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A gentleman rode up TO p public
house in the country and asked, "who
is the master Of this house?' ~ am.
sir" replied the landlord; 'my wife
has been de"d rh"ut three ~"tsr
, 1844-10-26

Office is hereby gwen, that the
~ undersigned has Obtained of the
Clerk of the County Court Of Pike
county, LETTERS Of Administration on
the estate &C VIM. Dovell. deceased.
bearing date Ocroter 18th. 1874, all
I, ersons indebted to sid estate. are
requested to make immediate ply-
ment. All persons having claims a.
gainsr said estate. are requested I"
exhibit them properly authenticated.
within one year from the date OF sid
letters. or they may he precluded
from having any benefit Of said es
tate. and II no, exhibited within lhree
years. they viii be forever arr. q.
JNO. D. nOWELLl ADAM.
NAT. POWELL
October 10 h. I644. 8 80
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that tie
~ undersigned has obtained oi the
Clerk of the County Court of Rails
County. letters of Administration on
the estate of RuSsel King. deceased.
bearing date October 7. I845. all per-
sons indebted To said estate. are re-
Guested 10 make immediate payment.
All persons having claims against said
estate. are requested to exhibit them
properly authenticated. within one
wear from the date Of said letters Or
hey may be prrcluded from having
any benefit of said estate. and if not
exhibited Within three years, they
will he forever barred.
MARY KING. 49,,
NJ [. Afford. Admr's
October 1914. 3w--49.
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LOST

N this Town, some ten days since, q
SILVER WATCH. If the person
who has picked it up, is at a loss to
know what TO do with it. he can ge. in
formation by enquiry at the Radical Of
fee. The owner will literally reward
any one who will put him on the "right
scent" for its recovery.
Bowline-Green, Oct. 19. tf-50
, 1844-10-26

"Well Pat" said a bullying whig
the other day. to a shrewd son of the
Emerald Isle, you don't calculate TO
vote for Polk this year, | hoper-
sYere everlastingIv maxim bIunders
of,hat kind replied Pat; Il do indade
mean TO vote for the man. and I'll tell
We mhy. too; We disappointed us about
tho Bd6 the tother time. an we
think We'll have the Porrok now, any
how. yer 'oner.' That coon made
tracks fast.
, 1844-10-26

LIBERATION OF Gov. DoRR.-The
Woonsocket Patriot states thut meas
ures are TO be taken by the Legisla.
turs Of Rhode Island to liberate Gov.
Dorr from PRISON, at lis October ses-
sion.
, 1844-10-26
HIDES

WILL be received in payment of debts
w due to nysslfo or the old Firm Of Camp
bell d.. Crane. They cnD be delivered at
Crane &. Bottoms Drug Shop in the pos, Office
building, Bowlrngreen, or at FolwelI & Cranes
Tan yard on he Louisiana road. Pork will be
taken this fall Oh the same terms.
e. B. CRANE.
Oc, Iotb 1874. ~
, 1844-10-26

TIGHT BooTs = ,Ot.n- ut n
was thrown INTO severe commissions
at a concert in Baltimore last week,
from wearing tight boots.
, 1844-10-26

New York ty this Janus,raced move.
ments, but "you must not endanoer
my prospects in Tennessee; and if
You 90 on thus, you will kill me in
North Caralina and Georeia.n
, 1844-10-26
List Of Letters.

