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The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-08-26
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IN,iIYllKsITY "a 1ARYIAND.

THIHE LECTURES OF THE FACULTY OF PLY
IL SIC Of the University of Maryland, viii commence
The ensuing term ON the FIRST DAY OF SEPTEM
BER next, and wll continue until the FIRST DAY OF
MARCH following
Prof N. POTTER, Theory and Practice of Med
II. w. HALL, ohstetncs, Hygiene and
$. C. BAKER, IaIeria Medica, and Thera
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UHATENT COTTON SEINE TWlNE.--Ths
N subscribers, Agents for the sale of Clarkson's Pat
ent Cotton TWfNE, have on hand an extensive as
sorment of this very superior article, which they ofie
10 Fishermen aud Others on liberal terms.
SELLMAN s. CROOK,
au4 Corner of South and Pratt SITS.
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LETTERS FROM HOME.
Ely THEODORE S. FAY.

"a gloomy sea
Rolls wide hetveen that home and me;
The moon NAV twice be born and die
Ere cen y0Cr seal can reach my eye;
And OH Lvendiien that darling seal
(Upsn whose print used TO feel
The breath of !hORe, the cordial air
OF loved young lips still freshly THEREBY
Must come, alas! through every fate
OF time and distance, cold and late,
When the dear hend, whose touches filled
Ii leaf with sweetness, may be child"
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-08-26

Lac Of tie firm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-14
TIPPECANOE CLLB

Al meeting Of the Tippcranoe Club held in the
CITY Hell on the evening OF the l0h inst w b. ~.
son ia the Chair
On motion OF Col u F.Ecly. Resolved. That n
coai'niuooof five be- appointed 10 take into considers.
Ton The propToiy Of this club attending tho Harrison
meeting at West Alexandria ON the 2lst day of MAY
next WHAT preparatory arrangements should be made
Tor the occasion and report TO this meeting.
Whereupun the Chair appointed Mcssrs Il. F.Eell,
:. Spr'gg, Esd james A. Clarke, Esq, J. ii. Roberts
aud JAS u. JlckS,n
The committee retired To- few moments and on
Their re'urn submitted the following resolutians
Isl. Resolved That we deem 1t highly impor,ani
mat The 1ippccanoe Club should attend the Harrison
meeting 10 DC held 81 West Alexandria on the o. 4 Of
May next.
IL Resolved, That n committee Of five be a-,roiur
ed to superniend and direct the order of PROCESSION
ana o consult and coopcra'e with the other socie,e.
and bodies of the people who NAV prop,so ,itcniipc
said meeting.
81 Resolved, That n committee Of three be anp,inr
cd 10 Procnrc flags, standards and such other devices
moloS' &c- as may be deemed appropriate to the O,
casiou
On motion, Tie report Of The committee was unani.
mouSly adopted
Messrs James :. Wheat. d. MGiU:is VIM NIX.
Lamhdin, Il. +. Nelly AMI JOHN Graham, were AZ
pointed Cemmitice Of arrangements under the 2d
resolution.
M-s-ca. 8. p. Hull,han J. D. yacI,snn and J,bn N.
MCTeary, were appointed Committee on Flags, de-
vices, dc. Inder the 81 resolution
The club then went into an election OF officers c,t
The ensuing three months when the following gentle.
men were unanimously elected, viz
President, Thomas nuGHES
Iioe Presidents, j. w Robb Jos Junkins inc ri.
Clarke, VIM. NIX. Lambdin
Secretaries, +. Il Armstrong ID IIull
On motion The Club adjourned
VIM. B. TYSON, President
ID. Hull Secretary
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-14
COUNCIL OF THE CRY OF vv,rrr,rv,


