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New-York tribune., 1842-03-29

Dear Srs.-Nfy wife lrnc deaths door witlicou-
SUMPTION She rs>ortc 10 many remedies whnG, expert
encnc any reiei nj the solicitation iritud she
made nj Pra>e' C6;lrcrAh Es,encc of !idrehouHd
Candy ier csse pronounced iacurnhc. by em-
nent PHYSICIANS. and Your nestahe compound performed
New-York tribune., 1842-03-29

70 The Canal Commissioners have de cided
tina, the Canals of this State shall be opened on
the Goth of April.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-29

FLooD-New-orIcans papers of the 18th state
that apprehcnsons were entertained of great
flood CT the waters. The river was very high and
accounts from the upper country speak OF the dt-
fcrent rivers as bank full and rising. From every
direction, the waters of the Ohio, the Missouri,
the Arkansas, &C. were coming in fearful quanti-
tics. In the vicinity of Vicksburg, the damage
has already been great Several plantations are
overAowed and the river is advancing stcadily-
DR.. Nuts plantation was completely under water,
his family having been taken of in e boat
New-York tribune., 1842-03-29

AMERICAN SMusEuM.-Thc liberalty ior wlc! tie nana-
ger is proycrbal in catering far hr plhic strongly
cvince in i. weeks bill. Never before has such host
vauabie attractions besn presented for . day per-
ornancc FOR the accommodation OF families and children
morrow afternoon. The Temperance Procession
lav ne better from the Museum than any other
MACE in tie
New-York tribune., 1842-03-29

FROM PoRro BELLo.-Colombian sloop Caportc,
Janvicr, arrived at NcwOrleans, Goth inst 20
days from Porto Bello,. and brings the following
Intelligence: Left Porto Beo on the 25th Feb
ruary, II NJ. steam skip Tweed, Capt. Keller;
pu, back in distress, having suiled thence the 9th
February for Kingston on the 18th exhausted her
fuel, and cncountering strong n. +. trades, was
obliged to bear up, and with her sails reached
Porto Beo on the 24th, where she was procuring
wood, and would sail about the 9th for Kingston. y
New-York tribune., 1842-03-29

II Tomorrow will be pubs ed the Memorial OF Citizens
OF Williamsburg tue E1gencie> OF the Country, pre-
sen,ed on Friday last by Mr. Maclay 10 the Assembly OF
New-York tribune., 1842-03-29

Mr. Theodore Fla,ard. a respectable citizen of
this place committed suicide on Wednesday last.
by cutting his throat with a razor. He had taken
of his coat and cravot and hung them on en- orange
tree, beneath which he ended his career Mr. F.
had been short time since. confined in the Luna
tic Asylum at Columbia, SC, but having recover
cd. returned home, and up to the day of his death
lie seemed very composed and sensible. 1t is ru-
morcd here that several murders have been COM
rnittcd by the Indians on the Suwarne, since tho
affair at Tlis. ST. Augustine News
New-York tribune., 1842-03-29

SINGULAR PHESoMESos.-Th Ozark Eagle of
the 9th inst. informs us that during severe hail
storm that occurred on the preceding Thursday,
in Greenfield Dadc County. ball fell which
weighed one hundred and sixty pounds. Whether
j, was from The clouds or no, the Eagle saith not
New-York tribune., 1842-03-29

FROM FLoRlDA,-A letter dated Alligator,
March II, informs us that on the 27th Of Fe5rua-
~, Mrs. Oglesbv, living near the 0kefenoke
Swamp, vas Killed and burned in her house
Capt Mcclellan had returned without success.
the Indians having crossed the Suwanee, and
were seen by the scout on the opposite side
Capt. Mcclellan had left the settlement on the
llth with party uf citizcvs on a scout OF three
or fou. days on the Suwanec and SAINT. Fe.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-29

DEATHS rs The Cr1r.-The weekly report of
the City Inspector states that during the last week
there have been l63 deaths-37 of men. 40 ofwo-
men, 81 of boys and 80 Of girls. Natives of the
United States l25, ireland 2tS OF these there
died ofconsumption SO, convulsons 10, delirium
iremens |, drop,y l. dropsyia the head 9, dropsy
in the chest epilepsy 3, fever ., fever pucrpcra
:. fever scarlo, 4, fever typhoid 3 hooping cough
g, inflammation Of brain 5, Inflammation of bow
els A. inflammation of chest 3, inflammation of
lungs l6, insanity 3, intensperancc |, marasmus
10, old age ), small pox S.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-29

Mr. J. B. SnxEs. Vice President OF The Washington Ma
ris ns Company, other cru.cinc for coughs.
COILS headaches any ordinary dsca>e than >l!erIan'>
New-York tribune., 1842-03-29
The ,reremp.ycho.i., Rome League, etc.

