E3ovi i5e.
CO WfF
"Correuiwn, in iiai(l. Tho cv.uiiier's jury j 1.
jHurned.a verdict ( " Died of hard labor, and
Jor mtttt'of food, and from no other 'cause?
A Planked Road.
Among the novel movements of the day may
1R. OTTO KIiUBIiIS, Esq. Trcasiiv
To cash received from Collectors of county Kates and Levies
during the year 1842, including interest and costs,.
per of Pake county, isi account ibr the year ending, January 3rd, 1843.
fl 5
A. .
lie Uil v mar i t . . , , -i .. , ..
'be clawed a project rccciulv set on loot for tne vu wVu( wu unsvutcu jjauua tui. Aotu aim io;u,
construction of u plank road from Oswego .xo
.Rome, in Noiv Yoil:, a distance of fifty-three
miles. The Whig, published at Oswego, states
ilia; the route has alroady been surveyed, and the
-cost of construction, it i ascertained, will not cx:,
cced $150,000. Application will be made 19. Uie
next Legislature for the chartering of a company-
Uo carry the project into execution.
MAK IS S E,
On Monday morning last, iu Grace Church,
JHonesdale, -Pc. by ihe Itcv. O. Evans Shan
mon, Mr. Edward I,. Wolf, or Easton, to
Miss Mart G. daughter of S. G. Throop, Esq.
of.the former place.
PRICES CU RRENT.
'Gorrcctcd cceru Wednesday morning.
AJITXGLES. Strouds- Easton. Phil&d.
burg.
Wheat P.lt:r, per barrel 5 05 4 50 4 50
Jlyc. de. do. do. 3 50 3 00 3 00 -
Wheat, per bushel . 1 00 1 00 1 05
iitye, de. do. 70 CO 60
oie Leather per pound 05 28 25
"Corn per bushel 50 52 54'
Whiskey .per gallon '" 2121
Clover Seed per bushel 3 50 4 25 3 50
Timothy -Seed per bush. 2 25 2 00 ,A
Harlny do. 45 50
Oats " do. 37 30- 33
FlaxSeed do. 1 37 1 33 1 37
v Mutter ,er pound H U 21
Ejjsjs, per dozen "8 8 15
Waster per ton , 4 00 2 5G
Hickory wood, per cord 2 50 4 50 5 00
Oak, do. do. 2 00 3 75 3 50
Mackerel, No. I 10 00 10 50 9 50
Hi. do 2 8 00 8 50 10 50
Potatoes, per bushel 37 30 30
$1723 23
1588 97
$3312 20
: '
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By Balance clue at last Settlement,
Cash paid on County Checks,
Exonerations on unseated Lands,
im.;,.: eomo ,.a,iVor1 of 9. V-M nftr ctp.ntM
1 I 1 1 1 1 ( M S 1 1 1 1 I N 1111 .Itli I (Jll l.lLI W 14 fc!. I' - - T s -v -
Commissions on $2356 61 paid out at I-2 .perccn 91
Balance in the Treasury; " ' 97
$156 7 1
s2350 Gi
S9 6J
80 31
... . ,,:;: , ROAD MONIES.
To amount received on unseated lands for 1840 and'1841, $1599 77 Jiy Jialanoe due at last settlement.
6 23
97
Balance due Otto Kimble Treasurer, for monies overpaid-by
lnm in 1842, - ;-. f f?
- .-II.'-. i. i 1 ,
it
i Cash paid on Road orders during the year 1S42,
Amount of t-xonerations allowed on unseated jancis,;- ...
" Commissions on $1512 80 received at 2 1-2 per cent,- ;
$1606 00f " Commissions on $1355 00 paid out at 2 1-2 per centf
SCHOOL MONIES.
V.
i;uo5 u'T
'b2 33
To amount received on 'unseated lands for scjiobl, years 18.41
ana 13.42,
$704 52
.'$704 52
?
By Balance due Tieasurer at last sbltlemcht;"';
" f nsh nnu on school C iecKS,
" Amount of exonerations allowed on school tax levied on. unseat
lands, . ' -
Commissions on 669 Dols. SI ctS: received at 2 1-2 per cent
" Commissions on 610 Bols. 85 cts. paid out at 2 l-2.pe.r cent, :.
