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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-03-12

RicANoSp, 9TH March, 1876.
DeoY. Sir You have already been made
acquainted, through the medium Of the public
pres. witt the death, SO sudden, sad and trag-
zeal, 81 JOHN EAMPDEN PLEASANFS.
We desire not 10 enter into any particulars
connected with This melancholy event 1t is
sufficient 70 say, that Mr. PLEAsANTs fell a vic
tim to the mercileSs requirements of a code OF
honor, which, false as il is, has yet the power
fu sanction oi public opinion, and Of the soele-
ty in which our fallen friend was born and
reared. Yet it is but justice to his memory to
say, that he went upon the field with no desire
10 take his adversary's life; that, in his last mo
ments, he declared that previously TO the COM
bat he had extracted the ball from his pistol to
lessen the chanches Of a fatal result, and that
his only object in the encounter, was to repel
the imputation which had been cast upon his
courage. Such course, extraordinary as it
appears. was only in keeping with the lofty
magnannmity and forgeltulness of self, which
had ever been distinguishing characteristic Of
one Of the most chiyalrous and magnanimous
spirits ofthe age.
You, Sir, are familiar with the public course
of JoHN II. PLEAsANTs for the last twenty five
wears. The founder Of the Richmond Wing,
the gallant champion of our political princi-
pies, the man whose splendid genius comman-
ded alike the admiration Of friends and foes, it
is unnecessary that we speak with minuteness
OF his political history TO any one acquainted
with the affairs Of Virginia. But II may not
be 50 generally known, that an interesting fam
lily Were entirely dependent upon the labors of
his mind, and that this sudden and appalling
bereavement has left an aged mother and two
young and promising children unprotected
and destitute.
To that mother, to those children, his last
thoughts were given. Expressions OF love
and gratitude to her who gave him birth, eX-
hortatous to his children 10 pursue the path Of
virtue, honesty and truth, fell from his dying
lips. Shall we not receive the mother and the
children as u precious legacy2 Shall we not
seize with eageTness an opportunity TO mani
fest our gratitude, for the iilusrous services OF
the deceased, and our sympathy with the sur
wing members of his household
The people Of Richmond having common
having commenced the good work OF contribu-
tnu 10 the reiefof this destitute family, appeal
toyou, Sir, Gas an old tried friend OF the cause
to which the whole lie and brilliant powers of
Nh pLEAsANrs were deyoted,) to give your
generous aid and, as friend Of humanity, TO
yisi, with your bounty the widowed amother
and orphan children OF man whose own heart
was ever open as the day 10 the caeot charity,
and to whom tie children of affection and
want never appealed in vain.
Contributions may be forwarded to either Of
the subscribers, trustees appointed to receive
the same. Respectfully,
HENRY w. MONCURE,
HENRY LUDLAM,
JOSHUA ]. FRY.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-03-12

Gov. SrocKroN DEAD,-The Delaware
State Journal brings intelligence Of the lamen-
ted death of the Hon Thomas Stockton, Gov
euor of the state of Delaware, who died very
suddenly at Newcastle ON Monday evening
last Whilst in one ofthe public Offices, with
ont any premontion Of his approaching end,
BIS head eil suddenly upon his breast, and he
died without struggle or a groan.
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Settle Up!


FOR 1876.
Asparagus--Ganio or Dutch;
Beans-iiye or six superior kinds;
Beet--four sorts;
Brocoli--Eariy Cape;
Cabbage--ten sorts;
Carrol-Long Orange;
Caulhower-lat and early:
Celery-white solid;
Cucumber--iye kinds;
EGG plant--purple prickley
Endive-green curled;
Indian Cofn-Smith's extra early fine;
Leuuce-Lazy or large white head
Melon--four sorts;
Nasturtium;
Onion-eariy silver skinned;
g sets by the quart;
Parsley-dwarf, double;
Parsnip-large Smelling or Dutch;
Pumpkin--seyeral kinds;
Peas-superior sorts;
PeppeT-Bull-nose and Cayenne;
Radish-tour kinds;
Rhubarb-ior pies and tarts;
Satisfy, or Oyster Plant;
Spmaeh--round Savoy
Squasl--early bunch;
Tomato-red and yellow;
Turnip-early and late;
Canary for Birds;
Flower Seeds;
Herd do.--Tor sale by
Jan. % WIN. DORSEY.
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Oounmnarcial Record.
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BALTIMORE .M.4RKET,l
american Office. .Mrreb q. 1916.

