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Washington telegraph., 1848-03-22
TnR LIGHT DRAuGlr STEAMER
ZFfankIin,
:. " vAapHagnirv. Y.sfrp

: E9Ja. llAyiNG been thoroughly re.
3s,-JAa-ss paired. and we'll iited up ior
s,-Sss T.ss.s-s.srT-sss the accommodation Of pas.
sehgrrs, Will ply regularly between Fulton and
The Head Of the Ran, leaving Fulton on Monday
Of each week The Franklin Is very light draughi,
aud will consequently BE- able to run between
these two pen,s at almost amy stage Of water
Whenever the water will permit she will run
ihfoush the bayou to shreveport. A share OF
public patronage is respectfully solicited
Fulton. Feb q. SIS. MI
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-22
Notice.
Notice

Is herclY rsen, that the Zee Din. specified IN
the hll ~ ehaneery, fled by c. X. wiuer
against William ineli, late sheriff have been
placed IN my hands for collection by 4. ". lac.
special commissioner appointed by sad couii. and
all lrfsana indebted an account Of said fee bills
ar hereby notified to iuake saiiemen. with tbs
undersigned Immediately aad save costs.
4. NANCE. sheriff
of Hampstead county, Ark.
Washington, March :, lsIs.Il
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-22
ARRIVAL OLE rnE nRIrANlA

THIRTEEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
iiraase IN Cotton. Further decline IN Rrraa.
siqas
nosfoN, Nirfa l. isis
IA ths Editors Of ne Louisville Journal,
The Royal mail steamer Britannia arrived at
her meotias to-day having sailed from England
on the l2lh ult
by this arrival we have the following important
intelligence
American lend In bond, els lnsto eli per ton.
Monetary Allain manifest an improving ten.
deuoy. The only failure that has occurred since
tlose noticed in tue lastaleamers adyiees, is Evans.
Son, y Co. who were largely engaged in lhr loa
trade,
The Archbishop Of Canterbury. pf.maie af
England has warned the Austrian Government
that any further nlctleranee on IheIf paIl with
the Papa Of Rome, aud tie atlain Of lay, vii
be considered as a declaration Of war
Ireland still continues ia distressing condition.
large party IN That unhappy country are iayoI.
able To the immediate declaration q var with
England,
Breadsluil. have steadily declined s.asc tie taIl.
ing Of tie hihemia
The following showing the --latest quotations, n-
hisAto AiuttAHi u1hlue tA tnhr unu NHHhl anu IN
Indian eofu anl meal. Best Western canal, Us:
New Orleans aud Ohio. 2Gs 81, Canadian - ds
Indian corn % "a l2a Cd per quarter, rata mon.
Is a "a CD white wheat, iaG So Cd pr 5J ilf;
red, Is ed is % per - lbs.
The eausn Of the decline upon hrfaastuia
lhfuug ghuui the kingdom s oNiug 10 tue Iarsa hlur
supply. Operations have heon wholly raufued
10 demands taf immediate consumption and rIugl,
ly by retail trade, without tue slightest disposition
beng manifested 10 culeI upon ahylhu- approach.
IN prospective Investment ul speculation
The resumption 1n sliding scale duiiF# com.
msncug on the lsl mt, aud thrif pfusRzrtiee
stsu, upon the market iur rbttadstnds has aircady
ben influenced
stuea tho adyiesf PET the las, steamer, ihe mar
kal ior 6nl,ou has manifested some improvement
szaecially ia the lower grades 'llr quotations
ures Tot Orleans, ordinary 10 middua, "a IA lfIi
lar to good fair, I'D ii. The Halya gilHH uraa
ouaIng aa lie llih in5l, comprise 3lllJl .lirai
Of which there werr $50 bales Upland saii II
. u y, aud 1850 Orleans q, ID d I'D
fhn imports uto the kingdom since the hr,i "a.
January have been $4,000 bales. against il.nnH
bales during the samr time last ssaraa. IT which
there was imported from the uulei SIalrs aG Uul
bzlss, haiue decrease Of l5,n11 ktas IN
stock nov IA port is estimated at 1SuHan, hsns
reduction Of lie .al1 bales AmefIflu a ronpafs.
Al.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-22
-EENERAL NrElIIGEXeE-

