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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-09-19
GEN. Leslie Combs.

We had The pleasure Of visit, al SIrouds.
burg, from this distinguished Ken,uckian, las,
week. He spent day and half with ds, and
won all hearts, by his whole-souled noble de-
mesnour. His manners are simple and famil-
iar; his spirits excellent, and we never, in all
our life, me; with better and more agreeable
companion His addresses on Thursday and
Friday evenings, were excellent, and listen.
ed TO, by large assemblages, with the utmost
attention. He is one Of The best popular speak.
ers we ever heard His visit to Monroe has
done the Whig cause much good, as the role
al the elections will show.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-09-19
The Prospect i'm Pennsylvania.

Since the nomination, by the locos, Of Fran.
els R. Skunk, for Governor, the political pros.
poets of the Wings, have become as clear as
perfect day. From every county, the news
comes to us, that the people will no, have any
Thing to do with the old o6ice-hOlder, but that
they will rally in their might for The paro, and
soldier of the last war, honest Joseph Markle.
The probability now is, that Gen, Markls will
carry the State in October, by from five 10 ten
thousand, that being done, Mr.. Clay's majority
in November, canno, fall short of fffeen hous-
and
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-09-19
Francis n. Skunk.

The Loco Foco Stale Convention me, at Flar-
risburg on Monday The I'd instant, and placed
Francis r. Skunk, in nomination, as their can
didale for Governor, in opposition TO l!la, time
honored and SCARED veteran, General Joseph
Markle. Mr. Skunk. we presume is we'll (not
lavourabIy) known TO the people of Pennsylva-
YEARS, a, Harrisburg, during which time he
has drawn SIXTY THOUSAND DOLLARS,
from The Treasury of The State, independent of
the specula!ons and other means of accumua-
ting wealth, which his situation al the seat of
government afforded him. What has he done
for this large sum of money! Echo answers,
what! We boldly challenge any of his sup
porlers 10 point to one single act of public u'il-
i'y, which Francis R. Skunk has had hand
in, as recompense to the people for The ia
vors he has received. They cannot do it. He
has never been instrumental in doing any Thing
to advance The character of The Commonwealth,
but on The contrary, has always been in favour
OF system of measures, runous 10 her bes, in
teresis.
Although he is Pennsylvania. and bound
by every tie Of honor TO advocate her prosper
i'y, he is well known to be opposed to a Pro-
tectiue Tariff, and in favor of practical Free
Trade Whilst he lived in Harrisburg, it is
notorious, that in every conversation on the Ta-
riff question, which arose in company. he al.
ways argued against Protection. Hundreds in
in Harrisburg. and all over the Stale. can testi-
fy TO this fact. How, then. can the people of
the Keystone Stale, support him! They can
not.
1t is also notorious fact. that he is UT
TERLY INCOMPETENT TO perform The i'm
por,ant duties of Governor of Pennsylvania.
Willis, he was Clerk of the House Of Repre-
sentatsves. he always relied upon his assistants
10 help him along with his work, which was
merely mechanical He was Secretary OF The
Commonwealth, during the first term of Gov.
Poner's administration, aud shared in all the
ccrruplions which distinguished that imporlan,
era in the history of Pennsylvania; but the Of
fee was entirely too high for his poor abilities,
and al the end of three years he was obliged
to resign, in order TO save himself The morlifca-
tion Of being turned out.
Such is the character of The Loco foco NOM
nee; and such is the man whom the leaders Of
The party ask The people Of Pennsylvania 10
vote for, in opposition 10 Gen. .Narkle. the man
who necer held an office Of profit in his life, but
who pledged his fortune to raise troops to de-
fend his native Stale from The threatened al.
tacks Of the British and Indians. The people
canno. hesitate in choosing between The two
men. They will at once declare in favour Of
the gallant Markle, and elect him by triumph
ant majority.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-09-19
Lancaster Convention.

The Wings of The Old Guard, and The ad-
joining counties, had an immense gathering al
Lancaster on Thursday week. II is es,ima-
ted that between 80 and 10000 people were
present on the occasion. The greatest spirit
and enthusiasm prevailed. Hon. John M. Clay.
ton, Thaddeus Stevens, and other distinguished
champions of Ite cause delivered addresses,
and every hing passed of in the happiest man.
ner. The Ola Guard is pledged to give Mar
kle and Clay, 81 Isas, fue thousand majority
She will do H.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-09-19
SENATORIAL ELECTORS.


