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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-20
DRUGS &c


USF RECEIVED n Low FOR CASH.
- Cask washing soda 4 Bbls. Tnrpenun,
4" Sal Eratas 5 " Dry white Ie,d.
" Glue " Yellow Ocbre
Gum Shellnc Gold bronzes
Ground Lngwood, Copal q Jap. yarnisbex
Camwoed ; Jars fine Mustard
Extra Logwood SWANS Panacea
4 boxes Chrome Green Carp'i. Extra
Yellow SarsapariIla &c.
Jun IS CHAPLINE n PRYOR. Union street.
f(RUGS. DYES, PAINTS, &c:-
IL Cask Chloride Lime, " Sal Eratus.
" Orange Shells. " Washing Soda, Sacks Crude
salt Petre. I" Vial Corks. Bottle " Bbl romiee
Stone. For sale by CHAPLINE & PRYOR.
GOELICk'ES MATCHLESSSANA ALIVE
LNoR the cure Of Guilds, Coughs. Consumption.
Emaciaiion. Indigestion. Sc &c. a medic inc
the reputation Of ~hich has extended far aud wide
over the United Siaier and Europe. for sale by
}. WHARTON, Corner Union & Water stS
jim 10
(RUGS, MEDICI Els. FAINIS' &c.
~ 80 kegs White Lead in Oil,
: easSs Lamp Black, 10 cases Chrome Green,
= Ven Red, 10 Z" Yellow.
Bale Bot Corks. Biol Blue Smalis,
l cask POwd Arsenic. for sale by
july u CHAPLINE Il PRYOR, Union 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-20

nOCKET maps ollie stqtrs Of Ono. ILLINOIS
lnduna. M.ss1uri I'D Michigan. last edition
~ received aid Cor sale hv
dee N JAMES A. INGRAM
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-20

MIN World Bsnneii- Herald. -uurda" I've
~ ming Post. Boston Noiiun. end lr,a C'yoi'
liuniay. December Is, received dis incoming li
dec 20 THOMPSON cos. 81 NOliyo U
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-01


| MIR Williams remarks are eosent and ,,.,, ri.
oe'ence OF the whis party-poralyzedb by Mr. Tvl.r
=" '"e'r ehor. to carry out tho reforms promis,d;.
"'umphan, and conclusive. Iii impo,sib,. n, ,ny
majority in Congres', however large, to a.c,,,,n
'..'. o''ee, Inc abuses which may pervsde the Ex-
es''''e and ministerial departments of the Gove,n.
mint. This falls within the provinc. or a.. r..
IT,, ~ a"' can 90 pedo'me by his agency olone.--
"' recipe Tor making patriO, is excellent.
ho.n n.h'nond Enquirer consid,. itself 10 b,v.
vIen stt,ckcd IN mode not warranted I,v ,b.
''""shcd usagcs OF legitimate fedi,o,;,n - 'S
recent article put forth by lis con,.a, ""'a'c n
'tchmond Wing, and the former p,n., n,,i,,yt ."e
s"!"g oil eplthets applied to ,so,i-wL;., ~ ne
ume. eonsluers so savage and indgni6ed as No, ~
deserve any further notice. The TemaL "S. 10
wing were certainlya little tomabswk;sh - a. mo
co,''uns' though we have no idea of nrono"n.
Juugement on their Legitimacy. They were ah,'ss
.s.n \" ,, p posn as some d'a'ribes that we have
ne veteran editor to talk abou, taking 'no no,;ce"
OF inc wing; Tor he does take notice in Tho 49,,
Paragraph IN which he dsclaims all notice vh;sS
no" ~, amused us very much. >''
Tho Wing had said Samantha, ,. .,
t.o'n IN inc SIDE ola malcvolcnt .pri.n mi H.
Enquirer man wishes tn know wba, nn,,. L VIC
sr, oe meant by the side Of n spiri, % R,avo,
MS ~ criticism worthy of tho "resoln,;,r ~ ,oo !,
IL ought moi. however To- come From, 80 w %.
'e'' inc wing merely embodied nm s.abs,rocrr;o 4,
sIrn rs your VIRGINIA loco foco deals in every d,y
q, ms ne, and which mus, of course he ncrfee,Iy
,,, 10 the Editor Of the Richmond E,on;,.s
why, It is but a short tino since ,hnt nen,bo. ~
Gonsress from the Old Daminion talked nbon, -
corner 81 the Ro,unda," and we dare ,ov c@J
nave given learned disquison on the actual ma.
oru,uro OF an isoscelos Triangle. Abstr,c,ion !,
TACT. cnn do any thing and the EI,tor of,hs yvh;,
has lived so long in close neiehborhnod ,b,, Ina os
c'ush' portion of the loco foco faculty. We J,rs
sly, i"s instance, that he nigh, hv tte metaphy.
IN ka ,l.
AMI ITS Editor "all fair and .ouare.n-IS "
Cour. & Eng. '' Nv l.
THIS werca task beyond our abilities. md w,
have no, the boldness to essay il. The Commi,,..
oil Aos'ractonis,s, who were appointed to find Tho
Corner of tho Rotunda," having occompli,bod
that object, might undertake it with success. To
them we surrender il.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-01
Petitions were presented and REFEREED
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
FRIDAI. Dec. 81. 1911.


