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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-23

SifERMANS WOhM I.O4LNoI,.
Ia HROVED m more than 4000JO cases 10 be IN
q iallibls; the opy certain worm destroying
me- iicine ever discovered. Msny diseases arise
from wOrus AMI occasion long and va tense suffer
ing and even death. without then ever being sus-
psctsd; grown persons are very often afflicted
with them and are dOctored for various COM
> ANTS, without any benefit; when one dose Of
these Iuzengrs would speedily cure them.
hr } Murphy, 90 North street PhIiadelphs
applied 20 by poor woman whose daughter.
years old. had been SICK nearly years; her sto-
mach was as large as gown peTson'g, her
aims and legs 50 swOlcl that she could not
wa / or help herself, although she could cat ~
mIrn IS two laborng men Two CsisbTstsd doc
tire hal exhausted their rtil Without any ben
EN-, Lao father had spent all hc cODid RAISE and be
was discouraged, and had Abandoned all idea Of
DONG any thing more for her and looked 20 desth
/ atOuu iOiake her ont other misery. N Murphy
| believing 10 a case Of worms, gave her { box si
Sherman Lozengss, and IN two days she fe
turned with iJy beammg m her eyes, and said the
/ i.0ZeEgss had saved her Chlld's he. The 6rst
/ dose had brought away nearly pint OF worms
/ none hyinr mqss, che ATTIC wards counted over
500 tlat were discharged ucs'tss the as, which
| enc could not count The child was literally ca
| ten up wtfh them-an0ther living witness Of the
almost Miraculous efficacy Of Sherman's Lon
ougcs.
Pree only IS cen'F box.
For sale by CUAPLINE & PRYRO
Union street,
nov II Sole agent iur tliis city
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-23

T. - ss,%ss ~ - g. ~
co NGRESS HALL RE.OPENED.
q UkESS q BICkEL respectfully ts.rm
&-x Their i'ieucs anA the 245..c IA genrrai tIst
'GS, are dang receiving Fresh Oysiss from Fal-
tda.:c 81 tue first quality, VII ca VII be served
~ y. lue EErT sTNLs, To s"y customers " no may
i'tO' heti WIFE . cal, ACCOMPANIED by every
dr.icSCy 81 ne season. O.ster, furnished by IN.
SaN aad srTtI' any part 1t the c.ty.
heH a's" continue th'Ir Old bEsnsss on an
i--S" sS-iS ahd csa tUrnIsb every description
~ cA~b,Es, - NJ csaiv I'D retail ON inc In0s,
T. --..l 4.I- lsi ~. oct 2J--u
HORSE FARHIER
fiE subscriber lately from France, oiI..rs a.,
A services To the citizens o! Wheeling and yici
".ty,iOr he cure o! FiSTALOE, CHAMBERS
or any OIL c durable clscs-- IN HORSES Hs
PTdcHce 'n EUROPE has been 50 successful ,hst
lac > IOhNdent Oh success, ~ any uIAecse that Itls
possible 10 cure. and wheue yer he does not sue
SeeI lac VIII req Ire NJ pay.
~, i!s may e'Tsys be iuOnd a. the tarern house Of
wheeling. get 2I-at J.ETJIOTT.
STEVENS CENTRAL AMERICA. A
- he" supply Just receIs ell and Tor snIo by
octI2 No, iss. Nair s,rc.t
R : ERRIAG, 40 Oois. BALTIMORE No /. IJsI re
"a a coived aHd Tor sale by JOS. REILLY.
jun )
I'D Barrels good ,ilsr y.acgaTIn -JeLe HHdfor
80 -, sale By JACOB " NIT III.
VIE highest cash prce paid Tor tie shove ar
Il nee received a. our warenoulse on Main
st'uet. JACOB * MITCHELL.
Spool OIL.
- CASKS winter strained Sperm oil, received on
eCconsigument and for sale low BY
aPl2 JOHN =. CLARKE
DRANDY CHEESE very deIIc5ou,
, and healthy article Tor safe a. the Family 70.
cery store jun 26 I. ~ ELL%AEEt.
y 1eSfON >. IL. SYRUP, for sale at the
jan26 l. y. ELLMAKER.
WANTED.-Flax Nanicd tor which = good
price will bc gwen by The subscribers.
ids 10 CRASCLE * EAILEYS
IS Tons Quo sc,aIs saujs1 al tue corner
ct hl"roc and FJurihs stScsts by
may - =. y. HORNBROOR.
ED A;SINS--2o horcs aad ar, boxes best buuch
n a rlisus, iuzt reed and ior sale NJ Family Gro
rery to-e iy27 n ELLAAKER
JUST rerriyeJ ut lps sIgl "a Tue BIZ BOOT, q
very superior lpi Of Spanish sole LeGhsr. Also
IL dpz Boot NJ rocco Ssius.
Kid
IS Lining
10 Binding
and . bales Shoe thread. Sc &c
nov { stNL NcCLATF''.
Eskn KEGS CAsEYs6 TWIST TOBACCO
kOV 100 Boxes Caycnds h. assorted sizes.
Received AID Tor sole by
nv % CRNNrTE E. RNfIrvS
Eh ulpIo scv O.san- sagar. a ye., ..l----
n ~ r'"r article jgs' received s0j fr sale nv
nov 30 ATTERRtRY. CALDWELL 4 CO.
| q tLCETk SIZED The o. -ruber will paw the
- highest m1rkcf price on cash f1r g1pd clean
/ 2 over Seed. iidciysrrd SOON
/ mo-, ~ JOHN ,. q. AEEE
\ & !yJi, hrN "A -in.Il q ..luE Eou-r ui tlsu.
/ ~ ~ street near 'ho rss.drr,e OF the suascri.
I Der Possession given mfnct .rfeiv.
nry 10 JOHN r. CLARKE.
shn BNHBEi> bHd nut rsfrsis very zupert
pDO y. o. Sugar, = desirable article f5r iamil,
as.
Preserving suglrH of on kil1s f1r aair BY
| ccto King s. CRUMHACKFR
lEnOn JOS TOW ,ju.t received and Tor o.
lkOVO BY JOHN W BERRY
tsplS
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NEW nnnKa- &C.

