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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-21
Mr.. Clays Reply.
ASHLAND.


s.Gentlemen-I have dulv received Your letter. a
Committee OF the Fasee Clay Club of Virginia. in, itiu
visit the ! 18th Congressional District Of Virginia
and fellow citizens ut cnicnt cen
,ra point In H. You supposed that | might find
to do my way 10 North Carolina. should
have been most happy to accept your kind invitation
my power; but expect 10 be NJ New Orleans
this winter and proceed from thence North Carroll
ma. by Georgia and South Carolina and intend to
home by Wheeling. Although am unable 10 en-
loy the qualification of meeting fellow citizens OF the
mountain region of kanavta request the
Club of my grateful tor the honor 1t
has done
The treachery gentlemen of the acting President to
winch you alIude terms OF just indignation, i mori
ins TO rs Americans.
.Cousdcrng the youth of Republic and tie virlu-
and iIlu~rrious who have filled the office of chief
magistrate Of the Union. painful IN the To be-
hold such example OF utter abandonment of ali the OBJ
legations of honor, of duty and of fidelity But far from
allowing the degrading fact throw into state of
apathy AID dependency. IT ought to stimulate every
Amencan freeman redoub,e his energies rescuing
his government from the impure hands INTO which II has
accidentally fallen Against Mr.. TYLER, oNeriion Is
necessary lie will retire with the contempt and
amidst the SCOTS OF all honorable Our efforts should
no directed against those who seduccd and then pro-
fitted BY him; those who after having him to their
uses now affect shrink from the communicating aSsoca-
uon those Who. after his complete Identification with
them and AT the when he l. aPpropriatlng 10
their exclusive vantage the whole patronage q" oveTn-
men, unusy upbrad with failure OF measures. the
adoption of which prevented b, his pedy and their
countenance and support of him
..Inder the circumstances am sure gentlemen YOU
will agree with me, that these not times when we
should deliver ourselves sentiments "f snobe de-
spa and cpable neglect of our dui, 10 our own coun-
,rx On the contrary should redouble excriIons
and firmly resolve employing them. until
the Government Is purihed, and once more conded 10
honest and faithful hands.
IL cannot conclude, without tender of my cordial
thanks for the sentiments of attachment and confidence
towards me which you have done me The honor 10 con
,cv and assurance of my being
..Your grateful Trend.
..And obedent servant,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-21
Henry Clay and the Prescription, Sys-


Extract from Mr. Claws speech in the Senate of the
L. =. January 2Oih 1888, against the hrl to pre-
empon rights 10 actual settlers the public lands:
"Uc prop hesed that the time would shortly come when
Prescriptions would be unpopular IN Ohio, Illinois. or
Indiana, they in Virginia or Kentucky Mr..
c. then commented the in which this bill had
been carried through. What, he asked had they
\ proposition made by an honorable Senator from
Maryland. Mr. Mcrrick. limit the prescriptions 10 cIii
of the United states, native and naturlzed reject
cd and could any body say after that naked vote OF the
Senate. that has not become the en policy of the
inviting all the hordes of Europe to
and rariake of this bounty, derived from our
ancestors. and which should preserve fer onr poseriiy
The Honorable Senator from Michigan (Nr. Linn
had made the notable discovery that the settling OF
land which constituted value No sir. said Mr. I. II
the fertility of the SOIL the natural advantages of the
tract and its capacity yield profitable for the
capital AMI labor expended it. which value to tic
land and there millions upon millions of Of
such land that would readily find purchasers it
for the practices introduced by this Pre- empon system
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-21

Ex-Governor Wallace has opened law ohice IN Fort
Wayne Dave is a great man al hut the great " G
knew Bill Brown would give him hard run, bot didn
think he would run him 90, of the District. Or. Thomp
son must look on, for his laures Goshen Democrat
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-21

\ Bolton tenders his 90 The members of The
House of Representatives. assistant clerk d"s The
next His knowledge OF The rules OF legislation
and hs experience reporter are offered IN FAVOR ol
ms I'll.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-21

