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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-10

GREAT BARGAIN IN LAND.-The subscriber having deter
of Land In the county Of Caroline which he al
Sides containing about twelve hundred This land is To-
Gated about miles from Chesterfield Depot the Richmond
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad neshoorhood remark
able tor good health and good society," being egu distant from
Richmond and Fredcrcksbure aud about thirty miles from
either place. The improvements consist of large and
venen dwelling house with ak rooms above M basement and
ih basement excellent grsuny shielded three Sides
large tobacco barn, 30 by ~ framed, and built Of the best
materials cabins and all other necessary out oasas nr large
family all ard aood repair There IL upon the land
good apple orchards and two dwelling houses that might il
Necessary he divided ino Two ;as Of six hundred each
There the yard excellent well Z! water, operated by
pump and good Sprng far distant The quality The land
good and PERHAPS better lian IN The E,i:hborood
hundred cf valuable !at and inferior besides
valuable swamp lai. aout three hundred il
original growth heavily mbrred with and pine. This
situation w"! he Ycy fine !ccataa for Lawyer and would
afford practice. ft-r description IS aeefsed
say, H. presumed wishing purchase will FIRST
anime for himself. The terms will lie maze easy will take
pleasure in showing the land persons wn wish To
chase. FRANCIS w. SCOTT
Nov 52-wn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-10

NOTICE-a Petition will he presented the Gene
raj Assembly, praying Of law
the undersigned the right Of the Commonwealth much " Lot
$751; u street the city of Richmond Claudus Mar
tin or Mary Martin, his wife, died seized and POSSESSED of
MARY ROPER.
Dec 63-2aw5w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-10
Frrm az n Poorer Ct .f.:orncy.

FrrTa Of Po,rer CT .f.orncy.
Know ALI. MEN ~ Ti:Sj: PRESENTS, That
hr;cay ap2c.t
TO b. Substitute and proxy f,- and IN rar- ar:
br .;rcon Of Director Dcctos Of the Bark
oi Virginia: Aud Furthermore 10 represent At ell
meetings Of TIE Stockholders Of sad Bluk. aud In
and briaf 10 vet: respecting tile enre!ing, re-
pealrs amending such BY laws Cn7nces Regulations
e necessary and convenient Tor Tie ard
management ct lie said p.nk, fully might
oolia were personally present.
Wi~rs., hand aud seal this day OF
1871 fsEaLl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-10

rf,HE Second Session my School, longwood, viii open o.
tho md January next In this School viii be taught Ii Ia
n Greek and English the elements Of ne,
matirs.
The tuition fee for Session of ten months will be s
Board can he had families Of The highest responsibility
per session.
ANY information qualifications OF the subscriber q,
be hal y reference Dr. Harrison of the University. &C.
had by addressing D. James B. Rogers the subscriber s
81 ooA, Aibemarle. JAMES s. HAMH
o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-10

County, TO 1rit:
/, Justice Of the Peace for said County, do
hereby certify ,hat
who ha executed the above Power Of Attorney personally
appeared before and made oath that the Stock which
proposed 10 be- given. il hona tide.
and iha; The is held by of any
transfer con'rvcd designed evaGs tile provisions the
Establishing regulations or TIC incorporation OF Banks,
passed tine 22i March, 1851.
Given under my hand, this day CT ISL
His prc?ery-or the property ii his ward
his inesiate estate naming the tesaor
bona e held by him in ys Of duly record
ed will deed in trust TO, osr PERSONS naming
the persons and deed.
So7 - 5.-oaWt3
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-10

PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.
THE subscriber is Constantly receiving the celebrated
nulae,oy OF NUNS Clark, New York, elegant and plan
riano foriea possessing the latest improvements and III.
del.caey OF touch and sweetness ofton-, peculiar
Also large assortment of Musical Instruments and M4s
Merchandise IN general.
Piano fortes repaired, tuned, let kre and taken e.
change.
CHEAP Music.
The largest collection Of Msc offered for gal.
State selected from, the the rrr
row enabled 10 sell g, ar Philadelphia and New York hoe,
and retail prices.
Those purchasing TO sell again will be furnished upon bets
terms than they can find elsewhere In the State.
p. H. TAYLOR.
Jan Pirns Fort and Hsre Sforr opporb ne Bar.
FaH Imported CHINA and QUEENSW.4RE,
SIZZLING VERY Low.
the ship Harriet Rockwell just arrived, added prev'c
- receipts, am placed in possession Of large and
Ing stock II Qn-ensware and China.
German, French and american GLASSWARE.
Also on hand, an c1tens@e end varied u O.
Pressed and Plain Class, oil German French and W
nufaciure, German Silver ana Britannia Cas,o stone Wa
ETC.. etc.
The above Goods have been purchased at r1 lou ya n
monry, and AIN anxious 10 sell in the way.
My old and punciua paying friends invited 70 sny on "
usual credit. WIN. =. BUTLER,
doors above the Bell Tavern.
Sept % 39-wl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-10

WILL be exhibited for four days and
evenings only, from Monday, the 9;h, to
Thursday The Eth instant, from 9o'ciock,
A. NJ, ill Q, r. NJ, at tile Exchange Hotel
Saloan, that nort ',tra0rdindrg CREATION,
the REAL MERMAID. taken near the n
: ier Islands, and whose recent exhibition
sin n. York, Boston. Baltimore and Wash
] inc,un has utterly disrclied The doibts ol
: thousands and thousands Of naturalists,
land other scientific persons, regarding the
real existence Il such an animal.
.Alsn. will be exhibited the ORAITHo.
RYNCCJ, from New Holland, oCkAS1
Of,TANG, sc, &c.
In rnnneciion with this exhibition, j.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-10

In the United States Corn FOR HE Eastern District Of ysnp
- l,rc. 2.!, lai3:
SlAs WHIT! OF thr cnuay Of ianover. in his iudivdg
~ character aud - member of the OF & W
of Holmes County, Mississippi, having ed pr,ition pray
that he may he declared Bankrupt: II - nrdrrrd
sons claiming 10 be rrednss 81 - said Sas While show
TO HE Court, on lie m day OF January next by the Ss
htr be mol declared bankp prauaE, the act nf CT
errss IN ihai beh and thar cny Of This order be published
the newspapers according In, 22ui and 9th Rules OF Court
copy-Tesl,,
HENRY GIBSON Clerk
Zee. is bi-w5.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-10

CLASSICAL SCHOOL. The Seventh Session Of the Gas.
- cal School une the supern,endence Of The Rev. Geo F.
Sachln, stump Island. hlbenhe county, Va VII. COM
January 18th. oed cIose December 18Th, eDwitl
months vacation III Summer
Tn. object Of this iIii.icn Is in the English department., 10
quii oas for the pursuit 81 hsys in the classical 10
pare rnr cnranca iHn Il cJ.!e.. OF Earnestly.
Tie situation, Rvarra river, !eec aEd remarkably
IbIots :e mode of instruction in ali Il, different branches
accurate, aiming much I.li fo.ess y; per
feet comprehension: discipline parental CHARGES moderate
These advantages, which w.i recommend themselves pa
Tenis and guardians.
The branches taught Reaiing. Writing Arithmetic Geo
RrG2hy. Grammar, History, Ancient and Hgrrn, Algebra and
Geometry, Chemistry. Natural and Moral Philosophy.
The Latin, Greek French, German Languages, ard the He
brew, If required.
The charge. HE scholastic year mouths, including
washing. fuel, light bed, board and tuition
In the English department, $lG5
In The Classical department., 100
Reerere-Cr kra,sr, Prof OF the University Of Virginia,
DR.. Geo. IS. B.ettennann, D. Hancock Esq.
Dec. % .0-wti5J
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-10

