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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-10-07
LOOK OUT
For Lying LocOfOcO Handbills and
CircUIars!

We caution the People of this County to be on
their guard against the TRICKS and LAST
CARDS of Locofocoism. Be not deceived by the
FALSE AFFIDA WITS and other vile publica-
lions put forth the eve Of the election to poison
the public mind. Remember that Clay's defeat
was the result of the most outrageous FRAUD ey-
er perpelrated upon the American people and
shall IRWIN and PATTON be defeated by the
same foul meansi Wings! BE ON Youa GUARD!
The corrupt clique who surround the present ina.
beetle Executive will resort to the most base and
disreputable means to carry the election. Remem.
Der The FRAUDS of le44-th KANE LETTER
1.-The Unions story about "Poks near neiphbor'
land all the wicked DECEPTION of the Loco.
foco leaders in palming Polk upon the People az
better Tariff man than Clay. Remember the
TREACHERY ofthese Locofoco leaders, and be
careful how you again con6de in them. They are
playing desperate game, and are flooding the
State with LYING Handbills and Circulars
Again we say, BE NOT DECEivEDi
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-10-07
The Assembly Ticket.

We place the Volunteer Assembly Ticket at the
head of our columns, this week, and bespeak fol
j, the cordial and hearty support of every man in
the County, who is in favor of the Volunteer Sys
ten, and opposed to the manner in which the Reg
ular Ticket was formed. Messrs. Bush, Heck.
man and Freeman, are all good men, and contrast
most favorably with their opponents Schoonover,
Laubach, and Luckenbach. Besides, their pros.
pect of success is most cheering. Northampton il
is said will do well for them, and Monroe, we are
sure, "can do better" Then give them a long
pull, strong pull, and pull altogether, and their
success is certain
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-10-07
The whis Candidates.

The news of Gen. Iyrin and Mr.. Patton's pros
pects, are most cheering from every part of the
State, and renders their success as morally GER
tain as man can De certain of any thing before il
transpires. There is not County in the State,
but will do better for them than they have for any
other Whig candidate. Then Wings of Monroe,
be up and doing, and deserve your need Of praise
in the general jubilee which will be celebrated
over your candidates election.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-10-07
Settlers Wanted--.Lansis Given 10
Them.

The State Of Arkansas invites emigrants to
come and take lands which have been forfeited
for taxes. and no paymen, will be required of
them. The Auditor, upon proof Of settlement,
will make deed, which deed rho Supreme
Court Of the State has decided will be valid
The fnffe'ed tracts compriao soa,e Of the fnes,
lands in the State.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-10-07
WHO shali be Goyernor4

Friends of your countfy-friends of the tariff
remember that Skunk is in favor of FREE-TRADE,
and opposed to American manufactures.
That Skunk prefers the workshops of Europe
to those of your native State.
To the Polls, then, and cast your votes for In.
Vim, the friend of PRo1 EcTIvE TARIFF.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-10-07

i The venerable John Quincy Adams win take
bis seat in Congress during the ensuing session.
He thinks he can winter in Washington moro
comfortably lhsa 10 The severe climate Of Mas
sschuseus.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-10-07
Wheat Crops.

The whea. crop of Michigan for the pres
ent year, as estimated by gentleman now pre-.
pairing statistics for the Patent Oihee in Wash
ing,on, will not fall short OF SS000 600 bushels,
nor exceed 100000 bushels. The qualify
of the grain this year is superior in every re-
speoi to The crop Of last year.
In regard to the condition of The crop in Wis.
consin. The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser, OF
Monday says -" The brig Gidd'ngs arrived
here on Saturday, with cargo of 10000 bush
els of Wisconsin wheat, of this years crop.
which for plumpness Of berry and general ap-
pearance exceeds any thing ever before re-
ceiyed from that quarter"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-10-07

How much pork will bushel Of corn maks'
10 a question Sc, down for discussion at a de5aI.
ing society some where down east
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-10-07

Ohio has begun 10 pay Off her public debt.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-23
SOMETHING NEW

