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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-10-27

The subscriber thankful for the liberal patron
aGe extended towards him, begs leave to inform
MS customers and the public in general, that h
:;illl continues TO receive fresh supplies of Drugs
Medicines, Paints. Oil and Glass; from the Impor
'"rs and Manufacturers which he will sell 10 coun
ny merchants and customers at as low prices a
laev can be obtained in New York or Philadelphia
i.ad on as liberal terms.
Warranted pure ground White Lead.
No. do do do
No 9 do do do
Window Glass of all sizes, from 6-S to 2f-3o.
Putty and Whiting.
Spanish Brown in kegs and barrels
English Venitan Red, in kegs and barrels.
Yellow 0chre and Litharge
Chrome Green and Yellow
Spanish and Turpeniine Gum Copal
Raw and boiled Linseed Oil
Red Lead and Potters Clay
Coach and Cabinet Varnish
Paint and Varnish Brushes
Pumice Stone and Sand Paper
Lamp Black and patent Go.
Prime Umbrio Madder
Spanish and Blue Vitriol.
Extract and Clipped Logwood
Clipped Fustic and Redwood
Oil Vitriol and Aouafortis
Cochineal and Liquid Blue
Pig and bar Lead
Black Lead and Sand Crucibles
Prussian Blue
Ground and grain Pepper
Do Cinnamon
Cloves and Nutmegs
Ginger and Alspice
Liquorice Ball and Root
Starch and arrow Root
EPSON and Glauber Salts
Sulphur Morphia
Do Quinine
Castor and Sweet OIL
Jayne's Expectorant
Do Carminative Balsam
Do Hair Tonic
Bear and Buffalo Oil
Cologne and Lavender Water
Fancy Soap assorted
Hays Pile Liniment
Essence Mustard for rheumatism
Bateman's Drops and Godfrey's Cordial
Gold Tincture
Essence Peppermint and Harlem Oil
Balsam Of Life
Liquid and Steers Opodeldoc
Keysor's German Pills
Lees Anti Bilious DO
Thompson's Eve Water
Together with general assortment OF every ar.
> le connected with the above business.
JOHN DICKSON. Druggist,
Doc. Fickardts Old Stand, No. II, Northamp.
IN street. Easton Pa.
March 81, l84I.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-10-27
SIGN OF THE BARLEY sMEAF,
Philadelphia.

EIAIREI.A.JDUIITH WATSON,
Grateful for the generous patronage he re-
ceired during the last year, takes pleasure in
acquaintlng his friends and the public general
ly. that his house has undergone thorough re-
pair in all lis parts, and is now completely in
order
The table viii be furnished with every deli
cacy the marJetafords The Bar will bestored
with the choicest liquors.
There is also first rate stables attached to the
establishment.
Well knowing that an enlightened public will
always Judge for themselves, he feels confident
that they will favor him with their patronage.
March %, l84l-3m.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-10-27
GUM COPai.

4 a Cases E. ]. Gum Copal in stone, for sale
~ by JOHN DICKSON. Druggist,
nearly opposite the Easton Bank.
liaston, March 81, 1871.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-10-27

gTTINTER and fall strained SPERM OIL
Nv Blanched Winter and Fall strained, in
IDS and bbls., for sale. by
JOHN DICKSON, Druggist
I.aston, March 81; IS41.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-10-27
Coach BOdy Varraish.

S Barrels Coach Body Varnish, warranted not to
crack, just received and for sale by
JOHN DICKSON, Druggist.
Easton, March 81, 1911.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-10-27
Whiting.

VV 1EELL9-
IN Barrels Whiting, inst received and for sale
K " wholesale and retail, bv
JOHN DICKSON, Druggist.
Easton, March 81, I64I.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-10-27
Indigo.

= Ceroons Prime Sp Indigo, just received anc
% for sale by j. DICKSON, Druggist.
Easton, March 81, 1871.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-10-27
Gloves.
CoppeFas.
Spirits Turpentine.

