r
Statement of the Expenses of the
County for the Year 1852.
Fd Grand and Petit Jurors 81 121 48
do General, special and town
ship Elections 573 47
Premiums 174 84
Assessments 360 63
Constables attending Court and
making returns
County Printing
County Commissioners
Costs in Commonwealth cases
Auditors fees
Commissioers Clerk
Commissioners Counsel
Interest paid on Judgments
Stationary and Books for Oflicu
Cual and wood for Court House
and Offices
Miscellaneous
Marshalls Creek Bridge
Stokes' do
Candles &c for Office, and
Court House
Castle Garden Bridge
Philips'
Pocono
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STATEMENT
Of the Receipts and Expenditures of Monroe County.
John Ed in Re r, Esq. Treasurer, in account with the County of Monroe, from fifth
day of anuary A D 1852, to the fifth day of January A D 1853, inclusive.
DR.
To cash ree'd of Collectors on ac't of Taxes asses'd for the year 1819,
do do do 1850,
do do do 1851,
rfn do do 1852.
May 4th 1852, ree'd of Abraham Fenner, late Commissioner, as per balauce
found against him. (see last settlement)
To cash ree'd of Wm S Rees, tor old timber at Jverr's bridge $12 00
do do John S Fisher, Esq. fine of Joseph Goldsmith, peddling
without License 05 go
do do Odd Fellews, rent for Grand Jury room, for 1852 10 00
dd do J H Walton, Com'rs Att'y, on judgment againt A.Setzer 10 00
do do Taxes on Unseated lands for the year 1846 '47 '48 '49 2 91 59 91
S 9 07
655 68
3100 02
1525 65-S5290 42
176 2Gt
do do Paradise townshsp 88 36
do do Coolbaugh do 145 40
do do Tobyhanna do . 220 32
do do Hamilton do ,2 6 11
do do M. Smithfield do : r . 34 89
do do Pocono do . 18 81
do do Jackson do - . 20 91
do do Ross do 17
do do Chesnuthill do , 22 65
do do Polk do 8 69
690 81
Cash ree'd as Redemption money on the following Unseated lands, sold for taxes, June 1850.
$5501 53
Amount of Checks outstanding and unpaid
up to January 5
Including Judgments
1852
1851
1850
1S19
1848
1847
iS46
1845
1S44
1843
1842
708 58
25 99
100 05
385 13
34 55
79 77
2 44
44 22
27 89
194 23
. 693 4j
62296 31
Recapitulation.
Amount of lax levied and
uncollected 65301 93
From which deduct Checks out
standing 62296 31
Exonerations & com
missions to Collec
tors about 900 00 3196 31
Bui in favor of the County 2105 67
65301 93
M. DREIIER, )
MICHAEL SUPER, V Com'rs.
JOHN C STRUNK, )
Commissioners office, )
Jan. 8, 1853. $
Commissioners Services.
M. Dreher, lor the year 1852, 76 1-2 days
do 60 do
do 57 do
REMOVAL!!
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Boot anir 01joc
CuralivrAnencies; Processes of Water-cure; MA N TT V A H T O "R V ! !
iv 1 'I' r; 1 n. xtJ-a. -- -to. v w ...
Diseases of the General System; Urain
md Nerves; Respiration: Digestion; Genera
tion; Gestation and Patturition; Lactation
and the Management of Infancy, etc., etc.,
including every important condition and pro
cess from the beginning to the close of life,
and containing especially
Price township, Charles Jones
' xSI 'ne su0scriDer respectfuly informs
rVt his customers and friends that he has
, "removed his Boot and Shoe Manufac
tory to the store room formerly occupied by
1 Joseph Sigman, in Northampton street, one
j door above Hamilton street, and between
I Mrs. E. H. Hairuony's Millinery and Peter
1 a 5a Ci ni.iQtroto .;0vv nf Pomp's Drug Store.
the 'structure of the human body, and all its He has just received a large assortment
1 : ramoi : of Boots and Shoes, among which are Calf
2. A full account of the functions of life, Congress Boots Enameled Congress Boots,
with such an illustrated description of the Calf Napoleon Boots, Patent Morocco Na-,
evolution of the embryo, as has not before poleon Boots, Brogans, &c. for Getlemen
1 anu uuia.
ueen J,1CH. . , . , A n UnA o larrro ocsnrtmpnt nffthnPS
3. All that is known ot heaitn ana ais- ? -TV "
to order
fChil-
r - 1j u:uk:..u 11 drens Shoes always on hand. GUM Shoes
process 01 gesiauou anu uuiiuumu, ao mu --- , , i .u:u i, ;
enable every woman to dispense with the of all descnptions and kinds, which he is
services of a physiciau or professional mid- t selling
wife.
