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Dwelling House and ONCE o.
Shop for rent.

77EE nn9ersignsdea as Ter fest, for lerm ofeos
q asre yesIs, The new bsIck dwelling house
ii -chirlsslswn fseeaiiy eseppisd By X. r
Brssn, Use con renisnt St4tis sm Be erect
"a on sbe III Tor TIE use q aas sensnt cary
ia ths Spring. Tes gs1:ssi hsnspt Eisnlsg %
lr1ss fSr term ~ Years, M tsrms I'M oe
us1e ssry mp1erste.
rP 81. Il pssfsrred. Ne bndsnisnsd viii
real 20 good tenant, The Dwelling House pro-
prrly be DO = occupies Or. Re uin sell either
!, opsriy, apon ieas1nabls serns, snd upon :
long credit.
Also. The Shop recently oeeupied ~ Mr.
gohs ~. English.
Pssssssion gives On The Isl Of April next.
ANDREW HUNTER.
m...h OK 1af- = $500
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ENnUEEU n s1chsnee Coz goods. be-
~ coa< re- siloe, soap. beesuax candies.
3olier. ektS rags. eooi. Woad cora neal. hay,
a., ~ - sIelhsr ,llicls il ,hs pr.dnee Inc =
ii es>h r<lssg WIS L0cE.
1I4feh IS
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F GU N TAIN II 0 T Ell,
Light Stresi. baltimore. Maryland
ARTHUR T. Eo00, p........
PHINHAS THURSToM, wa -


YHyHE undersigned having succeeded the
II late 6rm Of DIX & FOGG.s in the Pro-
prietorship Of the Fountain Hotel, so long and
widely known as one Of the most commodious
estabishmentsin Baltimore, take this method
Of informing The travelling public, that beside
he great Improvements made last spring, in
the addition Of sn entire new wing 10 the
House, By which large number or lodging
rooms we're added, DC well Is Bath Rooms
they have recently had constructed Nssc La
dies Ordinary, fitted up 10 the most unique and
beautiful style, and also Private Sitting Room
for Gentlemen, which IL entirely free from the
hustle necessarily incident TO the more public
parts 81 the House-an arrangement highly de.
sirable and which thsy 1atler themselves can.
rot fail 10 please. la connectisp with these
Improvements the whole Of the inferior Of the
house hiss undergone : Thorough revision--eve.
~ thing appertaining 10 the upholstery Of the
establishment has been renewed, and attend
ants for the chambers selected with q strict
view to their entire capability in every respect.
The table will be found at all tines fully sup.
piled with everything the market Affords,
served up ia a superior STYLE; while ia the
way VI Wines, SC. &c nothing will be kept
but what is Of tho best quality. Add to these
facts the attention and courtesy which will be
rendered by their assistants. aching under their
oion pfysonai supervision, 10 those who may Ia
vor them With call, they hatter themselves
none will leave dissatisfied, as no pains or ex-
pense win be spared on the IL part, 10 meet the
wants Of their guests, and trust their hopes Of
4 liberal patronsge, win not prove unfounded
bP Baggage taken 10 and from the Hotel
free Of charge.
ARTHUR L. FOGG.
PHlNEAs THURsToN,
Baltimore. Feb II, isl7..
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SEQ ACRES,



