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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-28
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A TRACT
OF LAND.
Thomas A. Cummins
In CHASoERy.
IN CHAScERy.


John Frail, Jr. hRf'
virtue of q decree pronounced in this rauso 4. ,h.
circuit superior Court of Law aud CLanre,yy ~,
Inc county of Ohio, on the 2lst eay of Innc ts,s' ~, ~
undersigned. acting as commissioner i, ~, go ne
VIII sell at The front door of the court bonsa 81 -
county on Monday the 9th day of November nex, ~.
same heIns court day. the following described raj ~
pateel OF land mentioned IN exhibit Il. aud filed win III.
papers III thesaid cause, to Wit. All thai ce,,oi, 80.
81 land situated on Mckinley's Run. in Ohio ro,1r' " 70.
nodl1ed as follows: Bee nulng at a stone sci 4, N f,,,L
sldc OF Mckinley's Run, above a small branch ~ -
iuh-lhehcc south 81 degrees east, ISL poles 10 4 becc,
he"' tne "ock Spring on the bank of said RIM. thence
SCUM ideCreeS, east 36 poles to Il anal ash at tho -.
side 81 said run, thence south ~ ,1errees e,st oa ~.
u large poplar on the south side OF The N tbaneo.a.,h
70 degrees east, - poles TO a beech and a rock in . drain
corner To Joseph White and Lawrence CLARK tbe"csmn,
salu hialn win tae ineanderS thereof. and bindin, ~
on 8 course south , degrees west, 60 poles. tn tho n.tn,
where three branches intcrsect. thence mn 49, - III
Wahch Win the meauders thereof. bibdiuu ,bcn.a 20
polts 10 a spring. the source OF the drain. thence so,,b
81. degrees west Q poles to q white oak on tho To-, AZ tha
ilusen ~ a road thehee south fs degrees west. 81 poles TO
a poplar in Thomas fodd's line. aud with his Unc nor,h
" Dag ees west. 90 poles to a poplar. corner 10 "a
l Qua shne-thcnce north 70 degrees east. % noIes 70 M,
iron wood. where a white OAK formerly stond -Irenna
north 50 degrees west, 90 poles to g stake in Samuol NJ
! lures line. thence north "A degrees Past. n poIes IN tho
Utelnhihg. Containing one hundred and eight acre.
ltlet more or less, being the same land mnrfgaocd 20
N Lahbdin to James Cutnmins, and sold under = do.
cree oi the circuit Superior Court of Law and Oman.
etIy lot ONO county to said Thomas 4. CumnliGs. who
agreed 10 convey The same to the jcfandq,t Nc H., mo
said exhibit \, viii more fully appear. VI"
TERMS OF S~ALE-Fcn por cent of The nprcbsss
money 10 be paid in hand, and the residue thereof n,
- PAD IN equal rnsiallnents. on a credit of eight. sixteen
sW' 'Wenty -iour months, with interest from The day Of
sale. The purchaser giving bonds with GOOD secp,i,v
Jor the SAID defc red instruments.
w MITCHELL. for r Simms.
S'p'i l'lehiehsl o C., in tins behalf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-28
WHEELING & BELMONr

BRIDGE COMPANY.
The subscribers TO IA" capital stock of the
Wheeling and Belmont Bridge Company are
hereby notified that an instolment of $500
mon each ami every sh1re thereof is re-
ottired to be paid by them respectively TO the
Treasurer OF the said COMPANY. on Mon
day the 9Th dav OF November. 1918
By order Of The Board of Managers.
+. II. FIIIdUGH. Clerk,
John Morgan. Esq the Treasurer, will BE-
found at the Merchandise aud Mechanics Bank.
October 3, 1918.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-28
LANDS FOR SALE.

l,OUU Lewis * Clark Mo.
100 Lots in Logan's Port, Indiana. and
several small Tracts III the vicinity OF said
town.
The above land viii be sold on the most reasonable
terms, IN tracts TO suit purchasers. Titles perfect. For
further particulars inquire Of w. +. PETERSON.
Wheeling, Virginia, JET.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-28
CAPS.

