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New-York tribune., 1841-05-17
TERMS GaSu.

7 the Old Stand, t;rand->tree, "" AZ H. p OSBORN
a BROTHER hye always on ,and sell selected
Clott C2,marc- and Ncas, which above viii
make up Panl,on- price
think second call Their work shat! be oae b. best
~orkmcn and tloy r1rnd be- behind b
Ebtl - making and attended 10y
them personally tr: certain satisfaction 10 those who
may call They will make Goats Sl Of bue. blue
black. and all the pr3 coorcd Cotss ard super uc nr ana
Coats SO S2i the best dyed Saxony
Imperial bu blue black, olive invisible aad AL the other
fancy shades n West England Cah which selected with
particular reference Ia selling for cash.
Also Cashmere Pantaoons from n to extra ac for :J $50
Vests. from II to 81
Cutting will be attended personally b! the hrm Who Will
devote c>pcciil Gaze ~ IL beinr don. ",!.
II. p. OSBORN & BROTHER, Between Pitt and Wllci,
n Grand ~. o Last Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17
EnENCI: L.ANGIAGE ~. l.CSsC.

J!E. VI. 4 GiUNAiN funG cia.>' and request
~ tho,c through Nanc.e Ora
s,,- coilaccI an ;be true ,sirit author.
mse early aPpieti"n 81 G ba successfully p7-1i'~d i4'
method % teucIi1- iur upwards of;c1 years.
MADAME GAUNAN aud her dausEtsr also soatlnue % g7e
Lessons Music .ti AorHE 10 l1l<s
Cese~u Apply 9- BroaS ~ 1ar '. Acf-
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17
To GENTLEMEN or TASTE

A Nd FASiIION.-M.GNE, TNII4OE IIt NlLIIAH-STKEET,
n respectfully to 'ho gentlemen of W ork
located above "hcre he ilitcr> > oil that
per.onai French Metropolis.
devon- personal work h. ALL be
FASHIONABLE cheap ~ cash iny4riaby and
perfect procured the Country Thankful m pa,
be- sol.4,s a cont OF patronage. az
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17
HnlsE .ANN SEE.

" the h5ilaius kuo'n j. ;-ic cOItNfiti HILL. -
Grand street !acou fo ar retli >Nlf>
ROOM ia United States the large. NJ be- ' ei a,'ft.
r,., ~ iadie. Misses Chdrcns SHOES cyci ~ ali
their varieties pattern, w'eh color shsTe and H,,r1 i--
il, called for. ct naanileire " w., MORN 60
cs wi ve formerly compelled 70 liroad"s @ s,s-
they under h- cery = d"s - 20 long r. a
Invite tlem 10 and -a tec eight s7!5.'
per pair served. without tae delays Az dsap"L
attending being measured
We would also >av hat having from "a 81 eton, ~ our en-
having number Of Ihe ls
An-7Ica well kaosn, aspot' o: -nd 20 eR'
good sold The citizens ~ New
York Brooklyn. and the surrounding are 70
spectful call for thesclve- " hc>as
cit, couRry trade, will fad II 70 Heir ad
call puchasag only guilty ard quantity
but priccs, shall make IL great iHluccnent
al0 3,ps SMITH. BRISTOLL HALL.
G RLEACHEp sNEETlNG. at l. per ynFd ST
Dsr} IS Grand Cent?
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17

