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v Of the Reoeipts and Expenditures of Monroe County.
JEhARLES FEATHERMAN, Esq., Treasurer, in account with the County of
.Y. - .. Monroe, from January 7, 1850, to December 31, 1850, inclusive.
JDR.
v-i
To, cash rec'd of Collectors on acc. of Txes asses'd for 1845, $11 96
22 97
184 99
262 98i
1849, 1573 44A .
-1850, -2687 11-4943-46'
Y do?
do
do
do
do
do
do
1846,
1847,
1848,
do- - -',
do' ' ' '
do ,o
; do do
do do
To. county tax on unseated Jandd for tkcyears 1848 and 1849:
'Cash recei red for Price township,
do Paradise, ' - . .
d0 Coolbaugh,
j0 Tobyhanna,
do. M. Smithfield
..do Chesnuthill
do ' Pocono,
do ' Ross,,
do Jackson,
do Hamilton,
S"!S
.
v-
f7
74 59
60 93
99 96 ' -159
49
12282 .
23 41
.9f84
12 13
.19 44
5 49-$483 10
:9t
3 00
4.00
6.00
12, 00.
42 00,
3 75,00
25 00
4000
V
To County tax on seated lands returned by collectors for the
y.ears io anu loao, agrueauie to tne Act of April S9, '44:
.To cash rec'd for eeated land in the borough of Stroudsburg,
- do do Stroud tsp.
do do Smithfield,
do do Trice,
do do Pocono,
iTo cash rec'd of Win. S. Winteinute, for one year's rent of
Grand Jury room, for Odd Fellows, '
;To cash rec'd of Peter Kemmerer, Sheriff, for fine and Jury
Funds for the year 1850 : -Fine,
Jury Fund,
To cash rec'd as redemption money on unseated lands sold
for taxes in June. 1843 : ''
Price township, Francis Murray,
do Joseph or John Starr
Tobyhanna, Jacob Cox, part,
Horsefield & McCarty
Nathaniel Waters
" Charles Weinock
.Coolbaugh William Cramer,
,; Philip Riggs
Jane Rees
Daniel Rees
Sarah Rees
Emanuel Walter '
Samuel Meeker "
do
Pocono John Young, part
Jackson John Herron
Francis Lesher . , . t . -
To cash received as redemption money on unseated' lands
sold for taxes in June, 1850: - sr' -: . .
Paradise township Patrick Moore, . , :
Coolbaugh do. John McCullough
Tobyhanna James Stewart
Elizabeth Taylor
M. Smithfield Samuel Kirkendall
To cash received as redemption money oh seated -landsold
in June, 1S50,
Price township Benjamin Huff,
To cash rec'd of Fire Insurance Company, of Northampton co.
for premium returned after the policy of Insurance on
county building expired, . L '.
2 50
1 83
a 41
1 06
42 SS 22
10 00 810 00
5 00
20 90825 00
.-18,68
20 79
5 33
8 65
12 18
15 50
15" CO
15 11
15 93A
15 82i
15 86
U 90
,10 02
10 02
5 97A
, 6 33
' 13 90- 220 00k
15 64
10 03i
10 51
94
90- $52.02i
7 76 -87 76
15 57
Total,
GR.
Byash paid A. Levering, late treasurer, ballance due at last
settlement,
Administration of Justice
By pay and mileage of grand and petit jurors, '
Constables Cash paid to constables making return and at
tending court,
Prosecuting Attorney Paid William Davis
. Sheriff cash paid Peter Kemmerer, drawing and summon
ing jurors,
, Paid do. for taking Andrew Cross to penitentiary, i '
do Henry Price do
Witness and constable fees in Commonwealth cases,, ,
-' Commonwealth vs. Lydia Frey ' "
do vs. Henry Price
do vs. Andrew Cross " - ; ;r'
l ,1 T t- . ....
uu vs. james j&umonus j v.
do vs. Tunis Cramer
do VS. C. "R. SllMW 'w.-rta .to .
noarazng prisoners Faiu Wm 1. Hallockji
x or ueorge ituoco
For Henry Price
For A. Cross
. For T.Cramer
Court Crier Paid Benjamin Tock
Paid do. for cleaning court house "!
rrottionotary iJaid J. 11. i'troud
" M. H. Dreher
Clerk of the sessions Paid J. H. Stroud
" M. H. Dreher
Covunissioner's clerk Paid John D. Morris '
" J. H. Walton
Commissioner' s Counsel Paid John D. Morris '
"J.H.Walton
Commissioners Paid Melchoir Dreher .?