s@HFSf sN'Hs S.U+SS5 efA"f'e - -%HS'
CArFLE-At the scales today there was a
fair supply of Beeves, and sales were made at
an advance over the high rates of the last pre-
ceding week, owing 10 the superior quality Of
the stock. The offerings comprised 500 head,
of which "a were driven to Philadelphia, 81
to Washington, and the balance, 2i5 head,
sold at $3.50 and 81 per 100 lbs. on the hoof,
equal to S4.75a $40 net. Average rate 1897 !.
HoGs.--Liye Hogs are selling at $5.75 Sc.
The stock is moderate and the demand fair,
FLoua.--Since our last weekly review there
have been few transactions in Howard Street
Flour. To-day, however, we note better in
quiry, and holders are iirlner and asking high
er prices, We quote at S4.66s a $475. with a
sale this morning Of 500 bbls at the latter rate
The receipt price from cars is S4.56t. There
IS no inquiry for City Mills Flour, and we are
therefore unable to name price.
GRAS--The small quantities of Wheat
brought to the City Mills sell at 100 cents for
best reds. No sales ofCorn, We quote white
62 63 cts, and yellow at GA 65 cents. We
quote Oats at Sc SO cts.
BAcoE-ls in better demand to-day at the
following rates, viz: Western Shoulders a
5. cts; Sides 6 and Hams 7 a u cts. We
quote Baltimore cured at 5. 6 and Z. a cents
for Shoulders. Sides and Hams.
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GEORGETOV.A' MARKET, }
Mg,eb q lSA6

REPORTED For THE HARRISBURG GAZETTE.
FLouR.-0wing to the state of the Canal,
we have received no Flour since my last
Boats are expected in by the 18th inst. Sup.
Flour, nominal, S4621 $3.50
GRAM, &e.-Wheat, 90 10 los cts. Corn,
60 to 81 cts. Oats, 81 cts. Cloyerseed, 1915.
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Z - a. McLeeglsP.


29705 Prizes, amounting 10 1913, 100
Tickets $l0-Hlvs. $5-Qrs. &2s-Eighs. S4s.
In the above Grand Scheme. containing over
half MILLION or DOLLARS, there
are thirteen Prizes to twelve blanks, and a Pack.
age that cost $3.50, Fletcher s. Co. win sell on
certificate for 70 whole tickets for $3.50; &c
halves, &65; 26qrs. 1922 26 eighths, $l6l.
To secure the Capitals, be particular and ad-
dress the all lucky
LINES FLETCHER s. co,
Franklin Bank Buildings, North ST Baltimore.
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.ALEX.3NDRL4 MARKET, !

FLouR-The market remains the same as
last reported-we hear Of no sales. The wag-
on price is $3.50. Receipts light
GRAIN.-We quote good to prime red Wheat
from wagons, 100 los cts.-Very little offer
ing. Nothing doing in Corn
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-03-12

278l4 Prizes, amounting to &50,643.
Tickets $l-Sharcs in proportion
Give the Tomb Thumb trial, as il is for
the benefit Of the rising generation Of females,
and in which Fletcher & Co. will sell on Ger
tifcate packages Of 25 wholes, only S14S0
% hlvs. $40. 25 qrs. $50; 70 eighs, 81 IS.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-03-12
Jefferson County.

tSy-The Editor Of the Martnsburg Gazette will
please announce ANDREW HUNiE Err and HEN
RY BOTELER, Esqs Candidates TO represent
the County OF jefferson in the next House Of Dele
gates OF Virginia.
MANY VOTERS
or tss Shepherdstotrn Precinct
March 70, lsI6-te
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RaEhE5C ,N6gER.