- ENAINING IN the Past Office at Bow
"a ling Green. Mo, On the 10Th day of
September l~44, which it not taken out
within three months. will be sent to the
General Post Oftoe rs dead letters.
John Rrowurllc Robert Neal
WIN Biggs3, Sally Newton
d p. Clifford, VIM. Petite
Samuel W. Cox w S. O'Bannon
Josephus Calls George Philip
VIM. T. Dunn Henly Roberts
John II. Epperon Milton Ravenscraff
Eliza Fields Emerson & Shields
Mary c. Gentry, VIM X. Shepherd
Flora A. Gray Stephen Stemnons
James Haddock Andrew Shepherd
j. A. Hayden VIM. Shelton
Martha Johnson jas. d. Tisiaie
Mary Johr'on Henry p. Wootten
Leroy P Johnson George W. Wright
WIN. Jones Martha Washam
Ric,.ard r. Jones Alley Washam
I.yma Kelly Mary Ann Mahsr
Asram, McPike VIM. W. Minor
r. B. McElroy WIN. Mcclure ::
IT. G. EDWARDS, P. NJ.
Octrber 5th, 1874. AZ.
, 1844-10-26

Fanny Wright vas III New York
on the 2lst ult. She attracted muc',
attention. She resides generally in
Cincinnati.
, 1844-10-26
81 MPlkS.


Mr.. John G. RiveS. offers through
the Globe the following bets:
Isl. will give $500 To any re.
sponslbIe pe'son who will agree to
return TO me $40 for every electoral
vote tia, Col. Polk beats Henry
Clay.
81. will give $50 10 any re.pcn-
s,hl. person who will agree To return
to me $50 for every electoral vote
that Col. Polk beats Henry Clay a.
bove SO.
Sd. I! will give one hundred dol
~lars.to any responsible person who
will agree to return to me 500 lor
query electoral vote that Col. Polk
beats Henry Clay more than 100.
4th. will give 500 to any re-
sponsIble person who will agree 10
return TO me 500 for every 10000
popular votes Col. Polk beats Henry
Clay.
5th. | will give 500 to anv re-
sponsibIe person who will agree to
return TO me one mill, ard double ii
for every electoral vote that Col.
Polk beats Henry Clay above 60; L.
be computed as follows: If he beats
him 81 electoral votes, there shall be
returned TO mt | mill; if 50. 2 mills,
if IS, 4 mills; if Ga, s mills; if IS. !
cent and 6 mills. and so on.
, 1844-10-26
March 80, 1874.

IWe are Authorized to give notice
that JAMES o. BROADHEAD, has
withdrawn his name as a candidate for
Circuit Attorney, OF the Sd Judicial Cir
emit.
, 1844-10-26

DILL CUpy lie lOi-
from the Baltimore Republi-
can. showing how the cause is advan-
cling in the Old Dominion.
OAK GROVE. Bath co., Va.
Messrs. EdiIors:-We beg leave
to say 10 you, and through you to the
public, that we have heretofore acted
with the Wing party; and that we
voted in the general excitement Of
1910 for Harrison and Tyler, and
that we intend to wipe ont that po-
sin by sustaining the principles
of the Republican par,y-the princi-
pies of our fathers, We are for POLK.
AND TEXAS.
Yours respectfully.
SALES.
GEO. COLLINS.
Fl. WrTHERSPOON,
GEO. BARRY.
WILEY POOL,
GEO. HARRISON,
SAM'L N. MANY.
September 90, 1914.
, 1844-10-26
NOVEMBER ELECTION.

Mr.. ApAMs-Please nv
name as a candidate Cor Circuit Attorney,
of the Bird. Judicial Circuit, al the next
November election.
G. W. BUCKNER.
March 80, 1874.
, 1844-10-26
JAS. ". CA MPBELL.
SA MEL HARR.
Administrators Notice.

October 26ih. 1914. 81.
, 1844-10-26

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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-08-29
,neferson's estimate of Henry Clay.

AS for Mr.. Clay consider him to he one
.f,be mos, talented aud brilliant men and States
aso that The Country ever produced, and should
L,e MANY wears longer, HOPE TO SEE
iIIH HOLD THE PLACE OF CHIEF EN-
rCI1TIVE OF THE AMERICAN REPUB-
uC!!
Hi, career thus far in lie has heen career
oraLoRY, and he has achieved thai for his coun-
,,y while engaged IN his career, which would
,rnso,enI ihe hrlghle>' place in The e>cu'cheun
# he most Favored Statesman OF ANY AGE OR
NATION"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-08-29
CAMP MEETING.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.

