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The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1833-07-27
IsOOTN s. SHOES.

yWVHE subscriber would inform his
ID friends and tho public generally,
that he has received this week from Bos-
ton, a large assortment OF Boots & Shoes,
among which may be found Ladies and
Misses kid and cloth slips Of different pat
terns Ladies gaiter boots ]; Children's
morocco bootees and ancle ties, asgreat
variety ofcolors /; Infant shoes !; Gentle
mems boots Of different kinds Gentle
mems shoes and pumps; Boys shoes, &c.
sc. The above articles will be sold as
low as they can be bought in this State.
STEPHEN DAVOL, JR.
Main-st. 9 doors south of Warren Bank.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1833-07-27
Turner & Salisbury,

Turner q SALISBURY,
HAVE this week received further
supply Of New Goods, consisting in part
of broad cloths, plain and striped cassi-
meres, vestings, rouen cashmere, prints,
sheetings, blk and cold cambria, suspend
ers, blue jeans, corded skirts, SHIRT bo-
SONS, brougham hdkls, SC. SC. Pur-
chasers are invited to call and examine.
may H.. water-street.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-21

such articles "a il has Daon tue policy Of tic coun-
try 10 protect a slight reduction one might pro-
dirco essential injury and even distress 10 fnsge
classes sfthc community, while another might bear
n larger ,etlae,ion without any snch consequences
and whereas also there src many articles the dn-
Ties on which nigh, DO reduced, Or altogether ubol
ished. without rtoIving my othes oi!.cs than the
reduction of revenue Therefore,
Resohrcd. Trat, 10 redring the vases Of duties
imposed an Imports by the Az ID the lis, Of July
aforesaid it is no, wise or jujicioss 10 proceed by
way Of an equal reduction per eeSf1Hs, on oil nrti
c,cs bu, that ss we'll the amount as the tine Of re-
faction ough, to fixed, IN respect to the several ar
,,cles distinctly having due regard IN cnch case, 10
the questions whether the proposed reduction will
affect revenue alone, or how far i, win operate nju.
rlously ON those domestic manufactures hitherto
protected especially such essential in time
Of war and such nlso rs have been establi .lisd
the faith Of existing laws and, above all, how far
such proposed reduction will affect tho rates Of
ces and the earnings Of American manual labor.
Hesoired That il is unwrs and inudcsOus, IN fc-
eulating unposs, TO adopt plan, hitherto equally
unknown in the history u this Government, and in
the practice Of all emily htened Nations which shall
either Immediately or prospectively reject all dis
elimination on articles 10 be taxed, Whether they be
articles Of necessity. or luxury Of general con.
sumption, or Of limited consumption and wheshcr
they be, or be not, such Is are manufactured and
produced a, home and which shall coufnc all du.
ties 10 one equal rate per ccntSm on all articles.
E, Resolved, That since the people Of the United
States have deprived the State Governments Of oil
power Of fostering manufactures, however indls-
pcnsablc in peace or in war, or however important
to National Independence, by commercial regua-
tons or by laying duties on Imports, and have
rred the whole authority TO make such rcgu.
lations and to lay such daties to the Congress OF
the United States Congress cannot surrender OF
abandon such power, compatbly with its conslitu-
.onal duty and therefore,
Res"ttej, Tha, no law ought to be passed on the
subject of fmpcsts, containing any fpuls,on, ex
press or implied. giving my pledge or assurance
direct or Indirect, which shall tend TO restrain Con
gross tlom the full exercise, a. all tires hereafter
Of all its cou 'l'tu,iona powers, in giving reasonable
protection to American Industry, oounscrvailing tn,
policy of Foreign nations, and maintaining tn,
substantial independence of,he United States
On motion ofDALLAS, the resolutions were
then ordered 10 be printed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-21
THE INSTRUCTIONS.

