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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-18

n bintr.--l rsmsmhcr veil the time n h~a a..
Bible ~as 20 q revolving hs-1k When eoald In.
no meaning la y. and ~hsn cuud I.oa clise. tl.,f 20
hsi"us Peciie could honcstly rcgsrd DE- ssry syl.
ana language were ofisnssc. ard " were called M
-on 10 write upon religious 'oTic.. ioA god car. a.
avo'd a. much as Io-&sb'e the Of ghraseolorv
but q - MT - ~ish now Idie ha. deve soprd
within me wants ~hich olher sook con saii-fs-
say nothing now Of the dis,so sssin 81 the Bbls.
take % merely aIscient writing which n. rsr,-
down 10 "a. and u 90 lne lr., s,,,bers,,l ,,,..,
hon take up the VIKINGS of the mol admired
getuscs al ancient nsoletn times: read them sns
relish them; and YET there deph an my erpcr,encs
ihey do not taib"m This - much. saw bat I have
lived uiore Than - here have wants ina. doos not
meet q reeorJs only moioIy Of my experience but
wth the Bible % - uss Whatever NV state A.
auhors seem 10 have IniiriTaled A. Whacver nno,n
ally ma my erPefience Bole they s.em Go ha,s record
ed a. What erPercnce Ihese had. " indeed
they srsIke irom erpcrience' Its well called th,
hoax for Il u the lsok In which .osn o. he ,,v,.,,,
oil that the individual iL- nce ever L.. I,v.t q,
ever can live. IL - all here ~ would ho,s do,,n
vita sorrow ior sin and pour my soul in deep en-
uii"n ioi my wanderings. here the very ~ords 4
want. and words terribly expressive ~ sould hseak
lor'h IA Thanksgiving &c Tcleass from the bond. a M
lquiiy. and shout Ia eHutng srains my f.rRivene..
here - the hymn ALREADY conposcd. which eractlx
meets the temper Of my mind Then again even The
language Of our common EDgzh scfsoa. riaicaleg a.
Il often has been. 10 ufieg all the only laneuare IN
Hoped within me scck 10 var the erpse.siou 10 a.,
ieci what may regard equivalent bat uare rio
gam term and how other she soul Of the Pos.
slge ESCAPES and find remaining nushine bot a lil.-
isss srm OF worts lidces sss hssrSore strange
TO nae now. though u onee did. the sftacl.uens she
Christian world has W this venerable Ilssk rsr the
ienaeiiy with which they who speak the Earl,sh
Tongue hold on TO our eommon version. IN spic u the
detects ~hirh criticism justly poinss out
But nctaiihstand,ng oil ,hls should rel-i sbsssla
The attempt be made force receive the Bihle
as The word Of Col receive 10 me word of ssod
because have rcProduoed much 81 u in my evn
soul; because am conzs of tisa within me ahieh
vo' cles ior It's divinity ARd man c.n scaily re
ee'e AZ a. the word Of God nii his OF -.--..tros
has developed wiikis hif7 ne need Of a. and 6srni.h
81 lin the key 10 49, sning Our own lsfe mu.,
lead us 10 a. We must h. isiIiaed aio ile Snyseris.
OF falgion m the temple of e~n souh aad fl~n
and not all en. shall comprehrnd sle,ixui6canc
OF the Bible. and The daosnases sf grace
q A. BROwNsON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-18

