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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-06-10
New YORK, MAY 25, IS47


Sir: We beg to welcome you on your ro-
turn to your native country, and to the city
with which you were identified before your
entrance on the diplomatic career which has
recently terminated. As citizens of the Uni
ted States, we cannot be insensible TO the
distinguished manner in which, during for
egn service extending through nearly twen-
ty years, the rights and interests of the ma
ton were sustained Ivy you in your nego,ia-
lioDs with the several governments TO which
you have beon accredited but il was not
only by the performance of your official
duties, and by maintaining, on every occa-
sion, the character Of an accomplished min
ister, that you upheld the honor Of our com.
mon country. Not only did You avail your
self Of The advantages Of your position in ad-
ding TO your literary fame, but by a proper
application Of the facilities which you enjoy
ed, to the department OF learning, to which
so much of your life has been devoted, you
have made an American work a standard au-
,hority Of public law. We would, as we'll
TO recall the social "reminiscences of former
days, as TO bear testimony to your public and
private virtues, invite YOU TO partake with us
and other citizens Of New York, of dinner
TO be gwen at such time as it may sui, your
conve nience to designate.
We are, sir,
with great respect, your
friends and fellow citizens,
ALBERT GALLATrN, JAMES KENT, G. c.
ty others.
To the Hon. HENRv WHEATON, &C., &c.,
&c.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-06-10

DINNER TO HENRY WHEAToN.-We have
great pleasure in publishing the annexed
correspondence. The tribute to Mr.. Whea-
ton is most jus, and appropriate. For many
years, under various administrations, this dis
tinguished gentleman has discharged with
thoroughly American feeling, and with lib
eral spirit and a cultivated mind, the high du-
ties Of a foreign minister.
lie has adorned thu, high station by his
personal character. and his literary and scien-
tifc atlainmen's-gvng an example 10 the
whole world, Of an accomplished gentleman,
not less than an able diplomatist
His return home is justly greeted there-
fore, by men of all parties, who find united
in him the good qualities and spotless charnc-
ter which oil parties do in fact respect, though
they may not always initiate or requite.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-06-10

Our readers will be Interested TO know
what measures have been taken in the capital
to defend it upon the approach Of our troops
We cannot do this more eifcctually than by
giving the whole of a proclamation promulga-
ted by Gov. Trigueros on the 9TH inst
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-06-10
PROCLAMATION.

His Excellency, the Commander-in-C Chief OF
the Army of the Centre yesterday addressed
me the following decree
HEADQUARTERs ARMY OF THE CENrRE,p
Mexico, May 6, lS47.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-11


The Lseisl,lure Of Virsinia. % Sslur-
day, sgresd Ia ihe inde6niie postpone
nsni of Id Is, Of way Bill. This
was : respl. 1ifIsren, from what We ex-
pecied sud hoped. We yel lrusl hat the
Legislature n.y e consider TIE vote. pod
either adopt ID, Bill 4, reported. or The
"Comptomisea olI<rsd - M. Hunter.
fse Legislators 81. czhibl.ea most in
fa,ualea and blind policy il reference 70
the interests Of BET people 10 the North
West. sad her own iunedisie interest.
She has thus shut out Of her dominion
% improvement tha, would not have cost
her one cent. and which. - short lime.
would have enhanced lbe value Of her
lands. and thus broaght ! large revenue
from region Of county which nov
pays little Or nothing. into the Treasury
of The State. The arguments in favor Of
the Improvement are Legion. in number.
Wills, ihose opposed 10 il. can be none
other than the ressonings Of the mos,
narrow hearted and contracted.
II. however. those who voted against
the inde6Eiie postponement OF the late
bill should favor the compromise plan.
We think il has . fair prosPec, Of sue
cess.
The majority last session against the
rightsoF way was t,Csnty-nins-nou, only
eight.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-11
THR MOUNTED nlrLRMEs.

We have been furnished with letter
from one o. the members Of The Mount
ed Riiemen under9eommand .of Capt
Mason. from which it appear, that gre II
dissatisfaction is fell on lhe part Of The
men, in consequences Of their not being
yet furnished with horses. III
The letter il dated Monterey Mexico.
Dec. IL. II furnishes an account Of The
Seser:ion Of Setjeant. man named
Sempers aDd three others. "Old Tay-
ior," The writer says, lis regular rough
old customer. He would put YOU ID
mind Of an old Virginia Farmer. With ID
old brown coat and pants on. We leave
on tom orrow morning with The FIRST diI
vision Of the Army. for Victoria. under
Gen. Taylor himself-aboul 200 hundred
miles-where We expect TO have an en-
eagemeni.p H
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-11