CoURY SPEc1N. 0y-Beore Judge
Noai, and Aldermen Balls and Tinpson.
Charles Brown t-i- Tor sealing caGG box OF worth
81 from e.hea Wray No 100 Wcsts;reet: found guilty.
and sentenced TO the fenic.ia7y for six months.
Frederick " hte black tried for assault; AID bat
;e-y Patrick Mu-;en: guilty-Pri>ou lays.
George Ball ana William Long-sjeaing sledce hammer
and iron chain worth Sl3 from Henry Preston guiPenicu
tiary six months each.
Thomas Browl-a>sa,l; and battery John Hays guilty
suspended and lie discharged.
Patrick Fi;zpairck-sSau and battery Bridget his c
gtilty-City Prison days
john Slerock charged w:, stealing v,tinsca-i card plate
;apc !oss from fire III Pearl street:
.cl:lty.
James Cayno--ealins pair O: boots from crspi Taylor
rI.!iy-Ciy Prison >iXy DAYS
Ann ,ackson-sealia- dl-ketc and spider from Benz
min Ives cliity-Pcn;ten;ia-y siNty days.
Anthony Miuevccll huge Brazilian neg-oea,ing over
from Joha Turner: guilty
George Forre--assau aud bl;sery his wife Jemira
guily-Ciy Prison twenty DAYS.
Dennis Conrayassaul; and battery his wife Margaret
guilty. Penientiary sixty days
Alexander Doyle assault and battery Benjamin Levin
wachinan guily-udgcuen suspended and he renanded
Charlie, Tempe-assauit and battery Caroline Halngs
srily-PeaieutiaTy sixty days.
Jane Smith alias Sharp, c1llrc0 yonan-ca,iuc calico
trock from Dcnns Roakc guilyPenentiary sixty days
Thomas Laagan charged with dSorderly
Duct assault and baiicy and iu;oNcaiion Louisa Bruce
Patrick Ciien. John sweeney and John Shey, with assault
and battery eyera discharged witnesses appearing
against them.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17
ARRIVALS At TIE PRINCIPAL HOTELS.
Ecp~rted Cor the New York Tribune.

How,eos-F Garry. >anIu,,y city; " Grcgo urxauira
n'oh' ['"'e y IL E'>>cl Penn !a" II >m,' :; ibnn,;
N'n"e!' 'N'doi ,"' n,' " nav n Non 'n' r"' " Abel
Il r 81 E I a. ,,,n e % ~ " Wi ilgn. tur'c.i pau,
n i,S T E,'I @ W. I'iin .i,ry. " ;,l p,''", T' a.
q "T raon q dos X Vi sullivan Toron,"; nan '.s rEu9r,
ar mo. @ r M"y 6 n li. M !, ~" pSI, SI3i,n
& " T. ,i 'I"s E,on {, I;o, ;S '""" Hv4aS iW
o Thorn Ilait'burg; Hunter, Troy brigham !s
10 @ ~ - @ 30 '' " c'T M m y p ,I ' % ,o'nf n ;, lorss'
T. W Sr Lg"rN 20 pacn,' it1I IL ,lD"' @ - ii@fom mn
'srF , ' = T. = = q, % S - W S " Mi % = row ~ .'f w t1
-. |S Kan crnnny. N,,,llr Woo,t-r. e. Car,hu,,,o
ycsnri W Dunaiog rro, } iuchcy SSnei b aI,hcad
con- " King Hoiiord Hon Camcr Waterford; Roland
,,".ro@ Ecnyon aa,l G pa.on Detroit : clark Gene,n
W Ecr tvrr Iockpor : Noycs ydcparA p W light Prov
l. l.atlcn Sauscrties; 8 BronCbcn. y lorI.
AsI2s % H,3 % W porrnn y rr w ,''S Mr. Ra1rc.
%o,i 1: f. ;,t"n. ts,I Portsmouth Oowr. I. g n
= 6, c.. >n ,lc Prov Bae IT, Boston" r sumner p@
do;Ja do, i henson, ,lOans: v r NnIrec, Iinb~r;
spal,sh Va, iular, Boston. " Phillip, Cmcinna-
)! iarohd cauan's Stevenson r Snlcm; II 1alnase.
: snon Boston; II Co,ei roan!; Morgan Florida; Randall
enc. MOI; & Eobcrt, gaton
f-, ,I,rr C. Pon,cxter V <pton Mr. Kcll, ,o M Wal
ker: Dr. >incr rN oomb. %. W ia.brouck Neeburs:
rh! L Pc Petersburg; ir Could BOSTON, II " strong TroyC
bi Sir Maniu w lay O%co;J y. H. Albany; II oori
Vorf5iA; II Br.arard, Boston; L Il; .abone, Albany
,a,r IN. D in !,ri.toi n = Abbott, Detroit E,.r Ia
X IS Cheer tueu.u \ Gipin, Phil; isany; Hop
M i, .ri,,,. : s.. u !, r,,.,r, p.u.. q II r,rt S,
~ i,nr.,n a.. Mr. IiiIy.iir Tnql,l,i
., ,.,,
'SsJo' - Il i''' - ''NE0' W re,iS
>'nrcA Falls app' Ni'Soa',n " MN IEnoi u u N'i!
do;E Carpenter roy joy! oodnuo Salem A'nIa. Pohecp-
80 Root on; la'"A - Joseph " "cA"0ed Ne"ilrg
" Smil Ahany> N,a o,"eso l. SN"aer dos cahn Phil;
Ha, .I,rae -. " II OGDEN NJ " II WeIartos I,iil II .,
sn; Miller yaa YaheabuIsh Albany smith, dos Su.ng
i"i tda,, ao hscGr Neoia' " q % d' SaiieI. G9i pr
W. ln ] sntb ta @ Il , & rpa ,Iq 'r FSer eo
,o Lincoln dos ii,,,eai wc.tport: iii Davis Albany
I.o4.ag. 10. Elliot B--n-rick.
Pr-e-SrasEr IIousl- Ncfi; M4uieli: " Genen shrews
b1ry II Bra Penae. VI hoop Perm BotTop do; Bon
I,r j ie s ao POOR Portland! 4 s Denmark MI Traaa
,, - w Wo, Ilr & G. II ,y yon oho
nm Woodtoe. Hall Warren. Leslie Dnndn.:
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17
UNIVERSAIIST BOOKS.

