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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-24

=. warn BY gentleman from Baltimore, that
esates to the Convention there assembled
-; '''s District, are, under favor, allowed a
-. " me Convention. but are not permitted to
,o,,,. one OF the Delegates from Washington,
=, ANY such cavalier treatment. has returned
90. BOSOM ofhis constituents" or, in other
gone into state Of reiiraey." There
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-24
a n NayAen, Dental Surgeon,

A.B Mayhem, Dental Surgeon,
xHyilJ commence his professional visits to Alex'n-
w dria on Thurs lay mex; 1O'h instant and CONT
nue. them on the second and fourth rhuraday IN each
month during the seasun. =. .' H. tenders his sck'
nowedgemens his friends for the very ibers' en-
cu,rapement hitherto received, and respectful y soi'
c;,s a continuance Of their patronage.
N n. Persons desiring his professional st'vices arc
requested to send note to the Bar Of C'ag It's City
Hotel may 8-d3tse Th6
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-24
TailOPing.

flviE subscriber respectfully informs his friends m
l. the public generally. that he has taken the Store
Oh the Of King and Pitt Streets lately oeeupie"
by Me- J. Runney, where he intende carrying on tue
TAILORING BUSINESS.
He hopes, by punctuaity and strict attention b
business, to gain share Ut public patronage.
THOMAS JACOBS.
NIB The subscriber has for sale Three Shares *
Alexandrs Bank Stock. T. j.
apr 10-d3t&2avtf
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Nr y. tuutaiMe alexander

rCrps hi, nrofessionai services TO the cltze54 OF
.,..andr;. and il, vicinity His Office il at the
.o,,.r # cameron and Fairfax streets. may lS-n
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-24
NnctMrC. EarNuhar

IusViNG completed his medical studies in the Uni
versy ofPennsslvan offers his professional SCI
vices to the citizens Of Alexandra and its vicinity
His Office is on King street. between Washngton
and st. Asaph streets. 5th mo 17-eof
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-24
Extract of q letter, dated

LOUISVILLE, May, Il, 1882
II have to inform you OF most destructive fire
that occurred here last night. Ii commenced four
or five doors south of Market, on Wall street,
in the cluster Of frame buildings north of the
market house, which were all entirely consumed,
together with the market house. The buildings
on the south side of the market house were scorch
ed very much, and in imminent danger Conside-
rable damage was sustained by removing goods"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-24

The twenty second number Of the American
Quarterly Review is entirely printed, and will
be issued at the stated period-the Is, of June
The titles Of the several articles are-1. The Pub
lie Domain. g. Flint's Mississippi Valley. s.
Lord Dover's Frederick the Great. T. The Ia.
riff Question. 5. Oxford Prize Essays. g.
Bouc6et,e's British North America. T. Life Of
Gouyerneur Morris. g. Doctrine of Probabili
ties. 9 West Point Academy. The three Re-
ports ON the Bank Question are appended to the
number.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-24

Nails u BraAs.
Ann KEGS Cut Nails and Brads, assorted sizes, OF
lSIU Philadelphia manufacture, for sale by
msv ~ St WI n. IIER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-26
THE INDIANs

W have the "Gacnian," the 6th.--The two Young
ladies' whose parents massacrcd by the Sacks and
WHO We're themselves supposed have been ravsed and
murdered by The Sacks have been released by the Winnie
oagoesrasoned by the Indian agent for present Of
SZOOO worth Of goods and restored 10 the arms of their
friends. The Indians scattered In small parties
proving about for puude and laying In wait lnercept
me whites. 'Ihc girls say that there not exceed
ing 2VV men, women and children, where they wcro''
10 the time, the american troops were gatbern0
rom several quarters Gen. Brady, with two Companies
Of regulars ifOn Fort Winncbsgo bad arrived at Gscna
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-26

m me senate Yesterday, the Vice President commu.
neaed Report from the Secretary Of the Treasury en-.
c"-g NC result upon oxaminaion, of Weights and Mea-
printed. " ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-26

