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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-02-28
MONROE COUNTY
Mu.ual Fire Insurance Company,

The rate of Insurance is one dollar on the
thousand dollars insured, after which payment
no subsequent tax will be levied, except TO COW
er actual loss or damage by fire, ,ha, may fall
upon members of the company.
The melt profits arising from interest or 9th
erwise, will be ascerlained yearly, for which
each member in proportion to his, her, or their
deposite, will have credit in the company
Each insurer in or with the said company will
be member thereof during the term of his or
her policy The principle of Mutual Insurance
has been thoroughly tes,ed-has been tried by
the unerring test of experience. and has proved
successful and become very popular Il af-
fords the greatest security against loss or dam.
age by fire, on the most advantageous and
reasonable terms.
Applications for Insurance to be made in
person, or by letters addressed 10
JAMES H. WALTON, Secy
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-02-28

The loco foco county convention of Craw
ford adopted resolutions in favor Of the Wllmo'
proviso.
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Dwelling House
Estate of Abraham FAyte

ON LAWn
Late of Ross township, Monroe County, decd.
Notice is hereby given, that Letters of Ad.
mini.iralion upon said estate have been granted
10 The undersigned. All persons indebted to
said estate are requested TO make immediate
payment, and those having claims or demands
against the same, will present them without
delay, duly authenticated TO
JOHN FLTTE,
BARNET FLYTE,
January 81, 1850. Administrators.
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DIED.,

In Stroudsburg. on the 9th inst, Mrs. ANNA
WHITE, aged SO years.
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Easton and Milford Mail Lime,
VIA STROUDSBURG.

VIA SIkOO ODSBURG.
Passengers in this line will leave JosEFH
HAGENBucH's Inn, sign of the "Back Horse,
Eas,on, every Monday, Wednesday and Friday,
passing through the following places, viz =
Richmond, Cenlreville, Williamsburg, Dills'
Ferry, Delaware Water Gap, Dulosburg,
Stroudsburg, Bushkll, and Dingman's Ferry,
and arrive in Milford the same day: Distance
60 miles Returning leave Samuel Dimmlek' $
Holel, Milford, every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, and arrive in Easlon he same day
Fare from Easton 10 Sroudsburg,$ 25
!" Milford, 2S7
NIB. All baggage at the risk the owners
WILLIAM DEAN.
STouds dsburg January l. 1S49.
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ABR AHAM BUSH,
DANIEL STAPLES.
oysters Oysters :!

Sroudsburg, January II. 1850.
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January 81, 1850,
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NANTUCKET. No, s-Au .sAr Bolivar. Barnard. Als...-

A.
Nsw Lospos Nov s-An prop Decatur. Gees NYe,k for
Norvich; schr Ctisen Slower Norwich fer PhladephA
sisep Elsnsr Rsbbns Maven fer Albany Sid sohr rhos
ri PaIas1lrn. taAr brig. Dsma.srs Issrish.y
Boston; Sarah Higgins Petou, Ms schrs Harrie Crowel
BOSTON; Henry Psy,Oa. orOve o. Ga brig Mss.morss
ssts sPrSut, Albany John Harris JsrnsS as Jerome.
Providence, Nov 2-Arr sohr Queen, Dawson. Baltimore
via AppenAuG sloops hoses Eddy, Cakes NYork Thos
n..in, Jones ds Roger williams stursss Do Sid 'loop
@-sd seSrs q To.n.sna corson PhilsdsphS John s.
Albany sloops Eliza Ewood, and VIM Mount, HAw-
kins, do Harvest. French, NYork.
PosT.ASp; Nov Arr bark. Louisa Eaton, Shields, and
Sarah Hale, Atkins NYork; schrs Patriot Bucklin
York Mary Blunt. Cutler for NYsrt. Cid ship Zone Inc
Of Portland 4T tons ssby NYork; sehr Warren. Graf
fam, do.
Paoyscrrexs Oct cl1sld schrs " Dixon, DOans, and
RICHMOND Nov 3-Arr schrs Courier. Rogers. Boston, Te
lesrarh. Ballet NYork; Helena Bogart Copa Sears
Boston. SID sebr Merchant, Couch, NYork.
sr MARKs prev to Oct 23Cld brig Suwannee Josselyn,
HYork.
brig Phura Thatcher NYork. Cid barks Franklin, Wood
Bxaeke, st Jago de Cuba
sALrs Nov Baris sOphrOpia for Zanzibar and Maid Of
Orleans fo- Buenos Ayres which started I'd and back
in the event and remained 3D. Brig America, for Pha-
W1Rars, Nov led sloop Henry Castoa Heath Nysrk
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Telegraphic Marine Reports.

