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OrtliegSeipJts.'and Expenditures: ot Monroe County,
CIIAICOJS JTEATHERM AN, Eq -Treasurer, in account-wiUf tfie CounTy o-;
.Z ITMonroe, from hUary 7,1850, to December 31 1850,inclusive. &
Tocas1irec'(lof Collectors on acc.of.Txes asses'd for 1845, ' $li 96
3". : - r : . gg,
. ., . - t do 1849. 1573 44t
villi 1 w - t i vw' -
do"
do 1850, 3887 11-4943 403,
Tolcounty tax on unseated lanuV.forVUicears 1848 and;1849:
uasn-receivcu ion rnce townsmp,, ; ' "V
A1V
M Ktilrviuov ,
do
; Paradise, --&
Coolbaugh,-'
Tobvhannav
' M.,Smithficld 'J
Chesnuthill; :'r3
rocono,
Ross,
Jackson,
Hamilton,
33$
am
. ....
3,
159'49 . V 1
22 82' vi
'23 41: s s !iTas ;
g 84
19 44 " .
5'49-S488T10:
yeas1847and 434S, agreeable to the.Act of April 29,'44: .., i
Toash'rec'd forteatcd land iirthe borough of Stroudsburg, .250 .
;v
i?S?!lOO;
6 j& doi
iysdo
do
. do
Stroud tsp.
Smithfield,
Trice,
Pocono,
Tocarsl??ec(lof Wm. S. Wint'emutefor one year's rent of
for fine ,and Jury
urand Jurr room, lor vuo reiiowsrww
Tojpash ree'd 'of "Peter Kefnmerer, bherilt,
FuBdslor the year 1850: , v " r
i uj - -
106 ;'-42-.
$322
"io 66s
.Pino . ' .5 UO
-Jury Fund, ' ,im itflXhM s
Tocash ree'd as redemption money onjinseaieu lanussoia
for taxes in June, 1043: ; t wt
Price'townslnp, Francis Murray,-.. I
" 'do Joseph or John Stafr1
Tobyhanna, Jacou -ox, pan,
jiorseneiu ce. mciariy
Nathaniel Waters
Charles Weinock
f!hrllinno-h William Cramer, .
Philip Riargs ;v -
Jane Rees -
' Daniel Recs V.."4?
barah ees . ,
Emanuel Walter. X ,44
Samuel Meeker ux'hrn ri
do "i vimS
Pocorio John Young, part
Jackson John 'Herron -t,;;'(t,
; J . "Francis Lcsher " - .
J o casn receivea
11 n .
SOU ior laxes in juuu, ioov. , , ftjftj
Paradise township Patrick Moore,'; PTflT
Coolb"?ugh do. John McCullough - a -2
Tobyhanna James Stewart -'
Elizabeth Taylor -'H '
1)1 . tJillllUUCJU uuiuuli jvunuminii
;18-68
20 79"'
5 33
8 65.
12;18
J :
:eived as redempllon- monayaon unseated lands
xes in Juno, 1S0O: , , ma& ..
ro cash received as redemption moncyojnuseated" lands'sbld !
in June,1850, ' ", f ' ; J,ttr' !
JO ,
Mil 4r..
J5 52uYa 3HT
15 11 -f
15 93i I Jwb v
15 S2i vt
15 86 -
14 90 - T
10 02
10 02r.s -r'.'?- "
V5t97A
6 33 ,v. t
13 90- 220 "OOf "
15 64 . ' .7. .
10 03i
10.51
5 94
9 90- $52 02i
tissessdrsj Paid assessorrfor ailTe'rent townships- . SSl'-if 7
Elections paid for expenses of General and townshiRielections . pba tilh? .
Counlv-Erinliner; .paid SchobnovQn&RingwalOv30i V fir .
vLtfTheo,:Schpch i ,i -ot?.;- 1 r; -rHtV lSo ooq.QQ' f
lh J.i.:RingwaIt tf,f ..f - - . r.. -ibV, .
