davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-20
Shall the Public Works Of Ohio be Sold

snail the Public Works Of Ohio be Sold |.
A bill has been twice read In one branch of
the General Assembly of Ohio, authorizing the
appointment of three Commissioners to ad-
vsrtise and offer for sale, in two divisions, to
the highest bidders, payments in perpetual
annuities) ell the canal stock of the STATE
If tho payments are not regularly made tho
works to revert to the State. tIttr
1t is idle in the FIRST place to talk of selling
this public improvement ss matter of pru.
dsncs, and tis nonsense in this time of anan-
r''l strinsenoy, to suppose any purchasers can
os obtained at fair prices.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-20
Insanity of Clark b. Cochrane.

ALBANY, January 19.-Hon. Clark B. Coch-
rane's severe illness has unhappily terminated
in insanity. He was taken yesterday to the
Utica Asyl where, it is hoped, skillful
treatment may restore his reason. The excit-
ing agitation in Congress is believed to have
greatly contributed to this much deplored
results
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-20
A Costly Treasurer.

1t has been proposed in the Ohio Legisla-
turs to. offer q reward of $4,000 to any person
who will deliver the absconding John q. Bres-
lin, now in Canada, into the bands Of the
Sheriff al Columbus. He has proved an ex-
pensive State Treasurer.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-20
A Veteran Preacher and Educator @
Indiana Deceased.

Rev. John Finlay Grove, founder Of Hano-
yer College, near Madison, Ind, where he has
been engaged for thirty-ssven years either as
pastor, teacher Or professor, died on Tuesday
of ossifcatiou Of the heart. He was sged 7S,
Rev. Thos. D. Grove, Of the Methodist Epie-
copal Church In this vicinity, is his son.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-20
MARRIED.

Rev Bishop Morris, Of the nj. Il. Church, North
Mr.. stephen g. RosEel, Of Baltimore, to Miss Mag.
gle W. Morris, Of Georgetown, Ky. a.
BY the Rev. A. Mulln, Mr.. Joseph Tifford TO M;.ss
Almira Grout, all Of Browninesvflle, Ky.
:, WdGGAN-BR0WNING.-O the 10th instant. BY
Lucinda Browning, ali Of BrowningsyiIie. Ky n''s'
( TRABUH-WlTHERSPOO Memphis. at IN.
residence Of the brides father, the 18th Instant
Is. Y Irabue, Of the house Of James Trabue q Co.,
Louisville, KY, to Miss Martha H. Witherspoon.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-20
The Hudson River Railroad Accident

NEW YORK, Jsnuary 19.--Mr. Hillary, o.
West Troy, was seriously injured in the breast
Bishop McClosky is but slightly injured. He
will proceed home to day. Mr.. Coon (resi-
dence not given)is slightly injured. He was
left at Tarrytown. VIM. J. Corey, packing
box manufacturer, Of this city, is lying al
Tarrytown in very critical condition. Mr.
Irwin, of Fulton, N. Y, previously reported,
has one thigh broken in two places. There
are others injured, whose names are still un-
known.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-20

AN 0DoRIFERous CAReo.-A ship recently
sailed from San Francisco for Hong Kong, With
an odorifeIous cargo, consisting Of the dead
bodies Of some hundreds Of Chinsmen, bound
for the tombs of their ancestors. The perfume
was almost as delightful as that from the ratg
their comrades eat. This kind of trade still
thrives In the Pacific. Ships take live Chino
men and dead rats to California, and carry
back to Asia dead Cinnamon and live rats.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-20
From Utica,

UTICA, January 1s.--Hon. Chss. A. Mann,
President Of the Oneida Bank, died suddenly
in this city to-day of appoplexy. He was, in
1S40, member of the Assembly; in 1850 a
State Senator, and had been President OF the
New York and Albany and Buffalo Telegraph
Company. His age was fifty. seven years.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-20