ECEINEn this day AT my store. No 10 Monroe -,
d large and splendid assortment of caps, embracing
20 duN Dut Glazed cape; 9 do silk Plush caps, 10 do
MS cloth caps; ; DO on SIR caTs; = do tiEc cloth
49,: 5dl sin : ouil', caps, and a ine assortment Of
itifeH'- r aucy Arrc. caps. AVERY,
.eu4 Ma 10 Monroe street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-28

TN consequence ofthe death of Mr. G w Graham,
- am now d%isposing of the splendid and wen made
stock Of Clothing. now on hand. at cost. for cash. The
stock consists ofcverythipg m the clothing line, and ~
superior To any in The city, as II IS all fresh, and made IN
the hest manner. Come on now, all that want cheap
clothing. for NOW is yo0r chance IN get II, at The cstah.
hshmcnt known as the Great Western Clothing Store,
next door 10 SWeeneys & Belts Glass Store. Monroe
street. holweea Man and Water.
AugS ;. 4. FAIRS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-28
c. ELIAS STIFEL

nENIhR IN English. German and Americas Euch
~ en- Furniture. No is3 Main Al. .%oppcSstc the Mon.
roe House, y hcciinu. Va.
The subscriber has just received from the East,whcre
10 purchases then, al The lowest cash prices, a E'od
HSsortntcnt nt cutic-r aai every other article n de-
itSni. Of kitchen furniture. which he ts prepared to dis.
lose OF rs chcup as can lie hat iu this market. Aiso 4
good variety Of tu T1ts
tie also kccps on band of his own mt0ufs.ture. IS
u>nal. a la'Ee assn.tu ent OF TIN and sheet from ware,
Wholesale or re.ar. and BiocN AN ware.
ny thing on ms tfHc. nos ON band. will De msnufar-
tttrd on the very shortest notice. ON reasonable terms.
\ f.w Backs Patent c1oEius stoves. and Pittsburgh
col stove, for sale m low prices.
oct 20 CEfIkSs TITEI.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-28
II. :. RICHARDS

- EsPECTFrlIY informs his Old friends and Gus
"a TONERS. that hereafter he " al be found Il the Cloth
ina Establishment ct Tn. fiueHEs. Jr, Water srrceI,
where he VIII be- pleased 10 receive their orders for any
article n, the clothing line. Ecpt e.. lffs-d3m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-28
= az ~ DE- 3.
RITCHIErnMN

netLb'N' AND CoAL LOTS o sALE.
Hb subscriber, who IS duly authorised orers co.
SAFE 5ia lois IN The additi.n to the citv ~ Nb..t
ing. known a. kltchietowu. MANY Of tbese 80 ~.
hcautifnily located. and the Ohio river in 0ropt
AMI deep, ahordinr a fine STEAMBOAT Iandfnc sos y
whole 'ength of the town al seasons o. Inc ye.r ~ e
~ also authorised 10 sell a number Of Coal Tote c.A.
eng about 2nNn feet Of mont. suitable Tor manufacturers
siies-thc coal lying in the hit cast Of and ea,trins
'he town These sites are superior TO anything of me
Ntnd n any other section Of the country: the coal Iytny
81 = proper elevation 20 permit the mirers to depo~it II
~ the factories, which would not cost over u cent. per
'usrei. rev places bold out stronger Inducements to
p,tsp''s pm search 81 a desirable location for a residence
OF . manufacturing site, than Ritchietown. Located
'h we 'ihl' rivrr, adjoining the city of Wheeling. aud
ENJOY ING ~ Us advantages without being subject to cty
taN"iion. lhc baltimore and Ohio Railroad. apd me
w heeilng AND Grave Creek Turnpike have been located
through The town, both of which improvement. Mil
VII he very reasonable, apply to "
"heeiine' Oct2O T ARMSTRONG.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-28
Presentations.

