GETTYSBURG F.GUNDRY
and Machine S
TH E subscribers having leased th
Foundry, in GrettySburg,''respectffilly
informs his friends and the public in general
that he . liii. - nossi on' hands, and will contin
ue to manufacture, a large, assortment of
ST 0 IP
of all patterns, such as the Hathaway, Par
lor, Premium, and nine-plate Cooking
Stove, also Chamber Stoves, of all sorts
and siies:
He has also on hand,
• Castings for Machinery,
of all - kinds—for Threshing Machines,
Grist Mills, Saw &e. also PLOUGH
CASTINGS of all the patterns now in use.
He has on hand, already made, a number
of the celebrated
SYLER PLZUGITS,
which he trill sell low. lie has also on
hand, and will continue .to make, HOT.-
LOW-WARB, Wagon and 'Cdrriage-box
es, and all other articles in his line ofbus
iness, which arc too numerous to men c ,
lion. He has, also,
THRESHING MACHINES,
ready made, and continues to manufacture
Lames Patent two-horse Machines, and
the Hanover and York patterns.
Any one who may wont BRASS CAST
INGS, will be'attended to.
All the above articles will be sold low,
for Cash or ,Country Produce. Old metal
ill
w also be taken in exchange for work.
rr2"Repairing, and alt work inlis line,
done at the shorteskuotice.,47ll
.The subsCriber is very thankful for past
favors, and:hopes hiS-fciends- wilt rentem
befthe,OldEstablislunenOri the Western
part of the town, near W. Hainan's
Coach .shop.
Gettysburg, Dee. 19
1114 A.O 1i.% M 1912 RIX G.
THE undersigned has connected with
his. Coaehmaking Establishment a
large smith shop, and is prepared to do all
kinds of ..
PLAOICSIVIITECVATiIk )
including ironing Carriages, Buggies,
.110goris,,Ii.c. .11e-would say to those who
have: Horses to shoe, that he has in his em
ploy. first-rate hands, which, with his per-
Appal attention, will enable him to give en
tire satiSfaction to all those who may favor
him with a call.
'Carriage all• Buggy Springs
(warranted) will.be promptly made to or
der- et; all tittles.'
ItCP.AII kinds of REPAIRING. done,
both in Wood and Iron, at the most redu
ced prices.
. thankful for past enc,ouragement, the
subscriber solicits a continuance of tiatro
nage,,and invites - his friends to, call at his
Establishment in west Chambershurg
street, a few doors below Thompson 's
.
C. W. HOFFINIAN.
Gettysburg, Feb. 0, 1846.
Winter Stock Selling Offl
Daily Receiving New Spring Gbods
I REAT BARGAINS can now ballad
in WINTER GOODS, including
Silks, Satins, Velvets, awl... Evening Dress
Goods,' at•..:
F. GARDNER'S,
No. 195 Batimore st., 4th house above Light,
as he is determined to sell his remaining
Stock ivithOut regard to cost. '
.
GAPYJNER would also take this
opportunity respectfully to inform his ens
mmers and the public generally that he has
Made arrangements to receive his
azP'zit SJPO O,L),VMV
direct-front the Manufacturers, and will o
-pcii in a- feiv days a magnificent assort-
Inept of
RiCh and splendid Dress SILKS, •
English Spun SILKS, (Spring styles,)
English and French LAWNS,
BERAGES and BAL'LARtNES,
SHAWLS and SCARFS, &c.
together with .the, richest assortment of
I..enrey Gootim ever
.brought to this
market.. These Goods will be received
:- dirnct, anti are imported expreSslr for etz,
":Baltimore and 'Washington city- retail trade.
lie has also malle arrangements to 'receive .'
the Paris Monthly Fashions, and he hopes
:the same liberal encouragement will .be ex
mnded to him That he has heretofore re
. o ,. .!ived.' Due notice will' be given - pf-each
arrival.
• F: GARDNER, 195 Baltimore street.
( Wholesale Rooms up stairs.)
Baltimore, Feb. 0,1846-3 t
t . NOTICE.
