' STATEMENT -:
Of the Receipts and Expenditures of Monroe Cojiinty. .
Charles Fctlierhiasit Esq. Treasurer, itt account with the County of Monroe, from
the fust day of Jauuary A D 1851, to the the fifth day of January A D 1852, inclusive. ' m
DR.
To cash rec'd.of Collectors on ac't of Taxes asses'd for the year 1645,
do' - do do 184G,
do do - - do 1848,
do do do 1849,
do do do 1850,
do do do 1851,
To "balance due the County at last settlement on Road Tax,
do do do School Tax
To cash ree'd of Wm S Wintemute, Treasurer of Fort Penn Lodge, for ons
year's rent of Grand Jury Room, for Odd Fellows
$74 83
15 34
no oi
854 37
1672 7-2
1041 03 $4318 29
145 70
232 53
10 00
Total " ' ' -
CR
y balance due at last settlement
Administration of Justice. : . :? -
By pay and mileage of Grand and Petit Jurors
Constables Cash paid to Constables making returns, mileage.and attend' Courts
Prosecuting Attorney Paid Samuel S Dreher, Esq
Sheriff Paid Olis B Gordon, summoning Jurors &c . $10 00
, 'do Peter Kemmerer, summoning Jurors, &c , 52 50-r
Witness and Constables fees in Commonwealth Cases.
Gbmraonwaalth vs Lydia Frey
do vs George Quaco
clo - vs T Cramer .
-do i ts .1 Keller . , ' ..-,
do vs A Cross '-,U
do vs Edmonds . i i-s ' 'i- ;
Boarding "Prisoners Paid William P Hallock for-koardihg aTCrarher
Court Crier Paid Benjamin Tock .ir?v; ...
do Charles U Warnick
Prothonotary Paid M II Dreher '
Clerk of Sessions Paid James H Stroud ? ' - ';
Michael H Dreher
Commissioners Clerk Paid James H Walton . r-- , . :
do John D Morris
Commissioners Counjel-.Piad James H Walton
Commissioners.
$4706 52
$32 4G
873.16
181,47
6 00
62 50
rt.
"tit?. ,
" '
r, 00
4 79
7 35
, 8 39
. 3 18
1 58-
4 00
32 75-
10 00
32 88-
1X2-32
'20 00 $152 32
97 00
$31 29
12 61
"$36 75
38 97
-$42 88
'V - ?Kv i'v:..'. 2...
j, Paid Adam Ovcrfield
do John Kern
do . John Miller
,do "Henry Weiss
do Abraham Fenner
do Joseph Frable
do Michael Super
do Melchoir Dreher ' '
Assessors Paid Assessors for different townships
EleciUns Paid expenses for General and Township elections '
County Printing.
'Paid Schoonorer.it Ringwalt . .
do J L Kingwall (
.do TSchoch
Auditors.
Paid David Keller auditing accounn of County Officers
Paid J S Bisbing, County Auditor
Paid C S Palmer do
Paid H D Shafer do
Paid J T Bell do
Road and Bridge Views.
Paid Peter Hoffman, road viewer, in Damage view at C Posteas
For Bridge views
Bridges.
.Tjljaid lor -tvunkle town riridge
15 00
. 5 00
48 77
13 12
20197
166 00
60 50
19 50-
-529 86
217 57
371 19
4 00
1 1 no
53 24-
-1C8 34
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
'- do
, do
do
do
do
do
do
do
.do
Stroudsburg do
Bells do
Cotant's do
Pocono do
Jjittle Pocono do
Ransberry's do
Upper Pocono do
" Ransberry's do
C Henry's do
J Henry's do
Kerr's do
Stokes' do
ButtermiM-Falls do
Tannersvilie do
Stony Run do
C Snyder's do
IIaw's& Kinles do
Pol
Chesnuthill
Smith's
Deibler's
Smithfield
Marshall's
4a .
do .
do
de(inRosi)
do
de
do-
Sundry Bridge repairs
Abraham Fenner for Bridge plan!;
3 00
2 00
. 0 00
6 00
e oo-
92A
6 00
2 82
22 28
26 78
37 00
,79 40
20 55
115 44
471 00
23 16
. 3 52
57 00
9 42
30 35
25 21
.10 31
2 20
6 55
6 67
10 83
15 00
16 57
41 50
19 57
TO 00
08 62
30 00 -
23 00
6 92h
1161 75
7 50
44 45-
Township Lines. .
