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DANIEL KAUTZ.
DRUGS! DRUCyM
c. ?. KAuTz.

NHE subscriber, having purchased
I from John l.. Snyder, his stock Of
Drugs and Medicines, would inform his
friends and the public generally, that he
has on hand good supply Of Drugs,
Medicines, Paints, Dyes, Varnish, Oils,
Essences, Patent Medicines, Painters
Brushes, &c., all Of which he will sell
very cheap for Cash.
Nav II,'47. SAMUEL KURTZ.
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PROCLAMATTON.

"HEREAS the honorable JEREMI-
w All 5. BLACK, President, and G..
Chorpennlng and John M'Carty. Esqs.,
associaIe Judges of the court Of common
pleas. in and for the county Of Somerset,
and assistant Justices OF the courts Of over
and terminer and general Jail delivery and
quarter sessions of the peace, in and for
said county of Somerset, have issued
their precept to me directed, requiring
me among other things to make public
proclamation throughout my bailIwlck.
that court Of over and termIner and
general Jail delivery: also, court of gen
eral quarter sessions of the peace and
Jail delivery. will commence at the bor-
ough of Somerset, in and for the county
of Somerset, in the commonwealth Of
Pennsylvania, on the last Monday Of
August next, (30Ih day) in pursuance
Of which precept
Public Notice is hereby Civ
en-. To The justices Of the peace. The ccrO-
ner. and consiables of said county of
Somerset. that they be then and there, in
their own proper persons, with their
rolls. records examinations. and inquisi-
tons. and other remembrances, to do
those things whirh IN their offices spper-
tain in that Aehalf 10 be done and also all
those vino prosecute against The priso-
ners that are. or then shall be. in The Jail
OF the said eounly Of SomeFset. are 70 be
then and there to prosecute ssainss them
as shall be just.
Given under my hand. at Snmefsei, this
30lh day of June. in the year Of
! our Lord ls47.
SAMUEL GRIFFITH sh-A.
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3gR e Al2Hs
For August Term, 1847

Il = - -
GRAN RORS.
Somerset borough.
William Mong, Curtis Kooser.
Somerset township.
Daniel Adams. George Cobaugh, Pc
ter Friedline. Nicholas Flamm.
Smyslawn borough,
Lewis Allen. Edward Bevin.
Paint township,
Daniel Berkey, of P.
Southampton township.
Daniel Bowman.
Conemsugh township.
Elijah Berkey. Samuel Custer, John
Howard.
Shade township,
Henry Berkeypile.
Summit township.
John FIke, Jr.
Stonycreek township.
Edward GIessner. William Sivits.
BroIhersvaIley township,
Benjamin Glass.
Milford township.
Michael Kimmel, John Mason, Jenas
Younkin.
TurkeyfoOt township,
Peter Lanning, Jacob Il. Rush.
TRAV ERSE JURORS.
Somerset borough.
Frederick Weimer. John j. SchelI,
John A. Snyder. Jacob Koontz.
Somerset township.
Alexander Landis. John Swank. Sam
ueI Pile. Of A., Michel Forney. S"Io-
mon Boucher. Jacob Good, Abraham
BIugh, Michael Shafer.
Milford township.
Joseph b. Crilrh6eId. Jesse Critch-
field, Michael S. ShuIrz.
Tnrkeyfnot township.
Conrad Lint. David Jennings, John
X. McMiIlen, George PhIlippI, Israel
Rhoads.
Addison township,
John Morrow.
GreenVIile l0wnsElp'
Jeremiah GIodfeIiy.
EIkIIck township.
Josiah DIvely, Daniel l.. Miller. Eli
iah Wagner, jenkins Griffith.
Jenner township.
IIenry Beiz, Joseph Boyers.
Berlin borough,
George Hefiey.
Shade township.
Jesse Slick. John Wagner, David
Cris,ey.
Southampton township,
&c orge Cook. Jr.
BroihersvalIey township,
Henry Suler, Michael Sny der, Sam
uel Boger.
Summit township,
Abraham Beachy.
Allegheny township,
Edward Dorsey.
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s-.47 sIMON GERHART.
Administrators NOTICE..