fnBE undersigned, wishing 10 dispose Of his
- Farm, situated in Clarke couuiy, " two
and 4 bali nile, from summit Point Depot. On
the Winchester cDd Potomac Rail Road nve
miles north 81 Berryyille. odcrs i q private
sale. The farm cootnins about
$50 Acres;
Filty or wh;ch are il good timber 4 detailed
descritsion i deemed UNNECESSARY --snmee q q
say. great bargain HllI be eifen. Possession
gives On he III 81 JsnusTJ nsxl. o. sooner i
desired. THos. ". MCCORMICK.
Beri1rilIe. June Z, l6<6-tf
III, u1tsrsi<1s1 i nuihorized and yin AZ
led e III sale e ~ abPy< pfopsIil : -.
Sperm Candies, &C.
(N|1 DoxES soern cs1l'ss.
81 IS a No4'd Do
: : s =; ;'':' .s:s;:';s'':; =.
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ff1ARDwARE, sc "a fsll and sonplss. /. !.
~ ssnment 81 HAsdssfs o. 6sbd,
Mails 81 81 tik-s, Locks Of al kinds,
Scfews, hisges, fIes, rs.p,, ekissels, bus, and
indeed every artscle 10 that line,
Planes. isSee stock Of Chapins make,
Saws, haichets, bench sc sNs, kc-
We respectfully insie Hose il pant IL ths
above auirietlo give Us call, for Ue are defer.
mined 70 sell cheap AID vii do IT, Call and see
NM ANDERSON q co.
Hsrpen-Perry, A PAL a.
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Valuable Rich-Woods Land

FOR SALE.
Wish 10 dispose Of that portion Of the
i Rieh- Woods FARM lying on the West side
OF The county rosd which connects the Smith
Geld Turnpike with the winchester road, and
adjoining The lands belonging 10 the heirs Of
John T. A. Washington, deceased, DR.. Samuel
Scollay, r. W.Bs 'or. and Mrs. JsneC. Wash
ington. This trscl ontains about
One hundred and sixty Acres,
Ninety acres Of which is cleared Isnd-,hs re-
naiader Is heavily Timbered, the growth con-
sisiinz Of the various KINDS Of osk, hickory.
walnut, Locust, &C. The open land, (thiris
acres Of which is well eel in clover,) il finely
exposed for cultiEation--ihe wood land proiect-
;ne The fields from the North and West Winds
and The sod Is Of the veIy beet quality
also wish to dispose OF TRACT OF
LAND Oh the Bloc Ridge Mountain, about
40 n.iles belsz ihs: shsnDoDdhle SPRING., con-
SEQ ACRES,
A portion Or this i cleared land. the remainder
has on il . grovihof osk, hickory, pine and
chestnut. There are upon his tract several
,enements, ihree Orchards, and anumber Of
fhe Springs near The dwellings, This tract
will either Is sold entire OF divided 10 suit pur-
ehasers. NJ terms win Be made knoun 10
those who NAY Be Disposed 10 purchase either
THOs. B. WASHINGTON
| Rich Woods. Jan 7, I6f4-if
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Land for Sale,

n HAVE several ine TRACTS or LAND il
= this county and in Berkeley, for sale 81 low
prices and on most accommodating payments.
H. ST. @. TUCKER.
Hazle6eld, Jefferson CO. Va,
Octl, le46-tf.
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Sh0YeIs and Spades.
Husr r. i,v-a. lotg handle shosels ana
- Gessss3sf.ls,. w ; LOCK
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Feb. IT,. l547
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= 4 ALLEMCNG, ~:
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-03-13
Pastoral Letter.
10 THE cLkReY AND LAIIY OF THE DIOCESE o,


10 rHE CLERGY AND LArIY OF TIE DIOCESE OF
PENNSYLVANIA.
My dear Brefhren--You have doubtless been
made acquainted with the sorrow ful tidinys OF
famine and sore distress which are now reaching
us from different parts Of Europe. but especially
and above ALL from unhappy Ireland. The visi.
'a'ion is at once so extraordinary and so hesrt.
rendins, as to call for special prayer to the God
Of all mercy, and also for special liberality on
the part Of all those who would do good as they
have opportunity. Permit me. then. affection.
stely TO recommend tha, the Clergy Of tins dio.
cese present the case ofthese afflicted sufferers
especially that OF the furnishing poor of ireland,
TO the consideration of their respective eongre.
cations, and that q contribution be made in each
church on some early day, towards their relief
shon'd this recommendation be complied with !
would suggest the n'orning offhe ,frh Sundny
in March, tbeing the third Sunday 10 Lent) as
the time when this appeal ,hali be made, and
when the offerings Of those who would draw
down on themselves, their families and their
church the blessings of many that are ready TO
perish, may be presented.
The sums collected can be forwarded TO Thom.
as Robins, Esq, Treasurer Of the Convention
Fund. who after dne consultation. will make
such disposition OF them as will be likely 10 sc.
cure the earliest and larges, measure of relief
ALoszo Porter,
Bp ofthe Prot. Epis. Church in Psnna
REApiSc, Feb. 8, ls47.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-03-13

