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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-03-07
StOVgSy

G.. w. Dewitt & Brother, have
just received large assortment oi Stoves con-
sisling of
Franklin Furnace 8 and boiler Cooking St0ses.
do do 9 plate stOusS.
do do ParlOur do.
do do Boz do.
Orange County boiler Cooking do
Many's Albany do do
Deerof d Sears Albany do do,
Spoors' Patent Coal StoueS.
And large LOT Of Slove-pipe, all oi which
they will sell cheap for cash or produce.
Milford, Nov. 10. lS42.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-03-07
Dewitt, Brothers & Hagerty,

Have on had $50, 900 feet Hemlock and
NhGe and Yellow Pine Boards aad Siding, at
'helf Lumber establishment in Lords Valley,
il miles from Dingman's Bridge, which they
wall sell cheap FOR Grain, Straw, and Iron, and
VIII aoi refuse 10 'ase current money sr Pork.
We respectfully solicit share Of public pat
rondge.
Lord's Valley, Dec a. lS43
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-03-07
GREAT NATIONAL WORK.

TAPPAN & DENNETT, No. IA Washing I
ton street, Boston, propose TO publish by suoscfiP
ton, in fourteen monthly numbers, at the 10"
price Of tWenty-fye cents each number, the
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-30
BY This Mornings }iml.
Thinc,in pbil,drIn.,t.
Correspondence OF The New YDtk Ta5u0e-
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Correspondence oi The New y ufk iGbuDa-
PHLADEiPHIA. Seo;. -.-P. VI.
4 SroRM-We were visited Yesterday morning
vi steady which has conruef ~ the hour oi -'1
with 5u' the .lGnie- n,err'isSou VII no i"e1' -
considerable damage. hy The filing Of cellar, sc ter- l
considerable blow Of wind DUNG ns' n'shi 7ni 20 yr
.v-pt away awnings sc vlTuu, u7f. ai frr ty
and Ds'fic: Washington Square has sui<frd wa,-gas-
Two rr.e " How tree, blown down % tseu hs'-
heen W 10y the roots SeFe'a esse have ts1 ''i1
dauh-e
rrs>pAY-What great AMI memorable d1y tHts
vii prove Philadelphia lrest'y, the In, Of N-r.--'.
ISL. viii - productive az inaicnh1s e.rsi 20 NE wa
-s,e und r,t nothing may eccu' 20 MN ~ areHf-s-
pageant noys ~ pse1astlcn. =, E77i-t- 4-as rst
be lse and thousand, wi. Their tei-ar" 90,
American Protection and Iutuufyi3 defence ~ 7e t1,-
tuou and the IaSiurun' OF beloved country The WIZ
of fPh1tepha NOR sUthu'A>iit-;aey tna
and united sud have no, the 'ish'rsi d'uh tfe's com
, 49,, vs--rior. ., ,--V
victor, awaits them
DAVID BEcssr.-ihis Young man. who p'raI
,pil, tn tatin. Tombstone = Miehae ffaN"
yard. hensasion. "ss yrteday ~;neAct' 'n ''ui '''
ir9pf,orrent m ,h- Co1uty Praon ag ledge 'aa-
EKA1E Ns>,CLr-A woman uamed Ht"H-
mn. Ss.i,.n o mott violent aud i,.cfTtr ', r- ea
sent p,..n yesterday hy ,he Mfy'r . comm. . i'+a
rcir,l deneer0u, wound upon ii, Ecad VIA bie. o
CSrocks.-rhe sales at The Board Saumay Ners
I - l,,,.l ,.n, h, nric,. >,rrs trf, hsc- 'aae ul
rr.i.4 nts State, Bank Wilmington Ra..i'ac aoa la
l6siqhla Bark ench improved u mon. q,..,.s,..
M 5tyss eG 10 Mechsn,c Bs aS Auleesa ts iua GO
y 81 70 State 5> = Sls' d" ~
Sscgal Board ~ >hut.> ll'' s--i,
s.,,g I'hrS & Del canal Iona ~ S-ey u, is
psn,l. n 50 Wmn Railroad dlys. = ~ safe
81 SsS S& B,nH SnGai1 IL; % - 'G GSGu:y WET * @
SH,p NHws-iI p. M.-CieGred yestsrday 1'.sr'
R,Is Che>,er yan.yke New Or'c4rs. B1g, ~, lact Ter
~ Stsrar-,s OAK hyde. f0,on Home. H,w's. b".9i
ENVOY Richardson, do sfur Lot,nE,og .@.. ' A..
! Yuuns Adams. Provherce, Ann tl27 lunci., ui,'".
! y y; r Townsend ln,sr.ol. Providence t'f i'r''''i
| nlv. somerset Lexington. Nau.liscr. BwHApt e..
inf.an New York reemachu' Cl"iShtun. N"dns Hh.r.
! Ninth Frederic s>burg lnt,mla& & EiI Sonlei, " 7'nZ
ron ! " Caldwell BndoUry AeNnutrn; JACK ll'ru-.
pa,>ap-a Bahmcre John sui. teh klchm9nt S'''lei'
| 'rsre's Har, New York Ralumn-c. Green. iai'nrr
Jrrttsi-~ch-> Two Rguther.. Anuuaun, days rom =
ia,en Flora. Nchnl-, 4, I'm lee',ogrs Ni,'-, -
! i'm Norwich CT Barge Planet Green. 3 ts n ALBANY.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-30

