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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-24


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Le Coilsgs esl siisas sur une Emsnence
Iqui doo'ile Y Mississipi, q presente une
superbe &c "a vile de Baion-kouse-e t
Ide ses enyifons. Saasie rapport q u sa-
'ibrtie g &c y oeauie "a site, cette sl!'a.
ilon est pe't ere sans tgaie dams lEias,
on un Eta Dlissefien DC Sc genre. Ellie
otre 70 double avantase dome residence
nrnaine et d'ons nablsatson sr..ra'e g emf
Inen'nent aasptes 4 linstructions &c n leua
foesse.
Esossne gu iayefe des e7,sefnses, oe.ls
Eatss patton g des antres daisgers
lux sfanaes xsases Is Golfer
so4z rs as7zn.sl 1900 81
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ems. ANS s'oas ssPsyska
!ciiercie de pars'is asait1gea
si'tt''i'ns lleraifes, ct Ie College
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$3.50 e' Po'' g pl''"
n.as /. ,,sr,,a 1na,.,s. i. t1u.,....;..
Da's - paI''s Ans'a'se ae tIas'fAc'ion'
nn ense'gnefa avec .ie Ptas grana som,
~InlosfaPh Ecs''ure' ! afsnIneiieue
.,e~osfsph's' y ufamfna'rs. Iiiisloire,
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a;a.as !. ,aA..LAsas !. CO... 800
$3.50 =, phu.;aps !. p,';,aaa ,,n..a
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-24
L. 4. LANNRY& Co...

puthecaffss ef Draguisttes, vendent en- gfos,
q Medicines, pioduits rhe.siques, ffaucass ct
a~ngiais, paffunlsrt6, ~teinture, r~ouleurs, vsrais, VI
tres, etc.
Leur magas n est fitue pour le moment au No.
IL rue Julia, une porte a..pras dc rencoigaure
de IA RTE AZ Camp.
n. 6.-La plus graade attention sera apportoe
pons l'exdcutibn H. ttous les ofdres do la campa-
ss5S3M ssersxNN endry y Go. p,isnt les marchands
q - hAbitHns de venir les yisi,er
ppdA1na ipin-4N
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-24
EuoENE BAREsTE

L " = ~ -
~ await condamne i msrt il Y 4 IN moi,
! peine, Jenx menrtriers. L'nn, nommt
Eriaz. 6iait On ml.atre quiayait assassint
son nsi,re, t'autre appele Dardeza, Por
sugnais de naissa1ce. await, par jaIousie,
donne Ia mort 4 sa maiIrssse.
Ces deux crimihels occupaiens charun
IN caclmt %sariicalier, ,aais qui metal,
separe one par IN mur. Eriaz, doat
Dune force extraordinarily, fnf enfsrm9
dams In cachot. otr~:ar Ell aroit, 81 charsk
de bo,isss 81 DO cbaiaes. Cesui qa'nccu.
pail Dar5exa 4tait plus grand, plus kctai.
re, car on Il savait fable 81 pea redoo-
tale.
lie jour fatal fxG pour ieur execution
approached : dtja scion l'ussgc. on leu
asait rase Ia tee dta le psin II i'sae
~avaienl ett sersiis pour "a der8sere fois frs
qo'un pian d'evasion fotcon4 /, psr Erisz,
qui croyah son cscliot u desaier de- edi-
6ce. II mouilIa les piertes psasr amelir
10 eimen ii, ct svec ses ch8ssss il u. arra.
cha !; non sans d'horrihlcs efforts 81 qssnd
10 ge6lier Sc preseniaif,i i! ssspucha1 ssir
les Debris pour hes cachcf, ! tous e.
yepx. -
Cependwnt les heuf s'kcoaleg drruill
ce travail penibl4. Exiaz isiuorai9
temps qui Il 6parait ds 'sna@
nirk !; Al naindre bsuiiss4 taseit eaien:
Dire le boslrreau. Ri &aae :4se
achieve ; il cent Fair Mad
helas !! ..ce nest par E rtaire
ICES, une lampe & Efiaz
Sc ,rouve dams + Sof.,gsis
Dardeza. aes8gs
Encourage par Il pfkseae1 - sis-
ileur ~inatlendn, DardezaIDi append
quiz s'est procure avark son incarcsraiida
de Ia fmease her6a r0insiua, planie
marine aui a Ia veriu 6c couper ie fer ;
espece de lime vfgetaIS presque inconnue
en- Europe. Dardeza ne sen est pas seryi,
parce gull est trop faibis pour grimper
j Ia feGetrc dout on seut scia4s les bar
feaax. Eriaz le soulevU sJtlS6s yigon.
renses tpanles ; i'operation cornmence,
ie fer ceis OF SO sepnre en- deux....G Grace
d ce procGse Ia fenklre EST ouyerie, feva-.
est possible dksormais.
Mails IN noavel obstacle retarde leurI
e est lie poid. de leurs chaines
ct il ne reste assez d'herbe que pour de
livrer Fun d'eHx. Alors sf6tablit nm
. .'usts NOR. % le faitIe
ct GENT sops ies coaps du plus f,ri
...."n les larmes Sc nesent au sang!....
- - ~ - 49, wv 8G# - - NEZTJ
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-24

