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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-11-30
The Bankrupt Law is Repealed,

The subscribers have been for the last e!gh-
teen months, building and flung up their estab
lishment, with machinery for The prosecuting OF
their business, which they have completed, and
in full operation. They now have on hand and
intend keeping general assortment Of
PlOughs, Eusnber Wagons,
Pleaure Carriages, &c.
go, up in the hest manner, which they offer
cheaper for ready pay, than can be purchased
at any other establishment in this country
The following is a list Of prices, they offer
to the public, for cash, approved paper, or in
exchange for Farmers particularly
strawa a, the highest cash prices.
Light and fancy spring wa
gons, from $50 90 to Sll0 90
ITwo-horse Lumber wagons, so 90 to 60 90
Do do do
with bodies, whpple-trees,
and neck-yoke. from 60 90 10 10 90
frs, rate article of Ploughs,
of all descriptions, in use in
this Country, from 4 so 10 5 60
Best side hill Ploughs for 90
Plough Shares 2s 2s. Cd. and IS. Side-hll
shares and shares with cutters for 3s Cd. 9th
er plough Castings al the same rate.
ALSO:
Corn CuitiyatOrs, Plough, Cleviccs,
Sieighs, Sleigh Shoes, Wagon Box
es, Churniug Machines, Cast.
iagS and Mill EroMs
of almost every description, both wrought and
cast, on hand and made 10 order. All kinds Of
TURNING, oi wood and iron and repairing
of wagons, Carriages, &c. &C. neatly execu-
ted al the shortest notice, al reduced prices
These are the times for bargains and those
who doubt it, can satisfy themselves by calling
on the subscribers.
ROYS 81 HELLER.
Milford April l2' le43.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-11-30
$500 ) Isssa EsE q lAMssy 4
sssssss ssls;Is = q
&c Z OR Y!

w HO DOES NOT KNOW OF MR.. LEIDY'S BLOOD
PILLS? a component part Of which is SAR-
SAPARILLA
The reputation of DR.. Leidy's SQrSaparila
Blood Pills is so we'll known, that comment
upon their virtues is almost unnecessary. Sui-
fee it to say they possess all the
PURGATIVE AND PURIFYING
properties that can be combined in The form Of
Pills
NEWSPAPER PUTTING
is unnecessary 10 their success.
Their efficacy, in one case, is sure intro
ducIion and passpor, Of them 10 thousand.
FIVE YEARS
Employment Of them throughout the United
States, have made them as they deserve 10 be
VICTORIOUS!
Whilst the proprIeiofs and Manufacturers of
other Pills, have been endeayofing 10 hunbug
The people in various ways 10 Introduce their
Pills, publishing columns of matter and Dol
s'ering them up by
MADE, FALSE, LYING CERTIFICATES,
and attribuljng 10 their Pills the powers OF el-
feeling every thing, barely excepting the
RESTORATION OF THE DEAD TO LIFE.
DR.. LEIDY has allowed his Blood Pills 10
become known by their effects; thus establish
ing them character that can never be taken
from them, and which is proof inconlrovenlble
Of their qualities.
Most other Pills have gone on, Of use since
their introduction; many have fallen into dis
repute, and some are now altogether unknown,
still few hangerS-On endeavor to gull the g-
noranl by plausible (hough lalse) reasoning Of
the extraordinary powers their Pills possess;
but The public are fully sensible of such mpo
sllOn.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-11-30
UH. IEfD1S
Iet,er and Itch Ointment.

has proved more eliicacious than any other pre-
paration for Te,ter, Itch, Dry and Watery Pimpes
or Pustules, and diseases of the skin generally.
1t has been employed in schools, factories and
on board vessels carrying passengers, where chill
dren, we'll as grown persons, contract dlseases
Of the skin from their contagious nature, with the
most uneyamped success; certificates and recon-
mendations have been heretofore published from
them, and numerous others might be obtained for
publication. but for the objection most persons
have to having their names published in connec-
ton with so disagreeble and loahsome affections
in no single instance has it ever been known to
fail
1t has been used upon infants and by persons OF
all ages. 1t is perfectly saie contains no mercu-
ry in its composition, and may be used under all
circumstances Price 25 cents a battle
Prepared only. and FOR sale, Wholesale and Re-
tail at N. B. Leidy's Health Emporium, No l9l
n. Second street, below Vine, tsign Of the Golden
Eagle and Serpentsj PhiiadeIphia.
Alec, sod al Wn Kastburns Store S,rouls-
burg .sn g. 1913
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-11-30
Weak Backs! Weak ESacks!!
l,OOO,O SOLD YEARLY.
U-S p.;.o orI,, IoI ca,fp ~ ,;oc, ~


