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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-16

i' Sh,.Eie subscriber Offers iur se that well known
Farm Fat Fci'ts situated Hampton Roads aud on The
Point side ~ Hampton Creek Elizabeth CITY County aud
ltlnt n the lwo places one mt" IL e"hin- ~ acf" ui
red Land 20 af wuado inferior hlack lands
nl- on large wund dwelling house, years
nj. summer including the basement story making N Ill
- rooms other necessary out buildings, and might be
.- !. IN Lutte expense place al Fashionable Fei ip the
oonyalescen' and a 10 heathan comfort, np 10 &c
td any in the lower country as IT Is mined a'ely sur
led ~ fish flesh and poultry The quality 81 the Land Is
~ il; as been Jr several years highly improved b. cavci
! III. average per acre, with good cultivation, j. twenty
s II wheat thirty Of oats, and thhy-hte n corn. y
taby adapted to the growth If The sweet potato Crop with
s,u wards of shore the largest sLhooners can receive
\ al tcrsons wishing To buy VII: necessarily fsamh"
oer'g themselves lie Undersigned, therefore, deems II un
ly further TO enlarge. Possession can be had 10 seed
= early suits that grain All communications
'r- u3>t pad. IHos- /. 1ooDN ~.
l9-i.,i
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~ -. OF THREE VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE
~ !.a sell any of my three f.;inS, all oil winch
!" aertl.hy region a any IN Virginia.
ri. Rs,t, county, il- Rapid Ann river,
mce l.. los the Racc.n Ford, and about 80 miles from
bug IL contains 9a acres between aud Go I'll whirh
astes. The woodland i we'll tmhsrcd and situated l!ns
20 recent assessment, valued higher, by sworn
49, n an: Of land in Orange county II has large
Itt. hoa>r, w.lh roo;-, and usual oui buildings
- ii l opposite Soldiers Rest" in Cupcrer county,
81 valuable contains about 10 OF land, be-
fr cleared, and .O Of the cleared land
- grounds The woodland is well timhered, and much
would produce fine tobacco. IL has small two story dwell
~ h:sr, &c. Il.
f H.r>e Sio lies in the bend of the Robinson river Cu
coa,y near the Mills of Mr. z. T. Willis, and within about
e. Orange Court House IL contains s9u acrcsitO OF
= cleared half least OF the cleared land IS me
:f4nnds, and he hill land scarcely less valuable.
- Farm, and Mr. VIM. Z. Glossals have understood,
neI the I'D assessment, valued al the same pr'ee, and
'hln ans other county of Capspsr, which then
aed Rppahaamcck. This Farm small dwelling house,
r sad ree Tracts Of Land in good state OF improve
NJ aud clover and PLASTIC. finely upon them They now
touiion 10 bring abundant crops "f corn wheat Tobacco"
sh are we'll adapted Such selection OF valuable
rarely offered 70 those who may seek an investment III
estate.
% ar'crlar information may be had, by reference to Jcre
Hafion ESQ., who will be in Richmond until the 2Jh o.
ii after ia psIiod, his Farm adjoining 'the Horse
= 4: letter, addressed 20 me, Racoon Ford o., CMpeper
- VI. GEORGE MORTON.
'teh y, iSil. lH7-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-16

4 Gideon Clean the SUBSCRIBER bearing date thc h No
vembrr and recorded IN the Clerks Once OF lnce Ed
wand County shall proceed To SELL 10 the highest bidder
promises, for CASH saturday The ith day OF August
ucy The Tract II Land The SAID Gideon Glenn Formerly
resided living in the county Prince Edward aud containing
s acres Inc title said land is believed 10 b. good but
shall! convey only such title resicd ~ me by VIRTUE :" sa
Trust Deed. ABRAHAM Nl.'a"i'i,
ig-2awtdS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-16

