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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-08-20

THIS is TO CITE NOTICE, Tina, the sub
scribers have obtained from the Orphans' Court
OF Cecil county, letters Of Administration on
the personal estate OF
Robert Young,
late OF said county deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against the said deceased, are hereby
warned TO exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof duly authentic tied. on or before the
llh day Of July, 1854,
they may otherwise By law, be excluded from
all benefit Of sand estate. All persons indebted
to sald estate, are requested to make Immediate
payment to the Subscribers. Given under our
hands this goth day of August 1898.
WILLIAM II. WHITE,
SAM'L. p. JACKSON.
Aug 20 CIV ALm'rs.
IESHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the
H. subscriber Of Cecil county has obtained
from the Orphans Court OF sald county. letters
ol Administration on the personal estate Of
George ). Bryan,
late of said county deceased. All persons hay
ing claims against the SAID deceased. are hereby
warned tocXnibh the same with the vouchers
thereof duly authenticated, on or before the
Goth day Off une, 1851,
they may otherwise by law, be excluded from
all benefit OF said estate. All persons Indebted
10 SAID estate, are requested TO make immediate
payment TO the subscriber. Given under my
hand this 2Olh day of August, 1893.
BENJAMIN F. SLUYTER,
Au- 20 6w Admir-.
INHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub.
l. scribers OF Ccci! county have obtained from
the Orphans Court OF SAID county, letters les.
tamentary on the personal estate Of
James 5. PuruCl,
late Of said county deceased. All persons hav.
inc claims against the sad deceased, are here
by warned IL exhibit the same with the vouch
ers thereof duly authenticated, on or before the
29th day OF June, 1851,
they may otherwise by law, be excluded from
all benefit OF said estate. All persons indebted
to said estate are requested TO make immediate
payment t" the subscribers. Given under oul
hands this Goth day Of August, 1853.
JAMES MCINTYRE,
SUSAN B. PURNELL,
| Aug 20 6w EXcc'rs.
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1.-THE amount of assessable proper
" IN Queen AIMS county is 50, 1871, l22
and the tax levied by the commissioners
for county purposes is 43 cents on the
500, which, added to the State tax of
Is cents, makes 80 cents, or "a cents
less than last year.
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o. Readers ano Correspondents

UJ~"The Studem' an extract from poem,
BY correspondent whose writings evince very
considerable talent, has been crowded out III Is
week.
C3-Here We have another eh'usion from the
pen of a gentleman connected with the Press OF
sold Kentucky.v 1t contains lesson worthy
to be learned and remembered.
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CLOCkS.--lust received and for sale, SUI
" perior assortment of clocks: ranging IN price
from 81 30 to ST. Also large assortment OF
Looking Glasses from ~ els 10 81. Call and
see orr assortment of Clocks, Glasses, sc, and
we feel assured you will be inclined TO purchase
after Won examine the superior quality OF our
goods Directly opposite Johnson'S Hotel.
| May % a. }. SCOII y BKD.
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A Nd FANCY GOODS.--The attention of the
II trade, and others, in want ofPort Monnaies,
pocket books, bankers cases, dressing cases,
portable writing desks, back CANNON and chess
boards, chessmen, pearl, shell, and silver card
cases, work boxes, cabas, needle books. money
belts, cigar Gases, portfolios, razors and razor
strops, travelling TASKS, and fine cutlery, toscth
er with large variety Of Fancy GOODS, which
will be sold al the lowest rates.
+. II. SMITH,
Porte Monnaic and Pocket Book Manufacturer
aug 20 3m 205 Arch st. below Sixth, Phila
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IDTlt is stated that Bishop Soule, of
the Methodist Church, arrived at New
Orleans OH the 7th inst, by the steamer
Prometheus, from California.
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Spring s. SWIMMER Clothing, &C.

sprIrag s SuEllii.cr GI0thiEa. &C.
BRADBURY, in the "ifoloW," nearly OPP
ID positc McCaulcy's Blacksmith Shoi,, las
Just received n fine assortment OF spring and
Summer Clothing, all OF which he will sell
low tor cash or country produce.
Clocks as usual, in great variety. Also,
splendid assortment Of fancy articles.
Bramble, Grass AMI Ciatlng SrytheS, at
%, 81 /. and 80 cents. eachj fine Steel.
Eiklon, Apr %
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THE LATE SPELL OF Hor WEATHER..
A writer in New York journal says
that as far as he has been able to carry
back his researches, he does not find the
record of any weather in August com
pairing with that OF last week for fifty
years-that is, not in intensity and du-
ration of heat, and in its extraordinary
effects.
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500 AGENTS WANTED.
$1,000 A YEAR.