AuREI GROVE FEMALE SEMINARY, Essex CorNTY
IL The exercises Of this School will he resIied On the 9Th ia
nuary and Closed the last Of July 5i3 Ih- Seminary 10
Gated in the Southern part OF Essex county nenr The stage road
from Richmond 10 Tappasnnock mics from the aer place
The situation Is retired and prorcria fer 1t. hcanlness
Al the branches of complete Engoh Educacr and Needle
Work taught By Miss Burt
The French Language and Music the Piano Forte and Gut
tar. by Hiss M,Quscn.
The patronage which bestowed this Senna
r., ih the moral, intellectual ard social impoye
the young ladies, will convince intelligent public Of its
worth
for board tuition scholastic year Of ten
months, Si2h
Nn,ir including the use of Piano 81
Music on Guitar, u
Thr French Language, ~
Three Pianos superior manufacture with Globes ard other
apparatus will facilitate the Improvement Of Tic young ladies' III
IL" different sciences. .
Far further information, he Hon R. H. T. Hunter, -
c. Rev Philip iionilge Muscoe Ca.nctt Esq., Doc A. Block
euoroueh iG. Wright. n. +. NasGas IT, and LIS semi
PIE, E,s. Essex Dr. y N. Dew, James foYan Sam' T. Jar
wood, ciasul l.nmka. ESQ. if tn D. Falconer, The.
Walker and 70 ". D4.s L>!. kt 'lncen: w NJ" ton and
H. T. Garnet, E Ecsiru -lan1; Berg H. h3k", Esq, Ming
Wi!i,r; Iii W. =. Gaines Hanover Ir John nneksnro"ra,
Geo T. Booker, @ and Ncavfs. Sn, Drnter AMI Morris.
Richmond; Col VIM Caieli, Sor!k; or 10 myself 2. he ae-
mn.fv. J. J." roX
Ll:l,cl Grove, jan 81. 1873. .a-w:::
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(yLARKSYILLE FEMALE ACADEMY, pA.-The re.i :,
~ sion of this Institution will commence the FIRST ily
February next and end the lt day of August following
Terms per session Of six months:
Board including every personal accommodation, 4.
Tuition i'm tie higher English Branches.
Music, and use Ui INSTRUMENT,
Latin or French, extra,
4 class Of Misses under l. years vii! he taken 4,
sAIL. l.. VESABLE, PRINCIPAL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-10

EIEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, RrcxiScHAw CO.'S
~ V.-Thr Faculty a. :, present crsanzrd, consist
Rev Lorenzo Lea, A. 81. Professor of Language Nora 81
Mental Philosophy.
SIR Thoma. Z. Johnson, A. b. Pfo'esor Ct Mathematics A.,
Experiment. II Sciences.
Mrs Nary A. LEA, Gove5ness.
Miss Mary A. Bailey Preccptress In Instrumental end yc
Music and Teacher Of French.
Miss Harriet P Bailey Assistant Prceeplsess in Muse an.
PRINCIPAL Of the Preparatory Department
Mr. Geo. W. +. pas!iel, Steward.
The session Of rnclhs divided into eq,a! terms,
TIE rs, te,;a of the present session viii close
pr.crdn. the second "Wednesday in January s&3 r
rsannaon the second term will commence tie d.,
thereafter.
To graduate 10 the English course, including the French ,5
Spanish languages, requires period Of three years with
lin and Greek languas four; unless The pupil has
ynnd the elementary branches.
Rates q! Tuition for months
70. elementary EGgil.h h'anchcs s.,
Fin, higher English -;Hdlas with Languages, j.
.Iusic extra Including the use al instrument, 5,
Board inc !udinc igt-, fuel ,eddins, &c,
Pa, nrnt tuition and hoard IN advance; otherwise, n
will be charged By order Of The
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Dscaa 10--w{a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-10

IL n HUDSON, DEsri.T Jerfn.ms all operations tie
IL. TEETH their beauty and preservation and iaser,.
coHnptibe trelh singly 10 full sets, The approve
plans
Ladies' and Gentlemen interested respectfully invited
call and examine m assortment OF teeth, comprising eTrry
net, Of shade Carefully selected from The celebrated
fartirers.
He also inserts Artificial Paa,es designed restore the
To its proper tone and sound
Refer 10 Rev. DR.. Pnne Rev. m Emp!c Hubbard Ca4n.
Co.. Cen Bernard Peyon Dr. ChE:nbrilayne, Dr. B,ot,s
George Watson, ~ D.
Dee. ~ fss.xI,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-10