THE STATE PRINTING.-We glad 10 the dem
ocrac papers Of the State speak exutngly be-
the Chapnans of the Sentinel be Print
II Is due their Elective Efforts in the democratic
cause. and will. trust amply remunerae them for the
many and liberal sacrifices which they have made for the
democratic Tarty.-Ud6ash Standard
The legislature Of Indiana will have State Printer 10
cleo, this winter The democrats press has-rlna
declared for the hamans. the verahe There
are none more enthusiastically co. Comler.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-21

Cassius W. CLAY who MANNED :. VI. Brown IN an al
frav during the last kentucky elecon has been indicted
tried and acquitted Henry Clay his counsel.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-21

OF all the oupourngs of disappointed passion, aud ct
excessive wrath which Nr. Joha Tyler has drawn from
the hig party. the following letter of Mr.. Clay To The
Clay Club OF Fayctle county, Virginia, paSsc any and
every thing else we have seen The 'lolonce of
Mr.. Clay desccnds To the ridiculous He cmptics
the full of his contempt and scorn upon the head OF
Mr. TyIcr-bt the of the poisoned calice
mend themselves TO his own lips |: Is impossible, we
should think for any calm and consdcratc To read
The following eusion without feeling establishment
and contempt for the author of the production Is such
impassioned fitted to be the Chief Magistrate Il
Il great people s-RicLmond Enquirer.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-21

"SoI,ranr CoxrISKxESr."-There has been but one
birth in Lee lows, the pas, year-Bay S!afs Democrat
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-21
INDIANAPOLIS BANK NOZE TABLE
T. anton b nix

Corrected I5rt the Tafqa4 s.stscf ~ A.
Eaa Sla.k ami I l-.an.. h-aL.-.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-21

from Lii;lr Rock. Arkansas TINT saide living that
place. named Doyle, braia.y murdered his vile
-Oi nit. IN tn fe 10 wing uanncr:lc wl- boiling pot
If ros.n ard gre the fire, AMI high words
taking place between him aud la WIFE III lihrcnzy of
he turned the pot with IS contents, h'r head :
he poor woman~ screams were heard hy nesl' or-he
only living within the distance Of half iHe-Bhp
reached the house just IN time 10 her breathe her
last Her head and face entirely coated and scared
with the pitch which had into her bosom AM iwn
the hack Of her neck The hussad escaped; hat the
alarm being given, several persons started "a pu5i ard
found him the day about five mes from tie house.
lying dead h- face .i'ie rivuei with his throat
cut from and boody ,ck-ke cllsped tightly
IN his hand. Doyle poor intn having spent by dis
ipaiIon, small property which he -. 10y hS VT. Thy
he'd children, and the: Supposed - b, The cause OF
the unhapIness OF tie hie wacA Terminated 50 hDth.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-21

CORRECTED If .Nt-atr-Wn. II. Cornng' found
guilty Of murder IN the first degree tie late sitting Of
the Court Grafton comfy y IT, The Bradford lNt.}
Patriot represents toings belonging I, respectful 2
famiy-that he Is a5ou. thirty wears # age AID aat
about nine wears ago he married To Aielne Trnney q
Hanover. Of reputable aal family that town.
Sae time about asO ouni su-l ended 81
the neck bed psf. aud it supposed SIC had
mitisa suicide. Suspicion first raised from the acoi-
dental discovery Of letter na en- he had wrten - an
other ~ the OF Abbot; former INT macy
known 10 exist; tie correspondence was watt Cd.
and found conian'rren 81 MISSIONS '.e art Il
Coming that al had been night with Ia Wis. l.
FOR this murder he convicted.
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ELLsWoRTR,S4 REPORT.
TIE IMPROVEMENTS IN AGRIcUL,

