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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-23
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NlRGlNIA--lN CHsScERY--At rules held in IN,
clerks office Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancey for tho county Of Ohio m NJ month
ofAUgusi, ISiI
sane Starr and Samuel G H,r,o, ,.o,.L,,. 80 :
partners trading under the 6rm Of Starr q Nor
""' Compliments.
Jacob E. Bier, Morgan Nelson. LLOYD G. Hughes
Joseph Morrison, Hiram Marin. The North Yves.
tern Bank ofVirginia. The Merchants AID Me.
ehanics' Bank Of Wheeling. Henry Moore, IL Igh
NICHOLS the wheeling Savings Institution Jane.
Luke John Richie, Samuel Sprigg. Joshua Hun.
Ter and Redick Mexico Defendants
The Defendants Joseph Morrison. Joshua. Hunter
and hedick Mckee not having entered their apueor.
anoe and answered The bill Of the conolainants
ana u appearing by Satisfactory proof that upon
proper enquiry being made for them at their res.
Pecnve usual places Of abode IN this county for tbs
purpose Of serving On them the subpoena in Chan.
Sery issned in this they could moi be found On
motion Of the Compliments by counsel il is ordered
That the SAID defendants do appear here on the frs.
DAY OF The next ia term Of tins court enter their
sppeannce ond answer the said complainanf,' b,II
ana That copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
IN 'onhe newspaper printed m the city Of Whes ling
iOr Two months successveiy and posted al The f,,1
door Of the court house Of Ohio county a COM 80,
ABEX. II. LAIDLEY. clerk
Lamb 4 Russell hr Comprs a-,I2
FIRG1NIA-Ix CnsNcrRy--At ,plcs Lol,-,, a.
clerks office oflhe Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chaneery ior tho county Of Ohio 10 the month
Of August; 1871.
''sl'''oef fazier' Complainant.
against
.1,na' White and James r. Forsyth Defendants
me defendant White not having entered M. M. /
P9a,an,o a"a gwen secuf,y According 10 the act Of
assembly and the rules nftbi. c,yrt ,T.t i, -
ing oy satisfactory proofihai be Is not an ~ si,,o,
o. niA commonwealth. on motion NJ he COMEDIAN.
art by counsel % y ordered that TIE said defendant
~ Hs'son ne hrs' day % she next fsll tern,
Sornplainant's bill and hatu copy Of tis o,I,, H..
forthwith inserted IN SINE newspaper p,,,,,,f =, -
eHy oiWhoelng iDr two months rurcessiyaIg ,rt
posted o. fho front d00ro ne court House I'D "a.
County. coz tcsto
ALEX. r. LAIDLEY CLERK
Limb Resell fir Csmn't ,r,I5 /
blbPtiENS' TRAVELS 10 Greece. Tu,.
hsy du'-ia. and Poland in two volumes inst recsi
20 anl 20 sale ~ ROBB A. STEPHENSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-23
MUSIC & VARIETY STORE. Union 81

MUSIC q VARIETY STORE. Union 81 -
INNhE subscriber keeps constantly on hand zen.
n ernl assortment Of Musical Instruments ,,5e,o
Bands can DO supplied at eastern prices adding
transportation from the seaboard, also Germ1n and
nIehcan fiano iories from tho most celebrated
maAeTs and warranted 10 stand m asy climate. Piano
Music and Instruction Books for oil Instrument, W.;
nus Aecofdlons, Flutes; Flies, Drums Violin strings
C'anonei reeds Flank Music Paper DC &c also a
variety Of staple goods. consisting IN part Of Vs,t
snu Suspendcr Buttons, Pearl and Bone do for Shin,
VINE ana assorted spool and skein, thread. patept
90 ~, sewing SILK, Needles Of oil kinds. Shell end
,'O'n combs OF various patterns. Fine and Redding
do with variety Of other articles loo numeroy, !,
nenhon9and which will be sold At fair prices The
subscriber would respectfully invite the citizens end
country Merchants TO call and examine his stock
mar 2-ly, j. MELLOR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-23