NEUROLOGICAL DIsCU<So@, between Ezra S;.cs Ely. D. y
prshyjcau, and Abel c. Thomas u'erspislu able work
-shoul| De- ii tis iahds OF every ono
lNposlTtoS Defence UNlyER.Lis; hy KEY ID " i1
A. AesUMENI son CusisrrSrry b- Rev. n Wlam,ona po
pular uor-cycry dsbclt should read th, work.
E MsUAL, Eoo Of Praer bs Rev Nenze
Rayucr-should be every finly.
". e BRowSLEs d. H. Of M Lectures against
t'Hiv.rsa!>n by Rev. I. J. Sawysr
LETTERS Ep-> r HATFIELD resieH o. s Sermons vi
the 25.h et ilatthGw-by Rev. Il =. iialluck-
LETTERS TO REl EpHES Earscros review h Lectures
NoTEs I'D llrsTR.ToSs P,RAsrs by Rev Thoma Whit
Lira r.. 'ogS Mvae ts arst te:s Ji lh'eFa
i-nn America.
for ale whre-.l., at UNIVEE>iIl>T HOok ESTABLISH
AiENT $50 FUor-str-e bwccz Brcad~ay aud Nassau ago
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17
THe subscribers also Offer to the Plhli- t1s
J\lON OVEN

The ds-e-yed high reputation Nh tbs ea enjoys L M 'y
requires This veil eeng
pe0r the country II Indispensable ar
housekeeping. The Public cautioned purchasing
>purioz article sold for the Union Oven Nor re real aioI
Ouecs, but those made By the sub-c-ihSrs.
JANIS s!YERs co, rs Futo- s.
B-The pce Cnior reduced from the
original prices Ono Dolsr each A'
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17