The reader will not have forgotten the Debate
~n'ch occurred IN the Senate u few days ago, on
resolution offered by Mr. Poindcx,er, calling on the
President for copies Of the nstruc,as given to thu
Military and Naval commanders or the Charleston
station. Mr. Poindexter doubtless hoped and ex-
Pected to find in these documents somcibint which
would either criminate the President a. having IT,
snrped, IN this matter, powers not entrusted to him
by the constitution and laws, or else some intem-
Pera,e expression which would add fresh fuel to IN.
hatred already felt for that funclnnary by those
who assisted to elevate him TO power and who A..
long as he lent hmsclfto ihci' purposes hailed him
as the second Washington" the second JEFF
ferson, and such ether hat,erins ephc,s of dis,nc
ton as time & occasion suggested The PresiJ,pt
communicated these instructions u the Senate
and the Mississippi Senator's mountain has brougb,
fourth mouse. VIC extract portions of these in.
s'f"cuons, IN order to show that those who a,trib
ute TO the Executive an eagerness to invade souh
Caolma with military force, and to isbruc IA, on.
o. the Multiplying orators exclaIme1) the Glands Of
a hired sddiery in the blood of her womc, am,
children were misled by their own heated im.e.
nations; and that on the contrary the mos, .c,u-
pulous pans were taken to impress upon the u. 8
oihccrs the practice of all the forbearance which
they could exercis", consistently with their duty and
with the safety of.he mportan, interests committed
to their charge.
From letters addressed BY the Secretary of ,ho
Navy 10 Lieut. Mervne, and Master Coumandou,
Zantz'nser, ordering them to the Charleston s,..
ton, with the vessels under their command W. m.
lsct the following paragraphs
In the present excited state Of feeling Of . nor.
ton ofthe community there, you will u,s scrunu.
ious caution to give no jus, occasion for offence
a"a WIN enjo'h on your officers and men the utmosi
moderation and fosbearance in their deoor,mer,
consistent with the fnl6meni Of ,heit'dutv 10 me-
Constitution and laws WIG
our acts arc to be confined entirely n N. d.
'ensve-s giving relief to those in distress. nod -
,hose under attacks from illegal force aud vie;Isn,
~ cooperating with the Commander ~ ,ho 60.
that ne!:hoorheod in defending the public v,ort. |
a"o pubic property, from aggression, injury .,
caPureoy any v'olcn, or illegal assaults from .n~
asu VIZ consult and obey the commando, NJ
'nas station an any exsency and il il honed = .o.
d'o' union will exist 10 all proceeding. W.T.
LAM respectfully,
OH, your obed;ent servant.
LEVI WOODBURY..
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-. *
DOMESTIC NEWS.
From The v. y. .imericda.

From Mc v. y. imeyitda.
S1'crn CAROLINA has, il is known, adopted IN tho
plen.itudc Of its power, certain multiplying ordi-
ruincc, and the Legislature ot tho State have
pas led laws to take effect from LIST instant for en.
forcing that ordinance. All lhis has been done by
this "ehivalrous" State, stnnding ON her ,cscry cd
rights. Bu. behold some body in This city sends
To tho Governor of this new nation the copy OF a
memorial intended to be presented to Congress
from here, for reducing the duties to the wants Of
the revenue, and thcrenpon the Governor cNuscs
the following Letter to be written in reply assuring
tho aforesaid mcmor,list TINT the ordinanGe and
t6ws Of TIE so1eytien S?a,s 81 SHA Cayoi,nn
Aaur dsss Suspended By q tepH meeiing Of certain
eitiSEas ef CAarHuos! Truly these now Sovc-
r.igns have odd bottoms If laws.
Here is the Executive nissive;
CUAnLEs1 oN, Jan. 30, 1873.
Si,-Your letter u the 18Th instant, covering
sketch of proposed Mcnorin. to Congress by the
merchants of New York, hus been duly received
aud am directed by the Governor to say to you
that, could the Tariff be reduced to the revenue
standard, as p,opssedby the mcmualists, all cx's
ting difficulties would be removed. The Governor
highly apprcciatns the very LIBERAL and pair. o,ic
scntmcnts you have individually expressed, has
directed rue TO assure you that the suspension of
all further action on the part Of South Carolina
THIS subject until afler the adjournment Of The pro
sent Congrcss, has already been stcured by tho u
unanimous adoption by large meeting Of citizens
here, Of Q resolution not 70 raise any question
t,is subject. until tina, period, and our fellow cit
zens Of New-fork may be assured that Sssth Car
DINA will continue " act with the utmos, forbca-
rance, consistent with a detcrm nation 10 defend
herself, should violence be rec or,ed 10 against
her.
am, with great respect your obedient servant,
J. LADsOS GRrcoaiE,
AlIjnS SeerGiavy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-21
From The Dopey y. II EeqMircy.