s. PRYOR ami Co. hav. now, aud viii always
srs keep. al the.r Dtut ard Neticine sore, oa NAM
strsef a teyy daars above tho Monroe iiodsei = supply Of
rnrp n,adt~nss. selected expressly 20 nd the. orders aud
.re..riot,nps Of plF4lcttus. br. Pryng Wllt give strict
rrsy.neal attention 10 preparing and putting up all we
80 ,,l a,.ler- scps
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-28
NEW GOODS.

zREFR & NOTE, No. lG2 Market street, have
&~commeaced r%orelvius their supply Of FALL. AND
INTER FOODS selected iH the hest Eastern markets
.er sto K WIN e found To embrace every article OF
icv an = ap,c Goots. They do not make any pre-
t,lon 10 the Old hualhiE ofstliW. cheaper than tie
eapcsi," hut assure ait Hose WHO call, that they VIII
. ain prctty Styles AMI at as cheap prices. a. can
,ouud IN aHv store IN Wheeling. Eepi9s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-28
sAMuEL d HARPEa.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER ~
HAAS AND CAPS.


C0rrr- 81 Nais and Uriau So, Whceling. We.
E~enuutry Merchants supplied " III Hats and Cap
e. the very iowesi prices Tor cash. oc;ep
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-28
GRAND AND SQUARE

PIANO FORTE MANDATORY,
IS. s. 8. and II, Eutap st., opposite The
Eutaio Hause, BGiiiRart, Nd.
sNABE & GNE1LE would respectfully call The a.
tentinn OF tae ruhlit Ia their superior GRAND
% SQUARE rlANOS The tlahos manufactured
ms establishment have, tn delcacy Of touch, sweet
I. clcarHess aHd h~riiiaac, Of tome, beauty aud style
craftsmanship. been Pronounced by The most eminent
.f..zors tn he unsurpassed hy any instruments made
t0is OF any Qthcr country.
+ru.r. .ats. a~-iatgers. country merchants, AID others
.ttinE Haftuunre a 70 had a tnfA~lr advauta-c 10 call
.ers. sept 80, ISIS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-28
I.OR

"a Neat store room opposite he store of the suhscri-
- hers. Possession given immediately. Apply al
the sore 0fJ. h. M'Mechen, or a.
ss,tcG. 10 ASSET ROBINSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-28
WELSH FLANNEL.

OLE LEAVHEN-fOon rs spantsh sole Leather,
- uemtock ran, d priaie article, tlrt freeiFsd Snl ior
80 vrry low TOT cash kNOAS GO
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-28

NOUS. D'LAiNES.
LARGE i az Hgd Meus. peI.sines, for Chi
Z dren'. dresses. inst recet vedhy
se,ias MARSH, TAYLOR & MARSH.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-28

r0Hf.. as Sarge q setCt ur s. m agy hause lu iae
Ia fari.t.H ttcfr, Wuich white sold "a a sui1li ad
uctl4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-28

~.iftsaA -.
EyANE nst received hy cypress a fcw pcshik suin
IA rsti. rani 81 soi. ms Go de Rhine and Hroeadc
haHei-tH Sifs Also Biz. Rtue, Green ard Brown
SIS 2 rrgc 40 I'm 4. Graduated chsmeiccg Huuoas
and French worked 90. Thread Lace, Eigiuss and In
>ertttas. Jacnuet AMI swiss 90. q isrrc assortment lust
received. oc'l6 B~ERaYHtLL n co.
n s~oLUTtoN-rhe partnership heretofore exist.
~ M h"twcen the undersigned. under the firm Of
nohSbf \ tHAFhlNE, - this d'y dissolved hy mu
'nai CONSENT ELY DORSEY.
Sept q, iss. NH~CHNPIINE.
FIRE FlREn FIRFW
ELNKE'S FIRE TRooF PANTS large Dot fecei
q we'd tom the Proprietor aHd Tor saic hy
"cti' W q MCKEE. South Wheeling.
t. received ty Express from New York. a few ps
use Mode and Scarlet dsmask mcriuocs. fot Win
Wv 49, "i We tncst quality. Also a few pattcrns
very nnc reh tew styles Cloakiug-aso new siyic Of
lesnirul shawls. srtlt UEYMAV
TO TUE LADIES.
TTT |GoopeiCH respectfully ipvres the attention
wv = Of the iaiics. ~ has new stock nj f,,ry Ron
nets. tho latest Philadelphia Fashions: Bonnct Ribbons
~ vsrinns STYLES. and Artificial Flowers, atc wfuch
are of TIE latest styles. oct IA
nTEv STYLES and very eheSp Dress ccot- al
AZ oeti2 W Goopgtcu's.
NEESrof England. French and American CT ths and
ocils W GooDRtCH's.
- ortis GoonRrcH's.
All AZtRGNE. Green and Mode French etluucs "
ava snp'rguaity. Aiso. = few dress patterns sup'r
Caslineres, just reed and for sale hv SENSENA
S5%MBROInERED Swiss uusins, both White and
SIS Fancy, for paf.y dresses, also PLAIN swiss Of due
qualty. octI2 J~SENSENEY
Az Fancy belt Ribbons. Velvet neck Rihtons. Fancy
nett neck Tics aud HAAS. J S~ENsENEY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-28
FAIRBANKS PATENT PLATFORM
SCALES.