Arrived-Bsrk UtAs EOrleans. Left briggs Golden,
from Malaga Sept ~; RAINBOW Bangor Oct2
Ship juliet, Lonoon Oet2
Brig Ncler,on Moth Aiantio via Provneetovn, with
as bbls sp OIL latter yesterday, sehr Louisa
North Atlantic. 2usp
Brig MafJ Elm. Phila iephia.
schr Asia Malaga spoke 2fth, lat AZ 30 Ion 81 IS,
brig Harmony. water ord for BSston.
Cleared ships UnGu Fat fndies Adelaide Metcalf Nor
lenns bark julia Mobile St Peters, schrs
6seea sad Frances hAyasuez HOnduras. st Jags John
Dixon, Crsen Turtle hey
BANGOR, NoA2.
Arrlved-schrs lie guba. ana Centurion. NYork.
Cearee-Brg Kate Auueuer, Cbsgres.
FALL RrvkR. Nov 2.
Arrved-Sehr Philadelphia Albany.
PaovmEscE, Nov 3.
Erriyed-cehr sulan Oil, sn Philadeiphia.
Saiicd-Sohrs sArth Julia. Charleston; Roxbury, An
mary, Baltimore; Poeou he suffolk Delaware Lady Of the
Ocesn Col Davis and Mechanic. PhiladephiA; Comm
dOrs Albany Meteor and Vote, Rondout sip VIM saa-
I3gd, NlCIk.
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nd cstharins Sheridan aged years, 8 months and

sna Catnarine eneru~n ~s'~ S's'''' "'nsn' s"u
The friends Of the family squested to attend the
funeral this Wednesday, afternoon, November g. at
o'clock from the residence OF her parents, TIA Mad
con street.
On Monday evening, November T. JuLIA, wife Of
Samuel Mott Leggett and daughter Of the late Jordan
Coles, aged 81 years
The friends and scqusintsnoes OF the family are re-
spectfuliy invited TO attend her funeral without fur
ther invitation. on Wednesday, November q, at ~
o'clock nom her late residence No. l03 West Tn r
teenth street
At the residence OF her daughter, Mrs Jones No %
Norfolk street, ELIzABErH, widow OF william eiSson
native Of England, In the s5th year OF her age
At Frankfort, Ky October q, Major JoHs sc'rr'
OF the United States Army
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s,asners-Asia tBrl laaEis. Liverpool. cunard. Jr
Erie, NoTnA1, riil s'lphia
CO: sullivan. IassIos. CasrlsstIh 7 wsrdIe.
Barhtitkona Lseke', San Francisco schmidt Bachen;
Briss1Taiiy 10. -mith Eoehes Caset Ast.in; Arve.
"Gsfvin." Cuiasoa, tCuite soss yeune Nancy yfrD
Br,Sp' :, JOIN. ~ / d 6itEea- Biiow GBfl Dawson,
riristr Ns s9ule. whitney 90 Eliza {Br Brothers 81
ssriIts 1lsaTusaS \ 70; olive Kelly jacksonville.
sehr-A Msay, Isrer. Apaiasnieol. Statesman. Cat
Esbs P.Itlshd
esn AZ Sculerner, Dckibson Charleston, 66 hours,
Ittar tr Tiosiss 10 mil, 5 4 Cape Htteras.
sid SIS 'l rE Go S. an SsPSO Iiss
9TH hips for Baltimore and Phiiena,
tas sumore fr,u sepoi Nov lat 40 IS Ion IS o.,
lg Cutles thrl 49, Pc gu for bridgeport 81. lat 40
is, &c ;ef Gs,jorI tn fa had Gains and light Wind:
80 q ,as, dsys to'E pilo, % sunday last.
az t2i lssferssis 9 " lhSmt a GuiOn.
SiP zaiesh Chass, Bril- o ~ days, with on, to Ne
SHIP Venice (of Posrouthh sut,er Havre 30 days. with
nSss shd st2 psssenreIs 90 5 mms Boner. .
in aiaft, 20 Brett \ Vose " 49,
Bari IyOia wooosrson Malaga days. with rAisns &C.
Brig Tsycursn tSorl Dsrak, Newcastle, a. days. with
4hs p,sorssr 70 fuoeh se,pete "a inst lat 40 Is,
Brig Geo Rus's tof batimorel Cooper Exuma, days.
Brig IL, nj, tBr) rt1er Annapolis Ms. days. with sp-
sehr bangor. Jordan. E'ls~orth. IS days.
usfIisate st Lswrvbes. from Boston.
Ship sah Kimea o, Gardiner. from Liverpool. Il days
ship Genoa from leshorn.
Bark !unatat9 sarma1thL Lawrence. from Newcastle
Barb RoIln from SsiAga.
Brig Ocean Bro.
Also, brgs, names unknown.
Nov wind during the day. from the 4, and fossy.
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Passengers Arrived

