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New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-16
KoYNL GURLEY. Aact,oaeSr.

r IBRARY OF MIR lTHiEL ToWN.-A por.
IL ton tbs aud valuable Library will be
sold by GURLEY HILL :, the Nsw-York Long Room,
l69 Broadway, on THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATuR.
DAY 2 23d and 2.lh including this sale Voyages and
Travels, Ancient and Modern Hi tory and Geography
aes collection OF very valuable Aliases OF vaoos periods
aud all countries; also, pe collection OF splendid works ON
Poetry embncins scarcs transAuons and many OF
them elegantly cGbsished.
The reuainter of Library be sold hereafter consists
Of the following subjects,
The Fifth Glass Theology Bibles and Bible Prints, Re.
gioxs Ceremonies ES Printed Books large number OF the
Inos singular anS curious Kind ustrNed with
nae old tngrayngs Wood Cuts umaations Capital Let
ters, SC.
The Sixth Glass, Fiae Arts, including Galleries and Col
lecticps Of Ensra,ings SC.
The Seventh Class, Topography Typographical AnsSu-
ties. Draw inSs, &c
The Eighth Class Antiquities Archaeology SC. of aifeE
parts OF the world.
The Nia,h Class. Architecture. EnSineeiug SC.
The Tenth Class, Emblems, Fables, Mythology, &e
The eleventh Class, many works On Engraved CONS, Me-
dss, Heradf, Gems &c
The Twelfth Class Bibosraphy, Catalogues, SC.
The Thirteenth Class. Mathematics, Natural Philosophy,
Astronomy, &s.
These ine classes Will make ourtsfu sales and saa
ogue Of each sale ws BE- forwarded such Institutions and
individuals th4r forward their ad ress 10 the Auction
eers. flo &ts
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CITY In II Ell l. G + N G. z.
TJIrRSntv

SaucGLEp GooDs.-The U. S. Marshal formally
SEIZED to-day upward of 50 bales and of Cloths which
me smuggled into this port in the ships Oxford and Monte
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-16
BRIGHTON Cattle Nrarket:. Fek l2.

ErlSNtOn Cattic M HFKCt: rET' 4
At market 100 Beef Cattle O0 Sheep and 40 Swine The
Swine reported last week.
PRIcEs.-Beef CahleWe quote to correspond with last
week: few Extra 75a S5 first quality 81 25 80; second
quality 81 ST Is; third quality So so a ST
ShecpWe quote lots from ST so 10 81 Wethers from 10
to 81.
Spine.-No lots sold to pedde AT retail from to 6:c
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-16
PUBLISHED THIS DAY,
NO. ;

OF THE FRENCH EDITION OF
THE MYSTERIES OF PA K Is.
Price Persons studying the French Language VIII
be greatly aided By reading this edition connection with
the elegant translation of Mr.. Demng.
E No will be ready Saturday, and the remaining
two numbers to complete the work Will be published next
week.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-16

MORTGAGE SALE.-Default having been
sl made payment of the money secarsi TO bs PAD
by mortgage bearing date the tenth oil STAY " be
year thousand eight hundred and 3no ef
ecuced By Joha Demaest the city OF orK
Of the GOSPEL and Sarah his WIFE, 70 Peter Perry OF tnt
OF Oraugs in the county of Rockland and state o Ss"
York gentleman upon all that certain lot piece ot parGe "
Sew-York on the souhery SIDE OF fto9oAeu, Hi, @
frouting the same aud being westerly rom as @
str-.t bounded and containing as follows 70
R Ia front by Hoboken twenty ieet easeI on
aide by line uarae with Washington street. and oIy eet
distant hesfrom sIxty feat; sonthcfy 10 me ref oF ne
f- and w..teriy on ,ha other side by lne parallel with
washington street AID sixty feet thefeo sixty iset tne
aid nt or lard being known aud distinguished oy the
robs m Hobokea street; which SAID mortgage duly
cor In the office of the Register oil r CITY AID County
Ne YORK Ia Llber 203 Of mortgages, page a. on the I'm
ds of NAV 1896 And whereas thsre due and unpaf
said mortgage the da:e of this notice the sum oil i've
crnt Therefore b. oil of sale contained III sad
mortgsse and Of the such made and provided
Notice IS her. by given thai the sad premises above described
or nc portion 3a be necessary said OF
together with the of this foreclosure,
,r Be sold az public auction the Merchant Exchange,
the city of rhs 10Th day Of May twelve
o'clock Of that day. Dated 18th February, Istt
JACOB J. BLAUYELT
DAVID D. BLAUYELI
JOHN VAN BUSR1Rk,
TUNIS HARlNG,
Administrators, &c. of Peter Perry, dseesSsu: ss:
THos. Z. BLAScH, Attorney. teLo AWL2~
WM. T. JENNINGS 81 CO,
231 BROADWAY, American hotel;
OPPOSITE PARK FOUNTAIN -.
Has Just received few choice pieces o aacy sS as
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-16
TOMORROW MORNING

