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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-25
Triumphant SHcc,s IS Of
j. y + SEES & Ms,
(No. 45. Division Street. NEw York;

(No. 45. Dirisioa STREET NEw York;
CLARIFIED ESSENCE OF
III O a H UND CAND
,oMPOU NDED of twenty ave of the most
- sdic auu salutaTy cough ingredients for the
cure OF coughs. colds, hDaI irritation of the
throat, Group, whooping-cough, alarms paIui
iailoh OF Tue heart, liver compliant night Yeats
ana pr9iuse or constant expectoratIon and ali
those diseases which, il not checked n time
lead To consumption and death.
Inc subscribers have been appointed agents
tor inc SAFE St PeaSe' Cllriied Essence of Ho1r-
hound Candy in this cIiv, and will weep on hand
constant {. ply Of that justly celebrated candy
inc great reputation o: which for the cure of the
above mentioned diseases has increa
sed the sales beyond that of every remedy hereto
fore offered
Sold at manufacturers prices by
JNO III THOMPSON & CO..
Periodical Agents 4 Srationors.
aug 20 MOuroe street.
y MOTHER MAGNITIC sVr STORY
"A Two Original and R,autiful En- cravings.
The NEW WORLD for he week ending august
~ cont iins-
Toe Dcformed-a novel OF the deepesi interest.
by the author OF ~ oo.s and Fie DIS"
BaTnabv Rud se-hew chapters, with an Illus
trat ye engraving made expressly for the New
World.
Jerusale lena sketch with superb ensrn
wing of the HILLS aud sacred city.
An original Poem, by Mrs Sigourney-witb
SIX other Original Poem b. Mrs Mowati, Miss
Crawford, Henry Watson, Park Ben jamin.
theatrical "Reminiscences, including memorials
Of Mrs Siddon, Miss O'N,il, John Kemble, Ban
mister, &c.
The Spectre Ship OF Saler a story from
BlackwoOds Magazine
The Worth OF the Mind-an essay by Rev Or
vile Dewey.
The Riva'-a love story with moral.
The New York University, and its Medical
school.
A great variety of + iitorial and selected Arii-
clss-ranging from grave TO gay, from lively 10
severe"
Foreisn News, by the Columbia.
SubscTIp IONS received AMI single numbers for
sale al the Peru iical Office AMI Statolarv store
of n THOMPSON & ca
aug 20 Monroe street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-25

JEW WORLD, and Saturday Evening Post
~ for the week ending Saturday. September 1 /.
The II containing chapters SO and 81 Of The second
volume Of Charles o'Alalley. Alsn. the first Ame-
rcan edition of the Pie Mic Papers by various hands
edited by Charles Dickens. Esq (Boz.) &c. &c.
Subscriptions receive and single numbers for sale
at the Periodical Office Of IL THOMPSON ~ CO.
sen u Monrpe street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-25

NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODs.
SENSENEY respectfully notifies his friends
70 and the nblie that he is now receiving and
opening his usnal supply Of new g,olS Not Geem
ing q necessary To specify the various articles he
will merely say that his assortment is as full and
complete rs ever. He will be m0~t happy Co se.
ms friends and customers. and assures them them
That his goods will be sold goo1 terms ns any
On ihis market sep 23-3IG
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-25
CARPET a. COVERLIT EsTAB-
LISHMENT.


OMESTIC MANUFACT URES
DAVID KENNEDAY respectfully sOllcts the
attention of dcaler rs, heads of families and the
public generally TO h.s establishment in South
Wher ling, v here he continues TO carry on the
weaving Of.DOMES1I C CARPETS AND Co
VERLlTS, Of variety of styles, figured, rain
bow and Venetian. He has also several new
patterns, that cannot fail To afford perfect satIs-
faction. All orders will be promptly attended To
and his work warranted of the best quality. Ev.
cry KIND OF coorlng done At the most reasonable
price.
Wheeling, Sept. 10. Is4I -6m
WELLSBURGH FEMALE SEMINARY.
ME second term Of this Seminary will com
i mcnce on Monday, October 4, under the sn-
periniendance Of The Rev. J. l.. Harrison The
course Of instruction will consist Of wriIing nriIli-
meiic, grammar. geography, history. composition.
natural and moral philosophy, aud asnnomy. The
most assiduous attention will lie paid To enrich the
minds of the pupils committed To his care.
Terms. per Quarter. of eleven weeks
For the JUNIOR class $500
Middle 400
Senior 50O
Instruction the Piano including use Of Inslru-
meni per Quarter SO.
The locati0n Of Wellsbnrgh, Brook county. Va is
pleasant asd healthy, and il, many accounts.
we'll adapted for schools. Boarding ia private iami-
lies be had a very moderate charge.
WsllsbuTgh, Sept. ., lSil.-3,&
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-25
GREAT ATrRACTIONn,,