The british Parliament has fsls.sInhad. aud
lbs lri debate Vi Importance afase uIa1n sf.re,
taa Ili salHal committee Il iuqafs lHll is cuH-
lalaa aid prospect Ui lav Wet lal4 ea.oaIzs
Tho aFpuIalmaui u. a JummtIz va aHsHtsi
%. hi, upon lha expire understanding iHai -
change would b1 made IA tin pa.gy af eat,fa-
msHt other lhau that alfeady ann5uusal.
The IaW.zh.lsahlsz baH, iot ruahuut them
to 81 ia Parliament, ltas bcsn read a sseoua i.ua
Tie saclf=auliss bl for tie sfaIuaI usan..u=
tIuali import duties upon the colonial aad lsfsisa
articles Is 10 b, maintained
Tho felusai of The American Postmaster l,'i#.
eral 10 aetcpl The terms oi.sIrl hF t,5Hat hnilI#
iof better 4s,cmol international pasmge, has
raased the utmost dissatisfaction In lhis cuautts.
Tie proposals OF reciprocity MADE BY iat latter
country arc universally regarded bong as Hl-fs
al as they possibly could be, uniIl Wi be- baRH
aud fcpfsheuzbe n the extreme. iida interested
pubic uu both SIDES ui the Atlantic ar masia IL
sullsT through tie uRfeasouablguezs Of the Amer.
irau official.
The inquiry iuio the state Oi the national df q
lrnrrs has ruicd ia the determination OF g0NJti
mrut 10 double the artillery ioregs, aud rmb5iy
10000 military. The country at largo n op.
posed 10 thu mrasnrc.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-22
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.

ALpRo, lloYr 4 Co, manufacturers Of lloor oil
cloths , John street, have constantly on hand u
general assortment ol those goods
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-22

NEVER TELL Llr.-Iiow simply and
beautifully has Abd.el.Kadir, of Ghilon,
impressed .'-..'''t he love ct truth in
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-22

Straw lar rarsisa NAcusts. &c-w i
y II Lew, III Chatham street, opposite the
Chatham fdfalfH.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-22

PraHuaan Cows a>n FANaf Gaaps.-Due.
eH,s ana fancy good. ds,igfs vii b. supplied wlh
\ Slaib fpnliss refIamsfy direct lfon ll.e sub,
s6HbafH, or itum auy pl tba wholesale daggsls
af fancy faods dealers in New York city
Catalogues aenl by mad when requested,
pos, paid.
4 Al RAMSEY. 10 Maiden Lane.
Successor to \ smith pfenlisz
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-22
TIE EAGLE CASTER MANuFAG.
TURING Co.

Have oa haud aud tot saie all kinds Of bras
aud Ifan beds, table anu sofa cssters o1iee s6l
reah street
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-22
HR. ". II, .EET,y'

NuULp invite hs friends to call a, his
W Apuiheoiry Sior8 aud examine a few
super fiue Mater Masons Aprons, and they will
also Gud there Cro-s' Masonic Chart. wili
lot Of srlcci stationary, consisting of-Fine
Vrlum, Letter, Drawing and Envelope Paper.
Paint Boxes water colofs,l Camel Hair Pencils.
Creyons, extra fine PenknIyes, Gold Pens with
Or without cases, Pen Holders silver and tinted.
Counting. House Calendar, Letter Folders, STAMPS,
Racks and Envelopes, Sealing Wax. Wuler..
Black Sand, Sup QuilIs, Rcd aud Black lax in
pts pit and loz bottles, Almauacs Tor lsis.
BENZ. T.. JETT.
A few bottle. wsiar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry,
also M9ileu's PhguiS Bitter and Life Pms. 6f
sale by BENZ. p. JETvr
A general assortment Of Fresh Medicines Kent
constantly on hand, and for sale a, rery ioir
P''ef' at The corner opposite the clerks oaie. by
r,u,. BENZ T JETT.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-22

DEp-lu Clatksyiils, Tc1l. 600 the dtl Iu.t.,
Elisa Durits. consor, Of Charlie Duffrr
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-22
JOHN vs.. cuuRE. lnuS 4, ,ytr
Cooke q Lyle.
4 ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
WASHINGTON,
joins AIYLr.