In the Card States Corr; for The District Of Virgins
49, Dec. a5l, 1872: :,
ADDISON BRYANT, oi The county Of Nelson having filed
a petiioo praying ,iat he HAY be declared lankrug
ordered that I'll PERSONS claiming be creditors az the SAID :"
olson Bryan, show 20 the Court the 9th day of Ja
AIRY next why the sal. Madison Bryant be- declared Ban
p pursuah; To the Congress behalf and
ol hl. order be published in The according
a2nd and 9th rules Of Coud
Copy-Tcsir,
HENRY GIBSON Clrrs.
gt =
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Dec. 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-10

Ia the United the Eastern District of Virgin,
Dec. Odd, 1885, n
j. BBB, Of the county of Nelson. having filed a petite, =
.. praying that he may H. declared Bankrupt: Il ORDERS
TINT ali persons Gaining Ia liz creditors j. BIZ
shaw cause 10 the Court Tie 9Th day January LeN
The sand j. j. hb be declared bankrupt pr s,!an 10
ACT of C"nrIrs. in that behalf and that copy of Tins or6
published IN the newspapers, according the a4,
Court. a Copy-Trst-
Dee. rs U.s.. y
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Nov. ii
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-02-08
WORMS! WORAlSll

TPIf parents knew The value and efficacy
of Dr. Leidy's Patent Vegetable Worm Tea,
they never wuuld be without ii in their families,
as children are suhieci al all lines 10 Worms.
DR.. Leidy's Worm Tea is composed Of veg
eiables altogether, and may be given 10 chill
dren Of all ages. Directions accompany each
paper or package.
Children suffer much, Of times, from so many
things being given them for worms, without any
effect. Much medicine. giren TO children, has
tendency 10 desrny their general health, and
they arc noIe or less delicate ever after.
10 avoid the necessity Of giving medicine
unnecessarily when you arc certain your chill
dren have worms give them al first DR.. Leidy's
Worm Tea. Il is all that is necessary.
Reference misn be made 10 several hundred
parents in Philadelphia city and county, of the
efficacy of DR. Leidy's Worm Tea. Try il and
you will be convinced.
Price IL l-2 cents a small, and 25 cents a
Jage package. Prepared only, and for sale.
wholesale and retail. at DR.. Leidy's Health
Emporium, No. l2l North Second street, be-
low Vine. (sign OF the Golden Eagle and Ser
Pe9s.) Philadelphia.
Atso, sold al VIM. Easiburn's store, Sirouds-
burg Jan. q, l643.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-02-08
White Pine Lumber
SpROUD5BURR
FEMALE SEMINARY.

The Autumn Term OF This Institution COM
menced on the seventh day Of November, under
The supeFniendance of Miss a. WI. Stokes,
aud is now open for the reception of pupils.
The branches taught in This Seminary are
Reading, Writing, Geography, Grammar, Rhet-
ORC. Composition, History, Natural Philosophy,
Chemistry, Botany, Logic, Mathematics, Dra~-
ing and Painting, the Greek, Latin, German
languages, &c
The Seminary being endowed by The State,
instruction is afforded al two dollars per quar-
Ter. inclusive Of all The above branches.
Board can be Obtained in respectable fami-
lies on reasonable terms.
The Trustees with full confidence commend
the Slroudshurg Female Seminary 10 the pat
ronage of the public
JOHN HUSTON, President
of The Board of Trustees.
December IL, lSI2.--if
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-02-08
Daniel Lambert's Clothes.

