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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-06
District Conrt-Dee 5th.
All the Judges present

All the Judges present.
Pace v Thomas.
In suit for the settlement al accounts be
/ tween partners, interest Ind been allowed npol
the capital put in by one partner the other neYe
/ having put IN the amount, which, by the eontrac
Of partncrzhphe wns bound to contribute.
The decision Of the Court below was affirmed.
Nichols y. Steptoe.
trpon snpcrsedca- 10 "a Judgment of the Cir
cult Court of Bedford,
\. b. Nichols, the holder Of negotiable not.
made by Thomas stcptoe and endorsed for his ae
commodaiion lay K. c. Steptoe, aud W. {. Left
wich sued the maker aud endorsers jointly, ii
debt Process had been issued against all, bus
served on the endorser, only. The declaration wa
against nll-Alias and plnries capas issued NJ.
T. =. the former returned mol found aud the lul
ter not returned at ALL One Of the dcfenees plcnd
ed was usury, aud prove II, to the mixer of liz
uoto.t whom the endorscrs had released all costs
in any subsequent action by them against him. WI
admitted a. a competent witness. This Court dc
cided that I, s., was 30 disqualified by reason o.
interest. and Of thercnton in which he stood II
the enuse aud the other parties, he being the mn
ker OF the note sued on. aud the action 10
HIM never having hbhled1 OF bttn discontinued
or dismissed, ~ to be incompetent 10 testify
in behalf Of the defendant in error, on the
trial aud that the release executed wns not
sufficient To render him competent, if indeed
ANY which they might have executed could
accordingly, the judgement was reversed, the
verdict set inside, and the cause remanded for IA
new trial. On suggestion by counsel for the de
PENDANT in error, that the original record shows
that the suit had in part abuted 10 I, :. II
writ Of certiorur awarded to bring ii mp, and
entry of Judgment suspended
Franklin &c. Y. Dnpfiest- Continued
Deharen's idmr. Y. Dehdren's Error.
Mr.. Wing6cd,of counsel for appellee moved To
dismiss the appeal, on the ground that it wa. i'm
properly allowed,in no bond being required of the
appellant. Maj. Early, for the appellant, oppos-
cd the motion, and the Court took time
clark Y. clark.
Argued by Mr. L. Irvine for the plnntiil in cr-
ror and submitted, counsel appearing for the
/ defendant
Lacy y. Peers & JonderhooEC Continued.
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First Time III Lynohburg of the Original and
Far-Famed Swiss BelI-Ringers.
Three Grand Musical Entertainments
At NASO. HAIL.
On Thursday Friday and Saturday, Deoem.
Der 9th, 9th and 10th

v.
Der 9th 9th and 10th
ENli'S Gelebmied company, the Oldest in exis
tr1ee, les = tlnl, announce L. the citizens that
tbFY will three of Il cr chnste select and navel
Musicnl Entertainments as above as stcd by M Geo
Bfe~s talef ted Vocalist. ard s enor Feftni III in
lnit #h" pol puner on his wonderful Wool and trnw
insirumen.
The novel and astonishing performance of this Com.
"a has been received with unbounded applause bv
all WHO hive listened to them ccng the hi hest encn-
NUNS OF the Press, aud exciting the oonder and admi
ration ct eminent Musicians il ell the principal cities
OF the lied States AMI Europe.
Tins company consists OF six persons using So Bells
rehnHg laurand pne,hat octaycs, inhudit semi tones
which are used with surprising accuracy and rnplit,
In addition To III. music OF the Bells the en ,tain-
meat NIL bf nelsperscd with Vocal and Instrumental
Pieces comprising selections from all new and ia
loeabc Music Of the day
Programmes with particulars will be left ut every house
ON the da, of the concert.
IlCkEiS-50 cents; Children aud Servants hnlf
nr'ee. For sale ut PAyne's Book Store and az The
dnnron the evcaing of Concert
Doors open at 6d-Peliormance to commence at
"a oclrck;
"a c nnsc of Programme each evening
"'t o-a7i SYDNEY De LACK Act.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-06

