JFERS0MAN REPUBLICAN.
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'TREASURER'S. SAI,E.
PIKE COUNTY TAXES.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEtf, that a
greeably to an Act of General Assembly
ef the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, passed
the 13th of March, 1815, entitled "An actio
amend the act entitled an act directing the mode
of selling unseated lands for taxes anx for oth
er purposes" and of an act passed the 13th of
March, 1817, " A further supplement to an act
to amend the act entitled an act directing fho
mode of selling unseated lands for taxes and for
other porposes" the following tracts of land i
will be sold at Public Vendue, on the second
Monday of June next, at the Court House m
Milford, in the county of Pike, for arrearages
of taxes due, and the cost accrued on each lot
respectively.
Lehmam Township.
203 Thomas, Jesse
;39'Whiteh1ll Robert
. 84 Whitman John
. QjuanUiy
Acres Per.
414 155
402
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100
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Tax
8 Cts
5 59
5 47
5 90
Dingman Township.
No. Warrantees.
97 Albert Lewis
1GG Ambercornbie James
90 Brodhead Richard
- 90,Boyd Charles
. 124 Brown John or Jacob
206 Benson Peter :
231 Bell Joseph
23G Brotzman John
253 Baker Catharine
254 Baker George A.
24 1 Craig John
134 Caldwell David pU
02 niUc Ahrnhnm
159 Dubbs Martir
1G4 DehofiT Abraham
230 Donaldson Joseph
201 Ellis Benjamin
227 Eggart George
255 Ehrenzellar Hillery
I5S Funk Jacob
1G1 GrierJohn
1.00 Hciniborg Thomas
1G7 Hoff George
1SL Hrnkon Wiiliam
?0O Flertc Tobias
2G Harrison "William
UJZ Holland Benjamin
J23 Hoover Manuel, Sen.
248 Hoover Manuel, jr.
245 Hyndshaw James- -1SS
Joyce Dominic
249 Kling Ann
144 Kling Rachel
1S7 Layn Jacob
194 Lewis Richord
90 Mead Robert
157 Myer Henry
177 MillcrAlexander
205 Mushback Jacob-
223 Mushback John 1-2
233 aierfcle Peter
25G MulicahMary
257 Nyce William
175 Ogden Gabriel
240 Ogden Ann
241 Ogden DavfrT
203 Philips Rebecca
204 Philips William
247 Philips John
219 Rustm Thomas
ISO Rustin Thomas
94 Smith Michael
133 Smith Francis J.
1G0 Shook John
162 Shartle John
1SS blocker Margaret
224 SavHle-Satrmel
95 Towiaes John
1S4 Thompson Richaid
lS2Vanwhy Henry
9S Walter George
178 Wyckoff Isaac
225 Wood Jacob
197 Yohe Michael
207 Dally Charles
237 Heister John X
Quautity.
Acres. Per.
