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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-02

Vie frOprletOrS OF the aDONe Inc OF
Il stages inform the travelling com runity ia
general. that ngenenis ha se been made author
iSing them To receipt passengers through TO Phlla'
delphla, via Baltimore at less fare than has over
been offer, d To the public between the Ohio River
and the East 1t also the safest, most pleasant
and expeditions route. They have alsU IN use the
superior Patent Bow Spring caches, which IA
pnut lilcomiOTt X safety exceeds all Others Ia use
Thrir horses are If the best Jersey hood not ex
cslled by any ia the L. States, They are running
on the road from Wheeling 90 Frederick, where
they conhect with he Railroad Cars for Balu-
more, Washington City, Philadelphia and New
York.
PILOT LINE leaves Who cling every morning.
al o'clock-reaches Frederick second morning,
aud TAKES the morning line of care arriving al
Balumore IN Time to take the me of cars for Phil
adelphlh or New ork.
GOOD INTENT LINE leaves Wheeling every
aftcrnnon-Ieac hes Frederick second evening anC
takes the mail line OF cars, Immediately for Balti
tSoTc, where they arrive IN time 10 take the mOI n
ing line % cars for Philadelphia and New York.
he above INES for speed and safety, are belize
ed not To DC surpassed by any stage lines IN the
States.
zPRacing positively prohibited.
ZONE first door above the United Sta les ho-
I'll. Wheeling, Va
ID HUTCHINSON p,ot'r e. og'f whnoI;nc u
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-02

We learn. with plos.srs loot rie BBuk' ~ Npry
land and Vuglria WI tesamo sFs1is 10 mont about
TIE ld o. Fobfsasy nsa.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-02

The Banks marked par are received on dtpos
tie ut the banks in this city. Those banks maTke
are not puTchasC sod.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-02
Tickets 8 dollars shares IN proportion.

VA. IL ESBU re, uucry Extra Class 3.
DAVIS Feb. "a, 1871.
GTFourtccn Drawn numbers in each
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-02

NBOYS CALF BOOTS-Jusi received an a,.ort
IA y mcnt OF Boys calf boots Of excellent quality
and tor -ae low for cash at tho Pooshoe and Leather
Store Of TODD u SHIN
Inn9 No. c0e, Main u, WheeIinc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-02

| NTOTICE - The firm o., r. " Stockings Go - "a
! ~ dissolved on The 9th July, by Mutual cuusca
Al Debts due said firm which were conira,tSl prev
Gus the first May last will 10 paid To- . W Stock
ing. Alldcbts contracted for The sale Of goods since
they removed the 6ru criy occupied by The "
/ NJ. Bank will bocooclei by 6. X. S,ycarnrcn.
Z w STOCKING
x SEEARINGEN
The business Of Inc late firm Of w. Stocking &
TO. will be coanued as hereto fore by the subscriber
at Il.cir old stand No. l3l Main Street.
G.. h. SWEARlNCEN.
Wheeling. snpienbor. 29h 1910.
A DliINiSTRAToR's NoTICE.-AlI per.ons IN.
"A Jcbfcd the estate OF DR. JoShus Morton dc.
ceased Will please call Immediately my Office ard
pay ;he sane The accounts few DAYS will bc pla
eed an ihe hands the proper efccrs for COLLECTION
TcrOCs having claims against sa,l estate are request
81 20 present them ios settlement.
!. w. MITCHELL, Dr
dec Sim E,r Il. IInr,Ie,iy. SIC Aim.
A DMiNiSTRATOR'S NOTlCE-AH persons ~
"a debted 10 the estate OF Henry G. Wickham do
ceased Will please call and pay the same immediate.
y and all persons hav ing claims against the said
tate. will present the properly Authenticated for
settlement. WM ). wICKHAM.
dec 10 Administrator of H. C. wickhnm
DnNClPEEs. 90 500 Prineipeo ..sar eur. rne
Il quality IN /! boxes. received this day and for sale
bv $, KING,
dec ~ 10 Corner Water Il Union Sis
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-02

FINE OLD WINES tl BRANDIEs
Old Tale Sherry, Superior,
Old Madeira do ~.
Old Port, do wines
Lisbon " Sweet Malaga,
Old CUgniac, Vintage, 1919.
do Pale Chnmpagne do lS?l
Dark equine (Sgnouc)
Old Peach,
Holland Gin, Irish Whirkey, sc &c. ia bottles dem
gohns and draught and in uanIIss to suin store
Cor sale by ) KING.
dec 81 &c corner wster 4 Imam Ste
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-02