3. All that is known of health and dis- r Also on hand a large assortment 01 .
ease, with the means for the preservation of for Ladies and Misses. V omen s fas
the former, and cure of the latter. , We Gaiters of every variety made to
4. So careful an explanation of the whole at short notice A large assortment of
Esoteric Anthropology is plain and
simple in language, full in illustration, as
comprohensive as the utmost curiosity can
wish, and without one line of quackery, or
the remotest hinting at a fee.
ii mnsf lip. evident that such a book, writ-
:.u norv frPPHnm. and illus- '. merit a continuance of the same.
and firtplitv. must, not be THADDEUS SCHOCH.
profaned. It is not for the counter, the
book-stall, the library sneii, or tne center
CHEAP FOR CASH.
The goods are manufactured of the best
materials and in the neatest and most fash
ionable manner. He employs none but the
best workmen about his establishment.
Thankful for the liberal patronage hereto
fore received, eveiy effort will be made to
Easton, September 16, 1852.
table. It is not to be offered for curious ex
amination, nor urged upon those who can
not appreciate hs value. It is advertised,
that ctery one who needs it may obtain it,
if he will. Whether the social proprieties be
true or false, the auhor can not violate them,
and he feels compelled to keep this book truly j
esoteric, a private work, to be sent as a con
fidential answer to a professional consulta
tion, and he trusts that no person will apply
for it who will not make it a point of honor
to so consider it.
To all such persons it will be sent BY
MAIL, to any designated address, POST
PAID, on the receipt of One Dollar, sent,
free of postage, to T. L. NICHOLS M. D.
Portchester, N. Y.
ClOAPS. fine scented Soaps for wash-
ing and shaving a'so the ce'ebrated
shaving-cream, for sa'c by
SAMUEL MELT.CK.
SlrondsWg, Nor. 18, 1352.
It $J(M&,
100 kegs 25 lbs. each, Wetherill's while lead,
50 do 50 do do do do
20 do 100 po do do . do
100 boxes 8 by 10 Glass
75 do 10 by 12 do superior quality.
50 do 10 by 14 do )
10 bbls. of Alum
10 bbb. Copperas
10 bbls. Rosin
4000 lbs. Potash
600 Gallons Linseed Oil
40 bbls. spirits Turpentine
2000 lbs. Potters Red Lead
Dye Woods, Madder, Logwood, Fustic,
Redwood, Cochineal and Indigo.
ALSO superior Furniture, Coach, Black
and Japan Varnishes, by the barrel or gallon
for sale by DICKSON $ SAMPLE.
Easton, July 17, 1851. ly
BLANK MORTGAGES
For sale at this Office.
do do
oo do
do do
Paradise do
do do
Tobyhanna do
do do
M Smithfield
do do
Ross do
Theophilus Shanon
Shaffner Solomon
Vancampen Rachael
Isaac Dills
Geo. VV Roup partj
John Hood
Jesse Sharplees
Richard Horton
Jacob Overstake
John Hower
No 216
246
218
313
88
202
62
40
Lands sold in June 1852.
Coolbaugh tsp, John Arnst No 189
do do Daniel Rees "241
Tobyhanna do John Barry " "
do do Horsefield & McCarty " "
Balance due John Edinger, Treasurer, from the county of Mouroo
8 00
22 10
18 88
13 76
19 34
8 43
4 95
16 42
9 97
10 03
6 31
16 05
16 05
9 12
16 94-
-196 40
369 48
$6783 28A
OR.
Administration of Justice.
Pay and mileage of Grand and Petit Jurors, for the year 1848 1 25
do do do do do 1850 24 44
do do do do do 1851 213 80
do do do do do 1852 1121 48
Bridges.