! Council met present, Mcssrs. the Mayor. Braa !,
Dun BAR Hubbard Hughes forbes. Graham. Inmbiin
MLurc' Morrison, Richards SeIby and wickLam.
The proceedings Of the last meeting wcrr .ead and
approved.
TEc Commiiiec On coal banks submitted a rcio,,
relative 70 TIE maeIs in controversy between The
city and The Messrs. Newlpye & Slater which. Inv.
| ing been read,
o'dcred That the Attorney fer the city be ins,ruc
tea 10 institute cuit against The said Ncwoye r the
recovery Of The proper compensation
The Committee on streets and Alleys suhsnirrcl a
report relative to The grading of Alley b. in Soui!
Wheeling, recommending that said Alley be graded
provided the street commissioner can procure To b
done for the clay that will be taken out The rcpor
was adopted
The Committee on Coal Banks submitted 4 rcro,
Of The Survey Of The coal bank worked by T. l.. Han,
mond. and the adjustment Of his accounr. which wa,
accepted.
! The application OF Mr. Hammond fOr lease Of the
same bohk he now works upon the same terms a.
herciotHse was read and on motion Of Mr. Wickham
! oTfere9, That the application be laid on the table
and the Committee The Coal Banks was instructed
10 enquire INTO the e1pedieney Of shutting all The civ
coal banks for the present
The council then went into a consideration oC srl;.
nances reported by the Committee on ordinances and
the ordinance fixing the assize Of hread was read and
I referred sack 10 the Committee.
On motion of Mr. Wckhan, license was granted
to Ihomas Norris, 10 keep an ordinary on Alatke,
street
On motion Of Mr. Wiokham. The application of John
h. Boisfsrd, for license & IN ordips-y ,,,e ,,L
uP and lieense. granted
The application Of Charlie. Stcui,er a, 4, I;,.,., r.,
keep an ordinary taken Up and rejected Al, Of
JOSEPH yohlc.
a petition from citizens Of the ia ward, ,z,iug r.
council TO refuse license to any person fo ,l
nary IA solth Wheeling, wa read aud laid upon III.
table
petition was presented praying for license for John
'ssoi 10 Keep an ordinary, tie bridge in South
wheeling. was read and rejected
An application from WIN. r. Clarke. for license O.,
Keep coilec house taken up and license granted
peli'iou from Mu. Richardson and otlcrs r,,,,r,
license hr {. Sn.der % Keep an ordinary on yy,,.,
street Wa read aud the prayer Of he petitioners r.,
jccted.
On motion Of Mr. Wickhsm, ordered that the s,,,c,
commissioner enquire What would b., the ryp.o.o n
placing Tampa each end Of the bridge. acres. WI i,
ing Creek ond keeping the same IN order and LIGHTED
when necessary
petition was presented from NJ Thomson and
o'hcn. Tr1yi"g for reduction Ne tax for lcens,
on coffee houses. which was rejected
On MOTION ). Warden was appointed curator Of fl.
eiy ball Tor tho ensuing year
Petitions were presented from Peter SELLERS. Gail,
Naiihe and Others. praying remission on Wsi., IN,
which were referred 10 The Cor,rittee on w.,,,
Works
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-14

icnics ~ driving tho British troops from their r,x;.
ton, but they d.so5eye orders tot spiknr an. enc.
nys cannon. destroying their ammuniton and th,,.
uron immediately rc-crcs-.ng the the main Az,
my. The Two series on The uh SIDE OF the riv,r
aTd on the day. planned nj sItcu a. or der or
iers from General Harrison. nenily success.
iui. resulting IN tie otScts designed. frciug the Brit
lsh TO raise the siege OF Fort Meirs hat Conducted
by the brave and accomplished olc,r H,1s Col. John
Miller. TOW Representative IN Congress iIom Mis-
intended 10 destroy sun.en trcry that had an
noyed very seriously by ,rflndrg rear line Of
pic ksis well as prevent the ain entire Irdirn
iorce then invt s,i tie fort that SIDE Of the nv er
irom cooperating with the British assns rudl, at.
Ia, L. made The iimc the opposite sic cor.
siderng The very great disI ary between cur force
and that OF the enemy, being four 10 one. was
must be allowed To ~y, of the mist brilliant az
fairs of the last war.
! General Winchcsict's movement - tic river Rasin
where he was defeated. was m disobcficncc of Gene
raj llarrisons order which required him proceed to
the Rapids OF the Aiaumce OF the l1kos. and To re-
main there for iuriher orders.
have extended my remarks beyond what De.
signed. when commenced. but You will pcrrcIvo nv
object WAS TO give full and sfciory answer To-
your snierrogaionCs. | aver that cvtry ot ca-
SION when General Ilarr.soE commanded. he ever
disregarded personal danger aud sacrifice in the
performance of duty. exhibiting all the fine quail
Iiss of daun,less soldier. combined with those Of
a talented. skiliul. ans most able General WHY. nj
this period. when death has swept away so
many memorials oi General Harrsons intro pdiiy and
excellence should the poisoned spirit orpli'ital envy
attempt thus iotamish the hand earned laures of The
veteran Sodior Who. in public in private life, L,
lived Ui'hort fear and Sri,hoEi rcprt0,h.'
Tbs. SIR. Is what haze 10 say OF General iIarrssn
douhi whether there is another living Who las 4, =
scssed equal ofp1riuni'cs with myself, of forming
correct opinion &c General IIarrisons military cb,roc.
ter. served under ham the greater par Of lie to-
rod hc was TIC wac IN act service. rear his rcrsr
comno ncirg with the 1iPTocunoe expedition. and on.
tinuing "a iis termination: reionne has amy IA n I,
fall Of lSl2. at Frnl linton Chic. where immediately
on my arrNal.I became mcmb'r Of his military FAM
ily ~ Secretary: Ia the winter OF 1912 ard ISI3
was appointed hs acting Deputy AdIuiant G,Eoral
and ia May 1873 Immediately after the siege of For,
Mries'IH Aid-dc-camp. which station held to fIc
close OF hisini'ary service. Md ia -coGclus on cun
safely say, that never IN my life n trlvcr ma,
IN battle one more collected pop and full of csour.
ces. than Goncral Nilaim Uonry Harrison.
! have he honor To be. with eTca,rcspcct. your
o''senI J. OFALLON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-14