Some men have fr,, for wits then poets passed,
"Turtd critics next, and provd plain fools at last
Mr.. EDITOR sincerely rejoice that the Editor OF the
Evening Pos, has, for once, taken text from something
beside British Reviews. But Notwithstanding my disposi.
ton be glad there for sadne, the antesr,-
tiou OF his usual peryerye determination distor omit,
angle ad mistiiy his make suit his purpose
New, had he given Fridays paper, under the head
Of. the Metem psychoss" the whole of the Petition OF Rip
Van Dam and his associate the same having been pre-
scn,e at council held at Fort William Henry Sept o5
1891, at which the Commander chief presided would
b that those bltn9ererJ desired 10 stimulate
the enterprise OF the citizens OF NewYork, and petitoned
for revival OF former duties such European goods
found their here through the neghborine Colonies
They wanted little direct trade They desired furnish
employment the shp-buder the carpenter, the black
smith, The cartman and the day labore In short, they
wanted to build up the City OF NewYork And il would
aleo appear hattie said Council ordered Colonel Corland.
and Chidy Brook, Esq carry said petition TO the House
o, Representatives and acquant them that contained
ters "rery much worthy their care" These ancient blum
Gerers the Post styles them, manifested regard 10 the
of their city and respcc; for the welfare OF all
classes OF its citizens. TO say the least OF them
Bur the Editor OF the Post prints only just much OF their
petition is necessary Tor his purpose and then eIultnely
eyclams, Here are the principles OF the Home League
e1acy when there's no more resemblance han there IS
between pigs tail and moonShxs.
This propensity OF the Editor must bc attributed entirely
TO and although consult picture OF Bee
zebub there we'll understood and strongly
marked forbid the probability mistake the true
gcn-alogy.
II Pythagora alive now he would doubtless disco
in William Cullen Bryant OF representative for
various prototypes, but whether that would establish his
determine OF ore thing pretty ran Il this sapient
elitor does not understand The principles OF Homeopathy
preaching Will neither honor bis prototype nor beneh
Kind. JUHN BARBAlRE.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-29

Mr. HGSEsoS OF wliiaui>burgl, has sold great MANY OF
SherHlanS LolengeS an: found then! always 10 give the
NOS; perfect sntislaCtiOn
New-York tribune., 1842-03-29
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

70 A splendid Ball is to be gwen 10 Hon.
Henry CLAr at Washington on The 18th OF
April, the anniversary of his birth. Twenty-sx
Managers on the part of Congress appointed
with as many on the part Of the citizens.
ESlI NewOrleans papers of the 10Th contain
nothing farther from Texas. A meeting ct citi-
was held on the 18th. and resolutions recon-
mending aid to the Texans were passed.
MEy1co And TExAs.-We find in tho Sationa!
Intclligencer the following extractor letter from
Gen. As. Johnston. whois now probably il COM
nland OF the Texian Army. to General Hamilton.
dated .sGuvEs7oS. March II. ,sio.
Your apprehension Of the dangers which men
aced this country, and which we discussed on our
route TO Austin. wcll-sroundcd as | believed
at the time. Our country S now invaded By q nu-
nerous. well organized, and we'll appointed army
under the command Of Gen. AriSta. His advance
is rapid. and thus far without opposition. On the
9TH he entered the town OF san Antcnc. and on
the 7th he took possession OF the town OF Victoria
This indicates the movcmcnt Of two columns. [
prcsumc TO be united before they reach the Color
ado. If so, it i. very iudicouS arrangement.
g The war. after grtea; preparation on the Part Of
the enemy. is upsn without the slightest pre-
paration having been made by us. Our people
are, however. turning ont we'll, and Fastening
westward, for the purpose of concentrating to
meet the enemy: and. notwithstanding every ad-
vantage has been given. rely upon the energy
and courage of our people tc achieve most brilliant
results.
q: I shall leave here Tomorrow 20 Join our army
Il
events they transpire.
With the hope that Your numerous friend. may
agnn have the pleasure OF greeting your arrival on
our shores. beg leave to tender YOU my sincere
regards. i. SIDNEY JoHSsroS.
Gen James Hamilton
New-York tribune., 1842-03-29