+ I tIl Estate on Dan riyer on when now ,e ,
ia ,ia'e nay he isu: called vaipihe, an' "a u 4
,,.rp,nt II consists at Isl oi Low Grouhas aha
rs r, 4 HIGH Land II has Brick House 81 te aretsi sax
' rai state, ant every building essential 70 '"r "
In. ati"n II a family aEl necessary 10 cropping
!; ,patitte the value oil s'ch an fst 10
's disclose. viii be inclined 10 look anu rAi'ne
t,.if aud j. ,nvitrd The OF sale VIII ne com
;sr ,srd buy, by the owner VINO - GEM
a"nc aud always ready, either by himself OF ms
tie premises any who wishes 70 sec tne'
t,a'.. Of the Berry I'M Estate no.
sy Sold privately wil lie offered Tor sale, 70 r ngnrs
Al auction dly OF October next, with all The
f-.sl4al- property belonging 1, tn- Estate. ...,
EDWARD L. CARRlNGTOS.
',,. I2-tdS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-16

Y,r,iE HOTEL PROPERTY FOR SALE.-Gy virtue oil u
L. la II Trust made subscribers b. Abner Robinson,
Ill lg Of September, 1899 10 secure the payment 81 4
money therein mentioned. 10 Col. e. r 6"od' whie's
- iri IN the Clerks Office OF the lius.ings Court 81
- Rclmnnd we will offer for sale, on the premises al
action 4 cash. Tuesday, the 22nd diy OF June next,
III nGb.ei m,ety Of that valuable property, known a.
s II Mel Property, comprising several bidding lots on +
N. H.. on l2h street, and 18Th street all {" when
ais !~Srrinrd in the above mentioned Deed Aeta:
....-. viii ony convey such title rs Is vested Ia u>
+ !. orliey cd % be iudSputable.
Il. T. DANIEL, 1-,...
]. H. CHRISTIAN,
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LAND FOR SALE
PURSUANT 10 decree OF ihr Circuit Superior Count d

PURSUANT 10 decree oil hr superior Of Law
a 81" @ o , S' Is ' IN M - IN, Of Je" I""l""
against Jesse opnr's heirs and others The Undersigned
70 ij,ic SALE 10 highest bidder premises tie
days hereinafter stated - "wiu. Tict> oi Land belonging
10 thr estate u Jess" lorinr. Gccra,ed-viz
WEDNESDAY, The .i-r day q! Im'y If fair, M, II
not the neat i'Ir Day c Tract Of Land y he county ." ~
-cr-d, exhibit t. aied IN The eansc a containing 80
And on same day two other Tract. said county adjoining
each other add II them adjoining the above mentioned tract
called hughes and he Sold these
described per exhibit T. in sad continuing ~
and IL poles The saic VIII f win IT,, tnct
and when l. Sold then h- FIST mentioned VIII e so'd-
purchasers ~! therefore fret attend ri hughes
And FRIDAY, The I'D day 4 inl' ncN II fair and i n"'
t. IN sad Je Jorlinc deceased iynr IN Nri,, county a,
acfc for HOLMAN Juptnr: ihS rs,rc j. i, tcri survey
1h lT'ci adjons ai Holman juilns, Arsaon John
son and Others.
And day The portion = The Land purchased Is all
Jesse Juyns The William a, deceased. l:in-
Nelson oun'y AMI adjoining 'r- i.t MENTIONED tract, vile"
teio 70 TIE estate q sad Jc,s. icpinr Tins p"';.a
contains survey, Isl acrcshu, II i suirc !" Iuc
da lial's undivided oncisih interest therein The al" = re
twn tracts WI commence wi The one i-i naiird-T'ac-
viii, therefore ,r day q sar attend fr>t On TIA,
And MONDAY the stih day Of July rcNt, II far # nc,
day the Tract Z" Land Nelson county hslcnc:r
said Jesse Joping, wherein John Hughes
The lands mentioned Is,n. Nelson county,
within four i've miles from the Canal and ne of about ave
other lands The susceptible
The highest degree OF Improvement !! clover and aud
those rs mentioned, and lying IN Ahcnac mostly :" very
fine quality, high land and low grounds with frri.
land for timber: they also sufficiently rrc :" prevent
washing. and for convenient cniureand w The ne q cv
and rla-,rr which latter article rhracngG -
rlci,- If the canal 10 render neatly cnta On trr
TIT, a. on tin BASIN hank IN Richmond easily ana
rlcapy rGi:e!; lgto>i possible drgfcr fertility. in.S
them good barns and other nccdli hi'ilng- ior crop
aud good rr.o hoscSaEd tie fr>t mr:;';n'd icc, H. -i
az jesse jnpn., las a.rr ant r"nm"iious DIS elm
house. with IN excellent "Tcado choice liur
Purchasers viii Of look and a::, for tIcn>cvcsiit
with lie reduction q the cost 81 ian,rns'in AMI IT, inai
advantages and convenience 10 this properly "m tle Canal
the present nw prizes Of our lands and r almost aso'"tr
aIny that from he Influence ~ NE Canal alone, u must
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-16
April Goth. lstl
l!lCu ACADEMY.

