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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-29

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Twas dear, ipd@ 4, watch ,kss. IVA
The mo,her|l <s child
And note their rtl- ia fol6s,a 4
nd ihel eeeh,|'nes mili
And press IN ,aIt hiss her bcY.
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49, nhs, hIiss ~. qas neihsr, ,hsrt.
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ohl is cheerful SIS, ~ ..-,.
To see tso thus 1t play
Tne uoiher and hefchefut babe
Win hearts 90 light sd gayl
We 81 hare known 4 nothf's care
We al have fell her VS.;
Ant, 10 our young ape ien,eF years,
What brighter erssmlhan this
All then here's sous,hig holy. 100,
In word, and loak, md sn,is,
4 dreamy softnsss iiehg her eye,
Thar tonches US iht while
AID vs half sigh 10 shire her joy
Though Sigh Ne msy 80 vaip,
unsil our hearts are lisk'd like hers,
Within aIeeti6l's chain.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-29
THn WIFE.

II needs NO gull, y break ,ne no, 1' mu,,.r..
heart me so -. ra,idy dress and cheer
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less nome. ., .ne and nameless neg
serted n l..saa, . erime among them, have
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aud planted there seyon' as ar Oh
cure. me .fo,. ,ba.sad sisht arrives
nay woman ~. o ,.eolIesiions 81 her youth
dSeh % ~ ,heIidea OF ,ha. iuneiu
and. cne.l s. s.a teep alive The Pron,'
Time, 49, ..ndlv esye end ,bough'n
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may g ~ %, ihe iorgetfuluiie. : bal
the forgo..e. ). =, IA, Hour Of peace viii pa
~ aliusios = 49,, md The hardest hes
i ~, ever locked i.ieii viIsln =, .ad 5
oi II man viii soften 70 nsi s'i ~, wears
y her live - .he hsd ' sas;as md conie
I. ms,ehless bliss. loved. los,ns $50 q Il
ir -. ,ource Of comfort ano 'p'''s :
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-29

60 <, ID anniversary q ne ~ ~
+ lad society 10 Nsw Orleans ~ l'''V"f
Eshe eighth regular toass: A,,,,c,esy
re Daugn u. rs. :. ercbain "a ~ their
lsy their oF'gn y, .e 8. q ,be Pil9rids OILY
swee' su1.ss, 49, 10 - become Pilgrim 81
swat lnss 1870 1ssSa st.,a,;nv. All - Love
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-29

say 10 BIZ Partner 10 the above Card would
tbs, he han end to The public generally.
lihsPrrencs resumed. with renewed zeal
Of public life profession, which the dulis,
| peiied him ID be last few years. have CON.
then, wAp wouI lssure TO neglect. To all
49,. he deemA bust their business to III.
es.i.asi be i ssAly necessary for bin "a
hss,, erss Rrepsfsd. ~ heretofore,
f..is va is battle in their capsa
Be &c, ~ g eles,. ....'ss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-29

give mo ths liksriY 81 tbs pres. mn
viii give to The nitlsiers vensl house
Of peefs-I will give him full swing Of
',hs4p atronsge 81 bis ofics-I will give
Tim the whole host Of ministerial infiu-
snce-I will give. hina1 al The power that
place can confer upon hin. 10 purchase
up submission, and over-aws resistance;
and yet armed with the liberty Of the
press. ] will 60 forth 10 meet hin undis-
mayed, | will attack with that mighty en-:
CINE the mighty fabric be has raised /
.'e-haL. down from its height corrup-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-29

+, ruefe AGESs
'ne life OF ei'f6sa.i ' az # 4--..r nom emf 10
. m !. !. alliance an that ofiofmins
: y lightly undertaken TSyet how often
less thousands Of person. p ha,. doubt
.ts,s a. . passlng down life's current ina 80 :
Ds,b;s . single blessedness, from ibe . =
- ~. ssrIy enssndsred assinst a. rn;an
q 'ne uple proof which ;soc;.,. ITO. a
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-24
III New ILs!i
DR.. CULLEN>S
INDIAN VEGETA nj u p4AIAr1uH

