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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-07-12
VOL. A.
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
SCHOCH & KOLLOCK.

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and quarter half not paid before the end OF
gbe wear Two dollars and half Those who receive their
papers drivers employed Dy the propne-
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at the option of the Editors.
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M letters addressed the Editors be paid
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-07-12

Father, is President Tyler fond of
Music ?"-" Why, son :" Because /
heard you say he had brought up seq
eraI oRGANsl
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TO .tEs.E.g'YS .f.vD 0yfgENs
ROOTS, snoEs. TRgssS., CsGpET
BAGS, &c, sc.
W'Esc EEs.sEs H. - fsEsT.EFE,
AlsslNa. AEAlTS rAsS

- MI FL. II IN tN takes Tins methud of informing.
,, his friends aud the public at aler that he Is no"
receiving, by various vossCls from Philadelphia. Now
iuk and Bpstun very general and extensive stuck Of
all the mp.i fashionable STYLES ut Ladies' Genllrmrn's.
MISSES BOYS, Charen's Boots. Shoes Slippers. Frav
eilh9 Trunks, Carpet Bays. Shoe BRUSHES. Glaeklns,
Nc %c' selected III persun, from the hest and most
ishionahe manufactures IN the Northern tllies, upon
such lerns aS viii olltr much greater Inducements than
ever heretofore. 10 purchase Goods IN Richmond, AT pm
reS thai lac feels satisfied viii please corresp.nd with
he tunes. My stock shall always be found large aud
aes''df". and my prices as low the Goods
be purchased any where IN the Northern tics for cash
respeeiinly invite the attention oi csern Merchants
10 call and examine my stock. nj nv sllte
door above Hubbard, Gardner < Co, NAM street.
SAMUEL Fl lNEN.
w holcsale and retail dealer IN oos, Shoes lrunas,
Sc. &c.
Richmond. March 50 cw
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Nesg' o..

z WILL proceed 10 sell AT public auction, the
( 18Th DAY oi April neat, my PLINI,iIION, on
" hich rcs!e, containing
geo .BEssE's.
There is ahont l5t acres Of cleared Land. in good
state OF cultivation; tLere IS about 81 acres Of bottom
Land that eau be made I'D Meadow Land; there is
good quantity Of tobacco lana IA ccar and great portion
Of it heavily nhefcd and grea' quantity Of pine tim
Der upon sald land. There is two <ood
EtrGliiie. EEoIsPs.
upon said land and all Necessary eul Houses, such as
a double Barn Tobacco Houses, &c. Alsi.
y O L n & O IL A X d.
and every thing necessary To make the place desra bic
There is upon said Land or
NEyEH-FArIsNs. SPRINGS.
good as the county afford, be desired; and
large Creek running through said place THIS pauia-
ton lies in the County Of ,ockbTlge. - miles above
Lexington and o miles from Buchanan The sale will
positively take place that day. though private sale
would be preferred. Payments will be liberal though
small portion viii be required To be paid down al or
the time Of sale. further description is unneces
sary as tlose wishing to purchase will Of course view
for themselves. WILLIS TINSLEI.
There Is adjoining this Land another / X { L ,
to be sold on the 2Jlh day Of April which is nearly as
desirable place. Both added together would make a
large farm, suitable work about 3 hands adyan-
age Early applica lion is desired to those tina, wish 10
purchase privately. WILLIS TlNSLEY.
March u t26A
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4 AIRED E.SygEDa.

WE have jns received additional supply Of
w LARD LAMPS which we invite the public to
call and examine. This Lamp is highly approved by
every person who has used IL both The North aud in
this place There is no quesun but that ii is the most
economical light that is used-n1t excepting tallow-
and particularly well adapted for the ,ounlry. where
it is not always convenient practicable To procure oil
taow Il is pleasant white Iah and free from any
disserecabo smell. JOSEPH y. EVANS < Co
April6 Is
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COPPER SMITHS .3.N'D YI.S.NER.

