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DIR GOODS

| ever had. and at such exceedingly low prices
not fail To please any who may favor with call
My Goods were bought principally for the ready money
which found 10 be very welcome customer 10 my
Northern friends and WAS in fac, such an Involvement
as enable me to buy Goods certainly great deal less
than it actually cost 10 manufacture thcm the truth Of
which every body will know by calling and examining
for thensclvcs-and without the aid Of fla terry they
will be convinced of the fact and canno, be
otherwise than well pleased find such desirable Goods
at such low prices.
Tony stock Of FANCY GOODS, | particularly
invite the attention Of the Ladies, being Of such
variety and choapneSs cannot fail 10 please.
My stock consists partly Of the following articles, viz:
Broad Cloths. of every shade quality and price
Cassmeres, splendid assortment, cheaper than ever
offered before,
Casnets. Of every color and quality,
Kentucky Jeans. from Is upwards,
Shawls Flanncs, Pulled Cloths, and Blankets at all
prices,
Bonne,s Hats, and Caps, ofthe fashionable style
Eolieuncs, Grape dc Icons,
Brllantines something entirely new, for Ladies ORES
Fancy Silks, Alpachalus'as, Bombazncs. Mouslin dc
Lame, Mernoes and Circassians Of every de
scriplion. and cheaper than they were offered be
fore,
An excellent assortment of Ribbons and Lsccs, unusual
Domestics and Calcocs from 5 cents to the finest i'm
ported.
Handkercliefs and Gloves,
And almost every article that can be called for,
Together with excellent assortment Of GROt f.
RIES. LEATHER AND SHOES, blue and white
SPUN COTTON; &c &c.
NIB COUNTRY MERCHANTS are particu-
arly invited 10 call and give my stock an examination
before purchasing, as prepared To offer them great
inducements. ID. L. & PETERS.
Oct Is. ,slf
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I'NlbOt's Auction sales.

"III be sold IN font of my Auction Store OF
w "Wednesday, the III inst. the following articles
barrels sweet Wine
do Madeira do,
81 boxes table Salt
. gallons l.. I. Vino
do Madeira do
dcmiiohus
casks Muscat Wine
8 boxes pine apple Cheese
. hhds bro Sugar
Together with sundry other articles
NJ. TALBOT. 'Auct.
jar . IL
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L.SDy' N'UY'ECE.

TnNlE copar,ncrshp between the undersigned has, y
i mutual con scnt been dissolved.
The unfinished business of Judge Sanad in The
Court Of Appeals and csew here left in charge Of Rob
crt e. Sanad and will be attended by him, except in
those III which the parties prefer engage other
counsel Parties intending To engage other counsel will
please 10 communicate with the undersigned Or. {.
Sianald and apprzc him Of their purpose. before the
eo,a nm OF the Court Of Appeas, the 9th VI DC
toblI h ~.
JANES LYONS,
ROBERT T.. SrANARD
Richmond, June 2lst, 1912
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-02

.VOEI(E.
AIR. WILLIAM BAILEY will please take notice
I'VE that. acting Trustee for the infant children
of Carries W McClannahan, will. Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, The I'd, Sd aud 9TH days of Feb
ruary lsl3 at the store house Of Peck s. Ncou at the
Big Lick, in the county of Roanoke, proceed to take the
dep,sion OF Gen Edward Waits and others, to be read
as evidence in a suit depending in the superior
Court of Law and Chancery for the county Of Roanoke,
in which Charles w. Nice lannahan is plaintiff and you
and others are defendants.
JOHN II. RICHARDSON.
THOMAS TOSH.
Big Lick, Cd Jan. Win
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-02

1.-THE SUBSCRIBER takes this method Of informing those
L who may wish To supply themselves with Piano
Fores that the Prices very much reduced. and no"
is the time to supply themselves upon good terms
He has OH hand a fine assortment of the very best quail
y of Instruments, and will sell them subject to be re-
turned if not good. T.. p. NASH. Petersburg, Va
Oct. II Is II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-02

