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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-22
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HDERSONS about 90 commence house keeping and
thogc already NJ IL. DESTROYS Of awaiting Them.
selves Of the greatest facilities for 81 doing womb
find 70 90 their advantage 10 call az our
COOKING STOVE AND HOUSE FURNISHING
ESTABLISHMENT.
aud purchase one Of our cheap Cook NJ Stoves. 10
gchcr with all the other necessary articles Of KItch
en- furniture.
Experience having taught those who now use
4. en- that stoves are decidedly preferable o. the
thmmOu kitchCH gratcs and fire places on the score
Goth II economy and convenience, new beginners
DO uld DO well profit by their cNpCr CncC and sup
ro themselves With complete cooking APPARATUS al
plyce.
on Ne have various sizes and patterns of cooking
owes and every description Of ware-, which We
9 sell verv low for cash, or % those who desire Do
w liberal credit will b. given.
mar "a CULBERTSCN & GREERS.
AhNE BIT. old Irish Whiskcy. in Store aud for
~ sale by tap q PNNToNs a TlNGIE.
VEN BBI.S sweet Malaga Wine. Geo Iarinr's
y br'nd. received anl ior sale by
DO 2S NJ REILLY
H OG CABIN ALMANAC. small Dot ~ I,,g
~ a 'l'n Almlfn,s just received mil fir sale hy
july ~ SIIFiENSON s. GNBWOOD.
WANTED - -Four ~ five conl dropeys ID, ,,orI
10 The Gal Iui"cs pi Mcssrs. Ewing Il Trrfrn CON
tIfr irrl.rrr.. CANAL u,,r d. no., "a a. II. NY
Co. OHIO. GOOD wtgrs viii b. pa,.i fo, &c., r
I..fruu. vJr.Wtu For psfttr tsra aptly IN
|.. d " kEE Wha.hu.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-22

WAhtS :. WHEAT, Ntorney at Law
- Whceliu1 w. oilers bis services ig fbe trans
action III fh 5I-iHrr B' hif pr,,t.fIu. roo 'hir rty
of any Of the BdtHruf rnurfr. of NfIsrf4 ~ ftifu
One. casl .lis 0i H'u J.ta..d r1..I fn Q sI.n
o. streets. wheeling. o.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-22
HATS, CAPS, STOCK a. TRIMMINGS.

E-s THE subscriber is now receiving from
&S1 New NorN his spring and summer
@s&te4 supply of Hatttrs Stock aud Trim
2stN mIusS, together with large assurt-
<CsszsSSSssA mont OF Hats and Caps of the latest
s-rzss~ ~ SuTIug Pa hon, winch will be sold nj
Wholesale aud Retail, fer cash or appr we'd paper,
low a 5 can be purchased west If IN" mountains.
All orders from the country thankfully received aud
punctually attended 10. \. &. MCAIIAM,
ap4 Successor - y. Nnn,caIm. Ir9 Mnn 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-22
.yOIslsst :. NuMRElts 81
I $3.50 IN ADVANCE.
nE RI.AsoNs MLIN nn hi - -. -. :

hI. hhAsoNs WHY DIR. HARLICIIs PiBfs
o any oJhcrs: - ~ l'A''''4'N
nicA'->E they are prepared iroca prre erirae, n,
't.os vcry whtdesome ins,iicne. mild IN Il. a.,
0i' and pleasant IA lis effects thc nst certain IRE
Sr,Sr othSllih, Sad safcand cficriuai DI :
* IssHiA or hNblCtS1lCN. and all STOMACH
LAiA1S ;, PseseTssrand rlrifor of N, "a h,lo
bEtAuSEih soothe.ih nerves Of sensi,ili.v md
,ty re nerves oi motion, lmparIipe. 10 their most
r''lle nuid as pristine ivrc, and gives strength ami
loart'ss OF mind
~ AlSE Heg nsrcr dcsfroy nc coafs of he Sisu,
''I p g.a b''-'fS as al s,r,ng,J ,urgatires DO
D'' y - science aud experience teach thut na
'| Pu'sH'i'o ai,-'. wall tie dcas,s,,C The 80
"'"h shd ncNCs WcalIics, n IN, pri,,e ca,,s, q, -
q" u's'as,s ond by continually rcsurrint Ia purc,
10y, make The matter worso INSTEAD ui letter
hI' Al ~ fr. Huriichs medicine r. pui an ,r.,u
'o,'Hr1 sense ISinciIlc To cl,ausc and sis,lrD
49,, 80 - - ihr only way Q" effect cure lasy
! or N'St they really 90 curc the diseases for
I Ills. -" ''i ~ Ii'iiiA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-22
OPPOSITION.
NfUOV ITTNIT
Two DAILY LINES F9R BlLrf.
v0gE, WAsuVGroN CRY Pm.
w. Pa .,prr.rHiA AND NV YoRR. by
Nc ~ 81 ~ - Zoe way of ihc National Road