This morning the Coroner held inquest at l3
Avesue B. the body OF John Frank aged ~ Ino
peared ha the deceased who employed IN act-ry log
grinding paints by accident lett nand enanee
part Ui the machinery. and all his fingers severed
from limb. The accident happened about Two week,
snce nnG he fingered I'LL yesterday when denh terminated
MS suiletngs lockaw setting in... Fedict-Deafh from
lock Jaw.
Also at l67 Elm street on the body Of james
BrySun native OF Ireland aged a. who died suddenly
consequence the rupture oa the chest I'm
nentely preceding his sudden demise, he had eaten hearty
neal after which he chair from which he fell and
pred. -. Verdict accordingly
A female named Mary Ann Jones, aged i5, died
suddenly yesterday forenoon at 1851 William i. She
whose habits lie OF dissOutr character.
and had ueen subject 10 dizziness the head GA her room
beng Opened ye erny morning. she was found dead IN her
led NeIdct-lJeath from serUus GpOpexy.
The Coroner was also called 10 hold inquest
nn an unknown found drowned the Moth River. foot
Of Pier Nn He about feet inches height. dressed
~ velvet vest cloth pantaons sc. HIS ha dark rnd
had black ghke around his chin he appeared 10 have
been ,ifon ned several days.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-30
Circuit Court.

Mortimer Calkn vs.. Archibald Authorization
of Trespa in relation pair of market cattle IN
of plaini IN June 1873 and taken from him Hl Bulls tend
under claim by third party Verdict for paHtil IN
the value. being $50. and interest.
franklin b. Case vs.. James DEMONSTRATION 10
recover han years of house No s. crosby from May
November. 1913 at S3i5 The premises
pied by Il woman named Fowler but commended they
taken By ir Dnas VINO became responsible tor the
rent There written agreement, although el.e had
,sep drawn up IN August. which said llr Dlimns
agreed To cn and sign bu failed do For the defence IL
denied that Mr. took the house. and further tina the pan-
MI cannn for rent IN. house let Tor the puT-
pos prostitution Mf Cnse being aware that such the
case M Fowler having occupied the house the
&c. Such knowledge denied. The Court charged the
Jury thar Ar Case knew the premises were p he occupied
of I'll lame, II good defence and he canGO
cover the law viii enforce contract lpnOfa aui
improper tendency. he only question the nct.
and ot the Jury decide the Ge.iee o belief which
he given 10 ;he upposn. testimony Verdict this OenOon
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-30
Tribute to Mi,lard Eillmere /:

Al the late Why Mass Meeting al Newburgh,
Mr. Collier, in the course of his speech read the
following extract from the address OF John Quin.
cy Adams to his constituents, published in 1912,
which was received with the most enthusiastic
applause -
"When the motion was made, the Chairman OF the
Committee of Ways and Means, MILLARp FILL.
sokD, Of The ablest, most taitul, and fdirest-
minded men wih trhom II had been my fortune 10
serrs IN public hfe, remonstrated.' &c: sc.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-30
Tpr C.,v yys-r,,.y-Old .EoIus paid us a

THE GALE YgsrgRpAY-Oid -EoIus paid us
visit yesterday in his rutest mood lie went
shieking and roaring through the streets. aud
amused himself b. oisFuP-ing awning posts, uu-
hinging swinging signs, playing slam bang with
shutters, somerseting chmney-pois and pitching
quoits with chimney bricks at the hescs OF the
street passengers. His effects 90 awnings were
truly heart rendng. In walk down the Bow
c-y we noticed at least fifty wrecked awning
frames and posts and every third awning was IN
ta:,ers and d.pping It's shred. IN Inc wind like
the torn banners ol a retreatlng host, still STEM
ring the current OF pursuit. A chimney had
sought the earth, and roof had lost It's shining
tin mask, which was noislly rocking in the gut
ter. and lis Skeleton countenance Looked up gap
ingly at the storm.
A fine tree in Pearl street, South side, two
doors above William, was bloxn down, and leans
against the house opposite which ii grew.
We learn that several cellars in the Eastern
par: Of the city have been partially filled The
ran however, ceased last evening, and the wind
chopped round to the West,
A tolerably sized tree in tie Park. between the
City Hall and the Hall of Records, was tom up
by the ROOTS and now lies Postra.c. We have
heard oil no more serious accidents.
1t began raining on Saturday about o'clock,
ard mas since then poured down necessarily We
do not remember ever to have seen more cheer
less and uncomfortable storm-but the rain was
much needed, and we should not complain at the
temporary inconvenience.
P. S-The large willow in the centre of the
Battery, we are sorry to say, was yesterday up
torn by the wind, and now lies--a noble wreck
blocking up the main avenue. a fiue willow
was also blown down a! Harlem, and fell across
the road.
In our harbor we have heard Of no serious dis
asters, owing 10 the fine anchorage and sheltered
position. The force Of the gale compelled many
vessels to drag their anchors-even the North
Carolina, moored with two anchors, dragging
them both nearly the distance ola cables length.
In the course of the evening the sky cleared
away and the weather, when we went to press,
was clear and fine. with a frosty feeling in the
air
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-30
The Whig Spirit.

Very large Wing Meetings were held on Sat
urday, in spite of the storm, at RED BANK, Mon.
mouth Co. n. ]. and at TucKAHoE, Westchester
Co. n. Y. At the latter place, stately Ash
was raised, having been. drawn to the ground
by l02 yoke of oxen. II. z. DAWES aud others
spoke At NORTH SALEM in the extreme North
East corner Of Westchester Co. an Ash was
raised and beautiful National Flag raised upon
it. Wing Addresses by G. w. BLUNT and II.
GREELEY. Westchester County was never more
thoroughly alive than at present
u CAssrus M. CLAY, who has been stopping
three days In our City, goes up to Albany to-day,
end will speak there this evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-30

u The Mobile Register takes us severely to
task FOR publishing rerbatim, the regular business
card of Messrs. Bondurant Il Co., save-dealers
Of that City, advertising to buy and sell Young
Negroes. We said nothing in the least disParag-
ing to those gentlemen, other than to publish
their own card, and intimate that slave-trading
and Democracy arc not strictly compatible In our
Judgment. Those who think differently are free
to enjoy their own opinion; we certainly shall
maintain ours We have doubtless given Mcssrs.
B. & Co. very great lift in their way Of bus-
ness, by giving them the widest possible pubcl-
ty. We charge them nothing for the SERVICE
and presume they do not even thank US. lfthey
are satisfied with their business, they have no
reason to be dissatisfied with our notice of it.
We should never have alluded to it at all had we
not been assured that they were tempting those
who raise men and women for sale to vote for
Polk, by stating that they would doubtless be able
to nav more for them rs soon as Texas is annex
ed to this country.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-30