II ETTERS Of administration on the
il 4 Estate Of Samuel DiveIy, late Of
Southampton township. deceased having
been granted to the subscriber residing
in said township, all persons indebted 10
said es. ate are requested 20 attend at the
houses. the deed. on Friday the 30Ih
Of JuIv next. prepared TO settle ; and
Those b aving claims, to present them ss
the same time and place properly au-
thenticsied.
SAMUEL ELRTCK,
June Is, I847. Admir-
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ETA gentleman, some days since,
brought to our Office some potatoe tops al
ready affected with the blight, which il is
generally supposed is the prelude TO the
ROT.
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A STEADY MAN.-"My DEAR" said a
lady one day to her husband, .Mr. S.
seems to be mighty steady sort of a
man." "You are exactly right, my love;
Mr.. s. is indeed very steady man,
and if he was only LEETLE steadler,
he'd stand right still"
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IL Forty thousand females are en-
ployed in Massachusetts in the various
factories and establishments for the manu-
facture of straw hats, stocks, &c., who
earn from four to FIVE millions of dollars
yearly.
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NOTICE.

4 LII persons Who are indebted to mo
"A either by Note. Due-hill. Judg-
ment, Book account or Otherwise. are
hereby notified to make payment on or
before the 20lh day Of July next; as
have determined TO remove west sO0n
thereafter; all who neglect this notice
may expect their claims to be lef: with q
proper officer for colleciion-hnping that
you will make payment, Iherefors, and
save costs.
junes-.47 SIMON GEBHART.
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0 Fayette County Wing Ticket
Sheriff, Harvey Morris. Assembly, j.
w. Philips, VIM. Colvin. Commission
er, Jeremiah Kendall. Treasurer, Jo-
seph D. Wllgus. Poor House Director,
William Abraham. Coroner, F. H. Shu-
gart. Auditor, Samuel G.. Griffith.
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Tract of fLand,

situated ln SOmerseltOwnsiiip. one-iourth
mile east Of The Borougt of Somerset. al
The punt where the Bedford Il S"mersel
and Cumberland & Somerset Turnpike
Roads interserl. Containing One hun
dred and forty five Acres. mere or less
adlnining lands Of Joseph Ch"rpennIng.
md others. aboui so Acres riearrd. on
whIrli are erected large Two story
dwelling House, one story Log Dwcl
ling House, a large Barn. and "iher
Buildings; there is also an excellent coal
bank on the premises.
| will also sell al the same time and
place The yearly Quit Rents or reserva
lions of ground rents. on the following
Lots situated in The Burnugh OF Somer-
set. viz No. IS. SIS. 65. Ill. i25. l82.
2O3. els. 239. -249, and l59.
TERMs--one third in hand and The re
mainder in three eqnal annual payments
without Interest, payments 10 De secured
by Judgmen, Bonds.
JOHN o. KIMMEI.
July 6 s7.4.. Trustee.
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A new steamboat route to Boston will
be in operation this week, from New
York via Providence. The Rhode Is
land and Worcester will be put upon that
line, and passengers will be carried through
between New York and Boston for two
dollars each.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-07-06

VIM. T. Goldsborough has been
nominated by the Wings of Maryland for
Governor. Philip F. Thomas is the Lo-
cofoco candidate.
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FALSE MARxs.-Ii is stated that an i'm
portation OF British cottons,. with the
stamp Of the Bartlett Mills, counterfeiied
upon them, has been made in Boston.
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NO APOLOGY FOR WIGS.


Shafthury. Bennington rn. VT Aug 40
DIR JAY ne: Dear Sir,-Being arqnainl-
ed win sume Of those recommending
your Illir tonic. 10 wit: Rev t.. &. Park,
Pev DR. BabrOck, and Rev l. Fletcher
purchased twa bottles, with view To
make an experiment have been quite
bald for about four wears. and obliged 10
wear a wig. Indeed il IS constitutional
with my family in early life. lcnnfess.
| had but little confidence in the auempt.
having heen 50 long bald. and heIng near
46 years of age. and that par, Of my
head destitute Of hair exceedingly smooth
|. however commenced agreeahly tO voHr
difecIisns, and used one bottle faithfully,
aud with very little effect. but before !
had used the second bottle, a very fine
fuzzv hair became perceptIble. which
rantinued to grow. AMI now having used
The third hoille. have had three cuttings
performed. and the prospect IS very fiat
serine, that | shall again he blessed with
fiIe head of hair. ornamental and use
fnI. am extremely graii6ed with the
prospect. and from observations made.
many of nv friends. aud aequain'ancrs.
who have hereiof"re regarded the prepa-
ration as deeep,ive. and only catrh-
penny concern. are nos well satisfied
that i. is Truth Fieiion ="
] w SAWYER,
Pastor of Baptist ChuFrh. Shaflhury. VI
Sold by j. ]. & Fl. F. Schell.
Somerset Pa.
Also by Edward Bevin.
StnystOwn Pa
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fe1C advertisements.
STRAY MARE.

