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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-06-29
FOURTH july CELEBRATION.

The citizens of Stroudsburg having made ar
rangemcnts to celebrate the approaching National
Anniversary, on Temperance principles, respect
fully invite the friends of the Temperance cause,
and the public generally, to unite with them in the
festivities of the day.
The day to be ushered in by the firing Of Ma
tonal salute of thirteen guns and the linglng of
bells.
The committee of arrangements have agreed
upon the following order of Procession and Exer-
cises:
The Procession will be formed on the square,
at precisely 9 O'Clock A. N. under the direction of
J. H. MELICk, Chef Marshal, and his Assis-
tent. The procession viii then move down Frank
lin to Elizabeth street-up Elizabeth to George
up George to Susan street, and then proceed 10
the Presbyterian Church, where Addresses will be
delivered by the Rev. Johnson and Gardner.
Order of Procession.
Music.
2-The Clergy.
3---The Committee Of Arrangements.
4---Temperance Banner.
Revolutionary Soldiers and Senior Gentlemon.
6---Stroudsourg temperance society.
7---Prblic Generally.
Order of exercises in the Church.
Prayer.
2-Na,ional Air by the choir.
3-Declara,ion of independence.
4--Music by the choir.
5--Addresses.
6---Music by The choir.
7---Benedcion
After which the procession will again form
and march to the Temperance house, where a
dinner will be prepared for The occasion, by
Mr. CHARLES MALvEN
Tickets can be had Of The committee Of ar
rangemen,s or at any of the Stores of this place.
PIice--50 cents.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-06-29
FOURTH 5UEV CELEBRATION.

The citizens Of Milford having determined 10
celebrate the approaching FOURTH OF JU-
LY on pure cold water principles, invite the
Citizens of the County and elsewhere, 10 unite
with them in the festivities of the day.
The Sabbath Schools of this place and the
members Of the Juvenile Temperance Society,
will convene al the Methods, Episcopal Church
at 9 O'Clock, where they will be addressed by
IRA B. NEWMAN.
The procession will be formed Il, half past
ten O'Clock, at The house of John Cornelius, un-
der the direction Of Maj. RICHARD ELDREp. as
sisted by Ira Coburn and John N. Heller, Esqr,
and will proceed 10 the Presbyterian Church,
where an Grafton will be delivered by Doct.
ALEXANDER LINN; after which they will
repair TO the house of John Cornelius, where a
dinner will be prepared.
Order OF the Procession.
Marshal, Assistants and Standard Bearer.
2-MiIford Brass Band
3-Commii;ee of Arrangements.
4-I'he Reverend the Clergy.
5-Dadies.
6-Reyolutionary Soldiers.
7-Ciizens.
s-Sunday School Scholars and Members q
The Juvenile Temperance Society.
Order i'm the Church.
Prayer by the Rev Edward Allen.
2-Music by The Choir
3-Declaraon Of Independence by James z.
Eldred
4--Music by The Band.
5--Oralion by Doct Alexander Linn.
6--Music by the Band.
7--Benediction by the Rev. Geo. Windsor
Tho following gentlemen have been appoint
ed a Committee to draft the regular toast, VIZ
Cornelius w. Dewitt, Milton Dimmlck, O.
Harold Mott, Charles Ross Biddis, John NJ
Williamson, and Samuel Dimmck.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-06-29
DISSOLUTION.

The Co-parlnership heretofore existing un-
der The name and firm Of Dimmick d CompsOa,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
JOHN A. DIMMICK,
ELIAS COMPTON.
Bushkill, June /, 1912
N. B.-The accounts Of the above named
firm can be settled with the subscriber, il at
tended TO within one year, as he intends driving
on the fulhng and carding business at his old
stand. JOHN A. DIMMlCK.
June 8, lS42.--3t.'
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-06-29
NOTICE.