SIXTEEN Was AND Mall STEAMERS Among
the bills passed by both houses Of Congress on
the last night OF the late session Of that body was
an important ore providing for the construttios
Of -four war steamers ofthe first class, TO be ad.
ded 10 the Navy; and providing also for the EN-.
ployment Of twelve mail steamers, ten of them
to be constructed as TO be readily converted into
war.s,eamers. These vessels, so employed are
TO be subject to the order of and pnrchas by the
Government at any time. They are all to be
commandeded by Naval officers and q Mail
Agent and four Passed M:dshipmen are to b..
placed on Soard Of each, the latter as watch Of.
fcers and for improvement, in the management,
OF steamships.
The mail steamers are TO he employed as fol-.
lows five, of not less than 1000 tons each. be.
tween New York and Liverpool; FIVE, Of not
less than 500 tons each, between New York
and New Orleans, via Charleston, Savannah and
Havana, with . branch line from Havana to
Chsgres the vessels Of both lines 10 be construe
ted under the directions ofthe Navy Department.
and two steamers between Panama and Oregon
touching at the intermediate points on the P.ci.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-03-13

q FIRE On Friday, the 3th inst, q new
house in Upper Augusta township, nearly finish.
EN-. owned and built by Mr.. Washington Brewer,
together with oil his carpen,er tools, comprising
oil his hard earnings for the last two or three
year', was totally consumed by fire Mr. Brew.
rr states that he had, on Thursday, cleared all
the shavings from the room on the second story,
in which he had a stove for the purpose of drying
some boards he had dressed out for doors. On
Friday morning he kindltd some fire in the stove,
and on examining il. 4 short time after, il was
to all appearance gone out He snpposes thai,
II toriginated from spark which mus, have fall
len from the FIRE, he took mp in the morning. near
the top Of the stairs, while he was at work be.
low, unconscious Of the FIRE. until the flames
compelled HIM 10 leave the house Hi, loss 10 Is
timated At about $3.50.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-03-13

Once efh the BAlrrNoRs AnIRicAs, Msrehs
FLOCR.-City Mills Flour 10 held at ss,2a.
with transactions.
sa'es on Saturday and to-day. Of 600 bbls.
susquehsnns Flour at se,Ial
GRAiN-Ths price Of Wheat has declined q.
bout een'sper boshel. Sales today Of good to
prime Md. reds st iaoslas cts.
The supply Of Corn to-day has been very l.,ee.
Early IL the day the demand wss quite se,i,s,
ana sales were very freely made ., 7s cent, 70,
w'"e. 'nd rrineipsliy at % cts. for yellow,
though some parcels only bsesgt so.si cts
e.le' Of Rye ' IS cts. end Of Os,s ., IS cts.
wHISkEY-Dsnand limited. Small s.,..
oosy at 20 etc fas bids ssd 20 ess fss bills
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-03-13

By and wiih the adrice and consent .f the Sen.
Gfe
David Todd, Of Ohio Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Pl"niro,entisry near his Majesty
the Emperor Of Brazil, vice Henry A. Wise, re.
called a, his own request.
John r Clay Charge de Affairs at Peru.
Richard Rush, Of Pennsylvania, Envoy Fx.
traordnary and Minister Plenpotsntiary to his
Majesty the King Of France.
George W Hopkins, Of Virginia. Charge de
Affairs Of the United States 10 the Queen Of
Portugal.
Major Generals Thomas Hart Benton, OF
Mo. william Cumming OF Georgia.
Brisader Generals Geo Cadawalder, OF Pa,
Enos D Hopping, of New York. franklin
Pierce. OF New Hampshire.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-03-13
Attack on Vera Cruz.