Paid for the erection and repair of Bridges for the year J842 5 00
do do do do do 1844 20 50
do do do do do 1848 3 75
do do do do do 1849 7 37A
do do do do do 1850 51 25
do do do do do 1851 181 44
do do do do do 1852 978 05
Elections.-
Pald for general and special Elections for the year 1844 19 9o
do do do do 1850 6 99
do do do do 1851 150 85
do do do do 1852 552 72
Premiums and Scalps.
Paid for Fox and Wild Cat scalps for the year 1848 3 12A
do- do do do 1849 2 87A
do do do do 1850 7 48
do do do do 1851 17 68
do do do do 1852 163 26
Assessors.
1360 97
730 48
Paid to Assessors of different townships for the year 1849
do do do do 1851
do do do do 1852
do do do do 1353
Constables.
P'd Constables for mileage & returns and attending Court for year 1850
do do do do
do do do do
County Printing.
Paid Theodore Schoch for printing for the year 1850
1851
1852
do
do
do
do
J L Ringwalt
Theodore Schoch
J L Ringwalt
Theodore Schoch
do do 1851
do do 1851
do do . 1852
do do 1852
4 00
25 00
338 76
18 37-
1 10
24 84
173 97
6 19
76 00
13 00
143 50
71 92
194 43
386 13
199 91
310 61
County Commissioners.
Paid Peter Neyhart for the year 1844 15 00
do Abraham Fenner do 1850 5 00
do Joseph Frable do 1850 7 00
do John Miller do 1851 10 00
do Melchoir Dreher do 1851 ' 1 00,
do Michael Super do 1851 14 00
do Abraham Fenner do 1851 2l 22
do Joseph Frable do 1852 ' 82 00
do Melchoir Dreher do do 85 29
do Michael Super do do 81 61
do John C Strunk do do 20 00
342 13
Costs in Commonwealth Cases.
Witness, Justices and officers fees in Commonwealth cases for 1849 5 00
do do do do do 1850 4 92
do do do do do 1851 4 42
do do do do do 1852 82 76 97 10
Auditors fees for 1852 39 00
Running Township Lines.
Paid for running line of Price township for the year 1847 2 00
do do Tobyhanna, Chesnuthill, & Coolbaugh for 1852 105 75 107 75
Comrnissioners Clerk P'd J D Morris for 1850 4 00
J H Walton for 1851 25 00
do do 1852 88 02 117 02
Commissioners Counsel P'd J H Walton for 1852 10 00
Interest paid on Judgments against the County
Brown, Interest on Judgment,
do do do do
Peter Zimmerman do do
Daniel Zimmerman do do
Bell & Brothers do do
Charles Fetherman do do
Paid Robert
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Peter Zimmerman, on principal, January 24th
R S Chidsey, in full, June 17th
Road Damages. ,
Paid Henry Detrick, witness fees on road damages
do Harrison Snyder, damages
do R Weiss, administrator of Henry Weiss' Estate
do Abroham Mengle, .
do George Serfoss ; ' .
do Abraham Shitfer .,
do Michael Getz
do Felix Storm
do James Smith
do James Henry
Prothonolary & Clerk of Quarter Sessions-V'd M H Dreher for
do do
Sheriff Paid James N Durling, summoning Jurors
Conrt Crier.
Paid Benjamin Tock for . ,
do do . " -.tr
Chas U Warnick
do do
do do
Running Slate Road Paid Jeremy Mackey
Inquisition on Dead Bodj
Paid Jonh Mush, ho-dnig Inquisition on Joseph C Lawrence
Boarding Prisoners.
Paid William P Hallock, lailor
do do
John N Durliny
Wouk at Jul Paid for work at Jail for lSSO-ISTT-
1850 6 88
1851 6 88
1852 32 68
do 21 87
do 19 01
do 29 25
do 176 26
do 25 90 319 33
1850 62
1851 12 00
1852 18 00
do 20 00
do 50 00
do 10 00
do 37 00
do 15 00
do 10 00
do 50 00 222 62
1851 12 47
1852 90 64 103 11
do 60 00
1849 1 25
1850 1 00
do 1 00
1851 2 25
1852 48 31 53 81
do 15 66
do 15 00
1849 5 on
1852 ,95 ;
;,-do. -37 40,' ..