Petition for Discharge and Certificate un-
der the Bankrupt Law, has been fled by
William Eddinger, late Distiller, Mo,,oa
now lnnkeePer,
And Tuesday the 2oth day Of September next,
at O'Clock, A. NJ. is appointed for the hearing
thereof, before the said Court, sitting in Bank
ruptcy, at the Dislric, Court Room in the City
of Philadelphia, when and where The Creditors
of The said Petitioners, who have proved their
Debts, and all other persons in interest, may
appear and show cause if any they have, why
such Discharge and Certificate should not be
granted.
FRAS. HOPKINSON,
Clerk of the District Court.
Philadelnhia June 81 1920.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-06-29
DIED,

In Milford. on Monday last. after long i'll
ness, Miss SUSAN SINNER, daughter OF Isaac
Sinner. aged about 2 years.
In Easton, on Thursday morning last, after
a shor, but severe illness, Mr.. DAVID CAREY.
son Of Nj John Carey, Esq. aged abou, 81
wears and 6 months.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-06-29
Temperance Notice.

The annual meeting of the Monroe County
Total Abstinence Society will be held in the
Methodist Church, on the evening Of the 4Ih
of July, al which time Officers for the ensuing
year, will be elected.
THOS. J. ALBRIGHT, Sec.
lroudsburg, June 90, 1912.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-06-29
Henry Clay.

Large and enthusiastic meetings of the Wings,
friendly to Henry Clay, have been held during the
past week in Philadelphia and New York, at which
he was declared to be their first choice for the
Presidency. He has already been, in addition to
this, formally declared to be the choice of North
Carolina and Tennessee, by State Conventions.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-06-29
General Scott.

The friends Of Gen. Winfield Scott, iii North
ampton county, viii hold a meeting at the house
of Mr. John Whitzel, in Stockertown, Forks tsp,
on Saturday next, to elect Delegates to represent
that County in the Scott State Convention, TO be
held at Harrisburg on Tuesday the 26th of July.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-06-29
each State will be as follows

Making in all 223. or ~ less than the number
which compose the present House. This ratio
will leave our District pretty much the same as it
now is, provided our law makers see proper not to
interfere and cut it up. We shall soon know. as
I committee Of the Legislature has already been
appointed 70 report upon the matter
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-06-29
FAIR.

The Ladies Of the Milford Benevolent So
cieiy, will hold their FAIR. at the Academy,
commencing at 2 O'Clock. The community are
respectfully invited 10 attend
Milford, June 22, 1912.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-06-29

Governor Seward, of New York, reiterates
his declaration, that under no circumstances
will he cnnsent 10 run for reelection.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-06-29
NOTICE.

Moses Phillips and James In the Court Of
Holnshead. partners ira Common Pleas of
ding under the firm of Phil Monroe county Of
lips and Hollinshead, May term, 1912,
ps No. 81.
Daniel S. HollinsRtad. Domestic Attach
ment.
We the undersigned having been appointed
by the Court of Common Pleas of Monroe coun-
ty, Trustees of the estate of The defendant, in
the above Writ of Attachment do hereby re-
quire all persons indebted to said defendant, or
holding property belonging 10 him, to pay and
deliver all such sums of money and property
due and belonging TO said defendant, to us the
Trustees as aforesaid; and we desire all credi-
tors of said defendant to present their respec-
tive accounts or demands
STOGDELL STOKES, Suondsburg.
DEPUE S. MILLER, Slroudsburg.
HENRY SMITH, Smithfeld tsp
May 25, le42-6t,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-06-29

john w. BURNETT, I =
Thomas ]. ALBRIGHT. 3
WILLIAM CLEMENTS, s
CHARLES MALvES, :
SILAs l.. DRAKE, =
WILLIAM LAMB,
THEODORE SCHoCH, =
J. F. KEMMERER, 5
JAMES RAFFERTY,, Us
MTFFLIN HANNUM, :
WILLIAM RAFFERTY,,
SAMUEL S. DREHER.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-06-29

