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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-01-12
NOTICE.

60 Common Pleas Of Pike
EMANUEL b. QUICK county, No %, Septen,-
vs ou Der term l84l. Libel
iiAhkiLr Ell. eOi'A' for divorce.
Whereas, in the above case Subpoena and
an alias Subpoena have been issued, and return
ed by me, non est inuentus. This is therefore
TO notify and require the said Harrie, Quick, TO
be and appear at the next Court of Common
Pleas TO be holden. at Milford, in and for the
county OF Pike, on. Tuesday the 18Th day of
February next, 10 answer the said complaint of
the said Emanuel B. Quick, and TO shew cause
II any there be, why he should not be divorced
according TO law, &c 49,
JAMES WATSON, Sheriff.
Sherifrs Office Millord,,.
December 90, I84l. {
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-01-12
Important Invention.

"a man down cas-, has patented an improve
Of his invention he can put in a lot Of newspa-
per bills, and shell out the cash. Exchange
paper. = $500
Will the patenee please come this way soon,
and call at our office? We should be glad TO
purchase the right for this county !; also one Of
the machines for immediate uSe--Hunt Gaz
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-01-12
E ;;;: Two Houses and 2 Barns.
SHERIFF,S SALE.

By virtue of Testalum Writ Of Vendition
Exponas issued from the District Court in the
City and County of Philadelphia and to me di-
recled, will be exposed TO public sale at The
Courthouse in Milford on the 3lsl day Of Janu-
ary next, at one o'clock P. ~, the following
property 10 wit: -
Il certain Tract of uuimproUed Land,
situate in Delaware township, county of Pike
and state of Pennsylvania, surveyed in pursu-
ance OF warrant granted from the Land Office
of Pennsylvania, to Emanuel Hoover, con-
tanning
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JURY LIST

Persons dearn to serre as Grand Jurors
February Term, A. D. 1912.
l Jacob Henry, Pocono.
John Kelsey, Toby hanna.
3 Oliver Smith, Coolbaugh
Henry Smith, Smilhield.
Joseph Johnson, Ross.
George Buskrk, do.
z John H. Mellick, Stroud.
s William Overfeld, NJ. Smilhfeld.
9 Charles Hilyard, Price.
10 Robert Brown, Stroud.
II Conrad Dotlerer, Tobyhanna.
IL Charles H. Haney, Chestnuthill.
l3 George Durnblazer, Price.
Il Leonard Bartron, Smithfeld.
Is Henry Fenner, Hamilton.
Is Jacob Shoemaker, NJ. Smith6eld.
II Anthony Heller; Stroud.
Is David Cover, Ross.
l9 Joseph Jones, Hamilton.
20 Peter Kester, do.
81 John Siglin, Chesnu,hill. :
% Ferdinand Du,ott, Smiihheld.
% Jacob Butz, Pocono.
"a Felix Weiss, Chesnuthill.
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43I Acres and 1877 Perches,

and numbered on the County Commissioners
books No. l46. Bounded by lands surveyed
TO Catharine Ingram, Thomas Carney and 9th
ers, with an allowance of six per cent, &c.
Seized and taken in execution as the proper
ty of Of William Gala. and will be sold by
JAMES WATSON, Sheriff.
SheriH's Office Milford,
December 90, lS4l
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NOTICE..

To the Honorable the Judges of the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Pike
county, nan Composing and holding
the Court Of Quarter Sessions Of the
Peace an and for said County.
The Petition of HENRY PETERS, Of the town.
ship of Lehman, in said County, respectfully
sheweth: That he occupies house in the said
township, which has heretofore been used and
occupied as Public House Of Entertainment.
and is desirous Of continuing 10 keep public
house therein. He, therefore prays your Hon
ors 10 grant him License TO keep Public
House at the place aforesaid for the ensuing
year. And he will pray.
HENRY PETERS.
We the subscribers, citizens of and residing
within the bounds of the township Of Lehman,
dc hereby certify that we know The house for
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LICENSE NOTICES.
NOTICE.


