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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-24

Ksnawhs, Muskipgum and Sandy, are the principal
ones The present condition Of the river is as follows
Friday, 3 M The water rose In the night, about
two inches and only about six inches below the
food Of lssa. Water apparently the stand having
BrosdwaJ below Lower Market, and having creased
stone street. at tho intersection Of Sd street.
- From tho Cincinnati Commercial, Dec. Is1
mat In calamity such as We have passed through,
any person could be found to extort from the
ties OF the unfortunate poor Is almost incrsdble yet It
heartless sxtorons related few Of which we will
onronicle to show what hssrtlsss beings live In
Eidsi gentleman sesins woman and childs heads
sucking out OF the window of the story of house
lar out In the toaming water, procured ski from &C.
nervous boy who refused compensation for the
Inc gentleman properly refused compensation for this
act OF duty which all to fellow beings in dis
rescue OF her child watsry grave but Of those
beings bearing the shape Of seeing that she paid
that he the owner Of the skR rxtorted from her
dollar ana half drsymsn who hauled poor invalid
some Two or three squares charged three dollars for
tns SERVICE man who piled Of the water crafts
which are TO be seen In every street below the hill
brought from house, short distance from land
three dollars for the service She gave him
three i've franc pieces, which did not satisfy him,
inoensed At the extotion took nom him the three
francs gave them back to the aud started him
This act Of tho populAoe, suppose wss violation Of
law, but however righteous laws NAV be- thew osnno
sum .rd against all that may arise,
yet cannot pity the man who would thus s1tors nom
the poor In Distress their last dimetheir only hope to
procure nisAts shelter and days subsistence The
above but very few Of the incidents Of the kind
heard and record them with SORROW but they
to contrast the sordd spirit Of som. with the noble
eve the distressed and Of whom will hereafter speak
with pleasure.
ket yesterday that the butchers generally had sent
trbutions Of meat to the relief yums Of
them giving very literally Soup bones were decidedly
scarce They have done well to adopt this mode Of be-
slowing their aims instead Of giving ndscrmina civ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-24

HUDSON RIVER HOTEL ws:s anu MssSa::
T
en- MS ~ s ::! S sas
Ext Sss :::: ;san. who'll 3
~ s
tho I'd and Sd the newly repaired bulldog
s..'S HiiE
;s. 90 N IT, %
s. SpSy sa ss i 10
,nss ssSsSd hsaisy
cannot sIesled in this city Warm and cold nost md
81 Houston one block from BSS.d%sS
eoad dSoi 70 White street. few doors hon STs;!.
A sPLENDID COUNTRY sEAT-A Country Sea. for
sale Of 1 acres e.. ;Ds1d "d nsr mSa' Sn; GsG :
I.Si: ~ gentleman; NIL: north q E..S;s
keT Ne ssS's 9' 81.
a. the % srs
sG%of' one and hqs:,
DS NJ TsSs
: Avenue ID d2s N"rc
ii. thanks Tor the beI, hs b. r.s.iy.a
Dey where estabshsd
ssSs s z" ss
d: Srsis sss !, $a5: = mar; =;
now able to attend 70 the culinary Department. before ma
Sms a. The that up s .as
served aP hour. fresh after called iGf' i.
s s G ssa s S as best Ais
Is
Rarebs other relishes served up At all ho.s
Ss h'G ps s: EP's Ts Sir
Padding day. and variety of other dishes d22 6t.Ic
ioa .;s si tss Ia aht ~
f1 %nao s he.
large assortment the above acss Of the Par,ian
s s' ss
s Pc. The han Ss
the city NIB Curtains hung aud pa cred the short
D%vE sH ffsss nas sS
SO. LAMrs Girsssole. Ch.pdeii n hal. Lanterns:
beautiful assortment Of above articles Of gilt.
ps'iini s Is Is:
Yos SR
aN "a fu:so %oc@
srS
FsI E N: T' hsssG tsss@
Also variety Of other silver md Hcd Eog,h
as wSsa ne &c enabled 51s ~
~ All Kinds a 81 ~sseEs: repaired and
IFiT SHtyAS% &. When
q 'Hy ss se Gsd seus u a %
th aaI peculiar s@n eis@s Of C6s Gsiyaaie snsing
g. .udd. eh,"s Ihs the those
s.. s % eh S" Sca u p ss
f. D5s .1 ,0.Dn
be pronpy removed BY The ue Of the U.ysnis Strength
ssss s a gfsSy '&i Il.
p.. s1 isf s% 70, s ss
sssnstG."ng Plaster viii ;. found Of and
best tonic preparation with Important ADDITION q gal
ss sta p &c
sSs .n n S ss
New ss B'oSdway 70 drugs, has
DR LAMER Is still 70 be found at HI. old oaics 50 Gold
~ street Fulton where he can be condentialy con-
suited by a, hS,s ua,Dy ' r.. poso .m.s es
the Hoamsreuia system aosdy successfully Ir,etsed BY
him sS.@.a q q
emissions together with re- eni eases speed
4. 'ss dsfs "a SP:i paid
I2l xS Ss .sa s md
SsSe NAY rely one on ssps s
sSS w9s s arc oa .pS 'n
ADD peTamsry you have only call at iai, where will
s% EUROPE Of s' sf;; sis :.,ss S. $ ii
EectuMy. and DR.. Woods Sers para aud Wild cherry B-
zs r and Fss.i f
B. %S Kh sTy a 4 via Cherry
Deurhce besutiul article ard Teeommtnded by pro-
es,or siliimsn; Dyet Family Mediciaes aud earns Lus
al for the hair penns PerfumeIy together wl'h an IN
Ge &r. Kmkbrdes Tattersall Heaye Powders ,osshsr
with great number Of other horse medicines ,a s,sm
above. vs. ~ w,
(vOHNs BUNiONs, NAILS ss snuSetsd yitsoa, r.,
~ rnr or the less pnia by s. Shin !ACOrrl ron ~ ~
rsbuisS Rsssis Osie. Noss Cbsph's 'uesf o.Pc:: ne
Ruk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-24

