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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-10

Le've City Pc mt daily after frri al of the mail
from Norf liz, say III; arrive at Pctersbur:, same
days hy 3 IN.
2i31 From Petersburg by TempIeon, Hawkins.
Vile, Iitllclou Farmers Grove, Ncksville Jer>a-
lem, bowers, Berlin, Bailey,burg, Newvillr, and
Union Grove TO Petersburg, equal 10 10 miles, t~lc
4 week
Leave Petersburg every Wednesday and Saturday
a, a M arrive at Jerusalem next days by IN; and
at Berlin same days 10y IN; aud at Petersburg next
days by 10 pm
ai3S From Petersburg, by Dinwiddie C h, Richie
vile, Goodwynsvc. llarrisvle, Smoky Ordinary and
Percyal's 10 Lawrence, ilIc 30 miles and back twice
Z week
Leave Petersburg every Tuesday aad Friday al 6 a
M; arrive al .awrcnccylc next days by II n.
Leave Lawrenccyillc every Wednesday an Satur-
day al IN; arrive at Pet r,burg next day, By = m
1i29 From Petersburg, by Stony Creek Warehouse,
arrcils iiicksford and P,casan Hill, " C., 10 Well
don, I'll mile, and back, daily, in abroad cars
Leave Petersburg, dali: a, - m; arrive at Wei
don next day by IL m.
Leave Weldon daily al IN; arrive at Petersburg
next days by l.! a.
aii0 From Dnwiddie h, by Burnt Quarter 10
DarvIs, Is miles and back, once week.
Leave pinwiddie c every Friday at ~ m; arrive
al Darv> same day by p m
Leave Daryill's every Friday a, m; arrive al
Dmwildc h same day by ! / IN.
2ill From Stony Creek Warehouse, by Parham $
Store and Comans Hill 10 Sussex-c h, - miles and
back twice week
Leave Stony Gre, k Warehouse every Wednesday
and Saturday at e i III; arrive al Sussex C days
by 10 III.
Leave Sussex h every Wednesday and Saturday al
, p M arrive al Stony Creek Warehouse days by
e IN.
24l2 From lIicksford, by Gre Plains, \. G., and
Sulmit 10 CASTOR, % miles aud back daily, in rail-
road ears
Leave llcksforl daily on arrival Of mail from Pc
tesburg say al II night; arrive at CASTOR in = hours
by , IN.
Leave CASTOR daily at : 10 m; arrive al Hicks
| ford same days By l.! IN.
a4i3 From llicksforl by Stoney Mount, Percival's
Lawrencc,i lc, Diamond Grove Tanners Store, I.om
barIy Grove, Union Level Boydlon, Ferry Hill
C!ark,yil!e, White House, Blue Wing and Mill Creek
to Roxhoro n. c., IS miles and back, three times a
week, III two horse coaches.
Leave lickslord every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday a, d IN, arrive at Law enceyil!c same days
| by . III, and at EoNboro' next days by m.
Leave Roxboro' every Monday Wednesday and
FRIDAY at - m arrive al Lawrcnccy;i!e next days by
3 m, ana at liicksford by . II IN.
Proposals 10 end coach service al GAINESVILLE will
be considered. Also separate proposals FOR horseback
service from Carksyillc to Rcxbor0 once week.
2ii4 From Ilichslord By Drewrysyillc, Bethlehem
Roads AMI J ri>a!eiu, to Franklin Depot, 10 miles
! ana back twice 4 week, in two horse coaches.
Leave licaslorl every Wednesday and Saturday a;
E IN: arrive NJ Franklin Depot Gays by + m
Leave Franklin Depot every Sunday and Thursday
al IN: arrive at liicks'ord same days by pm.
| Proposals TO carry on horse will be considered.
| 24iJ From Feams,illc, by Mayfied, TO SmliclG
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-12-28
New Tailoring
ESTABLISHMENT.