Tickets slo, shares in proportion.
VA. LEESBURG Lottery, Extra Glass S
Draws Feb. Il, l84l.
0EJ-EleVen drawn numbers ia each pack
agcUI TWENTY-FIVE tickets
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-02

S,n 8 I'd
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-11-10
TRIAL LIST,

For Monroe County Courts, Dece. Term, 84l
Bickly VS.. Hoffman, Ace, et. al No. 10, Sep.
tember t. 1897.
. Coryell VS. Urkett, No 8, Dec. t. 1899.
3 Coryell vs. Wasser, No. 9. Dec.t. 1889.
4 Heaney. assignee of Siglin, sr. vs.. Shatier, sr
No a, May l. lS40.
5 George NJ Hollenbach, Chester Butler Ell
al vs. Isaac and Stephen Gould, No. 9, May
t. lS40
6 Driesbach vs. Berger, No. II, Sept. I. l84l,
7 Colt VS. John and Peter Berger, No, 80,
September 1910.
8 Maria Nixon VS.. Edward Myers, ct. al. No
2, December t. $40.
9 Maria Nixon VS.. Henry Snyder, No. 3, Dec.
t. l840.
10 Buckman, Malone, Trump, Ell. al. VS.. iloff-
man, No. l6, Dec. t.184l.
ii Jonas Greenswek VS.. Peter Stroll, No. 8,
May l. l840
ID Daniel Greensweik VS.. John Drlesbach, No.
40, September t. 1910.
I3 Laforge VS.. Jayne, No. 7, Sept. t. 839.
IA. W. Burnet, trustee of Margaret keyser,
late Staples, Us. Peter Snyder Bolsar Felh-
ermau and John Shelly, No 6, Feb. I. l64i.
u. Franz vs. Heller and Chrstman, No /,
May :. l84l.
l6 Glsh vs.. Keller, No 9, May le4l.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-11-10
MILFORD ACADEMY.

The Trustees of the Milford Academy res
pcctfuly inform the public, that they have Sc
cured the services of the Rev. EDWARD ALLEN
to take the superintendent of the above lnsli-
iuion, 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
Stale for the benefit Of It's inhabitants, The terms
of tuition for all pupils that may attend the Acad-
emy from Pike county Music exceped) will be
per Quarter from s TO 50 90
Terms for others will be. for Orhogra
ply, Reading. Writing, Arithmetic,
Grammar, and Geography, per quar-
With the above. for History, Natural
Philosophy, Botany. Astronomy with
use of The GIobes) Chemistry and
Rhetoric, per quarter So 5O
Drawing, Painting. with the higher
branches of the Mathematics S4 90
French, Latin aud Greek languages,
each S5 90
Music with the use of Piano, So w
Board with washing can be obtained IN very
respectable families for 81 rs per week.
School will commence about the first OF Oc-
tober next. The Institution will be furnished
with an excellent apparatus.
~ 6rdcr oftbe Board
HORACE L. WEST, Secy.
Milford, September 80, lS4l.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-11-10
TEMPERANCE.

The temperance reformation seems TO
have assumed new phase. That class
which has hitherto been considered as
hopelessly degraded and beyond the reach
of reformatory measures is now taking the
lead in this great work The reformed
Dankard's Society in New York already
numbers several hundreds. Their meet
ings are said 10 be thrllhngly interesting.
No man can speak to the heart as he who
has felt the keen agony which the indul-
gence OF the most terrible appetite has pro-
duced. The most affecting temperance
lecture we ever read with the "Confes-
sions ola Drunkard," is by Charles Lamb.
With what intense feeling does he speak
in the following paragraphs:
(" The waters have gone ever me. But
out OF the black depths could | be beard,
! would cry QUITO all those who have but
set a foot in the perllous fiood.-Could
the youth to whom the favor of his first
wine is delicious as the opening scenes of
life, or the entrance upon some newly dis
covered paradise, look into my desoiation
and be made TO understand what a dreary
thing il is when man shall feel himself
going down a precipice with open eyes,
and passive will to see his destruction
and have no power TO stop If. and yet TO
feel it all the way etnanating from hllnself;
TO perceive all good sense emptied out of
him, aud yet not TO be able to forget a
time when il was otherwise; to hear about
the piteons spectacle of his own sel:rnlns;
could he see my fevered eve, feversh with
last nights drinking and feverishly look
Ing ifac this nights repetition OF the folly;
could he feel the body the death out of
which crv hourly with feebier outcry
10 be delivered, it were enough to make
him dash the sparkling beverage to the
earth in all the pride offs maotIlng temp
tation; 20 make him clasp ms teeth
"And not undo 'erD
To suffer we, damnation to run through EN-.
"Oh if wish could transport me back
TO those DAYS of youth, when a draught
from the next clear spring could Stake any
heats which summer suns, and youthful
exercise had power to STIR up in the blood,
bow gladly wcpid return 10 'bc pure ei-
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-11-10

