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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1861-01-16
AND. WILKINS, elk.

SHERIFF'S SALE-By virtue OF
~ avenditioni experimentation, issued from
the Vlgo Common Pleas Court, to me directed
and delivered, in favor of Isaac Balding and a.
gei7st Richard BEDFORD, as principal, and WA
King, as replevin bail, am ordered to sell
the following described real estate. situated in
Nigo county, Indiana, towit.
The northwest quarter ri of the northwe Of
quarier Ia OF section tweaty-one [2ll town
ship thirteen l13l range eight le containing for.
~ 40l acres, and on
SATURDAY, JANUARY I2rn, 1851
Within tho legal hours Of.said day, at the Court
House doorin Terre Haute, will offer the rents
and profits of the above described real estate
gether With all the privileges and appuitenan-
ces TO the same belonging, for a term not ex-
ceeding seven years, TO the highest bidder for
cash and upon failure 10 realize a sum Sufficient
10 satisfy said execution and costs, l will the D
and there offer the fee-simpie, in and to said
real estate, TO the highest bidder for cash to sat-
isfy the same.
This 18th day OF December, 1860.
del0w3pfs4 SAMUEL CONNER. Shf
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ATWOOD'S
@u1n1ne Tonic
BI T. r S
The Best Aromatic Tonic Ever offered t.
the Public.
RECOMMENDED BY THE PACULTYt
RECOMMENDED BY THE PACULTYi
For its Superior Medicinal Quality.


YTyHIs elegant eomound, which has secured the
Il confidence and endorsement OF most of the
leading physicians of New England, is a palata-
bic and efficient form Of QHiRiRe, containing all
the pecuiirities Of Peruvian Bark, carefully
combined with various tOzies and st0maehies
and cannot fail TO meet the wants OF the debiI-
ita ed.
Its a mild tsaic to the stomach, increasing
tie appetite, assisting digestion, pre- eminentIy
good il dyspepsia, strengthening and invigora-
ting to the digestive and nervous systems alter
prostrating diseases; aud IN fever and ague, OF
kindred ofnpIaints, its aid Is invaluable. For
diarrhoea, dysenterv, cholera morbus, the pub
lie may rest assured there is nor can be any bet
ter general remedy
Oae OF the very best p y sicians in Boston ha 8
said thatsiitis tue best preparation of Bittels
that has ever been offered to the public.''
Put I'D Ia half pint as well as quart bottles, in
order that all may Convince themselves of Is
superior merits.
for further particulars reference is made to
the printed circulars For sale by
CHAS. II. ATWOOD.
10 Central Street, Boston
r. N. D0NNELLY, Terre Haute
Aad BY Druggists generally.
oof8dwly
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1861-01-16
NJ I s ELL ANEO U S.

HE AhkLsAHArros OF LAxeUAcEs-
There is growing tendency in this age
to appropriate the mos. expressive words
Of other languages, and after while to in
corporate them into our own thus the word
Cephalic, which is from the Greek signify
ing ''for the head" is now becoming pop
ularized in connection with Mr.. Spalding's
great Headache remedy. bot il win soon
be used in more general way. and the
word Cephalic will become as common as
Eiectrotype and many others whose dis
tinction as foreign words has been worn
away by common usage until they seem
"native and to the manor born"
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1861-01-16
'ardly Realized.

Hi 'sd q 'orrible 'eadache this halter
noon, hand stepped into the hapOtheca-
RES hand says hi - the man. "Can you
ard" says e. "HexceedInsly." saws nj,
hand upon that e gave me Celhslie Pill
that 'ardly realized l 'ad 'ad an 'ess.
ache.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1861-01-16
Old Sachem Bitters and Wigwam
Tonic,

PITTSBURGH, PA.