FFHIE Subscribers have an assortment of the above
- Scales now Finished and ready for sale at their
Wareroom on Water ST., below Quincy.
lei5 CHARLES, COEN Il BEATTY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-28
Earn 0 SAFE.

~ TO sell my farm near Wheeling,
| dtl utNltOtiS aud Will sell il together or in
parcels. to suit purchasers, and ON accommodating
,,r.ts IAN 22-tf JACOB
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TRIMMINGS FOR DRESSES.
RAGS WANTED.
BANnINSTRLMENTS

EUE highest priee paid fer good clean RAGS At n sot
Z - South Wheeling, BNsSETF& R~OBfNsON's,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-28

nRess GO0nS-lust reed a choice assortment Of
- Dress Goods, comprising allthe most recent styles,
suitable for the preseit and approaching seasons
80, d w
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-28

-NPRoVEpI MPERiStIABLE S~ALAMANDER
Z ShFES. warranted Fice proof, and eutirhy nee
r-o,,, III 'nfs Of mould. secured hy Chuhhs Ihict de'eoint
Iorks Also Yates Powder and fhtet Proof locks, and
t..t elimination I.ocss with 1000 changes, for
~. THOS O.. CULBEt %
Union 81. Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-28
CAPSl CAPSll

FRESH ARRiNAL-LATEST FASHIONS.
TCST received from New YORK, aud tor sale % grcGt-
y iy reduced prices, FORTY BnZEN cAiS,"t rl
qualities, styles and prices. \ more complete asroit-
unent was never brought 10 this market end, having
Been purchased on the hest terms eau De rlit al if7lh
~ cents up, a. per quality Call and examine before
purchasing elsewhere. : KILN,
aura, Corner Man and Union streets.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-04-22

John r. Norris the evening of the 9Th instant. on the
subject OF the mass meeting torch procession and H.
lumlnation which came of on the 18TH In reply to some
unmportsn remarks relative to the meeting lassued
Mr.. Norris that would be frank and candid with him,
and not go behind the bush, conceal the action and
determination of the committee. then assured him that
majority OF the committee had signed written applica
ton to the president of the Association requesting him to
call the mass meeting, and that the president had CON-
piled with that request, and that was then on my way
to the Union Office have the call published in that pa
per. Whereupon Mr.. Norris protested against such
course OF achon, and said that he would put the meeting
down, and assured that thirds OF the Association
would sustain him in his course; and he further stated
that he would write and sign call for meeting of the
citizens to be held at the City Hail. This he did after
the call OF president for mass meeting in print
and that, believe of the means used by him
to break down the meeting proposed by the committee
and approved Of by the president OF the Association He
also stated that he would join the decency party that he
would be --i he would put up with such conduct of
the committee; and that he would come out in article
in the ntelgencer and Union, and denounce the conduct
OF the committee in the getting up OF their proposed meet
ing The promised has not yet appeared
in the ntelgencer unless his call for the city meeting
may be considered in that light in the Unon unless
his card of this day may be taken for such document
The meeting devised by you nor do believe you
knew of the proposition to have one until mentioned
you at the suggestion of another member OF the execu
tive committee who informed me that he had consulted
Mr. Norris in relation to the same.
Respectfully, yours,
DAVID HEDRICK
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mARsHAL's SALE.