irNPsrEAD COUNTY,
AE.ANsAF,
NNlNG associated themselves together in
1 the practice Of law, will attend an the court.
10 The 9th Judicial circuit, and the Fedral court,
aud Supreme court of the State a, Little Rock.
NnahInEion. Mlfrh 3. lAIs.I1
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-22

FAHr-Ths reveTberatioa caused by something
striking unoa the empty world
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-22
n. \. Ek.R.sDH.,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR
AZ LAW

WARRINGTON. uEursrEAp COUNTY. AaK',.
VIII practice N tho counties of Lafayette,
Hampstead, Pike, Sewer pu.k, Montgomery ard
CLARK. Business inlmstcd To ha Nluds will be-
punciulliy attended 10, -
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-22

krsarrH patent laa,hef machine handing,
iirtebel eu liz ouIy patented uaeh.ue in the
eaautfyl ihras are made from The buu Of oak
Ifalhrf, aud from the heart, OF solid part Of tia
sile uai,, thoroughly stretched aud camenled, aud
F.fa,rI ioflbrr and warranted to run straight
auHl 10 give ssIisIacuau. 0firfs addfessrd to the
aalsedhrf wIIl mes, prompt attention.
Nm KuMBEL, falsulsc, . fcrfy H.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-22
Us, sCH0Ol. AGENCY.
BRADY's DAGUERREOTYPES.
pAGuERREoYpE ApPARArUs
sAunLERl. HARNESS. AND
G0AGu HARDWARE.

w. J llutG, extensive manufacturer and i'm.
paIer, for the supply Of larfe dearr', sOg fearl ST
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-22

MANUFACTURERS SrfHn SfoRE-uscar seb,aek
y Ia. lla Water. corner Of f.ne street. dealers
ia GOTTEN, waoIlfa. .ilk aud carpet manufacturer
article And manufacturers al weasrr feeds,
aaiIlsz, helHls. sloals, IL.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-22

A1ncuLruRM --Mooro's Premium f.ourhs.-
$50 different patterns. Sub.soil, double mould
two and three iurf0w pIougiis, culuyaloT, con
slrI.rrt. straw and stalk cutters, tanning mills
rurn cob uud gram mills, horse powrw thrrshng
nuclu.s. with % general assortment of urricul-
tufa lmpIemcut4 Al.o. brass aud ron Wirg cloth
JOHN MOORE, lgJ Front street
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-22

K,uqlNs & KmtoGG-Blauk Book Manuiac-
tur,r.. and wholesale dealers in Schosl Books aud
Stationery Sc no John street
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-22

MlaaAl lssrarsrNn Edward laark, = Fal.
tn, CORNER II t.aId street, mnaaiao.urrr aud I'M
rafirfi keep constantly on haad The lafEesi as
safimeag ul musical instruments ol every dascrf'
la. Alo. all k.nda Of musical merehaalsa
constantly On hand
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-22

Rosger Ngnays Musgun--A monthly periodi-
cal for youth, edited by 5. G. Goodrich all9of
Of "Prler Parloy's Tlga' subscription Sl d
year, or four copies for w N advance ADDRESS
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-22

P,rFs Bazrs. &c-Manuf,eiurcf Of Mt kinds
of plpar b1.rs. hand boxes, hand box paper.
dealer u baders aud box boards aud importer Of
laHcy fap.t T. MEYER. sucrHssuttb
Charlie Cludius. I50 William st.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-22

eiaHp>a- -psytlH's wllalssaIa aud afelailr cloth.
ils WafHhaass, u John rfefl, aouef Of Nassau.
A imHItasa s'aeA of saasghabIe clothing always
ua hood
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-22

Acror>r BOOKS. SrArDNEEl ANn rArra-lich
* louifr', Gl William street, importers Of French
inJ English fancy and staple stationery Of every
description Manufacturers and dealers in ucc0uni
books and paper Of all kinds, gold pens, letter
copying pfrsss, seal pmssrs, manifold writer's
domestic stationery, of every variety aud all other
ARTICLES sold by salioncns Sold by usin quantities
~ suit che purchasers at the lowest possible prices
Country merchants viii please 10 call aud sce ~.
Goods irsrly shown, prices low. bl William i.
Jlmfs y. Rich. Wm. " L0HircL
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-22