TOMORROW MORNING
Will De Published caI;ous work, emitted
ST. PATRICk'S PURGATORG.
AN ESSAY on TIE LEGENDS oF
PURGATORI, HELL AND PARADISE,
CURRENT DURING THE MIDDLE AGEs.
BY THOMAS WRIGHT, ESQ. NJ A, (. S.A.
coRRksFoSplSc MEMBsx OF ROYAL INSTITUTE or
more curious interesting yaiuabc work has seldom
acresi Il printed from the proofshee;s %; the London
copy In historical point OF view this work full OF
s as showing how during the middle Ages tie ChIsrian
religion gradually corrupted by saperstitioas lsseG
The principal legend is that Of
ST. PATRICh'S PURGATORI IN IRELAND,
winch the remarkable Of all the purSatory legends,
and only which has raaned III force TO the pssent
day All classes readers will Be both amused aac instruct
BY peTusip the strange oTie and TemaTkab.s visions OF
the unknown world which believed by arSe masses OF
people several hundred years ago II indeed lacks OF
the interest OF Romance.
Price l2l single. To Agents S. hundred Orders
from Booksellers promptly supplied. Address
iel6 J.wINCEESTER. 80 Ann st.
A MEXICAN MUSEUM AND PERPETUAL
"A FAIR Every Day and Evening this week.
ST s1tssff iSf 'ns aTPRAGTo&s RASSG@TiTo
o LS WsEA 5s & b sb9ss Dr. M NM. m S
the accomplished an! Ml5 Ials7jFI 7WjFIEss;Tf{ERS SIX
-Ai'0' ''s 'sAyNAF4 ''D''' GREAT WESTERN
Together with SignoI FRACISCo.
Who appears in the celebrated Chinese Dvertisemen:s.
T. G. BQOTH, the celebrated Comic Singer
II. q SHERMAN, the beautiful Ballad Singer, and LA
PETITE CERlrO, the admired danseuse. ,
:, CoNlC oLlo sssd TIE =, Z LOAN M n Of f. NOV LOVER
YANKEE. COURTSHIP, by MIR. and Mrs. Western.
The Gypsy QUEEN, the NEST surprising ortune-tellsr
in the world may be privately consulted all times regard
ugPAST PRESENT AND FUTURE EVENTS
Performances every evening at hatpass O'Clock, and
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons al o'clock.
Tickets 25csnts; children under 10 years. l2s cents
Twenty-Five cents for private consultations with the
Gipsy Queen.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-16

WILLIAM T. JENNINGS ~ CO, Drapers
w aud Tai!ors No. 23l Broadway, American Hotel Top
poste the Fountain solicit invoice Of new
Goods received per last steamer direct from Agent
London consisting of CLOTHS CASSIMEREs, In var!-
Gus styles splendid and for Dress Vests
NERlNO VELVETS sc. with large assortment OF rich
Silk and Satin SCARFS, CRAVATs, HANDkER'
CHIEFS GLOVES, SUSPENDERS, DRESSING
RORGS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-16