The best Strengthening plaster in the world,
and sovereign remedy for pains, or weakness in
the back, lons, Sides breast, neck, limbs joints,
rheumatism lumbago, &c. &c.
Jos. w. Hozle, esq, who had been so afflicted
with rheumatism, as to be unable 10 dress himself
without assistance, was enabled after wearing one,
only night, 10 get up alone in the morning, put
on his Clothes and cali at our office with eyes
beaming with JOY, and his tongue pouring forth
the gladness of his heart. at the sudden and signal
relief he had received from this best Of all rene
dies.
Mr.. DGuid Williams, of Elizabeihtown, n J.
an Old Revolutionary Soldier, was so afflicted with
Rheumatism, that he could scarcely help himself
these Plasters entirely cured him. Thousands Of
certificates might be given of their wonderful pro-
periies, but the fact Of the quantity sold,
must be the greatest evidence oftheir virtue
For sale at the Republican Office, by T. Schoch,
sole agent for Monroe county.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-11-30
Foundry and Machine Shop,

adjoining Jarob Singmasler's Tannerv, aud
Vouj be hanklaI for any patronage extended
towards Them. aud respectfully announce that
'hey are prepared IA execute all orders in their
iae oi business Ia the best manner aud with
despatch They wili manufacture
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-11-30

The Subscribers take this method 10 inform
he public generally, and Miers and Farmer.
especially, lhst they have taken that conren-
put
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-11-30
MILL GEARING
ERAsS CASTINGS,

such As Spindle Steps, Shat and Gudgeon
Boxes, &c viii bo made 10 order. Old Cop.
per and Brass taken in exchange al The highest
price Patterns made 10 order
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-11-30
8 Il ssM Esl 5EEINEXs &,s #
! \ M i M!N!Aa;Ixs's|l ks:,s; &
/ Aa y I! slSs Ess'sISg

As UsuAL-No sooner does one of DR.. Iedy 8
preparations become popular. in consequence of
It's success and efficacy, than it is counterieted or
initiated
To prevent imposition DR.. Leidy has row pro-
cured moulded bottles for his celebrated letter
and Itch Ointment. with the words ''Dr. Ledy' S
letter and Itch Ointment" blown in the glass. be-
sides containing his written signature on yellow
label outside.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-18

in regard to Samuel Cromwell, boa'swain's mate
&c
Specification 81, In relation to Elisha Small
seaman.
Charge ID, Opprcssion, under hrte sr,ei6ea'
hons, the same rs the others except that they al
lege he did, wiihou, form Of law. and without good
and sufiicen, cause, opprcssivcly Kill by hanging
SC, &c;
Charge Sd, Illegal punislmeuf, three spcci6cn.
ton MS above, except that they charge tina, he did.
OF his own authority and contrary to the act oI
Congress in such cases made and provided, kill
&c g..
Charge ith. Conduct unbeeoming an Officer,
specihca,on--in that he used tauu,ing and insult
ing language to Spencer Mt the mo.nen, Of his cx
ccuton.
Charge 9Th, Cruelty and oppression, specifcs-
ton in tina, he habliualy inflicted cruel and unne-
cessary punishment upon his crew.
Finding ofMe Court in ne ease Of Comm anGer
Aiex s. Mackenzie
On the frs, charge and its specifications the cour,
finds
That the LIST specification is no, proved
That the I'd specification is no, proved
That the 81 specification is not proved.
That the first charge is not proved
On the second charge and its specifications
""t '"S iSe opS(IutdtiDH Is MOI pIOfCu
That the ID specification is no, proved
Tha, the Sd specification is not proved
On the third charge and its specilica tons:
That the LIST specification is not proved
That the 81 specification is not prove d.
That tho Sd specifications is not proved
That the third charge is not proved
mat the tonrh charge beng waived by the
Judge Advocate, and no testimony or evidence be-
ing offered to sustain it, the court took no action
upon it.
The specification of tho fifth charge being
deemed by the Judge Advocate too vague. was
waived by him No one having comps, med to
the department, Of specific il-rcament, i, could
not be made moro specific, as the department had
no particular information The court therefore
took no action
AS far as evidence was offered under the fifth
charge, the court do find no proof of the mstrcat.
ment oil the crew of the Somers generally by Com.
mander Mackenzie, nor Of individual mal.treat-
ment, and therefore find it not proved
Tho court do, therefore honorably scquit Com.
mander Alexander S, Mackenzie Of all the cha r
ge' and specifications preferred against him by the
Secretary Of the Navy
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-18

