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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-09-05
SHERIFF'S SALE,

By virtue of writ Of ven ex. de terIi-
to me directed, issued out of the Court of
Common Pleas of Monroe County, | will
expose to sale at public vendue. on
Saturday The 14th Of September,
next, at two o'clock in the afternoon, at
the public house of Sandt & Kachline in
the Borough Of Stroudsburg, the follow.
iug described real estate, to wit:
A certain tract or piece of land, with
the appurtenances. situate in Chesnutbill
township, Monroe County. adjoining lands
Of Patrick Daily, Jacob Dorsheimer, and
others, containing
TEirty-Fogsr Acres,
more or lcss-aIl cleared-principally
meadow land. The improvements are one
two story
Frame Tavern Stand, AwA
about 80 BY 80 feet, with a ;s;:Hsss
Frame Kitchen attached about ssszsssa
Is by 20 feet, one Frame Shed about "a
BY Sd feet, with a Frame Stable attached
about II by 80 feet, one Frame feed
House about IS by 25 feet, one Log
House Que and half stories high, about
ls BY 25 feet, with Plank House at.
tached about IA by l5 feet. one two-sto.
ry Plank House about Is by "a feet, one
Plank Heuse one and a half stories high
about II BY % feet. one Frame Store
House about l6 by 25 feet, Hog Stable,
Wood House, and other out bulldogs
There is veil of water pear the door.
and stream of water passing through
the premises. The Easton & Wilkesbar-
re Turnpike passes through the same.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of John J. Barthold, and to be
sold by me for cash.
JAMES N. DURLING, Sheriff.
Sberif's Office. Stroudsburg, }
August %, 1861.
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~ MANHOOD.
A How Lost, How Restored.

- Ei0W Lost, How Restored
Just Published, IN q Sealed Engelope :.
A LECTURE ON THE NATURE, TREATMENT, AND
RADICAL CURE OF sPERMAToRRHGA, or Semi
nal Weakness, Sexual Debility, Nervousness
and involuntary emissions. producing impo-
tency, Consumption and Mental and Phys-
cal Debility.
By ROBT. J. CULVERWELL, NJ. d.
The important fact that the awful conse
quences of self-abuse may be effectuaIly re-
moved without internal medicines or the dan
gerous applications of caustics instruments
medica,ed bougies, and other empirical devi-
ses, is here clearly demonstrated, and the en-
tirely new and highly successful treatment
as adopted by the celebrated author fully ex-
planned by means of which every one is ena-
bled to cure himself perfectly, and at the
least possible cost, thereby avoiding all the
advertised nostrums Of the day. This lee
ture will prove a boon TO thousands aud thou
sands.
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, to any
address, post paid, on the receipt of two pos
tage stamps, by addressing.
DIR. Gil. J. c. KLINE,
127 Bowery, N.York. Post Office box 4 $50.
April l6, l66l.-ly.
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Jury List, Sept. T. 1861.
PETIT JURORS.

Barrett-John Warner, William Sees.
ChesnuthM-James Kresge, Esq, Nathan
Shupp.
Coolbaugh-Isaac Case.
Ham,ttOn-George Metzgar, Christopher
Bltenhender, Henry Kemmercr, Peter Sny-
der, William Haney.
JackSpn-John Miller, Thomas Frantz.
N. Smuhfeld-John Swartwood, Hugh
Labar, A. J. Coolbaugh, George Labar.
Pocono-.-George Transue.
POlk-Charles Andrew, Peter Gilbert
Price Samuel Postens, Perry Price, An
drew J. Besecker.
Ross-David Roth, Joseph Kresge.
Smithfeld-John V. Bush, Peter Wolfe.
Strond-John Van Vliet. james Iialet,
William Sunny, lessee r. Smith, Charles
Keller.
!Stroudsburg-Philip Miller, Oils B. Cor
don, William T. Baker.
To6yhaanah--Timothy Miller.
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Orphans Court Sale.