Anew NOVELS.-Corso Dc Leon. C,op,.,.
- ida, Captain Kyd, Creighton. Kings Hirbvoy
Tower of London. God3phir. Quadro1ne. N,,n,,.
Leslie. sslnagund by Paulding Charcoal st.,.t
o. iusi received and for sale bv
may 20 ROBB A. STEPHENSON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-23
WOOL.

fkNHE highest cash price paid Tor he clean arf
Gle delivered at orr Store on Main A.
jon - JACOB a. MITCHELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-23

VI GlNlA-iS cHANcERY-At rules held in the
Clerks office Of the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chhncery, for the county OF Ohio, in
the month II August. ls4l.
Abij,h n Jlhnson and Thomas Drakelev mari.
ners "a business, under the firm of A y John
son " Go. Complauants
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-23

a NOfHER MAusNIFlCsNf TORY.
~ Two Original and Beautiful Engrdvings.
I he NEW WORLD for he week ending august
81 cont Tins
TIE Defoi med-a novsl Of the deepest interest,
by the author of ~ CO.'S and FIe ds.h
Baruabv Rud gs-new chap'eTs, with an illus
Iratys engraving made expressly for the New
World.
Jerusalem-A Sketch-witn a .upcrb cncra
wing OF the hills aud sacred city.
An original Poem, by Mrs Sigourney-with
SIX other Original Poem b. Airs Mowatl, Nj SIS
Crawford, Henry Watson Park Benjamin.
&c.
! theatrical "reminiscences, including memorials
/ Of Mrs SIddon, Miss O'Nril, ohE Kcmblc, Ban
/ mister, &c.
The Spectre Ship of Salen, n story from
/ Blackwood's Magazine.
/ The Worth OF the Mind-an essay by Rev Or
| vile Dewey.
The Riva'-a love story with a moral.
The New York University, and its Medical
! school.
A greatvariety OF + litoral and selected Arti-
clss-ranging from grave TO gay, from lively 10
severe"
! Forcirn News, by the Columbia.
Subs ,Tip tons received ami single numbers for
sale the Perio teal office AMI Stationary store
Of Ii THOMPSON g. co.
aug 20 Monroe street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-23
e3O,OOO REMARn

n-o,,,, $4,000 REWARD.
OIlCE IS hereby given thar tho s,hsc,;,,..
y moved his establishment TO Wafer air., g.
tween The Hotel. and Mckee, IInr,l,ng &, g
warehouse where he intends Keeping gono,oi
furnishing CLOTHING STORE, such o. cIo,bs
easslne'is, and vestings Of every variety. all Of
".,'en WI 90 made to order in the neaiest and
mos, fashionable style also a handsome sunnly n
READY MADE CLOTHING, together with . -,
nssor,ed stock Of BOOTS AND SHOES ali oC,,h..L
VIII De sold low for cash good endorsed papsr
" - JOS s LOWRY
HEEsE-A further supply, IN boxes. receiy.
~ ed and for sale by
KING g. CRUMBACKER.
sent as, Wafer Street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-23

INCIDENTS u Travel IN Central America
III nd Iucailn by John T.. stephens vols also
eighAraba PcirUa. tie Holy Land. Greece; TOR
heyRassia Poland By the sameior ssle BY
sug 23 JOHN FISHER, iJJ Main o.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-23
BROOK 4 DILLON,
PLUMBERS,
n W. Corner OF Monroe and Fourt n SITS
pOSlrE TIIE NEW COI-Rr.HOItSE

WI they carry on the House and Steamboat
PLUMBING, in all its branthes
They have constantly on hand: Hgarants, ofuari
Gus Il, scriptions HaicrS Kettles Water Closets Bath
Tubs, Ho, s Cold Shoper Baths. Reiorfs for Bleach.
ing. Chemical Apparatus. Lead Cegins. Patent Bail
Heaters, FV c and LiJt Pumps. LEAD Pipes Of all
sises. Sheet -ead Of any thickness. and porked uy
info any manner ofform.
99~ Water conducted through Lesden Pipes
from Springs to Dwelling Houses IN the Country
ALso-BEER PUMPS 4 BAR ROOMS fitted M
TO or Ter; LEATHER HOSE.
Slperiorpumps for country wells, steam engines
&c. &c.
"a All orders thankfully received and punciuGul
attended 10. WHEELING Va.
CASH PAID FOR GLUE SCRAPS.
| aug 2S
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-23

