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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-18

4 LOTION n1iLLS.--lAefo are SUU Cot
ton mills in the United States, with an
aggregate capital Of $50. 900 600 invest
ed. In these mills are 40 900 looms.
. and their product i abou, $50 900 900
Of yards each year. The advantages
n favor Of the American manufactures
on the seose Of expense Is so great. that
there i every probability Of The Amer:
can article being able 10 enter into sue
cessful composition with The English arti-
Gle uPon their own ground.
/, Cathode Emigration Society-The
London Roman Catholic Emigration So
ciesy are aeout completing their arrange
ments for extensive emigration to this
country. A Clergyman is 10 attend each
OF The emigraiin z parties. who are 70
be settled IN body 10 some section Of the
country 1--WE presume the West. The
projec. 10 said 10 meet with the approval
of ,hs leading Roman Catholic clergy oil
ireland. Mr.. Charles Mathew, brother 81
the temperance relprmer. is 10 act a. q
gent for selecting localities. SC.
: Ysiiop Flint CoTn.--It is well known
by those who have been in the habit oil
raising the Yellow Corn. that Il ripens 10
four 10 FIVE weeks less than any kind oil
White Corn. and i therefore sure to come
to4maturily in i short seasca. when The
white. particularly the gougd seed. will
not; which most probably is the reason
why the yellow is lalmest exclusively raj.
,sed IN the northern States.
Il lhessfore recommends itself at all
seasons 10 the farmers who have so much
labor to perform in the spring within =
very limited time. IN order 10 get Their
crops pitchsd bui particularly 80 this year,
when The season 10 90 backward. Atten-
ton must be bad ID plant ito far from
any other kind Of Corn. that the pollin Of
the yellow and the white should not Sc
likely to &c, MIXED. The yellow Corn il
always more wanted for shipping than the
white. and viii gener ally bear better
price, and Is the most nutritious ofthe Two.
[.1lsxenlris Gazsift
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-18
NEE GO DS.

HyHE subscribers are just receiving and open
IL ing their SPRINo 0ooDs.
KEYEs e KEARsLEY.
4 May 4. iS43
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-18
Cheap Domestic


| 4 CASE superior city made Boots only a.,
I case good article do 50, !
Ladies' best city made kid Shoes for only 81,
Misses Morocco Slippers from 37i 10 IS.
Mems, Boys Misses Youths e children's Shoes,
large supply, at unusual low prices, for
sale ~ + C SIGAFOOSE.
| May 4, 1919.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-18

The Evening Mercury appears dsligh-
ted Il The result Of The Congressional E
leelions thus fer. Mr.. Tyler's friends hav-
ing succeeded IN eleciing one member out
y Of 81 wao have bean chosen in all.
! There were six lrisnds or Mr. Tyler's adj
7minisiraiion 10 the fore part Of last Con-
gfssss-In the next i Is probable there
will be neutrality-suspicious..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-18
French DiI,,ifv.

French DiInify,
A BEAUTIFUL and very fashionable article
AA.for ladies' cuffs and collars; linen cambria
nandkerchiefs from 25 to- SO cents, very fne;
6ne white cotton hose from 1874 to so cents.
May III. Elm AISQUITH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-18

The Nev ORLEANS Trople Of he . instant
SAYS that I requisiiion fpE detachment OF
troops has been made % The Governor Of Lou
isisna undsF ibs following circumstances
Several hundred men from Hancock
County. Mississippi. joined BY msny from
Washington County. 40 Louisiana, bad
formed themselves into bsnd Of ffee-
boolers, Cor lie pillsgs 81 property and the
destruction Of life. Its slated that they
are well organized and armed and are
regularly encsnpsd. Many lives have
already been taken. and extensive ROBBIE
sies have been committed.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-08
LITERARY REGISTER.

