TOWUMWLUm" U1M Meow
El)c .Jcffcrsoninn.
Thursday, February 10, 1S51.
Opening of the canals. "We learn
that the Board of Canal Commissioners
have given directions for the opening of
the Canals on the first of March next,
should the weather pcrmtt. llns is high
ly important to the mercantile communi
ty, and especially to all who arc engaged
the
grcss.
A bingular petition is now before Con-
In 1S47, Mrs. Elizabeth C. Smith
nf Aliwnnr! under the assumed name 01
Ben Newman, enlisted as a soldier in the
Mexican war. She discharged her duties
faithfully as a soldier for .ten months, whom the subject had been' referred, re
when her sex was discovered and she was ported a bill appropriating the sum of 83,
flinch arrcd from service. She has since 000 in aid of the llosine Asssociation of
married, and now applies for her pay and Philadelphia.
bounty land, which she certainly ought to
IVniicvlrnnfn rro-tslnf jita. at Erie. Ho says that the Franklin Ca-
O I i n i i .1 I i. i 1.
Haruisburo, Feb. 9. oFay Pf? -?u -fi i - "
Senate. I he speaker laid before the ! . - , - ,i ,L.
Senate the annual report ot the institution U . i : c u-:-.:-u nnnrtv tn torminn wW. h(?t to be
fnr fhn nrlnnnfmn of tl.fi TWf nnrl Tlnmr, nauon W Carry M1U quoauuu ui tuu.x iuum-. " . "
vr VWVv.wmww v. w u w uu. I 1 ,1 1 1 1. 1 (U,,ul I .1 11.1. - I I I mMarlnnnn
Mr UnnlrnW frOTM rhf (InmmWfnn f n UnUer CUdr CnariCr WJ UB OU! -IuU UOUe WUU llUUgfO WUO UaU LU. .UIUUUCU
A Slave Burnt to Death.
A mob was collected together and
Lynch Court was held in Mississippi, rc-
The Senate then adjourned until 2 o'- L0 raise his hand against a white man.
have.
Quite a destructive fire occurred at the
town of London, in Madison county, Ohio,
on Thursday morning last. About tweu-
Mr. Danse reported a bill to exempt
coal and lumber passing over the Pcnn
sylvania Railroad from the three mill ton
nagc tax
clock on Monday.
House. A number of private and lo
cal bills were introduced, and several o?h
ers taken up and passed finally. Sun
dry local bills from tlio Senate were al
so considered and referred to the appro
priate committees.
The Lynch Court decided that ho should
be burned at the stake. A Natchez pa
per, the Free Trader, giving an account
of it, says :
The noffro was taken and chained to a
tree, immediately on the banks of the
new
Mr Quisle reported a bill erecting a , JPe,ai mbagu was i.u.v.u now Mississippi, on wbatis called Umon-romt.
w countyT to be called Madison, out of U1 governor reiauve to tne lading pos- Faggots were then collected and piled a
parts of Allegheny, Butler, and Arm-
in
Spring trade.
Mr. Ovid F. Johnson, formerly Attor
ney General of the State of Pennsylvania,
and later one of the associate editors of
the Washington Union, died at the alms
house in Washington, D. C. on the 10th
iut.
tv buildings were destroyed, with a la rrc strong.
rtin nf flioJr contents. T" Senate then, on motion of Mr. Kun-
1 kel, proceeded to the consideration of the
Damage to Bclvidcrc Railroad On joint resolutions offered by him yesterday
Wednesday night of last week a break in as follow
the Morris Canal, near Easton caused Whereas, Efforts arc now being made
such a flow of water as to wash away a to effect the passage of an act of Congress
part of tho embankment of the Bclvidcre to organize the territory of Nebraska,
Delaware Itailroad, and to stop the run- with provisions allowing the existence of
session ot the Iranklyn Canal Company's r0Und him, to which he appeared quite
roau at Jne, and tne uisposmon mat nau indifferent. When the work was corn-
been made Ot the Work. nlofncl ho. w.i? nslrnd what hp. had to sav.
mi -i - -l i i . i . : .-'
mo message was reaa anu oraereu io ut0 t lGn wnrncd all to take exanmle bv
be printed for the use of the members. The nim ana aske(i tne prayers of all around.
House then adjorucd until o'clock on jj0 ti10n canea for a drink of watcr,which
Monday. wa3 handed-him; he drank it, and said:
"Now set firo, I am ready to go in pea,ce.,J
The torches were lighted and placed in
the pile, which was soon ignited. He
FOREIGN MEWS.
Arrival of llm Iac:ific.
Ross Joseph Stnrncr.