Henry Weiss - -: -
John Miller ;
Abram Fcnner ,J
Joseph Frable
Michael Super
Assessors ; Paid assessors' for different townstiipi
Elections paid for expenses of General and township'elections
' County. Printing; paid Schoonover & Ringwalt, -- 3 - 43 75
Theo., Schoch ' - 80 90
, J; Ringwalt '- 105 25
Aijuitors ; paid John Keller, for auditing accounts of Pro-;
thbnotary and: Register and Recorder ' ' 5
James S. Bisbing - -f - - ''
Chas. S. Palmer - - u ' . , : -
John T. Bell ; - - ' '" ' - '":U r r- "
Road Damages: paid William' Searfoss,1,T:H,?4"H ;" ' ;'4 "
James PosteSs : , . . . jh . - -
Charles Postens '? ' ;'A v''- ; 4
Jos. Dusenbury ' " 'f ' "x ' ' ' :
Road and hri J tro trip-ins: r nnfd for rond hhd'Hrlnro vIpiwH '
; " J S . ' " " "
State road from Merioiriesburg to Goulds : paid John Merwine '
Bridges; paid for Stroudsburg Bridge 414 63A
For Bell's do. . - 20g 24
Cotant's do. r 380 00
Hnrnnn iln ....... Q.
-i Little Pocono v- . infi 'ai
Bridge Repairs :; -.' ; .. ; u !.;. ; ' ' . 163 74
i ownship Line ; paid for running the Jine between 1 aradiee
& Coolbaugh township ,
Stationary; amount paid for stationary :" '4'. -FweZ
; amount paid for fuel wood and coal, ' . ,
Premiums; amonnt paid for wolf scalp, ' 25 00
Wild cat scalps . r 2 00
Fox scalps . B7 63h
Redemptions ; amount paid for redemptions, of unseated "laniaV
. Interest ; paid Peter Zimmerman, interest on judgment ' 57 24
J.H.Stroud, do Check " . 6 07"
Miscellaneous.
J. R, McMullen, for books for Recorders office
Wendell J. Breimer, stove pipe and repairs
Silas L. Drake, repairing court house, &c
Charles U Warnick, glazing and painting
M. H. Dreher, book for Prothonotary's office
Samuel Rees, repairing pump
William P. Hallock, work at and cleaning jail .
James Palmer, painting at courthouse
Jacob Goetz, binding assessment and check books
Albert V. Simmons, pump at court house
William S. Rees, quills
Casper Metzgar, lime for connty office
J. P. Trucks, making map of Tobyhanna township.
Wm. S. Wmtemute, brick tor county house
Charles Cbristman, balance on mileage
David Keller, bedding for jail i-
Susan Tattle, cleaning Commissioner's office
John Pugh, work at county house,
Benjamin Turner, do.
Benjamin Tock, cutting wood for county office
Amount paid lor support of convicts in Eastern Penitentiary
for the year 1849, on order in favor of John Bacon, Treas
urer ; A. Cross,
Paid Charles Featherman, Treasurer, advertising unseated
lands erroneously assessed in 1850
Treasurer's commissions on receiving, 85770 14 at 1 per cent
do on paying 85688 02
2883271
3b8l7
229 99r
25 00
182 00
30 00
16 00
1224 76i
28 50
52 00
22 37h
117 G3h
167 60A
63 31
: it
13"00
6 70
5 86A
10 44
2 00
87
00
25
00
75
- 1
3
1
4
9
42
6 50
4 00
20 00
L 08
4.00
2 25
125
1 00
37
97 14i
v 14 34
8 25
57 70
56 88 114 58
Deduct amount of receipts brought down
5302 60
5770 14
32 46
85770 14
101 58 101 58
Balance due Charles Featherman treasurer
Examined and allowed the 8th day of January, 1851.
ABRAM FENNER, ) JNO. T. BELL, )
JOS. FRABLE, Commiss ioners. C. S. PALMER, Auditors.