SfBPiiENs' TRAVELS 10 Greece. To,
~ du'-ia, and Poland in two volumes inst recsi
Fe1 ana ~ sale by ROBB A. STEPHENSON
nay %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-23

Inc defendant James G. Johnston NOT having
entered ms appearances add given securt lStcordl
ing 10 the act Of assembly and the ruleEBf 10
court ahd u appearing by satisfactory proof that
neis not an lnhabltant Of this comRO asyeaith
% motion OF complainant v counsel itis order
ed Iat the SAID detendant do appear here on the
l-lday oil Tue neXtFall term e this coyTt enter his
appeaI6nce. give security for performing the De
gee ~ me cause, and answer the bIH Of the said
eomplainant, and that cory Of this order be
,iI,'n WIN inserted ~ some newspaper printed IN
" JlB OF wheeling, for two months sutces-
5inIy, 9n9 posted az the front dor of .he court
house Of Ohio county. A corv testc '''
Wilson, for Comp't sngIo
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-23
TIIEATRE.
CAsIiI CASIII

CAsH CASH.
van cash and must have a. Afer this ueeL q
hdnumber Of ngies and accounts Of long st.nsinr
Gan often presented for payrnoDD will be placed ir
tie officers hands or collection.
J tender my thanks ~ those Of nv friends who
have promptly paid their respective accounts
SEPT ~ SAMUEL M'CLALIEN.
VIZ highest cash 5uce paid ior FlaSseed and
Il Timothy seed by
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-23

NlRGlNlA-IS cHAScERY--At rules held IL tho
Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancerv for the county Of Ohio in the month
of August, 1871
The President and Directors OF the Fire and Marine
Insurance Company ofWhsolins.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-23

NOR RENT.--One small house m aNiIIs Ro,, :.
a Centre street East Wheeling Rent moJ.ro,.
enquire Of JOHN FISHER, 1873 Main 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-23

NIRJlNiA--lS CHANcERY-At rules held ia the
clerks office ofthe Clroait Superior Court OF law
end ChanceIy for the county Of Ohio in the month
of August 1871.
Cunningham KIIhcari and Joseph Kithcar,. hartman,
IN business under the firm of c. & J. Kirhcar,
Complainanls
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-23

rPrnN nrrririn-

ISAAC cANErr. UProN nt.rFtetn
COPPER TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE
MANDATORY
No tSs. Market Square. third door North Of Mar.
ket Alley. WHEELING. Va
NANETT u DUFFlEI.D. take this early of.
~ PorionIiy OF inicrming the public that thel
hsve opened m entire. ne establishment "a
aooNs where they prepared 10 furnish
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.
anY and all articles usually found IN establish
inents II the same Kind. Copper kettles meas
together with every variety IN the Tn and Sheet
lroa Ware Line wnl be made 10 order.
Also Steam Roat work OF every description
made IN the most durable manner aud on tin.
shortest notice Metallic Roofing Of copper, lin
or zinc will be done.
The proprleters have every confidence in their
ability 10 render perfect Satisfaction their Gus
'omers.
The senior IN The frm hos been engaged FOR
Nepatwo years m an extensive Tim aud Sheet
aueare establ Invent this city; and the iu'
Our tser for thirteen years past has been en-.
fall oil q, Col Geo Dulty' establishment at " hicf
i1eecy PIPER work has been done during tina
nrnp'i han II al other sh sps ia the city together
~ oyfirlnE IN copper lin. aud sheet iron prompt
| bono inded to.
! "d y couniIy friends may do well by giving us
| aoIl lore they purchase elsewhere.
ASiho times are extremely hard we are deter
| mlnCd 10 sell At the very Owest price for cash.
| Old copper, Brass and Pewter will be receive
| IN exchange for ali kind, of ware, Call and sc
Ius.s nv G.. q ID.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-23
John Mckee.