\ AslNG resigned my seat IN the Senate. my at
4 u ion1lon will be hcncclorwnrd devoted To my pro
lesslon aud IN addition 10 the Court Of Appeals and 9TH
or Courts IN which | now practise propose hereafter 10
attend the Court Of Appeals at Iewlsburg, If in any
ease my services shall be desired there.
JAMES LYONS
Richmond, Dec 22 itir
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SN.FaEY'1gE.V'G .v'EVy:

ma ID TIMES o TUyIT TED.
SEEING, in the early part Of Spring, that Gods
- must greatly decline. TO be in accordance with the
hard times sold hegtacr portion OF my od and dea'
bought stock of Goods cost. order that might be
The better prepared, by this Fall buy entire stock OF
NEW GOODS; and now have the pleasure long
wished to have. of Offering To my friends and customers
the largest and certainly the best selected stock Of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-02

T. Court holden for the county Of Patrick the Court
"A house thereof, tie 18th day Of December, 1912
John ID. Cheatham Plaintiff,
against
William NJ. IIarriss and Norbourn M Taliafeno,
Defendants.
IN CH,HcHhY.
II lcfen liant, William arss, not having entered his
appearance and given according to the OF Assem-
b and the Rules of this Court and app earl Y by satii
atoy evidence that nabitant vi u is Common
wealth. lou Of the plaintiff by COUNSEL II is ordered tn
the said appear here the first dayo February
Court next and the plaintiffs bill, and that Co.
this order be published in the Lynchbur ,rginan
for two months, and pcd the front dor Of this Court
h.usc oil this county, court day.
l. A Copy-yese,
J. N, zENTAIEyER, y. C.
Jan. WIN
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VALUAni.E ALAVEA AT AUCTION
- S -

WILL be sold, on Monday, 2nd January. lsi3. in
w front OF the Marke, House, in the Town Of
lynchburg. 6 J.fL U.lBL FOU.NG NE.
q O W ~, belonging to the estate Of Mrs. Ann
o. Cobbs deed. Terms IL months credit. the purcha-
ser giving bond with approved security The sale will
be conducted by Messrs Payae Turner. Auciionoers
WM. COBBS, Administrator
Dec. 10 t2.)ny
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VOL. xXE.-.vi0. II.
The resolution was adopted.
GOVERN ME,NT STOCK,

Mr., COOPER VI Penn presented re.i:iSH tsra
citizen, OF Adams Comfy; in that State praying Co.'S
grcss to sdopt measure by which stuck may W IL
sued by the 0erefa Government, and distributed smsnv
the several States aud fefdloes lie said that he VIZ
IN favor of the measure proposed. because 1t would
ove the States from The Embarrassment imposed upun
'hon by the mail administration Of the Government
Mr.. JOHNSON Of Mary land, 10 time, moved
that this pesn well as from Mary land In hN
possession. be referred select Committee, consist
VI nine members. And the motion was NO reed u.
MIR. PlCkENS prasenied tho reson,i,n Of the L.
yislaurc OF South trfona nstructng the Senators au&
requesting the representatives Of that Sn,e vote for
hui To refund tie line imposed Dr. Copper. in $500.
for libel The then President Of the United States
Also to refund ,e fine imposed Gcuesl jackson III
1919. Which were referred to the Committee on the
Judiciary.
Mr.. EVERETT rrcse,,od reririon from vrs,sosi, !.
asking for repeal The Bankrupt law; also tt itt-
luton Of The Legislature Of that State 10 vor Of cun
uinc the five years pensions widows Of oicers and
soldiers Of the Revolutionary Army and the petitions sf
fifty seven menbersof the Legislature ~ New Hamp
shire, praying Congress 10 elside that STATE INFO Gun
grcs-iona dsriesihc Legislature having neg tced 1.
do This last petition referred 10 tho COMMITTEES
ON Elections.
Mr., KENNEDY of Maryland presented memorial
from INSURANCE. Companies Of Baltimore, asking for
the improvement If the Mississippi and Missouri rivers;
which was rel,tfed 10 the Committee on Roads aud
Canals
Mr.. FERRIS from the Committee of Commerce,
reported bill 10 iesls the prac,cabIl,y Of establishing
system Of electromagnetic t.egrapls 'hroughvu. The
United States which was read twice referred ~ ths
Committee Of the While.
On motion ot Mr.. KENNEDY, 5000 extra copies Of
the report of The Committee the subject ordered
10 b. printed.
A resolution was adopted calling upon the President
al the Cnod STATES 10 communicate to the luusa. not
incompatible with tho public nieress, copies Of the tst
rcspondcneo between thu CONSUL General " the Unitod
States Al 1annler anf the Emperor Of Nofutto.
Mr.. CROSS inifodnodda bill to repeal 50 much 6fths
act of the I'D Of August 1872 AS requires tho sdcoud
regiment Of dragons be CONNECTED with rcgttntht VI
rfmrn infer ihp ih al Mach iSA2. Lsstsss.,s
A. II ismp deierm,naton IL sell Cnods At agd,rsi
advance on he sos feel confdcn, liza, viii begfeai
ly To thu interest Of purchaser. to call and exsmn. !,
fore purchasing. n. IlAHr.
oct. 3 visit
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-02
IN The UNITED STATES COURT,