s1zaszzzsss~ How Lost, How n estor,d
Just Published, IN Sealed Envelope,
A LECTURE on the nature, treatment and
N radical cure of Spermatorrhoea, or Semi
nal Weakness, Sexual Debility, Nervousness
and Involuntary Emissions, producing Impo-
tency Consumption and Mental and Physical
Debility,
By ROB. J. CULVERwELL, NJ. ID.
The important actthat the aw fulccnsequen-
ces of self-abuse may be efectually removed
without internal medicines, or the dangerous
applications of caustics, instruments, medica-
ted bogies. and other empirical devices, is here
clearly demonstrated, and the entirely new and
highly successful treatment, as adopted by the
celebrated author, fully explained. by means OF
which every one iscnabledto cure himself per-
fectly, andat the least possible cost, thereby a.
yoiding allthe advertised nostrums of the day
This Lecture will prove boon to thousandsand
thousands.
Sent under seal to any address. post paid, on
receipt oftwo postage stamps, by addressing
Dr.. CHAS-J G. KLINE, $50 First Avenue, New
York, ost Box 1886.
au29wly
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1861-01-16
A DMINIsTRAToR's SALE

DEMONSTRATORS SALE
"A will offer for sale at the late residence al
Anna Khoads, deceased, in Sugar Greek town
ship, Vigs county, Indiana, on Saturday, the
26tn day Of January. 1851 all the personal prop
erty Of the said deceased, consisting Of horses
cattle hogs, corn, hay, wheat IN the ground.
household and kitchen furniture, one wagon
and q lot OF harness, together with farming u
TERMS OF SALE.
Upon all sums ofthree dollars or les. cash
payment will be required; and upon all sums
on more than three dollars a credit Of nine
months will be given the purchaser, by his Civ
ipx a note with good secsrity, waving valaafi on
and apprai sem ent avs; with interest from date
of sale Sale to commence at 10 o'elt ok, am.
jaswtd-pfs3 JOSEPH JAMES, Admir-.
state OF Indiana, vigo County, s..
WE, the undersigned, do hereby
w swear that we have viewed and apprais-
ed two estray steers, taken up by Oliver Gregg.
living n Honey Creek township, county and
State aforesaid, and ind the same to be as fol-
lows enc white and red steer, marked with a
crop OF the ieft ear, crop and two splits in the
right ear and unde rslope in the ieff; no ether
marks or brands. Taken MP the 18th DAY of
December, 1860; and wedo sppraise the same at
thirteen dollars Signed by Samuel Shaw and
Adam his 4 mark Stark
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me Justice
ofthe Peace, this29th December, 1860.
-. VIZ A BuDD,JP.
Ieertify this to be /. true eepy from my es-
tray record. VIZ BUDD,J p
fcsrtify the foregoing 10 be true copy from
jsow3 AND. WILKINS. elk.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1861-01-16

Vigo Circuit Court, March Term, 1851.
No. 1919. Mary NJ. Hito VS.. Alexander p. Hits
Petition 70. = divorce.
Be it remembered that ON the 18th December
1850 the Plaintiff per Hosford and Brown her
Attorneys fled in the Clerks ONCE OF this CO ur,
her petition for divorce also al cd the afidsv
OF disinterestcd and competent witness thai
the dsfsndent is not a resident of the State OF
Indiana. He istherefors hereby notified thai
unless he be and appear before the Judge OF the
Yigo Circuit Court, oa tho calling OF the cause
at the next term thereof, thereafter to be held
at the Court House in Terre- Haute, and plead
answer or demur thereto, the allegations there
IN contained will BIO heard and determine In
his absence and deereed accordingly.
deelew4pfe3. AND. WILKINS, ok.
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Soldiers of the war of 1872

UTHO enlisted for FIVE years or fer duri 2 the
wv wal, the heirs ofenlisted soldicrs,and all
persons holding old patents or claims to military
bounty lands, located in Illinois or Missouri de-
string to have their claims attended to, without
expense to themselves, or desiring any infor-
nation in re gard to them. free Of charge, will
please address g. WAND HzALr, Box 1891, ST.
L0uis,Mo.
Aiieemnuniestensp yattendsdts By
g WARD HEALY,
iy1wIy Dosaty nsna Agess>
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1861-01-16

state 81 Indiana, vig0 County, IS
Vigo Circuit Court, March Term. A. ID. 1861.
Mary Jane Bridweil VS.. VIM. n. ii. Brdwell-
Computation Divorces:
Be it remembered that on this 3Tst day OF De-
cember, A ID. 1860, tbs Piaintif,by Usher & Pat.
terson, her Attorneys, filed In the Office Of the
Clerk Of the aforesaid Court her complaint, to-
gethcr with the affidavit OF disinterested and
competent witness that VIM II n Bridwell .deft.
herein is not resident of the state of Indians
The sail Defendant Is therefore hereby notified
that unltss he be and appear In the aforesaid
Court the first day Of the next term the feof
hereafter to be cid In the Court House in Terre
Haute, o. the first Monday OF March next. then
and theirs on before the calling Of the cause for
trial, pie ad answer or demur TO the Plaintiffs
compiaiIit, the m alters and rhin zs therein con-
tanned will be heard and determined In his alb
scnce and decreed accordingly.
an2-w3t-pfe3 AND. WILKINS, OH.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1861-01-16