4 a Barrels, just received and for sale wholesale
Il ~ and retail, by J. DICKSON, Druggist.
Easton, March oel, I94I.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-10-27
a N B w YEARS GIFT

Every man, woman and child, in the United States
who possesses Bible, will surely furnish them
selves with the following beautiful series o
Scripture Illustrations:
200 Pictorial ILLUSTRATIONS
OF THE BIBLE,
AND VIEWS IN THE HOLY LAND.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-10-28

rcompet,ors, Jacob n eiakssEee and John n NeitIes
ton, both Of Watertown; that II MT. baheslee con-
sisted Of 81 head. oil raised BY himself with the e1'
ceptiOn oithree; the committee have awarded 70 MI
Blakeslee the premium OF zig.
The stock Of Mr.. NetIlet0n consisted Of - head
all rased by himself with the exception Of i've. The
committee considered it Of almost equal merit. and
therefore recommend that MIR. NeIIlsion be allowed
q gTatuiIy Of &c.
The efforts, and the success Of these gentlemen in
improving our breed Ofcate, are worthy OF the high
est commendation and are audabe eeaRptes tor the
Farmers Of IitchieId County.
OF the stocks of two years old, not less than eghe
in number one only entered, that Of Cyrus Cat
lin Of Lch6eld; there being no coEnpentoT, YET, %
an encouragement the growers OF stock 70 exhoit
them, the committee have awarded TO mar. Ca1in
premium Of %.
Of stocks Of yearngs, only one entry. by Mt. C. N.
Case Of HarwintOn; they considered % merlt0
TOus, aRd have awarded TO Mr.. Case premium Of ~
OF teams Of oxen and steers, farming implements
and agricultural productions, there were two entries
Chandler Judd Of Watertown, and Levi Catlin OF
Litchfie6. That Of Mr.. Judd consisted Of pairs,
all raised by himself, and all broke TO labor; they
were Of quality Of equal merit to any examined by
the committee. His farming utensils, and agricultu-
raj productions were well arranged. and OF the 6rst
order: the committee have awarded TO him the first
premium Of %. .il' '.-'
That of Mr. Catln consisted OF six pairs: the com.
mittee have awarded the second premium to him Of
S. All Of which il respectfully submitted. "a
FREDERICK BUEI. Chairman. .
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-10-28
ON sTOCKS or CATrIE.

Tho committee on Stocks of ca,tle. and teams Of
oxen ana steers, ask leave report That they have
attended 20 the duties assigned Them
For the premium on stocks If cattle. not less than
ten in number. there were two Competitors Mr Ste
phen Atwood At Waieftown, and Mr.. Charles Jones
q lAtchileld; both lots were highly meFtoruus. and
me cattle the committee however have awarded the
premium TO Mr.. Atwood Of o..
For stocks az cattle not less than twenty owned and
Iaised BY the person exhibiting then there were two
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-10-28
THE ENQUIRER.
LlTCHFIELD, OCT'R %, Is4I.

o. The length Of the Reports Of the Committees at
the late Agricultural Fair Of this county occupy 30
much space in our paper today as to crowd out sun
dry other articles intended fOT publication. To our
farmers generally. however, we presume they VIII be
of as much interest as any thing else we could pre-
sent them.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-10-28
ON HORSES AND SWINE. !.

