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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-27

Theseaily numbers Of Maj, Neeh's wExxLY
NEssgAGrR are said lo be very interesting The
Major IS veteran in the newspaper line. ant
being disensaeed from party uammels will be
able 10 indulge bis exaaeiant fancy on subjects
Of genesal interest. win he favor us with his
papess There is some curiosity in This Quarter
10 see il, and pefhsps few Subscribers may be
The consequence Of lis perusal
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-27
JUDGE BUnNEr AND Mr.. Clay

JUDGE lBURNEI AND MR. Clay A
story having been circulated in some Of Ike IVES
lei papers, charging Judge BuEnet with an ef-
ioII 10 get UP another Wing Candidate fur lhe
Presidency thai gentleman has published a let
Ter, in which he says:
III an inference has been drawn fiDm any
remark III mine, thai II was 10 conea ptstIon to.
get PIP a Wing candidate, other Than Mr. Clay
nv meaning has been misunderstood, fur ! have
uniformly expressed ihe opinion. that The Wings
as party would never recede fro n the support
Ok Mr. Clay, unless at his owe request.
lA j BU2NET.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-27

The regular Balls al this delightful waiefing
Place commenced su Wednesday he 2elh inst,
aud sIll b eontinasd regularly every wednes-
day evening during Tie season. hne Band or
Music IS provided.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-27

.ebarlss Cox. jr.. ! msrehan. Of hitherto re-
speciable standing and prosperous basiness, has
been arrested il 'BSsion. charged with series or
forseries, ambaniirs 10 upwards IL $4,000.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-27

The Rev. 1iHoaAs SKwaLLs may lie expected to
preach at Rayne's Chapel al O'Clock, P Nj, on The
30th inst dnd I3unker-hiIi on the fbllowing Sab
bath, Aug 81 at the same hour. change At the
LAST two, Ith some other appointments is made ii
order 70 alpw it BOTH public service. once in two
weeks, Al tie slime hour, but different days
July ~. t843.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-27

Our Agricultural readers mar find die Wheat
mentioned ia The subjained paragraph worthy
their Affection. Why should ii no, grow well n
4his quarter, Some Of our old farmers here
abouts speak Of May WMte Wheat, that in past
times was cultivated in shis county with adyan-
tase. 1t required choice ground and good farm
ing, but always rewarded the toll and cat o. the
ElsLY WnEAr.-Mr. obcd H1SSey, Jhe in
yenlor OF the PhIeshing Machiae, who as here
recently, sends the editor Of The American Far
mer specimen * early wheat. from The farm
Of Mr.. John watkins, of Ampthlll near this ci-
~. Mr. IIusSey says ilrweighs about 81 lbs. 20
the bushel. and natures SO early that cookie,
garlic and cheat have not the lifae TO mature be-
fore il is rtapel Thes1y does not injure it, and
itsis not liable to rust. Mr.. IL. states he truth
about this wheat Ii takes much To seed il !; but
The crap is very sure one. Ia 1912 it was cut
as early as 26,h May. Mr. II, calls il the Wat
kius' Red May Wheat Il RietaoRa Compiler.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-27
WINCHESTER, ENcAMamEsr.
MEETING loF THE cHARLEsrewN AR
A TfLLERY.