wv ANTED IN every county OF the United
w States, active and enlerprising men, to en-
gage in the sale OF some of the best Books pub
lshed in the country. To men Of good adj
dress, possessing small capital of from $50 to
500, such inducements will be offered as TO
enable them to make from So to 80 day pr oft
C5-The books published by Us are all useful
in their character, extremely popular and com
mand large sales wherever they are offered.
For further particulars, address; (post paid }
LEARY & GETI,
No. 1873 North Second ST., Philadelphia,
Aug 10 Publishers of subscription Books
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1.-THE Marshall (Va.) Advocate says
that there is a steady and constantly in
creasing business now done at the depot
of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at
Moundsville, and thinks that it does not
fall much short OF, II 1t does not exceed,
the business done at Wheeling.
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CHANGE OF HOUR.

.GIa ON and after Men.
a. Ia day next, August 81
YG;s.Tn ,;.:s,,-I1t:::;p the steamer LADY
essssssIsl;za WILMER. Capt WIN
WILSON, will run as follows, until further no.
tce. Leaves
Port Deposit on Mondays at O'Clock Tor
Fredelicktown and Georgetown.
Fredericklown and Georgetown on Mondays,
at 2 O'Clock for Philadelphia
Philadel pha on Tuesday at O'Clock Tor
Fredcricklown and Georgetown.
Fred. and Georgetown on Wednesday at
Tor Philadelphia.
Philadelphia on Thursday al for Fred. and
Georgetown.
Fred and Georgetown on Friday at 2 for
Philadelphia.
Philadelphia on Saturday at . for Port De-
post, (dircc,,) touching at Turner'S Creeh;
Forts lI'harf, Port Herman, and other inter-
mediate points.
The new steamer John c. Groomc, will be in
waiting at Port Herman on the Elk river, on
Saturday evenings, to receive the freight and
passengers brought by the Lady Wilmer, Tor
the dileren, landings on the Sassairas river.
WIN. II. GILpIN, Philadelphia,
WILMER & DAVIS, Port Deposit,
CgPassage, 81. aug q If. Agents.
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lnS duahty ga HHS0Es
BY vIRGINIUs HUTCHEN.
Oh let thy life be calm my friend,
Resentment learn 10 quell,
For happiness cannot attend
A soul in PASSIONS spell:
In thy young soul, let not a thought
Of angry passion glow,
For anger is with misery traught,
And is thy deadly foe.
As Evil is the spring that starts
Resentment into play,
Ler's drive the tyrant from our hearts,
And yield 10 Peace the sway:
IT'S God-like in the human mind
To keepill passions down,
To have the heart. by Love refined,
That never deigns TO lrown.
What matter if our fcllow-worm
Shall slight us in his pride!
Strife will not calm his bosom's storm,
Or turn its force asllC:-
Alas. POOR wretch! how very rash
Is augcr's storm in thee!
Theu 20. like foolish NcrXes, lash
The disubcdcnt sea.
Kind ,roris are easiest hrealhcd-
Are strong defence OF rIgNt,
By them The .SnriOUr'S brow was wrcathed
Perchauce with deeper light
o, they live while memories lw!ne
'Rosnd wOrlh's laHcnrcd urn
Add like Alccstis' arrows shine,
While in the soul they burn
Yes, ever since wise Cadmus bore
The a ,habrt 10 Greece,
The teaching OF ali righteous lore
Is checrIuness and p"ace;-
How bodies is mems cGSiciy strife,
When health and strenltn are past!
While turmoil hastcS the t.Ose OF lie,
Death eqHnls all At last
Henderson, ny.
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IA Monument is about to be erect
ed, in Picardy TO the memory of Peter
the Hermit.
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JUST RECEIVED
A LOT OF NEW GOODS, AT
TsaE NNDEA SYNEsE