LAFAYETTE BuRn MILL SrovR MANrrArroay-
Has been established at 2iO Washington street,
more tAan % years, French Burns, Holland and
Enpus mill stones, mill irons, bolng cloths, @c'
WIN. TYACK.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-22

INun Rlbula Goops.--D. llodgmun, manu-
aclufyf and d,llrr in al kind. Of lniia rubber
goods, New York luiii Rubber Warehouse, 20.
"a Malsn Lane. eonlrr Na.aau sIeeL
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-22

FRr s,rm- The urecst aeorimeni Of Iron
s,is In the United SlitNs can be seen at the depot
of Silas G.. Herring, manufacturer of the genuine
Wlders Patent Sanmuuder Safe, Nos. l3l aud
l3l Water street. New and second hand safes
OF other makors i.f sulc very low.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-22

&c R,aa, T.loa-Na 81 eourtlandt slresl,
I5w dl1fs b-ow the Western Hotel. Clothing
80 Nhut.ala aud retail, iUr oash--io which be
Ruuit n,iir the attention o. hi. southern irruds
iu visiting iar eiy 10 e4Il and examine for lhrm-
selves
parurN Lr,ruEg B,Npe-f w Mood's pat
cnt fIysird stretched leather bauds, No G1 ffiuk.
luG afri 'rhtse Llnls have received the ilrsl
premiums, ,Wo silver medals aud three diplomas
ai ihr is.r- uf Bd,iou aaI New York The! rua
straight aud present smooth surface on both sidcr.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-03-16
Clean out you,r cellars.

: Almos. the first thing the farmer should al
tend 10, as soon as the weather becomes sufi-
Gently warm 10 permit The opening of his cell
lar doors and windows, is The careful removal
Of everything calculated 10 engender noxious
and unwholesome gasses. Let everything be
removed, or cieansed, and the walls coated with
white W ash, and the bottom sirewed with caus-
tic lime. Rotten potatoes, cabbage ge-slumps,
beels, &c, should all be cleared Out before The
weather becomes warm.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-03-16

TIpDINEss AND DIZZINESS. .---Wright's Indian
" Vegetable Pills are one of the best medicines
in the world for the cure of giddihess; because
they purge from the body those stagnant and cor
rupt humors which, when floating in the general
mass of the circulation, are the cause of deter
minaton or rush of blood to the head. giddiness,
headach, loss of memory, dimness of sight, drow-
sness, pain of the head, and many other symptoms
of loaded and corrupt state of the blood.
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills, are also one of
the very best medicines for the cure indigestion
and therefore will most assuredy restore the body
TO state of sound health.
Be,oare Of Sugar Coated CounteJeits.- Re
member, that the original and only genuine Indian
Vegetable Pills have the written signature of WIL
LIAM WRIGHT on the top label of each box.
authorized agent for Stroudsburg; see advertise
ment for other agencies in another column.
Office and general depot, l69 Race st. Phila.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-03-16
~ INVALUABLE
FAMILY COMPANION.

Six Lectures on Causes, Prevention and
Cure Of Consumption, Asthma, Diseases Of The
Heart, and all Female Diseases, 234 pages, %
engravings. Paper so cts. bound rs Cts
Mail to any parl--postage l2 els.
Shoulder Braces and Chest Expauders, So
Mail to any part, SO cts. postage. lnhaling
Tubes, Silver. SO, by mail, letter postage
Abdominal Supporters. perfect, So to $40. for
all Ruptures, Falling of the Bowels and Womb,
and Weak Back and Chest; sent by Express
everywhere. For Braces or Supporters, or
Rupture Supporters, give height from head TO
foot, and circumference of person next The sur
face. just above the hips. If Rupture, mention
which side. Agents wanled for The sale Of the
above goods. Address DR.. s. S. FITCH, 707
Broadway, New York, pos. paid.
March 16, I84S.-.lY.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-03-16
Elimination of the sun.-.A Joke.