The writer OF the letter from which the Cou
rer copies the following extract, profe.ses tn
have received his intelligence from Gen Seotts
own lips" :"
PoIST lsABKL, Feb II, 1917.
"The General tScotD is waiting most anxious.
ly for transports and ordnance stores from New
Orleans. 10 move al once down 10 the Gulf Coast
General Worth, with 1000 regulars. 10 also here,
and the movement TO take place is as follows:
"As soon as the Transports get here, and they
are hourly expected, the troops are TO embark lor
TsmP'co; they will be joined by Generals Pat.
tsrson, Twiggs, Shields and Pillow. with about
5000 more; all will then sail for the Island of
Lobos, 60 miles south Of Tsmpito where they
will find part Of the volunteers lately called
ont. The whole force will then number about
$4,000, perhaps 10 600, and there the General
will organise the command, aud then sail for An
tonic Lizardo, where he will ind our heet Il,
will escort-him 10 the Island Of Sacrahcos. about
i've miles from Vera Graz, and about "a miles
from the main land. He will disembaIk the ar.
my at this Island and under cover of the navy
sorf boats TO the main shore. Here he ex.
poets TO meet Santa Anna with all the troops he
can muster, say 80, 900 or 20, 900, and with the
we'll appointed, but small number Of 3 900 men,
he means 10 whfp the 10000 Mexicans then
capture the city Of Vera Cruz.--the Navy. of
course operating in the attack upon the Cas-.
le"-~jVVrnei ef Commerce.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-03-13

r| We are requested 10 state, that eollec.
tion Cor the relief of the furnishing poor OF Ire.
land and Scotland will be made in ST Matthew :
Church, in this place, oil Sunday morning next,
March -. Bishop Potters pastoral letter, to
the clergy and lai'y Of the diocese of Pennsylva.
mia, will be seen in another column.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-03-13

ed
BALTIMORE, March 10, lss7.
The Southern mail brings the New Orleans
papers Of the I'd inst. The Delta contains q let.
ter from a correspondent at Tampieo, which
states that the division Of our army commanded
by Gen Taylor, had met the Mexican troops,
under Santa Anna, near Saltillo, and that q dss-
psrste battle snsued. The slaughter on both
sides, is said TO have been very great.
Gen. Arsta, who wss 10 command ofa division,
was wounded.
The Americans were finally triumphant.
This statement. however, tbs New Orleans Pi.
esy0ns eentTsdiess
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-03-13

II 10 known to most Of our readers that not
nine months since . very large part Of the town
Of Nantucket was destroyed by FIRE. The loss
was estimated at $500 900, ye, the people of ,hs,
place have sent $4,000 to Boston for the sufferers
in Ireland.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-03-13
From the New Orleans Bulletin, i,t in,t)

From the New Orleans Bulletin, i,t in,t)
Late from Tnmpico and tho Br.ros.
Arrival Of Gen Sco't-Genersl Ordcrs-Re.
ported Evacuation Of Yer. Cruz by order Of
SANTA Anns.
The schooner Oella, Capt. Ham. arrived las,
evening from Tampco--saed on the 2Gth.-
We annex the folloAin extracts from lett, rs.
aud from the rnmpico S-n'ne OF the l7ih.
The report that Santa Anna has Withdraw
the garrison from Vera Cruz, we presume al
ludes oaly 10 The city and no. to the Castle.
TAMPico lSh february. 1916.
This aiiernoon the mail carrier from Vera
Cruz arrived, bringing letters for foreign mer
chants in this city, wh,sh stated that the com
rnandsr oi The Mexican forces at Vera Cruz had
received p"stlve ordrs from Ssn,a Anna b.
withdraw s'l the forces from ,ha, city, and 10
march them into the interior, and il is ,upposcd.
by all now, that Eers CrGwill be occupied BY
or troops, wnhou, n blow being struck.
Great Preparations are being made here for
something. but Gcn Patterson keeps every
thing 80 close that Il is impossible CIR nny one
rn find oa' a thing concerning the mex, move.
m"nt All are aux ou-ly awaiting the arrivsl
OF Gen Scott.
TAMrrco, 10 h February. ls47.
Gen Scott landed under a salute, Orders
have br-n given for 4 movement, and Gen
Twiggs goes Tomorrow to the mouth Of the ri.
YER with a portion OF his division, and the bal
ance o. the regulars tl.lving enough Artillery
only 10 take charge OF our detencr) Will 90 Tor
ward us soon Ms tran. portaiion can be procured
STnL l.rER.-The y s propeller Wash.
Ine'on, from the Brszos reached this city yes.
,erday afternoon, having on board Major Gen.
Butler, and other passengers. with some sick
and discharged troops. Thp Washington leh
an tho Odd. By this arrival We learn that The
enibarka,lUn of the irms'nder ot the troops at
the Brszos would not be completed before the
OH oi 'h's month, as il was necessarily slow
work from The means and mode OF embar kmeni,
and the difficulties arising from ihe bar and shosl
water. The cavalry had yet to be embarked.
Nothing further from Santa Anna at San Luis,
but II 10 believed that his recent display towards
Ssliiilo was merely intended 10 mask his real
movement towards Vera Cruz, and that be has
actually marched towards that point. One &c.
count had been received, that he did eonte mplats
an attack At one time on Ssltillo, but was deter.
red from the attempt. by the difficulty Of proeu.
ring water on the route.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-03-13