By virtue Of an order of sale issued out
of the Orphans Court of Monroe county,
there will be exposed to sale by public
Senaue, on the premises, on
Tuesday, the 17M Of September
1861, at 2 o'clock, p. m the following de-
scribed real estate, late of Melchoir Kintz,
deceased, to Wit:
A certain tract of land and farm, stu
ate in Hamilton township, Monroe Coun
ty, and State OF Pennsylvania, on the
North and South Turnpike. near Saylors.
burg, adjoining lands of John Kintz,
heirs of Wm. Scureman, Charles Saylor,
James RickhoW and others, containing
lis Acres and 61 Perchcs,
about 80 acres cleared and in high state
of cultivation, 80 acres of which is excel
lent Meadoa0 Land, the balance well
timbered with good cbesnut and oak tim
Der. A stream of water passes through
the premises. There are FIVE excellent
springs on the place. afording water in
every field.
There are on the premises a two CD
story STONE HOUSE, 25 by1==s=g
35 feet, with good well near the door
Also one aud ahalf story HOUSE 90 by
Is feet; frame Barn 40 BY go feet; Wa
gon House Is by 20 feet, and other out
buildings; two good APPLE OR geS
CHARDS, containing 800 grated Il
trees.
The terms and conditions will be made
known at the time and place Of sale by
HENRY KINTZ,
JAMES KINTZ,
August l, 1861.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue of writ of ven ex de terris
to me directed, issued out of the Court Of
Common Pleas of Monroe County, | will
expose to sale at public vendue, on
Saturday, the l4th Of September,
next. at two o'clock in the afternoon, at
the public house of SaDdt & Kachline, in
the Borough of Stroudshurg, the follow,
ing described real estate to wit:
A certain tract or piece of land, With
the appurtenaDces. situate in Hamilton
to wusbip, Monroe County, adjoining lands
of Jacob Keller, Charles Love, and 9TH
ers, containing
Six Acres,
moro or less, all cleared, principally
meadow land. The improvements are
one Frame Woolen Mandatory and Full
log and Carding Mill about 35 by as feet,
in good running order, with all the ne
cessary machinery therein for carrying
on the N manufacturing of Woolens and the
fullipg and carding business one two
story II
BRICK HOUSE, ssz..zA
about % by % feet, and lot of fruit
trees. A stream of water passing through
the same.
ALSO; another tract or piece Of land
with the appurtenapces, situate in Ham
iIton township. Monroe County, adjoining
lands OF George Bittenbepder, George
Wooding. and others, containing
ElliFay-TyVO Acres,
more or less-about twenty acres cleared
balance timber land A stream of wa.
tor passing through the premises.
Seized and taken 10 execution as the
property of Andrew Keller. and to be sold
by me for cash
JAMES n. DURLING, Sheriff.
Sheriff IS Office. Stroudsburg,
August %, 1861.
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Sale

there will be exposed to public sale on
the premises, on the 5tb day of October
1861, at O'Clock in the afternoon. the
iolloaing Real Estate, viz:
A certain Farm or Tract of Land sit.
uate IN Stroud township, Monroe County,
and State of Pennsylvania, adjoining
lands OF Elijah Sbug, Jas. Van Buskirk,
William D. Walton, Melchoir Dreber
Stroud j. Hollinshead and others, con-
tanning about
l45 ACRES,
more or less, about 100 acres cleared
about 20 acres of which is good Meadow
land, the balance of the cleared land is OF
good quality aud 10 a high state of culti-
Vat'oD; 40 acres is heavily timbered with
oak. hickory and chesDut.
There are on the premises large two.
story
Stone Dwelling House, AvvA
81 BY AZ. Spring House and a ::::E,
never failing we'll OF water, with sEs sssEsa
pump, near the door. a small stream of
wafer runs through the premises most Of
the year. Frame Barn, 35 by AZ feet,
Wagon House, 26 feet square, with Corn,
crib in same.
There is also on the premises a good
APPLE ORCHARD. The farm is de.
slrably located, about one mile from the
borough of Stroudsburg, on the Brod
beads Creek road, in good peightor-
hood, and to person wishing a comfort
able and pleasant home, possesses many
attractions.
The terms and conditions will be N ad
known at the time and place of sale. by
JAMES VAN BUSKIRK,
CHARLES HENRY.
Executors Of the Wills of Wm. Van Bus
kirk and Sarah Van Buskirk.
August 80, 1861.
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SALE.