Estate_ of James lir Clurg, dec'd.
TE heirs of JAMES M'CLuaci, dec'd,
, are liciaby notified, that by an order
nrihe Orphan's Court, of Adams County,
ift)ii.e'hastrimil deposited by the' subscriber,
A 4n,iransiciajOr said James M'Claig, the
**.#ll ( I .lf one hdndred and seventeen
, ri
dollars,
and f t w F4 e 4 qty-fre,cenis for'did - lse andbene
Ijitl44 Niit t ubjectlo t n'piadi
of
v 4:1144 , •
„," JOHN X 017111:;;
,y• e •
)4100 /1340 1 ,‘ • -• • at
4 :4 4 issilin tonna .
rocut,_ rioTrivikawk P
Arrizt,s.' OF,,FICZ.
•.. •
The south's Literary : presseswar
S a monthly periodieel,devoted to ovary
I department of Literature and the Fine
Arts. It has
. been established more than
11 vc,ars,during which time it has stood at
thee - head ofAmerican periodicals. his pub
lished in the neatest style, and contains a
great variety of intenntin,g and instructive
reading;—differing widely. from a majori
ty of our publications, in the solidity and
utility of its contents.
Novels, Tales, Poems, travels, Esnys,
Critiques, Reviews, tlistoriral and Bio
graphical Sketches, Papers on the , Army.
Navy, General Politics, and other Natio
nal interests elm its pages.
To the South and West it confidently
appeals for support. Whilst it is distinctly
the friend and advocate of the South and
West, it is not sectional, having always
circulated quite widely in the North and
East, and having imparted a higher Nation
al Character to the Periodical Literature of
the United States. Its motto is
"In the Union and for the Union! In
the South •andfor Ilse ,Youth I"
But the South and West should especial
ly cheriSh it as it is the only Literary Jour
nal of long and high standing, within all
their wide borders, and has vindicated and
promoted their rights and interests. Du
ring another year it will seek to extend its
usefulness and fame, and solicits the in
creased patronage of the public.; and also
invokes the aid of its present patrons in ex
tending its circulation.
Its contributors are numerous—embra
cing professional and Amateur Writers of
the first distinction. To the present effi
cient corps, new writers will be added, and
neither trouble nor expense will be spared
to make the work eminently worthy of pa-
tronage.
'The twelfth volume of the Messenger,
number CXXXIV, will commenced on the
Ist of January, 1816. Each unmber con
tiains 6.1 Super Itoyal . Octavo pages. it
makes during .the year a large and elegant
um e. . ' • •
REDUCTION OF POSTAGE.—In order to
reduce the postage as much as possible,
the Messenger will be, published on lighter
paper ; but of the best quality. Sithscri
bers are*invited to send in their orders on
the following liberal terms :
I'. WARREN.
tf
The Messenger for nothing.—WhoevL
er will procure its..4'new subscribers and
send $2O, shall -receive the Messenger gra
tis, or $4 in Money; and in the same pro
portion for a larger number of subscribers.
B. B. - MINOR,
Editor and Proprietor, Richmond, Vu,
Jan all.
ErWe recommend all of our friends visiting
-the city to call at the Pekin Company's store,arid
lay in a supply of their delicious Teas.
The Pekin Tta Company,
No: 30 S. Second rt., between Market & Cimino
.HAVE constantly on hand, and for sale
Wholesale and Retail, a variety of
FBESII
11 V: FBI 3IE AIL
iE is I
.TEAS. • AT LOWER PRICES,
I
according to the quality, than
they cati.be bought, at any other establish
ment-in-the City.
pcit.TEAs exclusively are sold at this
house, and several varieties which cannot
be obtained elsewhere. Any Teas which
do not give entire satisfaction can be re
turned and, eichanged, or the money will
be refunded.
The citizens of Adams county are re
speetfuniuvited to give us a call.
- • G. B. ZIEBER,
_ Agent of th e Pekin Tea Company.
Philabelphia, Oct. 2, 1845. ly
REGISTER'S NOTICE.
