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GREEABLY to an Act of Assembly,entitled "An Act to raise County Rates and Levies," requiring the Commissioners of the
41111 ' respective Counties to publish a statement of the RECEIPTS and EXPENDITURES, yearly—We, the Commissioners of
Taxes of said County, do REPORT as follows, viz: From the Seventh day of January, 1836, to the Second day of January,
1887—both days included:—
Dolls. ClB.
To outstanding Tax, Jan. 7, 1830, at last settlement, 6,105 51
To Tax assessed for 1830, 11;100 09
Quit Rents for 1839, 185 00
do. do. in James A. Thompson's hands, . 49 00
do.' do. in Christian Chntzman's hands, 05 00
do. do. in Robert Smith's hands, 24:3 GO
Garden Rent received ofJrinies Bell, Esq., 10 00
Cush received of James Bell for old stoves, 6 00
of David Wills, Esq. for stray, 3 13
of John Wolford, Esq. for plank sold
(of Berlin Bridge,)
of James Bell, Esq. Jury fees,
The. Taxes assessed for 1836, are as follows.
COLLRCTORS. TOWNSHIPS. County tax.
-
Peter Diehl, Tanner, Berwick, $745 1)2
Christian Chritzrrian, Borough, 678 44
Henry Toot., Cumberland, 805 39
Jacob Wortz, Conowago, 43n9 13
Abraham Mumma, Franklin, 807 13
Jacob Lohr, Germany, 615 34
Henry Weist, Hamilton' 51)8 73
'
William McCreary, Liberty, 662 58
William White, Hamiltonban, 822 31
Jacob Funk; Huntingdon, 604 80
Samuel Hollinger, Latimore, 350 98
George J. Hartzell, Menallen, 797 89
Anderson Ewing, Esq. Mountpleasant, 684 12
Cornelius Lott, Mounijoy, 444 76
Valentine Hollinger; •Reading; 671 43
Garret Brinkerhoff, Straban, 815 35
Baltzer Snyder, Tyrone, 386 69
Cttr - The outstanding Tax appears to be in the hands of the fo
lowing Collectors:—
COLLECTORS. TOWNSRIPs. County tax. State tax.
1833.—J. A. Thompson, Borough, $4O 84 $l4 52
" George Myers, Franklin, 92 35
" W. Crawford Rhea, Hamiltonban, 90 58
1834.-Allen Robinette, Latimore, 194 79 76 04
" Joel Bower, Huntingdon, 32 84 36 53
" Nathan Wright,* Menallen, 352 13 51
" Daniel Gitt, — Conowago,
" Henry Brinkerhoff, Mountpleasant,
1835.—A. Deardorff; Franklin,
" George Taylor,t Monello°,
Henry Black, Cumberland,
" Henry Herring, Mountpleasent,
" Jacob Wolf, Germany,
1836.—C. Chritzman, Borough,
" Peter Diehl,t Berwick,
Henry Toot, Cumberland,
" Jacob Wortz,f Conowago,
" A. Mumma, Franklin,
" Jacob Loh r,f Germany,
" Wm. White,t Hamiltonban,
" Jacob Funk,f Huntingdon,
" Wm. M'Creary,t Liberty,
" S. Hollinger,f Latiniore,
" G. J. Hartzell, Menallen,
" A. Ewing, Esq.f . Mountpleasant,
" Cornelius Lott,l . Mountjoy,
" G. Brinkerholf,f Straban,
" BeUm Snyder, Tyrone,
Those marked [I have since paid in full—thus [t] in part.
DR. To outstanding State Tat, Jan. 7, 1836 $2,579 14
Cash on hand at last settlement, 377 71
JESSE GILBERT, Esq. Treasurer, in account with the County of .Adams for Public
School Funds, as follows:
.
To. State appropriation for School purposes,
To outstanding School Tax at last settlement,
To Cash on hand at last settlement,
To Taxes assessed for 1836,
School Taxes assessed for IS3B are as follows, viz:—
COLLECTORS.