CHESTER BUTLER, of Luzerne.
TOWNSEND HAINES, of Chester.
Districts
Joseph G. Clarkson Philadelphia.
2 John Price Wetherill, do.
John D. Ninesieel, do.
John S. Littell, Germantown, Phila CO.
Eleazer T. MDowell, Doyestown, Bucks CO
Benz. Frck, Limerick, p. o. Montgomery CO.
2 Samuel Shafer, Chester county.
William Hester, New Holland. Lancaster CO.
Q John S. Hester, Reading, Berks CO.
10 Alex. E Brown, Easton, Northampton CO.
IL John Killinger, AWHILE, Lebanon co.
10 Jonathan J Slocum, Wilkesbarre. Luzerne CO.
l3 Ner Middleswarth, Union CO.
Ii Henry Drinker, Montrose, Susquehahna CO.
Is Frederick Watts, Carlisle, Cumberland CO.
18 Daniel NJ. Smyser Gettysburg, Adams CO.
IL James Mathers, Mifflintown, Juniata CO.
ls Andrew ]. Ogle, Somerset, Somerset co.
I9 Daniel Washabaugh, Bedford, Bedford CO.
20 John L. Cow, Washington, Washington CO.
81 Andrew w. Loomis, Pittsburg, Allegheny CO.
22 James NJ. Power, Greenfield, Mercer CO.
% William A. Irvine, Irvine, Warren co.
"a Benz Hartshorn, Curwensville, Clearfeld CO.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-09-19

We owe an apology 10 our readers for was.
ing so much space to-day, in commenting upos
such an Insignificant fellow as Jim Rcfus
In the cou>e of human events, however, II snns.
times becomes necessary 10 use mlgnyms
glasses, and then. momeniarily. The smaIIr,l
creatures are made 10 appear OF su,ne Impul.
portancei,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-09-19
Maine.

This State sill continues bound 10 her idols.
The State Election took place on the 9Th ins'
and resulted in favor OF the loco focos. The
returns are not all in yet, but sufficient has been
sscerlained 10 render il certain that the Wings
have made large gains on The three previous
elections. ], is by M means Improbable that
Mr.. Clay will carry the State in November.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-09-19

IL Owing TO press Of Other matters, and
,he arrangements necessary to be made for
Gen. Combs, no paper was issued from this
Office last week We shall be particularly care
the election.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-09-19
The Star that never Sets.
O. X.

Glorious, unconquered Vermont held her
elecrion on the I'd inst. and The returns show
the election Of Mr. Sade. The whig candidate
for Governor, by very large majority. The
wings have also elected all the members of Con-
gress. The Legislature is whlg more than rus
10 one. Well done, Green Mountain Boys,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-09-19

A CHAaIrApLE SuooEsrIoN.---In sP''~a
of clerical friend, who possesses a 's'y h n
cund coun.enance. Putnam said: i don &, -
he drinks. In faGl, know he doe'a" -
told me 80; bu. he probably sleeps N a O'D
very red curtaias.'
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-09-19

William Penn said ,ha, passion may ~ ,
f,ly be called The mob Of the man' wh'''
mita rio, upon his reason.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-09-19

Terms, 50 90 advance; S2,25 haf yeary and S25
paid before the end of the wear.
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Grauf bsfcnesrsS griuden babsn mir bic
Srfldrunssn bon Samss &. YoIf in Se,us
auf ben sarif ncbmaI einssridt unb srlautsn
uns oisfslben allen 8reunben bss Sarifs gum
Surblsfsn tu empkblsn. 9is MusSdss iins
ale BON Der eofcfofpsSeits unb fSnaen babsr
nibt pcbl pibsrIsst ODER seldusnst wsrben.-
Der sarf iif eine Der Saupt.Masrsssln wcfir
bic gSbis Yartsi be Der bsrannabsnosn Babl
;u fdmpen bat uno jscsr Sir9sr tcllts oarnab
trabtsn fib NIT ben Inifbtsn bsr beicsn Yrss
foentss@anooaten, ubsr bisfslbs, bsfannt su
MAIDEN, um Bel Der 9Sabl fsinsn Sebsr 81 bes
ssbn, 70 eas sr na1bsr bersusn miste seifiiit
su Daben. Sober Der Die pbsnsrwdbntsn Nuss
;tiae 9eefen bat, miro fibsr NIT uns iassn,
oas Seinrib Clay, uno fein stnpsrsr, Der
GarifsGanoioat lit.
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Sebertfs GanDlcaten.