CORPSE GOING To A BALL Those who read
the thrilling passages from The diary Of London Ply.
siean, That were published few years since. will
member tale under the title Of death at Tho Tor
let Although il asserted NY tie writer haf those
narratives the records VI facts few. presume
were willing to believe that real life could furnish
matter of such romantic interest Especially did the
one alluded 10 strike my miad a. quit unnatural
and reud u, othcrs adinrng the genius more fan
the versciiy Of tho writer
Perhaps some who have seen the words at The head
Of This article may imagine that they re about to be
treated 10 passage from fhs dreams Of fancy but
they arc mistaken. have a sad and solemn tale Of
truth 70 relate, and when has been read there will
be no hesitation in believing that "yuR Is stronger
than fiction" No ccloring shall be Ibid tho story
no nrt Of embellishments shall hcighicn its interest
u shall be told 10 oihos IL told me. and YOU
shall he convinced that there is nothing than
truth IA the story of the corpse that ball.
You rccolleci the first day Of January 1870 II was
bitter cold day u cold fIF south as the city
Of New York, and up hcro in The country. where
nm writing. II was terribly severe You could NOT
ride Car against tho wind without being exposed 20
freezing. have heard oftwo Of death by cold
that day this region and Of smother case IN which
the sufferer saved Wy great sIeriion when al the
point Of perishing.
The night Of that day was 10 observed. as i.
usual here. by New Years bali. Invitations had
been extended for many miles around and great
=
eHpocted Extensive preparations had been made ior
an evening ofmerriment and gles. md merry hearts
beat quickly IN anticipation Or the pleasures Of the
scene. None was happier IN fho thought u coming
JOY fhan Mis-. who ioOk her seat IN the sleigh.
b. The sido Of her partner ior the evening. and set
oui ior rido Of some twenty miles 70 Join The dance
She yeung and gny aoj her charms Of youth and
MY never woro loylisr than when dressed iOr that
" Years ball OF course TOO thirly clad for the
on, and especially fcr shat dresifal day sho had
cono Gar before she complained Of being cold. ve
I'd but heir anxiety 70 reach The end Of thsir
IN time 10 be present al The opening Of Tho .nce
csd them 70 hurry onwards without -.sro;n- h,
xsy Not Ing after tbs COMP ming si. s,id
she ielt TeEisoiy ,0rnior.@nlr. was now lrss
p aad thn thsig Wa 10 n,cc-.ity Fl DELAY ~ e O..
hnf Toy rsachfl. at length. he he "a svhcre
romPag weFo gathering; inc yong min leaps
~ sleigh. ani cHisndci rs hanl O. aasi her,
bni sho do not oies hers he spike ~ her. b1i she
cred noi sho was dcal---,ous ses,.-.-fret
- r'Ts 81 =, 80 TOO bal
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-18
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ros rEE~ Tf~s-
NJ - 80 n N. ten = soarce cd ssSes surPrise
~ me- nat M st,s,1snce uJ.n NJ, csnning's Philo
s.'Ii.eui Leciu.~. isuiisl ~ want Of Interest
M - u,s-iisici scsere - such prscti
cai utihty a. tl.t % N-aaral Philosophy. y highly
c~f.suru,ie a.. "a. sftie Sr the -ansr scienta al
ne Mhssliur Iaslssatl Can a rity like our own
ciy s...hsr'ne $4,000 -Dus. turn oct an sudienc,
rr-irF $50 han have hihcrso collcc,e If not,
seiite must 10 ar b~hiDd her SISTER citi.. in her
hs,- - sciencs and the Where are The young
men that are hereafter ll the firms Of sr business
eo''-es Where ths~- that 10 take upsn them
selves Tie superttendcncc of our manufacturers and
machine shofs know not. bat a 20 certain thu, teir
representation has ye, becn small aud denote. too
much aGahy upun sul9ect that lies ai the E,unda
ton Of al prsctics knoNedge. n i upon m. Young
men Of the city that wheeling depends ior its cnarrr
nsnt sud iis rise. a EDWARDS them that she ook.
with hops al advancement. bot caa their e.denVors
and their enterprise be ably. sscfuliy, 90 profably dr.
recied without the Eid of scicuce or knoul ledge uf
those immuahlc laws that govern the mysterious or.
gnnixaiiun oi being Ts true TINT an. .,,r,;on.
Of the ontutorcd and the ignorant are ofen eroun,d
With success but how many draw hacks upon their
god foFiune and prosperity would have been rcmeded
or entirely suFerceiod. nod hoy known more perfect.
~ the uncsnsing rules uf sat Great FiFt Cans. ., no
gGidcs aud governs all that our citizens viii
not permit these lectures. pspSrcd with ~ urh care
ior uher own especial benefit pazs ~ unheeied ~ will
he too great t,rnish upon their escutcb,on mot nj,
VET 'h'ekly blazoned with the exploits Of scisH,;sc
. heroes
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-18