n Hrs Walker on Fcmlio Beauty, via plat'
I'VE B1-1s' PIcccil sermons,
Trazc1y Of ;hc Seas,
Turner'S Chemistry.
SutS's Glass Book = ANATOMY,
Dtct'4 works. vols &c. 10 IN FISHER.
1af - N0.rrg Main at
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-23

John Cape } II CH.Scs.T.
". ! PURSUANT TO . decree rer.
kaph Smith, der-d IN t,is c-u-- ~ the Sop
ternSer t"rr7, ls41, will sell at puchc suct.on
- tne door az the court hoIsr Of the county of
TYLER, "a the second HOnday in Janu.fy n-rL A
uac of ten @cTes Of lsni situated % Alssir1y's
Nfseh IN -Std county, upon which there 10 q roos
ssw and ScIst mill.
TERMS OF SdLE-On. fourth IF me DIR
cNsse money IA hanc, one fourth n exht month /,
one iSuftn IN sixteen months, and the remaining
i'Sfth n t~enty iSur months The ruYcbsser
q -, bond bearing Iaisrest, With GOOD ,ecurify
loT the vaymeat Of the deferred ins,s rnentp
u. WELLS. -. -. For
no" ls-lm = " COY - r. q
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-23
INSTRUMENTATION

" PIOS EEB LINE.
by National Rood 10 PkiIo4,lsai1
IT'S MILES Wy RAIL
"n HoAD.-N heelins to Phi.
49, st-lphis IL .iriy hour. The
80 80 above Inc leaves wbe.hn,
daily tor P.ilsJ.lphis. arrive. 81 HsS.-Io-n in
time Tor the morning train OF Csrs. Wis: CHAM
BERsBURG. CARLISLE. HARRISBURG snd
LANCASTER.
Thi. lire from Hsgep;own 10 rnI.delpSi-
sisisnc. Of lis miles by Rail ItVsd IN Ps,sai Sale
" BEAM CsnG
Ps--engcrs from the EAST will sl~svs End stage.
resdy at the depot 81 Hsgeufown 70 convey them
Me.f
For seat. spply a. tire Bar Ct the L Hotel.
:rne ~ EDWARD RIBDLE. Agent.
GUS Rspuhiicsn. Louisville Journal Cincinnati
IN pu6lsh smonnt OF hve dolisrs and charge
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-23