TN virtue OF writ Of fi fdcias issued from the clerks
Office of the circuit court of the District OF Columbia.
for the county Of Washington, and 70 me directed shall
of May next 10 O'clock m, before the courthouse
door OF said county, the following property viz; All thf
part of the lot giound number TO- square number 2i
Of the city of Washington, with wostcry brick house and
other Improvements thereon, in the occupancy OF
Downg the said part OF lot fronting the south side OF
street, NORTH feet and eleven and half inches,
extending from the northwest corner OF the lot eastwardy
and running back the width the 'front.' and bind
ing the line of the lot 30 feet wide alley being
the same property conveyed by deed from Sarah How
and r. p Pearson, executors Of Robert F. How, 10 VIM.
bowling dated the 18th OF July 1885 Seized and levied
pom as the property William Downg and sold to satisfy
dicals No 1872 March tern 1885, in favor OF William
Lee, of Robert g. Buckley. -
i M rJl ~ ALEXANDER HUNTER,
April l9--dts Marshal of the District of Columbia
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pIARsHAL's SALE.

TN virtue of three several writs OF fe 1cds issued from
the clerks office of the circuit court OF the District OF Co
mbia for the county of Washington and to directed,
shall expose public sale, for cash. on Saturday, the
10Th of April inst front of the jail door of said
ty, the hour of IL O'Clock, negro boy named
Andrew, aged about "a years, seized and levied upon as
the property Francis Loundes and sold TO satisfy Judi
cals No IS November term 1870 in favor of Fielder B.
Poson use of Walter Smith, administrator OF Clement
smith, use of c. Cox use of Judson Mitchell also, No.
udicals March term, 1884, in favor OF Walter Smith,
executor of Clement Smith, Of G. Cox, use of Judson
Mitchell and also judicnIs No A. March term, 1872,
in favor of William Hayman, of Judson Mcheli--aii
against the said Francis Loundes
T'rFIH n ALEXANDER HUNTER, Marshal
April l9--dts OF the District OF Columbia
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vv1OODs STE AM IRON RAILING MANUFACTORY,
w Ridge road, above Buttonwood street, PhAIsAsl-

yvTOODs srEAM IRON RAILING MANURACTORY,
w Ridge road, above Buttonwood street, RhhaAsl-
phia-Iron ratings public and private buildings and
public squares, of every variety OF form and pattern
Cemetery ratings, of classic and unique designs, EN-.
bracing u pwards OF one hundred different varieties.
Iron Chairs ettees orgardens halls and piazzasnew
style. !. .-a N y
Superior wrought-iron gates for carriage entrances
New style balcony brackets, &c ~ oglal ~
Iron tables ofvarfous styles, embracing Louis XIV, Eliza
bethan, Gothic and modern paerns, with whp and gold
Italian rbe tops. These tables have been Introduced
the subscriber for hotels icscrea saloons,
xc. They beautiful articles Of furniture for hat
and other establishments whore II il desirable to
make grand display
,asiron hchng post in form admirably adapted to per
welexecued head Of that noble animal the horse. Such
article has long been dcsderaurn. and is now offered
to the good tasto of the public. sr gi9I 10. 'e,.
Strangers visiting Philadelphia, respectfully invited
to call at his waerooms and examine his different spec
mems Of new and beautiful work.
ROBERT WOOD, propricsor
Ridge Road, above Buttonwood street, Philadcph'a.
o. He has recently published great expense an og,-
nal work exhibiting the designs and pan,rns whcn
his abshment embracing ~ inc ABOVE
aroles and the various and splendid o.
bacony sep and other rainEs which nave ooen manu'
actured tor Laurel Hill and other ceebrasd sANeser~s
designed expresay hts establishments and winch
NAV b. to any part the world to those who dce TO
make selection Undoubted reicrence viii bo re9uired
10 insure prompt Of the work, after an opportunity
for making the selection. ~ T. Nf pA
April I9-2Awlm -hi i"
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
April IL. l840.