.hsrs j general Complaint among
those Who have produce 70 sena 10 Bal
iimers on account 81 lie failure o. the
part o. The Baltimore g Ohio Rail Road
70 take i On from Harpess Ferry. Great
esertions should Be made By Inc Bil,i-
more Company. for The price 81 Flour i
iuctuating--and the Farmer Of Miller
may lose vast deal 81 being late ID TIE
market. There hss been large quantities
Al Hsrpers Ferry. waiting for .rsnsporlas
ton. and We learn from The Winchester
rirginisn. hal some 10 or l5thousand
barrels had accumnls,ed al the Winchss-
ter Dspol--,hers being 20 use 70 send il
to Harpers Ferry, where il would have
10 remain !. any rate. Iii
We hope thallhe Baltimore Company
will aliend 10 this matter At once. III
P. 5. Since The above has been writ
len, We have understood thai there i
from Fifteen 10 Twenty thousand Bar
rsls OF Flour At Harpers- Ferry. waiting
FOR transportation BY the Baltimore Com
pany. f5
The President 81 the Winchester Road
has been actively engaged the last month,
sending of from Winchester. each day,
for 4 month past. from one Thousand IL
fifteen hundred hsfrelst Averao;nO IN
Interpretation Il twelve HUNDRED barrels
per day. il would make ihir,y-six thou.
sand barrels that has been transported d.
ring the last month III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-11
The Army.

We have no,hing1of interest TO report
from the army. The next lidings from
the seat OF wsr are looked for with great
interest, az il is thought they will either
develop the plan Of operations or probably
the commencement Of those series 81
sledge-hamner movements which il Is
understood Gen. Scott is authorized q
carry on sgainst the, enemy. 4f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-11
meeting OF the wings.

Let The wings Of Jefferson bear in mind
the meeting on Monday next, As i is
desirable that fair expression Of the sen.
timenis Of ihepsople shall be given. we
hope tia, oil who feel interested in the
Observation-Disclosures win givethe at.
tendance. We do not know what may
he The action Of the meeting. blu: il is al
ways desirable, and preferable, that the
people meet and SETTLE such matters for
themselves.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-11
sooTr,s WEEKLY PAPER.

This Paperis published al the low price
Of one dollar per annum. II il one Of
The neates. and most interesting Of our
exchanges, and is ,he cheapest paper, jill
things considered, 10 The Union. II YOU
want cheap and Al The same tins good
literssy paper in your family. subscribe
Tor SCOTS Weekly, published 10 Phla
delpha. II. .#
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-11
pARpoN OF WV. cir.

Upon the petition OF large number
OF citizens OF The county Of Jefferson,
Jurors. witnesses, and others, the Govern
or OF the State has pardoned YIN Clip.
who was convicted d, the last term OF the
Superior Court Of this County Of man
slaughter, end sentenced 10 the psniieuii-
airy Of the Stale for three years. III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-11

ea AL meeting Of the Stakeholder.
81 the Baltimore s Ohio Rail Road Com
pany. in Baltimore, on Monday last, = Re.
solution was adopted appointing CON
miiiee 70 investigate The proposition Of
Pittsburg, and 10 inquire into The ezpe-
dieac5 Of modifying or altering The pro-
position made BY the Baltimore and Ohio
road 10 PitisbpFg with the We've Of CON.
,hection win thai city via Connelsyills =
Wheeling is thus shit out OF the termii
mus. and haye the satisfaction Of knowing
that by her contracted policy she has pre-
vented what would have been great
State Improvement. without one dollars
outlay onsiLe part Of Virginia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-11

Mr.. Hunter has presented in the House
Of Delegates. petition signed by two
hundred and twenty citizens Of Jeffsrson
and Frederick counties, asking an amend
nent Of the charter Of The Shepherdstown
and Smjth6eld Turnpike Company so as
10 authorize the exlersion Or said road 10
the town Of Winchester.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-11
FUNERAL oksEauIEs.