SBEHsON5 afflicted with scrolula, Kings, Evil
< lancer; ETyslPCIas, Old Sores, Ulcers, Tgt;er
, s,cunSl iSeHses or any otaer complaints arising
fV'h impurities OI the BlJOd, requested 10 read
ht BORROWING Iest'rohis, IN proof of the WoRie fu
properties OF the above named medicine
hEAD REhD!! REhD!!!
, we, we Undersigned, having visited MI. Isaac
Brooks, " at the office OF Messrs. ROwand b Wal
t"n' 5'o Market street, Philadelphia, consider his
Gaze Inc most remarkable one we have ever witness.
ga .. heaIn ri' His disease was SCROFULA, ana
leitole must nave been his twelve years. conflict
WIN me GeSIraycr!
, FITS PALATE, the ENTIRE RoOF OF His Mourn his
Nose, UPPER LIP, and lower lid of the RIGHT EY E
nave heen destroyed, his FACE nearly eaten up and
i'Ht OF the JAW BONE carried away. And YET we
en- give no description of his case.
M b. informs as that in January ast the whole
inferior o. his mouth, as well as most of mis- face
was mass or deep and Painful ulcer.
On the l4th of January last, he conner taking
hr. EULLEN'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PANACRh,
which checked the disease in n few DAYS and from
tha' hR'e The cure has progressed without rternis-
sion.
New hash has suCp,ird the ulace oftho dozen ulcers
aud though Rdiy Jislirurr1 Iis faes IL sound and
his general health Is restored
We are assured thu; in the treatment oF MI H,ooks,
ease, no MERCURIAI,s Outmrnts, or e .usT,e An
pIicationa have been usp6.-ip fact The PANACEA
ALONE has wrCu9hI This wovderC,I chHnon
David Smith, Rmcks CO. Pennsylvania: Charles I,
ROWand, Mgadville Crawford ca PrnnsvIvsuia: !
w Jones, NJ ID Sontl Secoud-st pbilodeInt;n. Iacob
Lee, PGmbertnn N Jersey; E w Car 440 N Fomy,h.
above Pcplar-sl v Liberties; s MeCulIonph Iancas,
ter, Pennsylvania; K NJ Maddox, % N Eleventh-s
Philadelphia; w Appleton, NJ d 46 South. At do;
Timothy Caldwell, Marion CO Missouri. Daniel Yea.
KEEL Chestnut hin, Philadephia co. Pa; John Harmed
800 Highest PhiIadelphia; William Stcelpg NJ ID
Camden, New Jersey: W ,lIipm n ,ls 3T9 Hight st
Philadelphia; ] u Potter Manufacture Of Mineral
Teeth 100 y kmth-st Phia: f. A WoI,enwpher nd
pha Democrat, 227 N Sd ST. do; Geo w Metz. Bm.h
maker, 3I7 Markets d.; ezra Carr 1883 Chgstnut 81
DO; A D Gillette, Pastor uf Eleventh Baptist Church,
Phla JOhn Bell Erie 81 Phila Morris American of.
fce;) Aaron Sands, 1874 Catharine.st. PhladeIDhia;
Daniel McGin,ey Krssler,s Alley do: Andrew Swea.
ton, Camdea, New ]. rsey; r II Evans West Phila;
Richard II Young, Glider 400 Market. a. Phia; John
w Ashmead, so South sixth 81, do; T 4 Wagner
Lithographer, ll6 CGEBHut-st, do; B Kensil l23
! Eevsnth-st. do; Peter Sken Smith, Editor Natv,
Eagle, do; joel BodiHe, Glass manufacturer, VIII
hahst0WR, Jersey; William Steey, Pennington
Van Buren, c., iowa; l. Coles, NJ u Boston, Mass
Russel Can't ID, Psychologist, Phila; Thomas P :
hooy, u Harrisburg, Pa; Peter Wright, $50 Market
81, thna; James w Newlm. lo3 Fil5ertst, do; Jnhn
Good, ~ sprnce-sl, do; William Uric, Pastor st
Paui's y On Csiharines 81, 10; John Chambers Pas
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-24