kossuTH.-A telegraphe despatch, some days
ago reported Kossuth to have gone to Turkey
and TO have been openly and enthusiastically re
ceiyed in Constantnople. Such an event was
regarded important, as indicating willingness
on the part OF the Car to make an issue of arms
with Austria-and foretokening II speedy ri
sing Of Hungary and the other revolutionary
countries of Europe; but, from paragraph in the
New York Times Kossuth's American arqan. il
appears that the statement was Incorrect The
Times says: kossuth,as we learn by private nd
vices remains in London, confident that the
Course of Events must sooner or later, drop
Austria into the conflict, and that the Western
Powers then no longer remain Indifferent.
The Hungarians will then have an opportunity
to renew the struggle for independence; and in
stead of being compelled to fight the combined
armies OF Austria and Russia, without support
they will have the active aid of all the rest of En-
rope. Indeed, the entrance Of Austria into the
war would be the signal for a general revolution
in all the countries subject to her dcspotic
power
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Corn Planters 81! Corn Planters!!,

w Il, the undersigned. hnvi,g oh aimed o( Mr..
huhn Proprietor Of the State f,r Virginia. an
agency for the mi nufarinrc and sale If Robert + col
, I.ns r9ent CORN PL+ NfEH; rcsperrf ily request
hand IS enabled perform the work which Inv rho
en- ln'ne ei planting, requires four ~ fve-to cnih inn
'hralaely AMI 'urpy themselves with one OF these in
valuable machi"rs To this Planter were awarded the
ia, Ma yaed, Rcpasylvanm ami New Y,rk-hasid Sc
" premiums at Other fairs. This machine. drawn ly
one 'r opens the nrrow. drops tie corn with e,eat
regularity also, Gnano l'ln<ter II desired and ,,y
er' II the proper depth!
"'e Us DlUGUID & BRO
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-06

MISSISSIPPI L. s. sENAroR.-Gov. Foote, has
published an address to the people of Mississippi,
declining to be a candidate for L. $. senator.
He says he is satisfied that majority of the leg
isatsre elect rs not pledged to his election, and
IN order that he may not embarrass his friends,
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Two of these have been filled.
Settlement of the Methodist Church Proper

tY Controversy.
The New York Journal Of Commerce of Fri
day contains an official announcement Of the
amioahlc settlement of tn, dit pufc which la- 80
long existed between the two hruu,hc- of the
Methodist Episcopal Church North aud South.
in regard to She property which belonged 10 them
in common prior to the separation. The terms
OF the adjustment are withhold from the public
until the courts (Which hive long had the SUP.
jeet in charged ~ha conform then action to the
new state Of thing; or ia other words, issue lie
cree in conformity with the voluntary settlement
The journal ~ays.-
1t Is however safe to infer, that the adinst.
ment is based ON thu principle Of pro rnia diyis
Ion OF the property. No ethcr adjustment would
be admissible, EVENT. the courts dcerefd some
other, provided that The two bodies arr, Il. confin-
ue separate. Tie Northern branch of the church
never could feel easy ina possession of the whole
property, because theJ know thai the whole dos
not IN equity belong Ia them.
The effect of thu compromise will he to INLAY
the bad feeling which for some years pust has ~.
listed between the churches North and South
We should not be greatly surprised to record in
the course IF few yeHr=. the Reunion of ufs
two bodies IN one fast christian fraternity The
friendly expressions contained iu fhc certificate
OF adjustment clenry point iu taut direction. II
,
ed ON prospective re. union, which indeed i. the
most natural, well "a the mo~r eoaitabla
course.
Me,srs. Peck aud Smith, thc committee ap.
pointed To prepare statement of th, settlement
for publication, say, after "a careful and most
friendly examination of the whole question. he
Southern commissioner made auopo-itian form
settlement al their claim. which the commission
for the New York Concern accepted. db.
ing now remains Ia boz done to eon-ummafe TIN.
desirable adjustment of a most troublesome lii
CATION but the exec ltion ct the necessary pa-
pers. and the arrangements for the final decree
OF the | nited States Court Tor the southern DE.
triet of New ork, now in session in this CITY
This settlement has been agreed upon hv the
parties without the arhitrament OF "A third nert,
and is 10 each entirely satisfactory Theconchi
sion of this settlement vas followed hy thinks
giving 10 God. aud most hearty expression. NJ
Christian love aud mutual confidence. Tho feel
ings which prevail among the commissioners of
the two churches, we may hope, j. true tvp,. Of
that which will prevail hereafter throughout the
bounds of our common Methodism, North and
South.
They concluded by awarding credit To Judge
Mclean for his agency in the completion of the
ameable arrangement.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-06
The Swiss Bell Ringers.