The Baltim ore papers turkish detailed
accounts Of the Grand Funeral Procession
aud Obsequies ID honor 70 The rem aims 81
Col Wan II. WATSON. and Capt RAN
DoLPH RipGLeY.
The occasion must hare been one Of
IL sery imposing character. judging from
the number Of Military Companies the
Odd Fellows--the Fire-men, &c. sc -.ia
attendance.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-11
be Fsrmers and Mlllers,.l

The attention Of Farmers and Mixers
Is directed 10 the advertisement pr Mr.
FINLEY, Produce and General Commits.
sion Merchant. Baltimore. Mr. Els an
active and enterprising gentleman. and
those who consign their produce 10
bis careswill commit tito safe hands. and
realize y much as The market affords.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-11

o. The Sarah Sands, steamship from
Liverpool i now due, and she will bring
much later news her arrigal.is looked for
With degree Of anxiety. On the part Of
the Flour spectators. as well as those Of
the farming community who have their
produce in market. 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-11

The storm Of Wednesday the Sd list. /,
seems 10 have been very extensive and
severe. Considerable damage was done
in various parts Of Baltimore. In New
York 4 raged with great severity. There
was heavy wind and sea on Long Is
land Sound and sevsrsl sehooners were
capsized and sunk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-11

!, win Be seen, BY ;be Markets undsr
The proper head, tbs, large sales Of Flour
have taken place in Baltimore. q, Sti per
banel-all for European markets.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-11

|. e. The Albany Journal wishes 10
know whether President Polk. after hav.
ing given aid and comfort 10 the Mexi.
cans, By sending Santa Anna TO com.
msnd their armies. intends 10 play out ihe
game, BIZ impsisoniDg FOR cashisriDgl
Tsylor Tot whipping ihems
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-11
EHsPHERpsrowN. Janeo9sh 1877


Gentlemen ST am on aaying visit 10 NY
family, and with the wish 10 devote every mo.
ment Of that period ID the arrangement Of nv
private affairs, preparatory to my departure for
the army b. Mexicr, any ,iae therefore diverlea
from that purpdse oflicts with lhe object OF
my vsi, Je, cannot deny myself Inc pleasure
Of meetfns myIfriends md neghbrFs around the
social board, snd shaking fhrm By lie hand be.
fore march. :tiswsh feelings therefore Il no
ordinary character thai Isceep, yoIr. kind ana
hatlerins Invitation 10 the supper on to-morrow
evening
For the expression Of your confidence 10 my
ability and DETERMINATION 10 discharge The duties
ofmy c,mm md, Ifbeg leave % tender my grats-
ful thanks, with The assufatee, hist judging dc
the material which nov compose lhv Rselmeiii
10 it, raw state, can promise thai Wig Mia. v Hi
90, be. disappointed il her meh. They sr. 1
gal'anr, generous, chivairic body --going with
The determinaiioh to shrink fom 90 duis, aad
vim The knowledge tha, TIE eyes lf,rltsinia
are uprn them.
n ] nm, gentlemen, with great consideration.
and respect, YpuI obi ST.
#1 JNO. r. HAMrkAMCK.
II MessIs Shortt, McEndree, webb, tewelt, But.
Len STROLLER pa rran md 4 iflIe z!sf4@I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-11

i 81 IL II 4
The subject Of 40 Eeleciion olIa Repre-
sentative 10 Congress from This District. sp.
pears TO be engaging The attention Of each
E.bf the great political parties Ndmin ations.
pt candidates have been made and con-
| veniions have been called, ION ihs pur..
pose of salec,iHg 9 suitable candidate. -
On the part Of The Wings. however, il Is.
deemed unnecessary 10 hold 1 conven.
lion, asffom q communication which ap.
lpeared in the Winchester Republican. il
appears that fheA Wigs Of that part oh
the district from which The ccnmunica-
ltion comes, haze gdeiermined 80 give
Their support al the next electioa 10 JoHn
lS.. GALIAHER. Esq 1.-THE many, whig
Votes who subscribed that conmupicar
ton adhere to their determination. il ii
N aniiesl that there is no reason forghold-
tinga convention, unless j. be TO confirm
The nomination Of the gentleman 10 whom
they are determined 10 give their sup-
port.
We suppose. however, that IN any Whig
voters" merely intended 10 express, ia
strong terms. their preference among tho
several candidates named. We desire "a
give expression 10 our preference; byI
pledging our support 10 The nomin atom
made Of ANTHONY KEN
NEDY, Esq We believe him 10 Be IN /
sxcepiionable ID every respect. and en-
tirefy Tilted By talent intelligeoce, and
habits Of industry loaibe station oifep.
end as exeepisbls 10 The peo.s
pie of this district as any naiionI
that may be made. He ii not Issmmel.
ed BY office Dor is he Obnoxious % he
prejudice Of being Of The Professions.
He is truly one OF The Peoile--in Iorm-
er life mechaDic--ot lstterdsys, and at
present, affarner-- modest and meriiori..
Gus inl oil The relations of life, his De-
pertinent end intercourse NTH lis fellow
citizens has Been marked ~ tie inielli- I
gence and manners 81 The wellleducaied,
gentleman. For repfeseniaiiye be will
receive ouf saFmest suppofi.
We submit however. % The decision Of |
! Convention Of the District giving ia,
lhe members Of that conyenlicn an assu-
rance. IS We believe, veil sounded,
Messrs, r 4. Conrad and All Hunter
seolIpipg The Rominalipn, no aiDre sc-
seFtabIe nomination. and one bitter suit
ID ~ unite The entire support Of The ],
Wings OF The Bisiricl can be made. fhar
be nominaiion Of Aothony Ke1pedy,
8sq whose rretensions and nseriis We
:ei diaily recommend 10 tbe c0Bsideras
ion III the conventions.
JEFFERSON WI4IGS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-11

