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SANITlVE HOUSE, conducted by w. K. F.
81 Ek, Indian Doc.arlf residence and otoe
Ls.Hayrg opened Office Of consuiat,oa and house u
the above title In the town OF Biloxi Miss, winch
uOn sick negroes boh male and female the efficacy Of
pure water healthy an and little country exercise in
operate auxanes restoring the scA TO heah
happiness viii no longer remain a. pIooenaesl thon
chosen this place for Hospital connected w my office
belt Of land mile and hall Vide, and nearly surrounded
BY the pufest Of salt wats the tult being the SOUTH
the which makes trips every day and gh
sandy pine county beyond the bay There owsmp
Of Biloxi Tine water on my place s pure, soft and e.ee
lent and ~ to the air. 4 as pure that Of tuba lay
csm as the bosom OF summer lake. speaA the above
ore DO not know o any other place to which our czsn
and owners of sck slaves could send them with
distance wish Biloxi and oltain my medl-
ca services. bs comfortably situated while taking msd-
cine, good and espseaSe houses can BE- had on very
LioA is scuess,be from New Orleans. La. to Mobile.
skliul captains The other otcss and kind
and very attentive Having sysisd on her eosts myself
and othen having valuable sick slaves, will hnd it he,
ssns and M n ~ as By
dollars day. and demanded Till the made
Each patient be with three changes
OF outward clothes and TWO suits Of good flannel sr
fifty admissible by the day only, and in
'ih Dr. W. e Williams. my brOther law. who ha.
studied and praeticed with and speaks the English
French languages viii superatend my office in NewUrean
during absence fIom CITY, Ny establishment BILOXI
will remain under the control and superlnendence OF Mis-
FRY Err twho speaks good Engsh and French,) during
my absence ifom the place. =
Dr. FRYER mas also attached to his establishment in Bi
l0xi, large w0 Horse Carriage, drawn by span
States with his fusy and careful driver,
Sls psns. wishing y,sii ths Seass. d ,hs country Ths
10 liz A4
keep horses by The day. week month"; reasonable
| sent his stabe. 80 55. +. :
| ~ An letters enclosing &5 postpaid, will be thankiull
resolved and puncusy attended and none Others
| swered or lifted from the post-o office.
TO those sick who think proper to seek counsel
ntIust their sick slaves 10 care slmpy, coneu
have oeen tor the ips twenty and which hope
conduct with an unsud reputation and ntesriy have th
| salts action OF knowing have never yet violated.
/ Respectfully. ETC..
| nj w. X. +. FRYER. Indian Doctor.
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NeW Opera House in New York.-Max Maret
EEK, the great in,pressario and manager, has en-.
tered into arrangements for the erection of mag.
nifcent Opera Hou in New York. The ground
selected for the proposed erection is the stuyve
SAINT property on The Fourth Avenue. The stua
ton is described be central possible, and IL
the midst of a wealthy and improving portion o
he city. The cost of the lot and building is est
mated at $3.50 600, and it is contemplated to make
il sufficiently commodious to contain an audience
of five thousand persons.
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A New Collection Of Sacred Music.


New Collection Of Sacred Music.
THE undersigned respectfully informs the pub
lie that he has been engaged for several years In
Vocal Works OF Hayden, Mozart. Giuck, Pergo-
les Winter, kosni, etc. and adapted them la
| lIsh words. :
In this undertaking. leading design been 10 offer to
the lovers OF music collection c0ntainng pieces oy
have before been ppbhshed conatxy which
c0Dous selection OF SxT PIEcrs only will be equally
acceptable to the paIlor And inAppfOprist sts
say. that hfoughout the whole work separate Piano
par which be played Independently from the Vocal
part, which VIII be found an instructive study to Panss
The WORK Is completes anA l7u pages.
Intending to publish BY subscIipto The isrsgnsd
the lovers OF Saered Music the st Mr.
Hewitt 5 Music store, ~ Camp street.
The proposed SACRED CONCERT, for the gratfica-
ton oil sutscnbers, will be given TUESDAY Evening
Mr.. CURTO, who has kindly volunteered his valuable
services
The subscription % per copy including two tickets OF
admission to the Concert
Eaeh Concert ticket he accompanied by card to be
retained by the holder until the day Concert when
by returning the cards Mr. Hewts stnre IRON to A.
n. and to P. their will be a book.
TbIs desirable Tor two hrsi-as
three four months elae before the work will be
peed the holder exposed lose The ard and secondly
as the work will owe ITS ublcaOn beralty OF sub
scrbsn will dedicated 10 Them and list of their
will be Appended to it,
GV Subscriptions received and tickets be had at Mr.
hswitts Mnslc store, ~ Camp street. and Mr.. etee
Book sl0re, ~ Camp street.
purchaser OF ticket at $ admits the bearer ths
the Other half OF the subscription when the work ready
for delivery.
The Programme will be published in the sours of tils
week. lnlO1 TuEO. LAhACHE.
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Masonry in Kentucky. the reports of the
last annual meeting of the Masonic Grand Lodge
of this State we CLEAN the following statistics
There are now in the State 176 working lodges,
numbering from 10 to 233; 81 lodges instituted the
past year; 1853 initiarons 81 deaths, 50 suspend
ed, % expelled. There are 784 past masters
total number of contributing members 5l66, and
1877 FREQ members Louisville Journal.
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DR.. BANNlNG'S
BODY BRACE
PATENT LACE,