The committee on Horses and Swine respectfully
report. that they have attended t the dnilea assigned
to them. and have awarded premiums ne follows viz
Fer the best Stud Horse. to Joseph B. Cook OF
Harwinton. f.t' ? 'ff a.
I'd bess. Chauncsy Baldwin. BarkhamsseS. a
Best brood Mare. Mrs LaeFeiia BaEber, HaEwin.
ton, sd. .., e.. r.+.l. f.... b.. e.. q
81 bess. Noah Garnsey, Lisehfeld. "''- " :
Best W. old colt, Geo g. Buell. Iisehseid. -.
Cd best, Chaunepy l.. Daylon. Water,ossn. la 3
Bee, 9 W old coli. Jonathan wadhams, IT, Goshen.
I'd best. Lncretia Barber. HaFwinson. )
Best boar. Bennett u. Strong, WOODBURY.
Cd hest, Brni. Webster, jV. Litch6slh .
Best sow, WIN. II. Thompson. Litehfeld. 4
I'd hest, Levi Catlin. Litch6ela 3
Your committee feel hound 10 FepnvN fuV,hey ,ha,
the exhibition Hf horses has not hesn aa Good "a hs
had desired and expected, especially that Of S,,,i
Horses and three year old cclis-tWo OF each oniv
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-10-28
ON SHEEP.

The committee on Sheep, 10 attending 10 the du
ties 0f their appointment. wepe called npOn 20 view
large number most Of which were worthy of she high
i hs,sp issy very
The hest ten fine wooded hicks They have awarded
To Jacob N. Blakeslee Of w aiertOwn for the hes,
flock of fine wooded ewes, 'Ht' ~ "a
Henry Beecher Of WatertOwn. % best do :
Thomas Watson, jr. Of New Hartford. Tor the best g
ten fine wooded ewes 4
Stephen Atwood Of Wa,ersown, I'd hest, !
Thomas Watson, jr. for the best Eve fine wooded
ewes, 7'rGT - %.tFfL
Stephen Atwood. Cd hest =! a. .,,r o.. g. rs. 2
Lorran Thrall Of Torrngton, for ten fine woolesf
bucks. ~ ~ sA'F.
Alonzo Wiring Of Torring.on. for the best fine
woOled buck, -. ,.'t5ss ,,.ffI e
Johr, c. Amber of Bcthlem. I'd hest, ~ .'a''' 4
Joseph H. Bennett Of Cornwall, for the best coarse
wooded buck, II Ia staiesl tslEi 1i '-t'is Ei9
Harley Morse Of Litchfield, ID best, "a a, .,.r i
All OF which il respectfully submitted. 4.
."iH[ ~ ANTHONY C. STRoSG. Chairman.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-10-28
BUTTER AND CHEESE.

The committee on Butter and Cheese have attend
ed the duties required Of hem and report thar three
lots Of cheese and three lots of butter exhibited
oil Of superior quality highly meri,orious, and reflect
great credit on the good house. keepers who made it,
The quality Of each lat 20 nearv equal that il
was entitled to The preference; but after careful
examination have awarded ne follows:
50lbs. butter. by Gurdon Flley Of Ltched, the first
premium oil g.
the secOnd prercium Of 81. d. T.. - 5.r
100 lbs. cheese, by EbenezeT w. Beach, Of Goshen,
the first premium Of %.
100 lhs cheese, Nv GuTdOn Filey, the second prem.
um oP$l. Which 10 respectfully submitted.
J. c. WADSwoRrH, Chairman.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-10-28
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
ON FAR MS

The committee on Farms. of which Erastus Ly.
man, Esq. was chairman, made report. detailing We
ry infinitely the appearance nnd improvements Of the
four farms entered for premium, to wit by Stephen
Atwood ot Watertovn, Jacob N. Blakeslee Of Wa
tertown. VIM. II. Thompson Of Ltchfeld, and Tho.
mas q. Boswor,h Of Salisbury. but which for wan, Of
room we are compelled for the prescnt-especiaIy as
it is written in blind pencil maIks-,o omit bu: may
give i, hereafter. They awarded tho let premium Of
$40 to Mr. Atwood, the ID Of 90 to Mr. Biakeslec,
and the Sd of go to Mr.. Thompson. Il .y,gI
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-10-28
WORKING OXEN AND FAT CATTLE.