Wv %. No SsSish RlchG.es, Aacsioprvr-
bla6 Broadway
-cp,p,,~ IT{{,,ESDAY, March a5,h 1874.
t1ih ~ ~ ~ n Ns.W-YORK TRADE SALE.
Inc nest rui1E lsade Sale wilt s commenced on Tues
day tns ,n o. aafeh nest viii De conducted uEder the
direction OF The Committee OF The Trade
Invoices Of Books Paper Stationery s1e.eo:yps Plates.
solicited ant should be urulshd ey ,h Isl OF February
when the Catalogue wiii De pat 70 The cash
viii b. al!e receipt OF goods when required
E. COTTON. Auctionesr:
L COTTON Y CO, Auction and Commission
Merchants, No lls Friton and 81 Ann-''fees-LiseaI
sdy AMI prompt retu rms inads
0a THURSDAY Feb s2d. AZ 10 O'clock,
At No. tH5 teasl.strret corner OF ChahaIa-stseet,
MORTGAGE SALE.-The Presses, hiking Machlnrs and
Other appprteaancs Of large Book and Job Printing ss'ae-
;sneat soaisnS OF oGe lmaesi1 Press u one Super
Royal DO, one toocap do; Medium DO; improved
Rotary C:d do oae kUsses Cara do; Standing Press
with all the fixtures ~ for aige Printing establish
together with larSe quantity OF Tye and Wood Let
ters OF every description.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-16
This cause will be continued tomorrow forenoon.
MARINE COURT. Before Judge SHERMAN.

11aNtINE OOU N L.. Dt1OIs JHVst s9dENMAN.
Thomas Gushing Us. Benjamin Smith and John
WhamsAction fo Assault and Battery brought by Of
the mn Of the ship Chc,tova Colon against the Master
and Ma- appeared that during the voyage from Havana
10 this the did perform duty alot 10 the
satisfaction OF the Captain, and he ordered him down. TIE
seaman asked # he down would he dare 10 strike him.
p but do appear to have fiogged him much IL was
hown too that the struggle Gushing kicked the Captain
Verdict for defendant
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-16

Ship Huron New.OIleans. The was towsd TO SEA oy
the SseAuRoa, SansoR-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-16
ARRIVED.
BEI,O\T

i,hip aud balks. Wind WNW.
The Rivers are free Of ice this morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-16

We would suggest patrons that from this additional
facility shall be able supply them early date with
all The novelties of the London and Paris markets. and sustain
the reputation Of the establishment the moderate prices
which have elected liberal since the adoption
nish garments from IS 80 per less than form erly-a
In The establishment which commend II TO those
onirns articles Tor immediate use the addition
stock Of an assortment OF FIRST quality ready made garments
iao, n.'ai 49, yc f3 istf
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-16
Passengers Arrived

IN ING oIls EerGrG, from ChGrleston-Capt Conkiin
Nlessrs Seaiey and Gibbs, snd Il the
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-16
AUCTION SALES.

Wv u. -,.iszsh Richards, Aacsiop-~r-
Ha pAnSrSs RICHARDS IL PLhTT,-Store
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-16
MUSEUM.-ADMlSSiON

iETANTED-Asl situation as Clerk by q man who
has bsen the Dry Goods business the country and
good ssman give good cit reference. Address P.
w al this office tsl6
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-16

This best and creates, Of works Of he kind, pub
lisd will be completed from ID TO 20 Numbers at TWEEN
~ I'VE cents EACH illustrated by large and beautiful
Mans engraved stss from the latest authorities el2 81
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-16

rUPPING AND LEECiIlNG al all hours, with
the attention and careuness resulting from several years
experience of which references to respectable families
can be freely given Mrs Ian l76 Varckstset doors
above Charton-strset.
cheeruy wait the poor and those moderate crcumsan
ees according their ability a part OF the city
0i,Y,S
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-16

u ayers PtiiS.-The safest cheapest and most ef-
fectlye Family Medicine the Wod See numerous resti-
onias at the General Oce OF Sale 40 Fulton second
t.oor 81 istf
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-12-28