The Subscriber would respectfully inform the
citizens of Sroudsburgh. aud the public gener-
allv, ,ha; he has commenced the Tailoring bus
mess. at his residence in Chestnut street, near
n. Crook', Blacksmith shop, where he Is fully
prepared and determined to execute all articles
II, his line of business with neatneSs and de-
sparch. The public may rest assured OF being
as well suited as 10 prices and good fits as they
can be at any other establishment III Strouds-
huroh, or in any city, as he has done business
in the frs, shops in the cities of Paris, London
New York, Plnladelphia, and elsewhere, and
has thorough knowIedge of all The varieties
OF STYLES and changes u fashions
He therefore fauers himself, that by strict
attention TO business and pnncinaIny. he will
receive liberal share OF public patronage.
JOHN ID. Eek.
NIB. Cutting done al the shortest notice.
and ON the most reasonable terms, and warrant
ed to fit if made up properIy. He viii also
uive directions for mixing up if required.
Sitondsburoh Oct. 25 l843.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-12-28
S!P2OWDSI3T1l2G
FEMALE SEMINARY.

The Spring Term of this Institution com
menced on the eighth day Of Gdav last, under
the snpernIendance of Miss "A. Hk. Stokes,
and is now open for the reception of pupils.
The branches taught IN this Seminary are
Reading, Writing, Ge0graphg, Grammar, Rhct-
oric Composition, HI story, Natural Philosophy
Chemistry, Botany, Logic, Mathematics, DraO-
ing and Pcating. the Greek, Latin, German
Languages, &c.
The Seminary being endowed by The State
instr uclion is afforded al two dollars per quar-
le'., inclusive of all the above branches
Board can be obtained in respectable faml-
lies on reasonable terms
The Trustees with full confidence commend
The Srrondsburg Female Seminary 10 the pat
ronage of the public.
JOHN HUSTON, President
of the Board Of Trustees
May 6. lsl3.--E
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-12-28
Dewitt. gerotsaers & Magerly,

Have on had 80, 600 feet Hemlock and
White and Yellow Pine Boards and Siding. at
their Lumber establishment in Lords Valley,
ID miles from Dngman's Bridge, which they
will sell cheap for Grain, Straw, and Iron, and
will not refuse 10 lake current money or Pork,
We respectfully solicit share of public pat
rondge.
Lords Valley, Dec II, 1913.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-12-28
ESTRAY.

Came to lie enclosure of The subscriher, 'F
Hamilton township, on the ION day OF NuNrr"-
Der,
BROWN STEER
with one ear cropr. The owner Is requested
10 come forward, prove properly, paF charges
and take it away, Otherwise IT will be disposed
Of according to law.
CONRAD EEHNERER.
November %, 1913.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-12-28

The lemiitances TO be made IN current Bank
notes of the State where the Subscribers are oO-
tained or negotiable drafts would be Preferred
The paper viii be sentto any part OF the bmon,
separately or together; it is 10 be desired, hcwey
er that each fthe different cl1bs shall be as much
concentrated as possible
UP AGEN1'Swiil please to forward the names,
and ramiltances for New Clubs, Immediately on
collecting them, as it is intended 10 have all the
subscribers furnished with the IMPROVED NEssEN-
Grp commencing with the wear leii
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-12-28
PEBEEE NGTsCE.

Notice is hereby given that all persons IN
debred TO the estate Of GaTTct Fanqukeh. Int"
of Wes,lall township, Pike county, deceased,
are requested 10 make immediate payment "a
The subscribers And all persons having de-
mands against the said Estate, are requested {"
present Them, duly authenticated on or beinre
The first dav of February next
BENJAMIN G.. VANiUkEN,
ELIZABETH VANAUkEN.
ErecttC7T-
Milford OcDber 80, lS43.---6,.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-12-28
II ORIGINAL TALES.I
PreEaEEslaEs for New ssgVlscri.1eVs.

The Publisher oi the Messenger having received
numerous propositions from many Of The ENTER
pRIsIso NEWSPAPER AGENTS throughout the country,
is desious Of securing their services to extend the
present unrivaled circulation ofhis pogniar Fam
iiy Newspaper, for which purpose he offers them,
or any other gentlemen disposed 10 enier on the
enterprise, the following libelatand advantageous
terms. in forming new clubs for the ensuing veal.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-12-28
BANK NOTE LIST.
corrected weekly for the Jefersonan Republican.