A FACT WORTH KNowiSe.-Spsldings's
Cephalic Pill are certain cure for Sick
Headache, Bilious Headache, Nervous
Headache, Costivesess and General Debil-
ity.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1861-01-16
CLINTON COLLEGE
MILITIA HOOL,
At
CLINTON, vERMILLIoN COUNTY, IND.

a RESPONSIBLE COMPAN1 OF
n the citizens ofClinton have purchased the
beautiful site and building heretofore known as
the .sFarlner's Home Institute,' p and amer ma
king ready for the reception Of pupils, by I'm
ishing the new portions Of The establishment
and renovating the old, will open the School
on the 7th OF January next.
The Boarding Department will be put on a
new footing, and the sleeping rooms will be
furnished with only one bed each.
The school will be conducted on the same
general plan as heretofore. with mainly the
same course OF studies aud under the same
teachers.
Scholars will here be prepared for advanced
standing in College ana for active business
life.
The school year will consist OF forty weeks,
and the charge for Bo ard and Tuition will be
so per quarter, or sl75 per year-washing and
lights not included.
dec24d,w-wtf n. sOULE.
Lafayette Journal, indianapolis Journal Par.
is Beacon Vincennes Gazette and Rockville
Republic an copy 2w in weekly and send bill
to this Office.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1861-01-16
Fare always as low and Time as
Quick as BY any other Route.
The Greatest Facilities offered for
the Protection and Speedy Trans
portation of LIVE STOCK.

xu0 0kCdICoI = 6ClllLlcS OucTeQ Tor
the Protection and Speedy Trans.
portation Of LIVE STOCK.
And Good Accommodations with usual priyil.
egesfor persons travelling in charge thereof.
EREIGHTS.
BY this Route Freights ofalldescription. can
be forwarded from Philadelphia, New York, Bos
Roads of Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois
Wisconsin, Iowa, or Missouri, by Rail road di.
rect.
The Pennsylvania Rail Read also connec,s n,
Pittsburgh with steamers, by which Goods can
be forwarded to any port ON the Ohio, MusIkin
gum, Kentucky, Tennessee, Cumberland, lin
ois, Mississippi Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas.
Arkansas, and Red Rivers; and at Cleveland
Sandusky and Chicago with Steamer. to ali
Ports on the North Western Lakes.
Merchants and Shippers entrusting the trans
portation oftheir Freight to this Company can
RELY with confidence on its speedy transit
THE RATES OF FREIGHT to any point I'm
tb West by the Pennsylvania Rail Road are
at A. times as favorable as are charged ~
other, r. r. Companies.
Be particular to mark packages "vIA PEssA
X. R.n
EJ. SNEEDER, Philadelphia.
MAGRAW g. KOONS, so North Street, Baltf-
more.
LEIGH & CO., No. Aston House, or No. I
South William ST., ". Y.
LEIGH & CO,,17 State street, Boston.
"a. H. HOUSTON, Gen'l Freigh Ag t., Phil
L. D. HoUPF, Gen'ITicket Agr., Philsdei-
phia.
ENocH LEWIS. Gen'l supt:, Altoona Pa.
Jan.I dwIy.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1861-01-16
II. FORREST.