"A THIS Is TIE are Of Improvement, ,aEeg9s 4
sa8 t4od ut informing my Old cHsion8e5s and f#s4
generally thai | have invented some OF the -r45 4
terms for chairs offered TO the luIic In ,a \
OTHER country. Together with my aree stock 4 \
tuetHlslieA VI ORR winch MAJ lie cuumer ted Ia5
flhawm- he.d~ Boston, Hat Boston srsaIlssI
sesel. Stat Kask. Common and Small Kaes!ns a. \
ucW si9 lc OF fsr'or ard sitting Room s.-, ~
Itaif French, MCNieaHl Collage and Common & u
Se5ffes, Sarfahe.. tHfh Cradles AND ca d-s#s Fl Il
GHars att af which sill war art ana sell al Htss. 4
cannot fSlitu please and fiat cannot - fra. f. n
tsal.shueut the cnnur. that does work 4f ea.s
liz. m No ~, SiEn affhe his Ghair Maj BHe B
re- ) " RlHEABAEEER|
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-23
ANALUABLE FARM For SAIF

~ W iftllus mites from the ON, fIver and n,l.s
horlh 81 The National Road, containing one hup1reI al
'"etNe acres. be the same morr luss. The tuurova
meis are frame house Two stories nigh ~ IA, % t,
ad WI hnished with double p1riico IN front WIN ali
oNsf necessary improvements The saId farm +, aft
under good fence sud nj good state Of cultivation aud
tht soil is Of good quay Ihefs is not NOR, th,n 4
a'fes 81 u hui can he cultivated II j. well wale,ri
im1efed- There are about 70 acn.s cleared with an
@ on ftrt accommodating terms. II sold DOS ,rs.i,,,
MA L. -. rh aH fiff if=t tiaf oi Aprh isl
pa - ~" JOSEPH YATES
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-23

VXTeLtE3s Narrative OF Mission 10 Bokbsfe r.,
the wears lei3-Is45 To ascertain Tia, fate of 81
N'"adaH and capt. Connolly with eigrsv5ps. ~,
Ne commend this work one OF Inc piost ,nte,f.-t
is VI It's class that We have etHsed and us interest .
m otoad basis enough to sun the taste of aIuo. An m
ae,s oi good looks Tins anduuiane luhles1,
~ oisif contains The narrative OF the authors lnasf =,
','9 adventures aud pcflis hut prod pious
49, " interesting anecdotes CLEANED va hIs travel.
"e may he sad not 10 he surpassed 10th for te1, h
'ue"' ana extent. The work is aecumRani,i ~ =, No.,
naive oriental plates" Tor sale HI, ~ - 50 "'e
Ohm II THOMPSON. Union Il.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-23
$4,000.

Alexandria Lottery, class l.. draws a
Alexandria. march J. 1917; rs num-
bersl3 drawn ballots.
prize Of $4,000 1prize Of S2.a2o
prize of 10000 10 prizes of 2.0o0
prize Of 5000 90 prizes Of go
Tickets 10 dollars; certificate of 70
whole Tickets viii be sant for 100 dolls,
shAres ID Eroportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-23
S6tD.tetDtD.

New Isr-cY Lottery, class %. draws At
Jersey CITY. march 10. t847. 10 num-
bers; / , drawn ballots.
/ prize Of s2352a priza Of 5000
~ prizes Of 1000 prize of Q 200
prize of 5000 1prize Of Loco
2Oprizes of 1000
Tickets s dollars certificate OF %
whole Tickets VIII be sent for SO dollars,
shares in proportion,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-23
81 1900

NV JERSEY LeffFeY. fiazs =. draws
at Jersey city, march Il. 164f. - MIN
h.rs. Is drawn ballots.
prizc of $4,000 / priza Of $1,000
do t20 Q prizes Of 1.1e6
do . OQ0 10 do LOCO
do 1000 20 do 500
Tickets 3 dollars; certificate Of %
whole tickets viii b. seHf for So dollars.
Shares in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-23
FOR CORN ND VHr3T


RI III sn sefii or Is prepared To e1ccfr orders ei
- GEIAkLE aud FLOW ER SEES TO sni "
10 dealers. either IN bulk or neatly pat up IN E''
Nith printed a els and directions on tie fresi ia'a
terms lis assortment comprises every das.faf
u and The Hest selected IN Philadelphia IL sffA !
all warranted FRESH aud GEN me, being grown
IdesslY under hls own directions or imported gov
hfst sources in Europe Catalogues AID c'en rec
- information may to ottsuc hy dddre.sne os'
HENRY \ pREER, 81 CursHu!. IL ~ ]
Ia fen \
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-23
A neutrality-suspicious..