The notes of those banks on which quotations
are omitted and a dash(-)substituted are not
purchased By the brokers.
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er5, postage paid, must be addressed to
CHARLES ALEXANDER,
Atkcninn bindings. FraRklia PLace. PAlLa


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', one and Is of no Thanking ettel. Unless the
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HIao

{TNEIATPLED LITERARY PRIZESi!i
The pursuits OF Literature not more successfully 2ivnccd
than by Incing the young a>?au 20 renowned eXefons II
the summit OF Famctie
road which has been often JOuHeyed over, and
found full of distinctions and perpeXleS that r." have
ever arrived at its Termination The publisher of the NeSsea
ger dc>rous o1 ardnE The talents Of Of his numerous
CORES: ondents and enlsng Others who have Vet
tr1led Of lis columns, presents tie following
liberal Inducements prizes loT
IL ORIGINAL TALES. II
For the EE,ST TALE, founded On the events Ol lie
American Revolution s2t6 U0
The Second Bes he suec at c chocc o the auo I5G 90
The Third Bes The al History Of tie country 40 90
The Fouytb Re-, - o.
H. All the Tales intended to b offered competition for
the Prizes Inuaj ed IL uIde o January, Nhen
viii submitted 20 the decision OF Committee Of Lit
erary Gentlemen. for that purpose and wei known TO
the reading pubic After the premiums have been awarded.
the publisher will select from the remaining aleS Such
worthy Of publication. for each o winch hen published he
author shall receive S29 The residue viii returned d.s
posed OF at the option Of the persons who theIl
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Agcxaredcr's Express Messeg1Gcr,

Is published punctuaIv every Wcdae5daJ 1N0Fa-
ing, and is printed on beautiful white paper and
excellent type; and arrangements have been made,
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by mail, with the utmost despatch, carefully en-
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NOTE viii procure four copies ol the paper Tor
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SEVERAL THOUSAND DCLLARSi
Have already been expended for suitable engraymsS t"
belish some of the striking and deserving ARTICLES that
have peared IN the Messenger and arrangements have been
made with eminent artists. continue series OF subjects u
entirely and original character which as ey are
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Corrected ecery ITedpesday morning,
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Milford, OctDber 80, lS43.---6,.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-12-28

S,rnu,l,hurgh, Nov. 9. lS43.
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The Subscribers take this method 10 inform
the public generally, and Millers and Farmers
especially, that they have taken that conven-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-29
SUPERIOR CLOTHING,
AT
JOHN NJ. G;EEI,S
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING STORE,
Main street opposite Alex. Duval & COS Drug store.

T.. b. SPENCE, Agent,
WOULD respectfully inform his customers
AMI c public generally, that he has received full
sortmeni of Fashionable Winter Clothing the materials
have been purchased FAN Philadelphia y.
York for CASH and manufactured city Baltimore
fashionable establishment John VI. Market
Charles 1t any thing further, (only
cnumcrac of ASSORTMENT the and quality
make i well known To the citizens OF Virginia.
My assortment consists of
Beaver ana Pilot Cloth Frock and over Coats
Belgic and Joinvre do do DO
Cloth and Camlct CIoaks part Mcintosh style
sup West OF England Cloth. Dress and Frock
Medium do
panaoOns OF plain and fancy Cassmorr, sykes
qualities
Vests Of Velvet, Cashmere Merno, satin
Morning Gowns and Robes
Linen and Cotton Shirts
DO Bo~onIs and Collars
Flannel Lambs Wool Mcrino Shaker Shirts and Drawers
ct HandkeTecf Cayats scar Opera Ties and
SHspcnters, half Hose
Samples Of the fashionable Cloths Cameres and Vestngs
which viii make order fashionable
the shortest
The advantages Of the purchase Of these Goods
sELL CLOTHING and respectfully
public TO call and examine for themselves. de
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-29
FEVER AND AGUE!