WAsHGNGToN, June %.
VA INC senate Mr. Foot, FROM the Committee of PEN
mons reported with an amendment the Joint Resolution
TOT transferring the duties Imposed by the Pension Act
War. " ~ '''0'"'y VI
Inc Chair communicated report, from the Commits
a"'e' O 'hc General Land Office, transmitting state.
nvn' Of INC Hum5er, SC Of tic Land Patents Which re-
CURE inc Signature OF the President
Vn motion oil Mr. Upton, tio Senate then TO
ulc consider alton OF Executive business
IN lhc Horse NJ Representatives.. Mr. Branch moved
uc supcnfn OF the rules 10 enable several bills rcno
10 iic naval service reported from the Committee Of tle
"n2le' 10 bc acted on-which was carried
ne Ioowng bills were sevcriy ordered 10 be enerogs-
eo ior tlnri realizing morrow was natneI
oll Authorizing the construction OF Naval IIoiiaIs al
0D'les'oYn, MIss9cln3cus; Brooklyn, New York and
bil to provide for completing The Naval Hospitl n,
NoIoik' ana Naval Asylum at Philadelphia;
1H 10 provide iron tanks for the use OF the Navy Of
the United States; '
bill 70 provide for The construction Of two Steam Bat.
tencs
The question Of concurrence with The amendment
made "a Committee, filing the blank with sII2 900 hay.
ing been stated
Mr. Hogan could not support Ibis appropriation without
some further explanation
W. of'nch dil rot consider n necessary the present
"ay' 20 employ The time Of the House in explaining the
aovg9Ecs oI employing steam power for de purposes Of
HYn gciencc This measure met fe appreciation Of the
heal OF 1e navy Department, aud vas intended 10 IN AXE
iuli experiment ci hg advantage al he nee N stear
mr. Hogan said no improvements in ne rec Of sfeat
power were progressive Within FIVE ycars ge. sdyan.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-26

ALBANY. IOth June, IL VI. \
he city continues healthy. No additional Information
Of importance has been received from The north with The
exception that The person alluded 10 Yesterday sick AT
Mechancsvile. is deadfhe physician there is of opi
non the man died with The Asiac Cholera Bv order nj
INC Board JOHN TOWNSEND Mayor.
letter from Samuel Bennett, Justice of the peace.
dated Whitehall juno 1sh:
900 they Qhe Emignnt) all arrived here on the 7di-
lie water beng LET out Of The Canal they were detained
u 'he morning OF the Sth, when Of hem died Of The
common cholera morbus; another died on the same day
and another on the day following Of the same disorder as
physicians say live within 40 rods OF them and believe
them TO be IN perfect health this time They are in my
opinions moral respectable and healthy people deserving
the ilehdshP and protection Of the inhabitants Of ibis
country don't believe there is the least danger Of ter
travelling through the country any where"
we understand tiat Dr. Depeyre accompanied the phv
sicans' Doctors De Kay and Rhinelander appointed 6y
me corporation aud believe tie Medical College to
visit Montreal and Quebec The purpose Of making per
sona observations upon the nature aud extent Of
Wc epidemic disease now existing in those cities Dr.
Depeyre is well known az ono Of the most skil anato
i' ~ 'his country and biz practice lhoomy in par
.7mericGn
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-10-25
Tbontpsnn'a NMce.
Too Doors South Of the fost Office.
THE ROAD TO WEALTH.
EETlLLIAM N THOMPSON takes grea

EN- LILLIAN N IHOMPSON takes great
w pleasure in being able 10 inform his
patrons. that Dame Fortune continues 10 be
resident of"For,une's Hcmen On The LIST
instant her Golden Bath was opened, as she
sbowered the ready Rino. in rich perfusion,
on her iavortes: thus providing, beyond a
doubt. that Goodies. is still ready and willing
10 attend 10 the call Of her friends. in such a
distribution OF the Cash She win not dc
seri her favourites, and points to the SPLEEN
DID SCHEMES which draws il few days,
assuring them that they will moi be forgotten
lie. therefore, says TO all those who wish TO
give Ma dame Fortune fair shake. 70 apply
at 9%THiS OFFICE in time, as the tick
els are gong oil very rapidly. NOW Is
THE TINE.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-10-25
ATTENTION.

VVIE North town Company Of Ipfsntrv in
a Mar,iusbug, are ordered "a parade On
the commons near the Poor House, on Satur-
day, the 9Th last at precisely , o o'clock. n.
m The company commanded by CAPTAIN
rabler. will attend at Henry Haine's Stare
ON Saturday the Sd Of November, a, len a..
clock. a. M. and the companics commanded
by Captains Claycomb, Wilson and Dan;,i
Nicholas. viii attend al the Cross Roads near
Hokes Run. on Saturday the Sd. Of Novem-
Der, AZ O'Clock. p m The whole for the
purpose Of electing Officers to The said COM
psnics A return OF ali delnquents win be
noticed at the next Battalion Court of Enon;.
~ JACOB MYERS,
Lieut.. Cot 67h RegT I'm.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-10-25
TO THE PUBLIC.