The notes of those banks on which quotations
are omitted and dash(-)substtuted, are not
purchased by the Philadelphia brokers, with the
exception of those which are marked witha star(')
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-06-29

The number of United States Pensioners,
according 10 The census Of 1910, was 20, lSl.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-06-29
BANK NOTE LIST.

corrected weekly for the JeHersonian Republican.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-06-29

Philadelphia, June 94, 1870.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-17
Professor suehlol.1,- Compound sy.

rap OF CnpiIurit.- This Invaluable medicine Is PIE.
.ege,l to The ntrca public the best known rcine;ya
ton-lg ption Liver COMPLAINT Ctrorc Coughs. ioar-e'
and Ill Pulmonary Affection II was invented ~ ~
Buchhoz. GOT GsrTany Professor o. aitichf ana Inr'a
.o>t Of The j,:l.+ socivf- the Continent Of Europ
,J used nv liiI his private practice ~ that country ~.
rre; sricc>. when y. medicine introduced IN fruN
Ia the M preston OF his confidence III Il, !Eerl
rave Tie inventor large reward, dDi the exclusive rsH
10 prepare and M III his Kingdom. The public can have
the ue>t confidence IN this being the genuine medicine a,
the receipt Obtained from nephew Of the inventor "a
German physician % The naMe,l vino received II d.
recv from Dn Inns met!icInc Z purely scge;35ie apo y
entirely tree rom morphine opuu which form. the va
ri marry ali the cough remedies topefa!ra
-or.y G.n the system and hen hrs, taken SOMETIMES
!ceGGcas sickness N the stomach, an Increases r dsp
non 10 cou but this i ai;eIUe'. with less pain and az.
eXpect0railQn. II the liberated and unhealthy
parts CT Ii;e iaags, entirely taicais the disease and re-
stores The wiynic em perfect health. The Fact IS aa-
med BIZ mott physicians THAI persons NAV live IN the en-
iormerit nj GOOD health with bur por'lono the unssle
naming, which proves cOnclESlyeT that diseased n2A G
be cured II : n" design OF this remedy 20 pro'iace
result AMI II taken according to the directions a6H m ,n J
for IL operation, such viii BIZ the effect edo not hele
that tbs vii cure In tn last stage: OF The i>ea:f a.
CURES from ttree months 10 remove the disease a
restore The system 10 health.
There thousands Of persons VINO are taught from ,Ee
youth tia, they inherit consumption, and thai an carry
inevitably be their portion row 10 sucb We 49, -
':y with tie fullest confidence OF the ruth, that WIN I'm u.
inelv OF this rsedy the may be restored 70 u.e -
IoyInen, perfect health This, medicine IS ent!c. 70
confidence of the Intelligent portion OF re cdl!Iua!
'ie ci ot is favorable and successful opera'oL
Europe AID the high standing Of tie INVENTOR He are
!i;lg u lei rest upon aus own nfrit u i.tI .
IN til. CITY, and the per:os cured dii DC
u: inqurr The oce OF the PropneioF W pte;rtr
mode satisfying ,i5> tho wish TO ki1'' rs eec'
dan to publish certificates We beg he pnDc ho' -.
Inn i!. ore The medical hu!nhugs % the cay c
-ticacy has been tested. 80 ar.
As ar assurance o! our consdencef ,ie af's, oney
fant The iz boe 10 afford relief or the purchase h'0'
will be refunded .,y Neg.
York. no iin -'a"E
New-York tribune., 1842-02-17