A bill changing the time Of holding the county
court OF Brunswick, was rejected.
On MIR Daniels motion,
Rssolued, That the Committee Of Courts inquire
into the expedlency Of revising and amending the
charter Of the city of Richmond.
On motion of Mr. Brown OF F.,
ResOtUed That the committee of Courts inquire
into the exped ency providing by Inv for the STAY
of executions for limited time on oil judgments
and dceTees of the courts OF this Commonw nlth
upon the defendants giving security before such
courts, at the time Of the rendition thereof for the
payment of all such judgements and DEGREES at or
after the expiration of such stay.
bill changing the time of holding the Circuit
Superior Court Of Harrison, was read n third time
and passed.
On motion Of Mr. Irving,
Resolved, That the committee Of courts inquire
into the eIpcdency OF nmenIing the 62d section of
the act passed 10th Of April 1881, entitled an nc,
to establish a cour, Of law and chancery in each of
the counties OF the Commonwealth, and certain cor
porations.
On motion Of Mr. Smith Of K,
RssolDsd, That the committee of griculture in.
quIre into the eRpedIency Of establishing a Tobacco
Inspection in the county OF Kannwha.
On motion OF Mr. MeCauley,
ReSolUed. That the committee Of School, inoui,s
into the expectancy Of authorizing the School Com.
mlssioners OF Roanoke to pay to Abraham Whitson
a certain sum Of money due him Tor teaching poor
children.
On Mr. Hirve's notion
NJ
qulrc into the eKpeGencY Of establishing an Inspee.
ton OF Plaster Of Paris and Polk in the city Of Rich
mond md Town Of Petersburg.
On motion Of Mr. Taylor ofN. b.,
ResoiDed, That thu committee Of Roads innuire
into the eKpediency OFFS amending the law as to
exempt Lock keepers and To.gathers ofthe Dismal
swamp Canal Company, from militia and 10 d do.
~, and also more tectually to provide for the pre-
venon Of distractions along the line Of the and
canal Of said company.
| Several Bills wero read first and second ,;oo.
PETITIONS
BY Mr. Gatowood, Of the Elders OF tho Lutheran
Church Of Strasburg, toaUthorize them to sell Ger.
tam tract OF Landry Mr. Grimes Of citizens Of Pc.
cahonas, TO incorporate the trustees Of Hun,ersville
Academy-by Mr. Mclaughlin, Of citizens of Ran.
dolph, to be attached to the county Of Nlcholas-by
Mr. Tate, OF citzon9 fSmllh, for a McAdamzs ed
road from the Tennessee line TO some point on Jsme,
River-by Mr. Doman, Of Elizabeth e. Hutebines
prayinRto be divorced from her husband David w
| Hulcbngs.
On motion Of Mr. Mullen, tho House sdiourn-
ed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-01
TauG Diseussiou

We give more Of the Tariff discussion TO dsv,
Which, like that which has gone before, is A. much
about any thing else as about the Tariff. Mr. wei
Iers 10 specimen Of the slang which the lower or
der OF demagogues arc in the habit Of retailing
Ills undertaking tho defence Of Mr. Tyler, has a
charm about II, certainly. His Exeellency could
not have on ADLER champion, or ono who could moro
consistently enter upon his vindicatiooI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-01
PRINTING. &c.