Christian Chritzman,
G, J. Hartzell,
Abraham Mumma,
Peter Diehl,
Jacob Lohr,
Henry Toot,
John Miller,
Wm. White,
G. Brinkerhoff,
Cornelius Lott,
Wm. M'Ci-tkry,
Baltzer Snyder,
OtrOutstanding School Tax appears to be in the hands of the
following Darned Collectors, viz:
Towxsturs.
Franklin;
Borough,
Menallen,
Cumberland,
Huntingdon,
Straban,
Berwick,
C:umborland,
Franklin,
Germany,
Hamiltontan,
Huntingdon,
Liberty,
Mena!len,
Mountjoy,
Stmbun,
Tyrone,
Courzrone.
A. Deardnrff4
C. Chritaman,
George Taylor,
Henry Black,
H. Wiertnan,t
Jacob King,
Peter Diebl,t
Hoary Toot,t
A. - Miunma,
Jacob Lobr,t
Wm, White,t
John Miller,
Win. M'Creaq 4
G. J. Hartzell,
Cornelius,Lott,t
G. BrinkerhelLt
Seltzer Snyder,
$5,262 34 $649 35
Townautrs.
Borough,
Menallen,
Franklin,
Berwick,
Germany,
Cumberland,
Huntingdon,
Hatriltonban,
Straban,
Mountjoy,
Liberty,
Tyrone,
1835. 1935-6. 1836.
$25 26 $lBl 54 S.
50 95
17 21
$63 42 $641 61 $4,926 64
25 73
16 00
16,929 P 6
811,100 00
97 19
100 00
35 14
53 65
29 18
9 76
82,950 8.5
Dolls. Cis
1,295 71
3;828 03
1,123 56
5,028 44
$11,815 74
$547 20
524 24
586 03
548 78
423 60
526 42
388 96
550 92
517 28
327 26
437 75
250 00
15;828 44
397 40
209 06
213 60
37 41
408 78
471 42
486 03
423 60
400 92
388 96
280 75
524 24
327 26
467 28
250 00
IN TESTIMONY that the foregoing statement ofRECEIPTS
IN
AND EXPENDITURES, exhibited at the Office - of the
e a.
o irr , Treasurer of said County,is a correct and true Copy, as
taken from and compared vg,ith the Originals remaining
.4. 4 lth t g „ in the 'Books of this O ffi ce—We have hereunto set our
- -'.6 hands and a ffi xed the Seal of our said O ffi ce, at Gettys.
iitt burg, the 4th day ofJunuary, in the year of our Lord,
one thousand eight hundred and thirty•seven.
John ellhtsselmats,
George If ill, . Commissioncr.s.
John Irolford.
Arrest—WILLIAM KING, Clerk.
CR.
By Commissioners' Orders as follows, viz:—
Dolls. Cts
Auditors' pay, 16 50
Tuition of poor children, 419 71
Road views and damages, 15(3 50
Assessors' pay, 340 00
Collectors fees and releases, 790 21
Bills of costs paid Sherifrand others, 431 23
Fox scalps, 33 81
Treasurer of Poor House, 4,000 00
Grand Jury and Constables pay, 266 36
General Jury and Constables pay, 511 86
Work done to Public Buildings, 44 16
Commissioners' pay, 2-3 50
Clerks pay and extra services, 150 31
Court Cryers pay, 28 50
Jailor's fees keepingprisoners, 218 25
Public Printing, , 365 12
Officers of Election pay,
737 86
Prothonotary and Clerk fees, 52 09
Directors of Poor pay, 60 00
Coroner's fees, 34 82
Tohn Camp, Ist payment on Conowago bridge, 450 00
Wood for Court House and Prison, 135 90
Books and stationary for public offices, 0 71
Medical attendance on prisoners, 14 75
School directors pay, 13 00
Soloman "S. laybaugh, additional allowance by Grand
Jury for Conowago Bridge, 203 60
Plank for Berlin bridge, 132 95
Public Schools, Cumberland quota of County funds, 88 58
do. • do. Franklin do. do. 109 50
do. do.. Meriallen do. d 0.102 44
•
Interest paid in Bank, 2 89
Register's fees, 2 94
Certificates of Constables for return, 64 1 4
James Bell, Jr. Esq for summoning Jurors 70 00
Quit Rents in James A. Thompson 's hands, 9 30
do. do. in Christian Chritzman's bands, 57 00
do. do. in Robert Smith's hands, 243 00
Outstanding Tax, 5,262 34
Treasurer's Salary, 125 00
Balance due Treasurer at last settlement, 749 GO
Cash on hand, 112 99
CR. By monies paid as follows, viz:
bolls. Os
Paid Collectors fees and releases for collecting
State Tax, 283 50
Paid to State Treasurer as per receipts, ,814 57
Outstanding State Tax, 649 35
Treasurer's fees on State Tax, 84 84
Cash on hand, 125 09
By Monies paid on Orders as follows, viz:
Dolls. Cis.