IL An OLD Revolutionary Soldier who has served H.
country in Two and is nearly orr hundred year
old Mr. Leonard Rogers 2pompkns place has l0nu great
relief from Sherman, Cough lozengcs.@ts cough aga
irritation about the CHI had bcor so bad threaten
his sudden death when his physician recommended hn'o
ShemanS ozcnges. the only thing likely 10 afford re-
lief He die! and their effects rai: astonishing, ia"
in taken bur before h. found himself evidently better
He would be without them for any money. hundred,
instances have TO Dr. So. knowledge where ht>
Lozenges have cured after all other remedies had !nllcJ
The great popularity Dr. Shcran Lozeu%e have attained
has induced several attempts 10 share the abc patronage
with hum but compare in appearance and Ined
cina qualities with the genuine All should be sure 10 get
Shernan I.ozeng7s anil suffer am thing else IN be
palmed upon them in their place Always observe tho
signature OF A. SHERMAN NJ B. around each box and thai
Sherrnans Ln2enges is upon hcop label Of each Dr.
Shermans only warehouse this CITY IS n loo NaSs2ust
one door above Ann. For Agents see advertisements.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-17

u Our friend WHO wri,ss from Nrssars u, bs a
he shall DO IN protect iInS.f fol caas ,s rnI-
frank honesty es e5 .Rpiaa' eI,S a, dne s
- : he should wllin. 20 exchange WITH
his neglDor who Other paper ana atn 10 !e.,
! 3t "a he n,.Irsbrougi., daily % his door. No
sensible oeaa ed al benz Fsl d, On at s 't th
@ @ !o,, no man ouct. 10 hesitate ak FOR his
panar when he il. though another has i and v!:.-
To- read IT, po,ene.s, but sheer Uleciiiy and io!H
~ do otherwise. Read yolr paper Lrs', afflicted pa
ron and instruct whoever takes hi put .twh"r you
naev read il when you want it. After that e generous 10
,hcs lack IL. a,
New-York tribune., 1842-02-17
THE TRlBU N E..
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY Il.

II A few copies ofour full rspor, OF Dr. Latd"e' Lee
tur.-cond sere--conlainjns eight doubsc Lec,ures on
The sun Meon, Fixed Stars. ELECTRICITY, Atmosphere
steam Navigation &c Sc-are FOR sale al the Office OF
this paper Price Is cents.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-17
: Ninth yyard.-come ~, 10y "a,

