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Dissolution of Partnership.

TlHE partnership heretofore existing between
II. James w. Shankland, Abner Johnston and
Arthur Morrison, under the name of SHANK.
LAND, JOHNSTON s. Co at Colorado, Monroe
County, O., was, on the 25th day of August, ls47,
dissolved by mutual consent. All persons knaw.
ing themselves indebted to said firm will find il to
their profit to call and settle without delay, while
Messrs Johnston & Morrison remain at the old
place of doing business. Tobacco, Pork. Lard,
Butter &c., will be taken in payment Tor outstaud.
ing debts. 2
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1847-09-11
For Coroner

w + OF coroner.
O0- We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
LlTTEN as a candidate for CORONER
For County Treasurer.
Do- We are authorized TO announce EDWARD
SALISBURY as candidate for the Office OF
COUNTY TREASURER.
0t- We are authorized to announce PETER
WITTEN as a candidate for the office Of COUN.
TY TREASURER.
o. We are authorized to announce JOHN
KERR as a candidate for reelection to the office
OF COUNTY TREASURER.
For Prosecuting Attorney.
MR. EDITOR Please announce the name o
DANIEL H. WIRE as a Candidate for PROS
ECUTING ATTORNEY, by request of
MANY VOTERS,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1847-09-11

s. SHERIFF'S SALE by virtue Of a writ o
- vendi. expo. to me directed from the court o.
Common Pleas Of Monroe county, Ohio. will
offer for sale at public oucry. at the front door oil
the court house in Woods6eid, in said county, on
Monday the 18th day OF Oct, lS47, between the
hours of 10 o'clock m and O'Clock p m Of said
day the following real estate, to wit: The south.
east quarter of the southwest quarter of section
IL, township 2. aud range 4, lying and being in
the said county of Monroe, and taken 10 execution
as the property Of George Higgibothan atthe suit
of Joseph Hall e
sent ll.Ql hd VIM ID PATTON Sheriff
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sept iI.sl 81 VIM. D. PATTON, Sheriff


SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of a writ Of
- vendL expo TO me directed from the court OF
Common Pleas of Monroe county, and State Of
Ohio, will offer for sale at public oucry. at the
front door al the court house in Woodsfeld IN said
county, on Monday the 18th day Of Oct, lS47.
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock m and o'clock
p m of said day, the following described real es.
tate, to witt A part of the west half Of the south
west quarter Of section "a. in township and range
7. containing 67 acres; lying and being in said
county Of Monroe, and taken in execution as the
property of James Porter at the SUIT of John
Weber. VIM. D. PATTON, Sheriff.
sept ll-$1 81
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1847-09-11

ToHN vANDEvENDER'S ESTATE
- Notice is hereby given that the subscriber
has been appointed and qualified as Executor Of
the estate OF John vandevender, late of Monroe
county, deceased. AL! persons having claims
against said estate will present them legally au.
thentcated within one year for settlement; and
all persons indebted 10 said estate will please call
and make immediate payment. tI&
STEPHEN KNIGHT, 1s
August 2l,.-4t Executor.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1847-09-11

DETER DANFoRD'S ESTATE Notice i,
IL hereby given that the subscriber has been At
the June Term ls47, appointed aud qualified a.
administrator of the estate of Peter DAnford late
at Monroe county deceased; all persons having
claims against said estate will present them legally
authenticated within one year for settlement; aud
those indebted are requested to make immediate
payment. REBECCA DANFORD.
Administrators.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1847-09-11
OCTOBER ELECTION.
For State Senator.

