JEFFERSONrAN REPUBLICAN
Receipts & Expenditures
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Frederick Riser, Treasurer, in account with
the CoHBty of .Vonroc, from ilio First of
Jaii'r, 1842, to the 31st December, 1842.
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To Cash received on account of Taxes
assessed in the year 1837, 05
Do do 1838, 56 38
Do do 1839, - 223 52
Do do 1840, 690 12
Do do 1841, 2245 65
Do do 1842, 595 77
$3866 50
To amount of County Taxes assessed on Un
sealed Lands for the year 1840 $r Ml.
On lands in Chesnuthill township, 838 51
" Coolbaugh 168 12
" Hamilton 5 60
" Middle Smithfield 84 64
" Pocono 86 GO
" Price 294 25 wf
" Ross 14 77
Smithfield 2 48 .
Tobyhanna 646 79 $1341 76
To Taxes ree'd on sundry tracts of
land, after having been paid by
some person, , $51 60
Do Christian Heckenwcl- -
dor and Francis Lesher's land, : ,
which belong to the county and
paid by some persons,
To cash ree'd, being $15 00 paid
to A. Storm, late treasurer, and
refunded, and twenty five cents,
overpaid to James Rafferty arid
refunded, being for an overchar ge
for publishing Argument, Trial
and Jury Lists,
4 97
15 25-
71 82
)R. " Administration of Justice.
Pay and milage of Grand Jurors to
$5280 08
February pterin, 1842,
$71 37
82 62$
96 25
78 87f
212 37
211 37
174 87A
$329 12
Do do May term,
Do do Sept. term
Do do Dec. term
Do Petit Feb.
Do do May
Do do SeDt.
Do do Dec. 73 23 $671 8ok
Commissioners' Counsel Andrew H Reeder, 40 00
COMMISSIONERS' CLERK.
.Tames H Walton, for services ren
dered in 1841, $81 00
Do lo in 1S42, 40 47 $121 47
COMPENSATION TO COMMISSIONERS. .
John C Bush, $114 54
John Smith, - , 60 00 -
Ehhu Postens, 105 25 $279 79
COMPENSATION TO AUDITORS.
Jeremv Mackey, for auditing accounts
jn 1842, last settlement, $16 50
R S Staples, do do 16 50
John Merwine, do do '9 00 42 00
Cash paid to Supervisors on account of Road Taxes
collected oh Unsealed Lands in 1838 & '9, viz :
P Greenameyer, Sup' vr Tobyhanna tsp. $50 00
Frederick Knecht, do do 29 00
Conrad Dotter do do 100 00
P Greenameyer do do 150 00-329 00
Deputy Attorney General's Fees.
John U Mori is, $13 50
Cash pain to Jacob Bush, late treasurer,
as appeared by the Auditor's Report
in January, 1842, 206 81
Cash paid him for monej' which depre
ciated in value in his hands, 9 00-215 81
Monies refunded to Tax Collectors.
Felix Weiss, overpaid on duplicate,- 4 51
John Brown, do do 4 17 8 68
ROAD DAMAGES.
John Tjrket for a road running through
Penn Forre;t township, 265 00
Joseph Altemose, do 35 00-$300 00
Support of Convicts in Eastern Penitentiary, 28 08"
Expenses of running a line hehs'een Luzerne,- Wayne
and Monroe counties.
Moses W Coolbaugby 227 59
"William Rees, marking line on Map, 50 $223 09"
PREMIUMS,
On Wolves, John C Suunk, 25 00
Foxes10 sundry persons-, 106 12A
Wild cats, do 7 00
Crow heads, do 85 138 97A
Road Views Amount paid to Viewers, 105 12
Bridge Yieics Amount paid to Viewers, 27 00
Road and Bridge Views, included vijame Checks,
Amount paid to- sundry persons, 26 09'
Road and bridge Views and Wood, include frt
sime checks, 5 80
Support of Convicts and Prisoners in County Jail.