Price-
ning of cars for a day or so. The dam- involuntary servitude north of 36 deg. 0n? wccli UltZ ncsJr01urcnk- watched, unmoved, the curling flame.that Ham Albertson
afrc was repaired as speedily as possible, 30 mm. ; and whereas, in tho judgement
and the cars have since been running. of the ueneral Assembly or Pennsylvania
the passage ot such an act would be mex-
Onc of the Hail StorniSi
Up in good nope, Fayette County, O-
Jnry lAst for SCcb'y Term, 3S5-1.
0?- Court commences on Monday the 27th
inst. at 10 o'clock a. m.
Grand Junons.
Slroiidsburg. Peter Hinton and Peter
Bnskirk.
Stroud Franklin Starbird, Joseph Lee,
Peter Metzgar, and George Hefiiird.
Smitjicld John Hoffman, Jr. John Ycisly,
Henry Brotzman, and Andrew Bush.
M. Smiljield Martin O. Mosicr, John Pi
plier, and William Howcy.
Hamilton Geo. K. Slutter, John Shifter.
Pocono Thos. M'llhancy, Peter Transue.
Eldred David Barlip, Michael Ch'ristman.
Paradise Amos Groncr, Simon Marsh.
ChcsnutldllV 'ctcr Kresge.
Price Christian Yea key.
Ross Joseph Altetnosc.
Petit Jurors.
. Stroudshurg John Wolf, Davis D. Wal
ton, Mark Miller, and Charles Andre.
Polk Jacob Dottcr, Aaron Scrfass, Joseph
Gruber, John Ruff.
Eldred Joseph Frablc, Charles Berber.
Stroud Vunctirn Bush, Benjamin Arndt,
Daniel Walter, Joseph Strunk.
Pocono Peter Learn, Joseph mrry, Wil-
pedient, and a manifest violation of the j
Missouri Compromise, approved itfarch 6,
A. D. 1820: therefore,
llcsolvcd, That the General Assembly
SSg- John Silvcrthornc, a citizen of
Belvidcre, N. J. was killed on the Colum- hio, ac6ording to a note in the Statesman,
bia ltailroad, near Lancaster. Pa., on Fri- they had a hail storm on the late memo- of Pennsylvania earnestly and solemnly
dav last. In attenmtinff to leave the cars, able 'storm Friday,5 that ma v rank with Prolcst aSainsl tuc rePcai 01 tnat scctlon
j jlo i
while they were in motion, ho fell
the whole train passed over him, cutting
ng oj anjuimgruw uuqj in juuuun jrrew until it ucgan to entwine itselt a-
four hundred lives lost. the Czar's an- round and fix upon his body, and then he
steer evasive Arrival of the Antartic sent forth cries of arronv. Dainful to the Hamilton
icith the rest of the 2issejigcrs saved car, begging some one to blow his, brains n"N?l?rt:
from the ban Francisco. Advance in out, at the same time struggling with al
William Price.
John Keller, John Hinklc, Jo-
Breadstujjs.
New York, Feb. 9, 1854,
3 o'clock, P. M.
The American Steamship Pacific, so
most superhuman strongth, until the staple,
with which the chain was fastened to the
tree, (not being secured,) drew out, and
he leaned from the burning pile. At that
Smilhfield Abraham Fenner, Chas. Pos-
tens. Adam Bogart
Jackson George Rcinhart.
ChesnuthillDnn'l Weiss, Philip Kreege.
Tobyhanna Peter Kinney, John Keyscr.
M. Smithftdd William Ilannn, William
his body into three pieces. Ten cars were
thrown off the track, and some cattle kill
ed.
I C J C Ia.i 1.1.. .1 . . c.n-r. I . 1 . , P 1 ,1 L I
and the number ones. The wrtcr says : e T . --e-p- - u .u 8B,Bu n the bod v of tho
J nf iiissouri into the Union as a State.Lirrivnf mm fine nffnmnnn fmm T. uor. nearu, anu uit uony oi iuo
It was preceded by themost violent wb;cu prohibits iuvolvntarv servitude LnoL with datns to Wndnnsdav. .Tan. 28 . corPso on tuc ground. Ho
thundering tor the space of one hour. The nortll of 3G doir. 30 min. L,r Anv int.r than M, aAvi hv M, by some two or three, and
I hail commenced falling about the size of Hcsolved. that tho Governor be rcnucst- Arnl,; nto the fire, and consumed
I M.J T t . . i I 1 I I
Col. Forney is now in the field for U
ca. senator irom Pennsylvania, anu an
Association is formed
to urge
his claim
the Wash
quails' eggs. In a short time they reach- A trt transmit, a rnnv nf thn forncrninir rns.
uu tucsuu ui ttaiuum, anu conunuea to 0lution to each of our Senators and Hep
iuliuhsu iu aim uuu quanuiy until tncy rCsontativea in Congress.