B alance in the Treasury,
610 S5
34 7t5
16 7;j
15 27
13 2S
C
BAXK i'OTJS lilST.
ootTc:tctl wceitlr for the .IcfffcrMjnian Republican.
The notes of those banks on which quotations
are omitted and a dash( Substituted, are not
purchased by the brokers.
Pennsylvania. nrancuuank .
Philadelphia bank. PwiS..
llank of North America, do '
Tanners' & Mechanics' do;' .ne;,,le
V.I n hank do'tne bank
KeitMnstmi bank "v
Jan!c of Northern Liberties d,clicr .Notes
Mechanirs" Bank do ICF "S'orR.
t.'oumiercivl Bank d.t ,,--,.
Hint of lenn Township do.A . tTV. basis
Manufarlurcrs' 4- Mech'ns d Arnenei. bank of
Moi-anuwiup ban SrAnicncan Etebanse
nile.l SUtcs bank :"as'H ol, J nnnenw
ti-rard do h .Bank of the State of
j'er.nsvlranin bxnk parl'tchcrs and Urovei
Bankof Cenuantoivn par,J!Cicax
ltrnk of Montgomcrj' co. do.f-'tv .
Jlank of lc:aware county do Commercial
luiit of taiester countv i y"i
I
9
2
par
par
do
do
do
do
do
do
2
par
Pov'estoun back
Farmers' bank of Bucks
JCatnn bank
Fanner' bank of Heading
Lebanon bank
JlarrisburR bank
MidJletow n tank
Farmers bank Lancaster
Lancaster bank
Lanftaster countr bank.
Northampton hank
Cobimbia Bridge
Cirlisle iMiik
Northumberland tank
Miners bank of l'ott&tilU
York bank
rhsmbersburs bank
iictlyi'irg; bank
"iVyominj do
lIondaSe do
Jtaak of Lewi-town
Bank of Suvinchanna co
: Asso.
I.imi. bank at Warren no sale Wellington
Vio'Dcl. and Iludjon canal co. do
,l'Drr UctcM I
doFulton bank of .New York par
I.oreenv.icn
TjLafayettc
4llather Manufacturers'
4jManhatten company
ll.Mechanics" Banking
li.Verr.Iiunls' bank
Merchant
T.iMechanic. & Traders'
ljMercham' Exchange
3-Natinnalb.mk
a.New York, HanTc of
4XcA-york Banking co. 2
3,N- Y. Sfe. Sfk Security b. par
3'Xorth Hirer do
3 1'hQ'nix do
8'ScvcntirWard do
llTenth Ward 10
paiiTradasmcn's par
20 L'nion B. of N. Y. do
do
do
do
do);
do
c'o
do
do
do
c'o
do
50
To balance of rcdernpiinn money in Treasury' "al last sciiie'nfent,
An.'ount receireU.on lands redeemed during the year IS1,
$472 60
498 23
Whole amount1 of redcniplion-funds, . -
Aujotmlji duo iroiii CoIlecSors of School Tar.
REDEMPTION MONIES.
By Cash refunded during the year 1512,
Balance m I rcasurer s haritls, t , i l' ,'" .452f
" Amounl of rcdempiion money appropriated. to County &nd:by;CpTmwia9iiBr1sJ
at tho settlement in Janiiary 1839,
Balance remaining in Treasury,
S970 83
$1432 20
S291 17
Gin 3 ;
." 7ii5 SI
(JTo :j'J
S1432 20
1835. Middle Smiihiiold, Jacob Bush, . $G7 29
1836. Do. - John De Win, v- '233 10
183G. Price, - John Learn, , 63 87'i-2
Asnouixts due Jroiii Collectors of Couniy Rates asad Jevies.
1631. Lacka waxen,
1832. Price
1833. "
1838. Uingman,
1840. Gfecn,
Wwifal!,
Dingmaii,
1841. Palmyra, .
Delaware, ,
Lehman,
1842.- Lehman,
Delaware,
-Dingman, .
Milford,
Wwifall.
