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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-02-13
STROUDSBURG
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IRON&BRASS FOUNDRY.

IRON &BRASS FOUNDRY.
The subscribers take this method TO inform
the public generally, and milers and farmers
especially, tha, they have taken The above es-
tabshment in the rear Of Starbld & Wallace's
store, in The borough of Snoudsburg, and having
increased the machinery of The establishment,
they are prepared 10 execute all orders in their
line of business, in the best manner and with
despatch, and therefore respectfully solicit The
patronage OF the public. They will manufac-
lure cast and wrought iron work Of all descrip-
lions, including
Mill Gearing,
for flour and other mills. mill screws, bark and
corn mills, together with castings Of every de-
scripiion turned and fitted up in The bes, possi-
BILE manner. As particular care will be taken
TO employ none but The best workmen, and no
pains will be spared. they feel confident Of be-
ing able TO give general satisfaction. Also
gPBATM B1M MGIINH8
made 10 order s o 5
BRASR CASTINGS
such as spindle steps, shaft and gudgeon Boxes,
/ &c, will be made TO order. Old copper and
Brass taken in exchange a. The highest price.
Patterns made 10 order. s...-@
1hresbfng machines d. Horse Posvers
Of the most approved construction. will be fur
nished TO order al the shortest notice.
STOVES
Of all kinds, for coal or wood, cook stoves &c !,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-02-13

To County tax on seated lands returned by collectors for the
years S47 and IS4S agreeable the Act of April 49, "A:
To cash reed for eeated land the borough of Stroudsburg
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-02-13
PLOWS,

on hand or made 10 order, for sale wholesale or
retail.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-02-13

OF the Receipts and Expenditures OF Monroe County
CHARLES FEATERMAN Esq. County
Monroe January 1885, December 81 1885, inclusive
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-02-13

the table, have paid the first OF anua-
" 1851 The (*) paid TO B. Shoonove
We the County Monroe having careful
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-02-13

Boarding PrtSonerS-PaId Wm. /. Hallock
For George Quoce
For Henry Price
For A. Cross
For T.Cramer
Court Crier-Paid Benjamin Tock
Paid do for cleaning court house
ProthonotGry-Paid J. Ii. Stroud
" M. III. Dreher
Clerk of the seSSions-Paid ]. H. Stroud
" M. Ii. Dreher
Commissioners clerk Paid John d. Morris
" ]. III. Walton
Commissioners COunSel-PaId John ID. Morris
" ]. Fl. Walton
ConanliSSioaerS-Paid Melcholr Drehcr
Henry Weiss
John Miller
Abram Fenner
Joseph Frable
Michael Super
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-06-19
Fairfield County Farms for Sale.

TIME subscriber will sell at private sale and for part
Il of purchase money on time, the following Farms,
living in Fairfield county, Ohio, and in the North side
Of said county,n not far South of the National Road,
and about 16 miles from Columbus, East, the Capital
of the State, to.wit;
Farm lSt. Southeast Quarter OF Section No 81,
Township No l6, Range No %, containing 1872 COL
acres, about 60 acres cleared.
Farm 2nd. Southwest Quarter of Section No 81,
Township l6, Range No 20. containing ll60 S-l0O a.
ores, about 90 acres cleared.
Farm 3rd. Northwest Quarter of Section No 81,
Township No lG, Range 2O,containing 100 - 100 acres,
about 60 acres cleared.
Farm 4th. Northeast Quarter Of Section No 81,
Township No Is, Range No 90, containing l6l 92-lOO
acres, about 60 acres cleared.
Farm 9th. Southwest Quarter of Section No. %,
Township No lG, Range No 20, containing 1863 48-10O
acres, about 10 acres cleared.
Farm 9Th. Northwest Quarter of Section No %,
Township No 10, Range No 20, containing 1853 56-l0O
acres, quantity of land cleared not recollected, but
considerable.
Farm It'll. Northeast Quarter Of Section No %,
Township No l6, Range No 30, containing 1863 70-l00
acres, large quantity Of land cleared.
Farm 9Th, Southwest Quarter of Section, No. %,
Township No 10, Range No ~, containing l65 Sl-1O0
acres, large quantity of land cleared.
Farm 9th. Northwest Quarter NJ Section No %,
Township No l6, Range No 20, containing l65 4S 100
acres, with very good improvements.
Lastly. 10 0U-lOO acres 10 be taken off the South
west corner of the Northwest Quarter Of Section No
70, Iownshlp NO 10, Range No2U.
The above described Farms are'ail occupied by ten
ants, some hold under leases, which have not quite ex-
pired, others are troopers and renters. Immediate
possession can be given of nearly all the Farms
These Farms are well timbered and well watered,
the soil is first rate, equal to Ohio River bottom, but
seldom opportunity is given to make investments in
valuable lands as the present. The price will be
reasonable, and the terms Of payment accommodating.
These Farms are owned by Alfred Caldwell, Esq,
of the city of Wheeling, Virginia. am clothed with
full legal power from him md his wife. and from all
others concerned, to make to purchasers good and
sufficient general warranttee deeds, with relinquish-
ment Of dover, and contingent dover. In proof Of
this fact, all persons Interested are invited to examine
the records of the Office of Fairfield county, for re-
cording deeds, and if any purchaser shall have any
doubts about my ample authority to make good war
r%anttee deeds, as already stated, let such person en-
ploy any attorney to examine the same, | shall be
at Lancaster, and on the lands about the 18th of June,
to attend to making sales. Any person wishing to
deal with me, can write or visit me at st. Clairsville,
Belmont county, at any time.
WILLIAM BOOKER.
st. Clairsville, Ohio, May 8, 1851 2
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-06-19