cHANGEMENT DE DOMICILE.
LA pharnacie du DR.. Soutsrre est mainte-
nant dams la'maison ou ttait autreEois la Ban
que de Carrollton.
% aont 30
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-24

8ZtN INEE NMM
i c.in \ \. 4
Nm yefts dssn writ fsa ldciss 4
Nlsmoi adrss<d par pfIons Cosfy ksoisfs
Dhtsics, Paroisse q Etst ssusditay jss seraI
vents,
MERCREDi. 4 Noyens6ts I64
Ala Maisos dc Cour, aax shsufe< essipsxsfat dee
yeutsa, tOus Les drci.s, uires. *ius4sots I'll pe1len-
tions dss defsndears, dam et peur r reopgatte
ci-apres decrite, savoir;
la mnitis d'rn Terrain slime dans teita psrtis
de n vile de Baton Rorgs, divises par few A Gras
1t desieas nut " plan par il No. 81 Het No q
fofsnant ina spcdisnnrs, Ia satalii6 du terrainest
dc 90 pieds surAa rue Lafayette, suf 2 spieds de
pfof'udeor 1iette partie hyposhequae est sifoee a
fOuest du dit i0s ensalnbls avec toutes. les baiis-
see ct solicitations qui ~ trouvent.
Conditions-Douze f,ois de cr6dit. sI'achetenr
donnera son obligation aysc caution. s%olidaire. ct
hyanthsqae jpsin'a parfaif placement, pertAnt iu-
telet ccshmei u est dit sur Ii iiHNgcnaent.
AUG. DUPLANTIER. Sheriff.
IL ottobre So
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-24
AVIS.

4LlE sot.ssignA 1 ouvsrt aae PErslcs dams Pap
pastement vasse Il com~ods, occspe a~utrefois dams
ls meme hui, par 3. WMds, sittt aupres Do Mar
che Of pres ~ IL Msissa de Cous. lie soussiens
esf ,nsinicusnt pref acrannnnde les Pensionnai-
res 4 les voysgeas lIespefe qusss public rha-
noysta do 81 sisite. q
E5-Lss vaysgsars OUT v~isiteson. PHotel. sont
pr6vssss au'on aHeisn Ieuv passase sur leo psquets
1 n'iioporte qbelIe hsuFe 10 j nuis.
10 oct lis a. WADDlLL.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-24

ECU recemnsent Ell ycndse, les articles sui
- wants: p~aiaiiere blanche extsa pure ieret
benthine. hpils dc lin, ponanes scenes. en- partie
dss's des sacs contsaant depsisi 10 jnsausA Is liyre,
chacnn, blanc d'Espagae, sarge en- paque,s de
! livrs. !
" MllzSEL MEN
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-24