Messrs Editors: You will plsase an
nounce TIE name 81 NATHANIEL W..
MA MINING, asa candidate foI seat 10,
the ne 1t Legisiairre Of Virginiss-suhject
% the decision o. ! Wing county Con.
veniion. MI Wis j most ysleus WHY.
4 gentleman 5of Intelligence and in every
Wy worthy Of The united and coidlab
snpPortoi The Wing party.
. ELK BRANCH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-11
FouSTAls HOTEL.

I i L z
The advertisement Of Messrs.@ FoGs s.
THuRsroH. p:oprietors Of this establish.
meni. viii be found 10 our columns MY
The reputation Of this House is will ke pi
up BY these enierpsising gentlemen wlo
are indefatigable in their aitentious,o yis-
tiers Those oi our M.rchanls pr citiI
gems who visit Baltimore. and psaropize
this establishment once. will be lure 10
return 10 il again, for every deps1tmen.
OF this large house is beaded by attentive
and obiiging persons. 50 iha, there is !
perfect system about the whole concern,
and all works smoothly.
The following notice We clip from lhe
Richmond Republican:
~ The commentator bestowed upon
the Fountain Hotel. in The following ar.
iicle. we know TO be altogether just and
deserved.
THE FOUNTAIN HoTEL, BAIrIMoRE.-i iessrs!
Editors ~ Permit me traveller, who has seep
much in the wsy OF public houses. 10 bear his
testimony to the excellence Of this Hotel 10 III
respects. Hotel il, emphaiicsliy, The kemt OIL
every man who Stops q Il, if properly kept
and, in al; that makes home agreeable. no house
!tai ever visited. comes better up 10 my mo-
lion Of comfort, than The old Fountain Hotel,
nov admirably kept by Messrs. Fogg & Thurs
ton.
These gentlemen are Courteous and oblig;De,
and every want OF their guests ii anticipated l
and provided for. Their assistants are equally
Dbliging; and ] am sure, every man who calls
rnce viii be certain 10 ealIsgain.
A TRAVELLER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-11


u pursuancS of previous arrangements.
between Unity 40 forty fsnilsusn q.
ssnbled Il i'll GLOBE Holsl, I'D ai.about
hslf past sighl o'cIock q. dawn 10 ! suD.
PER prepare iin ne bes, slyIe of that well
known establishmehl.
Col CHARLEs HARpERptesidsd on he
occasion. assisted ~ Dr R,cHAnD Pan
IAN: and ANrAorr SrRorlIka, ESQ.
Alter ne cloth vas removed, tie fol.
lowing toast xas proposed 81 Tie Prssi.
dent which ~ acepmpsnssd with sppro-
pirate remarks.
Il The Health Of Col ]. u. HaniramcE .
May BIZ and those under III coms
mand Be guided. iirecled AID protected.
BY that Great Captain who governs iii
things. and may ID and lhey be allowed
~ return in safety % bis and then isrni.
lies and friends.
This toast brought the tsnessIof The eve.
ming 10 bis feet. who replied eloqasntly
and with deep feeling.
The whole evening exhibited acon,iu.
ued scene d festive enjoyment. and The
company sepsraieda At late Sour, each
graiiied that Il had been bis p1i yilege ID
be presen. Oh this occasion.
~ rs, SHkrHERpsrowN. Jan. seth, ls47.
Col. .. r. Hamtfamek-DeAfS Sit Your fSl-
low .ciiizens Of Shepherdsiown and lis yieinily.
bang DESTROYS, before your departure FOR Mex.
leo, 10 gise you The assurance. Of their peIsoHal
friendship and esteem, and az The same Time
70 testify 10 you, their perfect ecnndence ID
your ability and DETERMINATION 10 dEschafee In 1
manner creditsbleto the Commonwealth, as We Il
q 10 yourself The responsible and arguous duties
ofthe honorable post 10 which ysu have been
appointed, beg, through the undersigned, acting
u their behalf, 70 tender 10 yoal Supper
which they purpose having prepared d lid
Globe Hotel 10 morrow evening, and which
they hope il siIl sui you 70 slgaifi your con-
verience 10 accept.
Respectfully,
Charles Harper, Wn Shorif,
Rich'd Parran, j. II. Lsttie,
u II. .McEadree, w. r., Wsb5,
u. .M.I|Jepett, a. Stroller,
Y. NJ Butler, Committees
d. Il + - -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-11

a. Eight vessels arc now Ioadine Il Nor
fslk. Ger Earops, with Corn, which y hi earry
ant s., 200 bushels.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-11

