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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-11-30
NOTICE.

Petition for Discharge and Certificate un-
der the Bankrupt Law, has been filed by
John Finch, Leather Manufacturer, Pike
county.
And Friday the 3Oth day Of December next at
l o'clock, A. N. is appointed for the hearing
thereof, before The said Court, sitting in Bank
ruptcy, al the District Court Room, in the Ci
~ of PhiIadephia, when and where the Cred
TORS of the. said Petitioner, who have proved
thejr Debts, and all other persons in interest,
'aay appear and show cause, if any they have,
why such Discharge and Certificate should not
he granted
FRAS. HOPKINSON,
Clerk Of the District Court
Fhiladelphia, Oct. 9, ls42.-,low. ol3
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-11-30
POETRY.
A Prayer ial Sickness.
BY BARRY CORNWALL

BY BARRY CORNWALL.
Send down thy winged angel, God!
Amidst this night so wild;
And bid them come where now we watch,
And breathe upon our child!
She lies upon her pillow, pale,
And means within her sleep
Or waketh with patient smile,
And strreth not to weep
How gentle and how good child
She is, we know too well,
And dearer to her parents hearts,
Than our weak words can tell.
We love--we watch thro'out the night,
To aid, when need may be;
We hope-and have despaired, at times;
But now we turn to Thee
Send down thy sweet-souled angel, God!
Amidst the darkness wild,
And bid him soothe our souls tonight,
And heal our gentle child
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-11-30
Fashionable Tailoring
E ESTABLISHMENT L
", III, BURIIH H TIL. I.

4Nl III. 5U LIN ii 97
Would respectfully inform the citizens of
Slroudsburg and county generally, that he is
sill exerting himself for their accommodation
at his stand, one door below the Office of Wm
Davis. Esq. on Elizabeth street, and has now
in his possession plates and diagrams of the
Very --latest City Fashions;
from which he is enabled 10 cut all kinds OF
gen'lemen's wearing apparel in manner that
Scannot fail 10 please those who may wish TO
dress in strict accordance with the prevailing
modes. For others whose tastes may not in
cline 10 the latest fashions, or whose ages may
suggest ideas Of comfort rather than display, he
trusts he is equally well prepared; having had
the advantage of many years experience IN the
difficult, yet not unsurmountable task of adapt
ing his %ork TO The wishes of many and vari-
Gus persons He is prepared to supply orders
with prompiness and despatch With his sim
ceresi thanks for The patronage heretofore be.
slowed upon him, he respectfully solicits its
conlinuance-deiermi TO neglect no means
of giving his customers full and ample satisfac-
ton.
All kinds OF cutting neatly executed at the
shortest notice, and in the most fashionable
style.
September IA, IS42.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-11-30
Curing Beef and Pork.
SPooNs, o. G..

The following receipt for curing Beef or
Pork Is said TO be the very best now in use. 1t
is given by the Editor OF the Germantown Tel
egraph, who remarks that if this mode be once
tried, j. will be used again in preference to all
others. The receipts as follows:
To ! gallon of water,
Take l l-2 ID. salt,
l-2 ID. sugar,
l2 or salpetre.
In this ratio the pickle 10 be increased 10 any
quantity desired.
lie, these be boiled together until all the dir,
from the salt and sugar, (which will not be a
lii,le,) rises 10 the top and is skinned off,
Then throw j, into large tub 10 cool, and when
perfectly cold, pour i, over your beef or pork; 10
remain The usual time, say four or five weeks.
The mea, must be well covered with the pickle,
and should not be pu, down for at least two
days after killing, during which time it should
be slightly sprinkled with powdered salipelre.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-11-30
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
THEODORE SCHOCH.