IwoTicE is hereby given to all Lep
." atceS and other persdns concerned,
that the ADMINISTRATION AC
' COUNTS of the deceased persons herein
after mentioned will be presented at the Or
phans' Court of Adams county, for confir
mation and alloivance, on Tuesday the 3d
day of 11.1nreli next, viz:
The account of Robt. Smith, Executor
of - the last ivill : and testament of Joseph
Ti. Livingston 'deceased.
The account of Joseph Wible, Executor
of the last will and testament of. Stephen
Wible deceased.
The account of Geo. Spangler, Execu
tor of the last will and testament of Jacob
Spangler deceased.,
The account of William Coulson, Ex
ecutor
,of the last will and testament of Ma
ry Coulson deceased. , •
,•
The account of Henry Harman, Admin
istrator df, the Etate
.of John Harman, de
ceased.
•
The account of David ll'Creark, Admin
istrator of the Estate of John Flohr,dec'd.
The account of. John Eiker, Adminis
trator of of the Estate of Ezra Blythe, de
ceased. •
ROBERT COBEAN, Reg'r.
Jan. 30.
DALMOND T'ONS ' OR
ASITIONABLE Barber and Hair-
Dresser, has removed his "Temple"
to the Diatnond, adjoining the County Buil
dings, ivhere , he, can at all;times be found
prepared to attend to the,calls of the public.
Froth longs experience he fiatteii hiniself
I titallte can go. through' &l i the ramifications
. of the Toilsorieal departments; withanch an
intlt4tte &tree of skill as iv ill- meet the en
llreiatisfaction of all wimo may submit their
chins to,thelseen ordeal of his. r;xor. He
fiopele,theifOre,`that by.attenti • to busi—
ness kid a . desire' to— pkase,(lto will merit
as wcll ti vzeAciy.e. Nliberal shear. pf public
patiotiage. The'steit will be attended to at
their privat c 4iAvellings.7 • ' -1
0et..1.0, - - . - - tf
uirEnixtriin . Yore 1840.
SinOe - copri
Club of Two,
Club of Five,
Club of Ten,
85 per annum .
0, or $1- 50 per copy
2.0, or 4 00 "
35, or 3 50
PHILADELPHIA,
S. R. TIPTON,
Freights from Philadelphia
REG 171.41.31 LXI4E.
TRICE A .WT.V.K ESTWL'EII
Philadelphia and "Fork.
PRE subscriber rune a regular line of
Cars between• Philadelphia and York.
A Train will leave York every, Saturday
and Wednesday afiernoon, and every Tues
day and Friday Evening, A. L. Gerhart &
Co.'s Warehouse, No. 305, Market street,
Philadelphia.
Extra Cars will be started on any other
day in the week, when freight sufficient to
to pay expenses offer.
HENRY KAUFFELT:
York, Nor. 7. tf
TYPE . FOUN DRY
A N D
Printers' liwnishiag Warehouse
THE subscribers have opened a new
Type Foundry in the city of New
York., where they are ready to supply or
ders to any extent, for any kind of Job or
Fancy Type, Ink, Paper, Cases, .Galleys,
Brass Rule, Steel Column Rule, Compo
sing Sticks, Chases, and every, article ne
cessary for a Printing office. &so, second
hand materials.
The Type, which arc cast in new moulds,
from an entirely new set of matrixes, with
deep counters, are thranted to be unsur
passed by any, and Will be sold at prices to
suit the times. All the typeluinished by
us are "hand-cast." The types from any
foundry can be matched at this establish
ment.
Printing presses furnished, and also
Steam Engines of the most approved pat-
C omposition Rollers cast for printers
cocK.Rorr & OVEREND, 63 Ann e t.