MICHAEL SUPER, ) H. D. SHAFER. )
Attest, J. H. Waltojt, Clerk. ;
Due by Collectors from the year 1815 with the payment made since January 7th
low, us jJcr siuiLiiiuHu uj jiuuuui o tit tuot aunicuivit.
a-
1182 59i
144
11
100 00
17 00
45 00162
39
50
00
-4.-J
-
58 14
15 57
23 52
I 58ft
9 80
- 6 04114 59ft
17 11A
, 14 78
; 2 32
1 22ft
; 2 00 37 29l
18 66
10 87
23 00
104 34127 54
8 92
12 03ft 20 95ft
149 60ft
"88 07237 67ft
38 00
; 2 40 40 40
9 90
23 86
129.50
263 09
91 50
7 21 525 06
CD
CO
COLLECTORS
William Bisbing
Geo. Wcrkheiser
John Casebccr
Jno. V. Coolbaugh
John Dietrich
James Kresge
William Roach
Michael Brown
Joseph Trach
Ja'b Grccnamoycr
Jacob Beesecker
Peter Miller
Abraham Butz
Michael Brown
Samuel Pipher
iren'y Eilenberger
jonn seizor
t Joseph Frable
' Thos. Mcllhancy
' Aaron Koch
j George G. Hawk
Michael Butz
i Simon Grubcr
Samuel Boys
Balsar Fetherman
Cnrst. Eilenberger
t Peter Zimmerman
! Joseph Kungle
I Peter Gilbert
1 Jacob Edinger
i David Gregory
j Charles Franiz
' James Newel
Elijah Dech
Wm. Thompson
i John M. Deibler
David Keller
A. C. Woodling
i John Dewitt
. Peter Zimmerman
' Henry Smith
i Jacob Altcmose
, Frederick Shupp
William Bellis
( John Woodling
John Roath
Anthony Peters
Robert W. Kiplc
1 John Smith
Am't Bal.d. (Exo- Com Ral- Total
Townships :ofdup- at last Pay- nera miss ance each Total
licate. set'nt mcntsjtions ions, due year, amount
Pocono 2C9 30 CO 45 CO 45
Jackson 129 59 18 39 11 96 C 43
Smitfifield Gil 18 38 68 10 00 30 04
M. Smithfield 525 83 97 80 97 60 158 25
M. Smithfield 539 56 42 00 42 00 42 00
Chesnuthill 500 28 49 80 22 97 -2 48 24 35
Coolbaugh 37 20 2 63 2 63
Stroud 865 27 50 02 11 34 1 02 43 06
Hamilton 909 35 180 44 126 05 9 69 44 70
Chesnuthill 286 04 31 26 15 56 l 71 13 99
Price I0S99 18 07 11 95 1 06 5 06
Jackson 101 36 22 01 17 18 4 63
Tobyhanna 110 24 8 10 2 90 5 26
Stroud 879 33 177 44 120 00, 5 39 43 05
M. SmithfinM 450 07 eo ia -43 37 5 53 37 92 .
Smithfield 471 99 52 02 24 47 4 80 23 35 1
Chesnuthill 272 63 17 62 2 76 1 09 13 77
Ross 361 24 98 74 31 75 5 36 17 79 43 84t '
Pocono 2 IS 74 11 96 11 11 85
Price 94 13 6 71 1 41 75 4 55 -
Polk 193 70 72 35 27 51 44 84
Jackson 104 60 5 46 1 34 4 12
Coolbaugh 42 49 31 52 31 52 158 12
Stroud 983 80 397 70 279 65 12 97 48 17 104 94t
Hamilton 979 01 679 91 177 79 502 12f
M. Smithfield 552 34 401 43 339 84 8 44 53 15 .
Smithfield 508 64 489 98 446 86 43 12 ;
Ross 439 94247 37 111 03 136 34
Chesnuthill 330 76 127 03 16 93 110 10 --
Pocono 274 70 57 64 41 85 2 00 13 79 " - -.-"
Polk 222 81 111 16 46 00 65 16 '-J- f
Jackson 126 09 75 77 17 70 58 07
Tobyhanna 129 21 85 21 33 12 52 08h '
Paradise 81 37 50 97 29 63 60 20 74 . a.
