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PEYTON JOHNSTON
Successor TO IyeIl, Johnston a LyeIl)


WHOLESALE and retail dealer in Drugs,
w Mei,eincs Chemicals Dye WOODS Painters Oils
Window Glass, G- Ware, hr term.
Nutinegs Mace Indigo Castle soap. Cloves
Cinnamon. Cayenne Pepper, Copp-as
Rotten Pot and Pearl Ashes
Tiquouee Ban LosNood. SaI-ratus Pa Blue
AlInL Powdered Ginger and Root
White Iesd-dry and IN oil
Jamaica Ginger Salipctr-
Oii Peppermint and other
Isinsss Russia Sponge. Gn- sal fr wa.h
Snud-Naccaboy. loritlTds Scotch d.
Lamp Black Black Lead StauPhions Brsrs
Chalk, sup. Carb. Soda, Puiiy. Setitz
Soda Powders. Y-sst Powders, Alcohol
Castor Oh IN boties. Epson salts, Flour Sulphur
Ink IN bottles birthstone, Lneifer Matches
British I.l-tf.. olive OIL IN basket. aud barrels
o-wnter Sperm Fan 10. In-eed fout spi
Tirpenine.
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLE--suracal Instruments Lancet.
Evan best and warranted Apoh-
6aS- tssrrip
Bottts P.urn.ry Soap Tooth Brushes
Powders Paints dry and ground Obj. windo, GIas-
Brushes, Coors ami Painters AuicI-,.
FAMILY AND PATENT MEDlCINFs-Phy,ielans nd Country
Merchants select Goods and good assortment
be found other Store the Stale
tJr Tn" prond attention paid pscki1s shipping
orders 30
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HENRY GIBSON. CLERK.
In the United siales Conrt for the Eastern ~.

% ct virginia at Norfolk 2l December, SCOTT
"'' iown OF Portsmouth having flied
may be declared bankrupt ordered that an r4rD. an
o. OF the sid James Scott show 10 Court ON IA.
"' FEBRUARY neat why the
'u bankrupt purant To- the Congress an that behalf, ana
u COPY OF THIS order be published ncwsTape aceojng t
the s'd and 2ith rules Of Count. 'e ~
a Copy-Tcsie,
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FINE CHEWING TOBACCO.
NoR hr.' by half box Office
= 81 J. W. DtBREII. A. 60.

NEW DRY GOODS, CHEAPER THAN EVER.
DECEMBER, 1872.
- n. JENKINS Is opening from auction, a
Ne large addition HI very Stock of Dr Goods and
- now prepared to sell prices than the following
Gopd.
1000 pieces Caeo all pces from g. 3 g. T. 10. and I9l
comprising choice ASSORTMENT ~ -tyIes and qualities.
1000 blankets. b o. o. o. - III, g. anil higher.
100 pair iei Blankets 81 I. ;, ani higher.
100 pieces white anil r FLANNEL, H. 9Oc, l. Cd AMI finer.
Iiney-, l2!c D. 20 and l. Cd.
kefssys for H. 0. Cd.
200 pieces heavy slitu.t. Ga p 81. y and
Cloths Cashmere. AMI vostinys. bargains.
200 iars Cotton Olnlhufgs No- 1 and >.
200 h. beacl'i AMI unbaehed brown sirting from SC,
The finest made.
1000 yit Nolsin. al l. 81. -, . a. and finer
Rich al wos MoI.lus fr1fl q
Plaid Silk. flf lir-' dresses % v.
1000 Jis NJ al the style II .iDs
iI"Hui Velvet bonnet Ribbons and n1Rer-.
1000 lHuan Cambria dsfa i-c 90 and D. Cd higher
Great bargains in cIrpstnvs ~ - d. p and finer.
Lambs Wool lnd Msrup shirts and drawers
Ntfk- Gryc rlu Collars, Su-pruinfs. forming
AMI nDst et'n-y. ~ by Gns. city
Willie ph Wholesale retail Tor cash. unpfcc p
doc II-ribisp
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JAMES A. PATTESON,

