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The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-02-08
MISCELLANEOUS.
For the Peoples Press
THE BANNER OF THE CROSS.

For the Peoples Press
THE BANNER OF THE CROSS.
Now DER the broad Atlantic rose
The holy sabbath sun;
And poured, like oil upon the waves,
A peaceful benson.
And noble hearts are on the sea,
The kindly spell to heed,
Since last it set, for tieachery deep,
Stern justice claimed need.
And there are those of aspect stern,
Checked in their full career;
Adown the brink where late they stood,
Now gazed with startled fear.
Ayel raise the banner of the cross,
And shout your God and King,
Where deadly hate, and treason lurk'd,
Now let your anthems ring.
Butswhere are they, who lately stood
Amid that sailor band?
blood,
Anu UldndCleu each manu-
Aye,-as the moaning wind sweeps by,
1t whispers DER the wave,
Cold is the sea weed where they lie,
And dark the ocean cave.
Ask of the waters, where they sleep;
Their murmur seems to say,
aye cast their bodies in the Deep
Their souls-ahi where are,theyi''
Short was their shrift, and dark their fate,
Their purpose, darker still;
Oh! if they did repent, though late.
Alas! we may not tell.
But raise the banner of the cross
The work of death is done;
Meet sign to wave, where justice claimed,
A sacrifice for sin.
Columbia's starry pennon floats,
Upon the breezes free;
But DER it high exalt the Cross,
Once raised on.Calvary.
Flag of the free, to thee we owe,
Our fealty, our blood,
But still, with deeper reverence bow,
To the banner of our God.
E.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-02-08

The Execution of CromaceH.-Baffled in
her former application TO Judge Belts fol-
the arrest of Mackenzie and Gansvoort on
charge of murder, the widow of Cromwell
yesterday made a similar application to
Judge Lynch in The Court of Session. 1t
was founded upon the same alledged facts
ss the other, and Judge Lynch refused TO
grant the warrant desired for the same reas-
ons which Influenced Judge Belts. The
Court ofinquiry, the Judge says, performed
Inc duties Of grand Inquest in the matter;
and the Civil Courts have no jurisdiction o.
yer the case, at least until farther action by
III: Head Of the Navy Department has been
refused.--Trbune.
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J. c o B B J r
TERMS OF THE SEVENTH VOLUME.

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Importation of WoOl.--The following is
a Report of the Secretary Of the Treasury,
communicating 20 Congress statement OF
tie Commerce of the United States, for the
wear ending Sept. 80. l64l. All wool, not
cxceedingng cents per pound at the coun-
,rv or port purchased. was admitted into the
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Debbp agilner.
BY sEBA SMITH.

OR THE FARMERS DAUGHTER.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-11-11
Important to Purchasers.

9S Chesnnt Slreet. PhiladaI
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-11-11

CAPT. Ross ANrARrIc ExPBDI-
TIos.-In the annunciation ofthe re-
suits of this Expedition, the English
papers lavish great praise upon Capt.
Ross, and speak of the discoveries made
as very important in their character.
The whole is announced to the public
with that show and parade that must al
ways be given to those who sail under
British orders. The expedition under
Sir John, embraced three years, and
was, on his return during the last
month, reported to the Admiralty
and Lord Haddington eomplimented
him in the warmest manner for his ser
vices. Tbs objects Of the enterprise
were similar to those embraced in the
plan Of our own exploring expedition,
and the tracts Of the two squadrons
have been in close proximity in some
portions Of the Antartic region. The
results Of this expedition As we'll - eur
own will sosn be before the world, and
enable the public to make such COM
parsons Of the merits ofthese expsdi-
tons IS their several results may seem
to warrant; and it 10 believed that the
judgement Of the public will not be
desadvantsEeous to the credit of those
connected with the American Expedi-
ton. Sir John Ross denies that
Lieut.. Wilkes "Antartic Continent"
is continent, yet he Gays that he dis
covered aud traced out an immense
country in the Southern polar region;
and having given % outline Of this
gaeat national exploit, the English add
they have only to annex . very few
particulars, which may be Of interest to
their general resdsrs--snd then state
the wonderful fact thst "when at Cape
Horn, making magaetometric observa-
tons. the ships anchored in St. Mar
tins Cove. where they fell in with q
small sarty Of Fuegans, . most missr-
able race Of human creatures, wander
ing naked amongst the constantly fall
ing snow storms of this Indictment re.
gion."
And close BY grand flourish Of
trumpets, declaring that "the acquisi-
tons to natsraI history, geology, geog-
raphy, but above all towards the elu-
cidation Of the grand mystery Of ter
restrial magnetism, raise this voyage
to a pre-eminent rank among greatest
achievements Of British courage, intel
ligeuce, and enterprise. st. Louis
Weekly Gazette,
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8l2AlsIAlNYS IlA1lAzzllEJla
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SOMETHING LIKE WoRK Til,