were me size ot a goose egg! ltie larg- Mr. Kunkel advocated the resolutions
n est hailstones were not round, but partial- ;n an abic spcccbj an( strongly condemed hvi
s ly flattened, with a great quantity of pro- thia featurc 0f tjie bill now pending in ' m
niincuces. Ihe roots of houses were fu TT;fo,t SfnfO0 snofn o on r,0n vn
The Pacific
brings
57 passengers, a-
again thrown
not a vestige
remaining to show that such a being ever
existed. Nearly four thousand slaves
neijzb-
ii if. ci e
(hn onrrncnnn(1nnfrtf fn r.rt .of. n,wow glass broken, chickens, lation of the compact of the States
listen correspondent of the Democratic Hrds. and turkeys killed, and a creat ma- rPlwi AnXntn rf,,
I ... - 1 X lib UVjUaiV i4Q 1U1IUU1 wuuu
mong them are Lieut. Palmer, of the U. collected frora the plantations in the
o. luy. auu su uiencau au.p ma borhood fco witnesg this SCCnO. Numerous
lour 01 wnom nave neen wrccKea, ana two T i n. :r.tin
avins sold their ships in JliUjiland. I A r : tt i
The Clipper ship lied Jacket arrived
in the Mersey on Wednesday, in 13 days
I'uion at
Harri"burg.
Election of a Whi"-Senator in
uy men crippled. We have had hail on the
ground in some places four inches deep!'
inued at
some length by Messrs. Luckalew, Quig
gle and others in opposition to the resolu
from New York.
Tnc Jiiticiisu people seema tuo immi
nence of war, appear to have made
up
and ministers of religion, to the large
concourse of slaves, warning them and
telling them that the same fate awaited
them if they should prove rebellious to
their owners.
Maine
The Legislature of Maine made choice
of Hon. W. P. Fesscnden as United States
Cost of the Public Works.
A Report made by the Auditor Gener
al and
esoiu- fl,njr mind fn t.bp npnnssit.v 5inrl miint.1v fn I n Jt .1 1 n rt
tions, and the question then beimr taken I" f 7 J 1 J PJ Miiruereu III jruimuu, I'CUii..
Liver-
State Treasurer, in answer to a
tn 1 C I. . ,li..HA ,.1.-1.- il. i il. . S frnm nic tircf itn onH tr Arrnli7n n cnhl .
Scn-itor. to succeed J. W. Bradbury, I - . , V, , ., v' , ll? .V L "lr " J erP00l vin
' ' I riinin I I rT run '.ffi.s.i. ira i.m shii r 11. ii.iui w:i iiii'ii . h ' nil 1111 I , n
"t""" vuofc ui iwu i uuui, iiuiao ui me u a i I rescuea irom
State was
i hoi
nn.nfnt. it..
upon the resolution s they wero negatived ,, , ... , ,
yeas 15, nays 17. - - -
mi. 1 mi T mi T- i I fwl u" "" vi l'luuuajf
xnc uin 10 uivorcc ji nomas x'rencu rri, 0i; a r.: u,i i . t
X lit. 01117 ilUbUl U UUU UllllUU UU IT
g on board the passengers
rescued from the San Francisco.
Crt TrtVlTi nrn rrf net rnccmn i I I ri . n 1 . i fi f i 1 i !
.v.u. -i-uw Ob0uu. jjtatewas 3,o4ti,i2U7 Mts UDai passage, anu auer iuruier ucoaic A snlnndid nnw Trnn lilmi.mnf. sWn
r..i - ii . ii.- i-a i ... ,1. .... ' ' r..A n iq - rr- . -& x-
i csstuui-u i. juajunty is jn tut rjxpcuuiiures in Keeping mem uvanvu n, uo iu, called the Tavleur from Liverpool hav
ins sailed on tho 19th of January
is
Iou.c and one in the Senate. He
kuown to the public generally by his ve
ry serviceable and honorable career in the
House of Representatives, and the acces
sion of so intelligent and sound a man to
the S''uatc, is a matter for general congratulation.
up
for
19,499,857 The Senate then adjourned
House Tho House met at 10 A o'- Melbourne, struck a rock in Dublin Eav
Make a total of 52,042,124 clock, and after some unimportant busi- and sank immediately, bv which 400 lives
Tl. 1 j.1- il. . .1. . I i.t -i , c.t . J '
j-uo .uepon alto siiya mat me ucss, resumea tuc conseaeration oi tne Din were lost
amount paid lor interest up- Irom the benate, authorizing a new hear- - Mr. Mason. U. S. Minister to France
on ine puunc ueut may ue
stated at 35.157.796
case of David Jewel, under sentence of
lotal cost of the works 87,199,920 death, m Allegheny couutv, for murder.