Dec.l9.- Cm
SUPERIOR COOK STOVE.
rillaattention of the public is respectfully cal
_lL led to S 13ExTz's FAnmEn's Corm SToyg as
an article superior to any-yet offered to the public
for cooking purposes. It was got up expressly
to answer-the-wants of the Farmer, and - will not
fail 'to please all who may require a good sized
COOK STOVE:. One of the many advantages
possessed by this Stove is, that water, apple-but
ter, clothing. &c, can tie boiled in a large copper
kettle at the same time, whilst cooking is doing
for 20 or thirty persons. It is decidedly superior'
for DiKryu—the heat being completely under the
control of the cook, who can apply it to the bot-'
torn as well as to the. top of the oven, and thus
bake with perfect regularity. It is - unnecessary
to give any further detail of its advantages. Please
refer to the subjoined certificate from W3n. F. Kl-
Hatt. Esq., Patent Agent, of Washington City.—
Many testimonials equally flattering could be fur
nished, but this may suffice. Those who want a
supeliorCook Stove, will do well to try this arti
cle—they are warranted or no sale.
Boonsboro, Md., " lqay 19,1843
WASIIINGTON, May 3, 1543.
To Samuel Bentz, Esq.,
Dear have tried the Cooking Stove
that you sent me. and am well pleased with its
performance. My expectations are more than re
alized. I believe it will perform more cooking
in less time, and with less fuel than any of the va
rious Cooking Stoves that I have tried during 25
years' connection with the Patent Office. Its mer
its need only be more generally known to insure
its fame throughout the country. lam at length
satisfied in the culinary department of my do
mestic establishment—for which I aeknowleged
myself indebted to your genius and enterprise.
I remain very respectfully, yours, &c.,
WM. P. ELLIOTT, Patent Agent.
11:7°I THIS DAY APPOINT J. D. PAXTON
& Co., my AGENTS for the State of Pennsyl
vania, for the sale of Territory and otherwise, of
my Cook Stove.
September 17,1843
FARMERS AND OTHERS -
Are respectfully informed that the underiigned
have now on hand. and are manufacturing the a
bove Stoves, so that they are now prepared to fill
all orders with which they mny be favored, upon
the shortest notice. •
J. D. PAXTON & Co.
Caledonia, Franklin co., Sept. 20, 1845. tf
Protection against Loss by
31E'llEllEit 11E.
gip HE "Cumber/and Valley Mutual Protection
4.1 Company," being incorporated by an act of
the Legislature and fully organised and in opera
tion under the direction of the following board of
Mana , rers, viz: Thomis C. Miller, John MoOre,
David SW. M'Cullough, James Weakly, William
Moore, Samuel Galbraith, Thomas Paxton, AA.
Miller, Philip Spangler, Samuel Woods, Abraham
,Kurtz, George Brindle and Scott Coyle, call the
attention of the inhabitants of. Cumberland and
Adams counties, to the Cheapness of the rates, and
the many advantages which this kind of insurance
has over any other :
Ist. EVery person insured becomes a member
of the company and takes part in the choice of
officers and the direction of its concerns.
2d. For insurance no more is demanded than is
necessary to meet the expenses of the Company
and indemnity against losses which may happen.
3d. The inconvenience
.of frequent, renewals is
avoided by insuring fora term of five yea' s. .
4th. Any—person applying for insurance must
give his premium note for the cheapest class at,
the rate of 5 per centum, which will be $5O on
the $1000;To2, which he will have to pay $2 50
for five years, and $l. 50 for survey and policy,
and no more unless loss be sustained to a greater
amount than the funds on band will cover, and
then no more
,will .be required than a pro rata
share. These sates are much cheaper than those
-of other companies, except such as are incorpora
ted on the same principles.
THOMAS C. MILLER, PuzszDzNT.
A. G. MILLET. &e.g.
, -
LEST OF AGENTS.
The follotVing named gehtlemen have been ap
pointed AGENTS for Adams county ".
Witham W. Paxton. Gen'l Agent, Gettysburg.
James A..Thomp . son,
David Zeigler,
Dr. Wm. R. Stewart,
Henry Myers,
Henry Mayer, Esq.,
Diirnel Comfort,;
• Al?raham Xing. Esq.,
David Illythe;.g t siy,
Witlimn Dlorrf on ;
Thomai T Wiprman,
Dr. D, Mellinger,
Sept :O, 1844.