Alta meeliag The charlesiowp Artillery, held
m Monday evening, 24ih INST, fs,rIthe pafpose
IL appointing Delegates TO meet ia Winchester
on The 3ls jay, 10 tx upon the time for holding
a Military Eneampment, and making o;hef ar.
raugemcnis necessary for the occasion Captain
JohS-W. RnwAN was called 10 the Chair, and
JAMEs w. BELLER appointed SECRETARY.
The following Preamble aud Resolutions we're
offered, aud unanimously adopted:
wHEkEAs We hail, as bright. omen, indica-
live Of futute prosperity, and tesprh 10 lisI era
10 our counifyA history, when The proper disci-
pine aud moral character OF her ciIizeu SDidieTy
Was deemed matter ot paramount importance
The efforts now on fqoi TO convene together, for
The purpose Uf discipline and an Interchange
of friendly lsauialion. the Vohhieer Corps b
This favored Valley Of the Oh Donlnion-r There
fore,
ResOlrsd, That The ChaIlesioWn Artillery dd
heartily approve Of The boiling ahl.iitaiy En-
campmenl as proposed blythe Volunteer Cempa.
mics Of wincheklef, al such time as may be a
greed upons ahd they will cbeeifssly reuder any
all they may be able ,p give liz furlherahce Of
sd 6ommendable an object
Rfs6lrtd. That a Committee .of FIVE be ap.
pointed On behalf Of the Arlllefy, as Delegate;
to nee1in Winchester, logether with the Dele
Valley, on The 3lsl July. for the purpose Of Ok
ing upon some proper Time for the holding Of
the proposed Eucampment, and making all other
preliminary arrangements.
The following gentlemen wehe appointed as
Delegates III accordance with The above Iesolu
lion, VIZ cap, John ", Ro~Sn, Lieut. James
B Small, Lieut. John Avis, and Messrs VIM
T. Royce and William Avis.
Resolved That he other Vnluqieer Companies
olihe County be requested 10 appoint Delegate,
al an early day. iii they have uog alhradY dent
so j 10 order that me Yolunieeis Of Jeffersor
may prove that they are 10 no wise behind lheil
breihreu ia arms, in any enterprise that will lent
10 heir advance ment ia Military Tactics.
Resolved, Tat these proceedings be signed By
The Ghairnlan and Sfcrftarr alsl 1he. Eil,pFs q
iican and YiEGiniau be requested 10 egpy III,
same JOHN w. ROWAN, Chn
JAMES w. DELLER, SsertfGy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-27

DEATH or JUDGE RoWAN.-Thc Lon
lsy,lie Journal of,the l4tn in>i says 9 We an
nouace. with no ordinary Teg-et, that the Hon.
Jon$ RgwAS died last evening, Ia.e Before
sunset lie died uf cholera mafDps, afscr a
sickness Of fEb or three days. Ills professional
and polilical cafeer was long aud bllliianIones,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-27

BY Divine permission. the Res. Dr1J. e t:RExN.'
will, by request. preach IN The Methodist Episeopal
Church, in BerryviIle, on s.uSIyERs SLIsM, "op the
FIRST Sabbath IN August next, (ihe 6tt.) Service to
commemorate 40 clock, A. NJ. LJuly 90.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-27
NntfrRa.

gElRev JosRPH BAKER will preach 1t Kabletowni
on Sunday next IT Il o'clock, A. M.
July n 1873 ~s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-27

We barn from the Norfolk Beacon that
Mr.. Profit whom Mr.. Tyls. has inPru
denily appointed Minister 10 Brazil = 10
take passage in she U. S. ship Lsvaut.
Capt. Page. which vesse. i expected to
sail Tor Rio 10 about fortnight.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-27

.upop Com. Moore's arrival al Calves
ton. where be is no~zdsily expected, be
isio demand an Investigation Of bis char
acter and conduct, whilst in The service Of
Texass a the head oi the Navy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-27

Excess ef Mr v. B,sovet Wig
congtess OF lsii-2, $40 0G3 s9l
.7msriegn Jrhig
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-27

1CF See The graphic account u sbannoudale.
as scenery. and oiher Giltaclipns, from cores
Pundeht Of the Baltimore Apericaa. a goody
company are now enjoying themselves ,here-
The beaithy 10 a round u E Shi!ersliug aud brac-
ing amuSemelts; he invalids in a cheering
prospect Of renovation from3ihe use of ihe heal
ing waters. which sash forth in uuriyslisd purity
and freshness, NeFer did The country look more
beausiiul o. veidanl :haa a, present never
did nature, ID all is variety, look n,efs epchanl
ing.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-27

The Irish Repeal Association Of New
Orleans held nesting on the 9Th inst,
and adopted pteanbls and resolutions
denounclng Mr.. 0'Conaell's Iate anti
slavery speech.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-27

Mr.. KiRKHKN, ihe grammsrisn, died
AZ ha residence ia New York, few days
ago.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-27