GKs. WoRrH.-The Union says that Brigsdier
General Worth, in consequence OF his gallant
services, has been nominated and confirmed by
the Senate as Major General BY brevet This is
a well deserved honor.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-03-13
Lat. from IN. sr..cs.

Gen. Butler arrived At New Orlesns-Gcn.
Taylor at Saitiilo-Aqus Neuve taken Pos.
session of--Embafkation Of Gen. Wor,h's
Divieion-Ioss Of the Royal Mail Steamship
Tweed-sx'y persons lost.
The steam propeller Washington arrived q,
New Orleans on the oeth ult., from the Brasos.
which she left on the 23d. General Butler came
a passenger, be was suffering 80 much from bic
wound as to entirely disable him for active ser.
vice.
General Taylor bad arrived at Sahillo with
Briggs md Thomas batteries aud the Second
Mississippi regiment on the Cd Feb lie has to.
ken possession Of Aqua Nu-va, and oil the troops
ere TO 90 there, with the exception Of few who
r,main in town.
There We, no doubt that Gen. Minon would
ye, eanse considerable trouble. Gen. Taylor Is
very much in want OF light troops.
A letter from the Rrazos, under date Of the 27d
published in the Picayune, says that Gen. Tsy.
lor 10 busy making water tanks and collecting
irain wagons and pack mules. The enemy had
left that part Of the country for parts unknown
but supposed in the direction Of Vera Cruz.
Gen. Worth's division had all embarked, with
the exception Of the dragons and the lish, artil
lery batteries. Den Worth had sailed day or
two previous in the steamer Edith.
The Atrevida, arrived at New Orleans from
Ge~sor 1he ArfeK 81 the Royai0 M.SSih 81: bring.
Tweed on the 18th of February on the north
east end Of Alcsranes. Sixty persons were
drowned. An expedition had been sent from
Campcachy 10 her assistance.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-03-13

The town Of Northampton tMsss) with pop
ula,ion Of only four thousand souls. have eontri.
buted Jdvs 'hOssnnd doilays to the relief Of Ire.
land! This szeels al other contributions from
town or cities when population is considered.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-03-13
Late from Tnmulco,