CRANES de Jardinage.
n soussignd Went de recevoir IN nouvel as
sentiment de CRANES de jardiDage g~asantie.
boines ct fraiehes. H.V. BARlN.
Feyrier So.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-24

Aa. JAMES COOPER. Jsgs do Paix, ct
Aase Do II Wills Do Baton Rouge, 4 sssesport4
- tsrsaS ! l'sassignuss des russ de PEgsss 81
hsaaA. IL sesobse -
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-24

"A VENOXE
AS0 Bariis de sieux Vhiskcy, 1oaongahela
s quart de bayifs Vim AZ n 6n8sife,
10 ,~ouieaux de Cordeds EusbaIIsgr.
500 boisseaux de CRANES de Cotton.
% ayril II A. malta.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-24
I avis.

~ Doctear WHITMAN WILCOX, de 4
N0avclfe Orleans. est yenu s,Stablir N BAtoa
Rouge. 9. . oaveft son office dsm n ~ a.
.fEgiise.
u ofirc rcspectueusen1eut seS#G1ey&ee enx
habitans de setae vile q du voisia6
20 avriEi1 B
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-24
~. +. N. WILLIAM9.
CHIRURCIEN DENTisTR

CHANGE - tsseas 4aless maintsas., /
- =" dosa'ciis daas g sseisiews sss, aas pore
as-dsssas Dc 10 rue Do fEsliss, q 10 ,ssss;eme usS-
a. AZ Sod dsla dsmssss dS Dsss. d r. Harssy.
9nesenbso
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-24

E souss gne Went cemncni sd'augnlenisr son
Etabiisstnent des ARTICLES s~uisan,s
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-24

TofLE = cORDE p2kMBALLAoE.
300 pieces Toile d'EmbaIlsgs du Ky.
$50 r~ouleaux de Cosds.
300 ~ Ficclle.
A vendre par
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-24

MARcHANDIsEs NoUvELLESg
rs Soassignes rseaiyent naimenant de New
81 Yosk et De PhiIadtlphie, IN tres gsandsas
sartiinent de MaEchandiscs nouseiIes, is gn.
I~'hoanear der doanf Z avissl leurs amis e 4 ieur
p~raiiques
SEP. ss-as j. & E. F. PHILLIPS d CO.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-24

YAkcu, 81 consisnasion Eiassy GrotsA Liassy
~ tni, S~slleries, Moalins i Mails u lid y.
perbe st scajon. A vendse M mAmA pfix qusis
- ssnaraieal % gsos = IL NlIs OvHaas.
A MATTA.
On fsit dee d'ssgsut sur les sttsss n
consignaGoa,
% mi I'll.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-24
w. III. WIKOFF

NOtnlre Public.
A e6tt Dc Il Banque de q Lpuisiane.
i6 mai-i4
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-24

kAA doaz. de vERREs recus en- con-
[" siginsion. . vendFe aux prix de
fabrique, chez
tjuia-H A.MATTA.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-24

untcHs ucH unstSs euF t6S ectfIIGet ofCusAGss
sur r'assroiogie, l'aichimie, IA n6cso.nan-
Gle. Ia c~hlrtnonacie ct fss prophecies.
liz nvaient presqoe catalogue iols ces
ousrases de pcu dc v%sleur, ct qni ne de.
vaient poin. recevvir Ies honneurs do bA.
cher, qasnd IN pslit 81. l2 frapna ienf AZ
tenIion: c'eiait 10 Lpre des Prophkfies.
compose par Philippe -Dieadonaf-N ~
Otiyarips, dncieur eB mkdecine, chirur-
gien ct esfro.ogne. Go livre contenait
plasisnrl Foohelies de pcu d'ipporisnce.
sans nv1n& auteur mais c~eile-ci Esaii sig
ass. derna6rc page on voyais On 60.
ihiQue Il Plus hiss, lb42 en- chiHfes
dn seiabssG2 steele. Francois de Metz II
lai IN enti1f; msis il men comprii pms 10
sens. n hsous plus tard ] "a file. Mms
de NJ. dependant. ellie Iui sembla ii
exsraordinsire. quill \ capia et IN remit
] pinsispss autres prophecies copi6ss aassi
par hi, 81 que nous ayols rssrnuyt cs dams
sss pspiers. La anr5s texiuclis d ID pro
phet,s d'OlivarisXk kcsits dc & snajb suAns
de Frsneois u Mex, 81 dsfet DO rss
i703.-Aiosi il ~ pest plus ! aseir az
can dOste J Gel <gssd.
On essia bcauceop % cetfe pgpphktie,
gsi faf copi6e par N grsnd ao61bya de
perssnnes. 81 ceneerv<s sinsi quo piusi.
ears autres Ouvragss sur II nb&gss sniet,
dams Il baiiothequs do rti6tel-de. yilie
QuaDd Bonspsrts monla or 10 tr6ae,. On
hi psria Do I'origissi = cstts Prohktis; il
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-24