The proceedings ofSouth Carolina arc hailed by
some Of the Canada prints with as much gratiGca
ton as was the notification speech Of Mr.. Hayne
in the United States Senate ia the winter of 1880.
The Upper Canada Patriot cxutingy cxclams--
"rhe long expected and much wished for intelli-
gence from the United States has arrived. The
blow has been struck which forever snnders the O.
nted States. South Carolina aud Georgia have
respectively taken their stand from which no force
at the command ofthc manufacturing states can
move them. Hence all approximations of danger to
The future prosperity Of Grea, Britain arc dspelled
New and never failing markets will be ,hus open
ed for the products Of her industry, which taking
u fresh start will conduct her to the ncme at ma
tionul strength and greatness. 1.-THE MANUFAC-
fTORlES ofthc United States must 10 ami
HILATED -
We ask the reader to mark this langua GO 70
ponder it well. Surely if the proceedings which
give occasion fos its utterance are so gratifying to
the enemies Of liberty, they bodc no good to our
| free institutions.
T.. s. Bank Stoct-Thc price Of this stock rose
in New York on the 18th. from l02 TO lOA-and az
ter the close OF the stock exchange Board, lO5 was
asked. A similar advance In its price has taken
place in fhadelphia
The boys Of Athens College, In Georgia. have had
null location meeting a0O passed Ses0sWss"sss 60"
demning the PRECEDENT General Jackson, who wei
once = school master. must he greatly alarmed d
the little rouguus' chalterinR.
Mr. Randolph, (says the National Gazeste) Is
ond Of stgmatizing the Press uenal. In the his
tory of the American press, there is nothing with
which are acquainted, that equals, in nierteha
riness or tfirotAry, his depreciation upon the pub
: JIG treasury to The ahlount Of more than twenty
thousand dollars, for his pretended envoyship t.
ussia.-That was absolute rapinc, considering
the nullily Of his errand.
The Albany Argus Of last Monday, says -
&c Mr.. Van Buren, left this city Saturday NOR.
ming for New York on his way to Washington.
lie will he too late.
We observe by the Washington Globe, that pro
parations are being made to celebrate the inaugu'
ration by two balls Whether it 10 found that Que
room can not accommodate al, O. that AZ cannot
agree in one room, we know not
! 70. S Gag.
! The editor of The New York Courier snd Enqua-
rer has received present from England OF the fot
lowing animals 80 pair Of Grey Hodnds and q
pair Of PehseyS, from Tive keep Of Lord stanley
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-21

We you'll rather have them than his lorjsh,p's
,,tie--snd 10 increase the cause Of envy the same
editor is 10 receive by next arrival ps1 Of Spring
els and q pair " CoScK Dogs. IL. S. Gas.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-21

The editor Of The New York COURIER snd Enqua-
rer has received present from England. Of the foL
lowing animals 80 pair Of Grey Hodnds and
pair Of Peirtseys, from Tive keep Of Lord Stanley
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-21
"WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY l3.
IN SENATE.

Mr. WEBSTER rose, end stated that, in pur.
saa"ce OF the notice which he had given yesterday
ne WISHED now to lay on the table some resolutions
expressive OF his opinions on the important subject,
IN reisaion TO which bill was presented tn the Sc
na'e Yesterday He would now send the resolution.
TO the table. and request that they might be read
nc resolutions were then read as follows;
"esotred, That the annual revenues Of the co,,n
~ o0g" not to be allowed to exceed jus, eSirna,,
u tae wants cfthe Government ana tha, as soor
shall be aseer'ained, with reasonable certainty
.na. 'e rates OF duties Gu Imports, as established
W sne ACT OF July, 1882, will yield an excess over
u'oss wants provision ought to be made for ,hei,
reduction; and that. in making this reduction. ius,
regard should 6e had to the various Interests and
Opinions OF different parts Of the country. an ~
most eecsua!ly to preserve the integrity and hs,.
mony Of the Uaon. and to provide Tor Inc comn,dr
defense and promote tho general welfare Of tho
whole ~'s " '"'
But, whereas it is certnin tha, the d;m;nu,;o, ~
the rates Of duties on some articles would increase
insssed Of reducing, the aggregate amour, Of revs'
nus On saca aFtle!cs-and wherein. in regard to
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-21