bsa " 4SsQsHEA ~ SEsRI w
VT NJ. KENNARD & CO., where in con-
w n"ction with their former stock they are
resolved 10 sell at greatly reduced prices, TO
induce those in want, to give them an early
call. as by 80 doinc they will find it greatly 10
their advantage. The following is sketch OF
our stock:
Ladies Dress Goods. Gcntiemens' Wear.
SILK Poplins, Cloths,
Linen Lustrc Ca>>imcrcs,
Bareec De Lame, Nestings,
French Lawn, Cotton Goods,
American do. Linens,
Dress Ginghams, Kid Glnvcs,
Apron do. Cotton do.
Prints, Silk do.
WHITE GooDs.--Swiss, bishop lawns, mulis,
linen hdkiS., collars.
n ncm atiicie Of Linen for CONS ani PaHts
gerry fashionable. MuslIns, striped shIrting,
Hosiery and Gloves, &c.
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
of all kinds, very cheap. Come with the cash
and you will not be disappointed, in either
quality or price. w. NJ. KENNARD 4 Co.
July Is East end Of Ellton.
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200 ACRES,

more of less; wherein John Atmore now re-
sides, AMI which a Joins the lands OF John Now
land, WIN, B. BIIeS, James McVey. and others
and hereby give n0Ice, that IN SATURDAY,
the ION day OF September next. between the
hours OF , and e o'clock p. NJ, al The Court
House IN Elklon, | will expose said tract or
parcel Of land, at public auction, 10 the highest
bidder TO satisfy said executions. Terms OF sale
CASH. JOHN JANNEY,
Aug 20 Is SRI. Cecil COunty.
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ca hlG.

800 Tons No. ! (igrclag.9ai p, t2il.. C2&...
$50 Tons Dry Pate goaiaA GWaho.
For sale at the lowest market rates BY
ALLEN & NEEDLES,
Nos. % &, % South Whurvcs, near Chestnut
ST., PHILADELPHIA. liuly 50 }m
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-08-20

An ANCIENT PAPER NILL.-The old
paper mill, says the West Chester Reg
is'pr in which the paper was manutac
tured used by Benjamin Franklin in his
printing Office, is still in operation on
Chester Creek, Delaware county, and
owned by Mr.. Wilcox. the SOIL Of the
gentleman who held IT during the life
time Of Franklin. The paper was made
a, that time and is still manufactured
by hand. Scarcely any change has
been made in the mill, and the same pro-
cess Of making rags into paper is in
operation tc-day as was followed some
odd hundred and forty years ago; it
having been erected in thu year 17l3.
iyy Mills, alluded to above, has long
been exclusively devoted to the manu-
featuring of blank note and map paper,
OF course by hand. The paper for the
notes Of the old United States Bank, OF
Of which much was said at the time
was made a, this establishment. The
paper was made of the best Russia linen,
and Bandana handkerchlets were shred.
ed and mixed with the pulp to produce
a red streak then for the first time adopt.
ed in bank note paper.-DeI RepuJ.
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RAILROAD IRoN.-The New York Elk.
press estimates that the amount of rails
in use on the lst Of January, 1860, will
not be less than 100000 tons, on
which the yearly deterioration will be
800, 900 ton>, or more than three times
the quantity that our rolling mills are
capable of producing.
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FDErEgSESY

THOR SALE OR RENv.-.rhc 81 hsrrhtr
/ will sell o, rent his Fonnir" situated in rbe
town cl Port Deposit. Attached to it is water
power which can be- applied 10 other Purposes
beside the use Of the foundry. This Foundry
has done, and is capable Of doing large aud
profitable business. Possession gwen i:nmc-
dia,cly. Apply to 2. ". WEBB,
June II If Port Deposit.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-08-20

D-John B. Cough is giving temper
ance lectures at Exeter Hall and the
" hittington Club, in London.
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New Spring Goods fer 1855.

The subscribers respectfully inform the clt-
zcns orCccii county. that they now have in store
a much larger assortment Of Fancy and staple
Dry Goa Is. than II y ever had before, and they
nattcI themselves that the
STYLE, QUALITY, AND PRICE,
will induce all to buy who will favor them
with call apr BROWN & FOARD.
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NAVAL AND MILlTARY.-It is stated
that the War Department will soon Or
der twelve or fifteen hundred addition
al troops 10 galrisons Oh the Rio Grande
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-08-20

a. Henry Ward Beecher says 'there
is great deal mere gospel in loaf of
bread sometimes, than in an old dry
Srrlnon.N
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BARGAINS! nsARGAEXS!!
PREPARATORY TO REMOVAL.
r II. COULSON x CO., intending TO remove
u to their New Store House, now being com
pleted, on or about the LIST of September next,
have commenced this day without regard to
profit, to close out their entire stock Of goods,
which is large and well selected.
They now invite the citizens OF Cecil and
Hartford counties, Md, and those OF Lancaster
and Chester counties, Pa, who wish to put-
chase goods alta
REDUCED PRICE,
to call early as they wish TO close all then
stock without reserve. They do not enumerate
their goods but only wish to see you and show
you their stock, previous W removal.
And to those who have unsettled accounts
with us, we say that we wish To close the whole
business of the old house up at as early day
as possible.
Port Deposit, Aug 6, '53
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FLate accounts from Texas report
that Hon. Mirabeau Lamar, is dead.
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ki1HLS LS T0 GLrE NOTLCE. Thnl lhn snl