MessIs shorit McRndree, webb, isweli But
Ter, STROLLER, Pafran shd Little.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-05-27
50. Louis, Nay Ia, 1917.
SEATING, lying down, aud getting up,

GEN. KEARNY-Thc NeU York Sun contains a
letter from California, of which the following is
extract Gen. Kearny had previously fought at San
Pasqual:
The General entrenched himself, and sent an ex.
press to Commodore Stockton for assistance, who
at ST. Diego with about 500 sailors and marines,
which not being promptly complied Irith, from some
cause not known, another messenger was dispatched
by the General, on the third day. who Informed the
Commodore that the General surrounded by the
enemy, that his little army was in great distress,
and subsisting on their mules and if he did not re-
ceive immediate relief, the General would cut his
way through the enemy if il cost the lives of his
whole party. The Commodore then sent out force
Of $50 800, and they made their appear
ancc the cowardly CalIforniaus fled. Gen. Kearny
then marched to ST. Diego, joined Commodore Stock
ton and planned the battles Of the 9Th and 9th of
January, when Cudad de los Angeles, (the city of
the Anges,) was a second time taken. The General
showed his orders, instructions and appointment as
Military and Civil Governor of California 10 Commo-
dore Stockton, who Immediately suspended the civil
functions of the General, and issued his own proca-
nation as Governor and afterwards appointed Lieut.
Col. Fremont, Governor of the Territory. General
Kearny Informed Commodore Stockton that he would
temporarily submit to his assumption of authority. as
he did not wish at this critical period to create a
civil war; and soon after took passage in the Cyane
| for Monterey where he met with Commodore Shu.
brick, who supersedes Commodore Stockton, Com
mander-in- Chief Of the naval forces.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-05-27
Return OF the Volunteers.

Pursuant TO previous notice, public meeting was
held at the Court House on Wednesday evening to
make arrangements for receiving the volunteers on
their return. On motion, G.. A. CHAPMAN was
called to the chair and the object of the meeting be-
ing stated, it was,
On motion of Hon. w. w Wick,
= ReSOired, That committee of seven be appointed
by the chair. to prepare system of arrangements,
and report at an adjourned meeting.
The chair appointed the following gentlemen Hon.
w. w. Wick, Thomas M. Baker. Andrew Smith,
eThds<M. Smith, DR.. l.. Dunlap, BAIL Brown, and
John s. Spann.
After short discussion, the meeting adjourned to
meet on Thursday evening
THURSDAY EVENING.
The committee appointed at a previous meeting,
made the following report
Resolrsd, That the following committees be APP
pointed, to-wit
LIST. A committee TO correspond with Col. Drake,
and ascertain and publish the day which the voun-
teers may be expected TO arrive at the Depot. at
Edinburgh, to-wit: w. w. Wick, David Wallace,
G. A. Chapman, N. McCarty, ]. ID. Defrees, and N.
b. Palmer.
I'd. committee to procure volunteer wagons and
teams TO transport the volunteers entirely or in part
from Edinburgh 10 Indianapolis to-wit T. NJ. Smith,
VIM. H. Morrison, John NJ. Talbot, Sam'l Wooen,
and W. B. Preston.
Sd. A committee to take order in reference 10 the
"PPiOpi io'e SeiShO"ioS anu oSeeoihSso vi s"'u'o-
tory character on the arrival of the vouAtcers at
Edinburgh indianapolis or both, to-wit: James
Blake, John H. Bradley, D. Reynolds, A. g. Porter,
N. Bolton, James Morrison, s. V. B. Noel, Liyings-
ton Dunlap, and Douglass Mcguire.
4th. A committee TO take order and make ar
rangements concerning appropriate festivities and
entertainments on the occasion Of such arrival, towit
Andrew Smith, L. Hedderly, Matthew Little, George
Plant, S. NJ. Scoville, and William Biddle.,
9th. committee to levy subscriptions, with in
strucons TO consult with tie other committees as to
the necessary amounts, and 10 make contracts and
pay accounts: T. NJ Smith, ]. S. Spann, Joshua
Langsdale, and L. NJ. Vance;
Which report unanimously concurred in, and
the meeting adjourned.