415 15
414 60
378
. 400
340120
224 112
300
415
105
50
405
52
402
417
405
300
215
410
201
346
407
162
440
400
402
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235
442
239
95
402
425
395
402
436
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425
402
219
107 115
434 70
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46
130
109
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95
115
130
135
120
126
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103
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13
126
17
101
111
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5 Cts
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G 42
5 80
G 20
5 27
1 79
4 65
6 54 1
1 61
75
6 29
57
6 27
6 48
6 29
4 60
3 35
7 66
3 10
5 34
6 36
2 51 j
6 S2
6 21
4 61
6 17
5 12
6 83
2 96
57
6 21
6 57
G 24
6 24
6 G7
5 99
6 63
6 24
3 53
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196
219
406
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418
330
401
420
400
412
143
25S
405
360 135
422 120
412 100
402 72
410 60
409 SO
400 150
393
430
109
417
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60
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40
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6 70
3 22
3 07
1 98
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6 58
5 21
G 20
6 77
6 20
6 38
2 21
4 00
6 29
4 58
6 52
G 39
6 21
4 73
6 32
6 20
6 01
6 67
1 70
4 37
Delaware Township
85 Abbott John
1 19 Brodhead Jane
15 Brodhead Luko
rodhead Alajy
17 Brodhead A tin
Brown Daniel
22 Ccolbaugh John
148 Carney- Tixmias
34 Depuc Nicholas
03 Dillman George '
14 Ennis John
CO Edsall David
173 Fcliman v illiarn
102 Gates John
12 Huff Ann, Sen.
13 Huff Ann, Jr.
16 ITartzell Jonas
23;JiuffAmcs
i54 ilortpn Richard ;
. 3'8$tfo6vcr Emanuel
57 'Henry Sampson
1G7 Huff George
163 Harvey Mathias
14 Ingraham Catharine
63 2nd. Isaac Jayne
7j3jKgrny Matthew
G2;Lqng Henry
74ftiirsgus Francis
62ift.ireAbraham 1
8 Martin Johu
JOG 3Ieaee Tbotnas
fl (-Wi?.aso Robart
105IcaseJohn
11G M.ison Thjomas
53;Qgdeh Sarah
lifi Philips tt illiam
78 Place James
70. Philips John
8 Reeder Absalom
24 Smith Francis J.
Gl Scvoe John
65 -Smith Elizabeth
165ingqr Abraham t
13Tiller Thornss -'
97 Brown Robert
98 Brodhead Richard
101 Brink fllaunus
104 Brodhead Hannah
105 Brodhead Samuel
137 Brodhead Luke
140 Brodhead John, Jr.
141 Brodhead Janj
149 Brodhead Garret
107 Brink Heniy
150 Brodhead John, Sen.
Brink Benjamin
111 Branham Lenpzer
140 Brodhead John, Jr.
142 Conrad Alary
154 Craig William
174 Co: tingre James
185 Chambers John
Craicr John, pt
.148 Conrad Deborah
194 Delany William
164 Eyerly Jacob
Frame Thomas 1-2
1C3 Freeman Richard
86 Footman Peter
175 Guindy John
ISO Gunsaules Samuel
10S Galbraith Josiah
152 Haz'.ehurst Isaac
135 Irwin Matthew
15G Jones John
177 Morris William
1 07 Mease Robert
90 NTeligh Nicholas
173 Palmer Hannah
157 Rees James
176 Ryerson Matthew
99 Rustin ThocK's.Jr.
66 Sid man Isaac
183 Smith William
192 Smith Francis J.
Stidman Charles 1-2
Shimcr Abraham
Stidman Alexander 1-2
Thrall S. S.
155 Yanauken James
102 West Thomas
132 Will Michael
Milford Township.
20 Beck Henry 389
92 Brink Samuel 117
107 Brink Henry 415
Biddis Gconre 2-3 434
2o Castairs Thomas 441
33 Hough Thomas 400
Joice Domanic 1-3 406
87 Myers Mary 415
77 Nyce William 204
83 Neligh Martin 440
1S4 Neligh Nicholas 440
29 Ruston Mary 413
99 Ruston Thomar, Jr. 415
112 Ritter John 343
78 Russel Andrew 203
12 Smith Francis J. 3S3
Smith Geonre 2-3 372
8 Westfall Abraham 103
94 Willing 373
163 Washburn Nathaniel 53
439
410
348
400
412
431
403
433
433
415
402
171
309
403
433
322
423
415
100
433
412
421
596
411
24S
453
378
433
433
46
356
386
402
439
439
399
104
415
62
403
415
489
54
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415
57
100
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90
32
32
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12 79
11 89
10 09
47 11 60
SO 11 93
12 64
11 OS
12 55
12 55
10 36
109 10 04
3 82
30 11 44
90 8 8G
32 12 54
115 9
1 W fwJ
12 02
2 90
12 54
11 93
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37 14 32
11 91
122 7 19
30 13 12
60 11 06
40 12 54
20 9 21
90 1 33
120 10 32
107 11 19
II 64
12 69
12 69
8 76
2 97
18
32
113
3S
71
154
150
90
64
9S
15
89
142
89
15
07
1 78
11 67
12 02
14 94
No. Warrantees.
114 Henry Barnett -
116 Jacob Gutshalk
117 William Gutshalk
118 Eleanor Depui
124 Adrian Firman
131 Ann Depui 1-2 -134
John Craig 1-2
143 George Tudor! -2
145 James Boyd 1-3
147 Francis Bailey
152 Mathew Caiey 2-3
157 Afore Furman
170 Thomas Rich
178 James Chapman "
179 David Say lor ;
75 John Chambers ;
150 John Knouse
151 Patrick ilorgan
182 Peter jtfller
183 no name
184 Henry Hain
188 Daniel Hicks
189 John Welch
194 Drederick Meyer
197 Blackall W Ball
198 Joseph Leghman
199 Christian Stoner
200 Chrtstopher Sioner
202 Francis Little &
Simeon Westfall
203 James Seley
204 David Rhcheil
54 no name
158 Jacob Binder
uuautttv. 1 ax.'
