-yjSFPE'RSONIAN REPUBLICAN
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St routes!; Ezrg, Febrtsary 1,
. i-.-s r.-i-r -j:-1--r.-r-rr-.TT.zr-.;; : -
wo dvuno. nntf yearly ; and 50 ,f not
TSic' Somcrs Mill my. j
The .Rclrt;of thG Gourt onnqu.rym tins case ,
as reached. Washington, and been promulgated i
ynhe Secretary of the Navy. The Court, vvmchf
has reached. Washincton, and been promulgated
by nhe Secretary of the is; a vy. 1 he Court, Vbiclif4
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was compesRd'ot uorntnouorcs otewari, uanas auu
Jonesf were unanimous in their opinion, that Com
mander MfcKenzie was notonly justified in exc
cutTtig the ring-leaders of the mutiny, but that he
deserves high praise for the determined conduct
he displayed in the matter.
This I?e,port, however, has not by any meaiTS
civen gcnuial satisfaction. McKenzie himself is t
fully aware of this, and to that fact wcrmny as
cribe his application to the Presidont for a Court
Martial -upon his conduct. That Court Martial
lies now been constituted. It iscomposed of a
number of the ablest and most e.vjjerienccd'ofriceTs"
of the Navy. Its sittings will be held on board,
the North Carolina, now lying in the harbor of
New York. Thai old veteran of the sea, Commo- j
dore Downe?, will nreSido over its deliberation
assisted by Samuel Rush,, Esq. late Recorder cf
the City of .Philadelphia, as Judge Advocate.
The ,E.cg:sIaJEire.
Ono menth of idleness has now .been
passed,
and nothing done fc;r the 'efiecual good of the
ciaie.. ins an puirage upon mo people mrineir.uct ()f ast seS6r0I1 and auIhnrizes (he Stale
public servants Urns to trifle with their best inter- .Treasurer to cancel, on the 1st of February
csts, and occupy the time, which should be gjven j:nexi!.:Sp4,00'0 of the Relief issues, and on the
tc, noble purposes, in advancing their riwnrierspn- 'lit of each subsequent mouth half of all that may
a! interests, and' legislating for local purposes. be received by Collectors, County Treasurers
IVeYfavo .already had too much of, this" .kind' of and. at "the Stale Treasury."
work. The massif the, peoplc.haye becqme sa-t - Tjinelly followed in opposition, to the
"tiated with it, and desire that hereafter it may le Jji-'anccIIanon.
putastonto. Kattow of more general moment ! - ,dr lien apokein faror of cancelling
. s. ' .... r , t -i - (.and of his proposition lor small notes, redeema-
MiOiild (in?a?e ihe attention of- the J.PfTi.slaiure. 1 . . - . ' 1 - -
Unless we are willing to rest under -tne stigma of u
rcpudiul;t:-and in reality refuse to pay our State
Debt, something must 'be done to" raise money !
" i
wherewith to pay the interest on it punctually as
it- becomes due. Why will our Legislators not
turn their minds seriously to this great work?
They know the necessity of it, and it is strange to
us that they will not carry out the wishes of their
constituents, upon the subject. An infatuation
has come over them which is unfortunate for the
state -Will they not shake it off, and manfully
do their duty?
The Basjkrupt Act.
The Bill, for the repeal of this Act, has not yet
been acted upon in the Senate of the United States,
but the Washington letter writers say it soon wffl
be, and also that it will undoubtedly pass. All
persons therefore who wish" to avail themselves of
its prmisions, should do so without delay. A few
day-kence it may be too late.
'"A Coisiitci'fciJer Disposed of.