.225 65
567 00
729 03
4'26 04
418 00
686 00
474 00
588 50
180 00
88 97
77 00
61 94
9d 38
115 27
86 10
81 55
76 53
91 12
44 24
53 58
63 42
641 61
4,826 64
1,087 17
Cash paid to Collectors for collecting School Tax,
Borough Treasurer School funds,
Berwick do. do. do.
Straban do. do. do.
Menallen do. do. do.
Franklin . do. do. do.
Cumberland do. do. do.
Hamiltonban do. do. do.
Huntingdon do. do. do.
Franklin do. (State appropriation)
Straban do. do. do.
Cumberland do. do. do.
Borough do. do. do.
Menallen do. do. do.
Hamiltonban do. do. do.
Huntingdon do. do. do.
Berwick do. do. do.
Germany do. do. do.
Tyrone do. do. do.
Liberty do. do. do.
Outstanding School Tax 1835,
do. do. do. 1835-36,
do. do. do. 1836,
Cash on hand,
.--...mm0g0:
WE, the Subscribes, being duly elected AUDITORS Co sottle and adjust the Public Accounts of the Treasurer and Com
missioners of said County, and having been sworn or affirmed aereeably to Law, REPORT the following to be a general
Statement of the said Accounts, from the 7th day of January, 1836, to the 2d day of January, 1837, both days inclusive:
Dulls. Cts
To outstanding Tax at last settlement,Jan. 7,1836, 5,195 51
Taxes assessed for 1836,
Quit-rents
Do. do. [t. Smith,
Cash received ofJames Bell, Jr. F.sq. Garden rent,
Do. do. for old Stoves,
D. Wills, Esq. bal. stray sold,
Jnhn Wolford, Esq. plank sold,
J. Bell, Jr. Esq. Jury fees,
1 TATEMENT exhibiting the amount of Taxes on Real and P
of the Commonwealth, up to the 2d day of January, 1H:17,
Collectors, and the amount paid into the hands of JESSE GILI3
To out•stnnding State end Personal Tax, Jan. 7,
1836, last settlement,
Cash on hand at last settlement,
§ - 11TATEMENT exhibiting the amount of Taxes assessed for the use of the Public Schools, together with the .State Appropriation
" paid into the hands of JESSE GILBERT, Esq. Treasurer, with the orders paid.
Dolls. Cts
l'o State A pproprtat ion quota of $75,11011, 1,235 71
Outstanding School Tax at last settlement, 3,82 Q 03
Cash on hand at last settlement, 1,123 58
School Tax assessed for 1k36, 5,628 44
$11,815 74
WE' the undersigned, Auditors of Adams County, do certify, that having examined the Accounts and Vouchers ofJESSE GIL
BERT, Esq Treasurer of said County, from the 7th day of January 1836, to the 2nd day ofJanuary, 1837, inclusive, do find
a balance in the hands of the said Treasurer of One hundred and twelve dollars and ninely•nine orals, exclusive of the Taxes Assess
ed for the use ofthe Commonwealth, and we further certify, that the above is the amount of outstanding Tax due by the several Col
lectors of said County, and also the amount of Taxes Assessed fur 18 i 6. Given under our hands and seal of office, this 3d day of
January A. D. 1837
$16,929
January 30, 1827.
