JE FFEHJ50NIAN REPUBLICAN.
Diez the Murderer. It has not been for
gotten that 'about a month ago, by our readers,
-vve reported a case of murder committed by
one Ferdinando Diez. The horrible circum
stance was yesterday more fully brought to
Ijaht. The body of the unfortunate woman
has been dicovercd, and the evidence against
the miserable murderer is established beyond
question.
In a small back building in Magazine near
Bartholomew street the body of a female, has
been discovered mutilated in a most shocking
manner. It was in this house that Diez was
arrested, and that the heartless wretch after
murdering his wife tn Barrack street cut the
body to pieces, hirediiis house in Magazine
street, and in the night carried the corpse to
his new residence, where he buried it be
neath the floor. The body when discovered
presented a most shocking spectacle. The
legs had been cut off at the hips, and but little
mortification had taken place. It may have
been that the water in which the body lay,
may have prevented the natural course of de
composition, for it was not buried bnt careless
ly concealed beneath the floor, and the offen
sive smell which arose and offended the neigh
borhood led to the discovery. Diez is still in
prison confined for examination. New 'Or
leans Picayune of 5th. of March.
A House asd six Children burnt.
The New York Gazette says :
On Saturday about one o'clock, the house of
Mr. John Astin, in the town of Yonkers, in
Westchester county about one mile from the
village of that name was burned down and six
of his children perished in it by the flames, jl.fr.
Astin with his wife with an infant, and some
of the older children three daughters and a son,
who lodged on the lower floor, escaped the
children lodged on the upper floor. The fire
appears to have originated by accident after the
family had all retired. Five of those who per
ished were between the ages of five and twelve
3'ears, and one was a young man grown, who,
it would seem lost his life in attempting to res
cue the children in the chamber. The four
that escaped, besides the parents with the in
fant were also children- the family consisting
of fourteen children in all, three of whom were
not residing at home. We hare these particu
lars from a gentleman residing io this citv who
during yesterday received his informalfon di
rect from Yonkers. It is one of the moct pain
ful occurrences which for a longtime has fall
en to our lot to record.
TREASURER'S SALE.
PIKE COUNTY TAXES
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that a
greeably to an Act of General Assembly
of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, passed
the 13th of March, 1815, entitled "An act to
amend the act entitled an act directing the mode
of selling unseated lands for taxes anx for oth
er purposes"' and of an act passodnho 13th of
March, 1S17, " A further supplement to an act
to amend the act entitled an act directing the
mode of selling unsealed lands lor taxes and for
other porposes" the following tracts of land
will be sold at Public Vendue, on the second
Monday of Juno next, at the Court House in
Milford, in the county of Pike, for arrearages
of taxes due, and the cost accrued on each lot
respectively.
No. Warrantees,
Quantity,
Acres Per
202 Thomas Jesse 414 155
39 Whitehill Robert 402 100
84 hitman John 436 100
Dingman Township
A Murder in New Orleans. A personal ren
contre occurred at New Orleans on the 11th
instant, between two individuals, which result
ed in the death of one of them Mr. A. Si. Clair.
He received several wounds in his breast from
his antagonist, inflicted by a knife. The per
son who.stabbed him is aMr. Raily, who keeps
a boarding house on Girod street near the Levee.
Mills Destroyed. The extensive flouring
mills and cotton factory, belonging to Mr. A.
Caldwell, at Lexington Ky. were destroyed by
fire on Friday morning last. It 'was supposed
to have been the work of an incendiary. The
loss is estimated at $30,000 : of which ono
third is covered by insurance. A similar ca
lamity befell this establishment about a year a
go; arid it is recently J that the proprieter had
finished rebuilding, and put the works in operation.
3?
The trial of Wood, for the murder of his
daughter, was called up yesterday before the
court of Oyer and I crmmer. Tne day was oc
cupied to the hour of adjournment in a fruitless
endeavor to empanel a jury. The store of Mrs
Wood is closed, and will probably be so dur
ing the trial. Pennsylvania Inquirer.