1 his is independent of interest upon the The bill was debated at great length:
interest, which will swell up the aggre- several members participating in the dis-
gate of the cost to more than ONE HUN- cussion on both sides, and was finally
went out of the ohurcb. They passed
l -11 1 1 TT J
ing by one of the Judges of the Supreme has arrived and has presented his crcden- Iunl"p B" "J t3 TTill
Court, of a motion for anew trial in the tials. The India aSd China Mails had
U'j George LirrAND, died at his res
idence in Philadelphia, on the 9th inst
after a lingering illness, said to be con- deed millions, while all the revenue re- negatived yeas 44 nays 45
sumption, aged about thirty-one years. ceived is reported at a little over twenty- Several purely local bills were consid- land fair. 6. upland middling 5i'
I P Ml? t T1T1 1,.., I I JJi O"
been telegraphed, bringing dates from
Calcutta to tho 20th December. Trade
in India was dull.
Cotton Market, Liverpool Jan. 28th.-
Sales for the last three days, 18,000
bales. Orleans fair 65. middling 5, up-
moment the ringing of several rifles were Overfieid, sr. Michael Kintner, John Place,
fell a Moses Depue, Henry Albert.
was nicked un
1 1 I V : . an. .a. m........ i or a
Pi. S. Staples and Stogdell Stokes vs Rob
ert Huston.
Commonwealth to the use of Joseph Kiefcr
vs Charles II. Heany, ct al.
Abrahurn Butz vs George Bulz.
Joseph Keller vs Christopher D. Keller.
Henry Weiss, sen. vs Philip HnfTsrnith.
Abraham Steen vs Mathew Steen.
(Jharles Mut?ch vs Samuel Hndcn.
Peter G. Kunkle vs Henry Gctz, admiuis
trntor of M. Getz, deceased.
Philip Hoofsmith vs Win. F. Edmonds.
John Chambers, sen. vs Philip Cyphers.
John V. Bush vs Benjamin V. Bush.
Greensweig's Executors vs Joseph Chribt
man. Michael Uutz vs George Miller.
John C. Briggs vs Benjamin White.
Win. Jones va Philip Neyhart,
Joseph Moyer vs Joseph J. Po.stens.
Peter J. Heany vs Philip Hoofsmilh.
Joseph Zimmerman vs John S. Transue.
Wm. Petrick vs Robert Huston and IVJ 1
choir Barry.
Wm. S. Wintemiite vs Oliver D. Stone--
Dimmick Overfieid vs Christian Knoll.
David Smith vs John Washburn and Sam
uel Smith.
Gabriel Yetter vs Charles J. Price
Philip Albert and wife vs Henry Albert.
Jonas Kinter vs Amos Labar.
Nicholas A. Lisk vs Frederick Deibler.
Henry Neff vs Jacob Smith.
Reuben A. Hirst vs Abraham Kresge.
Anthony D. Dutot vs James Staples.
Thrall and Pinchott vs Miller and Ellen-
On the 19th ult., at Franklin, Pcnn-
slyvauia, during service at the Methodist
Episcopal Church, where a protracted
meeting has been in progress for some
time, John Hope, a boy about 17 or 18
years old, went to the church, and sent
a message m to ask a boy, named James
Hill, who was about the same age as him
self and with whom he had some boyish
difficulty, to come out and fight him. Hill,
immediately on receiving the message,
started and ran about twenty rods, and
dropped dead. Hope at once ran to Mr.
Plumer s, the gentleman with whose fam
ily he was living, gave Mrs. Plumer the
knife, telling her at the same time what
he had done. Hope was arrested and is wood
now in jail awaiting trial
Frederick Wagner's heirs vs Geo. Staples
four millions! Who can doubt the pro- cred and passed.
EaTFuxxY. Our devil requests us to pnety of disposing of these works with j
inform the readers of the Jeffersonian the least possible delay I
that he is "tlccpfy" in love 1
An Essay ou "Getting up,"
ttr- -i 1 . 1 ? t t
ueseiaom minK or speculate unon
Doth braenhes of the Massachus-
fctts Legislature have adopted the amend- things that transpire immediately around Pany
incnt to the State Constitution by which us yet come to reflect, they are full of
lhe plurality is substituted for the major-
The House then adjourned.
Harrisburg, Feb. 10, 1854.
Senate. The Speaker laid before the
Senate the annual statement of the affairs
The demand has been moderate, the
prices have declined, sales to specula
tors 1000 bales and to exporters 100.
Breadstuffs. Livernool. Jan. 28. Flour
Western Canal, 43s, Ohio 44s. Corn, chanSe demand moderate.
uuuun; iuu auuudisiiaiuuiuui ui uuiurs 1 1 j 1 ,11 . na o-r 1 n r d x-
f n, vt vi- j to.:, t?:i 4 vellow 49s. White 50s. Wheat is minted bbls- at SS 87 a9 for Statc-
A very large number of petitions, rae-
Dre ad stuffs have
for Flour, 3d for
for Corn. These
ity ?3ttm in elections.
at 13s 4d for white.
further advanced Is
Inmrlnnf lnr i.Tmnin t a ..,:.. morials. &c.. were nresented. includinrr wutai, auu is to
nourrh to see the cireulaiinn nf several from operatives asking a change rates werc generally demanded, but trans
ix. .1. Jin f.lin bnnrs nf labnr nnd nffior? m fnvnr actions had been unimportant.
