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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-08-17
JURY LIST.


q Persons drdwn TO Serue as Grand Jurors for Sep
tender Term, ls42.
8 Christian Smith, Smithfeld
Rudol ph Smith, NJ do
William Clark, do
4 Jacob Spriggle, Hamilton
John Marsh, Sen. do.
6 Henry Smith, Ross
z John Frable, do
John krasge, Chesnuihill
Jacob Roth, Hamilton
10 Charles Malven, Stroud
II Philip Featherman, do
IL Jacob Fellenzer, Ross
Is Charles Labar, NJ. Smiihfeld
IA Abraham Labar, Smilhfeld
Is Andrew L. Storm, Pocono
16 George Michaels, Jr M. Smithfield
AZ David Edinger, Pocono
Is David Gregory, Chesnuhill
Il g William GoIden, Stroud
30 Thomas Frantz, Ross
el Jacob Shafer, Chesnuihill
Do James johnson, Coolbaugh
% James Gunsaules, NJ. Smilhfeld
% Alexander Fowler, Stroud
List Of Petit Jurors for September Term, 1912.
John White, Tobyhanna
John Huffman, M. Smithfeld
Abraham Arnold, Hamilton
4 Perry Sox, Tobyhanna
Peter Shaw, Hamilton
Christian Eylenberger, NJ. Smithfeld
z Thomas Aliemose, Ross
George Shupp, Chesnuthill
9 Christian E. Smith, Smithfela
10 John Roth, Ross
l. Joseph Frable, Ross
ID jacob G. Korner, Price
. l3 John Williams, Hamilton
. IA Adam Mosier, NJ Smithfeld
! Is Peter Serfass, Chesnuthill
l6 John Shoemaker, M. Smithfeld
II George w. Brown, Stroud
le Melchior Bossert, Hamilton
l9 John Zimmerman, Smithfeld
20 Jacob Dull, Pocono
81 John Smith, Smithfeld
% David Smith, Ross
% George SHUTTER, Hamilton
"a Philip Krasge, Chesnuthll
25 Charles Price, Price
26 Adam BroiZman, Smithfeld
81 Charles Franiz, Hamilton
% Henry Delrich, Pocono
90 Jacob Dershimer, Chesnu,hil
&c Rudolph Keller, Hamilton
81 Aaron Dordendof, Ross
80 Mechor Heller. Hamilton
33 John Bells, Pocono
"a Ichahod Price, Price
35 James Ely, Ross
36 John V. Coolbaugh, NJ. SmiIh6eld
We the subscribers, Commissioners and
Sheriff of Monroe county, do certify that we
have this day drawn from the proper wheel the
above list of Grand and Petit Jurors, to serve al
September term, TO be held on the 9Th day ol
September, A. d. ls42. Witness our hands
and tie seal of Monroe county this 18th day Of
May, A. d. l642.
S. GUNSAULES, Sheriff,
John c. Bush,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-08-17

Attest, James H. Walton, Clerk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-29

We regret to see that Mr.. F. W. Plckens OF South
Carolina has addressed short letter 10 the reop'e OF
sLbev;e and Edqe6eld," declining being candidate
for reelection 10 the next Congress. We hope he VIII
reconsider his determination. These are not the tunes
f,r sparing such men from the National COUNCILS =
There never was an Era important ~ the oes','
MES of our there is no man. whose speech
during the present Session has tue
and eloquent speech Of +. w. PIckens
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-29

~ sale his Tract of Land lying an rirr and WynGs creek
the County Of lalias Virginia. miles East OF Mlion
y. the South side OF The containing by survey
$40 acre which there $50 of and creek low
grounds af thsds Of the clear. o
there porn Of r finest KIND &C tobacco land The
are comfortable dwelling house. 9Th fr rooms,
good an, negro hon.cs and all other buildings
sIy lie deems particular description nnn"ces-
say all persons no wish Luy land Ike before
they purchase.
lie would prefer selling privately hut If not sold before the
30th day September WA that day nj Eb'c salc
the premises The Will be liberal and made know on
thai day JOHN II. CARTER.
JuIy ~ 2i-u
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Marri;l0PS.