Auditors; paid John Jveller, for auditing jaccoun-u; 5 j-i
thonotary and Register arid Recorder -.l'00
James S. BiSbing . - - , , vi nU - r -
-Chas.S. Palmer V " - Vi 6 00 - -
- John T. Bell - t..:v.'.iG:iWI fdi r . a l 25,9 .T
Road Dumages ;:.ld William.SearJbs A . h ol S "
James Postens , J W iwT 25 00 -
Charles Postens M..
Road and bridge views paid-for road aridbridgc.VieW- f
.State road from Mcrioinesburg toG6iildsYyiYd John Merwma . -
-Bridges; Daid for Stroudsburg3ridga;.. . 4 Lt , - on od
i tF6r Bell's do. : fc bs4A ,-3
Cotant's do. . 4"
Pocono do. - 1 ; -151 84;
1 i
30 00 "
16 00" s
"28 50 "'
52 00
22 37
Miscellaneous. M
. :s .'-'f
J. R, McMuilen, for books for Recorders office .
63 31 4
; ! I, .!
Price-township Benjamin HufF, :yr'fa;,
7;76"$7'76'
To eaohree'd of Fire Insurance Company of Northampton co. , l' ''
for 'premium returned after- thc policy of Insurance' on
county building expired; - & i557
f, r . t r '--,'.;CT " ' r j-'- - - -
85770'14
p ' ? w ! 1 '
By cash paid A. Levering, late treasurerballance due atlast ,l3
'settlement, v101 -58 101 58
Administration of4 Justice, '
TBy pay and mileage of grand and petit jurors, ' ''
iConslablcs Cash paid to constables malting return and at
.tending court,
Prosecuting Attorney Paid William Davis
SlierJff cash, paid Peter Kemmererdrawing and summon
.-ing jurors, M' . ,t.
"Paid do. for taking Andrew Cross to penitentiary, - ,
' 'do " Henry Price do
Witness and constable fees in Commonwealth cases
Commonwealth vs. Lydia Frey '
do vs. Henry Pr.ice
do vs. Andrew Cross "
jj7 do vs. James Edmonds
4s.iv : do vs. Tunis Cramer
r, . do vs. C. B. Shaw ... .
Boarding prisoners Paid Wm. P. Hallock
IJpriGeorgaQuoco r -
aKOPbrSHenry Price -
For A. Cross .
Court Crier Paid Benjamin Tock !
raid do. tor cleaning' court house
rrothonotary raid J. 11. otroud, , . ,
" M. II- Drcher 7 .
Clerk of tike sessions Paid J.H- Stroud ?! ,
" M. H. Dreher 1 . -
Commissioner's clerk Paid John!) Morris
" J. H. Walton
'"1182 59
.1,44.39,
' 11750 7
100 00. , s
n 00 fM nv,
45 GO 16200,.
sit
n
Commissioner's Counsel Paid John JDMorris
"J.VH,-Walton , 7 7 &, 3,0 i
nnmmissinnnnrPni Mnlnhoir. D'rehef5 ; ;
Henry Weiss
John Miller
Abram Fenner
Joseph Frable
Michael Super
' ft M&Js- 7
58 14 ' K
15 57
23:52
1 58ft ':
9 80 -
6 04 114' 59t
17 lU
14 73
2 32
1 22h '
- 2 00-37 29
18 66
-tiV 87
,2300 !;
104 34127 S4
fi 92
rj!2 03t 120 57
149 GpMm -
8807 237' G7A
. 2 40 ;40,40t
, 9 90 . ; ',
23 86
,129 50
263 09
91 50
7 21
525 06
Bridtre Renairs . .A'O.J a tlbJ 7 L'44i ibh
Township Line ; paid for ruuningthe linebetvyeenUiaradise.,, 1
& Coolbaugh townships . , kto7oi.-.' sf
Stationary ; amount paid for stationary 4 , s a -
IPtroJ- nmnnn nn irl fnr fllfil WOOtfr and COal.,' - f -
Premiums', amonnt paid for wolf scalp, t-r:' t 00
Wild cat scalps -. ; ' S.?7 CQ7
Fox scalps V',7 63M?m
Redemptions : amount paid for redemptions of unseated Mg$dsl& 167 60i
Interest; paul t'eter Zimmerman, inierebuoij'juuiiia,.