I LuuimtuLc in tuc uiui uui" lue great r -r- t j c t tt
. ... o o I r . i i f n i -i I Mocora Kinhirrtsnn AT srnt- inrc mrnn.
r,.-r f inf fnn-nri i(r.. r 1 7 in IflF I f 1 1 TlfW fflll Tl I 1 1'S ni .11 Tl P TTl H fr 11 fl Tlfl 1 .voo i .viuuux uu .v xiuuvia "lu
1ltiV LUdb 1L.11LU 1 I I 111 Hlf'lTl. I nil I ... ww - wvw- M vuv
there was a feeble noise all nirrht: thn Madison
w i nil i.ii ii . i" r
ac Din to reguiate compensation oi
A.
Em York Markets.
February 1 3. Cotton Dull,
Flour Market without important
Sales 400
Sales 4000
bbls.
Flour and Corn Meal without material
change to notice.
Wheat is quiet: sales
bushels lied Southern on shipboard, at
32 05. fre eht 13. and 1500 lied lon
11.000
Argument List, Feb. Term.
Samuel Ward vs William Bellis.
In the matter of the auditors report upon
the account of C. Burnet, committee, of Iaacr
Hanna, a lunatic.
George B. Keller vs Amos Marsh.
Washington Overfieid vs Isaac Hanna.
William Eastburn vs Ferdinand Dutot.
Joseph Kustnn vs Charles Slutter.
Notice to Bridge Builders.
A Hard Hit.
The Washington correspondent of the cars beat to and fro; a carriage now and
Philadelphia North American relates the tlien gavc a flutter, but after all, there County Treasurers was taken up and pass-
1 lilt Tr .'.I'- f -l
j - . naa Deen a quiet nour. About a nun- mg second reading was postponed.
Notice is hereby plven that the Commi-
lar reports prime qualities, Baltimore and Isld at 82 07. ltye firm; Corn in fair doners will, on Friday, the-2Uh day of Fob
Philadelphia Flour as bavin"- realized 44s re(luest afc steady prices, sales 23,000 bush ruary, 1854, at 1 o'clock p; m. at Resicacon-
the whole range.
Oats
"In connection with the Nebraska b
dred and fifty thousand of the people had The Senate then proceeded to
Y been lying ion a dead level' for four or sidcration of the bill prohibiting
Provisions are steady with a moderate!
6d to 45s. atrial UD tor
t ttt-11 i i . l aro unchanged.
t vv l i k iii im rr : r iiii(irivj r i i rrnnr n a i
the con- toilows: U. b. White Wheat, liJs 10d to h
,i . fie A A nlriA or.il 19 TO n,l DUSinCSS.
a capital story is told of Col. Benton. At ZZ " "1 ZTi: Zl :Vi ? " wrnn f!r,l Flnr fid fn 44. Pl.n . '"sliey-The market is steady, with
7' . " -l T" T. " .iii.: a aab 'ru.: saies ot iou DDIS at &cwacM$
aouie ou euru-stoncs; some Deneatu silk- wcann. iuki ma auu uui.ilu.i -x-x w -j. wmu,
en counterpanes, and some beneath the Thn snbipefc rT ri fn a lono-fbr Ao. and New Orleans 44s to 45s; White Corn
. 1.1 in i i -v I . . e ... . o j
great uiue quut oi neaven. uueer figure bate, and the ouest on still nendintr.
they make in the mind's eye, to be sure The Senate adiourned.
ioi,uuu ioiks, more or less, lying on House. Several uuimnortant local
their backs lying in tiers or rows, five bills were considered and disposed of.
a
dinner partT, a few evenings since, at
which the Colonel was present, a gentle
man remarked to him that he had not ex
pressed his opinion about Mr. Douglass
and his bill. sAh! no, gentlemen,' re
plied the Colonel, 1 have not said any
thing about Mr. Douglas and his bill.
He reminds me of an old farmer who had
an uuruly bull. The bull had a habit of
ju:nping very high, and of running at
; plv?, besides other disagreeable and
troublesome tricks. So one day the far
mer went out to shoot the bull. Hi3 ne-
;ro man inquired what he was going to
ijomg to kill the bull replied ho.
0.
or six miles long-
49s to 52s, yellow 50s to 51s,
London, Jan. 28th.