JAMES 4. PATTES0N,
co So M ssion We're hnnt,
Inn SACKS "Ni1rhau" SALT
eDOO 100 bag- iag1ira Coffee prime
100 dY ~ Domingo IN
~ hlris ~ Sugars
- barrels 2 Horrirys
- boxes s,-rn CIutcs frf quality
bbs bct Winter Strained rl~tn OF
. ssf1on- Caracas y. Indigo
hhd-. Bacon Side
- bsss tou-.ana Black Mo-
COCO Do. SPYING Hin Cotton Vans
70 hl'ss d. E4uIng
- bags Fsltprs
packs Deer Skins.
Also
20 cLs " Burnett, ITougbton Cor wines, rif
,,' ,.,. fonion Particular N,d-ua
D. do 0d aui suparDr sstr.ai
dI dl $50
Do d1 dJ d1 Gnpe Juice
d. stss obs md superior Green M.I1asy Mad.
81 ~ frfu l..r fr4ff as
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JOIINSONIANA.

~ JENKINS NV openng and viii sn ~ great bargains
~ in DO fInuinr t,ssa.
fsfgsusDs-Yard uic Cof1n C1Teuga. ~ one fuHE PEI
Jam hF1y rf 'ifprtnvs yard Wrie NJ %. cents 900 wool
ingf1In 'arfhng fII yhfd wlls ~ o. Hi lnd o. Cd
ffffDys yards rarses ~ g. g. p 10 i2ic mi Gne
~ msfy rsf ryIf.. OF ush lusi fr eol0f.
fHsyft-iDDO Jin white and red Ihnnfa ~ D. zoe o. g.
Pr 80 %. mi fffr qualities
Gums fsssisFpFs VSausor-Evey fBie q new lrd
hshffshi. tnf. faafiuerr4 aui Vctrrs 'vfry cheap
Lttsf.rfDDG ysf- nasya krfeys Jeans lni oiiff
fas 20 sr11ni. ,tfiing
Noun 4 hu' asoueni NJ ''f'lni. Roc and Whitney
bri
81 80 ias' r0ton Oyrahurs bI~'rh"d and unbc1,lei
f"n FhrrB ssd HetiDgs rDuphg ssieHsiys lsoitnen
~ sl while fisiti~s md press.
Inf hafpt hny shove. ~ wifse teiai cal
" IFNKfNa'.
fDt1 ItehInge C9rnrr Richmond. Va.
AfARILLA SERUETS
hlk 'lHllrrfs NV -irp,'d Win tbs puur fsgiT -
- hnalLff Itt i..i f..eiasdty
BOLTON 4 HARRfsON.
z. ~ Aan susei. GOMEZ Atyye the baHss,
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NIRCINIA-At Rnles held In 1he Clcrk,

" lRGlNlA-At Rules held in the Clerks
Office Of III" Superior Court Of Chancep for the Richmond
Circuit, the 9Th day Of December, IS49:
Edwin shelton executor of Ann Foster and administrator
nj o Peter POSTER deceased William u.
City Of Richmond administrator Of John south
ALL deceased Thomas Underwood Elih WIFE Jas
b Souihah Pitts,
Charles Cuts and Lucy Vanlant and Martha
his wife, Edward Mayo and other Derts.
The defendants above named rance
and gwen security according the Assembly rules Il
ihs court and hapPSng by satisfactory they
inhabitants Of tins Commonwealth IL ordered that the said de
Pendants IN APPEAR RS Monday in March
next and answer the bills Of the plaintiffs and that copy
order BE- forthwith Inserted newspaper published
Richmond for two months successfully, AMI p-tcda
OF the Capitol IN the siFi city. \ Copy-'Tcse
dc ~ cw9w WIN g.. SANDS, c.
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II tTict Of Virginia. lYh January. IsIl.
on the petition Of Jlquen r. City Richmond
Merchant,
Against
Beverly synor merchant Of rlr county Of Neekcnbug-S
BANKNUPToY
On reading the PETITION aforesaid notice scof
be- gwen 10 the sad Beverly Sydnor, by delivering copy
thereof he be found by Ieaving a copy
thereof At h known usual pac. OF residence
At least 20 days before the 18th day Of March hearing
viii be- had the d petition United Room
IN the city of Richmond within Distinct that no
lice thereof he published the according
and 9ii s Of Court that all persons may appear at
At thu aid time and place and show cause any they have why
the said petition should not be- granted.
A Copy. Teste
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GUN.SMITHING.
NEW BOOKS-J4NU4RY Or

FUNhOMAS TNRER continues make order Double anil
singh Guns and Rides Guns Stocked altered
and repaired together with all kinds done
in the Gun Snihing line shortest de-
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nInIE nIOGnAPIIY.