the green saVannahs of the South, he has offer.
ed up his valued life one Of the first victims ut
his cOunTy's shrine. he has disa appeared from
among us, but his name is still green in the
memory Of The American heart; he has by lis
heroic deeds gained for himself proud MINOR
tality, and needs not monuments Of brass and
marble to perpetuate his fame. For though
his ashes sleep in a strange land his living forEl
as he appeared in the day of his pride and pow
er, will live ~ the hearts Of all who knew him,
and his name will be associated with tho Wash
lngtons, the Lincolns, the Greenes, the Ma
rons, and Jacksons Of ether times, earlier in
the history of our Republic but not earlier in
| deeds OF heroic vaor, as his fall, covered with
laurels, is abundant evidence.
lder's fate--'tis brilliaDt-yet meIan-
choy; 1t is hard to any in the full Vigor of life,
to feel the chords severing one by one which
bind them 10 earth, and how much more 80 to
the soldier, who in his aspirations .or military
reLown, PUSHES into tho thckest Of tho fight
needless OF danger, and intent only upon the
one grand object Of his thoughts or
such 1t may be said, as of Charles 18th, the
roaring Of cannon and the din of war is the
only music which finds on echo in their SOULS"
aud with what intensity of feeling do they re-
alZe that the sun of their life is descending
hliu VAIN hoo iO"cIlnR CIOuos1 'ndl tItlI gov"
ing hopes and bright dreams are crushed in the
bud, and they will leave tina. glory 10 others
with which they fain wonld have enwreathed
their own brows.
And yet the death ola hero, such as We la
ment, is glorious. He s indeed, deserving the
memory Of grateful people, who in his last
hours displays that nobility ofsUul which alone
discovers The patriot and freeman. The last
words of our lamented chiefiain, ''TaIry not
here; there is pet work FOR you to do;" address
| sed to one who would fain have smoothed his
passage to the grave by the gentle words Uf
friendship, will like the celebrated sigma OF the
famous Nelson, be the motto of the American
soldlery, teaching them to forego all personal
qualifications when their country requires their
aid. His end was bright one, to TALL mid
the shoutiugs of victory, to hear the thunder
| tones of rejoicing which rent the air, and die
with the triumphant standard of his country
waving over him, is indeed proud fate.
How sleep the brave, who sink to rest,
With all their country's wishes best,
When Spring with dewy fingers cold,
Returns to deck their hallOwed mould
But there shall dress swcetcr sod,
Than fancy's feet, have rod.
LADIEs' LITERARY INSTITUTE, Ne. 70 f. Bait st.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-24

ARRIVALS BIT THE CANAL. The Georgetown
Advocate says, that Monday was busy day
on the canal. The boats which had been SO
long INSTRUCTED by the breaks in the canal,
have at length, many Of them, arrived, heav-
ly freighted with produce, and others are hour.
ly arriving. The quantity of -four now in our
town is probably larger than has ever been 70.
ceived in one day before, and the amount of
apples is also very considerable The lively
appearance of the canal now gives some ind-
cation of what the business will be when it is
completed.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-24

