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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1840-04-18
Notice 90 EsOaarlaaEa.

Notice 10 ssOaeERsaR.
TFNHE Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
h will pay the following freight for transporting
Coal from Honesdae te Rondout on their canal
the ensuing season, viz
Running Company's boats with an
agreement to purchase and paying
SO each trip on said boat and
making not less than Is trips with
said boat during the season. 81 40 per ton.
Running Company's boats with an
agreement to purchase and paying
$40, each trip Oh said boat and ma
king trip in ten days or less, 81 40 do.
Running Company's boats with
agreement to purchase and paying
$40 each trip on said boat, and ma
king trip in Ii days, 81 35 do
Running Company's boats with an
agreement to purchase and paying
$l0each trip on said boat, and over
II days making trip, s. so do.
individuals running their own boats in the coal
business will be paid the same freight as company
boats.
| Application for boats can be made to the Collec
tors and Superintendents on the line of canal
r. F, LORD, Engineer.
Office of Del & Hud. Ca. Co.
March 10th 1910
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1840-04-18

cts. Cts
not to exceed ST. so fo1 any dis
tance,) 2
Ship Timber, 3I-2i
Maple, Cherry, White wood, and all
timber not enumerated (but not
to exceed 80 for any distance,) 2
TIMBER IN SAETS.
per 100 c. feet per mile
.Hemlock,
Pine, 3I-2
Ship Timber,
iAll timber not enumerated,
BOARDS, PLANK OR sCANTLING IN
BOATS.
per 1000 #. board measure, per mile.
Pine, plain maple, and bass wood
/ fer for first 25 miles. (hence II
1 cent per mile, but not to exceed
| s for any distance) 1874 4
l lHemlock for first % miles (thence
l cent per mile, but not to ex-
/ ceed Is cents for any distance) ga
HCherry and white wood but not to
/ exceed 81 IS for any distance, 3 4
ICurled and specked maple, but not
i to exceed So for any distance. pig 4
|. Ash, oak, and all timbernot enumer-
Il ated, for first 25 miles, thence
H 1-2 cent per mile, but not to ex
\ ceed 81 25 for any distance, 2
IIBoARDs, PLANK OR sCANTLING RATS.
H per 1000 it. b. m. per mile.
| Pine, plain Maple and Bass wood 21-2 4
Il IHemlock, 8
Oak, ash, and all not enumerated, 4 4
II sHINGLE IN BOATS.
/ per 1000 per mile
lPine, for the first 25 miles, (the ce
Il mills per mile for remaining
4 distance. Clio SIT
Il lHemlock for first 25 miles (thence
I mills per mile for remaining
4 distance, 5-10I o-l'
/ sHINGLE IN RATS.
PER 1000 per mile.
IPine or Hemlock, 6-10Io-l'
Il WOOD IN BOATS.
Il per cord per mile.
NCOrd wood, from one to ten miles,
Il (and for every additional mile
cent per cord. but not to exceed
so cents per cord for any distance
on the canal.
IlArticles not enumerated going from
tide water per ton,
IArticles going towards tide water,
lPleasure boats on the capacity OF
the boat, 4
MILEAGE on BOATS, LADEN OR EMPTY
per mile on the boat.
HGoing towards tide water,
looming from tide water,
n on the capacity of the Boat, no add
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1840-04-18

ANoBLE REPLY.-Among the ma
ny evidences of popular feeling, in
relation to Gen. Harrison, we observe
the presentation Of the splendid living
American Eagle, which was captured
on the battle ground Of Fort Meigs,
and carried by a delegation at the
mammoth Columbus Convention.
The reply Of the old hero was ex-
tremely happy, and referring to the
captive bird, he remarked, that @ il
ever the time shall arrive, when the
benefits of government established by
common efforts and common sacrifl-
ces, shall be attainable to all, without
regard to political opinions, The Eaglt
shall be released"
And shall not that "happy time
soon arrive?- 1T shall-the people
have SO wilIed it, and before the yeal
has expired, the noble bird viii be re,
leased from It's bondage, and the cit
teens of our republic relieved from
their present serVility.-Log Cabin
The Wings have had a tremend
80 ,,,1,1+,,,c. "a FFuo,+o,, NJ
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1840-04-18