AFFgAY AND DEATH.-A fight occurred between
". W. Riyes and Charles Teit, in Wilcox Co.
Ala on the l4th, in which Rycs was mortally
wounded. TAFT made his escape Eastward.
This brutal butchery is thus commented Oh by
the CGhaicba Gd@ette:
THIS aifair would he revolving enough
entirely disconnected with al TIE circumstances connected
with So far have been abie to learn. they
briefly these ar. RlyeS engaged TO be married 10 Miss
Sarah Ia daughter of Capt j. A. Tat, and sister 10 d.
Char-s Tat cfall the family, perhaps Dr.
TAFT had been gwen, and the father lad Rves
icL;e to ohtGln-wr ch he dd-the license. The
marriage take place O'Clock Saturday morning
Accordingly that Sir. RIves accompanied by
ceremony peonnef On arriving the door OF Tap;
fats dwelling. ne and his friend mat by ir. ialt. aud
after pa>sn. friendly saiutau"n.. the lend Of Rsei
ed into the End fivcS requested 10 step ASIDE
that the SAID Tat, might speak lew words with him. Al
Stepping aside short distance, Tat commenced
kIyes win a whc Rives Srssed from bin.
he drew forth revolving pistol and sh9t Ees m the
lower part OF the stomach from which wound RYs died on
Monday morning.
We earn that after lives had been carried into the house
the marriage ceremony was performed.
We have beeG acquainted with Nj Rives 'pf lSese VI i
Yeas, and correct and worthy youh. " a'e
meyer knon In his death community IN when ne lived
hes useful! entefpr.ng, most worthy eiuHn ms nlet
mother sister and brothers, kind dutu ana nlecuonae
,n and hro-r and greater than a me ond hopes and
Cherished expecatton, long ieo happiness are forever
M IN M vnng and be-eyed widow Ihus has the hepp!less
Of three families perishca.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-30
NJ The Esening Post lately came out with

u The Egening Post lately came out With
flaming leader in large type, deplofins the con-
dition Of the poor worhmen in the Mattee~sn
Factories, who (it asserted were obliged to tsEs
their pay in orders on the Company's store a
few days after, we detected little paragraph at
the foot Of a column, saying the Editor had been
assured that the former article was mistakc-
that the Mat,cawan workmen were paid il cash.
and only bought of the Company's store whs!
they chose-How many o.. those who see and
are prejudiccd agains: Protection BY the first
article will ever see the aecond Hox many o
he journals which copied the first article vii
ever copy the correction
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-30
POLITICIANS REGISTER.
Election Returns for 1s4O-'43-'4

Election RETURNS Tor ls4U-'fo-'ff'
B The POLITICIANS REGISTER, containing the
Elections in the several States by Counties IN l61'
and at all the subsequent Elections down to thl'
time has lust been issued from this office. This If
our Register containing the nearest approximation
we can make to the Popular Vote in the recent Elec-
tions of Virginia, Indiana, Missouri, &c. &c. with a
List of the present Congress-, Times OF HOLDING
Elections &c. &c If you want it, send in as the
edition is but small Price l2i cents, or 81 per
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-30
Ths Outrs yes O Z Thursday night