THE MoSToRIAL READER. BY DANIEL ADAMS, VI. D.
New.fork Roe Lock wood
This IS a new reader for the use OF primary
schools, in which the selections have been made
wl'h direct reference to practical Hfe-,he
pieces beng adj adapted to form ,l, fix the char
acter OF youth. The author is widely known as
tie compiler OF very excellent and popular Arth-
Inctic.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-29

u A negro named Ben Jcaes has been arrested
in Baltimore. charged with breaking INTO vault
in The Methodist Burial-Groun.l. in the north
eastern suburbs OF the city. opening the coffin, and
stealing the shrond from the body Of recently ia-
terred lady
- The Bangor (NIe.) Waig.=says that Q. great
excitement mas beer caused in that CITY. and in
the ncishborng town, OF Brwcr and Eddington,
or account OF the arres, Of GeorscP. Bromhali. OF
Brewer for an ;.s-,lul; and rape on Elizabeth b.
Douglass, md also the arrest of William = Jack
>on for the same offence upon Mary Douglass,
twin sister of Elizabe;l,. The villains been
bound oyer for triaI.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-29

SUDDEN DEATH.-Ycsterdny morning carly as
Mr. John Fisher, a native Of this city. about p
year, of age, was sitting in chair in The public
house of p. Conncll, No. 9o Horston street he
was suddenly taken speechless. fell upon the floor,
hcaved two heavy sighs, and expired He had
been for2 years or more afflicted with papitation
difficulty Of respiration and other indications of
diseased heart and had been warned bv Dr.
Davis to abstain from drink and avoid exposure,
AZ if he did not he would suddenly die. He disra-
garded the warning and met his predicted destiny.
The Coroner,s jury fouad verdict. tha, he
died of disease of the heart
New-York tribune., 1842-03-29
n- a:en1lcntn,. TIas.-yrr,rc stu,s-BIRn =.

y a.FntI"nltn's fInIs-Sprtrg Sfy7e--BIRD cor.
er otfnc end N1Saus,Trcts, viii introduce The
t-rn OF Generen Hats THIS DAY. He ~oci,s an .,,,,
OF The same. confident ,a, they WI, csulna.!
tu- patronage, well the iincnes o. thu.
.abric the eirgaace ans durability oi their Gn.h
BIRD, ro-usr OF Nassau and Pil-,;r-ets = v
J. D. BIRD IS C.c>nr'-.,. Ph,a,clrhia
mis- T rh 4 5 Inn - iri s,s.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-29

!-''t-'' '-A''N
NEw.YoRN! She can she must be ours
u Fifth Ward Democratic Wings will meet
at TIE following places tor The purpose OF thorough
g;n!z1tion Tor the en-rin" Election, viz
First District, at q Anlory-st. The 241h instant
Second " Greenwich and Beacists 29i inst
Third @ Marion Hail. l65 Cilapes., 50lh inst.
Fourth q IInds.ns Hotel, C. IIoboken L West 3st
/: O'Clock r VI Business OF grea, importance i 10 be
By order Of the Ward Committee.
r. H. '"eLenourg, nai Th,Tu,WATh
Up. Bows and doing!
II FIfth W1rd.-The Democratic Whiy. Of the
rtth WARD Second District. are requested Th.
uesdayl Evening Marck Z]t the corner OF Beach and
for the purpose OF organizing the Dis
tfict previous ,e the Charter Election. By order
nn29 J. J. HARNESS. Chairna, nro tor,
y Fifth Wnrd-2d DISTRICT.-The Democratic
j. Aliens, OF Greenwich and Beach street.. on Tne
day, 18th inst, - O'Clock, p ~ for the 1rrpo>. of
thoroughly Organizing the District runcina attendance Of
e'cry @ W W his Is requested JonNJ. HARKNESS.
ni2s Chairman, pro tenn.
II Fifth rd.-PHIRD DiSTR1CT.-Tbe Wings
OF IN. Third Distct-Fifth Ward requested TO meet
THE Marion House West Broadway on We,lnes,lav Even
ng The 3otii halt past O'clock organise the
JOHN Benson. Secretary. nle9 2t
u Inioni.t.: adjourned meet
ing OF THIS association will be held Monroe Hail. We'd
nesday Evening, March 30h, al y O'Clock.
SILAS ClI1CkER1NG, President.
$. 8 JF:si J. Smith, Secretaries. m.sa
II" Homo League.u-The he stated meeting will be-
held the Repository OF nsi,ue Park
on Wednesday evening" 3o inst at o'clock. As this ill
De The last public meeting previous the National Conven-
ton OF the 9Th OF April il is hoped there will be general
attendance preparatory the Important reports and
communications will be submitted Strangers are invited to
attend In0 z
New-York tribune., 1842-03-29

r. p. MORE. $40 Crccrwic!l street.
To Mess,s J. Pelsc 4 Son. $ Division street.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-29