$40 sue hcautitI. elcar and Transparency faIr
peNlon, with sweet soft delicate and hraftHy skfu
are recommended 10 Use that maafeai fku purifier
ALWAYS CHINESE INDICATED S0NF. Tins
excellent soap tar superior 10 all other articles either
it tpiitt u.s. or for renewing Ian sunifu piHpt blot
etS u'ckcs aud The effects OF u>IuitO ~ ties prlckcy
neat, chappcd flesh rough, cracked aud dstai0fcd skin
aa m i@et all ieHshcs aud Disagreement ef The sk M
i' Applications ut tins vaiuahIe specific Will specially
transform adsrk yellow and dislirufed visagc 10 lea
THU, rteaf aud lovely appearance
Sp'd ai II. and . cts a hoN by 4 o FATRCHIID
30 - Wheeling, y a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-23
CnNGRESS Hall

zszSA4 TT0R rent from the first of tpr.Ibss..
,n.r d ALso-For sale two lialf Io.sa G.
g4k re street y hee hag At the east eud Of Fl,
&-sEMu eTa Row Apply Ia
febil JOHN BoTsEsRl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-23
4 Il + tsRs a E'sE'EI.
~ "a nv IN,
W il0LiSALk ORR GGlSTS
Ao.i6l Hardot Sfftt.
WHEELING.


NJ efIeC hercl, given to ali persons Inlcltsd "a
y lle estate at Nrchho,d Noaas deceased stc ot ..
i.i7 'at NitgHfa To adj ou the subscriber and nav
l''c are requested 10 present them legally authenticated
'', 'l'A'' H. WOODS
Executor
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-23

FFTs THE MERCHANTS ANn ri sfNrss =.
i OF lNG.-iusine.s men in a.. -. ~
raus of Advertising their wares, Nc iu 4 name.
ern Ono would iud the ct ERNSEY JFTrFssst
w an trceifcut medium Tho JefFeryapfsa .
lsie5 az " asnncion. Guernsey counts - o-s \ |.
most guurIsftne towns on the National Road ~ y
IS iarzC If not larger circulation than ann ars.
TIA Eastern chic. Terms moderate Mefsfsrf y
thefs treliHe - interest in tbs matter waHi d.
write So " Il GILL, Al tie above mentioned Ma.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-23

The New Workers are making powerful If
forte 10 cousuDcta Railroad rom thagaty to
Albany
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-23
HISS LUTON

THU partner 'itttiH tofe existing fs.s.-
Il Ha.e has fstl dissolved Is H.ttu-i ---5- r.
sarIu|s- -fa.as ,ralHst fire csfsHiIsr,aaf@+ =
ttal5t for s-it Teflet aud those s. o are fls+. -
if.s. same is 1aHH Hage. 81 il9 IS sHiIar54r5 w.
tIa 6t55Ias. If She late nrm.
INs DARE
jobs EUGr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-23