INHIS IS TO GIIE NOTICE, That the sub
L scrber Of Cecil county has Obtained from
the Or;hans' Court Of SAID county, letters les
tamentary on the personal estate Of
Mary Russell,
late of said county deceased. All persons hnv-
ing claims AGAINST The said deceased, are hereby
warned 10 exhibit The same with th. vouchers
thereof duly authenticated, on or before the
20Ll, day of June, 1854,
they may otherwise by law, be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. All persons indebted
TO sait estate are requested to make Immediate
payment to the subscriber. Given under my
hand this Goth day of August, 1853.
ANN RUSSELL,
Aug 20 CIV EXec'trx.
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lrTU. s. Ship st. Lewis left Smyr-
ma on the 18th uIt, for the Gulf of
Spezzia. Capt. lngraham was quite
unwell.
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Notice.,

In the Circuit Court for1 In Chanccry
Cecil county. August 10, 1888
ORDERED, That the sale made and reported
" by James T. Mccullough, Trustee for the
sale Of the real estate OF Darius Shippers, decd,
BE- ratified and confirmed, unless cause to the
contrary thereof be shown on or before the 18th
day Of November next; provided copy orthis
order be inserted IN some newspaper printed in
Cecil county, once Il week Tor one month before
the 18th day OF October next.
The Report states the amount Of sales to be
Sis33.76. II. II. mitchell. elk.
True copy Test, H. II. MITCHELL,
Aug 20 I'm Cierh.
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EIA ~ y ES.

A fine assortment Of Dress Silks, Barge dc
a LANES. morslin de Beges, AIpacns. Cling
hams and Prints, are to be found att B. A>I's
New Store, (apr9
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EsUHEKG SALE
OF
Real and Personal Property.

EGY virtue Of the authority vested In him by
u 3 the last will and testament of John Penny
packer, late OF Cecl county, decd, and in pur-
suance Of an order of the Orphans Court OF
Crcil county, IA" Undersigned as Executor oil
the said John Pennypacker, will on
Tucsdcy, IRE SIT day Of September,
nryt, expose to public sale upon the premises,
all the right, title, interest and estate, OF the
said John pennypacker, in and to all that part
OF tract or parcel OF laud, containing shout
$50 Acres,
LING and being On the north side of the road
flom Elkton to North East, about two miles and
A~-A half from EIklon, adjoining
GyEa vi q ian Is Of J. c. Groome and others,
Gta.a III, on which is erected a new story
ss!s Brick Dwelling House, and ne
ceSsary outbnildings.
THE TERMS or sale.
The terms Of safe as prescribed BY said order
Of court are as follows: one halt of the pur-
chase money to be paid in cash on the day Of
sale or on the ratification thereof BY the 50 id
court. and the remainder in one year from the
day Of sale, bearing interest, To be secured by
bond and surety to be approved by the under
signed. On the payment OF the whole OF the
purchase money good title will be made
On the same day Will be offered, also, the
Personal Property
of the said deceased, consisting of Household
Furniture. Farming Utensils, Horses Cattle,
Hogs, Hay, and Grain in the sheal. For par
ucniars see handbIS.
The terms of sale OF the personal property
are for all sums under twenty dollars cash. On
all purchases amounting Ia twenty dollars and
over, n credit at three months will be given, il
secured br note and approved security, hearing
interest from the day Of sale. No goods TO be
removed until the terms are complied with.
The sal" of the personal property will COM
mcncc AT II a. NJ. The real estate will be
offered al o'clock ?. NJ
JOHN T. ROBINSON.
Aug 10 Is Ixec'r.
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NOTICE..
TINE undersigned Commissioners appointed
L by the Circuit Court for Cecil county, to
value and divide the real estate oil Andrew
Mearns, deceased, according to the provisions
oil the acts of Assembly, in such cases made and
provided, do hereby give Notice 10 all concern
ed. that we shall meet on the premises, on
MONDAY, the 10Th day Of September, next, al
10 O'Clock IN the forenoon, 10 proceed in the
business for which we are appointed.
MARK BRowN, JETHRo JOHNSON, }
WILLIAM REED, HENRY S. Sites.
S. SCARBOROUGH,
July 80 TN Commissioners.
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DAMAGE BY GRASSHoPPERS.-- cor
respondent o: the New York Tribune,
in Long Island, says the grasshoppers
are doing more destructive work than
the heat Fields Of potatoes aud corn
are stripped. even to the skin Of the
1lnds Of the former. a few days since,
it is said the express train on the Wa
tertown and Rome railroad was stopped
by aswarm Of grasshoppers. Attracted
somehow from the bIackeneG lands to
this iron track, they were crushed in
such numbers that the wheels of the
cars revolved on the oily matter with
out any onward motion.
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The Place 10 Dny