PRINTING, &c.
A motion made by Mr. SMITH of Indinn,
to print 1000 extra copies of a Report and Mans
from the Land Offce-500 for Congress and 500
for The Land Office.
Mr. CLAY though, the Executive Department,
should take the responsibility Of providing itsonn
printing. and that It should not he ehargoabie IN
the Legislative branch of the Government, IL was
high time, too, nc conceived, that Congress shoud
put a check upon such eRpendHUres-such ns use
less maps and reports, which did good to no BODY
After "ord or two from Mr. SMITH, as TO the
character Of the document, the motion to print tho
1000 extra copies prevailed.
AMENDMENT OF THE CONSTITUTION
Mr. CLAY gave notice that to. morrow he sboud
introduce three seyeru Joint Resolutions. The
first would propose q limitation and restfirton NJ
the Veto Power;
The second would relate TO the Heads Of Den,rt-
ments, and proposed 20 transfer tho power of mn
pontment from the Executive to the Legislature.
The third Resolution proposed to prevent MEM
Der oil Congress from receiving nm Office under the
General Government so long as h., should bavoanv
portion IN serve OF the term for which he was elect
ed to Congress.
do not, said Mr. Clay propote a fourth amend
ment,-in relation 10 the limitation Of the Executive
service 10 single term, because ms understand.
particular friend, not now IN his place. has that mat
ter in charge.
The resolutions will be introduced to morrow for
first and second reading with a view TO their re-
ference.
THE BANKRUPT BILL
Was the next motion Of interest before the Senate
the Bill coming up on the motion Of reference
Mr. BERRlEN moved that the Bill ofNr Bsnton
be referred to the Committee on the Judiciary
Mr. BENTON opposed the notion and asked the
reason o. The referefce
Mr. BERRlEN answered that many rnemori,Is
on he same subject had been referred TO that com.
witc', andi seemed but proper that the Bill should
take the same course.
Mr. CALHOUN opposed the motion TO refer. for
the reison that the Bill was to 20 into operation as
earlYas February, and ifany hing was to he done
in the way ofposlponemeot, j, should be known n,
once. lie believed public opinion had changed up
this question and that # at the Extra Session of
Congress there was a majority friendly to the mea
sure there was now an overwhelming majori,y al.
verse to il.
| Mr. BERRIRN expressed willingness 10 be gov
erned by the action ~ inc Senate IN regard 10 The
motion which he had submitted. IL seemed but
proper To him that inasmuoh as several memorials
on the subject had been referred to the Judiciary
Committee, that tho Bill before the Senate should
take the same reference. The Bill itself had before
received tho mature deliberation Of tho body, and
become a solemn act Of Congress
Mr. KING and Mr. LINN thought that Senators
were not consistent in moving reference Of the Ball
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-01

oh when in death calmly lIe
Let no stone idly mark he spot,
Toieh tue careless passcr by
Who there IN deaths cold sieen J,,h rot,
To beg the tribute ~ a sigh
No-lct inc be 10y all forgot
OH lay II not in burial ground
whore thousands daily com. tn t,o1n
AM wo1n their butter tears around
No no ' in anu is-r cues lost AMI gone,
There let the lie unwep'. alonct
70. mere are Zone Will FTievc Tor me
Iherc's none tn whom my life is dear.
Around my dying bed see
NO check wet with soll plty's te,r,
Ashic ". 20 my death will be
On God'-thero's none that loves inc here,
w lay no stone Ghovcrn) grave;
Let nnw"rs above the wi,ily SHRINE.
hetsrcen grass lily round me wave
ANA birds al ne my requiem sing;
Lciiears-oi dew the lone svot lave
where in dust lie witicrin.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-01
ron rur RIcuMosn v,,,,

mr. hiior-l received to-day, ~ the hand of s,r,r.
ger from Texas the following letter:
strange young sentlenan la'ey died here frien,l,ess
and almost alone lie seemed To be wealthy or cer,,is
10 want nothing lie stated that he came from y,r;r,,
Ont he told his namo to ercose Won Tho onIv -
per 'o"nu IN MS possession-tor just before death h.
w your hame) The manuscript, scems to be Sol
Of death kncli runs by himself" 'O
hand you copy Of the manusc ript mentioned I,,
tonchins'y beautiful can form no guess as TO the
OF me deceased Respectfully,
Frele sbnrc. Dec. % ISL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-01
DEATHS.