-, tSuCoRssoR TO DR.. HIrzELBRReEEJ
ChaliPhgeS me world to produce cure more certain
speedy ana permanent than he row offers to th,,
hhG'eH. HIS recent extensive medical LouI has nui
nm IN possession Of the grand scientific secret of
hot only Rradich!ing the lurking poison OF yengTaI
Vehoh' bh' OF restoring the shattfret cohs,ituton to
its pristine vigOr Dr. n. confidently assures The
victims OF ventreal disease that be can, in an Nh
seth short space Of time restore the patient 10
peieci heatih without resOring the nause0us and
deieternut drug, too often administered by uuacks
lMPOTESCY, from whatever Cansc arising. and
lts sources are various, Dr. II edges himself to re-
move permanently and efGctuslly restoring TO their
luii 'ienr he VHule powers. Those addicted to the
solitary vice, or who may be sufTeriIp from frJmpy
a prostrltna Ct mental and PHYSICAL en-
eIgles would find 1t much their interest ~ andy
eltheT by letter (pOst paidl in person. to Dr. IN
S "nHh uhey may pace the most implicit confidence,
FOR honorable secrecy and eeicien. aid Ofhee hours
from A. m. 70 II Pm nnldtC
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-24

DIsTURNELL's UNITED STATES NArIoNAL
REGISTER, FOR ls47. Besides the Calendar,
this sheet contains list of the various officers
Of government, ministers, consuIs, members
of congress, &C., with view OF the capitol at
Washington. 1t is neatly published, and will
be found serycsable in counting rooms, or
elsewhere. 1t is for sale by Mr.. WYiiiam Tay-
Tor, North street, and other booksellers.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-24

THE Loss OF THE PACKET SHIP THOMAS
P. COPE. We announced yesterday that this
beautiful packet ship, which sailed from Phila-
delphia for Liverpool, had been lost at sea By
fire, and that her passengers and crew, go souls
in all, had been saved. 1t appears that on the
29th ult. she was struck by lightning, which
descending the mainmast, set on fire her rigg-
ing, and finally her barge, Fart of which con-
sisted ofhemp and tallow. All efforts to ex-
tinguish the flames were Intellectual. The
passengers aud crew worked hard until the 9th
inst, when all hands were rescued by the Eng
lsh ship Emigrant. The faracs subsequently
rose to the mast head, and shortly after an ex-
plosion followed, when the noble vo sci disap-
peared. Slo was only seven years Old, and
was worth from $40 900 to $50 900, and was
insured for only $4,000 in Philadelphia. Her
cargo consisted Of 1859 barrels -four, 1850 bar
rels corn meal, 1900 bushels wheat, 4l3s bash.
corn, SO hhds. and 10 barrels talIow, 81 bales
hemp, 644 kegs lard, 500 hides leather, Al
cases pickles, and carriages. |. was insured
for $4,000 in Philadelphia, and part in New
York, but principally in Londan. Her pas.
sengers, who arrived in Boston, were Captain
Henry T. Mercken, Messrs. Geo. Dodd, Isaac
Walton, Mrs. Lougbrdge, four children and
servant, officers, crew and fifty steerage pas-
sengars-in all 81 souls.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-24

DEsERTloN. The Police Gazette advertises
the names of 7Ps deserters from the U. S. Ar.
my, for each of whom a reward of $50 is of
fered. Over l62 Of this number have deserted
since the 18th Of October last.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-24

MORE BODIES FoUNp. Two more bodies
have been recovered from the wreck of the
steamer Atlantic-one ofthem supposed to be-
that Of DR.. Tourney, from the namo on one f
the boets. The father of the unfortunate Wal
ton family was recovered on Saturday. Two
skulls have also been picked up on the beach.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-24

Letters FOR HE CoAsr OF AFRICA. A
letter bag for the U. 8. squadron on the Coast
of Africa, will close at the Foreign Letter Of
fee, in Philadelphia, on Saturday morning,
26lh inst
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-24

FIRE. Chester Gaylor largo Lsrn in Rad
ley, Mass, was destroyed ~ MS Oh Thursday
evening Two horses, twenty head of cattle
and number Of sheep; besides large guam
tity of hay, &c, were burnt wiph it.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-24

AWFUL Explosion. In coal ae near
Birmingham, England, an explosion of gas
took place, killed 10 men and three horses
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-24