Characters ~ The principal personages
Wuiinga practically adapted 70 The
private 6mes together wf apps adH
dissertations on Of DIVINE Revelation. being
% summary ~ biblical knowisge carefully condensed
piled Tom Scot noddrdfe Gu Patnek Adam Clarke Pool 0i
uofus Wan Fioec Robinson and other eminent f,c
scupufra edited hy embenshed with
dfsd enssvugs wood Illustrative n scripture sceues
CUSTOMS scdnh cdton volume further SUPPLY
sdby SMITH DRINEER a MORRIS
Odd FeIIows' Annual.
" RANDOtPti has fot ac the Oti Fsnows Offng. for
~ et1 Edited ~ fssha Donaldson neatly bound and nua
to j.
on 600 CIGARS, Havana and Principe,
OO,OOO 81 The most approved bfands-fors ss by
ALEX DvVAt. 4 90.
He.sici and uutlsseb,d pore winter
~ OF. re,syins 90 sh BY
LhIa-a DUNLOP goNCURE CO.
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70 FAMILIES.
BOLTON a. HARRISON,

Drugris ed .fpariss. abOrs s BaHts, Mas STREET.
hfFEH FOR SALE The following arclUs Tor flmfy yz
~ Gcaiinc ot rehned l.inFass for Bhnc Mango
Btr kua-i Sheet Do 10 do
Yeast Powders. iot batter cake. Sc.
rupcrine safch
b'si white Jamaica Ginger
fresh Spices Of Au kinds
Bermuda Arrow Root fresh
He-1 Dutch Barley
Glenrhunnf's superior ground Oat Meal
Iupioea fof puddugs g. N-s teslsa snaksr very
white
Pearl HaRo
Cohigns ana Lavender Waters ~ ths pint
Bet Spanish Indigo
Washing Sods and Potash
feppet Saure
Ffeon's EIiret ~ tsuos or a.vst,ug ,u.ars- t,,, s
Genuine Ray Run
supenof Rose Water. Enghsh and AnstirsB
fesb Govcs and 5upz
Tooth BRUSHES. an puc~s
Fh0e and Hair DO DO
Brush Lusife. Tor crates and
~ BPrescpon- carefully compounded and peyssuai ssn,,u
gvsn o an hours u5Q6
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10 hereby certify that the persuasion Of my friends
rIrrhl-i h1fa bottle Smiths Biters of IIcath
AMI found great relief have lad disease the
pat am confident that that
much relief
~ health. ROYAL Z. SHEPHERD.
Irt
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\ AGUIRA AND ST. DOMINGO CUFFRE-6o bag Iaguira
- Coffee, superior quality Domingo
~ ia WILLIAMS HANAII.
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NEW BOOKS,
Received Ord January.
smith. Drinker a. Morris.
library Of Novels No H. MsluayerS by
- author % LsnOnia Ristr a..
EdsSa0H-Psu Isl History Education. Anisnt Moisrn
Part 2ui plan Of Culture and Instruction based
lnc'Pies and degned % AID tbs right education youth physical
", intellectually nd morally.
a Sound Mind Healthy Body" BY ~ snl Professor NJ
Modem Languages Pennsylvania College
Harper- Family Library. ia
NORsETs CORsETs, CORsETs-I,OOO pair white and cord
~ Corsei best and fashionable prces
&C. s. l2s ljs and ie of all
". jenkins.
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OVER SHOES.

NENT1EMEN's Calf.kin Over Shoe, in Richmond
- DO Patent Gumeasue Over Shes very superior arcIe
AMI
Gentefnen's Plain Gumelastic Over Shoe,
DO Last Over Shoes something very comfortable Travsl
To The above variety Of Over Shoes would respectfully
attention Of toe stock aud large.
and good and handsome and prices
pond with the SAMUEL PUTNEY,
deI9 door above Hubbard Gardner A CO. Main street
II Evils LEAD-Ano,hsr supply above Ju.t
u A ceivcd and for sale BY d. ~ \. y. DOVE
- oBINsoN's Fat"n, Barcy Slip
perry Film. for inyahds Tor sale by de- ~ =. T.. DOVE
M Ellis MACHINE SPREAD SrRENGTHNINS PI.As
w TERs-A few dozen just received and for ale, by
de 81 r. v. DOVE
BLACKSMITH TOOLS.
ID ICHARDs GARDNER offer for prices" the
II times ye superior assortment Of Anvils Wees
ssdgs Hamise Screw Plates and Smith Tools n
scnpton Farmers and others o the above RD0i Il
find bargains will call The gn ohe Saw,
0s IIu "a
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NlRGINIA.-Lapcaster County Court. N.