By virtue of writ of Levari Facias to
me directed. issued out of the Court of
Common Pleas of Monroe County, | will
expose to sale at public veDdue, on
Saturday the l4th Of September,
next. at two o'clock 10 the afternoon, at
the public house of Sandt & Kachliue, iD
the Borough of Stroudsburg, the follow
ing described real estate, to wit:
All, that certain tract of land situate in
Smithfeld township. Monroe County,
bounded and described; as follows, viz /:
Beginning at post thence By land late
of Aaron Dppue. North thirty nine de-
zrees West forty-,hree and eight tentbs
percbcs TO post. thence By land formerly
of acob Stroud, North sixty mine and hall
degrees East thirty two percbes to stone,
thence by land late OF Luke Brodhesd
North ten degrees East thirty eight per-
ches to n stone, thence South forty nine
degrees West twelve perobes to the place
of beginning. containing
Fire Acrcs and E2eUen Percles,
II nore or less, With the appurten nces-
About two or three acres cleared. The
improvements ere one
LOG HOUSE, 2gzA
one and balf stories high, a ::::::
bout 20 by % feet, we'll of .ESs.:zE,
water, and lot of fruit trees.
Seized aud taken 10 execution as the
property of Daniel Bash, and to be SOLD
by me for cash.
JAMES n. DURLING, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Stroad-burg,
August %, 1861
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An0itor's Notire.

Estate Of GEORGE S. HAWK, decd
The undersigned Auditor. appointed
by the Orphans Court of Monroe County,
to settle aud adjust the rates and proper
tons of the assets in the hands of Ste.
phen Hawk, AdmiDistr ator of said Estate,
to and among the creditors OF said de-
ceased, will attend to the duties of bis
appointment, on Friday. the 18th day OF
September next, at 10 O'Clock a. m, at
the Office Of Samuel S. Dreher, in the
Borough of Stroudsburg, when and where
all persons interested are requested to at
tend, or be debarred from coming in for
distribntive share of the assets in the
hands of said Administrator.
STEPHEN HOLMES, Jr., Auditor.
August Is, 1861.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-09-05

ton OF Treaty of Peace between the Confederate
and the United States The said notes to be of
natlon not less than five dollars to be ressnoba
pleasure until the payable; but the Whole isro
outstanding at time, including the amount sned
former Acts shall not exceed hundred mions of dol
!ars the said notes shall be receivable in IF
war tax hereinafter provided of al other pubc dnes
except the export duty Cotton and shall also he
IN payment OF the subscriptions of the nett proceeds of
sales OF raw produce and mar ufactured articles
Sec nat lor the purpose of funding the said notes
and for making exchange for the proceeds of the sale f
raw produce and manufactured articles or for the
or specie or military stores the Secretary of the reasn~
WIN assent OF the President is authorized to issue hond
PaaDe not more than twenty years after date and
rate OF interest not exceeding eight per- cenum ner an
mum until they become payable, the interest to he maid
semi annually the said bonds to exceed in the whole
one hundl ed millions of dollars be deemed snhet;
tute Tor thirty millions of the bonds authorized to he
0y the act approved May 6 1851 and this act ia to he
deemed revocation Of the authority to Issue the said
lons The said bonds shall be issued in less snms
than one hundred dollars in fractional parts of Inn
e except when the subscriptions than one hundred
G0s th SAID bonds may be in sums of fifty dollars
ne may De SOLO Tor specie, military and naval stores or
me proceeds OF raw produce and manufactured articles
III he eame manner as is provided by the aforesaid and
whenever subscriptions OF the have been or shall he
"ue payable at particular date the SecretdYy of The
treasury ShaH mace pO1Cer to erend the time Of sale until
Sncl ddte as ne shall see fit 10 indicate
SEC That for the special purpose of paving the prn
and interest of the public debt of supporting the
government war tax shall be and levied of fifty
cents upon each hundred dollars in value of the following
property, exc, etc. (Act August, 1863
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Gen. Ben NaCCuIIOch,

A correspondent of the Memphis Appeal, which we
take to be Mr. j. F. Simmons writes from Sardis, Miss,
under date Of August q, as follows:
In the Daily Appeal OF this date, find very inter-
csting sketch of Gen. Ben. McCulloch but it contains
one inaccuracy which hope you will permit me to
correct. 1t is stated in the sketch that Gen. McCuloch
born in Tennessee. This is error. He was born
near the Marsh store," in the county of Halifax N.
Co. and is krsman Of the Jones', Lttlejohns, Eppe's,
of Virginia. the widow and children of the late Jno. W.
Eppes) and Burtons, of North Carolina and of Texas.
A few years ago Gen. then. Major McCuloch visi-
ted bis relatives in North Carolina, and while there
spent good deal of bis time in the vicinity of Weldon
Mrs. Colonel JOyner is relative, and the late DR.
w. L. Long having married of her daughters, by
Gov Burton, Major McCuIloch spent some time with
him in Weldon. While there, saw him Often and e.
fore leaving, he paid tie old family residence Tor ruin
for the house has long since decayed) visit. 1t is al
most miles from the town OF Weldon, and about
five from the town OF Halifax.
Give old Rip Van Winkle all the credit that belongs
to him, and thus vindicate the truth Of history
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yOLUNTEERs wANTED