THE Members of the "Temperance So
ciety of Hunterstown and its Vicinity"
are requested to meet at the School house
East of Hunterstown, on 'Thursday the 9th
of February next, at 6 o'clock r. m. The
people generally are respectfully invited to
attend.
ROBERT WILUENY, See'ry.
January 30, 1837.
Democratic Jaen-Masonic
Stale Convention.
The Members of the Democratic Anti-
Masonic Party of Pennsylvania, aro respect
fully requested to elect Delegates, equal in
number to the Senators and members of the
House of Representatives; which Delegates
shall meet in Convention, in the Court
House at Harrisburg'', at 10 o'clock, A. M.
on MONDAY, the 22d day of May, 1837.
The object of the proposed Convention
is to adopt measures for the prosperity of
the cause, and to produce that degree of
concert in the action of its friends, which is
all that is necessary to ensure its complete
triumph.
JOSEPH . HENDERSON,
WILLIAM M'CLU RE,
DAVID EMMERT,
JOHN A. WEIR,
HENRY WITMER,
JOHN KA UFFELT,
JOHN FOX,
SAMUEL H. FISHER,
BENJAMIN DARLINGTON,
State Committee.
Harrisburgh, Jan. 20, 1837.
82,956 85
CEILEIIItA.TION.
THE SIXTH Anniversary of the Ph rena-
Icosmian Society of Pennsylvania Col
lege will occur at 6i o'clock P. M. on Wed
nesday, the 272 d of February. Honorary
Members are requested to unite in the pro
cession, which will be formed at the College
at 6 o'clock, and will proceed to Christ
Church, where several addresses may be
expected.
The intervals between the exercises will
be enlivened with music by an excellent band.
All who may feel interested are, as usual,
cordially invited to be present.
J. R. KEISER,
C. BAKER,
C. L. BAKER,
G. BOSSLER,
N. E. CORNELL,
Committee of Srrangement.
Gettysburgh, Jan. 30, 1637.
.anniversary Celebration
$11,815 74
Philomathwan Society of Penn
sylvania College.
THIS Society will celebrate its Sixth
Anniversary on Friday evening, -the
17th February next,in the Lutheran Church,
at half past six o'clock.
Several Addresses will be delivered, ac
companied with appropriate music.
ICF• The Ladies and Gentlemen of the
Borough, and the public generally, are res
pectfully invited to attend.
By order,
C. LEPLEY,
J. CRAPSTER,
• M. L. STOEVER, •
• J. E. NAILL,
F. K. A USPACH.
Committee of Arrangement.
January 23, 1837. tc-43
BLANK BEERS
Fur Sale at the Ogee of the Star 4-Liantwr
To the Honourable the Judges of the Court of Common Pleas of Jdams County.
Jesse Gilbert, Esq. Treasurer, and Commissioners--In Account with the County of Adams.
in hands of James A. Thompson,
do. C. Chritztorm,
TEDIPERANCE.
OF TOE
111 r.
.ETTERS of Administration have been
granted to the subscriber, residing in
Cumberland township, Adams county, on
the Estate of JOHN SCHREYER, late of
Tyrone township, it. said county, deceased.
All persons indebted to said Estate are here.
by notified to come forward and make pay•
meat; and all persons having claims against
the same, to present them for settlement u.
the subscriber on or before the first of A
pril next.
BENJA MIN SCHRIVER, Adni 4 r.
January 2, 1837. 6t-40
Estate of Geo. Larew, dee'd.
A"persons indebted to the Estate of
GEORGE LAREW, late of Lad
more township, Adams county, Pa., deceas.
ed, are hereby requested to come forward
and make settlement—and those having
claims against said Estate, are also reques.
ted to present their claims to the subscri-i
hers, who will meet at the house of the wi.l
dow, on the 2qth. of January next, for the
purpose of settling with both debtors & cre.l
ditore. All interested will do well to attend.i
The first named Administrator resides in!