on December 23d, ut Mulberry Island. his Iote
residence; IN the county of Richmond, Mai. Tho.
ms IT, Barney IN the 43rd year o. his age He
WIS n h"rna'e master, ch'ri,nble to the poor and
empha'cally AN HONEST MAN f' ""u
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-01
ELEoANT JAPANED PLATE wArM

n J. RICHARDS A. co bsvo ius, o,o,ed so,r ,,rss
-. ne Ispansd Plate Warmers Persons who prefer
Without one. Please call aud sec Them AZ Inc nsrdwarh
AMI Furnishing Store, II Street, sbockoo IIill I
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-01

YANKEE TNeENuITT.-We understand that nm
ingenious and worthy mechanic in our vicinity has
~ progress, and nearly completed, loom that will
KNIT a periSct stocking or glove without seam,
The loom may be propelled by hand or foot power,
or by wafer, and the cost will not exceed $50 or
$40. What will our good old grand danes say To
such an innovation upon their prerogotive 2 IA
pes. upon your maehinery-give US the good old
wsy"-SPringf,h GsKEie
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-01
INLOES & BROTHER

- There viii he discourse Delivered 10 the
Fhst Presbyterian Church, (Dr. Plnmcr,si IT,
morrow night. at u O'Clock, by the Pastor. on m
subject OF the Messlahshio of Jesus Of Nnzareth.
The descendants of Abraham, and the citizens
nerally are invited to attend i, :
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-01
TYPOGRAPuICAI, N0TIce

Z.
me next regular mon,hy meeting Of the Typ
grnpnc"l Association, will be held in the Old Fe
COWS New Hall, tnear Trinity Church) on Ssmrdn,
evening" at O'clock iUTS PunciuaI attendants
is requested. WIN. McOEP VI 5.rT 'a''
Recording Secretary.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-01

=, ~" Meeting of the Stockholders of p
franklin Manufacturing COMPANY is rso,,..,oo
he Paper Mil, on Wednesday, 9Th of Janus.
1912, at O'Clock. p. NJ. '''
40, RICHARD WHITFIELD, Pres't
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-01
CONGRESS ON TUESDAY.
Correspondence Of tho Baltimore American.
WASHINGTON, Dec. %. 1871
UNITED STATES SENATE

MIR MASON Of Miss, took his sea, to-day for
the first time during the session.
The Vice President presented memorial nskino
Congress to take some measures TO remove Tho
Capitol from Washington to Pitisburg, Cincinnati
or some non-slaveholding portion of the coun,ry.-
The motion TO receive the memorial was laid uoon
the table.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-01
J. G. GREGORY & co. .MansSUs.
Office on Main, I'd door below corner OF Main an,
18th streets

WuOLb Ieket No 3 10 - eutiled 10 a prize u e3Cc
,,, w. si,Ena ma9nongaia lottery, Clssa No 5ldrswn
atno exchange 9Th iusi-and Quarter T.ket No 40 q
tS eo,sd to no C9gsl przc Of ere coo in The Va Wells
were both sent 10 this Once, aud sold Inc hfs by q.
Clarke, andtho latter by NJ srauon vondors RlehmonI
| ,VhF ,SuGAH ~ the various grades and prizes,
- from Phadc pha add Now York neioriee Tor asfe ~
Jil-W DAVENPORT a ALLEN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-01
NOTICIc

notice.
MEETING ofihc COIItENS of Cbcs,c,eol,.,,
IA Ilco and all others Interested In The Coal Trade
qnested az me Columbian Hotel, Saturday nc,
dec 3t-2t SEVfuaI r,t,s ~.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-01
NOTICE.