9 62 'i '
Cleaning Court House, Oftice and Jail. '
Paid Benjamin Tock for 1849 T 25
William P Hallock for 1852 75
Susan Tutfle for do 6 89
Sally Tock do- 2 75
Lands erroneously sold and Taxes refunded.
Paid Jacob Miller on Ab'm Vancamnen. Price Isd. sold in 1833.
M0, & '42 ,1852
Geo H Miller on Peter Tyson, Tobyhanna do
Ezra Marvin on William Harrison, Price do
Silas L Drake, on John Carson, PjIIc do
Robert Huston, on Joseph Morris, Tobyhanna do
M H Dreher, on Joseph Thacher and Jos. Thacher, Jackson do
Bridge Views Paid for Brld?e views, for 1851
11 64
do
do
do
Redemptions.
P'd John Edinger, redemption on Jacob Cox, Tobyhanna tsp.
and Isaac Gibbons. Price townshin
Charles Henry, redemption on Isaac Dills, Paradise, sold 1850
Matthias Brakely, do
Wm Christman, do
Samuel S Dreher, do
Ichabod Price, do
Richard S Staples, do
Joseph Stetler, do
Jacob Singmaster, do
Silas L Drake, do
do do do
R S Staples, do
Willis Hubbard, do
do do do
Chas Jonc?, Price
Wm Sprout, Coolbaugh
Rachael Vancampen, Price
Solomon Shafner, Price
Jacob Ritter, M -Smithfield
Jacob Overstake, do
Emanuel Walker, Coolbaugh
John Arnst, do
Daniel Rees do
John Barry, Tobyhanna
Sarah Morgan, do
1852
1852
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
16 66
21 26
8 92
11 27
2S24
15 94
OO'
19 00
102 29
23 00
24 87
19 33
8 00
7 29
18 76
18 88
3 41
10 08
14 90
16 05
16 05
9 12
22 04
15 24-
Jacob Posten, Coolbausrh do 15 24 204 02
Candles, &c P'd G Malvsn lor candles for Offices and Court House, 1849 &'52 22 32h
Stationary Paid for stationary and books for offices 1845 10 50
do do do 1850 4 74
do do do 1851 9 83
do do do 1852 77 48- 102 60
Coal, Wood and Cutting.
Paid for coal, wood and cutting for Offices and Court House
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
1844
1849
1851
5 00
2 00
15 00
Miscellaneous.
Paid Charles U Warnick for bolts
do Thomas Bishop for jack screw for raising the Bridge
do John Andams for cleaning well
do Joseph Kemmerer, overpaid on County Tax
do Samuel Stokes, paper Sic.
do Benjamin Tock, notice to Abraham Fenner
do Silas L Drake, work to Treasurers Office
do Samuel D Pipher, exonerations on bad money
do Robert Huston, boards
do Charles Musch, locks
do John D Morris, table for office
do Daniel Daily, making- fence around office
do Pedrick & Crook, hinges
do Starbiad &. Wallace, boards
do .TH Walton, calculating taxes to assessments
do John N. Durling, furniture in Jail
do E H Walton, painting Court House
do John Edinger, freight on Election Laws
do Starbird & Wallace, boards
do John N Scokes, merchandise
do Daniel Dreher, work at Jail
do Abner Gordon, hauling watPr for Court House
do Samuel Stokes, lime for Jail
do John Malvin, use of road while building Kerr's bridge
do Robert Boys, spikes, &c.
do A R Jackson, medicine and attending Prisoners
do R S Staples, nail3 and lumber
do Joseph L Keller, straw for Jail
do Henry Whitesell, tax 9
District Attorney Cash p'd Samuel S Dreher, District At
Treasurer's commissions on receiving $6413 80h
do do paying out 6652 63
1852 29 06 5106
1850 8 02
1851 5 00 .
do 1 00
do 10 07
1852 1 16
doj -50
do 5 39
d 4 00
do 5 98
do 1 00
do 3 00
do 1 75
do 75
do 50
de 20 00
do 7 07
do 26 00
do 112
do 1 GO
do 12 32
do 50
do 25
do 48
do 5 00
do 4 03
do 2 00
do 10 52
do 66
do 1 55 137 22
y do 12 00
64 13
66 52 130 65
Balance duo John hdinger, Treasurer, 8369 48
Examined and allowed this seventh day of January, A D 1853.