SOMETHING LIKE A WoRK The
Albany Argus says about one thousand
men are employed in the construction
Of the new and enlarged locks upon
the great Wellsnd canal, and upon
the closing Of the navigation. an add
tional force of some 5000 will be put
upon it. The size of the new locks
will be $50 bv goa feet the length of
the canal % miles The entire work.
1t is Supposed, will be completed in
lsze.
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S. NJ. a. T.. LANGWORTHy


"ANE lately received, by the steamers New
IL Brazil, Jasper, Outer, and Others, 4 large and
splendid assortment of Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods, Boots and shoes, Queenswarc,
Tinware, Hard WARE, Cutlery, Clothing
Iron, steel, Nails. Mill.Sayss and Cast.
ings, together large quantity OF & roceries,
consisting of Rio, Havana Il Java Cofses; brown,
Havana, and loaf Sugars; imperial, gunpowder,
and hyson Teas; sperm and mould Candles; James
River aud Missouri Tobacco; No. | and Mack
erel. in barrels and half-bauels: mess and prime
Pork, IN barrels aud hslf-nauels; also, one OF the
very bess lot OF BiRes, Brasdies, Gin, and Hhi,-
key, ever offered ~ this market
From the care which we have taken 10 the sslec-
iion OF the above mentioned articles, We are sns-
hed 10 oder them very reduced prices for CASH.
We respectfully Iny'te the public TO call and ex-
anime our stock, and reques, them TO remember
that 'IT IS 40 TROCBLE TO SHOW GOODS" al the
store OF - NJ & E LANGNORTHH.
Po,nsi, Sept ~, ls43 IL
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POTOSl
SADDLE g. HARNESS MANDATORY.

FJNiiE Subscriber Wound respectfully INFORM MS
Il friends and the public, that he has commsn-
ced a mandatory of the above mentioned articles,
sad thar a coTspets assortment Of all that apper-
tains TO his line, viii be found good and cheap for
cash. Repairing OF all kinds promptly and Ies-
sonably done, BY o. l.. STONE.
PoiOsi, Nav 26 l2z3 III
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PROSPECTUS
% THE SECOND VOLUME o.
= I NJ a a IN II.
Denoted to the Mpestgatiosa of
n q n Al PHYS LOQY.

Csphslogy, Phrenology, Pathology, Physiosns
sy, Psychology. Neurology, Electricity, Gal
vanisrs, Magnetism, Light, Calstc, Life.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-01-28
Editorial Correspondence.
HARRrsBuRo, Jan. %, ls4a.


On Saturday last, the Legislature, learn.
ing that the Reading Rail Road COMPANY
were about making an assignment. for The
benefit Of their foreign creditors, passed a
law compelling all incorporated companies
10 frst pay contractors and workmen, before
such an assignment could be made. This
is right, tho workman on company rail
roads have been defrauded too much out of
'heir hard earnings by incorporated compa.
nss. On Monday petition was presented
in the house from Northampton county.
charging their homes. and faithful represen.
,ativs Mr.. Hickman, with bribery, q. the
last session. .iSecauss he advocated the pas.
sage OF till in relation to the Mauch
chunk company. He Immediately asked for
committee OF investigation, which was
granted, and committe appointed. Sew.
eral remonsirances were presented apains,
removal but no other business OF importance
transacted in either branch.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-01-28
Notice.

!HE subscribers are desirous of closing business
and therefore take this method of Informing the ir
former customers that they are requested to call and
settle their accounts ON before the first of Feb.
uary without fail, by attending to the above notice,
and bringing some ofready down, they can save
cost and troubbIe.
The subscribers also offer for sale goods at cos.
70 those who bring good FUNDS in exchange for the
same the stock viii be disposed of on reasonable
'ei'hs between this and the first of april, to any
pers 'ns who may wish to enter into business and
we 40 assure such that their are few better situations
in this country for business. The establishment
can etler be bought or rented.
COLEMAN & MILLER.
January, % ls43,-40.
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SATURDAY. Ja.y'CARr 20, ls4s.
FOR PRESIDENT,
JAMES BUCHANAN.
(Sueject to the decision Of Nationa
Convention.)
THE LOCAL QUESTION.