Coolbaugh 62 10 4813 27 53 20 60
Price 48 08 21 5S 5 30 33 15 95h 1182 33
Stroud 1247 52 907 03h 60 340 4Sh
Hamilton 1079 26 636 40 9 60 451 26
M. Smithfield 726 14 356 50 369 64
Smithfield 678 08 1C4 85 513 23
Ross 597 63 267 00 330 63 .
Chesnuthill 462 01 98 61 303 40
Polk 292 28 59 80h 232 47h.
Jackson 193 50 30 69 162 81
Pocono 358 07 207 00 151 07
Paradise 137 59 47 22 90 37
Price 104 10 10-1 10
Coolbaugh 86 21 66 21
Tobyhanna 303 23 112 00 91 23 32S0 91 $ 1827 66
Those marked thus (f) in the above table, have paid since the first of Janua
ry 1851. The one marked with a star () paid to B. S. Sshoonover.
We, ihe subscribers Auditors for the County of Monroe, having careful exam-
. ipetji'e account pT the County Treasurer and all hooks, apere vouches, &c.
f -reatingKthereto-do .certify that weifin'dMhe.above account conecC Witness oui
r hand- at Stroundburg.
t J ABRAM FENNER, ) . ; JOHN T. BELL, 1 rS
jusjjurju J?'itAUL.u.f Com'ers C. S.FALMER, Auditors.
-1 James H. Walton, Clerk.
H. B. SHAFER,
7
h
'H'Jf
Cliarlcs Fcathcvman, Esq. treasurer, in account with Monroe County,
for Road Tax and on Unseated Land collected for the years l&l&.and 1849.
JLTJI
Price townshfpT to amount collected as per account rendered 275 89
raraaiae
Coolbaugh
.Tobyhanna
M. Smithfield
Chesnuthill .
. Pocono
Ross
Jackson
Hamilton
Cp.
Price township, paid Smith Price', Supervisor
220 33'
108 64 .
423 95" f;
' 9-84"
12 131 : j 1
64 73 - .
5 49 $1185 01
J3
do
Paradise
Coolbaugh
do
Tobyhanna
do
M. Smithfield
Chesnuthill
Pocono
Ross
Jackson
Commissions
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
William Lono-
James Henry
Phillip Gearheart
Hiram Warner
William Jamea
Daniel Bonser
John Shoemaker
Frederick Siglin
George Warner
Michael Gower
Peter Frevlev
on Receiving 1 185 01 at 1 per cent
do faying 1017 29 at 1 per cent
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
ri
165 00
80 00
200 00
40 00
41 00
250 00
100 00
41 00'
20 00 .
9 80 .
11 62
58 87 $1017 29
11 85
10 17 22 02
1 U5 70
1185 01
CharScs Featlierman, in account with Monroe County for School Taxes
on Unseated Lands for the year 1848 and 1849.
Dr.
Price township, to amount collected, per amount rendered.
Balance Due from Charles Featherman Treasurer to County
Paradise do
Coolbaugh do
Tobyhanna do v
Chesnuthill do !K.
Pocono do
Ross do
Jackson - -. do
Hamilton do
Cr.
Price township, cash paid Anthony Peters, Treasurer
Paradise do Peter Dornblazer do
Coolbaugh do John P. Dowling do
Commissions on Receiving $465 44 at 1 per cent
do Paying S226 00 at I per cent
Balance Due county from Charles Featherman Treasurer
do
do
do
do
do
do
.do
do
81 75.
88 25
72 41
159 01
17 05
7 .18 .
606
17 69 .
16 04 $165 44
75:-.
4 At
69 00
9200
65 00
4 65
2 26
226 00
6 91
232 53
Examined and approved by us this 8th day of January A. D. 1851.
addam T"" "I WVI?n " inirxT H TJT7IT r -v
JOSEPH FRABLE, Com'ers C. S. PALMER,
MICHAEL SUPER, ) H. D. SHAFER, )
Jambs xi. vvalton, uierk.
$465 44
Auditors.
.f i
Statement of the Expenses off the County for 1850.
Premiums on Fox Scalps &c.
Miscellaneous Expenses
Sheriff conveying Prisoners to Penitentiary
Sheriff's fees
Fees in Commonwealth cases
Assessors
Bridge views
Ross tsp. Bridge
Ransberries Bridge
Bells Bridge
Kerrs Bridge
Cherry Creek Bridge -Pocono
Bridge ;
Little Pocono Bridge '
Brodheads Bridge . ;
Cotants Bridge
Jailers' fees
Court Crier
Auditors fees
Piothonotaries' fees
Commmissioners' Services
Constables making return &c.