fyO.N Ma pTTNIONa NAILS &c. eruneted without rut
~ tnr or the lsss pnia by =. SIlR ACOrt! ron ~
rsbufsN, Rssss Oses Npsi Chsph'" '"es' s
Park,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-24

TWO HANDSOMELY FURNISHED LODGING
i Rooms to be rented the first, and tbs
cond floor 10 White street, few doors from broadway
dit 7tsods re
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-24

Az ATCHn,, WArCHES-Thes subscriber receives and
w has constantly hand watches OF the following highly
celebrated manu- yil T. "copper" London. dugeI
and lever; Morris bias London: Robert Roskel and
Tobias. Liverpool. Warranted genuine and perfect time
keepers Also n variety Of other silver and gold Engsh
and Geneva watches and jewe suitable for Holiday pre-
sens when he Is enabled TO sell WY owJ LiMBuk9
N B. All kinds Of watches repaired and warranted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-24

THE ANNUAL GRAND EXCLUSIVE. FANCY
Il DRESS BALL of the Original Minerva Society will
take ace az the Minerva Rooms Broadway Christmas
PES q, ls.1 Tickes can be OBJ aimed at the Rooms
Co'tumer will be in Dresses Of every descrp
ton. Joa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-24

nR LAMERr ~ still to be found ms old Office 81 Gold
- street near Fulton, where he be conhdentaly
suited by all those unhappy VICTIMS OF .apacre every
non system already successfully lsctaed by
him on the continent Of Europe. Stricures Nervous De-
hi tythe consequent result Of ndcreet indulgence in
youtbnoctusl emissions together with re, en-, case. speed
efectualy cured. All letters, post paid enclosing
fee promptly attended TO. Office, 81 Gold d2< item
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-24

A Won THEATKE, NORFOLK, Virginia, now in com.
plete repair and redecoraed rented BY
eSh bors Tor the Christmas and during the months
oil January and february by the night week Address
ltep.Ia z ~. +. BURTON Philadelphia; Mr.. w COR.
XE..N-w York; or Mr. w. j. HARDY, Norfolk, Va.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-24