A LII orders for Highland or Far
N mersburg Csal left at G. A Goodwinb
Shop. on Ohio street, OF James H. Turner's
Ware House, near the Canal Main street
VIII receive prompt attention BY
dee12d1m Us. COMBS.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1861-01-16

NIPPERT AND DUNN
NO ils MAIN ST, TERRE HAUTE.
Are iust receiving their sessna shock Of
FALL AND WINTER
DR. Y GOODS,
WHICH THEY ARE OFFERING AT
VERY LOW FIGURES,
Ladies and Misses
II o o DIS an d n u b as!
Zine lot Of
Ladies and Misses Fars /!
Ladies and Misses Dress Goods
Ofsvsry description. and very cheap.
Ladies and Misses
Gold. Irxsst, Plash and Morocco Bells
Ladies and Misses
TINsEL, CHENILLE AND CRoCHF
HEAD DRESSES.
Ladies and Misses Silk Plush and Velvet
FANCY 6CarfS.
French Merinos and Alpaca.
Plain Black Silks.
Handsome PlaIds
Cashmeres and DelaiHes.
sHAWLS BHAwLS!
HOOPS HOOPS !
HOSIERY
Ladies Cotton Flecsd. Lambs Wool ant
| nerino Hose.
Misses and infants Lamb Wool and Gas.
| simere Hose.
| Gloves, Gloves
Buck Gloves and Mitts.
Superb Line OF Fine Beaver and French
BrOadclOths.
Ga and - Black and Fancy
G. A . = 4 M Il II e -
Grenadine Plush and Velvet
| " e 8 T / n q =
Ladies Knit Under Vests an
Drawers.
Large Line Of Mems Wooden
Drawers and Shirts.
LINEN SHIRTS TO ORDER.
Ladies and Misses, Gents and Youths
Boots 60 shoes
no22dwtf.
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Terre Haute Commercial Col
lege.
Now in successful operation, designed to
be permanent.
EIESHALL'S NEW BUILDING,
Main street, near the Public
Square.

Pupils have commenced business and prose
cutting their studies with commendable dill
genco and satisfaction.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1861-01-16

B A 8 CO M & CO.,
Successors to 8. r.. Fresman)
CLOCKS, WATCHES,
u q w e1rv,
PEREsCoPIo sPEoTAcLEs,
Fine Cutlery, Fancy Notions, &C.
WE HAVE IN STORE AND
" for sale atthe lowest prices, for CASH,
he following articles:
CLOC KS,
ofvarious styles and patterns, both French
and American in Alabaster, Marble, Iron and
Wood Case
wAToH Rs,
We have American and English, in heavy hunt
Watches in Diamond, Enamelled, Sold and
Silver Cases.
Rim as,
Diamond Pearl, Ruby, Emerald, AMETHYST
Onyx, Carsuncle, Garnet and other fine Rings.
SETS OF JEwELRY.
Lava, Coral, Amethyst, Etruscan, Carbuncle,
Jet, Mosaic, and other tiae sets OF Jewelry.
GOLD CHAINS,
Vest, Fob, Chatham and Meek Chains. Also,
Csral Neck Chains.
SLEEVE BUTTONS,
oIvariohs patterns, such as Coral, fRtruscan,
Carbunele, Geld Stone and plain.
GOLD BRACELETS,
OF various styles; Gold Ihimb les, Gold Lsekets,
Keys, Charms, Miniature Pins, Crosses, Bead
Clasps, Seals, Geld and Coral Armlets, Gold
Belt Buckles, Gold Slides, Ladies', Misses and
ChildreR's Ear Drops. Alse u large assortment
Of CHEAP gBwELRY.
PECTACLES,
Pereseepis, in Gold and Silver Frames
SILVER WARE
OF so lid Silver Ware we have the following ar
ticles: Pie, Jelly, Waffle and Butter Knives
Berry Scoops, Cream. Salt, Tea, and Table
Spoons. Sugar Shells, Napkin Rings, Port Mem
les, Card Cases, Cups, &c. &c,
SILVER PLATED WARE
We have Tea Sets, Butter and Sugar Dishes,
Cups, Knife Rests, Spoon Holders, Tea, Table,
Desert and Egg Spoons, Soup Ladies', Tea Bells,
&C., &c
CUTLERY
westenhoim Pocket Knives ana Razors.
NOTIONS.
Guitar and Violin Strings, Aeordians, china Va
ces' Toys, willow Baskets &C., &C.
wATCH.MAKERS zJPPLIEp.
With tools, materials and gl.sses Of which we
have a large assortment.
=. Clocks, Watches and JOwelYy Rerairedi
On short notice and warranted.
G. II. BASCOM d co.
NOT, Phoenix Row, Terre Eaute Ind.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-11-07
Discomfort.