NOTICE.
A stated meeting of the Stroudsburg Library
Company, will be held on Saturdav evening, the
28th day of March, at the Library room. All stock
holders are lequestedto attend, as business of im
portance will be transacted.
J. H. WALTON, Secretary.
March 20, 1840.
" SISERIFE'S
Y VIIITEJE OF A WRIT of Le
vari Facias to me directed will be exnosed to
Public Sale, on Saturday the 11th day of April
next, at 2 o'clock, P. M.'on the premises, the fol
lowing described piece or parcel ofland, situate in
Lehman township, Pike county, Pa., boui-ded as
lollows, viz : beginning at a stone corner adjoining
land of John Vaugorden, thence northward adjoin
ing lands of Joseph Gould, to a stone near the
Sawlrill, thence adjoining the mill tract southard
to a white oak near the creek, thence northward
adjoining the mill tract to theline of Richard Brod
hcad's land, thence adjoining the same southward
to a tone near a chesnut, thence eastward adjoin
ing lands of the said Richard Brodhead to a pine,
thence continuing the same course and adjoining
lands of George W. Nyce to a stone near John
Vangoi den's land, thence eastward adjoining the
said John Vangorden's land to the place of begin
ning, containing 50 acres more or less, being the
same lot of laiid conveyed by Moses Vangorden,
der'd. to Charles F. Town, together with the her
iditaments and appmJenanccs thereunto belonging.
Seized and taken in execution as the property
of Charles F. Town, at the suit of Moses Vaugor
den, administrator of the estate Mose3 Vahgordon,
March 20th, 1840.
5 Ji?lE;ir Seward I
Escaped from the Jail at Stroudsburg, Mon
roe county, on the morning of the 9th inst. a
man named Dennis Scott. Said Scott is about
23 years old, 5 foot 9 or 10 icches high, light
compelxion aud light hair. 'lHe above reward
and all charges paid if deJliveroU -aUiic Jail" of
the said countv. . ' ' : "'?.
SAMUEL GUNSftU-LESSlipxifl.
March 18, 1840.3t.
No. Warrantees. Quautity. Tax.
Acres. Per. $ Cts
07 Albert Lewis 415 15 6 42
106 Ambercombie James 414 60 G 42
00 Brodhead Richard 378 5 80
00 Boyd Charles 400 G 20
124 Brown John or Jacob 340 1?0 5 27
206 Benson Peter 224 1 12 1 70
231 Bell Joseph 300 10 4 05
236 Brolzman John 415 14 0 51
253 Baker Catharine 105- 161
254 Baker George A. 50 75
241 Crai? John 405 03 G 20
134 Cnhlwcll David pt. 52 7 57
02 Dills Abraham 40:1 64 G 27
159 Dubbs Martin 417 80 G 48
164 DehoiT Abraham 405 00 6 29
230 Donaldson Joseph 300 4 GO
201 Ellis Benjamin 215 40 3 35
227 Eggart George 4 KM 30 7 66
255 Ehienzellar Uillery 201 10.9 3 10
15S Funk Jacob 346 5 34
1G1 Grier John 407 40 6 3G
100 Heimborg- Thomas 162 40 2 51
167 HoiT Geonre 440 6 S2
