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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-11-23

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flamationen crlaffen, tpcnad) bis ecn;29fcn
uno Soften Sdnuar nddbltbin elm beeeuteneer
Strth ocn 6hentlihcn eduocreicn, in ben
@cncise sanoamte III Scrpia oerifegert wirn.
gtsblt eem fno aud, 8erfdufe in ben eduos
drntcrn bon 9Si6ccnfGnL Mi6curi uno Sllmcis
an9esei9t. Die gertdnfe bicten @inwlnoern
nno 9lnoerrL Die fTdl in jencn fruhtbdreu
@e9enecn cine nchIfeilc oeimdth su @rhns
ben whufden, cine porjn9lide @cle9cnbeit
bar.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-11-23

Spnberbdre bierfdJ au.-
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eirerpocl Snifitut 9eBci9t rpsrben, 6efnbct
ltb cine Sdmmluna u0n 3biercn gang ents
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femrien leben, ndmlidj Is 9iatten, 4 alte
uno jun9r GaBer, 2 Salfen, 2 Guten, 8
Wcerfdpeindbcn, 5 Stanre, @idb6rutten,
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Staarcn, uio es berrftt niht Die ecringte
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fdB ipic cine Samilie, uno lInb gang barmlos.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-11-23

Orb n.-3u .Dlcnircal in Canada
; sifl>ncaII1 eia Grebeben Uerlpilrt lrOrben.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-11-23

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Dienitag glddt III 5foIb'S ShIeu(Ieu peS
ShuDlfia @nnals unterhnIb Soautburg, Sor.
Sobn @dnuor, Uen philGrelpbid. -
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mar auf oem 8rcte feiucs 3cdltermanncs
ais Gjehilfc, uno aI5 or mad, 9elbIoGcuer
Sd)leufir in Guufcln oufS Scot snrld 9es
hen ipolIte, ficl cr ourt eiuen Tebltritt ins
gSa6er uno fano ieiucH 600. Sene 9cicbe
marc ndh 9cbaltcner Snquiftirn pcu feiHem
2cdlterman philadelphia 9encmmen no
bei1eu SSrau uno 5 JIinoer cen 3ufaI betrau
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-11-23

&ugelfe ffer SitS. = Sn Der Sb
sung Der frauS6Gldcu 2fabemie pom 14ten
Mai berid,tete Se9ucr lber eint9e in &ers
biuoung nit 5,crrn pietert augciteateu 8ers
lllde nit elmer 2Irt Sil3, ten ein Nerr papas
ecpufc erflnoen babcn lcl. Gine Nitclens
tu9cl lol i'm auf bret Sd)ritte, uuo felbif
ipenn Gle WiiucHn9 hart duf cem Sil; anfst,
nttbt burhbchren. Webrere 70 at9elehIcfTes
lie Siugeln blieben in Dem 0sipebe iteefeu,
ceiIen Dide beunodl MIR eini9e @cutimetrcs
betriot. Die 9Ifloemie trug inecB, che 1te
Gin 8otum ab9ab, auf peitere Berlud)e an.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-29

pose that having been a victim in the one case, he
would be much better off when he acted sui JWis.
Mr.. JAMEs-But he was In better credit
Commissioner FoNBLANQUE-It does not appear
he was in better hands, though His Honor then
said that he should make the adjournment to dis
tant period, in order TO afford opportunity tor the
examination OF MIR. Dobson, Mr.. Hamer, Mr. Forde,
and other persons whose names came out IN the
course of these examinations. He would have
them all present, for until their various transactions
had been inquired into, it would not be possible Tor
the bankrupt pass. lie hoped the creditors ,coud
prosecute the nuesti CATION for though ii did not pro-
mise urge assets for them, polId be neither loss Of
tame nor ,case OF money 10 inquire thoroughly INTO
these extraordinary Transactions.
Mr. JAMES and Mr.. Mas observed, that although
they represented different Interests, both SAID that
the creditors were determined TO do so.
Commissioner FoNBLAN lUE-1he SUNG out OF the
nat in this cM Ihate doubt, produce bench
ciai effect; for though Ia this particular case may
not occ Of very great advantage, yet from the pn6li
city uhch L. has already receired, and toM doubt
continue TO recere, think IL oia read an instructive
lesson TO the community. He should therefore, order
an adjournment OF two MONTHS that there might be
time 10 devote some days exclusively TO the exam,
nation OF the parties already mentioned. II would
subsequently have to be considered whether the i'm
prlsonment OF the bankrupt could be considered as
any mitigation OF the recklessness and extravaganza
OF his conduct.
Alter the necessary arrangements were made Tor
the further hearings IN this CASE the adjournment
was registered, and the Court
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-29
County Court.