If any body out OF the City can be made 10
ielieye that portions OF Wing Procession,
marching through our streets with Banners
Torches and Music, really halted and broke their
ranks in order to engage in fights with persons on
the sidewalk, he must have very strange
.Iea of the way in which things arc done here
Look at the probabilities oil the case, and oeieve
these stories if yoe can. But no-you cannot !.
The Wings were attacked by "a dense mas oi
l.,co. Fccos on the corner of Bowery and Hester
.ucet, as we have already stated; the attack was
,remcdi,e,cJ, or no such mass would haze col
!ectcd there, armed, as many OF them were
with heavy clubs and slung-sho,, both winch
were wrcs,ed from them in the melee, and can
nov be seen. The wound on Mr.. Colllns's head,
which we have seem could have been made
with siung shot alone.
The excuses set up by the JustltleTs oi the
rogdcs only make their conduct worse. One is
that the Wings hired band for that evening
which the Empire Club had previously engaged
If any such occurrence took place, 1t was the
fault Of the band, and not ofthose who employed
it. The attempt Of the Empire Club To pass
through that part Of Canal-street In which at
eas. 10000 Wings were assembled was OF Itself
an act of violence, calculated to lead 10 collision
Peaceable men would not have thought Of such d
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-30
Great and Enthusiastic Mass Meeting OF
the Wings of Hudson Co. y. j.

70 ts< Editor Of Tx Tribune
We had grand rally OF the Wings OF Hudso:
Co. last evening at Harsimus. The number II
attendance was yariously estimated, At from b,0o'
u 5000. Mayor Dummer opened with ~
effective and brilliant speech, and was followed
by Nh Belts of Newark, who fixed The attention
of the audience in a beautiful speech OF half al
hour The Glee Clubs Of New. York and Jersey
City were in attendance, and sang number 0
appropriate songs, which were loudly applaudec
William Norton, ESQ. of the First Ward OF youl
| CITY, was then introduced to the vast assemblagt
| by Mayor Dummer, and after three hearty
cheers addressed the meeting IN strain OF elo
quence which drew out shouts OF applause from
the assembled masses. Mr.. Norton concluded b.
asking the Wings of New..ersey what majority
they would authorize him TO say to his brother
Wings in New. Y ork, New Jersey would give ior
Harry of the West y He was answered by a
thousand voices, From 5000 to 10000" Mr.
Norton IN concluding, pointed 10 the star-spaR-
| gled banner that was waving over his head, and
in the words Of Englands greatest hero, e1llorted
every man to do hls duty and the Country was
safe. The immense assemblage then joined III
procession, and marched with banners and mu-
SIC lnrOugn the streets Ol Jersey Slty, Striking
terror into the ranks of the Locos, who looked Oh
in silent despair Say to the Wings Of the En-
pire State, that Ncw.Jersey is good for at least
5000 Yours truly.
u TIE STORM, which commenced about mid
day on Saturday, proved the severest we have
he'd for many months. 1t commenced with a
steady wind from the North East, which increased
to gale, and about noon yesterday, chopped
round to the South West, increasing in fury, and
the rain, which before was moderate, fell in sheets
for an hour or SO. The effect of this storm and
change Of wind was TO raise the tide in Harlem
River higher thar ever before known. The waves
made clear breach over the old Harlem Bridge,
and the embankment of the Harlem Railroad, for
distance South from the Bridge was SO badly
undermined and washed away that the trains
dared not pass until the tide fell. The Railroad
mus; be injured 10 the amount Of at least s GOO.
The running Of the Harlem Trains was greatly
interrupted and that Of the Harlem Stages nearly
stopped for the day. We believe the trains will
resume their regular trips to and from Tuckahoe
this morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-30
pplice Office.

Peter Grant and John Blair, boys were arrested
Eanshaw
This morning. James w Lewis, of Wall street,
went C;osns Eating House. TO Nassau and his
Aeakias Pulling out his pocket wallet which contained SAL
- he lett he table, To the bar. paid his b and
went away Missing his wallet and money he returned.
did lind it. Remembering that Leonard HIM
when he Lewis caused him be arrested and he
committed to prison.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-30
Pennsylvania and Nevv-Jersey.