An INCIDENT WORTHY OF RECORD.
A few days since, In a town IN Hi
nois, a number of citizens of both po-
litical parties assembled to hear a dis
cussion of political subjects Among
those present was an old man whose
head was white with the SHOWS of
seventy winters. He walked with a
long staff, and his hearing failed him
He was placed on the speakers stand.
Here he sat patiently hearing the diff
ferent speakers. At length, a young
lawyer came on the stand and shortly
commenced most violent TRADE of
personal abuse of General Harrison.
The old man sat patiently listening to
all until the speaker pronounced Har-
rison a c01UGrd. The utterance of
that word appeared Ike magic on the
old man. His eyes dimmed with age,
flashed with renovated fire +; seizing
his stick, and springing to his feet
with all the buoyance Of the age ot
twenty, ho seized the speaker by the
collar. and in clear, shrill voice tha'
thrilled through the crowd, exclaimed
you're lar. ] (said the old man
served under Harrison, and you shal
not tell that lie on my old commando
to my face" The effect may be i'm
agined, but not described The whot
crowd Of both parties, became so in
dignant at the speaker, that he had t
be smuggled away to protect his pei
son.-.St Loa5s Republican.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1840-04-18

Job Work of all kinds neatly exc
cuted at the office of the Jefferso
nian Republican"
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-04-03

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tes 9edbroen fSnneu unb befonbers segen cine Natps
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-05

lhy- Mr. WILLIAMS, the English Ocust, may be con
suited at rented house usual which IN 1887 he call
ed Providence House No. as Broadway OF
II and 8 until May 1871 where all post paid letters vii
be without expense One OF the
tie ats who been restored to sight by Mr. Williams
dies his arrvaln New York may he seen almost every
also restoredD though his wholly from
birth with thick white covering eye perfectly
clear and the other nearly and he begins learn his
letters. ...... .
part Of the above let, possession may be had
immediately the whole of the second aud third floors the
first of May next Thy application to Mr. Williams, the first
floor any day except Sunday, from II to O'clock
fe29 2mdSltw+ ..t.f.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-05

ms maIket 70 very quiet baltimore and Philadelphia have
been somewhat active in exporting Europe but the remain
der are In the same state as New York.
There have been operations ia -four out West for this
ket at four five end half dollars barrel delivered here
immediately This is probably expe citation OF demand for
Europe is thought that large orders will arrive by the many
packets due and that advance will be caused by them
This and may be- But the present of eishts,
which range hh six shnss little be done
As the dozen packets due viii probably arrive nearly the
same time freghs will undoubtedly be affected Should they
recede to four shngs shall not be surprised large
ments take place If not English account they will be
American.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-05
The Opera.

DEAN BrNNErr;-Can you inform me whether
Mis-: Shrref and Mr.. Wilson to sing at the Park
soon' " so, whether they intend bringing out Nor
maj Also, whether Mr.. Seguin is engaged There
90 the above, which IL in the Affirmative, will be all
they desire Il in the negative I am authorised Tin
the name Of the Aforesaid ladics) to appoint you a
committee OF six, (you more than equal to that
20 investigate the thereof and if not satsfac-
tory to bestow Mr.. Simpson some of your saluta-
nv advice that shall have the effect Of bringing about
this all desired event. CEcELIA.
AsswER.-Shall be attended to.-BENsurr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-05