1S1 Hrnison Wiifiam 400 05 G 21
100 Herte Tobias 402 115 4 61
2J6 Harrison William 398 130 6 17
232 Holiaml Benjamin 235 15 5 12
243 Hoover Manuel, Sen. 442 120 6 $3
348 Hoover Manuel, jr. 239 126 2 96
245 Hyndshnw James 05 S3 57
153 Joyce Dominic 402 72 G 21
249 Kl'ing Ann 42.3 105 G 57
141 Kling Rachel 305 69 6 24
1S7 Layn Jacob 402 100 6 24
194 Lewis Richord ' 436 13 6 07
0G Mead Robert 390 126 5 99
157 Mver Henry 425 17 6 63
177 Miller Alexander 40" 101 6 24
205 Mushback Jacob 210 111 3 53
223 Mushbank John 1-2 107 115 87
233 Me-kle Peter 434 70 6 70
256 -MulicahMarv 203 67 3 22
257 Nyce William 106 20 3 07
175 Ogden Gabriel 210 62 1 98
240 Ogden Ann 40G 24 G 30
241 Ogden David 275 4 22
203 Philips Tiebocca 418 100 0 53
204 Philips William 33G 5 21
247 Philips John 401 GO G 20
219 Rustin Thomas 429 10 6 77
ISO Rustin Thomas 400 150 G 20
j 94 Smith Michael 412 40 6 33
133 Smith Fiancis J. 143 SO 2 21
100 hook John 25S 153 4 00
162 Shartle John 405 20 6 29
ISS Mocker Margaret 360 135 4 58
224 Savilie Samuel 422 120 6 52
95 Tow nes John 412 100 6 30
154 Thompson Ilichatd 402 72 6 21
182 Vanwhy Henry 410 GO 4 73
98 Walter George 409 80 6 32
173 Wvckoil Isaac 400 150 6 20
225 Wood Jacob 303 6 01
197 Yohe Michael 430 80 6 67
207 Dally Charles 100 11 1 70
237 Heister John 417 14 4 37
Delaware Township.
S5 Abbott John 377 57 4 41
119 Brodhead Jane 396 60 5 34
15 Brodhead Ltike - 402 5 42
15 Brodhead Majy 380 22 5 15
17 Brodhead Ann 393 40 5 30
Brown Janiel 160 2 84
22 Coolbaugh John 315 G5 4 22
14S Carney J'homas 303 124 4 07
31 Depue" Nicholas " 405 152 5 46
63 Dillman George 423 130 5 71
14 Ennis John 100 50 1 50
60 Edsall David 400 5 40
173 Feltman William 413 120 3 57
102 Gates John 293 4 02
12 Huff Ann, Sen. 403 18 5 42
13 Huff Ann, Jr. 333 37 4 25
16 IfarJzell Jonas 402 5 42
23 Huff Amos 396 53 5 34
54 Horton Richard 415 15 5 59
i 38 Hoover Emanuel 402 140 5 43
57 Henry Sampson 320 4 32
167 HuiTCeor-re 440 3 74
163 Harvey Mathias 1 00
147 I ngraham Catharine 408 28 5 40
63 2nd. Isaac Javnc 413 140 5 16
73 Kerne y Matthew 394 100 4 33
62 Long Henry 417 100 5 64
74 Alingus Francis 255 140 3 1G
80 Matmn Neil 270 -140 3 60
82 Millei Abraham 439 5 90
83 Martin John 439 99 5 90
100 Mease Thomas 304 16 5 32
107 Mease Robert 402 5 42
108 Mease John 402 151 5 42
116 Mason Thomas 443 115 5 94
53 Ogden Sarah 415 15 5 58
104 Philips u Hliam 390 54 5 26
78 Place James 427 120 5 74
70 Philips John - 417 132 5 92
8 Reed it Absalom 123 50 1 66
24 Smith Francis J. 291 53 3 90
61 Scvo-.'John . 409 100 5 50
fi& niith Elizabeth 417 24 5 60
66 Singer Abraham , 412 140 4 91
USTHIeV Thomas 197 100 2 6G
Too;.