THE exercises school will close for the present
The last If June aud will liz resumed tie 10Th If july
This Academy 50 long and ivoabiy known, coumoiloIs
Lck ciice The Red iloie between .i,rn and
I.csburr, nci.l,oo,d distinguished health
cxcmpinn from temptations with which Village
tius attended and i Of by all
directions TIE ,u-'nbr having had several year. experience
in teaching as Ia cahl. HIM give the satisfactory
monin Of his qualifications he pledges himself spare pains
in promoting The intellectual and improvement The pupils
entrusted 10 his charge In addition Tie studies the
grammar the English and Classical departments oppor
tDities In French and Spanish languages afforded when
desired rocaniatioL and composition vii: be- attended to
ne and respectable families convenient TO
the Academy.
Rates IF Tuition.
For Elementary English branches $40 per session
For Ancient Languages -
Buard including Washing &c ~ per session q
FIVE months FIELD a. CLAIBORNE.
The undersigned, of whom patrons Of the abcve
scho take psas,c sinng that they deem themselves very
fortunate having procured the Of Mr.. Claiborne IN
instructor in their Academy The pursued by him for s o
sessions has without Inception given entire satisfaction. II Is
therefore, with tic utmost confidence IN hi it We reccneh"
the school 10 the pub.it.
n. DURHAM, H. !. SMITH,,
j. RAINEY, J,rs,,.s JAS W JEttREnS'
j. r. RAINEY, DAVID POINTER,
JOHN McADEN, WM SMITH, "a.
june IS i1-l-oA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-16

Having Jaquen Taylor Co. their stock of Dry
ooas AMI arranged with them their Fall Importation
arrival We n The same safe wholesale, upon the usual
terms al the store heretofore occupied by them
". shall Keep constantly hand tine assortment Of Brussels
2 ply kl!er,n.s,er aud arpcng and Rugs which
will be sold, wholesale retail, al low prices
RICHARDSON & CO.
p,.hnnrd J,iy l6-l2t.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-16

- The above sale postponed until THURSDAY The 2sd OF
and hy consent of the parties concerned the terms VIII
rh cash. or approved negotiable notes NJ on DAY pear
~ one fourth. months one-iourih IN IL months; ana
III + months the last three instalments to bear ite
-. - ~ ~ 80 Lids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-16

Y,RENcH BURR MILL sToNEs.--We have on hand a Inc
prepared make to order al The Penientia'y' 'S'"
inS ,aceiyed n suoly of Block, direct from the pes
suares in Orders addressed to me- VIII
and cheap article - VI "-' - io--3m
Inne
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-16

\ .a>SicAl SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LaDlES-The subscri-
= "ho has been engaged in the business OF tuition for
s-af iecn Of them Principal of Female Seminary
k AM ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10 in the city Of Rich
% ~, Isl of October next, Institution for the instrpc
@ iuIr. Ladies' in the various branches Of Classical and
;ng. The terms, location, and other particulars, will
'e"tt u Prospectus 10 BE- hereafter given.
HENRY ROBINSON, If Sc.fou.
-.ataa l5-If
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-16