CHARIrsrcN-Steams Sou rner-Mss futile Mss
Smith Miss Wilde. Rev DIR Reynolds and family Perez
lady and child; Capt Berry and lady W W Wilkins
Houser. Cukin, ID W Conner, II Bostwich, Adams
Laseter Baldwin, Capt Wambersiel2 in the steerage
LvERPooL-Packet Ship Patrick Henry-Rev Atwa-
ter and lady.
LIyERpooI-Paeket Ship Universe-Mr Thomas Walker,
Antoine Nelly, Adolphe Wasserman.
BRBroL-shp Zaretan-Dr Asnew-lS0 in the steerAge.
ExuMA-Bris Geo Russell-Nss Deane, Mr. De Leon.
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MEDICAL.

EvGRy neIRERe BOOK. on MORAL PHYSIOLOGY,
II We're his booh oarecuy read by every married per-
ana m advice followed the fears Of poverty ana
prospects, 81 large family 81 obi tren would be obvis.ei
cf sss Nc ~ Anr stresa Dock e. Philsdslphis
~ eruft ~ irf street.
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nv. pE LANkYs rRENcH srANpARp RENEpfH

~ for ne inm.d cure 81 certain celeste d.ssse'
may bsfsd. usual at his once, 81 lresard street. near
Br,sevsy Hose who apply In the fret stages Of Ae
disssse se invariably eurd or I've days ard those
nngeripe from veeh 70 week unser the hands o. snail
a. great qusstdoetrs. VIII save thsnseys world u
trophe snd suneri w calling i'm sdia ely His
dice sdmirsby sdaped Ter all whose occupstnr
busress tes not rrut 81 contnement OF ehsnge OF diet
they purely table Genuine femse resulstns pills
and drops 81.
Nfw sEDiCAL BOOks-A COsPLsrs PRACTICAL
~ vork the nature ard treatment ef private dsess
Illustrated BY sres. number Of beautifully colcred Plate,
.lsrge a. life. BY Homer Bostwich. N. D. Large lusrtc
nssiesl ana ssrge.l ycprsslt nay be said ssrlsssy
" ee equal 20 Rsnrd Actions vrrf the same family
disesses FAR superior 20 snythns Of the kindev
eh,hea IN shis ees, with sai,,sn ri,.sc I-es
kEkD, - Brssdvsy, ana the sasssr, 500 Brssdvsy
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A PERFECT sAFEeUsRD AGAINST QUACKEaI 10
"A fcund In Dr. Rslphs Practical Private Treatise"
ihs na,sT symP..m: and proges tossther With reerss
adapted 20 the 81 Ninth dion 32 with
pstes Price ST. sola a. 50 Greenwich streets mailed
free. by post.
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MEDICAL.

