphia, Cheater,an, Tian cast er. 7. Blair, February 26, 1846, `fdrn ed of a part of Huntingdon and 6. Bradford ; February 2/, ;1810,1formed of a part of Luzerne,and 1.0/couttng.* 9. Bucks, one of the three origmarepun ties of the PrOvince.f . '" 10. Butler, blarchll2, -1800., funned of a part of AlleAppy, - . 11. Cambriaalaren 21 i; 18414 i fonned. of a part cif Huntingdnii' and: Someriet. 12: Cameron, Mitrel( 4 29; 1860, 'relined of a part. AI Clinton; EilylV:Kean and Potter. 13. Carbon, March 13,14 h foripo-of a "1 partof Northampton and ' M'onro.e. 14. Centre, February 18, 1800,4dinied r of a part of Mifflin,. Northumberland, L} - conning and,Huntingdon., 4 15. Chester, one of the original counties established at - the' firk'settleinent ofthe Province. tf 16. Clarion; March 11; 1830; -formed:of a pint ot Venango and Arpariprig..r e 17. Clearfield, March 20, 184, fquttednf a part of LycOming. 18. Clinton, June 21, 1880; 'faired - of a part of Lycomingand Centra,lll,l: 19. Columbia, March 2.2, { 1.„W k formedpf a part of Xorthumberlan.d. 1 20. Crawford, March 'l2, iBoiVforliteil' , of a part of Allegheny. 3.41 21. Cumberland, January 27,-. 1749-0, formed of a part of Lanciptt,er:,,-, j,s'd 22. Dauphin,' March'4, I_7o, fortnp..f,a 'Part of Lan - nutter. 23. Delawarev-eptember-96,118.9,,1fdh1i ed of a, part of .oheater., 24. • , Elk, April 1,8, 1843, e fAlilirl-'4,114414" 'of .TefFetson, "Clearfield an, gam. 25. Erie; 'llltirch' 12; 1600, Thilited'or a part of Allegheny. - - 26. Fayette,, , Bepterulter,26, , forined of apart of .Westmoreland. 27: Pdrest 1848 Thrniedfrinn a 2 243 9. red I.Pa.r.° F Frart u:f nat O ldhl'P la jl , : At4 °4:ePtenli)Cfrl4l s7/ ber‘4l o ' l l94ll o -9' , " : -fo 'iti.i nli " tft% ' a part - orßedford. 30. i areene; Yebrnarr PM, Thrilled from a.part_pf .WearmorelantLi ---•-•., 31. Huntingdon, : Sel/teinlitir-,29 ;1 1387, forrned'fropt a 41.411 AfAtifOrtk, 39. Indiaint,Matell3lo ferniedfrinn a part of WeitmorelailVand Ljcpm- I - , .. • 33, Jefferson, „March r gictiemformed front a part of T e y.conAng. , , 34. Juniata, Mara 2, 1:831; formed ftnrt a part of Mitlll% 33. Lancaster. Mai' 10, 1/29pionfteta T o m a Part of Cl4e 3 t4r- n ; 36. Lal% rcnce, March 25, 1850, - from a part of Waver anus, er 37.-Lebanom ribruaryil6PlWrefiat4 from a 9nrk.4l Datlflt tar- , • --.,.. A Lehigh, Munk Isl2 - form e a put- of 140renunqux,„- 39. flibue4 &ma part etgiberlanx - _ 40. 1 - 4- Yetitnin4.4jej - 1 79 :4:100A4 :04,pitt orponinabenand, 41.-Vga and 16= 24 3 - steoC, totaugiVOM_ :V part of le 6; 42..4arccr, " 12, - 30 0 , . formilltam a part of . .• 0 : ‘ .._ _ ... - 47 4 _.,- ....,, .:Dx4 h.. 41. "' li Nw - "M;NEIM sannarund 'on litirAy , .,.:. Ea ., waion tro. t 4Bytroonno ... ~ "itt-thileVard iiiiittl ek es gifk blishedg tke ~ ttlegpAtt„ tt.w. Proviligevt l'4.ki.. bib Itlr PlilladeVida*M: — 1 . ..sef r. e a f 41 „, siblbiKvoi. 4 l , -- - . rt. ..ii., -• wr • ; gone r 48 ' . Want) .. . (CONITINVID ON FOURTH r 40114 suepae6ed in the city 9. ,Sulli v an Tone NonfriSustpaimmie.... 2. 2. ' Snyder 6. Nonni Ti °" ....... ~. 2. 7. Vann ' - 3. None' Venango 20. 2. !Warta, . . id 3. 'Washington " 4. None Westmoreland.— 2. 7 'Wyoming None 2. , York.. ....... ~.. i .
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