We observe by the Washington Globe, that pre-
parations are being made to celebrate the inaugu
ration by two balls. Whether il 10 found that on'
room can not accommodate all, O. that AZ canno
agree in one room, we know not.
~ S Gag.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-15

Mr.. IngersoIl, Of Connecticut, and Mr.. Wat.
mough, Of Pennsylvania, delivered animated
Speeches on the same side Of the question; to
whom
Mr.. Polk, Of Tennessee, replied.
Mr. Whittlesey then demanded the Precious
Question; which motion being duly seconded. the
Previous Question was taken by Yeas and Nays,
and decided in the Affirmative, ga Yeas to 90
Nays. =
The Main Question was then put IN the fol-
lowing form: Z" Shall this bill be rejec,ed2" and
decided as follows:
YEAS-Messrs. Adams, Chiffon Allan, He.
man Allen, Allison. Arnold, Ashley, Babcock,
Banks, N. Barber, Barringer, Barstow, Isaac C.
Bates, Branch, Briggs. Butcher. Billiard, Burd.
Cahoon, Choate, Collier, L. Condict, S. Condit,
Bates Cooke, Cooper. Corwin, Coulter, Craig,
Crane, Crawford. Creighton. Daniel, John Davis,
w. X. Davis, Dearborn, Denny, Dewart, Dick
son, Drayton, Ellsworth, Geo. Evans. Joshua
Evans, Edward Everett. Horace Everett, Find
lay, GrennelI, H. Hall, Halves, Hester. Hodges,
Hughes. Huntington. Ihrie. Ingerso!l, Irwin. je-
infer. Kendall, II King, Kerr, Letcher, Mar
shall. Maxwell, Robert Mccoy. McDuffie, Nc.
KEENAN,, Mercer, Miliigan, Newton, Pearce,
Pendle:on. Pitcher, Potts, Randolph. John Reed.
Rencher, Root, Russell, Semmes, VIM. B. She
Po'us 1ioucS Suith, opCuSS, StauoS-
~, Stewart, Storrs, Taylor, Philemon, Thomas.
rompkins, Tracey, Vance, Vinton. Washing
ton, Watmouyh, Wilkin. Wheeler, Elisha Whit.
t!esev. Fred'k Wh,ttesey, Edward ID. White,
WiekiFt, Wilde, Williams. Young-1O2
NAYS-Messrs. Adair, Alexander, R. Allen.
Anderson. Angel, Archer, Barnwell, James
Bates, Beardsley, Bell, Bergen, Bethune, Jas.
Blair, john Blair, Boon, Buuck, BouIdin, John
Broadhead. John c. Broadhead, CambreIeng,
Chandler, Chinu, Claiborne, Clay, Clayton,
Coke, Connor. Davenport, Dayan. Doubleday.
Draper. Fielder, Ford, Foster, Gather, Gilmore,
Gordon, Griffin, Thomas Hall, William Hall,
Harper. Hawking. H'fman, Holland, Horn,
Howard, Hubbard, lsacks, Jarvis. Jewett,
Richard NJ. Johnson, Cave johnson, Kavanssh,
Kennon, Adam King, JOHN King, Lamar, Ian.
sing, Leavitt. Lecompte. Lewis, Lyon. Mann.
Mardi>. Mason, McCarty, WIN. McCny, Nc
Intire, NJ Kay, Mitchell, Newman, Nuckolis,
Patton, Pierson. P!ummer, Polk, Edward c.
Reed. Rnane, Soule. Sprisht. Standifer, John
Thomson, Verplanck, Ward, Wardweil, WAYNE,
Weeks, Camp. P White. Worthinston-9l.
So the bill was rejected.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-15
SALE OF U. S. BANK sTOCE.

