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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-04-20

A new sect ia about TO be found in New
York, the ground work of whose lenets Is, thai
the eyes were made to wear speciacles' the
nose 10 lake snuff, the mouth to kiss the girls,
and the chin to rest on The top OF cane.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-04-20

EFFEcTs OF "ScHNAPFs. Deacon Pequirk,
a saunch temperance man, having accidentally
swallowed rousing umber of gin the other
day, was asked how he felt after it. GLOW did
| feeI!" said he. "Why, felt as if were sill
ling on the roof Of our meeting house, and eY-
cry shinge was jewsharp."
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-04-20

Caypenters and Masons-A number of good
carpenters and masons are wanted, and in de-
mand n Essex and Middlesex counties, New
Jersey, among the farmers,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-04-20

Remedy for Bleeding--A physician Of exten-
sive practice tells us that prompt and effectual
remedy for violent bleeding at the nose, is TO
soak The feet in warm water.-- Concord Freeman.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-04-20

WARTs.-The bark of willow tree burnt to
ashes, and mixed with sIrong vinegar, and aP-
piled to the parts, will remove all warts, corns
or excrescences on any part of the body.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-04-20
NOTICE.
To all whom it Enay concern

A box directed 10 Lyman l.. Law, care of
Lewis Cornelius, Milford, was pu. on board Of
The Easton and Milford line of Stages at this
place, and taken TO Milford After remaining
there for some time, The owner not calling for
il, it was taken in charge by the subscriber, who
hereby notifies the owner, that unless said box
is taken away before The lst of May next, il
will be sold for the freight.
DAVID STARNER
Slroudsburg April 6. lsi2.--3i
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-04-20

A humane and consideraie editor living out
somewhere near sundOwn, says he is willing
aud anxious to insert the deaths Of delinquent
subscribers gratis.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-04-20

In editor stopped his press 10 write poetry
when alter lew days labour he brought forth
the following;
81 love 70 see the waving grass,
Just befnre the mower mows il;
love 10 see an old dray horse,
For when he goes he goes it."
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-04-20
IBELVIDERE FOUNDRY.

The subscriber would respectfully inform the
public that he is now prepared TO execute all or
ders in his line of business in the best manner,
and with despatch. He will manufacture
TIILG GEARING
for Flour and other Mills, together with Castings
of every description turned and fitted up in the
best possible manner. Possessing conyeniences
for making
HEAVY CAS- TENGs
with Lathes of different sizes, &c, he feels conf
dent in his ability to execute all orders with which
he may be entrusted in workmanlike manner.
ALSO:
Pratts Cast HrOH Smut Mills,
surpassed by none in use. Reference
STOGDELL STOKES, Stroudsburg.
Particular care will be taken to employ none
but good workmen in the different departments of
the establishment, and no pains will be spared by
the proprietor give general satisfaction to those
who may favor him with orders for work. lie
has on hand supply of
P1TTERNS
embracing the leading variety of Mill Gearing,
such as Bevel, Spur and Mortice Wheels, &c
lie is also making daily additions to them, and is
at all times prepared to make such patterns as
NAV be required without lin most inStances) any
additional charge in doing which great attention
will be paid 10 combine the latest Improvements
with strength and lightness.
BRASS CASTINGS
OF all kinds will be made to order. The highest
price will be paid for old Copper or Brass
Thrashing Machines
and Horse Powers of the most approved construc-
ton, ready made and for sale low.
Wrought IRON Will Work
will be done 10 order on the most reasonable terms.
DAVID P. KINYON
BelSidere. n. ]. January II, 1872.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-04-20

Limitation 10 the slnceres, aat,ery.'
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-04-20
HEAVY CAsTENG Gs

with LatheS of different sizes, &C. he feels contl-
dent in his ability to execute all orders with which
he NAV be entrusted in workmanlke manner.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-04-20

for Flour and other Mills, together with Castings
of every description turned and fitted up in the
best possible manner. Possessing conveniences
for making
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-04-20

The subscriber would respectfully inform the
public that he is now prepared to execute all or
ders in his line of business in the best manner,
and with despatch. He will manufacture
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-06
Uf!uJun IusfrUffIDUs

