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New-York tribune., 1841-12-10

= f~ ~yEgs-r 3rg5. al ANY AND
e-r.eN---e TROY STEAaBOhT LIN for Albany,
far the icewill permit with safe
rho De WITT CLINTON, Tuesday, THURSDAY and
Saturday Afternoon, q; o'clock.
Norics.-All jioods, freight Baggage. Bank Bills spe-
Gle or any KIND ofProperty taken shipped or Put
o. board the Boats this Line be at the rex of the
owners OF ssch Goods Fregh, Baggage &c s2
peoPE4s'S LINE FOR ALBANY.
a. T--S0 y The and commodious Sre1mboa;
e-fN- ROCHESTER, Cspt s.. lrhn w'l
leave he per between the foot OF Cort
arlt aud Liberty Thgrday AID Saturday afternoons
at 5 ociocs.
For Passage or Freight, apply to PC. SCHULTZ, a.
the Office me Wharf on board " e. All Kinds OF
property tskcu only the risk Of the owners thereof
PE0pLE's LINE FKV.a NEw-HOKH
- EAsTON, P. - -
hroug, IN hours. Fare orly S. -a-S--
Leave pier No " r., Battery Place a; ST o'clock, A.
daily. Sundays excepted. by steamboat Cinderella or
Water Witch. Eizabchrort, then to take the cnrs OF
the +. Torn and Someryille Railroad to Boundbrook,
leaving only 8 miles b. coaches making by far the mos;
pleasant and expeditions TO Easton. For seats APP
ply 20 4 D. Hope, 7} COursndt St or on board. 4. d.
Hone will accompany the passengers 10 Bound Brook and
render Nil assistance necessary
l. The Express Line finding their charge of hurhug
not To answer explain the reas-n of our getting
through several hours before hemby st4ug that start
three hours al of their Line TA charge /, just
a, d-.tifute of trsth - the first. n27
New-York tribune., 1841-12-10
EXPRESS NAIL LINE FROM NEW.YORK


- r-1. - FOR NEWBURGH, LANDING AT
sa-x4+szSs1---77 CALDWELL'S, WEST POINT COLD
"e'Sa-'Ssio-'za-- SPRINGS Ike steamboat HiGHLAN
DER, Captain Rober Wardrop, will leave the foot Of
Wnrrcn-strce Ncw-ferk, every Monday, Thursday and
Saturday afternoon, at o'clock.
Returning the HIGHLANDER will leave Nevburgh
every Monday morning o'clock, and Tuesday and
Friday afternoon ut o'clock.
For freight or passage apply tho Captain board.
n. bah baggage, and freight Of evcry DESCRIPTION, and
h OF specie put board this boat must be al the risk
thereof unless bill of lading receipt Is
gued for the same. jya9
New-York tribune., 1841-12-10

1IIFFs, iaaEEe, IiJEFs AT VAT
III SONS. 15i hainam-s and ls0 bovery.-The suo
scr ser informs ths lal-s Newfors and vicinity that
be has hand very rich and elegant a'sortraeni
Of Lynx and oyher Fur Muts nrlces reducd full 81
per nom any previous year He earnestly 'alci'S
they hill be disappointed. For trimmings OF al
kinds. and fur> repaired II notice.
no lia WATSON ia Chathsm-st and 100 Bowery
NEW FAEl cDs.-ALFRED SMITH,
Merchsn Tailor No. 1876 Fuiton-st would invite h
friends pa.lc call aEi examine ms stock Of
new Fall Goods consisting Cloth, CasslmeTes aud NeS
lnys suited to the fail ,radc. Gentlemen -ayIus their
ders may Eely upon Their being fulfilled IN the most ,at>
fsoiory Tern, moderate-Cosh on delivery 81 Il
ONE Prize %FoHE-(entemen wishing 10
~ purchase good cheap CoshIng. would do well to call
at l3], chatham where ;hey fad garments at
tAc following pric,s
nett Pants I,s5 10 S275, Cloth Pants s. to $3.50:
ol I'm JACOB COGSWELL.
n tpE,e.rTOH'- CASA TAILORING ES
IL. TtBLISH HEN f. 39i Grand, corner Of Attorney
street.-The subscriber respectfully informs HI friends
a-d the ruhc generally that &c make Gar
er,' tastes good TT ard the best OF workmanship
Al all tines bc relied Gentlemen prcfrrrlng iurn n
ise tkeir own materials, viii hnd 1t trcr interest 20
give hm call Puucuaii:y IN all cases strictly OBJ erved
Chsrg'> moic-atc. NO I'm
TI'O isss. f'gssEaC.-L. * vi. :. BROWN l6I
Chatham selling Ingram Carpets at IS 6i, T.
IS and r. per yard.
Those IN want of Carpets would do well TO call and eN-
anime themselves wil save AZ least - per CT
by purcha-ii of the suh.crbcrs
g. All articles connected With the Carpet business
cling in the same proportion. Also, remnants OF Oh
Cloth suitable for putting undcr Stoves selling at rrcc'
suit the times. nI' I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-12-10
EURRER-