PasbE5C SAFE.
WILL be sold sspubhc auction, at the res
w iasnce of the subscriber, near Neweom-
er's Mil, on Wedaesdoy The 18th day Of March,
the following Property, to wit
5 head Of Horses,
5 head Of Cattle;
Rood Wagon:
6 SETS Of Horse Gears;
Me Cmmiek Plough:
Double and Single Shoeel P!oughs,
| Wheat Fan and | Roller;
Cross Cat Sac;
Spades, !Sl,oreLs ard Hoes,
.Matiocks, ices, SC.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
.NITURE,
Such as Beds. BedSteads and Bedding;
Bureau and safe;
Cnpeting, Chairs and Tables;
.fadiroas, and many other articles not ne
cessdry to mention.
ALSO,
s stands Of Bees;
a quantity Of Rye, Corn and Clorerseed;
Bacon and Lard
At the same time, will be hired, for the bal
ance Of the year, a NEGRO WO.M.4.N
Ierms-A credit of nine months wall be
given on all sums of S. and upwards, the pur-
chaser giving bond and approved security I'M
der that sum, the cash viii be required. The
Grain viii be sold for cash.
JNO. BURNS, Jr.
March 5, l546-2w
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VARIETY.
Goods Family Flora
AND
METERiA kiEDiCh B0ThNlnA,

fTONTAINING the Botanical analysis, Nat
~ ural history, and Chemical and Medical
properties Of Plants, illustrated by splendid Col
ored Engravings copied from Nature. Thirty
two plants (eomplete) are ready for delivery
Price s. ANY one, however, with the color
ed plate and letter press perfect and independ-
ent, may be had for only g.. cents. Specimens
may be seen at the Gazette Office. Address
March 5, 1916.
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E7.s -g~SsAN APPRENTICE is wanted
s5s4s '--ssss at this Office to learn the Printing
Business. A stout Boy, about l6 years ofage,
having good English education, will find a
favorable situation by applying at the
March s GAZETTE OFFICE.
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no ADVERTISERS.


Owing to the inequality in the space occu-
pied by Advertisers, caused by disposition Of
indulgence, the undersigned, Editors and Pro
priet1ls of the "MARTiNsBURG GAZETTE" and
VIRGINIA REPUBLICAN," that equal justice
may be mctcd to all, pledge themselves to ad-
here to the arrangements hereby made. 1t be
comes necessary, in justice both to the Patrons
and Proprietors, that in future Advertisers
sboud be limited, or that they should more
amply compensate for the space they have
heretofore occupied. Our object is to secure
roa enable compensation for our services,
and to give satisfaction TO the Public. 1t is
hoped, therefore, the following rates may ac-
compl.sh the Object
MERCHANTS, Sc,
Notoccupying more than SIX squares, (sub-
iactto occasional change,) will be charged $40
per Year. or SIP if the paper IS included. II
occupying but one square, 81 per annum
over one square, and not exceeding three. 50 /;
over three squares, and not exceeding six, $40;
end 81 per square Per year will be charged for
every square exceeding SIX.
PATENT MEDICINES
Athe same rates per year; and for shorter
period in proportion
TRANSIENT ADVERTISEMENTS
WIN be inserted at 81 per square for three
times. and . cents per square for every sub
soqueut insertion.
MILITARY ADVERTISEMENTS
.a az aaIrnrice.
ai cases .he number q times must
#Il. MSS ur fnt ID. .-rrtt 2sfsHylt
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PRIZES!
nrEIcE or
1F'Tl. IE0 HER & 60.
NO 9 EraHIlin Renk ENfldirgs,
north ST.. baltimore. rid.

MD. CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
For the bright cf he Frederick Seminary
Glass II for lc46-To be drawn at Baltimore
on Saturday, March Il, 1916. rs No. Lotte-
rv-I2 drawn ballots.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-03-12
(9Ogcr seed.

WE have on hand lot Of OLD SEED
Wv which we viii sell for cash.
Feb IL X. Z. BRYARLY Jr. s. co.
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6Hoa,erSeed.
Flour! Flour!

WE have in store a superior lot Of Fam
w MF FLOUR, which we viii sch for
cash. u. p, BRYARLY Jr. * co.
Feb. IL
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-03-12
6 EsrExcs ef $4,000 each are
500, GOO!
90 Prices cd 1890 each are
$4,000!