The only Original and Genuine Rowands Tonic MIXTURE
IL Present NAME N
ROWAND'S IMPROVED TONIC MINTIRElv
Guarded by the written signature papt
label the mouth Of every bottle always been
warranted to cure the above only
accredited agents IN Richmond GAYNOR A. IYELI.
One door above Bell Tavern.
The original style and putting up genuine Mpdi
cine has been ohsHgd las the public sufficiently aware in
consequence OF imnence quantity adsrato Tome
MIXTURE having been sade former
during the authors 0bores the country iseoHnren
with its manufacture aud SAFE from the spring OF 1899
lsil, and OF which ark HnsolS
Druggists and Merchants generally therefore, warned
not TO sell thing for the original genuine Tonic
Mixture that has Of each
bottle. Original inventor sole proprietor
JOHN r. ROWLAND, NJ d,
ma No %, North Second street Phil,denhi.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-29
WORTHAM, M,GRUDER Y co.


OFFER FOR SALE:
on lDS Rico 81 CroiS Orlcans Cuba Clarified Sugar.
CO 10 boxes woOey woolsey Double Treble Loaf Sugars
- boxes Smiths Single and Double Sugars
bbls Powdered
20 bbls Crushed do
10 90 s SSa' Fra N. o. Mola.e,.
bags old nd superior Java Coffee
3lI do Green Laguira
81 do Old White do
$50 do Green Rio do
1000 sacks Salt
100 boxes woodoa & IIulrs Patent Tslow Candle,
Is DO Sperm
10 do Judfs Patent Sperm do
so boxes soap
chests very best G.. =. Tea
Gunpowder Tea in q 10 & IL 10 boxes
Young Tyson and Black Tea
- doz Simmons & Barnes Axes
900 kegs Mails
800 sides Sole Leather
10 Whale oil
do best Lamp oil
&c bales Alabama Cotton
100 Lime
Ground Plaster o 500 10.
10 baskets best Olive Oil
Is bags Ginger
10 do Pepper
Pimeno Mace aud Nuimcgs
ceroons best Caracas Indigo
20 bbs Tar
Clover, Timothy Herds Grass Seed
Cotton Yarns
Wrapping Paper
Cotton Lines and Bed Cords
80 bbls Whtfnorss Family Flour
100 do supcTune Flour Dupons Sporting and nc
Powder Shot and Bar Lead 200 boxes Glass $50
tons rrccga See Country and Comprising gen
enl assortment Of square tons American
Bisercd Cast and German Steel Hoop Box Iron Roll
Plate and Plough Plates ap2s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-29
TO SPORTSMEN OF THE Field,

TINHnNAs TYRER Manufacturer and Importer Of Guns Rins
fos &C has the pleasure OF informing the Members Of
choice
found snar establishment aud workmanship they
BE- e,eeed all OF Will very prices
Amongs his assortment the following;
GUNS AND FowILNG TACKLE
Superior Damascus aud subb dbe and single
Guns
Double and single pan stnbb twi Guns
DO do do plain and imitation do
DO do do German do
Bras. seelaDi silver mounted Rifles
Ducling, pocket belt anitravcuing Pistols
SELF cooking single and az barrel revolving Pistol.
Gun Rihc and Pistol Puwpcr FlAsks
Double and Single shot Pouches and Belts
Split and Plain English and French Percussion CAPS
Common Percussion Caps. IS ccn,s Ter 1000
SportsInens Liquor fask~ and Pocket rrnhlers
English American aud Scotch Gunpoy,sr
Dog Calls Collars Whips, Chains and Couples
nunuinon's Blowinr lioms AMI Buses
Wash Rods sho, Chargers, Cap Primers, Cups, Ban.
Patent Gun Wadding Mad Cutters
Mahogany and Leather Cun Gases
Gun Pistol and Rife Locks, Rife
Ribs and forged and filed Gun Materials OF all kinds for
Smiths
FISHING TACKLE
Fishing Poles in joints and Walking Canes English sk India
Grass and Hair Lines; Fishing Floats ON Gut
Moods Limerick Kirby and Virginia r,.h Hooks
MILITARY.
Superior Gilt German slvrr and Plated mounted
Swords Officers sim Sasics Plated Epauets
Wings Virginia IHflny and Troopers Buttons Clasps Sword
Canes Hooks Swivc Tassc Lace Braid wor~ts
Wings, POmpoons; sc.
CUTLERY
f1lots Rodgers and Smiths superior waranie,
afo superior Ivory Buck Pearlan Silver Mounted Pocket Fen
sportsmens DIRK. Deer and Pruning Knives Rodgers
and Worsenhels MANUFACTURE Rodgers LADIES'
Genlcnsn's Scissors.
Gold and Silver mounted Walking
out Swords Gold and silver Eyerponcd Pencils superior
Books and Wallets Uoits opera up
nor Spy Glasses Travellers Compa Boat Hooks; Pocket
Screws sesar CASES Key Rings Tyeeers brushes Snuf
i'oaes Pocket Rules Patent Tapc Measures; Riding
de THOMAS TYRER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-29
A CARD.