To the HonorG6Ie the Judges of the
Court of Common Please of Pike
county, nom composing. and holding
the Court of Quartet. Sessions Of fthe
Peace an and for SAID County.
The Petition of SAMUEL DIMMIcK, of the
township of Milford, in said County, respect
fully sheweh: That he occupies house in
The said township, which has heretofore been
used and occupied as Public House of En-
terianment, and is deSirous of continuing to
keep a public house therein. He therefore
prays your Honors to grant him License to
keep Public House at the place aforesaid for
The ensuing year. And he will pray.
SAMUEL DIMMICK.
We, the subscribers, citizens of and residing
within the bounds Of the township of Milford,
do hereby certify that we know the house for
which license is prayed, and from lis neighbor-
hood and situation believe it 10 be necessary
for the accommodation of the public and enter
tainment of strangers and travellers, that such
house should be licensed: And we further
certify, that we are personally and well ac-
quainted with SAMUEL DIMMIcK, the above Pc
li,ioner, and that he is and we know him 10 be
OF good reputc for honesty and temperance, and
Is well provided with house room and conven-
fences for the lodging and accommodation Of
strangers and travellers.
SEALY SAYRE, JOHN H. BRopHEAD,
HARVEY RoYs, DANIEL WELLS,
THos. J. NEWMAN, H. S. MoTT,
D. R. PINNEY, J. RosECRANcE,
D. w. HAGERTY, JAcoB W. DEWITT,
Horace L. WEST, A. A. LINES,
NJ. A. FILES, c. w. DEWITT.
December 90, 1S4l.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-01-12

Girls now-a-days, wear Saggsrs in their
eyes and plant them in our hearts
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-01-12

which license is prayed, and from it's neighbor-
hood and situation believe it to be necessary
for the accommodation of the public and enter
iainment of strangers and travellers, that such
house should be licensed And we further
certify, that we are personally and well ac-
quainted with HENRY PETERS, the above petit
liioner, and that he is, and we know him TO be
of good repu,e for honesty and temperance, and
and is well provided with house room and con-
veniences for the &C commodaiion of strangers
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-01-12


Charles Smith, Peter Schuman,
John M. Smith, Charles Wagner,
John Heller, Herman Schuman,
ORION Sanford, Jacob Walter, Jr.
John Brink, Jacob Arnst,
William Arnst, Robert S. Howell.
Lehman tsp, Dec 80, ts4l.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-01-12

TINE OF HOLDING, CoURrs IN Monroe Co,
Tuesday, February 8.
:" May 10.
" September 6.
December Is.
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The Litcraru n.

