.Q?4- JL JDa.JlI Jh IN 'J.. :. n- jJ P for expenses of Generarany-tbVrfsW
- . ,t m v.. , - . . - suu7uu j-nnixneri nir Nhnnnnver st. H.icraiu
Of the neceipts'ana j&xpenauures oi Monroe Moumyv -
rifARES FBATHERMAN, Esq., Treasurer, in account with the County, ofi
ivionroe, iruiii January i, xouu, lO ieueuiucr oi, jiwou) iiiuiuoivc,
DR.
To cash rec'd of Collectors on acc. of Txes asses'd for 1845, ".$11 90"
do
do
do
do
do
do
rdoy
do;
do,-
do,
To;county,-tax.on,unscatedJ.andd for the years 1848.and 1849:
Cash recei red. for Price township, '
do 1846', 22 "97'
do - 1847, ,184 99. ' .
do 1848, 262 9Sh
do 1849, 1573. 44A
do 1850, 2887 11-4943 4)5
'do '
do
do
.,do ..
udo
do' -
do
do
do
.Paradise,
Coolbaugh,
"Tobyhanria;'
JVI. Smithfield
Chesnuthill
Pocono,
Ross,
Jackson,
Hamilton,
i!
7459
60;93
-f .'.H(2282.
" no At
'- '9 84
12 13 ; -
19. 44. v '
. : . . .... ,5 49r$48S 10
f43 75 ;
80 90
105 25
rs
3 00
,,4 oo
16 ,00
12 00'
42 00 ,
. 75 00
25 00
40 .00
unseated : lands - sold
2 50
1 83
u '4r '
1:06
'r42rr-$8,22
51)0 " '
20,9Q$25.00
To:,iCounty tax on seated lands returned; by icollectors for.-th'e
yearsl847'anti 184,agre.eible to the Act of April 29,'?44:
Tocash recI for seated' land in the borough of Stroudsburg,
do . v. doK Stroud tsp.
I do ' . do , Smithfield,
do . ' ; -n. do , . Price,
do ' ' "l 'n do. - . Pocono,
To cash rec'd of-W-m. S. Wiritemute, for one year's rent of. j ,
Grand Jury room, for Odd Fellows, ...... h .. 10 00 ,S10 .00.
To-cash rec'd of Peter Kemtnerer, Sheriff, for fine and jJury . -
Funds for the year lboU :
Fine,
Jury Fund,
To cash rec'd as redemption money on
for taxes in June, 184S :
Price township, Francis Murray,
do Joseph or John Starr
ToHyhannn, Jacob Cox, part,
: Ilorsefield & McCarty. .
' - Nathaniel Vater3
ttT-r Charles Weinock . -
Coolbaiish-William Cramer,
Philip Riggs
i Jane Rees
Daniel Rees
Sarah Rees
Emanuel Walter:
p Samuel Meeker
7'' dn
Pocono John Young, part
Jackson John Herron
Francis Lesher
, "lb
1.'
err -
J Vcash receiv
-20 79 ,
1 8:65
12' 18
15 50
. a5-cp .
15 11
15 93t .
15'82A
15-86
14 90 ' '
10 02
10 02
V5 97A "
x C 33 .,
M390- 220.-00A
ixmniti rnnliner: dahI Sshoonbver & Riftd-tv'rtlt ' ' "
TheoSch'och - ' . : . . 1
J. L. liinghfalt -
Auditors ; paid John Keller, for auditing accounts' of Pro
thonotary and Registerand: Recorder ff -,
JameaS. Bisbing "
Chas. Palmpr
John T. Bell . ' ;i 4 ''- 4: r
Read Damages ; paid -WilliamSearfo8i , -,.4 .
Tames Postens . ' -
Charles Postens r . ' - ' :' 1 ' .
Jos. Uusenbury .,r -
AoatZ and bridge, views, ; paid for road and bridge views
State road from MerwinesBurg to, Goulds: paid John Merwihe
-.Bridges paid for Stroudsburg Bridge; - ' 414 63A
;Wdr Bell's do.