Ibth 'lays iNtS.
ITO hoSc ia rant Of Bargains ia Ner and Fd-
shionable DRY GOODS, Of superior quality,
l-AT WHOLESALE OR RETAlL!.C
TROUCH, BROOKS Il HUDSON have Just
~ received their SECOND SUPPLY OF STAPLE AND
FANCY DRY GOODS tis purchased wnhn the last ten
prices b>isr styles b.er Sss ssd
% ss~-'y aud they DESTROYS Of establishing reputation
thoe who may They earnestly sohei,
examination OF their stock by oe Of Dry Goods believing
sgsaii) BY any city, they 4fsruiaA pledge
tAsseirss seuas CHEAP foR CASH any regular house
BLEAcHED AND brown poMrSTics, DRILIINCs AND
COTTON oZNABtiRGs.
$50 bales and embracing the approved styles from the
Northern AMI Virginia aeiorSsal widths from "a inches to
yar-snd prices nom cents yard the best quality manu-
ENGLISH, FRENCH SWISS and AMERICAN rRiNrs-ieoC
pieces upwards Of 5000 yards embracing all the styles
a, SO. - 10. ~ aud 10 cents. and finer
silk GOODS.
No Black Gro dc Rhines AMI Ma'eoni s' rich stre and
very heavy quality. from % To 40 inches wide
Superior plain ribbed ami nene Black siAs "a inches
Rich omer- stripes plaid figured and change r. de Sole and Glaze
Silks-rarc and BEAUTIFUL patterns
striped and figured white sauns
Rich printed Raornes Baborno Musn Pouland, Silks and print
ell Chuzans-new patterns
Black silk ilo-ery-pau u-Hsualy Aoary
Rich neck. cap and bonnet Ribbons
Superior ried and plain handkerchief for genrmen
Plain and figured satin vc-iinrs sk scrre- Sewing silks
Embroidered Cardinals Nets aud PRINCES for do.
Bombazincs Black Cac Aaela Iusirc and rarameua Cloths
for mourning.
LACE GOODS
I.Sc and Thread Iaces, lnscrtings and Eigings
Maltese and other style white and black Net TOT Capcs
Wells and Cardinas-all styles.
CLOTHS CAsSIMERES AND GAMBROONS.
Superior French single
NeloTis Cred and Drab lie Eta for do
Medium blue black dab and invisible Cloths
SILK warp Casluarct, very fine quality
GambToous 81 - per yarl.
LINENS
Superior ansley shertnes yapls wle
Diapers Damask, Drhngs and Linen Iuck-
back. Il. 20
SSPscsNG GOODS CHM IND QUEE.NSH.4RE.-
- opening portion of spring supply OF THE above,
and daily expecting per ship Margaret Forbes direct from
additional supply OF patterns Table Ware,
China making altogether well selected stock Of and dcsa
Bile goods Also. French German and American Glass plain
pressed English plated silver and Brania Casors
all sizr Stone Ware For sale reasonable prices for
cash puneual credit City and country dealers invited To
WM. =. BUTLER,
NH doors, hovcth he Rel Tayern
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-29
PnIIsLIING pnlNnER