CO. We are authorized Ia announce EDWARD
ARCHBOLD as candidate TO represent the coun.
ties of Monroe and Belmont in the SENATE OF
| Ohio; subject to the decision of Democratic
District Convention. ifone should he held.
For Representative.
Mr.. EDIroR:-Pease announce Dr. L. S.
CUMMINS as q candidate for REPRESENTA-
TIVE il the State Legislature.
BY REQUEST OF MANY VOTERS.
Go- We are authorized to announce SAMUEL
RONEY as candidate for REPRESENTATIVE
ia the next General Assembly.
GJ-We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
JOHNSTON as a candidate for REPRESEN.
TATlVE III the State Legislature
G5- We are authorized to announce JAMES
STOUT as q candidate for the Office of RE-
PRESENTATlVE In the State Legislature.
For County Commissioner.
@J- We are authorized to announce ROBERT
SMITH, jr., a. a candidate for COUNTY COM.
MISSIONER, subject to the decision of Demo-
cratic County Convention. should one be held.
Mn. EDIroR:-Please announce DAVID
SLACK, of Elk township, as a candidate for
COUNTY COMMISSION Err.
---z----.----- MANY VOTERS OF ELK.
o. We are authorized to announce JOHN
CLlNE as canutudte LOT the OLlce OF COUNIY
COMMISSIONER
o. We are authorized to announce STEPHEN
rONGER. of Wayne township, as a candidate for
the Office of COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
For Sheriff.
o. We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
S. WILSON as a candidate for the Office Of
SHERIFF.
TO THE VOTERS OF OLD MONROE.
The undersigned takes this method of announc.
ing himself candidate for reelection to the
office of SHERIFF Of this county. If reelected
he will discharge the duties of the office with the
same promptness that he has heretofore eadeavor-
ed to discharge them. VIM. D. PATTON.
TO THE ELECTORS OF MONROE
take this opportunity to acknowledge my gratl.
tude to the electors Of Monroe county, for their
support previously given to me, OIL more than one
occasion. when have been before them as can
ditate for office and while | do this, again an.
nounce myself as a candidate for the Office OF
SHEsIFF. subject to the decision Of Demo.
cratic Conventiun, should one he held; and should
be so fortunate as to be elected, pledge myself
that exerons shaIl be spared, on my part to an
honest and faithful discharge of the duties of the
Office. THOMAS MITCHELL, Jr.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1847-09-11

CO. We are authorized Ia announce EDWARD
ARCHBOLD as candidate TO represent the coun.
ties Of Monroe and Belmont in the SENATE OF
Ohio; subject to the decision of a Democratic
District Convention. ifone should he held.
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-13
Weekly Reyeilir.

OR arrangements iof tie future wI fendof the
RssEflE MHaEn ialae more attractive ihaH
,ysf b5isfe, and ne have no acrupls in spending
tna anl ulunry upon ii, encouraged a. We daly
Are, b. . swrllIna subscription iii
NJ. suL. saua, We lake great Plesufe IN
stating. will ooalinae, lron time 10 tine, hIs mimi.
Table stories.
NJ. joins $. Rom, ,'Salligine,9 whose skill
aud Annor a. skeichsr Of Western tale, ia ae.
kuoWlslsod ossf the whole county, Is engaged
10 devote hs tulo, hencsisgih, exclusively 10 the
paper IN, o..
EpiaaASr," whoso talent a. an Eirhfr ia must fr-
mafknble-aashingo or oaracalurcs Of lie with a
mir, worthy of Cfaikahank-ia preparing a series
Of fi.a.usfaAfioNu, which wll appear lfSn time 10
time accompanied BY extra pages Of humorous
letter press,
Mr. GroAsE l.. CrRRy, late Of this paper, Il
snrarri 10 furnhha CALifoaSiA CoasEsroNnEScE,
ani th.. feature alone win render the paper ei
high aud peculiar illsresi, especially Throughout
he wrsi
.Jons BaoNs'r' PArrss are not yei exhausted,
and "EsEaiolSr7 has hardly yet beguni aud these
MIA ihe host Of clever oreasioaais who favor us,
certainly must give a sp.nl and hlc To whatever
they may BE- engaged upon
daf ~ of agent a. different points may le
hund At ih, head Of the paper, and subscriptions
art f-sopsetll.Iy solicited TEaw, - per anaum,
KEEMLE q FIELD.
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-13
PROSPECTUS
soalhefl Literary Messenger
or run