IN THE UNITED STATES COURT,
For the Eastern District Of Virginia
J,NrAnY ., 1913:
FORGE W MATHEWS Of the county Of Camp.
~ bell, having flied a petition praying that he may
be declared b,ukrupt: II is ordered that all persons
claiming to be creditors ol the said George W. Mathews
show cause 10 the court the Oh day of January
why the said George w. Mathews be not declared a
bankrupt. pursuant To the act Of Congress in that be-
half and that copy of this order be published in thu
newspapers according the 22d and 2ith rules ocour
A,opy-Tese.
HENRY Glib son, CIR
Jan. 2 WV
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BALTIMORE MARKET. Dec. a.

Sterllng bills 5ia6 prem. At auction s5ob,es ri,
Coffee brought las. cts and lac bags ST. Domingo al
cts sales ofblh stopped, Of the former 1914 bags of
ered OF the latter ;b52.
Fow.-lloward ST. duh at 81 l2l, recep, price ST
City Mills Si.l cash to lSs full
Whcdt-Ald. and Va reds Sja.W cts corn 4Oad2 cts
1obncco-Du and in decline ON these
Observation-Disclosures and common Maryland s. &c
as 30 mldeng TO good ia6 good ST 5oas and fine s.
al2 The demand for Ground Leaf has fallen of great
ly. The good qualities only arc wanted. We quote
common Ground Leaf So 50a4 50; Middng 81 5Oa5
and good S6a7. Ohio Tobacco is very dull We quote
nominally as follows: Common to middng So 5Oai 50;
good S5a6; fine red and wrappcry 81 0ao fine yellow
5oalo; and extra wrappery 81 al3. The inspections
comprise $50 hhds Md; 80 hhds. Ohio 30 hhds, Ken
lucky; hhds. Missouri; AM hhds Virginia 67
hhds.
Thiskey.-2A 25 cts bbls. and hhds
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS. Dec. "a
Fiow-Most holders asked 81 % but 81 Is.
would have been generally accepted.
Gmin-Nery lule doing in whcai--fair te good
Pcnna reds sSa99 ren.s anoat; Southern 70 10 IS io
inferior and pod TAR.
Corn-i0 10 As cents. according 10 quality.
Porh-killed Sad -, per 100 lbs.
Erchangc-On England 5ia6. prem. On Boston
at sight, par . dis New York par dis; Baltimore
IA dis Charleston a dis; Richmond II a ! , dis
New Orleans a2 prem.
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E0R RENT.

MIR. S.H DAVIS, Jr. having decliund a continual
yA ton Of the Forwardn. and Commission business,
the Warehouse thu Canal. occupied BY ha. aud for
merry owned by F)ol'n. kinne CO., will he torrent.
IT. DOTD.
Nc ~ CHI
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l. a w N Otfc

l. w N q q
SAMuEL & WILLIAM d. BRANCH have
- Gated IN lynchburg. aud united in the practice
Law. Samuel Branch will constantly attend Gas he
tolore) the Courts Of Buckingham aud Prince Ed~ a
and will Observation-Disclosures the Co4ss held IN i.ynchb,
and The Superior Courts OF Camp5ei, Az Bedford. w
liam d. Branch viii attend the Superior aud Infer
Courts OF Campbell. Bedford aud Amherst. When .
absent on professional business they may alw9ysbe fon
at their office (upsars) in the house next fellow the
flee Of lloeombc \ Otcy, on main street.
Jan. , 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-02
For Musical Institutions.