INDIA ECBBE R-Goods of every descripuon,
-uch n Ov.rco,t-, W4iing Psn:aoons Long Boots
Riding Lecgins Horse Covers Cloak, Ponohos, Cares,
Cap. Carnage Plaster and SCOT Lining Cloth Life Pre-
servor, AR ds Pillow. Cu,non Mlchine saAting 10
gcther nh eysry article III the ue. Tor -tle al
g,holesalc and fe;aIl, by = {. SMITH n son,
& I'm I5I Water an 81 CathsriRo sts.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-10
yrlss sSs,EsTANT.

= ro - HUHLBUKT & Co have removed
80 tbeir HARTFORD AND SEw-iIn,
-TH1---|<f-<7H- VEN AND SPRlNGFlELD PACkAEE
EXPRESS from Al William street, TO No I Wali-street,
where he received parcels, specie bank notes bun
e etc transportation, all Of which will be delivered
with the utmo.t fidelity ond despatch
Their package car leaves New York, Tuesday, Thurs
Iuy aad ; aturaay afternoons, aud Hartford Monday,
Wedre,d,y aud Friday charge of OF their sgents
NrHnrburt will remain at Hartford and a. Smith at New
York.
Package, forwarded Springfield. Northampton, Hud
lev Middieto~n and all other al Jacent places
NEW YORK OFeICE at Adams's Express office, No.
Wall street where all packages received until three
o'clocL. T.. M
HARTFORD OFFICE. 81 State street. where all pack
ages ineuded for Ncw-fotk should be left by half pas3
o'clock F. NJ J. HURLBUkT.
~ 3t- A SMITH.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-10
nAvENT ClgEM1NAL NtL LaNPs-

Z CHEMICAL OIL-BIKtING FLUIU-IHc su"-
scrhcr wonid invite acation Of the public 10 ms
,tock of ..GREENOUGH'S firENr LAMPS which,
from their beauty and superior qu-tes destined 10
.cpcr.edc all others The oil which Is burned
IN them chemical preparation, very clean IN - proper
tics and gives very hrlllaa, and economical ght. The
Burning Fuid Is portable isat, fee from all smoke,
SMELL or grease and will neither soil nor .tain Co~mon
Lamps can altered trining expense, TO burn tue
fluid The subscriber kisdy permitted to refer to some
of our most respectable families. who using the
article. j. c. HOOKER, it6 Broadway,
between Grand and Broere sts.
c0l l,f
New-York tribune., 1841-12-10
EASTERN DIVISION
EASTERN DIVISION
ss74-rrsSS - A
- dsE--ft5LfH1 x KAEI-R o. E-Trnns will

hereafter run between New York and Goshen according
to tue foil stopping at Pcrmont Bau-
yettvie Carksown, GreeuEush fascae suieru- Rama
po station Monroe Works Turner'S, Seamanyic, Mon
roe Village and Chester
FROM NEW-YORK
4 Passenger Tram eCery morning, (oxcePt sunday
leaving the foot Abany-st o'clock in the Conpe-
uy', Steamboat UTICA. Captain Alexander H. Schultz.
4 Passenger Trc.r soery HednesdGy and Saturday AZ
eroon at o'clock from the foot of Albany street IN the
st-amboa, Utica.
4 Frsigtt Train eoery Monday, Tuesday Thnr'day
and Friday afternoon, at o'clock from the foot oil
Chambers street, by the steamboat union
FROM GOSHEN.
4 Passenger Tram erery morning, except sunday
at O'Clock arriving New-Yo'k by the steamboat uu'
ca at the foot of Albany st
4 Passenger Tram eOery Wednes@ey and Sat'~dey
afternoon NJ 3 o'clock, arriving IN New-fork by the
sicambOan Utica.
4 Freirtt Tram ecsry Monday, Tuesday, Thur,d0y
and Friday a5ern0on O'clock arriving NJ New lorS
hy steamboat Union Barges the foot of Chambers
street.
For freight or passage inquire the Companys Trans,
portation office Of Liberty and Wes-S'reee and
at the yariou. Depots the line OF the road
Freight will be received the foot OF Albanystrect
on Wednesday aad Saturday, and at the foot OF Chan
bers.street on Monday, Tuescay and Friday unul )
O'Clock P ~ H.C. SEYMOUR, Superntondent
o25 If of the Eastern DIVISION n. and H. t.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-10