"eufse FOX liz CHaNcEsV.
vs. PURSUANT TO Q decree rem
Da'in nee dered IN this cagse 1T the April
teih' lsf, Will set a. public auction, At the
roHt door OF The court house Of the county OF Ty-
icr' Ca the second MOad4y in January next a
nsIt oi Two hundred acres Of iGnd situated on
AcklnaIns Fork az Niddl. I,Iasd Crs.s -
NnIcn Isno - Particularly mentioned aud d..
ctiS "a ~ inc bull sud pToesed,ngs IN sad caHse
TERMS OF SALE.-One CTth of the puT-
ehss money IN hend one fourth in oEe wear: an,
iourth Ia Two years, snd the remaining fnurI n /.
Ih'ee yceTs from the day Of sale The purchaser
10 EFc o~hdS bearing interest with good securi-
" Tor the payment OF the deferred Inst.lpeniu
ID. WELLS ID. y. For
nov IS-lm }. N'GOY g II O.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-23
C.AHT 49, ~ IiTGE

ts1HI bIIAt4 ANU WIGB
n VIE -ai@cIiJeis arrp constantly nn hand largo
1s-u-tmont sf Carpctiug and Rugs, which
!. thsY will sei 1tprivgtf sqo.at twenty per ccnt.
4iJwsf tral ile -4Hs 7guslo eau Dc purchased
si sowrsre fn this city.
BREN I.!NsE,J e. SEALLCCOSS,
Aucuoucers, city Auction Rooms.
nov 81 fg1 HU.b 'r.fr.n
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W' FEE r. Il 4 y" o..

CITY oTFIC ERS.
llssor-Ci.or,e Daliy--ofH-N GA Main sect
.t,lsrk-Ianes & wh-,t-p.fico en Main srtcei.
Cir Se--erNt-J. L. SInsIoR-,!!ice Nam Street.
Street Csnmissio4,--J, hr Moora
Flour IaSpec,Sr-G Gorge Bard Ofse Market
Spsc~
g serin,e7Se7t aud X T0rSs-JOsILH POWELL
WAR; Muster J. &. Wilsy.
Tas Ci,rG offt- Narkcf-Wm Hall.
Curator Of ts Cir Hal. Warden.
Hilrr;n-n-ls; ws-I 3 Murray. God Ward Jas
@'C,nnsll 81 Ward r S,ms. &th Ward p Bier. S'h
As.es,ers. ans for r=cI T,srl-lst, T. Campbell;
~. A. P,y.rn; 81 J. " Ros5: 4.h, }. Robinson, 5'h.
Win TefnP'eion.
S...iiary Cam -,,f're-M NAYS a;en.sud Irwin. Tor
&c Is, ward; ~ M',iunis < Lsashin; 81 t!sf-
dag ant g I. Strong Al. EiehsrasonG Richards
Sh Pr,u au1 GIsir.rr.
C5Rz1G Lg-,,sr N.as4rer-l. {. Wiley.
SrAXD,N,s COMMITS FOR TIE COUNCIL
q, D-s;axu-,s-NfavprC ~ veil aud wheat.
q, FIqsucc --.-aly. Hughes ard S".hy.
o. A c-,luis - wickhAm, Neel Snd Morrison
% Strickland AleyL-Srlhy, Dun6sr. Sea'ierdsy'
Caldwell AID Lqrlbd'r.
y Wy,r 1Tyrts-Ulghes, Dunbar ard Graham
d, lJ,rt.f Hyuse W r.,ham Graham and Tanner
Ot,,ssl S4qbS -lirsa4m, Adams and ScsiIerday.
o. V4-css-N' Lure. Brady, Vi G9ughey' Wick
han and r. --.
c Ere 1-24-'Espi.-Sclby. MLrre, Morrison
= lbbsrd sal TAnnsr.
o. Pf'i'i,Hs sHi ReHoaS'raHoeS.- Nccl. LhmbdIn
sai Dunbar.
q, S4llr;s,.-WIckhSu, MGaughry, uunrr. Dun
var aad g rsh1m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-23
;. C. n ARRO 1 K