SIR oas Sbrif6s2tmt pon Serfs @auntp
inb fur bissmal unsemtbnIib psl @anbbaten
i'm Seles unc mir Smeifsln nibt bas jscer eas
BON isine Srsunoe auf9siubt uno lis auf9sfprs
bat fur ibn 81 ifimmsn. 9is fcl9snpsn J3srs
rem ftno bic msit prcminsntsn @anboatsn,
ndnlitb: @spr9 Gsrnant SoDn g.
g br6osr SoDn Yottsissr Sac
8. Barnet unb Sosinri6 Sbdffer,
uno um unfern esfsrn bic Nu6maDl leiebtsr su
MAIDEN Ss9sn mir ibrs Slamsn bier an, in Der
llsbsrtsu9un9, bas ir9snb elmer baron auf ben
Die gSabl fallen mag, binldnslib fdbi9 lsin
oos 9tmt wurbi9 81 bsosnsn. 0Eas Die ibri,
gen Saneicaten an9ebt fimmern mir uns noe.
mig une ebenfo psrben iteb unfers qesr msna
barum bsfimmsrn.
5taatssT Taren.-QSsr minIbt nid)t, oas
bsr leibiss brldsnbs Staatsssar aufaebobsn
werben m6bte 9ies fam atsr gar nibt 9ss
fbsbsn wsnn nibt Jofepb t11drfel ais @ous
pernor pcn psnnipIpanisn srwdbt piro. Gs
fclts nidt psr9slTsn ,psrcsn, bas Srans 81.
@ 6unf se9cn Den gsrfauf Der Staatss
9Ssrfs unb 9c9en Die 9srtbeIun9 osS grtrass
BON ben tfentlibsn Qdnoersisn lit, ,pas bic Elm:
;issn MitteI ilna ben bdbltbsn sar ,pss;ubrins
gen. 9Dsr babsr Den aufribtsen 96unib
bsst unb Jpn auS9sfibrt Su fsbsn pilnlbt foas
te nibt srman9sIn fir ScispD WdrfsI ju films
men, fcnif banbelt er 9sssn fsin SntrsiTs.
t11itbhrser! @ino Cub bic Mtistraube
bsfannt bic untsr portsr's Administration pors
fislsn? &ennt Sbr bic 9rose Summs gsIo bic
baeurb psrfbwenbet murcs 9Bir bcfsn,b ,bas
@u9 befs Sabsn ale bsfannt linp, men niebt,
70 rpsrft sinsn SIid auf uniere Staatslbulb
Ser unssbeure Suwabs esrlslbsn, wdDrenb
Den lsstsn feds Sabrsm mag gub als Ssmsis
oisnsn, bab etWas llnrsbts6 in Der QBirtbfbaft
1T, une Wenn Sbr bisrpon itsrssu9t feo, 70
srinnsrt Gub, baB eurb Die @rmdbIuns BON
Sran5 81. Sbunf Die Nbmniitraticn nicbt pers
anbert fcnbern nur srnsusrt cber fcrtasfsst
wiro. a8unfdt ibr biss nibt, 70 m st Sbr
bsi ndtifsr SSabI fur Scfepb MdrfsI iiimmsn.
Gin bsteutsnoer llntsrfdso swifbsn ben 60.
fpfofos unb QSb9s LIT, bas bic @rlfsrn um bic
eaibs unb Sibs fdmpfsn unt bic qestsrn nur
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Die NSafI em SerSa,nu,lmna.