4cSssoscss n suusssssnt s. Se"sIcc - wv q
mort. II toute snptate % . armiee
de quarants-1euf tots vfngt-tniiic sum-
mrs.
.Portrra 4 dfxtrc main aiglc, signe
Dc Y ~sictoire = garrroycr.
"Dnnnera nAints pays u nations,
q caacun paix.
.S'eE siendra dams Il grande willie.
ordonnant forces grandes ehosrs: cd
ificcs. pcnss. portsdc mers. ~aqaeducs,
caHaux !: iera = lni tout ssul. par gran
dss r~,cl,esses. satant qu'an ROMAN, ct
tout lsns = domination DIES Gaales,
"Anra tcrnsnrs1'ar desk -.
'"sepalae 4.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1840-04-18

travelling of the Exhibition, but that the reputa-
tion OF their Amphitheatre shall be advanced be-
yond the slightest possible shadow OF obloquy, by
the probity and upright conduct of the Performers
in private, and chaste, talented and astonishing
performances in public. This they regard as
very essential and highly important part of the ex
hibition, as the introduction of Females into an
Equestrian Establishment is not calculated to ad-
vance the interests, while they not unrequently
mar the harmony of the entertainments and bring
the whole exhibition into disrepute. 1t never was
ordained by Nature that woman should degrade the
reputation of her sex by display of Gynnastic
Feats which are not calculated for any other than
the stalwart man.
The spacious pavilion in which the numerous
performances will be exhibited, and all the Phara-
phanalia connected with the Circus are entirely
new. The Amphitheatre is constructed on an en-
tirely novel and vastly improved plan, of the arg
est and strongest description. The seats are so
arranged az to make a few hours spent in witness
ing the performances pleasure instead of PAIN as
has heretofore too frequently been the case The
interior is beautifully arranged and every possible
regard observed in its construction to insure
strength, durability and comfort, so that no appre-
hension need be entertained the score of conve-
nence and safety.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1840-04-18
The Performances

VIII comprise the most unexceptiona and inter-
esting entertainment ofevery class of Nations and
Legons, calculated TO instruct the minds of all
who may honor the exhibition with their presence.
The Principal Feats will consist of the most un-
paralleled Scenes i'll the Circle, and Acrobat Evo-
lutions of Manly Agility embracing Still Vaulting,
in which the Artists of this company defy compe-
tition; Gymnastics, Pyramidical Devices and Chi
nese Pagodas, in full and appropriate Costume :;
splendid chivalrc Pageants, interspersed with a
choice variety of Comic and Dramatic Entertain
ments extraordinary and wonderful Horseman-
ship, by the unequalled Riders, who will perform
many entirely new Scenic Acts. together with the
magnificent display, richly equipped in costly trap
pings, of the beautiful and extensive Stud of Hor-
seS and well trained
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1840-04-18
PHILADELPHIA CIRCUS.
Raymond, Warimg d Co.
PROPRIETORS.
THE MANAGERS