Paid for Tunning line between Paradise and Coolbaugh townships
do Dividing "Ross Township L
Stationery Paid for stationery
Fuel Paid for Fuel for Court House, County Office and Jail
Judgment Paid Sheriff, debt, interest and costs-on execution of Isaac N
Cotant & Co vs Monroe County
Premiums Paid for Fox and Wild Cat scalps
Redemptions Paid for redemption of Unseated Lands
Refunded Paifl on Refunding checks
Stale Road--Paid for laying out state road from Marlins Creek to Stroudsburg
Interest-Paid Bell & Bro's 2 y'rs interest on a Judgment of $217 86, to Feb 24, '5l
Inquisitions-Paid for holding Inquisitions
County Jail Paid for work at County Jail
Repairs toCourt House Paid for repairs to Court House
Books for Prolhonotary and Commissioners Offices Pd J R McMullen for books
Road Orders paid on Road Orders for road tax on Unseated Lands for JJ348 & '49
School Orders "d on school orders for school tax on Unseated Lands ao do
51 95
6 82
8 75
94 75
61 62
154 22
148 21
34 75
26 14
33 49
14 82
5 87
- 62 25
53 24
125 00
Miscellaneous.
Paid Chas. U Warnick for Election boxes & binding assessment books
do do attending Return Judges
do do attending Auditors, 1651
do Samuel Huff for cutting wood '
do Michael Tock do
do Charles Henrv do
do Susan Tuttle, cleaning Commissioners Office
do do do do Court House
do do do do Treasurers and Sheriff's Officii
8 87
1 00
4 00-
3 '50
roo
.50-
2 37
1 25
J 50-
do William P Hallock, cleaning County House
A TU. W7 . I- i r. ... tt
uu juuu tnj;iicr, worn at wuuuiy xiouse
do-John Delong repairs &c of county well
do Georga Malvin for books and Candles
do do do for stoves for Conjt house, &c ' - - ' -
do Tolmie & Palmer for grate for siove ,,
do M D Robeson, swearing Sheriff & Commissioners drawing & selecting Jury
do M M Burnett, swearing Election board and Commissioners
do William Clements for wheel barrow, &c
do William S White for spikes
do James Bell, jr. Justices costs, including satisfaction, in suit, James Bell, jr
vs Monroe county
do A. Levering, late Treas'r, advertising Unseated lands, erroneously assessed
do John Bacon, Treasurer of Board of Inspectors of Eastern State
renuentiary, for support of convicts for the year 1847
do John Bacon, " do do do do do 1850
do C S Palmer for stove for Sheriff, s Office
do Frank Eylenberger, for cutting wood
do Stephen Huff for cleammr well
Treasurer's commissions on receiving $1738 97 at lperqent. . ,.,4713!
d do 00 Pa3'i"g oat $5127 36 t ,jjd& 2
Deduct amount of, receipts-brought down
14 70
,66 18-
9 00
. 1 00
.1 00-
39
27-
13 87
6 t0
4 12.
2 00
- 75
,2.00
II 14
29 82
50
5Q
I 50
3 50
50
67A
8 25
80 88
11 00
98 66
Due by Collectors from the year 1845, with the payments made since January 1st,
1851, as qsr statement of Auditors at last settlement.
rt
a-
COLLECTORS.
Townships.
Am't Dal.due
of dup- at last
licate. set'nt.
Pay.
m'nts
Exo- Coni
ne ra- miss
tions ions.
Or'r
pny
m nt
Ball
nnce due.
Total
each
1845 William Uisbing
' ' Jolin Cascbeer
John V. Coolbauch
J846 JohnDetrick
J848 Samuel D.Pipher
Joseph Frablo
George G. Hawk
Simon Grubcr
18-19 Samuel Boys
ilalser Fctliermnn
Christian Eilenbcrgcr
Peter Zimmurmau
Joseph Kunklu
Peter Gilbert
David Gregory
Charles Frautz
James Newell
Elijah Deck
William Thompson
John M. Dicblr.r
1650 Andrew Woodling
David Keller
John Dewitt
Peter Zimmerman
Henry Smith
Jacob AltuniuH
Frederick Shupp
William Bellis
John Woodling
John Roth
Anthonv Peters
Robert W. Keipla
John Smith
Silas L. Drake
Charles Miller
Henry Ovcrfield
George Bombergcr
Jacob Correll
Philip Gearhart
Conrad Frable
John Miller
Thomas Sebring
John Storm
Ichabod Price
John Vliet
Samuel Mildcnberecr
Paid to H. S. Scboonorer, and not credited,
tPaid to Sheriff Kcmincrcr.