GKEAT ATTHACTION!!!
hive this day placed my accounts in the hands
N oi MIR. Edward Mccullough FOR collection. All
those who are InlebIed Io me .rIIher on note or
book account will do well to settle their respective
accounts Immediately with Nh. T.. McCullpush
otherwise suits will he Immediately Instituted
wiIh"ui respect TO persons.
sept % NJ REILLY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-25

For sale by w. II. Carr Co., Commerce street.
Philadelphia; Stiekney & Noyes, No. s. Charles
street, Baltimorei Edward Field s Co., New York.
HERVEY HAMMOND.
" ME undersigned carpenters OF Wheeling hav-
l. ing examined II. Hammond's Patent upper e.
ImProVedlower WINDOW SASH SPRINGS
recommend Them as a very superior article.
p. Scaueriay, w. p. Wilson,
J. H. White, C. uanes
Robi. Hamilton, Wm. Hamilton,
Edw. COen, a. Pannell,
Geo. w. Hall, w Goudy.
They have also been recommended hy the best
carpenters OF Washington City Baltimore, Philadel-
phIn, Pittsburgh, and wherever introduced, and
look Premium at the exhibition of the "American
Institute New York, October, 1898.
The subscr Der is and will remain in Wheeling
but a few days OILY, and will attend 10 putting his
| springs 20 all kinds Of windows Cor letting such
down, in addition TO raising aud fastening the lower
an a neat, durable, and satisfactory manner. See
specimen Ut Mr.. Hornbrooks new brick house IN
South Wheeling
Address u. Hammond, through the Post Office, or
at McCoriney's Tavern. H. HAMMOND.
sept % Piieniee and Manufacturer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-25
CASH!

n want casl, and must have IT, Aher this week
N number Of notes AMI accounts Of long sianeing
t,nd often presented Cor payment will be placed ~
the officers hands for collection,
I tender my thanks 10 those Of my friends VINO
.,'Is SAMUEL MCLALLEN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-25

KING q CRUMBACKER,
WHOLESALE a RETAIL
DEALERS ~ GROCERIES. WINES. q LIQUORS
FOBN ARDING & COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.
WHEELING, Va
w vi. III. KING, q Il. &. CRUMBACK-
I'm, having entered into partnership and purchased
the stock OF Mr. Solomon King Will continue bu.;
ness al the old stand No 46. Water Street
They are prepared TO receive aud daspuich goods
east, or west, ut the lowest rates
The patronage of the customers oftbe late House
aud our friends il solicited
JUNIATA NAILs.-lO0 kegs s. o. an
~ Juniaia nails GA consignment for sale ln,N BY
july % KING A. CRIrNIRACKEp
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-25
aug II

