Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-26


two thousand and fifteen dollars and four cents. paid
Out under deed of trust from the Bank Of vncenne-
WIN coinaission on the same. amounting thirty five
dollars and fifty cents and the said accounting
"cers are hereby authorized To settle and adjust any
other claims Of the late Receiver arising from the dis
charge OF his official duty. upon the prnci les OF
Jusice and equity, and credit ;bs amount thereof
Sec = And be il faiiker enacted. That. after the
inal adjustment of said accounts the Secretary of the
Treasury authorized ALLOW to the legal roprcscn
thves and heirs Of said Receiver the period Of .
years 10 pay the which shall be found due from
shd Receiver. Ushost Interest. upon suoh
the Secretary of the Treasury shall be dec red reason
able and equitable by taking hen the estate Of sad
Reoerer or such other security as in his opinion will
secure the debt
tAPprorod. March Cd. 1881
III Is also due 10 the subject state that General
Howard. now in Congress from Indiana and the Van
t'uren candidate for Governor the United States
Attorney IN the case. and he authorized two gentle
men IN Indiana 10 value the estate OF J. C. g Harri.
son. who reported that the 200 and 600 acres OF land
Was an ample indemnify for the debt. Ia the mean
time, Gen. Howard has given authority TO Gen Harr;
son In sell the house and lot VncenHes 20 GO TO the
support of the grsad children Of s immortal PIX, who
nave been reared and educated by the bounty of Gen
iiarrison-a sacred duty which the nation ought TO
have discharged Truly old Tippecanoe is like Dnr,
Goid. the moro he isrubbed The brighter he shines,
Is not The foul SANDER scattered To the winds
and is the Ham lion Telegraph answered.
IL seems there are still left in the party some friends
oil Col Johnson capable of exhibiting an honest emo
ton and spirit Of independence. Among that mum
per- we may include the editors Of the Pittsburgh C. n.
si'uuonalis who. though aoleniy attached to The Adj.
mnis,raon. do not hesitate express the deep ell.
'hg which intrigue and ireaehery have escited. We
copy The following article from that payer:
| MORE TREACIIERY
faithful public SerraEt laid s0n the SbeIf by S,ahi.
sTn intrigue and Northern crarcl-Aeartofasss-I is
with feelings Of burning indignation that we notice
Tue meSnness and political degradation OF the o. sailed
democratic but more properly ofcehun,ers Conve-
lion held nj Baltimore last week. II is time that i.e
independents press. Of the democratic STAMP ssak
out when body Of men, protesting TO speak the wish
e. of the democracy of this Union, saTe 10 hs.iaie
when the question s between the gallant soldier and
no5lehoarted patriot now filling the chair OF he Vice
Presidency and SINE Of the many inirig ung spir
ats who ann NJ dlsplacing him Where uas the free
sPirit OF old Pcnnsvvaniapofged 10 support his re-
/ nominaion-whon that sneakng artifcc was employ.
cd IN the Con- enIion 10 remove the JInger which ey
feared would attend the support Of the noble Johnson
Were our delegates afraid that the chiyary Of lie
South would bolti Is Pennsy lvania 90 be considered
an aPpendage TO the political despoIsm Of Tenncs.ee
nnd Alahama Is Ohio also, to be sold for Southern
vocsi Is Kentucky considered certain COR the enc
my Thai We must insult her in the persun OF her gallant
soaf Are Indiana and Illinois conceded To HsrrsoA
that VIC dare TO remove their gallant defender 10 make
way for Polk kingl II well for the drills NJ
the Convention that Mississippi was not represented
or she would have spoken her retuke in tones Of hun
der But ihs eonsprators must beware The State,
Oh INC Mississippi Valley that glorious belt of Young
cams M'4 not thus be imposed npon New namp-
SHIRE Arkansas ay, and Pennsyluia IN teach these
aspiring demsSogues that it one hing 10 plot an.
other To succeed. We feel that with the name of
Johnson The c7nso Of Martin Van Buren, would have
IFospered; bat (and let all mark tie predcIion) the
Democratic Convousn have placed worm the re tina,
may sal away the viials of success We fear. even
while we burn with shame; We doubt the future. BE-
cause what can the People think Of measure. which
they havo for their guide and leading object n, y,U ~
ruckle at the foosiool of Southern intolleranceI
For our own part the Of Richard NJ John-o,
the Peoples candidate still hoat, and shall float az The
head Of the Consiituronalist beacon 10 all who love
10 reward political virtue and noble achievement
while We trust TO make this paper terror to The crAv
en- dastards who dare 10 conipe political capital al the
expense OF the nations honor
Richard M Johnson IL the choice Of the Democratic
party IN all the States where the Democratic ticket
can succeed. H. then, he is elected neither can
Martin Van Barren. Mark the assertion f.lIow-ei,i.
Eens and remembes 1t well when the Ides OF Noyem
Der arrives.