PILOT LISE leaves Whoelfug EVERY NoRVfvG
nj o'clock reaches Frcdcrick second morning and
take the m,rning limo OF arriving nj BALTIMORE in
time to take the line Of crs ipr PhIadeiphl aud New
York.
GOOD INTENT LINE leaves Wheeling every
aYrERvoov reaches Frederick second evening ami
take the mud limo cars Immediately CIR Balii,npfe
svhero th-y arrive n time take the mouIing line of
cars Cor Phlilalglil orl New York.
Tho ah0ye lines. Cor speed and safety. are believed
aot o. be surpassed by my Stage lines IN the a. States
Ia Racing positively prohibited.
TrTOr.o frs; door lr0sc toe United States Hotel,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-22

4 GLASSES n SrGAR.-lI7 Ihds. y. Oh,au.
w Sugar, % bbls. do. Nulr-es-all OF ruoI
quality aud prime order aud Tor sale unusually o,,
y FORSYTH MOORE A CIAEkF
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-22
FARMERS, TAKE NOTICE.

DASR & ROBB have removed To No ll9 Main
I1 street one door below Forsythe IL Aterbury :
aold stand aud nearly opposite Mr. Robt's Chair
Factory where they will be- able To furnish IN fol-
loving articles, mach lower than ever before Ofe
81 IN this market, VIZ Saddles, Brides, Harness.
Trunks, aud every hidS else kept their business
.Vhey will also keep Baldwin : patent spring, Span
9lsh, half Spanish fall back and side saddles made
Deter than can b. done by any other w-rkmcn
cast of the Ohio Persons wishing To purchase can
&iauy time.
81 Barr and Robb will also continue the Upholster
ng in connection with their saddng business
1ndfurnish Mattresses of all kinds To steam boats
pRd all others " no will favor them with their Gus
fDm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-22

D OOkS.-Ahhpt', So u1l Girl
ID Abhot's Young Ch-i-tiaa
Jack>pus Iilc ol Hirr!son, second edition
Young Ladies Friend
Barnes on the Gospel vols
Grlhams Lectures 10 Young Men.
Brrrkcnrdgc'S Lac War,
krk Whites Poems
PhIlliPs' Curnn, Grltan and Emmett,
Ossian's Poems.
Comhe on Constitution of MIN,
Do. do. Digestion DIctctIcs
Bcauc on Truth,
BcrriII's Geography Of the Hcay ems. SC. Sc
Just rcCcJYci and fUr sale by JOHN FISHER
may ,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-22
INSlIlsxNft:S..,1 4.
WESTERN INSNRANFE UUbtp NY.