The decision OF the Court in the Of Min Parkers
follows
1. The Court having deliberated upon the charges
against Justice Parker and the evidence presented the
Court OF opinion that the charges substantial
ed SO as to require his removal from Office and therefore
order the same TO be dismissed
Resolved on motion, That be recommended by the
County Court 10 the counsel acting behalf Of the pro-
secuton that all further proceedings this Court against
Justices Aasel and Stevens be discontinued unless
evidence which might induce conviction exists in
the
Resolved That in the opinion Of this Court NO gu,
thorty vested in the Special Justices other magis
trates committing Migrants under the act of January
1885, to discharge such Migrants before the expiration
the terms for which they committed although that
right may exist as to persons committed under the Of
1919. q II. l.. of 1919, page 354, s9)
The vote stood lsto 3. The minority Aldermen
Woodruff, Davies and West.
Judges Uisboeiier, lngraham and Ingls and Alderman
Davies, delivered long opinions The Court sat
with closed doors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-29

For NEw YEARs-Galaiine turkeys, picked and
oysters, essential for New Years table, can
be obtained at Downlng's oyster saloon, No. 6 Broad
street, PAS Broadway, and in Fourth street near
Broadway The finest oysters also, at Rockhow's,
l55 Greenwich street; Doron's, No Fulton mar.
ket; Decker's No. Ann street, and on board
schooner III. Walker, at Oliver slip
Oh, oyster, what JOY art thou!
All sorts of Toys be obtained at 223 Centre
street two doors above Grandchildren, horses,
babes, cows, cats, kittens.
Gil Davis, corner OF Pine and William, will sup
ply the most delicious Wines, &c. As also R. L.
Scrysmer, 2fBarclay corner ST. Peters Place, and
at Timmermans, IS Broad street.
Henriques 81 William street, the most delicious
cigars from principe 10 imperial
New Years cake of all sorts, kinds and descrip-
tons at PARIS, 70 Mott street and Ia Cherry
Bouquets for bridal and New Years parties from
the camelia to the mignonette, a, Niblo " Dunlaps,
576 Broadway
Visiting cards so essentially necessary a, valen.
tines, 26 John street
Jewellery of the richest and most modern fash
ions at low prices, at Bishops, Al Maiden Lane, up
stairs
Watches OF the newest patterns and warranted, at
Aliens, 80 Wall street, up stairs.
The Pilgrims Progress Tor 1913, with tw enty-
three highly flashed engravngs, at Martins, rs
John street-a standard work
China and Glassware OF every style and pattern,
with silver flowers, &c., al Siouvenels, % Gold
street; French manufacture at Dalmese's,4 iiam,
up stairs.
Plated Ware and house keeping articles, very
suitable for many domestic New Years gift at
Coxs, Is Maiden Lane and 3l9 Broadway.
Lamps, chandeliers, brackets, candelabras, &c,
at Saxton's, 70 John street, and Woram 81 Hauah-
won't, SCI Broadway.
Fashionable scarts, gloves, stocks, &c. at Par.
sells ~ Agate, PAL Broadway.
The Cracovlenne urban and boys caps, at Davies
~ Jones, LOG William street.
full SAT- OF every thing for gentlemens wear, at
Phillips, Aston House.
The new fashion sack sur,outs al all prices, BY
Jennings, at 220 Broadway.
Ladies ovcrshoes, most perfect article at Days.
IS Maiden Lane.
All sorts OF India rubber shoes, at Abrahamsons
8 Wall street.
Ladies' beaver hats, a new article, at Beebee's,
us Broadway.
Ladies' boots and shoes of all Sorts at woods
39l Broadway and gohtlemens of every description
at Gregory ~ Canhs, 367 Broadway; Gerdy's,
French manufacture, lS7 Broadway; Walkers, 2O6
Canal street; knox's, POI Canal street, and the Chm
ton shoe market, 500 Greenwich street.
Tea, black and green, as well as coffee fresh and
fine, at Canton Tea Company's ESTABLISHING Mt l2l
Chatham street, the only warehouse of Houquay's
celebrated black tea.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-29
han krupt List.

SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK.
Henry Ogden, Poughkeepsie, Dutchess County boat
Edward Foster. N. Y. dealer in millinery goods.
Walter Mason Oddie, Brooklyn, Kings County broker
farmer.
Oliver B. Burnham. N. Y, late merchant.
Josiah +. Immersion, N. Y, clerk
Joseph Kirby, Rye, Westchester County carriage ma.
kerr -
LIAM Maad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-29
SPRING ARRANGEMENT FOR 1913.
- 80 - T. -

OLD Us EsTABLlSH slid ENIGKANT PASSAGE
OFFICE.
No. 81 SOUTH STREET, N. Y.
DASsAGE and from Gest BitaIn and ie,nd by the
S.r Inc Of packets. saiis on the t 7th 18Th 10Th and
IN; 81 ~: 3; 81 ssss:' Is !: !'''
/. SoITasus. Captain Cole ,"'
South oSFH ASEse 2gss s.a Rns S.Sg:.
/" oxf6kp, S !; Ri ;ihSsa..
Shin s siGssa5gss, Captain G:s.ss S o:sS.
:. stiERIpAN, Cap Drpsystsr.
!" sgt sEksSges ss' c.s;. $s Palmer.
:. H ;SsSsaai r., cs';sia BsIi S;S,.
.ns hp. Frs;
OF: and fse Ps1SSs
SS %el
in MAKING known hs fer the year 1872 begs to
e ;ss .s': ;;$ss g: ssss
wsvs be by line packet ships sailing
sbss aud in order give fac lily and quick despatch
ns the IHs To is
ss sss S1 four
sending FOR their friends may rest assured lhat every hing
pSomptuess Win these the subscriber hopes to
SaJ"sa % s.. s !. sHi e OF
many yssr past. and in all cases when parties decline coming
ss@ {: o ss ss ss
Repsancrs and pfsis-wth regard to hi. arrangements
oIhe yment of his dr they such to warrant every
sssacton and paid all the banking houses demand
throughout Great Britain and Ireland Those persons there
Fore throughout The United State, who wish 10 euit
their friends reading in pert Of the United Kingdom, will
pee noce ON the receipt ofe amount here with name and
pcuse ..ns viii be orwsJea per steam ships
or by st raeset ship and receipt duplicate Of same
through the Office. FOR further particulars apply,
JOAN Hr.RDMAN el South street. or
.; W ROBINS ON. 0oree Piazzas,
In sco,lspd-Sss.m Dspi. W yssTi2o Does Liverpool
Ia IsIaud-Dinnis Delay Esq. 1ubin; Messrs joseph
Allen Co. Belfast; Mr.. I'm. Cairns Londad,uv. Nur-
raw Eco Cork Iii5s.c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-29
FRENCH'S HOTEL,