The Paris correspondent of the Times,
writes that the Emperor of Russia's reply
do.
lying three Or four feet Tho. TIni1;p fbnn nmppprlpfl fn tlm nnn. tn tha Incf nrnnncifinn vo-a tTinuirlif frt Yin
deep. In the cellar that 'primitive for- Eideration of the joint resolutions offered not couched in-very strong language but arr' whi.le others w.?ld ttccc 8S G2?'
mation;' then first floor, second, third, by Mr. McCombs, on the 14th ult., in fa demanding explanations of such a char- bntead? sVi ar0 akLnS for fcfane PPO
auu up to tu. gurrci. a uunurea tnou- vor ot granting to the soldiers and wid- acter as leaves little hope of a change in
auu Buunug, wuai, a ooncert: 0ws ot soldiers ot the war iai, one nun- tho Emperor's mind.
Fifty thousand people dreaming! Fifty dred and sixty acres of public land, that Tbe popuiar GXCitemcnt at St. Peters-
t hniisjirm nnnnlp in mn nwrhf inc Tif. n : i ,ii 1 ? . .rr .. ....
7J Z7n,A Y i V .;, T i .1 , vongroiouai u.iogauon oe insiract- burff ,3 rcpresentcd as indescribable, and
fmnot-H ' t f 6 !,Dd ber, Cid t0 ? a11 prpCr mcS for attainiDS the French Government, the letter states,
tract tor the building ot a County Undge o-
ver the Bushkill creek, near the tannery of
Miller ec iUackey, in middle omithhcld town-
;hip.
The model of the bridge, bills of timber.
&c, can be seen by calling at the Commis
sioners office.
JACOB ALTEMOSE, )
JOHN C. STRUNK Com'rs,
MELCHOIR DBEIIER, ) '
Februcry 9, 1851.
Notice to Collectors.
The collectors of State and County taxes
writ please take notice that all duplicates
older than 1853, must be settled nn bv tho
.. . i. . . i .
ot the trade Irom b o up to 4 iio, tor next term of the court, and the collectors of
common and extra brands. In live Flour loo3, are requested to make liberal payments
nothing doing. 1000 barrels Pennsylva- y lhe same time, or no longer time will be
n a Corn Meal, to arrive within thirfcv aiioweu mem.
Philadelphia Markets
Monday, Feb. 13. Breadstuffs of all
descriptions are dull. There is little or
no inquiry for shipment, and prices are
drooping, dome holders ass $?o o per
one turned with lace. Thirty thousand that object
curls twisted up in papers, nivinir their Thn monlnfJrmc wnm AnhinA ri.
going to kill the bull, Sambo. Whereup-
i r"'-" "o"""" muuoauu j.ue xiouse auiournea.
days, sold at 84 12 per barrel.
Gram There is but a limited amount
of Wheat offering, and but little demand
bushels good Lanoastcr
JACOB ALTEMOSE,
JOHN C. STRUNK,
MEKCHOIR DKEUER.
February 0, 1854.
Com'rs.
)ir j imp .so high he break his veckj - The
curls hanging over the backs of chairs or
Colonel is disposed to leave Mr, Douglas Lnccftfi ,,.Mnair, t,
J " f f ' I i J.JLU if UJJtJf XJIUU
2luMtot,0 Jfoticc.
cntly
never
touches such neonle: thov
I i 1 M f
i n rn imn i ?.. w , memorials.
,x,r, -r tit- . biaJ bau. xu iuwu p.ouio weeping, ana .
. now and then, one dvincr; dvino- in i s ,US B4"Wttl
d in the Pennsylvania L:lftpn. flv:n :n Aronmr Ami fhan ti, counties of
r ..? i ... ,. ,, i ri j a uuvu uui o
rnaay proviumg lor tne ptt;n un riJinnU..- tli,
- i rrni n rr T.n nniKimiifi wn a
rtniinfTf Tirliifn of Ofl Valrtl
-i e , . wuuuuy tl lilt o uuiy uu v- bbl UU3UV1.
Weil, uuiuris uvuu uis uiuua uiv mi uniuiiir-i t i t ii
vU. Inn: C nnr(:n..,n i 1 i I t.. it. -. i rt a - r
Tl j .1 ii.i. -i onnn t ? 1 I . . . . I J ' H'
lo ue neveu mat iouuu Russians nave inquiry, and turther sales ot 4a5000 I the matter of the account of Jonas Ney-
o o
these refined times?
There's one
top for nine solid
Pevnbylv
t'lll was reporte
Lpgirlature ou
sale of the P
a price not less than 520,000,000. The
following arc the prices named for the
respective works: For the Delaware divi
sion of the Pennsylvania canal, 2,500,-
000; for the main line from Philadelphia a species of gradualism.