II Thos. Bradford VS.. Philip Myers the young
er, No. Is, May t. lS4l.
ls Gangwere vs. Bro,zman. No 10, Mayt l84l
l9 Feel Us. Sglin, sr. No. 2l, May t. l84i.
20 Samuel Stokes, Michael II. Dreher and John
H. Miller for the the use of Daniel Stroud,
Stogdell Stokes, Joseph Y. Wilson, John
Boys and Morris d. Robeson VS.. VIM. d.
Walton, No "a, Dec t. ] $40.
81 Place VS. Dimmick, No. 26, Dec. I. l84l.
% Chrsrman VS.. Robert, James and Joseph
Newell, and Jacob Everett, No. 7, Februa-
~ term 1871
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-11-10
MARRIED.

In Warren county, N J. on Saturday 3oth
ult. by Rev. Mr.. CIough, Mr.. WILLIAM S. WIN
TEMUTE, and Miss ELIZA, daughter of William
Fowler, both of this township.
Recently. a, Wiiamsport, Lycomlng coun-
ty, by the Rev. Mr. Lighlner, Mr.. WILLIAM
EpKIN. 10 Miss ELIZABETH GRIswoLD for
merly of Stroudsburg
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-11-10
pERSEYERE.

The want of the exercise of this faculty
has been the cause of the downfall OF ma
nv an honest good hearted person. 1t IS
often the case that an enterprise, under
taken with every prospect OF success, tails
of bringing forth the well grounded anti.
cipations of prosperity, and all the hopes OF
realizing a competence, and indeed lnde-
pendence, are blasted, sometimes by un-
forseen events which could not be avoided
and sometimes by the frauds, vlllanles, or
reckless extravaganza and ProfiIgacy OF
persons with whom you are connected,
who eatup your substance and involve you
in liabilities unbeknown to you; and from
which YOU cannot afterward escape, and
thus you become prey to harPles OF the
worst kind. Such things are trial to
YOUR patience and forbearance, and are
almost too much for corrupt human ma
ture TO bear. An honest confidence in
men of supposed and generally rePuted
integrity, brings you into difficulties and
trouble whereby your substance is wasted,
and you find yourself reduced to want by
unprlncipled persons who are reckless OF
consequences, and are indifferent to the
disastrous results to their best friends;
friends who have sacrificed all TO sustain
them, till at last the fatal reality bursts
upon you, and you find you have been
dealing with knaves and villains, who have
eaten up your substance and squandered
your all.
1t requires no little degree of philosophy
TO bear up under such mIsfortunes. 1t
requires mental energy which is not
possessed by all. or even considerable
portion of the people who are thus entrap-
ped unwariy into fangs which destroy
their future earthly prospects. Many
one is thus ruined, cast down, and des-
ponds. But perseDere is the only course
to pursue. Be not discouraged; be not
dismayed. The evil has fallen upon you,
and you must bear up under it as hrmly
as possible. Every man who has merit,
and honesty, and industry, will find friends
who will assist and encourage him If he
deserves encouragement. Perss2ere even
unto the end Attempts may be made to
retrieve losses. They prove unsuccessful,
but persevere. Better luck next time,"
says Jacob Faithful. Never despair. The
darkest hour is just before the dawn of
day. If you have fallen among thieves,
be thankful that they have spared your
life. Perse7ere, and honesty will reap IFS
just reward. you give way to despon-
dency add despair, you are not acting your
mart well. Persezere 10 the best of your
ability, and you viii ultimately succeed.
1t is not to be expected that every thing
will at all times go on smoothly and pros
perously. There is no rose without its
thorn. If we experience the bitter, we
must hope for share of the sweet also.
Though dark and dreary lowers the night
Calm and serene may be the morrow;
The cup Of pleasure ne'er shone bright,
Without some ningling drops of sorrow"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-11-10

ement, the drink of children and Of child
like holy hermit In my dreams | could
sometimes fancy thy cool refreshments
purIing over my burning tongue. But
nv waking stomach rejects it. That
which refreshes innocence only make me
sick and faint.'
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-11-10
STOVES! STOVESl!

