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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-11-24
Coach BODY Varnish. !.

8 Barrels Coach Body Varnish, warranted not to
crack, just received and for sale by
JOHN DICKSON, Druggist.
Easton, March 81, I64l.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-11-24
JOB PRINTING.
Ga3E5;S lIS
DOct. Joseph PriestIy Peters


CELEBRATED VEGETABLE ANTIBLoUs PILLS,
Are daily effecting some of the most astonish-
j,lg and wonderful cures that ever was known.
Mrs E. Ward of New York was troubled with
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint for upwards of
J.4teen years; her symptoms were as follows. Ere
Taent pulse-iurred tongue-OowelS irregular,
mostly costve, yet sometimes relaxed with bill
iouS discharge-uIine saffron coored-skln dry
ahirst-bad taste in the mouth, particularly in the
marnng-pan in the right side, in the region of
p'e liver, sometimes in the right shoulder; cough;
cvpectoraton of offensive matter; nausea or sick
less of the stomach; yellOwness of the skin and
eyes, loss of appetite; lowness of spirits; broken
sleep and unpleasant dreams; easily fatigued loss
of flesh; unhappy and evil forebodings, &c. By
easing these valuable pills short time was entire
iy restored.
Miss Clark, daughter of Col. Clark, was affect
q with irregularities and Instructions. attended
ny the following symptoms: Languor; disturbed
seep pale face cod feet; Eostrils dry urine pale,
sometimes distressing cough like hastY con-
; mption, sweating of the feet towards night, and
uf the face and eyes in the morning, general debl-
jly, lassitude, &c By using these pills accord
Iag to directions, was entirely restored.
Rev. ]. B. Whiefeld had been several years
subjected to severe headache, but by the use of
three boxes he has been entirely cured.
Hen. + ID Davis was so afflicted with Rheu-
maiism as to be unable to dress himself. by the
use of three boxes was entirely restored
Professor Armstrong says he has used them IN
s practice for the last five years, and his opinion
Is that nothing can compare with them in cases of
Nervous Debility. Head Ache, Nausea, and all
cases of Bilious Affections.
Drs. Mott, Nelson, Rogers, Smith, Harris, Van
derbuTgh, Hobson, Williams, Emmerson, (of New
York; Waines (of Philadelphia Scott, [of Balti-
morel and hundreds of the most eminent physi
clans throughout the United States, recommend
these pills as decidedly superior to all others in
use
These Valuable Pills can be obtained of Doct.
Samuel Stokes and ]. d. G. c. Malvin's, Strouds-
burg, only agents for Monroe county.
SfrnndShnro. AnouSt 25. ISL.
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DISSOLUTION.

The Co-Partnership heretofore existing be-
tween the subscribers, under the name and
firm of
Cyrill G., ID. PimchOt G Co.
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All
persons having demands against said firm will
present the same for settlement, and all those
indebted 10 said firm on note or book account,
are earnestly requested 10 call and settle the
same Immediately. The notes and accounts
are in the hands of c. c. D. Pinchot and Amos
Van Etten, who are duly authorised 10 collect
the same.
CYRILL c.. d. PINCHOT,
C.. w. DEWITT,
AMOS VAN ETTEN.
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S III IF IR M a M't

Milford, Oct. q, lS4l.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-11-24

Stroudsburg, May 5, l84l.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-11-24
TOBACCO AND CIGAR
MANDATORY.


The subscribers respectfully inform those
engaged in the Mercantile business and Hotel
keepers, that they have constantly on hand a,
their mandatory on Elizabeth street, in the
Borough of Stroudsburg, large and splendid
assortment of
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco,
Cigars, &c.
manufactured from the best Leaf and warranted
TO be good, which they will sell wholesale and
retail, on the most reasonable terms with cred
ftI
Orders for Tobacco and Cigars will be strict
ly and Immediately attended 10.
Those who come in or pass through the place
will please can and examine for themselves,
as we are determined to use our best exertions
10 accommodate the public, and merit liberal
share of their patronage.
EYLENBERGER & BUSH.
Stroudsburg, July Ia, lS4l st
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m. ]. lIULTUN Arfnf.
Charlotte, IN. Il.
N NEW vVluIl. .JOl'IlN NJ
AT WASHINGTON CITY.