J. H. Stroud, . do ; Check -.n -- b
.vitn 13 00
..V " ; .1 t ' -i : :- . ?n
Silas L, Drake, repairing court house, &c , ' ' x.'-,,,? SS
Charles U Warnick, glazing and painting v J V 12 H
M. H. Dreher, book for Prolhonotary's office ; 'f'1 00
Samuel Rees, repairing pump ' - ' 87
William P. Hallock, work at and cleaning jailer;. ! M l& 3 00
JamesPalmer, painting at court house 25
Jacob Goetz, binding assessment an J. check books j 4 00
Albert V. Simmons, pump at court house 7 ' a k, . P 75-
WillianvS. Rees, quills - 9;J '7 "
Casper Metzgar, lime for connty office - 6 50
J. P. Trucks, making map of Tobyhanna township " 74 00
Wm. S. Wintemute, brick for county housed -1 'fiWiS.20 00
marine flirlctmnn. h.n Innnp nn mileage n 4 r 1! 08!
David Keller, bedding for jail - f- i
Susan Tuttle. cleaning Commissioner's office 1
John Pugh, work at county house, -
Benjamin Turner, do.
Roninmin TnnJr. niltincr wood for COUnlV office
Amount paid for support of convicts in Eastern Penitentiary,
lor me year xcjty, un uinuj m iuui m vim juouh,
urer; A. Cross,
p-.iM nimrlPQ "Ppnfhnrman. Treasurer, advertising unseated
lands erroneously assessed m 1850 - ' Utr;rn 8 25
Treasurer's commissions on receivirig,S570a4at'pepcent 57 70
do " on paying $5688 02. : r ,lt..,,y r .; ;.o6 88 114 58
1)
ined the account of-the County Treasurer and all hookspapers, vouchesj N&c.,
relating thereto do" Certify ,that werfind the above.account conecW Witness our
hand'at StroundbUrg. . --7-;i:; -'jo
ABRAM FENN0DR-, vtj , , . JOHN T. BELL, ) 4
- ' JOSEPH FRABLE, TCom'ers C. S. PALMER, Auditors.
' MICHAEL SUPER, 5 V " H. SHAFER, )
James H. Walton, Cletk.- ; 7 j' ; .
rh-irlcs Fealhermail, Esq'. Treasurer , in.dccoiinl with Monroe County?
fnr Road Tax'ahd on Unseated Xand collected for the years 18'48-antf :1849JWt
7
4 00
2 25
1 25
1 00
37
97 14
14:34
Deduct amount of receipts brought down
C. '. . r
Balance due Charles Fcatherman treasurer
Examined and allowed the 8th day oPJanuary, 1851
t vT in t ryr tt -v
ABRAM FENJNEK, 1 JiNU. 1. JiL.,
TOS "FRABLE, Commissioners. C. S. PALIVIEE
. MICHAEL SUPER, ) II. D.. SHAFER. )
77;. ; . Attest, J. H. Waltox, Clerk.
5302 60
5770 14
32 46:
'Auditors.
t.JDuc by Collectors from the year 1845 with the payment made since January tin
sinipmrnl. of Auditors -at last settlement. ; 3 i s. -.
j - A. W t-f V J fU w K v
PAo townshipj amountcoliectod di p-eVaccbunrtenaercd 275
or.n,irQp - i--.. " ' 220 S3 'tw
. iv? .t9l)i 4t 422 ,95. -j ifsrvwii
? Jbsv . -J- - f,4 73 :ay4
.7fl-.-?W .7 1 '" 5 "49 H85f01
80 i00449& td
Coolbaugh
Tnhvhanna.
. iU. OIUIIIUICIU f
Ghesnuthill
t ' Pocono
Ross
, Jackson
: Hamilton
'7'"7''''''
Price- township, paid Smith PricerSupervisbr-
,,, do .
Pjaratlise .