FIRE IN ST.. MARY's COUNTY. We learn
that the post Office and store in Mestown, St.
Mary's county, Md, was entirely consumed by
fire on the night of the 10Th inst. Mr.. Wn.
IT, Garner, the proprietor, estimates his loss at
Sl3,0 900.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-24

RUSSIAN PERSECUTION OF THE Jews 1t is
stated in a foreign paper that eighty Jows,
headed by the Rabbi, arrived recently at War.
saw, to request tho governor to allow them to
retain their costume, but they were taken to
the police, their boards shaved off and their
long hair cut, and then sent away. They
were afterwards compelled to pay the barber's
bill.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-24

Obstructive FIRE. On the goth Novem-
Der forty buildings were Destroyed by fire at
Gravesend, Eng. Loss 4, u .0C0.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-24

Col. BAEKHEAD. The New York True Sun
says that this officer has been ordered to Join
the army in Mexico.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-24
VALUABLE sERVAs.

" 4 LUABEE4 SENVAS'W-i. For sale n
black Girl, about 90 years o, asa, TO serve I6
wears, good cock, washer and nut-f. A Gid 10
years OF age, Ia serve IL ars; alsu b1y IS wears
ola, 10 serve u yrafs. These seIVii,' belong tn
gentleman wno has no further u n ~ taem- they
can come highly recommended. ~ dther plrlIc =
lars apl ly at l.. - s'GDTri,S.
dl III -. ..,...,a D.,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-24

The TERMINUS OF THE CyNARp STEAMERS.
The Jersey Associates have appropriated $780,
600 to build whOycs at Jersey City, for the
Cunard steamers, provided no obstacles be in
terposed BY the corporation of Jersey CITY.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-24
vuNHE ONLY REMEDY
n. FOR THE WOMB DISEASE
ENER SEnNNnR U 1