SHaLt Pos Owing 10 ths er.u,.-.t ,,.,.-.... =
ne autinnirt Of Bosion ~ not tsl.,v a.. -s.
20 = 'pt or q ho ely oases ~ small pr on e., -.
ng over hos stale, there have ben viii - -
mon'hs 10 ie's fsan fiosasS padeni, win vs,,
iofHn' ~ 'afoioid sd 0ut u ihsss 100 deaths 4,
~ lfea'o' ~ gf's' 1T Quarantine md sausto-v
msasures preventive IL ne sprsad III usc.~,.o, 49,,
siaii coniinue 20 IBID upo pubF- rerrsbstoo ~. -.
hofiiies i'r roses. hecaus. ts cty hss a. ,f,s -,
siigmaii-ed ~ ihen g. her - ca 4 l,,,-.,s. -.
ahiine resi'ic'' ~ oommtrcs Btston siss :, -,
nov 80. Asep 30 n1ssious disesa>s'to ssr.eH srs
tDi ratc other cities fuiief b. tnnocta is-, 80, -
p losFr1rlc ciscf Nc nutt ia 80 -, -
=. is.n ftrP rcr aneuuIr wi-tisudv ersy~..sl -
nI BOO noois' o. us sai3sgi ~ resn.srii,i ~,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-18

Tie subjoned gloomy picture of the present condi.
ton Of the business concerns Of New York ~ drawa
in the Express Of Saturday. We would fain hone
says the Baltimore American, thet too dark coIoring
had been given 10 IT, were IL not thar private letters
confirm rs correctness
Many Of the banks resemble in their business IN
Pcarance the dry goods stores in Pearl street The Of
hcers. like the merchants there but they are with
ont customers. The Paper that is offered is now. n
lage portion Off, weak that they find it difficult 10
select sufficient which make Their loans Indeed
~ the experience of nearly forty years through periods
Of embnrgocs wars. and various restrictions on com
merce, we have never seen less spirit and courage
among merchants than nj the present time Those that
are m debt find it nett impossible 10 realize INV
hing. Those out Of debt and these are few indeed
have no wish, nor is there any nducement TO max,
new engagements Not only are the mercantile t,ran
ches OF trade affected, but the mechanical suffer i'm
The same proportion. The mechanics are out Of en-
ploy. and at season Of great suffering too No pans
are on foot for building and some Of our best confrac
Tors have had to give up. The capitalist who lives ON
his money siso equal sufferer for his stocks have
depreciaied. ard have fallen in some instances 6v
per cent Real estate has declined 10 n mini NO,
known--rcnis particularly stores are 40 To so per
cent down. This Is gloomy rsciure we know, lon,
Il = not fnors gloomy than Me fact justifes"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-18
ron THE TINys

