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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-21
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SPRING STOCK

SPRING STOCK.
-. No 100, Main ST.
ny would say to our customers and o,bax. ,L.,.
Ladies ssddles '''I Io s, s, assortment 81
Geniemen's do Isule iuuhks,
Brides aid martinesles I,s;' P'enu,a ar'ieie,
Heads and -. 'ui'ueu no. Iron. frame aud wood
Carrisg. us, box valces
Rucgv Ladies' bonnet trupksa
WAGON - .ent's leather hat boxes
Draw d., ,'e'"et satchels
Garnet bs,. Ladies' sachels
Collar' of different kinds Ca,,i aaRT
Buggy whips piJi,ss Wnlps'
nrovers do vyk 90
La'hes different kinds WALL 90
Hdnes, trsce chains UaIor = ,enc''
Curry combs, do cards Uorsa hs,'
We ask an examination of onr s,osL -,
ng any Of the above articles feeng s.,y.s se WISH
ave as good assortment and as gTesr yara, VIC" w
yer been offered ~ the city, and will sell AT f,,r ~
80 Az orders foI work promptly filled Ola 80
SPARED az usual rfeb l5l yiroIf ~. WORK
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FOR WORMS-ko!mstocS's Nermifnre W Ill eradi ate
and cure children and adulls have worms. Caution
Bewa are OF al unless the spoiled III olus,ock
the old Dutch name OF the ivsutot. Price Is ceuts
per bottle s L. uiure tie child should there
be no worms, but il viii do II good.
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A GOOD OFFER.

A GOOD Variety of Prints TO he had your pri.
"A ces at feb 1871 GREER &c NOTES.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-21

TO THE HALT AND LAME, Comstock's Nerve
and Zone Eminent and Indian Vegetable Elixir Is the
most efectual cure for Rheusl ism cords or
muscles. and is warranted 10 any of Rheuma-
tisn or Gout All the above rtieles aTe sold hy
mar A O FAiRCHtl.D, W heeIIng, Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-21

DIR. :PHON'S SICK HEADACHE REMEDY
why VIII yon suffer with that distressing complaint
when remedy al hand that will fail TO cure YOU
Eisremedy VIII eee,ually destroy any alta of head
acne either nervous or bilious. II has cured cases Of
tweaty years. standing.
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WIrNmlrK>
COPPER, TIN,

YxYDRANTs-vslve aud cock HydIants at p is
mr n JOHNSON ,ls5, Market Square
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-21

JAMES DAVIS & CO., Flour Factors and Commits.
sion Merchants, 227 Market and 81 Commerce ST. Pha
IL FAdvances made by either of the a'ove on Flour.
Wool aud other description of Merchandise consigned
" thel. mar lS-3m
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gs n-ufErlEa~

also full stock Of window sashcs always on hsnd and
for sale al No l25 Main ST. SG ROBINSON.
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HARNESS MAKING.
M. FORD.

~ % Hhi.N 81 n EEL,
Opposite John " CortReu's Tarcrn Styud
a tofECIFui,Lf invites the attention of his friends
ana I've public to his mandatory, and informs
mem That he keeps constantly hand lars. sSsorf.
nlent OF CoACH, Ruoav. STAGE. WAGON DR Az and
MULE Harness for the Southern Trade He also lesr.
on hand large assortment of Collars Ridire "a
Chains, Hames, Fly Nets, &C. He is prepared 10 mr.
Hsh The above articles at the shortest notice ,ade ont
OF me hest material and attne cheapest Yates He war
ants att his work ofsuperor quality and perfect work
"a'shp' je "a
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PILES, SORES, &c-The Genuine HAYS I.iniment
Is an article more justly celebrated cure for tho
above than any or all others. Its cures are almost in
nunera'e, and it is only necessary let those who
Know the article and used it such great su ccess
mat - to he sad true and gen inc of Constock Co.
ri CORTLAND ST. New York. sole propretors.
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r FAD Pipe always hand md FURNISHED a, sno"
IL notice al mr III JoHNSo ., isa MsfSe'sat'
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NoFFEE MIL.LS-A superior article OF Livingston
~ &Rosgins manu- hand aud for sale low at
IN ri JouNsoN'S, ie5 Market SqasTe
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u h.na saa -, s,,s low a JoHNSON's,
mr. m 1875 Market Square.
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No ISL Main 81. Al.
Ny nets very cheap.
ia
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DEAFNESS CURED-DR. McNAIR's ACCOUS.
IlC oii--Ihose deaf from old and from infancy
oen receive their hearing in ac ous manner
by the Use of this OIL 1t has the elcct restore tho
tension and bring into action OF the paris so
as 10 restore the hearing when lost impaired. This
w DC done III all cases of recent deafness, aud many
long standing. All deaf persons SHOULD Use this oil -
Sonsiock Co. u CORTLAND ST, the wholesaers-
Price 81 per flask.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-29