The above, we think will be general
y admired and adopted. it is neat and
handsome and will be universally admir-
ed ny the lords of creation &;that is hal
The battle with some to please the eye I'll
their "'iege lords" 1t is all a mistake
however. ladies' please yourselves. sui,
your own tastes. and our word tor it. the
gents will all chime in on your side.
The contrast between the above de
sign and present style of dress it will be
seen is sufficiently striking, while it afford,
an abundant field for modification to sui.
every caprice of taste and fancy,
"Ladies with ugly ankles, however
very naturally disapprove of both the a
b"Ve styles. Others pretend to regard
the shortness Of the skirts as decidedly
immodest, Thy cannot so suddenly
step from this to this"-exchanging the
street sweeping 'draggle tails tor the
short frock; yet they are willing to adopr
the trowsers. They have proposed de,
signs differing materially from them
%Iengthening the skirt and covering the
ankle"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-06-19

SUICIDE WITH A MoRAL.-Mr. VIM. H
Cox, of st. Louis, who committed suicide
at Congress Hall, Albany, on Monday
evening, by cutting his throat. had arriv
ed the day before from New York city
where he had been led into a series %
excuses. From a letter which he left, il
seems he was persuaded by fears of ar.
rest for some crime Of which he declares
his Innocence. His friends had furnish
ed him money I u get home. He says:
young men, be- ware of intemperance.
never committed nr contemplated a
crime in aught else--this horror is a great
one. | pray God may forgive this"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-06-19

OCEAN STEAM NAvIGATIoN.-A feet of
70 sea'going steamers has been added 10
the commerce of tho United States in the
last two years. Each averages some.
thing more than 1000 tons, and forms an
aggregate uf about 10000 tons. Near.
y a dozen more will be added in the
course Of the present season. OF the
steamers employed m the Atlantic, 8 are
running between the United States and
foreign ports; 10 between New York and
Chagres; 10 between domestic ports IN
the Atlantic coast or on the Gulfof Mex.
leo; | between New Orleans and Vera
Cruz; and | between Charleston aud Ha.
vaua-total 81. On the Pacific, i3 are
running between San Francisco aud Pa,
mama, exclusive of the Sarah Sands, (for.
eign built between San Francisco and
Oregon; 4 between San Francisco, Golc
Bluff aud Trinity Bay. aud 4 on the Sa.
cramento river. Ten others are eithel
at or on their way To San Francisco, anC
| is at New Orleans-total 80. This /,
nearly all the result Of private enterprise
and shows what our countrymen can d,
when they have sufficiently stimulating
motive.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-06-19

FoREIGN lTEMs.--It is now general,
understand that the Pope has prescribed
the Queens Colleges in Ireland. The
liberal Roman Catholic prelatrs, aud q
large number Of the influential Iaity o
the denomination, are greatly mortified
at she step.
The Pope is said 10 feel greatly embar.
rassed with respect to affairs at Rome,
and has seut a verbal mes sage to the
British Cabinet disavowing any intention
to offend by his late rescript,
The London Waterman %nnounce that
the numbers seeding from the Wesleyan
Church this year will be about fifty thou.
sand; aud estimates that of these proba-
bly, one half will not join any organized
church.
The Prince Albert has sailed ON her
second voyage in search of Sir John
Franklin.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-06-19

DEsERTIoN FROM THE ARMY is beginning
TO attract serious attention in every part Of
the United States. The loss annually to
government is enormous-every man
who deserts, robs the government of $50
directly, aud indirectly of much more
One eight OF the whole army deserted
last year, and last month l6 ont of SO
men "tCapt.H atch's company at Detroit,
deserted.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-06-19