LETTER sEyERaScE. lAe able EliIqr Of the
'.kenGsbec Jonual,'' Augusta, Maine, has bs en
ncmiaaled for CohgteSs By the Wings 81 the fth
DISlrict, ejmposed pt Keahetec asd franklin
CuaRiits. lie WILDE elected, and ptese one Of
the hes, Members ia the Hpuse.-.T Y. 7iibuns.
We caa bear testimony d the sterling qnalit
ues Of Mi Severance -Tweoty years ago, his
contemporaries at he eomp'sE.Srs' stand predict
ed .she honorable cafeers,hag awailed him, and
enc q them now halls with pleasure The prospec,
before TIA, most deserving Ind esamable zen
tepaa. Mr.. Severance has been co.kn;enops
in shs poluics Of Maine. bo,h q - r.l,,ox and
Statesman. and his translation "a - N,,;.la.l
Councils viii give uafeisaeA 8
OF his early friends and companions.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-27

Tie Learned Blacksmith. la The set
|ilement Of case al Bangor. relative 10 ar
estate 10 ST. Thomas. a document was pro.
duced as evidence. which was written 10
Danish. and contained 40 loolscsp pages,
but there was none who could translate il.
i was sent 10 Mr.. ,Boritt of Worcester,
known the learned Blacksmith, tho re-
turned Translation Of ii. which is.spoken
OF very highly By The editor Of The Whig.
10 letter, Mr. B-efemarks that the trans
laiIcn Cost BIN twelve days hard<labor,
for which he presumed the sum Of SlS
would not be an unreasonable compensa.
ton, IS that would be ...ahouL-nfsat any
other blacksmith would charge, provided
be could do i with hammer and tongs."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-27
FACTS FOR THE pEOPI.

: The expenditures below are exclusive Of tie
public debt:
James MonToeNs Sl3.057.9a M
John q. Adams, u CESAR
Andrew JackSaAS rs 2a43t5
Marin Van Bnfens IS 500 800
Wing Congress l6 49,, $50
coMr4BfTiFE VIEW.
Gen Jackson's average c1pends, SIS 81, 3l5
Mr.. Adams do. do. Il. Ga5Ss17
Excess Of Gen.J 5 over MAS IS, los SOS
MIR. Van Butens average expend's, IS. 500, $50
Mr. Adams do.. do. la,625,4T7
Excess Of Mr.y B,s over Mr.. sea, 100 $50
MI v Barens average expenditures. IS. 39C 800
Wing Congress do. do. l6 81, sac
r, - -------
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-27

The following loasF was eiren On N. ~ ~
july sl-CamPoeli Cpnn House, Virginia
By Rehefs Hughes. Mr. PIessaen,. 4 van,
you 10 X; every one know that AN for Henry
Clay against The world. he and we're born
close 10 tae Slashes Of old Haaever He worked
b1tsfoolea, aud so did l. lie xsns 10 min. snd
50 aid L RE was 1 good by 10 his gaanna.
ana 30 vas / ! kned hi,n like 4 book, and
ioseshim ike brother. III any man has any
ding 70 say against him. lei him come 10 me
n d}eFe Is any betler. braver, or smarter man
thaS Heugy Clay on this G. - globe. -rh, say
he waald be 4 soTt Of earnestly, aud would like
b lsok ashim. Coli. CLAY. 1855 cheers
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-27
Correspondence d DC Baltiu.ort Tsasa.