orr r. IL S.H 4 II , .i.h u Jt.h.N l. IL ),
AT THEIR OLD STAND,
EeFG leave most respectfully return their thanks
I'D to their friends and the public generally for the
liberal cncoUras ement heretofore bestowed upon them
and most earnestly ask continuation of the same.--
They have hand and uli, lol sale at the very
loves, prices:
1 large rtment of Stills.
siso. Copper Wash Kettles. Bells &c.
Tin Ware Of all descriptions.
Also Tea Kettles. And Irons Wafn Irons, &r
They la also in store and offer for sale hand
some III ID l. ARD l. \ VI IS. an entirely new
article in this Community, bc'ng great saving IN ex
pcnse ard very highly sfmoYe1 ii. Call aud take a
hook at them.
They also prepared II 81 all kinds of Brass
f.lSTLaI,, such as tobacco screws, Nil! Inks, Mill
Brands, SC.
They would also Gay thgir friends that they are
till ready and willing 10
D. (OrCr and f.us!cs. Focuses
with Tin Copper either in the tbwn or country, and
the charges shalt always be low and The work done
the best s,anncr.
As ii.ey have had good deal Of experience in this
business and have thorough understanding of it, they
confidently say that tly Will warrant all their work
well done
CouhrnY NJ EGcHtNT earnestly re
gu.sed give call, as are prepared to sell eli
iher wholesale or tai 1iIOS. o. AGREE.
April3
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March Q
Es,s.aaes,&c &c. fOrss.c.

y I,ST received at Exchange Corner one fine family
~ Carriage, Park Phaeton. draw front Phae-
ton Baronch and very handsome light Buggy.
Gentlemen wishing Purchase any thing IN the Car
raue way, would do well to call and examine Hose
have on hand. am determined To sell them unusual
" low. f,I cash or approved negotiable paper.
Nj. TALBOT Exchange Corner.
March 6
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Oranges. Oranges 0rangcs!.!

y tSi RfCEiFED. per Canal boat, john Ra-
ep doph, ~ boxes very superior
81 LY OF 4 y 6 T. $.
which may be lad FOR CASH. By early appliea-
ton 10 CHARLES PHELPS. Auctr.,
3 DOORS BELOW rrEvIs's CORNER, ON rnE STREET
LEADING TO Tue BRIDGE.
Mlrrh II
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fHinN, Gi0ss csnts sl0rshSR-.sHrc.

NM f. are at this time receiving Spring Supply OF
w China. Glass and Farther ware, which will
make stock large and complete. We invite purcha-
call and examine stock and prices. We
pledge ourselves to sell as ior as articles of the same
quality be purchased for any regular house in this
JOSEPH ID. EN- ANS & Co.
March lG Is
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YareMsv~eisht fhomsfsMR eynIEN..s.
April 3
EsEEs.fL z!E3Y'gsg,.sy E'S..g.srg:
Sf,NrHS atsS

IA q A.'E4- So D. Z Ia a.. q 4 a'&.e Fs.sf1S Z.
%ftNES Atsb.
q Wis institution Is situated IN HE county of Bedford
v near the lyachauig and Salem Turnpike; about
~ miles from the tfncr. Tie location is remarkably
healthy. convenient u access, YET sufficiently retired
lie Stages pass going east VI West every gay cXrcp,
sundays. Ihe buildings arc rpomy aGd well arranged.
The noglborhood Is intelligent alorlins the uueA
repIionabie society
Tie sixth s.sslan Of this School VIII commence on
Monday the 5fl oi April The c'nrs" and series Of IN
sruciun III the VARIOUS branches, will be ample and bo
rat. conprchcndng the tl,mtus IT EHg.h itera-
iure-the Latin and French Languages. The lat
ter with the department OF Music viii be uadcr
lie charge Of Miss Gnrtiss who educated al Troy
Female Seminary New ark, and n addition tohc an
ncNed estnlanld- has given oailte sassactn 10 the
Principal atd patronS of ils ScAoal (Whera she has
been engaged for several sssons.} afteT capacity and
qualifications IL impaFl ihuriag anj,Y doe of Ber mo,
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WISH to purchase five hundred bushels ofa5od Oats,
u for which will give the market prce N cash.
MELVILLE TALBOT
FOR SALE--l0 barrels Iannel'sOa
Nj. r.
Dec % *
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.GRzEDse.GG .N'fsg,6a5.