The Philadelphia "H"rh American" anticipates
Mr.. Mangums resignation Of his seat in the Senate OF
the United States, "under instructions from the new
Legislature Of his State. But The Raleigh Register
rdculcs the suggestion il "an accidental najo-
rity'(hat is, "a % after reversing too Wing ma
ory of :S)--and congratulaies lis readers, that they
shave IN Mr. aiungum men who not only knows
his rights, but, "knowing dares maintain them
They may resolve, aud e.rsolve that lie shall come
home but we Imagine il viii give him very little I'M
easiness.
Nous Ftrrens But We do not bflieve it possible
that any who processes respect for The rights OF
tie States, doubt The rgh, of State t" instruct It's
special representative. If lie refuses either to
obey resign, tie ind gnation Of the people will
wher him for his logged contempt OF one OF the inst
principles Of Ftd,rat Rrpuj'ic. Bot has not Mr..
Mangum borne wi, ,ess himself to the obligation OF
instructions or will lie again show himself to be the
politician of all sort; of hues who has been on all
ides Of all sorts of subjects We ask the Raleigh
Standard for information about MIR. Mangum pre-
yous support of the right Of instruction.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-06
|, VISITOR.

EXTRACT of a Letter from "WHEkLlNG, Angoss
~ character Of The revolutionary movement in Ohio
What is before u.s. Anarchy by abandonment OF p'ln.
ciple unless the people awake to sense 4. 'hel. own
respons bill,y-,o the OF Republican institutions
When Louis XIV, booted and spursed, eh'efed we a..
lament OF France and horse shipped its members from
their seats their subsequen, conduct proved that they
had reached the pon, Of degradation which justified
The lash Of the imperous boy Of throne, made aDso
iue When Henry Clay dictated his desPo'c oroets' %
Sc nate and House. that registered ms DEGREES, gav.
The fir, evidence that, amongst his followers, The spirit
of nubl;e liberty was erpiring-and more than one IN
.ance to show ,ha, the lash had been applied
The violation of The prescribed formula Of the Cons'u
ion Of the United States has followed this degsadaon
And now, in Ohio, the revolution against Govern
men,- against popular rghts-asanst Inc sahcu'y .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-06

BrHEAu Q OEpSascE AZ HrDno6R.tnr,I
I'D September. lefa
SsEaLED PROPOSALS will be received this Bureau until
> O'clock r. 81 OF the 18th October for furnishing and
the proportions and at the places herein drcnard
following number and description Of Cannon Shot aid
Shells, the Naval Service e the T.. : viz:
Thirty eight inch ra1Ian cun- of about C3 cut each
Seventy thirty FOUNDER Of II rwt and ards Tho
precise weight OF each 10 be determined hereafter.
Five hundred eight inch shells.
Three hundred EIGHT inch solid shot, AMI
Sc, en- thousand thirty ronEGer shot.
Doir,rebe foNovs:
10 eight in. raahan guns
90 eight shells Deliverable at Saekfit's IIahnr
eight in solid shot n !. LefoTe tho i:ti
30 thirty FOUNDER euas May
$50 thirty Two panDGtr 3 81
10 eg.t n. ia,han guns
10y eish! m s' tt deliverable Buffalo, n. y on
ov Gu. W. u. '' ~. before the ly,h May
$3.50 hiity two FOUNDER .EO;
10 eiebi in. Paixlan guns
iSO eisnt W. stei,s Deliverable Erie. Prnn en- CT
i oo Ilt H. " no ~ before the 18th May
2010 thirty paun1er shot
The proposals. distinctly the per fof twenty
hundred and forty ponnd for the sUn and the pr
pound for the shot and Shells deliverable ADORE all rub
and undergo such proof and inspection, This Bureau
auhorlZs and Ill be paid for
shall not such inspection be entirely sa'isiac;o
Bonds with approved snretes, Will be required in
third the estimated amount Of the conct and Of
all bills retained rolla;era security for
fthu performance thereof which will lie paid only r
satisfactory completion Of The and nine eepam OF
all deliveries will be paid bills properly accord
provisions 0f The CONTRACTS within Thirty cas- after their
presentation 10 the Navy Agent.
The offers what agency the contractor desire
/ 10 he made.
drawings of the guns viii furnished from this Bureau, and
they and finished 10 eonfum 10 them In every
| specr.
| sand moulds.
| S+p.6 so-ia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-06
THOMAS < CHARLES ELLIS,
ers of Dru Goods, Harduare, Cutierp and c