TIE s1 relating to tn, Hedges slave cast irs esms
Aessr. C.srmsn and Rect, sdvrsiedit its passage and
Messs, Luck and Dirkey opposed 1t.
Mr. STEPHENS. at Geo-gis. then rrse and delivered
yoe Of The most masierly efur II the session lite
r,-d mre particularly to Mr.. Dickey. bat devoted
,r,isr Of lrs ~etnaks = clear and manly oxrrSt'sr of
she rights o The Suth under 'te Const unn and d The
imperative rccessity Of allowing them In rensin an
.noiss,ed, preserve the Unien ia strength and bar
mony.
ghe speeea &c Mr. s created sensation and elected
hyhly cnH pln ,aary n,ns tfn alt present, TRES
l~ctise Of PARTY.
Mr.. psne,n offered an amendment. occupied five
,pfputs. enaes the rule. in explanation Of IT, reqnlf
snR that the aim shall be pad tr,m any ether fund
The Secressry satisfied tina, the claim Is just. and
should be allowed under the treaty Of Client. Tins a.
amendment sdopsd
Mr. Gddnqs offered a further amendment. requiring
thar greater sum should be paid. including expenses
III The Comm To determine the value VI slaves
under tue treaty of Client. than the amount received
from Grea, Britain. lie also occupied his five minutes
in "cxpana,ion, being reply tot rorhoa Oh Mir Sic
phens' remarks
Mir. Venable moved to strike os the part Of the
mend nent referring the expenses Of the Commission
yrs, which agreed to aud the Amendment was ihsn
adopted
On motion Of Mr.. Stephens. the Committee then
rose mad tepor,od the bill and amendment to the House
MI. Stephens moved the previous question On tho bill
for the relief Of Benjamin Hodge,. legal representatives
which was sustained the amendment was adopted, aud
che bill wa. 6nay passed by yeas and nays, 10 10 "
The question was then taken thu amendment 10
In the hill Of the legal representative o Cornelius Man
ming, they sgfecd 20, aud This bill also was pass
ID.
A notion tia, when this House sdJourns, II meet At
9 o'clock on Monday. decided IN the nscau'e, by
yeas and nays. IS To IS.
Adjourned. 10 II O'Clock to-m"rrow.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-29
THE UNITED STATES AND FRANCE