Lackawaxen,
Palmyra,
Green,
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ii
ii
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II
II
II
John Kimble, dee'd.-, Ephraim Kimble and John
UockweM) Administrators.
Jtihn S. Smilv,
Jacob Hush,
Ephraim Drake,
Robert G. Croftv
Henry Brink,
Stephen Drake,
Dan Kellam, J
Cornelius Van Etten,
John Berg,
William Place,
Timothv Depuo,
S. S. Thrall, r-
C. W. De Witt,
Benjamin Yaninwcgeori, -Jacob
Kimble,
Jonas Ausley,
James Simons,
, ,
i -3.- -v- ... ,-
"i ,1 :ff J,'
''"'tB-rf,.
$243 01
43 96
39 80
12 14 1-2
00 85
98 94
a 93
73 5-3
88 53
155 08
195 75
213 85
207 76
93 86
143 62
88 24
49 30
70 92
xpeases isicideuiai to the Administration o24 3rKslit:e, 2or ,feeu;aOxfir
January.-3; 1843. , . .r--
5G 00
55 50
69 0Q
' 10 .30
73 OS
27 2-3
315 17
G9 43
00
11 00
Pay and milage for Jurors-;
a
Benjamin Drake, Commissioner-, .- .--;.. -?4r t
James Nyce, do- ' -3tt . i . . - ;
DanielBurseli,
do
oonsiaoies auenuing sourt-, u. gmr?'x- -'m'- 'iJyTBt-' "
--0,
BridgeBuilding and Repairing,
Fox and Wild Cat scalps, -
Road Vie win?,
Bridge Viewing,
Commonwealth Costs,
Election expenses,
Miscellaneous expenses,&.c
Horace L.West, Clerk, &e
Taxes refunded,
Si- -VO- f '
293 30
G2 15
..?" 1 lO -..,
' 20 13
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J!
Second Yolnme of the Magnet.
BsK VOTED to the investigation of Hcmak
' Physiology, embracing Cephology, Phreno
lopv. Pathctology, Physiognomy, Psychology,
Neurology, Electricity," Galvanism, Magnetism,
Liu lit, Caloric, Life.
BY LA ROY SUX DERLAN D.
The design of this popular and interesting
work, is the investigation of all the laws which
appertain to Human Life, and which are concern
ed in the production of those states of the Mind,
called Somnambulism; Insanity, Dreaming, Sec-
nd-Sight, Sommmpathy, Trance, Clairvoyance,
:ind various oilier Mental Phenomena, which have
hitherto remained shrouded in mystery.
Its pages are enriched with Essays and Com
munications, detailing Facts, illustrating the Sci
ence of Cephology, which teaches the influence
and susceptibilities of the Human Brain, and the
method of controlling its separate organs by Path
cism; together with such information as may as
sist in the most successful application of this
wonderful agent to Diagnosis the Delineation of
Character and the relief of human suffering.
The Second Volume will be commenced in
June, 18-13, in largo octavo form, and issued j
mommy, on uie iouowing
terms :
' I Two dollars in advance, will pay forone copy
for -the year; or sixteen copies of any one number.
II For Six Dollars, fifty copies of any one num
ber: or four copies forone year.
III For ten dollars, ninety copies of any one
number; or seven copies for one year.
IV For Fifteen Dollars, one hundred and fifty
copies of any one number; or twelve copies for
one year.
V To the trade, they will be put up at Nine
Dollars per hundred, when one hundred copies
ara ordered at one time, with the cash in advance.
Agents must state distinctly., what the money
sent is designed to pay for ; whether for an entire
vt!iim jf or for so many single copies of o!M? nnm-ler.
these terms are low, the Publishers cannot f -b.1 ,1,,,; T-nnemi,,
doubt but Acentswill see the justice of giving --P'a.uCe (J UO IxeaSUm.Y .
special attention to what follows '.
All, payments-must be received by the Publisher
before each number is sent out the Office.
All payments must be remitted free of postage,
and in Safety-fund money, or its equivalent in this
city,
Agento must give particular instructions as'lo
the mantier jn which thev may v.ish each number,
forwarded.
w vcry Editor who -si WU give this Pros
pectus (including this paragraph) six insertions,
i-ball teceive the Mantlet for onn vw. from June.