l..
Hotel chhan street and entreIy IsS'ssa q in ~:
The upper part of the is fitted M with odrn.
rooms urn shed the best and eplee with every sp
onimsnt cacused to add 10 The and comfort Of
month.
hs , Toep s1J h a contain. nS.s Picture Gallery Library
Oysters Ra.b ESQ., asd al: y. oSs :
sps liquors vii :sssaed from an' he eSos.'s
The Library Is large containing many valuable standard
weAs Of reference IN science the arts literature aud politics,
he history end polite. Of eouny from is dis
The Gallery m,ny fine paintings, By old masters OF
pleasing and mt resting subjects, well worth the Of
III. subscriber hs, spared neither pains render
il his aim 70 sunIy hi cu.,oners with osce oc ,.,o 81 ~
esse,s s (. nc, Sss =, 10 10
sf Eaoes 'e IL s sfcS.
"a nal resort he has e., bsed Convinced tSss thew ana
mt his enepI. to be deserving Of
RICHARD FRENCH.
odn. cia B. ~ uS os al O'Clock d NM out
PHh,skA M,sk g., BorAHNIc oAEDEN, KNoWN
ne, With .ns to rGsT .s%. :J.s a.. fSm
x, IN d. odsp which would ssay enhance
S %sss
ate Any tina, yi.h., 70 embark partner p
- wound !. psi:a.a The e.s.? Veil
:;ss%s ;s%:ss.s" vi
So:s Who s' - IN e i
pissse open early information to JOHN MAkANN.
The collection Of Exotic and I,digenou, plant:
in the Union 10 found in this splendid sien Of
the more than hundred md old purchased from
s Robert NC sf%: from b *.
woodlands Henry Pau Lewis C.pier Esq with several
other deceased Attached the Hot and Green
Houses splendid Museum Of Natural Curiosies rich in
,rs Beasts Minerals shells and insects, with Ancient
scurrr carved bundled year ago Ancient Coins
wuha Der Of ether Cuosities tedious ntiop
which found other Public Garden in Europs
America, being forytwo years in collecting with
sssiduy, end great and IL well worth the
public attention 70 view To tins .nd,d Pubc Garden On
the place IS handsome Theatre The location 3d. and
enterprise might make to the PhaN cphsns what Nbos
New York ga iw
Mr.. LEOPOLD DE JANON EGGS 70 INFORM his friends
w and the public that he giving lessons the
French Spanish Lsngu.gss also the guitar and the yo-
residence Houston those Of his Pu-
pills.
Rev. John Power p; ID. Mr. Msruscsli, Consul Of
Rev. q. g. Pise, ID. D.. Naples,
Rev. Wainwright, ID. ID. D.. y. Amoult,
Rev T. Huddsrt, Mr. II. e. de Rhsm,
X r jerks, Teacher. Mr. VI. 0rinneli.
Mr. de IA Forest Consul OF
France. d5 lmsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-29

RQCQUETs FOR THE MISUNDERSTANDING for
~ prr and other paIties Of the
ers VIZ csmeIas and resson flowers IA
phaes he1tropes sevia ngnonete &C.; but no in the
ntatest style ana reasonable any SINH a,
a5 Shment Gentlemen will confer favor by leaving their
orders d1yg all of which will he hsnL
fully ived and promptly executed.
s%2w., NIBLO DUNLAP. SIS Broadway.
GELA1INE TURKEYS AND PICKLED OYS.
TIERS.
the fashion OF having these articles secession of the
New Years cengrauiory visit has yearly pcreased
have in Of the had brought large
choice lot OF OYSTER which picking expressly the
time IN peculiar and STYLE il is hopsd that IN
the desire to have nice for he occasion srcus
VIII not be forgot The boned Turkeys viii be jeed de-
coatcd III the ornamental style ard colo
GEORGE T. DOWNING
=. - 2sFourth 81, d4ors east Of Broadway.
BGFor the e9nvepieee of families residing different
nsrs 81 the city, riders will be received the
Howes Bakery, corner &c nth street, al Be
ran GO grocery IA East sadw.y corner Pike sfrcsf
and Al Mr. Stewaid agency Office IS Fulton
d23 20 20 20 4r
ECONOMY IN DRESs.-Saek sur'ou's the stvIe OF over
- coats 40 much il afforded So S2 S tls and
rom dab brown black and blue beaver and pilot cloths
Tor SALE ready made at 22) Broaiwar, American Ho~
l2 I'M WM Il. JENNINGS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-29

Bun OFFICE, N. Y,
Aug. 90, lsi2.
Mr.. H. v. BUTLER -
SIR -
Please deliver at the Sun
Office, N. Y, fire hundred
rsams of paper per Ueek, for
six months from the 18th Of
October, 1912, to be of this
quality, size and weight, the
same to be paid for in cash
every two weeks.
NJ. Y. BEACH.
l accept the above order,
and agree to furnish the pa
per accordingly.
H. v. CUTLER.
Aug. 81, lS42.
Witness, NJ. 8. BEACH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-29

