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There has been great destruction of private property, and particularly among the lumber merchants. Among them are Corveil .Mur-• mray, lvenderdinc 6i Thomas, Newton Treichlcr. and others. At New Hope, Thomas’ mill was partly inundated, and Parry Brittain, and II. N. Beaumont’s store cellars were tilled with water, destroying and damaging a large quantity of pork and groceries. Extensive damage was sustained at Point Pleasant, Kinlnersviile. .Monroe, and at other points on the river.We have heard the damages estimated along the river from Morrisville to Easton at upwards ot Tivc Hundred Thousand. Dollars, to the state, companies and individuals. In many places the bed of the ioau running parallel with the river and canal, has been swept away.
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Jeffersonian Republican
Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania, US
Fri, Jan 22, 1841
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