Coolbaugh
do
Tobyhanna
do
M. Smithfield
Chesnuthill
Pocono
.Ross
Jackson
Commissions
do
do
;doi
do
tio
do William Long
do James Henry., o
do Phillip Gearheart
do Hiram Warner
do William James
do Daniel Bonser
do John Shoemaker
do Frederick Siglin
do George Warner
do Michael Gower
rW . Peter Frevlev
on Receiving 1185 01 at 1 per cent
do Paying 1017 ay ai i per cent
do
do n
tlo7
do - ' '
do '
. : 200 00
a i nn .
Bala'nce Due from Charles Feaiherman Treasurer to, County, ,
??RIQQ 00
' . 4I ,00
v ! 2000
9.60'
11 62
58 87 $101f7i
. -. .. 1 1 QK' i
M0 17 4 22i02i
-145 70
29
1 1QV AI
..Charles Ecalliermaii, in account with MonroJ County for SchoalaxesX
Br.
on Unseated Lands j or the year 1848 auZ 1849,-j
Price township, to amount collected, , per amount rendered
rw.Ken. r i - do do
do.
do
ao'
, Coolbaugh ; do
'Tobyhanna T 'do4
Chesnuthill ..-.,do
'-"Pocono ' i4 do
'TRos dor
Jackson do-
Hamilton do
:' Price township, cash paid Anthony Peters, Treasurer
' Paradise do Peter Dornblazer dp
Coolbaugh do John P. Dowiing do
Commissions on Receiving $465 44 at 1 per cent
: do Paying $226 00 at 1 per cent
Balance Due county from Charles Featherman Treasurer.
mnA Put f
do
: do
81 75,
,88-25-
72 41
159 01
17 ds;
f 7 18l
1 6' 06
17 69 t
16 01 $16544
69 '00
92 00
65 00
4 65
2 26
226? 00
. nal
..6T91
232 53,
$465 44
m' ? i ,i .nnWii ti no ihio Rili.flnv nf .Tnnnnrv A. D. 1851.
- ABRAM FENNER, J JOHN BELL,
JOSEPH FRABLE, Com'ers C. S. PALMER, Auditors.r
. rt-r nTinnn a i-i i 1 n a h m: h i ....-
James H. Walton, Clerk.
,:7V!
Slatcmcnt of llie Expenses of liae County for 1850
Premiums on Fox Scalps &c.
Miscellaneous Expenses J
Sheriff conveying Prisoners to renuenuary .,
-I
XX.
COLLECTORS
William IJisbing
"Geo. Weiklieiser
John C.isebeer
Jno. V. Coolbaugh
John Dietrich
James Kresga
William Eoach
Michael Brou n
Joseph Trach
.Ta'b Greenainoycr
Jacob Beesccker
Peter Miller
Abraham Ilutz
TMichacl Brown
Samuel Pipher
Hen'yEilcnberger
John Setzer
JoEeph Frable
Thos. Mcllhaney
Aaron Kocli
George G. Hawk
Michael Butz
Simon G ruber
Samuel Boys
Balsar Fetherman
Onrst.Eilcnberger
Tetcr Zimmerman
Joseph Kungle
Peter Gilbert
Jacob Edincer
j David Grecorv
Charles Trantz.
1 James Newel
i Elijah Dech
. Wm. Thompson
' John M. Deibler
S David Keller
S A.CWoodling
John TJewitt
Peter Zimmerman
Henry Smith
Jacob Altemosc .
Frederick Shupp
-William Bellis
John Woodling
JohnHoath
Anthony Peters
Robert W. Kiplc
John Smith
Am't Bal.d. I I
Townships ofdup- Mlast! Faj--licate'.
