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District Chancefy C0aI1 at Fulton.
Henry Anderson ct. 81. Compf.
"a. rs. -.
Thomas D. Hawkins
BENJAMIN ]. Sherwood March
Zachariah WIFE, Rules "A.
Cyrus A. Miller
1 George D. Nav, Defendants.
HTPON opening the matters OF this Bill and
u it appearing that the said Thomas j..
Hawkins, Cyrus 4. MilleT,anc George. May are
not inhabitants OF this State hptlreslde beyond
the limits thereof so that the ordinary process .
OF this Court cannot be served upon them. II
IS therefore ordered by the Court that unless
they be and appear before the Vice Chancci-
,or. at the Court Room IN Futon on the,
Third Monday in May next,
and plead answer or demur TO said . B,ll the q.
several allegations thereof, vii be taken tot
/ confessed as to them, and crder and decree
msde therein, as the Vice Chancellor may
deem equitable and just And Il Is inFeneI
| ordered that copy of this erder be inserted
in the Columbus Wing, paper published II
the town of Columbus, once week Tor Two
| months successfully.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-04-18

FOR CHANGING RED OR GRAY, oR ANY LIGHT
coLoRED HAIR, TO A BEAUTIFUL BROWN OR
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11
rr, . fi,y-Its condition.
Co,,cs,oniencc ofThe Tribune.


PHILADELPHIA. May l0-P. NJ
All ;s peace and uanqui!hy-Uod grant II may
,,;,,,e Martial Law - no" III 'otcef II haE'ng
hsen declared last evening, upon 'nc aii'fuI VI I'VE
Covernor. Volunteers have arINcd 'io'h i'a"oss'ef
and Harrisburg Rumors are ny II. e'e'y ote0- '
tion but little confidence can " IS
,, renor,ed The Arsenal at BfiaesDuT@ mas hot
t,,, ,cn by the Irish. The report originated rom
80 ,.x.,r..s having arrived from t!lat pIace
'''T al. :" .;,mboat New Philadrphia 10 con-
yr, sou,, troops i,om The Fort CHP', i'""'e 'n'
,-s me that when he rrdth'H I'i'"'s%"'-' 40
Ir,lll-n we're 10 be ionnd--'""' -
r,cc we're about 200 men, wolAe" "'n '"u'''I' '.-
- ,t. ana suffering severely from i!rir sIt-
were Withdrawn at day hight win IN
-, assemble AT +. NJ Ihe eva power
.i,o released ana VIII meet ~ G'''"' /" "1-
,crsing the District last et,','"s' e, ,,.,. ,b..
,l,, sfveroi oi the :" Peace Ponce cO"dHc'eH 'hr"'
.niY.. m n di-orisriy manner. Singing d'A"'"s
,,t ca,onsine marked ther cour-r. Shaie-siiai"e'
An EnsIi,hnnn, attached 10 the y " .iuiNs " oiu
,oI m g, violent nlannrr at psolic nous ~ "'e
,t currth and Gashiu, aud was turned osi
cp,ho' % I a',,c,cd Al the corner oi L0mbarL
sfr.,f when bi> badge was torn from h, hat;
Lody of notice are now stationed III the Jesui''
collese. SchuylkiIl, 9TH and hace-s'iee'Si ne
>,,dc9f. bsye all iorsaken the building, ana nave
re,flv all been removed. ,...t.,
- ,,.f Of settlns he TO house IN henNins ton
has h. been committed IN default OF S9'Ooo, by the
T6r Iri.hman, McAleef, who had mS thumb
bov.notjby the, bursting OF gun, has been removed
from The Hospital TO the Moyamensns f'iSon'
charged with murder I 1900,
4. Il. Pcale, whose arm was Gmp1ia'e'' resie.
~ learn. is not expected To recover, moruhc"VoH
Snyinc ensned. He Is II noble hearted young man.
Universally esteemed and beloved by all.
jammiit and Rhincdollar. two OF the Victn,' are
n he buried TINS afternoon at . O'Clock. ne y" ara
Associations attend in body.
An attempt was made last night 10 Iire soiii' s'S'
bles in Juniper-street near -. John : IhutCn: c
Scherr's piano forte manufactory, corner oi ueo1Se
and l0th streets, was also fired, and considerably
damaged. r,.r,l,, obout two
orIock ihis afternoon. The large depot oil the
Camden aud Amboy Railroad Company was sc! On
fire. il is supposed, by spark from locomotive, 3;
and almost entirely destroyed Large numbers oi
Irshmen came pouring from the western part ol 'e
citv, news having spread that ST. Maryi Ch"Fe"
was on fire.
One OF the most energetic officers out on duiy'
was John X Murphy, Captain otN boia!ionoi ar
,illerv His conduct was prompt ana decisive ia''
evening. and merits the thanks OF the people
A paragraph in our Correspondents letter censur-
inc lle Mayor and Sheriff OF Philadelphia we omit
for obvious reasons.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11
Another ,o;nt We once claimed to have pur-