Amount paid to Edward Scott, Jailor, on
sundry ordeis, 62 34
Bridge Comptetfort and Repairs
S. J. Hollinshead, in part for Bridge
over Pocono creek, S225 00
Amount paid to sundry persons for
materials and labor at Ransbury's
bridge, 367 57
Jmes Henry, for building a Bridge
overWest Branch, 294 00
Amount paid to sundry persons for
material and labor at Bell's bridge, 710 97
Do do-Smithfield bridge, 367 31 . .
-Do do . do . 27:50..
Sundry .work, material's arid repairs ,
to different bridges, 344 63
Eleazer Price, for building Stony. A
Creek bridge, 121 00 2257-58
COUNTY PRINTING.
James Rafferty, $25 25-
Theodore Schoch, 39 2h 64.37A
Amount paid for wood for court house and jail, 21 80
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t)a . Jacob Singmaster,- db
Do "i.Jdseph Fenner, do
. .Do'A.H, Reeder, t. do
Treasurer's commissions, 1 per cent,
on receiving
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on, paying oat
8 78
39 13 .
65 S'366 06
$562 21 j
366 06
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$375 34
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UUUTl IjTlCT. Win IT CTUllUUK, UllCIIUlllg tuuil
and waiting upon Auditors, : ' 30 77
Amount paid Jor Taxes refunded on seated. Tracts
oj Landi
To S J Hollinshead, for Emanuel Joseph
son, in Price tsp. $11 11 -r-
Do for iohn Still, Price tsp. 17 7b
John Dibler, for Mary Rusfon, Middle
Smithfield, 12 50-
H D Maxwell, 2 tracts, M. Smrlhfield, 13 04 .
Do for Isaac Bixton, Toby'a. 8 14
R S Staples, for Adrien Alien, Pocono, 7 86
David Beecher, Levi Huff, Price, 1 .1.3
Hiram Yard. Elizabeth Reese. Pocono. 3 33.
John Turbell, Philip Mann, Price. 22 51
J H Stroud, Edward Durham, Smithfield 10 63A :
John Brown, Theo. Shannon, Price, 27 20-1 35 2i7i
ELECTION EXPENSES. .
Amount paid for holding township and general .
elections, 217. Wh'
ASSESSMENTS.
Amount of monies paid to the Assessors of the - -different
townships, for making assessments,
&c. &c. 326 fl ,
Constables Amount paid to Consiables for ma-
king Returns, and attending Court, 79-08if
Witnesses' Fees in the following Cases i
John Keller, costs in cases of Commonwealth
vs. Kimner, Hall and Dailey, 2 70' J
c nuncnulpQ flnmmninveaUh. siinclrr r.ansps R ' ' ..-
M H Dreher Do
Jacnb Edingcr, Do
A. Edinger, DC
Frederick Bush, Do-
M. H. Dreher, Do
Frederick Bush, Do do'
Jasper Vlier, Do vs. Eck,
Jacob Huddle, Do do
Anthony Sebring, Do Bellas,
John Rhodes, Do Rader,
Henry Stocker, Do to
George Schleicher, Do do
James Cross, Do do
Balance due the comity of Monroe;
by the Treasurer, Frederick fci-
ser, oh redemption monies, . 186 874
Road Taxes collected for the years 1840
and 1841.
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Chesnulhill township, amount collectfc'd
Codlbausrh do do
- Hamilton do ' do
Mitfdle SUni'tfifild do do
Pocono do do
, Price do. do,
Ross do do
'Smithfield ' v do .do
Tobyhanna do do
47 81
209 41
8 40
105 93
109 53
568 43"
20 91
3 10
W0 611904 13
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vs. Bovver,
vs- Oliver Jones, 2 04
Evans & Eck, 4 44 .
623
1 64
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Credit by amount received by the differ
ent Supervisors.