-. WESTERN INSURANCE UOhtp my.
~ CAriTAL. $500 600. .-
NllS oo'uiahys being n:rNe Only sTsanzed As .f<
pared 10 .rsokc I,suranre GA cvCry ,lescript
zoe Hc anal Marine iRi-ss. such as Dwelling Houses
srS HOUSE. &c, with thcir cOtIcr.s,- Also. Stcah
boa,S Fiat Boats and Keel Boats viii Their croes TO
apd horn any pgr the Ohio aid Mi.sissippi rivcrs
Ssu'eir'fhn'ary streams Application E,r Insurslcc
pef fFTis it he Prcs-lt al the Office ottho Wheel
hs Sas.ngs insthntioQ. I. H. GREER, Secy M
q INSURANCE. fGNlNsI FIRE. The
~ ssesctbel huyirg been appointed agent for thu
rlrc Lns and " arue 'Iusuranu. Company OF Lex
tlStoh' Nv VIII take 1,ro aud marine risks AZ the
Ries usually charged by the other ofHc,s M taf
cuV AupdcatOn may be made az the cOuutin;.
room oi Al?oCc and CLARKE,
w hceiffig May 25sls77. CHARLES l.. STRONG;
kNRts. & MARINE NSURANCE.L
Thee arc TWO situations. oEly IN which indi-
Eiduais CAR bcpiaced here they can adoquateI l-
pte'tStc tsS Nniuc Of insurance -Thess "a hale
dn upon therlinis ~ tIsr ptOpcrty either
recctssrS iEpnf an INSURANCE office thc full amount
WHICH they hayo tosti or standmSoafhe same si'o'
SURROUNDED perhaps BY a desc laicd family lsmcnt-
u1s -al STUPIDITY aad fohy which failed to proynl,
.P<ainsI srgl contingency
s:tFNlhSoN Agent OF 6e PROTECTION UR
AN Il o-oF -HNgrFURD conn. wiftakc rsk on
D"ei ing houses, Ware houses Stores lIdIs Faciorir
&c t"Soue' with their contents such j. Furr,iturc
MeeSHhss MachiEcTy andcycry othcr OF IN
'HTahlo PFoP wy. --Also. or steam, Kcci aud Fiat
Boats aud heir C1gnrs and rTom any Port on e
Western waters
.Odieo on Main Street, nearly opposite efc 4 s Hac
January 3.I834. ... a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-22

QUESTIONABLE HAT & CAP MANUFACrO
n. RY. 100. Main street Wheeling. Va opposite
Mr. Rohh's Chuir Factory.
). AVERY ~ Co. respectfully inform their iiicnds
and the public that they have on hrud aud are con
santly manufacturing general assortment Of IIJTs a.
Cars, IT the latest spring and fashions war.
uutod equal u pot superior tp any that have been
offered which will bc sid by he dozen or single rf
the lowest prices and upnu favorable terms ~ they
hc hld 90 ihc city Hats Of aIl kinds and qunlitic.
olsp. general assortment Of Mems aud Boys Eur ant
cloth C1ps
They propose 20 furnish Gentlemen with bats by
the year upon such terms us cannot tul 90 ylcu-c
y. u. Hats and Gaps m1dc tp order. 1ls1 Military
Hats Md CaI> mHdr ou the shortest uotcc.
They respectfully solicit liberal ,iarc OF tlc public
patronage. fmly Oh
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-22

DOWDER.-Just received from Duponl's Mills
Brandywine. Delaware. 400 kegs Powder con
Sisting Of Rifle Shotgun and blasting of which We
shall keep constant supply Being appointed agents
for the manufacturers shall sell ut Pittsburgh prices
Merchants and others can thus DC supplied all Times
with superior article 10 cheap 10 can no brought
from the East. FORSYTH. MOORE a CLARKE.
feb ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-22
u 4 re LIS
CHARLES w. RUSSELL.

Attorney a. La'r. Wheeling Va
iTacces in the Courts of Ohio county and the adnin-
ing counties &C Virginia nnl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-22

~ EW CONCERN Boat stores. Gr,rcrir,. Iiquurs
l ' Dc. by W. II. IlpusroN * Go. Cat the stand
formerly occupied hy J. x. Forsyth a Coz No. ~.
Water street. Boats can be supplied IN times with
i"s's and every other attcurol afforded 10 facilitate
hcrInterest. Family Groceries, Wines and Liquors tl-
ways on hand lh0yc nov u
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-22
PIrr uuRGH March 10. IlfO

Pirr7UURGF, March 10. $50
" EW TRANSPORTATION LINE, DIRECT TO
y BALTIMORE. BALTIMORE AND PITTS
BUEGH AND a. :. PORTABLE BOAT LINES
The above hno as Just been formed and all ar.
engagements completed for TRANSPORTING AIcrchau.
DIS to aud from Baltimore, via. P,hnsy wanna an
Tide water Canals.
BAFGEs t"w,d by Steamboats, will carry IN,
goods tu and rom Baltimore To Havr, N, Gr,.,
winch will enable this Line to pass goods tnruusr
in good ume.
The Warehouse on liberty street l4tc'v agcguirI
10y the Pilot Line, has been engaged and Is Iin,,
ready 10 receive Freight
H. DENINE, AGENT PifisLgr,b
J ". BROWN, Baltimore.
q. .. FUN.
J. DOUGBERTN, Holidays g
Mh.nLIng. Mnr-n - I.LI- SIN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-22