EAME 10 the premises of The sub
Sscrlber. residing in GreenvlIe town
ship, about The 9Th day Of June last. a
Black Maze with small star in the FORE
head. supposed to be about IL years old.
the owner is requested to come forward,
prove pr operiy, pay charges. ard take
her away or she will be disposed of sc-
cording to law.
July 6.47. PETER SAYLOR. Jr.
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Executors Notice.

II ETTERS Testsmentsry, on the es-
II tate Of Adam Brandt, late OF Stony
cresk township, deceased. having been
granted to the undersigned, residing in
said township. ali persons indebted 70
said estate are requested TO attend at The
honse Of the deceased. on Saturday the
9Th day Of August next. and those hay-
ing claims, to present them at the same
lime and place pr"perly authenticated.
JACOB BRANDT,
JOSIAH BRANDT,
iune22-'47-6t Executors.
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TO PARENTS.

DIR. Jayme's Carmlnallve Balsam is a
certain and speedy cure for Diarrhea.
Dyseniery. Cholera AlorbIs, Summer
Complaints with children, and all de-
rangemenis nf the stomach or bowels.
caused hv Imprudence or error ia diet.
II has effected cures IN the worst eases Of
these csmplalnis-even where hope had
ieJ-snaiched a tender infant from an
early grave, and called forth The acclama-
lion. III has saved Ihe child The pro-
prieInr nf this medicine begs leave TO
state = il is somelhing which he has used
extensively in private practice for a num-
ber of wears, and believes that he has
saved many ives hy It's timely use. EV.
ery person afflicted with these complaints
ale invited to tiy one bottle 0f u. which
is warranted 10 give relief. Pamphlets
containing full directions aud cerIIdrates
oI cures accompanying each hottie.
Prepared oaly at No 8. South Third
steel, Philadelphia.
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SEGARS.

HsUBA. Half Spanish. and Common
Z Segars. Crackers, Confectionaries,
and Notions, to be had at the Drug Store
Of rmayl11 S. KURTZ.
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u Yesterday was the day appointed
for the meeting Of the Harbor and Lake
Convention, at Chicago, Illinois.
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Y yBA4y SAAHa

I'm pursuance of an order of the Or
h phsns Court Of Somerset County, the
subscriber will offer for sale on the
premises. ON Saturday the 2Ist day oi
August next. The foIIowng Real Estate,
laie the property of RosaEna Shsffer. de
ceased. viz: certain messuage, pianta-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-04
Wing County Convention.

The Wbigs 81 Jefferson County are 70.
qpestei 10 q ee, IL Plecinct capacily and
select ak delegates from their respective
dfsifietslio meet 10 County Convention.
Of March Court. 10 nominate two csndi-
dates for tie House Of Delegates.
10 Chsrisaewn. on Friday tie oh day
IF March neri, Of ? o'clock 7. H., d the
Court house.
10 Shepherdstown. on Saturday TIE 6ih
Of March. .. 2 D clock. r. M. 81 The Hotel
oil Daniel EATER.
In Harpers. Ferry. on Saturday eDening
fhs Ga Of March. ct Z o'clock. P. NJ. ai
the Ho,elof. Capt. AbeHa
10 Sni,hGeld, on Saturday the 6fh Of
March. Al 2 o'eloek. Pm. ii the Hotel
Of Henry Smith,
no Each precinct will also appoint four
Delegates 10 meet others similarly appointed q.
in Winshsser, on .ueh day a shall hereafter
y Esmsd, 10 ssfert Wing Candidate for this
Congressional District.
t5rA full attendance Of the Wings is
/ requested-si teach election precinct, on The
day ofmeeiipg.
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WIG .aEE7lMa Lv EREDERlcx.