The committee on working oxen and fatted cattle,
having attended TO the duties assigned them, beg
leave to Tepur, The premiums placed at their dspO-
cal hy the Executive Committee were four in number,
to be awarded fur working oxen; and four pairs OF OK
en- only were exhibited competitors fnr them. One
pair Of oxen BY Jacob N. Blakesee Of WatertOwn,
and one pair by Leveritt futile of TOrrngton. were
entered az owned and raised by the person exhibiting
them. Ynnr committee were 50 well pleased with
both pair {" Them that they ngrecd that willie
pair excelled lille in beauty and symmetry Of form,
the other pair rxcelled lille in the firm and steady
pull nj the drawing match. Your committee feel
doing honor 20 the distinguished breeders Of stock
who raised aud exhibited them, and to the comfy in
which they were raised They have therefore divi-
ded the two premiums equally, - 10 each.
To John Garter Of Litchfeld, the first premium fUg
the hest pair If oxen not raised by himself. 81.
To David Lucas Of Cohen, for the I'd hest, 50. +.
Your committee had f,mr premiums, amounting IN
all fourteen dollars placed at their disposal 70 he
awarded tor faed oxen. had there heen competitors
for lheDf-and hut one person entered for premium.
This TO your committee is matter Of regret, that
while your money is freely offered. there should
he spirited farmers enough in county to anu
take il. z. F','t-~~o ..'. - ~ t.t'ti-5
Eli N. Baldwin Of Water,own, entered FIR premi-
ums TWO pairs Of fat oxen and single Eat one. Al
though there no cOmpetit,r, the committee
"a to each. a
Your committee would here beg leave to rccon,-
mend to the farmers of Litcheld county increased
attention to the rearing and training Of fine spirited
working n MNst important auxiliary TO farm
labor, and as the team best adapted 10 our billy couR.
try. All Of " hich is respectfully submitted.
'..# ,. Thomas WATsoN, Jr. ChairmaB.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-10-28

John Jacob Astor commenced the world
with nothing. and 10 now the richest man in
New York-an evidence of what PerseVer-
ence and economy will accomplish. What
has been done can be done again. Try II.
It66P 10y nothing doubling, and you will be
SSsfss Y SIleaesd. ''F'' 80
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-10-28
cows. HEIFERs, AND CALVES.


The committee an Cows, Heifrrs and Calves In We.
examined the several animals submitted fr their s,.
spection, and have awarded the premiums offered hy
the Society rs follows: -
To Eras,us Lyman Of Goshen. for the hest mich
COW, o.
Tullius C. Hayden # Torrinetnn. Cd best. 3
John S. Wolcou Of IL,chfield, 81 hest. 9
There were eight cows presented NIL Of them vau.
able animals
Geo. s, Buel Of I.chfeld. for the best three year
old heifpr 3
John c. Amber If Re,hlcm. Cd hest, 2
The c1mpeiii0n on two year old heifers was clOse
there were twelve presen'cd-some diversity u
opinion in committee as to their respective merits
they have however awarded
To Henry Beecher of WafertOwn, for the hest. 2
Samuel Garnsey ri Plymouth, 81 hest,
One presented by Win. n. Thompson. Of the native
John Hungerford, excels in size.
To Stephen Trowb bridge Of Liichield, for the bepf
wearing heifcrylg Is III +. la.'f} .'.ll $50
OF bull calves there were eight /. sn.s.ss. a.
To Levent futile Of TnrringErd. lor The hest, 2
Those presented nv VIM. A. Riley. ChanncCy l..
DAYTON. and Stanley Griswod. were fine calves, and
highly n,eritorious. al IA ~ .1
r hI Rev Harley Goodwin Of Warren. for ,hs beet
One ,eAI,ibi,ed by Edward Cowles, a very superior
animal IN saMle Of its points. H.. .'''F ~
To lorrain 'IhseI Of Harrington. for the beat lot
OF caIves. five in armher. : = i EEI 3
Geo. S. Bu$l Ut .Litchretd ID hest r-sr g- = urar 2
All which Is respectfully snbmitted -'s4
...It... -... .r..H.t JOSEfN AMRIEn. Chairnau.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-10-28
STEERS AND BULLS.