BY THE BARD OF THE EAsToN HALL OF FASHION.
Attempt dispute of the fact, will not,
That none III the world are content with their
lot
The rich, would be richer, the poor wealthy
too,
The industrious have more, the idle, nothing
TO DIS.
The children are longing TO be ranked omong
men,
The maturer in years would be children again;
Pleasure seekers, lament for the route end
the ball.
The grave, that such follies are licensed at ali
The settled, forever are wishing to roam,
The wand ring, would fain find a permanent
home:
The lawyer is troubled, if dissensions cease,
The prayers of the preacher are fervent for
peace.
The farmer, tho blest, wants more plentiful
crops;
The fat broker still hopes for rise in the
stocks
We read, in our youth, of "Hedger and
ditcher,''
Who, though he was poor did not sigh to be
rich or.
Experience proves, he but lived in a poets
wild brain,
For his like. you would search over the wide
world in vain.
ln every relation, state, dogree, rank or range,
We find men continually desiring a change :;
(Sase instances, where they're accustomed
The while,
To pure base their clothes at the Emporium
of PyIe.)
A sp endid assortment Of Fall and
Winter clothing. at p yle's Fashion Hail
opposite the old Easton Bank.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-11-07
a Talk with a Pony Express Rider

The Grass Valley National. in an ar
ficle relative to the Overland Mail Ex
press 10 California, makes the foiowin.
interesting statement:
We bad few moments conversation
the other day, with one of those daring,
hardy fellows who are employed as ri
dcrs 90 the pony express route. riddin
from the Coos Creek mountains into the
sink OF the Carson-a distance Of I0l
miles-about the longest route on the road
lie describes bis life there 10 the follow
ing manner, which may be taken as a
fair sample for the rest. Each rider i,
in possession Of and has the absolute con
the trappiugs thereto. He has them kept
iu the best of order By the men at the
stations. generally two in nuDher) He
said that be could tell within few min
utes of the time when the pony would BE-
at the end OF the route, so that no delay
night take place 10 the changing Of ri,
ders. although as a general thing the ri
der on an approaching Pony flows horn
when about three quarters OF a nile d.
taut, so that all nay be in readiness for
bin at bis arrival Each rider is rroyi
ded with a complete buckebin suit Of
clothes with the hair on aud forming the
outside ST the same, so that 10 the event
Of a stora, the rain OF snow will not pcu
citrate or uaket he clothes heavy aDd thus
rctard the horse; but it runs of down the
b,ir M birh !. noro or los oil Tba
pockets for the conveyance of the letters.
etc., are four In number and are placed
Immediately under the saddi, horn next
10 the horse -Four inch, six shootin.
Colts are 30 arranged as to be half cock
ed, so that With the Impression on the
hammer il is ready for its daily work =
These AMI knife Of .ome l9 inch.. 10
length. Eith mercury Ia a tube formed in
the back of the same, SO that when a,ed
the mercury ru-bes TO the point o. the
blade and 10 doubt would deal terri
bic blow, constitutes the riders means o.
defence About lOu u.ies j. the di~tan. sc
travelled By each rider He Is allowed
only Ii hours to DO it 10, aud as much
sooner as possible; there ore each rider
has 400 miles to ride every week 10 tn
short space OF 10 hours The hor-es used
are Spanish breed. aud kept 10 good
order, the rider and men at stations re
ceive their Pay which is good) al the enJ
OF every month, add are furnished with
pro.i,ion. BY the Co4Pa al rea-ona
bic rate.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-11-07
6 Struggle for Life.