1t is proper that The false and CARRIED ac.
counts, indus,tiously circulated by himself
and few dc5ased adherents, or dasiordly
attempt made upon the undersigned at the
market place on Saturday morning the Goth
inst. by certain Doet Cl.as .Naegil, should
be refn,ed by brief statement of the facts.
Twas standing at one of the Butchers blocks,
leaning forward ia careless attitude with nv
handsin my pockets, when the Dastardly
Empiiic sneaked up behind me, and gave me
several blows with COW hide which he had
carried concealed under his coat Instantly
turned abont and seized him, when strng
gle ensued which resulted in both coming to
The eround-upon which we we're separated
by the byestanders. Having wrested his
cow-hlde from him in the engagement, fol
lowed the bastard up, and applied it over
his face and eyes, imprinting upon his front.
efficient evidence toeAhibit, that SO signalized
a gentleman" as "Chas: Macgili'' had in
this "enligh community" received a
cow hiding, by "such man as the Editor OF
the Martinsburg Gazette"
WASHINETCrT E-ssA-sS
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-10-25

shameful laws Of Georgia, two Cicrgymen.
Ministers OF the Gospel. were seized By the
State authorities, and thrust like common
feions into a penitentiary among thieves and
murderers. Like good citizens the Missiona.
rles applied to the laws Of their country
They brought their case before the Supreme
Court Of the United States. That enhgh-
tened and august tribunal did its duty. Il
declared the law under which the missiona.
ries were incareefated null and void, revere
ed the decision Of the State court, aud order.
ed the missionaries 10 be set at liberty. The
mandate of the Supreme Court has been
treated with contempt by the State authori
Ties, and the missionaries are still in prison,
though the decree for their liberation was
passed eight months ago,
Fellow Citizensi II was the sworn duty Of
Andrew jackson to execute or cause to be
executed the laws OF the United States and
to support The Constitution. What is the
meaning OF all this backwarduoss and delay
10 man who IS wont 10 he so prompt and
fery' He ,sanfs Ge poie of Georgia. and doist
,s,sh TO offend her. That $ The secret. Friends
OF Justice, Law, and Lioertyl--ir these things
are suffered to pass unpublished, the case Of
The missionaries may soon be your own
10 the Polls then, and teach tyrants that
the rights OF citizens and the honor Of the
nation are not TO be sported with.
Fellow Citizensl The Consultation of the
United States expressly provides that ,he
President shall make appointments TO office
ty and tciih The ndr;ce and consent Of tie Senate
Andrew Jackson has made an appointment
not only withont but directly contrary to the
advice aud consent of the Senate He nom,
mated man of the name OF Gwynn to an
office in the State Of Mississippi. The Senate
took up the nomination and rejected II in iorn.
jackson nominated him again The Senate
nsuited by this attempt 20 Gran, man down
their Threats who had been before. rejected
by decided majority, refused 70 take ~ the
nomination. No sooner had Congress ad.
Iourned, than Jackson, whose will in every
case must be the law, on his own sole an
tborlty, appointed that very man 20 that seme
ofiicei What is the Constitution worth ii il
may thus be sported withe
Fellow Citizens! The topics Of this appeal
might be indefinitely extended, but we for
bear, He that will not believe from tci,at as
been developed to the capacity of all ordina
re- understanding, that the salvation of the
country is at stake, would not believe, tho
one were TO arise from the dead, and declare
1t. IL we know ourselves, this address is
made IN no narrow feeling, or partizan spirit.
Il is in devotion TO the Constitution, the
Laws, and the Liberty of our country. 10
the polls! then, on th 5ih OF November nex 1t.
by order OF the National Republican Cor.
| responding COMMITTEES for the county of Ber
kelley. ELISHA BOYD, Chm.
HARRfsoN WARS, Seey.
The following gentlemen have been added
to the list Of the National Republican Cor
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-10-25