Heijiy' Barkcr, who was tried and found guilty,
aflasitfrxi, week before last of passing foiged. JBank
Notes. 3ias ien. sentenced to five years solitary
tonfitjemeiu in the Eastern "Penitentiary. . -
'E'he States elis
The f -liiii. iproposcd by Wm. Cost Johnson, of
Maryland,- fur the assamption by the Gcneral Go
vernmont of the debts of the indebted States, is
begilftiing to excite much attontion throughout the
comwry. 'On Saturday last, Mr. Keim, of Penn
sy!vaiiia, "presented a petition signed by upwards
of 1000 citizens of Berks county, asking Congress
to iec $200,090,000 of stock to be distributed
-among ;he ,S:aes.
The dwrflirig house of Abnor Kirk, a -colored
man, ,ncaoths borougn, was destroyqd by. fire
yosteriay during the storm,
CKit$!1it.
with nearly all its
Tt is liiilled..
The Plan for an -E-xcheqncr Bank, proposed to
CKgres3 by. President Tyler, has "received 'Its
qui.eias'iinungress. It was voted down in the
Juiusc of 'Representatives of Friday last, by the
linjirccedsrited vote of 190, ttr ID. Whigs and Efoeo
Focos, for osice united, to give it its finishing
htroke!
Wheat at Buffalo. The Buffalo N.'York
Crnn?ercial, of Monday, sa3's: "The wheat
market begins to move again. Within the past
vtM'U eoiiiracis and sales have been made" for
1S.0VJ0 bwKhi h of Oliio to arrive, at prices
which hae not transpired, doubtless Ijowevcr
in t"he neighborhood of 62 1-2 cents. Advices
Ooiii t tie wpsi represent the grain" market as
l.-i'S'.id, with bin slight receipts. Along the
bkfbore 5G cenis is paid from, waggons, and
) fife interior half a dollar appears fn bu the
rw1tV'ratt.M
Soi.ttMN Pact, One-of iheiSTew" York Jfia-pj-ra
-nysi--"Snme' of the 'niost-emtnehi astrprir
nmfrls Ifdii-re. thai, fur the jat six momhsj the
i-ai-ih has bien rapidly approat-hiug ihe sun ;
8iifNs now nearly two ni?llions of 'm ties iipa'rer
ibe orli'iiffire iHan'iC was iVJuhe lal This'
it 40ct--'wh'itloh(iUis "every winter. ' 1 ''
ftA I&USB JJRG"" NEWS.
&rrcpon(heeof' the Daily Chronicle.'
Hi'Seatk, Mr. Bjgler. read 3n ,his place
ler, read In Jiis nl;
r 1 1 . . 1 iArvi.(inyi..w i. I . . i I l ' I . --i
for ihe fiindedibtanfin
trrest of ilte Commonwealth. It reqinres tlie
County Comtnissioners in each county to trans
mit to the Auditor General a statement of the
ammm. ofwtajujpropj;rjyJn.iheinr.espectire.
counties, and constitutes" the Brads' of Depart-
mPtits Board of Commissioners to equalize the
j valuation and to apportion to each, county her
i sharcof lite Said debt, which is to be charged
( aga!n8l fiame An(jU.,
caisoc5iate locK. iaisorcnablcjr anym
di iduaJjiu.the.Cpmmqn.wjeali.lbio pay hisshare
nf lll snljl fli'lif rlnivti ilnri'f nil nnv ut nnno 1
()f he --fa
fi -. j-., ani
ftrhJr r fn nor Pm .,
f ,V- r.Mi' i ' ':i t. i :.i j fi
j;. if Ts nnmnm nc -r..,,i ii.n
i v iiLbun.ik i t A -r ifvi Will, UO llilk 1 J k 4,1 nu
; pUhhc works of the Stale
.A resolution was adopted instructing the
Committee on the Judiciary System ito inquire
into the expediency of aboli3hing.!;lhe District
Courts for the counties of LancasterAlleghany
.and Erie.