Some weeks ago the proprietors of the New
York :" Sum- saw proper to diminish the size of
their paper. This was announced in the Mirror
as diminniion of the Sun discovered by astro-
nomical observation; and people gazed at the nat
ura. luminary through burnt glasses, to discover
how he looked when "shorn of his fair proper
aions." The hoax was very generally published;
and last week gentleman in an adjacent county
enlightened an audience by the delivery of a lec-
tire on the diminution in the size Of the Sun o
about one tenth, and attempted TO account for the
fact from the condensation of the SUMS rays. We
have no doubt that many who heard him were sat-
is6ed that the solar body had decreased, and per.
hsps with The fearful anticipation that they might
some dav be entirely deprived Of mis- igh, Clipper
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-03-16

On Tuesday oflast week Mr.. CLAY reached the
city of New York, and, as might have been ex-
pecled, met with most enthusiastic reception
He was received and welcomed at Castle Garden
by the Mayor of the City, amid the triumphant
cheers of many thousand people, and from thence
the procession moved up Broadway The whole
of that beautiful thorough-fare was thronged with
people, anxious to get a glance at their d;stin-
guished guest, and the ladies n the windows were
prominent in welcoming him by the waving oftheir
handkerchiefs All the hotels and other buildings
were surmounted by flags. The scene is described
as having been exceedingly brilliant-emphatical
ly triumphant procession, worthy of Mr.. CLAY,
and honoiable to the people of New York.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-03-16

The Physicians who made an examination OF
the body of the lady who died in Cincinnati re-
Gently, DhiiSt under the influence Of ehloroform
have published card in which they state the fol-
lowing facts:
"Iss Mrs. Simmons, as shown by the condition
of the various organs of the body, was in good
health when the chloroform was administered. 1t
is true she had labored under slight catarrh few
days previous TO her DEATH but we are Of opinion
that the very slight diseased action which existed
was in no way instrumental in causing the fatal
result.
'2d. We have no hesitation in expressing the
opinion that death was caused by the action oi
chloroform.
Sd. Death ensued from rapid and complete
exhaustion of the nervous system"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-03-16
HIRAM PAYNE, Secretary.

The Grafen6erg Pill, which is "hasing a
great run" being good for sore eyes. all sorts
OF sprains, and TO make The hair grow" gives
ri.e TO grea, deal Of amusing correspondence.
Here is one ex,rac. from an original letter on
The snhjec,, ordering pill:
deer Sir: af bin ,iubbleJ wifi lu,ge
EYurm, made Of tape lately, and I'd like TO kno
af your PHI kin cure il. My ~yf use,er az wen
once,, bu. beln better now, thank you, she doaa,
kneed any Of yewer ssishen,s. Pleas send one
p,l n The care Of E. +. B.. butcher, e
K,n,ucky, psde and II stiood ackqai'e tn
ufF-r one, wy I'll Send fort"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-03-16
Aid and Comfort.

The impudence of the Locofocos, from the Pres
ident upward, in charging upon the Wings de-
sire to afford aid and comfort TO the enemy is
only equalled by its falsehood. At Locofoco
State Convention in Arkansas, few weeks since,
Col Ben. Taylor, leading member Of that party,
made use of the following language:
Sometimes / have felt little jealousy, in look
ing over the army roll. to see SO many Wings up
holding the stars and stripes-because am COM
PEELED TO admit that they outnunaber the Democrats
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-03-16

California and of the river Colorado, from The
mouth of the Gila 10 The Gulf is secured TO the
United States. -
Article fourth stipulales tina, il shall be op.
,ional With cilzens of Mexico now residing in
the territory to be ceded, either 10 leave, taking
with them or otherwise disposing of their pro-
per,y or else, upon taking The oa'hs OF allegi-
ance TO this government, 10 be protected in the
enieymensof all The rights and immuniiles OF
citizens Of the United States
The next article provides tha. the United
States governmen, shall take prompt and ef-
fectuaI measures for the defence Of the border
from Indian incursions To this end both na-
tions are TO use their best endeayors
In consideration of1he extension ofihe boun.
dary of the United States, made by this treaty.
the United States government, siipula'es 10 pay
10 Mexico the sum Of fifteen millions Of dollars.
In this sum is included three millions appropri.
ated last session for the furtherance of peace.
This sum is TO be paid TO the Mexican gov
ernmenl Immediately on The ratification of the
treaty. The remaining twelve millions are TO
be paid in four annual instalments, bearing six
per cent, interest from The ratification Of the
treaty by Mexico No portion Of this sum is
10 be transferable.
According to the article, the United States
government undertakes all claims OF American
citizens against Mexico, both those already de-
cided, and those still undecided--the whole,
however, not 10 amount 10 more than three mil
lions and quarter Of dollars.
The Mexican archives found by us after The
taking possession Of the ceded territory, are TO
be delivered up.
The treaty of commerce Of 1881, between
the Two republics. is 10 be revived for the peri
cd Of eight years, and may afterwards be re-
newed a, the option Of both governments.
The customhouses are TO be restored 10 The
Mexican authorities as soon as the treaty shall
have been ranfed Means are 10 be adopted
for seuling The accounts.
The troops of the United States are 10 leave
Mexico in three months after The ratification of
ine treaty uhiesS Tue slCkfy sedSoh SHouiu coiho
on, in which even, they are TO retire TO some
healthy situation. and are TO be furnished with
supplies by the Mexican government, on ami
cable terms. fs
The supplies which may arrive between the
ratification of the treaty and The embarcaiion Of
the troops, are not 10 be subjec, TO duty.
'Fhe treaty is be ratified by the President and
Senate, and TO be exchanged within four months
after its ratification.
The boundary of New Mexico is to be de-
fined as laid down in Disturnel's map Of Mex
leo, published at New York, in lS47.
Several importan, articles are omitted
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-03-16
New York 81 Erie Rail Road
SPRING ARRANGEMENTS.
Two Passenger Trains each Way---
s#e IT, Daily.