& YOUNG MEN OF NORTH CAROLINA your coun
Fl try is invaded aid calls you to | Lave estab
u shed my Headquarters for the present. at Lumberton
obeson county, and invite the young Of Columbus
Brunswick, Baden, Robeson Cumberland, Richmond An
son, Moore and Montgomery to rally the flag of their
country hitherto victorious in all pitched battles and help
drive the enemy from borders Your services will be
accepted either for twelve months during the war
In the twofod capacity of Captain army of the
Lord and OF my country propose to lead men under
my command to victory their spiritual well as their
temporal oes' Ood and our country Fellowcitizens
the rescue. JAMES SINCLAIR
Col. Commanding.
August %, 1861 30O&I-4w
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Arrival from Riosde Janeiro.

Notwithstanding the vgiant blockade the brig Vest IN
d1n of New Orleans Capt F. Arnet arrived here yeser-
dav in fotyone days from Rio de Janeiro with cargo OF
fifteen hundred bags of Coffee consigned to that eDerprI
sing commercial house. Geo. W. W ilams Co. Ninety
seven miles East of the Bar the W chased by man
of war under canvas. At hafpast 8, A. M On Sunday,
made steamer and sailing vessel off this Bar bockadlng
but consequence of their being at anchor the West INDIAN
was enabled to the Swash Channel and get safely into
port.
and there forty sail of Yankee vessels in port
which found difficult to reghts consequence OF the
existing troubles. The Yankee Captains employed part OF
their in abusing the South, and saying what terrible
things their counrymen the North would do. English
that had reached Rio report being chased by Prv
teers near Equator but the latter changed their
when English colors displayed
Freights in English vessels somewhat injured, many
thinking that there would be between the Eng
sh and Yankees when the latter would the ocean
with their Privateers.
The bark Indus and schr. Il. P Russell both from this
bark Anna E. Grant, of Richmond, and five Batmor e
barks.
The brig West Indian assisted into port by the pilots
to the Gnad schooner HOl1H Cobb who proceed
outside the their vessel and pOted the brig into
port.-Charleston Courier, I'd inst
FROM NORTH WESTERN VIRGIN1A.-Fugitves from North
western Virginia report perfect of terror in that
gon. The intense anxiety prevails among the Union
residents of the withdrawal OF large number
of the Northern troops and the most of them have packed
up ready Yankeedom at the shortest possible
notice. In Braxton county every tory has been shot by his
neghbor and in several other counties the citizens devoted
Confederate doing good service In the
manner.-RicbFa0Rd Enquirer, I'd inst.
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NOTICE
August 28. 1861.

HOSE citizens Of Wilmington and the vicinity who are
disposed assist In the construction of the Mjtarv
Road from Camp Wyatt to the Plank Road, leading East
ward from Wilmington requested to report the number
of Lab0rers, Horses and Carts &c. which they are willing
to furnish for the purpose either to Col Jas T. Miller
Wilmington; Gen. Alex. McRae, Wrghtsvie or to the
unde rsigRed at Camp Winglow.
por on of the Road is laid off and ready for immediate
construction Laborers should bring axes spades and
shoves Provisions will be furnished as needed
Sept. 2 SS53
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A Coon APPo1NTMENT.-Maj. w. G. Robinson, AS
ssant Adutant General of the State and late of the
u s. Army has been appointed Lieut.. Col. of the I'd
Regiment n. c. Cavalry, commanded by Col. Sprull.
Col Robinson is esteemed by those who know him and
are capable of Judging of the most accomplished
officers of his age in the country and satisfied he
will prove worthy of the position to which he has just
been eleVated-StQte Journal.
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CoHvoCATIoN CONGKEss.-We publish this morning tn
proclamation of President Davis calling Congress together
is simply what stated in the proclamation e. the fail
ure to deliver the President for his signature bill pass
ed bv Congress authorizing him to continue the appoint
meuts made by him in the military and naval during
the recess Congress- the present session. and to sub
NIT them to Congress at its next session. Ihls and THIS
ONLY is the cause of converting Congress to-day
''' Richmond Dispatch, Sd INST
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Interesting From Washtngton-~-Tne Enemy's Lin
Of ForIf fScaf