4, G. GRlsyOIn aud u. y. CLAIBORNE, Jr.. ar7oa,ir,
' ss"., al e Counts Richmond aud county !" ia
The Clients ,f cevc the benefit Of The experience
Of Herbert A. Claiborne, E,l
story OF the Powhaian House, opposite
the City Hall.
Richmond, April aath, lsfl.-
To mn my health is rcnstaied, the firm
void Claiborne viii aid IN the OF ny
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE.
April 2O,h 1871. llt-aaw3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-16
Making an excess Of expenditure this
wear over last of

year over last of @n,h n 10
find further that in tie first three moh'i, ~ M
ra,r whist the reins OF Government were n'o -
mocra,c hands. the expenditures were -,
',.r,a;n,, Il 5423-o % per month Tue secretary
,l p ,aat from tic 4h Of March last, 10 Tue ~ o.
Ia,. 4, embracing period OF ten 1onis, ''e'e
I, 49, ~rended S45.j $50 =, or @2o'',i"' " pr
,onb making ci,l30,5i3 ~ more per 'o't, '''1''
@ ~. Dp;aoc ra,.c Administration espeheSa' no
r,ornses--ii.,s Is "fetfe Ghiiie"t aa 'e''i.
',t yscraance Instead Of diminishing ihey aie IN
,.s,o, tie p:J.c expenditures as have SNOW n.
D., -, object j. MT much u comment upon 'iei -
..,. mixed truths and let ,aeI GO ont to the coun
~, mh,,. The people Will make tier own comments.
me Secretary Ct me Treasury says, aud The same
,rr has Leen asserted and feasse.ted IN tLs commit
loo liza; there has been excess OF expenditure over
,h curren, revenue within the past four years QFom
The sl day Of January 1887 10 the 4h day OF March,
ls4l1 amounting 10 3l,3l0,0l4 20 Now, for The
sake Of argument suppose This 10 be true, who are re-
snons5Ie Those y.ho make The appropriations, or the
President, who bound 10 app, ,heG TO the Objects
.oecifed: Assnrediy the former. We'll then, let W
take NJ the journals OF Congress- and zee II i IS yey
modest or fair, or just, The friends o this Admins
,raon 10 taunt upbrad the pas, with exPeHt'Hs TOO
much money.
hold in my hand, Mr.. Chairman, the JOUR- ais OF
The House of Repre- enta,iyes for the years Sc 10
Al, including the 18th and S6:h Congresses find
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-16

Co-PARTNEESIlIP NOTiCE.Wc have associated "'i' =
~ Sir u. f. g. Baskerville late If Petersburg Va and "l
rh day, business under the ssr !
Binords Bacon < Baskerville. BfNFORDs J. BACON
Richmond, JnlN l. Isl. II,-lt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-16

Tobacco Pressing Mills and Castings; Mi- s'inus " ~
any other kind Of Machinery that may be called ol. s m
Al! Of which will be marked aud forwarded u ues'
printed directions for setting and working the'
2- In addition the evidence Of the Ascui.u," 49, Rc,
IIenrco, evinced their exhibition and Far helu n;nn
mond on the 26,h May, 1871, ny their awarding 10 MN r =
on 1hrasins Machine, Corn Shelter and nsas arcJ
pu.shcd BY them in the ichm0nl papers he IS ~,
furnish other full satisfactory testimony IN favor III
CHIMES 10 I'LL 'Aa' hg lequ'e ~ l9--4t
Iulv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-16

IANk OF vIRGiNIA-The Directors hsr declared 4. Divl
I'D dend uf three per the rtpar Sack Af The 'Shk O!
Virginia. payable aud AFTER he Its insanei o onr per cen;
he reserved the bonus Ia the Common
wealth. j. W. PEGRAM, CuSa
Richmond July 9th, 1871. lS--it
lHARAlERS BANK of vRGISfa.1hc board Of Directors
have declared Dividend Of three per cent ont Of the last ~
months profits subject deduction on the nrn stock u quarter
uf per bonus 10 the stale.
J. C. BLAIR, Cc<h.
Il OIL, lsu ls-itf
BILLET TIMBER-lhJOlO stave AMI heading BiirtS want
ID ed for the ptncntiary. For Mcrch.nah Timber
deliverable the institutions the highest price current WI b.
gwen. =: inches inches wide, aud Il
thick the heart edge heading hl-t inches WIDE y
inches long and thick, edge: rifd heading.
j. G. WATSON, .7sfni frui,raiid"y.
June 7-:m
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RLCKINGiIAM WIITE sIIrIlTE SPRINGS.