Der porise 8reita9 rpar Elm grocer 5aa fir
bic 3Dbise Don 1lt Seree unp bsfcnoers bon
Nsabins. 9as 9o!e. im ,patrsn Sinne bee
2Sorte, mar i'll Waane psrIamlnelt uno pir
srinnsrn uns nebt jemaIs cine 70 src6e Wlen:
fteRmads IN nnierer Staet seeben III baben.
Bon allen Sesenben Der @auntp famsn Bd.
atn Die init Wenf6m 9sfillt rparen, unb ,rpar
nlebt init pcrnetmen Nritotratcn, Gcntern
NIT Sanern, Sancnerfern unb 4rtsiteru
bcm Dlarf nno Stn bes &anece. lille tamen
frobrn OIutbes tcrSuaesilt une eer aro6e
5ipsf, ben its febsr srreeben perosn ,siate
ftb frenris auf jsrem 6sahtc. gs ,piroe
psrsebene Dltbe fein, bier cine Bc1hreibuna
bon Den mannisfaItisen Gs9enfanpen au &C.,
ben, bic fth i'll bet prp5dfon borfanrsn, pel
che alelh nab DaittaA fprnirt wurre. Soano.
merle rCri6ispener Hrt purben BON tbdtiaen
9ancsn mabrsno Dem MlarIhe auf lDassn
betristen fisacnpe Sabnen nnp Banner NIT
treffencen Snfhrlftsn uNp pai1enpen Sinnbil.
bern paren 3u ietrn, uao inter berrliebsr
Danltt tsmsate ft Der Bug oureb mebrcre
cfraBen ber Start nat eiuem Teloe jenCeits
bet 9buplfia. ,pel6es fir bic Serlammluna
tritimmt mar. Scrt ansetommsn formiru
1tb tie Uerfa,nmluns SaDip 8. Gorpon,
eIa., bon bier, tpnrte ais prsarent ernannt,
nett elmer In5atl Sieesprs1 1bsnten uno Ge
fretdre. Ssnator Serrien bon 8ceraien bislt
oann cine febr eloquents 9tsbs al bic Dlense,
uno ibm fcIste Gbarles Srcwn, giq, Don
Cation. Sfstfpem bielten Sobn 8dr, eer
Ohio Sretlhmiot uno @ol. qinpIap bon sis
nsr temporaren plattform, Neosn, an einen
sbsil Der 9eriammluns. Ubenpe wuresn
bon Or. Nosers bon 3ennefTce, SieHer bon
sanfatsr unp 4npsrn, pcrtrsfa,ebe 0eosn Dor
&enballs cotrf al Die nod ocrIammeltcn
2SblSe 9ebalten. es pcrtient bier temerft
5u tpercem tab Die 8rlammluns falt gan,
aus 1Sbt9s bon nnlersr @auntp beitano, uno
mir alauten Drniattens niett tas mebr a(S
200 8rempc [pon anccrn @aunties1 teiwobn
ten.
wir wollen bier Die 3abl Der 8erIammel.
ten niht ansetsn, atsr Sober Fam (tb einea
Yesritf baoom MAIDEN wenn ,pir Gasen pa6
man nit Der Wisnse prei afsr Srmno batte
fillsn fonReu.
0ie biefssn &cfofrecs ftno gang fiji, ba
bic SsrlammIuns ibrr fibniten erwartunsen
absrtraf, benn 1e batteu lleb f6sr niht sns
fallen ladem baB bic Bbss bon Bsrfs si;
ne 70 arcBe S6au mabem ttnnten. Die
.Sblss ltno absr nnn siRnal 70 ; (ts ftnnen
.!,,o pollen ss unb rosrben's autb bel nahfer
2oasl ausfabren.
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Saltet eS i'm @epdtbtnie, oaB Nrons

CUGltI TO tlll UtVUlUITIlBI UuB Utans
ei 8 81. g bnnf, DER Qcfofcfo Ssras.Sreis
banessgansibat fir @ouperncr bisisS Staats,
in 6arrisbur9 Slpsi unb ereisie s +.
re &smtsr bsrente, mdDrsnb psdsr Seit CT
bsinabs ODER aans fsbSia saulsnbsb as
ter aus ben safbsn bs8 &olfss BON psnnlpl.
panisn ss;c9sn bat.
Soaltct e5 i'm 8eoahtniB, oaB &C.
neral Spfspb Mdrfsl ME in fsinsm aan.
gen qsbsn Elm pcrtbrbafts5 Nmt beoisnts unb
bas sr fsin Germ 5 gen psrpfdnests
um sruppen ssuri fen sur8er
tbeibi9 i9un9 fsinss @eburtsff a as
res, se9sn bic orcbenosn an9riFs Der Srtten
unb Snoianer, mdbrsnb g t)unf ia fsner
amtsffubs in Soarrsturs fiber ias unb bss
Gclfss @slo einifsdts.
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Grtpd bier 3ettel :
Senatoriat