fHNilE sunscHrrER having settled in Iyneilurg, of
iers his services in the different branches o pro
fssion the ciiizcns o the and surrounding coun-
Try lie may generally be found during the da1 nj bis
Office IN the front rot the building occupied by A. b.
Bransord, Esq, ne y opposite the Franklin Hotel. and
al night, at the residence nj .laln Revely ESD
CRAWIEl FlNNEN, NJ D.
CD. Ii 3m
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EfssHgg EseEig.S.

r GSI NFGf.lN ED. Al Exchange Corner. small lot
81 o choice FRUIT TREES, from The Nursery Of
Parsons < CO.. New YORK. Peaches, Apples. p,ars
Cherries and plunbs, Sc. all Of which ii very gupe
nor quality. NJ. TALBOT
Feb. q Is
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E'ksesY ,%.gglf, eSE
$4,000 Dollars worth OF fs0ccss

~ virtue OF 4 deed of trust, executed by D. Rodes
NJ and Edward J. Burton. ON the .9~tl Of March.
lSlo, 10 thisweI ID hney and Joan T. Davis convey
ing to thomas Trustees, Tor lho hen. I'll lhcr Creditors
All. 'EsaE GOODS AYD EFGGV'Ts
belonging To. and debts due 81 RT0N 4 ROBES
and ROBES < BURTON. notice is hereby gwen
that the stock ol Goods boon5a, it1d,s aad Bur.
ton, and auounHng 10 about
gar"nFy~252hs fi,0fESGliH tioFgHss.
Will be offered Tor sale. either hy eipissla II rcti
at The most reduced prices Tor Cast u 9TH October
next, when the remainder viii he sold at pul'ic auction
do"itfg Merchants aud others, ,,birg 10 buy Goods
upon the most favorable terms will do well 10 avail
themselves of this opportunity as the Goods are ohpcG
10 he sold The stock consists OF Dry Goods aud CIR,
ceres, aud is well assorted and very desirable
BY order Of the Trustees.
ED. j. BURTON At
y. B.--Al' persons indebted to either Of the above
firms. BY bond note er open account are requested 10
coue ln"ard aud settle without deLly as otherwise
II Will be necessary 10 put the tram Of collcc
ton. l}\ urIpT 81 die iriI-tcas
EDWARD }. BURTON. Agent.
April IN
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ORANGES! OpeRye;YS,.

FENl subscriber has just received small lot oi swec,
d HAVANA ORANGES. rcu fne-- Also Len ons and
fga. fresh and line. GEORGE W. lANCfN.
Feb. = Is
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w ftassie.. E'Io.!r, Sc.

An BARRELS Superior Mountain JIhisicu.
wv % do do do Flour
10 Tirrcos Rice
JuSt received consignment and FER aaln low for cash
or negotiable palerhy LEE, AT SIN s co.
(oN TUE BAsiN.)
Aprl 3 r,
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-05-18

! happiness of our Queen and of the illnstri- Ous princess to whom she has given being. Loud and repeated acclamations.)
 Lord J. Russell-It is with great gratifi- cation that second the motion for this ad- dress; and will only express my anxious hop that her Majesty's domestic felicity miy continue to be as pre-eminent as is her high rank and exalted station.
 The motion was then agreed to, nenL con, and the address ordered to be presented by members belonging to the privy council.
 FORM OF PRAYER,
 Tho following is the form of prayer and thanksgiving to Almighty God for the safe delivery of the Queen and the happy birth of a princess. to be used at morning and evening service, after she general thanks giving, in all churches and chapels in Eng land and Wales, and in the town of Berwick upon Tweed. upon Sunday, the 30th day of April inst. or the Sunday after the reSpec- tive. ministers of such churches and chapels shall receive the same.
 70 merciful Lord and Heavenly Father, by whose gracious gift mankind is increased, we most humbly offer unto Thee our hearty thanks for Thy great goodness vouchsafed to Thy people, in delivering Thy servant our sovereign lady, the Queen, from the perils of childbirth, and giving her the blessing of daughter. Continue, we be- seech Thee. Thy fatherly care over her support and comfort her in the hours of weakness, and day by day renew her strength. Preserve the infant princess from whatsoever is hurtful either to body or soul, and adorn her, as she advances in years, with every Christian virtue. Remember with Thine especial favor our Queen and her royal consort, that they may long live together in the enjoyment of all earthly happiness, and may finally be made parta- kers of everlasting glory. Implant in the hearts of Thy people deep sense of Thy manifold mercies, and give us grace to show forth our thankfulness- by dutiful affection to our sovereign, by brotherly love one to- wards another, and by constant obedience to thy commandments, so that passing thro' this life in Thy faith and fear, we may in the life to come be received into Thy hea- venly kingdom, through the merits and me- diation of Thy blessed Son, Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-05-18
Correspondence of the ". Y. TribUne.