OF THE FOLLOWING DISEASES. VIE.
Wsahnss. II The H5.sr. 8oassi,S, sssn q f.sa,h.
Papiyaon Of the Heart. Nspepas Cosivs.sv asd fss.
Psnil. he Back. Sp,ssi iisc Fass nsYs
fuse Mmrrraron; atsa6 nov 10 Ascssa ID P1sfel lss
a.ney sad lhs bad sh.;ps ineidssi Ga I'D d:pP
ions coie, sss. ssknsss 81 5sosss = VA
'1sses' 81 ssIS sSSis5 n. e Z aihss fsNAN -.
ssath. st As eAos. - q. gnA6Aas ss1aEk LE0s
ssat LAlIES Al 4usd VI Il Bss~ = ~ AZ se5s
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FAssENeERs SAILED.
Per steamship Georgia, for New York-For Haoana-F
Batancourt. M Medina, M Lind. Dumas.
For .Neto Yori-Dr Monroe Mackie. A scheuick, w H
Rapeys Ny Dnngnerty. ohm Stroud Jr, Cutter and BFo
K Whliing, M Nons-abd u in sleerage.
For ChagresC Sullivan, lady and children, Madame
Schmidt and child Mrs Olivier. child and servant Mn
Daniels, Mrs Kelsey c L Sullivan, Brown and lady.
w Tharston and lady, Rubb, Gatier, Capt Draw,
s l. Coye-and 81 in steerage.
PAssKEoERs ARRIVED. 4~
Per ship Crescent City. from Liverpoo-2 cabin and log
steefage passengers.
Per ship Ernestine. from Brsmen-273 in stesrage
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Eclipse in lS52.-Mr. Gibbs, the great Amer
can Almanac maker, states that there will be 81,
eclipses next year, three OF the Sun and three O.
the Moon. There will be great eclipse of the
Moon, the 9th and 9TH of January next, visible ane
total in this section. Duration hours and Al
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nj EDICAL NOriCE-Dr. DopsoN has re-
A moved Ia No. 81 Canal street, where will attend to
tue senera practice Of Med and Surgery and especsy
Treatment Of tiles, Fstua. Dneasss of tie Badder
Stiiclures OF the Uietha, etc.
Ills newly nvsa,ed and ed inszumeay fur the rs
enton and radical cure of HERNIA adapt. SSSsz>
ed 10 syety variety OF Rupture, and when vel ~
sIsd, a,s s worn W., with ease and esmioft The
otlensive-he Springs prepared to rsst II. orrouvs
eifsets. and the Covsss may be renewed and vsd Il
peaspre. y. ~ ~. mo &1tVVs
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
CRHscxNT UyyIcg,
Tuesday Morning. November II, ls5l.S
Cleared Testsrsia