, NOTICE.
CHES iERtIELD RAIL ROAD COMPANY
III slnckholiors In this Company are hereby ,,,,s,
uat Ihey VIII receive the half ineTrs
on tnelr ninck on ihe ofJinuiry 1892 al fc ftca.s
'''' "'"'her Irea-
!, l-2w GEO PtstJrp p,,
D- APPHENTIC ES-wantcd At This ooi.o .,
car" ,lc rfinung husncsA two Boys or ~ ye,rs n,
sSe. none hu those Of good character, and who can
- 80, 80" "PF'r de2i
ID N. ia BIB, Notary Public, ani g. 81 TAM Jr
u,eIal Asent am Collector have removed IN a
ooe ,oihe esrncr Of Governor aud street Immediately
Richmond. Dec. ~, 1871
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-01
AUCTION NOTIcD

Our sale this morning Saturday, Jan. LIST. 1912 ,
in front of Store, will he very ATTRACTIVE connon,I
Ing nj 10 O'Clock. In addition To our usual vor,,v
there Will be lonnd very large collection Of sill
PERlOR FURNITURE. the effects of n fsm;Iv
retiring from house keeping. ''S
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-01

groes. W. VI NC
lMpokT TED GUNS.-Immediatcly after thu
tory Of Chance & Son." Engand. For particulars
see Auction Head. f'eu'''S'
i'm I'M OFFS G, DDo,rr,p,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-11-23
Fashionable Tailoring
ESTABLISHMENT L
NJ, M, BURM4T5JPs IA


Would respectfully inform The ci'izens of
lSrroudsburg and county generally, that ne is
still exerling himself Tor their accommodation
|at his stand, one door below the Office of VIM.
Davis. Esq. on Elizabeth street, and has now
n 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
cannot fail 10 please those who may wish 10
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, vet no, unsurmountabe task OF adapt
ing his work 10 the wishes of many and vari-
ous persons He is prepared 10 supply orders
with promptness and despatch With his sin
ceresL thanks Cor the patronage heretofore be:
slowed upon him, he respectfully solicits its
determined to neglect no means
of giving his customers full and ample sailsfac-
lion.
An kinds Of cutting neatly executed at the
shortest notice, and in The most fashionable
style.
September IA, 1912
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-11-23
POETRY.
FOR THE JEFFERsoNIAN REPUBLICAN
Adieuu to Old EriER.

Home of my childhood, bid thee farewell,
My eyes on thy sorrows no longer can dwell;
leave thee, but alb it's with grief and despair
leave thee, thou land of the brave and the fair.
Farewell to thy mountains-thy rivers and meads,
Farewell TO the cliffs where the proud Eagle breeds,
Farewell TO daisy and shamrock clad fields,
And the rivuet banks thatthe sweet primrose yields.
My friends and my country | bid thee farewell,
sc where the bold sons of liberty dwell
90 to land that lies far DER the wave,
But it's the land the free and the land othe brave
MY brethren and sisters bid you farewell,
The grief of my bosom no pencil can tell;
grieve for my country, my home. and for those
leave in the land where pure friendship flows
leave thee, but oh. hope yet 10 return
When prosperity star DER my country does burn,
When peace without discord, is spread all around,
And herpeople with love, and Religion are crownc
Till then, dearest Erin, bid thee farewell,
My heart 10 thy green fields is bound by spell;
But duty commands that leave thee a while,
Ny home and the shores of the Emerald Ise
L. NJ
A Son Of Erin
williamsburg, Northampton co. Pa.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-11-23
NOTICE.

A Pa,iion for Discharge and Certificate un-
der the Bankrupt Law, has been filed by
John Finch, Leather Manufactures, Pike
county.
Aud Friday the 3oih day Of December next at
IL o'clock, A. NJ. is appointed for the hearing
thereof, before The said Court, sitting IN Bank
rupiey. al the District Court Room, in the Ci
IS Of Philadelphia. when and where the Cred.
iiors Of the said Petitioner, who have proved
their Debls, and all other persons IN interest,"
may appear and show cause, il any they have
why such Discharge and Certificate should not
be granted.
FRAS. HOPKINSON,
Clerk Of The District Court.
Philadelphia, Oct. Q, l6l2.--low. ol3.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-11-23