importers Of Dry Goods, Harduare, Cutlery and Guns,
orro.Ir. BANK,
RE receiving arrivals direct from Liverpool James
n River Fa!; Importation 10 which they invite the attrn
tion Of country merchants generally
In their Dry Goods apartment VIII be fouad the best
Blankets Napt Cutions Plains
Cloths, Cassimeres V--tngs
Prints, Cambrcs, Linens Piann-S
sa'tinris, Kerseys. leans, Hosiery, Gloves
Ribbons, Laces, Edcn.s, shaws. Handk-tchrfs
Threads, aud all kinds of Domescs
Superior French! co:ton Blankets
Ready made London Ovrrro-fs
Extra superfiDe Beavcf Cloths
Leather l.ercps aud Caters
Bridport Seine Irvine
fIardhams No. Q Snuff.
In the department. which distinct from that Of The
D,y Goods, they offer
Elis's Wade & Butchers celrhraed lsazors
Butchers and Sons Files, Toos Raps and Saws
Spears hand ana back Saws
James, ard other makes Of wood and brass Screws
cIak's IIo,.ow are, and and broad Butt Hinges
Caentef's a.! oie kinds Of Knob Locks and Laics
Pad. chest. I'LL. trunk and cupboard Locks
Bias nd Candies,icks &c all kinds
Trace. halter, dog, OK and log Chains
House s!'Ce and wrougi! NaIi.; also, cut MATS
Timed and common Teake;tcs aud Saucepans
Werdin,, killing, garden Hoes and Rakes
Sad Ifons and TiIlGr's d.
Anyls aud Vices, srGge and hand Hammers
AIDES, Axes, iIiichets and hand Axes
Mil, cut, PIT and hand Saws OF all Kinds
Spades and shovcls, and ., 3 and prong Forks
Horse cotton aud wool Cards
Bass ANA wire Tenders
Selves Coffee Mis and Bed Cords
Fright ard arnscrd Vine, from nos 10 80
Fairbanks warranted Scales Agency price, TO weigh from
l,G Q To 00)
Plated Sadlery srup. Brid!e Bite and Bride Leahers
shot I.e'ts and Powder Horns aud flasss
Common and superior single and double Guns ana Pistols
Tin Pate and Block Tin and Castings, &c, &C., &c.
Sept. 35-im
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-06

proper American feeling however opposite to the rules
Of etiquette who after the deafenng plaudlts to her
Majesty, would have re-proposed, "THE PRpsiDEST
OF ruE UNITED STATES. We have more TO say OF
this IL is q matter which should not be forgotten.
Other Dinners.
The Whps are trying to make capital Out Of several
Wing members Of Congress, mot the elite of lie party
by any means) who have been paraded in Philadelphia
and New York-dned, wined and oasted-and public
ly exhibited, with speeches, &c, addressed 10 The
crowd The Pennsylvania thus describes the specta
Gle in Philadelphia: 1.-The reception of the Wing mem
bars Of Congress Yesterday afternoon melancholy
affair, and The procession only needed MIR. -, or some
other appropriate pcrscn at the head the role Of un
dertaker, 10 have passed for funeral assemblage.-
The long line of carriages moved sadly and slowly
through III reefs, as if weighed down by the heavy
heart Of "headed' Whigg'sm, and the minute guns
which lugubrously nnnsunced the arrival nt 'ne
steamboat al The wharf, we're merinent Itself conf
pared with the abortrve ihoi:s-the skeleton, ghost.
ly cheers which were attempted ut the Exchange as
the remnants Of once victorious party, rolled So
lemnly by Both the obse we'd and the observers seem
ed TO feel that the humbig too pulpable to an
swer the purpose. The gentlemen IN the Carriages
were uncomfortable and constrained, from know
ledge that they were returning from the field OF de-
feat and disgrace nsteadof from triumph, as they
would have pretended, md the people were cold
and silent from smi.;r conviction. Altogether
the reception, notwithstanding the brightness Of the
day and the multitudes in the streets, was
dismal beyond expression and air of d's-
comfture and sadness which will no, easily be forgot
ten by those who witnessed it, Every man seemed 10
feel that lie had been heated, aud going home 10
his angry con sttuents bebehradsd 1t as II tine
soldiers bore dead bodies by and one right have thought
that they were bringing ia Tie wounded from ba'tie
field
Mir Webster is on his WY to Massachusetts,. He
not present at any of The dinners, to Lord Asbur
ION or TO the Wings.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-06