The Presidents Daughters, translated from the Swedish of Miss
Bemer ny Mary Hewitt price ~ ~ cents.
Nina, sequel to the Presidents Duughte by the author
price ~ -
Magic Mesmcrs, tale of the 10Th century, depicting the
fearful made of magnetism by the Jesuts century
price ~ - cents.
Mary Martha, beautiful work, by Mrs Ellis price 10 10
The above have just been published in extra New Worlds by
j. Winchester, NewYOrk No who has ond the works Of
Miss Bremen Mrs. Ls, will fail to possess themselves of
those here announced
Ladies' Companion n. V, w. w. Snowden.
The September number appours good season, beautifully
embellished and well oiled.
Report Exploration of tho country lying between the Mis-
River aud the Rocky Mountains the line the Kan
aud Great Platte Rivers by Lieut.. J. C. Fremont
Published by order of the u s. Senate. Thanks Hon. Sam
G. Crafts for copy.
The Farmers Enc clopwdia: Philadelphia, Carey Hart
No. 10 received, containing plate Of - kinds of grasses
This work has reached e3 pages. Pce % per
number weny pages Of The present number devoted to
" Munures."
Encyclopedia of Geography Philadelphia Lea Blanchard.
Nos 10 and IA Just received
The American Agticuturlist NcwNork, Saxton Miles.
The September number rich table of contents in
which the uowing-h0ven in cattle, dairy stock and
new mking manutes Durham cattle and South down
eep, RanbOulet merinos sheep hu4bindry, sc. &c.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-08

n Remarkable Faci.-A Baptist clergy man and
his wiie, who reside III the vlclniy OF Boston,
have lhr pleasure daily Of gathering around their
fresldp lnur daughters. who were born in the
four different quarleIs OF the globe, VIZ; one III
Europe, one in Asia. one ~ Airrn aud one III A
mrrIcn-u idri prOpHhly unparalleled ~ the hisIo
ny oi any oIher ianiy IN New England. Lung
may he Inks u at bind Iog' her these sisters, re
main as unhruken MS those that nnite The several
quarters al The globe wnci they represent
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-08
MILITANY NOTICE.

WUANIEN
BranGnn, sep. l. I543. (
THE application by mail 10 this office, ur the payment
Of the compensation pro, ded Ly section 238 OF the
militia law for atulanls and clerks ul companies
numerous and urgent, that the Quarter Master Gem
eral is compelled give this public notice 10 those
officers and 10 others presenting claims Er military cxpe
thai he does not feel himself izcd draw money
fom he public Treasury I'm II he pzedb he FeiuD
tf magistrates Of the result Of proceedings for the
lection If hues and penalties IN the several regiments
When tins result shall be asceralned the proper orders
W. u he Transmitted without any unnecessary delay.
70 d. w. O. CLARKE Quarter Master General VT
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-08

The following the Of taxes due on the ands
described rotce IN the Vemont Walchm an and lone
nal To the resident proueOs a tho tuwn of
dated Aug o. l843 and continued three weeks 10 which
this Il addition.
Ephram and ID niel Bl tax 81 Al; Jedediah Boynton
s049 Hannah BlddJeu "a Hutchins and lanes %
censj Pierce, guardian Fields heirs co. Nahum TIask
IA cents GeJIge NOrthlngiOn 81 cents; Amasa Russ
81 95 lot No ninth range 50 cens original proprleturs
y7O5.
SIMPSON HAYES, FIRST Constable.
Fayston, September 5, 1873, 10
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-08

Dorrism and Tyltrisn,. Thomas w. Dorr, the
would be Governor VI Rhode Island, has written
a letter. whnh We fnd ~ The Providence jour
nul, rrI,uun ing eujrely any UNION between The
Suffrage men aud The Tyler party Of that Stale
The alliance is spoken OF as "deha'hg, aud Ia the
last degree unnhuIng 10 the true friends OF 'q''u
rights Alas, tor yltrisln, when even The he
rues ol CheIachet uud Ascot ilIll srurn mad COLI
tenn lis Offered surrOIl ~ y Hmertcdn.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-08
BUSINESS REGISTER.
BRIGHTON MARKET-MoNDAY, Sept. 4, 1884,
md