Police -.t1r<'et Picbpockgt>-O SsariaE
in. Officers a VI. Smt.. and Walker arrested noted
pkPocke named James Bond ayd John Simpson alias Brs
my charged with ha+ing Thursday night l picked tic
packets of otJ9natias 7 Flowers. Of Delhi Delaware Cosnt
this STATE of his pocketbo containing 5000 and upwards
bank bills beside Pronssoy memoranda &c. Mr. Flow
that evening IN tie steamboat from Amso
and the above named caiae the same boat aud by
attracted his altcutor A. he landed from the
boat the what This city and vending his way
and along The street lie perceived himself followed b the
OF whom, Bond occasionally stepped before hiu and
m9eied his progress Whenever he crossed gutter
Or muddy place Simpson would step against him from behind
and IN doing couryed 20 hole in Mr. Flowers coat
and abraci tie pocket book, m which they escaped. Or dis
co~ern his loss, lie proceeded the Police Office and described
the lie suspected winch led their and Identification
by Mr. Flowers Only :; bill and that the Fort PLAIN
Bank all the money found upon them answered the description
OF what Mr. Flower. Lailos st tue! comuiIed 20 prison
i5r further examination.
Slc0lng Bo,ne<-W iam Moore as he called himself
arrested Saturday r the gong oil with three
willow bonuets worth - 30 which ne had stolen rom the store
Of Heary Harrison, No g. Canalsree He prison
20 answer tie charge
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17


lPPER tolilE Off. - Ef.Dgy cb''.'ct 'e", r.
2a4-On the IN INST Mr. -onas T. IonIn~on ino' tcr e
inr har alter ha's sec!ed sum OF money IRON '.ei" IN
te once Oh Jon a. -4"fri'. ~, PFole.'r7 20 a., ='"s'
S'4e Oh l''F'is ONs' co-e %. A"r'''rce' l'- '. ~
s'e -' ''" "i o' ''"'e mon -N' 80
'S 'l'u "7 7DNs' q '' ~ "''' ''s " @ "
~, 80 - D @ " - @ @ ,,,l,....
~ Pcr5oHt III ne store ai among hcIi man named " ''
.i''''i'' -"'y NY H'lsi'i. WHO "a 'ei'''= We @
ca u, Pg NeI to'" '''ri " was 'e''. ~ '7 as P
oeoH M 4".'4A''h 'e''IAe' l~ 9uie us '.' T" ''5 @
store T'AeA az "ene having taken the poehri ne" ana '
cse'' - iii'''r'' "i'i -o 'He sore ploT " s 80
A'i'4I,'h' iht 't'P'h ono -sI 10 IN, a.
were ''%cii 20 detee MS cunt ms landlord IL "
va ltI''1u ~ See''; I'Es 'e' 'e .'ief W
" II " "a 80 80 ~ '- ~ '' = @
'. u. No - o'9 I' 't ~, ''t ' 's l 14I
j.b b 49, ~, S,l,: ;,;, ,I f,i i:-rasr 80
- ~ , - si I ~ ~ H. ,f:ir, ..i-r-- ~
~ -. WI = - 9'3 '' - M, ~ - ~ ~ III -.
go ''-= u.s." , .. -' ~ 49,.
a'-oAH' lo' '' '.i.'eF o i' ''Sst''i i'.' '' -
to ms 'a' anoiieT W tat OF aN Df4De ana teoS
>'-e9..- PRISONER 10 ''u1 ne va -. 'l. i
'Aa athla u j aPfeA9 l'' man ''' - --ii - H--'
NV '''. 80 90 .'' ---1'' 80 pea '.
VIZ" 'V-i7 o' "I 'd a'l-S't - '' va '''
-. -oUa' a' it 'g' ~ - - ~ "7
OK" i'.sF 9it am ~; - 5l ian 90 o4 ." " W ss'
t-i's' 7H'''- itc' u'i- !ii.''t u". 'A -" ''
Dr-t' 20 .''- 7~l a., oi us me prisoner 4's"- ana
ic ifH ~ gold !i= "oTtl also >-V OF MS ' l. ~ ~
'rE oI' OK i.s poi,et ana ..ih'5d men 10 i'.1' VIC |
t-A nm :e iiht 20 ana pe d atd 'e ,'i 90
.y. Tbs Hatfield appointed City Marshal by Mao Va
last sad. or ms lol,ca serTIrrS re
sso etaec bv tie MAJOR officer OF Up
per Police O!e J he ,en aa.er bail and 4tler
he 80 ac, 9ri.;e4 and ael -:.ce, Palmer and Tay.or
rrIse 10 receive k and stating cctou the Mayor
be- was not pressed upon ie then designated
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17
MEXICAN TASTE AGAINST FOREIGN