EALrH.-Many of our re,de no doub,
- aiS possessed with this all imrortant bles.
s.ns, Snch they may long retain, p & p1rliculn
.fS enu care be paid 20 themsel. ves, that
whenever they feel the least indispos d, 10 prc.
uIeapIoper medicine ia Tue reason" Bur on
nc ,,nSI VIC ind thousands who are labor
sS, fulsease, and many. We fe ar Will prove
| serious, IL not attended early Womb those nor
sonS res ri 10 the medicine tina has blisbsJ
| UaTj;rb, '11.ousahds OF cases W hich IS Doctor
/ anI so10,hpound irensthening and Germnn
apeiiieht Plll, 50 pre-emincntly Teoo ume rded
vvan IIdisesses incident 10 the human race, they
w~ouIH De replaced back again 10 "li(e's sweet
o'Ssslng, which Is health /"
~, '1s SPEAK from occular proof, knowing in ma
| H. ,hoaSes where cures have been performed
" 'no use OF this medicine, " ith marked success
VI various Complaints such as DvsIens,o
pnnel COMPLAINTS, Rheumatism, Pain In the
49, n. o,ue end Back, Costiveness, Nervous
"eaAmtss, Emaciation, Genera Debility d.c
&c, rms medicine consists of two dis,inct
Kills SlZ:-Fhe German Aperient and the q on,-
ggemnve hSengthenlng Tonic Pills, the former to-
| IL ,o'ie ana all cXcrementItIOus matter from
the oooy, thus cleansing and purifying the sys-
'en', aiter which The latter are used 20 give
an anu vSor {" weak and debilitated or
80 estorS the LOST appe lite, Ond praduc, tran
~ lest and sweet Iepose We highly apnroI
=, me Docior theory diseases Shi,
de,,1iy Is sale and eHtctual, and advise the If.
histed to give his medicine fair trial -IDaiIv
Chronicle. '' tN"iS
p, rSP Principal Office. No 10. North i-b,b stree,
aug - Wb.aI;na
70 OTiCE.- Having disposed of nv stock OF mer
" chandIze 10 my son WIN II King, and Mr. Ed.
ward Crunbacker. whom confnenilv recomman,,
10 my Old friends ana customers all persons indcI,
ed 10 me VIII make payment To Them and lbose
having claims against me will present the same for
KING.
TAX! TAKE TAX!M
" OUR taxes have been long since due ,nd
n. Yet unpaid. You caR save much tune c,s,.
alu Trouble by calling the Sheriff. Office. imme.
u'aley aud pay ing the same. there will he hut one
ear and that one for property ro cover the amount
ana costs w MITCHELL, Dep. E,r
""s ~ w u Hardesiy. =. o. G.
NTIFBOXES TIN just received and
Il .oI sale low for Cash by
aug Is KNOX & LLOYD.
ctk hiiDS iIIne y - sngar In -,ole aI,I LII
sale by JACOB q MITCHELL.
2R BRLS N . .u'lassesln store and TOR s,Ie
by JACOB &. MIFCHFLL-
Lxgs BIS .nJnOHgauCIa ave WnsAgy IN
store and for sale by
. aug IL JACOB e MITCHELL.
\ Barrels Domestic Gin, n z pod article in store
~ ana for sale by JACOB q MITCHELL.
se6A Barrels good cider vinegar in store a nd for
sale by JACOB g. MITCHELL.
II ME highest cash prlcs paid for the above ar
l. tee received at warehouse on Main
street. JACOB q MITCHELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-25
BANK NOTE AND EXCHANGE LIST.

SoRREcrED TRI-wKExLyFoR rHE TINES ny
A. T.. GOFE a. CO.
Exchange Brokers, LOT Main Street WAeelisr In
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-25
SsPORTING POWDER.-D

SPORTING POWDER.-Du Points Eagle
- Gun Powder. IN canIsiers Of one pound each;
warranted cleaner, quicker md stronger than any
Sporting powder heretofore impaired. ALWAYS on
hand and lor sale by J. a. THOMPSON g. Coz
sept Periodical Agents, Monroe ST
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-25
DYsPEPsIA a HYPOCHONDIACIsM

Cured By Dr HarlcEs Celebrated Medicines.
VAR. WILLIAM MORRISON, Of Schuvlkill
~ Sixth Street, Philadelphia, afflicted for
Several years with the above distressing tisca Sc.
SICKNESS az the stomach, headache, pglpitati on
u the heart, impaired appetite acrid eruCtatiOns
GOODNESS and weakness Of the eXuemltles, ema-
cation aud gcnersl debility disturbed rect, .
pressure and weight az the stoma n after cat
ing, severe flying pans m the chest back and
SIDES c0stivcness dislike fgr society or CONVEX
salon Ia iguOr a nd ldssitude on The least Occ1-
siJn. Mf. Morrison had applied % the most em-
tnent physicians, who cOusldored 10 beyond the
power of human skill % restore him 10 salth;
however, his affections had reduced hlm ~ a de-
piOrablc condition., hay.ng been induced BY
friend ofhis % fry Dr Harlch's Msdici aes, ss
they being hizhly rccJmmcnded, BY which he
procured two packages fpt a trlll; bofro using
the second package hC found himself gro atty re-
lievod. and by continuing ihs use Of them, the
dlceasc entirely disapreafcd-ht - nov enjoying
al the BLESSINGS ofufrlact health.
Principal Office, 10 Nor.h Eighth Street, Phi
Far sale al the store ofJOHN FISHER.
augst lI3. Main 81. Wheeling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-25
CONCERT,