The Resolution. relative lojhe canceling of a
portion of the Relief noie,s came up. again iu or
der, ihe question being on. the amendment of
Mr. Kidder, providing also for the issue of one,
two and ihtec dollar notes redeemable in spe
cie, by sjuch of thebanks of this Commonwealth
as redeem all their notes,, (except the Relief is
sues,) in gold and silver, provided the amount of
such small notes to be issued shall not exceed
30 per cent, on their capital stock. And the
Banks w inch accepted the provision of the act
01 . uai ' accepting oi tne provisions ol
mis aci, io give nonce oi me same to tne AUUl.-
tor General within 30 days, and be thereafter
subject to all laws in relation to the banks, as
if they had not accepted of the provisions of the
said act of May 4, 1841.
Mr. Champneys supported his amendment at
some lengih. It goes a little farther than the
b e in snccio. i
At lengih, on. motion of Mr Stewart, the
whole subject was referred to the Committee on
Finance.
Mr. Penniman's bill dividing the Stale into
Congressional Districts, was considered in com
mittee of the Whole, and suffered to pass. It
was ihen taken up on second reading, and be
ing likely to meet with opposition, was postpo
ned for the present, to allow an opportunity of
examing its provisions more minutely.
The Bill to abolish the General Sessions
came up a few moments before adjournment,
but was not definitely acted upon. It is on se
cond reading.
House. A communication was received
from ihe Canal Commissioners in reply to a
Resolution of the House "ivin: a statement of
the expenses of the Board. The item of post
age, owing perhaps to the number of Casa .pa
pers distributed, is tolerably extensive.
Mr. Rush, from the Committee on Banks, re
ported a Bill to reduce, severally the capital
stock of the Mechanics' Bank, and the Bank of
iSiorih America. ,
Mr. Deford read in his place n bill of Con
gressional Districts We shall have any quan
tity p'f this genus for the balance of the session.
JHr. Eiwell reada bill to enable laborers and
mechanics to obtain. iihcir wages in certain
cases. .
Mr. Kqrr, of Mercer, a bill for ihe redemp
tion of relief notes.
Mr. Roumfort, a bill for .the election of Slate
Librarian by ihe. Legislature. ,
Mr. Hood, a lull to. compel assignors to .deliver-up
properly to their assignees in certain
cases.
The bill to curtail the expenses of the Board
of Canal Commissioners, by reducins their num
ber and pay, was debated some time iu Com
mittee of ihe Whole, and was permitted to come
up on second reading. ? '
"" a 1 T "i . m 1 i it
,aPH.a ''"'"Mmont.--1 ne Dili to aooi.sn
,, . . n r .t
wealih was tlren taken up in Gomrniilee of the
Whole, whereupon :
-Mr. Sharswood took the floor, and advocated
ihe passage of bill in nn able and argumen
tative speech of atiout an hour and a half; which
was not concluded when ihe" hour of adjourn
ment arrived. This measure has gradually
been gaining ground in'the Legislature for sev
eral yeans, and l- illiiik it will be corisummated
at-ihe present sesston. .' Yours, &c.
. . ' ffprrislurg, Jan. 2S, 1B43.
In . the HousK, a communication was received
from the Auditor General, trorsmiiting tabular
statements of ihcafiiiirs Jif.the Banks of this
Common woahh, as received' at. that ollice.
Mr. Tuatin presented a momnrial complain
ing that Mfe.r.. Cameron and Wilson are per
mitted by ihe Cnnal Commissioners to travel
free of loll on ihe Columbia Rail Road, contrary-to'
ah express resolution of the General As
sembly passed at ihe last session.
Mr. Kerr of Mercer, introduced a bill lo sus
pend the collection of individual debts 'within
this Gonimonwcahh, for a period of eighteen
months.
Mr. Sharswood supplemental bill relative to
Waking of lands in execution.