Hon. DANIEL BEDINoER's NOMINATION
for Congress. by the Democrats Of the
Winchester district Of Virginia. has Civ.
on great dissatisfaction to his party. Al
a late meeting in Frederick county. the
following resolution. among others, was
passed:
"ResolUed, doubly realized, That we
will support 10 man. of any party. as a
candidate for Congress, who holds doc
Irines tending to a dissolution of the
Union"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-06-19


TnE LIBERALIZATION OF lRELAND.-The
Dublin Evening Post states that ohicia
returns of the Commissioners, relative to
the population d lrelaHd, have not been
published; but, from the returns from
some localities, ii is apprehended that the
entire census will exhibit a decrease il
The population nfnearly two millions since
1871. The Post gives instances of the
decrease. In the small city of Cashel il
1871, tho population was 1896; now A..
$50; Limerick in 1871, 1898; now il
round numbers Al 600; in one Of the Bar,
onies oi Queens counties, Shenemara
que. the population has diminished iron
II, Ola Ia IL, 500; in CorlingCord, county
of Louth. the decrease has been from l.,
ITO To SS7. The Parish If Annadown
Galway, in 1871 had a population Of Z,
los; in 1851 it is ieduced To 1868, or very
nearly II half.
The Leeds Intelligencer. in remark
ing upon this statement. says-"rhe rot
ten ediice nf Irish agriculture fell into
rufus in 1916. with the failure of the pc
tatoo crop. The first fearful conseqneu
ces of this to the peasantry were famine
aud deaths in hightfhl numbers, aud each
succeeding year has seen these mote ~
less actively at work in thinning the pnp
%ulalion. Up to this day the rate of daily
wages (where such can be hadl in the
West of Ireland, is too small to afford adj
equate sus,euance, even Of the humbles
kind, To mul,i;udes of families whose
heads contend with one another for EN-
ploymeut. Half feeding is proverbialll
prolific uf disease, and death still make,
many. though almost %unnoticed ravage:
among the Irish peasantry."
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-06-19

THE Law Is No R%EsPEcTER OF PGR.
soNs,"-A Case in Engiand-At the
Worlds Fair IA recent incident in high
life has caused quite a sensation in fash.
ionable circles. The truth of the old adj.
age, "rhe law is no respecter of persons
has been realized. Capt, Somerset. of
the CoIdstream Guards. drove his phe.
ton and pair into Hyde Park. contrary To
the rules, and he was stopped by "A POI
Iceman. The captain whipped the pc.
liceman severely, and finally drove on
He was stopped, however, taken in
charge. and brought before Mr.. Hard.
wick, at the Marlborough Police Office.
After that magistrate had heard the case,
no condemned Captain Somerset To len
days in tho House Of Correctionl The
naughty captain, of arislocruic name
aud position, tried to beg off. by the pay
ment of any sum Of mouey-but the firm
and impartial magistrate would not swerve
nom tho sentence very properly warn,
ing the captain that he should set a bet
ter example Of obedience to the laws
This is considered by some a very evert
sentence, bu, Mr.. Hard wick, by others
is immnrtalized for the iudicious ant
fearless exercise of his magisterial pow
er and judgment. II is said to no tn,
most remarkable event in English luris
prudence since the incarceration of Hen
ry the Fifth, when Prince Of Wales, fn
striking the Chief Justice. Captai.
Somerset has been visited in jail by man,
Of the most distinguished persons in SO
ciety. The Duke of Buccleuth. the Mar
qnis Of Stafford, (heir Of the Duke q
oulherland) Lord Mulgrnve. beside
Peers, NJ. P.'s, aud military men were a
mong tho visiters. Strenuous efforts wer,
made at the Home Office for his relic
from Jail, but Sir Geo. Grey's private SO
cretary waited upon the prisoner an,
told him that Sir George could not con
scientiously advise Her Majesty to remi
any portion of the sentence. Capt. Som
! erset wears the prison clothes and fare
precisely as the other prisoners.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-06-19
LANCASTER MACHINE FOUNDRY.