The following Address delivered on the 26n Of
Of April by Mr. Rush. the Minister OF the United States
at Paris, in presenting to the Provisional Government.
from that of the country which he represents, letters OF
recognition to the French Republic:
ITO the President and Members The Provisional Cor.
crnment ~ The Frcnch RepubHc:
"GrSrLEMrN. have the honor present to You 4
letter from the President Of the United Stairs consitu
ting me their envoy extra5dinary and minister penpp-
Tertiary 10 the French Republic
"ln presenting this letter, am directed to express the
sincere sohcude which the President feels for the wei
fare OF France and make known You his earnest de
sire to cultivate with zeal and cardaty the friend
" relations between the Two republics conducive to
III" highest interests eft both
Il am also directed say that he approves my course
IN recognising the French republic when its existence
was announced to the world by the Provisional Govern
ment in February
This was three days after its birth 1t is now in the
third month Gifts exIsence. Duting this momentous
interval when all Europe has been agitsed and France
exposed To the heaviest trials and difficulties the rrovi
'nnal Government has succeeded in preserving the para
mount blessings Of internal tranquility and external peace
History will record this great contamination.
81 am dopby happy IN offering my congratulations on
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md agreed 10 work harmpnpnsiy together in the goo'
Ssnse In tte future The irrrting between thsse gen
tlcman sbcnnpahed 1s DR.. Miles took place yesterday
and after explanations on both sides the two 'or
mer c0rdiay shook hands. innsdn'rly after an al
dress hearing the signature II ) hn Miles, ID ID, w ;
O'Brien, NJ P Jno O'Cannell. NJ Z. i Dllen.
Stsnl,r c Duffy. J II Dsre. 7 I Mueher, Atkins
| r McRae. John Gray
w Mitchell who tttifej fun the IRISH Coniedera
tim giyes his reasns IN the niied flshman Tor sd
ing Re s,aiea that II srises from ms difference ct
opinion with Mr. O'Bnen the latter gentleman decln-
ing public ofe with the former. account nf the
extreme republican principle winch lie has advocated
in his Journal
The object If the ADDRESS inellrate spirit of Ira
trrn,ann among all classes 81 le Rspealers. aud urged
hst the future watch ward sanl be unln among our
selves The amsg amatiln of O. 3rsn and O'Connell.
must exercise a INST important influence IN the future
career OF repeal IN Ireland and viii probably be the
means Of increased anxiety the part d the Severn
meni in that cnnnirs.
The leaders Of both the Nation and United l-ishman
continue In exhibit the contempt for the Govern
mont and determination procure repeal AL hazards
Our letters from oudon received this morning, do not
contain any diligence If Importance. Topographic
DIES patch received that Pans all quiet In the
money market At Hamburg f,ilnfe is announced. The
London Morning papers state that the firm Of Messrs
Shaw Il Co have failed, with liabilities to the extent Of
IS 900 pounds.
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AL fif IN ts losl Ill; gl IN fair ltslId stained
ts7d. ihe inpas nj Colton fr the work are l38i<
bales the STICK IN pai 34S Gao bal-s sgsas, $50 500
this tlrn- lss var.
B,esd.rnfr. The Liverpool Corn market has dec
Il ned from last week with Trade and the
NAV h., said NJ The London market. but the recent de
nrrssihn III London has ma, Vet bren retrieved IN the
iyerpool market Yesterday the market closed sluggish
y The chief alteration beng in Corn Nest hi, the de
m,,d VS. extremely I'M The busidrss yesterday was
only by reiall and decidedly uniivorsbe Ia holders si
importers.
The nfiee or best Western Canal -Four is 2Gs 81 to
D I'd. Rir1mand and Alexander 2~a21s New Orleans
,pd Ohm pr. 6daa,s o. Wheat MIXED "a 2daSs Id per
70 lbs: red Is 5a7s I'll Corn 26s 2s per quarter Meal
II. cslsl % pr hr; Rye 3ss3, ~ per 90 lbs All The
articles under he r,n hrsd quoted duty PAID. and
r.en under nv Influence Of fl weather Tor the growing
crop. are well sustained al an advance o, ID
Provisions.-Beef. duty free. Prime Mess S's 10 92s
Cd ner iisrce Prmo 3Dsa.s Prime Moss Pork duty free
now 5Ja70s per bbl; I'D Sis To s; Mess AS Cos;
Prime 35s In 55-. Bacon dnty free, old dried 5ss3Os
pr evil: loose and sho mddngs free o bone in sal, and
ribbed Eastern 5osa5is; Western 3sa52s and 53s;
smoked canvass.d Hams selling at 2DsailOs per
duty paid do smoked 25s To ABS. duty free. Lard
prlne leaf i2sai5s per cwt in kegs. and Ssa42s in
bbls: ordinary 10 midiIing 36sa3Ss.
Rice-Sonih Carolina dressed. of first quality per cwt
duty Is s.lls at lisa lSs 6 sconl quality lis to 49,
I.ead-Bonded sells at els los to fi7
Rasn-Frer Of duty. amber and yellow. .f2 Ia Cd.
Taow-Dpy paid d6s Ia sos per cwt
Tnrpenlne Rough. free, is ass per cwi;Spirts 32s a
3}s duty paid Pitch, free | Is l25
Ilenp.-Dew roted 23aC25 per ton; hacked f26
10.
rohaeco=Nreinia Leaf.favorite brands | 2 az. "a
ordinary sound 3 Q mlddng 4; good 4l2 5 ;
.; Stems sound. 3 as 10; Kentucky Loaf 2 "a
al Stems 3 ~ 2; Manufactured 4 az.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
MAY 5-'fhe Funds opened with the appearance Of
marked innesss but owing the apprehension " the
French Government interfering against Austria they
closed at per cent decline Consos closing at SO
1
Me7srs. Icys. Mason S Co., Flax Spnncrs, and Al
esands MADDEN & Sons. regular Spnners have failed
Thur principal mills Aberdeen. Scotland.
From Wilmer Smiths European Times
TIE of the French elections are now compile
ted, and Notwithstanding the utmost exertions Of ultra
Republicans and Communists who left neither fair
foul means unttel To effect their purpose the lists
hbli triumphant testimony to the popularity of the
principle poponnded and acted upon by Iamar-ine and
his moderate party Indeed 80 clearly and emphaticay
has this expression Of popular feeling been manifested that
fears entertained of the minority resnriing
Interior order render the past proceedings
migratory.
Al this point tha Telegraph line between Boston and
New York broke, and we compelled to q to press
without the balance Of the news
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
ARRlNL OF THE CALEDONIA.
7 Days L.4LER From
EUROPE,