me Nc" YORK Post says that the following para
graph extracted from letter just received from Wash
i'soh' from source entitled 10 The fullest credit:
An 1'e re- OFT has been in circulation here within
inc last few days, that there has been personal mis-
understanding between Mr. Eors,th and Mr. To,
growing Out u the boundary question 10 uhirI Tho
Charaeer OF the recently pnlaS he'd correspondence
between iher well as the tenor Of the ediiorioI m
"arh' Of some OF the city papers are but too well cal
suIeu 10 eiSe'enrrency have great satisfaction.
however, in being able TO say that Tins rcror, a.. -,
The slightest foundation IN truth MIR. 70. ard Al,
forsy'h are no'>. they have ever Leen on forms M
inc most perfect cordiaiily and friendship. So I'M
from any Misunderstanding or unknd feeling hay;
ARISEN between these distinguished gentlemen. have
70 ""s' That they are personally on such terms
OF intimacy 10 justify confident beI:eC r., ,I'
Boundary question would be om.caby and satisfa,o-
ry settled IN twcniyiour hours f 1t wcro left 10 ,h,
decisions $500 WI W "'eIf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-14

believe rs calculated destroy the credit If the states
and ther institutions and psralyse individual cu.er-
PRISE by reducing the value Of property and vagss OF
labor
Therefore, ReSoiroR That tho Mechanics Of the cy
OF wheeling. heing anxious To obtain constant emplp,
ment AMI Reasonable wJgcs, view the doctrines of
senators NsLKER, BUCuANAS and CAiItoUN, rs sirIk
ing at the very TOO, OF their freedom and rights
Rcsoircd. That the establishment, o; such docr.nes
would reduce the meSsnic md ilboEer o. The United
safes to love! Nth ms Preach peasant or In Rus
sian scrc
RoSOtUci. 1'iai With view Of show ing our dssp
probation OF The measures ui the proscni adnnisii-
uon, We viii unite an a p1occssior and attend c II AZ.
EisON meeting AZ Wcst Alexandra. Pa. with appropi..
ate banners, ctna!enaiic of varios occupatious
| ksseIrcd. That We invite our brother mechanics al
the neghbor'ng Counties. particularly those OF the
towns of Bridgeport ST Cairs,i e. Mt Pleasant SJcu.
bonvile, Wellsbargh. Triadclphia anu Eliz85ethoNn
Va 20 unite with this cecasicn.
Resnlrei. That committee &c twelve be appointed
ny The chair to make oil necessary arrangement. is
carry the foregoing resolutions into effect
The chair appointed the following gentlemen. GEO
DrisY, RANoALL BKOwN.R.J GARwoop, H. {. WIcE
HAM, l.. c. JEFFrRs. }. NJ MCRE.RY, >. ). glenn
JAS MCLuNEr. W. r. wILsoN A.,BENNEIT;S AvEEy
and H. HELM
On notion EeQfr.1 That the secretary te ias,r,.c,
ell 10 wre To Of brother mechanics ia the
places above named friendly to the cause, and a-i
their cooperation
On uics'on. ReSs,rc5. Tha, rhc Twoceedings Of thu
meeting be signed by the chairman aId secretary and
re nllshcd IN the papers % this city.
On motion, now adjourn To meet On Saiurdl,
evening, the Is n met, the City Hall
EDWARD COEN I'r.s;deai
II. j. GARwOon, Secretary.
n The committee Of arrangements are requested Z,
meet at the Mayors office Tneslny ev ~ - at Z
4 "Co'A GI!O. DULTG, Charm.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-14