The committee on steers and bulls beg leave 10 re-
port, that the hns exhibited were very fine OF tho
ll grown bulls. the committee e e hound say thar
the one owned by Ebenezer w. Beach Of Gushen IN
an excellent animal, is also the owned by Mr..
L. l.. Dayton Of WaGrOwn. $500. f.... ...s.
Tho committee awarded the FIRST premium to Lnr-
rain Thra Of TOrngtOn, for the hes. full grown bull.
-. .r.'i 49,. '-.r .1,f.
To George Merchant Of Li.ch6eld. for the second
hest, 80. t-....,. -...
OF the yearling bulls exhibited the first premium 10
awarded to Ira Seymour. of New. Hartford Of %.
The second To Christopher Wheeler 81 Litchieid,sl
The committee feel tho, it lie hut jus, to that
the bulls exhibited hy MessFs. Daniel Spaulding.
Chester N. Cnse, and Bennett Strong wsrO fine Hn.
mails, and entitled great credit for proportion aud
size. .Hs- h
The steers exhibited were also fine in build and ap-
pcnrance. The three wear old steers exhibited bv
Samuel Garnaey aud neni. Webster, ir. entitled
to the favOrai le ,sidenon Of the committee for
build, color. and general appearance.
Strong 0f Wsapdhmry, 50. .t
The second to T.rveriii Tni,'e Of Harrington, %.
Tho two wear old steers exhibited were alsO iine
The committee awarded tho firsl premium 10 Da-
yid I.ucns ii G.nhan, So. ".
The second to Thaddcus Cliswold Of Torrhcford.
81.
Hiram D. Rood of Sheffield, exhibited fine bull.
hut not living in this county, could receive pre-
MUM. HERMAN BALDWIN, Chairman.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-08

Jet because We do 50, the Argus stismaiize' US as
iadplging in . fendish exu' 'ta;i'n-' Is the cpl
,het deserved
Bu, ,hs Argus talks of (" restoring the credit Of
the State to the stardng il had when Gov Sew
:. ard cane into power" Fair sirs, We arc haPp:
>, find YOU on that gracious erraud, and will prof
fer you some hinr. for its success. If YOU truly
wish TO restore sta:e credit just speak your Lo
eo-Foco brethren Of Mississippi, and tell them
to run their ticket on the express ground OF re7a
diatinr their States Debt and s,cinaling her
creditors. Speak to your brethren who control
he Legislative action Of Illinois, Arkansas and
Florida, urging then, to pay the interest on their
.oans and not doom honest States to suffer for
their bankruptcy or fraud. When you nave done
this effectively there viii DC no difficulty in realiz
ing hundred cents TO the dollar on any six per
cent, loan OF the State ST New-Y ork.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-08
DIARY

CALgSoAR OF CIRcufr CouaT-This Day-l7O oIo
1872 3ii go. 3., 4O+ to i27 inclusive J73. ~
CALySsAk or Curt or COMMON Pr r,.o 4, on IN,
l'2, lfi, l37 Ia l7e 3ij, 2s, go 49, - q 7Ia ~
l9I SO 90 . Il u 80 Il, -, 73 3j 3l5 II. r.
~: isG 80 ~ ~! 3li 3o5. 23 l25 Isl a 10 A. 9s
3g %! 313 30 3e5 III, 1855, 33. IOs. L. 81 81 -
rior CooIt ." . 'p'-
New-York tribune., 1841-11-08

Tux PorULAR yorE.-The Van Buren major
,y in the State Will be rather under $1,000; and
on the whole, our defeat is not 50 bad as the Re-
sency'. wa, in 1897, when we routed them b.
over Is, 900, and carried 100 TO % Members Of
Assembly They have now abou, sc TO So We
shall publish the Official vote Of each county as
soon as we receive it.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-08
Hesry Vande-voor;, Esq,
Clerk Of Sessions. Of New York.