TEAs.-Fine GunpoEder and Imperial Teas IN chest
and half chests For sale by
e7if GRINNELL, SNTURN & Co. 75 Souih 3,
New-York tribune., 1841-12-10

U5' a carpenter named Moore has been arrested
a, Ncw-Bedferd on strong Suspicion OF being the
person who attempted 10 rob the Merchants Bank
He was suspected from having had piece OF hls
coat torn away, and the torn place was found TO
correspond with the fragment left in the hands Of
the cashier when the robber broke away from him
Its said that he came TO New Bedford recently
from New.York. He was examined, and commit
ted oi want of bail.
70 The steamboat Norwich arrived last even
ing with the Captain and Crew of the ill-iaied
steamboat Savannah. They were picked up in "a
small boat on the 2sth Of November and landed in
,his city.
FIRE AT QUEsrc.-Tnc Pos,.offce at Quebec,
together with the house OF Mr.. Harkncss, were
burned on the 2S,h slt. The latter was insured
for ! 1000.
~ Two men named James Nanagau and Thos
Parker were drowned onFridsy, The Sd inst. abou,
six miles from Geneva.
ExpLoRIyG ErrEDI1lox.-The Peacock, Capt
Hudson. was expected arrive at Fort George
shout July / The Vincennes, Capt Wilkes, ex-
prcted 10 arrive az the same place July lo' and
the Porrose August /. All these vessels were
a, the Nor,hward in pursuance Of the objects of
the Expedition; they had previously been at Fort
George, at the mouth of Columbia River. where
every attention was paid them by the Governor
and oifc RS OF the Hudson Bay Company. From
Far, George it was believed the Squadron would
sail for Sngapors, and thence home. The above
information is from an officer belonging 10 the
Squadron, who remained at Fort George while
the vessels went North, and waited Tor their re-
tarn, The lates, information direct from the
SQUADRON left al well American.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-10

UJ~ Definite arrangements have been made in
Boston to give Dickens magnificent reception
on his arrival in that city. New-Yerk must not
be behind the Literary Emporium, and accord
ing to NJ. Dcgrand the centre of the web Of rail
roads on the Western Continent, in this respect.
There is no man among US so high ia station or in
Influence as not to be honored by sharing in these
offerings TO the brightest, purest most bcnSficcnt
genius of the age.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-10

HEURRGs xFFLEH ID by ATs- SAkAH
u aARPEH. No s. Vesey-t,- who has bad many ycars
,rposisuss IN she bpsins.r ..2lS
New-York tribune., 1841-12-10

FIRE AT QUEsEc.-Tne Post.ofiice al Quebec,
together with the house Of Mr.. Harkness, were
burned on the 2Sth slt The latter was insure d
for ! 1000
New-York tribune., 1841-12-10

~ Two men named James Nanagau and Thos
Parker were drowned OnFridsy, he 3diust. abou
SIX miles from Geneva.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-10

IOasN Ass.VtCsk, Sweep sm7lte, aud Re
y finer in general. No. II John-street New York
Purchaser of jewelers. and Siivs-smllhs Pokshings,
Pumcincs Lcpicl~ Parting Bar, coarse Silver Bars.
Lace Gil, and plated Metals, Bookbuders Rags &c &c
New-York tribune., 1841-12-10
T H E TRIB l n L

Tas TsAvsLERs Toux TnSoucH 1HE UNITED STATS:
an Am..i.g aad Instructive Game. Roe Lock ood
il Broadway.
Tin. Is an ingcaious device to teach children the
name. and positions of the different cities through
out the Union. The game i played by spinning
,etotum, and moving according to the rumber
turned up. The publisher, some ten years since.
published a map Of Europe on the samo plan,
which he still has.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-10

