Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-10-02
shcrifs's Proclamation.

udSeS ol lhe supreme Coort ol FehhSyi-
= vania,
one Person,
resident Judge Of the Judicial District
imposed Of The counties of Monroe,
Pike, Wayne and Carbon.
Iiro Persons,
Associate Judges of the several Courts Of
~ Monroe County.
One Person,
,prescnt The counties Of Wayne, Pike,
pnroe and Carbon, in the Senate of the
Stale Of Pennsylvania.
One Person,
represent the counties Of Monroe and Pike
The House OF Representatives of Penn
sylvania.
One Person.
Fer Sheriff Of Monroe County.
One Person,
frothonotlry, and Clerk Of the Courts Of
Monroe County.
one Person,
Register OF Wills and Recorder Of Deeds
Of Monroe County.
Gnc Person,
County Treasurer of Monroe County.
One Person,
III the office OF County Commissioner OF
the county of Monroe.
Oyo Doreo,,
fll the Office Of County Auditor Of the
county OF Monroe.
4 One Person,
For Coroner or lhe County OF Monroe.
Ihe lreemen Of the township Of CHESTNUT.
are to bold their election al tie house ol
h Storm, Ia said township.
fooLBArGH-at Ike house Of John Vliet, :, in
/ Atownship.
ANILroN-ai The house ofJoscPh Keller,
8aid township.
MIDDLE SMITHFIELD at the house Of
fries Wagner in said township.
loCoNo-at The house now IN the occupan.
Eof Manasseh Miller, in said township.
kARADIsE-at The house now in the occu>
Icy of James kintz.
k.oLK-at the house now in the occupancy
k5eorge Esch.
s'RICE-at the house of John S. Price, in
township.
soss-at the house Of Joseph Hawk. in said
Enship.
sMrTurIELD-at the house Of ]. Depue
par, in said township.
j;TRouD at the Court House in the bo-
Oh Of Stroudsburg.
the house Of Washing
Winters, late Joseph Fritz, in said towns
>.
JACKSON at the house Of John Osterhoudt,
said township.
Notice is Hereby Given,
.'Thatevery person, excepting Justices ofthe
ace, who shall hold an office or appoint.
nj Of profit or trust under the United States
OF This state or any city or corporated dis
It, whether a commissioned officer or other
se, Subordinate officer, or agent, who is
shall be employed under the legislative, ex.
1iive or judiciary department Of this Stale, or
. United States, or Of any city or nf any
sorporated district, and also, that every men,
or Congress, and Of the state legislature
ofihe select or common council Of any
y, or commissioner Of any incorporated dis.
ct is by law incapable OF holding or exer-
ing al the same time, the cfiee or appoint,
INT Of fudge, inspector, or clerk Of any elec-
n ofthis commonwealth, and that no inspec-
;, Judge, or olher officer ofsuch election shall
eligible 10 be then voted for.
And the said act Of assembly, entitled Gan
relating TO elections ofthis commonwealth
ssed July Cd 1889, further provides as fol.
SIS, 10 wit:
''That the Inspectors and Judges shall meet
the respective places appointed for holding
, election in The district to which they re-
9ciively belong, before nine o'clock in the
,rning Of the second Tuesday Of October,
each OF said inspectors shall appoint one
.rk, who shall be qualified voter ol such
irict.
ain case the person who Shall have receiv.
the second highest number OF votes for in
ector, shall moi attend on the day OF any
ction, then the person who shall have re,
we'd the second highest number Of votes for
1ge al The next preceding election shall act
inspector in his place. And in case the
erson who shall have received the highest
umber Of votes for Inspector shall not at.
nd, the person elected Judge shall appoint
a Inspector in his place; and in case the
srson elected as judge shall not attend, the
spector who received the highest number
votes shall appoint judge 10 his place;
I'd If any vacancy shall continue 10 the
bard for the space Of one hour after the