'Onn mchee; Defendant,
Tue defendant not having entered his appear
ahce ana gwen scCunty according TO the act Of
assembly ans the rules Of tins Court. aud II APP
pearng by satisfactory proof that he is not an
lnhabitaut OF thls Commemorative motion OF
comvialnapt by counsel, II - ordered that the
said defendant do appear here or The 6rst dHv NJ
inc nsNi iail term Of this Court ENTER his appear
ance, give security for performing tha decree in
!he cause ana answer the complaIlant's bill and
that copy Of this order be Forthwith Inserted
"a some newspaper printed IN the city of wheel.
lng iOr Two months 5. ccessfvely and posted Al
INC non, Aoor OF the Court house Of Ohio county
a copy teste,
ALEX. T. LAIOLEY Clerk.
jacob FifZhnQh for Comp't auo 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-23

NlRGiNIA-IS CnANcERY-At rules held in The
Clerks office Of the Circuit Supe Tor Court OF
Law and Oh ancery for the county of Ohio, in the
month Of August ls4..
The North Western Bank Of Vfrgiria.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-23
against
Austin Peay, William W. Ross and Mcyss

NI1yiNlA; AT rules held IN the Clerks ofics
OF the Circuit Superior Court ofLaw aud Chan-
AgUst Is4i. -
The North Westers Bank OF VII giria,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-23

VIRGINIA-IS cuANcURY-At rules held in the
Clerks utIi.e Of the Circuit Superior Court OF
Law and chancery for the county Of Ohio, IN
the mon th Of August 1871,
EphraIm Pollock snd John Altman, partners in
business under the firm Of b. Pollock & Co.
(.p,,lainap,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-23
WORKfNG or Al

AA IKE WORKING OF ALI,
w KlNDS.-R.- wATTERSON still CON
Aele' ms wire working establishment on
rlusT' wheeling near tn, stone<bridg,
W. he Will manufaciureo order and in The
most approved manner u arties i'm his line w.
ElNEs AND RIDDLES. Of all sizes, Rolling and
Syiah3ing seREEE.wIEE ter merchant mills and
aItt0Vtther klnds0I wove wire that ca n be named
"lkE ROPE Tor Ferrees'always On hand and
Manufactured at the SHORTEST notice % orderSad
v" the most favorable term for customeTs
nryO o. tF
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-23
ALEX. It. LAIOLEY, Clerk.
Jacob & FitzhnQh. for Comp't aug 10

.NlkGlNlA-IS cHAScERY--At rules held in the
Clerk oihceof the Clrcuit Suoerio, Court Of
Law 9nd ChanceTy Tor the county OF Obi in the
month OF August 1871.
George Duly, Complainant
against
E9enezer Zane, and Mary VI. s. Zane. his wife
Henry Moor and James &. Jolrsst6r
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-23

.rtN't' Nl' VI anu John NC Orkney, ieiendants.
, ne delendant, Henry Sloan rot having entered
MS appearance and gwen security according To
the act of assembly and the rules Of this court,
ana u oppeatinS by satisfactory proof tina, he is
not an lahabt1nt VIC commonwealth. On
motion Of the complS hlsby counsel II Is ordered
mat the said defend anto appear here on he first
aay oil the ncNtFall term OF ibis urtentCr his ap
peaLahce, give seru rIty for pcrformlngthe decree
IN the cause, aud answer the bill of the SAID
eorplainants-ani that copy of this order l.,
!or,hwlth inherited ia some rCwspaI CT printed
III NE city OF Wheeling Tor two months sIcces
sNtly and posted al the front door Of tho Cour
! mouse Of Ohio county. A copy teste.
! ALEX T. LAlDLEY. Clerk.
| Nelson f-r Comprs. ang 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-23