Latimore townanip,Adams county—the lat
ter in Franklin township, York county.
JOHN ZIEGLER,
dm'rs.
MICHAEL M UMPER,
December 19. 1936. 6t-381
CABINET-WAREHOUSE,
CIIAMIERSBURG STREET.
f r inE subscriber respectfully informs his;
-a- old friends and customers that he has:
on hand, and is prepared at all times 10 1
manufacture,
&Mahogany, Maple, Cherry
and fl/'alnut
2 VIA 1 rig
OF EVERY DEscitirrioN INI lIIS LINE.
His materials are good; his work wurranted,i
and of the latest patterns. His terms are
moderate, and accommodated to the times. !
KTAII orders for c orrugs punc-
tunny attended to.
DAVID HEAG Y.
Gettysburg, June 13, 1830. tf-11,
DR. J. CARPENTER,
tBOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
RESPECTFULLY invites those who,
are troubled with Rheumatic pains!
either chronic or inflarnatory, to give himt
a call, having had very good success in cur
ing Rheumatism; and having within the
short space of time that he has been here
had upwards of forty cases of Rheumatism!
tinder treatment, and having. given relief in;
every ease, and failed in but five or six cases!
of performing a complete cure---and some
of these were through neglect on their part;
and others to. the long standint , of the die.
ease, so that no' perfect cure could t be expec.
ted. He would, therefore, invite those of
fluted with Rheumatic pains to give him a
call, and satisfy themselves. Not desiring
those who are unacquainted with li;m to re.l
ly on his-statement, but to come into his
neighborhood and enquire of those whr
know, and satisfy themselves before they'
employ him.
Dr. Carpenter still continues to reside at;
hts former residence in Liberty township,l
two miles North of Enitnittsburgli, amd two,
miles Irmil lihudos Mill, on Middle.creoli:
October 3, 1.836.
By monies paid on Commiscinners' Orders,
Do• interest in Bank,
Do. Register's fees,recording bonds,&c.
Do. Constables, for making returns,
Outstaiding quit-rents in .1. A. Thompson's hands,
Do. do. C. Chritzinan s hands,
Do. do. R. Smith's hands,
Outstanding Ta
Treasurer's salami,
Cash due Treasurer at last settlement,
Do. On hare',
11,100 99
185 00
49 00
95 00
243 00
10 00
6 00
:3 13
23 73
16 00
$ 16,929 80
ersonal Property assessed within the County of Adams for the use
inclusive—with the ❑mount of Exonerations and Fees allowed to
?La, Esq. Treasmer:
BY monies pa;d as follows—viz:
Paid Collectors, fees and releases, for collecting
Slate and Personal Tax,
Paid State Treasurer, as per receipts,
Outstanding State Tax,
Treaqurer's fees,
Cash on hand,
Dolls. Cls
0 2,579 14
377 71
$ 2,956 85
By Commissioners' Orders paid,
Outstanding School Tax,
Cash on hand,
NOTICE.
Samuel. Diehl, Auditors.
Frederick. Diehl.
Counting-House almanac,
FOR THE YEAR OP OUR LORD
1837.
January 1
February
13
20
27
April :
10
17
24
May
June :
12
19
26
10
17
24
31
Au i,nest
September
10
17
24
October
IVmcnibcr
13
20
27
12
19
26
December
Office of the Star & Banner
Chambersburg Street, a feu , doors IVest of
the Court•lfouse.
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weekly, at Two. Dott,Ans per vivito, Afolunie of
Ntimbers,)payable half yearly in advance — or lieu,
Bathos and hill y Ctuf,s it not paid untilafter the cx..
libation of the year.
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period than six mouths, nor will the paper be discon,
tinued.until all arrearages arc paid, unless ut the dia.
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Dolls. CI s.
10,300 22
2 83
2 94
64 14
9 30
57 00
243 00
5,262 34
125 00
749 00
112 99
$ 16,929 :la
Dolls. Cis.
983 50
1,814 57
(349 25
84 34
125 09
8 2,030 85
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5,166 00
5,561 67
1,087 17
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