AER g. MRS HERBRUGHER, respectfully
NE announce 10 the lpvers ufepod music. their
second Concert on the Violin, Guitar. Horn.
with singing. on Thursday evening the z6th inst.
az the City Hall
Emil VI , will perform on the Horn PIE ces with
EchO's never done Def ore by a.g other person.
and refined aud m ielhrent pubic y 30 have an
the " 1rn. which a. 80 seldom offered. For par.
ticulars sec bills of the day. 1iCkets 90 cts 10
be had az the II "tels aud Bookstores.
Mr. n intends remaining in Tbs City few
weeks-during which time he will give private
lessons 10 any who wish-and will also attend
% the tuning and rcpaiflnE Of Pianos. RE can
beiound a. all uues az the Virginia Hotel.
Auw9G 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-25

IIIItIiE UVfIfNt" - y W fitUs
kfTRAYED away fun fhe subscriber. on ma
- 25I inst n small darn brindis COW, with white
sros 1io the nlnks her horns arc large and spread
inz and See s In couI order. J viii p1y the above
rcw1rI 10 any person Who viii bring her home.
Aug 81 JOHN MORGAN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-25
WARREN's SUPERIOR BLUEHNl
w BLACK MRITING EIEIn -.

Mh@eln2, va
NJ ARREN'S SUPERIOR BLUE AND
BLACK WRITING FLUID-Always
=" hand aud Cor sale by Ihe gruss dozen or single
Ho"eby JOHN II. THOMPSON g. 90.
y Sep9 Moo, -,
q hEESE-A further supp y. ia boxes, rec.iy.
~ ed and for sale ny
sepr9 az W., S.,
~ oIICE.-Ihe parIns rshi p Cor the manuiac.
~ lure OF Flint Glass. between PInnkett and
Miller, was dissOlved Monday the 3Oih of An.
gust The subscriber is aIuue authorized 60 colJec
the debts Of the firm.
Wheeling. Sep 3d. ~. MILTON MILLER.
SPORTING POWDER, SHOT, a.
~ BeaiIys supnriine sporting powder IN canis,ers
FFF G and Rock. do
fateni shot Nos II. b. y, !. =. g. 4. 5. 6. I. Pur-
c"sSipn Cans. plain, split. and ribbed, Pie a. Bar
Lead For sale in quantities To suit.
aug % KING 4 CRUMBACKER DC wnter .,
HLNOR RENT.-The large aud commodjou,
u brick dwelling aud store nom. corner of
Main aud Jefferson streets, and nearly opposite IN
North Western Bank. will be rented low 10 an
approved tenant. For terms Upply 10
KING * CRUMBACKER
sep 46. Water Street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-25

a FEW copies ufiIaus Pittsburgh Directory
"a received anJ f,r salo 81 The Times Omce.-
Pfce 81 raur OIL ~. WHARTON
UNDUCEMENT no CLUBs.-The cub
acrihers offer one coy Ofths Kuickerhocker ma e
srina. and one q Grahans Ladys' and Gentlemans
Nagtzine for seven dollars. being one dollar les
han the subscription price.
JOHN n THOMPSON A. co. Agents.
aug ~ hgufVs street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-25

the Daaks ga arktd par" are receiy a ON d,pu.
site at the banks In tins city. Those banks mark.
ed are not purchased.
DHIn
, 1841-09-04