The Southern Literary Messenger has nov
been estahllslel ten years, duf'hg which II has
nyafeana mauy ahalaeleai AMI obtained wide
circulation aud high character The efforts Of
tbe pfsssnt editor Will be sifenuoualy directed, liai
onlg 4 the pfaaafgaljan Of its ancient iame, hai
ala 10 ~ eauIlam Improvement In ths, tue
aaueTna Testimonials he has received dnung the
lad twelve menlhs, load him 10 b'lieYe TINT he has
already succeeded tz.,..-.z=
IT. contributions are numerous, embracing pro-
t.sssnal and auaeur writers Of the ifsl dalnetian.
Hrest exnsasa Is incurred, and great pains afe
taken II secure an abundant supply oi Interesting
anJ instructive matlrr
-REuuIAR CONTRIBUTORS.
= III. Il. Tucker. {. D. Hayden, Nazua, author
.ssa. Inc Vow, .Prrtensiun, Nei I. y, author
III The Prse Tale, &e.. Nhgin'a Lieut. NJ /
N,,ty u. S. X, Wasungion. " Giimatf
sima,s. III. d; Gr9Tge Frederick Holmes South
rsnei.a., sIfs Jane II. Muahuaaai ulio; Nh
Mary L Hewitt Ncw fefA.
nroAaaNAt CONTRIBUTORS.
President Thomas r. Dew, Pfaiszzaf George
Taeksr. J. d. d, author Of lhc History vt sa
Aivnnlufrr aud selnels l.lalau nmafi ". u
n hb,rrs, laly, " Nh %, $. Gaargc, 81.
V,r.IuIat Df. s.H. Dickson, L D., South cafoliaai
- e.si. Ohio; and nany others IA the South,
and nearly every State IN the uaeni together
VIII tn4ns ,,liase wells We wauld gladly frmafe
I.t. ganteatz will b. exceedingly Varied, EN-
L,,sis= geylswz. 1ales. Sagels, Pom, Eaayai
TrtFsIi. Ss.tshss. Bogaphyi History, Popular
s.iee4.. p,pefs On the Navy. Army, and uihef
N,tIsaal interests. Literary lligeHea-lomiga
aul Ia4ne.i,e nd notices af new welks selee.
t.opa n merit vii oacaaionally be Inserted.
Tin leading principle Is The n'.mallah "i a Pafe
nnisa literature, sud defnled hHsahai pm
Wah Ihis yiow. lha following premiums are o''e'ss5
faf lha hesi naptf onihs Hfftom
state Of AmHaeln Letters We
esasaert and meHHs Of iheir
IaHagrmaah za' w
~ -, gssiHw oi The eafAi Of
f#aa Native Proc NHiF, IA Np
r. - Rs4Iew n the Neiksof
saaa EalKa fa-i, = oo wv
aAz hsi or gal ia'e. = ul
TH. hsIi ohaaai to.m, - y"
ii irn.sesstaenls vii ha introduced with
-. =.zs,,,s. anu the ayis ihndefsd still mafa
..,.az.t il aspnrs ia l. the lI.afafy oraaH
II t5s ss,lb I'D Wefl, il Is erpertsd hint iisy
,u lszf,uy saaaumer It az such. II eongiaiHs
i.f.z IL sadth.Nss ou lie Hnec'af q iht'I AafaI
fraatz = work Il T. uru efaHi.un'
Tie NstzsHaef coniaiaH en- an average Hstsz
ftsf t#sefs a uafahef, sixteen iaf5# n'oic nm
....lf 81 onr n Maa.ssfos All : published WfliiHF
Il ftz dollars - annum. lIFe cop.sz Ter iHeHis
I-Il - III tbs InenaH af the euuzs. aud uraaiz
centrally. cxsa lhemsrlssz, 81 VII zaah o, -
.ns assly month. At lcaai iaaaaanas z5aaA'h saaz
m MINOR, El.iof aad ffPflslot.
Richmond, -
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-13
salt for sale.
New Goods.

Tsrrtm Oyucr, REAL Esr,rs BAsE, I
Washisrisa. Ar,a1sas, 9ih Mlg. 1876. {
Debtors 10 this olies ars hereby reauestrd "a
come i9rwnfd without delay, and pay the call and
interest doe, and renew their noies
BY order Of the Board
L BRITTlN, Clerk, &c
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-13
Noilce is hereby Given.