The bill of Cwigreioini! District, which
passed second reading yeuferday, and of which
a svimpsi.s Wa" "ivwu-iu inv ldirr of the? suine
v,'f -i h- t-i r- r'J
pjy, passed linal leaiiiug this inprrting afior.a
tTrmviieietf dcHKuril'buder a call of t'ha pYeyi-
ous question, oy a voie 01 io 10. 4U, wun a sjn
t glc alteration, viz changnfg the county of Ve
nango from the 23d District ;to the 24th.; A,
great many other amendment&vere'nfFer.edl buy
ajMYere.disagreed to. The hill" was sent to the
iSenaic.
In Senate, lho bill to abolish the General
Sessions passed final reading, and was reiurn
edjo J Jjjg, I i.sfur c 01 n.c u rr e n e ftJU ihe.Scnato
amendments. 'I lie previous question was called
on ii, and the volconrffrmlypassage stood, IG-to
10. This bill goes more into detail than that
which passed the House, but its main provisions
are'the same. i " t rj I.1
uui nine rise was done; tno discussion on
ihe above bill occupying a 'gr'eaTplrTiOrf 6f
Mr. Spackman's proposition .relative to the
publication of testimony in "certain cases, was
resumed, and, with 11, t ie debate. Iiiwas ties
atived, yeas .10, nays 16; . .. ;
L'A-tbill paase'd filial" reading, -incorporating a
Company to construct a lock navigation on the
Youghicighany river.
A few petitions were presented in iho morn
ing, and one or two communications containing
information asked for from Heads of Depart
ments were received et preterinsjiihU. '
' Tours, &c;
Pinned to the Wall. The New York
Supreme Court at its recent session decided
against granting a new trial in the case of the
Rev. Mn Van Zandi, of Rochester, convicted
in the court below of ilio seduction of an art-
Jess an immature fenjale of sixteen years. This
decision is linal ; and ihe reverend roue has
now no alternative but. to pay over the $3125,
righteously assessed as the penalty for ' indulg
ing his brutal lusts in a way so abhorrent to eve
ry Christian, rhoial and manly principle. Sus-
A Convenient Vehicle. A Paris loner
writer states that the Marquis de Pontallo's
carriage, has a library, bedroom and cooking
apparatus. You touch a spring, and ihe pan
uels become cupboards it is night, and the
seats fly out extended into beds. You sec no
steps, but as the door opens they appear, and
when it closes they are out of sight.
Egotism of the Missouri Humbug. The
letter of Mr. Benton to the lato Van Buren
meeting in Philadelphia, ihough of moderate
lengfh contains the word "V'jhrlyjtven times !
A Defaulter. The Cherokee. Council
have passed a resolution calling upon John
Ross for a settlement of his accounts with the
Nation. He is accused of having defrauded
.the Nation of an immense sum of money, and
great excitement is expected to groj out of
this proceeding.
Murder in Cumberland County, Pa.
Henry Peters was last week convicted in Cum
berland county of the murder of Harvey Gib
bons, a black man. The jury brought in a ver
dict of. murder in the second degree. Peters
was sentenced to five years imprisonment in
the Eastern Penitentiary,
How to be liich.
The secret is not in earning, but in
saving.
Almost any man can earn money, out lew can
keep it. A small sum is disregarded, yet a lar
ger one is only several smaller ones united
Unless little sums are laid together, how can
there be a great onc;! Suppose a person saves
a cent, a day ; at the end of the year he has
$3 Go or at ihe end of thirty years he has a
bout SI 00, including interest. How easy it is
for every man io save a cent a day. How ma
ny can save len cents a day, $3G 50 a year;
or about $1000 in twenty years, including in
terest. He who spends six cents upon some idle
fancy: for instance in drinks, cigars, fruits, &c,
should at the same lime reflect, that he thus
throws away the interest of a dollar a year.
Are there not often occasions in the course of
the day, when a person spends six cents or one
which he might avoid without feeling the worse
forlt ? There go his "ten cents a day his $1
000 the very interest of which would perpet
ually a fiord him and his heirs a clean income
of St50 per annum.