O Cotant's do. 1 ; ;
Pocono do. ...-.(,
: Little Pocono '
Bridge Repairs ' 1
' Townskip Line ;r paid for running the lihe'5 between 'Paradise
& Coolbaugh townships ' - ,F-. - ' ; -
t Stationary amount paid for stationary -. f --m t'-' t? i; ,n
Fuel; amqunjt paid for fuel wood :and coal, '- '
J'remiMms; amonnt paid for wolf.scaip,
Wi ri not cpfllna , . . -;!
Fox scalps
Redemvtians : amount naid for redemntions of unseated lands
Interest ; paid Peter Zimmerman, interest on judgment J '57 24
J.H.Stroud, do " Chetk -v" - 6 07.
"J
- .13?00
I.i .'..' .' -i )t6;70
e loot
iOUt
268 32
388s87A
229 99
i -
25,00
182 0O
30 on
; 4.6, 00
208 24
180 00 .
151 84u "
106 31 ' ;
163 74;i.22l'76A .'
2850 .
52 00
r : ,22 37A
; 25 00 ;
f"2 00
gg&BJ 63AJ1.7 63,
bUi
.167
63
31i
eived as redemption mioneyv on unsealedijilnnds
sold for-taxes in June, .1 8o0: ; r " f ; T . Vi! ,
....... J 1 r .
Paradise township r.aricK AJppreij
Coolbaugh do. John iMcCul lough YU a "i.-.
Tobyhanna James Stewart '. :
Elizabeth Taylor , ;. j . . .;
Jf. Smithfield Samuel Kirkendall, -"j ". i .'" i J
To oash received as redemption money, on seated lands spld
in June, 1850, - V4! .
Price township Hejijamin Huff, .,,, ,
To. cash rec'd of Fire Insurance. Company' of Northampton co.
for premium returned after the policy.'"cf Insurance ,on"
county building expired, .
Total, ' '--H... -'f:' . 1
CR;- " . :
Bycash paid A. Levering, late;treasurer, ballance due" af'last
15 64 , . .
10 03t .. '
10 51
5 94
9,90- 52 02i
7 76 -7 76
, 15.57,
S577014
J. R, McMullen, for booJcsTor.Repordere.pffice
Wendell J. Breimer, stove pipe and -repairs
Silas L. Drakes repairing court house, i ,&?,, .
Charles U Warnick, glazing' and painting'
jit u r i. u l. r D.ntUn-n.i....f'J
Samuel Rees, repairing pump , .i i. - ,.
William P. Hallock, work at and cleaning Jail
James Palmer, painting at courthouse ; '
. Jacob Goetz, binding assessment and' check books
Al bert V. Simmons, pump at court, house . , , ' f i
'fTtM I - Ml
yvunam a. Jtiees, quius .s , ,
Casper Mefzgar, lime for connty office.
J. P. Trucks, making map of Tobyhanna township
,Wm. S. Wintemute, brick for county house . z
Charles Cbristman, balance on mileage '
David Keller, bedding for jail a , '''
Susan Tnttle. cleaning Commissioner's office
John Pugh, work at county house,
Benjamin Turner, do.
Benjamin Tock, cutting wood for county office
Amount paid for support of convicts in Eastern Penitentiary
for the year 1849, on order in faVor of John Bacon, Treas
urer ; A. Cross, v ,
Paid Charles Featherman, Treasurer, advertising unseated
lands erroneously assessed in 1850 -
Treasurer's commissions on receiving, $5770 14 at 1 per cent
do on paying $0DB U2
,10 44
3 00 . .j.
1S25 '
4 .00
975
ft
:4ji:42L
, 6 50
4.00
. 20i00'"
08.'
4 00.' ,
2 25 "
1 25 ,
1 00-'
37"
57 70
56 88
Deduct amount of receipts brought down
97 iili
:
: I 'U 34.