CRzscyNf OyyIcs,
Tuesday Morning, November II, 1851.
g.4 Cleared Yesterday.
Br ship Tamarac, Patching, Hull, Edw Menlove
Bark Elizabeth Jones, Vera Crux, j p Whitney Hoo
Brig Pao Alto. Wood. Charleston. Cosnhett b Chapman
ScM Mefthas WeDDes, rehsAooia, Hurley
Afrivea.
Br ship Crescent City. Bslester from Liverpool 22d Sept to
Bremen shp Erns,tns Fresaehs from Bremen 18th Sent
Ship North Amerca Dunbar. 81 days from Boston, to mas
Ship Superb. Prent. 60 days from Rio de Janeiro to mas
sp sp Moz:T. Pus. days from Havana. in ballast. to
Ship Hamlet seam n days from New ost. to master
Ship Tai eyrand. Williams, II days from Richmond Va in
ballast, TO msster-2d my
Bark vginian. Boush IS days from Norfolk. to Masi
sp brig Msced, Mass. days from Havana. in ballast. to
chr Jenny Lind. A,hby. sday. from Apal.chicoa, to MAJ.
ter-Basin.
Schr Star Canaan, day from Mobile, to master-Basu
M Ref, Hall, from Harrlsonh1rg
Magnolia, ThOmassOn, from vickaburg.
Princess No 8, Holmes. from New Carthage.
Towboat Panther Coutman from the Passes-toyed down
up ships Hamlet and TaIey and bsE Virsinisp''
Towboat Yankee Fnton. from the down and
to the 9th inst. lark qaia and Kchr Mary Eller
brought up ships Crescent City and Efnestine.
and the sth ns., ship 81 Louis and bark Jo
Fish--brought up ships North America and Superb
| bark pYulslan Queen.
Towboat PhenI. tTowel. from the Passes-towed dow
mia Bfander-brought up ships Trumbui and Mozart
/ bark ApllcAclOn and brig MERGED.
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OF these i3 under 10 years and eoored.
A. HESTER, Secretary,
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List of Vessels in Port Not Cleared.

Frlt municipality designated following
nin), he Not the Raruad and
the kos above the afnbos. La nd
ng being siaibent Landing. Ia the ThIo ts h
1 nd
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SHIPPING.

~SSx~ ChARLEsTOG And RAsEANA
XK0& Packet - CNstsd StaIss .Mssl LHl5z -
D Cnaraest0E ard HspsAs. n -
heg ttsst-Ths sp'endid stsamatap leABkl, t1S13 =
Ch ki-ESrON Is. CD To- HAVANA, isavln1 SSsna
iJr and Id OF Zach month; leaving
Ton TOT havana the LIST and 18th.
RATES FAssAoE:
Havana TO ChaIiestOn -
havana TO Key d
foa further Particular, apply 70
N. y. mUkDECAl, Charleston, "a to ..
q. ', hahT co. ~ TGhoupiloulas 1t. n. Osisans-
Asents at dava IA, DRAKE BROS Z co.
G. pssssngers isayin8 Havana by sslp cau ssach
bauics on Inc kYLA Ltay tAkng the LAnd 6Ouss, and
New VA ana fhhda phia In Inc tins by TAXING
Staaaiai,iK " ssoss d6 NV
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

CRESCENT OFFIcE,
Tuesday Morning. November IL, 1851.
COtt0n-In spite of the unfavorable Just received
from Liverpool 4SOO bales sold yesterday. at firm
prices for the better qualities For the lower grades, how
| ever, the rates were irregular.
i nRLrAhs CLASSIFICATION.
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Tennessse.-W. G. Swan, of the county of Knox,
has been elected Attorney General and Reporter
for the State. There are some six or seven can.
ddates for U. S. Senator, and sectional views and
preferences, East, West and Middle Tennessee
perp!ex the Legislature vastly
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Importamt.-We copy the following dispatch,
dated Washington, November 2, from the Balti-
more Sun:
1t is ascerained beyond doubt, that Champion,
the British Charge d'Adairs ad interim, has pre-
ssnted to this Government dispatches, in which it
IS stated that the French and English Governments
have issued orders, in case OF the sailing of any
more expeditions against Cuba, to search all ves-
sells of suspicious character whether sailing under
United States other colors.
Properly Censured.-At Rochester, NewYork, a
| few days ago, the following resolution was passed
| by whig meeting:
| Resolved, That we are alike surprised and NOR.
| tilted TO learn that Wing Senator tMr. Seward
from this State should improve the opportunity af-
| forded by lhe trials growing out of the Syracuse
| riot, 10 walk into the United States Court, and
invite the rioters to form procession to march &c
| his own house and partake of collation.; thu.
encouraging rebellion, and heroizing men whose
course OF conduct would lead to anarchy and an
end to all government.
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The Boston Fire Department was called out II
ames last month.
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Captured Stringfsllow, who commit
ted murder some four years ago in Mississippi,
was recently arrested in Marengo county, Ala.
He was brought to Mobile on Saturday, on his
way to the former State under requistion of The
Governor
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RESPECTFULLY niarms Lxdiea Gentlemen Of h.v
II Orleans thar shs has EUROPE may b. can
suited her resdencs aud
the Present, Past and Future svents.
III. .conaditetiob-t,snttemen 81 IAaie, 5pc us lu.
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Great Excitement