The Leicester Journal states, that at re-
cent sale Of the late Mr. Ows,an, suit ol
clohes which had been worn by the celebrated
Daniel Lambert, was disposed Of The clothes
consisted of coat, waistcoai, and nankeen
small clothes, and the dimensions were as fol-
lows: the coat lwenty-nine inches across the
back, iwenty-lhree inches across the elbow; in
the waistcoal there arc eighteen button holes
Two inches asunder, circumference Of The arm
hole for,y-six inches, round the waist ninety
six inches, length forty-six inches width Of
small clothes ninely.sx inches, round the
knee-band lhirly-lhree inches, top Of the thigh,
fifty-fv inches.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-02-08
Division of Labor.

The senior editor Of the Abingdon, Va,
Statesman, whose partner is preacher, thus
notices the division of their labor between them
The junior editor of this paper, who is a
preacher in the Meihodis, Protestant church,
on tour through Lee county, last week, had
The satisfaction Of adding 10 the church, the
names of 70 persons, al least half OF whom pro-
fessed 10 hare passed from death unto life. This
is as il should be-le, The junior fight the devil
abroad. and we ('he senior) will fight lis poll-
ical imps at home, with all The energy that God
has given US.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-02-08
From the National Forum
Name your time Miss Lucy.

Dear Lucy, / adore you,
More than words can tell;
I've told you so before-you
You know it full well:
You are the beau ideal
OF woman's loveliness;
Oh give me rapture real,
And name the hour TO Bless
Dear Lucy, TO possess you,
All other ties I'll sever
But then you know-Lord bless you,
A man can't wait forever,
Oh, name the hour to nuptialize
q leave it all to you, sceD
Reward my love, my tears, my sighs,
And name your time Miss Lucy.
WHIZZ.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-02-08
NOTICE.

A Petition for the Benefit Of the Bankrupt
Law, has been filed The l4lh January, ls43, by
Abraham Marsh, Weaver, Monroe co.
Which Petition will be heard before The Dis
irci Court of The Unied States for the Eastern
District Of Pennsylvania, sitting in Bankruptcy,
al The District Court room in the Cily of Phil
adelphia, on Friday The I7h day of February
next, a, 4 o'clock, A. NJ. when and where all
persons interested may appear and show cause,
if any they have, why the prayer of The said
Petition should no, be granted, and the said
Petitioner declared Bankrupt.
FRAS. HOPKINSON,
Clerk Of The District Court
Philadelphia, Jan. l6, 1885.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-02-08
The Captains Inst.

"A pentleHan vi ISiBpSi'hCe 'iAo
other day. remarked that Sir Robert Peel h41
stated that notwithstanding all The good Fa'h-
er Matthew had done in Ireland, The lncrcasa
in The consumption of ardent spirits IN the Eat
erad Isle has been at least twenty per cent.
in the last year
How do YOU account for that 2 said the cap
tain.
III tell you in short mere,' said his fr.ra'!.
and in way you will understand me Ia Il J
Go ahead and cul i, shorI,' siad 'hs cap.
tam.
Exactly the lickei for soup--.you
shall have il cnt as fine as Ogle's chewing to.
bacco, and as short as SCOTS pie crust saii
his friend al The same time drawing up has
der lip and giving his phiz a peculiar expires
sion have friend captain sai'! The lat
speaker, who lives in Aracapas, where hr ac
cunulated snug competence. One day la't
summer he was seized with Home Sick le-
yer and he concluded to leave the green fields
Of the South for The dreary waste Of New Jer-
sey, where he sprouled into existence, aud whore
his parents reside this moment. Ia The courss
of time he arrived at the cottage where he
drew his first breath, and warm and cordial
were the congratulations he received from his
kindred After breakfast in the morning he
arrived, hts father aud brothers retired to tho
fields to labor, when his kind mother thus at
dressed him.
We'll Jack--.the fact is We have had great
changes here since you left us. The old man
and boys have joined the Temperance Sociery
and will not drink drcp but as they arc in
The field now; have bottle and can give you
drink
Jack took pull at the old lady's secret
retainer, and started for The barn, where he met
his father, who said
Jack, since you left us, there has been h-ll
TO pay--,he old woman and The boys have Ia
ken be pledge, and they made me put down
my name also but If you like horn al
ways keep Black Betty under The horse crib
step over there and you'll find her in prime Or
der y
This was too much for the Captain be fairly
roared---but held up at the reques, of his friend
until the conclusion.
Afer Jask had tried the quality Of the oil
mans rye lea, he took stroll 10 the corufield,
where he met the boys, who were in great gee.
we are glad to see you Jack said one Of
his brothers ; we're just asoing to ease of for
few moments, and you mus, join US. Be-
fore we take a smasher, however, | must tell
you what fools the old people have made them
selves about the Temperance Society. They
scratched down their names, and made us do
the same, but they hay'nt fooled US bad, as
you'll soon see. In another moment large
green bottle was circulating among The boys.
and Jack had sup at that also!
This said the captains friend, is the illus
lraIion of Sir Rober, Peel's remark. Every
one has bottle now-.-all drink in secret
while formerly the 'crathur' was publicly con.
sumed'
The captain finished his laughing --acknowl.
edged The corn---and paid for the juleps
[Cresent City,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-02-08
To WhiZZ.