ALEXANDRIA, LOTTERY,
Class II, for 1876.
BY AUTHORITY OF CONGRESS
To be drawn at Alexandra, D. c., on Satur-
day, March q, lS46.-[ Under the Superin-
tendence of Public Commissioners, appointed
for that purpose. ii. G. GREGoRY s Co.,
Managers. rs No. Loty.-l3 Drawn Ballots.
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RELIGIOUS.

gC5~The Rev. MIR. HARaIs is expected to preach
10 the Presbyterian Church Of this place on Sunday
next, al Il O'clock A. NJ. March IL.
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S4OO. eco

did they pay out in prize money during the
year 1915, and they are determined to exceed
even this large sum in 40 They therefore
coniure all persons who are in want Of money
to forward BY the mails orders for tickets d, aHy
Of the Lotteries, and in the language OF the
crook back tyrant, they viii "buckle fortune on
your back" whethes you viii or no. Always
address EMORY s co,
No. 2 North Calrert ST., Baltimore, Nd
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Splendid caeagae.

Tickets only SI5--halves, S1.5U-qrs. $40.
Emory s Co win sell Package on certili-
cate that cost $500, at the following rates, viz:
for % whole Tickets for $3.50; 26 halves, sos;
20 qrs $3.50; Is eighths, $2315r
EMORY s CO,
HEAD QUARTERS Opposite Barnun's.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-30
General Nptires.
:
BACHELORS HAIR DYE

II Liquid Caioring 70. me HAIR Nhisksrs, Ii
Us c-lrbs u paifoLaze wa a once d understood %
tnoss 30 lave used Or sold Tee preparations o-r for
dyeirg TIE h2ir lts application i simple - eject GER
tain being eIpEtlcait perfect Esir3ye yTfto-t de-
siroJins tae elasticity or heait;s OF The NIX To fa-cT
store keeper, cf ggists ke- il VII be oso3 -zo+ d.
sraole Article. q they win confidence reco.ured u
10 tasir ca.oIner- s-d LOT be i.or5ed complaints Of
liz cyeing The ska or iioen- Il VIII rub OF The ha;
and cosa: washing o.y or0-es ia ppez-sDce- TIE
eoior u permanent AID perfectly Uniform, entirely free
from toe unnatural is, -zry.u from the faded greea 20
the roy purple produced TIE ordinary hair yes Il
proof OF u. efficacy the inventor : prepared 70 apply The
10 hose wishing 10 purchase proves satisfactory: or
which purpose he has PIRATE rooms PREPARED oy and
WsE-st near Broadway. free 81; double size 81 50
Copy she address
Agents-,sev-York Dr.. Goc-z7d 81 wsiker-si: B-ook-
IN Mrs HAYS ISe Fulfor-.t: PHILADELPHIA EuE Rcus-e
Washington D. c. J. II. Gbss. Pez- ATea-; Pit:s51rE
Pa Wnl- Jackson, g L!btrysi Columbus. Ga Winter
Ep2.ng. o2a lreoii.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-30
CERTAIN CURE FOR TooTE.AcEE


Tooth-acne dire aiI nov give va:
Pan must end and care decay
Youth and age more repine.
Wien they Glove Aaodvae
~ In numberIe-- cases, yshe- al o,hef ,oo,h-ach-
remedies have failed. lie Glove Anocre Drops have Ell
ected and the psns from decey=t tes5 ave been
eueely driven away Many suffer the most terrible pan
dsv, rather Than lose tooth. and hese drops accomplish
al ter 6ereeredicating the tooh ache and saving
teeth. WS3 would longer stI.-r, prc- Is certs
Prepared and sold By HENRY JOHNSON. chemist ard
druggist. 20 BROADWAY corner Chambers-si. n the
Granite Building. Sold also 100 Fg,ou-s and - East
Broadway and 81 Coddingtons, 5n3 Hudson-s;
Spring. os irliseot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-30
DR.. MANIoTTA'S