Marriages.
Married. Oak Grove Sunday mnine, the 9Th umo, II
half past O'Clock, by the Rev. Jo>i r. Davidson, Capt WI
ELLIS WnoLFoLx Miss ELzABgTH iNS eldest daughter
Of Mr. David Thompson all Of Louisa county, Virginia.
l-J- The Richmond Wing : requested copy.
Married, Wednesday evening the 9Th instant by The Rev.
Mr. Mcdonald, Mr.. SAucGL lIssgs 10 Mis- fKAncts ANN IL
dest daughter Of Dr. l.iebruy ~ Lyon, I'll If Nelson.
Married The 18Th instant Tie residence Of Henry Cox,
Esq this county by THE Rev. James Bniod, KM T. Soon,
Esq, e county Of Amelia, Miss ELizAnErn WILSON Of tho
former county.
Married. Coosa county, Alabama 2st June by the Rev.
A. w. Chambss Mr. WM T. AIcHErr, Of Wetumpka, Ala,
IN Miss MAJ T. NJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-29

vsx1rorscapans Of vessels. trading to and sr'm v.rsna
| Nv. Work NJ. nut 10 deal of trouble and expense ~
h If Virginia The is this Gov Sew ard OF
X ynrs refuses To give up scais who stole slaves from
the Oil Dom ion.-.E j. Tribune W,
M, so-but because the Governor OF New York has
based , his refusal upon ground which could enable
every rascal steal our slaves and set al Il. naugh. one
Of The most important compromises in the Constitu'
lion between the North and South: But we trust the
LEGISLATURE and the People of New York VIII soon sci
1'' Enquirer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-29
Rruon-- sruuiorei III Wa.iin un that NJ Webster VIII re
! -. -. -. -. L. 49,, .l.1un i. cnurluI.d

KrMOn-Tt FtDSlPT VIII TIC
si.n ~ soon 3 the me- collation. is concluded.
baltimore Republican.
Whether the treaty be rntfed rejected, is hoped
that Mr. Webster Will retire from the Cabinet IL re
rc.,d, the public voice will drive him from it. Ii r".
f,d he can afford 10 retire with better grace. We speak
w,!ou, any personal feeling in the matter though we
are poiiticalg-haye been, and probably may nj
WAYS he. opposed 10 Mr.. Webster But will not
suffer these political feelings 10 warp our judgment IN
considering the nsccrlainei terms of his treaty II We
could conscien;ously do 50, would infinitely rather
praise than censure him. \ good and q satisfactory
and an honorable treaty is what ask, for II would
confer great blessings country.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-29
PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURES.

AnApporilonment Bill has passed both Houses The
Harrisburg Correspondent of the Philadelphia Inquire.
says it makes Wing Districts certain, doubtful
"a, Democratic II carries out Districts in the city
and county of Philadelphia. rejecting tax bill
on the 22nd the Senate reconsdered the next day
II makes provision ''to carry the Government, 10
pay the domestic creditors, and to tax certain proceed
ings in the Legislature. 1t then amended by in
corpora'ing company with capital of Sl5,00O,00u,
to purchase and hold the main line of Public Works
from Philadelphia 10 Pillsburg, and laying add
tona State of one mill on the dollar, of all the
personal and real estate of the Commonwealth. -
This bill then rejected ayes l3, noes IL. But in
the afternoon This reconsidered and the bill
passed by of II 10 - Both Houses have passed
resolution 10 adjourn on Tuesday, the 26,h and will
then adjourn if the Governor signs the Apportionment
hill
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-29

A singular movement is going on IN tennessee -,
The Democrats have majority in the Senate; and the
Wigs in the Ilcuse In const qupnce Of TINS collision
no election has taken place for United States &c,
nate-and the State has representative IN 'ie
councils of The nation. The Democrats have mere
fore proposed, that all the members OF ho'n tiousts
should resign their seats; and thus put IN 'he
power of the People 10 elect Legislature, who may
REPRESENT their wishes All the Democratic men,
bers have already expressed their disposition to re-
sign on the st of August, except Senators and ne
pfesena,ives-As soon as they have been heard from
the Wings may accept the fair prOposl''oH' y "ey
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-29

A friend from Washington informs us, that /" Harry
Bluh, alias Lieut.. NJ F. Maury, has been selected by
Secretary Upsbur TO preside over the "U. S Depot oil
Charts and instruments" 1t. NJ, happy to
say has accepted the appointment, aud is engaged
in discargng its duties, which are, believe, in part
to provide and lest instruments for The Navy; 10
mine and rate thermometers, procure charts, and 10
make meteorological, mngnetical, and astronomical Oh.
serva,ions THIS is good appointment and the Sc
cfeary OF the Navy deserves the thanks OF the
try for the selection be has made
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-29
s,e,1h Of .Mr. Burke of .Neu Hampshire.