1851
Pocono . 5269 30 60 45 J 3 03 . flTa - -i-
Smithffeld G1J 38 33 68 10 00 39 04 .Zik
M. Smithfield 525 83 97 80 74 f8 25 53 2 55 "
do 539 56 42 00 35 34 26 66a v J . ' -
do 452.27 37 92 12 25 3 51 Si2 16 v.
Rosa 361 24 43 84 43 84 .
Polk 193 70 44 84 33 26 2 21 9 37 ; -
Coolbaugh 42 49 31 52 44 50 2 69 14 13 61 55": '
Stroud 083 80 104 94 49 45 7 32 48 17
Hamilton 979 01 502 12 450 07 3 06 4S 99
M. Smithfield 552 34 53 15 2 70 27 06 23 39" '
Smithfield 5C8 04 43 12 12 43 2 38 28 31 :
Rom 439 94 136 34 11147 3 03 21 84
Chesnuthilt 336 76 110 10 82 0D 1 26 26 S4--T. .
Polk 222 81 65 16 44 76 J 75 10 65 t
Jackson 126 69 58 07 44 80 7 30 5 97
Tobyhanna 129 21 52 68h 52C8h ' ' ?
Paradise 81 37 20 74 1686 3 88
Coolbaugh 62 10 20 60 7 00 6 66 2 77 4 17-" '
Price 48 08 15 95h 13 14 49 .2 32h 106 48U
Hamilton 1097 26 451 26 382 99 14 62 53 65
Stroud ' 3247 52 340 48h 340 48h .
M-Smithfield 726 14 369 C4 200 00 9 47 160 17 " '
Smithfield 078 08 513 23 21133 301 90
Jtoss 597 63 330 63 295 83 5 18 29 62
Chesnuthill 462 01 363 40 210 83 152 57.
Polk 292 28 232 47h 45 00 -187 47b. - '
Jackson 193 50 1G2 81 31 37 131 44 j
Pocono 358 07 151 07 126 29 7 24 17 34 v
Paradise 137 59 90 37 44 67 45 70 ,
Price 104 10 104 3 0 64 41 39 69 . r
Coolbaugh . 86 21 86 21 40 00 46 21 ' ,
Tobyhanna 203 23 91 23 20 00 71 23 1,6b,h.-.'rf
Stroud 1201 13 557 00 11 49 632 64 f-
Hamilton 1219 81 283 04 96 935 31
M. Smithfield 795 40 181 00 614 40
Smithfield 631 89 103 00 578 89
Ross 599 89 145 51 454 38
Chesnuthill 488 64 133 50 350 14
Polk 295 69 63 13 232 56 - '
Jackson 386 15 186 15
Pocono 333 73 119 62 219 11
raradisa 136 71 20 93 116 48
Price 112 00 3 58 103 42
Coolhaueh 67 75 87 75
Tobyhanna 203 34 30 00 173 34 46S9 57
HARDWARE,
Dry Goods & Grocery 4fere,
(at burke's old stand,)
In North Hamilton St., Easlon nearly op
positc the White Horse Tavern.
VALUABLE BOOKS,
JUST. PUBLISHED AND FOK,SAI.E 3T
JoJisi S. Taylor, Bookscikr isiid
Siruiojstii',
115 NASSAU STREET, XEW-YORK.
The following books will be sent by mail,
free of postage, to any part of the U. States,
on the receipt of the money, for the samf.
which may be furwarued'by mail, at the rrsk
96334 47h
The amount of checks outstanding and unpaid, iucludingJudgrnenta, up to January 7,
1852, is S2S9G 10.
We, the subscribers, Auditors of the County of Monroe, having carefu'ly examined
the accounts of the County Treasurer, and all books, papers, vouchers. &c, relating
thereto, do certify that we find the above account correct. " Witness our hands, at Strouds
burp;, this tenth day ol January, A D. 1852.
H. D. SHAFER, ) ...
CHARLES S. DIETRICK, u dllors'
ABRAHAM FENNER, in account. with the County f Monroe, as claimed by him for
Commissioners services. -
CR. by 494 days at SI 50 per day . 741 00
DR. to amount of checks received from the County 676 26
Balance due Fenner from the County 64 74
ABRAHAM FENNER, in account with the County of Monroe, as allowed him by the
County Auditors.