Another point. We once claimed to have Pur-
chased Texas in the purchase OF LOUISIANA,
though this was disputed. The real fact appears
to be that the ancient boundaries OF Louisiana
and Mexico were not well defined, did not clearly
cohcre, and that most Of what is now Texas was
:, sort of no.man'sland between them. We had
thus in 1918 as good right to ias Spain, neither
having absolutely much if any. Thus we stood
when the South became possessed, haunted, by the
idea that Florida was necessary to her prosperity
and safety Forthwith the Government was as
.aied. beset with clamors for the purchase Of
Florida, which was unquestioned Spanish Terri
torv. Mr.. Monroe, virginian, was President
and accedcd so did Messrs. Crawford, Calhoun
and Writ, who were in his Cabinet. Florida was
to be had ne matter at what cost. So Mr.. J. q
Adams, who was Secretary OF State, was pressed
to negotiate new Boundary Treaty with SPAN,
which should transfer to US Florida no matter at
what cost OF course, Spain, whom we had re-
Gently insulted and abused, was in no hurry to
crafty us. Her Minister demanded Five Millions
of Dollars, the satisfaction of sundry claims, anc
the line of the Sabine, as the considerations OF
her surrendering Florida. Mr.. Adams would not
accede TO such hard conditions, and insisted on
the line OF the Rio del NoEte, which IS far more
natural and safe boundary, giving US Texas
But Don Onis demurred, as was natural, seeing
that our Government and People were foolishly
bent on having Florida on whatever terms; and
Mr.. Adams was overruled by the President and
the Southern Members of his Cabinet, and the
Treaty was concuded-an eminently bad enc
among our many hard bargains-but purely
Southern, made in obedience to Southern cla-
NOR, to subserve Southern interests. Well, now
we have Florida fast enough, (and she has cost
us cruel deal more than she will ever repayI
and the very section which insisted on surrender
ing our pretensions to Texas in order to obtain
Florida, is now calling stouty on the Re-Annex-
alton of Texas, on the ground that she once be-
Ionged to US and we had no right to part with
her. Well gentlemen, if the act Of waving our
claim to Texas was invalid, surely the considera-
ton we obtained for it falls also, and Florida re-
verts to Spain. If we hadno right to surrender
Texas, and could not do it, we haveno right now
TO hold property acquired by the surrender. But
it is all take and no give with these gentlemen
they are for Re-Anaexing Texas, but say never
word of restoring Florida to Spain! Isnot the
whole pretcnce glaringly preposterous?
We opened recently the leading Loco-Foco
journal in Illinois, (the State Register at Spring
feld,) and found it taking ground zealousy for
and abusing j. Q. Adams for
surrcndering Texas This is about the average
information and candor cvinced in the attacks
on that eminent Statesman.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11
Ry This Mornings Mail.

u- G. J. IxogRsoLL appears IN the last
E'oos poos in Maryland, who assure him that they
roc ro''s naIo Il, a respectable fight in that State on
Ca. cass or some new man, but with Van as Their
caa5;5,,o on,s ., the they are gone people. M Inge
soil. in reply, is cautious though significant but
so.' :;,a,ns ,ba, Van Buren's opinions on the Ia
~ and Annexation are very bad to take lie
cans he only looks on and says nothing but II is
cosv to sec what nc means
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11

L1rER>RY.-Leonard Scott y Co., ll2 Fulton
street issue this morning the March number OF the
London Quarterly, which is, far as we can Judge
by much the most interesting OF the London Spring
Reviews. It's leading article is an able and clabo-
rate essay upon Internal Improvements and CIVIL
Engineering. in which the Croton Aqueduct and
Works are alluded TO in manner the most crafty
ing 10 the pride Of NewYorkers, and several pages
devoted TO notice OF Mr.. Tanners Description OF
the Canals and Railroads of the United States.
most interesting article on Russia follows, besides
which, we have articles on Modern French History,
Cemeteries, Agriculture, Review OF SHELTON Foe
try and OF the History OF tie Conquest OF England
Ia, tho Nnrninus'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11