OF the Philadelphia CheSnut Street Amphithca-
ire. in offering their Unparalleled List of Attrac-
tons for the patronage of the public beg leave to
assure them that the strcest scrutiny is paid to the
character and selection of the Amusements they
present with their extensive and beautiful Stud Of
Horses. and very numerous Company of highly
popular Equestrian Artists, including such COM
biuat ion of talent has never on former occasion
been presented 10 an American audience. The ell
tertainments which they viii bri1g forward, are
marked by Variety. Novelty and Splendor, and they
doubt not but their exertions to cater for the pub
lie, viii insure them patronage and support equal
10 the immense outlay they have been at for the
purpose of producing every thing with the srictest
observance to perfection.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1840-04-18
TREASURER,S SALE.
PIKE COUNTY TAXES.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that a.
1V greeaby to al Act of General Assembly
of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. passed
the 9th of March, 1918, entitled can act to
amend the act entitled an act directing the mode
of selling unseated lands for taxes anx for 9TH
er purposes" and of an act passed the 18th of
March, 1917, " further supplement to an act
to amend the act entitled an act directing the
mode Of selling unseated lands for taxes and for
other porposes"-the following tracts of land
will be sold at Public Vendue, on the second
Monday of June next. at the Court House in
Milford, in the county of Pike, for arrsarages
of taxes due, and the cost accrued on each lot
respe ctively
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1840-04-18
PUBLIC VENDUE.

On Tuesday, May 5, 1910, at 10 o'clock A
NJ we will expose TO pnbjc sale, al Analomlnk
Forge, Stroud township, Monroe Co
4 four horse wagons, 2 two morse
wagons, 4 new cart and harness,
suIkcy, modern style, s2VSr;ii wagon
bodies, wlleeIOarTOvgs, sEsiltsa DelloNs'
and tools, "A quantity OF hO0Hs tOSis
spr5lsg steel. castings, dc. AiSO, n va
riefy of sIerchaRdize, Axes, &c. &c.
Conditions made known and attendance CIV
en- on the day of sale, by
HENRY, JORDAN & Co.
April Is, 1910.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1840-04-18
REGISTERS NOTICE.

Office IS HEREBY GIVEN to all persons
Y interested in the following Administration ac-
counts. The account of Jacob Storm administra-
tor, &c. Of the estate Of John T. Storm, late of
Hamilton township, in the county of Monroe de-
ceased. The account of Philip NJ. Bush, admins
traitor, &c of the estate of John Smiley, late OF
Stroud township, in the county aforesaid, deceas-
ed. The same having been allowed and filed in
the Registers office and will be presented to the
Orphans Court for confirmation on Monday the
4th day Of May next
NJ. III. DREHER, Register.
Registers Office, Stroudsburg,
April 3, l640--4t.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1840-04-18

A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.-The very fat
tering encouragement lavished upon this exhibI-
ton during its stay in Philadelphia, is unparalleled
in the annals of Equestrianism of that moral and
intelligent city Not only was the Amphitheatre
attended by over 10000 persons during a season
of five months, but the audiences were composed
Of greater display of the beauty, fashion, and
moral portion of that city, than had ever before
honored the interior of building Of this nature.
To their unprecedented success in Philadelphia,
the Managers are indebted TO the gentemanly and
judicious conduct of their performers IN private
life, and the unceasing exertions of ali connected
with the exhibition 10 render it a source of grati-
cation, amusement, and instruction to all The
entertainments were arranged on an entirely new
and novel scale with a close view to their correct
ness, and a strict observance to chastity morality
and virtue. Could the managers present the pub
lie with 1.-THE of the attering praises Of the Phil
lphia Press, they would at once acknowledge
the truth Of these assertions, for more liberal
countenance was never given TO an exhibition ofany
nature than was freely lavished upon this. The
same impulse which stimulated the Managers to
action and which produced such happy results in
Philadelphia. will be characterised in all their ex-
eItons, and the same regard to direct department
and undertaking conduct, will be their study to a.
chieve and their wish to execute what they have
not the slightest doubt viii receive the sanction of
all classes of society, moral. religious, intelligent
and refined NOEL f.. WARING,
MANAGER IL Direcfor
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1840-04-18
TO CREDITORS.