UPH0LSILRTR,
L""e,nr S'a-r aud P'c,ure fraa. .ss,-faet,r,.,.
No III Market Street Opposite The p.-oo,c al
NHEtire Va
Az HERE may be f.u.d an erlsr-1, ...,,,-
" ""nt Of Cali sDj Mahogany Frsra-d l-,t .
ing Giss-es and Looking Gia>. Pl.Ie- Of all -ire,
PORTRAIT ard Picture Frame. inside In order md IN
the iaiesi style. Old Frames P-siit and Gliding ~
81 it, s'li chez. md Oh The hesi erms. Uphslserv
War. CONSUMING Of fes her Beds. Bol,sr-. Pillow.
Carried Hair. Sisri-h Moss. Co;s11. Hulk srd straw
Nl"i''--ees sesn5c-'s furn'~hed with Curtains
s'-"rs--e', Pillows. Shoe,. Blankets. Quilts and
Connterp-ne-. Carpets made and put down IN the
u~.l syle. sur IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-23

CO-PARTN EGsH!P.
Viz Subscribers hayrz tbis d1y formed cp.
Z partnership Tor the purpo1o 81 irarap,iiog
Domestic DRY GroJs and Grprery Busurs4. "a No.
lS5 Market square. upjsr the firm ri Hudson A.
Wymr-. they are now receiving fI.l Stock a. DO
nestle u. y Gpais anj large assruniart IT Grprc.
rs. which disy OGlf Hf sa.r %. ibe lowest cash
prices. JOHN HUDSON
dec > ROBERT Wysgr
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MORE PROOFS.

Z NATTIERS and MOTHERS-who have little
n children ssh-rIng irom the painful effects Of
Feething should immediately procure Or. PARIS
Soothing syrup for children cuung teeth. Tels
medicine can safely recommend u be IN eff
CacIuus remedy for allcvistng the suhsrings Of
those little helpless Oilspung. ! have frequently
noticed pub IcAlions Of this truly valuable msui-
cine, but was not induced to give Il nal until
a brother Of the Gospel IN ktnsingt0n, spok.s Of
its great efica ", which Of course gave me conf
denee IN the medicine ! az ono. procured d,
and used ItaccOrdiug 10 directions. whereby am
happy To announce 10 my friends the woodarlll
effect II produced on MY suffering infant Would
families more Esnerafy where there are Young
ch ihren, haye q butrtt]of tins medicine ~ Them.
many Distressing Hights would be turned into
q net rest aud sweet repOse,
REV X. McNAMEF,
Dec % 1870 Of the Methodist Society.
Druggists, Physicians and Others who wish
the genuine, will please order direct from tue
principal office, NO.lS. North EIGHTH street,
PhIisdslphla'
fOr ss.e By JOHN FISHER,
moo NhecIsE, y q.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-23

". N q .. n, gINFNON.
WHOLESALE Il Retail DEALERS IN HATS
AND CAPS
WsH St6s Of Mas ,trrst. Whetlisg. Va
HANE on hsud and are constantly m.nuiuciur.
Il ing general assortment of sucerior Per aud
six hats they bsve received the lsi.st sprips
fashions from New York aud 4 re now prepared
- supply TO order all sizes aud "a sht.s "a the
h'Ssent or p1s' style, 80 nsy set custsmers
Back sud bTGb neGV and CsIoT, PlsIn
White Russis sud Nspt Hats.
They also Keen op hAr nj 80 sssartnent OF plain
and lency mems a. bows fur ana cluth caps.
al Of which they ciivr % their custOmefs and the
subilc on he meet plsssI?g terms.
= All otdsrs from country merchants rad des,-
ere profoptlY hiles on the mos iavOrab. terms
ihansful Tor he liberal ps;ronsEe they hsve
hereiOiore received, they solicit q share Of pub
lie pstronaEc whics they are de'ermIuai 10 de-
serve by pr'inpt attention, personsi application
T. business sud cheap snd fsvors ble Tsles.
~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-23
OLD WTTTsgSEY.