PHILADELPHIAs MAY S-P. M. ATTEMPT TO MURDER MAYOR ScorT !-Our city was thrown into excitement about o. clock this afternoon, by an attempt having been made upon the life of our worthy May or, JOHN M. ScorT, Esq. The facts are these: About half past one. an Italian named Adol- phus Benedict Ptolemius, called into the May OTIS office, and asked fer his Honor. He was shown into the private office, where the May or was then sitting, and was recognized as person upon whom Mir. Scott had frequently bestowed pecuniary aiG. His object, it is presumed, was to solicit again the ever-wil- ling hand of his honor, but whilst going from his room towards the outside of the hall the villain discharged a pistol loaded with ball at the Mayor! The contents, however, were productive of only flesh wound, having glazed the back. being stopped in its progress by suspender button! Ptolemius was inc stantly seized, but as he was unable to speak a word of English, it was found impossible to assign any motive for his murderous attempt upon the life of his best friend.
 A Shock of an Earthquake was felt at Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, on the 18th ult.- The Yarmouth Herald says: "At low water little before dusk on Tuesday evening. QSth) the tide suddenly rushed in, in the space Of few minutes, to the height of from five to seven feet. and immediately re- ceded with equal rapidity, dragging some | small craft from their moorings and leaving l the flats again bare. The whole took place | in about twenty minutes. At Bunker's Is- land and the Cove we understand the water rose ten feet"
 The following is an extract of letter ad- dressed to the editor of the Yarmouth Her ald;
 The scr. Bee, coming in from fishing, and arriving at the entrance of Cooks harbor, B. bout o'clock P. M. it being low water. and there being little or no wind, and smooth sea, was struck with dreadful shocks, being in mid channel. All at once heard loud roa ring of the tide coming in; the vessel shook with great violence, as if beating over large rocks. We expected her masts would go over, and that she would crash to pieces, and had great difficulty in keeping ourselves on deck. The tide rose about ten feet. and then went out to low water mark, leaving us high and dry at the top of the beach. We found her keel and rudder split. one of her butts started. and great part of her oakHm wren- l ched out.
 MlLLERIsM vs. MoRMoNTsM - tn the Naavoo Times and Seasons." of March lst, Joe Smith the Mormon impostOs. addresses communication Iothe EditOr, whch closes as follows "a Therefore, bear this. EArth the Lord will to Feisa over ahe Reh.e0ns in .hiS WoEid a istA neg uleif hs hside- | groom n ready.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-11

saF FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.-A highly
smnToyed farm of rs aces with all the stock crops
-and tools. The buildings ample convenient and IN
in Brunswick n jersey biograms can Be seen the
Office OF A. P. s. j. c. SMITH,
p2o tr IS Liberty Street
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-11
scuENcK,s PuLMoNIC SYRUP