UIscou Sc IN COMMtMoRArIoN or THE LIFE AND CHA-
EAcrER OF THE Hos. NICHOLAS BRowN; By FRANCIS
WAYI.AND, ID. d.
Thi-discourse was recently pronounced at Brown
University. by its President, in honor of of its
most munifcent bcnefactors. After some excel
lent and eloquent remarks upon the relation of this
life another, and the necessity of our acting for
postcrity if we would accomplish in any signal de-
gree the purposes of our being the Orator gives
sketch of the life, character and services of Mr..
Brown. The address, like all the writings of lis
author, is marked by strong thought and Z clear
and vigorous style.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-10

THE POEMS or JoHN G. c. ERAINARD; WITH Memoir
or ms LIFS hsr ford, Edward iiopkn Ns~York,
F. J. Huntington, ia Pearl-g and Wiley q Pusafa,
ib2 Rfoaiwsy
New-York tribune., 1841-12-10
ROLLED GERMAN SILVER.

JAMES G. MOFFETP, l2l Princc-strect, near Wooster
~ would particularly call tho attention Of Hardware Boa-
.rs and Manufacturers his superior article OF German S
yer uhch offers for sale Wholesale and retail OF athSs
nessos aud equal TO any, either Foreign or Do
nestle. for color and sOftness s%@-u
New-York tribune., 1841-12-10

Lev. PHlilIPs. >ccr't7ry
New-York tribune., 1841-12-10
G E \ r L f NJ E \

~ DRY Doch, Y ookiyn, now \ orh. =
Proposals Ter Timber for building the
E0EFEls DAM.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-10

BOILERS, of the bes,
materials and quality Of all sizes cast at the o.
ico of the New World % AEn-st. Inquire OF MIR j. W..
RICHARDS in tho Press Room fhHTrm"nt' au' {"
New-York tribune., 1841-12-10

DRY DOCK-BRooKLYN NEw-YORK.-Pro
~ posas will be received this Office until the 18th day
of December, for the following
New-York tribune., 1841-12-10

= u the late Fair Of the American nsuutc' silver
~ Medal awarded Josiah Hayden. for his supc-
rior American Pens. Il IS conccdeA that thydenS
Pens arc equal the and better than most oi those
Imported The price much les and the trade hni
advantageous deal In thciE Consumers also WIN ma
The ouotv enua TO their expectations T0r sale To the
tradc ny fnW J. EMO Nti-st- nl7
New-York tribune., 1841-12-10

a 80 = The new and commodious SIc7mb0ai
e-fA-- ROCH ESTER. Cspt ST. l,hn, Will
leave he pier between foot OF Cort
y .t q Saturtfay
New-York tribune., 1841-12-10

will be received the Navy Agents OHice Newly ork'
until the 5ta dag Of December, ISL, agreeably TO the
T,I
New-York tribune., 1841-12-10

Nyack Rocklald CO., Dec 1871. d4lw
New-York tribune., 1841-12-10

~ kOCNS TO LET-A room AID bed re-"u'
k witn closets aantres &c suitable fer stnsif aiy.
Also onc large room, extraordinarily well lighted, ssiia
lie for awoIk-shop. Inquire on the premises OF
81 II JOHN LOCKE. in rear Of 81 Ana II
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-07-17
THE NORTH AMERICAN
]. u. RYAN, Publsher,

I, ,s.sed every Hednssd0g, under the super,a.
cadence Of an Association OF Gentlemen.
7,r-s.-oae dollar aud 5ily Genus Tor 2 months.
-. ssllsf 70, iehs months, fifty oeuts Tor four
,,os,hs. payable invariably IN sdvasee.
@g- Letters on business. communications for
sssica'iop, SC. &c. must be addressed to the
psabsbsf aGd posf-paid.
ny Those forwarding five new Subscribers
v,il DC emitted 70 a sixth copy gratis.
Or Advertisements conspicnonsly inserted, and
en- reasonable terms, particularly for those who
siherxlss patronIEe the paper.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-02-24
HHrs. GeneraIETarr;.Ou,