BosToE, January l9.-John E. Fry, member
Of the State Senate from Worcester County. il
said to be implicated in the crime of forgery. ,.
and yesterday resigned his seat in the Senate.
Tho alleged forgery is on firm in Pearl street,
for So, 800, -.-a
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-20


rAndrew Wilson, of Mayslick, Ky.. 10
Gently slaughtered barrow, which weighed
i,S4O lbs. gross, and whose tusks measured d
fourteen inches.
@S The long promised work from Mr..
Hamilton, ofths British Museum, on the olaiu 9
Of the Collier Shakespeare, is at length an :
nounced by Mr.. Bentley.
G% Five hundred and thirty. six slaves
were sold at Albany, Georgia, recently, at an
average of 1,026.
l Mr.. Wyman, recently Of the Apalach
ioola (Fla.) Advertiser, is about to start an
English paper in Havana.
GD Some sharpers seem to act upon the
assumption that If they cheat poor fellow
out OF his land he has no ground for COM
plant.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-20

DEATH OLA TALENrED PRIEST. Rev. John
McDermot of Mechanicville, Diocese O.
Albany, N. Y, died recently, in Philadelphis
In his thirtieth year. The deceased possesse ed
q mind well stored With all those treasures for
which the Catholic priesthood are celebrated
and gave promise Of life of usefulness and
honor.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-20

g Daguerrean Gallery, southwest cor.
ner of Sixth and Western-row, over Hannaford, ),
drugstore. Pictures taken and ut in good oases
for twenty cents. Warranted to please:
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-20
For the Presidcncv.

0HARLEsroN, S. c., January 16.-The Au-
gusta, Ga, correspondence recommends Cbas.
O'0onnor, of New York, for the Presidency.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-20

@ At No. 5s Broadway, below Pearl
street. you can get beautiful colored Ambrotypes or
Ferotypes in fancy cases, at one-third the price
charged at other rooms. Remember the number
6S Broadway. ialabs
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-20
MaS- -KENNEDl'S MEDICAL Dis

&SR COVERY IL acknowledged by tho most EN-.
nent physicians, and by the most careful druggists
throughout the United States, to be the most eectua
blood.puriHer ever known, and to have relieved more
suffering, and effected more permanent cures, than
salt Rheum, Erysipeiaa Scald. head, scaly eruptons
Of whatsoever nature are cured by few bottles, and
the system restored to full strength and vigor. Full
and explicit directions Tor the of liberated sore
legs and other corrupt and running ulcers s given n
the pamphlet with each bottle. For sale BY JOHN u.
PARk, SURE, EUKSTElN h co., and GEORGE
M DIXON. PriceSl. sepl9-ay
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-20
HOME INTEREs ST.

DS A. A. Eyster, Clocks, Watches an
Jewell Try. Nos. sll and S7l Western row.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ACCuMuLATEs.

N16E<i9@ EVE EDNINO II IAOOO UHOH. 80
u4 O1st1ssaTI, Dec. II, ls59.-Mr. s. Palmer
Dear Sir: Sone five years since received severe
injury on my left arm, near the elbow, since Wnicn
have been greatly annoyed by a cutan.ous disease
on the same. After using various remedies without
success, was induced to try your vegetable Eos;
metic Lotion and am happy IN inior ming you tnat
the use Of half bottle has lett my arm as smootn
and free from disease as It's mate.
Gratefully yours, ,,owup
No. l46 West Third street.
For sale by druggists everywhere. Be sure to get
Palmer's Vegetable Cosmetic Lotion and accept OF
nothing else. bOLON PALmhh, AGENT
de2g No. So West Fourth street, Cincinnati, Q.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-01-05

The Message is considerably .horter
than Mr.. Buchanan's former productions
of the kind and ia much more moderate
in tone, aud less defaced by falsities and
fallacies than his last annual manifesto,
abich. it will be remembered, contained
a labored and highly sopbistical attempt
to defend the Lccompton fraud. We
have pointed out the uo-t tsslient points OF
the prese ut message. As whole. the
document. il le-s piqusnt and interesting {,
l. more respectable than its predecessor.
Mr.. Helper's book is not even alluded to,
the "irrepressi.le conflict" is not oDce
mentioned, and. We are happy to be able
to add, at least one Democratic statesman
has contrived to produce political doc
umeut without having to draw either his
ideas or his language from the rignarole
of The " Y Herald.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-01-05