By cash paid io Jacob Altemose, Supervisor, $47 81
- do 'do John Callahan, do $100 00
do do James Johnson, a do 100 00 200 00
By cash paid Henry Overfield, Snpfrvisor, 75 00 , ,
do do do 24 03 99 03
By cash paid to J. Bisbing and Peter Miller, Su
pervisors. 100 00
Benj. Bush, Supervisor, $100 00
Samuel Price, sen. 100 00
do 60 95
Benjamin Bush, 150 00
Samuel Price, sen. 75 00
Sam. Price and Benj. Bush, 40 00 525 95
Samuel Melzger, Supervisor, 15 CO
Robert Newell, Jr. $250 00
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Josiah M. Pratt,t
Frederick Knecht
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50 00 700 00
$IG87 79
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Treasurer's, commissions at 1 per cent.
" pn receiving
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.. on paying out
1C87 79
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John Ediheer, road view and witness fees, 3 86 -
Joseph Wagner, Commonwealth vs. Rader, 22 20 .
Jacob W. Rupert, do do- 4 7l-S9-L$$h
MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES.
H. Hamman, for Assessment books, - 11 18 - ,v
Thos. J. Albright, an elbow to stove pipe, 25
Daniel btroud, lime lor an oven, 1 U0'
Hobert Boys, paper and Kope, 69
R. S. Staples & Co. store bill, 21 93
John Boys, do
Abraham Gish,
James Palmer, repairs to court house,
It. S. Staples & Co. paper, brooms, &c;
Wandel Ureimer, mending waterspout,
$1723 70tf
Balance due the county of Monroe, hy tho Treas-
urer, Frederick Kiser, on Road Taxes, $180 42A
Scliooi Taxes collected on Unseated
Lands for the years 1840 and 1841.
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Chesnuthill township," to amount collected'
Coolbauah
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Middle Smithfield do
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Pocono
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$38 51
168 12
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43 13
86 60
294T25
14 77
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323 33
Treasurer's commissions on receivingV
at 1 per cent, - $5280 08
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at per cent, 625 17:'
$0257 m CK
$9
By cash paid to Peter Kresge, School Treasurer,
115" S7h
B.dance due Frederick Reiser oh the
foregoing settlement, $1092
$6372
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Frederick Keiscr, Treasurer, in account zoilh the county
of Monroe, for Redemption Monies received on Un
sealed Lands, during the year 1842.
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Joseph Troch,- dp.
John Shoemaker,- 88
Peter Nevvhart, do
Peter Heller Treas.
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Jacob Frantz School Treasurer, 12 00
$35 00
150 00
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38 00
80 GO
$41 00
100 00
125 0O 268 00
William Adam's,
Josiah M. Pratt,
$100 00
200 00 300 00
To cash of Isaac Post, for redemption money on'
Benjamin LSonnell, C14. 171
To cash of Isaac Gould, red'n money on Jacob Cist, 10 77$
no k.. Joseplison.ll .1 1
do John Still, 17 76
do A. Hillyard, 17 60
do It. Thatcher, 17 27$
do J. Dyer, 13 02i
do John Donalson, 6 65
do VVrHKurV Koss, 7 124
do Wm. Wood, 19 40
do Jacob Overstake, 13 52.
do INatliamel Waters,13 24
Jacob liyeiiy,- 6 86
John Shook, 8 82$
John Teel. 9 071
Philip Place, 9 31
Caty Bonnell, 13 85
Wm. Wood, - 19 72 i
Peter Curls, 38 sl
Wm. Cameron, 8 81
John Freese, 9 26
(freasnrer's commission on receiving
at 1 per cent.
$893 40
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Crispin Black fan,
Fish, Green & Co.
A. Bradshaw,
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Robert Levers,
Daniel Serfass,
A & J. W. Loomis,
W. Shouse,
J,- L, Cheesen.an,
J. Singmaster,
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Jesse Shafcr,
Bernard Taylor,
John Baily,
B. F. Folgtr,
William Barnet,
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on paying
$975 63
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$912 09
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Andre w Storm, Treasurer of the county
of Monroe, for 183? and 184',
244 79
$502 21i
By cash paid to J D' Eck' redemption money, $6 65 "
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Do Isaac Gould, do
Do trtooy! Kees, " ' ;do
Do Henry D. Maxwell, do
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Do Samuel I'rice, Sr. do
Do John C. Sirunk, ' do
Do Robert Brown, do
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Do- John Lander, do
Do- Holdridge Dewe, do
Dh' George Parsons. do
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Balance due the county of Monroe, from the Treas
nVe'r, Frederick Kiser, on Sch6ol monies, up to
'31 December, 1842, $6354
Recapitulation of the foregoing accounts
and Balances.