Take notice ihGn We living volcanoes,
ye tiery iaipostnlS, that y"n are ruhhing
the system Of some Of its onward hCat''
its Botanic life every time you uppI5 the
steam and that lhis miserable subtcIlugc
cannot save you.
There is not medicine nor remedy
directed by this system that has not been
stolen from the 'matcria mcdica' Of the
physician nor one that is not directly
vi Inn his province and used by him in
every case where they are indicated, hong
before this patent quack was thought Of;
nor is there "Bo!s4lic Qaack" frou,
Maine to Georgia who hnpws Il petal
from stamen (and very much doubt if
any Ct hlcm do) who IS any better IN
formed than their illuslrious predecessor,
or if they are, who docs not certainly
know that they are imposing wil(uIly and
knowing y upon the ignorance and Gre
dulIly OF the people. They can take
whichever horn Of the dlcna that suits
them best.
The only remedy for this crying evil
Is the un compromising hostility of the
intelligent OF every profession aud the
extension Of liberal system Of education
throughout the length aud breadth of our
laHd. II is this aud this only that will
protect the conidIng from falling into the
jaws Of these wolves in Sleeps clothing.
But one word Of advice to You, Yc Sal
amander imposlers, let not avarce and
ldzIncss longer tempt you to the imposl
ton you are prac Using upon your fellow
mcn 60 t" you proper caIlng's and pro-
LESSONS, make your neighbors shoes il ye
are shoemakers, peddle clocks if YOU are
clock pellars, bat aim not above that for
which your capacities are best suited lest
IN lulurlty you receive from the rery llA-
er Of your tribe such treatment as may
lead you no longer to complain Of a want
OF hGW. H. d.
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S l'Y L..

Very much depends upon style. A
young gentleman having occasion to ask
a lady for The suffers across the table,
addressed her III the following emphatic
STRAIN.
'Most beautiful, accomplished, and
charming madam, will your ladyship by
an unm,Ilcd and tindeStrving condescen-
sion Of youI III finite goodness, please I"
extend 10 your most obsequlous, devoted
and very humble servant that pair of igni-
potent dlgeSlors, So may exasperale the
eXcresence 81 the nocturnal cylindrical iu
minary, in older tina, the reIulgenl bright
ness Of lis respl andenl brlliancy may daz-
zle The Visions Of our occular optics mole
nolenllNt
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One EsIca.

An cid woman who was very thought
iHl, hul could entertain but one idea at
the same tlinc, GnCc entered the church,
and wlnlc walking up the aisle, discover
I'd that her IIs"rIlc cat had accompanied
her. AgrccahIy Ia the first impression I'd
the discovery, she said, why pusse,,
where do you think YOU are going?''--
Looking up, and rrcolItcting lIlal she was
AZ ci,uleii, she remarked, .lherc spoke
right out" Her attention MAS aow at
rested by the smiles of The congregation,
which. together with The voice of her
last remark, induced the cxclamalion.--
"why, la I've spoken again. BY this
time she was fully aware Of the Impro-
prlcly "Isuch IA soIIoquy, aad forthwith.
exclaimed in evident consternaton,-
''why, lud mercy, I'm talking load ali
the time !
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THE CLUBS.

Americans have been refused admit
lance INTO the London Clubs, because
some OF oar States canno, pay their debts.
From this, we would presume that the
members OF these Clubs are very cxcm,
2lary, but the late arrival informs us that
II, IL. lInrsl, NJ F. for IlorsIlan, had sud.
denly disappeared, having previously dis
charged his servants. 1t had long been
apparent to the lradcsmcn that the hon.
orable gcnlleman's circumstances were
much embarrassed, bat rome were pre-.
pared for his leaving the place on so short
IA notice. 1t is said that Ilursl's Liabilities
exceed 100000, and he was dlslin-
gnished member of the Carleton Club in
london. -Phla. Amer.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-12-28
A We ODEN LIBRARY.