W
Drint,e- advocated ana efeae by h:s and in ay1r
are re,:ec,l t., me-. a: the Nor;hcrn FxchancA -:
Rlecckt>r--, TIL RSDtS evening, February i? ,,
o'clock, thu purpose ct org1nizin;, EsHry Clay
Chairs Su,:on II + S;John YIN Patterson
VI Ou;utiv Albeit t;5,b-ct Charlie. Cran-
tIsg-y Sfn,. Horace 81 JOAN Hiram Bur.et,
, Sa1it.-ald Rstee Rob; syrartwol, r
: Hutchinson Loufs,urv { CEI.ainga,D
Raisr, Peterson Ch3S Oakley ) l. IL Cc1ptr
RoJ, >IElen f,a"es Isnrr John Basiey
s;s5a.J Sl,aiirr LIVING s;cn woneell J r Blae,
+ ,IIGnn; Wrek K Slltlerianh ISRAEL Bower
DE- ran,eF Fraser n " eo;er!"'iI y .;,'t, "oie0s
nm Nc(srath d : DuaiIaui
James,. rlayec aa W eicon't X settt tls Will
dress the sleet.rg. 10 =
Ball in ,onor Of The Hon Henry Clay llr anniversary
M ratification r., .ke TrratS OF @iieGi
II THE HENRY CLAY CLUB OF THE EIGHTH
WARD VIII give Bal nj he TiEoLi SALOON, G.;r
Richmond nl House, on ;Fe i7h 81 February. 1872 IN
hooi' OF tie gret N-goaror and I7ciicaor Henry Clay
M anniversary OF the ratification OF ,brneaty Of Ghs
Ickets admitting. Gen,cmas and Ladies can I've halo
TIE oloy, ING gentlemen Committee Arrangements
VIM L. 20 cana!.si. Jas. C. Aoiie. IL pr.ncr
Gideon yau;ain. - Ning Geo, h. Rollins o; s,riag
ChaS W War, l;G Charlton. H. Stouiehurg. IS rsHce.
Ic--psaN. Barn. s. Canal ~ liar, So Wa,n!ugtna
VIZ! IL Grsi Pt7nec and ~ y! Na.ray ie5 woo>'er
paYiG L. Cra o Charlton iicul Dskrr ), Thompson
:Ienr N@rs = Sa'os M S, :. W. 49, il2 ~
X Glover" Val ana it'.'e"'- = "a ~ ''S't'
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s.y OF New.York. held Ut latatet;c Hall! on TUESDAY
evening i5,l. Instant w0tlon ot E1htEt sibiken. eSt
,ra>ss n op;nib, was ca!e, TO HE CHAIR and Einaha.
-. ,,c,, ,f,,,,,, :In,y,r,I Michael Iio,
49, p;fo y,.phurr,= Ca.1alicl \ lsycrat wee ar
s'tt' -" -. nm, "a 49,.
!N1.htt' '''c-i ie>'''"''' 60 -
"'hunS,on' stefe'af!es,
The meeting wa '1!fe>''' IN ~ - ''>''s''AN ana
JONI l. Nu'FoEo, t''iN
Ouuoilon OF Aiititi' th7t committee DC spNea'd
the Char h DRAFT resolution" .g % S' >e', OF
l,olcr, lI5,Iag willanJ Ely. JOSEPH, Abbott
charles Niei..oa Samuel s. NisnO IN reported ,let"
p,,,f Tim, The Cur,nleu OF y esE cr, have and feel
seei, m interest !! any ;u ;s Affects the prosperity
1i to-, - any ot!.cT ,;s:se ogsq.s OF IL Cile
Re,iael That the three IaHtilS III the year OF
comparative JlcHeS, uriUg the Hudson RIVER
co> isnot bencicia either ouI tai! OF our pocket
o: W iti The interior q! the Stale
,i,,~ir,, 49,. ON, ~, yfar
49, ;T,,r having read besri and eNamned Tor
,, -,,,,L,tia,t Of The New York and Erie Rail.
l1ie -" .,.,,r,. Tor orr own E,ne6, and the
- t. NJ. III ,yorki,,s cIa,>r, OF The CIV
y" o,y TIN, ~ ,h. extent ii olr means ana ini;uercr
non ,,,,r -, III AZ noble work au,! b,;
,,,ss>,s, ot rho wealth vet we 81 lain 10 have
mr. share Of ,,e bone and snew o; ms community
Re.oigtd. That every 1r;h h, called n'" ns s >a'
.cripou to Sfae sharc> such portion OF mare as
he hall feel abb. 10 Hk 81 the stock N ms oa lHy Ne.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-17
ENcLIsproyyS. y.

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Thsis certify that my daughter Hannah Ann iIoinan
had congh settled upon erlungs which thought
wou,i end IN hastv consumption ana became IN c,,lf-
0U-ncc much alarmed TO her SAFELY. Hn thank heaven,
v the IsruHeua!ity oi Pease Sons Compound Extract
OF Iorehonnd, she lierpsual health c0nl-
rr this article one o The most valuable medicines the
world. RFHEEt-A HDfEA!AN.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-17

EowE's I!YGEINE IIoKEHoUSO CAEDy.-ric aeGinnGf
the public is respectfully Gale! 10 this important remedy
for foars-ns. Sore Throat Coughs and every symptom
leading 10 the distressing disease that all others
fatal IN this country Pulc speakers alo who aitcrxra-
ordinary txertiOn find Their lung, painful.
SANITY sending testimony ot Tie almost Immediate rt!iethcy
receive which, ii the proprietor Should publish, would I'll
whole column, OF the public papers Sold, wholesale. an.
retail, AT j92 Broadway. corner at IloWari-strccl.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-17