Cr. by services as Commissioner in 1849, including the building of the
Stroudsburg Bridge $200 00
do do do do 1850 & 1851, at $150 per year 800 00
Total
Dr. to amount of Checks received
Amount due the county of Monroe from Abraham Fenner
500 00
676 26
$176 26
We, the subscribers, Auditors of the County of Monroe, haTing carefully examined the
accounts of John Miller, Melchoir Dreher, John Kern and others, find that none of then
claimed or have drawn the amount of Five hundred dollars for their services, and in our
opinion Fenner's account should not exceed that amount, in justice to the County. W
therefore find the above amount of one hundred seventy-six dollars and thirty-six ceats
over drawn by Fenner, and direct the County Commissioners to collect the above aassat
of linn in like manner as other debts ot the Uounty are collected
C. S. PALMER, ) k ,.A
H. B. SHAFER, Audlto-
Statement of the Expenses of the County for 1851.
..i.-'Hf.-'.. a A
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
4 fqif:
Inquisitions on dead bodies,
Auditors fees,
Commissioner's Counsel,
Deputy Attorney General
Commissioner's services
Miscellaneous, incfuding books for County Officers
Prothonotary and Clerk of the Courts
Court Crier and Cleansing Court House and offices
Brod head's Bridge
Stokes do - ' ;
Philips do
Smiths do
Ransberry's do
Marshalls do
Kerr's
b'nyders
Chesnuthill
T)ieblers
Polk
Smithfield
Cotants
Tannersvilie d
Henrys do
Hawks do
Kunkles do 5
Witness fees
Road damages
Interest on Judgments
Taxes Refunded
Boarding prisoners
Cleansing CotintyjOnice's
Commissioner's Clerk
Printing
Bridge Views ; ;
Sherirr lees 48 ?
Assessments -? '!l!!rK Jt"
Premiums ,-y-.'tR i
Constables making returns,&.c 4,Am -
Dividing township of Ross ! ;
Elections '"-f
Grand and Petit Jurors
.
14.
833 49
18 00
50 00
Q 00
362 00
107 79
69 17
44 50
.4 09
85 li
474 00
16 57
178 67
15 91
12 80
2 55
15 00
50 00
10 83
8 86
30 13
10 31
138 00
10 6T.
3 32
19 34
12 00
19 95
34 89
12 99
6 87
120 00
263 43
10 00
. .52 50
215 40
72 71
146 24
44 45
418 75
900 29
84107 08
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Rambles and Sketches By Rev J T Head
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Easton, April 24, 1851.
J. II. STROUD C. R. ANDRE
NEW GOODS
At iLow Prices.
STROUD & ANDRE having taken that
large and commodious Brick Store House,
formerly occupied by Dr. Stokes, call the
attention of their friends and the public in
general to their large stock of
Coffee, tea, sugars, molasses, mackerel,
smoked and pickled meat, coarse and fine
salt, rice, etc.
CEDAR WARE Tubs, Churns, Pails
wooden Bowls, half bushel measures, &c.
HARDWARE!.
Amount of Checks outstanding andunpaidt'are as follows:
From the year 1851,
1850
1849 '
1849 1 -1847'
--'
1846 -
1845
1844
1843
1842
882 79
237 33
414 64
65 17
81 77
2 44
54 72
88 29
194 23
874 72
Whole amount of checks outstanding and unpaid.including Judgments, $2896 10
The amount of Taxes out standing not paid in by the Collectors, that
is considered good, out of which is to be deduoted exonerations and
Commissions (3334 47
Balance in favor of the County after the paymentof all debts and deduc
ting $600 for collectors Exonerations and Commissions 2838 87'
Included in the above amount of Checks outstanding of $2896 10, are
Judgments amounting to 81459 12 which were rendered in 1844,
'45, '47, and the Interest has been paid annually. '
JOSEPH FRABLE, )
MICHAEL SUPER,
MELCHOIR DREHER, )
Commissioners Office, Jan. 8, 1852.
9
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j r 4.'rrfpi- ... .--W'"
V.D
$5226 02
4738 97
'AjnVuht due Charles Fethe
rman, f reasurer
.487 05
,!3?flijitr??id allved this" eigHthWo JaTiuary, A; D1852.
JpS.JKABLE, - J c. S. PALMER, I
ECT?iErLSEER' H D. SHAFER, I E
MELCHIOR DREHER S ! v, 'J Si.;C S.DETRICH, 3
2li)mini5trator'5 Notice.
State of Hiram Wolffingcr,
Late of Stroud fow7iship, Monroe Co. dee'd.