CO,AH LAMBS, Grsndoies Ch.ndei r., hall Lanterns.
beautiful Of the above articles consisting Of gilt
bronzed ruby turqune and cut ges column Solar Lamps
OF patterns. gilt and brorzed Grandole Of several
eleven candles Solar and Candle
Brackets hotels churches &c; stained and engraved Hall
Of several also handsom assormens
Tea Trays Of splendid finish. JOHN W. NOR
GAN, I54 Fulton strss,. door ssst Of Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-24

RELIGIOUS ISrgLLfoENoE.- We understand that Rev,
Mr. King, OF this city has received call from new
society In New York. hayIsstspn .aurore,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-24

MUSICAL SOUVENIR; The Musical Annual, prepared
WI By the subsc II be ready delivery after
Thursday 23d contains Songs, with licensees OF Jenny
Lrd Madsme Rshop. h popular Ballads, VALUES, Polkm
Quck &c handsomely pound with Rilt edges aud
desired nam- viii be printed II free Piice 50 So BY
mItnR 81 wi he mailed Of the country free OF
postage Th- music contained will be almost entirely
new G. HOLT IT, Sc Fulton street, corner Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-24

table concerts tightly nonored with crowded and highly
respectable audiences and universally admitted excel
OF milaz character offered in this city
Admission Is cents Children under 10 half
Doors open at q will commence at o'clock On
Christmas Day Afternoon Concert. Doors open o'clock,
Concert w, commence AT O'Clock do 7t&rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-24

SpLENDID ROSE WOOD rANO FORTE FOR
- SALE-Au elegant finished superior toned ek octave
Gothic panne aud and Piano Forte made order
of the first makers in Germany is offered for sale very
gr.a baga1 Sa5o being richly worth $3.50 The Piano
Forte css be warranted to be, for touch, and finish
superior instrument and be $50 Spring be-
tween Lsurens aud Thompson streets. d4 I2tsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-24

SPLENDID COUNTRY SEAT-A County Seat for
"A SALE OF S8 acres splendid House. Barns, Carriage
House Orchards &c Of all kinds Of fruits EysrythnE ds,
rabls for the genteman mile north Of Elizabeth
town. New Jersey, the Railroad. For pacuan call
A. SERGEANT SON, Is Wall street N. B.-Who have
sale several splendid Country the Hudson Rvef
Also Sn3o0 to Loan in sums Of amount d7 7txSuec
1.-TWO very compact PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES
l. FOR SALE, OF and four horse power slso, two
small Tubular Boers-the whole nearly and ell
structed Mr. JOHN MILLS. Naehins Third street,
Avenue ID d2S3src
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-24

'E'HE AMEHlCAN NJ SIC Al TINES No. 9, to-mor-
row. Will contain the first OF most exciting aud wonder.
Forte" These articles will create heutmos,
cxciement and wonder in the musical world In fact they
may work perfect revolution instrumental performances
will also contain Bachelors sonuet"" h.ts and
sSont the Me,dels,ohn Musical Offering, the Concerts
Musical Times will be rnted the quality of paper
with Tyre, and will be the desirable OF the weekes
10 all overs professors and conuos mu,icand
cal science Price % per annum or cents copy Office
OF publication, IA Nassau street. d2t Itsrc
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-02-04

will march towards Vera Cruz, and Gen.
Taylor will make a simultaneous move
mett towards rampico with all lne troops
be can muster, after leaving sufficient
force q garrison Salillo, Monterey, Vic.
toila, &c., and IN union with Gen. North's
division, will JOIN Gen. Scott, Who will
have q bls command the new military arm
Of roeEetecrs aud howtZers.
Al the proper moment, fifteen or SIX.
teen vessels Of the American squadron,
with 4 force Of from 23O 10 800 guns of
all sizes and calbres, will appear of San
Juan DE Jlloa, and begin the attack upon
the castle. According 10 the new plan Of
operations The land forces Will rendezvous
al The mouth oi the river Antigua, which
emplles INTO tie Gulf a short distance to
the North Of Vera Cruz, aud ascend the
same to where the main road to Jalapa
crosses H. If this plan be speedily put
into execution, there can be no doubt but
that Vera Cruz and the Castle will as
speedily fall INTO the mower of The AmeI.
can forces, but If any faith be put ii San.
IA Anna declaration, il is plain lie will be
wv W ~ vi AllC uAN hillC VI btus q TOT
from Sattilo."
Mr.. Gomez, tic editor Of La Patria,
and the author OF the above, is the same
person who was appointed by Gen. Scott.
While lariying in New Orleans, to be one
Of bis staff, aud whose commission was If.
forwards revoked b. tie General on the
ground Tho, he was not friend 10 the A.
merican cause. Did Gomez obtain the
above information While he MAS General
Scott aid
4 Washington letter in the New York
Com ucrcial Advertiser thus refers To the
above publication
Col Taucn, chief of the engineer de.
parlrncHl has gone to Mexico, .ectetly and
with depllCh.
Ii YOU wish to know the whole plan Of
the new campaign against Mexico, you
sal find il IN the Spanish paper, published
IN New Orleans, ~ Senior Gomez called
La Pdtrid. Senior Gomez obtained i,
probabIy from good authority. He was,
] believe, the AID de.canp Of Gen. Scot,
for a short time.
repeat that tie plan il correctly Civ.
en-, aud that through it YOU viii know IS
much as The Secretary Of War knows
Those wiivsv ,E:-'al relntions cntile them
to know, tell me TINT il is The ptaa
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-02-04