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fur ra,, ~o'Id be sufficient gop, ,.alIa
t h". rel, but it may be seem ssu'' ,1
n nnS been lett gndone to naip,a ,ioI %
I rar.me't Of the work, and "a '''o ''p
T,o Time Of Publcpt,::o'., '''
&c Inc ne work will be pubI.b,1a'
o Oh ,n' month in every QUARTER .rn1o = %
c lo", i"e most distant .oG.,.
Consequently cons, receive il n 9" ~.
nose who reside in PhlpIooI..5.,,.
r,. The Lorca Tan,
publishing the hanscmsss, ', %, '.'e
me cheapest work in r5o n, 1oo la
' ";',' same time he is ANXIOUS 1' y
v" ~II .Hl The reach Of all, offers 'r.. No. .
as The = forrest rosai5le terms crs.' a. .,' !,
can afford the work in h; n,' y 'tc
Tor 1912. . 40 o'gg
Three dollars per ANNA,
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" MN IUA Mu.al
Propose to publish, on l.s
January, IS42, anl 10 coaraa
" numbers of sixteen page. cd.
by the above tile,
EMBRACING
The most popular ead JaA.,a9.
SIC Of the day.
TINS work is intended to pmaat
public, at an extremely low as.
newest Music, immediately q.a.
PeaTaaco in Europe, Together ID
most popular American coaaa
The design viii emb.ses b1aI
aod instrumental MpsIc-Slag.L
'Tnos, and Qmr,et,e,, Walls, ..ac
6 IoP,s, QaIck.s,cps, Roa.c..4
With variations, &c, dc.
The Lady's NpsicaI Llray ..
issued in a style 0. groatcegaacr.
number Will contain JomSI'0lsal
ent plecies of Muse olte@aa an,
kind, selected, Orc.0pcsad esn'ossI
he work, by aaealacu, Uo,ca. ID
IN This civ.
The L1dyS Musical LJ.ar
published on plate Paper ct las>
as the imported 2Iasic, auu sab
most attention to accuracy a"i
The subscription PT.ce NI.l .a&
l4I5 per aauum, payaHeI0 a.'.A
Ing the cost 10 The SUBSCRIBER 81
tenth of what would be de paa.
ey at the stord. Address Psy.
In order to demobs.'l.o 81
glance the extraordinary a.'a.'
c,nlcd by this publication 10
plce, we annex below 'a' p.'s
appear in or FIST oum0oI W" i
viii be seen that oicn '-'''"'
chaser gets @ore '0an .-,, ,r I
FOR TWENTIETH ,Iy@
Aud this Music ia every r'''a
the very best issued 'f' "
stores. n ,r rg1
!. The Pearl, a @'''
by Weber. ..nhA
?. Come sing me tb'''..' r
song. wraen aodar.lpgds. ..'
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March, composed expressly " n
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MT VIII on The fr'I @ ,'.TsI
next, present my ae'o oajp
CRADLE ora the Probate Court ,.,r,a.
~ Mississippi, for final .l,,r =, ga.
allowance, as adm, ,,i p~,or,
annexed, Of John ", .dpTI,ON 4
w. Il. BRAl "A
January |, 1872 \
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A. @ BREATH, yc!ula,
HAS just received, direct from N.
4 Il York, tn following complete
assortment Of Boots ana hoes, which
lie oil Is very low for c sh Or cotton.
Russ { and lip pcg'd B,ogans.
Ladies iced calf ami buskln shoes.
fine and common dless and
walking do.
" Morocco,thick SOLD sp'ag
heel WALK 9, do
" KID, Moro.c e., and cali
Skin sIipp rs, &c.
Gents" peg'd aud soaed brorans
" dancing pumps siippa.s,
" Pcg'd AMI sewF boots
" and kip brogans.
Chl,drens, Misses ana Boys shoes,
Morocco AMI calf a full assortment,
call 4 Try for Yourself.
Oct Il, 1871 I'm
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Notice

M S hereby given 'Oa' IaN.
III. day of March o e D,cis
islrator of William y ,ns DO
present my accom-, e ,, ~ ccps
Probate Court Of ,'O ,'.,, and !
'iPp'' for i'n'' G. ~ VAN a o..
Admr. Of W. " 81
January !, 1857
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yEvE undersigned receiving and offer for sale Ohcan
prices Tor their sto Washington street, VEsJurg,
Hot nnnLnN nLlSN na.nIAL nlfnf
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PROPOSALS.

For puJlishhg IN tho Gig Of Jackson
Miss. Il reehh Newspaper 10 be caGed tie
MISSISSIPPI STATE JOURNAL.
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THE LADY'S
MUSICAL LlGRlgr