The Cnnard steamer Caledonia, Capt Leach. arrived
at Boston YESTERDAY. with dates from Liverpool the
18th inst Our correspondent has transmitted to ushrou.h
the telegraph, the annex ed summary Of news
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
Transmitted for the Baltimore American
BosroS, May 81.
TIE seamerC alrdonis, Capt Leach, true to her time
arrived a, this port day from Liverpm via Halifax
She hlngs papers from Liverpool to the 9th inclu-
sye.
LIVERPOOL, May 6.
There isa marked improp in the Cotton market
The sales for the past week have been principally OF
low and m'dding qualities. The demand has increased
from manufacturers as well rs from specuatora The
sales Of the week reach SO, 2i0 bales-Upard ordinary
at 3sd to 3id, middng 3 3.id; md3lag fair Al Cd
good ID; Orleans ordinary | -sda3 "a; middlng
add; mdd ling fair 3-4d; fair 4 3 Sd; good fair 5 "a
good 5 2atsl; choice marks & 2a7 Id; Mobile or
binary B 2a3 4d mitdlir fair 9; fair 3 goot
J far i-2d good 34d Sea Island ordinary middns
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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CONVENTION
-FOUR TIL Day.

The Convention WAS opened at Q 0'cpck hy the RI
Rev William Meade. After the reception Of reports
The appointment Of the old members of the Standing
Commoe of tho Church, and of the vsers of the The
illogical Seminary. the Convention resolved itself into
committee Of the whole house and took mp the report Of
the committee appointed 10 revise and amend the Canons
OF the Church, which under considers M the
hour Of dunmcu at o'clock. Interesting discussions
Arse upon various and the amendments proposed
To be made. An amendment proposed by Rev Mr. Nor
wood Of Richmond. making II the duty Of every Minis
in the Diocese Of Virginia to exclude from the Com
munon Fable all members of the Church who were nd
dlcad 10 gaming and horse racing who should attend
public balls theatrical exhibitions ballet dancing and
tho exhibition OF the model artists gave rsc long ant
animated discussion. 10 which tho Rev Messrs Nor
wood, Grammar and Alex Jones, Mir Cols,on. and Mr.
Fowlo suppored the Rev. Messr.. Mann and Mori
sun and Gen Nilsson opposed ts adoption as .rpererops
tory and lnexpodien, Bishop Johns stated ha, he hat
offered the amendment In the Committee of which h,
WAS Chairman, bnt that the other members. Uhree il
nnmber) were opposed 10 II and he IN minority -
He pleased that had mot with 80 drt,ercn
a reception IN the Convention. After rko from
bishop Meade, the question was put and It entere,
MS carried unanimously.
Tho Convention re-sssemhcd at half past O'Clock
and resumed and concluded the consideration of the Ca
mons and proposed amendments They have to be sub
miiied IN the next Diocesan Convention which il wa
resolved should be held Wheeling for adoption or re
lection
AT the evening session. the report Of the COMMITTEE
IN favor Of division Of Portsmouth Parish was axe
up. On motion of T. Taylor Esq. James Muhangl
Esq. one Of the petloaers. admitted to seat, to b
heard in behalf of himself aud the other petitioners NJ
H. Wilson. the lay delegate from the Parish, oppose
the division and Mr. Murdaugh advocated it. After
discussion upon the Canons applicable the case whic
continued until near l2 CLOCK. in which the Re,
slessrs Wilmer and Jones. and Tazowel Taylor, Es'
participated resolution offered by Mr. Goode and amen
led by Mr. mcfarland, declaring that while the Con
venton did no, intend to dsparage the Rev Mr.. w ing
field, bu had continued confidence in him. resolved tn,
II was espedlent authorize the establishment of S
Johns Church IN Portsmouth Parish, was finally CA
red.
The Convention. which was one If the most numer
ossy attended is said for ten years, adjourned
IN Wheeling. in next May.
Norfolk Beacon Of Monday
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Arrival ofsi.e Hermann