n HriD Oh Irish Wh..ser
d, Oh Rye whisssy.i years old on dnughr
snd ilr s1la b.
nov 2s KING g. CRrNBACKER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-23

SHERHAN's POOR MANS PLASTER,
gENiiE best strengthening plaster The World.
n. snd a sovereign remedy Cor pansor weak
mesa in the back, Ions slje, breast, neck. limbs
POINTS, rheumatism, lnmbagO, etc.
SeVtrHl persons have called az the warch ouse,
10 express their surprise and thanks 81 the al
most miraculous cures these plsJters have eilsc-
tel,
Joseph W Ho1ie Esq. who had been 20 sflic-
ted with rheumqusrn, as 10 be unable % dress
himself without assistance, was enabled, after
wearing one only one night. % get 10 alone 90
fic mOrni-y. put on his cloihes, and cal AZ our
Office with eyes beaminz with IOy, and his OugIe
pouring form tho gsiness of ms hear A. the sud
den nnd signal relief be had received from thu
best 81 sll remedies.
Sir David Will ans Of ElZabeihtowa. " J.
IN DID revolutionary soldier, was - afflicted with
fhsumatism, that he could scarcely help blmsei
These llasters entirely cured hIm.
p IS only "a - csuts par plaster.
F5i ssie ~ CHAfLlNE a. PRYOR,
Union S'rost,
nov Sole agent TOR rhis citY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-23

PUBLISHED TRi-wEEKLY AND WEEKLY
At rnE CORNER uSios ASp WATER Sra
WHEELING. VA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-23

sssyzz4a ,NoR RENT.-A good brick dwell.
49, x ing house al the upper end Of
tsstE2S Main street For terms upply 10
f,Z.s-s<21 5 AVERY d co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-23

itiE fDEIS OF AsdEutJA,
II ILLUSTRATED hv one Of her PAINTERS edited
u ty John Reese lume second Of the series.
for lc42. Just received and ( s1le BY
nov l3 JOHN FISHER.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-04-14
CURING PRACTICE.

The principle of purifying the body by purg-
ing with vegetable phySic is becoming more and
more understood as the only sensible method by
which sound health can be established. Hun
dreds of individuals have become convinced of
this doctrine, aud are daily acknowledging the
practice to he the best ever discovered. Now
is the unhealthy season when our bodies are
liable 10 he affected with disease; and now IS
the time the state OF the stomach and bowels
should be attended TO, because on the healthy
state of those organs depends the healthy state
of the general system; and every one Will see az
once, if the general health be bad while that re-
mains, local disease cannot be cured.
All the medicine that is requisite to restore
the BODY to state ofhealth is BrandretRS Veg
etable Unipersal Pills, which have performed
cures upon thousands of helpless and hopeless
persons, after the usual scientific skill of ply
sicians have consoled them with the assurance
that they could do no more. The properties of
these Pills as ahti-bilous and aperient medicine
are unrivalled; all who use them recommend
them, their virtues surpass all eulogy, and mus
be used to be appreciated. The weak and del
icate will be strengthened by their use, not ty
bracing but by removing the cause OF weakuess,
the gross and corrupt humors OF the boLv.
They require no change in diet OF care Of any'
kind Plain directions accompany each ho2,
so that every one is his own competenl rh, W
clan. Remember, none are genuine sold by
druggists.
DR. BRANDRETH'S Office in Philade-
phia for the sale of his Pills, is No. 8, NOrtA
Eighth street,
p Agents for Monroe and Pike Counties are 81
tie follOsVing plaees.<f0
AT Milford JOHN H BRoDHEAD.
Stroudsburgh, RICHARD 5. STAPLES.
Dutottsburg, LUKE BRonHEAD.
New Marketvile TRoxELL & ScHocz
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-04-14
TRIAL LIST,