BRIGHTON MARKEr-MoNDAY, Sept. d. 1913.
Reported for the Daily Advertiser and Patriot.
At Market COO Beef Cae 100 stores, 30 Cows and Calves
$500 Sheep, and 400 Swine
PRcEs-Beef Cat-A very small number Of at so
10 FIRST quality 70 So second quality % third
quality So Il $50
StOres-Ssles not sufficient TO establish prices.
Cons and Cdiues-SHles at Sl3 Is, 10, ~, and "a,
SteepSae quick lots sold from Zoe TO So Wethers
80, 62, IS very nice lot, to slip, 90.
SDHe-luts of Shoals pedde &c for Sows, and 34c
for Burrows lot OF old Hogs at Ia 34c AT retail from
tn7c
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-08
FIDELIA JENKINS EsTA re.

THE Subscr bss having been appointed by the Honor
1 bile Pr bate Court for the DIS rcl of Washington,
Commits ,onets receIve examine and adjust al
no demands Of all persons Ainst tho estate Of DELLA
JENKIl>S late Of Mon pelicr in sid district ~
,eie scented inso'vehtand The term Of months from
th 28ih day of Aug Si3 allowed by said COao the
do o sd deceased, exhlb and Prove heir spec
live ella before us-Do give notice that will aIleud
The duties Of appointment at the dive cling house If
Joseph howes Montpelier in SAID district, the Sd
Mondays Of October and February next O'Clock al
te noon each VI sad davs.
20 JOSHUA Y. VAIL, Commas
August 2sih, ADl8i3. JOSEPH REED, sorers.
STATE OF VERNON I, / Al a PROBATE Cour holden
Washington District SIS. ! al Probate Office in Mont.
peer WITHIN and for District the 3lst day oil Aug
ust ls43, present the lion Azel Spaldng Judge.
4 Instrument pu porting 10 he copy of he last will
IN aud testament, shd Inc probate thereof, of ERkR
CARPENTER, llie &C Alsload n. "A. deceased, beng
presented to the Court here. duly auhe ncated by Heman
Carpenter Of Mortified In sai district executor mere
named, for probate ordered by SAID court mat all
persons concerned he be notified 10 appear al SEES
sion Of sand Court 10 be holden Al me p"ba'e NICE IN
Montpelier, on tho % day Of Sep; ID l645 and shew
cause If any they may against The probate OF SAID
will Tor WHICH purpose further ordered that copy e
the record Of his der be published hiee weeks
,yviy m the Vermont Wachman anu journal printed at
nipeier afn esaid, may be.
A hue copy Of record ,.o
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-08


'NHE nonresident prop ieOrs Of The town Of Monroe
IN the county of Washington, hereby notified that
the taxes assessed by sand Town wi hn tbs pre-
crdug thus dde whole in p,u uni ad
the following desc bed lauds said town. H. vii
Abel Adams 100 james survey supposed
10 belong 10 +. Scot 10
limo Brousun no. 81 Chamberln's sur. -
Jonathan Bruce, no. oS :" " -
Joseph Clark, no. 1873 Jaues' survey ~
Samuel Couk no Iu2 o
Thomas Chlueuden, no so Chamberin's surv. l3
rlmnlhy Fuller, no. IS " " 10
john Forse Jr. no. e5 James survey, "a
Simeon Halherway, no ~, James survey 10
Ana haIherway, no. IS James survey 10
Simeon iiHherwny, no. 81, James survey as
john Knlckerbocker, no. l03 James survey 0S
Thomas Miller, no. sc Chumberlin survey 10
no. "a 10
Elisha Murray no. 81 ~
Asa'ie P0mrOy, no IS ID
IN. Potter, no 80 3
Silas Robinson, no. 10 James survey 8
John Stone no. i23 d" ii
Israel Smith, no. 93 Chamberlin's survey -
no. ~ -
Daniel Wright, no. !l6 James survey 8
Howell Woodbridge, no. 36, James survey -
Asa Woodland, no. fO4 sup
posed HOldens lot 30
Enoch Woodbridge, no. 75 " )
Redophus W aibridge, no. 81 Chambelin's sur. 10
John Woodland no. S3 10
Guslavus Wallrdge. no. 70 10
Stephen Pearl, no, Ga james survey $l,25
And much of s aid lands viii be sold al public auc,un
at the dwelling house Of Asa Preston in sand Monroe
the first Thursday Of October next o'clock IN the fore
shall be requisite discharge SAID lakes with cost
unless previously paid, IRA McLOUD, FIRST Constable.
Dated at Monroe. Aueusl ySlh lSf3
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-08