Senatoral.
Gbctfcr eutler, pon Qu;srns
Gepnfeno Saines, BON gbsifsr.
Gspreientatis.
Scispb O. Glarfipnl3 josnrD 9rinfcr,
Scbn y. WstbsriG,l4 Samss Yclod,
Scbn .. geinfssl, Is Sriorb 9Satts,
Sobn e. 0ittsa, 16 Daniel lR. Smpier,
@lsa;srS .W'9owsul7 SamsS Matbsrs,
Ssnjamin Srid, Is Nntrsas 8. Oale,
7 Siaae 9S. Ganlssr,19 DAN. 9Gafbobouat
QSlllIam Soieifer, 20 Scbn {. @cm,
Scbn g. Seieifer, 81 antr. oS. QccmiS,
10 Sobn &illin9er % San1e6 R. Ncmer,
IL Nlsr. 9. Sromn % 9Sillam u. Srpins,
l2 Sonatb. lctum,24 Senj. Sortsbcrn,
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saS BObI Sss aaness 81 bsfdrosrn frsbsn.-
Sebst nur bic qofos pom Ssrfs, tslbtt eieie iino
untsr Iib uneins, nibt iber bic Srast psr Der
@cupsrnor ceer ber YrsOosnt ftin ica, fcnbsrn
nur rpsr bic flsinersn Nsmtsr bsbisnsn ODER bic
Seuts periebren fol-.
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@tias Don 2llt Yerfs!

38ifet Sbr, pas ndbifen 9ienifaa Die allass
msine 2BaDl iif? &ennet Sbr bic Yflibt Der
6rsimdnnsr an oisitm Gage? Us iif nur cine
Sleini9fet, aber &einsr frnts untera1tn Iis III
erfiaen sS iif niebts msiter als natb Der 9Sabl
iu 0sbsn uno fir tas 9Bbisssidst ju ifimmn.
9Sir piiTsn pcbL ras bic @biaspartsi bon
Ssrfs Sauntp in Der MnberBsit ilf, a6er psbs
we9sn foats iib Hiemano abfbrsdsn laGsn ;u
lflmmen.-@rinnert @ub, bas jsbe Stimns
sdblt bic fir @cupsrnSr, @analsg gpmmillicnsr
uno wessn ben 9erfauf Der bauptlnis sinsss
9sbsn rpirb, 9lsibpisI Of bic partsi i'm @auntp
in Der Minbsrbsit 1T cter nidbt.
Sreimanner BON penniyIpanien, pcrs
9enet Ole IOibtisfeit .. nad Hen Wabl
niebt !-qSsnn jemaIS cine 9Eabl i'm Staats
wibtis war 70 iit ss Die ndtbfs. @s 1T nid)t
alsln ob Sbunf ODER t11arfel gousernor
,pro, ipnbern es 1T bauptldtblib barauf ;u f.,
ben wsIbsn ssrlbeosnsn @runbidssn oisft tsi
Den Oldnnsr 9ewo9sn Iino. 2Sir babsn, fos
plsl ipie m69lib mar, pcn Ssit su Ssit unlsrn
esisrn Die @runoidse osr bsiben @cupsrntrss
Saneieatn erfldrt unb 0tismanb fam ilb tas
NIT sntfbuloi9sn eas er lie nibt fsnnt. Sc
Der tpelb, bas Srans q. Scbunf Elm erfldrtcr
6eSner beS Sbub Iarifs 1T unb ais Gin
dbtsr qcfcfcfo ale bic psrbsrblibsn Masrsaeln
untsrifust bic feline partel oussufliDrsn itrsbt,
lno jsSsr psb AUDI, eas Sciepb Mdrfst Elm
erfldrter Sreuno eeS Sebut,.U arifs III,
als dbtT 9BbS wrc ct ale bic bsiliamn
WaBrs9sIn ausSufibren ffrsbsn, wsl1s feline
parts' jest in 9cribIaS bat uno f6riftljb bas
@srfprsebsn CAB cine beilfame Reform in
Der perecrtsnen StaatssSoau6baltuns Der qos
fcs sinSufdDrsn. Sober 8rsuno bsS 9bus.
SarifS, jsber Srsuno feinsS 8atsrlanrs5 uno
jsbsr Srsuno elmer ebrIibsn fpariamsn @taatss
Ns9lsrun9 wirS babsr wDbl tbun wsnn sr iur
0SabI ssbt uno fir t1Iarfel, 6uilforo unb
Den Vsrfauf Der Sauptlins ffimmt.
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Mn9emebmer Sefmcb.