Tat. 88. t4a. 3 wsa ii GsHas ans
did yQH
j citizen Too lupazz tafoz7
A prophet f555 ~ aaaa #a##., as#s e7ia1z
tn. s5HH t55 ifafs aa5 a-s.4zz bus.
f5le CT s.s4s SIC.
No matter low Is yias d
man may b.. HoN s.5-dy pza'r af5 sill. -
an afis.. in sast,a.az tas human lace p
vine. Ilheis unfortunately + o.'.sa. 81 on
own place. th4t Is saaleirHs-t.at aas1vata
catastrophe +. san. 10 stand b.0Nth.m aa5
hiscslhns. and viii most a.safeJ.g la-atea
the greater portion CHE comment! i'7#
ever ceiling o. MN iaf PicsFss.
TH5g fecolteat ,aaa b- it spoken ia p.aisz
Of tn ifmem5st3 II having 8=as, 2r.4i. bal
poverty, mo1ss.y and per eyeraee. ('ha4
hateful. characteristics in HE eyes 81 saHs
folks are generally al the onset abe boa
companion, Of true genius. and how anJisai-
fed it would be TO lce1lt4. how distoaorabe
to the name Of their ancestors. am their pres
en-, standing IN society. 90 have any tains to
do with nan Of poverty, mo1esy and pr
severance. Why \ pieus. taken b sa5h
man. however perfect, could NOT be ezai5i=
ted for fear that some eoaoisear. ltas eeala9
arc aIeays eoaoise94s u psares) might -
tort the dreadful laet that tae picture uas
m1de by e.ti5ea artist,
Bat lei some alreaturer. som en- grating
oeniu. at In nte tllraznls lfffa PATERNITY come
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-23

is -. sad fea=l a. a-,- Ovarian.
ei 80 ?! t3t 7 HuRNBBnot y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-23

r 7ST--oh Monday night, bracelet ~, n
IS n please leave It at fen l. fti7
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-23

trFz. EaTTEer. Glass N. draws nj y
plidfla. march 1911. 66 number--l1
iraWn ballots.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-23

raR RENT-The are lii.s
Z hng house on Foudh - d
A. Of Union street. II : pri -
n tosrding house or lif n
q ton Of large family t9t NM.
3 10 JOHN i. Dc a
MARIE =
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-23

u d. - hENN ~.
At#f la IT.. t7st tefGatsi,s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-23

ALEX. LOTTERY. Class \. draws Al Al
cNandria, march 81, 1847. rs Nos.-li
drawn ballots.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-23
U.GEIT.S 4 BTSIEFEr,

RI s Received o. Boxes q Hsese ana tsras...
Sav rs. NO IS EaIsU.=
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-23

" oRsTED CoMfoRTs-4t dozen Wo,s,..t -,
~ fofis just received Aud for sal. h,, W y VII
TALLAhf bELAPLNiN
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rnhrAN nnrH.

IIGH1 ST.. rlNaRE.
January .. lsf7.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-23

~ oiE FAPEkS-Iust received al asse' -. y. +, ~
huesi mole papers, consisting IN p"i - %
fKer, Flower aud Border ~ - flowef, - r.gai
- FiiFef BORDER Compile Fans, Plan - - Is 4
lam. Fine aencia Note Taper also
fssl r7 10 suit, al the cheap bookstore RIB
III II
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TO SUISSE ORDERS.

The will be entered hooks uncA the
pay OF the snbso ription be made in advance.
Distant subscribers by letter. the postage
which i'll he paid by and all risk assumed by ourselves IN It's
safe transmission,
The COUNTRY PAPER published hiweeky during the sss
sons OF Congress. and semi eekly during the
subscriptions will be received
Proportioned TO the above annual rates.
posmaes certificate remittance payment for subscrp
tons will he SUFFICIENT receipt therefor The
notes OF any specie pay ing bank will be received.
TO act
ing us rt DAILY subscribers, with so encosed ave skMi
Wkf subscribers with sa5 enclosed; I'VE WEEKLY sub
coe with $40 enclosed will be entitled copy Of the sane
edition as they furnish for, grabs
THIS CONGRESSIONAL be furnished them
same term .
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patriotic effort against the common foe will take the
place of sectional divisions and sectional jeaouses The
democratic party in Congress will stand up mantully
shoulder shoulder the elevated platform OF that Just
and magnanimous policy which has characterized and
distinguished it. And the country will rejoice that, IN
this hour of her need and her peril, she has found her
representatives faithful TO her interests, and true 10 her
destnies
Mr. Chairman, will detan the committee no longer
The sentiments which have avowed, consciendously
entertain For the expression OF them am responsible
10 my constituents and to my country.
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TO BUILDERS.