Take notice that we have applied to the
Judges of the court of Common Pleas of Mon
roe County. for the benefit of the act made for
the relief of nsolvent debtors, and that the said
Court have appointed Monday the fourth day of
Hay next, at 10 o'clock, "A. NJ. for hearing us
and our creditors in the borough of Stroudsburg
of which due notice is hereby given, according
TO the order of the said court.
ADONIJAH DRAKE.
JACOB BONSER.
April 3. 1910
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1840-04-18
Splendid stud of Horses.

This department of the establishment has never
been approached by any similar exhibition in the
World, as regards number symmetry OF form, beau
ty OF appearance, feet travelling and astonishing
performance. The very fiattering notices thai
were bestowed upon this splendid Stud Of Horses
by all who have witnessed their movements, as
well as the high encomiums lavished upon them by
the leading papers Of Philadelphia. viii of them
selves sustain the managers in the assertion here
made.
TaE BAND OF MusIc is comprised OF Artists OF
the highest order Of Musical attainments, having
been selected with view to the character and rep
utation Of the Musical World, rather than to the
expense attendant thereon. The Ans to be per-
formed are of the latest and most popular descrip-
uon, IN the execution OF which this paragon of an
Orchestra is beyond comparison
VIII be exhibited at CenlreaHe. on Thursday,
the d,-StrOWdSbarg, On Friday, the 2lih,-Bush-
kR on Saturday, the 25lh, and at Milford on Mon
day the eth Of April.
Admission to Boxes so cents, Children under 12
years ofAge to Boxes, half price-Pit 25 cents,
without dsuction to age. To obvate all difficulty
the Managers wish it expressly understood that
there is no halfprice tickets admitted to the Pit
For particulars of each days performance see
Large Bills posted at the Hotels, and Small Bills
daily
Doors open at I2 I-2 O'Clock, per-
fOFmance To commence precisely at 4
o'clock, II. VI.
ihe Company oil Equestldns IS composed ol
Artists Of the greatest celebrity in the w ord hav-
ing been judiciously chosen from the first Amphl-
theatres of Europe and America, and calculated to
perform the greatest variety Of entertainments ever
offered to discerning public. In the clasteness,
daring and intrepid performances that will be offer
ed, the gentlemen composing the company attach
% 10 this establishment, are particularly celebrat-
ed. Their exertOns have ever met with the high |
est eulogiums from al sorts Of people, and the
BTOu,i no pIrhic that
viii be made to render this department beyond the
Possibility Of equality with any other exhibition IN
tue known world for the confirmation of which they
refer to the many fattering notices they have re-
oelved from the Independent press in every Sec
tloa Of the country -
In order to give character TO their exhibition
equal to its standing for Talent, the ProPnetors
nave determined that no females shall in the small
est degree he connected with the performaDces oF
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1840-04-18
) EbG1saPs Reward

Escaped from the Jail at Stroudsburg, Mon
roe county, on the morning of the 9th inst. a
man named Dennis Scott. Said Scott is about
% years old, feet or 10 icches high, light
aud light hair. The above reward
and all charges paid if delivered at the Jail OF
the said county.
SAMUEL GUNSAULES, Sheriff.
March Is, lS40.---3t.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1840-04-18
Group OF Burmese Ponies,

Which viii be introduced in the EPSON Pony Ra-
ces, and Grand Entree, eutited Elfn Steeds and
Fairy Riders, the Ponies being rode by the child
ren connected with the Exhibition. The whole
constituting one Of the most astonishing, animated
and interesting spec,acles of Equestrian Enter
tainment ever offered to an enlightened and lber-
al public
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1840-04-18
NOTICE.

The present expectation of the subscriber is that
he will leave here at the close of his school, which
will be at least in two weeks from this date. The
timely attention of his patrons to their bills will
save him much delay and Inconvenience.
J. b. NEWMAN,
stroudsburg, March IL, ls40.-St.