NNABEhLANp AhD July III lF9Jr
Ma. MuSRoE 81, may be well 10 tell You
that the Yankees have a: last taken held of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. They have besn
here e1tIwo days and half, and have eighl
,compasies. we'll organized, iully al work on the
temperance plan. -
j TheygiFe EVIDENCE OF knowleSis e Of whose
money j. 70 pay The laborefs. Every maa il at
his pos; a: O'clock 10 the nornidg = half an
hour for dinner, and knock % al s ia The even
ing. This keeps uF The excitement no time for
talk These NoHhstn boys are trying The pan
Of making tseir fortunes ~ min4ieg heirsorn
business
S1Yoa may set it,.dwnin your note book that
this Naik will never STOP again until we shall
ring The teils and l;e our "long TenFD 10 an
neuaee lis completion Every body believes
this Old Alegsl5 VII stand BY ihem-two
yeats VIII see this WoIk finished 10 Cumberland
and ihe Canal in fAll aud successful operation,
and the STATE Of MARYLAND relieved. Every
budy saes for Gen. Mcneil, HE New Eagland
men auA the CANAL Yeuts, d.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-27
.grriraI Or the Caledonia
FOURTEEN DAYS EATER

The steamship Caledonis. Capt. e. q.
Lott, was ielegTaphed % miles out, 6 o.
clock. ?. 81 on the l7sh. sua arrived At
her nooriags atthe Canard mari, East
Bostou. ais o'elsck.
She leg Liverpool on TUESDAY. July
4lh. thus Inaskins the passage in thirteen
By the CsleJenia i've have received
our flies Z: Liverpool papers 10 July Ill.,
inclusive aad Landys Is July BIZ.
Ii.ist3 rihgenee bl0u$ktKI,N fhts nar1s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-27

Contemplated Union We learn from
the Presbyterian thai the Associate Re-
formed and the Reformed presbyterian
Churches are settling the P,ehminaries Of
a Union.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-27

Here man had taken up his position
with sword. with which. as The Liberia
tot approacheda ne cut the cord ii the
centre. and the chain was shiyered on
both sides amid the Shouts and acqIama.
lions as thousands. that ten, the air for
soms l-kndies.
aHhekmeetina was held on the race
- ma MI. O'Connell assembled the
81 acconpsnieilbyMr. Tom Steele.
Mi Charles QfConnelE, "Connsellor
O,Ieary ana three French gentlemen.
On ina notion ofzMr. IF BFidgman, Nj.
r. end Justice of the Peace. inH .L "A.
was taken bvl Mr. Cornelius O Bnen,
ii. p. and Jus,ice Of tie Peace.
Mr. C,Connaii's speech did mol mate
,s;ally differ from the general run q those
n-se has lately delivered !; but be
Heed A. new Stage 10 his agitation.
ave an important explanation.
would iell them, that the moment
Ia ,hree million 81 repealers. he
begin ahb ther career aud he might
HI then ID nouace that the principal
limeni which existed against Enan-
on did moi Al all exist as regarded Re
of the Union. Il was necessary for
nglish. Parl ia nehtto pass a law grant
Emancipation but ID the case Of Re I
i was not necessary The Hopse Of
) at stthhew il out; but the people
lille cHirp. aad il was soon allow
0 pass without any very strenuous
silion. The Queeh's Prefosative
revive the Irish Parliament (!)--as
$ the FnIst did when be created ~
CHS 10 Ireland. gi.ing sutfrages 10
e Pro,esibnts I; and Ennis was one
bad Bargains. The time had arriy-
L.. AZ hsl.. " y. g. =, j. $3.50 L.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-27

COMPETITIVE VIEW
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-09-14

Allegheny having 80 votes, was also declared
nominated
On the fourth ballo, SIMEON GuiIroRp. Of
Lebanon, received AZ votes aud was declared
nominated
On motion of g. r. Smith, The nominations.
were unanimously confirmed
The officers ofihe Convention were directed
10 inform the nominees Of their appointment
After the report Of the Finance Committee
had been received, vote of thanks uiler-
ed to And. Krause, The keeper Of The Hall, ior
his attention in preparing it.
On motion of Mr. Cochran. the Convention
returned thanks TO the Presden, for his alien.
ton in presiding.
On motion, The officers Of the Convention
were empowered 10 fill vacancies by death
resignation of the candidates with an under
standing that the vacancy be supplied from The
district where ii occurs.
On motion, the proceedings were ordered To
be published in all The Democratic Wing pa
pers in the State.
On motion of Gen. Hester, the Conyenroo
adjourned sine die.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-09-14
Parties i'm Pennsylvania.