IDyHE undersigned ksy~ hsrb induced. Wy r.
r=ra rfp.,. II, raafn,srrrr tho pnhI@siiaH Vi
new Wisig Js,fvAt Al The Srst VI isrr t'enffs'
t:ovr,nn4nt The sshsn,o III. been s'if'ala'af
ints ,mmetis,e dev- tarntr', ~ the rstssrdinass
,rtcst,on f,n usr nm har,isr serrti n faf,.Dn VI
Inc W htr pauly. ami by Inc gr.ssrt f,*liaF 81 u,
t,pnst,,a which H. manifested " all d,IsttioH. at
ii,c ,et.rh,evuns and f,asfsicai purposes Of fe~
sn.h,,iuo. o. Ae!fis poliiCiaa. who sim "a destroy
The fruits N Tho g,orisas struggle ~ 1870
We shsi ss,sc The true Wing Standard, and DO
battle ~ Tho hes NJ aar abilities. iof thu integrity
n lie ryea, Whig Party and tho r''nspln'nai,rn
a. ii, ,f,c Rrfarma eenlrnded fc' In tsa hats fsu.
y,... W. shall ~ fas spsh MI administration u
p,btc stIsir. q viii meet the Ennc,nus ronhlsnue
aud iuI6l tho rnssis,c expectations " nv Au'sst-
cen People; and, IN futthSfancr 81 TICS ahirr'S'
~ shall ,ie,.,rais ths rsrutSnre m many ytssss
and ! xs.I TT ,hr crest capst which NE vItsAs'
t,.,ss az G.ro hayp IA ~ dcgssu sbai<f.
rsoupsud. q ~ arr, y This issA. W :hf Adslt
m Vhivs in I'LL qasf,~ss, shall fr~~i sesinss
congregation 10 on, Plan, % tlsr part q incshsfa
~ C,neisss ssd u'hsp
ne syhscsiv,iea vure IN ihe papss frhssh v =
In sssst ~sskIv IN ih~ ssccss. asj shties ne
Au,sev shy ssssisas NJ ConesSr1 will he sist nos'
I ,sss -, sura,a, lshty u sAvsnes. <
JflttN u. rlEASANTA
JOHN 3 0AIkAjlEk.
Hspaentss 1, isti.
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a D~sl. We loar,, ~ays tl.e Raltmors
sun, that duel took recr - Tuesday
la.t, neaS Elk Ridge Landing, brswocn !
Eensieman fsnm PhihdelphiA apd ~ aili.
csr " Tho u. \. Navy I'M arn n she lns,
,rr ~ shattered " wv orpaosM, VA
'hsvs III laanDsd lhs naincs u M gentle
msssl engaged u HIN Y sAAis Gfhues, Y psI
M " kneW tn oNiss 4 ~ &lrslly. NV
h y Md ssosSd mestlMk ~ tiRsd, h.
ti,sl No. NV hssa Mica y pssssn
aaslhss sashsats u slsls.- N. r ESn
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gt;at. Lilo Pills a. k'1lHniX
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kt.t,, eg.ees ~ trAeEtfI fe- ,htr nntH~
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f,an.ar trl,aaa n. d lita, and ,at.t.
-5 -seavq1'ole nd tiger sna 10 ~.
...a. ssItatkssrr caftY pHitcd 10 'ssir
.... IS rec. ,aa u,Qrsrs tfou. t,t '8ty
,tt. .-u-rjy ltars Aitr' III TIN Gsrsri.ye
'.44 .'i.- 4a@. a,stc .s.l ny ,aFs,eiaas. had
rl.,. .anf;.h rsrt.ih.f h'.a cetasrtp,.
.,r.-,,.,r =. sytasa, II heai,h, -ift.
,.... .,. .,.,a rA. ;stsial taes.ipr NJ,
-. ... tad ,h..f .Gs tls' ! ,a,atw iy proved.
...r.. .a.rs's h , tl..n a'ustl.,as ~ ,ht.t
sere .... trtl ,a,n,. ! y Ah ist beautifully pii
j MtaI g,uctir. N ,na I'll irh strs wurr cpw
m...I ,..a a.la .h IN hr rHn,taa.ntiv srti
Iua rii GSi% 4 TIES NV w cAI.ta VIZ
-a thsg p.ysa4 ,hr rsa w M sr~inIoR i't- MA
5g cn,au,. NJ sn4M, YIN tivAiag v'Tnr lhfp'
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'elafr@ tq la frnrn III a aet NJ II. o~n dlA*a'p-
rr T4r Pn--, tr ,rs 49, ral,ffly yrKrt Atif
ypr~g nj ! .at4 laa-t III III c.r.,n parts NJ
10 r4-rtp ,qsa't,. VI, u viii iaiu'l,oIy enf'
to ~tsd',4's .nr,ya ~ ELECTS ~ aara.
tnEaltr'v .aat,t n, q &c y nj pn~rftoi prep
,,,,ea. Of .'r.4vaIf' 10 ash Immediately
20 ,ns t'''@'n" Of mood ~ ~
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NOTICE.