"a CLINTON Cheap Boot and Shoe Market, 500
Greenwich corner Of Spring street, s the only place
those who wear boots and shoes will do well give CALL La
o,es ana misses puskp from and shli!ings per
boots from hngs 70 81 pair AL who wish
(1reRny yirh rSprtup Irnsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-29

- WATERPROOF BOOTS-Cum- Elastic Shoes
~uI43 and Boots and Shoes Of almost all the differ
suitable for winter wear Also large assortment CT
ladies' and chdens boots CATERS buskns OF
the best quality, abundance All the above articles
and almost thing the and line be foand
At The store Of A. KNOX x Co.. known the Clinton Boot
and ~ and d7 i,nsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-29
ROAD COMPANY.

bras brackets srandoes and other laGps cut
wae, white ana white and gold china plated trays, bas
tea trays end al hind, e good; supply The largest
for manufacturers and commission merchants No s Road
way, nearly opposre Nibos Gaden. "a JoI 1870
nlSBl. JW'S RIDING SCHOOL, 4oa Bov.-..-yU
- DAVIS, (from Euope) Professor '''-"' %
Evening class for gentlemen will commerce. on Mona,
evening" 9Th Instant, and continue each Monday and E,
evening during the season. N'iaay
Select parties Of ladies' aud gentlemen can be accom- Nd
each week. VI
Military class for the instruction OF gentle men in iIit,
craftsmanship TO commence on Wednesday evening" Ith in
stant aud continue each Wednesday evening during the
Gentlemen wishing subscribe either of the aboys
classes, will please call at iheir earliest DALI
instruction usual for ladies' from n A. M 10 r. NJ Tor
gentlemen from TO 10 A. NJ and ~ to shP NJ. Evening
school to commence att O'Clock oa5 3u ere
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-29

q TO THE LADIES.-WM. K H. BEBEE, tash,ona-
ASle Hatters l7s Broadway under IL wsrd: Hotel have
hand OF Ladies and Misses Beaver
Hats, of their which warranted
aud which fail to suits those
in respectfully invited to call
Also Gents Boys and Childrens
Fur. Cloth aud fancy Velvet Csps do I'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-29

- FASHIONABLE BOOTS AND SHOES
NY w ALKER respectfully invites the attention of the
public TO his large of LADIES' and boots
and fancy dress boots dancsg geIs and pumps Shoes
chdren gae boots shoes and buskins of the
lection MEMS boys and chidren and boots and
the CITY, 49 Broadway Canal northwest corner Of
Hudson So rect. I,ns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-29

Bottles FRANCHISES.
- p A. GEkDY, de Paris, has opened store 1877
s5 Broadway, where ne is AIRED TO receive and
cue orders Tor boots all descriptions Although his prices
lower by two dollars those Of fashionable Fench
estabshu in this his will be foand at least equal
made he else where He his lasts from Pa
RS and modines Them fit esuarly sh, ped foot
Mr. Gedy long experience under Mr. For ana other ceeba
ted makers Paris enables HIM conduct his business with
economy and thereby suppy his at the following
reduced prices
Fine and substantial Boots. ......sS
Cork and double sole do 49,. 8
proportiouae other articles be
found a Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-29

LOOK AT THTb.
~GENTLEMEN rs Cork Sole Boots. the best of
s8 quality, Sc 90
do Water Proof Boots do 90
DO Light French Calfskn Boots, do 50 to 4 90
do Over Shoes of all the different kinds 75c to -
do Dancing Pumps, Is
do Dancing Cater, beautiful article so
And all other kinds Of Shoes and worked slippers in
ladies gaiter boots buskns slippers ties quilted Shoes
suaiared plain and all other kinds of shoes clogs,
and OF boys boots shoes,
misses and clden, OF all kinds be found the world all
Of and warranted be the best and
cheap the che Broadway of Franklin
and at 90 C. nal street GREGORY " CAHILL,
dis liner 367 Roadway.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-06-02