Balance due to Frederick Kiser. Treasurer, on ac
count of Teccipts and expenditures for ihe qoun
,ty of Monroe, from Jan. 1st to Dec. 31, 1812. $1092 47
Balance due by Frederick Kiser, to thof
county of Monroe, for and on account
of monies collected on Redemption of
unseated lands, and' paid ou1 10 lh
persons who purchased at Treasu- , ,
rer's sales, $186 87-
Balance due by Frederick Kiser, Treas
urer, to the county of Monroe, for and " .!
On account of Road Taxes collected"
on unseated lands, and paid out to the
Supervisors of the different townships, , j
from tho 1st January to the 31st De
cember, 1812,. . .
Balance due by Frederick Kiser, Treas
urer, to the' county of Monroe, for and.
on account of School Taxes collected
on unseated lands, and paid out to the
; different townships, from the 1st Jan--ifary
to the 31st December, 1842,
180 427r
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430 81
r Balance.due to F. Kiser. Trea'suref.
$661 63
ser, Treasurer of said county. $66103
Witness bur hands" at Stroudsburg, the 6th da'y.pf January,
Ahno Domini, 143. , ,
' . ABRM. LEVERING. )
. :JN0:A1ERVVINE, , pLuddors;
JEREMY MAcKEYfjM;;
AdAm Overfiel6, j ' 1 ' .'JC'
Elihu Postens, Commissioners:
John Smith, j
Attest, James H. Walton. . . ,
Aiidrew Storm, late one of the' Treasu
rers of the county of Monroe, in' ac
count with said ccunty.
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To Redemption mbnies on unseated lands nb't ac- .
counted for in the settlement of 1840 and 1841, $801 42
To an amount of Tax and cost on dir. Heckeif-
welder, erroneously sold in 1810 to county tax .
having been paid before sale, 4 61
?800 00
191 i
50 00,
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By Redemption monies1 pa'id to sundry .
persons, as per receipts', $188 44
By amount paid to Frederick jKiser;
Treasurer, July 11th, 1842,' cash,
October 10th, 1842, cash;
January 3, 1843, cash,
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By commissions receiving $801 42 rfnd
payinff over at 2 per cent.
Those amounts, to be accounted fof by the Treasurer at
the next settlement in 1814.
Jacob Bush; Esq. laHri Treasurer of Mori
roc county, in account with said county.-BR.
To amount of Redemption monies received during
the year 1841, on unseated lands in' Monroe co.
To an amount received of JohnCasebcar, Collec
tor of Smithfield township,, for theyear 1839, and
not accounted for on Book,
$79 0-J
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By amount paidon Tabffha Hoiton," .
Price township, , $1156
do do James Place; do' 10 83-
8 00
$87 90
22 39
$05 51
Balance due from Jacob Btfsh, Esq. late Treasu
rer, to the countv,
The county of Monroe in account witfe
Samuel Giinsdulcs, Esq., late Sheriff;
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To drawing and summoning 7 Juryi, 6 at $15 00;
and 1 at $18 0u,
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By 14 iciry Funds received at $4 00 each,
$108 OC?
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Balance due the late Sheriff, . - $52 00
Examined and allo'wed this 27th day of Jan.; A. D. 18 131.
ABRM. LAYERING, )
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JNO. MEKWJ.JXJS. Au(LU's
JERRMY MACJvEY, ) ,
Adam Overfield, y
Elihu Postexs, Commissioners.
John. Smith. . . 7 .