of Notifications.
We have interesting information of the defences OF
WASHINGTON that has reached here through private
channels and which, in connection with the present
movements of our forces, may have some important
bearings.
Since the Manassas battle, all the energies and re-
sources of the Government have been directed to tortl
flying Washington while attention has been lDgenousy
turned from this circumstance by reports OF advance
movements on the part of Mcclellan, and by other
divers wings of the press
We learn that the lines of fertilization have been very
quietly and efficiently completed around Washington,
especiallv in the Northern and Eastern directions.
On the Virginia side there complete circle OF Tor
tications commencing at the point OF the bayou or
creek Just above Alexandria and extending to Airing
ton Heights and beyond them to the Chain Bridge on
line opposite Georgetown. The enemys entertainments
extend it is sad about two and halt miles from the
Chain Bridge There thirteen field batteries plant
ed in the neghborhood of the bridge
Every accessible point North and East OF the city
said to be strongly fortified lines OF entertainments beng
thrown out some three miles beyond the Columbia Cot
lege and about the same distance from the boundary
lines on Capitol Hill.
The batteries on Arlington Heights number, 1t is
said nearly 300 guns, some OF them OF long range
Munsons Hill, which troops have occupied with
field cannon is within range OF the g UHlon orks,
Gil the heights but at angle of elevation that protects
the southery face Of the HILL where forces are sale
to have already erected battery of rihed cannon.
! Richmond Examiner, Sd lnSt.
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CoKE-This article of necessity in the operations of
iron men is prepared at Egypt by Mr.. McClane from
the coal of the Egypt shaft We learn that Messrs.
Hart & Bailey Of Wilmington have tried it at their
Foundry and speak of it as very good 1t was found
to take 400 lbs OF coke to melt down 1000 bs of iron
Messrs Hart & Bailey sent order for 70 to so tons
IFauetteviHe Observer.
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IMMEDIATELY, to dc public Worthwhile or black will
i be received Price of labor Is per day and ra
tons Apply to Capt. RANKIN Immediately.
P SAny one wishing to contribute labor for the public
good now have an opportunity to do
JOHN D. BELLAMY,
On behalf of the Committee Of Safety for the town of
Wilmington.
Aug. 81. 302-tf-2.tf
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JUST RECEIVED AND IN WAREHOUSE:

JUST RECEIVED AND IN WAREHOUSE,
4 BBIS. OF TRAIN OIL,
Il 6 Tanners
8" Meats Foot g
Hog, Morocco and Binding Skins,
Patent and Enameled Gather,
Harness, Scabbard and Cap Box Leather,
Dbl. OF Shoe Pegs,
100 sides Of Cut Sole Leather,
26O pieces of Rein and Girth Web,
BIG pair of Hames,
u dozen Of Hog Skin Collars,
Is English Headstals and Skins
IL " American and col. Saddle Trees,
Military Saddles, Brides and Martngales,
g Bits, Spurs and Bugles,
Swords, rife barrel and Colts Navy Pistols,
nameed Cloth all colors,
81 dozen brass Plates, for officers belts,
70 - Cartridge and Cap Box knobs,
100 lbs. Shoe Thread,
u sides Dash Leather,
I'll gross Harness and Bride Buckles. For sale at
WILSON'S
Harness, Trunk, saddery, Leather and Oil establishment
No. 5 Market street.
Aug 2Sth, 1861. 3OO-3t--l-2t
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issue of Government S,ock.

The Treasury Department IS busiIy engaged in The
preparation and engraving of the Treasury notes to be
issued under the late fiscal act of Congress The bonds
and inscribed stock will not be ready to be issued fol
some time yet. We learn that of the bonds have
yet been issued under the fifty million act. The TWEEN
y millions of bonds authorized under that act have beer
superseded by the provisions of the tax bill, and will
constitute portion of the hundred million issue.
The quality of the paper used in the manufacture O
the treasury very Inferior but is said to be the
best that can be procured in quantities sufficient for The
purposes of the Government. There is reported to be
some little bank-note paper in New Orleans but scarce
y enough to be Of any to the large paper issues
the Government Richmond Examiner.