SALT. UT u. y. BANK STOCK.
In the House Of Representatives on Wednes-
"''' VIZ PoLE. from the Committee of Ways
"'' Means. reported the following Bill:
nv AZ authorizing the Sale of the Bank Stock
OF the United States.
sc, l. Bel eaac'sL &c. That the Secreta-
W u,e treasury be and is hereby aurhoriz ed
y. 80 inc shares owned bg The Uui,ed States in
We BANK OF the United States. on such terms ne
Se NAV deem most for the intere>, of the Uni,e,l
S4'es: Srosided, tina, no Stock be- sold tor less
nal 'ne narSetvaiue thereof, or for less than the
par value. N' VIZ
$50 Sec be hfarthsr enacted, That it shall be
"'D' Tor the Bank of the Ua,ted States to pur.
a ~" @d Stock, or any par, thereof; any thing
n r.. &c, 10 the contrary notwithstanding.
ro .ae OIL having been read, aud the question of
e oslng on ordering It to a second reading
M a, "ickhae. Of Kentucky. objected to il;
rso $50 "e question being then stated. IN tn. form
-, 5sa"eu ey the Rule, {" Shall this bill be reject
sOsaa. W'eSIlte sustained his objection by a
YSs'"O' considerable length,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-15

Dreadful accident "A female domestic in the
service of gentleman in The Bowery, was seiz-
ed with fit yesterday morning, while arranging
the breakfast, and fell into the fire; no person
was 10 the room at the moment, and before the
occurrence was known to the family and assist
ance could be rendered, the sufferer was dread.
fully burned in the head and the upper part Of
her body. Hopes are entertained that her life
may be saved, although her situation is very pre-.
carious.-New Fork Standard
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COMMERCIAL.
BOSTON MARKET. Fee. 9.

FLouR-rhere have been hut few operations Of
any Importance, and prices are without much
change. Sales Of 600 brls Genessee. good brands.
6 AZ; 500 brs Howard st. 12a 4 mo: 100 do
do O6s per cent. off for cash; 200 do Noun
tain sc; 100 do Richmond Canal Sc. mo: and
BY auction ITO brls Baltimore wharf ) 81 S II
per brl mo.
GRAiS-The arrivals this week have been
light, and the sales of Corn have been at prices
corresponding TO las, quotations, and consist Of
10 l2 600 bushels white and yellow fiat. SO
n C; northern, none in market of any conse-
quence. Rye is dull at 70 a 95 c. Oats are a
shade higher; 100 bushels prime southern
brought SO C. and a lot northern So C per bushrl
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-15
FRESH Il genuine Gar0en seeds.
I'M az MDRRINON


JP.M IT. .NORRISON
{GAS Just received from the Boston horticultural
IA and Agricultural seed Establishment.
HIS SPRING SUPPLY OF SEEDS,
Among which are
Large early German asparagus
Early white Dutch beans; do Mohawk do
DO China lwarf do; do yellow six Weeks do
Dwarf red Gran cry do; earl. ms.row, or thou.
sand to one do
Large white Lima; !.0D,lon horticultural (vcrv fine
iih'en scarlet 'uhhcfy
Early turnp rooted FLOODED b Ell; long blood red do
French sugar, or amber
Large mangotd wvrzcl for cattic)
Russell's II, Ssyoy cabbage; earl, George do
Early bulIo, Il i,eart do; 10 " ellington do
DO York 10, do sugar loaf 90; do Dutch do
Large late Dutch do; early do do
Large late drumhead do; red Dutch for picking do
Green CURED Savoy 10: yellow or gold Savoy do
Early Horn carrot livery fac f'r tap!e use)
Long orange do ttrue scr'); Altringh ham do
Early Dutch caui flower; large Isle do TO
White sold celery; curi,d cress Or pr2pergrass
Early frame cucumber; Ling green prek'. 10
Long green turkey do; eary 30 cluster do
Purple egg plant; green Scotch kali
Early curled S,l cha lettuce, i'nperai head DO
Green cltron melon; pine apple do
arge can;eleupe melon; nutmeg do
Long Carolina water do; round do do; Nas' urtium
Large white Portugal onion, silver skin do
Long Dutch parsniP, double curIcd parsley
Russ lis early dwarf peas; ear Washington do
Early frame do; e.ry double blvssomed do
DO franz double blossome; dwarf blue imperial
Squash pepper; early scarlctshort TOP radish
Long salmon rads!; carly cherr, scarlet turnip
raiish; do white turnip do
Round summer spnnicl; prckly or fall do
Fairly scallop 81 a,h, do long wal tedd
Small Canada do; long yellow crock neck do
Satisfy, or vegetable oyster
Early W hte Dutch turnipi long yellow French Dc
Tomato. OF love spp!e; sweet ma'jorum
Summer Savoy; common sage; thyme
yellow locust, for trees
Early y, How corn; TO sweet dc; Lucerne seed
White Du!' h clover Seed fine imported seed
This is the third year hat Seeds fr thi, Establish
ment have been offered in this market. That they
have staned their reputation well ever of
fered. there is abundant proof (Extract from The
PubI,hsr's La,aogue)-
1.-The quality Of the seeds sold at this establishment
is warrahtcd to be equal to any Sold in this c"nn
try. They mostly raised at Our extensive Gardens
in the neghborhoud # Boston, by car, u and expert
enc ed growers. hose soits which do rot ripen well
in this country. imported from of the most
.pons,bc establishments, in Europe. From the manner
in which our b,isincs is conducted, have perfect
knowiedse Of the character aud age Of Seeds and
can recommend them to the public, with the most
perfect confidence Of their freshness sad purity"
feb l3 -eo3w
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- Ntice.