;'8 25
114 58
5502 60
57.70 14
settleTnen,
Administration of Justice. -
By pay and mileage of grand and petit jurors,
Constables Cash paid to constables .making return and at
tending court,
Prosecuting Atlor.ney Paid William Davis
Sheriff cash paid Peter Kemmerer, drawing and sun
" ing jurors, 7 -.
Paid do. for taking Andrew Cross to penitentiary,
do ' Henry Price do
Witness and constable fees in Commonwealth cases
Common wealth vs. Lydia Frey
do vs. Henry Price
do vs. Andrew Cro?s
no . vs:- James tiilmonds
" do vs..Tunis Cramer -
do . vs. C. B. Shnw
Boarding prisoners Paid Wm. P. Hallock
For George Quoco .
; For leniy Price ' ' r
Court Crier Paid Benjamin TockT
Paid do. for cleaning court house
Proihonotary Paid J. H. Stroud fH
" M. II. Dreher
Clerk of the sessions Paid J. H. Stroud
" M. H. Drelier
Commissioner's clerk Paid John D. Morris
J. H. Walton .. ' '
Commissioner's Counsel Paid John D. Morns
" J. H. Walton
Commissioners Paid'j,Melchoir Dreheff .
-Henry Weiss
John Miller
Abram Fenner
Joseph Frable
Michael Super"
101 58-101, 58
118a 59A
, . . -
'.f.':;;r"iK
p."
T . " 11 50
100 0O v,
' ; .1?' 00.
45 00162 00
58 14 :
15 57 :
23 52
. I .58
:'9 80
i 6 04114 59h
'17 llh
14 73
' '2 32
1 , 1 22A '
" 2 00 37 29
18 66
1. 87
23 00
104 34127 S4
8 92
12 037i 2"0 9571
.149 Q0h
" 88 07237 67h.
38 00
' 2 40 40" 40
. 9 90 '
-23 86
129 50
263 09
91 50
7 21 525 06
'Balance due Charles Featherman treasurer 32 46
Examined and allowed the 8th day of January, 1851.
ABRAM FENNER, ) JNO. T. BELL, )
JOS. FRABLE, Commiss ioritrs. C. S. PALMER, Auditors.
... MICHAEL SUPER, ) H. D. SHAFER. )
Attest, J. H. Waltok, Clerk.
Due by Collectors from the year 1845 ioith the payment made since January ulh
1850, as per statement of Auditors at last settlement. ...
- relating. thereto docertify that we find the above, account ioFWct.- Witness our
l:;handttt5troundburg. , ' ' fti ' V - C '
- rr. ABRAM FENNER, : ; ;n JOHNBEtDV ;'''-
, MICHAEL SUPJR, -J . ;H;iD. SBAFER, f y
James ,H. Walton, Clerk. s . . 'sc
Cliarles Feailiernian, Esq; Treasurer? mateomtvna'ATtbriSbimiy,
' fr Road ax and 071 Uwated Land-collected forHh'e yersl8ld and-1349
' Price township, to amount .collected 'asperi'accounls rendered 275- 89
; raraaise
-Coolbaugh
- K " f rpU.-. U -
t wMwr-0r rati! r. .
v M. Smithfield
; Chesnuthill
-Pocono
"Ross
s j' .Hamilton
i'j .
220 33.
108 64
,.4SSL95,
5
41,60
ill
'12 l3-: - X'
Price township, paid Smith,Price,lSupervisor,.i u -)7t ; . ..?ig5; 00.,
5 49 $118501
5 : J,' ,
do
Paradise1
Coolbaugh
ddy
Tdliyhanha
. do' '
,IU Smithfield
Chesnuthill
Pocono
Ross
Jackson
do William Loner
do James Henry
do Phillip Gearheart
do Hiram Warner
William James
Daniel Bbnser
John Shoemaker
Frederick Srglirl
George Warner.