uE;EgC.aN TASTE AGAINST FOREIGN
"A HUMBGG.-FOI.WEIi. BkENOORT Merchant Tailor
Ful.onsrcl William ard Gold streets take the
p-esent opportunity OF Informing and public
that they have Just receive" supply Of WI Of Eaciu. AID French
Cloth single sir doe KIN Cashmere
Twcec, Gsnbr.ess, Dri, Also large
Of Vc>ins superior quality aud patterns any Ac have
offered. ali selected from the latest mporiatioN-
They wish be understood that their business j, conducted
cuycy the Cash pscpIe and a, they do promise take
fifteen. twenty twenty per Willie
their price, c e taa make
compelled make the DIS
count: but body with that only
a 10 the public, which they Zee! above using.
c0upl. of first rat. pantaloon makers wanted.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17
Ecu,{,,Gv. EgovcrE.
1;1rE GREATEST LUNlNARY n IIIE NUALD-IHe l..er
signed -nccit-y -olici % - Pubic =
TOCGH'S PATENT SPIFIT LAMF>

naalii-;arrdh rs ard uife 'e been 'i vitaln
;ae i-s' two roats IN tn, e All Ha 1aye es1 7aa I them
eh ihe demand for tcn esiesre IheH si'e - Tih
il-s a Egrz aal Tie expense = tifTf Pa cIST LEss
tlar ite eyqcuSc ci
Thc public e Il the Saa.cTsers No
IL Fulton 4 reference. DO .i'-- - .9>s 1.o have
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17
NCW AND POPULAR WORK.

lust PlBIlSIiED 30 Fuon-,treti. between Nassau + ard
j Hrouivyy THE MERCHANTS WIDOW AND OTHER
TALES high Interesting little work from the pen oi Mr.
SAWYER, neatly bound a muslin Price - 'cnts.
h NcY ,rkc Brother Jonathan New World, Efcnin- Sisna
Ladies Repository have expressed themselves IL the lsi
est appreciation Of this work a-o
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17

~ TEE dsESEAE' CSTgEARaNF E9GT Il
q SHOE MARKET, -
~ SCElBNEE n co. woud inform tie citizens of Ne" YORK
s the surrounding county ha; they have opened
the above with Boots and Shoes
Euougl % ,uppiy half the Nation
he Cheapest n4 Best n all Creation.
Iatc. you NJ >prsG.d ia,h
colorcd Caers pcd Cloth Bu>hn> Morocco French Bsn sip
per and Ties tyo-,hrd the price usually asked for the
articles.
C;euemcn YOU too can fnl sprnsi and
Boots, Boeans md Pumps 'oscher WITH quantty
oy, Chlreu Boots arl ehccs all OF ~nch Will be
sold icNcr articles sold before Come
come alt aud for yourselves.
Please tins - Cu;aarac, corner o Monroe
street, below Lord & iy!os and ncN! door to Hull
large Dry Goods
B-Coun,ry md oscr> IN Inc tr-le 'o wish tobus
.Icr, NIL L..
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17

,TEnE Esls. NYINDnYy.