The Wings 81 Frederick held meet
ing in Winchester on Mouidsy last. DR..
STuART< BALDWIN acting as Chairman.
and NJ. S, LoyxTr. Secretary.
JoHa r. WALL and yAMEs CArHER,
Esqs. were selected a. candidates for The
Leeisl10re; and Delegates were appoint.
ed 10 the Wing Congressional Conven-
lion. Friday the 10Th wss selected ..
The dsy for the conseu,ioa, ia order thai
aallihe counties 10 The District may be ful.
y represented.
Al earlier day was desirable. but ow-
ing 10 the failure Of several counties 10
sppoini delegates, the time specified |,
practicable.
TIE following gentlemen were sp?oirita By
The Chair, 10 represent Frederick 10 the yShig
Congressional Conventions
Robert X. Conrad, N. w. Riehardsoa, James
Z. Jehnson,. James Chipley, Isaac r. Hie.
Wm4 5 jones, Elijah Pifsf. Henry Richards,
Andrewsf. Hiett, Jamss Gather, Henry Besore,
lsasc Wood, Joseph. q. Grsy, David Timber.
lake, s
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ran 20. Ar nn. cALnsrM

1 Oh Wednesday Of last week, Mr.. Ben
Ion made : general ebslsush, on Mr. Cali
houn, --and gsys vent 10 Al csl5ursi
which has been scrumuialiog ID venom
FOR years past. Mr. B. proceeded - re-.
view The course Of Mr.. Calhosp, snc more
particularly what The Senator from Mis-
so1ri was pleased to term bis abstraction
principles. He charged the var. a. !
heinous grievance, upon Mr.. CaLHouE
He was i,s author. and 10 him belonged
III The responsibility. on scroaniof Lis
impetuosity 10 get Texas into tie Union,
and TO get il 10 TOO BY resolutions, instead
ofsuch IN act a he had reeomrasndej /
Mr.. Calhoun replied. ana i, u general
/ y conceded lhs. Mr.. Benton came of
second best" The SsDaior from Mis-
sonri said Mr.. c. mnsi think The war un-
popular. or be would never charge
liz upon him! Bat how was ,bii How
came the tune 10 be 50 radically changed
He though the gentleman from Missouri,
and others who acted with him. had boast
cd Of The popularity Of The war, and had
given various and sundry persons an
praise for commencing IL They begin
now 10 see. what 6s foresaw would come
10 pass. from the beginning Aad now
be. who voted. almost alone. against the
setof the 18Th Of May. was charged with
tie caase and authorship Of Tie war ~
And that. too. because be bad been ia
strumenial 10 getting Texas annexed 10
this Unipn Well. be adopted The posi-.
lion, assigned himt The annexation q
Texas was grea, measure. II was The
proudesl act Of bis life 10 aid 10 efIeciisg
Ii.!
IA, Tor the effort Of ihe Senator from
Missouri. ilswss anything but arguments
While be was surprised al iisYveakness
and want 81 Poial coming from man 81
90 much resesreh and which effort was
evidently prepared with care and delibe-
ration. he thanked the Senator for IL iass-
much asii placed him (Mr. cALHouE1
10 an impre enable position | N
He went on 10 this proud, domineering
;nperious strain, ridieulins Mr.. BRsroE's
effort. and Priding and pluRing binself
upon bic forecast and sagAeiiyi
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RERxELEY WIG MEETING.