The Danville papers are again attempting
TO create. false impressions in the county in
relation TO the Removal Bill as reported by
Mr.. Snyder in the house, but no, word as
to the iniquity Of HeAdley's division bil.--
They know their insiaua.ions that the
buildings are iobe pu,sup entirely a, the
county expense is false and gralui,ous, as
tho bill itself, which they have published,
will show. It's copy of the bill, as
passed the house las. year, with the ex.
ception Of sha. part leaving i. to vote, and
as we published and circulated throughout
the coun,y, during the October election, and
which they THEN REFUSED TO PUB
LlSH. The people then gave their sane.
ton TO the bill, BY casting their votes for
Daniel Snyder, and ia pursuance Of these
instructions, he has again introduced it, and
The Legislature will pass il. in spite of all
'he cheating roguery, and misrepresen,a-
lions Of the Danyils faction. Tbey may
TIC mere anu deceive there. They may have
their negro votes, and negro petitions, and
they may forge len thousand names 10 their
remonsirances, it will do them no good
There is integrity and intelligence enough
in the Legislature. to see through their
wickedness, and give to the people those
Just rights which have been so long wrong.
fully withheld. Justice is slow, it is true,
but it is sure.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-01-28
IMPORTANT MOVEMENT.

We understand that the owners of The
Duncan Iron Works, have made consid-
cradle purchase of stock OF the ".Bloonas.
burg Rail Road Iron Company" in the
immediate neigh borhood, with view of
erecting Iron Works, and tha. The buildn o
Of the Furnaces will be commenced as soon
as the necessary arrangements can be com. !.
pleled,
We congratulate our le aders on this even
as every acre Of land, an { every house and
lot in Bloomsburg, and it's vicinity, will be
increased in value. When our neichbo,s "a,
DanvllIe, have boasled Of their iron es,ab.
llshment, we have said again and again, ,lha,
this vicinity presented sup perior advantages.
We have heard il stated, by men compe ten
TO Judge that there is not so fine a situa,iont
tor Iron Works in the state of Pennsylvania
and it is believed there is not in The United
States, in reference to the Eastern market.
The one is in great abundance, and. Of
very superior qualify. There is very
hne water power. an ample SUP.
ply of limestone, and inexhaus,ible beds or
anthracite, directly on the canal, within
reasonable distance above us.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-01-28
Editorial Correspondence
HARRISBURG, Jan. o. la4a


Yesterday,the senate done bu, lille other
business, than receiving Of peiions, offering
resolutions, aud reports, with the exception
of electing printers. John G. Brat,on, of
the Gazette, was elected printer of the en-
glsh journal, and John II. Dimmick, g. co.
Of the Reporter, printer Of The bills. A
lengthy discussion arose on bill from the
house authorizing the canceling Of the relief
notes, by the States Treasurer. The sob.
Ject was postponed until 10 day.
The house wen, into ths election of
printers, which resulted in the election of
Mckinley d Lescure. Of the Keystone.
PrInisis Of the Journal, and J. II. Stack
printer Of the bills.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-01-28
NOTICE.

ME Subscribers purchased at Constable sale
n on the 23d Jan. ls43, the following sold as
the property of Jefferson Meyer in Bloomsburg the
following property to viz: one Bureau brass mantle
clock one iron Kettle, which property we have left
with said Jefferson Meyer, at our pleasure.
l.. b. RUPERT,
Il. C. BARTON.
Bloomsburg Jan. 2s, Is43.-40.
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UYNll@NINIb,

mARRlED.-By the Rev. ID. S. Tobias,
on the 3llh Dec. Mr.. JONAS BERNIN
GER, to MISS ELTSA5 BORGOR, Of
Roaring Creek,
ny the same. on the l7.h Jan. THEO.
DYKE MCDOWELL. to Miss, ANN
JULlNA ENT, Of Jedletown.
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NOTICE..

THE subscribers have purchased at constable
SALE as the property of Jesse Meyer, one bay Mare
one Sled, one Sleigh, ole set Harness. all Of which
we have loaned him during our pleasure of which
the public will take notice.
COLEMAN & MILLER,
January, 2e Is43--40.
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Mr.. Edifior:

The last Danvile In.eligeacsr is again
Out aasinsf na' ~vr.hy aud official Supcryi.
sor on me North Branch Canal, John Nc.
Reynolds. It's a base and malipnan, a..
lack on the part OF the editor of tha, paper.
aone merely 10 vent his spleen seains.
McReynolds, because he j. in favor Of me
removal and because lie is $50 far as mum.
oers are concerned) the choice of two thirds
OF the people of she county. Mr.. M,Rev.
noids has become particularly obnoxious 10
'he editor oil the in,elligcncer and his friends
because the Democratic Removal Conver
"on whIeh assembled last fall, (lhe doings
o' which resulted so gloriously for ,be
removal cause) noticed the attacks nr Ger.
IAN faction, and passed resolution unan;
mo"sty approving Of his c,nduct, and asking
his re-aPpoinlmenl at the proper time. Wbv
'oe' mr' Des' insists slrenuousIy on the
re.spponlment Of d. N. Kownoyer, Is il
because ne has by misrepes senta,ion ;ndu
ecu number OF contractors and others, in.
nocen'ly 10 receipt estimates and check
'oi's' lor money, which they have M, -.
's,'eo 70 'hI' day. and which he appropria-
'ea 10 his own private rse, thus deriving
lnose persons from obtaining certificates of
'"0'o'euness from The commonwealth; by
making these estimates and check rolls a
private debt ofhis own, and making dif.
'e'enee 10 these men, as much as the inter.
S' wong amount to for several years, to
say nothing Of The risk they tdin, or losing
WIS cebl in the end; Is j. because during
his supervisorsh,p, there were more breach.
es in the canal than in any other given line
that might be mentioned! Tha, these
questions can be answered in way lot
satisfactory to Kownovsr and his friends
we stand ready to prove. AS the inlelli.
gsncer has drawn IN The foreman on The
line. we will merely state that last spring,
befors the break occurred al the Briercreek
Aqueduct; the foreman on the line refused
to hais, the gates after having been request.
ed to 40 so, by some Of the neighbors, and
merely saying in excuse thai 'he had moth.
ing to do with il. The break which resulted
from this neglect, cos! the commonwealth
several hundred dollars. Andys. this oc-
currred under ",hat faithful and exeelen,
officer, d. N. Kownover," whom; not The
people, bot some Of The Danvlle inleres,
wish to see rsinstated. Or is il. because
Ma. same honest Official officer after
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NOTICE.

IL hereby given that we have this day bought
at constable sale as the property of John Fulmer,
two Crowbars ono hook one croscut Saw; ono
iron Kettle one Sleigh, one log chain and one
woodsled, one plough one harrow, with ten teeth,
Eleven acres Of ryen the ground, and have left the
same IN his possession, during pleasure of which
the public will take notice.
ABRAM YOUNG.
January 2s ls43.-40. q
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-01-28

To, DAY he house las had before il bill
intrc08fd By Hickman, of Nor,hsmp, on,
giving the election OF canal commissioner
70 the legislature, and fixing the salary 81
the officers appointed by the commissioners
A lengthy debate sprung up upon several
amendments that were introduced and be-.
lore any vote was taken of any consequence
The whole question was postponed. The
bill introduced, some days since, by Mr..
Sharswood aboishing capital punishment
came up for discussion. Mr.. Sharswood
delivered one Of ME most able and conclu.
slve speeches in It's favor, that we have ever
heard. There appears TO be strong feel
ing in the legislature in favor Of abolishing
this relic OF barbarism, worthy only OF the
darker ages of The world, when il was a
strong marx Of christianity to lake an eye
Tor an eye, aud tooth for tooth.
The senate was engaged almost wholly
in the discussion Of The bill relating to relief
notes, which was finally referred 10 The
committee on finance.
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NOTICE..

A meeting Of the Stockholders, and an election
Tor dircctors of the Boonlsburg, Rail road Iron
company will be held at No. 81 Walnut street,
Philadelphia, on Saturday the 25th Of FEBRUARY
ne1t al IL o'clock, A. VI.
JOSEPH PAXTON, Pres't
Cattswissa, January. cad is4 8.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-01-28

II Foot Race - The Winchester fv,I
Republican, states, that foot.race for sll
side, single dash Of six miles, came "A
between two Irishmen oyer The ValIev
Turnpike road on Monday last. They RAJ
neck and neck until within half mile q
he jail, when one Of them let down.-Tbs
six miles were accomplished in about ,h,
ty.five minutes.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-01-28

II Strange Monomania.-In town Of
North East, in this State, there is young
man named Putnam, who made preparation,
Tor his death, which he says,il was revealed
to him would take place on the las, day Of
1912. He sent invitations far and wide 10
his friends to be present. on the occasion re.
fused to work but spent his time in cu,,isg
devices on tomb.s.ones, trees, &c |, has
also been ascerianed that he lug hole for
his grave six feet deep six long and fou,
wide, in solid rock in a''secludeG place
The young man is represented as being
sane upon all other points.