III FOR RENT one ui the best Lusiu,s.
ssssfsA sores ~ Wheeling, opposite the Nrrur.
s5,.i-Sss Hotel Possession given nmcd flcly c.l.
k=ES 7-9stss CURE OF ;. AICLNLIAN
f.h Is INID
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-07-14

Cambridge (Mass.) gives the following csii-
mate of the number Of sheep in the U. States
In the town of Shoreham. vi. there arc
265Si sheep. In New York there are towns
having over 10000 each--viz:
Washington, Duchess CO. 1887
Avon, Livingston, co. 1880
Hoosick, Rensselaer, co. 37.so7
In the whole State OF n. York there are
i,2s9s7o, and in the u States specified there
are 1887 ,63S sheep-yelding nearly 40 mill
ION pounds of wool, valued in 1896 from an
average of 10 years) at S2i. los, 900 BY the
census now taking we shall no doubt find there
are gr eater number of sheep in the U. S.
than there was in 1925.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-07-14
TERMS OF THE HERALD.

| ,.,,,, ,s.silbs, Ss--by mail So, or sI,75 in
-, ,sS es-sanies who take their papers
"a, n "a Of 81 30 IN advance. Companies
=, ret ~ sime.
- ssspsci by DOR southwestern post rider,
- q lAsf d0or, accompanies and indisid.
-, fl the route 81 rs. with deductions IN
e,s, ofs5 cents Il paid N advance in cash
,ss,,ny,ioa Will lie taken Tor less thsn sir
n, s.legpsid IN advance. And no paper will
|csri,sVca sutil srrelragcs are paid, uniess the
|.A<r chooses % 10 do.
Rurnuss on tho usual liberal terms. As our
k.ass }, lsrse and general throughout the ocun.
rs-,faas, mechanics. post masters. and all
,.fy occasion TO advertise, will find it to
.s,a,age 20 resort 10 this paper.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-07-14

|Onnlng fellow in New York the
day, undertook to raise the wind
ling and collecting taxes on pre-
assessments for the Croton
works. Several persons paid their
with some little grumbling; but
our ,as-ga,herer brought up ag-
person who knew too much for
Ai who had HIM arrested. The
mad been in the state prison
probably make another visit to
sSarieis.
ia The pirates taken at Cape
Cuba, were TO be hung at Ha-
'0he ls,. A different result from
yu'd have occurred but Cor the
: s'hclent course ofpolicy pur-
we present Governor General
predecessor. The time was
yates and braves paraded fear
70 with perfect impuniiy, even
nay Tie streets OF Havana.
,hs Jourusl If e .mmeree.
y little work recently Published a,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-07-14

Remarkable Instance Of Canine Sagociiy
gentleman Of property had masliff of
great size, very watchfdl, and altogether.
fine, intelligent animal. Though often let out
10 range about he was in general chained up
during the day in woodel house, constructed
for his comfort and shelter. On a certain dav,
when let out. he was observed TO attach him
self particularly to his master; and when the
servant, as usual, came to tie him up, he chung
so to his masters feet-showed such anger
when they attempted TO force him away, and
altogether was so particular in his manner,
that the gentleman desired him to be left as he
was, and with him he continued the whole
day; and when night came on, still he staid
10y him, and on going towards his bedroom,
the dog resolulely and for the first time in his
life, went up along with him, and rushing in
to the room took refuge under the bed, from
whence neither blows nor caresses could draw
him. In the middle of the night a man burst
into the room, and dagger in hand, attempted
10 stab the sleeping gentleman, but the dog
darled at the robbers neck, fastened his fangs
in him, and so kept him down that his master
had time to call for assistance and secure the
ruflian, who turned out TO be the coachman,
and who afterwards confessed, that seeing his
master receive large sum of money, he and
the groom conspired together to rob hinl--and
that they plotted the whole scheme leaning
over the roof of the dogs house.
Dublin Magazine.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-07-14
From the Boston Notion.
SKULLS.