~ DEV0L Il co. are prepared to furnish all kinds
". of Steam Engines, upon short notice and
at Cincinnati and Pittsburgh prices.
Also, all kinds Of Mill Gearing, Hosting Screws,
Regulating Screws, Jack Screws; Fuller's Screws and
CIDER Screws.
Mill Spindles of cast iron or wrought.
Bales and Drivers, Gee. SC.
They will also furnish the Parker Wheel to
suit any head of water, and with either iron OF wood
shaft. Also, the Atkinson Wheel fit up as above.
The patent on the Parker Wheel has expired and con-
sequently they can be had much cheaper.
They also continue to make DevOlss Threshing
Machines, and keep a lot constantly on hand; war
ranted the best in Ohio.
All the above articles will be made with especial
care and by the best worlmen, and will be warranted.
All kinds of repairing done upon the shortest notice.
They also keep constantly on hand, ALL KINDS OF
CASTINGS, usually kept in a Foundry. Thy have
completed their front shop, SO that those who call,
can examine their work.
They are also at this time manufacturing the Lee
fell Cool Stove, which received the first Premi-
um at the Ohio State Fair at Cincinnati last Fall, and
will keep them constantly vu hand.
The known quality of the work done at this estab-
~lishment Tor many years pa 5t,is the best guarantee that
in future, the subscribers will labor to desire the pa
tronage Of the public. They invite examination.
Lancaster, May %, 1861 G. DEVOL h CO.
Blank Summon
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-06-19

EMIGRATION FROM vi PARTS OF GER.
MANY to the United States will be great.
er this season, it is said, than at any for,
mer period. This is easily accounted
for. The condition of lhingsin Germa.
ny is unsettled, apd the emigrants know
that while their civil aud religious rights
will be respected in America, industry
and lrugality are sure to reap their just
re wards.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-06-19
Tuesday Evening, June ~. 1881

New The L%nc"fnco Con
~vention has nominied Luke Woohbu:y
for Governor. appointed Charles G. Al
horton for Congress and recommended
Levi Woodbury. for President. The
Convention was attended by 26O dele.
gates,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-06-19
Fairfield County Clothing Store.


SMITH & TONG have Just added to their stock o (
I0READY-MADE Clothing, a large assortment for
Spring and Summer Wear, which will be sold at the
UNUSUAL low prices OF their establishment.
Their stock of Ready-made Clothing is the very
best, the market affords. Having experience in the
business and being well acquainted with the making
up of Goods, they think they offer better inducements
to purchasers than any other establishment in this
section of the country, both as regards price, and the
make and quality Of the goods.
Their assortment consists of almost every variety
and every size suitable for the season.
They also keep as usual an extensive assortment Of
the very best, the most beautiful and the choicest
pieces Of Cloths, CassimeIes, Vestings, Satin, Silk,
&c, which they will be ready at all times, TO MAKE
TO ORDER, and the well known reputation Of the
proprietors in this business, will be a sufficient re-
commentator that these Goods will be made up in the
terry best manner and according to the latest and most
approved S yle.
They do not say that they will sell goods 25 or go
per cent. cheaper than any other establishment; such
expressions OF this day are generally understood and
appreciated; but they promise to keep on hand the best
assortment and TO dispose of the same at the L0vest
prices that can be afforded.
The public are respectfully invited to call and ex.
anime their stock before purchasing elsewhere.
TRemember the place-the room one door East
of Reber & Kutz's store. SMITH & TONG.
Lancaster, May II, 1851.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-06-19

Fossil KANGAR0o.-Nu remains Of this
Australian animal have, heretofore, ever
been found. we believe, in America
Now, however. W. learn from the Mid.
dletown (C"nnecticut) Sentinel, that DR.,
Burral,, Of that place, has discovered a
beautiful and distinctly marked cast of a
Kangaroo in the Portland quarry. 1t is
so Characteristic that there is M fear uI
mistake.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-06-19

CouNTRRFEIr Com PiECe.-We have
been shown a counterfeit gold dnllau
piece, and understand that a number
have been seen in the city. They are
we'll calculated To deceive persons who
may take them and caution should be
used to prevent being imposed an. The
y we saw could he detected by its
i'gh.ness. aud it's ringing. or rather lack
o. ''ng'ng. when thrown on the counter.
Zanes. Cour.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-06-19

CoNNEcTfCuT.-No United States Sen
ator has yet been chosen in this State
Upon the last ballot on Thursday last the
vote tood--Baldwin. Wing, 100; Sey
mour, Dem. 3S; Ca,lin. Dem. 6S; Scat
tering 8. The ballo,ting was To have
been resumed on yesterday.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-06-19
to the Creditors Ofthe GAINESVILLE and
Maysyille Turnpike Road COmDany.