POLISHING POWDER,
EFoR polishing Bras ani other Metals requiring high and dura
Dr. Idc To- excellence in CLEANSING 40 knis Of Metal sb
jet o. couosion producing qs labor Than any
AMI Co. case will which applied rcnders Object
every family point Of economy. used by manufacturers ~
metallic wares, and wherever introduced 1s perfect ssc-
isfuperor qualities have given dcrei preference
any similar preparation offered The public Just
ale ~ apH ALEXANDER DUAL T. 60.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-29
JOHN N. GORDON

JUllN ". UOhDDN
Offers for sale the following articles for cash
negotiable paper, or ian exchange for country
produce. and 60 punctuni customers
the usual time:
- T. Croit. =. Rico. and y. q. Sugar
- Single, double 4 Tribe Loaf do
West India 4 Orleans AIolisses in hhds andbbls.
Fine old Java
Lagura Green 4 White
Oh AMI new crop Rio COFFEE.
st. Domingo & Angusiuta
o. Powder, Inicnai Young Tyson aud Black Tea
Pepper Alpice. Ginger, Cloves and Nuimcgs
Coppeas, Nader and Indigo
Sole Leather good and damaged
Hemp, Bed Cords, and Plough Lines
Cotton Lines
Cut and Wrought Nails and nads
Powder, Shot, Pig and Bar Lead
Cap Letter and Wrapping Paper
Shoe Thread, fno and coarse
Soap. Starch PIG blue and Chocolate
Window Glass and Putty
Cotton Yarns from different Factories
Bar Iron, Swcdes, English q American
Hoop, Banl & Sheet Iron A. Nail Rods
steel, American English Bistcfed Cast Sheer 4 German
Copper, Braziers, fhcating bar
Zinc, Srclter Block Tin
Tin Plate kind and loaded for roofing
Wire ~ all sics
Winter Strained Lam Oh
Live Geese Feathers
Tubs iron and wood bound
Polished, wagon and cart Bo1es
bacon, city cured AMI
STN'B-County produce sold on commission.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-29
PAPER HANGINGS.

'HNHE subscriber has the pleasure of informing
ID bis friends and the pubic generally received his
Spfng supply NJ French anil American Paper angurs consisting
~ Gilt Satin Fesco and Common Papers splendid ass,n
NJ Borders m1c 90 NJ which pit up both n Town
and County. LOO the ncaost and the be.i
WILLIAM BOOTH.
fUr.aaN bolt f.I E.rf.. n.
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VALUABLE BOOKS,
RECEIVED 10Th May by

Smith, Drinker & Morris.
IUNHE GREAT AWAKENING History Of the Revival
II gion in the time Of Edwards and Whitfield By Joseph
LlPE AND WRITINGS or EBENEZER PORTER MASON
interpreted with lnis To Parents and Instructors Training
and Education of Chh Of Genius E H. Omsed, Professor
Yale College.
UNINERSAIiSM Examined, Renowned and Exposed n
of Lectures embracing the experience during
Ministry Of twelve and the Testimony Of Univcsi Min
ers 10 the dreadful moral Tendency Of their Faith by Mathew
Hale Smith Third edition
MARRIAGE RING; or How make Home happy. From the
Writings OF John Angel James
BIBIE AND THE CLOSET; How may read the Scrip
with the Spiritual Profit. BY Rev Watson. And
Secret Payer successfully managed BY the Rev g LeeEded
BY j. q. Chouos with recommcndaory Rev n
Kirk.
SELF-CULTtRE. ny William Claiming, u. d.. with a Bio
graphical Sketch II author.
DAILY FOOD for Christians being Promise and another
SenPua Portion Tor day the together with Verse
Of Hymn beautiful miniature pocket edition eighth
London ina
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CHEAP FOR CASH.

VENIE subscriber would call the attention of the
II, public this universal rule good merchants that
where the does promptly his engagements
ndemnng profit charged and where many
he has from necessity tn charge his good customers than
e would otherwise. IL dc omnaiion let such
by refusing credit all such, which win enable
CHEAPER THAN EVER. Those who buy a pay
promptly quarterly, would the propey of their
calling doors below the Bell Tavern old stand be
purchasing as such
offering them GOOD ARTICLES very small advance upon
effect sales. GEO. w. GKETTER.
~ r. No for selling produce.
hvering their goods bought Of me at the Depot.
An