S Cts
5 59
97 Brown Robert 439
98 Brodhead Richard 410
101 Brink Maunus 348
104 Brodhead Hannah 400
105 Brodhead Samuel 412
137 Brodhead Loke 434
140 Brodhead John, Jr. 403
141 Brodhead Jana 433
140 Brodhead Garret 433
107 Brink I-leniv 415
150 Brodhead John, Sen; 402
Brink Benjamin 171
1 11 Bronham EbencwH- 399
140 Brodhead John, Jr. . 403
142 Conrad Mary 433
151 Ctai? William 322
174 Coaingre James 423
1S5 Chambers John 415
Craig John, pt 100
148 Conrad Deborah . 433
104 Delony William 412
104 Eyerly Jacob 421
Frame Thomas 1-2 59S
1C3 Freeman Richard 411
86 Footman Peter 248
175 Guindy John 453
ISO Gunsa tiles Samuel 373
108 Galbraith Josiah , 433
152 Haz'.ehurst Isaac 433
135 Irwin Matthew 46
156 Jones John 356
177 Morris William 3S6
107 Mease Robert 402
06 Neligh Nicholas 439
173 PalmerJ-lannah 430
157 Rees lames 390
176 Ryerson Matthew 104
99 Rustin Thomas, Jr. 415
66 Sid man Isaac 62
153 Smith William 403
192 Sinith Francis J. 415
Stiilman Charlos 1-2 489
Shimei Abraham 54
Stidman Alexander 1-2 4S0
Thrall S. S. 42
155 Vanauken James 415
102 West Thomas 57
132 Will Michael - 100
Milford Township.
20 Beck Henry 389
92 Brink Samuel
107 Brink Henry
Biddis.George 2-3
5 Caslaiis Thomas
33 Hough Thomas
Joice Domanic 1-3
S7 Myers Mary
77 Nyce William'
83 Neligh Martin
1S4 Neligh Nicholas
29 Ruston Mary
09 Ruston Thomas, Jr.
112 Rittcr John
78 Russel Andrew
12 Smith Francis J.
Smith Geonre 2-3
8 Westfall Abraham
94 Willing
163 Washburn Nathaniel
90
32
32
15
109
30
90
32
115
18
32
113
38
37
79
89
09
60
93
12 64
11 68
12 55
12 55
10 36
10 04
3 82
11 44
8 86
12 54
9 32
12 25
12 02
2 90
12 54
11 93
12 22
14 32
11 91
13
11
12
9
1
122
30
GO
40
20
90
120 10
107 11
71
154
150
90
04
08
15
89
142
69
15
19
12
06
54
21
No. Wartantccs.
117
415
434
441
400
406
415
204
440
440
415
415
343
203
3S3
372
103
373
53-
114 Henry Barnett
5 47 116 Jacob Gutshalk
5 90 117 William Gutshalk
118 Eleanor Depui
90 12 79 14 Adrian Airman
11 89 131 Ann Depui 1-2
10 09 134 J"P Craig 1-2
47 1 1 60 tjsorge Tudor 1-2
80 11 93 15 James Boyd 1-3
147 ! rancis Bailey
152 Mathew Caiey 2-3
157 Move Furman
170 Thomas Rich
178 James Chapman
170 David Saylor
75 John Chambers
180 John Knouse
1S1 Patrick Morgan
182 Peter ilfiller
183 no name
184 Henry Hain
188 Daniel Hicks
189 John Welch
194 Drederick Meyer
197 Blackall W Ball
198 Joseph Leghman
199 Christian Stoncr
200 Chrtstopher Stoner
202 Francis Little &
Simeon Westfall
203 James Selev
204 David Ritchell
54 no name
158 Jacob Binder
Greene, formerly
19 260 Arndt Jacob
11 64 108 Brotzman John pt
12 69 201 Barnet John pt
12 G9 271 Beveridire David .
8 76 , 277 Brodhead Daniel
2 97 290 Brodhead Thomaas pt
15 12 02 s 254 Craiji William
1 7S ' 261 Chapman James
1 1 07 1 279 Crasbv John
12 02 263 Davis' Benjamin
14 941255 Erb Lawrence
1 55 ! 255 Foulk Adam
14 15 '278 Guerney Francis
i JiO i 83 Hickman Adam
0 S2 156 Howe & Elliot
1 63 157 Howe & Elliot
2 90 258 Ihrie Conrad
2g4 Justice John
279 Mease John
203 Martin Conrad pt
280 Praser Stephen
299 Paschal Thomas pt
Quautity.