Michael Gower .
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do' .v
do -'
do' f it 9 80
do
80 00.
r200 00
40 004 . 4 ,
41- 001 3fT
100 00" .
' 4inn Hrffo
..t an: r
58 87 $1017?29
11 85; ....
,10,1V .K22.02
145 70
Peter Frevlev
Commissions . on Receiving 1185 01 at I. per .cent j
Vy,,- ao raying rui ai i per cent
Balance Due from Charles Featherriian Treasurer t6'County
. . i '. V 1185 01
T 1 j j
Charles Featherman, in .account with Monroe, County. or School Taxes
on Unseated Lands for the year 1848 and ,1840.
Price township, to amount" collected, per amount rendered
raradis.e
Coolbaugh
Tobyhanna
Chesnuthill '
Pocono
Jackson. ,
Hamilton .
Cr.
price township, cash paid Anthony Petersi Treasurer : ' 69-00 :
Paradise do Peter Dornblazer .' i do 92 00 "'
Coolbaugh do John P. Dowling do 65 00 - 228". .00
Commissions on Receiving S465 44 at 1 per cent 4 C5
do Paying S226 00 ar:l per cent - 2 26 6'91
Balance Due county from Charles Featherman Treasurer 232 "53
do
do
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do
do
do
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8i'75'5 t; ,1'i.
88 25.r'2rt
72 41 11,ritt
159 01 tW
17 05 '? .Bwi
7. 18.: ..ssv .
6 06 . ,
17 .69 . .
16 04 816544
S46544
Examined and approved by us this 8th day of January A. D. 1851.
JOHN T. BELL, V
'era U.S. FALMER. Auditors.
. H. D. SHAFER, S
James II. Walton, Clerk. ; " '
AdKAM r HilNiN Ett, 1
JUSEfJl uom
MICHAEL SUPER, )
Statement of the Expenses of the County forn1850
Premiums on Fox Scalps. &c.
Miscellaneous Expenses
onenn conveviog rnsoners lo-reniiGnuary
Sheriff's fees ' r "l
X -
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00
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COLLECTORS
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o
, Ami -Bal.d. ' Exo-' Com Bal- Total
Townships of dup- at last Pay- nera miss ancc each Total
licate. set'nt raents tions ions, due year, amount
Pocono 269 30 60 45 0 15
Jackson 129 59 18.39 11 W . 6 43
Smithfield 611 18 38 68 10 00 30 04
M. Smithfield 525 83 97 80 97 80' 158 25
M. Smithfield 539 56 -42 00 42 00 42 00 , -
Chesnuthill 500 28 49 80 22 97 2 48 24 35 y. J " "...
Coolbaugh- 3720 2 63r - . ' 2 63 f
Stroud 885 27.56 02 11 34 1 62 43 06
Hamilton 909 35 180 44 128 05 9 69 44 70
Chesnuthill 286 04 3126 15 56 1 71 13 99
Price 108 99- 18 07 11 95 1 06 5 06 , .
Jackson 101 36 22 01 17 18 4 83 IMP"''
Tobyhanna 110 24 81b 2 90 5 26 r
Stroud 879 33 177 44 129 00 5 39 43 05 - s ,
M. Smithfield 452 27 89 42 45 97 5 53 37 92 l&s
Smithfield 471 99 52 62 24 47 4 80 23 35 v ?V t
Chesnuthill 272 63 17 62 2 76 1 09 13 77 v
Ross 361 24 98 74 31 75 5 36 17 79 43 8lt
Pocono 248 74 11 96 11 11 85 JPS. '
Price 94 13. 6 71 1 41 75 4 55 !V1f-
Polk 193 70 72 35 27 51 44 84 V'V'tf ,
Jackson 104 60 5 46 1 34 4 12 'v.. " -. "
Coolbaugh 42 49. 31 52 31 52 153 10 g
Stroud 983 80 397 76 279 85 12 97 48 17 104 94t : .