TERMS.-Two dollars per annum in advance-Two dollars
nd quarter half yearly,-and If paid before oil
he year, Two dollars and half Those who their
bv stage drivers employed by the poprie-
or will be charged l-2 cts per year, extra
papers discontinued until all arearages paid
|at the option of the Editor.
Advertsements not exceeding square (sxteen nesl
be inserted three weeks for dollar twenty-five
every subsequent insertion larger in proportion
liberal discount viii be made to yearly advertisers.
A letters addressed to the Editor be post paid.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-11-30

"Wife, which way do you suppose The wind
is, tonight"
"Well, really, don't know, John, bui, sup
pose you hight candle, and look in car straw
bed"
"How can | tell by ths,l"
"Why, bless you, don't straws show which
way The wind blows?"
''Go TO sleep, you critter"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-11-30

A New MAGNETIC lNFLUENcE.----A boy,
whom mesmerizer was operating upon in
Boston. was asked "why he didnl go 10 sleep?"
shrswdly answered, because han. got my
supper"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-11-30

Prentice, OF the Louisville Journal, says
the reason that Dickens could not find water
enough in our hotels 10 wash himself, he is
such "dirty fellow"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-11-30
White Pine Lumber

Of the bes, quality, which they offer al very low
prices. Purchasers would do well 10 call and
examine their assortment. il being from 10 10
miles nearer, and much better road, than TO
any other Mil in this section of country, where
a general assortment can be had.
PHILIP @. READING & Co.
September 2l, lS42-4m
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-11-30
LUMBER! LUMBER!!

The subscribers have a, their Mill situate
three miles from John Fleets Tavern, which is
on the Drnker Pike, and only half mile from
II enry w Drnker, Esq, a large and general
assortment Of seasoned
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-11-30

BY PROFESSOR INGRAHAM
AUTHOR OF ''LAFITTE," captain KYD," &C. &C.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-11-30
From the Philadelphia Saturday Courier.
THE TOR Y Low ER;
Or. Love and Patriotism.

A TALE OF THE BATTLE OF DRANDrwrNE.
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MAY 80
DIR. It'.K. l.. r. E!OPhE1'S,

lIAyISG LOCATED GLADE HILL,
Il ESPECTFGLLY offers his services in the
Z rlaus branches of his PROFESSION, to the ct-
Of Franklin county. lie may always be found at
the house OF Mr.. Nm \. Street, except when profess
slonally engaged,
GLADE Hui June > at
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Commissioner sale "a .Hesrocs

ON ~ 4 r@.i:j Of s;rGige s,sos,slgs.
IN pursuance OF decree Of tie Cuutfg Court Of
Il Campbell, m;e alts last trrm. we. The unIcts.gnrd
commissioners appoint. frte purpose i'll sell by way
opublc auction. the highest bidder Monday tho
18th inst Ounce three likely young Negro N, on a
credit Of twelve months. Bonds with approved security
will DO required.
ADAM CLEMENT c,
RoET W. WlrnEEs. oo".fs'
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YlNAASo
@ "THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN,"

THE NUHBUKG VIKGINIAN,"
Published seniitoeehly, (eeery Monday and Thusda
-Four Dollars per an'on, payable in adeance No
sipton ,ei be received for shorter time than sur months
ond paper Kill be discontinued Ccrrept at the discretion
.fHe Editors,) until all a,7earayes arc paid
81. 1DrERTISE.HE.N'TS inserted at So cents pe.
square (or 'ess) for tie first tse'ton and 374 cents fer
every subsequent insertion.
EVERY ADVERTISER is required 10 note, on his
manuscript hom long he rciSes his advertisement inserted
advertisement, not noted, te be inserted H as dis
continuance be ordered
For YE.7RLT .4DJ'ERTISLNI; the terms are for
Me privilege Of tt'o squares 10 for square SIS far
'Ytare inner form, S35.
81 JOB PRLNILNG erecuted neatly and erocdtotas-
" sud on reasonable terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-13