From this they adjourned to the supper ronm, e.
the cellar where the devil made his appearance in
his actual character horns tail and all, as seen In
the cut above He gave, in fine style, that exqui-
site national elody of the internal regions, "King
Death was rare old fellow" The man dressed as
waterman with his badge, sitting beside the devil,
is his most intimate friend, Bob Black, who had
thrown off the dress of bull dog, worn by him in
the early part of the evening. His jolly red nose,
of course, is burlesque, but the feeling manner in
which he gave
"oh don't mingle
With that brandy! with that brandy"
convinced all that he was serious on this SUBJECT
Immediately opposite to him seen Mordecai' the
old clothes man, in earnest conversation win Coi'
Stone as hog On either side ofthese two are seen
Col. Warrior Webb, as chvalrous huntsman in the
act of horsewhipping Duff Green, who, dressed as
clown. is running off with the spoils of the party.
General Moonshine in a b-igader generals uniform
of the revolutionary war; and cooked hat and feath
err is looking on with astonishment, at this display
of yalor on the part of his chivalrous friend. A
celebrated leader of fashion sits at the head of the
table on the left, asking the devil for drink of
champagne The two Misses O'Dogherty sit
either side of him. versatile and changeable poll
tician, well known in New York, appears Hare-
quin; his known attachment to wine and women,
was well carried out this occasion The two
leading characters in the foreground, the Dustman
and the Nun, well known in the city; and when
readers have exhausted their curiosity in guess
ing, shall satisfy them by gung the clue their
names.
Such, then, were few, avery few of the principal
scenes and actors in this grand bal costume, which
was SO many months in preparations. 1t was gene
rally supposed that the devil would be the principal
character present, and take the shine off the rest,
but he distanced by half a dozen of the ladies
alone. OF course there were many other ceebra-
ted characters there; but those who think them
selves lighted must hand in their characters before
the close of the week. when we shall repubsh the
whole with additions.
The party were dispersed only by the sun, when
they broke up and went home, sober, some not,
singing,
In alittle log house in ole Wurginny,
Who ding John, de who John,
Sum niggas lib dat cum from Guinny,
Who ding John, de who john
La Mary-oh. oh! oh.
Mary on de Highlands.
Rhando, Mary rhando.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-05

CHATHAM Tur ArRE-Brian Borhoinc will be re
vved this evening for the benefit of Mr.. Stevens,
whose effective representation Of the Irish monarch
gave additional interest 20 the piece when IL was last
brought out at this establishment. Mr.. j. II. Scott
plays O'Donahue and the drama in other respects is
also we'll cast. In addition to the foregoing will be
presented the ntcrudc ofthe Highland Widow, with
other entertainments.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-05

PHILADELPHIA, March T. 1910. -
The devil is to pay among the banks and their de-
postors today, nearly every bank in the city has
followed the course Of the United States Bank and
refuse to pay checks drawn upon them, but mar
them 50 good"
The following are the sales of stocks:-200 shares
U. ;. Bank, 30 days fiat, "a; 20 do, cash, "a ID;
20 do, IS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-05

BROADWAY CIRcus.-A full and extremely graft
delightful resort last evening on the occasion OF
Mr. and Miss Wells benefit Many new acts Of
norsemanship and sports of the arena were intro
ouced, which are 70 be repeated this evening.
,bowtry AmrutrHrhTRE.-We understand that
the united attractions Of Mazeppa. and the new ar
sngemcnt ot allowing all the visitors to the Amphi-
Theatre to see the whole Of the splendid collection
IN the grand and extensive Menagerie adjoining the
heatre, is nightly drawing crowds Of beauty and
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-05
The Corn Trade.

reduction and equalization in prices rapidly going
throughout the country. Within the past fortnight since
the resumption Of navigation flour has declined from to
seventy 1--WE cents barrel The quantities Of pro-
duce the great scarcity Of money and the little demand
sequence thereof working wonderfully Annexed
parave table, showing the reduction in each mn.ket
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-05

l ECTURE AT THE APOLLO.-Thc first lee lure bef re
- the Apollo Association the subject Of the Fine Arts
will be given at their Exhibition Rooms No Broadway
the Rev Dr. Dewey, Saturday enng 9TH
hspast ocock Admittance free members of the Assoc
clation; 10 non subscribers, 20 cents. mas 81
EUREKA! EUREKAM 'EUREKAl!- The best Cough
I. Medicine in Shermahs Cough Lozenges sold
Nassau street mas
(yOL. CLARK, of Bridgeport, Conn desires saw
hiss been cured Of cough BY box OF Shemsn
Cough Loyenges, after having tried other remedies
without benefit They sold at I0o Nassau street
mas
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-05
Passenncrs ArrireL.

Passengers Arrived.
In the Charemagne from NOreansMessrs Charraud and
Jessup-l3 IN steerage.
In the Dmon from Charles tons Lannng, Pattson D
bayles J Denny j Springer, lryings, NJ Donald
bennett Q Field, 4 1ruland, A Laurico.
Ia the Excel from Savannal Hagg A Merry, A Williams
III Lathrop. Clahany-2 il Storage
IN the traIen, rom san Juan-E Lamson of Berkeley VIM
VI Barnard of Grenada.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-05