MEDICAL.
trntnsnt the above disease secured for HIN suoh
sm 10 = e
r n wednesday aad Friday exclusively for ladies'.
DR;nyARRIN Is CONFIDENTLY ooNsYLrED OF
sS:R Dr. enabled to s: one: :pIssy ' %
Dx JOHNSON, NO. Is DyAN. sJn . 80 VIA AZ:
70. IN these
Tor s, s2 sur. Rsosss
nR, MORRISON CONTINUES TO CURE TAIN
De, IN their yer. eI1 TSes dsS s. ana
distressing habit deemed II n sdia
ss s.: ss I tsSS
IN. cooPER, IL DUANE srRxET. HAS. soR TIE
ss., q
n ~ s s''s ssas Ss
DR L. hoRrAnoRE WOULD SAY TO TA0s. wHc
Al. s s.Is 81 sy e "a
profession and have treated successfully thousands
.ae ss.1s :
health ,sg S WIN on iy' "a, ssS
yea ans s ss
ruined By these Os0sis call upon me dai, is VII
NR. RALPl, AUTHOR OF rae PRACTICAL Phi
T. tsaSd.y sssspssd i's nS Srssnvish street. h
II sa:' sos az "
e TO yn q s
r.s. hss s Ir 4 e no.
ss ':s:'s :s 'ss
t. A other Hay than
Their erect. Ps,s5s ys P,sSs1
the author hs: enoysd and very eI
Stating as many
ss: 'hss s.s .as that ;ss
ssss r.su9s from hsI II hs oar
from other source in Aner0. Those who apply f. u:
sss srfs III: Ps.oiepa Pvss Trs.s sS SO
PD Sn s''sz % ~
ss:Sf every II s,0s 70 Be h,A g Greer.
i;s' aa' Be-. @ Post s:.
DARIs AND LONDON TREATMENT OF PRIVATE eIs-
pain In
there who '.ans, cured
the other physicians ALL guarantee psrmsnsst cure
have oOntIactiCn, daily, cure without. eag.tio. which
enough " Diploma with these and me hundred.
hour. Z; DsTSS2 sSs o:s.. pSs:si..: Owe.
mort time: John keil:sn:! SsiS ssos Il ~:
you cured me- BY local and general treatment short
Dr. TARxoN s's.,
two doors from Broadway.
AVT NOT ONLY MONEY, BUT LIP sAVKD.-DR
Al Hunter will forfeit any sum. II failing 70 cure
that may under his matter how long
standing Affecting Patients are invited to his Dspen-
yssy by hs prsotca sHprienee snd reSt rsmsSss
Strangers others whs have boen the
His great remedy Hunters Red Drep1that Troubles the
Proc One Dollar Read and Reneet-rhs asted would do
well to reflect before trusting their health happnss and
In many their lives hands Of physicians gno-
ran. q delicate ast msrour.l disesss; certainly i'm
family subject to- DR. Hunter known TO 10 the
suooessful in the United Sstee Years
se exclusively devoted to the study and reatmont Of
these diseases enables the Doctor speedy
medical book and advice for nothinE.
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EDWARD k. COLLINS, Sc Wall street, N. Y, or I,
BROWN. sHIPLKY co. Liverpool.

EDWARD K COLLINS IS Wall street, N Y, or to
BROWN, SIMPLIFY CO, Liverpool.
OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. FOR BRE-
" men, via Southampton-The U. s. Nail steamsh ip
WASHINGTON, @. ". Floyd. commander, will sail for
Bremen, via Southampton, ON WEDNESDAY 10th Novsm-
Der, from Pier No. 3 North River, at o'clock, Pm
Price Of Passage in the first cabin, tl20.
Price Of Passage in the second cabin, $50
An experienced surgeon is attached to the ship.
All letters must 20 through the Post Once.
Specie delivered In Havre at reduced rates.
For passage or freight apply to
MoLLER q SAND, Agents, 80 Broadway.
STEAhsHIP OSPREY, FOR CHARLESTON, S. C.-THE
~ splendid steamship Osprey, T. MARSHALL commander
will sail from the wharf foot Of Lombard street Phad
phia Saturday, November g. at ten O'Clock A M For
freight hayins superior accommodations apply
at Kingsley Co.'S Express No. Wall street, Of
whore plan Of the ship be and
secured Freight for this vessel should leave New York
Thursday price, cents cubic foet Passage $40 For
further information refer to
LIrTLEFIELD Kinsley h Co.'S Express.
ID OVAL NAIL STEAMER MERLIN, CAPTAIN SAMSON
~ will leave for Bermuda aud st. Thomas the 9th OF
November she hai excellent Accommodation for passen
gers.
Price Of passage to Bermuda, ................$ 35
do do toSt Thomas. :, 20
There is regular mail ncston from St
all ths Wet India Islands Havana Vera Cruz Vruss
Z. CUNARD Jr., 80 Broadway.
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NOTICE. TO NANfGATORS-CUsroM HOUSE NEW
~ lork lcctcrst nee Get $50 1S5lThe 9Th section
an act q Congr approved 2sh sepemb " 1850 ent-
Wee An Act mailing approprstont fer Light Houses light
boes beoys. Ne Trovid.s-" That hereafter aii huoys
crf ecss 10 bas harbors SCUM is ohs smells shall
he 60 ored aus numbered that passing the
sound or entering the tay hstbor ehssn red buoys
vh even nuers shall be passed tho ttar5osrd hand
ses huet, ~ sp,v nu@bers on The Per. hsnd and
buoys It'll red and hsck stripes either hand Buoys
channel WAYS n be coorcd with nirpats whs and bisck
perpendicular stripes hereby gve notice that the pro-
vsore % the foregoing Law w be carried effect aud
the shsnses ndesed tLerip made IN the Arrangement Of
the hnoys IN the wsers Of this dsct before Let
o. May. 1891. ". MAXWELL, Collector.
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III lic arei md mt Of