Grand and Petit Jurors
Election
Repairs to Public Building
County Printing
Stationary
Commissioners Clerk
Commissioners Counesl
l St
j
c Ei r.
. !
: a;.'
Ml
1850
1849
1848
1847
1846
81020 83
586 97
135 11
83 39
2 44
1845
1244
1843
1842
$103 38
145 86
45 00
88 35
62 37
' 150 50
11 00
' 2 56
17 87
V, 177 05
52 87
' 1 00
120 86
152 !7
15 98
K-:, 196 00
25 57
18 31
mi .' 21 00
, 88 06
267 84
. i , 168 81
A 1078 05
594 67
.. 45 79
:r 162 55
.". -. 56 79
i - 120 00
i 50 00
$3710 36
follows:
699 72
94 79
194 85
893 54
. Whole amount of checks out and unpaid including Judgments.
The amount Taxes outstanding, not paid in by the collectors, that
is considered good
Balance in favor of the County after the payment of all debts out of
which is to be deducted Commissions & Exoreiations to collectors
Included in the amount of Checks outstanding 83111 64 on Judge
ments amounting to $1538 84 which ware rendered in 1844, 1845
- and 1817, the Interest on which has been paid annually.
ABRAM FENNER,
JOSEPH FRABLE
MICHAEL SUPER
Commissioners Office, Jan. 30, 1851.
83111 64
4627 66
$1716 02
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r J 3
STROUDSBURG
T'RON &BRASS FOUNDRY.
The subscribers take this method to inform
the public generally, and millers and farmers
especially, that lhey have taken ihe above es
tablishment, in the rear of Siarbid & Wallace's
store, in ihe borough of Stroudsburg, and having
increased the machinery of ihe establishment,
they are prepared to execute all orders in their
line of business, in the best manner and with
despatch, and therefore especially solicit the
patronage of ihe public. They will manufac
ture cast and wrought iron work of all descrip
tions, including'
Mill Gearing".
for flour and other mills, mill screws, bark and
corn mills, togeiher with castings of every de
scription turned and filled up in the best possi
ble manner. As particular care will bo taken
to employ none but the best workmen,, and no
pains will be spared, lhey feel confident of be
ing, able to give general satisfaction. Also
on hand or made to order, for sale wholesale or
retail.
PLOWS,
of the most approved plan will be kept on hand,
and every variety of plow castings on hand
and fore sale.
XICF'Wrought iron mill work will be done on
ihe most reasonable terms The best kind of
sled sooes and polished wagon boxes and hol
low ware will always be kept on hand.
JOHN G. TOLMIE,
CHAS. S. PALMER
Stroudsburg, November 28, 1850. .
tfi vers.u$
V-
CP
jr.
made to order.
BRASR CASTINGS
such as spindle'8iepp, shaft and gudgeon Boxes,
Ih&c will be made to order. Old copper and
ftrass taken in exchange at ihe highest price.
Patterns made to order.
TJireshi?ig machines & Horse Powers
tf$MPosl Wpved construction will be furv
nished to orders ihhouesjjno.iice; .'IvAJ
.of jail kind, for-coafor woooo Wrm;e ,
l!'. .. A. Jar VIS tenders his thanks
io the people of Monroe County for the' liberal
patronage he has received during his previous
visits.
Having the fullest assurances, from the high
est and proper sources, and from past expert
ence and practice, that he possesses the abili
ty to do justice to his patrons and. honor to his
profession ; and that hjs operations are as in
fallible as the works of fallible mortals" can
be expected ; he would solicit a continuance
of favor : and request those who " know from
trial," to send along their friends.
Rooms at the Indian Queen Hotel, Strouds
burg. He will not visit other pans bf the coun-'
rty professionally, except sent for! j
tfXYpLasV cMl tirtfic earliest coticr?fi& 4
November 21, 1850. ' ' 5'
A Great National Picture.
WASHINGTON !