Hamilton 979 01 679 91 177 79 502 12r
M. Smithfield 552 34 401 43 339 84 8 44 53 15
Smithfield 568 64.489 98 446 86 - 43 12 v
Ross 439 94247 37 111 03 136 31
Chesnuthill 336 76-127 03 16 93 110 10 jv
Pocono 274 70 57 64 41 85 2 00 13 79
Polk '222 81 11U6 46 00 1 65 16
Jackson 126 69 75 77 17 70 58 07
Tobyhanna 129 21 85 21 3312 52 0Sh
Paradise 81 37 50 07 29 63 60 20 74
Coolbaugh 62 10 48 13 27 53 '2060
Price 4808 21 58 5 30 33 15 95h 1182-33 o' hr
Stroud 1247 52 907 03h 60 340 48h
Hamilton 1079 26 636 40 9 60 - 451 26 ' ; 1 L'1 'i
M. Smithfield 726 14 356 50 369 64
Smithfield 678 08. 164 85 513 23
Ross 597 63 267 00 330 63 SUv . r-
Chesnuthill 462 01 98 61 363 40 , x , . .
Polk 292 28 5980h 232 47h '
Jackson 193 50 30 69 162 81 '
Pocono 358 07 207 00 151 07
Paradise 137 59 47 22 90 37 1-7 ' "
Price 104 10 104 10 , .
Coolbaugh 66 21 86 21
Tobyhanna 303 23 112 00 91 23 3286 91 $1827'66
William Discing
Geo. Werkheiser
John Casebeer
Jno. V. Coolbaugh
John Dietrich
James Kresge
William Roach
Michael Brown
Joseph Trach
:Ja'b Greenamoyer
Jacob Deesecker
Peter Miller
Abraham Butz
Michael Brown
Samuel Pipher
Hen'y Eilenberger
John Setzer
Joseph Frable
Thos. Mcllhaney
Aaron Koch
George 6. Hawk
Michael Butz
Simon Gruber
Samuel Boys
Bulsar Fetherman
Curst. Eilenberger
Peter Zimmerman
Joseph Kungle
Peter Gilbert
Jacob TSdinger
David Gregory
Char lea Frantz
James Newel
Elijah Dech
Wm. Thompson
John M. Deibler
David Keller
A. C. Woodling
'John Dewitt,
Peter Zimmerman
Henry Smith
Jacob Altemosc
Frederick Shupp
William Bellis
John, Woodling
John Roath
Anthony Peters
Robert W. Kiple
John Smith
Those marked thus (f) in the above table, have paid since the first of Janua
ry 1851. The one marked with a star () paid to B. S. Schoonover.
We, the subscribers Auditors for the Counfy of Monroe, having careful exam-
Fees in Commonwealth cases
Assessors
Bridge views ' '
Ross tsp. Bridge ;iM$'f
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
Commmiasione.rs' Services
Constables making return &c. ,
Grand and Petit Jurors
Election
Repairs to Public Building
County Printing
Stationary
Commissioners Clerk
- -Commissioners Counesl
tab m&m ttt i' ; ; l- ;
&
V: d.
!fi tr.
'X
; a. ' r.im kie .'
him &d:
103 38
145 86
45 00
S8 35
?2 3T
150 50
dl 00
H 56
17 87
- -a 77 )05.
'52 87
a O0
320 88
352 17
' 15 58
55 G7
38 31
i21 06
88 OS
267 81'
-3S8 8V
1078 05
594 m
45 7
I2 55
56 79
120 00
50-00
1850
1849
1848
1847
1846
" . .... .r 3- - WW
l;n"ou?i or" Couy Checks out standing and unpaid ate as follows:
1020 83
586 97
135 11
83 39
2 44
1845
1244
1843
1842
' 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 & E.toretations to. collectors
Included in the amount of Checks outstanding' $31 It 4 on Judge
ments amounting to $1538 81 which were rendered? iri 1844, 1845
nnrl IR47. the Interest on which has been paid annually.