NTiCTORtA HoUsEThe suAscribsr respectfully informs
hs friends aud The public, also hs visitors TO TIC cy
r, that he has tai en- that sp ndid establishment Of
KING and Prince streets where he will be happy
date them with private board eth permanent or transient
Ills table will always W. provided with the very bet the mar
md from strict nssiduity and attention 10 the
tort fOr him with their company, he hopes
to merit md receive liberal share Of public patron
CuApLrsror, 9. G.. Feb. I, tato.
~ b. prv.tc ra-lors suites n family apsr mis- A.
ways he obtained BY giving timely notice. nat I'm
~ ron NEW ORLEANS r,uissna and New York
No ~ LineThc gllar packet for Monday. 9th March
~ ~, Tie fast sailing PACKET shin CHARLEMAuNF.
Capt Jalsor s loing at Orleans wharf foot of Wall
Forfr,irbt or psssrs hp,ug hands w. furnished sccoue
dati,ns apply on board Il Oran WHIT foot ~ Wast
mas T. X COLLINS co Sc southst.
49, r,st ned ana coppercd ship SARAH 4 ARstLtN
SAlShas the major rart Of her cargo enraged AMI IL
tended To- be dispstcrs ON ~ before the 18th instant
For rreh r. !ass'gs, apply T. Capt j. L. Garder, on
N'''O' NTALCoTr SON, 40 van or
mas BOYD HlNCKEN, Tontine Building.
INDEPENDENT oPPosILloN LINE FOR ALBANY.
Breptfad on Board LgnSpr II ne T.p,aia,s Tqnsnrs
.rtrs.y, ri Tie Steamboat kOSNIUSKt. Can't ID
GfL wood win leave the pier foot 70 Johnson
S&-s----I street (next above BarclayJ Friday
For crsiybt or rsss,pe, sppy on board. ~ 20
mas II HAWKINS WILLIAMSON, 81 we.tst.
T PICTURES ON HENRY qRATTAN- The Rev. Y. {.
TAN N the Lycsum No. ssi Broadway The fst ON this
evening the second on Friday evening. att p NJ.
Tck 80 TO be had at the door Of the Lecture Room
mas 2t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-05
r,s PAUL .; LL9YD; Ass.io.ssr, ,,,n,

SHERrFF's stIE or ELEGh%T'' 0 MILLINERY. &c
81 WIN. MCCORMICK will sell this day at 10 o'clock,
BY order ths sheriff at 4es Broadway elegant assortment
OF Millinery Dry Goods Hosiery Nantia-, Ostrich Fsah
Grape and Cashmere shaws Ribbons Bruxees Thread
Laces Linen Cambria Handkerchief Nceewo Cspes and
Collars Leghorn and Tuscan Hats and Bonnes, Chdrens
Dresses SILK Veyet tros De Nap and hgd Silks fgd and
plain Sans, Pou de Sole Silks, Muslin de Lame Silk and
Cotton Hose Ladis. Dresses French and Italian Grapes ee
giant hid and silk Gloves Grape Shaw Silk and Damask
Linen ambric Book and Mn Muslins Thread Lace Wells
black Silk do, Aprons Neck Laces Artificial Flowers Wreath
NC Sc with large variety Of miscellaneous articles
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-05


Ward u. SWcrd2.
H. c. Westervelt, A. q. Thompson
w. A. +. Pantz, J. j. Cook
George Wetsell Colonel Carpenter.
Sd Ward. h Ward.
w. L. Stone Alfred Ashfed,
John A. Underwood. Thomas NJ. Adriance,
John Lloyd. Rufus Rowe
5,h Ward 9Th Ward.
NJ. v. Edgar, John Gray,
Henry B. Cook, jacob :. Barker,
Charles j. Howell. Henry w. Merritt
7M Ward. sh Ward
Conrad Sweet Robert c. Wetmore,
Thomas Caraley, Levy Hart,
Hiram ketchum- James @. Moffat
9Th Ward 10th Ward.
s. A. Cunningham, George HAYES,
Robert Milliken, Charles Baker,
Zadock Lewis T.. X. Dupignac.
I3th Ward l4h Ward
Obadiah Newcomb, Jr. Isaac 7. Whitehead,
Charles Nj. SImons0n, Jacob z. Buntin.,
John Wright. Edward Minturn
18Th Ward 18th Ward
Jedediah H. Lester, Edward ID. West,
Chandler Starr, ID. A Cushman
Philetus III. Woodruff. George Is. Thorpe.