' . if i j'X 7. . ous' who has slept like a
In n n 5 i, aivinon, r hours, and now he begins to wake; first,
D.HI IM)!)' rn- tlm Wt.f l?fnnnl. omi nriii . . '. . . . cj. . . J
' " "" "'-uuujuujwuu. its a half lurch and a on? breath and a
! vawn: then an arm is thrust nut. t.hon n
A I J 7 " J
f-.ViO mn5ff1i nrr n TOnT.-5nn-nn Mnvf
m roo.t ten miles long by five broad, in the rattlc of earjy.jroin- wagons strikes
lrauRiiu county, inciiana, it is said, bis car. hearin ia coming too" Then,
isiT Pirn vtw mi nntli i rrrsr ' I' U 1 . . '
nf f?rir wincrfi An nrrivinfr nnrl ?nnnitin
-V VMA lift UQW W O " UVULUUg
irom th
flocks duri
The ground is covered to the depth of
several inches with their manure. Thous
ands are killed by causualitics from
breaking limbs of trees.
1 m i
was anticipating an explosion or such a
character as shall force the Emperor of r.r ;f onnn
T- 1 f 111.. " " "
mifisia. rn maKft a iormai one nrnrinn nt
adjourned
Harrisburg, Feb. 11.
Senate. A large number of petitions,
tVc, were presented, embrac- crossed tho Danube. It is rumored hero hnshnls' Southern and Pnnnsvlvnnln vol. hnrt nmt Ar.mh.nm Mntrrnr Pvopinra r ti.
fy. lUr nnnf-nn .f I ll. .1 - 3 i 1. I .1 1 ? .1 . I. . . J J I. ... . ...
iui lu tu u. toac , uespaicu nau ucen rccieveu irom i0w, mostly m store, at 0 3 cents, and one 'nst will and testament ot IJenry Neyhart,
Concmaugh, Madison, Pcnn., St. Petersburg announcing the resignation lot at 92 cents. Oats are unchanged deceased.
j.iiu uuuuioi"ui;u, auuuur uppoiiHCU Dy mo
said Court to examine, rcsettlcjand make dis
tribution, will attend to the duties of his ap-
poinment on Friday, the 24th day of Februa
ry next, at ten o'clock a. m. at the office of
James H. Walton, Esq. in Stroudsburtr, when
of Nosselrode, and the acception of the 700 bushels Southern sold at 47 cent.
1 Til II 1 1.1 IjI I .
ay "retire ' in -Lllu ouuaw iuu iusuiu.u iuc consiuer- aaiuu uj mu jjwj;iui. uiovorsccd so ou per 04 lbs.
1 . .i rni 1 . 1 4
it is a sole mn niorsp ation ot the special order ot the day, beimr -i here is no abatement m the actual Whiskov is stcadv small sales nf bar
of business, whether people think of it or thc bl11 to prohibit the manufacture and hostilities and in the preparations making rols at 35 cts, and hhds at 34 cents.
uot.. liut the nettin", the wakin un is saic 01 mtosicating liquors in the uoni- ;or ine anaeu, ou. uo iurmcr oanies are
. . v . . 1 ' 1.1. - 1 i.j :ti ii. t 1.. s a
lunny enough lor a tarce. Its a process
Immense Flock of Pigeons.
mouwealth.
rni 1 ii 1 . rt
me Din oeing Deiore the senate on
second reading.
Mr. Crabb moved to postpone for the
present, which was disagreed to yuas 19,
nays lo.
reported, either on thc Danube or in A
sia.
N. Y. & IS. RAILROAD. The rccepts and where all persons interested can attend.
nt this rnnd tnr t 10 mnnti nF.lnnimrv V. STAR nil? n . Ami 1 tor
rni 11' 1 n , 1 , I " J ) I ,
xueaiueu ueet3 wncn last seen were 18541 were 8368,544 71: for the same January 30, 1854.
steering for 13atoum with fair wind.
The Russian fleet was also at sea.
Advices from London state that the
month last year, 8304,154 05; Increase,
$04,3 00.
The question was then taken on the largest intelligence, reeeiyed on tho morn
first section, and it was agreed to yeas ing of the sailing of the Pacifio by the
lb, nays 14.
MARRIED.
At Hamilton Square, on the 11th inst.
London Times, was to tho cfff t that . by tUo STlKiilg j,p7 gS'd
Qlubitor's JTotirc,
In the Orphans' Court of jtfonrQC C'&unfy
In the matter of the account of Abraham,-
Sniffer, administrator of the estate oT John
Kirnrniinir with Tifronnc Th,. rn,r ,. ' fa v.., .. . . n 11.' j lt . uy mu avuv. U". riuuig, iur. dUCOD 1. Jier-
swariumg witn pigeons, lhe roar bis tongue moves uneasily; taste is return- The bill was then passed as far as the Czar had not proceeded to extreme meas- z0 0f Stroudsbur and Mis Rimannn
o r 0 -, - r v Tb in?- -uastiy, ms eyes open, and one alter wtu "U amuunnug mo auuiou 01 sus- ui uu iumug iuu uuuy ui .uu anieu Mechtlev of Smithfipld
ft most is trfimondious. nnri f 10 Lic .1 . , , ' I nLA :., jii. m: fl,,D T11, C uuttuut-jfi oimiuutm.
j - "wtuc otner tuen nan close, tucn open a- rvl,iU jjikiuiow, uuu tuu auuuiu ui mjuuia, uw uian i.
iriuirthe flirzht darken the heavens.! .,j i, i ' 1 i.
liy tho samo, at tho samo time and
all
over-
place, Mr., John Iluffert, and Miss Sally
Ann iuiner, ot ropiar V alloy.