The York, (Pa.) Peoples Advocate SAYS -'Io
looking into the political arena in this State, We
find considerable number of antagonists, eacl
marshaling for combat; and if we arc 10 Judge
the multitude Of the conflict by the number OF Tia.
AIDS on each side, fitting TO and fro, bearing the
dispatches Of the belligerants, we may look for
great number Of killed, wounded and missing.
There ale but two parties properly speaking in
the field. viz the old Democratic Wing party an
the Modern Democrats but the latter are so div
ded into classes, each seeking preeminencc. hatws
NAV class each as distinct element ofparty iohi-
ino under their own banner and recognizable leader
For the benefit of our readers, will give them in
their several spheres Of warlike preparation each
waiting for the word go"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-09-14
Mashinc Poetry.

Let on the steam Jerry
Whuz. Whuz Whuz ILL.,
"Oh! Hen-e-re Oh! Hen-e-ry,
What Poe-tre! what Poetry"
STRAws.
We meant no offence, when first we began,
Some words into numbers TO run;
To the up river poet or any white man
Who claims the high number of lone"
For allusion we made 10 his "verses sublime;"
He determines 10 give US abuse;
Collecting his poems, surveys every line,
Then seizes his pen, and cuts loose.
We may fancy view Of this wonderful man !
As he rose. in his poetic ire:
Surcharged with red vengeance, in torrents ii
ran,
From his hen quill all glowing with fire
Crowd the steam, Jerry.
A sight like this we never saw,
The Squire in his liny bark;
He stretched up his neck and sounded, Law
Then sings from Burns" like lark
Dut QuiCh dS IL HIS muse "do pIHuOdJ
Or seized with the Tyler Grippe
Conyulsed quite from his canoe, he leaped,
And vowed the " Mashine" TO whip.
With critic club away he dashed
Away through the floods he swum,
Through ''floods of burlesquc," floods of flash,
Alas and SO floods Of fun
F." John does not rhyme with strong" he cries
And name with "gain" S no GO
Blu, in his same two lines arise,
g Vow" rhvmed along with "irow."
We sacrifice not sense 10 sound;
For Shakespear 'lwould be fun:
The i" Earl of Aberdeen" is dead,
And wants no grinding done.
What criticisms! ah! profound!
As deep as Grecian Lore,
His minds deep; where thought is drowned
| Here's " Socker-tes" once more"
You've studied Milton, Pope, and Burns,
! Watts, Young, and Bryant 'hrongh
! Come learn Of our mashine" by turns;
Twill tell you, once i, knew,
A Congress man, who made speech,
/ AS members often do.
1 A public villain 10 mpeach,
And put ali in stew;
One rising up calls out aloud;
! . You much mistake yonr am,"
The FIRST replied, g lis you mistake;
fred at larger game"
BoTHRUM e. Co.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-09-14
Loco Foco State Convention.

The Loco Focos held their State Conven-
tion at Harrisburg, on Tuesday the 5ih inst.
d. d. Wsgener, of Northampton, presided a,
The preliminary meeting, and Charles Brown,
Of Philadelphia, was afterwards appointed
Chairman. On The fourth ballot the following
persons were declared nominated for Canal
Commissioners.
JAMES CLARKE, of Indiana,
JESSE MILLER, of Perry, and
WILLIAM d. FOSTER, Of Bradford.
No other business Of party character was
transacted by ihe Convention.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-09-14
A Lau.nch.

The United States Steamer Princeton, was
launched at the Philadelphia Navy Yard, on
Thursday last, at fifteen minutes past o'clock.
The launch went off admirably, but owing TO
the heavy rain few spectators were present to
witness the sight. The Princeton was built
under The personal management and supern-
lendence of Capt Stockton, of the Navy, and
is represented as being beautiful model OF
naval architecture. We have now three na-
tional Steam vessels anoat.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-09-14

The following beautiful piece of blasphemy
is from the Madisonian of Saturday,
The remedy is in the hands of'ihe peo-
ple,' and Mr.. Clay is the pill they must swal-
low to be cured. He rs TO be the physician,
nurse. and medlcine--a ,riune renedy--a d.
piae panacea--and by the grace of God, per-
haps he would be King
The dread Of Mr. Clay at Washington is
greater than the fears of their Maker; and the
most sacred thing 10 the creed Of The christian
is dragged into their attacks, 10 give force 10
yilupcraton u. s. Gazette.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-09-14
Ia.rcgularIty OF sl.c yKaLls.