lb- company Of performers give the first Of
u series Of entertainments in this tityon Thurs
day evening, at the Masonic Hall. The papers
-peaN in highly complimentary terms of their es-
hibitions elsewhere, and ns we hayo not before
had performance of that character in Lynch
burg, We do not doubt thut they will be well pnt
ronizod. SEQ advertisements
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-06
Nineteen Valuable Slaves.

CONSISTING OF Htn, WOmen Hnd ChlIdren beIOngInglr
estate of Martha Waits, decd.
TERMS OF SALE: "A credit of twelve month,
be Civ n the purchasers giving bond with good no,
al security for the payment of the uchase money
WILLIAM s. M RRIS Con
nov l3-tian9 (Rep. cory
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I4s4s - 9 Ef#H sziii His#a
Below ON readers viii find li-t Ut the mem
ber- Of The present Congress. which has he'h
complied und corrected from the official returns:-
SENATE.
President DAVID X. ATCmsoS.
Secretary ............. AsBrRY DIeKINs.
ALABAMA MICHIGAN.
Beni. Fitzpatrick, Lewis Gass,
Clement { CLAY. Jr.. Charles f. Stewart.
ARKANSAS. MISSISSIPPI.
Robert ". johnston stephen Adams,
W. X. Sebastian. Vacancy.
CNxpcricr,r Missouri.
Truman Smith, David X. Atehlson'
Isaac roneey. Henry ;. Geyer
CNIroRNiA. NEW HAMPSHIRE.
W.M. Gwinn, Moses Norris Jr.,
j. i. Weller. Jared Williams.
DELAWARE NEW York
james 4. Bayard. W. II. Seward,
j. NJ. CLAYTON. Hamilton Fish.
FfomnA INV JERSEY.
jackson Norton, John X. Thompson,
Stephen X. Mallory. Nillia.n Wright
GEORGIA. NORTH CAioL1NA.
William { Dawson, George T.. Badger,
Robert T9omb-. Vacancy.
INDIANA. ONO.
John Petit salmon +. Chase,
Jesse D. Bright. benjamin F. Wade.
ILLINOIS. PESNsYLyANIA.
james Shields. james Cooper,
.Itephcn A. Douglns. Robert lrodhead.
Iowa. RHODE Island.
Augustus {. Dodge, Charles 7. james
George ". Jones. Phillip Allen.
KfNrrCKY. SorTH CAROLINA.
Archibald Dixon, 4. T.. Batter
John u. Thompson. Josiah J. Evans.
LOUISIANA. TENNESSEE.
John ~ldeH, james {. Jones,
j. L. benjamin. John Bell.
MAINE. TEXAS.
Hannibal IIamn, Thomns j. Rusk
Vacancy. sam. Houston.
MAsSAcuI sETrs. VERMONT.
Chnrlc- sumner, Samuel :. Phelps,'
Edward Everett. solomon Foote.
MARYLAND. VIRGINIA.
james \. pearce, James NJ. Mason,
Thomas l.. Pratt. X. NJ. /. Hunter.
WISCONSIN.
Isaac +. Walker. Henry Dodge.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-06

OlSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The House will consist of two hundred and
thirty four members aud five Territorial dele
gates, one new Territory having lately been form
ed viz: Washington. The delegates however,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-06

Nta.f,t,rA. 8 John =. sia-klc,
Henry II. Rice. deli YIN. o. ooode'
NEW York. lhos : bneoch'
.InDe. Maurice. q Pauus Powell,
> T ". Cumming William Smith,
3 Hiram Nalbfidge. : Gins. j. Faulkner
1 Nike Walsh . H. 4 Edmundson,
; William NJ. Tweed 10 John Letcher,
& John Wheeler. IL 4. kdwell.
VIM. 4. Walker, I3 John F. Saodgrass,
: Francis u. Cutting, II Fayette MeMullen'
lard Y. Peck. VERMONT.
IN William Murray. james Meacham,
IL T. r. Westbrook, Andrew Tracy,
II Gilbert Dean, 3 Alyah Sabin.
l3 Russell Sage, WISCONSIN.
II Rufus ". Peckhan. | Daniel Wells, jr.
Il Charles Hughes . Ben c. Eastman,
10 George 4 Simmons, 3 John b. Macy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-06
nov 23-tjan9
Lie SALE OF VAULUlB1

LAND Il OTHER PROPERTY IN BEDFd
la pursuance of deed of trust, executed 10 no BY
I. Snead. bearing date on the lih day Of Moved
1853, and of record in The Clerks office Of the ed
court OF Bedford, will, m the 18th day Of Drrtu
next. on the premises, sell to the highest bdder I'd
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-06
AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY
Trustees Sale.

DY Virtue Of a Deed Of Trust execu'ed 10 the nn
ID der.igned On th, 9Th day Of August last by NJ.
Judith A oliver slall Tuesday tie 9th day OF DE
.en,er ext in front Of the Market proceed I" sell f
sb the urnpery thecein conveyed, consisting OF her
if.. interest in HOUSE & LOT lying in Sand, Hook
The House i. large and commodous aud the lol CON
tains il j. thought. about ONE ACRE.
EDW. d. CHRISTIAN, Trustee
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Kichard Tyice, die. seizod
A Lof aud Tene men,,
Nm NIrl-ai nj - lin L.. ~

IN Nam Street. adjoining The NarvirL u
ins "a feet; A LOT & TENEMENT -. ', n
adjoining Brnce's Stable; A LOT Ann rF s,',a N
IN Main Street. fronting 90 frc, knov,,.. 4ieLSg
Hotel; A LOT K TENEMENT on Man s I'M fap
ing S25 eel used Tnbncco Fac1a,y Il, 7 n, y,
A LOT n TENEMENT - Tan Yni A.. "'S
Farmers Hbtel fronting 90 feet; A lGyf} j., u n
MENT ON Jtiler.on Street used tsa Con,';..N, u
by Fayeue Steptoe, Esq: A LOT IL sand. !, d
tanning Acre; FOUR LOTS. cnniain,ng ,'"N
an Diamond Hill near Republican Sprraa. i'' ,ot
the Lynchburg and Salem TURNPIKE rood a,I,.' lo'
Factor, of Payne Il Crumpton. coniaineg i ,"g
LOT on Tan lnrd Al ~, {. htaininp A. 2 N,e
the residence of VIM. a. Tabor, Esq.; A l,p "' 20
Street, ad joining ,he residence Il Prize r "N
tanning Acre, and II LOT ON FEDERAL lImtG
he residence of VIM. Cnmpton, ESQ ea, 'aL
Acre.
All of this property is desiral,y located n \ b.
worth the attention OF business men and pr,s.,. y
Of sites Tor residences. The sale viii Ia M
IL of six, twelve, and eighteen months E,, .oa ~
ment- of the purchase money. subject to rho G,
prevail of the Court; The Purchaser, W n In ,.
give bohis with good Personal securitv far Tho H..
money and the title will b. withheld ASA fr,a.
tily-subj, ct to resale in deiault ri the ,,, mon,
one OF more of the instruments, Is thu s,ma L....
JOHN II. Tl Rec.
SAML TiREE (top
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TRACT OF LAND