DSl0g Reward-One Hundred Dollars Reward has
been offered for months, TO any ~ho will use bottle
Of Hsys LnHsnt foi the Piles .itaoat bang cured or
iaou.ands Sold 10 no one nstsnce has failed Of care
Pfoof overwhelming to be had where it sold-ONIY al
Il Maiden lane. Remember the number as i; coupfe,
fsIL.d BY ra.cal In the ssme .treet
New-York tribune., 1841-11-08

OUR MKT LEclsLAruaE.-The Senate viii
stand u Van Bsfcn to lG Whig. 4. already stated.
To the Assembly Wing. have been eecte4 as fol-
New-York tribune., 1841-11-08

IL WHITE TEETH The ladies aud gentlemen OF nh
Civ have rnbly patrOnsed the Aromatic Tooth Paste
an from the recomne OF those that Use II the
paste sells rsSdy. 1t L. pledged To clean ard beauty
tho teeth the breath aud eicctnally remedy
that pest spoupy gums AMI loose teeth. 1t th- most
agreeable eTectual portable and economical dentrihee
before tho public. - per jar. The genuine lnra
rlaby has nay a hanisomc label affixed to each
Jar. Horace Everett, chemist J67 Green" Ich street
~
New-York tribune., 1841-11-08

And probably Alegany = Fa'AlIH l. a''' PET
hap. Cnt,4raugu, ., though we hardly expect X
~ We do no, publish list of Members today
because Of the doubt about the three last nsned
Coun,ic,. We hope to have it pc rfec' tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1841-11-08

II Fer Poem and an affecting Tale Of Zeal Life
see Last Page
New-York tribune., 1841-11-08

y For notices Of se7e-sl New Books ard Maya
zines AMI original Letter from England, see First
Page.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-08
POLICE OFFICE.

POLICE OFFICE. Nov g.
THEFT OF MusKcr-A msn named William Morgan.
Friday night arrested IN the act of stealing a
lnuskct. worth ~ from the of Nichoa, Conckln
No 90 Chatham for which Saturday he COM
mtied to prison.
ErrciESr Tern ExrRAcTSR-A man named james
Taylor, arrested Saturday. charged with having
struck William c. Livingston, Of No - Jane. street,
severe hloS the mouth thereby extracting of bis
teeth in he prompt aud scientific For this
display Of his tooth extracting .kill however, he
~urded by lodgemest the City Prison.
STEALING CHICKENS ~ stshman A lien on Friday night
found fellow named Lawrence Il. Stevens in Water 81,
~IIh pair OF chickens he had stolen and who seeing
the vaichmsn approach, threw them cellar way
fed. He was however caught, and he vas known to
be the comp Of varabpn- and thieves and mad
before found equally equivccal positions, 1t was nd
jucged proper by the the follow with
out home or lawful employment TO provided quarter.
fo- HIN for the winter on 81 ,ckv-l ELS Island
STEALING SILK RiggoSs.- James Jordan and James
Clifford Saturday arrested and committed for
stealing ribtons and silks from the OF
Thona- I,,ine No.i5 Pearl St
DAsfxc THrFr A>D vioLGScE-On Saturday morning
fellow banned Charles Smith, the house Of
Jane. Dunbar No - Bo~ery and tol- carpet worth
s. of the -tar, h.ch ne ted handkerchief and
about carry off rhan hr Dunbar and prevent
ed ha. He then, however attacked and knocked down
Mr. Dunbar and beat others tho TO his
but scer Prince John DAVIS coming along seized
and arre.tng Smith conducted him the Police Office
whence he prison for both the Ia, +, and
saali-
rRovIsiSs FOR HANps AND FEEr.-Otfcer Durando, on
Saturday evening arrested named James Green with
pair of new boots and ladies' muf under IN.
which he bad .toen Yesterday Nr. TotieR Of the firm
OF Mcssrs. AlvoTt & To;en Of No 10 Bowery. identified
mah that mad been stolen from his store, ard
making affidavit OF the fsctiGreen sent prison.
An however. .tiIl waited for the boot.
MAXlSC YRYE WIZ PsiESp's PockEr.-A young
Of dissoIute character aamed Emelne Johnson
arrested for stealing s. bills from the pocket OF M
John Strong Of Church who mad paid her friendly
vsit or Saturday night. sh. eomattcd 10 answer
the charge.
RossISs SHor- -SEEPErs-A named John Soare,
alias Jean Baxucs, ala. Robert May, arrested on
Saturday suspicion Of hayzs the I'D ult stolen $40
IN bills from the Of Messrs Rro.er & Rssher No
40 Broadway He also charged with havin, stolen
81 from ;be drawer Of Nj Baldwin Gardner No % Maid
en- lane In his pocket found ,,o the bali of 81 ball
stolen from M Morgan Fultcn .trer no presented
the half of the Police Oce and says Ii at ne
was robbed the OF So The practice Of the
p.isonsr It IS said 90 INTO stores aud order
Dill OF goods and while they we're gettisg r.ai ~ the
would rob the EoEey drawer aad iheu Leave saying ne
would call and get and pay for the goods bu, never did
He va committed to prison 10 the charges.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-08
nErARrNcNr or WAR, Nov ISL
By command at Major General ScorT:
/. THOMAS. Assistant Adj. Genernl.