Cheaper than ever, of various patterns and
sizes with boiler tops, from one TO three holes,
for cooking, also Siove-pipe, and all kinds OF
Sheet Iron work will be attended TO at the
shortest notice, by the subscriber.
BENJAMIN TOCK.
Stroudshurg, Oct l9, lS4l.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-11-10
ESTRAY.

Came 10 the premises of the subscriber in
Stroud township, on the 25th of October last, a
Brown Mcifer
with some white spots and short horns, years
old past, marked with crop of the right ear
and slit in the left The owner is requested
to come forward, prove property, pay charges
and take her away, otherwise she will be sold
according 10 law.
MICHAEL RANSBERRY.
Octohnr . 1Sd1
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-11-10

Persons drawn to Serue as Grand Jurors f
December Term, lS4l.
] Samuel Bond, Tobyhanna.
Q Charles Price, Price.
3 George Kintner, Smithfeld.
q Jacob SHUTTER, Hamilton.
5 Jacob FrantZ, Ross.
6 Charles Miller, Tobyhanna.
7 John Hogensheldt; Stroud.
8 Edward p. Rhoads, Ross.
9 Jacob Shafer, Chesnuthil.
10 Theodore Brodhead Smithfeld.
il George Kunkle, Chesnulhll.
10 John Turn, M. Smlrhfeld.
Is Henry Srunk, Smihfeld.
IA Edward Hoodmacher, Chesnuthill.
Is John Neyhart, Smithfeld.
I6 Philip Dutolt, do.
II Joseph Biuenbender, Hamilton.
I6 Charles Gilbert, Chesnuthll.
g John Edinger, Pocoho.
20 Michael Brown, jr. Smithfeld,
2l George Smll, Tobyhanna.
% Isaac Gould, do.
% Jacob Engler, Ross.
"a Abraham Fenner, Smthfeld.
Persons drapn to serre as Petit Jurors.
| John Kenmerer, Sr. Hamilton.
2 jacob Smith, Ross.
8 Michael Walter, Smithfsld.
4 Michael Kser, Hamilton.
Daniel Bush, Smiihield.
Michael Ahemose, Ross.
7 John H. Bu,;z, PoconO.
8 John Brink, do.
9 Andrew Storm, Hamilton
10 Reuben Hawk, Tobyhanna.
ii John Huston, Stroud.
l2 John Stout, do.
l3 Timothy Vanwhy, NJ. Smithfeld.
ID Charles Williams, Hamilton.
Is Henry Homer, Pocono-
Is Philip Noah, Smilhfeld
II John Bossart, Hamilton.
Is Jonas Hanna, NJ Smiihfield.
l9 Jacob Frederick, Stroud.
90 John Dewitt, Smithfield
81 Franklin Starbird, Esq Stroud.
% Henry Yeuer, Pocono.
% Godfrey Greensweig, Ross.
"a John Lesh, NJ Smilhfeld.
25 MeIchlor Kinlz, Hamilton.
26 Daniel Weiss, Chesnuthlll.
d John c. Slrunk, NJ. SmilhfeId.
% John Arnold, Hamilton.
% Jacob Groner, do.
80 Andrew Pipher, Price.
81 Christian Metzger, Ross
81 John CalIaghan, Coolbaugh.
80 Charles Serlass, Chesnulhlll.
81 John Vanawken. Smilhheld.
80 Peter Remmel, Ross.
SO Peter Huffman, Smlthfeld.
We certify that we have this day drawn Ire
the wheel the above list Of Grand and Petit }
rors, 10 serve at December Session, Sal. W
ness our hands and the seat OF Monroe count
at Slroudsburg, The eleventh day of Oclob'
1S4l
SAML. GUNSAULES, Sheriff
JOS. KEMMERER, } Commissioners.
JoHN c. BUSH
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-11-10
DIED.