ron THE TIMEs.
Ma C,vSIVG's LEcTURg-Is Mr. C. the cause of
science las prOmpt and energetic friend snd fmuch
information not impaired By his course of lectures
must bc attributed 10 the Indifference Of the public
up0n 10 important subject aud the conse quent mat
ienton 81 his hearers. raiher than 10 any negligence
or want Of ability. the part Of Mr. C. without a,,.n
iio on the pari Of his audience much is LOST, fbe,c
being no repetition q Statements the thread Of the sab
jet :. cssy broken. But when attention Is NOT want,
ing repetition - unnecessary. owing 10 the clearne,
II Mr. C conceptions Of the various subjects u,o,
Which be treats and The happy facility he possesses Of
eSprcssIng himsel IN a clear and lucid manner I,
dsPisyiHg The illustrations bswever one ding !. No,
ksr IN view the light, are kepi behind The ,n,,,,,.
instead "a b,ing placed IN q situation 10 be reflected
IN ne drcriion NJ the audience which would r,n.,
ths sfew 20 b. more satisfactory. and the effect 10 b.
greater
d. his iasi locture Mr. & stated that IN IN. animal
eronsuV. the hifd knd OF lever was used and .nke
q he hfearu - on instance bot he omitted nent,on
1g hai n me rcrofmlncc Of one fs Offices the fire
arm b. aiso an example u The frstk hind Of lever The
hrt And o lever - shown By The contraction OF the
t'efpf ssfar clttc THIS muscle ar.scs a. commences
30 de- Shoulder hisde and extends along The arm until
o. rrarlcs the 6rrarn INTO which 10 3, inserted a. a
sh'iH distance from The j,int between 10 and The ban3
o. n CHER ssris. between The fulcr1m and u..;.t.,
ever oi ne hrs And plainly seen IN tho s,S,,o
~ 30 "'1fpt sf'ensw eHiib. which arises from H.
f"1.aff hsse or arn ~ ~ inserted into a I.s -,
js,ton rn.icd ihe eisraHoa fhis !. on the srs.,,,
sdf 90 ihe l'tni Hfid iuuns he elbow, ro,f L. a.,
case ne JOINT b. below ils muscle 81 b.,5 =, al
iicrafa . beiace he 7orer end f-.,.,,pre =, .;,t,
CARLOS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-18

PROVINCIAL ELooUEScE.-The following 10 an e,.
tract from ssPseeh made at meeting lately held in
the city Of ST. Johns New Brunswick for tho purpose
Of raising funds for the distribution Of Bibles
II funds were wanting at this present monen, 70
repel any threatened invason--lei us suppose the in
vaslon so long and inSolerily threatened by the
State Of Mane-how would the brave nr,d ardy sons
OF New Brunswick respond 10 such call AT snch q
call how unsparingly would the old men pour forth
their treasures, and the young their blood. And
yet' SIR funds are wanting for a far important
purpose than 10 insure the political and commercial
advantages of the city Of ST. Johns funds are wanted
10 repel the Entertainments Of more daring and I'M
placable foe than Governor Fairfield The city 10
whose prosperity mot your political but spiritually |
woald direct contributions is the City of the New Jer.
usalem-the foe 10 be repelled is not Governor Fair
field, but Governor SATAN"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-18
POPULAR TlPPEcANog SONG

Ia os-iime- hath been told
That the British sailors hsld
Gould hog the tsrs OF France neat aud banl, O:
Bni they never found their match
I'LL the Yankees did them cath.
IN The Yankee boys sr fighting are the dandy a
The British now 20 bold.
Hired Just 10 fight Cor gold
Commanded by proud Proctor The ersndee q.
With Indians 10y the score,
A thousand. too. and more
They s"ore they'd ilos the Yankees now 30 handy O
Then Proctor loudly cries.
Make this great field your prize.
lou can IN thirty minutes. neat aud handy O.
Thiriy-fye's enough I'm sure.
And if you'll do il in a score.
III treat you TO double share Of brandy O.
The Indians with yell
A ii IL came from h.
Siashed round their tomahawk. ~ neat aai handy q
Now. says Harrison to hi. braves.
Come on and whip these shave.
II we take these savage boosters we're the dandy o
The first guns That we fred
Into their hearts enquired
Which made the lofty Proctor look abandou'd o;
This Bnion shook his head.
And to his officers he said
Lord didn, think old Harrison WIS so handy o.
Our second told - well
IL made the Indians yell,
Which doused Tecumseh's hopes very handy o;
By George. they cried were done.
Wed better and rum
While the Yankees struck up Yankee doodle dandy q
The Indians now unarne8
Because they were alarmed
A'id buried ali their tomahawks 50 neat and handy o
But Harrison did not rest
And on TO battle rres
And tightly gruspcd hs good old sword so handy O.
Yet the brave old soldier said
lie wish'd not Proctor dad
But meant TO drcss him ia q peitcoai 30 handy q.
Then send him TO the squnvs.
The reason Why" becauSr
among nleH hs wasn't quite The dandy o.
Now great success io him
Who does his work 50 Trim
As fios two great warrlors handy y;
Our President he'll be-
Which You will shortly see.
Md fellow citizens. won't that BE- the dandy o.
EMMETT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-18