The Richmond Wing of Saturday contains
the following cheering prediction, which we hope
will be justified by the result
Within "a hours, we have seen three letters
from as many disconnected sources, from as accu-
rately informed men any in Pennsy ania, stating
that these two Stutes will most unquestonably vote
Tor Mr.. Clay The Wings may BET upon this IN
formations if they will bet at all. The day of brag
and buster is nearly over.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-30

The Erening Post denounced the Loco-foco
Members Of Congress who voted TO sustain the
present Tariff in terms Of no common severity.
Now it announces the denomination of two OF
them (Seymour and Eilis) with bland and cour-
teous concentrations The Editor will find this
kind of Loco Focos Il. C. those who are nearest
to Whigs) will run better than his own sort.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-30

RESIGNArloN.-We understand that the In
spector General Of Provisions Mr.. Chas. a.
Jackson, has resi- gned his commission. We be.
lcvc it is now admitted that the appointment
was irregular, as Mr. jackson did not reside in
the county and that he has never been legally in
Office
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-30
OsWego County.

The Wing County Ticket reads thus:
,.L,. SNoRMAN ROWE. OF New Haven:
-" "'1sSe"''E' u JOHN JAMESON. OF Amhoy.
Our friends say that oswego viii give small
but sure Wing majority
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-30
Coroncr's Office.

This morning the body OF nn unknown man aged
about S. found lying his face the ground among
huhe, sixty second and Eleventh avenue
dead, been dend three days. In lie
wa, about feet inches md blue eyes dnfk hnr long gny
beard ront the len tooth gone and eud
dark graz truck blue Striped Cashmere punaloOns
white shirt. and hlgh shoes. There
violence the body. Netdi-lleath from
cause unknown.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-30

ANOTHER RENUNcIArloN.-Powell Carpenter,
Jr. the proprietor Of the Eagle Hotel at LIE Roy,
and for some time past member of the =" Gene
see Democratic Central Committee" has re-
nounced Polksm, and come out for Clay and
Frelinghuyscn and Protective Tariff. Reason
why--he thinks more Of his country than of a
party hostile to it's interests. Roch. Dem
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-30

THE TRASslTios Sion IN front OF the Tribune Build
-gs Opposite PARK sui attracts after ton u may o:
yea. '' J. B. Palmer. " CgaatrB -'eTsDhD.r 1nrTiitfns
3gency y and = The Coal Oree.
Ih= meaning of ;hi' gn ;lGpy tais: = H. PGHtr IS
ne g-n Tor Country fesDGpers for which re receives
G4rertissneats from he btre-s commuEty "ho nsh TO
lnylt- the OF the ,e5e OF ne country through the me
h Coal Oce where every yaTe,y Of the bes, Con! .o
id.rtd kads and u The Uses Of cocsrmers IHa H.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-30

~ DIR. BINfoRD, Of Buckingham Co. Va. al
ways hitherto of the anti Tariff party, has been
convinced that the Tariff is working good to the
Country, and has come square out for Henry Clay.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-30
r-A I.If. of Tbeodore FreIInghuysen.

onden,ed energetic and from the oi one who
him WELL and Of loves him. Just issued IRON
this Office a large pamphlet Of IL pages which Will
he sold the low price 81 30 per hundred Orders
spectuy solicited Friends the time short Let us not
relax muscle. lie, the light shne and the People must vote
for the and best rule hem-for wise Meus
pres and JUS, Laws.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-30

u Hon. JOHN NJ. CLAyroN's Speech at the
Delaware Mass Convention, the principal portion
of which we publish this morning on our First
Page. is most able and mastery exposition and
defence Of Wing principles The close of the
speech, which VIC omit, was devoted chiefly to
the local fairs of Delaware, and was not judged
necessary &c be republished here. We copy from
the report N the Philadelphia Inquirer.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-30

Fancy Cu1LERY-over i5o different patterns Of JOeeph
Rodgers Sons Wos,enbolms most highly finished knives
embracing every kind OF Congress- Wharnce. Perc anc
Office knives with null OF Nail Files and Nippef
Tweezers Boot and Button Hooks. Keynngs Scissors &c
&C. at the toilet furnishing 3 Broadway G. Saunders
s. Son. ~ Il"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-30

WnIsKY-The dstilercs of this city and
Brooklyn now make about $4,000 gallons per
day and consume about 5000 bushels Of grain,
two.thirds corn and onc-thrd rye.