Nature and Natures Laws, laid hid al night,
600 said let Nature and 'e!auey hc, ana aIi's right
Like Chaos, Wondering, saved Now arise
Justice, JUST e to honest merit. prize.
When the best of skill pronounced 1 must lose my
lie,
By r, DeIaney's No. | and Panac,a, I'm now mo-
ther and q vie!
Signed, CArHARINR MARIA QUINN,
Endorsed by Il. W., NO'e Book SO,
- sealed Gratitude.
IMPORTANT CARD.
TO HEADS OF FAMILIES AND DELICATE
FEMALES, having tho Womb Disease aad gravel,
severe Cough, frat stages Of Consnn, tion, Dyspep,
sia, CosiiYeness Piles, ChoCs Rheuma licS severe
heues, Pie'n or Prurisy, Impurities OF TIE Booc
Worms, habitual Head ache, &c.
Also, his NIX rNRES for Group and Spasms nv
worms; saves child's life in five minutes &c. Fe.
males treated for drupsy for years have been rel ev-
ed OF huge WORMS and restored 10 health by but one
bottle OF my No. !, o remove deleacy, Mrs. De-
laney viii receive personally sealed notes aud IN re
iuTn VIII give statement, with honest certificate
No. of address, &C. P.S | do hereby puaran,pe
| the Gu Of the whole of this card. Secunty given
AZ any merch anus Office in this city, sealed by The
natnor, endorsed by the County touii, Mayor. and
10 magistrates, with letters and references nom The
! highest testimonials.
It's character for curing the Yellow Fever In NO
bile, established by Capt. Robinson, No SO Thames
| street, signed and witnessed nv Col. Rtp,vrr
| hagisuae-.is no less than nv bottle No / curina
Tho most dangerous Cholera Iniantu n Diarrhpl ard
| FluX. So much 80, guarantee he worst OF Cho
| ,era' These are honest facts that have been pub
lishtd, signed by Capt. VIM. e. Wright, OF sclr A.
legany; Capt. J. Turner; Mi VIM. n 6ntgomery, ioIt
town. o. Satisfaction. - W.
! guarantees sworn certificate fof Agues &c. fc
every day III tina year, sea ed by The Mayor an.
! County Court seal.
| Reference 10 MIR. James Johnston; Orndo F& Co
| Mes>ts. Mills 4 Go amt James Gi-tan Fso Ear
| chah,s. John G. Holland, Esq. Cav street ID t,no
! man n"f~h NJ rkrr pace. ~ Cuumuairv Al l3rvp
! ~ innItu Neg"faoh No 1 1anac.l ami Yhnuu1a
ut Extract Sn'nuor, Rlnod iui Fay trn n,a,,er n,
cdu'e,) GId ~ otni Htsuoy.f. Irr -,,c nv m. "a
th'fs HohCHT DELANEY,
hio'lh' no 81 Lombard street, Baliin ore
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SO slys every body Had our eRteip rising peo-
pie this rich, productive county, ii would soon
be made the paradise Of the world. The mines,
doubtless, would be well and profitably work
ed, which are numerous and rich The latitude
of the town as taken by Major Graham the
other night is 20 deg. SO min. 40 sec, but lit
tie north Of Cuba, and, of course, all tropical
productions are easily raised"
The Governor begs that our State will not
forget her sons who are so distant from her bor-
ders. We assure him she W i'll not. Living
or dead, Maryland will ever hold their names
and memories in most grateful remembrance,
Tor the services which they have rendered, and
the lofty patriotism they have exhibited
----.------------------
RELIEF re THE SUFFERERS IN IRELAND
The young men of Washington city propose
giving ball for the benefit Of the suffering
thousands in Ireland At a meeting held at
the City Hall on Monday, Mr. H. 3. Sweeny
was called to the chair, and Mr.. John McDer-
mott appointed Secretary, when the following
preamble and resolutions offered by Mir. Jas.
W. Sheahan, were unanimously adopted:
Whereas we have heard with feelings of
deep solIcitude that vast numbers Of the people
OF lccland-a people distinguished by generous
impulses and pTOveTba for hcsplality-ha
been visited with famine and want; that, under
the inscrutable dspensations of wise and rner-
cllul Providence, soil naturally rich and fer
tile has refused to yield up It's wonted products
for the sustenance of man; that fields, once lux.
uIiint, have become desolate; that graneries
once burdened with the golden fruits Of the
harvest, have been enptied, and cannot be re-
pleDIshed, unless from abroad; that homes, once
the abode OF plenty, have become the habita-
ton OF want; and whereas We deem that though
we cannot do all that is required 10 relieve
people 50 sorely afflicted, we may, IN the result
OF our iabors, send forth at least ray of con-
ISOLATION which shall warm and brighten some
now cherries heaIth-Whch shall five ioy
and g'adneSs to some human being, now the
victim oI famine and despair; and believe that
bail, whilst will ford a rational enjoyment
to those who may ningle in its pleasures, would
prove The best means within our reach, of &C.
comp Fishing the object We have in vew-the
relief OF suffering humanity: Thsro(ole-
IteSoecsd, That, in cooperation with those
VINO have already begun the good work, we
Will give, early in January next, u ball for tho
relief Of the sufferers in Ireland
ReSOived, further, That a committee Of nine
be forthwith appointed, who shall BIO invested
with fnll power 10 make all suitable arrange
ments for carrying cut the object of the meet
ing.
In pursuance Of the latter resolution, the fol-
lowing gentemen were elected an executive
committees: II. d. S"eeny, J. F. Ennis, F.
McNerhany, John McDormott, J. Z. Thomp-
son, Jas. w. Sheahan, John S. Byrne, w. A.
Kennedy, w. II. narrower.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-24

EyLACk AND COLoRFu tLG@RjNEGIMPS,
w nave on hand, h,ra u.9ly of the alloy,
gosds, TO which invite atterl"n
M tPl J, NJ. HAlG, ,,,J Baltimore street