i Al meeting hsla BY The Wigs Of 9esteisy
Cosaly, !, TIE coar..Rouss 10 Mssiinsbuse, oD
Saturday, .hs 2o,h Of Fsbrusty. on motion 81
Col. Z P, HcsrEa, Col. n. v. sNoDGRAss
~as called 10 The Chair, and Treasures Hrs-
iaAw aud ~. D,asEr arpeiaied Secretaries.
on mo,ioa Of D. q. cossAp, Esq ). il xas
Rs,slrss, Thai stEss meeting do nov proceed
20 cheese memhers4 10 ettead any Coavention
which may be held 10 select Caudldate Tor
:his Coagfe ssiona III D .strici, proved anessss
60 be he dtstsDel inlention OF The several Com.
.sieS u he District that Convention .haii Be
held.
Hs,sipsd, Tnst . esmmitlee Of seyen De sp-
poinled b. the Char 10 nealiasie &c ihe aeiien
&c this nse.iaE, sgiiaole Perssm TO represent
The WhiRs Of Berkeley ia scr Cenveniioa tIfai
msy Be heldin this District.
WAefeupop. the Char appointed
Col. Brown, Gel HaaIer, yessrs. Jas &
Ssuaf,, Baby Tabe. s Gnambsr., Aadrew
lseIalifs sad Geo. Lemon. said c.sn ai,lee.
The Cnmnites having selEeJ, sfsf due con-
sallalion, reported lhfeush lheif Chsirtnsn,
csl. ka9As, the follesiag sehilsn ea ss Dele
estes % Wig ce6sentioh II ths f0'h csn-
sss,sisnal Dissrie'. % The pari II Dsrkelel
cooatys
cexEt. Hsas Preeinsi-E. P. iIueier, Baby
Tab ana lsssey. Burns.
E.iliar Wal<rs Psseinc; LAS L. cunkineh ham.
Ansteu Meiniiie and Aadtss ". Mcgirsfy
if1ysssiih Psscin<f-A c. tiammoal. 4.
Conio1 and Thos. H.ries.
bsck eretk Prseiarf--R " Saodsfsss, q. ".
nehiesoa ADD B. 4 Ksohen
c,rsfdstspa Psse;arf- Ice. W. Sewer.
ff.rQet9 Csc. Lesnon sa1 Geo. Nck..aa.
o. notion 81 ar. Ihct = onns n 49,
lasisrd. Thai mir nssune rc-oan.ni % ,ks
Mei<x8f qesksley County - neet Il ~ Court
LolNe q ~ March caa.t fer he parpase Il
non'reIink Candidates u represent az, con,1,
!, ~ atxs atnspl ASSEMBLY d. vt,sisi,.
!. |11I<t I6s, ,ht psoessti1., n iii. -.
=. ;. rs<.lsAst ,.ks Wig pirrrs & rs D..
1Q6T.V. eNonGRtss, cin.
44,zHzs1 ErE11AW, go
~. DclzES,
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Il
IL = o<,,;e s'.,. con,sn,I.S elO.
~ Nh pso.ssdias 81 rsssdsy Isst
sstk. = Hsehnend. ,''tf p,,line iE,ola.
',on. Ai,bsf1eisg mir cos'6d<scs rom
NJ cslhoup. snd 10 fsvsr d he liberty
q the press" TIE Proceedings s<ts nct
ebsfstter,afdby = spin. Of greater hiI1o.
~ than lhe.e Of he iini day. no,icsd ~
I la.i vxet. Iadss5. dry ntsfths i'm
Pse.s u fseEng deei1edly isss irs,ss6sl !;
aad jssi.fy iheropsiusson ihs. ne brssrh
bsiseeaihs cosi,udise psraes isisspsrs
be fkefe u.s 90 ssideni Differentiation
% ihe par, 81 'bs Oh Bustss, p force
the iusnds 81 Mr c.lhoun 70 ss.lior the
bitter phi nhfch hsd bssn prsstetsd. ii
DE Torn 81 ,hs Con n6ttrs's kessiations.
Ga The ffsid W session. md 20 equally
evident dssermiussioh 81 ne part d ihe
latter. 10 refuse The nsssssos so,s TIM
Irs,olu,iOns were sbly and elusssphy o.
posed By the ''chiv .iry = but fading eli
their sfss's ireidess. some ofthem with
drew ssitey said from The CoapynlIon. .
bot 20, IRON the "RepubIicsn Psrly.-
| Il sppears thea thai ibis Conysaiion has
but sdded fuel 10 ths lame. snd effected
polhiog else than driving OF ihe balance
% power party in The Old Donisiop ~
10 thsir speeches. sons Of the 0Id Han.
kers" declared. they would rslhsr. and
greatly prefer. yoling ior 40 oil and out
Whie. Than ous Of Inc .'Chivalfy. uho
stand with dssgers 10 their hands and tell
%. tbstif Ne don's yield 10 ihsm they
viii sirike us..'
The report d the proceeding. . fur.
nished 10 The Times l. decidedly fieb end
spicy 10 iis character. aud shousihs spirii
lpf the lew who bad Independence % speak
out sgsinst ,he scis Of s,yrannical ma.
liorii3.
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CIV. TAYLOR.