REpDtxG. State street. Boston sells aboUt $1,000 wor,
month. lie SAYS they have performed several astonishing
New-York tribune., 1842-03-29

D great Tariff Meeting was held at Wood
stock, VT on the 18th. The Hon. CHARLES
MARSH was chosen Chairman, and noble Memo
rial to Congress. drawn up by the Hon. WILLIAM
JARVIS of Wenthcrsfeld which was unanimously
adopted after some eloquent remarks. Delegates
were appointed to proceed to Washington for the
purpose of urging upon Congress the necessity of
nProtec'ive Tariff. Three Delegates were also
appointed TO attend the Home League Convention
in this city on the 9TH of April
New-York tribune., 1842-03-29

The RAISERS-The>e Mintrels or the yro give another
OF ,hei. very popular Concerts the Society Library this
evening. Now that we have more pleasant weather
bope their Concert crowded, they
deserving all the praise and patronage ina, has been
bestowed them during their sojour in th, city The
lovers OF sweet simple harmony fail present
u We glad 10 learn tha! volume the subec, of
Capital Punishment by Rev Mr. Cheever will be publish.
ed the hrst OF April BY " w Dedd OF this city The
present discussion OF this subject in the Legislature will
this volume te be read with peculiar interest
New-York tribune., 1842-03-29

q The MASHATrAS WALIzEs. bva Lad,
Of Ncw-lork, and .WoMAS as sung bv Mr.
BRAnAN, have just been published by Atwill. 20,
New-York tribune., 1842-03-29

Ma SMITH saws Shernans Lazenge> great things. they
cured bis h-a,iache in Minutes MS children
after suffering month from worms was cured by only one
,.,>,, o. ShsrTIanS Worm LozenCps.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-29

u A large Tariff meeting was held on the 2ad
| At WaIertown n y.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-29

II Photographic H.iItenc-ncs, by nn improved
DagueTeotypc process. by NJ d. VAN LoAS, corner Of
ChambcrS-st. and Broadway. i2l mly I'm
New-York tribune., 1842-03-29

u The Ark Temperance Society Facets this evening al
Columbian Hall, Grund Several addresses may be
New-York tribune., 1842-03-29

fac, Sherman Iozenges sweeping ce country
al a "a apd rate. Tev be beat and therefore
take elea Of all other medicines let Nassau street i
New-York tribune., 1842-03-29

QUERIES rRoPouSDgD TO THE MopEsS PHILOSOPHICAL
I RIO MESsas. LARDSER LoCkE AND IYELL.-Who in
vented shoes, stockings and coats Who has preci>e
knowledge OF the nature o: an Ilra? What : that which
makes the heart q; heat, and The hlo! How
through his veins How does the rnrrll
Is light matter, is il matter. WHY DOES il 'rr,l
common centre ike all otilrr bodies, living off
by some invisible power! Prohahlvthr penciing Ola
light may pierce through III" polarity of Nr. Icck.ts
hain and illuminate these dark matters, particularly HE
darkest OF ALL @arminato'-'Ttcre IS anr'Irr query.
not so difficult 10 solve viz BY what chemical -o-
cess Is II that Gouraud> POur Subtitle permanently erli-
Gates human hair, without the slightest injury to the skin
No matter how Try bottle, fair and dark danes and c-
nloselles who are annovc with hairy e1crecences, mud
you will quickly See It's magical effect in going the root
OF every hl're leaving moi trace behind. TO be bad
the old established. Office 81 Walker>,r enc door from
Broadway and ~ Broadway. ~ per bottle.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-29

ifR HASpLy OF High street Brooklyn, has sold several
hunrr, boxes ot Shcrmar LolsngeS, ar never knew
INSTANCE where they failed TO effect cure.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-29

u Free Lecture nj Constitution Hall
Broadway. near Bond street this evening. March 29th
= O'Clock, by DR.. Kelly his principles and theory
OF tie Treatment of Diseases II will he free from tectnica
and Inconprehe,ibc praseolo2y Ladies and genteraer
invited To attend. MOO t-
New-York tribune., 1842-03-29

u Stranger, Do you want Boots AMI Shoes'-lfso,
90 TO Scrner s. Co. Great Catharne Boot and Shoe Mar
ket, ~ Caharine O Munroc, where find
the largest and best and prices
never before eGlaed Just trv il. (2) n2i #
New-York tribune., 1842-03-29
- New sEa,tiuc E>,nbli.hmen,, No. ) wall,