TIVE celebrated MADAaE LAMONT, from Banums Museum
has returned to thu city from her BIZ
iox and holds her daily The No. 20
street. beween Psdido and Poyrs fr the
who wish be informed
tine pEincpts Phrenoogy and Pamisy The
Abe and correct ptedeton Mile Jenny Lind during
created The
ever Known The long residence Of Madame
and her with Eastsm Mag given
vantage oeca knovlsdge by
- Persons having impenans isv pending
their advantage to give hsf call. -
~ Mime - slsy this ci beng mi,ed her
rAH Hll
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ADJUSTMENTS.
1t. CharlAs Theatre.

81. CharIAs Thsatrs.
n1- Last nigh, su, two of W. an, Mi. BARRETT.
IN Of the ga, satisfaction impaired large and
fsshionabis audience s. nig, By the performances
" ~ LADIES BATTLE,
ALL THAT GLIrTERs Is NOT GOLD,
they viii o feps..ed on THs EvEaEG Tas.d Neysmesr 4
First Grand MiIltary and Civic Bali o.
~; '.:s szfds6sr ssf a rAi"sss gSsssisa H;
ssss !: q = :s re d.
:; sss &c ss:s. cd q " *:ss q e;s s.
e. 9. 1 y sssa.s
c.5 rsm rss.:.s c.Ys Cap S..ss Sss S:S SS:S s.s sa
G:ss G:s kk., k.i. g.: :s w.ss Tiss. :s .s. ss,ss
Li:a; Lien; ssf,;, sss;.,, Lien, Lien, Swgyssa Lieu. s.nna
Lieut. ssfs,aad Leu. ssils as Lsss s:s5 as5os.d
Lieut. S''m'n' Lsus ,sus fahs.p.. a. L''u' sansursn
....coMMrrBR o. INvTrATrox....
Gsp s,1 Gc%ssm' c.. Sen asss x.a. sa;r s yss.i
Lsut saa. seIzt jsroIsnsn, CorpT Hueh.. aio
Benent ofsthe Firemen's ChastsabIe
AssocfatfoM.
- grand dispsy Of FIREWORKS vi be given Lafayette
square ths 1sh November Mr. G. GATOR,
benefit Of the Association. mAsnAc,at feature
smPiatsd dispiay viii be perfect Of eeebsxe
Crystal Palace. ~
To give every chance Of vitnessns the exhon
vs enable all conibuts their for the
cess OF admission will be 50 and b. obtained
the principal and book in the city the ocss Of
nsvpaper and the undersigned menber Of the commss
HEsRY BIER, President, Mayors oMcs.
EAH'L g. RISK, vics President. Municipal Hall.
2. l.. BKRCIkk, Treasurer, W Tct0u ptouas st
CIV. HUBB.LL, Secretary, Is Magazine st.
]. 8. MClnTIkE, l. ChaItfas st..
z. McGovERN, Commercial Queen Hotel.
julius fuLDA, 70 Posl ct.
ys. GIBNky, ~ Vaudeville st. s.
ol8 F. GkuBER. Surveyors ofics, Customhouse.
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Eztro Ssssiom.-In consequence of the expira-
ton Of the Senatorial term of the Hon. John /.
Guion, and his csasing to be ex-officio Governor
of the State of Mississippi the Secretary of State
has issued call for the Senate to the capi-
tai of the State, the 24th inst, for the purpose
of eecting President and ex-ofioio Governor,
until the Governor elect is duly qualified by the
Legislature in January next.
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The Danish Mission-Since the resignation of
the Hon. Walter Forward, the Danish mission is
vacant, although there are several applicants for
it, Hon. John s. Ogle, of Pennsylvania, is one of
the number. It is thought. however, that Mr.
Markoe, of the State Department, will be the gen.
flenau annoiutod
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gtssasai Es,s aa0 Gsa spa I'M 0ass,