Tar LsHSEsr aSD SMALLEST SrEaNBoirs-
Yesterday party Of scientific gentlemen .mb,rk Al
on enard small experimental steamboat belonging
10 Mr. Hunt. connected with Messfs Pean, encine.rs
u Greenwich % ply a visit 10 the Pres1eg, n5evi,s
70 her departure from Blarkwsll The prooelli- I.
POWER o. hi' little model is ,vo morse. and The b.1I
VIII carry hfeon psfsons The plan upon which she
. worked - very ingenious the actions Of propclling
and steering aNcssel combined IN ONO piece of
mechanism lately invented By ME- Hunt VIM has Oh
tanned patent fof o. On the day the President ,,as
erPscted out Of The dock this curious ne boat vas
greatly 81 nircd ~ she propelled a the rate ofnne
knois an hour ~indiug her way IN and out through
he crDsd ~ b1a- dat were present .o.
lines ten i0rcnosi. 10 others re storm Sbo cen y.
instantly stopped o. TONED round upon her centre
The vafious Trials and experimental trips which have
been uade On this nall scalo. having rompetey Oh,
tNsfoi ne trpcctafsns ~ SIR H1nt and other scion
90, rcnacaen There cann-f H. doubt lhsi she IL
sci caruiaird 81 rvcr AMI caual nav stion as there
= uo well crested - ~ psddiss. which ~ork under
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-18

The Huntsville Advocate ofihs 23l inst SAYS; "A
.u has passed tho House requiring the Presidents aud
Dreeor' fevey bank to pay mp cash all their liza
o'hes either as principals securities. bvE,re they
'aAe Their seats In the Senate It has been referred
"e STATE Bank committee, and will pass that body in
some shape. ~ the officers OF the banks Gun com
nencc putting their houses in order IA anliciai OF
the passage"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-18

fkSSsrLvasn.-The Harrisburg Reporter loco
foco) Of yesterday. says: The Bank Dill is now be-
lore the Senate. The day consumed by speeches
OF Senators upon it, and rery aie progress made in
maturing the bill
The Reporter states that the delegates from several
Philadelphia Banks, at Harrisburg ask till Feb
ruary l. lofl. 10 prepare for permanent r,sump-
lion
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-18

"ln ali sges aud IN all cvan,fe. "a IA h..u ,.-r,
ed nat the eult'va'or- u the all tAo.r Wa ar,
eesi willing b part ~ ih Their rights. SD submit t..
selves 10 the viii sf rnasier-
WA a. HARRISON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-18

"THE PsorLE 90 rnr UNrsp SrsrEs-Nsy the,
ever rein-'ncr that ." preserve Their hh-rtiss f.
IN st do their own voting and their own 6xh,.r,y-
WA a. HARRISON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-18

TRrx DocrsixS---oae Pres,ls afai Tsr.-as
~ eguy Of the fuelic S~~aAi--Sh- SsssSy 81 n.
rSoue M"n-y--and thu Csnsral Cod of ,.s Is.5ls
--GOrernor Rarbosr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-18