creed, and sustained it by an argument which
has never been answered, and is unanswera-
bic.
The external party badges oiiormer times
need not now be recapi,ulated. The intrin:
sic grounds OF separation at the first still ex-
ist; and the principles which animated and
separated the Federal from the Republicans
party have not remitted in their operation.
A fundamental difference Of opinion in, the
Constitution. and as TO the powers Of the
General Government. sewers now, as in ear
lier times, the Authoritarian from. his oppo-
nent. Parties in their ascendeucy have
flunctuated alternately; it is 4 fallacy, there
fore, to say that certain. points Of difference
being removed, the Federal party, as such,
is extinct. The opposing principles of con
struction, above referred TO, are destined to
remain in permanent conflict as long as our
Government exists. If. =.
A crisis is at hand. The shadows that
hang over the face of the future must soon.
pass away, and then we shall know whether
JOHN TYLER Of Virginia is politically friend
or foe-whether he will, in the hour Of ex.
tremIty and danger, stand up for the Consti-
tuition and his oft-repeated and long-cherish-
ed principles, or yield TO the influence of
those who desire 10 use, but will never sus-
tain him. she is our foe, who does his coun-
try wrong" If he prove a friend, We must
defend Lin; If a foe, condemn him-as we
go for measures, not men; and We estimate
and measure by the Democratic standard of
Thomas Jefferson.
In conclusion we would direct attention
TO the facilities and advantages attending this
location. Our c~ontiguity to the Capital of
the Union, and the residence Of Mr.. JESSE
E. Dow. Zone Of the Editors) being there.
will enable us to give the political news and
proceedings OF Congress as early as the pa
pers printed in Washington. We are situa-
ted in the midst of several Congressional dis
tricts Of Virginia and Maryland, whose CON-
merce flows hither, and whose people are at
present overwhelmed by papers of an oppo-
site character.
@Communications for publication, or
orders for the papers, will meet with prompt
attention by being addressed to the proprie-
tor and publisher, at Alexandria. d. C.
JOHN NJ. JOHNSON.
Aug. 4-d&c.
, 1841-09-04
SHERIFF'S SALE.

I N virtue and by authority Of Two Execu'
1 tons issued from the office of the Clerk
Of the Circuit Court Of the County of Pike,
in the State of Missouri, each bearing date
the 9Stb day of August A. d.. lS4l, one in
favor of Moses Kelly & Isaac N. Bryson.
administrators Of ]. l.. Williams Decd, and
against Ross McElwee, and Abner l..
McElwee, and the other in favor of Isaac n.
Bryson, William c. Hardin, and Julius C.
Jackson, Merchants and Partners in trade,
in The name and style of Isaac N. Bryson
and Company, and against Ross McElwee,
and to me directed. | have levied upon and
seized all the right, title, interest, and claim
Of the said Ross McElwee, and Abner l..
McElwee, of in, and to the following real
estate to wit: fifty three (53) acres, it Of land
being part of the South half OF the North East
quarter of Section No. eight (8) in Town
ships No. fifty three North Range No. two
(2) West, and will sell the same TO the high
est bidder for cash in hand at the Court House
door in the Town of Bowling Green in said
county on Monday the eth day of Septem.
her 184l, between the hours Of nine and five
O'Clock of that day. and during the term Of
the Circuit Court of said county Of Pike TO
satisfy said Executions together with all
costs.
VIZ. PENIX Sheriff p. C.
Sent dth J0d1-St.
, 1841-09-04

Guy, and made, what | felt to be, a fri.
o.npnal march to this Capitol! looked At
ouers not myself. looked a, the prond ar.
ray tS o, Democracy on bis floor; / looked to
Me 5wenty-one Democratic Senators here.
IaoT | leave out myse.f0 and I said of them
as LOUIS the i4th said of himself. when ali
pHT n2PD was in ar,ns against him, NEG I'M.
rLohlbUS IMPAIR! Not an %vneoua,
matea Jor Numbers! Mo-! a full match for
superior numbers! And 50 thew have shown
themselves to be. Sir, | have some experi.
tnce M parliamentary warfare; | have some
'ha 'eage OF history: | know something of
"ue cohil'cfs, bodily and intellectually, Of nv
SPECIES; and can boldly say, that the an
mails OF the human race present no example
oi 'aient' OF a patriotism, of a courage. Of a
aesotedness, in amy deliberative BODY of men
.nal mas ever existed. which is superior to
hat which we have seen in the twenty.one
Democratic Senators who sustain the cause
OF their country at this most o~p,inous and
Perlcus extraordinary session of our Con.
gfess. The annals Of intellectual warfare
present no example of mental effort superior
10 their protracted, victorious, and magnif-
, 1841-09-04
SHERICF'S SALE.