IS HURRAh FOR THE BIG WINDOW of Chatham square.
II No. III door below Mott>trcct, "icrc OLE BOSS
RICHARDS has i,c! up elegant store filed with the most
elegant Boots and SHOES thc and splendid glass front plan
Al who admire l preference he au viii
easily hnd Hi Ladies, please look this l call the
will call also
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17

SUPREME r,rdqr-Be;cve Che! Justice Mel
son and Justices Cowan and Bronson
The of Alexander Mcleod F;ced Tor felony in the
Of the Caroline. winch had been down for
hearing the aeas corpus Saturday, postponed 70
Monday !is day a % o'clock
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17
Cr.NTlElNs: EsTARLHssa,iENT.

CLOTHING; E:STABEHsEslIENT.
TSNIE Sulcrbcr opened the - Howcr fashion
able Tllorin: Establishment. offer, ~ ica> aud the Pub
superior Spring Goods STYLE
which he and fashion OF al who Will
" thcirp patronage. ROBERT 4. BOI'TON.
Te Department sperntendci ly alr Charles Bonfon
of Bouton
made Clothing always on hand. a2G"im
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17
YIN rAvAylt.lNls7sENr

u OLD ROSS RICHARDS has Just ofrned Two OF N ines
Il spIra1d Boot aud Shoe stores "a tIe Z At 90 Green
sl- lupty aad ocpe>; n Tie nicd >'i ai =" 10 "aH
,t.. Iii ,-..u.a cal fo.t.~i,h.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17

J. SPRING FLOW E:sA. Il
G,PEiNG FLOWEKS-t beautiful moral Iae-. Ni'.
= EoeARroN the RosE pubi,hed ard
for ~. m lMltan-..ect. PLle - 80
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17

HATS. HATS!
AxF c. WATSON respectfully reminds hi and the
S public gcncral, h.t he has fil supply OF Fashionable
Hats the DOr,y pattern, well other models,
taste, the old established prices, six! Mole
- Nuira 500 and Beaver, $50 which = per cheaper
the quality ho- -l elsewhere. The regular
m list m the l three ample
their quality and luu'ily
WATSON l5o Chaiiar.. and iGa Euvrrv.
~ B-Caps, also tl1 extensive Of Caps OF every
description be found the City. prices correspondence
h>ic,ac dealers particularly invited look ct his Stock Of
Hats and Caps while purchasing, and he them that ovcy
article thoroughly inspected previous 10 delivery M im
GOOD BOOTS. LATEST EEENGEz STYLE! {!
II GENTLEMEN good and fashionable Boots
would do well caat III iultOrsrcci they Will ind
Z the following riuced prizes
49, Calf Dress Boots from - l. 81.
Seal from - - So.
Half Boots. from s. % S3.'O.
Shoes, Slippers, &c SC, proportienabl, low.
The ub,crer respectfully The publ Ii, Boots
very material and Workmanship the latest Frcac
Spring style H. h, received few dozen Ckn of
quality beautiful finish. Thos VINO have boon troubled BY
,c Boots cracking TIE sides, and Who wish udc
w, particularly requested Gail and leave their
orders. JOHN l.. WATKINS. lii Fulton street,
mis- Inns Nassal-.trcoi.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17

Tie Erpiorag Ezgefiaoa-cai-'- Lawrence OF the ship
CFarnuion arrived at gsrtoysn from the Pacific Ocean,
ports the l. 5 brig Porpoise Capt. Ringgold Ieha,
Jan 2Gth to sail on cruise The day. The PcrPoso
had visited many Of the Fegee Islands ard several others
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17

D->95tj f'isrter acar Charleston :. CT j. stated
,lai For Moaitnr Sullivan Island was blown atom.
ac i!. n+ b. iAe explosion OF three hundred
barrc OF powder, e-.h seven adjacent buildings
There ~ogano and soldiers N and about
the tc-t d tie S.az.c undergoing repairs, 'rben By
,o mean. yet .cerraned the powder ignitcd From 40
to ~ roa the fori. and it ieafed that mani OF
them persisted.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17

lust RECEIVED slcu1 aortaca Of rch riaiA figured and
~ ,-., black black and cuoc Sh good aortmeno OF
PLAN s4d figured Also American. English. and
French Psini, fl aud well selected of
4cs, designs Spring Cn1cNtra cheap
a)5 G-censiot-sL HENRY WILLIAMS 4 60. az ln-
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17
ONE PESE[E STORE