The Journal of Commerce gives the followir,
sketch OF tie wife of Gen. Harrison =
AS this lady is soon expected 10 occupy th
" White House" at Washington, any thing rela
ting to her history will he gratifying to the pub
lie. After the severe and desperate battle of to,
Miami in 1894, Ger. Wayne went 10 the Atlanti
States. leaving Captain Harrison III command b
Fort Washington, now Cincinnati. Tie next YEA
Captain Harrison married the daughter of Judg
John Cleye Symmes, who was born at RiverheaC
Long Island, and removed in early ii:e to Nes
Jersey, where he married the daughter of Govern
or William Livingston, and was soon after one d
the Associate Judges of the Supreme Court of tItf
State. In 1877 he became the proprietor of g ~
Mana purchase" Of near a million Of acres, aid
removed to that country
Mrs. Harrison was educated at East Hanpt0
Long Island, and when Young was esteemed .
lady of great personal and mental accompli5
ynents. A writer for the National Portrait Garler
for 1886, thus speaks ofher:-"She is Distinguishing
for her benevoleRce and piety; and all who knos
her view her with esteem and affection. He
whole course through life, in all its relations ha
been characterized by those qualifications tina
complete the character Of an accomplished ma
trnD"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-02-24
slagna1ioa al ssse Fglege,

The repeate,i changes Iutle str-st t-a-e. sr --.
ing as theY do upon the corsis5elea and auatt, cf
the diood, giVe occasion Tor th5 mess sal and a.a-
lignant disorders The blood from q s-ateef
becomes stagnant and is piungea .nto STATE r-
corruption.
Thus it loses its purity: It's crru.aGoo is .urr,-
ded; the channels Of t!fs are cicGge9i e j.n TO-
con1e c0Siire and if not sI iuInetla.a ar;4. O..
some malignant fever, headache. uag>ea ss u.
appetite, and general debility o jne w.g.e .r. .-
are sure to follow.
Ii requires the tempest and the .7eu7 il.
abont state OF purity il tie ocean. rae. u.s. -a-
ters become stagnant ana II vii g.. .ra .s.
ed evacuation by the stomach an ..as
the blood can be relieved Of It's a'eL i-.
purity.
Brandreth's Vegetable JE.eessz5 FjIs.
should be taken, then there will be no danger. F.
cause they purge from the stona- and .ree.s
these humOrs which are n eag.a. ..
cleanse the blood from all imyUr.Is5 every
cause Of pam Weataess, and bTass~s +4e -5fst-
ttttJoR in state of HEALTH and VIC. t.as cz-=la
changes cannot effect
Or. Brandreth's Office for the exclusive sale ar
his egetable Universal Pills, IN g- a]e'rha. ia
at No. s, North Eighth street. Pnce IS cents per
box
For sale by RlcHARn s STAPLES, in Sir0a s.
burg; in Milford by j. II. B2oDHE D. aad In ai-r.
roe and Pike counties by agents pubhsaaa N az
other part of this paper.
October Is, 1870.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-02-24

strike out the first read by the Clerk, (above
mentioned)
The Chairman decided tha, this and the sue
ceeding being for contingent expenses Of the
Branch Mint, at Charlotte, and thus connected
with it, the motion that had been carried would
extend over them also.
Mr. Green then moved TO strike out the last
mentioned clause.
This motion was debated by Messrs. Green,
Afford, Nesbit, M. A. Cooper, Steenrod, and
Warren.
Mr.. W. Thompson obtained the floor.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-02-24
HOUSE OFREPRESENTATIVES. OF
RECESS OF TIE HOUSE.

Mr. Davis, Of Pennsylvania, on leave, Of
fered the following resolution:
Resolved, That hencelorih this House will
take recess from half past two to four o'clock
each aay--which was adopted.
The House then, on motion Of Mr.. Jones, Of
Virginia, resolved itself into a Committee Of
the Whole on the state Of the Union, (Mr. Bell,
of. Tennessee, in the Chain and resumed the
consideration Of the General Appropriation
IBiil.
The motion 70 strike ou the following clause
/" For compensation to the officers and clerk Of
the Branch Mint al Charlotte, n. c. $4,000" !"
having been yesterday negatived, the Clerk
read the following IN succession:
"For pay Of laborers in the various depart
ments of the same, $500"
"For wastage OF gold. and for contingent ex
penses Of the same, $2501"
"For compensation to the officers and Clerk
of the Branch Mint at Dahienega, Georgia,
S6000."
Mr.. Green, OF Ky. said his original motion
was to strike out all the clauses in relation to
the Branch Mints. He would now move to
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-02-24
U. 6. Senator from New Jersey.

We are informed that the Legislature Of the
New Jersey. in joint-meeting, yesterday elect
ed the Hon. jacob ". Miller, OF Morris county,
Senator Of tie United States, from ihe 4th Of
Marci. next for six years, in lhs place Of Gar
ret D. Wall, whose time then expires. Mr.
Miller is said TO be an able and slaunch Whig
and will TO doubt 'Euly represent the people 0
New JERSEY
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-02-24
Cure for n Cancer.