FRESH, FANCY s STAPLE GOODS,
Of Rich md BeautjjW
SPRING IND SU.N.HERSTfLES
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CLOT HIN G..

A j. SCOTT & BRO, have just opened an
n. extensive assortment of superior Ready
made clothing, Of every quality and variety
adapted to the season, which they are prepar ed
to sell at the lowest
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GRAIN WANTED.

GRAIN WANTED.
4 ]. SCOTT 81 BRO, will pay the highest
IL. Cash prices for Wheat, Corn, and Oats.
N. B. BAGS FINISHED. Apply at their store
in Elkton, opposite Johnson's Hotel.
TTORSE NETTS ofvarious colours and quail
Ill tiles, with or without the neck and ears.
For sale by WIN. TORBEERT.
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RAGS. RAGS!

THE highest price paid CASH for Rags, twool-
ca excepted at the Rockville Paper Mil, on
the Little Elk, by +. JORDAN.
March 60, If
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The Vanity OF Anger.

For The Cecil Whig
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Port NOMnatcS. Picket Fscohs.

Aug. 20-3t.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-09-16

The enterprising proprietors Of this pop
ular newspaper have enlarged their Weekly
to the size of the Daily. The Tribune
stands pre-eminently head and shoulder
above all the journals published in this
country. Its circulation is about Que hun.
dred thousand, and daily increasing.
The Tribune has taken a bold stand in
regard to the various political topics Of the
day, and will advocate the advancement of
all projects that have for their end and aim
the amelioration of mankind. 1t will sup
port no party clique, but will lend its inAu-
ence toward the election Of officers of pub
lie trust, those persons that it thinks honest
and capable of discharging faithfully the
duties of suck Office, without regard to
their political opinion.
1t has correspondents permanently loca-
ted 10 all the principal cities in Europe.
BAYARD TAYLOR, the distinguished American
traveller, will furnish communications from
Japan, he having lately started for that
country.
The Tribune is furnished upon very mod
crate terms. Single copy one year, $500 /;
clubs of twenty furnished at 81 90 per year.
About eighty copies are taken at this Post
Office, but reading people Of our reputa-
ton should take two hundred copies.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-09-16
Franklin Library Association

Pursuant 10 ., call, a meeting was held in
the parIor of the Dgilvie House, to take
measures for establishing Library Asso-
citation in this city.
Hon. S. Whicher was appointed Chairman
of the meeting aud II. 0. Jones Secretary.
A committee Of three, consisting of Il. IL
Thayer, Henry O'Connor and j. S. Richman!
was appointed to draft constitution and
bylaws under which to secure permanent
organization.
The Association made a preliminary or
ganization in order to further the business
Of the meeting. From several names sub
mitted to the meeting, the members selected
the 6 Franklin Library Association"
Jacob Butler, DIR. Waters and j. A. Par
vim were appointed a committee for pro-
curing newspapers aud periodicals for the
Association. A committee, consisting Of
Judge Williams, George G. Stone and Pliny
Fay, was appointed to secure lecturers.
William Smalley, r. M. Burnett and John
HUNTER were appointed committee to re-
ceive donations for the Association, by
membership or otherwise.
On motion of X. NJ. Burnett, it was
Rssoired, That the proceedings of this
meeting DO published in the "Muscatine
Journals and " Democratic Enquirer
!. Adjourned to meet at the Library room,
over Burnett's book store, Saturday even
ing, at 7 o'clock. S. WHICHER, Chm. 4
Ii. o. JONES, Sec. -