EgT The ROVER Of this week, among other yaIu.
able and interesting matter, contains an article on
UnemonicS, which will have peculiar interest or
the members of Nlr. Gouraud's class classes
formed in this City nnd Brooklyn during the past
Winter The Rover is regularly increasing in inter
est and popularity. It viii hereafter be sold by w
H. Graham leo Nassau-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11
.rheodore Frel.nshuysen Shareholders

We are done for, Mr. FsELNGurYsES is "a
used up man. The Emancipator has finally ex-
tinguished the Wing Party We have nomnat-
ed Slave Holder for Nlce President And if
YOU don't believe it. read what Mr.. LeavItt, the
Editor OF the Abolition Emancipator, says
Mr.. FRELlxGurYssN j. sill n NEW JERSEY SLAVE
tuy. " know that within cly year, he mad upon hls
hands Old woman who had been slave Of h' 'anc and
whom he wa; maintaining N comfort as It ys Just he should:
Just Kind 10 old aunt after giving her free pnpc us he
now. None OF his neshbo believed necessary ior him TO
h do rI-ht matter; but he seemed 70 think best that
Whether he ,t living or whether Nir. r ha, ceased be
advised.
There it is, right out in meetin'! Mr.. JOSHUA
LEAvIrr has exposed this wicked, abominable, in
human Wing candidate for Vice President who,
instead of allowing an Old woman who had been
slave OF his Father, to 60 with" free papers" TO
die in the Poor House or starve in the streets,
oarbarously maintained her in comfort ;" Oh
the monster And yet the Wings have nominal
ed man for Vice President who fed and clothed
an old negro woman, instead of turning her,
when too old to work. frieadIess. helpless and des-
ttute, upon the world. What ,ciL ALVIN STEW
ART and GERKGT SNITHsay TO such ' sou-kiling"
enormities Albany Eve. Journal.
The New-Hayen Herald OF Thursday contains
the following gratifying information:
We have The honor and pleasure of stating that
at the meeting OF the Legislature this after
noon, the Hon. JABEz w. HrsrlycroS aselect-
ed Senator from this State to the Senate Of the
L. S. by majority Of - votes in the House, for
six years from the ith of March next. There
can be no question to the result in the Senate,
the election being by 4 concurrent vote.
The case Of Mr.. Niles IS now occupying the
attention of the House.
P.S.-Quarter past I've have Just received
the vote OF the Senate, which stands Is to 5 =
This will give JOY at Washington to the friends
OF "our country, and nothing but our country
We rejoice IN the election of our tried and patri-
otic friend, J. w. Huntington.
The Superior Court of Alachua county, Fa. is
now in session. \ Mr.. VIM. 5. Harris has been
tired for Inurder-he was found guilty of man.
slaughter and was sentenced to one days imPri-
soRmeat!
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11

MAlNr.-The Official Returns from the Waldo
and Washington Congressional Districts give the
following aggregates:
Y tWaldol r. White T. > .2 E Hutchinson, w go
Smart 775 McCrlll> ~ True - tLocosl 3
No choice. White want, .aS votes.
With Wash :. Cary Il. 5.iSe I. Robinson w l,tS
: VI. Pond. Abol. at4 Scat. a
Cary over all Others, 553. AL votes rejected.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11

IP ALFRED \. SMlrH, ESQ. late Comptroller
OF the Finances of this City, died on Thursday
morning, having suffered severely from pumo-
nary disease for four months past. DOW D.
WILLIAMSON, the former Comptroller has been
appointed in his stead by the expiring Common
Council, but declines the ottice-at least, from
that quarter
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11

ES-THE FALSE PRiN oE,or the Community OF tho
Seven Deadly Sins, is the expressive title OF c
French novel by L. Texcr de Arnour, just transla.
ted for and published by Winchester.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11
Nntivism deflned by its Organs.
The journal of Commerce of yesterday, in g
leading article on the Philadelphia Riots, thu:

The journal of Commerce of yesterday, IN a
leading article on the Philadelphia Riots, thus
defines the views of its party:
..rhey 1.-The American Republicans do not wish to de-
prive foreigners oi their just rights, They wish Catholics 10
enjoy the same iumunes and privileges with ourselves But
mo- more They willing the stranger should ST nj the lam
l table and he included IN the number u children. but not
that he should eat while the children serve.
Just consider this moment. 1t is intended to
place Nativism in the most winning and unex-
ceptonable light But how does ii proceed >
Commencing by calling portion of our Amerl
can citizens foreigners" it assumes that " the
family table" (our Common Schools is nccessa-
rily Protestant, and that Catholics arc {" the
stranger" though large number of them settled
in this country over two hundred years ago, and
their descendants were among our Oldest families
when some Catholics signed our Declaration Of
Independence and many fought to MAINTAIN IT,
All these arc now held to be foreigners and
strangers, whose children must be instructed
out of King Jamcs's Bible, condemned by their
Church, or deprived of the benefits Of our Com
mon Schools which their parents arc taxed to
support Such is the liberality, justice and be-
nightly OF Nativism Shall we wonder that ex-
citement tumult and riot result
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11
BIsHoP KENRIcK-The following card from
the Bishop Of Philadelphia appears in the papers
there OF Yesterday:

To tie Catholics If the Citv aud County Of Philadelphia
BELOVED CHLuRES-ln the critical circumstances IN winch
you placed feel duty suspend tie exercise oi
public worship Catholic Churches. which still rcnHu.
unit may be resumed w safety. and enJ"y
conscience.
earnestly roniure You practice una!erabe patience
h winch has pleased Divine Providence sub
jec you and remember that hicons Will puriy Us
and rcnde! acceptable 20 God through Jesus Christ who
| patiently suffered the Cross FRANCIS PATRICK.
Bishop OF Philadelphia.
Philadelphia, Nay s. lSia
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11

~ "LIrE rs TIE NEw WoRlp, or Sketches OF
American Society" by SEArsrIELp, Part ~ con
tanning the Life ofa Planter, has just been issued by
Winchester. These sketches by Seatsteld are live
ly and vigorous, and are receiving many admirers.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11

PRovlDENcG, r. l. elected Wing Charter Or
iiccrs on Wednesday without opposition-Thomas
NJ. BURGESS, Mayor.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11

THE LAW REPORTER for May is just published,
commencing Il new volume.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11

~ The attention OF Members OF the Bar IS d.
-cc,ed 10 IN. advertisement of jansen u Bell who
have nublisbed the Act just passed amending the
Aot concerning Costs and Fees III courts 0' i'A"'
and for other purposes
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11

"TnE RADICAL OF THE RADIcALs"-TnE RI
FORMER os TIE REFuRMsns-John b. Weller OF
ONO, IS one ui the noises, ol the Loco Foco mem
bers oi Congress- aud bawls himself hoarse about
rcigcnchnent and radical economy. The Day
ton Maman says:
" Oar mail during one day the week last past,
brought 10 the Dayton Pos, Office eight hundred
and eighty documents, bearing the frank ot the
Hon. j. b. Weller" Alb. Daily ADV.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11
SUBSCRIPTIONS for CLAY Tribune.

~ A meeting vii! be held on sunday e'e'."s
at the tabernacle, OF persons favorable 10 tie p'O
motion of the due enforcement OF the Sabbath
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11

PRorrcrtoN FROM LIGHrNiNG.-See a. VI
o,;mby,s advertisement in another column con
cerning lightning rods Tor buildings
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11

VIRGlN1A-As some OF the Van Buren, journals
still family cling to the hope that they have not
been decidedly beaten in Virginia, insisting
Though they give no proof that the Wing Del
cgate from Mccklenburg is pledged to vote for
Loco T. S. Senator, and that the Delegate from
Logan is only a sort of Bank Tariff Loco, we
may state that we received yesterday letter da'
ted April 29th from the P. NJ. at Logan Court
House in which he puts down Mr. Farley, Dele
gate elect as a Wing, without reserve or quati-
cation. Here is the letter rerbatim.
LOGAN C. H. Va April q lsA.
Centemea-Agrecable your request send you full nc-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11

RHoDE. .IsLAND-The Official Canvass OF the
votes cast at the recent State Election in Rhode
Island shows the election of all the Law and
Order incumbents without opposition. The ag-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11
that quarter.

EARLY WHEAr.-We have been presented with
few stake OF Wheat 81 feet high which grew in
Newcastle county, Delaware, and were pulled on
the Is, May. The heads large and showa great
torwardncss OF the season. Newcastle is the coun-
" where the Hon. John NJ. Clayton resides, and
seems noted Tor great productions. Delaware took
the banner a, the Baltimore Convention, and bids
tair 10 take the banner for tall early Wheat.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11

n After quite breathing spell we are TO have
some brilliant concerts again. During the next
week we may expect the musical campaign TO be
opened anew with Vieuxtemps, the Belgian, who
10 Us with fresh aurels gathered in the sun
ny South, and awarded him by universal consent.
The anxiety TO hear him is already great, and We
presume his short stay amongst US will be marked
with the most signal riumphs.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11