FROM ArRicA.-Thc schooner Herald, Capt.
Gold.uith from Princess Island, 5th September,
arrived at Boston the 9TH instant. Capt. &. re-
ports that II. NJ. sloop of war Iris, Capt. Tucker,
touched aboat lst September for water &c. and
sailed nsain on 4 cruise. A short time previous
she had an engagement with large SLAYER, in the
Bj<ntof Benin, and beat off with the loss oi
4. eral men killed and wounded among the hat
Ter was the Commander.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-08

EscAFs FROM Jstr-Charles Moore and Tom
Smith, ,wo finished villains. effected their escape
from ,h- Bufao jail or thc night Of the ID inst
BY striking down the keeper just as be opened the
door Ter the purpose OF letting them nave zone wa
ter which lhey had solicited. In addition to beat
ing the jailer. ana knocking hin down. the villains
ransacked his pockets and took wh4; money ne had
sbou, him, thu, adding robbery their ALREADY ao-
canulated crimes Sheriff Brown and his whcie
posse coraitsts are now the trail, and may sue
coed in re-capturing the frgiiiyes.
RoBBsRY.-The store OF Horatie Bue in Lake
Co.. Illinois. was robbed OF $500 worth o; DR.,
goods on the a3d The next day the good. were
found concealed in the barn al two brothers named
Kellar Engli:hren, on their farm three miles d--
tant They are worth some 3 coo. bu' Penuriou'.
On examination, one Of iherr was released, and
the other, with man named Alea, fully commit
;e 4 for trial
New-York tribune., 1841-11-08

Health or NEw-ORrgASs.-The number Of
internents reported to the Board OF Health dur
ing the , hours ending the 28th at noon, WAS
y, of which / were of yellow fever. Admissions
jato the Charity Hospital 10. of which yellow ie-
ver-d>charges T. | of yellow teycr-death' :,
both of yellow fever; asmbcr of patients remain
ing, SOC.
lutermeurs reported for the a9th. Is, of which .
were yellow fever. Admissions into the Charity
Hospital S. OF yellow evsr-lO discharged : OF
yellow eycr-2 deaths OF yellow fever. 3ll pa
tients remaining.