Veroict of Jury, not guilty. aud proseeu
tor to pay the costs.
Lewis Weiss Us Charles W. Decker
A Jury was called in this case, but the
case was subsequently continued, and the
Jury discharged.
Theodore Brodbesd for the use OF Thos
VI McIlbaney as Edward P, Hawkins an
Ellen Jane, his wife.-This was an ac-
ton on book a"count-plea. set of =
Verdict; for plaintiff Tor the SUN of for,
ty nine dollars and thirty-one cents.
Saturday, 81.
Mr.. Gepp made motion for new
trial IN the case Of Com d onweslth as. Lo-
renzo Haines, which vas overruled. The
prisoner then received hi- sentence. a
follow; That be pay fine Of $50. pay
the cost. Of prosecution. and undergo ar
Imprisonment IN the peuiteDtiary for thr
Eastern Dl-trict of Pennsylvania, of sew
en- years aud six mooths.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-01-05
Mail Contracts.

TIL" leitiag- of the Mall contracts for
the Middle Siat.- ~ he Union is now eu
gagiDg the aitebtion of the contract digi
SION of the General Post Office Depart
IN ut. The regular section. thi, season,
cobprises routes in Maryland, the DIS
trict of Columbia, Delaware. PebOsYlva
MIA, New Jer.ey and Ohio; besides which,
the mi,ceIIaDeous ~er.ice 10 every State
aud Territory of the Union, which was
deferred by the failure OF the postal ap
preparation bill, will be disposed of The
tine fixed Tor the reception OF propo,a al,
l. uaiil March 5lst. and the entire result,
are to be oecIsrrd by the Oath OF April
This will be oDe of the largest lettings
ever held in the department
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-01-05
[From the Huntingdon Journal.1
The Oil Fever in Venango County.

The latest intelligence from the Venan-
90 oil district .tates that the exeitcmens
attending the recent oil discoveries, to
which We have before alluded, is greatly
on the increase. Scores Of "sites" have
been taken up, and new ones are being
discovered every day A nuinber of
capitalists from Pitt,burg and other pla-
ces are commenSiog operations. The
company formed in this place have Sc
cured an experienced operator. aud hsve
commenced torihg near Halls Mill
Col. Hoayer has a favorable "site" on the
Allegheny river, near the mouth of Big
Sandy. lie will fully test the matter IN
that locality Leases OF "sites" are grab
he'd at with as much avidity as gold priv
ieges iD California, and with quite a.
much prospect of their becoming rcmuue-
rative in the end,
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-01-05

~Of all the genial. readable papers
now published in the United States. Nor
ris and Willis Home Journal OF New
York city seems to be the favorite, and
decidedly at the bead. George 7 Nor
ris is a Dasterly lsrist and sweet song
ster. n. 2. Willis can sit doED. upon
the slie htest provocation, and throw of
a more spris shtly, readable item than any
man iD the editorial corps at present in
this country. So. between them both
with their unriValled talent and their tire
less in1u.try, they make a sir.t class pa
per. TIE reader never finds. and never
will ind, dull article in that sheet =
Morris and Willis have given some s0e
cialittes to the Home journal Uh'rh make
IL very peculiar. The Home Joorusl is
the favorite sheet with "Societs," who.
while they shrink sometimes froa the
keen. cutting satire aimed at fashionable
f,Ilv will nevertheless. buy. pay for, spd
read the well-.aiA th,ces OF its gifted edI
tors. 1t i. tie mot app, opria'e rre-"Oi
a gentleman can make to his 10 ~ I/te""
lof course he hasn't but one suchty con
mencisg With the new volume. to make her
a subscriber. Its terms are very cheap.
considering the mount and quality OF tht
readiug-obe copy 81 90; three copies,
SIS o. Burlington SentineL
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-01-05
AYERS ALMANAC for 1850