fHfiiAf ai q tllr of lands ior tie noa. payment
n oi takes due th,fcna, held al tie rorr-house
door 10 tAr county Of lafhyolie, u ihe State of
Aatausas. pursuant 10 lapia notice gwen by the
sheriff ol sal county Of Lafayette, and in can-
fiunity with the laws of fald State, on The 6ui
Monday OF November 4, u. l-ii, bring the
fotrtb day Of taid monlh the following described
tracts or parcels Of land ssaessed and taxed n the
name u A Defmare wrie stricken oil Ia john J.
Huii, 10 wlii
The south west quarter Of arot'on ihuy-iouf
m township eighteen south Of raure twenty-five
west, containing one hundred aud sIEiy acres io5
The sum ui 81 81
Toe east bali Of section three In township uins.
teen a0uih of range twenty-five wtsi, containing
32n acres Tor the fum Of 50 10
Tho northeast quarter Of section ihHy-thrcc
ia Township eighteen aonth Of range twenty-five
wss,, containing co acres Tor the sun Of 81 %.
The south hilf Of section thirty Ia town.
ftp eighteen south oi ranfe twenty-five west
containing 9 % acrts for the sum Of 50 o.
And the " 4 half of the noHh.wes, quarter d
stcli5a ihry.isHI IN township eighteen south Of
range twenty-five west, containing e1 acres i5r
lhe ai'n Of 81 Gi.
am of which said lanis were sold and bought
ial The amount Of taxes. penalty and cogla DIE
ihefeon lor the year A. D. l-3t and tho sad
several tracts oi lands having been purchased as
alofcll8, are now held By the said John J. Brit
by deed OF conveyance duly executed by tie
sheriff Of Lafayette colaiy ainfef-d b. virtue n
authority vested n lHm by the laws Of the State
of Arkansas Now, Therefore, notice Is hereby
grrn 60 ali psTiors who may b. concerned. or
can ~ up aiy right, title N claim to all Or any
OF the above descrbcd tracts or parcels of land
90 purchased zs aforesaId, In quencc Of Any
nidrmality, irfcguadiy or illoguity connected
with inoh sale, o. ior any cause OF defect what.
ever. That in conformity 70 the act Of The General
Assembly oil ihe State of ArkhnsaE in relation 10
"iax titles" approved the 80 Of November, A. d
1895, coualutinr "chapler li9 Of the Revised
Statues" that | will apply 10 the circuit eon-i
oi Llfuyeilc county. 70 10 holden al he court.
houle " fiid eonuly on the fri Monday in 0cio-
ber. A. D. 1877, Icing ihs lih day thereof iof con.
hma,ion oi tls in and to said landl purchased
as aiarssad, and al persons interested arc hereby
notified 10 appear at said time aud place, and
show cause, if any they can, why the titles to
faii land a. aiorcsai should not BE- confirmed
according 10 iaw.
JOHN J. BRITT
December Q, 1864
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-13
Notice.

WILL be cold to the highest bIdier on
w Monday the 18th Of January next. hi
The plantation Of Baldwin ~ Hannah on the
ozan, the undivided interest Of the late Cot
Samuel Baldwin 10 tlo tract u land, enc negro
woman, crop Of corr, fodder. plantation tools,
wagon oxen, stock Of hoe1 and cattle. household
and kitchen furniture, and a set Of blaoksmlil's
tools
On the 90h or the same month. Of the resi-.
deuce Of the late Col Samuel Baldwin. will be-
sold the tract Of land containing about GOO arres:
nlan. crop Of corn fodder osts stock or horseu and
mules, cattle and oxen. stock Of hogs and pork,
one wagon. plantation tools. household a.d kitchen
MIuiufe, &c., &c.
Tomt-Iwclye months credit will Be given
for The land bond with approved security, bearing
per cent interest from day Of sale. For the
other property, sx months credit for al sums
above SIC; for less sums cash will be required.
JOHN ~ SPRAGTNs, EIecgfor
Hampstead Co, Dee 90, tsI5.G.3w
AL persons having claims will please present
them Immediately, and those indebted will please
make immediate payment
j. d. s.. EI.
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-13
s "A II T.

Ii HAYING tho Saline Salt Works now in
operation. Salt can be had there at on,
dollar per jusist
DANL L WILLIAMS
Sewer county, ,Ark, Oct 2Sth lsiG-j06v
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-13
10 Printers.
TYPE FOUNDRY AND PRINTERS
FURNISHING WAREHOUSE

i
FURNISHING WAREHOUSE
FINIE subscribers have opened new iYfE
fouspRY in tho city ol New Yurk, whore
they are ready tuaappy orders to any eAicnt for
any hind of Job faney type, inh, paper, cases,
gallcys. brass rnlp steel column rule, composition
sticks. eliases, aud every article necessary for a
printing ollioe
The type, which are east IN new monlds, fom
an entirely new SET Of mairiSes, with deep eonn.
tors, are warranted te be- unsurpassed by any, and
will be sold at prices to suit the tunes All the
type furnished by Us Is "hand easL'
Printing praaea furnished. and also steam On.
gines of the mos approved patterns
NJ IA mnehnest Is constantly IN attendance
to repair presses aud light work.
Composition ruIlpra east taf printers,
ul-f.aItofs Of newspapers who will buy three
times rs murl type as their bills amount To, mey
give the ahayc 8S months naefiouIn theIf papers
aud sand their paptm containing ii 10 the sub.
seribefa.
CoekCR0Ff & OYEREND
ian
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-13