Acres Per. $ Cts
400
300
401
412
438
"412
205
392
,391
414
383
400
50
403
orrn
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436 100
445 70
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438
389
'429
12 40
18 ,60
12 43
12 71
13 J58
6 40
3 17
1 52
3 9i
4 19
15 62
112 24 80
1 05
47 12 84
12 35
60
50
142
97
120
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19 Depui Samuel 44T
125 Davis John- 200
71 Epple Henrv 456
IGOEwingThemas 404
35 Hilleghs Michael 51 30
6 Laid Daniel 406? 100
72 Mason Benjamin 410 150
7 Mease Jame3 439
8 Mease John 431 25
9 Miller John 400
12 Philips William 425 116
42 Reed Susanna 439 154
34 Shimcr Jacob 100
43 Smith Elizabeth'
41 Smock Robert
124 Vandemark Ludwig
Vanauken Cornelius
4TWcltnor Harmon
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4 George Morton 402
5 Thomas Wis?ons 402
6 George Till 402
7 William Nyce 205
10 William Little 296
17 Thomas Willing-: 446
IS John Philips- 423
19 Samuel G Sceiy, pt. 296
24 Thomas Shields 3Q3
26 James Galligher, pt: 205
32 Robert Hewes 497'
33 Robert Patterson.
&l John Patterson 481
16 Isaac lVlore 4th 402
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51 Ephraim Vanorman 1-2 399
65 Isaac Sidman
66 John Lord'
67 Sharp Delany
71 AJordicai Roberts
72 John Chambers
90j 74 Mary Connard ,
78 Jesse Geenfield'
86 Patrick Patten
91 Elizabeth Chapman-
92 Elizabeth Roberts
95 Peter Walter
96 Abraham Singer
97 David Ridgwny
99 Thomas Bullriian
100 Martin I?elign, -
102 Abigail Chapman,,
103 Rebecca Clinmndri
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201 Barnet John pt ,325
271 Beveridge David 439 100'
277 Brodhead Daniel 379 80
290 Brodhead Thomaas nt
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261 Chapman James ;f;"
27,9 Crasby John
263 Davis Benjamin
255 Erb Lawrence
255 Foulk Adam
278 Guernev Francis
S3 Hickman Adam
1 56 Howe & Elliot
157 Howe & Elliot
258 Ihrie Conrad
2g4 Justice Joint
279 Mease Jornr
203 Martin Conrad pt
280 Praser Stephen
299 Paschal Thomas pt
287 Plumstead George
274 Plickey John
259 Reeder Absalom
275 Roberts Robert
276 Roberts Hughjr
283 Rittenhousc Joseph
266 Stockor Mary
264 Wills William
281 Wain William
286 Wain William
282 Wain William 439" 100
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88 Beveridge David
155 Crasby John
91 Darrali Henry
110 Dupy Daniel
84 Erb Jacob
135 Flicfr Martin
151 George Peter
134 Grcenemier Edward
171 Hass Christian
177 Harrhnge Joeeph
172 Hembt Jacob "
163 Jones Isaac
87 Kimble Benjamin 1-2
85 Kimble Ephraim
268 Linch William-
269 Lihch John
150 Learning Thoma3
164 Martin Joseph
123 Miller John
126 Mason Abraham C
158 Mason Benjamin
159 Mason AbrahamC
1G9 Mixell" Christopher
178 Miller John
21 Nicholson John
129 Phillips William 1-2
138 Philips Rebecca -142
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144 Philips John
IGOPlankeiihorn John 439 100
81 Roberts Mordecai . . 439 100
86 Rtisner Simon 434 47
170 Spering Henry . 435 90
175 Shook Mm 411 33
176 Sneider Henry ' 433 G2
199 Schneider Peter 419 120
117 Sidman Isaac 104 113
124 Stocker Mary 438
131 Shainburg Henry 421
136 Shwartz Michael 414
145 Stocker Margarett 439
156 Sellers Samuel : 443
IG7 Stocker Margaret? . 439 ,
16'8 Stocker Margarett jr-. 439
23 Seely Joshua 437
132 Thomas Jacob 421
164 Thomas Richard 439
145 Thomas Richard 439
154 WycoiT Isaac 426 2
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