20! Dyspepsia. Fever and 4 .,le. 6c &c.
II Travellers, from constant change OF air and
ter are liable % diseases which BE- prevented BY
the use Of the Tonic whenever they nd themselves IN
way indisposed. THIS medicine viii always prevent them
from contracting contagious diseases, such Yellow
fever, SCARE: fever. &c sc. Persons OF extreme 5ous
temperament, may i've long end healthy the Southern
climate By Inc OF This article. Personal reference
gwen 20 several hundred Of our first citizens.
Agents wanted throughout the United States Appica-
tons. tposi paidl addressed 20 the proprietor.
OILS Imeoais 2. FE.NNIR. lO2 Nas.au.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-30
GENUINE BEARS OIL, HIGHLY SCENTED
The best article for the Growth Of The Hair
ET- 4 (:nOd Head of Unir -Iaef- attention mo

it. lu-tre and uxuence II il commences dropping
out there i nois MI! 50 soon prevent this ai.y
the Bears OIL prepared from pure Bea:'s Grease II
the pores OF The kin and moisena roots. and
10 be tie natural remedy for preserving il in lis
original slreng' and beauty
Prepared aud purified by HENRY JOHNSON, Drag
ejst 10 Broadway. in the Granite Binding. Cham
berss; Sod also nj 100 Fuitonst; u Fast Broadway
and 800 Hudsons; Price 81 cents large, p cents small
OF lIneodi-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-30
General Notlres.

IF A Card 10 the Ladies.-aIR. BRISToW.
6rnng Master in returning 20 New iu-
ni the ladies OF this city and BROOKLYN thai he hssfur.
eas2 apartment handsomely for their accommodation
GNo SIS Rrosdwsy corner OF Dusne-s where they may
scciy. his Instructions private IN heir own psr.o
Mr. therefore politely invites the ladies sIeauoa
OF easy lessons the confined uneoash and
Srgxnt mode OF writing ie immediately broken up,
40 u perfect beauty, freedom and expedition delicate
a follows On with the surprising and
Anra oss Seeds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-30
miscellaneous.

TO HOUSEKEEPERS.
JAMES n. MERRITT. 100 Bowery. between Grand and
~ Hester has Just opened invoice o; China
which VIII b- sold the lowest cash prices. Also
hand every description oil Stone and Earthcnw8re, Cut
Moud Glss-. Solar Lamps. Hall Lanterns, Girsndoes, &c
OF the very best quality wholesale and retail o3n lav2w
MUFTS NUTS! NUTS
A SPLENDID assortment may be found al BEEWS
tITER'S Fashionable Hat Store, l20 BOwery, corner Of
Cirand-sl ESQ I'm
DRINTING MATERIALS-iD Double Medium CYL
Il indci Press made by Hoe Co.
Doubh SUperoyal Pow er Press made ~ TG OF oston
Double Medium do by Austin of New York.
do do by Adams of Boston.
2drsi rble Standing Presses.
and large assortment az Secondhand Type Cases, &c
the OF printing Office for sale al the Type Found
~, Is Chsmhers-sL GEO. BRUCE co. o50 81
no PR0PRIETORS OF COAL MINES and
Railroad omp4nes.-fhe subscriber offers FOR sale
400 bal Railroad Iron 81 10 relay, y by . deliverable
this and the 1T OF December Also, 10 IONS
Railroad Spikes, suitable for the ircn
oso Il. NJ SHERMAN, cor. Broad and Beaver So.
NVAIiRINGTON X RICHARDS, Agent. FOR the
w Basun Iron and elias. Works, haze removed 10 No
50 Bu:lingshp. Cast Iron Pipes and Window Glass for
sale. c50u
CANAI. BANK LOCkPORT-Noies wanted al
y 90 cents the dollar, until Monday afternoon.
oSl iwis J. THOMPSON, o. W al =.
SAUSAGE CAsINGS-2oo &eg, very bestiresh Sal'
.Sase Castings, for sale 10y
o3' Nv MERRITT & co. IS Souih-sL cor. Of Wall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-30
WIN. n. JONES. Aactionerr.