In Price township on Friday evening 22d
uli Mrs ELEANOR, consort oil Ellhu Postens,
aged As years.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-11-10
STRAY EaEEFER.
CO-PARTNERSHIP.

The subscribers have this day formed CO.
partnership under the name and firm Of
Cornelius w. Dewitt 81 Brother,
for the purpose of 'ransacring the mercantile
business. They will be found al the store late
" occupied by c. c. d. Pinchot & Co., where
they will be happy TO wait upon all who will
favor them with call.
CORNELIUS w. DEWITT,
HENRY DEWITT.
Milford, Oct. d. lS4l.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10
UCTIoN SALES.
Josiah Richards. Auctioncer
BY BANGS, RICHARDS a. PLATT

Store l96 6rocGrdt,
Liberal advances sde auction
TRRTY-FovRrH NEw-foRK TRADE SALE.-The rext rexulx
Trade Books Paper Stereotype Plates,
sgreeably the 1t will De conducted
OF the trade, the
md conditions Il, heretofore
MONDAY, August 80.
Satonery-hc sale Stationery will commence hsuday 3oi
Of August hapas, O'Clock The catalogue embraces largo
variety OF Blank Books fall bound Russia and Sheep Pper
GuI Steel PeLs variety; Pencils, Pene Cases, Knives,
valuable imported Stationery Incu
ling camel. ha PeEc Porcelain Paint Slabs polished Crayon.
-da Ink Boxes Rubber. fine Drawing Pencils Slate
Pepc Mathematical Sealing Wax, Waters Battle
Backgammon Boards ChcmeI and Boards pominsss Gard
Travelling Desks Seals Folders lnkstands BRISTOL Boards
Parchment States and Pencils London Drawing Boards &c
Paag Csrd4-Rynoi dne palace Playing Carts and Crehores
Playing Cards.
Ink valuable invoice of Arods Writing Fluid Phenix Ink
black blue and
Water CooAn invoice Of superior Water Cslors Ss
LeaherAto several valuable binders Leather
TUESDAY August 81, and following days
booShe sale of Books will be commenced on Taesday
morn- 5s August O'clock and continued from day to day
until sold the order OF the catalogue The catalogue embraces
more a1 me usual variety Books from the leading publishers oil
New-f fo'k Phiadelphia aud Boston, and places
Catalogues ready
AT PRIVATE SALE.
600 dozen Bark Skycr dozen coored Skers.
Also, variety fdemy and cap Books different
Also 6ne and upefne Letter Pap white assorted
colors.
Also supefne medium Marbs Paper; ~ do denny
Writing Paper good article
Also splendid copy yolae Works, l3 vols. in French last
Paris edition. SUI
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10
n IN

In this city after lingering illness Mary Ann daughter of John
hogenkanp, aged %.
The family respectfully invited attend her fun
eal this o'clock, from 25 Charlton-street
At Norwich the 7h Hon JAMES LASMAN io
subsequently Judge of the Superior
Court of that State.
BaIen Springs, August s. Gen Joseph Weed aged 40
Kew Bcavue the 18th of July Florida his
the North ON sick Lieut. Henry Wardwe I'd lieutenant of the
Sih regiment OF infantry.
Al the Washington University Baltimore, July - Dr. Lsphen,
resident physician
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10
GODFREY 81 ROBINSON.
Dry Goods COmDi--ion Merchants,

No. 81 rInesL New York
Efforts made obtain the highest market for
goods consigned TO them
made manufacturers in Cash required Also
Stock Mat furnished the lowest market
having for manufacturer Of Do
mesc Goods that they will be enabled give
snc;ion them with their bus
Orders will be promptly attended to- and business entrus
charge will be done accordance with the ns,ruc
lions The of Commissions only will
charged Manufacturers when the city respectfully invited
cal upon them.
Wadang Cotton Woelen and other Domestic Goods
all quantities purchasers au4
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10
DRY GOODS.
JASON III. BoCs6OvEK 81 CO.

2iJ Grccnwch-sree, doors bOo* Barcay'trcet After
having disposed principal part old stock of Goods
have made keep constantly hand and vau
such Goods desirable and always adapted
the
NR-Ju, opened English Fall River, Bristol Dover
and Mcrrimsck Black and blue black Silks Bombazln
Mousseline de Lame, &c.
And also 5000 yards beached Muslin consisting of known
s,yle Of Long Cloths Od, is ls6d yd 10000
yards Domestic direct from the manufacory at D. g.
iOd and yard wide per yard &c and general
assortment always at2I5 Greenwich
nu3dtaul6 J. II. BOCKOvER & co.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10
INDIA RURRER CLOTH.