vsmbcr 2ist I5i2.
Marin Sampson Judh George Polly Hayden and Nancy Cock
rail-, CofnpIts. \
Is
Hiram Sampson. Den.
Ihs day plaintiffs and flied the defendant
Hiram sampn having his appearance given
cfy according ~ Assembly 81 this Court
and appearing. satisfactory evidence an nahi
n this country ordered the said defendant de- .pa
here e hrt day of Aprl Count aud pant
bill and that copy II tins order be- paper published
c city of Richmond for succes-iyey AMI posted NJ
the front door OF the Court House Of this county.
d. . wo,y Attest, ROT. DUNAwAY G. e.
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W TNtTTNIN-IN NHNNCERY.-Nt TUICS held
In The Clerks Once County Court Of Cumberland ON
Monday, the 7i day Ut November I5f2.
John A. Caldwell Plaintiff
Thomas sakcy, Joseph srkcy Robert siarry,
~ sally sarsey Mary siarkey fay sarsry William rkcy
John Daniel and Alen wilson sheriff of Cumberland AMI
A. such administrator of William Stafkcy decd.
The Defendant William Ssrkey having entered APPEAR
anc and given according the act ~ Assembly and i
n tins Court and Appearing by satisfactorily evidence b.
n"an nnbian o- County III ordered ilnt The said dc'n
am doappcar here t h day II February Count AMI
the amended hn NJ The plnnf and copy n
be- forthwith Inserted newspaper Published The
Richmond r., months succe--ycly posted
9th. Cour house ~ tiia county.
A cOpy-Tese.
dsI7 n ~ wOoDsoN u e.
NsEED OLA large supply Of Liused OIL received ani
- nr .lle M y IOUNsTONS
b. Medical Emporium.
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COFFEE AND LOAF SUGAR
1An BAGS 81 Domingo COdee
IOO 20 boxes "BrOoIn's" loaf and lump Sugar
For BY 2-Iw J. A. PATE
CT. GROIN AND NEw ORLEANS SUGAR
- 10 Hhds. ~ CToK Sugar.
20 % New Orleans sugar, New Cfop-FOr sale BY
g2 JAMES A. PATTESON
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-07-12
A National Insult.

The particulars of a high handed outrage, COM
fnitted by the British Consul at Sierra Leone, on
the Coast of Africa, upon the Briganine Robert,
of New York, have been forwarded to Washington,
and are now receiving the serious consideration
of the Secretary Of State. 1t appears that he a.
Legally seized and con6scated number of chests
Of tea. and kegs of gunpowder, on board the Ro-
bert, besides committing other enofmities. The
British agents have been SO long accustomed TO
insult our countrymen. and to offer indienities TO
merchant ships, with impunity, that the yerest
imps of fher government begin to think that they
are called upon to keep up the practice. Until
Che government of the United States, promptly re-
sents such behaviour, we cannot look for any
thing bsttef. Fl has become a by-word. and no.
thing is more true, that she who does not care for
himself, nobody Will care for" We hope, there
fore, our authorizes VIII see the necessity Of spec
.dy and energetic action in Che present case;-
H,e,Il for the purpose of re4ressing grievous
'wreng and for maintaining the dignity Of the gov
- nisent.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-07-12
The Tomato.

Thomas Jefferson Randolph, IN an
address before the Agricultural So
ciety of Albermarle county, Virginia;
lately delivered, stated that Mr.. JEFF
ferson could recollect when the toma-
to was cultivated as an ornament to
the flower gardens, called love apple,
and deemed poisonous, It was eat
en- but by one individual, whose pc
culiar constitution, or the formation
Of whose stomach, was supposed to
resist It's deleterious effect
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-07-12
The Opposition Boats--Rich Scene.