!c papers coi)jij)jig this notice
larked to ' the New York Card,
and provided, also, that these
u- .!tjoi)s be complied with before January, 1814.
S2107 31
Unavailable Amounts due from Collectors of County Kates and Levies.
1831. Upper Smithficld, John B. Rockivell, deceased. ' $420 11
1837. " George F. Shotwell, deceased. 103 13
Unavailable Amounts due from Individuals on ftoici and Accounts.
George Bowlianan, balance on note of hand, dated 7th of
March, 1820, (Note Lost,)
Jeffrey Wells, (Jury Fees,)
Jeffrey Wells, (Fines,)
John Manney on note dated January 31, 1840
Daniel P. Jacobus, on note dated Jan'y 31, 1840,'. , ; ,?t- . ? :vi
Benjamin Kvder, on note dated bent. 9th, 1840;v:-.,c?1hv
Commissioners office expenses including yo6d for courts, &:c.
Jail expenses, boarding prisoners, "&e.
Sheriff advertising, proclamation, and conveyingprisoners tl)
Philadelphia, -Prothonotary
& clerk of Sessions, &c. " :
Court house repairs,
Milton Dimmick, commissioners attorney,
Printing, C. W De Wilt, ' - T
Coroners Inquest,
80
151 00
. 76 07
15 00
10 00
39 3S
12 13
$21 00
4 00
39 00
24 68
24 63
36 54
- V- j55SCi i$t
.WW "Si
".it.-. - a- B"t?-r rra -
. $2513 13
1 1 Ataontit 2ci5 from J. J. landcrman, Late Treasurer, and Sureties.
On Judgment dated August 20th, 1839. Balance on School- and County
monies', including Interest and Costs to January 1843 of whicFamount
50 dols. with one years interest, is due the Count', owing to an earor in
entry of fifty dollars, received by Sheriff from Jesse McKean for fines
which were credited in last settlement as received from J. J. Linderman,
ami smeiic's, "-jh
Amount of Fines and Jnri- Fees due from -James Watson,ESiicriff,'in the
iouowing casts.
Commonwealth vs. Kemy Loreaux,
Chancy Dimmick, vs. Ilichard Brodhead,
J. P. Knapp, vs. A. L. Woodward,
Commonwealth, vs. Ilerny Loreaux
Si 5" :
tut
D. H. Burlev, (Assignees,) vs. Joseph J.'Westbrok .j '
s. Commonwealth, vs., William C. Jagger, .
Snmfi ats liohnlns Tiibnnrronrl
4ne,,15 0(
tees, 4 00
" 4 oa
400
4 00
4 Olr
4 0O
S39 00
JOHN S. WALLACE, TREAStJIlER OF MILFORD AdADEMY, IN ACCOUNT WITH THE TRUSTEES,
mi.
To notes of hand against Individuals with Interest
added to January 1st, 1843,
u Notes of hand against Individuals for Tu'itionj
U V-
ii
ii
i.
JANUARYSrA, 1843.
Bv Balance on Jdlih Brink's note, interest to Jan
uary 1st, 1843$ S66 81
Balance on ii. Kldrcd's note, c s. 73
Balancc on Brodhead and Stall's note,. ,w 51 4i
Treasurer's account rendered as per statement, lncii.rilifg-
balance ot S2 33 due lum at last settlernehtj
James A. Cdmbs' note for tuition,
S.191 54
29 48
S221 02
22. 18
S243 20
..V'
Richard Kldred's
" David Becclier's
",4Isliac Shymcr's
Edmond Power's
do
do
do
do;
do
da.
do'
? ilo3
.. 2 3S
T 7 57
-9 75
'2 50
3
20
prouueu me papers corjjijjjjjig this notice
'- Ojrwarded, marked to tlm New York Card,
:V,w York City;" and provided, also, that these
VVe the Auditors of accounts of pikeijiiy4 I8j after. Carefully examining the said accounts, do
jriifyi (he above and foreffoine report to be correct Witness our hafcds this 15th day of February, 18l3.
Aupitors.
Attest, HORACE L. WEST, Clerk.
JOHN H. WALLACE,
WARREN KIMBLE,