On Mr.. Cisy's Resolutions. and in reply 10
Messrs Wright, Woodbury.. aud Calhoun,
delivered in the Senate Of the United States,
Friday, March ~, 1912.
conciuded.
This last point was elabnrately arguei
the last summer By The honorable Senator
from South Carolina, (Mr.Calhoun. who
attempted 10 prove tina, the dlstribuiive
administration Of The moneys OF lhsi Cow
eminent was unequal and oppressive, and
must be so: and that this inequality might
he carried SO far az 10 ruin the South,
This was illustrated by surprising that
two ncighhoring counues, Lnudon and
Fairfax, shnuld unite and form Republic
under a form Of government like ours;
that London had 100000 people, and
Fanfax ten more. so as TO give II ma
inrliy; that their annual profits were three
hundred thuusand dollars each, making
an aggregate Of six hundred thousand, and
the disbursements two hundred thousand
a vear-each alike contributing one hun
drpd thousand; that Faiifax, from its ma
isr.,v Of leu. should expend the whole
SUN contributed IN that county: the result,
he said, would be that, a, the end OF the
year. Fairfax would have four. snd Lou.
Jon two, of the six hundred thousand
dallars: aud by repeating This Tor three
wears, Fairfax wouldhase. The whole cur.
rency. 81
When he hal concluded. friend whn
81 smear me remarked, " that's very clear
The honorable Senator has taken announcer
method 10 illustrate il, and shorter one
A conminee ii nine, i've Suing on one
sd. 81 The i.hls. aud fnur on the other
they each take live waters rcptesen''"s
the meal,h al the community; oae wa'e'
each Il IL tie annual contribution. luz
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-06-02
Speech OF Mr.. Simmons,
OF RHoDE ISLAND,

On Mr.. cIsy's Resolutions. and 10 reply TO
Messrs Wright, Woodbury.. and Calhoun,
delivered in the Senate Of the United States,
Friday, March u, 1912.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-03-30
Monroe county Sale Of
UNSE EATED LANDS.

Notice is hereby given in pursuance of the
provisions of the Act of Assembly passed April
Sd. 1904, entitled an Act directing the mode of
selling unseated lands for taxes and the sew
eral supplements thereto. |, the subscriber,
Treasurer Of the County of Monroe, will on the
second Monday of June next, to wit: / 9th
June at The Court house in the Borough of
Stroudsburg in said county, commence Pub
lic Sale of the following Tracts Of Unseated
Lands 10 pay the arrears of taxes due thereon,
and The cost of such sale, and will adjourn from
day 10 day if necessary until the whole is sold.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-03-30
SCHOOL BOOKS.

American Constitutions,
AnalyticaJ Reader,
Porter's Rhetorical Reader,
English do.
Hale's History United States,
american Popular Lessons,
Parhers Help to Composition,
3 COmstocks Natural Philosophy,
DO Chemistry,
Col6mn's First Lessons,
TO'Un's analysis,
DO Little Thinker,
Andrev's Latin Gran7mar,
DO do Readers,
Smiths ArTthmetic,
DabOlFs do
adams do
GreenleGf's English Grammar,
Smiths do do
Brovn's do do
Olney's Geography and AtIas.
Mitchezps do do
MltcheWS Primary Geography,
Village School do
BOTANY for Beginners,
Elementary Spelling Books,
CObbS do do
Webster's Old do do
american do do
Table Book,
Bascom's Writing books,
Blank Books, Writing paper, Quills.
&c. for sale cheap, by
c. w. DEWITT & BROTHER.
Milford, February ,, ,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-11
MONEY MARKET.
Tsursday, March ]


At the Stock board this morning. very small busine
was done, but prices huctuated good deal Delaware
and Hudson improved per cent Indiana SIS /; Long
Island II; Formers Trust !; Mohawk declined II
New York State 81 per cents per cent Sales Of Trea
sury notes II per cent dis. Bills on Philadelphia
Baltimore 2 New Orleans 4.
TAT Boston, $1,000 w. States per cent Stock payable
after December slst 1884, at auction sold at per cent
dircount.
An investigation is going on at New Orleans into the
condition Of the Merchants Bank Of that city, with the
view Of making it government deposite bank II is
scarcely possible that the department should commit 30
gross an error as to trust that concern.
The Watervliet Bank Safety Fund has gone down at
asst has been struggling for existence sver since tn
failure of the Union Bank of Montreal with which was
connected through noted speculator The condition Of
the concern at the last return compared with the for
rner year was a. follows: