Iteeiiiito.of ih. Democracy oi Monroe
Pursuant to prtni us notice, ihe Democrais
of the county of Monroe met at the court
house, in the borough of Strousburg, on Thurs
day ovening, 11th May, Is 13.
On motion, MORRIS D. ROBESON was
called to the Chair, and Adam Overfield, Elihu
Postens and Simeon Sehoonover, Esqrs. ap
pointed Vice Preidunt.s, and Stroud Rtras and
James Place, Secretaries.
On motion, a committee of nine, consisting
of the following named gentlemen, James K.
Stroud, Esq., Francis J. Smith, Esq.j Philip
Hoffman, Esq , J. Edward ilnodmachcr, Peter
S. Ahemose, Esq , Daniel Price, M. Place,
John D. Witt ajid Jasper Vlioi, were appointed
-to draft resolutions expressive of the sense of
"this meeting, who retired and reported the
following, which were adopted en mase.
Resolved, That the Democracy of the coun
ty of Monroe, has been long known and tried,
and has never yet been wanting in a large
majority in favor of the people's candidates,
and that we will not now be found arrayed
against a State Administration of our own
choice, and a Governor whose principles and
course of conduct we highly approve.
Resolved, That any political meeting in this
county, holding sentiments differing from these,
cannot be of the main body of the Democratic
party, but must be composed of shreds of par
ties, aided by Dictators from other counties, to
whose double-dealing the Democracy of Mon
roe are strangers, and from whoso principles
and opinions we most determinedly turn an ay.
Resolved, That we do not approve of the
National Administration under John Tyler, and
hope to see. a faithful, true-heaiied Democrat
of the old-fashioned school and principles,
selected as a candidate for he Presidency, to
whom wo will give our undivided Mipport.
Resolved, That we entirely approve of the
Stale Administration under our excellent Chief
Magistrate, David R. Porter, the man of our
choice, and whose faithful services and detcr
4ii ined opposition to dictation from the unprin
cipled, and whose prudence and economy in
the administration of the affairs of State, de
mands and receives our unqualified commenda
tion. Resolved, That the only two vetoes .by the
Governor during the last session of the Legis
lature, the first of the Congressional District
bill, and the oilier -of the act authorising the
Legislature to elect the Canal Commissioners,
were measures of wisdom and justice. The
iirst bill being unequal and unjust in its provis
ions, and the latter- placing power in the Leg
islature not allowed them by the constitution,
iitul which had once been given them and im
mediately on trial withdrawn, and more partic
ularly because the majority of tho late Legis
lature was not a body of men in whom the
Democracy could place confidence, or to whose
hands they could commit unusual powers and
privileges.
Resolved, That we highly approve of the
course pursued by our Representatives, Messrs.
Joseph Kerr and Asa Packer, and of our Sen
ator Liuher Kidder, and believe that they have
faithfully represented the voice of their con
stituents and have well maintained the best in
terests of the commonwealth though they
were sometimes in the minority, on account of
having been deserted by those who should
have stood by them, some of whom betrayed
iheir constituents bv so deserting them.
Resolved, That the Democracy of Monroe is
rapable of taking care of themsehes, and that
we entirely decline and refuse the dictation of
renegade Democrais, office-hunters, and all
others from adjoining counties. That the ad
dress of Speaker Wright recently madet this
place, contained sentiments which we neither
approve nor believe, and recommend to that
gentleman to confine his exertions hereafter to
1ih own constituents, and endeavor to settle
with them for deserting his party and princi
ides.
Resolved, That the proceedings of this
meeting be signed by the officers and publish
cd.
Signed by the Officers.)
Shipman, who absconded some time ago,
with a large amottut of funds in his possession
belonging to ihe banks and brokers, has been
arrested m Illinois. He returned to Philadel
phia of his own accord, and gave up what
money he had. No ofiicer came with him.
SAiS MOTE LIST.
corrected weekly for the JeffersonianRepubIican.
The notes of those banks on which quotations
are omitted and a dash( Substituted, are not
purchased by the brokers.
Fcaiisylvania.
riinaaeipma bans, par
atjuik. oi jvonn America, ao
Faiaiers & Mechanics do
western bank do;
Southwark b.iuk do
Kensington bank. do
JJank of Northern Liberties do
Mechanics' Bank
tensmercrelBank
E-ak of Fenn Township
Wuutfacturers' & Mech'ns
JKoyainenMtig bonU.
Tinned States barJc
furjfd do
Pf"nsylVar.:a-banic
Bin's uf Germantown
V- mk of Montgomery co.
J ..ifc of Delaware county
Sank of Chester county
Poylestownbank
Farmers' hank of Bucks
Boston bank
farmers' bank of Reading
L?!tanoa bank
Ifcurisburg bank
Blidltctown bank
F.mne.r' bank Lancaster
T. nrvstcr bank
L wU5ter county bank
ninlnmpton bank
rii!iwViia ISridge
. .r.isle bank
.Vrihninborland bank
"I mere bank of Potlsville
Vnrk bink
'ttarabsrsburg bank
O ".tysburg b3nk
"'vomln do
"mesdale do
Ityuk of LewiKown
i:.iru: of Susquehanna co
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West Branch bank
Pittsburg
Waynesburr
Biovraesrille
Erie bank
Berks countrbank
Towanda do
Relief Notes
New York.
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CITY BANKS
America, bank of
American Exchange
Bank of Commerce
Bank of the State of N Y
bilicners' anu Drovers'
Ohemir?!
city
Commercial
Clinton
Del. and Hudson canal co. do
Dry Dock 1
Fulton bank of New York par
Greenwich do
t.afuveite do,
f.nsthfirltfanufacturers" do
Manhatten comiiariy
.iccaanics' Jianamg asso
ifercliants bank
Merchant
Mechanics & Traders'
Merchants' Exchange
National bank
3. New York, Dank of
4t?fe A-Ybrk Baukins co.
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JPIME VOIWTY STATEMENT.
BR.
OTTO KIOTSIiEj Esq. Treasurer oi'Pibe county, in account for the year ending:, January 3rd, 1843.
To cash received from Collectors of county Rates and Levies
. during the, year 1842, including interest and costs, , '
Cash received on unseated Lands for 1840 and 18,41, .
f.1
45 - T:
$1723 23
1588 97'
$3312 20
By Balance due at last Settlement,
Cash paid on County -Checks,
Exonerations on unseated Lands,
Commissions on $3212 56 received at 2 1-2 per;cent -
Commissions on $2356 61 paid out at 2 1-2 per cent,.
Balance in the Treasury, 7 J'
:i:'$i36 71
356 61
? 89 63
"80 31
58 91
539 9 7
2j
T V
' , ROAD MONIES.-
To amount receivedbn'unseated lands for 1840 and 1841, $1599 77 . By Balance due at last settlement,
balance uue utto tumble 1 reasurer, tor monies overpaid by
hini in 1842, , . . r . -
6 23
$1606 00
P.nch nnirU rm TJnnrl nrrlprs rlnrincr t.ViP. Vfnr 1842.
Amount of exonerations allowed on unseated lands, ;
Commissions on $1512 80 received at 2 1-2 percent',
Commissions on $1355 00 paid out at 2 1-2 per cent,-
---x - . -J?
30 97
1355 00
. S21 33
7 83
43 87
$L606t0O
lo amount" received dri, unseated Jarids4or, scnool, years 1841
aiid'imC . '
S
To. balance of redemption money-in Treasury aft lasl selilement,
Amount receired on lands redeemed during the year lo42,
SCROOT, MONTF.S - '
By Balance due" Tieasurer at last settlement, . - - tW-
" Cashnaidon school checks, ' ' 610 So
" Amount of exonerations allowed on school tax levied on unseat-
lands,
" Commissions on 669 Dols. 81 cts. received at 2.1-2 per cent
" Commissions on 610 Dols. '85 cts. paid out-at 2 1--2 per cent;
Balance in the Treasurv, . . ....
$704 52
$704 52
ao.7.3
15 27
- 13' 2 i
ADEMPTION MONIES.
Whole amount of redemption funds,
Amounts due from Collectors of School Tax.
1835. -Middle Smitbfield,
1836. Do.
1836. Price,
Jacob Bush,
John De Witt,
John Learn,
S472 60
498 23
$970 83
.$1432 20
S67 29
238 10
63 87 1-2
Aiiiotiuts due frolu Collectors of -County Kates and liCvies.
John Kimble, dee'd., Ephraim Kimble and John
Rockwell, Administrators.
John S. Smily, " " 1
Jacob Bush, t.y
Ephraim Drake,
Robert G. Croft,
Henry Brink,
Stephen Drake,
Dan Kellam,
Cornelius Van Etten,
John Berg,
William Place,
Timothy Depuo, -S.
S. Thrall,
C. W. De Wilt,
:$70.4 52
S294 47
676 15 J
755 8 V
. C76 3 5
Expenses incidental to the Administration of JnaUccfb liic ycas-Jesc5i25
- January 3, 1.13. , r'
Pav and milno-ftfor Jurors. ' '" vyU
j O itrJi- $r,,-
Assessors Expenses ..l..fiw .jttfc'
Benjamin Drake, Commissioner,-
... - . is5
By Cash refunded during the year 1842, I '
" Balance in Treasurer's hands, 1
" Amount of redemption money appropriated to County, fund by Commissioners
at the settlement in January 1839, v
Balance remaining in Treasury,
1931. Lackawaxen,
1832. Price
1833. " -1838.
Dingman', '
1840. Green,
" Weslfali,
" Dingman,
1841. Palmyra,
" Delaware,
" ' Lehman,
1S42. Lehman,
" Delaware,
" Dingman,
Milford,
Westfall.