7Ir liberal patronage subscriber received drn.
The las, season induced him. al great expense, 10 make
consider e additions buildings, and other accommo'a
tios these Justly celebrated Mineral Springs lie viii be-
The Rue KIN CHAM sulphur Springs situated within
mile from Curdvi'c, the Of Buckina
Richmond Is mites from ynrbur., IL miles
from Ear,,yllr and miles buckingham 4. H. The
retired and elevated situation,
The traveller see conducted 10 the Springs
bv good roads Though well cultivated country. ir sh,r.3cr
is Nell prepared accommodate from $50 "a no visitors. Ills
buildings cooo,is and convenient and in hc location
reference has been made 10 tie comfort
and pleasure attentive Hotel Keeper has been
ocred also and excellent Baxeepc from Of
George Walker N the head al tile Band l.
subscriber that Will 10
But the medicinal character OF Tie
waters form the these Springs There four
Springs, principal Of which have been carefully s,ni,ed
chemical analysis hy ID. r. Gardner, j., ae Of London
and now Professor, filling with distinguished ability the Thar
Chemistry Ilampden sydney College The following Is
from letter ium Doctor Gardner 10 me:
Ycu opinion Of the properties Of those Mineral Springs
They BE- considered saline, auaird aud suuros WI
and comparing with that Of The celebrated
White Sulphur Springs, find the solid and ingredients
almost Identical
The could furnish many testimonials Of nvalds aud
c>ctiruccd satisfied at tie aionl>
ard happy effects III these waters, but he deems
ill his advertisement with such ccIliicatcs ami simply ASKS
and judge for themselves lie feels n liberty
who may wish make enquiries 10 the following
cnllemen Bolli. Gocchand, MIR. Whock OF
Petersburg the Hon. w HUBBARD sicsss Samuel 4. Anderson
Henry Watkins Of Prince Edward, and Judge Wilson OF
Cumberland.
The address Of the subscriber i. Curdsvllr. Va.
SAMUEL MORRIS.
Iu,v > l6-u
The rr,esnr. Statesman publish above and send tg
accou this Office Tor settlement.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-16

Eakcn up by the subscriber, on his fathers farm,
aFray dark bay Horse, verying black
oar his neck, saddle mark on his back, and
Y hs forehead. The owner obtain him hy paying for
s''eFsemeat, aad the necessary charges.
t I. RlTCRIE, JR.
'4l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-16

A LBEMaHiE LAND For SAIE.'rhc tao thousand
~ my cGleim ind her, 0iarc advertised, j. i fer a!r.
Terms, &c. VIII made 10y j. " Saunders Esq, chif
loit-syillr, or by JAMES kosS
Frrdrrics- lnrg May II, sil. .-if
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-16
VIRGINIA. AGRICULTURAL MACHINE N.Y.. o. - ,i,
Corner Of Main and 1914 Streets opooSue he 'nee"

The subscriber, proprietor Of the above
o.,,,,,;shmont. keeps constantly on halSl,
or wiil furnish a, short notice, made OF lI''
hes, minerals, and hy The most c'prn-
ma wnrkmcn, the following most ra''il-
~. ,.sGY.SASING MACHINES ~:
roY / Eorland's Patent STAPLE Tooth,
sn,,na. Fed rhra.hins Machines; Eninons'
pa.cnI Chain. Rand Horse Powers; Clinton
:, sn,',,,,s patent Wheat Fans, and Fans
n o,hcr pattcTns; Bress' Pa;cn, Horse
prwrr Cri.,. Mills; Parser's Paien, Iron.
cylinder steel Spring Corn.sheileIs; sal
c,y,I,s paten, straw Cutters; Bu!ling's Corn
luiu "Aen, - Unistiur-C ra,I,.s /:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-16

NOrCEThc Subscribers have this day entered INTO
nersn and will transact this city under the firm
" ~ ROBERT +. RICHARDSON,
BENJAMIN w. RICHARDSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-16

( X. /. SMITH.
JAS. w. jEFFRESS,
i'I'eeS' DAVID POINTER,
WM. SMITH,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-02-05
THE CONSTITUTION.