EbURSUANT to tie provisions Of deed of trust,
executed to the undersigned by Walter Williams.
OF date the 9Th uae 1888 AMI # record in the last
ings Court Of Lynca5urg. for certain Purposes in said
deed expressed. will be Sud- on SATURDAY, the 1th day
Of May next, the highest, bidder rahlic auction,
a GA or H4ot. Of GyCssnd,
lying in the toan of Lynchburg, the south side Of
jefferson street, near the Canal and ali lining the Lot
owned by David r. Elev, containing ii ,tiron, IN jcf
f"rson street, with the buildings, privileges AMI aPpar
tcnances belonging thereto.
Terms ofsac CASlI-aad such title viii be giver ~
is vested in the trustee by tho deed aforesaid. and
other. DAVID II. EDLEY. Trustee.
April II WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-13

Land and Negroes for Sale.

~ Y virtue ola Deed Trust executed to me ON the
~ l3d day of April, 1912, by Col Hruy Ihweatt aud
WIFE, Tor certain purposes therein specified, and duly
corded IN the Clerks Oieeot the County Courts ct al
FAX and Prince Edward hereby offer or sale the follow
lgyaluahe Read Estate. viz Tract Of and, situated IN
the county Of Halifax, sixteen miles \. f. of the Court
house, un Hunting creek, adjoining the lands of Col.
Henry Darlington and Others and containing by esllma-
ton about GOO acres about half of which stand
ING IN original growth Of woods. With abundant sup
ply Of good building tmber There this uaetoiand
IRON 1870 To- 30 OF good branch aud creek flat aud
free from humiliation, and very fertile The plantation
in good repair under good cultivation, remarkably well
waere situated very near to the NJ IN "'uth western
road, where the stage passes aud rcpasses three tGcs
week. AMI near good grst and saw mill and cotton
chinc which greatly entrances the value Of the tnbced
land. The roads 10 aud from the plantation in every
direction arc iae. The neghborhood is remarkable for
the health, intelligence, morality and wealth Of It's ct
zrns. The buildings consist o. small but comfortable
dwelling. at present occupied BY tbe oversee, with out
houses sufficient for the place. This Estate Is well
worthy the attention Of Capitalists.
| also otler for sale the Eract Of La
on which Cnl. Henry lhwcatt resides, mile
North OF Prince Edward Court house. aud SIX miles )
w. OF the town Of farmyc, containing by estimation
1917 .fCres, with good portion Of meadow land,
abundant supply OF wood aud orchard OF choice fruits
he buildings are IN every respect very valuable The
dwelling house contains good aud three pas
saoes, good is situated A beautiful
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-13
.Torrt1n fntrulNrMcr.
TIE RIGHT or SEARCH
THE PROTEST. OF GENERAL CASS,

AGAINST The demaded concurrence q The French Ger
tl1"netst IN The lfedtyg December 20, loii.
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OSY'FSG.g'E.WE.1'F,

The above sale is postponed till tho Sd day of Jun,
next DAVID Il. EDIEN, Trustee.
May ) TIDE
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CARsPENIEEs'S EslsrNI,sS

VIE partnership in the CARPENTERS BI'SI-
NESS, heretofore existing between the under
signed Is this day dissolved by mutual consent,
GEORGE PtrclTal Is prepared 10 undertake building e
ther IN town or country. and respectfully requests these
wishing his services 10 leave their instructions for him
at the Firginan Office.
John Perciyal jr., tenders his thanks 10 his friends
and the public for the encouragement heretofore extend
cd to him, and socts continuance of it, He assures
them that all work entrusted 10 him, shall be executed
faithfully and with despatch.
GEORGE PERCIVN..
JOHN PERCNAI. IT.
June Q n
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POSTPONE, MEN