" Lackawaxen,
" Palmyra,"
" Green,
- JR.- J-t"3S4- a,-v J"" Z '
Benjamin Vaninwcgeon'-'".-
Jacob Kimble, - v , r -c f.
Jonas Ansley,
James Simons,
S243 01
43 96
39 80
12 14 1-2
00 85
98 94
8 93
73 53
88 53
65 08
195 75
213 85
20776
93 80
143 62
88" 24
49 30
70 92
4 -?'f
' ' . y. o x :
S2107 34
Unavailable Amounts due from Collectors of County Hates and ILevies.
1831. Upper Smnhfield, John B. Rockwell, deceased. ' $420" 11
1037. George F. Shotwell, deceased. 103 13
Unavj&ilabie Amounts due from Individuals on Ioes and Accounts.
George Bowhanan, balance on note of hand, dated 7th of
March, 1820, (Note Lost,)
Jeffrey Wells, (Jury Fees.)
Jeffrey Wells, (Fines,) . '
John Maimey on note dated January 31, 1840,
Daniel P. Jacobuson note dated Jan'y 31, 1840,-
Bfiniamin lvrlnr "Vm nntn rlaffrl Rp.nh Qfli 1SIH
James Nvce, - do
Moses Brink, do
Daniel Bursell, . do
Constables attending Court, &c.
Court Crying, &c.
Bridge Building and Repairing.
Fox and Wild Cat scalps,
Road Viewing,
Bridge Viewing,
Commonwealth Costs,
Election expenses,
Miscellaneous expenses,&c -
Ho race -L. West, Clerk, &c .
Taxes refunded, h - ;
Commissioners office expenses including wood for courtsV&cr ;:
Jail expenses, boarding prisoners, &c. , ,
Sheriff advertising, proclamation, and conveying prisoners' to
Philadelphia,
Prothonotary & clerk of Sessions, &c.
Court house repairs,
Milton Dimmick, commissioners attorney, ,
Printing, C. W De Witt, ' ' f
Coroners Inquest,
.lr- it1
198 80
56 00
55 50
69 00
10 50
78 OS
27 23
315 17
69 43
61 00
s 11 00
120 79
293 39
62 45
143 00
56 14
20 13
80 88
15l 00
76 97
15 00
10 00
19 38
" 12 13
$21 00
4 00
39 00
24 68
-24 68
36 54
'3
3i-forth River
3 rjiccnix
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f Luia. bank at Warren no 6Ue
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do
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8 Seventh Vatd, . ;
rradefimen'a . s . A . , f par
Union B. of N.y; ' do
'Vas!iiugton 50
$673.14
' $2513 43
Amount Bue from J. J. lindernian, tate Treasurer, and Sureties.
On Judgment dated August 20th, 1839. Balance on School and County
monies, including Interest and Costs to January 1843 of which amount
50 dols. with one year's interest, is due the County, owing to an error in
entry of fifty dollars, received by Sheriff from Jesse McKean for fines
which were credited in last settlement as received from J. J. Linderman,
and sureties, v $317 08
Amount off Fines and Jury Fees due from James Watson, Sheriff, in the
following cases.
Commonwealth vs. Remy Loreaux,
Chancy Dimmick, vs. Richard Bodhead,
J. P. Knapp, vs. A. L. Woodward,
Commonwealth, vs. Remy Loreaux .
D. R. Burley, (Assignees,) vs. Joseph J. Westbrookf-r
Commonwealth, vs. William C- Jagger, 1?
Same vs. Nicholas Libengood,
fine, $15 00
fees, 4 00
4 00
4 00
" " 4 00
4 00
4 00
$39 00
TVR.
To notes of hand against Individuals with Interest
added to January 1st, 18143, ;
" Notes of hand against Individuals for Tuition,
CR.
JOHN H.WALLACE, TREASURER OF MILFORD ACADEMY, IN ACCOUNT WITH THE TRUSTEES,
By Balance on John Brink's note, interest to Jari-i
iiniv 1st. 184tS, - -
Balance on R. Eldred'a note, " 1 73 32
" Balance on Brodhcad and Stall's note, ' " V- 51 41
Treasurer's account rendered as per statement,.inciuuing
. 1 j
S191 54
29 48
S6.6 81
.Balance due Treasurer,
JS221 02
22.18
i' -
balance of 82 33 due him at last settlement, ; ;
James A. Combs' note for tuition,
do
liw' do do
IU 0VJVVliU "
Tconn fihvmAI-'a d6 UO
" Edmond Power's do
do
22- 18
2 33
7 57
'9 75
2 50
7 33
S243 20
Wthe Auditors or accounts of J SaidaU' d
rtify ihc above and foregoing report tor beprrect, Witness our hnds;.tlus 15th dj ot I ebrUary 1843.
WAKREN KIMBLE. 5
certify t he above and foregoing report
Attest. HORACE L. WEST, Clerk.