b. rag Of sho,eine rone's Drains.
,oadrous, people doesn't think
sames, ven say at dinner,
biz al the outside of heads,
~ v0s in the inner;
purely far moie natural
'cd deal cheaper too,
gDln' 10 examine casts
)e phrenologic crew.
here now, a, a single view
ses at least a humdr'd,
ever Kind a sort Of bump
h can be proved or wondered
understand We means a VERY
aablc Hotel,
people which dare show their heads,
don, keep house, viii dwell.
1esn'i mean TO say that heads
4 10 see aint there;
bought to do With bushes, We
PEAK OF heads vot dare,
stre ihey are-take any Won
nu,s ioran example,
swear OF ev'ry kind head
nay find here sample,
rsron him With no collar and
|ti!ard of beard!
arrbesd's very White and high,
ts skulls away back sbcared!
only catch his Profile, from
nose, lord. voi a slantin',
how thick the curls behind. which hide
bumps bis front is vantin
on, know who he is, but now
pee the squad about him;
rldcnt they love him so
couldn't dine vihou, him!
'ow they do enjoy the thing,
ass around the vine;
hen he jokes, Just sec 'em stop
i1elr ly'rys shine.
VISA very nice Young man,
nubled With a sofiness;
sikes so weny often friends
troubled With their oftness,
- Comb would scratch his skull,
slhy young beginner,
venture AT his character
va he's axed to dinner.
bre's mother von-vith him
s diff rent group,
ty'rc enloyin' too, While he's
o. for their soup,
Ny ,wig his eye and smile
passiu' them his vine,
"a, Min amabiity
hangs around design,
MS skull--no that's no skull
pny take his chops
10 upper lip and Chin
IN hem, ere We stops:
|eedn't feel behind his ears,
chops alone declare
cas- and propensiles--
vol kind they are.
von again--you don't know Why
kn YOU secs IT wonce,
oks again, and you can swear
no common sconce;
very high and full
TO I'LL his hat
res such meanin' to his eyes
ISN'T that.
case, We threw in the skill,
re chops no more:
eae vel retain it, but
Hie low'r;
IN es full, vide nos,ril-chin.--
" iocaHia' neck;
Niai reposc While he's
ioSia his peck.
ne roi'ere the outline is,
i'gre benevolence;
urked bumps at times
f'oar much maleyolenoe
Re or science lies
nere is alone Won
@'ics-if you're studyin' skulls
esons on your Orn rom SIRAWS
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-07-14

= ,hs Jourusl AZ e .mmeree.
y '''ne work recently Published a,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-07-14

Windsor Gown. Steel, Russell Burke, j.
Morgan, Hampden Cults.
Addison Coupty--E Bascom, V Lawrence, j.
Miner.
Orange co.-J II Harris, Timothy Shedd, ID.
Pride.
Washington co.--Charles Davis, A G Chad
wick.
Essex co.--Jonas Graves.
Orleans co... II. Allen
Franklin Co.-lIorace Eaton, Timothy Fos,r,
ii Hubbard.
Grand Isle co.-Frederick Hazen.
Chiitendeh Cot Folle,t, + Wilson.
Lamoile co.-Moses Morse.
The following introduction by Mr. Pierpoint
was adopted:
Resoiced, That Com. of seven persons b
appointed by tho chair n report resoiasloue4 =
this Convention and an address TO the freemen
of this State.
The committee appointed consisted Of
Messrs. Charles Adams, Charles Pain, Geo.
+. Marsh f.. =. Walton, jr. A. l.. Miner, j.
III. Pren,iss.
The convention then adjourned for one
hour.
Afternoon.
Convention met. Mr.. Pierpoint, in behalf
of the Committee appointed TO report ticket
for state officers, and also for electors, pre-
scented the following:
For Governor
SILAS. II. JENNISON.
For Lieut.. Governor
DAVID Nj. CAMP.
For Treasurer,
n
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-08-06

than when you held all the cards, and 1 saw but
the backs and nothing more. You have no Sc
cret from me now"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1840-01-31