JOHN C STRUNK, ) CHARLES S DETRICK,
M. DREHER, Com'ers. J. H FETERMAN,
MICHAEL SUPER, ) H. D. SHAFER
Attest JAMES H WALTON, Clerk.
0783 28t
Auditors.
JOHN EDINGER, Treasurer, in account with Monroe County, for Road Tax on Unseat
ed .Lands, collected lor the years 18o0 and 1851.
Amount collected in Price tsp. as per account
rendered 267 99
do do Paradise do 221 15
do do Coolbaugh do 182 32
do do Tobyhapna do 530 86
do do Hamilton do 4 65
do do M Smithfielddo 34 69
do do Pocono do 23 55
do do Jackson do 42 66
do do Ross do 8 84
do do Chesnuthill do 28 32
do do Polk do 15 05
81360 28
Cr.
Price, cash p'd J. Fetherman, Sup'or 100 00
do do Aalony Peters, do 100 00
Paradise, do Wm Cofiinan, do 85 00
do do Charles Hilgert do 100 00
Coolbaugh, do Hiram Warner do 100 00
da do David Yothers do 100 00
Tobyhanna do Charles Houser do 250 00
do do Abraham Butz do 150 00
MSmithfield" John E Detrich do 25 00
Polk do GeoWKrege do 10 00
Jackson do CFrantz&GSetzer" 28 00
By commissions on receiving 1360 28 13 60
do do paying out 1057 94 10 58
Hamilton tsp, p'd Jesse Buskti k & A
Breher for 1848. '49, '50 & '51 9 94
Bal. due from Treas'r on Road Tax 278 16
81360 28
JOHN EDINGER, Treasurer, in account with Monroe County, for School Tax on Unseat
ed Lands, collected for the years 1850 aud 1851.
JDr.
Am't collected in Price tsp. as per account
rendered 8120 56
88 55
365 72
210 59
4 22
2 82
16 46
13 07
8 84
22 63
613
do do Paradise do
do do Coolbaugh do
do do Tobyhanna do
do do Hamilton do
do do M Smithfield do
do do Ponono do
do do Jackson do
do do Ross do
do do Chesnuthill do
do do Polk do
Cr.
Cash p'd John Posten, School Treasurer,
Price tsp. 890 00
Samuel Bowman, do Paradise 60 00
Simon Gruber' do Coolbaugh 215 00
Wash. Winters do Tobyhanna 150 00
John Marsh, do Hamilton 22 48
Chas Shoemaker " MSmithfield 25 00
Commissions on receiving 8859 59 8 59
do paying out" 562 48 5 62
Bal. due from Treas'r on School Tax 282 90
do
do
do
do
do
8359 59
S959 59
Rvnminml nnd allowed this seventh day of January, A D. 1853.
JOHN C. STRUNK, ) CHARLES S DETRICK,
M. DREHER, V Com'rs J. H. FETHERMAN, V Auditors.
MICHAEL SUPER, ) II. D. SHAFER,
Altest-J. H. WALTON, Clerk.
g COLLECTORS.
1848 Simon Gruber
1849 James Newell
William Thompson
1850 Peter Zimmerman
David Keller
Jacob Alternus
Frederick Shupp
William Bellis
John Roth
Anthony Peters
Robert W. Kiple
John Smith
1851 Silas L Drake
Charles Miller
Henry Overfield
Gcoige F. Bomberger
Philip Gearhart
Conrad Frable
John Miller
Thomas Sebnng
John Storm
Ichibod Prico
John Vliet
Samuel Mildenberg
1852 Peter Gilbert
Enoch Buskuk
John White, Jr.
John S. Fisher
Charles Correll
Alexander Brown
Samuel Detnoh
Henry Heller
Smith Price
John Pope
Peter Frailey
Simon Lnbar
Henry' Overfield
, Mclchior Barry
Settled in full Innunry
Townships
Coolbaugh
Tobynanna
Coolbaugh
Smithfield
Stroud
Chesnuthill
Polk
Jackson
Paradise
Price
Coolbaugh
Tobyhanna
Stroud
Hamilton
M Smithfield
Smithfield
Chesnuthill
Polk
Jackson
Pocono
Paradise
Price
Coolbaugh
Tobyhanna
Chesnuthill
Ross
Tobyhanna
Polk
Eldred
Hamilton
Smithfield
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