General Jofepb t11drfeL esr 0Bbiaeans
o'eat fur Scupsrnor bsebrts am gamifaas uns
fere Stabt nit feinsm Sslude unb psrweilte
bier biz ssifern Morssn, mo CT init benz Sare
rsniuss nab pbIabelpba abreif'te, um bsuts
bort elmer @srfammIun9 bsiSuwobnsn. Scr
General 1T Elm anisbnliber rlifissr @reis, cas
mabre Bib zines beutibsn Siebsrmannes.-
QSdbrsne fsines 6isrfsins murbe ct BON pslsn
fsiner Sreunbe unb @s9nsr bsfutbt unS mir
f1ne absr3eu9t, ea6 manbsr bsfti9e @ssnsr jsst
cine anSsre Wfsinuns BON ibm bait ta sr nibt
slnsn Wfann in ibm fanb, ,pie Jpn bic Qpfcfcfcs
Sldttsr bslbrieben batten. @sin Sslub bier
wlrb Sabsr ppbl nibt gang obne geusen fsin,
osnn mir b6rsn, bas @ini9s bic friber ,u fsis
nsn @s9nsrn Sebortsn jsst fsinsrSsrldumsuna
msbr Slaubsn wrlIsn Die Ss9en ibn aufasbratbt
psroen mag.
Das r1olltauner Iifet. 90 unfsre
parte in SsrfS gauntp fsinsn poaltdnbiaen
9Sabljsttel bat, f6nnte eS unS ;rpar sinsrIs
fen, fir ,peIben bon ben bsben Settsln unfere
Srsunee ffimmen m69en, ba mir absr wilItn,
sab fe ME 9snei9t inb etmaS su untsrifassn,
pas eurb psreOrbene Mittsl lns 9aisin asrus
fen rpurrs, 70 erlauben mir unS bic ganbibaten
fir ScnsreB, anembIp &C., auf bsm Molltaus
ner 3ettsl ibrr befcnesrn llntsrifisuna ,u
smpfblsn, neil oiefer 3sttel n,sbr bsmceratiltb
1T aIs Der bier BON ben 9slssaten formirte.
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GFIuf beionosrss eriuben 9sben mir fcls
ssnosr @crrsspcnrsns &aum in unfsrnSIatts {:
Gorrespon0 ems.
Snfirf nen 10 GSentRnhpr lQ11
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-19
SINTON's NURSERY,

III Mar RichmOnd, piretnid. 81
Sixty thousand Grated or Budded 7
Fruit Trees of fine size, are offered for sale BY
the subscriber, consisting of Apple, Pear Plnmr
Peach Cherry Apricot Nectarine, Almond, Fig,
Grape Vine, Gooseherry, Currant and Raspberry
in great variety, and nearly all propaga,ed from
Trees in full bearing in his Orchard, and embra-
ccs, perhaps, selection that has not been sur
passed for The climate OF Virginia
Catalogues, with directions for planting, may
BE- had ii Peyton Johnson's Apolhecary Store, al
VIM Palmcr's Seed and Plough Store, and OF
Charles T. Bolts, at the Office of the Southern
Planter where any order left will he punciually
attended 10, and any letters (post pad) addressed
10 JOS Sinton, near Richmond, will recciveprompl
attention
The subscriber would add that the above Trees
NAV be had from - to 80 per cent less than The
principal Northern Nurseries now charge, which
!: comparison of Catalogues will show.
He would also state, that he has at this time a
large number of Trees of these 81 varieties, the
apples ofwhch he exhibited al the Henrco Ag,
ricullural Fair in the Fall of 1911, and obtained
the premium. JOSEPH SiNloN.
Nov IS-u0w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-19
FpIrIT TREES

JA5k FRUIT IRF.IS. 49,
The subscriber has for sale, al the Viz
einia Nursery, on the Weslham Road ] ! miles
from Richmond, large quantity of all the most
choice varieties of Fruit Trees, cultivated in this
climate. OF Apple Trees, there are more than
Gly varieties-of Peach Trees forty varic-
,ie.-and a great variety of Pear, Plum, Cher
~. &c. &c. &c. Also Grape Vines OF every
choice variety: Nortons Seeding, Lee Nair,
Catawha. IIebermcnls Madeira, &c. He has
also 10000 giant Asparagus roots from one 10
, years old. Raspberry Vines, Gooseberry, &c.
An or which can be had at the usual market
r. Orders addressed (post paid) 10 the sub
scriber. orto LEWIS HILL, will be promptly al
tended Ia. The Trees, &c. will be packed IN
such manner as TO be carried safely any dis
Oc, o3-c2awlOt, JAMES VIA.