NJ, L<g Trsass,r--Iscob shiPm,n, an er.
p'.n Garner from Philadelphia TO New York. well
knswn TO brokers, retchshts, &c. recently sbsoond-
o. with 10000 dollars IN French gold which was
entrusted 10 bis conveyance, As also large SUN en-.
trusted 10 h,n in other money. IL is remarkable
that Shipnsn has been considered honest and trust
worthy, aud that 10 .hoJld have sbsconded now.
~hsa he had previously many times had larger sum,
In hi, possession. Ia said he has been somewhat
.ut Get to alteration Of mind, and many We, are un.
~hhng 10 believe him pa'eu, sub-ueasmst In
sanity ss very convenient shelter for rogues aud
criminal, Of every species ard degree Of rieness
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-18
FIGHT IN THE Pennsylvania
LEGISLATURE A MAN STABBED
ON THE FLOOR OF THE HOUSE.
Harris6urg, April 8

The House of Representatives has been the
theatre of sanguinary and bloody ARRAY. A
fight occurred to the right of the Speakers chair
between Edward NJ Gowan, member from the
county OF Philadelphia, and John g. Braton, ed
itor Of the Estate Capital Gazette"
The cause Of the affrav was an offensive artice
in this mornings Gazette, rejecting on Mr.. NJ
Gowan
The Gazette were laid upon the desks Of MEM
bers little after ten o'clock and the article above
given was shown to Mr. MCGOWAN soon after
About the time the paper was shown to Meow
an, Mr. Braon, the publisher, came into the Hall
and walked to the fire, at the right Of the Speak
err. As soon as Mr. MCGOWAN saw him he wal
ked to him, pointed out the offensive article, and
asked if he was the author Mr.. Brat.on said he
was. Mr. MCGOWAN then spit at him and gave
him blow
The blow was returned, and after one or two
passes Mr. MCGOWAN stepped back, picked up a
chair, and struck Mr. B. over the head Brat,on
grasped the chair a. it hit him. and short scuffle
ensued when it dropped between them Bratton
stunned by the blow, attempted to raise the chair
when MCGOWAN drew small Spanish dirk, and
made toward. him. A. this time a member sit
ting near, called out she ha, got knife" Brat
ton seeing the knife and being unable 10 defend
himself re,reatcd behind the Speakers chair, and
was followed by MCGOWAN, who stabbed him in
the shoulder, just as they got behind the desk or
House Post Office.
As they emerged from the other side into the
open hall. Mr.. T. J. Miles threw himself between
them, and Immediately MGowan was seized by
several members Braiion went to the dressing
room, washed the blood from his face, and wen,
to his dwelling in Chestnut street
On examination. it found tina, the dirk bad
struck the shoulder blade, slightly shattered the
bone, and was itself very much ben, by the force
Of the blow. liza had struck two inches lower,
II would have taken his life on the spot
Mr. McGowan vas arrested about ~ o'clock
while the house was s,ili in session, he having
surrendered himself, snd was bound over in bonds
OF $1,000 by Justice Snyder, 10 appear a, the mex,
! Cour, OF Sessions in this county Mr. Branon
though not dangerously injured, is confined to hi,
! bed
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-18
THE HERALD.
EvEyING-APRn is
HOW TO FIGURE Up A WING VICTORY.