For Monroe County Courts, May T. ls4l.
l Buckley vs. Hoffman, Ace, ct al No. l9,
Sept. t. 1887.
2 Cover VS.. Snyder, No. %, Sept. t. 1888.
8 ]. Postens VS.. W. and c. Postens, No. 23,
Sept {. 1889.
Cover and wife VS.. Fenner, No. 20, Sept.
t. 1899
Coryell vs. Urket, No. s, Dec. t. 1889
Winch VS.. Brown, No. 10, Dec. t. 1889.
Springer vs. Bond, No. II, Dec. I. 1889.
8 Rilbarnd VS.. Susanna Smith, No. l9, Dec.
t. le39
9 Rilbarnd VS.. Christina Smith, No. 20, Dec.
10 John Kresge VS.. Alb. Kresge, No. 81. Dec.
t. 1889.
IL Lander VS.. Countryman ct al No. 2, May t.
1910.
10 Heaney, assignee of Siglin, VS.. Shafer, No.
4, May t. 1910.
l3 Place VS.. Dewitt, appeal, No. IL, May /.
1910.
ID COPYRIGHT and wife VS.. Davis, ct al No l3,
May t. 1910.
l5 Hollenback and others, VS.. Gould, ct al No.
%, May t. 1910.
l6 Van Buskirk VS.. Shoemaker No. 6, Sept.
I. 1910.
II Dresbach VS.. Berger, No. IL, Sept $40.
Is Burly VS.. Shackelton, No. l9, SePtt, ls4o.
10 Colt vs. Berger, ct al No 80. Sept. t. ls4e.
90 Shaffer the elder, VS.. kintz, No. 35, Sept,
t. 1910.
81 G.. Keller for the use of A. Keller, vs. Serb
ner, Sept I. 1910.
% Rhoads vs. Bossart, No. IL, Sept. $40.
23 Maria Nixon VS.. Myers, Blexly, ct al No. 2,
Dec. t. 1910.
"a Maria Nixon vs. Snyder, No. 3, Dec. t.
1910.
90 Schoonover VS.. Schoonover, No. 8. Dec. t.
lS40.
26 Albert VS.. Quigley, No. l3, Dec. t. ls4l.
27 Buckman, jr. Malone, ct al VS.. Hoffman,
No. l6, Dec. t. 1910.
% Super and Frederick VS.. Kintz and Fenner,
No. 30, Dec. t. 1910.
20 Robson vs. Urkett, No. 81, Sept. t. ls4l.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-04-14
DIED,

In Milford, on Tuesday the 9th instant, OF
Scarlet Fever, Sarah Cornelia, only child Of
Doct A. A. Lines, aged year, months and
25 days.
Suddenly. on the 9th inst. Mr. Jacob Staples,
aged about 49 years
The subject Of the above notice was an in
dustrious and respectable citizen of Hamilton
township, Monroe county. On the evening OF
his decease, he had taken supper as usual, and
about O'Clock laid down under temporary
shelter at his lime kiln in apparent health. In
about an hour after person in attendance at
the kiln with him, In attempting to awake him
discovered that he was dead .-Dsm0crat.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-04-14
REGISTERS NOTICES.