- - VII LILII|T
b. A, Cooley & MORTON MN,
Propose TO publish, on lss
January, IS42, anl 10 coarian...
Iy numbers of sixteen PAGES
by the above title,
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and openly pmctlscd Wemus, ascrbe this sipnal re.
lonn and intellectual superiority of the wne heads
not To accident or lmpoyod education aune bu 10 the
character aud tendencies OF the ugco the advance, aud
TIE tear oi democracy Mcirmich is the real ruler ol
Austria and Peel Of Great britain: policy, domestic and
iaiionai. Is not less udciuus discerning. and elevated
IN them and So with the Regent of SPAN The Aus
tfian sway IN Italy has become bcucfc.n sauiary ad
mnsiidhon. whatever It's principles and conduct with
regard 10 mere political freedom. You have seen thai
le Papal See has issued criminal code mroratd Ia
The hest standard aud which destroys cycy ycsiige Of
the ienda mmuntics aud seventies that prevailed over
Eofopea few gcner90ns back, 10 the shame al human
nature and law. Diplomatic communication Of every
knd and oloct has gown doubt not, inlo comparative
iankneSs aud honesty Tho most secret dlecGs,ions
ansPfe the notes and protocols find their way into the
journals; pubic opinion impcnis over every diplomatic
aathi ard rarNcuon, Whoever rrads the eeaeral his
tories OF the old regime and such works ~ lhn, II fas
san, with s,mo knowledge OF the real conooms dspps
tons, and iehs OF the Government OF day. vii
clnde tlla lhouph much Of discussion, intrigue and oh
llqhny may remain IN utter Cabinet rlationa. ihrfe Is
considerably essu nitcaienentes, divergence, snluls
ION. oeeoliness. trc corruption. malignant pnason and
purpose, than continued uuu the downfall OF Napbleon
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VOL. xIE.-.VO. 81.

nol,,y =, b,cb .,;,,.d viii, A.. r A
- -, 'A ~ 80 WI" VI, ,'''''S',a''o'' " n"-
/, adhered a. gv NJ. "ss Wa,, ''r
end Resnlyej Ib,, ~. 49,, ,,h;,, , 40 .st;'.,
Nv The Wh,g raiv IN lsao ,ad s,e, i, &C. e..,sI,,
hoped would rescno tho conn,rv en- A.. .,;,s nnd'!.
which !, had rru,n,d g., ,.ol,o a.rs h", s.s
cd barren By he ,,,hess c"raoc, &C. -. TT.
tr,achory 10 those who nlaccd h,, IL hn y;oh s,.sa
which he now unwor,hilv orcnn;ss ,, -
time. rank him amour ,6use whose names s,s,, ~ !.
conspicnous an the scroll 81 infamy '''' A''''
sf. Resolved Tia, Tho ,nlv ,srolv .,;ch .,..
for the .ys under which wo now su6,r md 49,
h.yo been endured until thew have wsl ui,h c.osA :.
liz p.nsista /, ,l,nra &, ,ho
at The Federal Government, nsd in ~, H..
policy which IL bes, caeusie IA deyei % thn vars "a
sources Of the country aiyo value 10 no ,.d,.N y
ia ,l,iaens aud lend nsy i,,,ailga h, he rnare;.A
il. nee ple
dth. Realyea. rba, amono the u,s, prn,nicep, n
hos. men AIRES which ar, kcs, ,oIcnl,cA n .s,n
peril, 10 our couu,ry. we ,ccogr;yc Namal r,s,,.
ey n Dlserimnn,ina Tariff Istril u,l'n ,fiLa suli
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WING MEETING IN PFIFRSBI