t,ut..t.- .t a'n Il Ezettn 4 60. shira
rGnre4ttfpf Wa Jshn.sa.n, u LIN.
, -.a.tg.ars " be bad. .. ihn .eh.gtts'
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: a 81. g,a,. 80 Oh fl'y, ~ ,hcr paPts
& l. ....st5s. lsot g. rsatet1a.
Nm. JOHNSTON
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VT .ttlN ALMANAC.

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y n Itus Nj 1iuya. NJ.
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REMARKS az m. kcLAkE,
Nj ~ lMDtAuAs IN n
o. M ttis Message VI a. syssi1tAt. sftssS.l
Nv ~ FsEsi Gsssxsssss 1iA.
ssraE ~ AI,sEasafArrsa sss1sssHA -. leit.
AZ. lane. n lodAana. rtAssksd ,l,ai
~ ~ raid usahiog ~ ihs svtjea q h1ah
~ lhs pesssul sessisp. w aeS ~ Ams W.
esess Rhea il Hould - sahsssmsog 10 him
u sspals silunA r. 4 -. ~ would
" vlAfvs V hius~If. uussss y lLoss sbo
nd eGsGdsd lhsif MNrissas 70 k,s ban6a,
,Ssttue % he Cnasiinflou End u W. Ger.
sin,nsnl uadrs sL,el 10 LIVED. Tbs ron.
loass from vireiOis NJ. Caisssr) had
coismrucTA TN spA~eh lhis aaosnjHg ~ -
pisaslng hls Lsps li.ss : scs0s surh - iAsy
Lsa viI0cssrd ~ ihpi ilcaS night i%ssS ~
Sn4S,sd sgssa. MLal Aad 4 sssas " 49,,
Ibas ,hey srfs N " deeG.ad slnsing NJ
rsa,,Aes ~ ,hs rssH,dYLi u ih~y .poks iLs,r
aeuismsuts freely md c4pdidsy v MiG r.
Nov, Nv cOuid nssrs GnLsfsS such dOc-
lsins 10 thus. Anl hr iiusird thai Congress
~Cull MA w 4. N nJsf ~ .Lsid tia riss,
dent fsvfn iAs ~.dr md Syst y lsslsEiAg Ovi
Lsssk of pul1is iaJ,g nAliaa ~Li.h aSshrd
him Tear cuS cd VI Tho rsAutsy w ths
HLss. Svs. ~ wars isid lust - shcNlA
be s,odsssie, iLsi " shuuiJ srtsk 10 iesus
VI aiidsrus md csoesIsaliGn. sd nos ssincs
tho siigh'ru dlsplvsssrs " dlsappssbssIsn
a ias moss extraordinary cG.r~s shieh he
had iakea. Nos. Ls ,Mf. IL eouid tell
seU,lrnup iLAs they might cry '' peaes."
"pcucc." Lst tt,ots sensd b ~ pescr. Lis
ns,luo ssu.d iassaniiy 10 coatu!srd 10 10
vary ccatset aLd ,Ls slSs. u0ssnslcs Ga-
~ " ~ osa." ~i~shss N high plsrrsor .sv
places. ~MI,d " polAsfd ~ Tho rrssldeOl
Nv h,> ssrAshrsy " iht GasiaA ALi " IT,
Why party iAal elrct~d him- This u,lghi
w f~g~IlAJ y strung language. Mai Nv Ya
aAsl~d \ ~ss, WA Y ~ss ihp language NJ
Wu,ll snJ M rtst ',naiEpa'sCn. III hsd sro
h+n VI JIln TyEf, ~ IraIhr ni-'i. N slch
isru's w Nv md every sass riss Lai 'iait
10 sp~ak. Stlss The ssroay rros,@1Ai'on h@
had gsssn 10 MI Who dtssStti r~sbiy end
5sssosss. wLstacs u private " tutl.r iita.
tbs ssnti.naa l,as vnsiaia M. Oh
s,Arl Ass told v, .con,,an d Mr.. l.. ,Lai II
NJ. T,lr, had, at tho commencement VI
the sss..op, gwen 10 his SET .-,ea 10 AR.
c,sy Ill u.sia hsvs l-ra ~rli--ih 10
shss!d hs,s Ls1 ~ difficulty. and ,ha, The
quss,,ou nj tbs s,cerss,en has had murh Ia
!. 9Th sur pscsen, d,lIieal,es. M. Clay's
G.seds. ~ IN :, laos, have not arisd
Nth ~, wee 10 ,ae suec&s-,pn ~ ~
eoo'en, 10 lss,s ,ha, us.Iar n ,i- People,
ana 10 rood ,,nr thny All nitend 10 So
| W. hear uue. of psiAcaAi rivalry. Who