THE subscribers, Executors, &c. of Benja-
min R. Morgan, E~q late OF PhiIadel phia, de-
ceased. will offer al public sale on
Monday the Cd Of September neat,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ al the house of Robert Lev
ers, in the township of Plainfield, in the coun-
ty of Northampton, large number of tracts of
land belonging to said estate, situate in the
counties of Northampton and Monroe, on and
Wind Gap. Many OF The tracts are covered
with fine growth of young timber, aud others
are susceptible of being made into good farms.
The following are The warranee names oil
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-08-29
A Teet0tal WElis Town.

The village of Bloomingburg, Fayeile Coun-
So Ohio. containing several hundred inhabitants,
with several churches, srore> mechanics shops,
and rarrrns, has not one locofoco in a.! There
|, moi in the Town or It's nelghborhood place
where lnroxca ing drink can he had as be-
,rraoel MOI even Hard Cider
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-08-29

EXCITEMENT AMONG THE MoRMoNs Joe
Sn,,b risen from the dc0d"-A Murnon has ar
,red in S. Louis, who repurr, that joe Smith
l,. risen from The dead, aud has heen seen al
Garbage aud in Nauvoo. monnled on white
lo,.e and with drawn sword in his hand
Ia .ay, thai as joe is thus rrsnred 10 life, ev-
e,y Thing will go on prosperousIy with The
NuruOns.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-08-29

A WoyDER-- In Carter comfy, Tennessee,
IA sprng bursts up with great force, which, al
certain seasons, hollis up fine perch in a great
,bundance. SO says the newspapers. Perch.
ready boiled from he spnng must be delightful
ealing.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-08-29
AyE1 RE LAST.

corrected weekly for Tie Jeffersonlan Rcpabhrln
The notes Of those banks on which quutdtions
are omitted and dash{--)subsiituied are not
purchased by the brokers'
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-08-29
IN ID [ A n Q i E E N
HOTEL,
Stros,essEsurgsa, Eo:a.

JOII N S Il i Y ii il z,
Has fi,red up conmodlous aud elegant Ho
tel on Elizabeth street, nearly opposite The
store Of G.. H. Miller 81 Co, and directly OPP
pose the residence of Daniel Stroud ESQ
He has every convenience for entertaining
strangers and travellers Persons from the ci-
Ties, and others who wish TO take a pleasant
isunt in The country will be accommodated in
the most satisfactory manner at his house.
THE TABLE
will be supplied with the best productions az
forded by the market.
HIS ROOMS AND BEDS
are such, as will, he hopes, prove satisfactory
o all reasonable customers.
THE BAR
is, and will continue 10 be, furnished with a
choice assortment of Liquors.
THE STABLING
is new and extensive aud surpassed by none in
The county for comfort and convenience
With these advantages backed by some ex-
perence in the business and determination
10 keep good public house, he confidently ex-
poets fair portion of public patronage
III Permanent boarders viii find quiet
home and be satisfactorily accommodated at
moderate prices.
StIoudsburg, Sept. %, 1913.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-08-29
EXECUTORS, NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that all persons in.
debled TO the estate of Benjamin +. Hotbert,
lale of Lackawaxen township. Pike county, de-
ceased, are hereby requested 10 make payment
TO the subscribers, 10 whom letters
testameniary have been issued and all persons
having demands against The said estate, are re-
quesied TO produce Them Immediately, duly au-
lhenicaled for settlement
BENJAMIN H. ROSE.
ALBERT j. HOLBERT. : EAe'u'''''
Lackawaxen tsp, April 6, 1874. Ut.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-08-29
WHO DOUBTS S