lie informed that under the arrangements of this
Company inspected and approved BY the Navy
Department and carrying the United states mails will
tinue to leave Panama an San Francisco the frat and
fifteenth days Of each unless de tanned by
accident the arrival Of the mails at Panama The
Of the first OF he month will touch at Acapulco
San Bias Mazatan San Dieso, and Monterey The steam
Of the fifteenth Of the month viii touch Acapulco but
at other Mexican ports.
The new steamship COLUMBIA will ply regularly after
her arrival the Pacific between ports
in olegoa awaiting at the former port The arrival Of mails
with malls and passengers for the following
San Francoo regular line OF propeers will be kept up
the 81 freight and transient Passengsrs
between Panana and san Francisco.
The connection in the Atlantic will he mastaaed by the
steamships EMPIRE CITY leaving New York the 18th.
and CHEROKEE leaving New York en- the 18th Of each
month for Chagres third boat will also be kept in New
York as q spare steamer.
will form direct line bet-esn New Orleans and Chagres
leaving At such DDS Will ensure little detention
possible onhe Isthmus forming with the Paesc steam
ships through line to and from New orleans and p,rs
Mexico, California and Oregon.
1hrevgh Iiees for any month can be secured on spp-
cation TO the Company 81 South street. New York Apple
cations for passage from New Orleans should be made
ARMSTRONG LAURAs0NS Co, Agents, at that place.
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0VT NOT ONLY HONEY, BUT LIP sAvKD.-DR

II Post 0fhoe, Nov mber %. 1850
OFFICIALLY PusIlsnD THE PAPEa HAVING rHE LANCET
CALCULATION.
Please mention The date Of which they ars 3D.
veftissd. LADIES' LIST.
Armstrong Eliza Avery Mrs Rachel Agls Miss Louisa
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CALIFORNIA PAssAeETfcxET -ATBRoUeH I'll *.
" sfin the Cahu, lesvrg here 18th Inst ~ Hywlnd
Afpinvalls live. ror sale b.
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SHIPPINQ.

TIVE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
l. Mail steamers.-Ths ships composing this line
the following
ATLANTIC Captain West
PACIFIC, Captain Nye.
ARCTIC Captain Luce.
BALTIC. Captain Comstock.
ADRIATIC, Captain Grafton.
These ships having been bult by contract expressly
government service has been taken in
structon also in their engines and
speed and their accommodations for passengers
qualled for elegance comfort.
Price Of passage from New York Liverpool $780, exoiu-
ve Of extra size state $s5 and $780, from Lii
yerpool t. gNew York fS
An experienced surgeon viii be attached to each ship.
No berths secured until paid for.
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CoR CALIFORNIA VIA cHAeRKs. WITHOUT Dr.

Freishts Chazr.s. ZOO suh, foot paid Havana
Sc. DO do. PASSENGERS fer New Orleans IN be transferred
AZ Havana 20 the new and splendid steamship PACIFIC.
To treirht passage apply AZ the Once Of the
pany, lT1 West street. corner Of Wsrren 20
n o. ROBERTS
Special notice 10 given 70 shippers BY this line that the
company have prepared form Of hill OF laiing adapted TO
their business which will be furnished clippers on appl
cation at the comranys Oh nd with which they
quested TO provide ttemsevos otk.r will Be
tgned BY the Of the company Ali bills Of adnr
must be signed before tGe Ealing o. the vessel
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CTAMnERIN0.-WM H. NESS WHOSE SUCCESSFUL
ftnen. Of the above disease has secured for hin 81
Hudson stisst from to IL o'clock A. ~ aad o'clock
r. n. Wednesday AID Friday exclusively for ladies'
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EoRsAN FRANCISCO DIRECT-DIsPATCH LINE
1he eeFant hrst clasa fast sailing ship WASHINGTON
IRVING, Piuasr. maseri 10 loading At Pier H. North
river, and wall be promptly dispatched Ia fss days Ths
most srlendd snd comfortable arrangements for limited
number Of hrst ana second cabin pa.set I'm media
application 10 necessary H. So TTON CO. 81 ali
streets or JoHs OoDEN, 1l6 Wall street.
EoR SACRAMENTO ciTY.-rIRsr VESSEL, TO SAIL
IL positively the 15th November, demurraxe pa
Freight the Of 900 bbls will be taken upou er
psrior fast sailing brk BY iumsia applisationt 20
Pa q. FOWIkR. rs West street
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nR. MORRISON CONTINUES TO CURE .iTAN
~ diseases In their forms without 1erour ara ex
Psl rsssn. .s....,ns 4. e.. asss Those deb ates and
distressing consequences secret habit deemed r ediA-
be he is enabled to cure from practice Of IA yeArs
Nofee till cured. See his London diploma In h IVY
Fulton street.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-09-26
Encourage Home Manufacture
CABINET-WARE
OF every Variety and style af
EASTON PRICESL