Many grow rich by saving, with very little
facility for earning. Some old men have al
ways lived well, and are very rich b' mere sa
ving who did not earn so much daily as their
neighbors. They did not foolishly buy things
that they could just as well do without;, and
therefore have money to lend while ojhors are
obliged to borrow. But join industry, and wealth
accumulates fast.
I f a f
Review of the Mavkcls.
Philadelphia, January 28, 1843.
Flour Wp notice sales during the wock
of about ISOObbls. good shipping brand S3',S7;
also sales of two small lots by a very, liberal
concession, in favor of the purchaser. Holders
are now firm at $3,87, and transactions dull,
ihcre being few shippers in market. Rye Flour
$2,75 at which figures light sales have been
mado. Corn Meal Sales of Penna. at $2,25.
The amount of produce received from up the;
Dela waro, has decreased.
Grain The stock on hand is light equal
ly so the demand. Sales of Wheat at prices
ranging from 80 to 85 cents. .Rye-r-Sales at,
50 cents. Oats, Southern, 19 a 20 cents.
Provisions There is a steady retail de
mand at i he following prices Moss Poik $7,
50 a $8; Prime $5,75, a $6,25; Mess Beef
No 1, $7 a $0; Primo $0,25 a $7,50; Lard,
Wesiem 7 a 7 3-4 cents per Jb; ll.ims, ;W ext
ern G a 8 1-2 cents per-lb; rijy..f8 a, 10 ..coiWs
Beef longue.s 40 a, 45 cents.. Potatoes Mer
cer Piiiafoe.i i arc selling in vessels at 35 cents.
Cattle M AiucFr-.:709beeA;c3i jllQrud: oil
which 149 were from Viriuia-salesfrrtmt'4!
to 5 cerits pcrlbj extra 5 1-4 G4 Virginia cat-
,4U
ket,l(59 Western sales from 3 1-4 to 4 I -4 cents
per lb, SO loft over. 1372 sheep sales from
.$ leioS150;'esira$?l775 W3;25-!MLi-',J!;-1
" ' " iEa,
At her residence in Stroud ispToh Satufday
ihe23d. .tilt, -Mrs. : ELIZABETH KERN,
wife of Mr. JLrnst Kern, aged 9 years 9 mo s
andrlG- days. -
At his residence in Siroud tsp, on Thursday
the 26t h'ulT.r Mr. JAMES MORGAN, Scil,
aged 66 years 6 months and 18 days.
buddenly.iin btrouu tsp, on trmay evening
last M
ast Mrs: ANN EVANS,,wilKyf;Mr,
William
Evans oH Williamsburg, Northampton county
agodi74years.'- - - -
- CHEAP FOR-CASH.
i l:. Calfskins, Kips, and l?pici
Letitlier. 'f
F.osaJe:at tho - POCONO TANNERY!
s.-..Februaryt,l, 1843. . -M i&V
V I
-A
Law
Petition for. the Benefit of the' BUifi)pi
, has been filed the 26lh January, 1843,' by
Charges Draper, Cooper,- Monroe cqf
Which Petition will'bo'heard before ihe Dis
trict Court of the United States' for the jilastern
District of Pennsylvania, silting iiVBaukinptcy,
at the District Court room in the City of Phil
adelphia, on Fridav the 3d day of March next,
at llVclock, a. ;.i. when and where all. persons
interested may appear and show cause, ii any
they have, why the prnver.of the said Petition
houid not be gr inied, and the said Petitioner
declared Bankrupt. . . .
FRAS. HOPIvINSQ.N,
Clerh of the District Court. .
Philadelphia; Jan. 28, 1843. 3l.