NJ THE IMPROVEMENTS IN a0nASoh o ~
THE ARTS &C. in the United States; being an account
of recen: and important discoveries and Improvements
the mode of 5udiEs Houses making Fences, RAISING
Grain, making Pors, dl Posag .: Hogs E'asns Lard o
raising si.k with engrsvngs OF inpEesel rousns anu
obsr AericuHrral lmplcmcnr, &C. By tcn II. L. ELS
Commissioner OF Patents And Treatise GA
sGBICuLTuRaL eEoLoGY-just pEblis.ied at the
r.rne Office Ptce Is cents FIVE copies fo, 81. ordess
through pos,asers and otherwise are solicited,
I've have received copy of Hon d. IL El,sT9s s
eenoII 10 Congress showing tue progress Snlcl rs
,ae !. III. banjo AIRS, and N transusi, rua. a Wv
nestle economy IL one OF The most vaInsbe ans in
,eresiiog 10 The whole country al large ief e Z,
information contains andor the s.sasss place ID
the relation OF some OF our agricultural ptsSns s @
OF discoveries science anu 10 pas. ~ .r otn md
difcaon III Ihecoanercial relations -
for, ign 1t socurpai wnica eas , s Nv
up with the utmost care and which rfaslls III s Re
the public spkft OF the arthor 5 atns'ts Az
] gutsf, Petersburg, Va. -1ci5S45.., i..9''--1
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE GOVERNOR,

"
NEw.YoRx Edward Patterson, Edmuad Porter, Hen
ry Rlcbardson John K Brady, Michael "eyan Henry H.
Byrne, Duncan R. Curry, Thomas Harrison Richard M
Harringon Neil Gray Henry Brewster, David NJ Cow.
dry David r. Garniss, eos Palmer, Jho Bgeow Gin.
ton Dewitt, VIM. koome, Elijah Ward Jas Ice er Jas
Ploudtl and Cornelius Neagc, Commissioners of deeds,
vice Charles Holt Edward C. Deluvan, Stanley Sherwood
cob g. Dyckman y has 81 Ely, J;hn c. Goddard, ancev
L'Amereaux. William II Bogardus, John s. Woodward,
Hartman N. Ramryn, Henry NJ r.orris, Isaac r Marin
and Georgc White have e1plred and john 2
Crosby James s fhayer, timothy D1naEer AID George
Ireland Jr, whose terms are nov expirlss. .o;n,.
Charles W. Sant6rG commissioner OIL dteu5, Tt uPfoHl-
John Purroy, John H. Pen,z mortimer Porter George
uey Alexander Wells Joseph fl. Stewart JOAN Howia,,
Samuel c. Cockrol Richard Connolly and Benjamin e.
dict Martin Il. Zaurskie, bingham H. Warren, Edward
Marndale. Bemdc, Lewis Jr samuel :; Msfsdh, F9 y
diner Sprisg, Jr ~m w. Dnnker and Goverhen' Al. w
'Wn.p. Powers, notary public, re appointment
John WATSON, Inspector OF fish, vice wm whpple' term
VIM Holdridge. inspector of FISH liver OIL vice wm
Pierre Jarvis, Nicholas NJ ram John F Davis Jas Lud'
Josiah Johnson CT po S!es srn
| and James Gill; terms expired. ,-.-.a
Step Canibreing Wa. H. Elting. James hianrlce and
Lueas Rob:nsop cbaneery vice DayI Ulman
John A. Sidei Wm Mitchell and Russell u Wheei.F'
expired ss9 o;n,,,-,t :
Ben. F. Sherman, a,aseria clancery, vice David COG
| wise, term expires s4lh April, lSi5 80: :;
Gan>evoor Melville ard Lalliop :. Eddy, examiners ID
chancery vice Richard X. Lansing and Theodore Z. lo
HcsxiMEa CoUsTY-Lecnard 3. Root, notary publie ,
! - ..>'.'' March l8, lSiS.
SAxAToe. CouNrY-John Crauer I'd, and Alyaii DaAe,
loanng U. s. deposit money, In place VI
| Lebbeus Booth and John House. terms e1 p.eu.
CYRUS Perry and George 6. Scost, loan commSsone.s
cpder law 1908, in pace OF Dantsi Morgan ana nc
| C.Austis, terms expired =, r,,,es
Calender Beecher in chancey IN place OF James
| NJ Andrews, term expired. ;-,.,. >,
| Thomas G. Young, examiner in chancery, In place Oh
| James NJ Andrews, term exslred =, 6
FRANKLIN CouSTY.--JuSeph X flanders onu oTtsT ..
Adams examners chancery in the place OF Jonathan
Wallace and Richard G. Eoote, TERMS e1 pred . L.
Charles j. Clarke notary pnbc In place OF Joseph IL
| Jackson Term xpireS .5,a May, 1915.
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LAW IN CANADA 1t 10 stated in the Quebec
Gazette, that harmless old man., sevemty, gears
ofage, was recently Iied before the Court of Gen
erul Q4arter. Sessions, fer shooting The vicaous
horse OF a neiahbor, found Gcilty, and sentenced
TO be HANGED
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n5TUTJNERY GooDs.-The subscrib-.