Correspondence Of the Baltimore patlot-By Telegraph
NEw YonK Nay %. 10 PM
The steamer Hermann arrived of Sunday Hook yes
icrray NOR ming. when she encountered dense fog,
which prevented her reaching NV York until to-day
She brings large Cargo and seventy passcngers
The Hermann sailed from Southampton the 9th, and
spoke the steamer Washington her outward passage
on the Sth-all on board were well. She bnng' over
twelve Cames and Arabian drivers, fresh from the
Pyrarnids Of Egypt.
At PARIS on the 9Th all WAS quiet. and at London on
the 9th there no change the State of political
commercial affairs from what they were when the Cal
edonia left
The following topographic announcement from Paris,
the latest intelligence from the French capital receivod
by the Hermann Il is rather imperfect and unsasAco
y:
PARIS. Friday night. May 5.
Considerable uneasIness prevails. and an impression
is entertained that the Proclamation Of yesterday This
are in the dark abont-Eds A. NJ. was the result
Of intimidation by the mob through Gen. C0urals and
other p,rtlzans of the minority.
Another report s that compromise has taken place
between tho conlendng parties. aud TINT three Consus
will be proposed. viz: Lamarlne, Dupont Ode PEure)
and Ledrn Rollln. Such coalition however will salts
ty no party.
Mons. Ledru Rollin. T.. Arago, and fifteen other de
pu'ies met day 10 organize an extreme left OF the AS
semby
The Provisional Government will not order the as
sembng of the army of the Alps till required by the
Milan govern nent or bv Charles Albert.
There three candidates for The Presidency "f the
Assembly. and the Secretaries announced as the result
Mons Buchcz 800 votes Yule PSI. Rremb 81.
The insurgents still masters Of Snoyes. Order
reigns in the midst II disorder.
Another despatch from Paris say, in confirmation Of
the above
The National Assembly met al noon and an cleo
ton took place for President when Mr. Buchez cho
sen.-Paris is Tranquil.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-29
AjBJOn GEN SCOTT.