EorThe transactions in Genesee comprise small par
GELS 70, aud few hundred barrels 'SuiOrd
superior COMMON brand at faction over 4 10
WO0 here but little change in the market previous
prices The quantity taken by manufacturers is much
larger than at the peiiod The supplies of fleece
wool equal to the demand but OF pulled the stock light
There steady demand for foreign coarse considerable
GALES have been made the last weekly report full prices
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-08

E4@ Rosie, well known fr It's Iron -a<nSse.-
W and Lead MInes,-stiae the western para of
the County, and wihn lew miles of he rlver 81. Law
re % 0UO of which 1000 acres, mostly
numbered lands, remain unsold.
HAMMOND stretching hom Rossio TO the river ST..
Lawrence and u the fertile soils of the State
contains u 0UO acres Of which 10 600 unsod
The large operations the Il on Works, by enabling the
proprietor TO receive from the settler IN producer
transportation and labor IN various wayssford many
unusual facilities towards the for lld these
towns
PARIsHvILLE-in the part of the county and
bout seventy miles from Lake Champain is excessively
settled, containing 81 OU0 Of land Of which l2OO0
remain uRsOld.
MATILDavILLE south Of aud iguous 10 Parish
vle-is bui partly settled aud CURTAINS $4,000 acres Of
which % OO) acres remain unsnd.
RIyEBsDALE,-Easl OF 1alidaville add south Of Hop.
knlun, c"n'ans IN The north west corner thereof about
5000 acres wholly unsold.
With Of encouraging purchasers in the towns Of
MadaVil and Rwersdde The prnpI ages 10 de-
dlct twenty FIVE per from The consideration Of
contract for new Lands 10 actual ters upon which
dollar per shall be paid, secured 10 be pad, within
year from the date Of the contract Gram,
TO some extent labor an lransp9rtanon. are received
land account IN those tOwns.
The sill vf those lands is generally good for grain
grass and no country can better watered. Flour ny
Il list and Saw MIs abound al convenient distances
and the vicinity Of the important arkeis either
side ofthe st Lawrence stability in prices OF pro-
duGe and ready sale.
SeveTabe valuable improved farms aud the a.
bove towns, and large water power Pashye and 4us
equally offered for sale, with The above lands,
moderate prices.
For particulars address the agens-James A. SAWYER
Tor Parshye, Matdayille and River sdae and David W.
BALDWIN Tor Rosie anu Hammond, or the subscriber.
ICJN The agent, Mr.. James A. Sawyth Is now Iravs.
ling through the state Of Vermont aud New Hampshire
who will give general intelligence Of the location AID set
tied Of the lands ,s agency, map Of wi, CHI
may be wnh him OF at The Office Vi The pubher ufhe
Vermont Patriot
GEORGE PARISH
ogdensburgh, ST. Lawrence Co l4h Aug. 1913. 23lf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-08

"a HEREAS, WELIHY my wife, has left home, this Is
w 10 forbid all persons harboring trusting her my
account as shall pay no Gebs of her contracting after
this date. ALONZU ELlNr,
Eus Brnckfeld Sept 9 l843 %
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-08

And much u SAID lands will be Id al pub auction
at the dwelling house fJOhn ckeu in SAID Han, 2,
on Ike first Thursday of Oc ober next at nine &c ock
forenoon AS shd be reqwse to discharge sad axes win
COST, unless previuus paid.
ALBA ELLSWORTH, First Cons able.
Dared at Hancock. Aug 80 1913. 25
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-08