We have commenced on our last page Mr. Burke I
Speech ON the Tariff bill, and recommend 1t to tbs
attention Of the reader He 'sa Prac''ca, man-ano MI
= strong. luminous, practical speech 1t cuts VI
MIR. Hudson s crack Wing speech BY the roofs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-29
- cO.MNNYIClI'ED

To the Citizens Of Caroline county
roee,;ns will be held at your August Court for
the purpose Of giving an expression your opinions in
relation to The Tariff question. Il earnestly request,
ed tina, every Republican should be at his post
OSE OF THE PEOPLE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-29

readers have copy Of Mr.. Gallatin's pamphlet upon
"1he Right Of the u. S. TO the North Eastern Bound
ary claimed by them, &c with Appendix and eight
maps, published in New York, in 1910, we should
thank them i"r its immediate perusal The Charleston
Magnolia of July recommends every reader who is
"desrous of graspng tile whole bect 10 pcruse this
able pamphlet" MIR. Gaatin is thoroughly familiar,
step by step, with the argument on both sides having
prepared The American view of the case, for the cons
deration Of the King of the Netherlands.
In the Award of that King, in 1881, who depart
ed by the way from the very terms OF the arbtra-
ment, and which therefore pronounced by the
Sena,e of the United States not 10 be binding upon
US, he proposed the following terms: "fhnt II
shall be suitable (a r0nrenendra) 10 adopt as The
boundary of the two States, line drawn due North
from the of the river, 81. Crolx to the point
here it intersects the holweg deepest channe OF the
river, 81. John; thence, the middle of the thoweg OF
that river ascending it In The point where The river 81
Francis rmptles itself in the river ST. john thence,
the middle of the tholweg of the river ST. Fran.
CTS, ascending it, 10 the source Of the Southwestern
most branch, which source We Indicate on the map A
by the letter authenticated by the signature of our
Minister of Foreign Affairs; thence, line drawn due
West to the point where it unites with the line claimed
by the U. S. Of America, and dellnented on the map
IL; thence, said line, tn the point ut which, according
10 said map, it comedies with that claimed by Great
Britain and thence, " &c. eve quote from MIR.
Spregues Speech of 1899
Gins did embrace concession TO us OF
the navigation Of the ST. J"hns-nor, Of COURSE any OF
the other territorial equivalents which rrmored TO
be embraced in the present treaty. But nous rerrons)
We hope Tor early information upon lhia important
subject We have such ackly sensibliiy, as soaie
of these presses profess. We would not hesitate to DIS
cmss ut once, il had the necessary acs ut our lin
GER ends. But until in possession Of them, We
shall avoid ali precipitation. We want honestly to
serve The cnuntry-und we only desire light TO gniGp
our footsteps We have no party feelings 10 swerve
our Judgment Nor ought the members of Congress to
suffer their minds To under any "dim eclipse. -
The question is one, Of Party but of the country
It is her rights her HONOR her interests, that are at
stake.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-29

There partial dispersion oil the Tribes of the
II. Of r., after the vote the Tariff bill We
Messrs. Mallory of Virginia, Weller of Ohio, and Ken
nedy of Indiana, on Tuesday night, their way from
Norfolk to Washington. They seem to be ignorant of
the time of the adjournment of Congress, as we land
lubhers They talk of from the Goth August to the
LIST September Nay, who knows but the British ques
ton may run the day still further
o. "yore Anon" s IN type, and will appear
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-29

The Governor Of Georgia has demanded her distri
butive share of the proceeds of the public lands Mr.
Cooper Of the II of r. has finally determined not L
act as the agent for this purpose. We applaud hi:
course, and regret the Governors observation-disclosures
generally right in his meaiures-so patriotic in
his purposes, yet, on this occasion, acting under
an undue impression of his Executive duties. Blu
ample. The Acting Governor of Virginia will not olc
low it--they may be assured-Nor Will The Democratic
Governor o! any other Democratic State. II is GER
lan that quota has yet been paid account OF GER
tain difficulties at Head Quarters. The Correspond
ent Of the Boston Morning Post says:
"Tkese difficulties at the Treasury arise from two
facts; the first of which enough without the Sc
cond, being the lack of wherewthnl TO pay The next
is the difficulty Of complying with the conditions made
obligatory upon the Treasury, by virtue OF the language
of the ID Distribution act.
"The second section of the act requires, before the
money be paid over that there be deducted there
from
l. Ten per cen,um, on the net proceeds, for the
Treasury Of the United States.
3 Salaries and expenses Of the general land Office
3. Expenses for surveying public lands.
a. Salaries aud expenses in the surveyor-gencral
Offices.
) Registers and receivers salaries and expenses.
G. Five per centum tn new States.
And it is "the residue which TO be divided among
the States and Territories and this District.
"Ana the four,, section Of the bill provides that
ney due and payable by this act should be applied to
pa vnpmt of debts due To the U. S.
"a nd under the provso 10 the 9th section, suspend
ing the act in Of m imposition of duties over 10
per nd vaorcm, another important question arlses
whether, if there money in the Treasury, and il
all The nralimn.res TO the Distribution gotten
over easily any distribution could now under that pro-
viso. he mads
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-29