~ <=cutlcmcD.- F4nt-.-\LvoRD K CO, No.
10 Bovery OTTER 10 The pubic fine Fur Hat AT Foul
Dollars o. the Spring pattern. equally light an, durable,
"t costly qualities. and po>e,slu: all the c.cganc o
appcarauce Keeping lll assortment o other Qualities n
Eaavcr aud Molesk jat> In tie article OF tine utri'
Hat. at ST. now offered, they ann 10 excel. ~ n''
New-York tribune., 1842-03-29

We do advise who rouhe,! in anv way with,
their Hair 10 try Jones oil OF Coral Grcasa it certainly
does prevent i hair falling out, .row cures
the danarut and gives light red grey hair arl.
look IL Is sold ats, ). shlling> bottle. by JONES'
sign OF the American Eagle, 82-nind 30 Chatham ST.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-29

IL New Style OF Hant~-PARlS FASHION
lIes>rs 6 GENIN &NtN NItANkEN have rrctssiy miro
tIuccd u style nj Gcneu.n's Hats modelled after the
r,est Paris Fashion We confidently solicit an eNaa-
nation OF Them beeYin. that hey are every way equal to
he imported article. both respects beauty o appearance
;:ai Durability hls OF !le scrre o "coromv 'ev ws ~
found Tar preferable
Special attention has also directed the
,r Beaver Nu;ria and other Hats for the spriug
raic For the enumeration o; ,irr desirable qualities
are content To rely upon The spontaneous testimony r
Customers. fGENlN VAN NRANkEN,
80 s.c,tl,r* 2ii Rrrn'iNn.. oDpGsi;e 81 rrrl'S
New-York tribune., 1842-03-29

u It's thing these degenerate ays of universal
bankruptcy promises fairly met We attended therefore
wtb some mixing OF anticipated dis,pportmet. pen-'s
New York '1useuHl last evening, and what
prise To find not only all promises redeemed, but even
much moro than was presented. The external illumination
was bua tain: counterpart OF the spectacle wiu-a
life, music and enjoyment And one and all if
you wish To pass pleasant evening you fail
doing at this truly deserving and popular establishments,
IT Fourth Hard.-HENRY CLAY-'rhe friends
OF the Hon. Henry Clay. Of the Four, Ward in favor of
forming Clay Club for the purpose iurttcring the
Election OF the great Patriot and Statesman OF the West
the Presidency, respectfully requested attend Pub.
lie Meeting, nj the Shakespeare Hotel, of William,
and Duane streets on Wednesday Evening March SOtl
New-York tribune., 1842-03-29

" As.Ociatiou-PUBLIC MRETISG-aU ,,sr
N;i> iavorablr 70 ar Interested IN The l.1Sris
,nc!ation requested acnd Meeting A; IL o'clc-
ru-.,iav Evening next l;h nstl III. MECHANICS, jn<,
tut school No Il Chantb-rsst between C-n;rr ap Ch,
1T-s's M.n,u'- oi lnrr,s; 10 the welfare OF the
:iiaHn Race vi" there be proposes. general a,:eaah-e
New-York tribune., 1842-03-29

IL Valuable Aors.-At auction on Friday, pril ],
at cchani> Exchange, a - o'clock continuation OF tue
ad ourncd al, lots in the Bewery between 9th and ll
streets; Lots 10th street between 2 and 81 avenues; 9
Lots lh street setwecn n and Sd avenues Is Lois Nth
street. between 2d and Sd avenues Lith. mups auction
room, 81 Wall-st. (2) m25 tapls
New-York tribune., 1842-03-29

I Prof. Ilycll'S lectures om dscoloxy.-Tbe
fifth Lecture OF the Course will be delivered in the Broad
way Tabernacle Wednesday Evening 3otb instant,
quarter before O'Clock.
Subject: Nature and Origin of Coal"
Single Tickets 30 cents the door. In2q ot
New-York tribune., 1842-03-29