We now opening an entire New Stock OF MilnsIy
GOODS comprising ohooe OF nsw s ; za
cheap aEte4es cst iroruihe auction soosns' q. OF
be sold al the very lowes prizes tqr Cash.
Artihcia E5sers-one case per francois l. joss issn.
The reestever offered this n,drket sla ios sale o
milo Sws - - ~ "a IL. ILLS, 9, Beaver St
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irure oil any description 10 dispose OF CT who break
ing housekeeping viii ndJ ready safe Tor ny persoa
ali OF ,hsir goods by sending their address, or eating
spcH III. subscriber. Seeds 70 any amount pu.cfased
AZ private sale-TWo Piano Ferries. 49,
,e9p iC u COTTON 4 co. lg7 Chatham st
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; Tribune sob Printing Office, lsO n

" Taae Garsiiunl Po,at OF Controversy between
the Church OF Rome and The Protestant Hugh ChurchOn
Friday Morning will be published IAN Inquiry into
the Merits OF the Reformed Doctrine OF lmpuiation as con-
Miscellaneous Essays on Catholic Faith: ny vansrngh
Iv ngs.on, ESQ, recently membvg OF the Protestant
Episcopal Church; preceded by In,roducnn written
expressly for the work by The K Rev i.hoo Enehas
Inan 81. : -. CASSKRLY. & SONS. lob NSssause
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FE5HE NEW MIRROR.-AIl the ar

fEfHE NEW MIKRUR.-AN the ar
II rasgearnts for tie PUBLICATION OF i,is psri-
odical being now completed, the FIRST NUMBER
will be issued o. SATURDAY MORNING, the eighth
OF April next. Each number will be adorned wiki aa
osIeIsAL STEEL, By J. G. Chapman, lustra
ing the e,terpress, and wiz contain sperroysl
tavo pages enclosed in Those who W h to
receive tho work non the &C the volume
and ihus complete set with all the einbe shr,en
tas only limited edition will be pated) do by
leaving directions At the cfce OF publication No. Ann
street, aear Broadway; at l56 St of Beck
City ,sbcrihcEs Will have the paper eit by
efs aud to those residing distance will. be forward
dby mall with The utmost regularity. Terms. THREE
per aRnuu,, invariably in advance. SewYork
March 81 1886. GEoEG P. MORRIS,
mh2l ta3 Editor aud Proprietor.
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u Wood EEgrav;Eg-The undersigned wouic
respectfully inform he fraters aad Publishers OF Luis lily
and elsewhere that he has the facility and ability 70 exc
cute all kinds of original designs and engravings VIZ en-
beishmcns for Illustrated books papers and periodicals.
architecture, machinery, labels business emoefls ano
graphs stamps &c loo Nassau street, tribune uua.
n No patronage solicited from those who wish barter
or credit VIII. w, BRITT fs3n
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. 10 ANNUAL FAST in Massachusetts, and Maine,
April 9th; Connecticut April l4th. .... :
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WHOLE NO. 607.