Valuule Pkoperty. The Fricdens-
13ote sai
was rccei
in North
belongi
J J A i . 1
ucv.ti-uu, auu uuutaiuing goou irou ore.
are the
awake for all day. There's an- Without coming to a vote, the subioct U'leets to observo strict neutrality or to
other, souud asleep this minute, and this, was postponed lor the present. tase active part with 'lurksr Jt was
ha shakes himself like a hue Newfound- Tho Secretary of tho Commonwealth Telegraphed from Vienna that it had
land, sprines up 'percussion' and the having been introduced, presented a spe- transpired thatthe Czar's final reply would
thing is done; the fellow hasn't a sleepy cial message from the Governor, report- he a contemptuous refusal of the Vienna willUm uii fin a Vw
hair about him. Snowy quilts that have ing his action under the act recently pas- Note, also referring Turkey to Prince 111, Uoncnsne" aScd about
. , ... j.n ?.i ii . nnm,n i, f n. i7..-u: n t, r p - a. -n i:..i j years.
uuuiici ui tuu i" iUiJUJlU UMtJuuuuuu iui iUlLUUl pui.lUUlura, aUU
message is a paper asserting positively that he will not give
and treats some- up one jot ot JMenacljikoff s first denial.
DIED.
In Cherry Valley, on the 5th inst., Mr. January 31, 1854.
Tho undersigned auditor appoinled by tho.
said Court to examine, resettle and make dis
tribution, will attend to the duties of hid ap
pointment on Friday, the 24th day of Febru
ray next, at ten o'clock a. m. at his office, in
Stroudsburg, when and where all persons in?i
terosted can attend.
SAMUEL S. DKEUER, Auditor.
occurrences at
lettc.
ncrs, toss
JTrEfiTorte are being made to have the underneath. Out it
scat of justice removed from Easton to , tvt: 1
Bundles of rags in dark, damp cor- "c an(i the facts within the knowledge
ss and tumble; there is something the Executive, from personal observa-
scat of justice removed from Easton to
j-i.uiuu.iu. juc .tuz.ua 01 iue latter
place have offered to furnish the necessa
ry grounds, and to pay 20,000 towards
. 1 f 1
the pqDiic Duuuings.
comes
ung
more
tion.
fi We have heard of an old lady who
was so very particularly neat, that sho al
ways nicely washed her eggs before she
PALMER & BROTHER.
In Stroudsburg, on the 14th inst. Wil- T ESPE0TFULLY inform the Mer,
Ham Hurley, son of Peter S. and Han- chants of Straudsburcr nnd vinmifv
nab Iliuton, aged 2 months and 13 days, that they have on hand and are inanufact
turimi
Tenuessee has a school-fund
nearly a million and a hajf of dollars,
last IVolicc. PURE TALLOW CANDLES,
111 persons indebted, or having unset- in the Boroujrh of Stroudsbnrrr nnd will
tlod accounts with tho Undorsirrnnd. will knnn nnnetntiHw r.?11 1
Was , i 1 . c r -vuotouhj vm uauu n lijif oui'Piji
I nlnnan onll nnrl coffin fhn Dunn ntithnn tnK! J. il.. rr 1 . , .
:x i'i7.. , , alwavs nartimilnrlv narnfnl. mnrnvr. In f 7. .? v"w 7 wr sate at as 10W rate
ujwjiiuuuuu .u travel uy mo route aua - j mrtuor notice anu save cost. as nan m of or.Trrtfi, ocfoi.ii.r..
flof thn Mllin f 1 m n f n Irn3 at-fnr. n . JJ:.l IQT1IT. in T II O Tl fl n fn CDA IT fhn tnf WHO mcf I 1TTt4 TT UTTT T T1TI I -..., .
vi u uu.. uuu auu uwuiu-i-r" "w t'"" " w "J j xxKJ . 11. piiJUijrjn. Uall before nnrchasino- elsewhere
rags. Misery makes no toilette, and there Th?Govcrn0r regards the difficujtics broke them into the pan tofry; and
are no curtains to draw. ' as now settled, and says there will be no 1 . , t7'
ed
ground in favor of a, break of guagel exactly hot enough to fry them,
Feb. 14, lSS'i, 3t,
I Strotidsburg, February 2 1854,