A 13R AM -FENNER,
JOSEPH FRABLE
' 4 " MICHAEL SUPEH
w Commissioners Office, Jan.. 30;' 1851. '
$99 72
94 79
194. 85
893 54
$3111 64
4827 :(J6
$171'6" 02
a. is"
SHERIFFS SALE.
By virtue of a writ of venditioni exponas is
sued out of the Court of Common Pleas of Mon
- roe county, Penn'a., to me directed, 1 will ex
pose to public sale at the public house of
Charles D. Brodheadj in Chesnuthill township,
on
Friday the 21st day of February next,
at 10 o'clock A r. the following described prop
erty, to wit: A certain. IneBsnage, tenement and
tract of Land situate Jn Ross township., adjoin
joining land of Philip Druraheller, Jacob Frey,
John Frable, James Berger, Anthony Berger
and Daniel Christman, and others, containing
104 Acres,
more or Ie. At out fify acres are cleared
and the residue timber .la.nd ; about aix acres
are good meadow. The improvements are a
two story
ST.OIVE HOUSE,
a LOG BARN wuh a WAGGON
HOUSE atiached thereto ; a SAW MILL, a
Spring house, a L.LME KILN and an old LOG
HOUSE one 'and a half 'stpries high. Two
treams of water on the "premises, an APPLE
ORCHARD and beveral good' springs of wa
ter. - "
Seized and taken in execution as the proper
ty of William Christman. and to .be sold by me.
PETER KEMMERER,
'Sheriff's Office StVoudburg, Sheriff.
January 30, 1851.
Attorney itd Cinnse!loi itt Law,
Has removed his tnWjo his dwelling houae,
first door below the office of-jhe " Monroe
Dajipcrat," and directly opposite S, J.:Hollmsr
hea'd's Hotel, Elizabeih sl.
Stroudsburg, DeC iQi". 1850a I i .fwfcurfc
STROUDSBURG
'Hi .-:
A
IEON&BRASS FOUNDRY.
The subscribers lake this method to inform
the public generally, -and millers and farmers
especially, that they have taken the above es
tablishment, ui tiro rcar'of Siarbid & Wallace's
store, in the bofdUgh 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 all descrip
tions, including
Mill Gearing,
for flour and other miLs, mill screws, bark, and
corn mill, toge'her'With castings of every de
scription turned and fitted lip in the best povi-
ble manner. i As particular caro will be taken
to employ none but the best workmen, and no
pains will be spared,-1 they feel confident of be
ing able to give general satisfaction. Also
made to order. .
brasrGastings
such as spindle steps,-shaft and gudgeon Boxes,
Sir n utill-Ka nVila 'tn' Aril'a. . 'Al I t
Brass taken" iri exchange at the highest price.
'Patterns made to order.
Threshing machines Horse Poivers
of the most approved const iructimi. illbe fur
nished sto.order at. the shortest noijceL
oalhkinds.for;c6aror M'0od;rcof)ksove8.;oc ,
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 ofeplow castings on hand
and fore sale.
JjjWroughMrph.rnill work will be done on
the most reasonable tejjms. The best kind of
alcd aooes-and polUhe'd wag6n boxes and hol
low ware will alwayfcbe kept on hand.
-orJOHN G. TOLMIE,
r CHAS.S. PALMER
Stroudsburg, November 28, 1850.
2
Dr. O. A. Jilt Vis tenders his thanks
to 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 experi
ence and practice, that he possesses the abili
ty to do justice to his patrons and honor to his
nrofession : and that his onerations are as in-
fallible as the works of (t fallible mortals" can
be exnected : he 'would solicit a continuance
of favof : and rqtieatj those who " know from
.inui, iu acuu aiuug ifi&ir itipuua. , ,- v ;
Rooms at the Indian Queen Hppl,"pirouds
burg. He will not visit other parts d( th&coun-!