Tie Officer ami the Snake An En-
cli-h officer 10 Iodla bad been out port
jog with his fo~ ins piece, which had a
Taa,rod with sD iron point or -cre& on IT.
end He &ss Valkins uuder the hot la
dian suu; "a il came on toward e.enIa-
aud be wa returning, BE- rested uuder u
grateful shade lie bad not sat loHs be
fore be saR-his bead lifted atose tde
tall grass, the serpent o; tba. region. the
coJrG de cape!2a, tie mot poisonous OF
the whole race, the touch OF bis teeth be
ing almost certain death. Coming
through the gras- easily, the serpent Oh
served the man sitting under the tree -
lie stoTpe3 aad looked IN Dent, tbink-
ius he nj BIT &c a profitable cu-to@er -
The soldier saw club Of bamboo lying
near, caught i; up aBd threw it. biting
the snake so that be fell apparently dead.
The officer walked toward him, and
hayi1s tate for Datura! history, began
to observc bis neck and head, and took
a small stiok. with which he esssyed 10
examine bis teeth, when suddenly our
oficer's neck and spraug with all bic
force to seize him in the face. The msD
with the utmost tension Of bis muscles,
gave hin clip upon bis neck, while the
serpent drew together With his full force,
coming nearer to his fsce every moment;
and the % an found that with bis utmost
cleuch BE could not hold him from slid
Jog through his Est he found there va,
the Only chaine bet~eeu two deaths, poi
son from his faugs or stranguIatioa bg bi'
scsly folds, wbeu bis arm raised, and il
occurred to him that hi only resource
was bis rsmrod. lie drew it from it,
sheath. A the monster opened bis
mouth, be fixed bis aim and thrust tho
raurod down his throat He spraDg of
that ramrod settled the contest The
monster was in earnest, and be had to bC
10 earnest 10 turn.
The spirit of Slavery is the great au
tsgoDi:t of the present day. 1t is thai
spirit that has evoked the martial spirit
Of the North. 1t i. that spirit we have tc
comfort, not as a venture, but as fact
not dream, but true reality; not as a
false friend, but as a most determined
foe. The question is one of life and deatt
for Freedom in our country and lbt
world 1t is that question We haze nov
to decide. This spirit has cOiled its folds
around the neck of the North; it nov
stands confronting us. We have caugb
it by the neck, but shall We hold 1t while
it slides through our feeble grasp. aud a
last fixes its faDgs 10 our facet Or sbal
We, by one tremendous effort, put it IN
der our feet foreVerl
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-11-07
COnSistpnt

On the Fairfax turnpike, west of Bal
leys Gross Roads, resides an old farme
named Sidnore He is a violent Seces
sion!st. and has never ceased to utter bi
imprecatlons against the Government. 4
4uard is stationed near the hou.e-onl
boweser, for a surveillance over the roa.
and Sidmore, rather than communicat.
with them, has locked himself in the NJ
per story o. his house. Two days sine,
he called hi- slaves--seven in uumher--
together, aud told them to lease bis bous,
and never return--tbat they were "a pscl
OF ID UDioni-ts, and be would Lot hav.
nysody about him with such iuferna
4entiwents." The slaves grinningIy sub
mitted TO the infliction. and departed 70,
the camp of the New York Eighteeptt
shere they are now quartered.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-11-07
Orphans Court Sale.

By virtue of an alias order of sale. j.
sued out OF the Orphans Cou-t OF Monro,
County, there will be exposed to publ,
sale, at the Washington Hotel, in Stroud.
burg, on
tuesday, the 26h Of November
next, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, the
following Real E-tate. late of Sauue
Price. deceased, to wit:
A certain farm, messuage, tenement OF
tract of land, situate 10 Barrett township
Monroe County, Pennsylvania. adjoining
lands of Perry Price, Iohibod Price
james Palmer and Others, contaioing
sevesssy-Two Acres,
more or less, being part of larger tracr
of land known as PenDs' Manor. abour
City acres are cleared, aud in a good stat,
OF cultivation; the balance Of the tract
we'll timbered. The improvements ar,
one t#o Story
FRAME HOUSE, ====ss==6
20 by 30 feet. and one Franc B arn, 30
by 45 feet There is an apple orchard OF
choice fruit upon the tract, and an ex
celent spring of water near the house
Brodhead's Greek passes through the
premises. The property is -ituated OF
the State road, from Stroudsturg via
Coveville to Salem, in Wayne County
Terms. one third OF the purchase ION
ey to be paid upon day of sale. the bal
anoe in two equal annual payments. to b,
secured upon the premises by bond and
mortgage.
PETER SEES. Executor.
Barrett township. Oct. "a, lc6l.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-11-07
Exhibition.

There will be a Sabbath School Exhibition
held in the Methodist Episcopal Church, in
Jackson township, on the evenings of Thurs
day and Saturday, the l4th and 10Th of No
vember next. Exercises will commence at
I o'clock. The friends of the Sabbath School
cause are invited.
jackson township, Oct 81, 1861.