Westmore the first Thurday of October next at 10
O'clock M. shall be requisite to discharge said
with costs, unless previously paid.
CULTON CHENEY, lst Constable.
Dated at Westn,nre Aug u Ief9 %
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-08

So much Of said lands Il be sold At public auction at
the Inn Of Jun Dumas in sad Wats6ed on the First
Thursday of October o'ceck M shall be
requisite 10 discharge said Taxes costs unless pre-
viously paid.
Daled at Warsfeld this 2sth day Of August ls43.
IRA RICHARDSON Dr. First Constable.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-08

HE nonresident pr"prieiois Of The town Of Waitsfed
IN he county NJ Washington, hereby notified that
the assessed by sad town whn the year next pre-
cedng this dae remain either in whole or IN part UNPAID
the following described lands IN SAID Town 10 wiz
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-08

Il HE nonresident popreurs oi the town Of Middesex in
the CO OF Washn gon ele by nonh that the taxes
assessed ny said town whn Tue year next preceding this
remain either whole part unpaid the fol-
AnsCL Ihed Iands Ii aald inMn. 10 MI.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-08
NO1I0E. ECUTOR's SALE.

MOI tCE. EN- ECUTOR'S SALE.
WILL b. sold al Pub Auction o A. highest bidder,
w IN the Frs Monday in October nexi. at O'Clock
A M. at my dwelling hnue, Nor. field, all the real
tate belonging the estate Of John Sarkweaiher
ed, late Of said Noilhhrd consisting of good farm
situate aboit = mrs ION Nurh6ed Genre village
likewise abou acres Of land the westerly part
of sad N"Hhhrld, near R1ndaiis mills kewse Two and
one half paws IN the old meeting house, End half pew
in the NV UnIveTsalisi meeting htse said Cenlfs y.
age. likewise the right nj IN the centre
Village SAID Mortified, when IL situated n comGria
bic h"use and barn, and pew rth Of he above ms ct
ing huuses.
HARVEY w. CARPENTER, Executor
North ielt SEP b 1913 95
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-08
hLAPAICAS. ALAPEENs. NC.

- ~, =, - n Y NJ n liz 1HIINo, q C
SIORhS LANGDCN9 have Just received fresh
~ lot OF Black and C.ored Aapaccas and Back Bom-
bazeens. at very low prices indeed
Sept 7, 1915, o.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-08

And much of said lands will be sold at public auction the
dwelling house OF Abner Harrington said Walden the first
Thursday of October O'clock forenoon shall
requisite discharge said with unless previously
paid HIRAM PERKINS, First Constable.
Dated at Walden the 3st day of August 1913. So %
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-08
VALID

YEE nonresident popetors of the Of Walden in tho
county OF Caledonia hereby notified that the
by said within the preceding this
unpaid the following described lands diown,
Lots Town, state a. Sc'ltx
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-08

And so much of said lands will be sold at pub
lie auction at the dwelling house of Henry Full
ler in said Bloomfield, on the first Thursday of Oc-
tober next, at o'clock in the forenoon as shall be
requisite to discharge said taxes with COSTS unless
previously paid
Dated at Bloomfield, this 22d day of August A.
d. l643.
SAMUEL N. SILVER, First Constable
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-08
MARRIAGES.

In Roanoke, Halifax Co, N G, Mr. VIM. Burnett of r.
Miss sarah r. Wutfous formerly OF this place.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-08

And of said aus will be sold public auction at the
dwe of John H. Wi marh Stamford, OIL the
first thursday OF October next ut oc.ock, forenoon
be requisite to discharge SAID taxes with costs
ly paid. IRA Lee First Constub e.
Daed at stamford the 2sth day of Aus ust ls43 Is
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-08
LACEs, GIMps ANDFRINGEs.