Tor WU>iCNI JnsfItWttOWS.
INllE subscriber begs leave TO inform the Musical
Il world that his assortment OF Music Is now
nonly large and Notwithstanding Instruction Books
for the Piano Forte. Guitar Flute, Violin &c.--as well
great variety of Sacred Music and Note Books for
singing all Of which will be sold low, by
f.. z. NASH,
Book and Piano Forte Seller Petersburg, Va
fne assortment, Of Piano Fores ON hand a, reduced
prices. +. p N.
Oct. II 10 If
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" r. wish 10 purchase five hundred barrels Of corn
w for which We will pay the highest market price
u. L. TlNSI.EN * co
I,n IA
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A0le Of SHARES.


PURSUANT 10 IA Decree Of the County Court of
4 Amherst pronounced Al the Deccmbsr tcrm 1912
IN suit IN Chanrery between Lucy Staples aud others
against VIM. Kent, Administrator of Sarah Turner
deed aud others, the undersigned u commissioner APP
poiniedby said decree, will on Tuesday the 10Th day
Of January next al Slapes's Mills in the county III Am
hesi, proceed 10 sell To The highest bidder credit Of
six months the Negroes III said decree mentioned con
ssilng of n man. two women. aud girl
Bonds with undoubied security, viii be required of
the purchaser. NM KENT ,Cumn.'r
Jan tIuJ
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Mr.. william ii. Harvey,

NIT. WlTIl0IM H. 1KurVCy1
ENAKE notice that shall on Saturday, the fth day Of
L February next at the office of Chiswell nahney
in the Of Lynchburg take the depostions OF James
E. Horner and others to be read evidence on the r
al Of the suit depending in the Hastings Court for the
Corporation of Lynchburg wherein am Plaintiff. aud
YOU and tho said JAMES L. fforner are defendants.
Eo3ENT II. COLEMAN.
I'm . wtw
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E'OK FpG y.

VIA -
\ ND immediate p',sess'nn gwen, The Brick House
aud Lots door or two above Planters Warehouse
on Nun Street, lately occupied by Col. Edward A.
Cabell. JOHN EARLY.
Dec. % 2,if
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70 ~ L. II & l. y III r. MS
WILL be rented Tor the present year, u shop. tools
w and striker, with good of custom in u
wealthy ncehbrd,od, within few miles oil ynchbu,s
Enquire at the office oi the Nlrginan
Jan = u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-02

fI'llE SUBSCRIBER is now receiving his vic
i supply OF
DRUGS, MEDICBNEs,0I ss, PAINTS, fTSei.
CAL. hNsIRa MGNYr, EHE.s,p ~ Fa. ksh :
MsCAEs, BRUSHES. PEHFuMEnY, AAS& !
AuT1CLEs, 40, Ae,
which renders his stock large and complete.
lie invites the attention Of Families Physcians aaf-
chants and others. wishing ARTICLES in his line assui e
them he will endeavor to give satisfaction lo;h IL ps
and quality
lie returns his thanks for the liberal encouraeemen
has received. aud hopes by strict attention
continuation Of public patronage
JOHN ii. SEAE
OPPOSITE THE OLD POST oFtfcn
Dec. 26 win II
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SEEDS.

SEEDS.
rLOEER, Timothy aud Herds Grass Seed, iii lots
~ TO suit purchasers. for sale BY
GEORGE DAGBY s Co.
( Dec. s CT If
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IA MES LYONS,


Richmond, June 2lsi, 1912.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-02-22
1862 2Ih
y cash paid to d Eek, redemption money. Sc 6.
NOTICE.

A Petition for Discharge and Certificate un-
der The Bankrupt Law, has been filed by
David r. Burley, late Merchant, Pike coun-
~.
And Friday the 3lst day OF March next, a, /
o'clock, A. N. is appointed for the hearing there
OF, before The said Couri, sitting in Bankrupt
cy, al The District Court Room in the City of
Philadelphia when and where the Creditors Of
The said Petitioners. who have proved theil
Debts. and all other persons in interest, may
appear aud show cause If any they have, why
such Discharge and Certificate should not be
granted. FRAS. HOPKlNSON,
Clerk Of ihe District Court.
Philadelphia. Dec. %, ls42.-l0.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-02-22
NOTICE.