I RcsOlred, That the Chairman or this
meeting appoint Committee Of TIN,
whose duty Il shall be forthwith to proceed
m collecting funds lor the annie sYpoort
Of Capt. Caldwell and his Volunteers m.
III their departure from among n.. ana FIR
their support AID com.Ylt Oh The road 10
Mexico.
(ln pursuance Of the . Resolution. the
Chair appointed tie following Committee
Richard Peoples, Col. Henry Hoover.
Col. i. w Alexander, John kfk, Mai.
b Morrow, w. ". Films, Henry c. Ow.
ems, James Nance, David Parks, LEROY
Springs.
Rcsolred, That these proceedings be
published IN Tie papers Of this Town, and
that the Raleigh Register and STANDARD
be requested to copy them.
After the adoption Of the resolution
Capt. Caldwell was called up. lie delcn.
dcd ina most animated speech the course Of
his company, and thanked tie meeting for
the gallant manner 10 which they bad en-.
dor,ed lie action Of lie volunteers. Lieut..
Davidson and Nat W Alexander, Esq,
also, IN obedience to calls made upon them,
made each an able speech in ylndcation
Of the course their company had taken
The meeting then adjoururucd.
". DAVIDSON, Chairman.
T, j. WIlsoS Secretary.
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From ~ \. J. Conrcrd4I iIrer'Iscr,