HE EfGHTn WONDER OF THE Von ,r, f.,
MANN 81 L.je.-Dr COLOSSUS takes Ir,n.c,.I.,,,,
's' ia being able al This important iunctpre ~ do
" medicines at crisis when ouacks arc oron.
ips ana Heying over The country adrniniste,r, ,h,
ueieFfious noSirums 10 the orr,lulous r,I;no d. -
"oi''' ana hunbugibe ty their recejnts ami tiI;s.
gu poor humanity more rapidly than sworJ nos,o,,,
famine or Itemperance; ho is mos, transcon,,..,,.'
hhPpy At SUCH crisis TO announce TO the afIl,sJ ~
wonderful virtues ofhis all powerful comoounJ H.
PozEaTUN OF BIFR I'Ounu' me
its CoHpoSuion.-The Pomafum of Life ar p,-
e0,o" ufesse Is compound Of equal par,s az ,b.
uOuole concentrated extract Of buzzard far sn, a..
.ochhod fniniossence ofskunk oil infcrmnolcJ ,;,L
n'shy PrceipIidicd decociion Of bed.bup's IatI % ;
u ah agreeable perfume Of purely vegetable me-,
ITS IHtaes-lt is an unfailing rcmedy -. -
u'seaSc under The sun or moon, and for Lar -
ses 'sat 90 not exist 50 that allow inc ono o., ~
ease 20 appear annually, it will mco, sill con,;n,a~
oies for 1891 years ~ 'oh'iigeh-
Ce''Jhoate-Io DIR. Colossus: yo,rr T2csu,,..:.-
Iis"se' OF Lie Pomainnn, tried lb,r rporpinc -,
skeleton ~ my Office gave The fame ,boronoh 80
I.'oi' OF INC pomaium. wrapped il up in warm bIan.
'S' s"o iaid u out IN The moorsh inc-aud 49, -
W up carry IN the morning by the fellow ba,,I;nr S
'p n"u walter to wash the grease off his lands Co.,
"fu Dody' and for a clean ,shiri.
f'"u'y THOMAS BRoHprxr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-14

~ As Az oxtinrus'cr Of all the ISLANDERS upon
General Harrison. Of the Globe saJ other kindred prints
Jet re Van Buren party read Tie follow ing from their
owl Wee President OF him Colonel Richard NJ
JolDsos .hus spoke in the House Of Representatives
whilst member Of that body;
"Of the career Of Gen. Harrison need not sseak-
tho history of to West his history For forty wear.
he has been identified with is interests be- perks and
its hopes Universally beloved On the walks ct poace
and Distinguished ~ his ability in The councils AZ hos
country. he has been yet moro iustrousiy distinguish
Cd IN the field. D1riuz the Late var he was Ignve,
IN actual service tbau auy other general officer be- "a,
perhaps, oiiencr IN action than Any one Of them Avn
NEVER sUsrAlsED DEFEAr"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-14
Cincinnati. onh FL 1910