NEW 0aDS.
4 EsFRs COLLINS x SWAN basa this
, day received the following gooi., which
Ihey viii asIl fui Caah. Cotton. nersuasi Beef
hides aud fflHy.
Ferries.
as barrels super -four,
= barrels zasaG
IS nnr's NH.skry,
II bsrrrls ma'aars,
barrel. maHkerrl
= hara Rio 9aii.e,
81 sack. sal.
FHnch hni American hunlv
taiaecn. ran, swap. candies,
Powder, hallHf, chse#Ht Nc.
DRY O0Ds.
Isgli and dark prints. M. de I.ains and eash.
mere. b. h. slk warp airacea, shawls. ma#l.ns,
lawns, laeaz, hosiery Elasra, hHiAa and b.Hashrd
shsriins and slininH. Luwell#. Rasrys Llas"v
keul iaana. launalHs b'ue aad b. b. hloaaelpihs
aud CaazImefE.
CLOTHING.
blue. black. DIS agj lraek coats haek and
fancy cassra'c pauis, oasiuFiu, sliiin' white
aud hgufea AantiIisasssi', with iinc asssfimgl,
Of shiris.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Superior cali sewcd boots, heavy calf prrged
boots, heavy calf Nhpalion boots, heavy mud
boots. heavy Nip blJis, ufn and bays lip aud
n's,rlt broglns, ladies and children shoes
IA rs.
-Four eases new aud fashionable hats, together
with drab, pead, wool and palm hats
Nails, Castings, lion, md Steel
In addition 10 the above. we have stock n
summer Clothing, general assortment of Gro.
ccrics. pg Goods, Hardware, Qurcns aud Tin
waIe. One Of The psrlusr. has fecruiiy raiumrd
nom he north, where the boots, sla,s. boz. aul
dry goods were bought of ibr manufacturer, and
are new and fashionable styles One of us will
have ~ d few days ior New Of.aans and ile
north, and we shall BE- in receipt of new roas
by uraHy every boai during navigation We
respectfully ak 80 io call and "a Almuo ca au,k
bsior punhas.ug elsewhere.
March %. isiC-2j
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-13
Britt,s Hotel,
WASHINGTON. HEMPsTEAD co.
ARKANSAS.

w sAHliAafb hfs iAiHHi ~ . bAAf W.
ARKANSAS.
2 ilE subscriber bsgs leave 10 inform bic friends
4 and the public, that hr will confines bu...
ntu ni Die Old stand, where he hu8 supplied hn-
s'i with every thing necessary iur ile accom-.
modai.ou ei ihc travelling community H. house
is commodious, lhr MONS well arranged ior
families asd he table well supplied with The brsi
iht maIhr. affords
liz stables aTr large, bounrul'y supplied with
Pfo,enirr, and attended hy careful osilfE
lir pledges hmH6lf TINT nothing shall he want.
ing on hl' part 10 render comfortable 40 who may
br pleased to give him call Ill charges will b.
as moderate as those Of auy other house in the
south, as sn evidence Of which be- rcfen 10 the
following
RULES
boarding per month, Sl050
BoafiInF and lodgirgpar week, 3 -
dtv or
Single mral, Is
Lodging, 9j
linrc feed,
kccpng man and horsr n'l night, -
Keeping hone pdrwcrk, 50
GEO q BRIT
Washington, oct 30, ls45.-5-f
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-13
90, ,OO0 fcPes Of Lands
P0R SIZE,
IN TIE STATES OF ARKANSAS
AND MISSISSIPPI.