The following letters from Mr. J. ID.
Marks, Who vas, when they were written,
Tho American Consul nj Mafamora, arc
published IA tAc Charleston Mercury, md
render positively certain What was too
PLAINLY cymccI "a documents already made
public TO be dl,Jclcycd, that TIE march Of
G5a. 1oy'ar's army 20 Tie leti bank " tbe
RE Graaae teas TIE real origin e our pre-.
sent sar ruth Mcr.c0, AMI that bat for that
measure, the mar r5la nor hare brak1
out II appears from This testimony, the
truth OF winch came, be questioned, that
by au cyptcitagrecuca betacea the Mex.
lean commanding general and n person
y hom he deemed secret agent Of our
government, that uo resistance would have
been made by tine NeNcaus lo Gen. Tay.
lur had he remained ri Corpus Chrtstl, aud
that as ioug.as he remained there, they IN,
tended 10 couhuc their forces, aud IN such
numbers as were necessary 10 prevent la.
dian dcprcdltous, to the region south at
the Arroya Colorado. The dispatches OF
Gen. TAYLOR, communicated to Congress
BIS the President on The lth OF May l~i6,
10 which hc describes hts advance TO the
RIO Gfaadc, prove that the Mexlcans were
acting upon the faith OF this informal a.
grcemeut; for having previously met no
opposition 10 his march, when lie reached
the Arruya Colorado on the 9th Of March,
he first encountered party OF Mexican
horse, who informed him, as he states that
" Il would be considered an act of hosi,iI.
" ii we attempted to pass the river the
Colorado, and that we should, IA that case,
be treated as enemies Nv In an interview
also rtportedin Gen. Tay lor's dispatches,
between Gen, Worth and Gen, Vega, at
Matauoras, on the 2,lh Of March the lat.
ter repeatedly said that the march OF oar
troops To the RIO Graude was conceded an
act OF war. Again, Gen. Tay Tor received
GA tho l2,h Of April, from General Ampu.
dla, who had arrived the Gay before at
Matamuras aud taken the command il
chief Of the Mexican forces, despatch
requiring him to retire 70 the other bank
of the Ncuccs uhiIc their Government
ucre regulating the pending question q
Teras; declaring also that if he msslcc
on remaining on the soil Of tho Depart
ment of Tamaulpas, It would clearly re
suit that arms alone must decide the issue
and in that case advising hun that they
(the Mexlcans) accepted the war to which
with so much injustice be provoked them
These facts, taken in connection viii
those related 10 the letter OF Mr.. Marks
furnish unanswcrabIe proof that me od
nance 10 The RIO Grande eosthe sole cdus
Of oet0ai hosiltics, and that The President
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water as tar south as the operations Of our
army may make II advisable TO do so.-
That the troops spoken of us threatening
oaitillo are acouling parties Of this corps
oil observation is confidently believed by
officers Of experience and discretion
though others, whose opinions are perhnps
equally entitled 10 respect, regard tic
movement Of the enemy IN more serious
light. The report brought by Col. Kin.
ney to Tampjco, to The effect that II, 900
Mexlcans were to attack Saltllo on the
9th ut., is but tho same rumor which has
already reached here by way Of Ma'a.
moras.
There is little doubt, as we learn from
private letters, that there was large
Mexican force probably mostly cavalry
at 1ula a, last dates, all under CON.
maud Of Gen. Valencia. Gems. Urrera.
Romero, Fernandez, aud others are also
reported 70 DO in the vicinity. Ii may be
rccollec'cd that our last accounts from the
city Of Mexico represented Valencia as On
his march 10 Tua.
From a correspondent ., Tampco we
learn that on the lst Of January, Gen. Tay.
Tor sent forward Col. May. Of the Dragons,
To examine The mountain pass between
Monte Morales and Labradotes On his
return from Labfadores he took another
pass leading 10 Linarcs and was attacked
by large body of the enemy and HE rear
guard Gu, nh. THIS was effected b ron
ing stones INTO the pass which was scarce.
" vide enough or single horscmuu.-
May managed 10 get through with the
man body and reached a spot where ho
wac enabled 10 dlsmnuut and fe'uru to the
suecor Of the rear guard, but il was too
'a'e, as the enemy had rctIealcl wjih their
prize. Al ore time dlflne tie passage Of
the gorge the dragons would have Ocen
almost a The mercy Of The cteny nad .hc
latter discharged their pieces wl,h ans &C.
curacy; for tie position boy occupied vas
directly over tho heads Of our troops No
cannot ascertain Col. Mas loss, Or whe.
Their he had any men killed o. not.
Al tie present 1ue, there can he no
doubt, Generals Taylor, Twtggs, pat,cr.
son and Pillow nre al Victoria. and with
4 large force. Had Geo. Ta,lof bu,
party of FIVE bundled Texan rangers wlth
hum, their services With the enemy ; cav.
airs hanelrg about hiU 10 almost every
Direction, would b. Invaluable.
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Communications.
FOR THE CHARLOTTE JorRSIL
PUBLIC MEETING.