A member or The Baltimore bsilalion
gives The following as the parting 'ad-
dress Of Gen, Tai ior. on bidding sdien
al Victoria 40 bis former command. pre-
para,ory 10 hisreturn 10 Monterey. where
be has been ordered: ssa
.ilis With deep se1sibili,y thst The Command.
ing General hads hsmsslf ssparatrd from The
troops he 30 lo1e comm anded Tathose corps.
rexalar and volunteer, who have khafed Nth
hin The setise services Of the field, be feels the
aItaehmsn1 due 10 such associations, while 10
hose who sre-making their asst q mpsiga be
must exptess bis roget thst he carost rafiiet
pate with them Ia lis evenlfsl seeses. To al,
oslh sfticers add zneh, be sxisnds bis hssTtieh
j. ishss far their eeslibnel success aud hsppi-
ness, cob6senl sAsl hear aehievment, % aholh
er thsaae viii tsaouHd 70 the credit OF their
county and Hss arms :"
This is . model d an address. in bre.
Why and compfeheasissuess. But Gen.
Taylor j. : man Of few uoresi lie IRE
fers to ..la By his deeds. ,hoegh We re-
greet lhst heis 10 be deprived of The oP.
por,nnily for even ihsi kindoI elcquenee.
ey bis exile 70 Monterey.
Bat Tie Ansriesa people viii ever re-.
nemberSilh grs'iiede The asbs they owe
10 Gen- Tsyios. he CANNOT az saaished
from lheir hearts. 10 that slEebs citadel.
,b,y win guard lie fame sgsinst Ices !
broad and ] snaerss. ). home = Rsti. Rep.
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RELIEF FoR IRELAND!.


respectable meeting Of the citizens Of th.
county Of Clarke, called for the purpose df Ell
pressing their sympathy ~ the Distressed cendi
lion Of ihe suffering 0pula,ion Of Grea, BRAIN
and Of devising means for The purpose OF csniri
buiing 10 The relief cf the distressed, On motor
Of Dr. Cyrus Mccormick, JoHx E. Psac, ESQ.
was called 10 the Chair, and }. A. WiLLIANsos
appointed Secretary.
The objee; of the meeting being explained
and recommended BY the Chair, in ihrlllins
Terms, on modem Of the Rev. Richard iNilner
accompanied BY ~ eloquent address, tie folio v.
ing resolutions were unanimously adohled--
Rsselped, That the recent ioielli:eness shich
has been received Of the famine prevailing ia
Great Britain, presents condition Of satfsiine
and vIetcheduess that demands our deepesi
eommissefation and coaslituis an nfset. oeca.
sion fpr our charity. 1e
Resolved, That George L Kerfooi, WIN c
SKerfpo., John w Sewers, D II Mstsuire, Phihp
N Meade, Rev Thomas Kennefly, Buckaef Ash.
BY, Or Oliver Funsten, John Alexander, IA m
Berry. James n Clarke, John Lou,hsn. Al Scot,
Tidbsll, John E Psee, DR. F KeifOoi, .Thohas
MeCoImiek, Samuel Bonham, Benismin Nor.
gan, Dr. Randolph, Jacob EnGers, Benoeti Rus.
sell, klehibsId Bowen, A Moore, Thes r Mel.
son, Dr Cyrus Mecormick, t. psndIesop,
G D Moss. Geo Kslshi, o Mecor@iek, Or Chen,
Samuel Larue, samuel @ Kneller, Park b She D.
herd, Champ Sheppard, WIN d NeGEiie, wm
D Smith, Josiah w Ware, Jacob IsIrr; Col +
smith, Thomss Fl Gov, JoAu McMsaus, Or
Janney, DR. Kawhslat, Dr. Fsuntleroy. sic phs..
D Csstlensn. Province Mccormick, Dr. NesIl;
Rev Il Miilmer, Daoiei w SoWeIs ard Henry
Whitiag. be appointed a.commiiiee 10 s5liei, and
receive subscriptions in msney and produce for
The relief OF the sufferers aud that they give ia
account o. The same 10 Jacob ls!er, General a !.
gent, for the county OF Clarke.
Rssslrea, That Wm Berry, John LoaIhan, 10.
ssph PsIkins, Isaac Wood, Chsilss NcCornirk,
T r Pendleton. P D Shepherd. CAAn.e Shsp
herd, Beverly Washington, George b Mos,
VIM n Sewers, add WIN Ford. be tpboinled .
committee TO receive 50 Prodaee q may be
eonIributed-=ihat they give receipts fsr he same,
ia fasar Of Jacob lsler. Genersl agent, Who
shall have authority 10 forward all a snies aud
prov isions, Che later IL deemed expe5epi, be.
ing converted into money. J TO some rns publsS-
" constituted Receiver of similar eo4lslbutions
10 the Cities Of Baltimore OF WashiEalGo. II
Received, That Tie result Of this effort be COO
nusicalsd 10 the public by Jacob IsleT, through
the medium Of ihe papers Published il Winehes-
ter add Chsrltstown.
r. sofrsd, That The proceedings Of his mee,itg
be published inabetuO neuspapers III WiDchss-
Ter and Charie~ioups 81,
- JOSEPH A. WILLIAMSON. Sec,r.i