The Boston Courier, independent wing press,
advises Mr.. Clay to look out for squalls 1t tells hlm,
that three years ago he held up as hc best man,
and ought 10 be the candldaehut he was then found
not to he nraiiGbie-and tia, chose who are the
loudast bra ers IN his favor, the very men who
BETRAYED him Harrisburg in 1889, and those who jus
fled the treacheryaud then let him consider whether
in Virginia, some other powerful aris!ocraiIc
State should 90 for General Scot, in l3l3, he Gene
raj ScoiD might not be thought the only arn'abe can
dida,e, and Mr.. Clay again be solicited 10 make din
ner speech AT Washington, and pledge himself 10 the
support of the policy Of nraiiabidy
"Forewarned, fofearmed'', Blu: il Mr. Clay is not
to be superseded in the Federal ranks, until Virginia
goes for General Scott 10 he may give all his fears
10 the winds. She viii 90 for neither of them. The
Good Old Dominion disciaims every species Of arIs"-
cracy She is Democratic 10 the hack 5oue-and she
still adheres her Greed Of 9ocnd Ia The strict
construction Of the Constitution Of the L. 5 Her
Creed is embraced in the 20h Resolution Of he Con-
vention of the Young aIen of Ohio:
-,soi-,d That ali npp"sion Ia Naoaa Bank
National Debi-n Tariff essentially Tor protecnh-io IN
-rnal Improvement by The National GuveEm-n-t" At"iii"n
Federalism IN all lis s!aprs-and that we all
reduction reform IN the currency
the al TIC s"an Interpretation OF Ihr cons
utional powers 4 TIE Governments
Virginia vii! 60 for candida,e, who does not sup
port this Creed-unG, hfr.(orc. she cannot go for Cen
Scott or for Mr.. Clay. She viii take 4 Citizen Of
York South Carolina or Of Pennsylvania, or of any
other State, who will carry her prnc PIES, rather
than any native of her State, VITO repudates her
faith. Such has always been her course-and such
will be her conrse in ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-06

ncpaiSd this life Monday the 18th Of August after pro
and Illness ErzAnrTm fErcrs'os conso Of no
Of her age than friy years size me m'er OF INC
Ea; Socc;y-an in thc trying hour her cor Ad.nee in "a
rors" whunt fear and manifested 10 surrounding friends Der
Willingness depart, an,icip lion Of blessed
itreih though he rsre deci yet shan ne hre
JoHS xf-o5. . -,
Died on the August, Of malignant eminen fever at her
residence county, Alabama, Mrs MARINA A. TAkkr
ronsort ray formery Of Me scnbfs county
Virginia she had been bat Short time resident OF aiabaina
but from her pey and Christian walk mad formed
To her distant friends and relatives will he oons"
know that she met her fate with calm resisnaon and
in her reliance upon the promises OF Jesus C every
afforded That medical skill could give during the
lived being oy four days after her attack Her
las left void III Tie circle VI her friends ana loss 10 Ter
iu. bthd that cannat be filed.
Died nj Level Prince William county, on Thursday tr
lh nt DAVID FRr.cH only child of Stephen AID Ann NJ
French, aged year and twelve days
The sncc loved form, cold and dead
Each hournful thought employs;
And Nature weeps her comforts hed
And williried all her Joys
Blu: wait the into .posing gloom,
And, To- stern Winter flies;
And drrst in bearty'- fares, bloom,
The lowry tubes arise
Home locks beyond the bounds Of Time,
When what deplore
Shall rise il full, immortal prime,
And bloom 10 fade no more
T1cn cease fond Nature, cease thy tears;
| Religion points on high;
7l,re everlasting Spn- appears, ;,
And joys hich cannot dir. =. J.. ".
DrpaeL this l.e Johannesburg, IN Caroline on HE 2ih 81
August after severe proacted !ne.s which she bore WIN
tie greatest futude and resignation Mfs NhaA .. ~
lady, inadequate To express our ceei
admiration OF her mny excellent quaie Just Kind and syn
cere In all relations Of fe one ever beuer I'M
character az wife mother and friend Loved and hopored b.
her friends respected hy oil thai knew her he memoy WI
ever atennaey and fondly cherished amons mem snr
died a. she had lived protesting and practical Christian, with
demonstrating by Der conquer hrohe
life. goodness and purity OF her hea ana when sh
dark valley Of the shadow q DEATH she raie
| evil.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-06

We are sorry to learn, from from the National Intel
licencer of the heavy domestic affection sustained by
Mr. Pickens representative in Congress from South
Carolina since his late visit to his residence in Carolina
lie had been but few days at home when he lost by
Death his wife and his only son. though both were az
parently in health when he first met them.
A NoExrLE AFFAIR occurred in the neighhorhood
Of Brownsburg, Rockbridge county, Va, on Sunday
week A man named John Reed blacksmith by
trade who had been observed to be abong under men
tai arrangement Tor days before, made attack
upon his wife and eldest daughter with bar of IRON,
no doubt with the intention Of killing them but they
succreded in making their escape. He then caught
two Of his younger children, whom he killed in the most
shocking manner. About this time Capt James Nc
Chesney of Brownsbng, who happened TO be riding by
in company with another gentleman attracted by The
noise, attempted TO enter The house, but was mmedi-
nely fred by The Infatuated maniac with the bar Of iron,
and his skull fractured that he died in about two
hours Capt. Nee. most worthy man, and has
lef, wife and a large family of children. Reed has
been lodged in the Rockbrdge jail for safe keeping
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-06