set'nt ments
focono 209 30 G0 45I
Jackson 129 59 -IS 39 i 11 0C
Smithfield 011 IS 3SGS10 00
M. Smithfield 525 S3 97 SO
M.Smithficld 539 50 42 00
Chesnuthill 500 23 49 SO 22 97
Coolbaugh 37 20 2G3
Stroud 885 27 56 02 11 34
Hamilton . - 909 35 ISO 44 120 05
Chesnuthill 2S0 04 31 20 15 50
Price JOS 99 18 07 U 95
Jackson 101 36 22 01 17 18
Tobyhanna 110 24 8 1G 2 90
Stroutr 879 33 177 44 129 00
M. Smithfield 452 27 89 42 45 97
Smithfield 471 99 52 02 24 47
Chesnuthill -272 03' -17 ca a 7G,
Ross - 301 24 9S 74 31 75
Pocono 218 74 11 90 11
Price 94 13 6 71 1 41
Polk 193 70 72 35 27 51
Jackson- .. -101 CO 5 40
Coolbaugh 42 49 31 52
Stroud 9S3 80. 397 7G 279 S5
Hamilton 979 01 G79 91 U77 79
M. Smithfield 552 34 401 43 339 84
Smithfield 56S 64 4S9 9S 410 80
Ross 439 94 247 37 111 03
Chesnuthill 330 70J27 03 10 93
Pocono 274 70 57. 64 41 85
Polk 222 81 111 1G 40 00
Jackson 120 09 75 77 17 70
Tobyhanna 123 21 85 21 33,12
Paradise 81 37 50 97 29 03
Coolbaugh 02 10 48 13 27 53
Price - ., 48 OS 21 58 5 30
Stroud 1247 52 907 03h
Hamilton 1079 20 630 40
M. Smithfield 72G 14 350 50
Smithfield 678 OS 104 85
Ross 597 03 2G7 00
Chesnuthill 4G2 01 9S 61
Polk 292 28 5980h
Jackson 193 50 ,.30 69
Pocono . 358 07 207 00
Paradise 137 59 47,22'
Price, . 104 10 ,
Coolbaugh ' 80 21
Tobyhanna: . ; 303 23 112 00
tions
2 4S
1 62
9 69
1 71
1 06
5 39
5 53
4 SO
1 00
5 30
75
1 34
12 97
8 44
2 00
60
33
60
9 60
Com
miss
ions.
6 43
30 04
24 35
2 63
43 06
44 70
13 99
5 06
4 83
5 26
43 05
23 35
13 77
17 79
11 85
4 55
4 12
IS 17
13 79
Bal
ance
due
CO 45
97 80
42 00
Total
each
year.
15S25
42 00
Total
amount
15S 12
37 92
43 Sit
44 81
31 52
101 91t
502 12i
53 15
43 12
136 31
110 10
65 16
59 07
, 52 OSh
20 74
20 60
15 95h
31048h
451 2G
369 61
13 23
330 G3
303 40
.232.4711
162 SI
151 07.
90 37
104 10
80!21
91'23 13290 91
I1S2 33
.3
Shpriff's fees
Fees in Commonwealth cases
-Assessors
Bridge views ... ;
Ross tsp. Bridge 4i-4 9
Ransberries Bridge
, Bells Bridge ;
Kerrs Bridge
Cherry Creek Bridge '
Pocono Bridge j
Little Pocorio Bridge
Brodheads Bridge ;
Cotants Bridge ;
Jailers' fees f t
Court Crier ;
Auditors fees !
Piothonotaries' fees?
. Commmissioners? Services
Constables making return &c.
: Grand and Petit Jurors
Election
Repairs to Public Building
County Piinting
Stationary
Commissioners Clerk
Commissioners Counesl
1 o
5
-V - S
fc-n
; 'tt y
Sft
btSb 1M "U- on? -n'l -
...:' -'-
MAO n Ti TI3 alii n
-IS
t
.
MB & wan 'eif.
$10338
145, 86
45A00
88 J5
62 37,
150750
11 00
- 2-56
1787
.. 17.7.f05
, 2287,
1 00
120f86
152 17
' lf5 98
19600
25A67
18431
- 2 Loo
88T06
267 81
168-81
107805
294 67
.45-79
, 16255
56 79
1'20 00
50 00
-- - w
Amount of Couly Checlcsoul standing and unpaid arenas follows:.
$3710 36
-' . -.;
V K.
-it
.$1827 66
. X nOSo UlCtriVCU IIIU3 J 111 mo v mwiu, fwu, ...w - -
ry 1851. The one' marked with a star () paid to B. S. Sihoonover.