From Stuart's most celebrated Pain
ting. This large and magnificent Portrait of Wash
ington, from the burin of an American artist, is
considered by all who have seen it to be one of
the moat beautiful specimens of art ever pub
lished, and a cortect likeness of Washing
ton. The size of the plate is eighteen by
twenty-eight inches, which will make a hand
some Picture for the Parlor, and should be in
the hands of every American citizen.
It is a correct copy from Smart's celebrated
original Painting, now at the Slate House,
Hartford, Conn.
It is finely engraved, and printed on superior
plate paper. That it may be within the means
of all, the pulisher has reduced the price to
One Dollar !
All persons remitting the amount may rely
upon receiving a perfect copy by return of mail
to any pan of the United States, carefully put up
on rollerB made for the purpose, free of posage.
Address all orders, post paid, to the publish
er. JOHN S. TAYLOR, Bookseller
and Publisher. Now York. -
A. R. JACKSON, UI. I.
Has permanently located himself in the bor
ough of Stroudsburg, and respectfully tenders
his professional sorvices to the inhabitants of
the borough and surrounding country.
Office at S. J. Hollinshead's hotel,
Stroudsburg, March 28, 1850.
Attorney at Law
Office ilizatHst
..,1 '. IVil .,' hnvlc H.n 1
iv imam Jtsaj iw jvi" i
October 24. 18G0.
SHERIFFS SALE
By virtue of a writ of fieri facias issued out
of the Court of Common Pleas of Monroe coun
ty, Penn'a., to me directed, I will expose to pub
lic sale at the public house of William Broad
head, in Smithfield township on
Friday the Slst day of January, 185i,
at 10 o'clock a. sr. the following described prop
erty, to wit : A certain Lot or piece of land
situate in Smithfiefd township, Monroe county,
bounded and described as following, viz : Be
ginning at a stone on the line of Armat's land,
thence along said Armat's line south sixty-two
degrees east iwenty-eight perches to a stone,
thence along land late of Ferdinand Dutot south
sixty-four degrees west twenty-six perches lo
a stone, north foriy-six and a half degrees west
sixteen and a half perches to a stone, north
thirty-eight degrees east sixteen perches to the
place of beginning, containing
2 Acres and a 1-4,
more or less. The improvements ihereon are
a frame
Dwelling House,
two stories high, and a FRAME
STABLE. A small spring-run passes over the
lot.
Seized and taken in execution as ihe proper
ly of Ransom Williams, and to be sold by me.
PETER KEMMERER,
Sheriff's Office Stroudbburg, ) Sheriff.
January 9, 1851. S .
Ajioincy and Counsellor at taw, j
Hasl rgmnved'his office to his dwelling hpuse,
irsdqpOerpw the office of the " Monrqe
Democrat," and directly opposite S. J. Hollms
b cad's Hotel, Elizabeth, t. . -;.-,
Stroudsburg, Dec. 19, 1850. ' .
OFFICE TO PROCURE
Soldiers Iand Warrants.
By a recent Act of Congress it is enacted.""
That each of the surviving, or the widow or
minor children of deceased commissioned and
noncommissiond officers, musicians, orprivates,
whether of regulars, volunteers, rangers or mi
litia, who performed miiitary services in any
regiment, company or detachment in the ser
vice of the United States, in the war with Great
Britain, declared by the United States on the
eighteenth day of June, 1812, or in any of the
Indian wars since 1790, and each of the com
missioned officers who was engaged in the
military service of the United States in tho
late war with Mexico, and shall be entitled to
lands as follows :
Those who engaged to serve twelve months
or durjrjg the war, and actually served nine
months, shall receive one hundred and sixty a.
cros: and those whoengaged toservesixmonih-
and actually served four months, shall receive
eighty acres and those who engaged to serve
tor any or an indefinite period, and actualy
served one month, shall receive forty acres.
rroviueu, mat wnerever any olncer or sauuer
was honorably discharged in consequence of
disability in the service, ha shall receive' the
amount to which he would have been entitled
if he had served the full period for which "he
had engaged '0 serve.
Under the above act, and. the acts of Con
gress gQnora!lyf the subscriber offers hi? ser-
vices as ageni io procure iana warrants wr
those ertnleuMo receive them, as abovespo
difi'ed, ,
He may be found at his office, in Srouds-
burg. . ' S.,C. BURNiET.
H oB WORK :
lNcatiy exocuicu at mis umue.