NEw-YoRK AsD ERIE RAILROAD he ho'.'-
Foco Committee appointed by the -
investigate the affairs OF the New" OF at',l -
Railroad Company, and consisting OF Mcs,Fs :
cCi.s.lJ Geo. &. GRAHAM, AID ". 3. Nac!ay
49,. ,o,3c their report. Its document OF SOM
..;rbty page and comp lete: exoaera,es the Com
tr,n7 the rockies charges that have 50 ot;e.
been made agn.-, them. During the inyestiga-
ZION eycrv possible facility was granted TO the Com
mi,rcc, all the books and papers OF the COMPANY:
mere freely placed before them, and crerf avenue
to information mas been thrown open. The report
contains schedules OF expenditures on each diyi-
sion with a sketch o; the history and transactian,
Of the Company. Dispositions uponvarious points
are presented and tie report. after suggesting
tina, State Directors be appointed TO with The
Company, concludes wiih=the following era phatie
paragraph
Whatever mas ha:.c been. or ma: now be deem
ed the most advisable policy,o be pursued b. the
Stale, relative To the oi constructing ms
work or 10 the title thereto, docs not become Tho
committee TO express any oPialorria relation 70 II.
Without regard therefore to any past of present
ooiniGllo OF the committee either member thereof.
t.nd WITHOUT intending 10 indicair any such opinion,
tie Co7amittee are satisfied tint ua1er the pre-
sent orgaai- alton Of tie Compong aadcond5-
difion Of the contracts. tie ro02 cnR. 7ritt tic
trop.,- means, be sooner and aruh liz Safeguard,
betorf menfioncG. mare eronomicG}ly completed
Ia the =Compony. than BY any polcg aehich shirt
,.eqaarc n change Of the poSSession Of the 1rork.
or II re0rr0Ui -nti0n ANON Il.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-17

n,ent bill the special order OF Tuesday 1ex' in pre-
ecdence Of all other business. and providing III
debate thcre.n. in Committee OF the Whole. ee7S,
on Thursday the 9th insi.an,l tic qne>t'o" o.
taken
Communications were received from various de-
parsn.ents among which was org from ths tosi
Master Genera; asking Appropriation OF
s257e S. for r,pairs according 10 contract ct INC
building for some time occupied BY The Pos oi;ics
Department.
The amendment Of the Senate - Tie BIZ 10 g.
,abli.I,a additional !asl.! distract ,bainas y'.
coacurre,l in and thus the bill passed
On motion Of Mr.. uSDEEwoo2. Tie bill =to=s'ls-
pend for Que year from tie 1t OF Marcia lS',,,
tha, par1 OF the Ncr to rye.l.l i,Ne':'t Tie mar
ters OF the Banks ot=the Di>r,t.t= OF "!un9i;,.
which ilElibits the Banks after that date from pay
Ing ont the NOES OF non-Spccic laylas3 banks Ma
raken mp. Mr. L. briefly stated the importance
OF TIN passage OF the Bito he inhabitants OF this
Dis,ric, without which all their debts NJ tho Banks
WON'T! be payable IN specie only q, The Ba'iA- not
being allowed to pay ont non-Specc paving i5its
could not receive them The Banks tle!i,e iHes
vert, ,lesrou- TO apvi,ue this difficulty II II eonl''
:. ,Ilovs,, bv law He hope,i no objection :, ovid
!, 81. ,,a ,=,,,.,.,, = consumption, OF fjJ
.inl, nlovcd the previous question
Mr.. CLIFFORD moved to iay the bill ~ tic u
n, which motion. failed: Yea, %: NAYS l07
-, .,...,l. We Zo,.-3
Inc Oh! WIS lieA' l''Sse'. 80 :,
Mr.. FILLMORE moved that The House resolve
itself into Committee Of the whole t tue tHt-
Their consideration of the Appropriation bill, but
.a;,.,i ,,,c ,,,o,;o,=a,d
re..,,,,,
Mr. ''sN ,i.i '','
III" bill, with Instructions 70 strike oa' every i's''.
not authorized by existing laws.
Mr.. G. atlvccatedt tins motion, and Mr. FIJI
MORE explained the action oil The Committee
,,,;., =,onor,e, n, bill
W ,,,c.,;,,
''' 'Ns''''-' i 49,, -
an, under ltS operation, Tue o'se'' i't''' 5..
Yeas III. Nays -. the liiil=ya> reconnItted.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-17