Notice i hereby given that letters of ad
ministration .upon the above named estate
have been granted to the undersigned by the
Register of Monroe County. All those hav
ing claims or demands against said estate
are requested to present them for settlement
to the undersigned, and those indebted to
said decedent to make immediate pavment to
1UCH A11D S. S TABLES,
. XV1C11ULAS WULFINjSER.
nuary 15, 185?. i . . Adminiistratpr.
ESTRAY.
Came to the premises of th
subscriber in Hamilton town-
ship, some time ago, a Brindle Heifer, with
a white face; the ears and about the 07a a
dark brindle, and has some white apejp
the breast and about the hind Izgs, uid.i
supposed to be about two years old. Tpe
owner or owners thereof, is requested to
Lome forward, prove property, pay charges
and take her away, or she will be disposed
bf according to law.
scythes, straw knives, door latches, bolts, !
knives and forks, hoea, rakes, forks, shovels,
spades, planes, plane bits, cast ste'el saws,
chisels, hatchets; augers, trying and bevel
squares and coffee mills.
CROCKERY A splendid assortment of
l eas, plates, &c. INew style Jenny Ltnd, in ,
add3 much to the value of the book, which is
got up in a very neat and attractive stvle Lr
the publisher. Portland Transcript, Dec. 15
Mr. Headley is one of the most promising
writers of this country, and we have here 1 ne
of his best books one on which he can ale-
sets of 46 pieces. FANCY CHINA Mai- y l"1 """c- - 1'" mu umaujju
There is a graceful frankness pe.vading tho
composition, wructi engages the interest ol
to
liirn.;in T. An..,, it 10
ble, neatest and latest style extant.
BOOTS AND SHOESlcns' boots and
U..n' nlnnn T nrltoo1 cillr Inctinrr
L,Q Ji Lno rl ,,l ohiUrin hnn iJect'. Hisramblcs about Rme, Pans and
- London exhibit a thousand lively traits of an
JJ K 1 Vy U U I J 3 j ingenuous nature, upon which a man of taste
of every style and cobr. Black, blue and j will delight to. linger. We predict for this a
brown cloths. Fancy cassimeres; black doe j sale equal to that of any of the author's works,
skin do. ummer wear of all kinds. Fancy, New York News
prints alpacas, linen, linen lustres, French J The collection is one of which no author
and domestic ginghams, barege, barege de- need he ashamed. It consists, indeed, of
laine, black and fancy lawns, paper muslin, some of Mr. Headley's most brilliant and
common and Riissia diaper, tweeds, new highly-finished compositions, of those sj eci
style of poplins for Ladies' dresses, silks, la- mens of his abilities by which he may
ces, ribbons, sattin vestings, cambrics, bleach- judged with the greatest safety n P
ed and unb eached mus ins. and a tun assort-, asa woru-painter and thtr,kr -A Y I :
ment of trimmings.
Parasols and Umbrollas,
Together with a complete assortment of
goods generally, all of which they offer at ve
ry low rates.
Grain, Lumber and all kinds of Country
produce taken in exchange, and cash never
refused.
The late Law having made the ready nay
system obligatory upon all, we therefore have
adopted it, and intend to sell for small profits
and make quick returns; which will be a sav
ing of 20 per ct. to the buyer. Call and ex
amine before purchasing elsewhere. We
know we can offer goods at such prices as
will induce you to buy, for
Our Goods are cheaper and as good
As any sold since Noah's flood.
To buy of us it will be your gain,
And we'll lake our pay in Cash or Grain.
Call and see no charge for showing Goods.
STROUD & ANDRE.
BLANK MORTGAGES
For sale at this, Office.
December 17, 18-19
NT B The above books will be iorwarded
to order, at the prices mentioned. r-e of post
age, to any part of the United States, on tht
receipt of orders, with the money. Money
may be sent by mail at my risk.
JOHN S TAYLOR,
Publisher. 1 13 Nassau st. New York.
July 21, 1851 Urn
C. "SJ. Warnick,
IpainttT anb lajia,
RESPECTFULLY announces to the cit
zens of Stroudsburg and the surround
ing country, that he still continues the above
business, and may be found at his establish
ment on Monroe street. All orders lor House
and Sign Painting, Glazing, Paper Hanging.
$c. will be .punctually atlemie 1 t-. ai. " m
cuted in the he.st stle, upon the n, .-!
sonabte terms
- N? B.WINDOW SASH, pamlrd. an
glazed; 'of all sizes,: r,ontantlv"oVi baud-and
fqr?.saleat lhe,aho.e estnh.lishm.enl, .
&trousburt,gvJ.uly 31, 13$ 1
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