.. . NOTICE. . "
A Petition for Discharge and Certificate un
der the Bankrupt Law, has been filed by.-
David R. Burley, late Merchant, Pike coun-
And Friday the 3 1st day of March next, at 11
o'clock, a. m. is appointed for the hearing there
of, before the said Court, sitting in Bankrupt
cy, at the District Court Room in the City of
Philadelphia, when and where the Creditors of
the said Petitioners, who have proved theii
Debts, and all other persons in interest, may
appear and show cause if any they have, whj
such Discharge and Certificate should not b
granted.
FRAS. HOPKINSON, .
Clerk of the District Court.
Philadelphia, Dec. 28, 1842. lpJ
SHERIFF'S SALE.
By virtue of a writ of venditioni exponas is
sued out of the Court of Common Pleas of Pike
county, to me directed, there will be exposed
to sale by public vendue at the Court-house in
Miiford, on the 11th day of February next, at j
2 o clock
'clock p. the following property to wit:
The two following descntedr pieces
of Land, situate in the township of Wesilali,
couniv of Pike, and State of Pennsylvania.
One of thom being all the right, title and inter -
esi oi sue ueienuani, io a certain iraci 01 -jjanu,
sjiuaic as aiorcsaiu, comaining
87 Acres asad 3 Fcrclaes, "
which was conveyed by Cornelius Middaugh
to James Vanauken by Deed, dated May I,
1300. Also One equal undivided half pa!rt of
a certain tract of Land, containing
5$ Acres asad Fercaies,
which was conveyed to the said Cornelius
Middaugh to Garret Vanauken by Deed, dated
the 31st Dec. 1800, and by the said Cornelius
Middaugh to his sous by Deed, dated tbc 7th
July, 1819. With the appurtenances. Seized
and taken in execution as the property of Wil
liam Middaugh, Jr. and will bo sold by me.
JAMES WATSON, SharifF.
: r i .?
Sheriff's Office, Miiford, 0q
January 14, 1643. S .
REGISTER'S NOTICE.'
All persons interested, will take notice, that
the accounts of Gilbert .1. Stcei, Executor of
Gilbert Steel, late of Delaware township, de
ceased, and the administration account' of
Charles S. Kimble, Administrator of Anne Kim
ble, Jate of Palmyra township, doceased, have
been filed, passed and allowed in the Register's
Office of Pike county, and will.bo presented to
the Orphans' Court of said county,- 6u ilio 14th
February next, for confirmation. .
II. S. MOTT,-Register. "
Register's Office, Miiford, ) ; -
January 14, 1843. S e
ary
.ue. were soiu ior ine tew .iuiu uiuikci--
remain unspld. "21 l.c9ws and calyes, sales from C?url.hn rMS,for(1 0,t Saturday ,llf .
SIG to $21'; extra, $25 a 27; Springers S12 a , day or February next, at 2 o'clock v 1 '
$19; Dry Cows, SI a S12. Hogs, 2G7 in mar-! ' AU th'f'r:'
NOTICE
'"Is" hereby given, that the account of James
II. Stroud, Assignee of Samuel Snyder, has
been filed in the Prothonotarys ofiice, in and
for the county of Monroe, and will be present
ed for confirmation at the Court qf Common
Pleas of said count', to bo held at the .Court
house in Stroudsburg, on Tuesday the 7th
day of February next, at 10 o'clock in the fore?
noon.
... J. 'II, STROUD, Prfitly,
January 3, 1S43.- ' '
Neatly c.vecule(l.afe4hjsjOfner.
.E.
Bv virtue tlf a U-ril ff Invnri f-w.,-, .
- , - ..... ... . u . u. . lunas ii .,
Slbb LILUSl. I (III! I TfirlK mur
A II 41 r. rn .
.--" - i t ,y (
nnrre!5fr f.nnfl Ivinn iir1 Iintn .1
I V" III I ;e (1.t I
ismpoi-xeiawarc, in-me-county of PP
State of Pennsylvania, described as foj;.,.,
wit: One tract surveyed on a warri t
the Land Office nf Pennsylvania, and rrr3..
to Christopher riaher, containing
S3 8 Acres arad 70 FereXscs,
and-nimibered 47 on-Torrey,sBrmk--vH)
lowancesj &c. Upon which said tract i..
now erected a
SAW MILL,
WEiilvIiTCJ HOUSE, cr,
One other tract surveved tin i
rant granted to Margaret Ball, contninii
and numhered 52.