A Petition for the Benefit Of The Bankrup
Law, has been filed the Goth January, lS43, b
Charles Draher, Cooper. Monroe co.
Which Petition will be heard before ths Hf
lric, Court Of the United States for The Easter
District OF Pennsylvania, sitting in. Bankruptcy
a, the District Cour, room ip The City Of Phi.
adelphia. on Friday lAe Sd day Of March ne
a, / / o'clock. A. u. when and where all PersO
interested may appear and show cause, if a
they have, why the prayer Of the said Pelllb
should no. be granted, and the said Peltlols'
declared Bankrupt. FRAS. HOPKlNSOa
Clerk Of s4s District Court
Philadelphia, Jan. %, ls43.--3t'
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-02-22
IDMINIsTRATORs NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
All pesoas having.unseued demands agans,
the estate Of IIren Ross. will present The same
for settlement. aud all persons indebted to said
estate, are requested To call and settle the same
al their earliest convenience
JOHN H. BRODHEAD,
administrator
Milford. Dec. %, 1912.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-02-22
NOTICE.

All persons having demands against the Es-
tate of Daniel E. Labar, will present the same
duly authenticated for settlement, and all per-
sons indebted 10 said Estate are requested TO
call and settle the same previous TO the first OF
April next.
S. J. HOLLINSHEAD,
administrator.
Slroudsburg. jan Is, lS43.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-02-22
CIR.


Commissioners Couasel-Andrew H Reeder, 40 o.
COMMISSIONERS CLERK.
James II Walton, for services rem
de,ed nd m lSf' l. j. 1910 ssd sn ~ ~ 90, A.
COMPENSATION TO COMMISSIONERS
John c Bush STA 54
John Smith, so 90
COMPENSATION TO AUDITORS.
Jeremy Mackey for auditing accounts
in iSiS, last settlement SIC SO
r S Staples do do Is 80
John Mcrwine, do DO 0o---42 OO
Cash pad 10 Supervisors on account of Road Tares
collected on Unseated Lands in 1883 &. g, pis:
PGreenameyer Supvr TObyhanna tsp. $50 90
Frederick Knecht do do 30 90
Conrad Dotter do do 100 90
Greenameycr do do $50 oo-3s9 90
Deputy attorney Generals Fees.
John Morris, SIS SO
Cash paid 10 Jacob Bush, late treasurer,
appeared by the Auditors Report
in January, 1912, 206 81
Cash paid him for money which depre-
ciated in value in his hands, 00-2I5 81
Monies refunded to Tao Collectors.
Felix Weiss, overpaid on duplicate 81
ROAD DANCES.
John Urkei for road running through
Penn Fo.resttownship, 265 90
Joseph AltenIose, do 35 90 $500 GO
suppou Of Convicts in Eastern Penentiary, % Os
Expenses Of running line betoeen Luzsrne, Wayne
and .Menroe counties.
Moses " Coolbaugh, 921 50
William Rees, marking line on Map So Se2s 0o
PREMIUMS.
On Wolves, John Strunk 95 90
Fo1es-to sundry persons, l06 l2h
Wild cats DO 90
Cow heads. do s5- 1873 9th
Road Fiecs--Amount paid to Viewers, los IL
Bridge V,ecs-Amounl paid to Viewers, "a 90
Road and Bridge Vieps, sacluded m same Checks,
Amount paid 10 sundry persons 70 10
Road and bridge Views and Wood, included IN
same checks 5 80
Support of ConDicis and Prisoners County jail.
Anrcani paid to Edward Scoti, Jailor, oa
suildry orders, 62 "a
Bridge Complexion and Repairs.
S J. Honshead, in part for Bridge
over Pocono creek, S225 90
Amount paid to sundry persons for
mater als and labor at Ransbury's
bridge. 3o7 81
James Henry. for bnildBg Bridge
West Branch, 294 90
Amount paid to sundry persons for
material and labor al Bells bridge. 40 81
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-02-22
Receipts s. Expenditures.