T 0SG CREDIT on LAND NEAR Observation-Disclosures
IL Of going West the subscriber viii sell the Land upon which
resides, lying both sides Of the lynebnIg ana Campbell
turnpike and road mile from the former ana 4tron
the latter place and from the Canal, ard contains about 800
acres 900 cleared and enclosed the balance IN woods over
acres handsome between 10 aud 81 Is IN meadow"
most of which seeded last Spring with Clover Imohy aud
Most Of the balance Of the cleared and 1T
pesen, recently been In clover ne whole OF this tract -
capabe cultivation and the so Of that character which
most productive and susceptible Of the mot profitable improve
ment The bindings large Two story dwelling with
cellar smoke house, house. well OF superior water In the
yard and well hon.e carriage hose, &C., barn. corn hon,
store house, smiths house and Shop orchard OF the v"ros
fruits good garden This Is Of the most public oacs
leading Lyncburg The stand Is good for tavern snd all
the surplus grain and hay be disposed Of the door, s
tract enough good land adjoining be had ha
Ing mill site, lime quarry. &C. THIS situation manu-
some and healthy the eXtrre-conveReht 10 cnhieH,
schools and ms-and tn rcsp6c; worthy tho atcanh oil
any will be sold price that win give sai,,farol !"
anv wanting credit IL desired, VIII be e'c
For further infona,ion address the snh,c,ber postage pad
at Lynchburg. "a "a ? 81 4 nri :;c
July q I--Wo"u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-29

THH MNfRAL SrRN0s WESTERN VIfGiNt. With Eem1iks on
their Sc and the Diseases which they spplchbe By
WV BcRxE a vol lsno. PIP. 3d.! New York: Wiley
Putnam.
The n. Y. Tribune says, This work is Of class
which trust is destined to become more popular 1t
contains an interesting description Of the Virginia
Springs, the Natural Scenery by which they sur
rounded, their medical qualities, and the diseases which
they calculated to remove. Let the afflicted, this
pleasure seeking and the Southwark going purchase
this volume.
The Philadelphia Ledger says that " 1t contains
map Of the route from Richmond and Baltimore to and
from all the springs and principal places, view of the
red sulphur, the of the waters and the diseases to
which they applicable. IL is very useful work for
travellers and invalids.''
The author is Mr.. W. Burke of this city-and
understand is now for sale in its bookstores.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-29

Deaths.
Died his residence hampstead in New Kent county, al Is
past O'clock A. NJ the 2 day of July instant Coz
| IA WEBB, Esq, In the 18th of his
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-29

We sincerely regret IL see from the last number OF
the "Lecsbnrg Spirit of Democracy" that our able
coaduor from combination of unfortunate events
has ceased 10 exist. 1t has dealt many gallant blow
4, the extreme hereses of old Federal Loudoun, and,
cannot doubt, has left strong republican npses
favorable juncure, spring forth again with new energy
We thank the accomplished gentleman, who has
rsked 50 much for the great and good cause tor what
he has done and sincerely wish him prosperity.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-29

piCHNOND UOUSE.-Mrs. CHRISTIAN would respectfully
Ia Inform her friends citizens of Richmond that Size
la, several elc.al ROOMS unoccupcd which arc suitable for
families " l-nr 10 board viii be reasonable, and
>trd To the Times The situation nncommonly pleasant, and
healthy aud convenient in business Gentlemen can OBJ
tr.,i 100 Families propoi"iaaiy low
I,rseut per day Persons Wishing 10 obtain
rr4us would do well To- make early Application . -
iply ~ a'-@
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-29
yester5,v was tbe Free Trade meeting of the ci,i.