POSTPONENENT.
The above sale again postposed, I'LL the l7th day
of June, instant. DAVID r. EDLEY, Trustee
June = tl1June
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lEGArie> or TIL NfrlD SrArts, !
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uentdsiance from hchouse, supeorye2e able and JW
Garden, and every cut house that could add the
l9ft and convenience OF family Attached To this place
IS lar =, all new brea store house, containing five
5gsats The collar, and wooden store house. with
three raos Which have for many years been successive
Is occupied by James u Wood, FsI. Mas-rs Thwcat
= Miller, and VI Her IhWrou \ Hudson a, an eligble
aud successful stand merchandise The store houses
and let Of weed lau Adjoining. containing about III
Acres could be conveniently severed from the cling
aud farm II desired 10y the purchasers.
Also, smother small YT0Cf Of EGita about
twelve niles y. W. Of Prince Edward Court house,
adjoining the Lands Of Itnes Mcldc, Joshua Rouon aud
others. aud containing abant 100 acres. with buildings
sufficient hr small family. There Is OH this tract
spring Of min raj water, ot some value.
Also, vacant lot in the tywnoi farnyilIc, No. -
in WA. &. Ecnablc's survey.
These raj Tracts oil land refr the present offered
5r sale privately Gentlemen Nishjug 10 rurchascaIc
yitcd to view tortiemsevrs. 1 he HALIFAX Tract ol and
Will lie rown tn purchasers by Nh Meadows Che man
a,er oihe iarm) Capt John s PIclsaos, residing in
The nrgh5orhood The lands IN Prince Edward will tc
sioAnhy Col. 1hNtalt Ct n,self
iN virtue II the same autJrdg,l shall offer fer sale
II Prince Edward ur houar, on Tuesday. the lglb
day Of July next, Chat baing Court day, al public
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-13

So far then regards France, there is end Of the
controversy During the life Of the present generation
France will not rally tie treaty, nor will the Cmtcd
States adoptt.
What ihen remains for Great Britain 10 do7 Enforce
the treaty alone. aud, if resisted declare war, against
Franco and the United States? Heaven forbid that
should be guilty Of such madness!
We have already expended more blood and treasure
fer The suppression Ct slavery than sound policy and
the happiness of the African would warrant Sir
Powell Buxton his recent clever book the subject,
distinctly states that have given impetus 10 the
slave trade. by expensive but laundering drected
efforts 10 suppress II.
II NAV lie asked what would recommend the
Brush Government to do IL the present emergency
We answer distinctly, abandon the treaty altogether.
BRITISH PARLIAMENT.
IIousE OF ConMoSs, May 20.-BocspARY Ours
TON ord fametston said he wished 10 put quos
uon the rah, honorable baronet mission had been
cent to cypere the line Of boundary which claimed
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WHOLE NUMBER $40.

privilege Yet uneXpIted, uHlrss, a. ] shall pteSent-
y moro fully show, the bank viii submit 10 terms
which she has soiemnly refused.
We at once and concInsiyelv oh~ervc Then Mr.
Speaker. that If he nro,ec,ian of Tho : cbooi find.
were The sole object of oentIrnc, Ia, !, could
be attained by n repeal of hose sec,iops of ,ho
law which provide for n err nvesfmor,-,n Inv
a repeal oC hose sections oloue. Whv ren,E.
men have not chosen to suhmi, such a prcna>itioo.
bat insist upon this sweeping enacimen,, viii
endeayor TO explain satisfactorily before r,samo
my seat.
Snoo,se hi, act rono,IoI ~ s,t,emp,cA Mr.
Saeakar md ,hs ,es'l, !, oby,a,s Wnb rs re.
na5 a+--y-,yssco,rs ,ha nj, Ten, ~ IA, i,s,.,
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The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-02-22