Tie TTPPECANOE FLAG l. Issusd ruua this office
on ne 1T aud 18Th q every month Priee 50 cts
ff0B ths t.ins until the Presidential el.ctiUn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-18

tensiVe kEADiNC ROOMS ~ the United States-
Terra 10 -ub~rrberS. IS ycuF. Stranger. aro free
yrsif a. 90 the space VI uae RJnth those who con-
unne % vat % sr kngcs ict.n, viii be put down n.
subscribers
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-18


Tvs SroSGE Law The Council q the Teri.
tory Of Wisconsin, which is Of The simon pure" loco
'oco stamp, has. IN compliance with The recommends.
tons q heir loco foco Cover pa-ed ,b,t h. c,.
called " ne SPoHge Ing'-ihaiIs iosay Lap 10 r,ps
oui on aeits u D fact worthy Of notice hat where
the agrdnan and loco fJco doctrines establish foot
hold they carry ~ their train. ouraees upon The COW
situton violations Of ths obligations Of oonirsc and
almost every species of Jiskobor
Wisconsin Correspondent Of Inc S. LOUIS Rspsb.
l,oaI, thus noncos the passage of he Sponge Lev =
OUr Legsaturc have dccrced thaf oil dcbs are q h
biofod out and IN cose man sue bis neieh5or f,r
debt uuoot any ciFcorasances ne plaintiff shall nav
ne oosis zee Duteh practice would have been better
me Oonsahie pay cost Our citizens sre Ceiling
.p pehtous 70 Ccngrees praying the disspprrsal Of
Nee ohnorous laws bu n Our Legislature are
bhonE. unt drapprovsd BY Congress thcfelors. tlcrs
nic FsarHs q irsoivenis around tlo yropcr oncsrs
l1JHf 'heif ceb's fist osths cen BE- adnn,s.er
~ ~ osiioc1on can b. rnsds after he OATH under
~ e'fcnfofiances Or Jegisstur, are ~ Iooo ros
-tsoFcrnor end o."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-18
J. E. WHARTON Eai.or aud rrovr,,,,,.

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month. No subscriber received for less term than
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vance. OF 50 II not paid within one month ftosn The
b,sinning Of the year. No subscribers will be re-
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-18

~ lDE'.-A good 'un is told N the ST. Louis
''aEeus atou an lrshnan who had been sentenced 10
me state lrson Of Missouri for years, and until
OF the costs and expenses Of e prosecution were dis
charged"
AND what dad yer honor say about costs and et.
B pls Ine Judge repeated the sentence when
- e'clauned-'a and now. yer honor cant ye 10 so
good as si make three years ank knock Of the costs
and EXPENSES"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-18

CoNCERT--The Bs-ss Rand belonging TO the G &.
Flues Val give coacert tonight At Masonic Hail.
This banl hss hetn formed within the PCS, year and
with me tuioH Of ex,tloni teacher they have &C
quircd PrOfe'eney truly wonderful in short sea
40. To stimulate. 10 excite emulation. to encourage
anI fariay reccm@ens- them flr gheis efforts 10 &C
compl-h ihrnr-l -. 10 proa's the happiness Of our
ci.x-ns an1 reject credit the city should b. suf
heieGi lnlaccmeni 10 suy person spend E.y cents
song 20 hear them bit There stronger Inducemen
- minl. The pleasure 10 be- derived from their
excellent performance. - worth doublo the money
The music ~ b Per.jrmsi fne their instrument,
fne. AM t.oir espae.g make music on the IN.
s:r-menis 10 Zoe Mai osn any enc wanl merel
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On Saturday evening Last. the following resolution
was offered al the Tippccanoe Club by J. T. Wharton.
and unanimously adopted
Resotrea That the TippeCanoe Club Of Ohio county
10. IN behalf Of the voters Of said county challenge
and def The voters ofany other county in the State OF
Virginia which polls five hundred votes to give
Harmon and Tyler great majority IN proportion
90 The number Of votes polled As will he given by the
aid Ohio county