Two boats were up. for St. Louis, at Clncin-
natl, the other day, one asking nine, the other
Ave dollars About an hour before starting the
spokesman. FOR large migratory party who
had taken seats on the five dollar boat asked
the nine dollar captain why he charged so
much, when the latter confidently whispered
10 the man as follows: +" The fact is, my friend,
that chap has obtained large quantity of Gun
pomder as freight at high rates, while refused
10 endanger the lives Of my passengers wifi
it, SO you see that he can afford TO take you
cheaper than canr' The spokesman return
ed 10 the cheap boat, whispered the I" facts" 10
the passengers, and they all fled 10 the nine
dollar boat like rats from sinking ship! On
landing al ST. Louis it turned out that Mr. Nine
Dollars had as much gunpowder on board as
Mr.. Five Dollars had
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-07-12
KILLED ON the Lowell Railroad.

A man, whose name was unknown, was
killed on the Lowell railroad, near Billerica.
on Saturday When the cars stopped at the
turning out place, near Bierica, he, against
the caution of those about him, jumped from
The cars 10 cross the tract along which the
downward train from Lowell was passing al
The same moment The engine struck him
threw him down across The rails, and passed
over him, breaking the right leg and left arm
and cutting and mangling his head dreadfully
He died instantly.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-07-12
MAN of Events.

The Dover, IN. H. Gazette says there is
man now residing within the limits OF that
town, who has had more events happen TO him
in one day than is common. He started from
his home sober at s o'clock-got drunk before
9 o'clock-got fogging before 10 o'clock
pulled down tent before l l o'clock-got INTO
a lookup before II oclock-7pald seven dollars
for sauce, and was released before o'clock
fell and injured his leg, and was carried home,
before o'clock-and took an oath before 9
O'Clock that he would never drink any more
liquor, and has kept his word. He says that
no man has greater reason than he has TO hale
rum, or thank God Gor. having lame leg.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-07-12
Correspondence Of the Jeaersdnian Republican
- rs, ~ a.,


hare very little 10 communicate this week
Every body appears dull and po,hing of inter
esl is afoat. The Fourth of July has passed
off, and left our town even quieier than il was
before. Temperance Grafton, and Militia
ry Parade were its principal attractions.
Both our Volunteer companies are trying to
make arrangements for an excursion this sum-
mer The National Guards, Capt. Yohe, wish
TO make Trip 10 Boston, about the first ol
September, and The Delaware Greys. Capt
Reeder, are anxious 10 pay vlsll to BALL
more, during the latter part of August Inc
individual members of each, are active in the
matter, and I should not be at all surprised II
thew carried their ends Wherever they go
,hey will be an honor to Old Northampton
Two better drilled companies cannot easily be
found
During the two past weeks we have had
considerable talk about detachment OF U. )
Troops being sent here TO encamp during the
summer But whether they will be sent ol
not, canno, positively say. Some OF ou'
citizens are very anxious TO have them come
whilst others are warmly opposed to ii. We
will know positively in few days.
Our farmers have just finished hay.making
and some are already harvesting. 1t has beer
very dry in this neighborhood. for some time
much to the injury of Corn, Potatoes, and
garden things. We had relre shing shower
yesterday afternoon. ~.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-07-12
Georgia..

The Wings OF Georgia, lately held State Con-
venton at Milledgeville, at which they nominated
the Hon, George w. Crawford, for Governor, and
A. H. Stevens, Esq. to fill vacancy in the Con-
gresslonal Delegation. They also appointed ten
Delegates to represent them in the Wing National
Convention, at Baltimore, with instructions to
vote for Henry Clay, as the Candidate for the
Presidency. Among the distinguished names
which adorn the list of Delegates, we notice those
of John Mcpherson Berr;en, of the United States
Senate, and Thomas Butler King late Member OF
Congress.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-07-12
Extraordinary Man.