pointment of FIVE members on tie Committee Of
Foreign Affairs, 10 fill vacancies, as follows:
Mr.. E. D. White, OF Louisiana /; Mr.. A. H.
Sheppard, Of North Carolina; .Mr. Isaac E.
Holmes, of South Carolina Mr. r. Chapman,
of Alabama and Mr.. N. A. Cooper, of Geor-
GA.
So The Committee as now organized, consists
oflhe following members:
MIR. John @. Adams, If Massachusetts: Mr.
c. Cushing OF Massachusetts, Mr.. E.. Everett,
of Vermont; Mr.. Francis Granger, of New
York MIR. E. D. While of Louisiana Mr.. A.
Fl. Sheppard, of North Carolina; Mr.. X. Chap
man, OF Alabama; and Mr.. III. A. Cooper, u
Georgia.
All wrong. The new m ambers are all taken
from the South, the cotton aod slave States. and
so composing majority. As before consti ued,
a member from the West held the balance. The
There is not now single member from the
great West, and iir. Adams is we hope not
purposely placed as Chai' man in a probable
majority, on some questions.
The Resolution 10 authorize the Committee
on Manufacturers Ia nke testimony on the sub
lect Of tariff laws was considered. and laid on the
table [rejected] by vote of l0S 10 So. The
general appropriation bill was then taken NJ in
Con mitiee, MIR. Briggs in the Chair. On motioH
the Committee rose with the object of reporting
progress and then recommitting the bill for a.
mendments Pending the question, the House
| adjourned.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-02-22
COUNCIL OF CENSORS.

The Council of Censors closed its adjourn
ed Session in this town on Tuesday morning
of this week. They have proposed several
important changes in our Constitution and vo-
ted to call Convention to decide upon their
adoption. The following outline, we believe,
embrace all the essential alterations which they
recommend to the people to incorporate into
their Constitution.
l. An extention of the term of service of
the Judges of the Supreme Court from one
year to seven years.
Ii. An extension of the term of service of
Senators in our State Legislature, from one
TO three years Il one third of the whole number
TO be elected annually.
III. To take from the Legislature the aP-
pointment of Sherihs and High Bailiffs. anu
give the election of those officers to the people
of the several counties also to give the cleo
ton of Justices of the Peace TO the people OF
the towns in which they reside.
Nv. To change the time for electing STATE
Officers from the first Tuesday of September
to the first Tuesday of October, and the time
for the meeting of the Legislature from tho
second Thursday of October TO the first Thurs
day of January.
V. To enable the Governor, Lieutenant
Governor, Treasurer, Judges of the Supreme,
County, and Probate Courts, Secretary of State
and several other State and County Officers,
to hold their respective Offices until their sue
cessors are elected and qualified.
vi. To dispense with the forwarding to the
State Legislature the ballots for Governor,
Lieutenant Governor and Treasurer-requiring
only the several presiding officers certificates
of the number of votes cast for each candidate
for those offices respectively.
VII To submit all amendments, which sue
ceeding Councils may hereafter recommend,
directly to the PEOPLE themselves, instead of
them TO the supervision of Con-
vention of Delegates.-BHr. Free Press.
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in reply TO the resolution calling for lnforma-
tion in regard TO the committee appointed 10
inyes,ig ate the affairs of the New York Custom
House. II stated that the authority 10 appoint
The committee was derived from the general
authority conferred BY ths Constitution by the
President, to see that the laws were faithfully
executed, and to communicate information
upon that subject to Congress. A copy OF the
commission was enclosed. and general &C.
count of the proceedings under il was promised
at a proper time.
Tie most interesting bill was one for re-
remunerating a citizen of Vermont Tor The
destruction of his house by the British troops
in the last war, in consequence of lis occuPa.
ton by body Of the troops OF the United
States
THIS bill was, with several others, reported
TO the House without amendment. No action
of importance was taken upon them, however
for it was found impossible 10 restrain the re-
peated and rather clamerous calls for adjourn
ment which accordingly took place at an un-
usually early hour.
There is TO news of any interest string, ex-
cept the confirmation by the Senate of the aP'
pointment of William BIackford. Esq, OF Va.
formerly Editor of the Fredericksburg
/ "Arena,') as Charge 10 the Republic or New
Grenada and letters in the Intelligences oil
this morning from Mr.. Bolts and E. Ruffin,
ESQ., exoneraling Mr.. Upshur from the author.
ship of the article entitled "Revolution IN
Disguise"