" The proprsors Of the silly aud Weekly Crescent rspsot
uy inform thsr ends and the pubct they have recently
additions to their ot sstabshment and have
placed under the charge Of Mr. LEWIS GRAHAM who has
bsen Ions known nth Of high capabilities in
VIC art The material Of the office being compee nearly
All new, they are prepared to execute all kindsof
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING, ,.
whhe least possible delay without disappointment those
with patronage Particular will b
given to the printing Of LAWYERS BRIEFS.
BILLS or LAnlNG. INSURANCE BLANKS,
BILL HEADS, N0TARIAL AND CLERKS BLANKS,
BOOK HEADINGS. STEAMBOAT BILLS,
CIRCULARS, sTkAMBOAT CARDS,
DRAY RECEIPTS, POSTERS AND HANDBILLs,
COTTON RECEIPTS. CARDS. ETC. ETC.
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DRY GOODS, RTC,

DRY GOODS, ETC.
G. Yale, .Jr., n Co.,
u G - 81 MAGAZINE STREET,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN IMPORTED
w FANCY AND STAPLE SILKS,
FANCY phEsS gfksW SS2PS, 3s1YI,s r,..
MrL.Isxn! AsrycL.s. LAels.
ARTyic,aI R,Icn1. fLowzRs' EAa6.o,D.sIEs' a,onn'
FEArHERs. FkIssEs.
TMMniNss, BoENETs, Etc.
large and complete assortment Of every thing their
fully invite the attention Of the whoisae trade generally.
G. YALE, JR-. y co. u MAGAZINE street,
sl2 ly3p between Common and Graviss streets.
Crockery, China and Glassware.
SNMssseL E. Moore n Co.,
81 CAMP sTREKr,
Lave in store and are constantly receiving the
4 the following articles in thsf. line which tbsyA n
CT will guaranty to be of the hest quality. and
at a. low prices a. can be Nund in the city, ~
VH and sent 70 the purchasers
Frsach China DINNER INN II a and I'd + TEA sEfs.
Fancy painted and plain whits TOILET SETS.
PSinted and Gih Breakfast and Tea SERVICES.
Moulded. Iut and Engraved GLASS.
Britannia Metal and Silver Plated CASTORS
LAMPS, PS,CANDLESTlCk, yapanned WATERS.
.,, Ivory handled and common KNIVES and FORKS.
with great variety Of other articles 0t
House, -Furnlshtng Goods.
SOLAR LAMPS, GIRONDOLEs AND RYLAMPs.
500 crates Of common and medium CROCKEkY. to be
repeated tor the county tsAde. ew OFk pFic
0l3 am2&3p =
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James McGhss, .fisa at Boston iot .hs aaidsf
6f Johnson. mats Of the bark Louisa OF Salsm OH
the high was acquitted but subsequently, arrested
charged.
A Partisan robber who was seized for stealing
snuff out Of tobacconiss shop. by way of excung him.
sell SAID that ne newer heard of that law which forbade
There is a talk of new paper to be issued in
Boston as The organ Of the Native American party. The
party arc in search OF funds TO start the project Immediately
1t Will be easier TO get tie funds than pers0n support the
cause.
A Mr.. Taggert, of Roxbury, Mass, exhibits q
model OF engine whose popelng agent atmospheric
pressure The power is obtained by regular explosions Of
have decided its operation to be feasible
Venezuela, South America, is now quite tram
gull and free from all internal comm0tons. The people.
Of life and dreaming neither Of rumon Of war,
ingy engaged in domestic pursuits
A convention of Homeopathic physicians was
held Boao on the 18th ut for The purpose Of organizing
an asa0ciat0n to be known as the Homeopathic As0ca
ton of Western New York." A committee appointed
to vet forth. in an address, is principles
Letters from Rome, in the Risorginssnto of
Turin that the old regulations concerning Iaees
Roman States without permission from the lnquist0n,
stop in any place without new permission
The bar is noted for its wit; but it is not always
that the best things said before the bar por fellow
in his examination the other day. ne had been
the court belore and what tor? Gle had been
body steang "1t for nothing a,' said the hu-
morist, hony rescuing feer creatur from the grave
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Hoe0ner's Subscription Concerts.
ana 1The undengned has the pleasure rss7~
- of informing the cifess Of Nest E&SASk
W the subscription books for the Twelve
~ Grand Concerts, which he proposes giving ( -
durag the e9uing .sssoa, are uov open Al -
Mr. y. 6evtIs 80 Camp He has
which could pcs.py s,sr.d 90
expense Concer worthy patronage II
the losers OF Music. lois 1ml NJ hOEFFNksH
Ladies' Fair,
THE Ladies Of Neveans
pose hold days, DeceSe a,
Armory Hall, FAk for the BEN lift Of The MALE ORPHAN
ASYLUM the Third huncpsity This appeal generous
community unavoidable the rob Institution question having
hundred children educate being ent,rsly
destitute OF pecuniary resources. nfu'
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NEW ORLEANS:
TUESDAY MORNING, NOV II, 1851.
Board OF Health.
List Of Interments in the City of Nep Orleans for the
Week ending .Nopentber 8. 1851,
List of Internnents ia the Citp of Lafavette for the
Week ending November 8. 1851.