A man by the name of Benonl /.
Bachelor resides in Meredith, about
twenty-five years of age, who was
born without legs and with only one
arm! He came up to the door of
our office last week in wagon, got
out and came in as spry as any man.
After finishing his business he went
out, got into his wagon, cracked his
whip and went off as smart as some
men would do with four legs. Mr..
Bachelor goes up or down stairs
with perfect ease, and can even 60
up or down common ladder with
facility. His body is about the mid
die stature, and with that and the one
arm he has, he goes where ne plea
ses, with as much apparent ease as
almost any Belqap, N. II. Ga
zette.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-07-12

The Committee, appointed by the Stockholders
to investigate the affairs of this institution, have
not yet finished their labors, but enough has been
ascertained to convince them that the Capital has
been entirely sunk, and that no money will re-
main to redeem the notes. The people of Allen
town are very much exasperated against John
Rice, late President of the Bank, and had him ar.
the embezzlement of its funds. He was, howev-
er, admitted to bail in the sum of ten thousand
dollars.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-07-12
sianaer from an Old Baclieior.

Miss Polly said comical fellow 70 an
old young maid, have you heard of The recent
aci Of the Legislature, by which all ladies' with
small mouths are to be provided with hus-
bands Z" Indeed. no." replied. the lady,
screwing up her mouth with pucker. "lt is
fact. however" continued the wag. !" and
another clause of the aci provides that all those
ladies' who have large mouths shall have two
husbands each" ''Oh, my" exclaimed the
lady. opening her month as wide as bucket,
" what wonderful cunous law
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-07-12
The Cabinet.

The following persons are named by the
Madisonan as the probable incumbents Of The
Cabinet.
Secretary Of slate---Abel p Upsher.
Secretary of the Treasury c. Spen-
Ger.
Secretary Of War---James M. Por,or
Secretary of The Navy David R. Henshaw.
Postmaster General-C. A. WIckliffe.
Auorne; Gebera-- John Nelson.
Mr.. Henshaw is a B0sloifiaii. and Mr.. Neil
son is full blooded loco(oco lawyer Of Mary
Iand.---Should the above statement be true the
Cabnel is now fully organized
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-07-12
New Jersey.

We are glad to see that the Wings of New Jer-
sey are waking up to the importance OF this tall
election. County meetings have already been
called in most parts of the State, to make the pre-
paratory arrangements. Of the tire congressman
TO be chosen, the Wings can unquestiona5ly Sc
cure four, if they but exert themselves in the pro-
per manner New jersey always shows righi
side up, when the Wings are active.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-07-12
Quite willing.

Il is said fhst Thomas W. Dorr, the rebel Gov.
erDor of Rhode Isle.1d, is willing TO acknowledge
the right Of the Iegulan, constituted authorizes in
that State. to administer tlfc Government. he is
also anxious to return to Providence and resume
the practice Of Law. lfpermitted to reiGrn' be
promises to behave himself well, and never more
disturb the peace and quiet of tie State. Ii re-
mains to be seen whethef the aHtborities, toward
whom he promises TO be so gracious, will grant
hin iuli Immunity for bis high offences, on such
light terms
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-07-12
miiftafY Enealnpments.

An Encampment of Volunteers is to commence
at Pottsvlle, Pa. on the 10th of August next, to
continue one week. Twenty four companies,
have sfgnifed their intention to be present.
A Volunteer Encampment, will also commence
at Doylestown, Bucks county, on the 23d of An-
gust, and continue four days. About twenty CON-
panies have already accepted invitations to be
present
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-07-12
EST'RA Y.

Came 10 the enclosure of The subscriber, re-
siding in Stroud township, about three weeks
since, small
Sandy Boar,
abont a wear old. with no marks about him.
The owner is requested TO come forward, prove
property, pay charges and take him away with
in Sky days from the date hereof, or ne viii
be disposed Of as the law directs.
ANDREW GRONER.
June IA, le43.
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He Declines.

Nj J. G. Birney declines being the Abolition
candidate for the Presidency in 1874 He is no
doubt satisfied with the honor his party conferred
upon him in 1910, when he was their candidate.
He then received about tico thousand cotes in the
United States.
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The Sandwich Islands.

The British Minister at Washington, has Off
cially disavowed the seizure of the Sandwich ISL
ands, by Lord George Paulet, as unauthorized by
his Government. He says that an immediate in
quiry will be made into the matter, and full justice
done to the islanders
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Poe,ical superscription.

The following was the direction
of a letter passing through the Lon
don Post Office, 10th March, lS43 =
''Ye man of letters, ere the coming night
Convey this note of mine to Robert Wright,
A merchant in the article called Coal,
A good, kind man, a jocund, jovial soul,
His word is sacred, and swear by jove
He dwells in Devon Street, in Liston Grove