E)ERS9NS wing pufchac good chcaP C!OITIN' Would d
ncl 70 call 3il Chatham where they vii mud the follow
ins - Sl2. Clcth Pants from s 10 So
Jacke:s-clo,h, 81 80 t. 50 sstiuct, >l - to :: 50
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17

e RLEACUEn sKuEETRNG. at l., per ymd, s,
O--{ A3 BRpSAII BI.2kOUGHS, l5S Grand Centre
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17
r II l. G. II l. \ i
ST DesN eO0D EST ADJUSTMENT

NJ HISE I2 GRAND-STREE1, respectfully informs his pat
vi. RON. and the puhc daily RECEIVING from Auction
great VARIETY of Fancy STAPLE DRY GOODS, Of the latest mpor
cation wh,c he offering ac very low is Cheap store i
Grand street. {ewri Broadway and CrbN where The Niuhle
SiSpcace Is mace place OF the So~ Shilling AL I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17
CHEAP DEX GOODS.


I MANt-ACrORY-rhe subscriber would respectfully call the
In, friend, TO his NEW SPRING assortment OF
stocks Scar Ready and Pockc; Handkerchief nil OF
c purchased cash. sad pledges msof 10 sell as
lows other IN the city
n E--Stoek.. nholr.alc ~ rcluced prlccs NIL, Nv
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-11-03

NPThe following still later intelligence
from Florida is furnished in The correspondence
of the Savannah Georgian, dated the 20lh ull,
"'rhe glad ,idings have a, length come TO
hand that Tiger-lairs brother, E-noc-tho-la-
nath-la, has come in to Tampa Bay, and re-
ports that Tiger-,ail is on his way in, with the
most Of his people or band. Should he come
in, and there cannot now be possibility Of a
doubt but he will, it will be glorious indeed, for
The settlements will be Immediately relieved
from these internal savages, and it will narrow
down the line of operation to but short space
comparaiirely-the Everglades
"Six companies of Dragons are to leave
Florida for FOns Jessup and Towson on The
Arkansas frontier. Their move will be imme-
dIately. company of the Cd Infantry relieves
the company of Dragons at Traders lIiI;
another company Of the same regiment relieves
The company of Dragons stationed at Fo,,
Woniac."
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-11-03
COMPREHENSIVE.
MILFORD ACADEMY.