DEATERS ia this article deceived II you voald
II your supply them with the article which aeknow
edged who has tried greatly superior to aay
been equed hardness and durability
While the A Cloth from so 81! yard
warranted every respect fully equal and generally much better
than the Cloth made hs ordinary and with se small old
fashioned machinery supply hand of the various
qualities HORACE Il. DAY Successor Is Roxbury r. Co..
sua oIn l26 Maden-lsne.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10

Hooker Esq OF Farmingtop Miss
sc Becche youngest daughter OF Rev Dr. Bcecher of Cncn
natl, Ohio.
Batavia August by the Rev. James A. BOe Isaac Arnold
Esq law Chicago H., Harriet Augusta Dorrance
aPittsfeld, Mass
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10
CASTLE POINT g. THE ELYsIAN Fields.

NHE DELIGHTFUL Pleasure Grounds at Hoboken have been
put complete ORDER and having been much improved.
The cool and shady wak winding
the banks OF the Hudson offer pleasant
the and the
The nights of (Which still open publcj
and beautiful prospect embracing glance
sard and envened with gliding
every bosom the city with its spires
busy inhabitants while the whtcned
the distance beyond the ering palisades
senng lovely Beyond description and it, kind
unequaied.
Dy well shaded walk protected
nobls oaks may descend
the Coonnde whereon moderate furnished
best kind and suitable The
have been onfoaby rehed with awnings &c. and leave
Barclay and Canal few mnutesthe ferrag hereto
Ct In part of the world perhaps rich
easily trng aud I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10
ORIGIN NAL
CAsEg TAILORING EATARLIsMMENT.

AND DEPOT OF FANCY DRESS ARTICLES,
229 Brcodray american HOTEL
The Undersigned offers for inspection extensive assortment
which ho prepared make order ut such
credit prices of tho superior style of
ment cannot inducements purchasers from whom
before purchasing elsewhere For the accommodation
emergency, otherwise require hrst
GARMENTS assortment always kept
on hand after style originally introduced the old Establishment
Broadway addition which, Fancy Dress Articles including
Silk Sarfs and Caya Muslin Craya great variety
patterns Cava Seners Suspenders Pocke. Handkerchief
Shirts Collars, &C. offered for sale greatly
prices charges for the style Of goods
" hich are of the first quality. WIN. T. JENNINGS,
jy22 istf ~ Broadway, American Hotel.
u GENTLEMEN arriving from the South and West
wishing particularly invited call the
NEW-YoRK CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
142 Fuon-.t. Broadway
fine West England Cloths Cashmarees and Drab
DEtes Goats London Fancy Cameres and Drlngs
Silk Chay and Marsae vestngs all of which Of
superior quality order the shortest notice, and
in style unsurpassed by establishment the CITY, at 10
cent prices puactusy observed in filling
ders Cash on delivery no. prices.
The cutting department still under the supernendehce OF
have been well appreciated by
fashionable pubc need any Particular eentsn paid
To cutting pants jy9f &c. BOOTH, Agent
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10
Now-York Cattle Market.

Monday August Q, ls4
AMarket $50 head of Beef Cattle including $50 left last week.
South and the balance from this State so Mich
Cows, and $500 Sheep and Lambs
The Market vcrydu though the sales reach $50 head
"apart shppag" S. 81, averaging Sc the l09 lbs
Mich Cows very dul-35 only taken at $25 TO $40
Sheep and Lamb-Abou 5000 taken sheep 81 so ST.
Lambs at 81 to SO each
IIuy-Saies by the ut rs to ST tho 100 lb
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10
GREAT ATTRACTION

T CRONK'S ARCADIAN GARDEN, 255 Beeckcr-street,
"A Tuesday evening August l0a.
Fivc Native INDIAN WARRIORS just arrived from the Far
their
who will give grand display Savage Dance War Dance,
Smoke together War Whoop, exhibition the
Scapng Scene highly desergiBg
o. rarely exhibited.
the much admired comic Indian Dance
and Fox Hunt aul0 1t