| ssk. ever dn rnrA NJ Iohn T,.n,'. tsrns
.Ai ~ Il%rry Gi~y The M-a !. rrr
re3tcrau.. Io.urafs loha Is'rT " Heavy
way Hn". and " ~h.s r@'isrniAf 49,
hey shk"' wv. I1hn Iyler fcsaMLt#,
h"nry nay - VIZ 'usAaS. Lafh ,Ma W."
'sssms'ss Inc Pffna sH'd " 1svr. 'iaa nata
~r.rr ~ ~" Eods. ~hrn no fipfnrs wv
"nc Tor Tho esraf 1fgff shii 80 bs.Ae'
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t'rrasa ''sy speak a ittnFs tlay - COO
oei'"n vain 'he we o. N-'s.ah's Aie'asaf
bs' 'h't On nt' shfet 'he NsH tAnva fspu
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hstMr. " Twoala wv Y, ves W 1fr nDalr
Cen nRspls ~ " Y 6ai1 4 (26 levy
dsss TShn wSk n11 1onI 1 S1rriie
w,ils ~ cseesssi nG5 ~ fnG1{ - 800
~ inpariaA(s 1asu1ts1 1ssll -
va pesmiilss ~ sadIs1( - - lRakss
He'll &c - 49, ~ 1GD ~ r. - -
ego GERS, 1 peetten " GtieA ~ SetpslIy
sprsessd ~ ~ Nv Yvrb lleeo1t $3.50 %
sssr days lsfs1s ~ sssea1ne ~ dtNnSsd
10 tLia Hasssts Nes,. ~ Aoel4 ~ ~
ihas The lsusf.Usilee Veote ~ $500.
bsesass Qud kuev Il epuld ~ AatiaGie
~ esusismaais SspsaSslaos ~
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The tlcs, tAet - eas, $500 IT, p1bh,
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MrsssSs ueill \ $500 ttS4 ~ ~ gi-.
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PscccrJ'oG--ens Snesle w. 1Ssl1tl ~ w.
history N - 0svasst1Sex a. 1M. f4n1 W.
nucied IVY .a'ng tgt e1sd \ e m u 1s S4s
rSu.d i'tss Nv coa&lsl1 Sxls hSesk .EA
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asah ea.aei psntaIcons, loo $3.50 wlh'a hal, asd
sos ~,,h hin, twa i;sH fork 'psts lone hsown The
n.l,cr wh,.e.j liz |. sprpa I'd 10 hnvr rnsde b..
way 10 the sYuth. Al ~, was arc fniewafaeh
h.'bs'ing ., employing ssid ,pprens,ca, = ~. =
viii br tntatcsd and Tho Ar%c RESETS WI be
pad IA ~ nor fsr his apr herslen sna dsailns'
rasnt In nv j,,I. m il,at J Y . gsl hhr gain,
IL IA. UvERMAN,
Chsvieiir, Rssf. ~. isl!. "
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ADviCE ~ TEWtt}-s II Wa,s, - 49,.
ihr resd ", s'' .hsgt sc'-' b. F,dsrat p ~.
Mrsie,ncs W tssy l1ti re BIRD ,.as b, 80
q, r;,IGnf. ra& rivr ilye -AIE . as AaaI'. s-taf,
h.s'ihs, aaa Asao'irg APps4t@rsr.
To fAHi.Nfs t:,D CITIZENS -i'stssyt,. 81
NJ thru hAhi;. Nbs stc w .cl' - las. if4,s7ein
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IN. r-rat JBv NJ t'-at tp Nm hSsr, tEsH't 'att
4. N 9ranr9y. Thid,tn4 Ara r~t.~as nt VII T.c-.
may t4&t tbt-n AZ lay nae. as tL-y M tiai H.sIA
nefnusy. rf 4nt lagr.rswui that f,g4'tss teH,alt
rngHi mn t1arAfa.nr VI AgL
tn Elderly riH-N.a WY Misty hrahAY
a-rA na4v iAlNa ahY hhA~ ,lm t4ivr VI MaAit'F
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X HEADS I'M FAMILIES giaepi@ always h.et
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N tliAt,Nns and fu .sular~a M isr stt.n~rh IN
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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-06-12
For the Lexington Union.
A SHOT HISTORY OF INSANITY.