What is that we call the Constitution The
constitution is evidently that which constitutes,
and that which constitutes is the blood We, there
fore, know That the blood i, the constitution, and
that good or bad constitution is neither more nor
less than good or bad state ofthe blood. There is
no person who, having lost health, does not wish to
have it restored. Use then the proper means. Ex-
pei with Purgatire Medicine all currupt hnmors
from the body, and the blessing, Health, will be
the certain result: for all pains or unpleasant feel
ines proceed from the presence of corrupt or vi
tated humors, which are TIE real cause of everv
disease, and therefore the only disease to which the
human frame is subject, because they clog up the
veins and arteries, and prevent The free circulation
Of the blood.
Brandreth's Vegetable Unirersal Pills cure Ibis
disease because they remove the corrupt or vi
tiated humors by the stomach and bowels. leaving
the good humors to give life and health to the bo-
DIV. 1t is morally impossible that they can fail to
cure, provided Nature is not entirely exhausted.
Or. Brandreth's Office for the sale of his pills
in Philadelphia, is No. 8. North Eighth street.
Sold in Stroudsburg, by RICHARD S. STAPLES.
IN Milford, by j. H. BRODHEAD, and in Monroe and
Pike couuties, by the agents published in another
part Of this paper.
October l6, 1910.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-02-05

A HERDS SOord--The sword worn by Gen
Hugh Mercer at the battle of Princeton, was on
Thursday evening presented TO the ST. Andrews
Society OF this city, al meeting held at Evans
in George street. This ancient and sacred rel
ic was at the time Gen. Mercer fell handed 10
his fellow officer Gen. Morgan as a token Of
his regard and friendship, and has been retained
in his family ever since. The widow of Gen
Morgan, who resides at place called Bakeoven,
in New Jersey, recently expressed desire to
present it TO this society with view 10 lis fu-
,ure preservation, and certainly could not have
selected better repository. momento
of the revolution and of the heroism and Bravery
Of the great and good man who welded it, should
be carefully preserved 1t is a three sided
blade, with silver mounllngs, plainly ornaments
ed on the hlt, and encased in eathern scab-
bard.---PMl Gaz.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-02-05
Am Apology.

When John Clerk Lord Edon) was at the
bar. he was remarked for The sang froid with
which he treated the judges. On one occasion,
a junior counsel, on hearing their lordships give
judgment against his client, exclaimed that she
was surprised at such decision!" This was
construed into contempt Of court, and he was
ordered to attend al the bar the next morning.
Fearful of the consequences, he consulted his
friend John Clerk, who told him 10 be perfectly
al ease, for he would avert any unpleasant re-
suit. Accordingly when the name of the de-
llnquent was called, John rose and coolly ad-
dressed the assembled tribunal: 81 am very,
very sorry, my lords, that my young friend has
so far forgot himself as TO treat your bench with
disrespect; he is exceedingly penileni, and you
will kindly ascribe his unin,entional insult TO
his ignorance. You must see at once that il
did not originate in that He said he was sur
prised al the decision of your lordships!. Now,
il he had not been very ignorant Of what takes
place in This court every day---had he known
you but half as long as have done, curse me
if he would have been surprised a. anything.
you did" "...E1ehange paper
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-02-05
EASTON
UMBRELLA MANDATORY.
December I9, 1910.

The subscriber grateful for past favors, would
thank his friends and The public generally. for
their kind encouragement, and would beg leave
TO inform them that he is now manufacturing a
large assortment of Umbrellas and Parasols
which he offers for sale at Philadelphia and
New York prices.
Merchants will find it to their advantage to
give him call before purchasing in the cities.
He would Stale that his frames are made by
himself, or under his immediate inspection, and
that lie has secured the services OF an expert
enced young lady, TO su2erinlend the covering
department.
N B-As the subscriber keeps everything
prepared for covering and repairing, persons
from The country can have their Umbrellas and
Parasols repaired and covered at an hours no.
tice. CHARLES KING.
40l2 Northampton Streeg next door TO RS.
Chidseys Tin ware manufacturing Establish.
ment.
Easton, july ], lS4O
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-02-05

Why is surgeon going to perform an opera
tion on tumor like da!dv salIyng forth from
his toilet! Dye give it up? Because he is GO
ing 10 cut s~eH.
What key is best for a Christmas box? A
tur.KEY.
Why is handsome woman like bread! She
IS often toasted.
When is man over head and ears in debt
When he has hat or hat is not paid for
"Absent but not forgotten" as the gentleman
said when he missed his pocket book