Is now rea9y tor delivery gratis. al
Ho!linshe sd & d trick. who sre happy
TO supply all that call Tor them Evrry
family should have and keep thi- hook
1t is worth having. Comprising much
general Information of great value II
gives the best Information for the cure OF
prevalent comrlaints. that We can get
anywbcre. L. anecdotes alone are worth
bushcl Of wheat. and it, medical advire
i. sometimes worth 10 the siek, the wbeat's
weight in gold. Many of the medical al
Danacs are tra>b, but this is solid metal.
It's calculations are made rurpoc'ly for
this latitude aud are therefore correct =
Call and get an Ayers Alnanac. and
when you got. keep it.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-01-05
a Beautiful Premium.


The ProprietoF> of the SafUr1ay Ete
ming Post. of Pbi'adelr rbia-tbat old and
celebrated Weekly are presenting al
their subscribers With large and teauti-
FIJI steel engraving, called The SPEAK
ING LIKENESS A copy OF this engrsv
ing is now before Us. and it really is =
besutiful thing |; is picture Of mo
Their and a child, suA can hardly fail to
please generally. The chili is looking
through an oval frame.-and Of cour-e
the Iicture il a. natural as life. We are
Informed tbst The price of this engraving
IL tie PHILADELPHIA print stores is si.-
Ii is rent. bo.ever. as premium to any
subscriber to the The Post. who RENTS in
addition TO the subscription money. the
sum of 25 cents to pay the cot Of post
sge. mailing. &c. &c. OF cour-~ any one
mailing ;be putli-bers Of The Po>t s2,25,
will get net only tbei' celebrated Weekly
for one year. bat this gem of picture
besides. Club sub.cribers al-o are euti-
tied to the Engraving, by reniftine %
cents 10 addition TO their regular club
rate. Address DEACON & PETER
SON. No. l32 South Third street. Phil
adeIpbis, who will send sample copy of
The Post gratis to any one requesting it
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-01-05
Pennsylvania Legislature.
HARRIsBURG, Jan. 3. Il

HARRISBURG, Jan. d. looU.
The Opposition caucus have renomina-
ted Mr.. Lawrence for Speaker of the
House. aui nominated Mr. Rauch of Car
bou for clerk.
The Senate caucus nominated Mr..
Franois OF EensnEo for Spe aser of the
House, aud Russell Errett for clerk.
The House orgau.zes this III orDing, and
the Senate this afternoon.
Wa w. Fropois of Yonango was elec-
ted Speaker of the Senate to-day, and
Rn~seil Erre,t, OF The Pilsbmgh Gazette,
Chic Clerk
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-01-05
The Republican National Convention

The Republican National Convention.
ANational Republican Convention vii
NEE; at Chicago oD Wednesday the l3fL
day OF June next, at IL o'clock (noon)
tor the nomination of candidates to he
supp orted for President and Vice Presi
dent at the next election
The Republican electors Of the several
States. the nemters OF the Peoples Per
&, OF Pennsylvania, ard of tdc npposltien
parts of New Jer,ey, and all others who
are ~illiu. to co operate with them iD sup
. ort OF the candidates who shall there be
nominattd, and who are opposed to the
polio, Of The present Administrations to
Federal corruptioo and usurpa'iop; 10 the
xten>ou OF Slavery into the Territories;
To the new sud dangerous political doe
trlne that the Con-titutlon. OF it. owr
force. carries Slavery into ali the Tern
torie, of the United States; TO the re open
IN. OF the African slave trade; 10 ans III
quality OF rights among citiz"n-; aud
~ho are 10 favor o. In aie date adniis-I"p
of X an>a~ into the Union under ths Con
,tItut,on receutly adopted ey it. people {;
Of restoring the Fedrral Administration
70 ssy-tem of ri I'd economy. aud to tht
,r,neiples OF Washington aud jefferson;
IT maintaining inviolste the right> OF The
Stat,., aud defending the soil Of every
St te aud Territory from lawes> Invasion;
ani OF preserving the integrity OF tbs Z
zion aud The -uprpiuacy of the Consultation
aud laws pa--ed in pursuance thereof. a
ain-t the conspiracy of the leader OF
sectional part, to resist the ID ajority prin
eiple as estati-bed in this Government
'"e 81 S.. 49,, daI..a,o
g. C.,...a..;,,,.i n;.,r;.+ and
,l.. g7,r,a,t;o,
n It n w..
I,. - R,,,I.n lI.,..
C.c r. ~ f1a,.,sb;ra
- ~,
~. ~ r1a.I.,ob u...a.t.,so,ts
W. n O.. RI I-I.ns
CO wi. ro,naot;cnt
~ :,
r.. W." pano.,l.ani.
= go II N I'D
&c, Cot3n
s. oh;o
~ -
~.
~ - II:.
~. - Viii:
Lao"',,"" ~ 0'a'"'1,, I "''"
'"u" u j. "'o,''" :,
ieA"h'', q y
n""tr~ = 0'e ,"'' IL
asa
n''''n ~ = Go"''y iAa"'" c, =.
LEWIS 0''P"ane' D'''''o' u 0o'u'' ''A
rasz.The Csll .or the RapubIi.an Ma.
,iouaI Convention. which ". ,uhli.h a.
,,o,e i cop,nr.hen,i,e AMI liberal in 1t,
terms. Il invites al who are opposed to
the extension of Slav.rv into the Trrrito-
RE. TO the corruf,ion, of the present -
mini-tratlon. aud to the Di>un,oa Consri.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-01-05