A very large meeting OF the citiAens OF
Necken5nrg County assembled 81 the
courthouse IN Charlotte, on Tuesday the
2Gth inst. The Hon. VIM. Davidson was
appointed chairman, aud p. J. Wilson,
Esq. Secretary AFTER the objects Of the
meeting had been Explained by the Char.
man, Capt John Walker Was called up,
y ho retlewel ina mastery manner the
uclion of tic Legislature, in voting $40.
600 to tie Regiment Of Volunteers, and
the course Of the Governor IN appointing
Field Officers for the Regiment. When
Capt, ". had concluded, WIN. T. David.
son, Esq rose and offered tho following
Resolutions, which, after an animated ad.
dress from the mover, were adopted by
reclamation, only ttrte voices sounding
negative
PREAMBLE AND RESOLUTIONS
II Is tie tl-h', as well as The duty Of the
pcoplelnerIIcise freely the nctsof their pu.
bic seryauts--ana more particularly should
.b,s be doae In a Crisis like the present,
when The honor aud rights Of our nation
are involved ma foreign war. We, CHI
2rus &c NetklcuburG County, do therefore,
deuou1cs the course Of the majority IN our
rrena. State Legislature, in the measures
they passed relative to our gallant NoIun.
tcers, as disgrace 10 HE >la|s, aud re.
proach, SO far as their authors could make
them, upon The cause IN which our com.
mon country is putting forth ali her efforts.
We regard sad measures as calculated, If
not Intended, mol only Co Disgrace eur State
and country, but to prevent the formation
Of Regiment Of Volunteers in North
Carolina, And We so regard them for
these REASONS;
Tbev ,yo,,ld ma, ns didtbe Legislatures
oc o,hcr states mako nm onnnTonria,,on
for the benefit Of the Volunteers unles.
they could coonIe with II a damnlne cen
sure ucnp The very cause in which these
Volunieer, were going TO peril their lives
,v ILL., C,t- la,...... !
, 10y ~ t.,,..' y. n.;,s, anJ M.
constitutional inasmuch a. Mexico was
riobt and onr own government wrong, snd
as President Polk. and not M,rtco, had
brought on said war.
They took away BY law from The Vol.
untecrs, the election Of the Officers to
command them on the field Of battle, and
gave the right Ia appoint these Officers 10
a party Governor.
Gail such conduct Federalism, or Tory
ism, or what YOU will--we say It Is wrong
and unpatriotic, and should draw down
upon its authors the abiding indignation,
OF every patriot in the land.
And how has Gov. Gtaham discharged
The duty thus assigned him by his parts.
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According TO previous notice, q large
number Of the crzons Of Mecklcnbury
assembled ~ public meeting al The cour,.
house, and ofgan'zcd by appointing the
Hon. VIM. Davidson chairman, and J. A..
Young secretary. Upon a call from the
chair, DR.. {. j. Fox delivered a very 10.
end address, reviewing the action Of the
North aud South Carolina Legislatures ia
granting charters fora RAILROAD from this
place 10 connect with Charleston, and ar.
gued very torclbly the great Importance Of
such a work TO this county, as we'll as 10
the whole Of HE western par, Of the State.
lie concluded by Offering Resolutions,
which, after being amended, were adopted
as follows;
Resoired That ~c deem the onterprize
Of constructing Railroad from this
place, to connect with Tie Rail Road 10
Charleston, Is matter Of the deepest 10.
tercst, not only to the people Of this eoun.
.y'-h,.t to the whole Of Western North
carolina, and tuu, Toe .,-. o. r...,..-l
the work, we suggest that a convention Of
Delegates from the several Counties in
Western North Carolina be held IN this
place On Tuesday Of our next April Court,
Che 9Th day Of lie moaih) and that we
invite the several counties interested TO
send Delegates, auj hat, the friends Of the
enterprise ia South Caroline be also re.
quested to send Delegates.
Res0lrc3, That tbs meeting adjourn to
the Tuesday Of our ensuing February
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Tue MEETING.

Ia another column We have given the
,octediugs Of the meeting held here
"a Tuesday Of last week. We intend.
i no.icing 4 more at length but cannot at
l,lime. The reader 10 not to infer, be
e.use there were but three noes lhat all tho
,,a .ere for tie resolutions. Very far
lgn it. There we're number Of Wings
or,.,ut who deprecated tbs whole proceed.
NJ and d course voted neither one way or
lie other.
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llrIrENANT GENERAL.

NJ Badger few days ago delivered a
n /. Elective speech IN opposition to the
s,si.isn Of thi, Office aud when the vote
.u ,akso majority voted asain't it.
N,,uI publish this speech as soon as We
u.
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BLACK sS'fAfgsr.

TT ANlNG obtained two good Smiths am pre-.
- pared TO 10 all ainds OF work usually done
in such Shops, and repair and make all kinds d
smAhwo:k Tor Bag.iss, Barouchss, Carriages,
&C. on as good terms as any Sbop IN tins Soc
ton and take all kinds OF produce ia exchange
for work, i. brought la during the year in witch
the WORK was done, at tho market price, u All
woiA wlll be warranted
BATE IRWIN.
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