Lord Ashburton has visited Boston and Albany; re.
ceved The honors Of two public dinners IN the CITY oil
New York-and was to have sailed IN tile Warspite OH
Saturday At the dinner al the Asor House on Thurs
day some offence given; as the New ork fiebe-
ian states, in the following indignant article:
az National Jasuh-lt is openly boosted by the
Who paners that at the dinner at the Astor House, on
Thursday To Lord Ashbnron, when the President oil the
u. s was toasted not a word or Greer was uttered
the next toas, was, "TnE QUEEN OF EsGLASn, and
on motion of Charles King, Editor of the American,
and printer TO the Common Council (how appropriate
the pfomptcr1 the company all rose and gave three
times three so as to make the very pillars OF that spen-
did edce shake on their foundation. This was greater
ndignty offered to country by our own country
men, than any of which the annals OF Federalism give
Inv account We knew that the Federasts were cnpa-
bic or burning blue lights and rejoicing over The veto
RES of our countrys enemies but we were not prepared
to bel that they could be induced 10 ny so pup
lie demonstration OF their lack OF hcpuocan ieehg'
such - Of themselves they did by the per
peraon o this national insult III the presence OF ds-
tinpuisbed FOREIGNERS If Lord Ashburton and suite
are gentlemen who deserve the honor of public din
ner they could not bu, have despised IRON Tie bottom
of their hearts The eroveng toadylsm ana unrePuoii-
spirit which prompted such an InsnA 10 our conh
try.
1.-THE world knows that are not Tyler men, bn,
on an occasion ike that at which this unparalleled in
suit was offered that man IS wretch, iathess ahe
to his and his countrys honor VINO VIII NOT ioi
get the President in his respect for the ONCE, VINO WI"
not permit his party animostes 10 be for momen.
merged in love of country. Was there no Democrat
present TO yndica,e the honor OF The nation: Whefe
was Prosper NJ Wetmore, the brother oil The Navy
Agent here, Where was Moses II. Grnnell, the
right hand man OF Edward Curtis, our Collector Nel
,her suned his dissent 10 The proprety Of this studied
insult both were officers, md both must be deemed to
have approved There was one man, ana we n'. no.
him for it. who gnan,ly retired from the room at the
perpetru,on Of this insult to the Chief Magistrate OF
The Republic That man was PREsERyED FISH =
Anv of the comnany present would have evinced .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-06

COMMUNICATIVE
AT meeting of the officers of the ll5h Regiment of
Virginia clta, convened at the Hampton Half way
House York county, on Saturday the 9Th of August
Islo-on melton Of Lieut. Colonel Corbin, Col. Carter
C,aford was called the chair, and Adutant George
Cooper was appointed Secretary. The object Of the
mreiing was briefly stated by Col Craffort, and the
lmpor OF appointing delegates to the Military Con.
ven,on To assemble in the city Of Richmond on the
second Thursday in November next was enforced by
remarks from Lieut.. Col Corbn, and Capt Christie.
pher Curtis of the Cavalry; and on motion Of Colonel
Cohn the Chairman appointed the following delegates
to said Convention: Lieut. Col G. l.. Corbn, Major
George w. Chrman, Capt. c. Curtis of the Cavalry,
and Capt NJ. NJ Burt, Capt. VIM. #. Keaton, and
Capt John r. Mlllico;e, officers of the line.
And on motion, it was Resolred, That these proceed
ings be published il ;he Richmond Enquirer and Wing,
and the newspapers of the Borough Of Norfolk.
And on motion, the meeting adjourned.
CARTER CRAWFORD, Chm.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-06

The Lynchbnrg Vrgnan repeats from another pa
per remark of ours in 1910, viz: that the Cnmpro
mise act "expircs by its own limitation in 1912. II
was hastily, and certainly incorrectly said we grant
at once 1t was used without referring to the act
i,sclf-and it arose from onf'unding the time when
the excess above twenty per cenlum duties would
eypire-wi,h the expiration Of the law itself So
far from the act itself expiring, IFS provision about
the reduction of duties twenty per cen:um,
only took eject in full farce in 1912 We owe this
explanation not only to ourselves but TO the liberal
spirit in which the Lynehburg Vgnian treats our ar.
,icle on Mesmcrism, and dlssen,s from the Richmond
Whip.