CtEALED PROPOSALS viii be received the nateri-
- ais and OF the building OF the Smithsonian
institution the office of the Institution in the city OF
Washington up the 10Th day of March, lSt at 6ocock,
D. The plans and specifications Will be exhibited ~ the
Office from the Goth of February 70 the l0Ih day oil
March.
For the further information of contractors in taking pre-
paratoy for estimation, the following approximate di-
inensions and quantities are given
The budding will consist OF centre, two connecting
ranges and wings, of the following dimensions, vizi
Centre building 24 feet long, 80 feet broad, and 81 ieci
high
Connecting ranges, each Go feet long ~ feet broad and
% feet high.
East wing feet long feet broad, and AZ feet high,
West wing 10 feet long. 80 feet broad, and " feet high
The towers shown the plans vary from 80 10 il)
feet in height.
Quantities.
10000 feet of rubble facing. oo thick
20OO0 cubic leet dimension stone, Tor cutting
10000 cubic feet of backing
$1,000 cubic feet of foundation and concrete
,O00,000 best hard brick
100000 feet b. NJ white pine timber
$4,000 feet b. NJ. yellow pine narrow plank
25O0O feet b. M white pine plank
52J squares of roof of either galvanized iron, TIM or
copper
The face work and trimmings will be either of white or
ght-coorod marble of buff other lght-colored sand
stonc of uniform color and best quality, from the upper
Potomac OF granite blue gncss and contractors may
their proposals the expense oil ncng the building
with each any of the above materials.
The allowed for construction will be five years Per-
sons estimating viii be required furnish security for the
faithful performance OF the work 10 the amount OF one-iol
of their bids and the their securities will be stated
their proposals The Building Committee reserve to
themselves the right OF deciding which proposition
ROBERT DALE OWEN,
WILLIAM ]. HOUtiH,
W W. SEATON,
Feb 80, Building Committee,
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~ fFFFIFlf
EDMUND WALLER,
G.. II. MINCHlN,
HENRY J. PORTER,


rI'HE National Birth night Assembly will be held NJ Ca
L rs saloon ON Monday evening, February ~, 1917. The
subscription list is being presented IL is intended
TINT the Assembly shall be of the brilliant of
Inc supper &c, IN his usual splendid style, to be fur
Jan 3-3twlm [Bat Sun timesl
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Treasury DEPARTMENT, February 9, 1897
SEAIED proposals. will be received until the tenth day OF
- April Inclusive for loan of eighteen millions of
dollars under the OF the 18th January ast authorizing
the issue OF treasury notes, &c., treasury be
issued under said act payable after the date OF
said notes, with interest Mt the Of six per per
mum, payable semi-annually The bids nh cases,
BIO unconditional and without any reference TO the snip
posed bids of Others they may be considered The
bids should state distinctly, in all cases. the premium Of
Tered No bid viii be received below par To give OPP
ponny to all to participate in The investment of
hnds i'm these noeswhich, OF the privilege of
funding, may hereafter be materially enhanced in value
bids will he received for the lowest denomination Of notes
authorized by the law, well as for higher sums.
The department the right of fixing the periods
when the money must be paid, to be required
anticipate the wants of the government allow any inter
until the money is actually paid. The money payable
the loan be deposited with the Treasurer Of the Uni
ted States, the of the mint Philadelphia OF
the branch mint at New Orleans with any tho assist
ant treasures at Boston, New York. Charleston, ST.
Louis. r. J. WALKER
Feb s-dlwXwtlOA Secretary of the Secretary.
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FAMINE IN IRELAND.

OrFicn rs, UprEn S,cKvIIIE STREET, DUBLIN,
December II, 1876.
IRISH Relief Association the destitute peasant-
ry being a reorganization OF the association formed dn
ring the period alnine in the OF Ireland, in 1881,
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L IRONS.