,>itsby The srouos'ca policy OF H., establishment,
ehsr With the .ytcnt OF It's bu,lue>.. nat such h.
iucrucnt, offered p purchasers. apology resl tc
,al, for helocaon0 the Sales Room upon the second
loo-, especially fLornhc point the fashionable
t;lnNugh!arc. lsl - m.i U
New-York tribune., 1842-03-29


u Fifth VSnrd.-An adjourned meeting ofthe Hen
ry Clay Club OF his Ward held the Marion House
l65 West Broadway. Friday evening. the 18th The
call Of the meeting having been read, that part the BYE
Laws that was al over al preceding meeting taken
| up and passed upon.
resolution then offered that this Club now proceed
10 election OF officers for the ensuing wear.
On motion, that the he carried by ballot.
motion, Clair appointed following. gentle
TeIl-rs: John Forr and II. NJ Soulc.
The following gentlemen declared duly elected
fcers
Prestent-OLCOTT RHINES
pice Presidents-ALEx ii. SCHULTZ, WM. H. WILLIAMS
Secretary-Danei Carpenter.
Trrnsurer-ilex. Lawrence.
Central Committce-Norris A. Phelps, n r. Long Henry
J. IIoyt
:Sergeantat- --lrms-Joseph jenkins.
The following Resolutions were unanimously adopted:
whereas tins meeting acquieSce IN the proprefy or
ganizng Clay Clubs in all The Wards the CITY for carry.
ng ont thu wishes OF the great of the Wing party
Therefore. -
Resolved That Henry Cayef Kentucky t,e choice of
the great majority OF the Wing party in the United States
for the Presidential Chair and his elevation 10 that Office
viii be D promote the best interests of our country.
ReSotced That recognise in the late resolutions intro
nced in Congress by tie eminent Senator Oi Kentucky
e true princpcsand the first end OF all good Government
and that we can cheeruly respond to the sentiments
tanned therein.
Resoirsd That have openly an above board declared
Tor HARRY OF TIE WEST. in preference To all other
lying for the deserved popularity OF his great
and the ;rGlness OF .is friends.
Resol;ed That we look forward better times when the
friend of the People, HARRY OF THE WEST. is placed
where the People meant he houldbe years gone pre-
SIDE over ihe destines OF q free and happy nation.
OLCOTT RHINES, President.
AZ A,sxt !, II xs, xseHvLTz, V. Pres,lents.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-29

M.s ALsx Il; SCHULTZ, V. Presidents.
Da.i.l C1roen,cr Spcretorv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-13
Soulhamplon Merchantmen S0ei.tr.

oVWH0WPtoH IgFtckltHdt society.
AT large and highly respectable meeting of in
dviduas. friendly to the promotion Of Agricultural
Improvement, held at Jerusalem, June 2Oth:
On motion, the Reverend Benjamin Devany was
called to the Chair, and J. T. Judkins appointed
Secretary.
The Chairman having announced the object OF
the meeting, and briefly, but impressively, urged
its Importance it was resolved 10 form an associa-
ton TO be called the
SOUTHAMPTON AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,"
Whereupon, the Society was organized by the
adoption Of constitution for the government Of the
same-and the election of the following persons as
officers
The Rev. BENZ. DEVANY, President.
Col. CARR BowERY, LIST Vice do.
Dr. WM. u. GOODWIN, ID DO do.
Col THOMAS RIDLEr, Treasurer.
J. i. JUDKMs. Esq. Roc. Sec'y.
Dr. ii. 8. III. BURGEs, Cor. Soc'y.
Robert Ridley, Esq. then addressed the meeting
IN concise but orci6le manner, portraying the alb
selule necessity that existed, in consequence of the
impoverished state Of large proportion Of our soil:
and, IN most instances, the nudcious and detective
system OF iillagc pursued, for renewed exertions
ana increased enterprise on the part Of every Ag-
riculturst IN our section Of the country--concl
with an earnest aud zenlous appeal 10 all present
10 enlist heart and hand in furheance Of tho object
oil the Association which had lust been formed as
The only means by which industry could hope 10
secure its legitimate reward-lhe only wsv in which
the social and moral condition Of the community of
which we wero members, could be properly in1proy.
ed and elevated, and its prosperity placed on du
rabe foundation. The names Of so individuals
were then enrolled rs members OF the Society and
cent counties. And tho meeting then adjourned.
BENJAMIN DEVANY, Cha.
J. I. JuDKRs Sec'y.
fEJS Petersburg papers will please COPY.