One other tract surveyed on a '.varram ury
ed to William Harrison, containing
and numhoreldf. ' - sS "v '
i .1 . . . .
. rtiio one oiner iraci surveyeu on a wanf
granted to Abraham Singer, contaimng
more or less, and numbered 60. Wish ;!.. -.
-purtenanccs.
Seized and taken in execution as the pr.-t.
ty of David R. Burley, and will be sold by -,dAMS
WATSON, Sher.J
ShcrilT's Office, Miiford, )
. January 14, 1S43. j
26
A3.T2Jri7r2STSATOjRS 7iOT2C2:.
r .wAirpesons hjiving meUlcd demaods ag:t;
the estate of Hugh Ross, will present the ii
for settlement, and all persons indebted iu s,i. 1
estate, are requested to call and settle the sau.e
at .their earliest convenience.'
IN. ii.,bKUUtil-;A ).
AdminiiUn' r
Mifford, Dec. 23, 1842.
T TTMT2 17 T? I T TT MVt TPT 1 1
The-subscribers ha've at their Mill shire
three miles from lohn Fleet's Tavern, which w
on the Drinker Pik and only half a mile In: ,i
Henry W. Drinker, Esq., a large and ger.cial
assortment of seasoned
Whstc Fisie Ifimibcr
of the best quality, which they offer at verv low
prices. Purchasers would do well to call and
examine their assortment, it being from 5 to lo
miles nearer, and a much belter road, than tt
any other Mill in this section of country, where
a general assortment can be had.
PHILIP G. READING & Co.
September 21, 1S42. 4m.
PROCLAMATION.
Whereas, the Hon. "William Jes
sup, President Judge of the 11th Ju
dicial district of Pennsylvania, com
posed of the counties of Susquehanm.
Wayne, Monroe and Pike, and Josq.Ii
Keller and John T. Bell, Esqs. W
ciate Judges of the Courts of Common
rieas oi cue couniv or Monroe, a
h of their 0fficesr Justices n;
hG Courts of Oyer and Terminer and
, , T -., -.. .
! CreiieraL Jail DellVdT,, and Court
of
1. General Quarter Sessions in and for
tne SaiQ- COUnTV OI lVlOnroe, nave l1-
. . . '
suecl th'eir precept to me, commanding
that a Court of Quarter Sessions an 1
Common Pleas, and General Jail De
livery and Court of Quarter Sessions
of the Peace, for the said county oi
Monroe, to be holden at Stroudsbunr.
on Tuesday the 7th clay of February
next, to continue one week.
NOTICE
Is therefore hereby given to the
Coroner, the Justices of the Peace,
and Constables of the said county of
Monroe, that they be then and there
with their rolls, records, inquisitions,
examinations and other remembran
ces, to do those things which to their
offices are appertaining, and also that
those who are bound by recognizance
to prosecute and give evidence against
the prisoners that are or shall be iu
the Jail oi the said county of Monroe,
or against persons who stand charged
with the commission of offences, to be
then and there to prosecute or testify
OLIS B. GORDON, Sheriff.
(God save (he Commonwealth.)
Sheriff's Office, Strouds-)
burg, Jan. 4, 1S43.
Brass 30 hour Clocks,
Wood 30 do do
Fo? sale cheap, by
C. W. DeWITT.
Miiford, Dec. 8,1842.
DR. )LAOTI5
SURGEON DENTIST,
Has located in Stroudsburg. Office one dool
. , . west; of Dr. V. P. Vails.-
SHERIFF'S SAL;
August 3, 1842. ;t(.,-.; - n
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