DEsH SIR --Your letter Of the L7.h inst. ,y,. G.,
"anied' under cover. 10 Maj. Chambers. at Wa,bin,.
on' heniucky. and sent by him 10 my residence orc
lel' hsmc. which must be my apology fDr the J,Iay
Of this answer % U'''y
can state that you have bean correctIv ;,c, -,
That y was m ihe battle Of the Thames and near ~,
person OF General IIauison from the % nm-ne.o,cr,
10 The termination Of the engagement aud that per
5onaily know what part General Harrson took IN n 3.
was captain ~ the army Of The United States and
hal ne hoor 10 st as regular Aiddc-camp 10 Cen
eral arriscn during the active operations Of the cam
paign AFTER the capture Of The British feet and
~ MS side re the hattie Of The Thames with the OF
'epi1n OF the time when. after The capture Of the Brit
'sh iroops. he directed me to proceed 70 Goyerpor
Sh.lDy and order him 10 bring up Smraiis Rori,nept
and reinforce That portion Of Jyhnsons Regiment ssJ
ne lcii d Tfotiors Brigade which was pressed v The
Indian iOIce wv
You say 30 has been openly avowed on the floor of
me House OF Representatives Of Ohio now IN session
ny members in their places that General Harrison ~
~ no umc ~ the battle within two miles Of the
battle ground that The entire plan Of operations 80
projected ~ Col " NJ JohnsSn; that he led M, t,or.
20 conquest nnd hat General Harrison hal no part or
~ in The matter Fron my pora1nal knowlodps al
me plan md events g fhoi bate have no b,.ita
lon 10 'aitng snai ih@so declarations IN relation 10
Seh.fol Hris0n's position and conduct in hist battle
gro destitute Of any foundation in truth General liar
fsoD les Correctly soicd IN he report 10 fie War De
psf'fae"I ae pos.ion he Occupsd just before The con-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-14
FrORru,.-Thc Savannah Georgian of.the -a9h

FLoErul.-Thc Savannah Georgian ofthe OOH -,
has the following items:
INDIAN M RDHRS.--Every week brings its tale of
blood Capt Brooks of the Gcreial Clirch. inf ~
Us That s"ne time last week. tho Rev Mir hitRep.ol
The Methodist Episcopal Church was Killed while rd
ing his circuit by Indians within three a. lies OF A.,
canopy.
Also That an express arrived at Gayey's Ferry ON
saturday evening. brings intelligence of The canuro
and destruction of train of wagons. some where in
middle lorida. The MagoEs burned. the miles
Killed and the sergeant in command of The train nor.
tally wounded
Col fwiGGs ENrEDITIoNs-Cn THURSDAY IN, mn .
'Ds -saiiamI "l started hom Gareys Kerry, in ,Lc
Siearncrs Gen Clnrh and VIM CASTOR. with cl.,,r
bioodhouhds for lie 0cklnwaka. The mimi or of -.
guar troops was 275. besides large lumber of Gill
Zen volunteers. The entire Erre is reported 10 M, e
been IN excellent spirits. warmly animated with the
hope oil Aneeoss' and confidence in tie cut -ryrsc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-14

Under The head q tie Log Cabin Farce. the cdito
Of she ST. Clairsyille Gazette has some very ro,r.
hensible remarks upon the meeting held in II. Cairs
vile on Saturday the "a inst We confess ihat We
are ashamed Of profession when We see th1t IL.
rncm5cn will - FAR condescond from. the dignity Of
manhood as TO be guilty Of cOndemning any body a
citizens known 20 be respectful in the manner tb,,
he doos-si'malilRg them broken merchants black
legs aud negroes. The citizens Of Wheeling who Al.
tended that meeting were far from being numerous
less thar Gny On all. and ihcy were mon whom We
have known pr years. and they have borne as rspse
table characters az least. the editor Ofhe St Glars
vile Gazette has. have the officers government
ior wilson, he contends 20 loudly. why Is IT, con the
editor Of The 81 ClaIryillo Gazette tell Why D. u
That The party Of which he Is representative, tsks
such pleasure IN cOndcmning tho citizens Of towns
and cites o. Uaukors ami brokers. broken merehan.
and blacklegs Do they expect 81 carry the voters Of
The country by it VIII they doity Will the peooIo If
Tie country be deceived boo, the summon If ,,,,,
merely bcoeuse That pouy de,rlcs ,bo citizen. II
towns We woi not. The people Of lhc country al,
reflect o. well os any others and they know , ,,l
ihai the party to which these donouncers off,. -,
pie Of critics and towns belong has injured The er,,
H.'fs ihaH hcy oanogerropair. That pnrty bsgs7 ID,
decymr tbe commercial mou--it has ended bv b,.,,.
ing "healdown 70 20 cs abushci while goods frcgb,
aud "rwafdlag b. nearly as high as ever. Tn. a.,
mer gets nohing ior hs labor while De i. eomooli, =
to- pay as high fr every hing he gets De- be eve, dad
Ih' hove '' honesty Of professions made BY tbs..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-14
MECHANICs MrErlNc