Acres Per,
400
300
40! 60
412 50
43S 142
412 97
205 120
392 21
391
414
388
400
50
403
399
436
445
300
. 141
499
438
389
,429. T20
,415 15
415
415
443
439
- 99
Tax.
5 Cts
12 40
18 60
12' 43
12 71
13 58
6 40
3 17
1 52
3 93
4 19
15 62
112 24 80
1 05
12 84
12 35
2 28
13 84
9 30
8
LADIES' COMPANION.
Nw Volume commenced with the May Nwnbcr.
T HE Ladies' Companion, established in Mav.
1831 a popular and highly esteemed magazine of
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47
100
70
114
99 28
144 27
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5 67
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Westfall, formerly Milford.
14 Cooper Charles 1-2 400
15 Clark Jonathan 02
19 Depui Samuel 447
125 Davis John 200
71 Epple Henry 456
169 E wing Themas 404
35 Hilleghs Michael 51
G Laid Daniel 406
72 Mason Benjamin ' 410
7 Mease James 439
8 Mease John 431
9 Miller John 400
12 Philips William 425
42 Reed Susanna 439
34 Shimer Jacob 100
43 Smith Elizabeth 494
41 Smock Robert 309
124 Vandemark Ludwig 250
Vanauken Cornelius (36
47 Weltnor Harmon . 420
Lackawazon.