M, nj, o man
MARQUIS of Dovnshire The Hon Somer~e, Maxwell
The Earl of Devon The Hon Charles Gore
| The Earl of Roden The Hon Thos Vesev Nj. p.
The Vscount Lorton Geo. A.. Hamilton esd. NJ r.,
! Lord Farnha,n, Edward Groean. esq, NJ p,
| rprsrrr,
49, iNo'IHhs'
Inc Earl oil foden LORD .e0iSe liiil, \, -
me i@ount I-otion, SIeo a. Hamilton, es' VI. ~
| Lord tarnlam, William H. Laioiichc esq
COMMITTEE.
Noior Adams Henry c. IIore c,n
| r iccha ri Armit c.u w u Hull eso
! aiaxa,,,.r Roya nl, Sir Iohn X lanes R,r,
I Henry Reyley go ~ William ID Iatouche ESQ
Rich., ri (,,ne esn philin + Naro,ib,nks eso
w IT carroll esn Thomas purnel esq
William Edneton esq William Trail esq
/ Rober, II. Guinness, esd. Robert Wilson, esq.
| r. $. Guinness, esq,
uoNoRaRy srcRETaRIIs
,ru p. ~ n N;,ahi
l1'u u 9eorsIi VII WI H., 49, ~ Id u, ' p,r,a
81 i-'"'"''' " 'n'Si' Hh''' iie'''' ' 'e'' '"'f
TREAsuRERs
Messrs. Lntouche Il Co, Dublin.
! H., ooi,, ce,;no de.,, tho ipcreosi, ,,,o,,n, .,
; al, not announces ,yonlJ AGAIN oneoi
Il, nmhic and snbnit brief sa,emen, Of Her
! W P''nl n ~, ~, "nna, ,,n,, ~ ~ Wv " Va ~
schnnpser rdo ,vti meal or ,,s sunplv of wes,nor,
~ li,uoei inou,, 1i.; W wy upi,' "
] ESP l6a Cd.
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INHE Statesmen Of America In Is48.-By Sarah Myt-
4 ton Mauryi ! volume, London, 1877. This day re-
eeiyed. Feb5 f. TAYLOR
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90 FOR RENT..-A con,rnodious three-story brick
Till house, with convenient back buildings and smoke
EEL house, situated within few PAGES OF the Capitol
square, and in healthy position. The will be very
moderate. GEO. WATTERSTON.
Jan 22-eou
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What stronger evidence CONTINUED Mr.. McC) can we
have of the fact that this has been forced upon ms by
injustice of our enemy And under this state OF crcum
stances, is il not Notifying TO gentlemen rise IN their
places here to paae and vndcate the conduct OF Mex
leo, and at the time 10 indulge IN language OF I'M
measured reproach against the government OF their own
country, Some OF them, like Chaleas--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-04
The Brig Heury Of Newbaryp0rr.
MTsTIc' ct January %, lsl


see BY your paper az 18th inst that fears are
expressed Of the ioss Of brig Henry OF Nevburyport
bound 70 Oregon. The Eewburyport Herald SAYS ste
left ST GATHERINGS early in June and hsd not arrived si
her destination in Octn5er
IL Is In my power 70 conn1acste some in.sll-
concerning this vessel o. ni-i - her owners and The
public. In the middle Of September last was applied
20 il Monte VideO by Mr -yasey, who represented
himself and family having been on board the brig
Henry Of Newburyport voyage 20 Oregon
There according o. his statement S2luO Of mis-
sionsry money and quantity Of rum on board which
were appropriate and divided by the crew before her
arrival at 81 CathArines Agsns this Ar. swasey be-
ing agent for the demonstrated TO the captain
which 40 exssperated him and the that stiempt
was made 20 throw him overheard IN the night he held
on the lanyards Of the lee main rigging TIL his pife
hearing his cries to him and plead for bis life and
these pirates released him After this he was in con
slant alarm for his life.
on arriving a. It Cs;hsrinss he swore ~ the above
facts before Consul Mr. Wells b.; the captain and
doctor who was passenger. g. well az the crew.
swore that his statement false and that Mr. S@asey
was insane and no; 70 be relied on.
Mr. Swasey said thst there were some guns put on
board at Newburypori for ballast and that he had not
the least doubt that her destination for port
the Sandwich Islands where she would be lifted out
pirate or privsteer as she was fast ssilsr.
When lasi saw him. he was about 70 start for Val
paraiso on hs way 20 Oregon with the hope OF getting
track OF the vessel leaving his family ct Monteyideo.
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