Attest. Jo'hh D. Morris, Clerk. ,
Statement of the amount of Duplicates,
from the year 4 836 to 1843, with the
payments and balances yet due the
county of Monroe.
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Collectors.'
Geo T. Mackey,
Christian Stout,
George Labar,
Jacob Hcssler,
Andw.L. Storm.
George Shupp,
John Jlouse,
Iienrv Mover,
Samuel Bond,
John Casebecr,
M. Shoemaker,
Christ'r Harlip,
Fred.Brotzman,
Jon'an Coffman.j
JereraiahGalvinj
Felix Weiss,
Michael Brown,
Henrv Weiss,
Henry Dietrich,
.-viarxin riace,
Michael Kiser,
G. Grccnsweig
A. Ancclmeyer,
John Driesbach,
John Bowman,
Jno.IIohcnshclt
John Buzard,
John Smith,
John Siglin,'
John Pifer,
George Warner,
Mien. Altemose,
John Kelsey,
Jacob F.Korner,
Dennis Murphy,
Edward Brown,
George Jluskirk,
u. jsyienoerger,
jonn riace
Jacob' Corel),
Jkhn Seizor.
A'aronDriesbach
Henry WhiteseU
Charles Henry,
Abraham Yctter
John Edinger,
Townships.'
Pocono,
Tobyhanna,
MSmithfield,
Tobyhanna.
Price,
Chesnuthill,
Hamilton,
Smithfield,
Tobylranna,
Smfthfield,
Hamilton,
Ross,
Tobyhanna,
Pnce,
Coolbaugh,
Chesnuthill,
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Stroud,
Chesnuthill,
Smithfield,
MSmithfield,
Hamilton,
Ross,
Pocono,
Tobyhanna,
i'rice,
Stroud,
Hamilton,
Smithfield,.
Chesnuthirr,
MSmithfield
Pocono,
Ross,
Tobyhanna,
Price,
Coolbaugh,
Stroud,
Hamilton.
Smithfield,
MSmithfield,"
K03S,
Chcsniithill,
Penn Forest,
rooynanna,
Price.
Coolbaugh,
Pocono,
Dup's Pay'ts. Ex's, corns Ov Bal?t
207 62 154 14 S II & 45 5?
104 92 26 97 ref. 77 05
274 01 254 22 C 41 13 38
105 41 41 75 G3 3!)
90 19 64 39 1 3f 4 41
43179 401 07 1199 21 13 . .
G27 SI 507 00 I 120 S4'
531 06 4 99 75 5 6126 30
SOS 00 100 60 107 60
671 67 619 49 12 2132 97 3 . 6 00.
S95I6S2991h 6524h
593 04 512 99 25 4S 23 57
1S9 60 34 03 . . 155 57"
123 25 109 25 13 29 5 74
23 71 18 34 4 41 , 96
592 52 548 10 15 53 23.54
999 59 925 66' 24 21 43" 72
600 62 551 50. 49 12-
711 19 65518h 6 78 35 22 14 OOh
360 33 322 23 33 05
857 87 785 50 72 37
607 43 503 67 93 61
339 23 31125 11 60 le'SS
219 03 85 00 16f03
t24 61 120 54 2 12 6 12 4 17
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927" 13 87344h 536Sh
567 74 572 OOh t29504h
707 20 475 6G 231 54
643 64 333 70. . .309 91
399 72 318 63". 60 69
367 74 274 40h 93 33h
459 78 355 12 104 66
365 99 119 12 246 37
159 85 68 89 -: 90 93-
44 57 39 00 5J57..
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526 99 7644 456 55
701.61 1.76 00 . - 525 61
572 93 153 62 1419 31
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301 39 29 00; , 273 39
323 56 81 00' 242 56
154 49 154 49
4S43 48 43.
116 33 23 50 92 S3
IS 34 18 34.