Frederick Kiser, Treasurer, in account wftn
the County of Monroe, from the E1rsi Oh
Jan'y, 1s42, TO the S1st December, Ie4x.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-02-22

Balance due 10 Frederick Kiser. Treasur
count of receipts and expenditures for
ty of Monroe, from Jan. lst to Dec )
Balance due by Frederick Kiser, to the
county Of Monroe, for and on account
of monies collected on Redemption of
unseated lands, and paid out to the
persons who purchased at Treasu-
rer's sales,
Balance due by Frederick Kiser, Treas
urer, to the county of Monroe, fo- and
on account of Road Taxes collected
on unseated lands, and paid out to the
Supervisors ofthe different townships,
from the lst January to the 3lst De-
cember, 1912,
Balance due by Frederick Kser, Treas
urer, to the county Of Monroe, for and
on account of School Taxes collected
on unseated lands, and paid out to the
different townships, from the lst jan
uary TO the 3ist December, 1912,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-02-22

Do do Smithhed bridge. 367 81
DO do do ~ so
Sundry work, materials and repairs
different bridges. 14463
Eleazer Price, for building Stony
Greek bridge, 121 o0- S2257 So
COUNTY PRINTING.
James Rafferty,, S25 25
Theodore Schoch, 80 l2h- Ga 37h
Amount paid for wood for court house and jail 81 80
Court Crser.-Wm Haliock, attending court
and waiting upon Auditors, 80 n
.4mo,nt paid for Iares refunded on seated Tracts
OF Land.
To J tIollinshead for Emanuel Joseph
son. in Price tsp. Sii IL
Do for lohn Still, Price tsp. II 76
John Diber, for Mary Ruslon Middle
Smith6eld, IL so
II d Maxwell, 3 tracts NJ. Smithheld. IL 04 =.
Do for Isaac Bixton, Toby'a 8 IA
r Staples, for Adrien Alten, Pocono, sc
David Beecher,. Levi Huff Price, l3
Hiram Yard, Elizabeth Reese Pocono, 3 33
John Turbe, Philip Mann, Price. % 81
FL Stroud, Edward Durham Smithfeld 10 63h
John Brown, Theo. Shannon, Price, 2z 2o-ia5 2lh
ELECTION EXPENSES.
Amount paid for holding township and general
elections, 2I7 19h
ASSESSMENTS
Amount of monies paid 20 tile Assessors Of the
different Townships, for making assessments,
&cJ&c 326 II
Coastabies-Amount paid to Cons:a6les for ma
king Returns, and attending Court, 70 0Sb
Hitnesses' Fees in the. follozving Cases:
John Keller costs in of Commonwealth
VS. Kntner, Hall and Daley. 20
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ss,; :, salo county S66l %
Ammo Domini, lS43.
ABRM. LEVERING,l
JNO. MERWINE, 4yd,
JEREMY MAcKEY,
ADAM OvERFIELD,l
ELIHU PosTENs, } Commissioners.
JoHN SMITH,
Attest, JAMES II. WALTON.
Andrew Storm, late one Of the TreaN
rers Of the county of Monroe, in ac.
count with said county.
DIR.
To Redemption monies unseated lands not
counted for in the settlement Of 1910 and l84l SsOl "a
To an amount of Tax and cost on Chr. Hecken-
welder, enormously sold in i840 to county
having been paid tefore sale, 4G,
The Whig standard., 1843-12-19
WASHINGTON, D, G. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10. 1913

y
THE undersigned respectfully inform merchants
u and the citizens of the District generally that
they have established an office in Washington city
for the receiving and forwarding East West, and
South Of valuable Packages, Parcels, Samples, Bundles
&c., which they are fully prepared to transport by
mail speed. I.
AS they are the only persons who have contract
with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company for
that purpose they enabled to receive and forward
goods, &c. in advance of any other line.
Merchants and others who wish to avail them
selves OF our line, and who order goods &C. from
Boston, New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, will
lind it to their advantage to direct in care of the fol-
lowing:
Per Adams s. Cos Express from Boston and New
York.
Per Shoemaker s. Sanford's Express from Phila-
delphia.
Per Rogers s Cos Express from Baltimore
We receive Packages Parcels, &C., for the East,
West, and South at all hours during the day. and dc.
liver them to the consgnee soon as received. Wo
will also receive and forward from Baltimore and
Washington goods and articles Of every description,
by the first regular trains.
ROGERS s. Co. i
Office at Brooke's Periodical Depot adjoining Beers
Temperance Hotel, Penn av., Washington city, Il.
Office adjoining Baltimore and Ohio Railroad De-
pot, Pratt street, Baltimore. e
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