IT We have received the January
number o. the Atlaptic Monthly. and
upou examination end il to be at least
EQUAL to the former issues Of that worthy
Masaline. To those Who are 10 want ol
. frst rate Msga.ire, VIC recom mead tbs
Atlantic Monthly.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-01-05

SS- We are reque.ied hJ the Carrier
of the Address to the Patrons Of The Jef
fersonisn, to return bis sincere thanks for
the uniform kindness aud very liberal
patronage shOuered upon hin on the 3lsi
ult
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-01-05

wHou. Judge Mason, of lows, who
made himself so popuisF With the lnveu
tors Of the Country while be held the Of
fice of Con missioner of pateots. has. We
,esrb, assoeiated himself witb Mdnn &
Co. at the Scieutiic American Office,
New York
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-01-05

t6r William Saith. the new Count
Trea.urer, Gled bis bond on Monday last
the ID inst, and entered upon the dis
char.e of the duties of hi offise.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-01-05

Daring the past Jesr there have been
sold in the Drove gard of Philadelphia
s7,555 Beeses; 272 los Shoep; ll5 226
Hogs, and / l53 Cow, besides animals
killed by farmers in the Deighboring
counties in New Jersey and Pennsyl Iva.
mis-, and carried to market.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-01-05

II We Just now boast OF rather cold
weather, and very excellent sleigbiog,-
most probably as good a. it can be.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-01-05
THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 1860.
Motto

There will be Sunday School Exbi.
,ion in the NJ. L Church, St'ousburs, OF
next Monday evening. 9tb mt.
Parents. friends aud the Ia5lic eener-
ally are invited to attend.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-01-05
Report of Grand Jury.