Among the curiosiies in the coIIec-
ton made by the Exploring Expedition, is
what is called the Library; which con
si>ls of several volumes of wooden books
about nine inches long, SIX wide aud two
in thickness, curious i'll design, and beau
lul in execution, Each volume is form
ed Of the wood Of the tree, the name of
which is inscribed on the bark attached
to the back of the book. The interior
contains specimens Of the leaves. fruit,
blossoms aud roots, with a cavity in the
back Tor paper containing a botanical
description.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-12-28
RY.
WINTER EVENING SONG.

Not i leaf on the trcc-not II bud in the hollow ,
Where late swung the blue-Lol AMI bloss ON
cd the rose;
And hushed ii the cry Of the swift darling swa-
low,
That circcd the lake IN the twiliyht's dim
close.
Conc, gone are the woodbnc and swcet-scc cd
briar,
That blouncd Ger the hiluck and gaddcn'd
the vale.
And the Ylne that upliIlcI its grecn-pointcl
spire,
Hangs dropping and drcar by the frost slrick-
en- pale.
And bark to the gush Of the deep swelling 'oun-
That praltlcd and slync ia the lgIt Of the
How soon sraIl its rushing be still on the noun
tala,
As.d lock d up in silence IT'S frollchsomc tune
Then heap up the hcartll-stono wit, dry and
flesh branches,
aud gather about me, my child rem in scr,
Cold On the upland the stormy wind launches;
Oh dear is Tho honI Of my loved ones To me.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-12-28
The Two Husbands.


In oldcn times there lived king
Two daughters fair had he;
Like wood-nylnps, they whom poets sing,
From guile and SHINING free.
The elder loved Il homcly lord,
furbdding to the view;
Yet to himself and to his word,
And to his honor true.
The Younger loved a shining knight,
II skIliul trOuhldour,
For words ui sweetness and delight,
As Stood the world before.
Each welded with the one she chose,
But far apart their state,
One blest her life TIL livng's close,
The other cursed her late.
"lhc ii lie ofeach SPOUSE quotll he
nIulrIEg follow, hence.
The iroubadour WAS Fantasy;
The BarVn-CuMMoN SENSE.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-12-28
DcCiisEsy OF Rivers.

a very slight Gcclivity will sallicc to
give the running motion to water. hrec
inches per mile, i'll smooth, straight
channel, gives velocity Of about three
miles an hour The Gauges, which gath
crs the waters Of the lllmalaya mountains,
the lo!llcst in the world, is, at eighteen
huHdsed ,.tii,s from lis mouth, only eight
Hundred feet above the level Of the sea;
hat is, about twice as high as ST. Paul's
Church in London, ami to fall these eight
hundred feet i'll its long course the water
requires more than a month. The great
river MagdaIena, III South America, run
ming for thousand miles bctw cen two
ridges Of the Andes, falls only five han
bred feet III all that distance. Above the
commencement of the thousand miles i,
Is stcn descending i'll rapids and catcracls
from the mountains. The gigantic Rio
de la Plata has so gentle descent to the
oceAn, that in Par aqua, dtecn hunGicd
miles from It's mouth, ships are secn which
have sailed against the current all the
way nv the force Of the wind alone; that
is to say, which, on the beautiful inclin--
ed plane Of the stream, have been gradu-
ally lifted by the soft wind, and even a.
gainst The current, 10 an elevation greater
than that Of our loiliest spIre'
P0HSriiic Gazette.
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PI,nsned weekIy in the LOG CABIN,
BYp. c. RIG ETTS.
TE X nj 8.

Two OoLLARspertnnum,p payable hal fyear-
ty IA tlvlncs, or Two DOLLARS and FiFry
CEIrs if not paid till he nd o fth e year.
No sabscriptionwi be received for esst Ia "a
six months, and no paper discontinued untiia II
srreiragss ire paid unless aithe discretion OF
the ed tier.
i'crtisemont sof one squirrel insert odthree
tina 'sfor OIE DOLLAR, and TWENTY-FIVE cents
or,,ch spbsoq ientinsertiomlong n pro-
portion. Advertising customers will please
mark On tho in ,nuscrpt how many insertions
are required. Ifnos such direction isgiven, the
advertisement will he continued until forbid
aud charged accordingly. Accommodation
to the Elito Should be pest paid.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-12-28

aJYcllow Butter in winter is made by
putting in yolk Of eggs near the termi
nation of churrhug This also makes
very line aud sweet butter. Il has hith-
crto been kept great secret by many.
but it's great value requires publicity
In many places it is usual to substitute
llltle finely scraped carrot for the egg.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-12-28
A HINT TO WIVES.