We receive frequent communications from
onr Subscribers residing al and between Eas-
Ton and This place, complaining that they do
no, gel heir papers regularly. They say that
often ,kev do uoi reach Them until week af-
ter The dav Of publication. Where can the
fault I've! We mail them regularly at Srouds-
burgll, a, the proper time
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-09-14
Fouud Guilty of Murder.

Antoine GeiSsler, the German, who has been
confined a, River Head, Long Island, since
May last, for the murder of Mr.. and Mrs
Smith, was tried at that place last week, and
the Jury, after consultation of more than eight
hours, returned verdict against him of guilty
His sentence has, however, been postponed un-
til May next. to afford his Counsel an opporlu-
nifty of having the case reviewed by the Su-
preme Court.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-09-14
WIrls state Convention.

The Wing and Ansimasonic State Conven-
lion, assembled at Harrisburg on Wednesday
The 9Th inst, and proceeded TO business by ap-
pointing Ner NiddleSwarth, Esq OF Union coun-
Iy, President Most of the counties in the
State were represented, and the Delegations
were uniformly full. Two SETS Of Delegates
appeared lIom Lancaster; but those with Thad-
deus Stevens at their head, and who claimed
10 be exclusively AntmaSonic, were rejected,
whilst those Mho represented The great body of
the Wing and Animasonic voters of The coun-
", were furnished seats. The following gen
!lemen were then unanimously nominated for
Canal Commissioners
WILLIAM TN Fed, of Northumberland,
BENJAMIN WEAVER, of Allegheny, and
SIMEON GUlLF0RD, of Lebanon
The best feeling pervaded the members, who
pledged their best endeayors 10 secure the sue
cess of The above ticket.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-09-14
FAER.

The Ladies of the Milford Benevolent Society
win hold Fair at tho Academy in Milford, on
the 20lh of September next. 10 commence at 10
O'Clock A A., al which time will be offered for
sale great variety OF fancy and useful articles.
The proceeds of which will lie applied towards
paving for tho Methodist Church. The inllahl-
iants of Milford and vicinity are respectfully invi
Ted to attend. Milford, Aug. o&, 1913.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-09-14

~ r. B. Palmer Esq, at his Real Estate
and Coai Office, No. 50 Pine street. below Third,
Two squares s the Merchants Exchange, Phila,
elphia. is authorised 10 receive subscriptions and
advertisements for the JcGersoaiaa Republican,
and give receipts for the same. Merchants Me
chanics, and lradesmen generally, may extend
their business by availing themselves of the op-
poriunes for advertising in country papers which
his agency affords.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-09-14

III A heavy hail storm visited Crooked
Greek, Monroe county, Pa, on Tuesday, the
l5lh uIt Hail of The size of a hens egg, fell
in great quantities Eachange paper.
Indeed this information is something new
for our readers of this county, and not less are
they puzzled TO find out this new location de-
senaled above We believe there is not an in
habitant in this County, who could point out
Crooked Greek, neither is it within their recol-
lection of the occurrence Of the great hail
storm. For the information Of our exchanges,
we would sci down the whole story as mere
fabricalion--in fact, Crooked lie.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-09-14
Oar Candidate for AsselnDly.aau.

Rudolphas .Smith, Esq, of Middle Smith
field, was On The I'd insl., unanimously nom.
nacd by the Delegates of our Loco Foco
friends. as The candidate 10 be supported, in
conjunction with iwo others from Nouhamp-
ton, for the Legislature, from this Representa-
Tive District
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-09-14
Orr next Gongressrnam

It is now pretty clearly asceriained that
Richard Brodhcad, Jr Esq, will receive Tho
nomination for Congress in this District. He
has already secured majority fthe Conferees.