A, meeting Of the Wings held at tho lolIngbrooa
Hotel, Saturday evening, lQlh Of October, 1912.
WILLIAM ROBERTSON, Esq, was called to the
Chair, and itoBEpT Z. EoERros appointed Secretary.
The Chairman having explained the Object Of tho
moe,ng. On motion VI John ~, Syme, Esq. aud secon
ded by Ro Is. Boiling, Esq, committee Of fye were
appointed draft report resolutions this meeting:
whsie0pnu the follow inc gentlemen appointed:
john w Syme Robert b. boiling, Jab,z Smith,
john Ni,ilau.s. and David Adams.
The Committee reported the following Preamble and
Resolutions:
Where's. it is the duty well as the right ofa free
people 10 look narrowly no the conduc Of their public
servants and all proper occasions 10 express their O.
pnon Of the Of those who have been entrusted With
the administration Of their government; aud whereas
the condition of triF country is such, as, in the
lion Of the Nos Of Petersburg, To call every Euo
citizen 10 unite the task Of restoring to lis iomer
prosperity and happiness Therefore, lie it resolved BY
this inoog--
lst. That the dis,rcs. which now pervalcs our once
prosperous country affecting al classe- sr conditions Of
is cidteus. is Attributable 10 tho rcdess SID r:'n.us
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The London Times of the 18TH utno contains an
excellent article respecting Mr. Websters able letter TO
Lord Ashburon, the subject Of Impressment, which
copied into the London Globe. The following is an
extract from the article in question:
MIR. Webster is certainly right IN contendng that the
evils OF the system OF npressment, pTactlsod by this
country IN former years, greatly enhanced when
attempted to enforce It's operations beyond the natural lin
its Of the territory and jurisdiction OF England and It's de
pcndencics. Except Il belleerent right nothing can
he said i'll defence Of 1t; and hcll2erent rgh il
is altogether different from the practice of visiting ne
tral ships in search Of the enemy's property. That
right part Of the law Of nations; IL necessary nar
OF maritime warfare and in spite Of occasional protests
against it, ii has been assorted and exercised by all great
maritime States. and by Than by the French
themselves in the best DAYS Of their naval rcnown But
although neutral exposes mset 10 risk by taking the
enemys goods board. and becomes pro tnnto
my. the circumstance Of the voluntary presence OF
tain Engl sl sailors board American merchant ship
is very questionable ground Tor exercising quasi hos
tile power in that vessel For, be the municipal law of
England what it may in relation a neutral vessel a
British officer has claim under any other law
than that which is recognized by the world, conceded
by special treaty
There is, we believe, very strong probability that
in the event OF Instructions i0r the impress
mcn Of British seamen found in American merchant YES
sells i'll be issued cruisers. he right is doubt
FIJI; the intrpcd;ery IF such practice cerain
it be necessary for the Brush navy TO recruit its forces
by such 1t night, therefore. be possible 10
ceae to declaration this Effect and torenomlcc prc
. ire ~tich i is ~ infcr9ct - rcr'ts"
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IVY AsUiNoToN 2.lh ke

IVY As;.iSoToN 2.th hGveEaacr, lS2c.S
'Srl is very CRAFTY ne 20 10 be assnIed dlec.ly
by ixcellency tina Tie hen the government
o tho United States took on this memorable oecasioa.
andmY hnnblee efforts, have excited The taiiude x
maad'd the APPRECIATION Of your EScellency. am
persuaded thai do not mslntrprc the feelings OF tia
people Of the United States, certainly express my
own. IN saying, tina, the interest hch inspired in
III county by the arduous struggle Of South America.
arose priac,paiy trohe hope. thR nicng ,oith It's de
prudence. oouid be established free nstitutioas irsuUg
all the blessings Of cica liberty 70 e accomplishment
q thai object ice std daaioGsy look We are aware
that great difficulties oppose IL, among which, moi the
least s that which arises out Of the existence 0 large
military l"rce. raised for the purpose OF resisting thu
power vi SPAIN Standing armies. organized with The
most patriotic Intentions, are dangerous INSTRUMENTS
They devuur the substance, debauoh the morals, and
too often destroy The liberties of people. Nothing
be per'lous nnwlse than to em after the
necessity has ceased which leJ to their formation.
especially II their numbers dspoplrionats 10 tho
revenues oi The state.
Hut, notwithstanding all these difficulties, we had
ony cherished, and still indulge the hope, that South
America would add new triumph TO the cal Use OF hat
man liberty and that Providence would bless her,
rs has htf no,arn SISTER, with the genius Of sonr
.tfnt ana srtu9o8 G conduct her So, urely through
ali mr. Trials. We had even haerei ourselves. that
we heheid that genius IN yagr E.xcelleacy. But l
should be unworthy OF the consideration with which
your Eyeeeney hon0rs me, and dcvae iiom the ircnt
NESS which have endcavored IN practice, vi
did net. on THIS occasion, state that ambitious dcsigss
hare been attributed by your TO your Exceteaev
,ehich hare created Ia my mind great soiisuds They
have citef late events in Columbia peos these de-
signs. But. slow in the withdrawal Of cnnfdencr.
which | have once given have been unwilling 70
credit the uayurable accounts which have from time "
time reached | cannot allow myself to b. .;cyc
that your ExceleHcy will abandon the fright and gion
Path which lies plainly before yuu for the blDody
road, passing the liberties at the human race. ~
which the vulgar crowd ofyrans and military dssposs
L..z H.. 4 4 !. ~
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y ID EEG