Treasury DEpAsrMrsr,
@ April IL, lsaS
s % aa 3 e dollars s
day Of july ls4s bearing per cent interest per annu
payable semannualy. on the first days Of January and
will any bid be considered unless per thereof is
deposited in depository of the United States ut be-
be Without
ence to the bids Of Others and should state distinctly the
Secretary Of the Treasury, Washington City, D q The
% hs Ssss r. GIFTED Be
residence of the respectively whose offers may be
des not residing in the United States must be deposited
with the assistant New York. Boston, Phla
the investment funds in this stock bids win DO received
awm i for fifty dolarsas we'll Is for higher sums
All certificates under thousand dollars will DO trans
$ w a &c ss al hi %
the treasury BY delivery with coupons sssaShsd a the
H s 81 1 %
attached will be for the sum ofone thousand dolars
.mon, awarded in i've equal n.tanen,s in each Of Tho
months Of July August September October ana Novem-
the os s s.
Of aR a IN Ths r
beap INTEREST," in ali cases from the date Of dsposits ~
The bids will be opened the Treasury Department at
n ys St s To
provision introduced into tho of 3lst Of March Inst
I pc % n WIN b Ia
medatey returned. The whole premium on the amount
must be deposited part of the first payment re-
i'"'" - ''' ''AN r.. J. WALKER,
DO d,u :, R Secretary Ee o, t Yor. PSisael.
pha, Baltimore Charleston and New osaas and in all
other States the papers selected 10 print the Laws $" the
United States, are authorized to publish 'Sis
April IS-dtl7thJune
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AS shines change and men change with them, perhaps
it is but fair to classify them above stated. H. how
ever any of the gentlemen put down democrats de-
cline the honor. will most assuredy make them the
amende honorable in time for the coming contest It
will be that the call OF Mr. Norris and his coad
tutors (severa OF whom, as have been informed. signed
it without refccon) appeared the 18th of AprilSat
urday The executive commtee-to wit constitution
al maorityseeng this CALL and knowing to have been
ting down the first meeting, them through necessity
made programme and selected officers for the meeting,
and published the same in Sunday mornings Union. aud
a appeared s in thai paper on Monday morning But o Mr.
Norriss call, the officers of the meeting at the
franklin engine house would have been taken from the
multitude that might have assembled around the stand
on that occasion, and all would have been harmony
1t will be seen by Mr.. Hedrick's communication, that
Mr. Norris designed to override his brethren from the
START that he threatened more than he performed but
that he did enough, in all conscience, to ene him to
the palm for inconsistency and mischief. Whether the
young democracy will take him to their bosoms, after
his course, matter for them to Determined but this
much feel assured of, that the old democracy will not
soon forget his efforts his motives In the good Book,
which Mr. Norris has undoubtedly read Understandings,
certain was cursed for exposing his fathers ma
kedness. This should have taught him to up the
weaknesses OF his brethren, if they had any, rather than
to have exposed them to the idle OF
full adversary.
AS it was however, it highly respectable and in
teresng meeting and had the captain OF the auxiliary
guard sent the police desired, the boys would not
pie, however responded noby the call; the streets,
where the tar balls were not flying, were crowded with
persons Of every age and SEX and the whole city seem
ed alive to the Importance Of the occasion.
In this whole demonstration, we sympathised with
France and liberty; and whether 500 5000 joined in
The procession. was matter OF small moment to u.s.. But
that democrats should be particularly sensitive about
the wings rejoicing such occasion, after the Inte
gencer had published article Of five or six columns
against the French movement and after the wings in the
Senate (saye six) had refused To vote on Mr. Aliens
olu,ons and after forty -four wings Of the House had
voted to reconsider resolutions passed by that body
and nexplicabe to the close observer Of men and minds,
and more particularly 20 70 your most 9tsdslt servant
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