S. BENTZ
SAMUEL BENTZ
W E, the undersigned, being duly elected AUDITORS to settle and adjust the Public Accounts of the Treasurer and Commis
sioners of said County, and having been sworn or affirmed agreeably to law, REPORT the following 'to be a general state
ment of said Acounts, from the sixth day ofJanuary, A. D. 1845, until the fifth day of January, A. D. 1846—both days inclusive :
John IL Esq. Treasurer, and the Commissioners, In AccoUnt with the County of. Adams.
• DOLLS. CTS.
To cash in hands of Treasurer at last settlement, - 1358 45
Outstanding Tax in hands of Collectors, r - 7438 00
Amount of State and County Tax asssessed for '45, 23015 05
" of Quit Rents for 1845, - - 178 00
Cash received of J. Robinette for Stray sold, - 3 00
46 " of N. Bushey, - 14 00
Cost received from York county, - - - 250 00
... .
WE, the 'undersigned, ArrnToßs of the County of Adams, Pennsylvania, elected and sworn pursuant to law, do REPORT, that
we.met, dtd audit; settle and adjust according to law, the account of the Treasurer and Commissioners of said County, commencing.
on the oth day of January, 1845, and ending on the sth day of January, A.'D., 1840—both days inclusive :—That said account, as,
settled above; and entered on record in Settlement-book, in the Commissioners' Office of Adams county, is correct ;. and that we find;
a balance due to the County of Adams, by Join , / H. M'CLELLAN, Esq.,. Treasurer of said county, in Cash, the sum of Three Thou-.
sand and' Twenty-seven Dollars and 'Seventy-two Cents; and in Outstanding Taxes the sum of Five thousand and .IVingy-tight.
Dollars and Forty-three cents. . . .
In Testimony whereof, we have hereunto set our hands, at the Office of the Commissioners, at Gettysburg, our place. of settling.
Public Accounts, the sth day of January, 1840. .
- J. H. REED,
.
_...... A TTOI2NEY .4IT L.AIV
,
' . . . ' .an FFERS ' his nrofessional services .to
s-
4.
j rof i b ill arlis j r,) 311:111.
l' the people "of Adams County. His
Office is the one On the public square in
IriIatESENTS his respects to his friends Gettysbtll•g, latelp .occupied as a Law-01‘
.11 — and .informs them that he has made 4 by xu Tiff Q
five • . Id. .3.,./...4IEnRY, Esq. ,He has
. arrangements to continue to practize as usual also made arrangements to have the advice
in the Otani!, orAdams 'cnunty; under the and assistance .of his Father, JUDGIE REED,
new regulation of the tithes for ' holding , of Carlisle, in all difficult cases.
them. ' September 20. .
Jan. 30;1848. .. - -
Petersburg.
New Chester.
Abbottstown.
Striban tp.
Ifunterstown.
Millerstown.
Bendersville.
Arendtsvillet
East Berlin.
, .
mlc E
, 4TTORiVfY4T LAIV. c
FnCE in -the Sotrig4ast• Corner of
" the Diamond, between Ai B. Kurtz's.
Hotel and R. W. l lK i Slieiry's Store.
esttyehurg, Dec. - 11, 1845.--tf
I • •
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES OF ADAMS COUNTY' FOR 1845.
•
GREEADLY to an Act of Assembly entitled, ""An Act to raise - County Rates and Levies," requiring, the Commissionors of
IL the respective Counties to publisli a statement of the 'RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES yearly—We, the Commis
sioners of Taxes of said County, do REPORT as follow, viz. --From the sixth day of January, 11. D. 1846, to the fifth day of
/unwary, IL D. 1846-4oth days inclusive
DOLLS. CTS.