A. meeting Of the Mcrhanirs Of the cite a. ,,.,...,
ing on Friday evening. April TO- nj F,rcr,,,,. IN
pursuant % PrCveus uoticc IN CoEV, WINS c,It,,i !,
he chair md X }. GAHwooD, apDointtd srcret,ry
Tho object q the meeting was stated bv an, if r.
WIcEuAM, and on motion.
ke'otre6 Iint aoommiiiee q ihres be- appointed 10
DRAFT preamble and resolutions for the eop..l,,.,,
OF this meeting
49, The chair appointed Messrs w r. Wusov " n
'H-oN and D. 4. JEFFERs, Who returning presented
'h" following preamble aud fosolutuns which -
unanimously adopted '''e
N,''D' ne party who now bold The ro,ns Of f,s
government are pursuing policy which We
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-14

The President Of tho United States hls seen ,,il
disaa'isfocti0H sGous II ne Gra,,ai goreyHasHt Il.
KING various occasions active parts in the eicctsp
o. glbe lunctonarcs whether Of The renc nj or saf,
gOvorumcn's Freedom oi elections being essential 90
the mutual Independence q government and of tso
sidercut brlnchss ~ the same government - ,itaIIy
herished BY in1si 0i constitution dssHsd ip
eooper for oJt,rs drperfiag ns Ersrsfue q 49, a.
Mon % niemh b. control or influence 90 free ever.
oise oi ihe e'ee,i's nlht aud further D. c1pecci
Fiai ho it,e o.'ce'J vii NOT aitenp influence the
votes % o,hsfa 80 10 tsko any part Boz ,e business
o. cieciftaso'uHs, usat boiug deemed ruc1usistsof
Nith he Cot.s,i,u,". ani I1s 'pu,s 10 a." Ih.ssa.
Lse0sos
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-14
HARRISON AtEErlNc

AhcT pFcvisUs notice goodly number Of the Gill
zers OF Ohio county met at Roney's Point when Mr.
Adam Paris was called 10 the Chair and Saml Knods
appointed Secretary. The object of the meeting be.
ing explained 10y VIM. Mcconnell, Esq the following
Committee were appointed TO DRAFT resolutions: D.
Armstrong James Duncan, Thos. Hen 'erson, Jesse
Davis an James Frazier Whilst the resolution, be.
low'wese under consideration, Ihe meeting was adj.
dressed by Messss Edgington Sprigs and Kelly aac-
which they were unanimously adopted
Whereas. the policy Of tho general eovernner, is
such a. bears oppressivcly upon tie business Of the
country and especially upon tho products Of our farms
aud abor and believing that q reduction In the ysIus
Of our property und lands and in the wages Of labor
VIII not confer lnsting benefits upon us and OR nos
tcHiy and also believing that The present situation oC
our country demands the closest scrutiny Of all honest
and PATRIOTIC citizens of the community into The cause.
Of the depression of every intere l. We do bo,cIr,
approve Of the assemblies Of the people for The rur
pose OF nqurng into these matters and removing the
cause a. possible
Therefore, Resolved That we will meet oar fellow,
cii<cHs at West AcHandra on the 81 OF Riay next
aud DO earnestly invite all good citizens tD ioin us IN
day y ''''
Resolved. That committee Of six be appointed n
make The necessary arrangements for the procession
To ITocure flags banners. &C. whom the following
80 ''' wv "Pf'lh'eHs WIN maNWell Jas
. Hzier Ihos. Henderson, David Armstrong Isaac
Jones, David Fars
Resolved. That James Duncan be appointed Chief
Marhall. and That Edward Ccsson. David Frazier ans
angus bic, ~. bc appointed Deputy Mirshalls
Resolved, That the Chief Marshall be- instructed 10
remain az R1neys Point until The procession from,
"neelus arrives. aud then fall m with them
hesoNcd, That The proceedings Of this rueetipg h,
published IN the Wheeling parcrs and s,,,od 49,, 49,.
Chairman and Secretary
ADAM FAIRS. Chairman.
SAut KvOpE. Scey