now TO FIGURE Up A WING VICTORY.
BY ne @llos'ns role, Of reasoning, -h'eh oush,
te spqly IN t.0V.and csses 10 Which u ], ntve,
r.ooshi o. 80 seooont fo' loco foco ,ic,sr.. Ten.
Esss.s paper socgonl, ter Wig victory in Mon
re cc1n,t
n VIZ. swan, ~. democratic party has been
ooa'icis9 q rsfdsr sod sentenced 10 ne hung
VI Be''eu. also loco focu. hs, Seen elected 80 ne
tssisnft@ry gt one vest- for hog stealing. NJ bes,
tie iocps have onv fOuT MAJORITY "a tlic county and
tfr q thsm have nov been sent 10 the peniieutafr
snd 81, Is 10 10 hung, % Tia, Ne county d, Wing
Eraciiy hang aud mprisoa The hog s,eaIets
sni d,gge'-du'es ard veil insure the world a.
ssia,, looo,sn and every other Destructive ,-n Bot
oh ci.efns foT tears ha~ It would din niT The pop
ulsi'oa to hang ard imprisen tue rosues My e,es'
~hai demsnd fer earptriers aud gallows timber
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-18
From The Courier and Enquirer
COMMANDER MACKENZIE HONORA
BLY, Acquitted

enclose to you a synopsis ofthe charges and
the finding Of the coun IN the case Of Commander
Msckenzie
Charge Mardsr on The high sea, on board
T. VaseL-Specihcation Isl alleged that
Commander Mackenzie, then commanding the q.
> brig oomers, DID on the lst December 1872,
on the high seas, IN latitude degrees % minutes
= seconds AMI longitude 81 degrees 81 minute.
% seconds without form Of law, wilIfhly deliber-
aiely, AMI with malice afore,houeht ho.e ana
cause to be- hanged by the neck. a; he ward arm
OF sad big until be was dead, Philip Speacer a
'nidshipman Then serving on board, thereby VIOLA.
ting the 2lsi article Of the Isl session Of The a., Of
Congress, entitled AN sc, Tor lac better govern.
meni ofihe Navy Of the United States" approved
April Z3i 1900
sp'HsSiios "a Alleged ID. sas thing
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-18

CoaHe RogSp.-The Fedssl doctrine Of pro,ec.
Hoa per "H 30 i.si becoming unpopular VITA she
PsopAs 'hai We cooos begin 10 abandon it.
SPIRIT Of tse Age.
Oh no. he'gheor Age. bad doctrine thu, pro,,e.
"'7 TO AneneaadadOsiry; is IL Won't you be
s''1 eaoash ios' to send Us over your bound vol
S"' 'i the Age for Lac, year, II you have tiff moi,
send copies issued IN the months Of Juy and Al.
COST la'' before election, and we'll refresh your
@s"o'y With "gr,t'ssi 0pia.of.s" about protection
10 extracts IRON yonS eva paper. The As, OF YOUR
.S'''cal se'T'imenis seems 10 be about a, long A.,
ws Aii ola louise, which, Naiurs i,A tell Us. i, bu,
span, as 'ersrai ssaera!isn, will eIis, and p.,,
.say ini noagh.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-18
AMERICAN CALICOES

Great progress has been made in hi, branch !
our manufactures, especially in the fine finish d
the goods, and the perfect set Of the color ThT
are now considered equal in these respects 70 'ial
imported, AMI they have always been far superb
IN Durability oftexture. The following s,aiema'
IS remarkable illustration of,he energy Of ''S'
Of our manufactures, AMI the perfect organll'.''
Of their business
On the ist day Of February, a new pattern :
Muslin de LaInesarriged in New York, and Ss'
offered by the Importer at IA cents a yard By y
case. The Agen, Of Rhode Island CtR'
Printing establishment forwarded a piece Of ~
new style OF goods ADD Of equal fabric IN '''
York, selling at 10 seu,s ihe yard The m''.
aeisrer had la. twelve days to eagrave the D"
pattern on copper cylinder from which the =
graving was raised On SEED cylcndor. then i1
denei and ready Tor impression the compoa'' .
ingredients for color discovered by chemical q !,
periynenls--,he cloh printed, dried and ca''a 2
market
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-18