let them call 0tia satisfy themselves,
That they gel higher prices i"r all kinds
Of produce, and buy Lumber cheaper. at Mil
ford than in any other market in this section of
country The subscribers have on hand aud
for sale at their yard in Milford
$4,000 feet White Pine Boards,S9 TO 81 o0
$4,000 =" Hemlock = 6 50 10 90
10000 '' Pine Siding, 6 90 10 ~ 80
10000 =" Sap Yellow Pine " . 90 10 9 Or
10000 Heart g al GO 10 IL 90
1900 Panel boards,
10000 Z" Ceiling E.alh,
10000 & Pine Shingles, 4 50 10 SEQ
ALSO-Aboui
10000 feet White and YeIloz Pine Boards
al Shohoiy Falls Mills, for sale al
prices to suit the times. Call and
satisfy yourselves.
c. w. DEWITT & BROTHER
Milford, Dec "a lS43
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-08-29
NOTICE..

The undersigned, appointed by lhe Court Of
Monroe county, 10 audit and reseiile The ac-
count of Aaron B. Dreishach and John II Hill
man, assignees of John Dreisbach, will attend
10 The duties Of heir appointment on Tuesday
the 24lh day Of September nexr, at The house
OF Jacob knechi, in Slroudsburg, AT ten O'Clock
in the forenoon when aud where all persons
interested can attend
JOHN HUSTON.
FRANKLIN STARBIRD, auditors
j. II. STROUD.
Siroudsburg. Aug. II. I644.4t
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-06-14
WEEKLY ALMANAC.

MOONS PHASES.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-06-14
10 the Alumni of the Iniycr-
sity of North Carolina.

FEyIiE Alumni of the University of North Caro-
u lima Who were present at the commence
ment of lS43, being persuaded that an organiza-
ton Of the graduates of the institution into So
,isty, could be made conducive 10 an improved sys-
TEN of education, TO the security and strength OF
our civil political. and religious institutions, as
well as to the general intellectual Improvement OF
the community, appointed William A. Graham,
John D. Hawkins, Or. John Hill, Charles Manly,
Rev. William NJ. Green, and William H. Battle,
to draft Constitution, and TO report the same for
adoptjon at the Commencement of ls44.
Present. j. NJ. MOREllEAD, Fr@ses,
THOS. D. MEARES, Serbia.
Wiiliam A. Graham, John D. Hawkins, John
hin. Charles Msnly, William nj. Green, William
II. Battle. Montford Niece, William 5. Green
William D. CLARK, b ]. House, A. Jones, Charles
phillips. Henry X. Nash, A. Covington, B +. At
kins, J. ]. Jackson, r. J. Ashe, John w Norwood
]. w. Broadnax, Ralph D. Graves, William II
Owen, S. l.. Green, John II. Hawkins, Jrs John
BD. Hooper. William T Hooper. Cad. Jones, )
Phillips, r. Bridges, 7. Jones, Hugh D. Waddell
Charles l.. Hinton.
o her papers of the State will please copy.
May 49, 1914.
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Tess Dandy jim II Cafesiae.
A fsce, a race, And who w.ll VIII
Wbo wilt 81 out who wigl be ia
TO. oas Year nags vel Sc Who'll lAke
ffsa 5H tito Prcsldeuiiat stake.
The people. they'll 60 for Clay
The true hsaffs hope. the ro1airy's stay
80 raise the shont, and clear tbs gay,
For war6 and worth and liauy Clay
FIRST Tvlsr comes the bean 10 crave;
4 huah and hiss meet tbs traitor kngve,
he lovers bic nose and sueaka away
F.f be datSs no, facc ED Harry Clay.
For the people ssg, &c.
Sett saaakiug 10. t.dmsikin vBn
paa. tow. sna thinks " / will e can
Hai Ne vl.ip'd hi,u otce-- Lord. how he ran
HING Up our fi1die--you'rs aot tho man
For ths people say, &c.
rssn comes Cllaoaa. row right. nov wrong
Though six feet two. hos nothing long"
Bal tbott OF tail bell be no higher,
Nrll HB!lfy the uullilicf
fof mo people say, Sc.
raese's Ga Teoumseh he wont Do.
WA.te he loves b'4ek. he stl get hlqe;
AMI itAtng wife, 80 weak bis slgit,
f5s, mAa he 1ldul kn3s black from wh,!a,
50 the people say, &c.
Blchaaar comes. A slalhng day
Work oeas How d'ys love yout ply
Oh CoHestoga'a stalld, they fay,
iia's sticking 10 Kentucky Clay.
Fof .ar pcep!a say, SC,
%os beAsles ID cid madam Cass,
Nbnts hFd u hat she w,8R Rf4sl Ht3Mt
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-06-14
,UFS(F,EE.f.y'E.OE<
PETER CHANCERY, ESQ.
nv ts rusr noIIAus.