That we have exauIned the County
oil 5ipgs snd find the Court room 10 ex
celent repair aud condition. while ",
would at the same tine suggest to the
County Com missioner that the rooms il
upper part of the building WOULD adult
Of considerable iaproseueut. la the va,
Of con fort aud convenience. We also
suggest to the Count, Commissioners that
they have a stone sill Fut in the saulI
doorway, in the Register Office
The County Jail we found in very
filthy condition and unsafe as prison
the walls requiring some repairs. We
would therefore urge the Commissioner
10 give il their immediate tteBtion, y
IL aking it secure as place Of coDfnr me ut
and having its rooms thoroughly oleansec
and repaired. In its present condition
no person Should be detained therein.
We would feally suggest that the Com
missioner pay the Borough Of Strouds
burg for the pavement laid at the west
cod OF the public square. 10 front Of lot
belonging 70 Levi SHUTTER. laid pasems Dt
being OF thr publ property.
(SIeued) MELCHOIR SPRAGLE.
Foreman.
Thursda, ~
Commonwealth rs. Al.xander MeK
ze .-IndiytH.Dt for assault and battery
on oath o. Johu Rag. proseeutor.-Ver-
d ct guilty. Sentence defcDd snt to pay
a Csc o. one dollar, pay the costs OF pro-
eeution and stand committed until the
sentence of the Court be complied with.
Commonwealth as Lorenzo Hsiues. -
Indictment for Arson ID fendaDt being
srrsnigned plead Dot guilty. to each and
every count 10 the indictment. Jury re.
Ing sworn, Gud the defendant guilty in
manner and form as he stands indicted :
Hayilsud, Dreher and Davis for Com.
% nonwea.th, Buruet and Gepp for defend
ant.
Friday 30.
Com nonwealth as William Bash aud
Eliza Bush --Iusictment for receisi0
ItoleD goods, 90 oath Of Geo. g. Shafer,
Hayiland for Commonwealth.
Defendants hsiDg sitbout counsel, the
Ioart assign Messrs. Buruet and Dreber.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-01-05
PROCEEDINGS IN COURT.
December Term, 1869.


Commonwealth as George Burd.-ln
dictment for selling liquor without license.
Verdict: Guilty in manner and form a.
he stands indicted.
Havilsud for Commonwealth, Porter
for Defendant.
The Grand Jury returned true Bill
in the follomin4 cases:
Com u,ouweslth as Ellen Ryan.-ldict-
ueut for assault and battery, on oath OF
John WnmoTe.
Commonwealth IS Thomas 0. Donald
Indictment for violating liquor law.
Commonweaith Us Alexander Nc Ken
indictment for assault and battery,
on oath of John Ragg.
Commonwealth as Lsura Neville
Iudictment for violating liquor law.
Commonwealth Us Thos Emperor
indictment for violating liquor las.
Tuesday Dec. u.
Commonwealth as John Smith. In
diet u ent for assault ana battery, on oath
of George BadeE, prosecutor. Defendant
plead guilty Court sentenced JobD
Smith to pay fue of FIVE dollars, pay
the costs of prosecution, and stand con-
ni,,cd until the sentence be compIicc
With.
CoDmonwcalth rs Stephen Huff.-ln
dictment for fornication and bartardy
on oath Of Sarah Carver. prosecutrlx -
Verdict: Cults in manner and form a
Indicted. na,liand for Commonwealth,
Davis tor detebdant.
Wilhaa Oyer6eld for the use o. James
Place as Martin Cortria ht.-No ~. SePt
I l-5- .-Thi- was SUIT brought or a
-caltd note Tor S2on Plea. payment
With !eaye, &c. V.rdict for th" olaiutlti
IN the -um OF thirty eight dollars aud Sc
seDtecn cents.
Comnonwealth as. Lorenzo Hines
Indictment for arson, Oh oath OF " d. ).
White. pro>ecutor True Bal.
Commonwealth as Samuel j. Brokaw.
Indictment for violating liquor las
Trae Bill.
Commouweatltb as. William Bu,h and
Eliza Bu.h. Indictment for receiving
stolen goods, on oath OF George q Sba
fer. prosecutor. True Bill.
Wednesday %.
Case Of James NJ Keen as John II
Mace and So omon \. Steckel.--Tbi, wa
an action of ejectuent. and occupied a
great part of Tuesday and Wednesday,
and verdict vas finally rendered tor tb,
plaintiff Davis and Reeder for plaintiff,
Dreher and Gepp :or defendants.
Ia tie matter of Bulge view acro.s
Brodhead's Gre, /. at the east eud Of the
B3rougb OF Strou3sturs The viewers
appointed to view SAID bridge, do repor.
said bridge as actually necessary. and "a
too expensive for the toSuship OF Stroud
to build, and do report that said bridA - e
shall lie built with three stone arches, OF
twenty feet each, OF the width of 33 feet
Report of viewers approved by Crane
Jury. Sigued by Mclchoir Srra. lie, fore
man.
poro-+ of Crond Turu