Is Joseph Fr,lnkln#ot Greece, Monroe CO.
was frozen to death While drunk few dayssiaee.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-17


work, the title thereto. II docs not become IN,
committee TO express any opinion IL relation 10 II.
q Without regard therefore 10 past present
7 opinion OF the committee either member thereof.
hand without intending 10 indicair any such opinion,
! tie Co7amittee are satisfied that uafer the pre-
sent oreanf- alton Of tie Comp0ny ant cond1-
dift0n Of the contracts. tie ro01 raR. 7citA thc
oroJ,.r means 5esooner and arud liz sofGguard,
betore menfioncG. MARI economicG}ly completed
i Ia the Compony. fho,15g any p0hcy 'rhict shirt
7eqa1rc n change Of the poSSession Of the 'rork.
ar II reorganization npon Il.
RHoDr TslASD-The legally cail~e or Land
holder, Convention TO form Constitution forzthc
State re-;sscmbled at Providence on Monday
Messrs. Dorr and Atwcl!, who are Free Suiragc
men. objected that the People had formed and
ratified a Constitution. and that there was now
nothing for this Convention TO do. Their resoln-
lions we're quietly laid the table for tie pre-
cent. The proposed article IF the Constitution
on Suffrage coming up, the Committee on that
subject wuS enlarged to three members from each
County, and instructed TO take the whole matter
of Suffrage and Representation into con,!dera-
ton 1t is hoped and believed that u very lbefa!
provision VIII De feloi'eu 'l'll aool'''0
ISpIA:A-As we have already mentioned, tie
Legislature Of ,lis=St adjourned on the BIS
ult.. after session OF eight weeks Among the
importan, acts passcd are those prohibiting the sale
of real and personal propcrt: for less than wo
thirds of their appraised value; for the abolish
mon, of imprisonment Tor deb,; for the relief Of
borrowers Of Loan office fund, ; for the extension
of the Wabash and Erie Canal tor the slN7ng out
OF all inc pup!ic "ofh' 10 COMPANIES ana ""'i'o
iz;nc companies to issue scrip on land a; ap
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pra'sc'i 'auc Tor labor ana 'i",e''9 ''f q 'i u
ten cents on the 800 for State paupcrs, and ten
| IL, .,,so~,,;o, nc Tr.,s,}rv no,,. and
| cents lot thc apSorpt'o" o' itcas"'. ~
for paving the Bank debt in Treasury notes bear
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rP Tuv nIxyrp vo Mr.. D1cyrSs will take
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,ssomb,,g. of rho In.cl),cr
w., ,...,,L,ol 80 ,..,;f;
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'ne'f 'or'''''''''' o' o'''s u VI,
osc''=o' '''''i''0'"'e''
desirable.
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formed ,b,, candidates will he presented for The
&C Na,.a, al, ,bo ,v.rd Offices lis
said 10 have beer! nsccriaincd that there about
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fifteen hundred voters ia thlS loil!'V WHO i'''en''
to act with them At lll'S Election
MASSACHUSETTS RAllnoADs-The reports OF
the various Railroad Companies in Massachusetts
have been published and exhibit The following
results:
Lowell! r. R...l7l1,ooo a67,jt, 1859 l44No
M~,nr Sas aS Ssli la,a i l0Ssa
Worcester 2,aCo,0oo $1,000 l52ioG l52oco
Eastern aa,574 l79a59 llol66
N Na,n'I J j"ooHo sos a:s $4,000
Norwich ls0ooo , i aSi IKE ,g,o
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"a petition was presented IN the Massarhh-
se'ts Legislature :; day or Two since, from Absal!
Folsom. praying that the law requiring "pe''ehce
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tcl'e''se". WAS '''' - ~,