Am ms FIVE DOLLARS.
Snoring the blcxsiags tL1t may folior fhe
slalemeaf If the smallest account
ur PROFESSOR ISGRAHAa
"Sir If tou please, boss would Ike you
@ pay tins lutte ball TO day, sald lor tenth
tine half grown boy 10 dirty ticket, to
tasycr N his oIl, @.
Tue attorney al length turned round. and
stared the boy 10 the face, as II he had been
SONG ae y ly discovered specimen Of ,olo.y
gave long whistle, thrust hts lHky fingers
first into one pocket aud then into the other
d bis black cloth vest, and then gave anoih
rt long whistle, aud completed his sssre at
tho boy : face.
llo, ha, hum that bill no !" and the
Legal young gentleman extended the tips Of
ID, i0gefs towards the well worn bii OF pa.
per, aud dltn,y opening i, looked at ITS
eeateas.
Hum for Gaping and heel tapping,
SIX shiIings Tor toxng ten and s'Sponce,
bHd other sundties, eh So your master
wants me TO settle this bill, CHI repeated
Tie man of briefs.
"Yes sir, this is the nineteenth tmo !
have come for L, aud intend 70 knock OF
attwenly, aud call II halt day"
You're an impudcnl boy"
as always lppudont to lawyers, coz
can'l help tits catchln."
You've got your eye teeth cut, SEQ
That's What boss sent mo for, instead
q the 'preniicos as was gotliu their teo't
cut cut mine at nine months old, witt
the handsaw. Boss says i you don't pa,
The bill ho'll sue you
Sue ME. I'm n lawyer !"
"ll'sno matter for that. Lawyer or n,
lawyer, boss declares he'll do i,--so iofI
overt
Declares he'll sue the.
Al lrue as there's another lawyer N al
FllodeIty."
THAT would be bad !"
Wouldn't ii 7"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-06-14

A YANKEE TRICK.

l
An old official Dutchuan, IN tho valley
of the Mohawk, who one day stopped a
Yankee pedlar, journeying slowly through
the valley on tho Sabbath, md Informed
him, that he must put up tor tue day, Of
"if ii wash neShdssarg dat he should 'rav-
el. he must pay for the pass" 1t was ne
cessary it seems, for he told the Yankee
10 write the pass and he would sign 1t !;
I" that he could do, though he dldn't much
write or read writln.n The pass was writ
ten and signed with the Dutchman, 9 hero
olphics, and the pedlar went forth "lnto
tho bowels of the land without lmpedl-
ment." Some SIX months afterwards O
brother Dulchman, who kept store further
down the Mohawk, in settling with the pl
Gus official, brought in amous other nc,
counts, an order for twenty five dollars
worth of goods. :" How ish datl' said the
Sunday officer; 81 never give no order
let me SEQ him" The order was produc,
ed he put on his spcctacles aud examined
lii. Yaas, dat is mine, sartn yaas, bu'
it is dat blamed Yankee pass
A lady, dsbeliever in the science, ask
ed learned phrenologist, with view
puzzlng him, " What kind OF people nr'
those who have Des,ructiveness and Benev
olence equally and largely developed r.
"Thcse, madam, are the persons who XII
with kindness. !"
A venerable whig matron at Worchoster
upon hearing the name OF The candidate 10
yico president, said she thought she kne'
Of all kind of tea, but never heard oil FIRE
LING Tyson before.
) Other sinners serve the devil Tor pay
lint cursers and swcarers arc volunteer
who gel nothing for their palms.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-06-14
BARTLETT YANCEY.