BeH virtue of deed Of trust executed to Tho subscri-
~ bers, By Jno w Mos5y, bearing date the 24th day
Of December ls4l and daily recorded in the Clerks Of
flee of Nelson county court, shall, the2Sh day Of
November next, Nelson house. proceed to sell at
public auction for cash. IN order and pay deut
therein mentioned, due Frederick NJ Cabell the lllow-
ing slaves conveyed IN sad deed +, wit; sam and Bet
~ his wife and three Children Louisa aud our children
Violet, Mary and her seven children, Celia AMI her
three children, Susan and her two children, Edmund
Dnry, Albert, Kendall. Jacob Sharlach, jefferson. his
wife and children, My, julia. David, FRANK. Djch,
Tanner Also, thirteen head of Horses, twenty head Of
Cattle, two yoke Of Oxen, thirty five head Of Sheep or
50 much Of the above mentioned property will be sui
cen pay the aforesaid d.o' oaelhar with the legal
cost and charges attending the execution Of said trust
Acting trustees vii convey such title to said
property as is vested in US by said decd
g WILLIAM DUNN, .r.,s,oo,
PETER }. hill,
Nov t2SN
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FIRE. F.S'sg Ee.4.sCE.

OFFICE IA. FIRE ND MIR. ms. coz
RIcHMosn, 2llh Sept lci2.
E'llE Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Comlnn,
\ Capital 100000. Home institution Onic,
On 4th street, under the Exchange Hotel.
DIRECTORS
A. PLEAsAHrs. President; W. DADaEY,
FLEMiNG JAMES, d. NJ BRANCH
,. l. tRuHP, j. r. WAnswoRTH,
JUpAH Myers. II. l.. krsT
JAMES c. CRASE, Il. {. NoRTu.a
JNo. InoMrsoS, ,i.o. y. GORDON,
HESEY IunLAi, }. J. Fay
WIN II. IIunpARp.
Insure against loss OF damage BIZ FIRE on H,ildngs
Merchandise Furniture &c. 6tc. favorable terms. as
well as against MARINE hazards both Foreign and Do
mcs'c voyages. The propriey oiprot,ctng ones pro
Perty against TIE aya9es Of Fire and the Seas, is
fest that it needs but little The fact that d
man is insured should properly Gas it dos) add to his
credit-i, secures case aud composnfe of mlndand
ahes him, in Of loss recover his properly These
are benefits of the highest Moment and amply compen-
safe for the comparatively small amount expended in
premiums 1t is surely, then, wise thu, all who have
property risk should protect themselves by insurance
and this, like all other business. should be done AT
HOME. when it can be thus done satisfactorily hp-
pcaons made To the undersigned will be promptly at
tended to. TIiOS. Nj. ALFRiEND, Sec'ry.
Oct 10 l2t
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EE. x. RS.aks Pt.s

I As in store general assortment oi Hardware and
Cutlery, when he will continue to sell at veryrc
ducod prices. jo' cash
July IS is