We, the subscribers Auditors for the County of Monroe, having careful exam-
1845
1244
1843
1842
1850 $1020 83
1849 586 97
' 1848 i2 135 11
1R47 i, :.oia . 83 39
!1846 ' 2 44
wn.i -,m,ir. rrr.ViopL-s out nnd unoaid including Judgments.
T 11U1C UllllJUIIfc VFi Kliuvuu " " 1 w ct
The amount Taxes outstanding, not paid in by the collectors, that
is rnnsirlprpd pnod
$9972
94r79
. 194u85
893 54
$311 If 64
4827 66
'f
-en
? ; fo.T nr tUa Hnnntv nfter the Davment of all debts out ot
hnh !q tn hn rlprlnr.tf?d Commissions & Exoreraiions to collectors $171602
f Inbluded in the amount of Checks outstanding $3111 64 on Judge
ments amounting to $1538 84 which were rendered in 1844, 1845
randa 8 17, the Interest on which has been paid annually.
. ABRAM FENNER,,
JOSEPH FRABLE,
MICHAEL SUPER,
Commissioners Office, Jan. 30, 1851.
SHERIFFS SALE.
By virtue of a writ of venditioni exponas is
sued out of the Court-of CommbhlPIeas of Mon
roe county, Penn'a., to me directed, I will ex
pose, to public sale at the public house of
Charles D. Brodhead, in Chcsnuihill township,
on
Friday llie 2lst day of February next,
atr10 o'clock 'A.'M.-ihe follovirig described prop
ertyf to'wit: A certain messuage, tenement and
tract of,, Land sinaate in Ross township, adjoin
joining land of Philip Drumheller, Jacob Frey,
JohnFrable, James Berger, Anthony Berger
and Daniel Christman, and others, containing
more or less... About fify acres -are cleared
and life residue limber land ; abo.ut six acres
are good meadow. The improvements are a
two story
fc . "STONE HOUSE,
a LOG BARN with a WAGGON
HOUSE attached thereto ; a SAW MILL, a
SprlnpiouSc, a 'lilE KILN and an qjd LOG
HOUSE one and a half stories high. Two
streams of water on the premises, an APPLE
ORCHARD andjseveral good springs of wa
'or. ,
4 Seized and taken jnje'xecuiiori as the proper
ty of William .Gliristman. and to be sbld:by me.
ut.,. PETER ifcEMMERER,
ShefifTs Office Stroudaburg, . "Sherifl.
January 30, 1851. '
Atto rii e y 4a k&C o u use! lot Law,
Has removed his office'to fiis dwelling house,
first door below .the plfjce o iio " Monroe
Democrat'rand, directly opposite S. J. Hollins
lieod's Hotel, Elizabeth M.
Stroud bujg, Dec. 19, 1850.
STROUDSBURd
IEON&BRASS FOUNDRY.
The subscribers take this method to inform
the pubjic generally, and millers and farmers
especially, that they have taken the above es
tablishment, in the rear of Starbtd & Wallace's
store, in the borough of Stroudsburg, and having
increased the machinery of the establishment,
they are prepared to execute all orders in their
line of business, in the best manner and with
despatch, and therefore respectfully solicit the
patronage of the public. They will manufac
ture cast and wrought iron work of ail descrip
tions, including
jTIIII Gearing''
for flour and other mills,, rnilj screws, bark and
corn mill?, together with castings of e.v'ery' de
scription turned and fitted up jn the best possi
ble manner. As particular care will bo taken
to employ npne but, the best workmen, and no
pains, will b'e spared, they feel confident of be
ing able to give general satisfactipn. Also
made to order. ''"' ' " - - '
BR ASK CASTINGS
such as spindle steps, shaft; and gudgeon Boxes,
&:c;,'wjll bp made to order. Old copper and
Brass taken in exchange at the highest price.
Patterns made to order. . . ,
Threshing machines 4 Horse Powers
of iKelnosf approved construction, will be fur
nished to order at the shortest notice.
of all kinds, for coal or wood, cook stoves &c ,
on hand or made to order, for sale wholesale or
retail.