/ Pursuant 10 notice, general meeting Of tho citizens
If Eizabethiovn. IN J wa. held at the Court lIouse
fpr the pafpse Of taking proper measures OF giving
To Gen Winfield Scott a hearty ,rcicoms 10 his home
Elias Nnans Esq was appointed Chairman; Henry
Duwninginn Assistant Chairman; Joseph c. iiuchman.
Secretary nn1 " llllam Ross. Assistant Secretary, On
mellon.
Resolved TIN, a committee of thirty he appointed 10
make suitable arrangements tof the reception and welcome
II General Scdli.
Which clmm,ttee being appointed. it was.
Resolved. That Charles King, BE Jamln William
SON and Edward Slnder>pn he committee o. prepare
fes buttons expressive OF the of the meeting
"hp reported tho following, which were unanimously
al. pied.
Resolved That We relbice IN the ncsr prospect of wei
cauirg hpme friend ncghbor and townsnan. General
Wnfed &c IT, ir1m his bril- ant and arduOus field Of ser
vice in Mexico.
Resolved. That as Americans cXut in the pr offs
IA rded by the campaign from Vera Cruz to the City II
Mexico less OF the indomnitabe vsor eminen, military
skill and we'll sustained discipline of armies. than o
the moderation IN triumph and humanity in the midst,
of conquest, which sgnazod and sanc,ifi d their vic
torres
Resolved. That in the ineIhausiibc resources. the
ma fkabe military foresight. and the unfiItcung conf
dence In hrs gallant troops, Of their cnomander Gen
eral Winfield Scht. find abiding motives of
tiona and personal pride and gatlfcnrion. and thu
al these feelings are enhanced by the fact, that hi,
great American Is our uolghbor townsnan and friend
Resolved, That while admire the brilliant achleve-
lnonts f soldier we love the virtues Of the man.
anj difficulty Of political sentiment shall restrain
from greeting his return from tho folds Of his and
his counity's guty. with the warncst feelings of our
heart. We will do him Jnstlcc, though the Heavens
fall
Therefore Resolved, That we will unite with the
Corporate Authorities Of this Borough in msnies,na
IN such mode. shall be Judged most fitting. at
iachment. admiration, gratitude and respect, to Gen
Winfield Scott.
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-aenis in that Vita struggle which had materially
rbnied the glory and tho safety - his count.. and
I.n,le his own ma Conspicuous in The rolls Of f-ne
Selder and pa mot Who. with all these titles To maine
identified with nations glory. has SHE'D new r're
his country bs his csmp,igrs N Mexico, ahd
At the same time. exalted and rNiente' his own fame a
cunsunmaie general; master Of MI the most complex
and difficult opera lions Of endued with all the
rira fnru.letge isents and qualities necessary the
supreme command II armies aud qualifying him alike II
negotiate FIR pcae with prudence and address IN cfn-
qner il with irresistible force; cnducd, iecd. with tai
eats sud virtues rrecI"u- ts1 the most spen-
III achievements Il military skill. and yslpr
m nilsry stdr 'omp~rcd by col and sngacous Jndg
meni and by cencncy snd humanity going hand IN
hsnd with military vrpr; foresight clear and far reach
np. .ecpless clrcumsTec'n nnd ptovlden care, Ia
whlrh every ramrntn Iier with cheering confidence.
trusts his lie and honor, aud look, fn all his scan'y
emfnrs.
Resolved Thst committee Of five citizens in each
ward he appointed by this meeting u cnpers'o with The
nm, com Mite. Of tho ,srd Of Alderman snd CnNmon
Council in all proper arrangements M public reception Of
Gen. Scott.
On motion. II WAS.
Resolved. Tia, General Walter j noe hr. and he
is hereby appointed chairman Of the said Committee ol
ciilzens.
Resolved That the military and fire companies and
the ortanzrd sciecs OF the city, he invited Ia co-0pe
rate with The committee OF arrangements IN carrying into
effect the object 81 this meeting.
A meeting Of citizens Of Elizabeth 'wn y. } :,
las asn heen held r the purpse Of taking proper mea
snres Tor piyng Gen. Scot, y welcome u his home.
committee al tifiy appointed 10 make tho proper AT
rhngemenls.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-29
GEN. SCOTT.

Al large public meeting in Washington, on Wednes
day evening" the Msys presiding.
Gen. Walter Jones rise, and, after few eioqueoi
marks, submitted the following resolutions:
Resolved, That the manicipal authorities Of Wash
ingon truly understood and fairly represented the feel
ings and sentiments of the people Of Washington whe,
they invited their fellow citizens to mite in reception
Of Major General Winfield Sbott, with sech public de-
rnopsiratons Of honor and respect due 10 the emf
nens soldier and patriot, renowned 10 his prime Of m
fN bravery and devotion in defence Of his country
sacred rights. which imperiled in the second
wsged vr national ndScadence f services and achieve