A GREEABLY to the provisions ofthe "Act" above
IA mentioned, the Creditors of the said Road Com
pany, are hereby notified to present their claims to
Der Term Of the Court of Common Pleas Of Musking-
UNI county next ensuing. In default thereof all such
debts or demands will be forever excluded from pay
ment out of the proceeds of the sale of said Road, or
any part thereof, A. BASSET, Receiver, &c.
NIB Claims may be deposited with John Garaghty,
Esq. Lancaster, Ohio.
Lancaster, May 10, 1851. 9
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-06-19
SWAN HoTEL-LANCAsTER. OHIO.

n STUMP, having extended his lease of this well
-. known house, is prepared to accommodate the
TRAVELLING public in the best manner.
The Table will be furnished with the best of every
variety the market affords, the Bar will be supplied
with the choicest Of Liquors, and the Stdbling, amply
sufficient for the accommodation and safe keeping Of
horses and vehicles, will be attended by an attentive
and careful hostler.
Lancaster. April 10, 1861 40
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-06-19
Sale of the GAINESVILLE and MaysvilIe Turn-
mix Road.

DURSUANT to a decree of the Court of Common
L Pleas of Muskingum county, in the case of Amos
Benton uS. the GAINESVILLE and Maysvilla Turnpike
Road Company at the April Term, AID. 1851, thereof:
and by virtue of an order of sale therein, to me direct
ed by said court, | will, on Saturday the 18Th day Of
July 1851, between the hours of l0o'clock A. NJ, and
4 O'Clock P. NJ, OF said day, at the door of the court.
house in the City of Chillicothe, offer for sale, to the
highest bidder therefor, the GAINESVILLE and MaysVille
Turnpike Road, and all the property, franchises and
Such sale will be conducted, in all respects, in con-
formity to the provisions Of the act Of the General
Assembly of the State of Ohio, entitled can Act for
the sale of the GAINESVILLE and Maysville Turnpike
and to provide for the payment Of its debtS,' passed
March 20, 1851. A. BASSET, Receiver,
In the case Of limos Benton rS. the ZanespiHe and
MaysUiHe Turnpike Road Company.
Lancaster, May 10, 1851, td2
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-06-19

AN INSIDE PoIrrcAL HIsToRY.-W We
learn from Washington that Col, Benton,
who is nov in that city, is engaged in
tho preparation of n history of the work
ing of the government, from the day he
took his seat in the United States Senate,
tn the fourth of March last, a period of3l
consecutive years, during which he was
a member Of that body. Into that hislo
ry he will doubtless Incorporate suudry
extracts from his speeches some o (which
have been marked with extraordinary
ability aud research.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-06-19

DREADFUL.-An Irish family, consist.
ing Of four ?ersons-father, mother and
two children-were burnt to death on
Thursday last, on the works of the Union
canal, Ten or twelve miles below Hum.
melstown, in this county. They occupi.
ed a small tenement; and as the FIRE oc.
CURED in the day time, it is supposed that
intoxication was the Harrisburg
(Pa.) Telegraph.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-06-19

ANTI ToRAccO MovgmENr. The Com
venilon OF Congregational Misis,ers. a,
.ne la'e anniversary meeting in Boston.
raised a committee Tor galherin , ,,n,i.,;".
relating to the 'Pecuniary aud moral bear
inRs' OF tobacco, whether in the firm -,
smoking. chewing or snufinS. The move.
ment probably looks to tho formation NJ
9 new society Of reform.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-06-19
Large and Varied Stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,|
JUST RECEIVED,
Al the Old Checkerei Wholesale and Retail Cloth

JUST RECEIPEDi
At the Old Checkerei Wholesale and Retail Cloth
ing and Furnishing Emporium.
XXJE wish to inform our old friends and customers
that in addition to our former large assortment
OF furnishing Goods, we now, have addedto II. one Of
the most extensive stock Of Springs ummerC IOthing
that has ever been offered West ofthe Mountains. We
cannot go into full particulars, nor are we willing to
bride the sickly efforts ola PORTS shddoB, to gIVSA
%doggeral description four different articles. Bus to
be candid and brief we are prepared to clothe every
Man, Youth and Boy, Of all sizes and ages, in Fair
field county from head to FOOT full TEN PER CENT
CHEAPER than those small concerns can possibly do.
We dislike very much to make a blowing,hoia out OF
a Goose Quill, by showing you a stock Of UOthiqg on
paper, and having a whole Trunk full to offer you.
What we set forth in this NOTICE you will find on
examination to be true to the letter
TDon'tfo forget the old CheckeTed Clothing Store.
FFBetween the two Tin-Shops.
lP0pposite the Hooking Valley Bank.
Lancaster, may ID, 1851 COULEHAN & co.
GILK Under Shirts for Gentlemen allu Ladies'.
ke,r sale at the OLD CHECKERED STORE.
Lancaster, may 10, 1851.