WTANTED.-A place as a wet nurse, by
w srespecs,be young English woussn. Please ap-
rlv at Sc North Moore stree; MA ST.
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IL Dr. stnrkwenr.:cr's kEepxt;c EiKir

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TesI!nony.--lf farther
value of Dr. STARK weahers HspaIic Elixir the following
communication from the Hon. Samuel w. King, GoyeFnof
OF The State Of Rhode iahd contains adequate
10 sbhslsnae beyond dispute and Must pat entirety al
rest the idea that this poteat remedy classed VITA '
many useless and dangerous nostrums watch are paned
upon The public merely for the sake o. gain fease req
The following satcnentS communicated the undersigned
by his Exceiency, under date Of
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|. ELatcst yerlis .Bust Published and for
sale at the Office of The Tribune
BRANDEs ENcCL opE Ola, No observation-disclosures %
SARcENT's MAGAZINE, tAprD. .
GRAHAa's MAGAZINE, (AsIiD -
LApY's WORLD OF FssHisN, (AprI). .........' 10
AMAR.SrBA I2.
IMPROVEMENTS AGRICULTURE, ............ 20
TRAyELS5IE THE GREAT WESTERN PRAIRIES and In
The OREGON TERRITORY Observation-Disclosures. IS
ANGELA. OR LOVE AND l23
prsst.rp 10
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TO &c on 5 vi Fft e s.--Fsraf-ffths sfsypn
srr really suffering from neglected Coids or an Oh
srnction and consequent Inflammation ef the ceieate
niGg of those ,nbs through shsh NE a rb we osTes
nrrce pain ard Soreness hoersenes couch dill uy oil
hectic !svsf splitting at blood matter OF
nbjs,m Which finally exAanss The strength 2; the aleaL,
pnis sn NJ in death JAMES EXPECT0RANT never
T,ii 10 remove this distraction, ann prtuces Ia. hcs
blessing and happy tesns. IS certain IN rs eaecs ana
fenafed only by Dr. DIANE, 20 Sonlh Third street,
philsi;elphia, and Sos Broadway, New-York
t,rr
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II To Pristers.-A PRESsMAN Of experience,
steady and Industrious abs desires permanent situation
moderate salary He is enc that IS wei acqnalned
with the working of wood engravings fac book %ork &c
lie would Like chance to perec his knowledge OF Power
,nne nt7;ce uIl5 It
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20 The London Herald learns from !" re-
specialize and we'll informed source" that French
diplomacy in Brazil has accomplished the follow
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N yuyne,s Tosic ver.nifuge:-SoTe Eascl:
c;nes warranted ..desrcy worms m children are
well calcu a,ed destroy The children 100 7 as IS col ne
case with JaynS Toac YtrH,ifage. does not contain
single ingredient which min the most delicate MIAMI!
and yet c1psis worms from the sen1 with hciyi anu
nrlsctIy astonishing. Morris this IT'S only sana,
live pcooerv il is ice s,cmaehic, and IN remenl and
Intermittent :eveTs .ss been with INST stali-
jn,sce and us onc qualities render il in eea med
c,ne in The caaysiescent stage tall diseases
;np,y neasspE to the tas.S. -ls' tD<o his ~'so
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sT Tl,c following Publications are for .sle
ii the once of The Tribune, Nassapsee opposite tie
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ssDover. New jersey, wanted naf per discount,
by JOIN T. SMITH co.
MO 2sr 50 " all street.
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VA ANTED-The last nine volumes of
w Johnson's Reports, and he S,h volume o. Johnson
ChsHcery Reports adrress Box S5I Upper Pot ofbce
S,efipr 10 q -. r,rica tpSI iae =
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place full confidence In the statement made by Martha
Coplin having known her past tweaty ye;Ss wiz
cheectuly give any particulars IN relation TO her case To
lhn.e who may wish further iIlornaLOp. -
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g MARTHA WAsHINGToNIANIsM is the awk-
ward title of neat little volume giving the history
of the various Lady Temperance Societies of this
City. 1t is compiled by L. D. Johnson, and pub
'lished by Saxton & Miles, o05 Broadway
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Martha Coon has lived Ia my family the last yra',
and hereby certify the foregoing statement made by hers
self Is correct Mry NARY 3. LLOYD,
No. Coz Broad 81. Newark, NIB
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know Martha Coniu and believe what she states In this
document 10 be perfectly uue JOHN PoWEh,
YIcAR GENERAL or NEw-f oaK,l
Rector OF st. Peters Church.
Given at New York this lilh day ct December, 1872.
know Martha ConiD, have known OF her suffering
illness John DUBOIS Bishop oil New.York.
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We do not know whether 1t be necessary TO add
that the Convention, as concluded, was substan-
italy approved, before its conclusions by the rep
resentatives OF large majority in value of the
parties Immediately interested The day is not
far distant, it will be observed, goth Apr,) when
the first payment under the Convention is 10 be
made in the city of Mexico Nat. Intel.
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FAMILIES wishing 10 obtain pure old
] fashioned BROWN sr PALE YELLOW SOAP, can
do so b. apply ing 10 the subscribers VINO manufacture
from the hes, materials and warmth Tree from s OIL or
o,I,rr substances uc used in making soap,
and by which il rendered offensive AMI frequently has
sticky oga,i;y hy which i,uiay be detected
Also, Pa.eR, Mould and Margarine Candiss Unite and
Soap, ID bars or cakes by
ma 81 ". HULL& SDN. I9a CiI-st' =
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NH,t OiLt-LlGHT! LIGHT The
subscriber viii st BY die single gasion pure "nte
szarraned fr from or crusllng. Families ard al
others wila are 10 wan. viii pleaseiscaii at SAB
.LUCKEY'S OIL Store, 81 BURLISG SLIP. Delyersa e
aoy part OF the city Tree OF cacage gallon cass 6s
gallon cars za-...s.+l I. Hi%l ot
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-20
PEDLAR MILLS AMHERST