We have just heard says the last Philadel-
phia Saturday Courier, of most simple and ef
ficacious cure for cancer. "a well known gen
lleman of Chesnut street has, FOR year or two
past, had cancer coming On the under lip, and
used every precautionary means to eradicate or
destroy it, in vain, and ii recently extended over
great part of his cheek, chin, etc, when a
friend in Europe hearing OF his distressing stu
alton, wrote to him directions TO dissolve guam
tity of salt in best French brandy, and bathe
The parts affected with az strong as he could
bear i--wh hich he did few times, and to his
mspeakable Joy found its ravages entirely ar
rested, and is getting well rapidly
On the maxim that-the simplest remedies
are always the mos, efficacious-'he above is
worth preserving and those afflicted with can
GERS can experience no harm in trying IT, We
have known the sick to recover, after physicians
had given them up to die, by the use of rene
dies as simple and perhaps more SO than the
foregoing Orange Republican.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-02-24
THE CONSTITUTECr,

What is that we call the Coast5ta ~ fao
constitution is evidently that wHti .as.. ..s
and that which constitutes is the 5io9G We c1ers-
fore know that the blood is tie corsf s.5ae, a-7
that good Or bad constitution is neither more H..-
less than good or bad state oflhe 6jao@ .geesis
no person who, having lest heah does 10. wish <7
have it restored Use tien tie Trope~ 1e1es. Iz-
pei with Purga!ire Medicine ali curruas lH1.-s
from the body, and the blessing bee sll.a
the certain result; for all pains uni easaa EEL
in2s proceed from the presence OF couu9s -s So
tated humors, which are the real cause et every
disease and therefore the only disease 70 1a.ca toe
human frame is subject, because they clos up the
veins and arteries and prevent the free Circulation
of the blood.
BrGadreth's Vegetable Unircrsa! P.i1f cure chis
disease: because they remove The corrCp5 cr VI
uated humOrs by The stomach and bowels leaving
the good humors to give lie and health ae 5o-
dy. 1t is morally impossible that ,aey r7a iail 10
cure, provided Nature is not entirely cEaHls. ell.
Or. Brandreths Office fot the sale ais pills
in Philadelphia. is No 8. Nor'h Eighth street.
Sold in Siroud>buig, by Rrcas2D : SrsPLEs-
m Milford, ~ ]. II. BRoDHEso, ard r. t,o zee and
Pike couuties, by the agents published IN another
part OF this paper
October Is, 1910.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-02-24
DkEIH,

In Smilhfeld tsp, on the 9TH instant, Mr..
Henry Miller, aged about so years
In Stroud township, on the 10th Instant, Ia
cob BTorn, Esq. one of the Associate Judges
Of Monroe county, aged 90 years.
In Stroud township, on the l4ih inst, Sam
uet ReeS, Esq. about so years.
In Stroud township, on the 18th inst James,
infant son of William and Juliana Frankeniieid.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-02-24
NOTICE.

All persons indebted 10 the late firm Of HEM
RY, JORDAN & Co, are requested to make pay
ment on or before the first day Of July next, or
their accounts will be left in ihc hands of 4
Justice for collection.
JAMES BELL, Jr. Agent
Experiment Mills, Feb. 10, I84l.*
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-02-24
Co-ParenersEsip Notice.

Andrew M. Stuart having disposed of his
interes: in the firm of STUART, HOWELL & Co
10 the remaining partners, On the lst isnIanl
The business will now be conducted under the
name of Arthur Howell & Co., who are duly
authorised to settle the accounts Of the late
firm. ANDREW II. STUART
ARTHUR HOWELL& Co.
Pocono township, Ian. 30, l84l,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-02-24
CARDGNG AyKo Fyg,a,TY9;,

The CardinG and Pulling BUSINESS, will he ,---
ried on by tie subscriber at the above uaIned sle
ana he would be pleased to receive toe patron
o. his old customers and the publick eerr
ne price of wool carding will be cents oqzs
cei.ts trust per pound Wool or cloth WIN a g.-
ken away and returned when finished at = s.
C. Mavin's store, Stroudsburp, on Satlrjay o
every week, where hoseiuGebted to The ia,e Gru,
can meet the subscriber and settle their accounz
Bushltli, Juns lst J. A. DIMMICk,