( LIcENrIoUsNEss.-Our Legislature could not be
spurred into the passage Of any law to punish
Seduction and kindred crimes, but it has taken
step toward the discharge of its duty, by en-.
acting law to punish the crime OF administering
drugs and medicines, and of performing opera,
tons to procure abortion. The act makes it 4
felony TO do either, instead of misdemeanor, and
makes the penalty Imprisonment in the State
Prison Tor term not less than two or more than
five years. 1t also makes it misdemeanor to
sell any medicine calculated to produce abortion,
and to adrertisc them ; and publishers Of news
papers publishing any advertisements OF such na-
ture arc indictable for misdemeanor.
We do not know how faithfully this law VIII
be respected and obeyed; but some Of the streams
OF moral death which have for years been poured
upon the public through The Sun and Herald,
in the advertisements OF Restel and similar crea-
lures, will at least be checked ii not obstructed
We presume, however, that means will ultimately
be found of cvading the law by advertising CO.
verify and indirectly the denominations which
have hitherto been paraded conspicuouslv.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11

OxG DAY LATER FROM ST. MINoo.-AnotheT
arrival from tins place leaves very little doubt of
the success OF the rebels and the failure of Rive
ra. The troops OF the latter were still deserving
hm nay, ii was thought tkey would when the
lime arrived, openly resist HIM. The object Of
the insurgents, as ayowcd, is 10 put down mi!i-
,ary and est ,bIsh evil government.
The French had large squadron around the
Island There are also several British men Of
war. The United States, II seems, has aone ,
We suppose they arc all 10 be employed IN taking
care o the bantl!nr OF the Executive, Texas.
y. o. T!oplc.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11

The Great Britain arrived at Quebec on the
Sd inst. from London. This Is the first arrival
from sea this year The q. B.s cargo was IN.
surcd AT tl50000.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11

~ The weather for the last few days has been
MS bright as gold, and the streets and thoEousares
crowded with pedestrians, although the dust has
been very annoying.
P. .S.-The copious rain-showcr which SET in last
night at ten o'clock, was most timely and re-
ireshing.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11

FRom FLoRlDA.-Gen. Worth, accompanied by
Lieut.. Blake and Judge haryin, left ST. Angus
tine on the 18th u!t. on visit to the military
posts at Tampa and Key West.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11

The Superior Court Of Aachua county, Fa is
now in session. \ Mr.. Wm. 5. Harris has been
tired for murder-hc was found guilty of man.
slaughter and was sentenced to one days impri-
s0Rmeat,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11

~ The omnibusses have reapsed into their old
habit of delay, so that who is al al in hur-
ry had better his legs than trust himself TO
the keeping Of these lumbering and creeping vchi-
cles. There is regular stopping place at the head
oil Wall street, which should be broken up. At
presen; il is nuisance.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-02-01
COUNTY MEETING.

A general County Meeting Of the Democrat
c Whig Party of Monroe County, and others
who are favorable to the election OF Henry
CLAY, TO the Presidency, and all who are in
favor of a Protective Tariff. will be held at the
COURT HOUSE, in the Borough of Srouds-
bargh. on TUESDAY the 9th day Of FEB
RUARY next, al Z o'clock, p. NJ.
general attendance is particularly request
ed as a Delegate will then be appointed to the
4h of March Convention, and a conferee elect
ed ts choose Delegate to the National Con-
veniion at Baltimore.
January Is, lS14.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-02-01
SIp<ROUDSBURG
FEMALE SEMINARY.

The Spring Term of this Institution com
menced on the eighth day of May last, under
the superintendance of Miss A. NJ. Stokes,
and is now open for the reception Of pupils.
The branches taught in this Seminary
Reading, Wn,ting, Geography, Grammar, Rhct-
oric, Composition, History, Natural Philosophy,
Chemistry, Botany, Logic, Mathematics, DrGc-
ing and Painting, the Greek, Latin, German
Languages, &c.
The Seminary being endowed by ihesSiaie,
instruction is afforded at 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 Siroudsburg Female Seminary TO the pat
ronage of the public.
JOHN HUSTON, President
of tie Board of Trustees.
Nav 3. 1S43.--n
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-02-01
SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue of writ Of venditioni eXponas 10
me directed, will be sold at the Court House in
Milford on
Saturday the l0M day of February neat,
al o'clock, P. NJ. The equal undivided one
fourth par, Of all those certain pieces or parcels
Of land situate in Lackawaxen township, Pike
county. described as follows. One piece or
trae, Of land containing
,Eyvo Hundred Acres.
with g-A