arrival Of Gen. Scoft-Tera Cruz reborted O.,
Epoeuated by order of Santa Anna, and The
Troops narehed INFO he Iaierior-ANock.
threatened upon Sahiio Monterey and aa,a.
nnoros.
BY the arrival Of the schooner Delta, at New
Orleans on the lst instant. dates from Tampico
to the 20ih ult, have been received General
Scott had arrived there the day previous.
IL was reported that Vera Cruz had been eva.
cuated BY order Of Santa Anna, aud that the
troops were marched into the Interior
Mr.. Lumsd-n. Of the New Orean. Picavune,
writes from "ampico on the 18th, that he has
seen letter from Mexican officer 10 a friend.
dated San Luis, February 0. which stated that
Santa Anna was 10 march on Saliillo pre- eparatory
to attacking Monterey. Gen. Urea. with 5000
troops, was at Victoria, and intended soon 10
march upon Ms'amorss. Both these attacks,
the writer anticipated, must prove successful.
and says We will give the Yankees no, work in
the North while marching upon Vera Cruz. The
writer is Private Secretary to Santa Anna.
II is pretty certain that Santa Anna has artv.
ed at Satilo. and it is even reported that he had
engaged General Taylor, but the latter was not
believed ut Tampico.
General Scott has issned orders 10 regulate the
punishment Of all crimes committed BY Mex.
cans or Americans not provided for by army
rules, after trial before . military commission,
according to the laws of the United States
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-03-13

We learn that ell provisions intended for the
relief OF the people Of ireland and Scotland, will
pass The sssqoshsnns and lido wsisr Canal, free
Of toll
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-03-13
Democratic Nominations.
FOR GovRRHoR,
ER ANCIS r. SEEuN NIX,
or Allegheny County.
ros CANAL COMMISSIONER.
MORRIS LONGS STRETH,
OF Montgomery County.

ssA '.h :a ,qBP lg 81 spPf5G I.s
delphis prices.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-03-13
Battle at SalttIlO,
BALTIMORE, March 10, lS47.

Great Loss on Both Sides Gen. A,'sta Wound
ed
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-05-24
ELIJAH REEFS, President,
THOMAS ROGERS, Vice President
WM M CARNEY, Secretary
pennsyivnnia-- Ratification Meeting.

! N"''S''&' A-''">''i"" r'ee'ifS'
Al large, respectable and enthusiastic meeting of the
honse an the evening o be an ;nstan, e., tbo n,,o
nf rosnor,;na ~ III ,rninaos as th f, e
o ~ H. ,ni,,;r w iotii y. vi 1i'ia r y
VIC Aoio""s PelHonS we're appointed ON
Seis VI Tue WeeuhS
| a. Ryan esq, president.
Wee presidents. Samuel b. Lowry, Col Jas Porter ID
J. GRAY, VIM p. Shattuck Col John C Thaver "A |
Aliens and I / Henry - " -
| Sscreta,,ss y U Esbolroa 7 pn n u
p'oohr.
GomWHe on feSWWLoHs--Jas. = Mcfarland VIM.
Mclaughlin, Morrow b, Lowry Hugh Brawey and
VIM GILL
During the absence of the committee the meenS was
addressed by MIR James Densmore / p Rravlev aeo
and lanes McEadden. ,fter ,rb;ch M ~
n,,rtod r. fo,In,,n nro,ansi va w nnii'lee ri
foi'o III piE Piipe anu ieSouuohS, WHICH
'eie auoi'eu " aoeianiauoh'
Whereas have this evening in pursuance Of an
dournmen for the purpose corresponding 10 the debera-
lions OF the fourth of March convention held in Harrisburg,
for the purpose nominating candidates for governor and
canal commissioner III The approaching campaign and
maintaining, ~ we do, the principle that the viii OF the
majority, when airy expressed should be recognised by
every trhe rePubicani be u, therefore,
ffssotred, Ihat we wa use every honorable exeron
secure theuccess OF the nominees OF the fourth March
convention At the coming ELECTION.
or no and dat f - ',s we oehola an non non
intesri,v and ire r,rca ,ab, ,b @ Wy
h.rs,,c, ~ ,r;,,ci,Ia. 49,, - ~ AZ
80 49, ~ III 6ieii, % ~ $3.50 i It, aIoiu
aaiciaIr ,In,sas ~ 'S - 80 '"'ie N'70u'lbc u
EssaJrsJ Tho, ia cc,,,.,,,,io, -; soo,.;,.,.
q S,,nt VII sI IN, IA IT,, ~ ;i, iaiug ftenfis
auent and INST tnte 10 de ,yoh bons,ty M d a a.