The Trustees of The Milford Academy res
pectfuIly inform the public. that they have Sc
cured the services of the Rev. EDWARD ALLEN,
to take the superiniendence Of The above lnsi-
luton, who will have associated with him,
Teachers of the first order, both for the male
and female departments.
In consequence of an appropriation from the
State, for The benefit of lis nhabanls the terms
of tuition for all pupils that may attend The Acad-
emy from Pike county Music excepIed) will be
per quarter from 81 TO So 90
Tenn. for Others will be. for Orhogra-
ply, Reading. Writing, Arithmetic.
Grammar, and Geography. per quar-
ter So so
With the above, for History Natural
Philosophy, Botany, Astronomy (wrh
use of The Globes) Chemistry and
Rhetoric, per quarter $3 90
Drawing, Painting, with the higher
branches of The Mathematics 81 90
French, Latin and Greek languages,
each IS 90
Nusi, with The use of Piano, Sc 90
Board with washing can be obtained III very
respectable families for ST. rs per week.
School will commence about the first OF Oc-
tober next. The Institution will be furnished
with an excellent apparatus
6y order Of the Board.
HORACE l.. WEST, Secy.
Milford, September 30, 1871.
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For Monroe County Courts, Dece. Term, 1871
| Bickly vs. Hoffman, Ace, ct. al. No. 10, Sep
,ember t. 1887.
Coryell VS.. Urkett, No. s, Dec. t. 1899
3 CoryeII VS.. Wasser, No. 9. Dec t. 1899
4 Heaney. assignee of Siglin, sr. VS.. Shafer, ST.
No. 4, May I. lS40
George NJ Hollenbach, Chester Butler ei
al. vs. Isaac and Stephen Gould, No. 9, May
I. 1910.
6 Driesbach vs. Berger, No. ] /, Sept. t. lS4l.
7 Colt VS.. John and Peter Berger, No. 81,
September I. 1910.
Maria Nixon VS.. Edward Myers, ct al. No
2, December t. lS40.
9 Maria Nixon VS.. Henry Snyder, No. 3, Dec.
I. 1910.
10 Buckman, Malone, Trump, ct. al VS. IIolf-
man, No. 6, Dec l. IS4I.
IL Jonas Greenswiek vs. Peter Slrohl No. 3,
May t. 1910.
l2 Daniel Greensweik VS.. John Driesbach, No.
40, September t. 1910.
l3 Lalorge VS.. Jayne, No. Z, Sept. /. 1899.
IA J. w. Burnel, trustee of Margaret Keyser,
lale Staples, VS.. Peter Snyder, BoIsar Felh-
ern.an and John Shelly, No. 6, Feb. /. 81 |.
8 Franz "s Heller and Chrsman, No. /,
May /. I84l.
l6 Glsh vs.. Keller, No. 9, May (. ls4l.
II Thos. Bradford VS.. Philip Myers The young
er, No. Is, May t. lS4l.
Is Gangwere VS.. Brotzman, No. l9, May |. lS4l
10 Teel VS.. Siglin, sr. No. 2l, May /. lS4l.
30 Samuel Stokes, Michael H. Dreher and John
H. Miller for the The use of Daniel Stroud
Slogdell Stokes, Joseph Y. Wilson, John
Boys and Morris d. Robson VS.. Wm d.
Walton, No "a, Dec t. 1910.
81 Place VS. Dimmick, No. &c, Dec. t. 1871.
% Chrislman VS.. Robert, James and Joseph
Newell, and Jacob Everett, No. Z, Februa-
ry term lS4l.
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view of their enormties, we cannot wonder
why Boatrght, or any other American citizen,
should have expressed their dissatisfaction.
But we shall not seek arguments 10 prove what
the bare facts evince; and we call upon the
frienns of this man and the citizens generally,
10 bring this act before the Government and
let il claim their attention. The subject is one
certainly that ough, to demand its highest con-
sideraton on-.Nalchitoches Herald.
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A STREAK OF LpcK.-Col. Wood, late rep
resenta,ive for the city of Nachez, has sailed
10 England with documents sufficient 10 prove
him the right(ul heir to the great Wood estate.
The Colonel will only be worth about 5 ,ooo,-
O00.-CreScent CITY.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue of a writ of testa,um venditoni ex-
ponas de lerris issued out of the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Northampton county and TO me
directed, will be sold al Public Vendue on
Thursday The 4th of November next, at two
O'Clock p NJ al the house Of john MERwINE,
in Chesnulhil township, Monroe county, the
following described property, viz:
A certain tract or piece Of Land situate in
Tobyhanna township, in the County Of Monroe
containing
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MARRIED.

On Tuesday evening the 18th ult, in Turhot
township, Northumberland county, by The Rev.
Mr. Bryson. Mr.. THEoPHILUs ScHocH, OF vii.
Transport, Pa, and Miss CAROLINE PEELIxG,
of the former place
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-11-03

HUMAN DrGNIrY.-To the Physicians eyes
it must be all pretence: disease. like death,
hrings all to the same level, and he who holds
he dissecting knife discerns no difference in
The muscle of the peer and the peasant.