"ty, professionally.; except sent for. ;j f. i
XJjT3 Please callat, thd earliest, convenieticcj 5
Nqx'embe 11850 ftO
SHERIKF'S SALE
Bv virtue of a writ of levari facias issued out
of'the Court of Common Pleas of Monroe coun
ty, Penna., to me directed, I will expose to.pub
lic sale at the public house of Jacob Knecht in
the borough of Stroudsburg, on
Salurdy the22d day of February next,
at 10 oclock a. m. tho following described prop
erty to wit : All that certain tract, piece or par
cel of land lying and being in the township of
Piice, in' the County of Monroe, bounded and
described as follows: Beginning at a hemlock
on the east side of Brodhead's creek, thence
south east 70 perches, thence east 270 perches
to a stone, thence north 50 degrees west, 395-3-4
nerches to a Pino, thence by or near the
late proprietaries tract south 20 degrees west,
93 perches to a .slope, ibence norm sevemy-
rtnerrnna u'ni 1 30 nercllBS tO a Stone,
thence by vacauflarid south one hundred per
ches to a while oalt, east 34 perches to a hick
n r tr anil rh 2fi torches to a OTJecrr, east 24 per
ches, to a'white oak,- south 40 degrees east, 70
perches to the place of beginning, containing
moJe or less, together with the hereditaments
and appurtenances.
The improvements are a
Two Story Tavern House, JiSjlf
one LOG BARN, and other outbuildings, and
about sixty aqrea jof cleared land, more or less,
"about 5 of which ts meadow, and a varety of
FRUIT TREES. There is an excellent well
of water near lhe;door.
Suit oil nntl I n tr on in AVorlilinn n iflfi firntl'
rer,ty of Anthony Petersj and to be sold by me.
Sheriff's Oflicq.; siroudab,urg, ) . erjff.
January dO, iBoi. t - t :ju)';-!-
OPFICE TO PROCURE"
Soldiers' Xand Warrants,
Bf d recent Act' of Congress it is enacted.-
That each of the surviving, or the"widow or
minor children df deceased commissioned and
ndncommisiondoffTcersJ musicians, or privates,
whether of regulars,5" volunteers, rangers or mi
litia, who perforared"mii1tai)'rcTvices in any
regiment, company,ortf detachment in the ser
vice of the ynitej33evsV(n1tie wax with Great
Britain, decYarfedbyMhe Ifnited States on the
eighteenth 'day orjunr,'l&i2, or'fri any of ifco
Indian wars since J 790? and -each of the comi
ratssioned officers who wa engaged in tho
military service ;of tho;tInttd Sja.te'in: the
late war with Mexico, and shall be entitUd to
lands as follows : -
Those whatenarnBf:to;rvfi twelve months
or during the. wjs;r,. and" actually served, nine
months, shaljrceive one hundredand sixty a-,
cres: and those jvho engaged to serve six months
and actually .sprv.e.d-fjOULmontlis.-, shall, receive
eighty acres'; ajidipse -jwho, engaged to serve,
for any of an mdejinTfef period and" acliiaMy
served ontf lnpnth, srhalf receive forty acres.-"
rroviaeu, inai wnererer any o:ncvi ut aunuc-r
was honorabtV -dtschtfrged in conseoaence of
disability in jiW- sefvico, hfr shall raceivVihe
amount 16 whicK.he would have been entitled
f ho bad served-ihe full period for which he
had engaged to serve. -
Under the above act and ih.8 acts of Con
gress generally, the subscriber offers feis ser
vices as ageot to procure and Warrants for
those entitled (o TeJceie"(him, as atxjve spe
cified. ' "l Vf.-i'." .
He" may. be Cuur.d at tits office, in1 Srouds-
bure. ' " ' ; S. C BUKN.fcSiQ ?
J0:,CORK .
Neatly ebfeiut'ed-lthiVlx!