The SPRING ELEcTioNs.-ISsPEcToRs & JUDess
OF Ell EcTIoNs. BY the general election law it is
provided III section SGD, that the election for coz
stables, &c. shall be held :" on the THIRD FRIDAY
OF MARCH of every year, except in the counties of
Bradford, Susquehanna, Potter, MKean, Clear
field, Lycoming, Wayne, and Pike, the township
elections of which shall be held on the third Fri
day of February OF every year" BY the same act
it is provided in section Sd, that " the qualified
citizens of the several wards, districts and town.
ships, shall meet IL every year at the time and
place Of holding the election for Constable for such
ward, district or township. and then and there
elect tlUo Inspectors and Judge Of elections"
The 4th section Of the law points out the mode
OF choosing the tao inspectors and one judge
" Each of the qualified citizens shall vote for one
person as judge and also forone pelson as inspec-
tor of elections and the person having the greatest
number OF votes for judge shall be publicly decla-
red judge and the two persons having the great
est number OF votes for inspectors, shall in like
manner, be declared to be elected inspectors"
The 5th section provides that these elections
7" shall be opened between the hours ofei2ht and
ten O'Clock in the forenoon, by public proclana-
ton thereof, made by the officers appointed to hold
the same, and kept open until seven o'clock ex-
cept in the city and county of Philadelphia, where
II shall be kept open until eight O'Clock in the al
tcrnoon.'
In the 10th section of the act it is provided that
the inspectors and judges of the general election
in Ocro5af last, snail hold the said township cleo
tons on the third Friday OF March next.
The duties of tho inspectors and judges so to be
chosen arc defined IN the 9th section. ''Ihe judges
OF the elections, within the limits of their respec-
tive wards, districts townships, shall have pow
er and are hereby required to decide on the quail
ications ofany person to vote at any electionwhen
the inspectors thereof shall disagree upon the
right OF such person to vote, but not otherwise,
and the inspectors thereof shall upon such decis-
ion, forthwith receive or reject the vote OF such
person as the case may be-"
These provisions are intended to secure fair Sc
lections, by giving each party, in districts where
parties are nearly balanced, one Inspector of the
election; and the Judge is mere nonentity until
the inspectors disagree to the qualifications of
the voters, but in such his decision is final
In districts which one party has two votes to the
other partys one # the tickets are properly divi-
ded, the strong party may secure 0otlEf the in
spectors, and the Judge also. Butthis would be
contrary to the spirit of the law, and good ground
for the presumption that the party making snch an
effort must have 4 bad purpose in view. 1t was
the intention of the trainers of the law, that the
party having the majority in district should have
the Judge and one Of the inspectors and the minor
ity he inspector; more than this no honest party
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1840-01-31

Wig Meeting 9a Northampton COunty-A Whie
county meeting was held at the Court House in
Easton on the 2lst inst, of which Peter S. Mich
Ter, Esq. was chairman, Henry Desh, VIM. Sher-
lock, P. F. B. Schmid A. B. Loneshore and Sa-
muel Russell were vice presidents, and John
Shouse and James A. Gordon secretaries.
The Eas,on Wing, says: "The assembly was
all that our most sanguine friends could have ex-
pected or wished. Full representations were pre-
sent from every part of the County, and crowded
the Court House. Mr. James Galloway, of Mer-
Ger county, Pa. addressed the meeting in an elo-
quent and mastery manner on the merits of the
Sub-treasury scheme, and other financial expert
inents of the present administration, and Mr.. G..
w. Yates, from the Committee on Resolutions,
prefaced their reading with some appr opriate re-
marks on the present condition of the country and
prospects OF General Harrison. We do not re-
member having ever been present at public mee-
ting, where the object for which il was called was
entered into in a more spirited and animated man.
ner The name of General Harrison, whenever
it was mentioned, drew down immense applause,
and filled the audience with the most lively emo
tions. But one spirit seemed to animate the vast
concoHrse, and that was TO do their utmost tomake
Northampton tell in the cause of the old Hero of
the Thames"
The following among other resolutions, was pas
sed AT the above meeting:
Resolved, That ]. Jenkins Ross be the Elec-
tor for President and Vice President for this Con-
sressonal District, to be pledged the support of
William Henry Harrison and John Tyler"