IRON NJ. E. Van BuhES;1l. RE. the Subscriber,
-, bssyy cold which produced yioisn, crusa rss -
the breast and general E,ns Of The whole sye
remedies hat were used ~ e9us was very h aad Iou
i ,,s:,nn cr the heart. particularly when .,efi
nse hectic fever cbs which were sGecesdcd by So
ana Sea, bqrniug il ;hS sin OF my hards ard ,o
o my feet !y bowels e9stIr snd tcsulat Big o
u 10 recover. He al this 50 narS ~
sehencEs Pamoqic SyuP and the cures aIir
n.nesd using it. caused cop'o9s sHIct9ra:rn Of Yellow
which 3ffor:ed me great Iei,ci Uner Rss III nv
Sssss IroeMcJ usd row enjoy Amos; e. cd hea
ever did. ~ 80 ,,l;.,,,h.,.
conssmrtiTs regson ms a2d VIII be most happy Z
i,ec them tn place "hse h@T1 every cosdsaes, sy
c an be cured. ., LAM e. AN btssS
psna1e.i by ] H. Shenck and for sale MS pr,rein.l ,e
es o - south,ixh street ose door below the eoIe-, "
bs.rur and a. his L4bcIataTy, No III Raee-.treet rh
dinhis Also for -. Couaua stEsst doos eeIo
the conner f Grenwith, h: Only pace In this Cuy
Bn.;on No l6 Broadway. Albany. ny
m. ,boy, Offices exclusively oI Ih' SNs o fulnon;,
Srrnr IL neod~ J. II. SCHENCK
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-11

V7HE SAFEST, CHEAPEST and mos, III ~,
FECTIVE compound in the wi ole range OF neesS s,ss
raj debility loss of appetite dsrelsy affections Of the hsae
liver complaints, pulory affections particularly ~ .ts
short in any Of the sIomaeh W bowels u
from whence spring diseases in general these Pills stand ua'
qual!Pd. :,,
thorough trial Of them in accordance ith the 9ueen
will their permanent in nineteen families ou
twenty. making such tal They put in single o9i
for convenience Of tral J7s cents Also packassi
cents and 81 Office Of sale 40 Fulton second
between Nassau and Bronway where any nioi maoa h''
great variety OF testimonies. may be obtained.
LC5- Try. AND THEN JUDGE..Ll DIN
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-11

40 LAWYERS-LAW BOOKS-The subscri.
ber having been in tiie eiaplo Of Has'ed ard Voc
HES Ter several years past has commenced n. Law Book
5. S.lpG his account, and respectfully informs the
Members of The Bar and Students Law, wishing pur-
chase that will b. much 10 their advantage give him
call he tends sell very reduced p.ices23 Nassau
street. door south Of Cedar street, New York.
2vs
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-11
coHMIccI0N PAPER WAREHOUSE,

NO 4S JOHN-STREET;
ELLIOT, BURNAP II BAbCOGih ...a,n,,u, aiu nt,l Of
FAEE n II sSssPs. Of f5std To- a''f' anon
Smcn @ tr as Bn.;on Copperplate rapcrs, OF srpsIiaI
s sogs and and News Printing coer. ns r
Ir1s, rrsss Boards Druggists. Hardware AMI Lion
n Binders aud Trunk Boards; Sheathins and "I'pphS
Papers. sc. sc. =, .,ar ,o,k snd mstt.
faPer-maserSs" s"Ppheu WIZ " ~ jesn #
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-11

ONDERFUL INVENTION TO force the
growth of Human HaI-Tria bottles only 3ShiilinGs.
The o.! some Of respectable citizens be
shown who have used this and fop.d all 1t IS here stated
all and them they certify that having used
Coral Hair Restorative they found TO possess these
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-11
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Street Commissioners Office. Dec. 5, l343 d5 lot