To Cash in hands of Treas'r at settlement, Jan, 0, '45, 1358 45
Outstanding County Tax and Quit Rents, at settlem't, 7438 00
Candy Rater and Levies assessed for 1845, to wit:
Borough of Gettysburg, - - $1542 51
Do. Quit Rents, • - - 178 00
Cumberland Township, - - 1551 07
Germany, 44 . • - ' 848 70"
Berwick, 44 . 1401 59
-
Huntington, " - - 1223 43
Latimore, " 810 75
Hamiltonban, " - -- 1052 10
Liberty, 788 41
Hamilfon, 44 - 1300 24
-
Menallen, 44 . . • 1736 42
• Straban, " ' - • 1619 20
Franklin, ~ - - 1074 04
Conowago, " - - 1174 42
Tyrone, 14 . . 4 '. 4 745 05
Motintjoy,_ " - . 1010 42
Mountpleasant, " . - - 1417 25
Reading, lit - - 1369 83
Freedom, " • • 540 63
Union,'" " - - 1142 93
. - 23,793 65
.
Cash received of Jas. Robinette, Esq. for Stray sold, 3 00
41 " of Nicholas Bushey, Esq. " " 14 00
if " from York co. for Costs paid by Adams co. 250 00
fig 46 from Tobias Laughlin, for Costs, 18 00
o ..
ig 44 Additional County Tax for former years, 772
.
Ip"The Outstanding County and State Tax appears to lie in
the hands of the following Collectors, viz.:
COLLECTORS'. TOWNSHIPS. - •
James Major, • . Borough of Gettysburg, 104 65
Win. S. Hamilton, Cumberland, , 94 22
R. Armstroug,t Borough,6sl 20
James Black,. . Cumberland, 488 21
Henry Snyder,t Germany, 257 76
John C. Ellis, Berwick, - • 415 82
Frederick Wolf,t Huntington, 234 41
Jacob P. Lawrew,t Latimore, - 260 _75
James Wilson,t Hamiltonban, 370 28
Joseph Cline, Menallen, • 402 . 47
John F. Felty, Straban, 239 60
Jacob Lady,f . Franklin, 430 91
Jer'iah Aulebaugh,* ConoWago, . . 271 21
Francis Fickes, Tyrone, ' - 251 65
Fred'k Stocklager, _Mountjoy, 86 71
William Stock,t Motintpleasant, - 394 65
George Kershler,t Union, 144 93
YEARS.
1841.
*Since paid in full. tSince paid in part.
'Er. The following Townships paid in full before settlement:
Liberty Township, Reading Township,
Hamilton " Freedom "
IN TESTIMONY that the foregoing Statement of RECEIPTS and EXEPENDITURES, exhibited at the office of the Tres
surer of said County, is a correct and true Copy, as taken from and compared with the Originals remaining in the Books
,1( 9 ,.. ..d‘" of this Office—We have hereunto set our Hands, and affixed the Seal of our said Office, at Gettysburg, the fifth day of
t r
• January, A. D. one thousand eight hundred and forty-six.
ATTEST-J.. AVOIIINDAIIOII, Clerk.
TO, THE HONOR.IIRLE THE JUDGES OF THE COURT OF COMMON P.T,E.dS OF .1.0.1 MS COUNTY.
. .
f f from Tobias Laughlin,
Additional Tax in former years, - -
Feb. 0, 1810.
L.qW NOTICE.
!-=.°v , - • •
CotifiNsioners' Office, Adam)/ Courity, Pennsylvitnia.
John IL 3PClellan, Esq., Treasurer, and Commissioners,
In account with the County of adams, as follows, to wit
31Eg
A,VIDIIMOY2O 2 '
MIBo
_ HAND-BILLS,:' :
Cards, flanks, Notices, and Trinting
of every description, neatly and
Promptly :executed at the
' , Office of the ,.
Otar Oh Republican Banner
' DULLS. CTS.
By Auditing Public Accounts, - - - $2O 00
. Public Printing and Blanks, - - - . 329 1*
Paid Schoca Funds due the following Townships, to wit
vliuntington township, -, - $260 18
Hamiltonban " - - 397 57
' Straban, I/ - - 90 79.
' Borough of Gettysburg, - - 157 44
Cumberland Township, • - 106 13
Liberty ~ 66 - 117 43' -
.