NTORRS u LAkGDONS have received a variety Of
~ LACE GOODS, VIZ Black and Whne FIg'd Gmpor,
and Fancy Webb Luccs; Gimpofo and Isle kdgngs
ChlniIld Neis Do. 20 Sep. 6, lSd3.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-08
IsnUNsWILk,

FEE nonresident propetors of the Brunswick in the
county Essex Vermont are hereby notified
that the assessed ny said within gear pece
loNln, described lands in said town, o wit;
2 o"ginsl Proprietor" : orsin. PlOprietors' 5 :
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-08
HANCOCK.

FNNdE nonresident propnetoss Of the town Of Hancock
n IN The county of Addison, are hereby notified tia
the taxes assessed by said within the wear rex pre-
ceding hs date either whole Or IN part unpaid
IN The following described lands in SAID town 10 wiz
Original Proprietors LIST Die. ID Die. Amtdres
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-08
EDEN.


ENHE nonresident propetors Of tho of Eden in the
county of LunOe hereby notified that the asses
sed by aid town within the preceding this
either IN Whole in part unpaid on the following described lands
In snih nANn- In uNii
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-08
VONSTAISLi9'S SALE.

TE'E nonresident Of the Of Stamford the
county of Bennington hereby notified that the
by said within the preceding this date remain
either part unpaid the TO owing described lands
I'm snd iowners of snd minds unknoWnn TO witt
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-08

'BNHE nonresident pr"prietorS Of the town of
Il Bloomfield, in the County Of Essex are here
by notified TINT the taxes assessed 10y said town
within the year next preceding This date remain
either in whole or in pat unpnid on lie following
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-08

AnJ much Of SAID land will be sold at pubic auction al
The dwelling house Of Horace .den IN ad hm desex on
The Fmst Thursday Of October next al nine O'Clock IN The
renoon as ss be requisite discharge sad taxes win
COSTS unless previously paid.
STEPHEN HERRICK, Frat Constable.
Dated at MddsseI, August 2Slh, 1913. 70
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-03-08
End of the World.

The q Midnight Cry," Millerite paper publish
ed in the city of New York, notices an article
published in the Jeffersonian few weeks since,
IN which We repeated the common assertion that
father Miller had prophesed that the end of the
ssorld would happen on the 23d Of April Is43. y
Tie Midnight Cry says that the assertion is lie.
That MIR. Miller seSer fixed upon the 23d of April,
rs the time. That he has always believed that
fAe day ,c0s not rereaLed bat that it would hap
zen during the present Jewish year, which began
the FIRST new moon after the vernal equinox
sfe ctee-fully make the above correction, and
ATE sorry that we were led into the error of making
Father Miller fix upon any day certain for the de-
structioD of tue world. But in our opinion, he il
Just as nuei, in error in placing it within the Jew
Ssh year whici corresponds with Ammo Domini
ie43 We are no AIlerifes about here, according
50 either Interpretation of the prophecies.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-03-08
Es,im,ted baIance on Is, Jan.
S390,G27 %
Female Courage.

We find the sutjoined account of presence If
mind in a female, in the last Crawiori lpa \
Democrat:-- during the early part of las week
couple OF men came through Mradslle p,
search OF fellow by The nauc ol B'an,isrI
who bad stolen horse somewhere In On,
Failing to catch Blanc hard here, thew passed
on towards Erie, leaving information, how ever
respecting The rogue and his crime. Ga Wed.
nesday last man stepped INTO The Jail IN ,hrs
place, and inquired of Mrs. Thronp, hr jail.
Dress, for one Of her sons. Mrs. T.recognl>e!
him at once as an old boarder, ho had heen
sent to the PcuiIenriary some three Years ago
for horse-sieang, and who was no other haa
the thief Blanchard. Without expressing hr-
knowledge Of his recent offence, she enrrfed
into conversation with him, and soon after asked
him If he 'wuuIdn't like to see his old quarters"
He replied in the affirmative, and Mrs T. lio-
medialely usLered him into his former place If
lodging No sooner, however, had he entered
the room 10 crafty his curiosity, than Mrs
Throop quickly closed The door, and turning
the key, informed the out witted thief that lie
was her prisoner"