ImprIsions on impressions grow,
Tohncy, and by fancy wrought
Into ;ceaseless, fervid glow
Crate fercely burning thought.
The pTrid thought dlates-expands-
AID sudoCales all counter ones,
And fam would snap minds clay-formed
pnds,
All soar beyond the stellar suns.
AnoIit gains supreme control
Oall that intellect can boast,
And taIlies all the inner soul,
1obreak its bonds itself host.
II suyes IN vain-the mortal coil,
Apund the mental being, cliugs,
Andweghs it down to earth and toll,
With something more than leaden wings
1t fes and froths with death-like grasp,
But cannot die as mortal things; .
Then like pent and goaded asp,
Fooled at escape,-itself it stings.
And Kissing, from the parent thought,
As quick as lightning from the storm,
The rabbid virus shoots atwart
The minor thoughting's nascent form.
Reason, dethroncd, with anguish racked,
And fitting wildly through the brain,
Like some strange comet offits tract,
Spreads desoation in its train.
Then love and hate, and honid fear,
And fits of woe, aping gadness,
Alternate do the scepre bear,
midst the shreks Of utter madness
June 9th, Al. IOTA.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-06-12

EXCERPTS Memory, that never dv-
'ng worm that feeds on the heart, and on
" calls up the past to make the present
moe insupportabe. Byron.
As poor and spotless mirror reflects
The brightest images, so is goodness ever
most prone to see good in others, and as a
suIIled mirror shows its own defects in all
that It reflects, so does an impure mind
tinge all that passes through it..-Lady
BlesSmgton.
Diderot says that 10 describe woman
one ought TO dip ones pen ia the rainbow
and instead Of sand usa the lust from the
wings OF butterflies to dry the paper.
Living and intense st2rs, in looking at
them we feel probably at our henrs that
spell, wild, bat mute which nothing on or
OF earth can Inspire; that piniog Of the i'm,
prsoned soul; that logging after the i'm.
mortality on high which is perhaps no i'm.
aginary type of The mortality ourselves
are heir to.-BHIver,
Would that In the heavens there were
book and in the waves a voice, and on the
earth token Of the mysteries, and enig-
mas of our iate.--N
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-06-12

e. STATE BOND QuEsT1oN.--lt was
+, The bond-paying candidate Tor
.."0,. in his speech this place, and
1,1v reiterated by the smaller retail
\. ippoIidc', of the same political stripe
~. question had ueen prematurely
merely for a party hobby-horse;
no state is not now called upon to
,0v payment on the bonds, and will
:. for some years to coma. Lest this
n hush all investigation on this inn
II nj subject, should be attended with
81 4. success, we publish the following
n u,n,ic,,ions to our Governor, which
I AXE from the Misslssippian Of the
LONDON, Sd. May, 1871.
II Ills Ercellency,
4 ALEXANDER G. McNUTT,
Eb,rnor, &c. &c. Jackson, Mississippi.
S,p.-No provision having been made
i, he interest due the LIST instant, and
.,,5le at the Agency of the Bank of the
Icie3 States, on Five Millions of dollars,
w. oer cent Mississippi Stale Bonds
! bec leave respectfully to state, that the
IT, who hold these Bonds, took them,
MINI on the good faith and honor of
IA Slate OIL Mississippi: That the non
ssymsor Of The interest, is calculated to
'siore most seriously, not only the credit
n vour State, but to prejudice, generally,
she credit of the States in the Union.
Ibder these circumstances, we cannot
I'm YOU will cause immediate measures
Il he adopted, for the remittance OF the |
interest in question.
Webave the honor to be, very respect
fully,
Sir, vonr most obedient servant,
\. p. MORRISON, SONS ~ co.
R @. SHAW.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-06-12
VIM. M. GWIN.