The inciden, given below has The merit ef
truth Il occurred few days since at tho
Post Office in this city
Zone hundred and eliuin," exclaimed voice.
tha, told at once its owners wish and his place
of birth. The officer on duty, finding that the
Box so numbered was not let, returned 10 his
loop hole, and scru,inized the speaker veiF
carefully, when the following conversation tuck
place.
Officer. "What do you wantl"
Pat. Letters, if you plaze."
Officer. "Who sent you herel"
"Pai. "'Twas just myself, sir"
Officer. 'sWhat is your name"
Pat. "Dermot Hughes, sir"
Officer. "Why do you expect TO get your
letters in this wayr'
Pat. "What way 'ud expect TO gel faaH
sir! shure, this is the posl-office!"
Officer. eyes, but why do you ask for III y"
Pat. "Il's where | live, sir-one hundred
and eliuin Delaney -s,reet."-N. Y. Ameriean
| Fanny Elssler is about to appear in Paris,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-11-23
From the Literary Harvester.
The Memory of the Departed.

By WILLIAM II. CRANSToNE.
"The sweet remembrance of the just,
Shall flourish when they sleep in DUST
When darkness wells this variant earth,
And sorrows cluster round the soul,
'Tis well to bow at memory's shine,
Where orient thoughts unceasing roll;
The form, the looks, the words of one,
Once buoyant on lfe's stormy sea,
Come rushing through times vista, fresh
The tailsmen of memory.
The mind, in ecstacy of thought,
Is wrapt in infinite delight,
And holds communion with the just,
Redeemed from errors factious nights
The virtues of the good appear,
In all their vividness of life
The calm remembrance of the dead
Can often hull the storms of strife.
The fond remembrance Of friend,
Who sleeps the silent sleep of death,
Whose warm affections possessed,
Ere she gave back her borrowed breath,
Oft cheers me when despair is rife,
And doubling, madly on ] press,
Regardless cen of LIES concerns,
But vainly seeking happiness.
The kindly counsel that she gave,
In youths too wild and reckless day;
Is treasured up within my heart,
A sure defence 'gainst errors sway;
The meek example that she set,
For me, while in this world Of wo,
With freshness rises in my mind,
Wherever may chance to go.
Such sweet mementoes ofthe dead,
And fond remcmbrances prize
dearly lore to dream of those,
When Deaths tranplanted in the Skies
I'm lost with transport and with JOY,
Whcne'er the memory Of the dead,
Steals gently DER my troubled mind,
And Gains my wild, delirious head.
deem il but the harbinger
or joyous seasons yet to come,
When, united, may live,
With friends, should Heaven but be my hom
Transporting theme! bliss divine.
When life and all its cares shall end,
BE mine the JOY at last to meet
In Heaven, my much beloved friend
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-11-23
Posing a Pedagogue.

"Sally Jones have you done the sum sci
yon!"
mo ,hir, can't do it,"
sCa1i do ii. I'm ashamed uf you. Why Al
your age could do any sum that was set me.
/ hate that word can'i! For there is no sum
that can't be done, can tell you"
81 think, illir, that knowlh thum you cant
Infer out"
ala! well. well, Sally! let's hear il"
at iih ,hi,h ,hir: If one apple eauthed the
ruin of the whoie humanraih, how many ihuch
will il take 10 make barrel Of thweet thider,
lhir!"
..Miss Sally Jones-you may turn 10 your
parsing lesson
.Yelh, ih:r"
.Alisr you" as the kettle Sad to the dogs tail
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-11-23
NOTICE.

Petitions for Discharge and Certificate under
ihe Bankrupt Law, have been fled by
Moses Hrnss. Lumhernan, Pike county.
Waher Buchanan, Tanner. do
And Friday the 30th day OF December next al
II t'sinek, 4. NJ is appointed for The hearing
thereof. before he said Court. sitting IN Bank
ru3icv. ai the District Couri Room, in the Guy
Of Philadelphia. When and where the Creditors
Of the said Petitioners, who have proved their
Debts, aud-alI other persons in interest, may
appear aud show cause, if any they hare, why
such Discharge and Certificate should mol be
granted.
FRAS. HOPKINSON,
Clerk Of the District Court.
Philadelphia, Oct. 5, 1872 TO-