At meeting OF a portion Of the Wings of Amherst
held al Feda Mills, pursuant to notice, Saturday the
9Th OF Apn 1913 for the purpose Of organizing Clay Club
on m0ion, Ii. Williams, Esq, called to the Chair
and 10. K. Ellis appointed Secretary.
The object OF the meeting briefly explained by C.
Carter Esq, who in conclusion, moved that the Chair
man appoint committee Oi-to prepare a consultation
and byeaws for the said Club and report the same TO GEN.
eal meeting to be held Pedar Mills Saturday the
22d April.
Whercupon the chair filled the blank with the following
names, 10 wit Champe Carter Col. John d. Davis : D.
Bowen, Juo, T.. Ellis Capt Weldon b. Parks John .evy
Is Embark DIR. Samuel Z. Campbe U, Ro. Y Ellis and on
motion George X. Williams was added to the above com.
mi,iee.
On motion, of 10. r. Ellis Resolred That the follow,
ing gentlemen be and they hereby appointed Com
mtiee OF Vigilance for the Pedlar Mills precinct 10 wit
Capt James Davis, John VI. Parks. Elliott Workman, NJ
L. Berry, Capt. Charles l.. Davis 10. f. Eubank Captain
George w. Ray, Dr. t. b. Gilbert, Col John d. Davis.
SAINTS VIM. J. c. Bucker, VI ID. Tinsley Peter F. Thorn.
ton, John Pryor Jr, Peter Ruckor, James r. Thornton
John l.. Wnghcit, Benjamin Sale, RO. H. Pryor p +
Waugh, r. Waugh, James Gillian Dr. David Patterson
Edwin = Rucker, VIM. o. Harding r. Hannah Jose oh K .
Carter and Thomas T.. Waugh
Mr.. w. ]. c. Ruckor offered the following resolutions
which unanimously adopted:
ResolUsd, That this meeting cordially approve the nomi
nation Of Col. JOHN PRYOR the Wing candidate 10
represent this county in the Legislature Of Virginia
ana pledge their earnest support and cooperation IN all
honorable means 10 ensure his election.
RcsOlued, That will warmly and zeaously s,Innort
Goggn and Thompson, and that having full confidence
m Their ability and purity, will all honorable means 10
promote their election.
Resotced That the proceedings of this meeting be for
warded to the Lynchburg Virnian FOR publication and
mat The Richmond Wing be requested to copy.
Hesoiued, That this meeting do adjourn.
Jo r. Ellis, Sec'ry.