294 03 63 2t 230 87
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TIip snlisr.rihBrs. Auditors for the county of Monroe, hav
the accounts of the County Treasurer,
and all books, papers, vouches, &c. relating thereto, do cer- " "."""f.. " X"
tify that we find the sum of six hundfed and sixty-one dollars Vouchers fohr thou
and sixty-throe cents due from the cr)unty, to Frederick Kr- lars and fifty and a
5439 53h
U Balance on J.Caseueer's Juplicate, m hands of Bush
Paid in full since January 1st 1843".
f Paid since January 1 si $14 50.
- Paid since January 1st $20 00.
Amount of Gh'eck-s Outstanding and due by tho County to
tho holders thereof, as appears by the Check Book and
sand seven hundred aria twenty-four uol
half cents ." $1,724 50 1
notice, NOTICE.. NOTICE,
A Petition (br Discharge and Certificate un- J-t w jl JL-v-z-t-. , -
der the Bankrupt Law,-has been filed hy Ail persons having demands against' tlic Es- A Petition fof the Benefit of the Bankrupt
tv , t.. ,v i r it t . t:t . lnt if n-imVI P!-. r.afiar . wiM-nrnsnnl llifi same TS.n w hns been filed' the 26lh Jalnianv 184'3'. bV
Jjaviu Jt. IMiney,' Jaie iviercnum, r mo tuuu- . i J ,, - , , - .
duly authenticated for sclilomerti, and all per- Charles DVahcr, Cooper, MohrotfcO.
And Friday the 31st day of March neit. at n s"s maeuieu io saia- u.maie are requusmu u
o?clbclc, a. iv. is appointed for the hearing there- call- and settle the sairte previous to the first of
of, before the said' Court, sitting in Bankrupt'. April ne?f . ' I T vcnt, .
t tlifl Hi!rtVr Hniin Knmn in the Citv of . '. S: J!. HOLLIN-SlllvA LJy
All pesons having unvettled demands against Philadelphia, when and where the Creditors of ' Administrator.
the eataio of Hugh Ross, will present the same ,j18 saj,j Petitioners, who have proved theft Stroudsburg, Join. 18, 143..
for seitlement, and ail persons indebted to said Deots and' all other persons in interest, may ' rrTl .WORK
are requested to call and settle-the same appear and sHow cause if any iht5y have, why JYi v ' , . nfK !
JUpir earliest convenience. siih. Discharge and Certificate should-not be NeatlV OXQCUtetl at UllS Ultice.
I JOHN Hv BRODHEAD', granted FRAS..HOPKINSONr
I ftdininistkalor. Clerk of the DistrkLQourL
JKljjford, D'M: U3i 1842:. " Kiladeljihi'a, Dec. 28, 1812. 10.
CHEAP FOR CASH.
Calfskins, Kips, and Upper
Leather.
For sale at the POCONO TANNERY.
February 1, 1843.
ADMIffJESTBATOBS' WOTJCE,
LUUfBEE! LtMBER
" BLMir DEEDS
For saly at this ofiTice.
Which Petition will be heard beforo th'e Dis
trict CmVrt of the United States for the Eastern
District of Pennsylvania, sitting in Bankruptcy,
at the District Court room in the City of Phil
adelphia, on Friday tho 3d day of March next,
at 11 o'clock, a. m. wlieii and where all persons
interested may appear and show cause, if any
they have, why lite prsiycr of tlio said .Petilibh
should nnt'He granled-, and ihe said Petiiionar
declared BariUr'tlrlt.,. Fit AS". IIOPKINSON,
' Clerk of the District Qoul.
Philadelphia, Jan: 28, 1843. 3l.
The subscribers Have aV their Mill situate
three miles from so .Fleet's Tavern, which is
on tHe Diinker Piko, and only half a mile from
Honry W. Drinker, Esq., a large and general
assort'iiVenl of seasoned
White Fine liiiuibeif
of ln6' b'ist quality, which they offer at very low
prices. Purchasers would do well to. call ani
examine their assortment, it being, from 5 to 10
miles nearer, and a much belter road, than ti
any. other Mill in this section of country, her
a general assortment can be had.
PHILIP G. READING & Co,
September 21, 1842. 4m.