which the said George T. Snead now resides.
in the county of Bedford on James River, about gOn
west Of Lynchburg. and containing about 32j ACR
This is of the most valuable Enrms IN Upper vi
in, whether considered in reference to its feriIr
[" venience to market, or Il location fer Meii
zing on the Commission and Forwarding business
good port m of the Tract is BOTTOM LAND
Immediately James river and the entire tract i
of the best character. well timbered and waterqd
in good condition, Unon il are
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OILS FOR SALE

~ 10 Bbls. Tauner o
Tierce Whale OIL
On CONSIGNMENT and viii be sold low 10 Fl So
NOV -4'o" W. a. MILLER on the Bu.in
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" EGROES At AUCTION-Imme lately
| after the above sale will be sold SEVERAL VERY
VALUABLE NEGROES viz: Jacob. Esther, Mary Mel
ley and Lucy aud her three children.
TERMS Liberal aud made known day of sale
JESSE J. SALMONS,
nov % fSdec Admir- of James Lee
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IN TONS PERUVIAN GuANV

e1V shall receive in few day fry ioh' ,,ear.
tho Peruvian Gnynrnmrnr. Al who have bee" "''
for supply arr requested ~ en'. On M; s,rKETT
nov Its Il. T. ot'
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rDH,lsTEE sALEOF VALUABLE


LAND NEAR LYNCIIBURG b, sirine at
deed Of trust executed by james Lee,behtine dae
on n 18th day of June. 1919, and retorlrd IN me
Count, Court of Amherst shall on the 9Th day ot De
mbrr 1853, on the PREMISES, xpose /" sale by way n
public auction the
% TRACT OF LAND %
lime Of MS deuh. sunted in the county ut Amherst.
.e miles nom the city Of Lynchbnrg, and contanil
52s ACRES. more ar les. 1t i, expected TINT the
tract will prev Gus to the day of .nle be divided into
.everul lots AMI ill be aid nrc"rdingly
Terms Of Sale:
\ snn portion Of ihe purchase money will be re-
CURED in cash. aud tor the residue credit Ct one Two
and three yenrs (eqnnl nsalment,) vii be givcn-ihe
purchaser, purchasers secur ng the payment al the
by negotiable notes, payable nj one OF The banks
in Lynchbure, satisfactorily endorsed and the title to
the land be retained until the entire purchase money
Is paid subject be re-sod in deaut Of payment,
further security.
Acting trustee, will only convey sucn title as is
vested in me by the deed aforesaid.
nov:}.d2ct8dec CHISWELL DABNEY, Trastte.
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u OTECE.-l wish Ia lir. for the ensuing year
L first rate DINING ROOM >ERVANT-Also IA
WHITE GIRL 10 do houst, work ,rch As sewing, wash
ing Nc For thosr Of superior qualifications liberal
lriee will BE- given. Ea'y applications are solicited.
dec , dts g. DABNEY.
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Tho Thiltv-Third Congress
M. nrpoNALD, Edi,or.

TUESDAY MORNING. deer g. 1854.
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VALUABLE TOWN PR0pp,
FOR SALE

DURSuANT Ia a decree of the Circ,,.,c
l. cor' Grafton If Lynrhl,urg, pl. ,,,,,a 2.a4rit
yenbcr tenn thereof, ia the year Is-3 -, atu,
'Tyrec. &c, o&. Tyrre. a, d ais - - the ca
Commissioners. vi | proceed, on ,h,. aaaaaca
GENDER next, 10 sell by way Of public 5 '9l1 VI
highest bidder. tie following teal est,re INN
late Richard Tyiee, die! seized; " Rh,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-06