ReciprOea! Forgetfa!aeIs. pain R--n. Of hi.
port. who had been absent year and half wrote
To rs wife ihii he had arrived ia London and in
tended 10 he a, Barton, where he wished her Ia
meet him on cer,sin day which lie named. The
.s's was Puneiual TO the appointment and SO was
the captain. They met al Walsr-side hotel. bot
strange 10 say. did not know each other Al length
Mrs. a--n become restless and impatient frs.
QuentlT gong 10 the wiados, and "peerinc ont in
the dTeenoE Of The London road" This The csn.
tara observed for some time ia silence but al a.,
ssniufed 10 ask her Il she waiting FOR anv ger
son. Il etpect NV Husband Captain RI. "a
be here syer, instant, answered the lady Bless
me- efeis'med he, why then YOU sre my wife but
may be Eeel-hiued u kne~ your colofs~ Tn.
result Of tse discovery wass iriuad, kIs. and rqiu
al congratulations. EAsls'4 paper
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-18

Col MsAr9s Eds-arS,, the f.mOo. er-neraber
"his'ioFs.f. who wss sonstus since confined in
S'ns's'rs PRISON, made angenious atemp, TO c.
eapf ias' ~eek He procured fellow prisoner 20
g." The alarm that hs had pTscipitaisd himself of
We ao'k sad drosne1. Meanwhile, ~ the conni-
vance Of aons officer seou, the PRISON premises, he
vas 'Ausl' locked up Ia large drawer uaeer the
ooaa'sf used By lim TO co, ocr ,hoe, upon. On the
sa'm' ne spot where the prisoner ~ss supPosed 10
Re vas thoroughly vsseJ iot ms body, tui not Ind
80 =, sa,P,eioa sfo>s that tie efownns Feat ss'
BIT {, r4I's aAeT al ~hieh led to mote ailngea'
search r'staa lie pgasss slc.ssJfe When found
be had s0isls Of LnGAs, crseke'~, sud other e
s~pr'sais ls' lsurasy 81 several days Ea~srdi
lsha note addressed 10 IA, ir.ehds, advising then
os What he Vas about to Do, and assuring tesn tha
~hsa nsy rsoeiv.e m. sels, he slosls ksrs snSs,
- seSslss - esslA
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-18

Gen. Van Rensselaer,, recently elected By th,
Accidental President from the Posi-. Office at Al
bnny to make room for a supple minion, publish
es brief card in tho Commercial of YESTERDAY
concerning his dismissal. He gives copy Of,
letter which he received from the manager Of lt,
Union while it was the Tyler organ in this city
asking his support for their sheet, and lnsis,n,
that he should enlist the other twenty three pos
masters in his county in their cause. Out Of then
all =, they thought one hundred good subscribe,
could be obtained The General was Justly TO-
dgnant at this contemplate insult and never az
swercd the letter For this he was marked an
without an hours notice was supplanted by NJ
WATSON. The General concludes his letter wit!
the following threat. If the infamy Of the Tyl,
faction were no, already Us black as base disho,
OF make it, we should apprehend thu, lb
General would give them trouble but as he chi
threatens to prove trcachery and falsehood upc
John Tyler, we imagine his Accidency will 81.
rest easy:
"Ata proper time will show, without fenr
contradiction, that, Mr. Tyler, when he first arr
ed at Washington to assume the rcips Of COVER
ment was deedediv and uncquipoeaNy In fave
OF the charter Of a United States Bank, the prool
Of which are in my hands statement Of the re
marks OF Mr. Tyler on that subject was drawn Q;
by gentleman now abroad II was left with u
TO be used to defend myself if assailed, as han
been, by the acting President Bot i, was not 2
be made public on any other occasion In w
port Of that statement my oath will be affixed
| shall farther show who nominated hm
Harrisburgh.
SOL, VAN RENSSELAER,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-18
RHODE ISLAND