prolonged his life nearly drss days" how
much more, would IN his opinion. have been
necessary, 10 have prolonged his life until
now? In reply TO the Doctors requisition
upon US, "to state publicly upon what crsdi
Die Information, we had been induced to say,
that the subject had received months before,
an injury in his back, and that he iabored
under inflammation OF the bowels several days
previous 10 his death" Presuming him to
have reference TO the case of Mr.. Locke's
black man, we have TO say, that Doctor Har
rison mast himself hare knoirn the facts tce
stated. They were matter Of public notorie-
fy here, before the subjects death. II he
desires further information upon il, he can
be satisfied we imagine, by application TO the
FIRST person he may meet on the street, who
knew the man, and his situation, from three
months before, up TO the time Of his death
We shall not descend to notice Doctor
Harrison's sneer at US, cas- a member Of the
church" further Than to remark that we trust,
fallibe as we are. we shall always be SO Far
Influenced by proper consideration for our
character, as well as the principles of the
Church of which ,ee profess to be an humble
member, as at least TO yield becoming res
pect to truth. and the sober decelcie, OF life.
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TO the control Of al Transatlantic rofcE on
frrLUEScE, and able to dictate III. terms Of
the connexion between the old and the new
world
Specimens of the Tossts given at the re
cent Jackson public dinner at Lexington
Kentucky.
The Declaration Of .Arnyieaa hdrpea.
deace -Penned by Jefferson; signed by Con
gtess of'76, who have all gone to Heaven,
except Carroll OF Carrolion, who only waits.
as messenger OF peace, 20 carry to them
the news Of Andrew Jackson's re election -
"Ths Irishaen Of Philadelphia and Nsg
Iork-For Jackson whilst living. but turn TO
Clay when dead"
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THE THREE. ~oLD ROMANS. y


The French Romaa.--''I am the State. ~
Louis XIV,
The .an,ericdn Koran The opinion OF
The Judges has no more authority over
Congress. than the opinion OF Congress has
over the Judges, aud on that point rHE Pas
slpEST Is iNDEPEspnSr OF BorH."-sfadrew
Jackson.
The English Ronlan--"I have thought
upon tit shall be so Away hurn all The
records of the realm; my mouth shall be the
Parliament OF England. jack Cade.
On the first dav OF the present month
two thirds OF fhe Three per cent. stocks Of
the United States were paid off-about siR III
millions ot dollars. 0rthis amount il Is pro.
bable sic millions belonged to foreigners OF
this SIX millions. II is further probable two
thirds at least--if the charter ofthe Bank of
the United States had been renewed, ms by
decisive vote in both Houses of Congress.
tie people and the State of the Union de.
termined that il should he .--would havs been
reinvestcd in that Bank; and thus have in
sured 20 the American stock holders selling
out advantageous prices, and have liberated
an equal amount 81 American capital. 10 re
lieye the pressure in the money market, aud
TO WITTY. and give impulse to other depart.
ments aud branches Of American industry
II sound conscience. we received few
days ago from gentleman IN Virginia, the
following letter, with the enclosure 10 which
il refers.
"GcnIlemen | send you six dollars, being
for your tr weekly paper. have, in read
log rooms aud other places read your paper
for the three last years. and il is high time,
in Justice TO you and my neighbors, taht
should quit borrowing y
We would say 10 all others who are still
con the, borrow" and who are able to follow
the equitable example nt our Virginia friend
"go thou and do likewise. Nat Int
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DRAWS TO-DAY.
Virginia State Lottery,

TO construct road from, the Pennsy lsania
llne via Elizabe,htown 10 The Ohio River.
1obe draen at konmey Ia. on 7hwsdau
the 25th day Of October, 1882.
SPLENDID SCIIEAtE
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-10-25
BlackfoYd's Castings

WE have just received from The furnace
w of Benjamin Blackford s. Son an as
soTtment OF CASTINGS, consisting. of Ket
Ties, Pots, Orens, Griddtes, Dog Irons, Er
ira LIDS. &c. sc. Said to be Superior to
any Castings, ever oflerd for sale in this
county.
HOGMIRE s. BOYD.
Oct. 25, 1921
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AUCTION!-Io-Mosy o,DI
Public Sale.

EEvlLL be solo by public ve,,due. at n.
w late residence Of STEP aEs MAyras
deceased. one mile west Of Da.kesyi,ls, Esr'
kelley county, on Friday. TIE a6M nst.,i an
Of the personal property belonging to said
estate CONSISTING OF valuable work horses,
pro'e mares ana colts, mich cows, stock
aud fat cattle; number OF very fine bogs
and sheep; farming utensils OF every des-
cIiption. such as plonghs. harrows. wheat
fan, &c. good road Wagon, the new wood.
work OF ditto; wheat, rye. corn, and oats bv
bushei; bay by The ton, together with num-
Der OF articles not necessary to psrt,cuIa,,se
Twelve months credit will be given the pur-
chaser on all sums over FIVE dollars. Tex
cept Inc wheat which will be sold Cor CASH.
upon giving bond with approved security;
fnence VI 10 O'Clock, a. m and continue until
all Is sold
Ma also be sold, at public pe,,d..e
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-10-25
4 Pubic SAFE