v hen woman seeks to guide her hus.
band, it should not be like one who
breaks horse to las own purpose, using
bit and spur, now checking, aud now
goadlng his career, but like the mariner
who steers the SLIP, directs it by a sim
gle touch, while none can see the power
that rules it motion.
Mrs. s G.. Hall
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-12-28
4 GOOD REASON.

man i'll New Hampshire gave as a
reason for not voting for the abolition of
capital punishment, that al! who deserved
to be hung wouii move 10 New lamp
shire, and lhcy had quite enough of that
class already. There is some force in the
mans remarks.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-12-28
Mrs. S. &. Hall
A FACT FOR FARMERS.

a writer in the Tennessee Agricultuist
states that chickens and fowls fed with
corn ground course, as. for instance,
homlny, will never have the gapcs.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-12-28
TIE TRUE SPIRIT.

An freshman, on being questioned res
pecling his opposition loP"Ik and Dallas
rcpllcd-"!( | were in England should
vote for Polk and Dallas, hut as ! am in
Amcrica, shall vote Tor Clay and Ere
lnghuy SEN,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-12-28

NJ. c. Field, Esq, the accomplished
editor OF the ST. Louis 'Revlle, died on
board the ship IIouma few weeks since,
while "n his way from Boston To pensa.
cola
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-12-28
A BOLD VILLAIN.

Last evening, while &C deman who e
residence is III Boud street, near Broad
way, Was sitting at "A table writing, having
before ham large silver candclabra with
three branches, bold and caring thief en-
:eted the hail door by false key, and
going to the apartment where the old gen
tcman was, by three several puns put
out the light and docamped with the can
delabra, leaving The gentleman III the
dark.-.E Y. Jour. Com.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-12-28
AGENTS FOR TIE CECIL WING.

AGENTS FOR TIE CECIL " hi"
John u. Yarnall, Port Deposit
] W. Abrahams, Port Deposit.
Edwin IIaincs, L. Nj. Rising Sun
Jonas FL cston, Jr. Z. NJ. Conowingo'
Johns. Everest, Rowlandsville.
Joseph LANES Brick Meeting House
John McCrackuu, L. NJ. North East.
Sathan Wilkinson, Elk Iron Works.
William II Pearce, Z. NJ. CecIltCn,
John 3. Morton, L. Nj. Warwick.
John /. Clayton,P NJ. Chesapeake City
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-12-28

Nh. Webster, it is now understood IN
Boston. according TO the Courier, will
take MI Choate'S place ~ The Senatc
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-07-13
EMUSIC HATH CHARMS"

The young men Of Elarper's Ferry, had a
meeting not long since, Tor the purpose OF
forming GIee Club for the Presidential cam.
pairn, at which the follwing preamble and
resolutions were adopted:-(Creote)
Whereas, "Music hath charms" which
make the ocos savage; and whereas, the
.good Book" says "there is time to dance and
a time TO sings"
Be it therefore resolved,
Ist. That now is the "tlme 10 sing
2nd. That we will sing.
Bird. That Tor the purpose OF uniting our
voices and singing in harmony, we do now
associate ourselves together under suitable
coonomen, and we do hereby dedicate our
services 10 HENRY CLAY and the AMERI-
CAN SYSTEM.
/ 4th. That the Key in which we Will set our
music shall be G sharp, in order that II may
mot accord with the music OF our opponents
which is b fat.
9Th. That we cannot sing the praises OF
lanes k. Polk, because we do not approve OF
singing psalms to dead horse.
9th. That we now adopt a constitution ior
our future guidance.