Dear Whizz! l do believe you,
Whate'er you say is truth;
In faith, would not grieve you,
You sympathetic youth!
Your lines must; am certain,
Hook some fair maiden's heart;
Behind misfortune's curtain,
Love ever bats his dart.
Dear Whizz, should you possess me,
All other ties I'd sever;
Then blushing, confess me
Your own, now and ever!
Then name yOur time to nuPtialize,
The men must always WOO, see!
Your constant love, your tears, your sighs,
Have conquered your MISS LUCY.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-02-08

The hot house system Of education is doing
wonders for the youth Of our land The boy
kicks off his diaper and frock, and jumps into
calf skin boots and long Iail coat. He ex'
changes the nipple for cigar, and the sugar
ieat for quid Of tobacco. The girl Is either
baby or lady She makes one jump from her
nurses arms, into her husbands, aud OF course
is Finished"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-02-08
30 Acres and 90 PeFches,
REGISTERS NOTICE.

All persons interested, will take notice, that
The accounts Of Gilber: j. Steel, Executor Of
Gilbert Steel, late OF Delaware township, de-
ceased, and The administration accoun, OF
Charles S. Rumble, Administrator OF Anne Kim
BILE, late of Palmyra township, deceased, have
been filed, passed and allowed in The Registers
Office Of Pike county, and will be presented to
The Orphans CoUri Of said county, on The l4h
February next, for confirmation.
II. S. MOTT, Register.
Registers Office, Milford, a,
January IA, lS43
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-02-08

We recollect reading some years since
real Yankee Trek which may be well applied
to the present day. A yankee tin peddiee
wishing to coin money more rapidly than by
disposing of his wares, became suddenly al
hcled with very disagreeable disease Vui-
carly called the Itch. In every house on bis
way he left the infection, and The country for
great extent was filled with it to the great hor-
ror of the natives, who wished him and his cart
TO the cold scratch" A short time after anoil,-
er peddler of the same description followed
in The footsteps Of his illustrious predecessor"
and among his Yankee notions was To be found
an infalhble remedy for the iich--warranse.t
not TO fail. Money poured into his Golfers, and
by the time he had taken The tour Of bis part
ner in business who scattered the infection, no
had a sufficient sum to set them. both Up in bu-
siness.
just so with MilleriSm. The apparently hon.
ent disciples are rowing through the country,
distributing gratuiiously their papers and tracts
.--holding forth to the gaping multiiudes, and
Tightening old women and children, and on
their heels are book peddlers selling The refnra-
ion Of The doctrines Of Millerism.. This
beats the Norris Town Ghos. affair all hollow,
and the itch Peddler to bool---Jsrseqnaa.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-02-08
Sacrifice Of Property.

The Worcester. Mass, Egis says the sale Of
machinery in the Dudley Woollen Mills, cou-
pie OF weeks since, illustrated most emphatical-
Iy the condition Of things in manufacturing dis
Ific,s. The machinery, which cost $4,000
and most Of it said TO be in good slale-sold
for about $4,000