Mountjoy ' ,11 - 50 33
Germany • 41 . . 111 73
Freedom 16 . . . 1
24 81
Union, 66 . e.• . 64 00
1395 41
Wood for Public BUildings, - - - - 157 02'
General Juries and Tip Staves, - . - 763 48
Grand Juries and 114 311 24 _
Repairs done to Public Buildings, - - - 120' 11'
Tax refunded, - .. -.- - - • .11 12
Fox, Wolf, and Wild Cat Scalps, - - - 47' 24'
Counsel to Commissioners, - - 20 00*
Extra service, - .- - 5 00'
Justices and Constables for Vagrants, - - 16 27'
Sheriff's bills for Court Costs, - - - 250 83
t
ISheriff Bream, balance for summoning Jurors, - 34 75'
D. M'Elroy, Court-Crycr's Pay, - - - 4 . 55 50
Treasurer of Poor-house,
.- - - . , 1 , 5100 00
Jailor's Fees for keeping - Trisoners, - . ' 226 70
Books, Stationary and Postage, .; - - '3O 7G
Officers of Spring Election, - - - - - 300 96
Officers of General " . - . - - 394 75
Road, Bridges, and TownshiP -Vie - Ws. and . Daknagei, '.
. 25 86
.
Assessors'" Pay, - - ... ' - 483 25
Repairs of Bridges, - - - - - 76 - 37
James Patterson, Commissioner's Pay, - - 138 00
Peter Diehl, H. 61 - - 142 50
J. Cunningham, ,g • 4,.... • 138 00
Clerk's Pay, 44 . ~ . 174 75
Wood Sawing for Court-house and Comers Office, 2 83
,
Binding Books, - - - - - 1 12
Abatement-allowed Collectors, (5 per cent.) - 342 13
Coroner's Fees, . - - -- - 23 67
Medical attendance on Prisoners, - - ',*, . 6 50 .
F. Bream, Sheriff, for conveying Prisoners E. S: Prison, 77 75
Directors of tho Poor, pay, - '- . - - - 60 00
Indexing Dockets ill Public office, - . - 190 00
Prothonotary-, Recorder, and Clerk of Sessions' Fees, 117 09
Collectors' Fees, - • - - . - - , 845 71
Certificates of Constables' Returns, , - 86 00
Exonerations to Collectors, - - - 329 39
Treasurer's Commission, (for County Funds,) • 200 00
Cash paid State Treasurer as per receipt to Treas'r, 11,577 00
Treasurer's Commission on payment to State, 121 86
Outstanding Tax and Quit Rents, • . - - 5,098 43
Balance in hands of Treasurer, . . 3,027 72
$32,882 82
$5,098 43
By Cash paid State Treasuier as per Receipt, -
" " on Commissioners' Orders, -
Amount of Outstanding Taxeli. and Quit Rents,
Cash paid collectors per Contage, - - -
-
Exonerations to Collectors, - - -
Certificates of Constables'. Returns, - -
Treasurer's Commission on payment to State, -
" 66 on County, - -
Balance in hands of Treasurer; - •
$32,882 82
By Orders paid out as follows, to toil;
PETER DIEHL,
JAS. CUNNINGHAM, Commissioners-.
JOSEPH FINK,
1
WM. R. SADLER,
ADAM J. WALTER, .luditors.
JACOB DELLONE,
E OVA. IA
- C, G. .113.1\CH s
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
MI AS removed . to Waynesboro% but
will practice in the Courts of Adams
county. He will be at the o(lice of Wm t
M'SIIERRy, Esq., opposite the new Luthe
ran Church, during the session of lho
Court,
Gettysburg, Aug. , •
Otri
ALEX: It. STEVENSON',
OFFICE in the Centre Square l Is j c rth
of the Court.:hou§e, ketween
and “Stevensoq's" cOriiitrs.
ATTOBNEr. LAW,
$3,2,882 82
DOLLS. CTS.
11577 00
11596 71
5098 43
845 71
329 39
86 00
121 86
200 00
3027 72
$32,882 82