sAAvING sold cut my stock in trade OF Boots and
Shoes to Joseph II. White. and designing to leave
town IN few days request all who are indebted u
me to make immediate payment, y, shall be under
the unpleasant nece,si, Of leaving all accounts unset
tied in the hands Of officer tor collection those
having demands against me are likewise requested 10
present them for payment. S. ID EDISON.
y B Itakc hi, opportunity oftendering ny crate
ful acknowiel g-nenis 10 those who have fvored me
with their custom and b,g leave to recommend them
10 nv SUCCESSOR (who will continue the business at the
stand, snd be possessed vi all the advantages of
keeping up const.n, supply. which lie ~li sell on
the most pleasing terms feb l3-0
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-15

id'u VII tS 'dUip d ItSotu'tUu iAtuS VII Ei'uiN
next for The election of Printer to the Senate.
Mr.. Leigh, the Commissioner Of Virs inia TO
South Carolina, has declined the honor of pub.
lie dinner, rendered him BY the Common Coun-
Gil Of Charleston. The Charleston Courier of
the 9Th says:
sit is rumored, but we cannot vouch for its
correctness, that 1.-The Powers that be" have
declined taking any step in conformity with the
request Of Virginia, until after the adjournment
o; Congress, and that should THAT body adjourn
wirhnu, a satisfactory adjustment OF the Tariff,
the State Convention will be again called tose-
ther, to act on the question OF secession, with
view, however, Of afterwards submitting their
decision to the people, for ratification or rejec-
ton"
Mai Gen. Scott arrived at Charleston on the
9TH inst. in the brig Oregon, from NewYork.
AT Ia meeting of the Washington Society, held
on The 18th day of February, for the purpose of
making suitable arrangements for the celebration
Of the approaching anniversary Of the Birthday
Of WAsHINoroN, the Secretary communicated
to the Society the contents t letter which he
had received from w. II D,nserlrd. Esq,
expressing his regret, that unforeseen aud una
vcdao!e circumstances deptis ed him of the pow
err of performing the task imposed upon him by
The resolution Of the Society which appointed
him their Orator for the 22,l February, 1855
When, on motion. it was
Rescired. That this Society, unwilling TO per
NIT to pass by unhnnored the day which gave
birth to Him whose name it bears. will becoming
ly celebrate its approaching anniversary.
Rss0iueGi Tina, George w. P. CUsrIs. Eg.
b. respectfully requested to Gill the place vacated
by the resignation of Mr.. Daingerhrld.
Resolyet, That the Military Companies and
Ci,ii Associations of the town be invited and
requested to participate and assist in the cere-
mnnies Of the occasion.
Adjourned.