or these ss gsre ander 10 years and i6 colored
A. HESTER, Secretary.
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Ns$ = Red He'd River, Aiexan1fia nn1 an
L@2&d7p lnlesmrdiats landings - The new and vesy
q u Light tiS.nrhes) drau INT seanerv kATURK.
sil from the OF Red RIvpr. q
abass connection with The fine steamer Jehesoa fer
lreighI passage, apply 10 t4a
"a If MCDUW ELL. IT, II CO II Eovdr.a L.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-11-27
REGISTERS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to all legatees
II and other persons interested IN the
estates of the respective decedents and mi
nors, that the administration accounts of
the following estates have been filed in
the Office of the Register of Monroe coun-
ty, and will be presented for confirmation
and allowance to the Orphans Court to
be held at Stroudsburg, in and for the "a
foresaid county, on Monday, the 22d day
of December next, at l o'clock, P. NJ.
First account of RudoIphus Smith, ex-
ecutor of the last will and testament of
Rudolph Kintner. of Middle Smithfeld
township, deceased.
First and final account ofGeorge Rouse,
executor of the last will and testament OF
John Rouse, of Hamilton township, de-
ceased
First account of Michael Miesner, ad-
ministrator of the estate of Ezra Bates,
of Hamilton township, deceased.
First account of John Barry, admins
traitor of the estate of Walter Barry, ST.,
of Hamilton township, deceased.
First and final account Of Joseph Cru
Der administrator of the estate of Isaac
Gruber, of Polk township, deceased.
SAMUEL LREES, jr., Register.
Registers Office Stroudsburg,
November 81, 1851.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-11-27
TEGver'S Writing Ink.

I'VE are opposed to all kinds OF Putting
in the igurailve sense OF the term. Whether
in the notice of book, or anything else, we
have a repugnance to give II fulsome adu-
lation. or to recommend it in any way at ALL
unless we honestly believe it worthy of favor
ave have again furnished ourselves with
a keg of Hocer's Black Wrifang Ink, and when
we say that this is not the FIRST or the second
keg that has been procured from Mr.. Hover,
the article may be considered endorsed good
by us, otherwise we should not have contln-
ueG lis use for these six or seven years past.
Others may have their preferences in favor
Of different manufactures, and we are quite
willing that they enjoy those preferences
(saye and except those of our correspondents,
who sometimes impose that loathsome Blue
stuff upon u.s. which is not fit to be used);
for our own part, we continue the manuiac-
ture of Mr.. Hover. whose ink is not only
clear and black, but does not clog and CON
glomerate oar pen, as some otherwise good
inks do."--German Reformed Messenger,
ChamJerSburg, Pa
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-11-27
100000 BRICK

Just burnt and for sale by the subscriber.
These brick are of large size and OF su-
perior quality. and will be sold as low and
lower. according to quality. than any other
brick in the County. A portion of them are
pressed or front, and cornioe Brick of differ
ent kinds. Said Brick are composed Of ma
telial that will stand the fire with impunity,
thus answering for the purpose of building
bake-ovens. &C., all Of which will be retaled
at the following rates:
Pressed or front brick at 81 so per hundred
Best common hard brick 80 do do.
Best salmon do rs do do
Best soft do SO do DO
Filling -in-brck 25 do do
N. BAH kinds Of grain, at the highest
market price, taken in exchange for Brick,
and Cash rot refused.
WILLIAM S. WINTEMUTE.
Stroudsburg. November 90, 1851