FRIDAY, Oct sO-Al lOt O'Clock at tbs Apollo Rooms
L No 40 Broadsay.-Eegsn, Csblne, furniture, re-
moved from III. mandatory for convenience Of saiethe
sale 10 be peremgtofyconssng OF entire fDrnnu.s FOR
rosewood black walnut, mahogany sni cottage made by
Inc best makers for private among which
s.wood with rich damssk teteatsiss, otlona1s
and dyans gothic chairs fancy chairs mahogany AID
wood sofas qarsu- tables tswel rseks nabietop rose
wool aud tables narbletvp double and
singl. wash.ands fun French gany chairs, ward
,oD-s ,rrpentine mArbe-top dressr draw tu
r-su6 VoIlalre ehairs walnut mahogany fall aud
French b-dsleads lsdies wOfkabss Pembroke DO, ma
k0gany hat staads mahogany Rnd walnut rocking chairs
ladies'. sewing csis mahogany cribs rich covered ross
Elfksbethsan arnI.cilaifs, mahogany tables kc.
Also 90 rich ofmglu bronze solar isinfs
Al,o quantity Of first quality curied hair mattresses
Shippers their goods packed The prernses
Catalogues viii be ready snd The goods can be examined
on Thursday morning. Terms cssh IT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-30
C Lei EVERY PERSIAN Read Thj..-

that the Of destruction J. sspeceCthsi the
cheek becomes pale the appetite poor the pulse quick the
sleep disturbed the frame emsciaed the breath short and
hurried. and before you nd that Dyspepsia
JnJndice. Nervous DEBILITY, Liver Complaint or Vertigo.
claims You for it, vclm Those 10 whom Lie Is sweet,
before aper with yourselves by the oinedicnes
afflicted with Hereditary Humors Headsche, Buiche
the face COsvsness any nj the dis"s- arising from
an impure the blood hhh Of the system.
Dr. Woods Sarsaparla and Wild Cherry Bers. Put IN
In arcc hotties and sold wholesale and retail bv WYATT
n KETCHaM.l2 Fulton-st. y Y; J. ". Smith, corner
Fulton and Cranberry Brooklyn Price 81 per bottle
OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-30
General Notifies.
d AZ meeting of the Phoenix Association,

IT AT a meeting of the Phoenix Association,
held at he Marion House Thursday evening October
Goth, ROBERT n HOLMES ESQ = as appointed Presi
dent, pro ten, DEssf5 MASuisE aud CYE-s SHAY gsos
vice-Pres!de1is. and CssErrs H. ITsEy sec.etarT.
The call Of The ueeliu; having beer read the Pes4e,.
addressed meeting eloquent manner. urg;ry uu
on the necessity Of exerioa and zeal in the coming
contest Committee Of three consisting Of Messrs.
Beoj- Wood, William 5furiland and Edward Gallagher
,en appointed 10 draw Resolutions cx presave OF The
sense Of the meeting.
Agreeable 10 resolution, roll OF the members Of he
Association then cut after which The Committee
reported the following resolutions which unanimous
y adopted
R,soiyed Ths, in the nomination Of JAMES PHILLIPS
PHOENIX 10 Tie hi Oh Office Of Representative IL Con-
gress recognize certificate 0! the discrimination The
Delegates appointed 10 represent AID that viii give
wh3cn his oag aId honorable serce' 70 ne "hig party
and his zeal il behalf of the ebeing Of bis eouniry,
III perativeiy demand han1s.
Resoited That IN the approaching election hail the
poruniiy OF reteeiu State from the depth Of tegra-
deOn which The administration Of Locof0co principles
has suhk H. and that 10 the election Of JOHN YOUNG.
and other nominee, Of the Wing party represent HE
Empire STATE. viii give untrTng esofts aad most
Re5olred Thai In all the nominees OF the Wig Dele
gates recognize that mistaken zeal for the good Of
Wing principles and dguity and the honor OF the com
try which mas the Characteristic OF party
and them al heartily respond and will give them
firm supper; which shall deserve II not achieve their ele.a-
lion 10 lie high Offices which tiey nominated
Resoiced That The Phprx Association no candi-
dates for their suffrage except those nominated By Wing
Dclegatss-reco.uZe their guiding principles those
which governed the action o the Wing party
know other xposon Of those principles than that
Ybci, has been given by s patriot ana statesman HEsRT
Clay.
On motion, the meeting Then adjourned Sar-
day Evening the $751; inst. al half psst7 O'Clock P. II
RoBT. d. HOLMES, Presdeu, pro TEN.
G 6TssI: ss macc,zr Vice Presidents
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