PLOWS,
of the most approved plan wlirbeJiepA on hand,
and every variety of plow catingVoh hand
and fore sale. . - ,) ; , .
JJWrought iron mill work will be done on
vthe most reasonable terms. The best kind of
sled sooes and polished wagon boxes nnd hol
low ware will always be kept on hand.
JOHN G. TOLMIE,
. CHAS. S. PAuL5 ER
Stroudsburg, November 28, 1850.. '
'.. i.o ' SSL
m . --it ..
Ir. O. A. Jai'ViS tenders his thanks
to the people of Monroe County for the liberal
patronage he has received during his previous
visits.
Ilavjhg ihqjullcst assurances, from the high
esrand proper sources, and from past experi
ence and practice, that he possesses the abili
ty to do justice to his patrons arid honor to his
profession ; and that his operations arq.as in
fallible as the works of u fujlible Inptals', can
be expected ; he would solicit a continuance
of favor : and rpqnest those who " know; from
trial," to send along their friends ' j --. i
Rooms at the InTjian Queen Hotel; Strouds
burg. He will not visit other parts of the coun
ty professionally, except sent for.
jflfPlease call at the earliest convenience.
November 21, 1850.
3t
111 the Court ot Common Pleas
of Monroe county.
In the matter of Paradise Methodist Epis
copal Church, in the Township of Paradise,
County of Monroe.
At a Court as aforesaid, held on the 23d day
of December, 1850, S. C. Burnet, Esq. on be
half of the applicants, presented the instrument
of association, and application for incorporation,
for the Paradise Methodist Episcopal Church,
of theuown&hip of Paradise, and the objects,
articles and conditions thereof, appearing law
ful, and not injurious to the community, the
Court order the same to be filled, and public
notice given of the same.
Publication of which is hereby made, and if
no sufficient reason bo shown to tho contrary,
the Court will on the first day of its next term,
to wit : February Terrn IS5T, decree and de
clare, -thai' the persons therein named or asso
ciatcToC rncaning to associate, shall, according
to the -terms thereof, become and.be a corpora
tion or body politic in law, agrooaBly to the act
of Assembly, passedlhq JSh day of October,
1840. M. H. D&EHER; 'Prothonotary.
January a, lBoi. . -'? V
A. K. JACKSON, M. .
Has permanently located himself in the bor
ough of Stroudsburg, and, respectfully tenders,
his professional services to the inhabitants of
the borough and surrounding country.'
Oftice.at S, J. Hollinshead's hotel. ' :
Stroudsburg, March 28, 1850. ,"' .
. Attorney at Law, j
STROUDSBURG, MONROE COUNTY; PA.
Office on Elizabeth street, formerly occupied by
William Davis, Esq.
October 24. 1850.
OFFICE TO PROCURE
Soldiers' Land 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, or privates,
whether of regulars, volunteers, rangers or mi
litia, who performed military services in any
regiment, company or detachment in the. , ser
vice of the United Siaiejn the war with-Grgat
Britain, declared by. the United States on 4he
eightcentltday of June, 1812, or in.nnyjof.itho
Indian wars since 1790, and each of the com
missioned officers who was engaged Jn the
military service of tho United States jn the
late war with Mexico, and shall be entitled, to
lands as follows : . .
Those who engaged to servo twelve months
or during the war, and actually served nie
months, shall receive one hundred and sixty a,
cres: and those whoengaged to serve six months -and
actually served four months, shall receive
eighty acres ; and those who engaged to. serve
for any or an indefinite period, and actualy
served" one montli. shall receive forty acres.
Provided, that wherever any officer or sqilder
was honorably discharged in consequence of
disability in "he service, he shall roceive,f1he
amount o which he would have been Entitled
if he had served the (till period for whicK'he
had engaged to serve. "
Under the aboe act, and the acts oPCbn
gress generally, tho subscriber offers hfs' ser
vices as qgont to procure Land Warrantsfor
those., entitled to receive them, as above'spe-
cified, ; . - ' -
, He may be found at his .office. in Stfous
burg. S. C; BURNE T.
JOB WORK
Neatly exeGiited at this OfficU
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