CORPORATION NOTICE.-Pub!ic notice i-s
pants Of AL 1u'e @ and al Lots or unmpoyed Lands
completed by the Assessors and lodged the Street Com
mssl1neri Office for examination by all interested
VIZ Regulating foity from the Eighth the
Tenth Avenue and S!lveng the roadway embracing lots
Tenth Avenue, and tn side Of the Eighth Ave
nue between Foy-sixh and Fortyeisht and the
and on Se sds Of The a Mvea nd
tw.,n Forty-six,h and Forty esh:streets.
assessments and who opposed the either Of c
are requested 70 pEesen. then obeo writing to the
dsEsishe al the rect commissioners oice within 80 days
~. ..r oHS M Even ~ ss IS;
DkAlN IN LSPENARI-STKEE EET-
- hereby given that petition has been presented
IN The Board Of Assistant Aldermen build Drain in LIS
Persons interested in tbs proposition and opposed thereto
aS @ M fi Of kssS on w!'s The
Street Commissioner.
Street Commissioner Office, December 7th, ls43 do
i ceved the Street Conms, iouers office uut Monday
the 18th Instant raild Drain Cedar street For farther
inquire =. j6S s s ss.sss 9ss
Street Commissioners Office, Dec. 9th, isi3 de-
pUBLlC NOTICE is hereby given that pclI.
non has been presented in the Board of Assistant Alder
Arerue AID between Fourteenth and Twenty. frsts,reets
frFson IN TN; proposition and opposed thereto
iegned his Office Hall of Records on or before 70 the s a M
day OF December. " ~ O INC i'''
JOHN EVEN Street Commissioner.
Street Commissioners Office, Dec. 9th. is.s do
NOTICE TO Oil DEALERS. -Se1Ied Pro.
m instls for Gallons Of Pure Writer strained Sperm
i VIII be eceTed until the 18th inst a. The Coora,ion ri
use S MeIcssteet Each proposal to be sct ompan.d
oy sample o OIL such ss the parry making the troposs
VI obi gate 10 supply BIZ cont act s A'e 'iofo'a
The bill 10 b: delivered as t.ouir d bv rho p,ds,,oa
Nsw-Yosk. Dee Tt 1919 SUI. of Fl ann in d
" tOfioTaon pagers
SARSAPARlLLA--SOba bales Honduras, for sale
o5y GRlNNELL. AfINTURN & CO. 7s South st d7
4 ,OFFEE;-l000 bags prime green, for sale by
~ d GRlNNELL, MINTURN & co. 70 south.ss.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-11

W.&J. 7. TAPSCOIf NJ Their
GlneIa PasSrie % olher, 42 Peck slip, cor Sou1f-st.
other in this city ;eIs is
SkAIES.-A full assortment of Skates sfraT-
~ p.d and un,trsppej at wholesale and retail by
dsew OSBORN * LITTLE So Eu,,g 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-11

Fg'O IRON MASTEES.-For sale, Mill Sites
L. in the immediate neghborhood OF Euminous Coal and
10 tide water where such Coal and Ore ARP found together
The communication is complete with Philadelphia and Ba.
more by Canals and Rsay For Pamphlets descrrtiye Of
!he PROPERTY and farther aorm5tipn apriG Archibald
to the undersigned at No % Merchants Exchange, New York.
may be seen specimens OF the coal and also, maps
IN mn GmH % " ~ w R CASEY Civil Engineer
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-11

GOAL! COAL:.-The real genuine Red Ash
OPeach Orchard rucnaze1 the dock Of second hand
dealers but At the fountain head the mines, where we get
the first quality Of Coal and will be delivered at the following
wccer endorsement the hack of each ticket: Nut S.
Stove s. g. Broken Egg S. 50, from the Lump LacEa
wanna S, Lehigh SIS 50, Liverpool screened, $40.
Yard oui Washington ST. near SpriEg co
IN Ely '.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-11

ITNION DOOR SPRlNG-Thosc who regard
- comfort. and particul 'ry fcnd f taking cold By
well health having this desirable and much improved
iched 10 their doors For sale 81 John
where orders may also be left hav them adjusted ms 2nF
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-11

TURPOKATION NOTICE.-PubIIC Notice IS
~ hereby to the occupant
r's fall Houses and Lots improved unimploysd Laud
affected thereby that the following Assessments have been
completed by the Asss5sorand lodged theiSt Com
n'ssoners ice for examination by all parsons interested
Repiying Thorn. .son from Canal to Grand ss
embracing lets on both sides Of Thompson street between
Canal AMI Grand streets Also lots the North side Of Ca
street between Sullivan and Laurens streets and on the
South side OF Grand street between Sullivan and Laursns
Ell persons whose interests affected By the above named
and who opposed the same either
Them, requested present THAR objections writing
the undrrszisd At t! Street Commissioners Office, within
thirty days from The date Of this Notice.
JOHN EVEN, Street Commissioner,
aad Chairman Of the Assessors.
Street commissioners Office. Dec. s. l343 d5 l0t