w w. COOLBAUGH respectfully invites
the attention of The cIuzens of Monroe county
TO his large and finished stock of Cabinet ware
al his warerOom IN The main street, short dis
Iance below PosIen's hoel, in Sroudsbnrg,
comprising every kind and quaIIy IF furniture.
He j. determined 10 be undeIsod by 40 one.
and me yoOng and old housekeepers Of he coun-
Nv, Ia waa' of furui'ue, will save lime and mon
ey by giving him call HIS stock embraces
secretaries, desks, sIdehoards wardrobes, bu-
reaus, sofas, centre tables, card tables, break
fast sables. side tabes, dinner tables, hat stands
wash stands, beadsIeads, chests, corner and
kitchen cupboards. cradles, beautiful mahogany
workslsnds, dressing bureaus, OweI racks, &c.
CHAIRS of all varieties, rush botomed
cane seats, spllnI seals. cottage chairs, and So
ia chairs. Also, sofas and setlees got up in the
mosI beutlGuI style.
II All kind Of work made 10 order at the
shortest notice
OET He has also on hand a well finished
hearse and Is prepared TO manufacture coFFINs
and attend funerals al short notice
May %, 1850
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then IN office shall expire on The first Monday
of December following, when the terms of the
new Judges shall commence. The persons
who shall then be elecIed Judges of The Supreme
Court shall hold their Offices as follows One
OF them for three years, one for six years, one
for nine years, one fortwelve years, and one for
fifteen years, the term of each 10 be decided by
lot by the said Judges, as soon after the elec-
lion as convenient, and the result certified by
them TO The Governor, that the commissions may
be issued in accordance thereto. The Judge
whose commission will first expire shall be
Chief Justice during his term, and thereafter
each Judge whose commission shall first expire
shall be Chief Justice during his term, and
thereafter each Judge whose commission shall
frs, expire shall in turn be the Chief Justice,
aud ftwo or more commissions shall expire on
The same day, the Judges holding them shall
decide by 10, which shall be The Chief Justice
Any vacancies. happening by dealh, resigna-
uon or otherwise, in any OF the said courts,
shall be filled by appointment by the Governor,
TO continue ill The first Monday Of December
succeeding the next general election. The
Judges Of The Supreme Court and the Ptesi
dents Of The several Courts of Common Pleas
shall, at stated times, receive for their services
an adequate compensation, to be fixed by law,
which shall no, be diminished during their con-
tnuance in office; bot they shall receive no
fees or peTquisiles of office, nor hold any other
Office of profit under this COmmonw ealIh, or
under .he government Of the United Stales, or
any other State of this Union. The Judges of
of the Supreme Court, during their continuance
in Office, shall reside within this Common
wealth; and The other judges, during their con-
nnuance in office, shall reside within the dis
lrlci or county for which they were respective
Iy elected. J S. M'CALMONT,
Speaker Of The House of Representatives.
V. BEST,
Speaker of the Senate
The freemen of The township of CHEsNUr-
HILL are to hold their election at the house of
Felix Storm, in said township.
CooLBAUGH-at the house of John NllelS IN
said township.
HAMILToN-al the house Of Joseph Keller,
in SAID township.
MIDDLE SMITHFIELD- al the house OF Adam
Mosier IN said township.
PocoNo-a, the house now in The occupancy
of Manasseh Miller, in said township.
PARADIsE---ai the house Of David Edlnger,
in said township.
Polka, The house Of Adam Bowman, in
said township.
PRIcE---at The house of Eleazer Price, in
said township.
Ross-.-al The house of Joseph Hawk, in said
township.
SMIrHFIELD---at the house Of DePue Labar,
in said township.
STRoUD---al The Courl House in The borough
of StOudsburg.
ToBYHANNA-.-at the house Of Washington
Winters, late Joseph Fritz, in said township.
JAcKsoN...at The house Of Henry KesIer, in
said township.