N virtue and by authority Of an execution
l. issued from the office of the Clerk Of the
Circuit Court of the County Of Pike and
State OF Missouri. bearing date the 9th day
of July A. ID. 1871 in favor of Harrison
Norton and against Thomas Graflord, ] have
levied upon and seized all the right title in
etrest and claim of the said Thomas Grai1ord,
in and to the following described real estate
lying and being situate in said county of
Pike to wit: two hundred and eleven (21I)
acres being part Of the League of land for
merry owned by Luke Half Senr. deceased
and willed by him TO Luke Half Jr. and
decided by him TO Melzor Norton, and sold
by him 10 said Thomas Grafiord, and will
sell the sam to the highest bidder for cash
in hand at the Courthouse doorn the Town
Of Bowling-Green in said County Of Pike on
Monday the 9th day of September l841,
between the hours of nine and five o'clock Of
said day, and during the Term Of the Circuit
Court of said County of Pike TO satisfy said
execution together with all costs.
WM: PENlX, Sheriff of p. C..
September 4. 144I.-3t.
, 1841-09-04
SIII3RIFF'S SALE.

IN virtue and by authority of special
L writ Of fieri iacias issued from the of
fee of the Clerk of the Circuit Court, within
and Tor the County of Pike, in the State OF
Missouri, bearing date the ninth day Of Ju.
~ A. ID. 1SiI,in favor of the County oil
Pike, in the State of Missouri, and against
Thomas Booth, ! have levied upon and seiz.
ed all the right. title. claim, interest and
property, Of the said Thomas Booth, OF in,
and to the following real estate, to wit: the
lot of ground known and distinguished as
lot No. 1881 thirty-three. in the town OF
GAINESVILLE. in said County Of Pike, with all
the right privileges, and appurtinances there
OF, and will sell the same 10 the highest bid
er for cash in hand, at the Court House door
in the town Of Bowling Green, in said Coun-
ty, on Thursday the 30th day of September
1871, between the hours Of nine and five
O'Clock of that day, and during the term of
the Circuit Court Of said County of Pike, TO
satisfy said writ and all costs.
WV. PENIX. Sheriff Of 2. c.
Sept. 18th, I6i1-3t.
, 1841-09-04
PIKE COUNTY
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

AUGUST %, 164l.
The Society met pursuant TO adjournment
LIST. Thomas Kerr Esq. being called I,
take the chair and preside as President prc
tenn. G. T. Hudson Secretary.
Cd. The following constitution was unani
mously adopted.
Omitted being published in consequence
Of its length.)
Sd. The Society then proceeded to cleo,
a Board Of officers TO serve until the first
Saturday in June, 1912.
4. Whereupon, Capt. VIM. Kerr was
unanimously elected President Of said SO.
cie;y. and Capt. VIM. Bell and S. p. Robin.
son Vice Presidents.
5. G.. T. Hudson elected Secretary OF
Society.
C. l.. NJ. Wells, Treasurer of said Soci.
ETY..
I. Managers names of Pike County Agri.
cultural Society: Tcoln.
Henry kissinger VIM. Settles. of Lin
S. c. Fielder. John w. Neil,
John w. Davis, Moses Davidson,
Gen F. J. Calls, Capt. Henry Early,
Robert II. Allison.
6. Resolrei. That the first annual meeting
Of the Board of officers shall be held ut Ash
ley on The 18th day Of September next, by
the hour of - o'clock Of that day. and the
Board in addition TO their other duties pre-
scribci in the constitution, shall appoint
the set of Judges or committee To serve TO
the first annual fair of The Society.
9. Rcsolred. That a copy OF the procee-
d;ngs Of this meeting he forwarded TO the
Editors Of the Salt River Journa! and Olive
Branch. by the Secretary, with n request
that they publish the same in their respec-
tive journals.
The Society then adjourned sine dir.
Attest, THOS. KERR, Pres't.
G. T. Hudson. Secretary.
n. B. All of those that have subscription
will return them on Saturday 18th Of
1871, or convey them TO Ashley,
it will be important that they be laid be-
fore the Board OF officers on that day.
G. T. HUDSON, Secretary.