Yesterday was the Free Trade meeting of the citi.
zens Of Amelia. A similar one has been caiieo IN
Powhalan-Duo, in Caroline, as appears by Inc Gard
in this DAYS paper. The ball is struck and we hope,
i, will be kept in motion. Now IS the accepted 'ne ="
speak outflow, when an oppressive Tariff bill spend
ing before Congress- bill, which an intelligent mem
Der of Congress- who has scrunzed ts provisions and
compared them with those Of 90 assures u.s. worse
than that "b of Nominations .Nop, when The Federal
Wings attempting TO palm off the "father OF the
American System" upon The Union, as their mex IRE
sdent. "The way to beat n. Clay IS to beat his
measures and principles. We can do this-and u we
do not they will enslave u.s." So writes determined,
States Rights Vrgnan.
The Washington Correspondent of the X. Wing
launches the most arrow from his quiVer up
| on MIR. Tyer-but says "the country mas grown c"sd
tie sacred feengs-nsenslbe to all Inc greater
and more legitimate passions that events ihVoVhg our
political fate should stir ave have become nation,
MT of freemen, but political hucksters ms IS no
Government, but mere election machine, &C. &c.
nd there be any truth in this vehement SATIRE, whose
fault would il be
Ii is the fault of that mongrel party, who condemned
and deceived and humbuggrd the nation IN io4oMwho
lost sight of oil manness of department and all SIN
cerity Of prncIpe-who, 10 carry their po'nt, con-
| ceaed their sntimens-who were AFRAID 10 DISPLAY
their real banners lest the Clans might fall out among
themselves-who determined to carry their cleo
tinn by hook and by crock the London plnnderers
say-who reprobated prescription which Elk Postnas-
'er-Genera Granger has since avowcd 10 the tune :"
1900 victims in the Post Office alone-who denied
| that General Harrison in favor OF Bank, for
The refusal TO sanction which, they would now cru
city John Tyler-who pledged themselves to abide
Ivy the Compromise act OF '33, which they are now
denying and Interchangeable praised John Tyler IN
their Convention Address, for adherng to Republican
Principles for which they would now hoist hun a Ia
iaaernc--who elected him in 1910, under false pre-
fences, and denounce him traitor to them
because he has not proved treacherous to h's
country they desired him 10 be. These are the
hnmbuggers-these, the mounebanks-these, "the po
liucal hncks!ers," who have done much TO hiring
public professions into suspicon-and to convert polite.
into 'smere election machine, than any party who
have dared 10 contemn the understanding, aud abuse
the confidence of this free people. Out upon such
urumblinp hucksters say we.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-29

RICHMOND MARKETS-JrLY 2sli.
CoEy-f0 cents per bUsiel.
OaTS-3J per bIslIrl.
WHEAr-ll0 cents per bisliel.
WORKMAN, HcGRUDER 4 co.
ToBAcco-Rather The aiket tbs than the
past and Tugs shade highcr-other
firm We 25
50 50 3 IS and 4; other kinds, 81 SO 4 IL u.s.
Capt VIM Tandy Lseomh Of oronoko Tobacco raised
in Louisa sold Srahrouks Warehouse the 2lst by
Ellis aud Elicit, for No L. 81; 81; 81 S6;5, SO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-29

If our manufacturers on both SIDES the lcater suf
ering from these extraordinary times, land who does
not regret ,,) those of England better off
nav apparently much worse. letter from London ri
Juy appears in the last n Y. Journal Of Commerce
printing the dslresses Of the principal manufactures
in England, in the following most frgh,tul colors =
frhe fact is, every where the present comparatively
LARGE supply exceeds the comparatively low demand
Better tines will equa'ize the one with the other.
"Thc principal manufacturing cities aud towns are
in the most wful condition. Manchester, with lis my
RAIDS Of unemployed operatives, is only preserved by
The vigilance of the Police, and conguly of troops
Grminrdsm, with lis surrounding districts of workers
in iron and coal mines, has its egions ripe for revolt,
md ouy kept in subsection by the bayones and sabres
of the soldrry encamped in its very centre. Lerds is
in almost ms ptabe position, but more ractable and
p,cic because the authorities take the lead IN devsing
mans Of relief aud give full expression TO the ago-
mics that the poor there enduring Sh,6eid s ra.
pdly hurrying into decay and ruin, and in Stockport
whole streets have become depopulated the grass grow
;nr over the stones. At Stockton, Sunderland, the
roor are so numerous that the workhouse authorities
have exhausted their funds, and compelled day
before Yesterday away hundreds without giving
them even the pitance ola penny From Stohand the
same alarming intelligence has been received, and even
the we'll known Caron Foundry, at Falkirk, have been
compelIed to reduce their number of workmen.
1.-THE subject was brought forward in the House of
Commons, on the 2nd inst by Mr. Wallace, the mem
brr for GreeBock, for the purpose OF having Commit
ie of the House To inquire into the existing distress
tina; prevailed drought the country The motion was
opnosed by the Premier, because wonld excite hopes
that could never be realze be in reality OF no positive
service to those who suffering, and, finally be-
cause il was too late in the TO grapple with
extensive n subject, and because the measures passed.
or 10 be passed. the prese session could not be fairly
tested or properly appreciated The debate has been
adjourned until tins evening