The DanyIlte (Va.) Reporter gives an
agreeable accoun, Of the Wing and Loco
foco meetings recently held in CaswelI
county, during Court week. At the Wing
meeting, Mr.. Kerr read an extract from
a letter of the late eminent Bartlett Yam
cev, in which he expresses his reprobation
and contempt of the foul SANDER upon
Messrs, Clay and Adams. The Reporter
says:
The nomination of Clay and Frelinghuy-
sen was responded 10 on behalf ofthe Wings
of Caswell, by their gallant leader John
Kerr, Esq. in a speech of thrilling int
rest; in the course Of which he read to
the audience an extract OF letter from the
late Bartlett Yancey, the favorite son of
Caswell, to Mr.. Clay, in reply 10 an invita-
ton from that gentleman, then Secretary
of State of the United States, rendering to
MIR. Yancey the honorable appointment Of
Minister to Peru. Although Mr.. Yancey
declined the offer thus made, he took oeea-
sion in the letter to express his regret at
the malignant asperslons which MIR. Gays
enemies had cast on his illustrlous sharac-
ter, by the charge of " bargain and n-
trigue," and to express the highest regard
of the writer, both personally and Poftf,caf'
IL, for the distinguished individual whom
it was thus sought to degrade 10 the est
nation of his admiring countrymen.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-06-14
r. ]. HOLTON,
Editor, Proprietor a. Publisher.
TERNIS:

TEX Mss
TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS n
ssii in eJpancs. THREE DOLLARS not
"a wifhin three months. Aud THREE DOL.
I, Aas AND FIFTY CENTS u not paid until az
,,r Ne expiration of the yeor. No Pape' diseon-
tiagfd fniil all arreardges are paid, eresPi at The
.sti5n Of he Editor.
a. Advertisements inser.ed at One Dottar per
,sa,s. nc lines ~ less. this sized TYPE, for The
~. Insertion. and Is cenfs for each continuance.
c,s,t Advertisements and ShtriG's Sales chang.
y Is per cent higher; and deduction Of asa
-, een. pH be made Jrem fhs regular prices. for
ffsr,ftisefsl ~ the year. Adueriisements inserted
@sathie or quarterly 81 per sqtare for each time.
NM msatAly IS eents per Squire for each i'iae.
AGENTS.
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ctas ~. IMrris. R,H Grors. n. c.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-06-14
DEATH OF GEORGE GOODWIN.

George Goodwin, the oldest printer in
the Union, died in the city of Hartford,
Conn, on Monday last, in the 8Sth year
of his age. He labored as journeyman
nrinter.n the Hartford Courant office (of
which paper he was proprietor for sixty
years) period of SEVENTY FIVE YEARS )!
lie never travelled, and WAS scarcely ever
out Of his native State. He had been Tor
some wears in the enjoyment OF fortune,
and vet worked at setting types and folding
newspapers the same as when he was OBJ
lced to do SO for livelihood. He was
neither parsitnonious Of time nor lover ct
money, 4 remarkable man. The world
cannot produce another of his klaflg-Ne's
York Aurora.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-06-14

JUDGE Nash has taken the Oaths Of Of
fee, prescribed by law, and is, now, there
fore, dnly commissioned as one of the
JUDGES Of the Supreme Court Of North
Carolina Raleigh Register,