Two Passenger Trains each way.
3e H. Daily.
On Wednesday March 8, and until further
notice, the cars and boats will run as follows {:
For Passengers:
Leave NEW YORK. by Steamboat from foot
Duane Street a, 7 O'clock A NJ and a P. NJ.
PORT JERVIS, a, o'clock A. Nj. and
3 O'Clock P. NJ.
/" OTISVILLE,, al 6 80 A. M and 35 P NJ.
/" MIDDLETOWN att f" and 10 {"
GOSHEN at 722 4" and 35 {"
CHESTER a, 7 35 and a SO "
Except personal baggage, (not more than so
lbs. per passenger, which must be put in charge
Of the baggage Master no packages, parcels or
trunks, will be taken on the passenger trains,
ualess by special agreement, and payment made
in advance, when the rates will be at the dis
cretion of The Agents, al moi more than double
will no, be responsible for any article put upon
The Passenger train or boat, unless receip,ed
for by duly authorised Agent, or put into the
hands of the baggage Masters
For Freight:
Leave New York al 5 o'clock p. NJ, per Bar
ges SAMUEL MARSH, HENRY SuYDAM. Jr. and
DUNKIRK; Leave Port Jervs at o'clock A. NJ,
Oiisville at 10, MiddIeiown al IL, Goshen al
- NJ. and Chester al l2 q Pm
Nkihk.s-For shor, lime and until due no.
lice Is given, the Milk Trains will be discon
tinued, and the milk will be taken by The Pas
senger trains morning and evening.
H. G. SEYMOUR, Sup't.
March l6, lS48.-tf.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-03-16
TREASURER'S SALE
Uuseated Lands i'm Monroe County.
OF

Unseated Lands i'm Monroe County.
Notice is hereby given, that agreeabIy to an
act of General Assembly of the Commonw ealih
of Pennsylvania, passed the 18th day OF March,
1915, entitled an Act 10 amend the act entl
lied act, directing the mode of selling un-
seated lands for taxes, and for other purposes"
and of an act passed the 18th day of March,
1877 "a further supplement- TO an act TO amend
the act entitled an ac, directing The mode of
selling unseated lands for taxes and for other
purposes" by the Acl Of General Assembly
passed The ninth day of March, in the year of
our Lord 1917, enuIled g An act in relation TO
the sales of unseated lands in the several coun-
Ties of this Common ealh, )" the follow ing lrsc's
of land will be sold at public vendue, on The
second Monday of June next, at the Courthouse
IN Suoudsburg, in the county OF Monrse, Tor
arrearages of taxes due, and the costs accrued
on each lot respectively.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-03-16

The accoun, Of Joseph j. Kemmerer, ASST
gnee Of Conrad Kemmerer. is filed in The of
fee Of The Pro,hono,ary Of Monroe county
and will he presented 10 the Cour, for confir
ma',o. on the tenth day Of April next; all per
son. Interested will take notice.
J. II. STROUD, Pr0thonotayy.
s,roudsburg March 0, le4s