EE'ilL be seldlh, public ynndue. an 7lu,x.
w dry. the tst day # .Nbceriter nsrt. AZ
the subseribers residence. one and a half
miles east Of 0erfards town.. the following
property. via: horses, mich cows and young
cattle, sheep and hogs; farming utensils Of
alu'osi every description. such as ploughs.
harrows, wheat fan. road wagon, plantation
ditto; household and kitchen furniture OF al
kinds, among which are good leather beds.
bedding, bedsieads, tables, chairs, bureaus.
anda variety OF articles not necessary 70 par
ucolarise A reasonable credit will be given.
sale TO begin early IN the day. when due at.
tendance will be gwen by
WILLIAM KEAN.
October o. 1888 =.
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William faris
Thomas Patton
a liam Campbell
nith Miller
Matthew Ransom
William Mcdonald
Seamans Garard
Ab'm p. Vanmetre
Daniel Bufkhart
Thomas Vanmetre
josiah Flagg
George Deck
Garrett Voorhees,
Isaac A Vanosdall
John Mathews
Uriat, Miller
John S Porterfeld
Josiah Roberts
Charles l.. Stewart
Christian ID. Wolff
Jacob |. keefer
Robert Mcdonald
john Bell
John keiney
David Reichard
Joseph. Gorreh
John Price
Dennis l.. McSherry
Jacob Curtis
John Jamison
Ehud Turner
Richard Ii Ransom
Israel II. Janney
Peter Iioke
Richard G. Williams
James 5 Boyd
John X. Wilson
Daniel b. Morrison
Edward A. Gibbs
William Short
John Doll
John Emert
Daniel Enert
Ebenezer Coe
Jacob Dubble
49,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-10-25

DIED,
On Sunday last. after protracted Illness,
Mr. Darid W Dsris. az this place
On Tuesday night. Mrs. Rachel Olingr,
vile Of Mr.. G. Oiingcr, Of this county.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-10-25

"THe .7merico7l System "-Alexan5er Ham,
ilton long ago said -'Let Americans disdain
to be the instrument OF European greatness!
Let the States, bound togeather in strict
and inaissoluble union, concur in erecting
one great AMERICAN SYSTEM, superior
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-10-25

VIRGINIA ELECTORAL TICKETS.
Nearly all the gentlemen nominated by
the Legislative caucus on the jackson
and Van Buren, Electoral Ticket, having
declined pladging themselves to vote for MI
p. p. BARBOUR as Vice President, should
be receive a majority Of the jackson votes.
the Jackson and Barbour Central Committee
OF the State of Virginia assembled lately at
Charlottesville, and formed separate ticket
which will be found below There are, Of
course now presented to the people OF yir-
GINA three Electoral Tickets-twc J ckson
and one knti-Jatkson-an the ticket re-
ceiving the highest number Of votes will, Of
course, be elected Should, the opposition
ticket receive one vote more than the highest
of the Administration tickets, the whole Es
lectorai vote of the State will be lost to Gen
erel Jackson. Is there not hope is there
not a good prospect. of this glorious result,
fthe friends oil the coantry---ofthe suprema-
ey of the laws-of the violated Constitution
-of every thing dear TO enlightened freemen
in that ancient Commonwealth, rouse them
selves 10 action? There is this hope and this
prospect, as we verify believe. Awake, then
Virginia, and put forth your strong arm, to
rescue your country from misrule and degra
dalton. Wat Int
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Tickets, s5-Haives, "a so Quarters. si,25.
DRAWS TOMORROW.
WESTERN VIRGINIA STATE
LOTTERY

| To be drawn al Newbern, Montgomery
| county, Va. October 26th, 1882.
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The following gentlemen have been added
to the list of the National Republican Cor
res ponding COmInlltee. Of RerkeleY county
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VIRGINIA ELECTORAL TICKET

Want Of room compels us to postpone q
fart, until our mex:
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1832-08-08
From the st. Louis Times.
ANTl-VETO MEETING.

In conformity with pre9io - notice, a large nun.
Der of the citizens of the City and County assem-
bIed at the Court House, on Tuesday afternoon,
Oath inst, at O'clock. The meeting was called
to order by Mr.. Thornton Grimsley, and Dr.. Will
liam Carr Lane being nominated as Chairman
was unanimously elected. James L. Murray
was then appointed Secretary of the meeting.
On motion of Edward Bates, Esq, it was res
solved
That Committee, to consist of six gentlemen
he appointed to draft resolutions expressive Of
the sense of this meeting with instructions to re,
port to The meeting as soon as possible
The Chairman heing requested to appoint the
Committee, manned The following gentlemeni
Messrs ED. Bates, PMRRs CHouTaAu, Or. SEQ