~ writer for the True Issue, of yester.
ny that he he's examined the mo-
RocNet IN the u. S. Court and that
"a motions entered there for $73,-
sagalnst DIR Gwin. If the chaste and
winter for that Gignihed sheet, had
Fu'ed hIs examination little further
w have found that more than 30
aFs involved, in those motions, de
upon mere question of appropri,
money; and that the plaintiffs
TACT, got the money in their own
ss.Uh-and nearly half of the bal.
'l e $4,000, has been paid over to
"''IiS' and the cases are receipted
SINCE the motions were made.
IN. n lie assertion, that the motions
W. Gwin, in which there is any
M pretence for a recovery, do not
70 S4O,O00--all Of which are for
Roney, which was collected by the
deputies, when it was current,
Eame so deprecated before il
H. for, or could be paid over, that
IA's refused to pay it, and soush,
DIR. Gwin liable for sound
hen, in fact he had no agency
Pc collection of the money--ia
PES, the plaintiffs themselves hav>
ncted the deputy marshals to re-
'aln kinds Of money, and forward
p The man who stands in the
knowingly makes false state
4 pout an opponent, must pos.
1.E rt that Is grovelling, malignant
TIP beyond conceptions -Miss'pn.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-06-12
PROSPECTUS OF THE
G. R SC ENE CNVV

u NJ E y T. NNE CXWN
VWVHE subscribers propose, on the first
IA of October, to commence the publ.
cation ola Daily newspaper, in New Or.
leans, bearing the above title. The rea
sons for this course are numerous and
sufficient, but need not here be stated.
: In answer 10 an inquiry, what will be
the character Of the proposed publication
The proprietors answer: that in relation 10
partlzan questions, religious or political, il
takes no part whatever. Facts in relation
TO these, as well as other subjects, will be
occasionally stated, but only as matter OF
history, or passing remark, without taking
sides for one party or another. The edit.
Iors are citizens, and in common with
other freemen, will vote for whig or Van.
ties; we suspect The former mostly; just as
they please: but THEN paper VIII be neither
one nor the Other. 1t will, however, to
The utmost of its ability, sustain the pubic
credit, by which we mean the credit, OF
the United States, our own State, and pub
lie institutions, nor less that Of individuals
our own included.
Passing events, domestic and foreign
will be carefully chronicled, and placed
before our readers in as brief and com.
PrehensIve "A manner as possible, All
important transactions occurring in the city
of whatever character, will receive from
us due notice: and sometimes events not
very important, may be rendered more so
by our notice. The proceedings of public
bodies, whether incorporated or not, will
be observed, aud full often become the
subjects Of remark. The various amuse
No Is oi our city, of whatever name, will
o. subject upon which we propose freely,
but literally to comment.
Commercial and bushes Information
will form special item OF the daily con-
tents four sheet. At least once a week
we propose to give a brief but full view of
the state of the market. Arrivals Of ships
and STEAMBOATS, will be noticed, and facts
learned by them be speedily communica-
ted to the public.
AS ours Is at once a mercantile and
family paper, nothing OF a bitter or angry
character; nothing indicate or of immor,
al tendency, will be permitted TO stain our
pages. Instead of these, ii will be our aim
to cater for the taste Of the pure refined
and vIruous; and especially to render our
columns agreeable and instructive to the
young and to families, where il Is hoped
our paper will be daily and nightly read
by the fair, as well as BY the staid
and worthy among thesterner sex.-
Let 1T not be supposed, how ever
that sprightlness, Wit, and sallies of
mIrth and innocent gaiety are to form no
part OF the contents of our journal. The
smile of intelligent and harmless humor,
and the eflorescence OF chastened but At.
tic wit, and the pleasantries of social en-
Joyment, posses too many charms to be
refused admittance to our hearts, and will
consequently be ever welcome to our coll
umns.
In short, we intend to render our little
sheet compendium of all subjects con j.
ssent with rigid purity of morals, from
the soberest lessons OF religion and rhiIo.
Sophy, to the gayest and most playful |
efforts Of fancy and wit.
IAMFS OINOWD g. 70