4 George Morion 402
5 Thomas Wis-ons 402
6 George Till 402
7 William Nyce J 2'05
16 William Little" 296
17 Thomas Willing 446
18 John Philips 423
19 Samuel C. .Seely, pt. 296
24 Thomas Shields 393
26 James Galligher, pt. 205
32 Robert Howes 497
33 Robert Patterson 440
34 John Patterson 481
43 Isaac More 4th 402
51 Ephraim Vanorman 1-2 399 140
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20
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150
25
116
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84
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119
120
31
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32
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6 74
5 40
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6 79
6 94
6 96
6 75
6 91
6 96
2 70
6 90
4 22
6 75
97
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12 46
12 46
12 46
6 34
0 17
65 Isaac Sidman 23
66 John Lord 70
67 Sharp Delany 233
71 Mordicai Roberts' 431
72 John Chambers 421
74 Mary Connard 430
78 Jesse Greenfield 454
86 Patrick Patten 427
01 Elizabeth Chapman 415
02 Elizabeth Roberts 401
95 Peter Walter 401
96 Abraham Singer - 401
07 David Ridgway 401
09 Thomas Bullman 402
100 Martin Neligh 422
102 Abigail Chapman 401
103 Rebecca Chapman 401
105 Nathaniel Jones 401
108 Butsy Wills . 401
100 Abraham Backntan .406
2 60 1 1 10 D'!1 Hcistcr 405
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54
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120
140
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13
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15
13
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18
29
41
39
64
90
75
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22 41
4 02
3 30
14 07
13 42
4 62
12 42
12 42
12 42
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3 10
3 24
12 42
12 42
CO 24 86
60 24 86
88 12 58
22 12 54
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101
10
60
62
287 Plumstead George
274 Plickey John
259 Reeder Absalom
275 Roberts Robert
276 Roberts Hughjr
283 Rittenhouse Joseph
266 Stockor Mary
264 Wills William
281 Wain William
286 Wain William
282 Wain William
208 Wood Thomas pt
Palmyr
88 Beveridge David
155 CrasbyJohn
91 Darrah Henry
110 Dupy Daniel
84 Erb Jacob
135 Flick Martin
151 George Peter
134 Greenemier Edward
171 Hass Christian
177 Harritage Joeeph
172 Hembt Jacob
163 Jones Isaac
87 Kimble Benjamin 1-2
85 Kimble Ephraim
268 Linch William
269 Linch John
150 Learning Thomas
164 Martin Joseph
123 Miller John
126 Mason Abraham C
158 Mason Benjamin
159 Mason AbrahamC
169 Mixell Christopher
178 Miller John
21 Nicholson John
129 Phillips William 1-2
138 Philips Rebecca
142'Philips Rebecca
144Philips John
160 Flankenhom John
81 Roberts Mordecai
86 Rusncr Simon
170 Spering Henry
175 Shook John
176 Sneider Henry
199 Schneider Peter
117 Sidman Isaac
124 Stocker Mary
131 Shainburg Henry
136 Shwartz Michael
145 Stocker Margarett
156 Sellers Samuel
167 StockQr Margarett
168 Stocker Margarett jr
23 Seely Joshua
132 Thomas Jacob
1 64 Thomas Richard
145 Thomas Richard
154 Wycoff Isaac
M. W. DINGMAN, Treasurer.
Treasurer's Office, Milford, )
February 24th, 1840. j
323 67 10 00
335 152 10 37
200 2 20
399 60 1 99
Falmyrax
419 55 11 31
50 1 30
325 8 73
439 100 2 98
379 80 2 55
100 65
407 122 11 01
436 11 78
439 100 2 98
439 100 2 98
405 113 11 15'
425 11 75
539 100 2 98
414 . 11 31
3162 124 85 37
1580 72 42 18
403 48 10 88
439 100 2 98
439 100 2 98
250 1 30
439 100 2 98
30 42
439 100 2 98
438 100 2 98
403 48 10 88
439 99 11 85
439 99 11 85
439 100 2 98
439 100 2 93
439 100 2 98
439 JOO 2 98
439 100 2 98
439 100 2 99
75 2 01
I.
439 53 2 98
370 40 2 50
301 66 2 70
400 2 70
394 104 10 61
401 10 81
171 16 2 34
416 140 11 24
410 50 11 07
303 15 8 20
402 90 10 84
439 100 3 08
21g 58 72
377 114 2 56
439 100 2 98
439 100 2 98
402 40 2 71
301 80 2 08
439 100 2 96
429 30 2 88
439 100 2 95
439 100 2 96
439 78 2 96
459 100 2 96
442 60 2 98
439 100 1 47
450 90 3 02
439 100 2 98
439 100 2 98
439 100 1 96
439 100 2 98
434 47 3 67
435 90 11 73
411 33 11 09
433 62 11 77
419 120 4 70
104 113 1 34
438 80 4 65
.421 9 11 36
414 75 8 64
439 100 2 98
448 35 3 02
439 107 11 83
439 107 11 83
437 5 61
421 98 11 36
439 100 2 98
439 100 2 98
426 2 86
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ty which the Ladies' Companion has obtained.
For five years he has steadily pursued a course of
improvement, and he Hatters himself that his pre
sent facilities are such as to give the work eminent
advantages over ali other publications.
From the foregoing it will be perceived that tho
Ladies' Companion embraces every department
within the range of Belles-Lettres and the-Pino
Arts : and no exertions or oxpense will be deemed
too great to render the work equal to any-other
extant. The flattering and general testimonials
of nearly every contemporary journal in the United
States, and in fact, many on the other side of tho
Atlantic, have strongly asserted, the undeniable
claims of tho Ladies' Companion lo the support of
the public'generally. There is no work that gives
us reaucrs buch a greu return lor tl.eir money.
Terms Three Dollars year ,n advance, or 1
V .lj0Jm's ""ring the year.
oumjjiuju received lor less than a year.
NOTICE.
p?The present expectation Of the subscriber is that
lie will leave here at the close of his school, which
will be at least in two weeks from this dnte., The
timely attention of his patrons to their bills will
save him much delay and inconvenience.
1. B. NEWMAN.
Stroudsburg, March 11, 1&46. St.
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KIRKHAM'S GRAMMARS.
A FEW copies of Ivirkham's Grammar-, may
be had cheap at this Office. t
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