= " ~ u = = = = 1 / L.
lie undersigned now aiIfr iof ale ros1f
d fhousANb AtHta of LAND .iDdd1f. ia the
cotton growing region Of the State. Of AlKAssAs
and hIssissirr, ia quantities 20 suit paTchasrrs
Among The count VI the former arc Hsmpsisad,
Serief, Dalis, Cifrt. OnaeliiI, Usion. and
Lliayfti', and amung the count t of llc Ai,rr
STATE, arc Drasiu, MgrsAsA. gaaiea, Pasais,
islialusbs, CA9eiar. Carroll, H3iiass, Tdila-
klieiic, Hiais, Hashiagi8H and fgi,o. Town.
ship Maps have been procured Of part Of these
lands, taken from the original plais or o. 5 Sur
ycya, shrwig accurately, the water casfrs, Sc.
And the undersigned has alsj procured at great
expense, competent persons to examine portion
Of these lands. by quarieF sections, who have
furnished oopous field notes, giving O mnuir uc.
count II thc growth Of umbrr, underground and
shrihbep; with diagram Of the springs. water.
courses, &ei as also The qualify, situation, local
advantages, and yalur u each quarter srCliop
sepaficly.
ItHNf-Iiyr payments, one fth cash Ia baud,
and ih" residue 'n nlr, two, three aud fouf year,
equal insialmrnts, with interest II ~ date Of sale
\. h.-Penon, owning plantations adjoining
w in The yrIuIty Of these lands, esn BE- called
upon, who will show them 10 ihosr wishing 10 pur.
rhaoe with yiew 10 a settlement
Further Information c8n be- bod. ly 1Aiessns
Bowru s Co, Memphis, Trun, af Wm, II
Bawcn, iaic Rock, Afks., or J Sidney smith,
Washington, Hampstead county. Aras., paff1gs
pad
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-13
Dp. A. g.. Brent.
EgerkaIlirc Esiga.
For sale.

mn a LARoE TWO STORY FRAME HoufE In tho
baE4- town Of Washington, with two lo.s of
ground adjoining They will be sold ai bargain.
II application be made soon. For particulars IN.
quire at the Telegraph Office.
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-13
N'oINce.

Z HEREBY notify III concerned, that viii
not be responsible iof hny debts contranlod by
David S. Swan, as he has leit for parts unknown.
LAWSON n COLLINS
Fulton Dec 9s l9l6.6.iw
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-13
n due alton.

A RS BANKS aud Mr.. srharr tender their
VI thanks 10 the friends Of the Spring llll
Female Academy for their patronage bsfowes
upon them In past years. and respectfully solicit
ita continuance. They intend renewing 10 Mn.
den, Ia. where they will open 4 seminary iof
young ladies on the 18th VI January urs Mn
u has made arrangements - board Il few Young
ladies in her own hmlv The terms will be-
substantially the same in both departments as they
were Of Spring llill
sept 80, lssG-lG 3n
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-12-23
MANSION HOUSE.

BegsleaFe respectfully ,oaniotn her old friends
and The public generally that she has takenibe
above establishment, " hich has been. and is
now being, fitted up upon the most approved
plan, for the Accommodation Of strangers and
travellers. 4s s.l7Qgng a3.sg7e bsa So
The long experience which she has had in
the business Of keeping hotel or public house
in connection with the favorable location and
commodionsness Of the Mansion House, she
hopes will afford sufficient guarantee 10 Sc.
cure aliberal patronage. Persons wishing Town
on business or pleasure excursions will fiiId
comfortable. convenient and quiet home. Ju
rors and others attending Court are invited 10
call, and satisfy themselves. Strangers. from
the city, or elsewhere, who contemplate spend
ing some time in The beautiful and retired vii
lage Of Slroudsburg, will do well by making the
above house their home during heir stay here !;
in short, all are invited 10 call. -,
Transient and steady boarders, by The day
or week, accommodated upon The mostreason-
able terms.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-12-23

November I9,JIs46. 81 ~
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Trial List-January Term, 4 s4s

Benj4mla lhne Us. Josiah Dieter.
Joseph Musselman pS Michael Kim.
Michael Meisner, admir- of Ezra Bates, decd
Of Jacob Young, admir- Of Nicholas Young decd
Levi King Us Jacob B. Teel
Jacob w. Rupert Us Jacob Cover
Francis Jordan, surviving partner of lhe firm
ai Joadan & Brother. Us John Maven.
Francis Jordan, trading undeE The firm Of Jor-
dan & Brother Us John Malven.
Peter B1iz, and Abraham Bu,z, partners in
business Us Samuel Franz, Philip Franz, Ber-
rard Franz, Peter Meekes, Joseph AI,enose,
and Abraham Butz, partners in business.
Thomas Krum & Phineas Dfiesbach Us lie ew-
il Sox and William F. Edmonds.
Augustus Bowers Us Charles Hawk.
Adam Franz, Peter Franz, & San1 Franz
Us Philip Franz
Wan. Huston and John w. Huston, adm'rs OF
William Huston, decd, Us James GannoH
James Staples us Ferdinand Dutor, and Will
liam H. WaIne
Joseph Hickman, for the use Of joseph Fem
ner admir- Of Henry Fenner. deed Us John
Brolzman and Philip Huffsmilh.