The election is closed, presenting the AL.
result,
For Fonncr, the law and order canld,,
For Carpenter, the DoTr AMI confusion h =
Maj Tor Lac and Order ~
Thus the iasprrtehon has terminated 4,
lablshm, nt Of a Constitution and stale ~ y.
satisfactory to the majority and utterly ,ol,..
of The hopes Of those IN and out of the Sta.
have disgtaccd themselves, and would h,,.
grnccd the country, hndthey succeeded IN III. :
trincs which even Brownson has f,l,nnLr
duty TO condemn, as quite Zoo republican /.
Senate the parties stand as iollows--ior bv :.
order 81 for the Dorr party, 7. In the n,
for law and order, ~; for Dorr law, 10 h,
no, be forgotten, ,ha, in this election suGn,. !
extended TO about all the Dorr party ever ,s :
or asked for Providence County gave sbo, !.
majority for Carpcn,er-all the Other Cons.
gave large mnjoriIies for Fcnner.
The Providence Journal, giving hi, >.
says;
|, is no, party that has ,riumphel j,
state that has been saved II is not ns,,,
that has been secured or a course of pol,,y 4
hn, been opposed; it is the great cause Of -,
loiing liberty which has been preserved. md
foundations OF which, widened and decp,r.l
the alterations in the fundamental law, sill ;.
firmly on the hearts Of free people Doris
down, and down forever.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-18

Arrest Of Captain Mack,nzi, Clark A. ".
son the naval apprentice with the long Elh
(ihineen inches long according to some seeo9as'
has brought an action agains, Captain Mae.enle
dana ges $4,000. On the Jih ins, the Cap".
was rresed at his residence =, TsryloTn. =
held to bail for $4,000.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-18

A skinfint-This is a can, term for an ~ y
cious man. A51dmaiek, one Of the Khaiin' !,
the race Of Omniades, wa. surnamed By way /.
sarcasm Rasehal Hegiarah that is, abe 'so,.
OF fiat " nni to his day we call an sra'''''N
m1n a skin Hint
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-18

The Rev. Dr.. Bailey, a clergyman Of IA +
church Of England, was recently convicted oil \
gerry and sentenced to transportation tot lie MI
New York Commercial, gives the following n
ticulars the nature of the forgery, and the Il,
dcnce:
The forgery committed by Dr. Bailey wa,
prom ssory motto for large amount purporIns \.
have been given to his sister, Mrs Bailey, by II
old gentleman Of great wealth and very pcnlrioa.
habits, whose name was Smith The note WI
produced by Dr. Bailey, after Smiths death, N
alleging that j, was given in acknowled gtmen,
a large sum deposited by Miss Baily with Sma
as her banker. The executors contested the np
mainly because they could find no entry Of y
alleged deposit in Smiths books, and he VI
known 10 be very methodical and careful in b
business transactions At tho trial Baly svr
that the note was given on a certain day and hs
in the vestry room of his church but unluck
for him, n witness was produced who was enalt
to swear that he was with Smith (for whom
was building house,) in quite another par,
London Z, the very time designated BY Bale
The witness identified the day by the fact that !
the same day he wos married The verdict ",
for the defendants, the executors, and they h.
preferred tho charge Of forgery against Rev D
Bailey.
al the trial Of Bailey, it was proved that !
had borrowed receipt given by Smith, from
,radcsman wo had paid him some money, and q
comparing the forged note with the receipt, il ",
evident that the signature to the former had bee
traced over that upon the latter But the hc
testimony against Bailey, was tina, ola poor n,i
man whom he had bribed to swear thu he ".
present when the note was given, but who rsps
ed and dvulged the fact, producing also pas
in Bailey's writing, on which was set down Il
matter Bailey wanted him to swear to-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-18

The Coonecteui River is rec from ice hs:weea
Hartford and Springfield, and the boais were sI.
ysc'ss 70 eosoGtsos ter resglsruips 90 4osS.y.