Y OEhCE All persons indebted to a. Ellison Dr.
are quested call Il the store house of Mr. Gen
bagby' where may b"iouGd, and settle the accounts
as No niger Indulgence " iii be given
nov Wis C.. c. WINGFIEID
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IIOIf@If OF RFpRFSFNTA

by Gorornor-'s appointment.
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NEEU! SEED.!-
- $50 Bushels prime Clover Seed,
200 Orchard Grass
100 Kentucky bue Glass Seed,
100 Timothy
200 - Pure Herbs
We respectfully invite the attention of our Custom
ers and the public generally, our large ock of Grass
Seed which we have bought upon advantageou. terms
aud will sell low lower any house in the city
dec lifts SAUNDERS & TRRY
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Severa DwelIimg-Houses,


with the necessary out-buildings store house near
banks of the James River and kunawha Canal vi
goo Ware ouse alta he'd for tie reccI ton Of prod
and good water Grist Mill. Fer its ,ize cond
one of the most desirable tracts of land in the st
and such as is seldom put into Il he mabel ThHti
been sown on it l0D bushels of wheat hi, FALL u
will go with III" land to The purchaser Purchase,
invited to examine il for themselves, before the ~
sale Mr.. Geo. L. Snead will show it to any pipl
desire 10 see it.
1t desired, the Store house. with small porrn
the land may e sold separately from the residued
uact.
AT the same time and plnce | will sell the 0Iol
Personal Property,
conveyed by laid deed If trust, Io.uit: Two house
tobacco. about 200 barrels of Corn, head Of bore
hea ct Cows, 80 head of Hogs. and all The fan
utensils of the said Geo. T. Snea /, tose,ney Wi
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
T Il II MS:
Cash will be require according 10 tie terms 4
decd of trus- Ion the whole of the purchase moH
oil ftl4. L.. 1 III l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-08

the name of councilman viii again become
synonymous with the most opprobrious epthets
in the language-no economy will be practiced
in our expenditure, and taxation will continue.
as it has done lately, to increase with giant
strides. Members of the Legislature will turn
a deaf ear to the complaints of . communit y
which, having had the remedy TOR its ills in is
own hands, wantonly cast it to the winds. If
on the other hand, political prejudices are dis
carded at the elections. and sound, itica1
discrimination exercised in selecting ;ouncil
men-if in short, the citizens Of New fork Sc,
themselves honestly to work to cor lplete the
task which the Legislature has conn ienced, We
have every reason to hope that or II city will
yet be model to its sisters, both IN this coun
try and abroad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-08
Meeting Of Mates, for the Formation or q
Protective Society.

meeting of mates Of vessels held in Warren Hall
last evening for the purpose of forming an association
for their protection and benefit There were not more
than thirty persons present. and the meeting was not
called to order till nine o'cock-about two hours af
ter the time for which It had been called The meeting
was organized by the appointment of Jsmes Carr as
chairman. and H Maine secretary. The President
stated the object for which it convened to be an ad
in the present rate of wages paid to mates To
effect this it proposed to organize society," and he
recommended those present to sign their names to con
sitution and laws for its government It was he said
also intended to make 1t beneficial so:ety 30 that in
Of sickness amopg its MEMBERS they would receive
support from it.
Captain JAMES ScoTT in few brief remarks explained
the benefits which would result from the formation Of
society Of this kind, and recommended its immediate
organization The President then read the constitution
and by laws which submitted to the meeting for f
ture adoption He dscamed any Intention to create bad
feeling between the Doyers and employed BY advising
the TO strike for higher rates than they at present
received but he confident that II all the mates
arriving in this port members of this society and
agreed not to engage for less than the rates settled by IT,
they would be paid larger compen aton 1t would also
be great to captains looking for mates as
the society could establish sort of intelligence Office
which would be a mutual benefit to EACH
The by laws and constitution not adopted last
night but will be at the next meeting, which will be held
next Tuesday evening.