NOTICE is hereby given to all legatees and
other persons interested in the estates OF the
respective decedents and minors, that the ad-
ministra,ion accounts of the following estates
have been filed in the office of the Register ol
Monroe county, and will be presented Tor con-
firma,ion and allowance to the Orphans Court
to be held at Stroudsburg, in and for the alore-
said county, on Tuesday the llth day OF May
next, at o o'clock in the forenoon:
/. The account of Peter ShuPp, admlnlstra-
tor of the estate of Daniel Snyder, late OF the
township of Chesnuthill, deceased.
2. The account of Aaron Hlney and David
Smith. executors of the last will and testament
of John Hiney, late of the township of Chestnut
hill, deceased.
3 The account of Anthony Heller, admins.
traitor of the estate of Sarah Featherman, late
of the township of Hamilton, deceased.
q The account of James H. Stroud, admin
istrator of the estate of Alexander Eagles, late
of the borough of Stroudsburg, deceased.
S. The account of Hannah Starbird, execu-
,rix of the las. will and testament of John Star
bird, late of the township of Stroud, deceased.
6. The account of Samuel Ruth, administra-
tor of the estate of George Ruth, late of the
township of Hamilton, deceased.
7. The account of John Hohenschildt, ad-
minis,rator of the estate of James Miller, late
of the township Of Stroud. deceased.
NJ, H. DREHER, Register.
Registers Office, Stroudsburg, =.
April 10, ls4l A.
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NOTICE To CREDITORS.

THE undersigned having applied TO the
Judges Of the Comt Of Common Pleas of the
county of Monroe, for the benefit OF the Act Of
Assembly, passed for the relief of insolvent
debtors, the said Court have appointed
Tuesday the IIth day of May next,
at 0 o'clock in the forenoon, at the Court House
in the borough Of Stroudsburg for my hearing
and discharge Notice is therefore given to all
my creditors, that they may then and there al
aend if they think proper
SAMUEL G. ESCHENBACH.
April 7, ls4l.
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NOTICE.

All persons indebted 10 the late firm Of HEN
RY, JORDAN & Co., are requested to make paw
ment OH or before the first day of July next. or
their accounts will be left in the hands Of 8
Justice for collection
JAMES BELL, Jr. Agent,
Experiment Mills, Feb 10, IS4l"
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Co-PartncrsIlip Notice.

Andrew NJ. Stuart having disposed Of bis
lnieres: in the firm of STUART, Howell x Go.
TO the remaining partners, on the lst isnion';
the business will now be conducted under the
name of Arthur Howell & Co, who are duly
authorised to settle the accounts OF the lal5
firm. ANDREW NJ STUART.
ARTHUR HOWELL. & Co.
Pocono township, Jan. 30. 1871
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From the National lnteIIIgencer-
The New President.

Rv the extraordinary despatch used IN send
ino the Official Intelligence to the Vice Pres-
dent. at Williamsburg, and similar despatch by
him in repairing to the seat OF Government,
John TYLER, now President Of the United States,
arrived in this city yesterday morning, at D o.
clock. and took lodgings al Browns Hotel.
Atl2 o'clock, all the Heads of Departments.
except the Secretary of the Navy, (who has
not vet returned TO the city from his visit to his
family,) waited upon him, to pay him their off,
cial and personal respects. They were re-
ceived with all the politeness and kindness
which characterize the new President. He
signifed his deep feeling of the public calamity
sustained by the death of President HARRISON,
and expressed his profound sensibility to the
heavy responsibilities so suddenly devolved
upon himself--He spoke of the present state of
things with great concern and seriousness, and
made known his wishes that the several Heads
OF Departments would continue to fill the places
which they now respectively occupy, and his
confidence that they would afford all the aid in
their power to enable him TO carry on the ad-
ministration Of the Government sue ccesstully.
The President then took and subscribed the
following oath of Office
do solemnly swear that will faithfully ex-
ecute the Office of President of the United States
and will to the best Of my ability, preserve, pro-
tect, and defend the Constitution of the United
States. JOHN TYLER.
April 6, l84l.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, :.
City and County of Washington, ! "
l, William Cranch, Chief Judge of the Cir
cult Court Of the District of Columbia, certify
that the above named John Tyler personally
appeared before me this day. and, although he
deems himself qualified TO perform the duties
and exercise the powers and Office OF President
on the death of William Henry Harrison, late
President of the United States, without any 9TH
er oath than that which he has taken as Vice
President, yet, as doubts may arise and fol
greater caution, took and subscribed the follow
ing oath before me-
April 6, lS4l. ". CRANCH.