GORDON NEEDHAM, NJ, D.. Onondag,
=. LAWRENCE, VI. D., BaldwinsvilIe.
DRONCnlTlS! BRONCHiTIS!l-B
~ ware Of that dread destroyer. ssrTBE
BRONCL ITlS:JE Which spa res neither the
Dung thoohd or the Beautiful, but Is annual
~ hurryine thousands upOn thousands 10 n preI,,
AZURE grave ungdeT the mistssn name ofConsu.
m}uon' The usual symphonic Of this disease are
Cough, Sore lesssOf the Lungs or Throat Hoarsc-
ness, Dlitlculty Of Breathing, Asthma, Hectic
FcyeT.a Splitting no Of PhlegTn or III attor and
sometimes blood. It's aninhsmmationo ftbe Snc
SIX ~ which ines the inside Of the small wind mi q,
OF ar vessels running through cry part Of the
lungs. The great and efectuaI remedy for tbis
slarmn aud vide spread disease i the Rev r.
covert BALM OLLIE. This new and inv,i-.
liable Medicine is universally pronounced. bV he
muiuiudes wh9 have used 10 aud tested its heal.
ing virtues, 10 be the mOstwOndeTful and sdnira-
Die remedy IN the world for the cure Of Broncbi.
us, Coughs, severe Colds, Group, Asthms. Wbon-
Nindppe, which. neglected soon lead 10 resLCon-
sumption.
The BALM or LIFE stands entirely aloofrrop,
me various Quack NJstTums Of the day haviar
invariably won The confidence Of Phvsiti1ns Cler-
SYment and the intelligent Of all classes WHEREBY
e. % has been introduced Phllanthropisfa and
an who truly 0mDathizo with human Suffering
every where hail I appearance with heart felt low
and look upon the Balm o. LIFE az ono Of those
great and uncommon blessings whicha kind
Providence occasionally bcst0ws on man bur
winch like angels visits, are few and far between
.AgJlrculaTs, containing numerous tesf.noni-
as Of me highest responsibility can be had. graf
ml0us. OF al our Agents.
- Ihc BsLN or ifrE Zone DoliarrerRottIe1 il
i0roie a. the Book store Ot
dec i5--sm STEPHENSON & GARwOOD /
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-23

Tho article as prepared by NJ. Dumas. wa
made m The laboratory without reference 10 cost alb
soluielJ Purs.-oct S-if
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-11-29

True FRIENDsHIP.--The water that flows from
Il s, ring does not CONCEAL in winter; and those
sentiments that flow from the heart, cannot be
frozen by adversely.
The ANTDoTE. writer in the New York
Observer says. that simple drnught Of milk will
not only relieve but cure the eXcrucaDg thirst for
strong drink experienced by The unfortunate
drunkard, when endeavorng TO forsake his habiis
Of inebriation thirst for which water furnishes
only momenary alienation.
To inure young persons 10 bear patiently small
injuries is capital branch Of education. Moth
ing tends more effectually TO secure men against
great injuries
Honor yourself aud you will be honored DIES
pisc yourself and you will be despsed
They who will abandon friend for one error
know little OF human character, and prove that
their hearts cold as their judgments are
weak.
Valuable Remedy for Dropsy.-'The following
important remedy, found in "Raymond's copy Of
Gums Domestic Medicine" has, we are inform
ed cured some Of the most inyeleruie cases OF
dropsy in our city within few months "Take
TWO handfnlls of the green inner bark OF the
white of common elder, steep them in two quarts
of Lisbon wine twenty-four hours. If this wine
cannot be had, Teneriffe or Madeira will answer.
Take gill every morning, it lasting, or more if
it can be borne on The stomach"
Pride. Dr. Franklin says -" Pride is as loud q
beggar as want, and great deal more saucy-
When you have bought one fine thing, you lust
buy ten more that your appearance may be all OF
n piece but it is easier 10 suppress the first de.
sire than TO satisfy oil that follow it,
The following was one Of The regular ,oasls at
The late annual festival of the Massachusetts Hor-
ticuItural Society: WOMAN
"A Seeding sprung from Adams side
most celestial shoot,
became OF Paradise the pile,
And bore pOrld of fruit"
President Harrison poiSoned-lt is stated in the
New England Review" that the opinion is gain.
ing ground IN Washington city, that President
Harrison was poisoned. The only evidence allu-
ded to, sustaining the suspicion, is the appear.
ance Of the corpse, when the coiiins were open
ed, with a view 10 removing it to North Bend
the head being much swollen. We cannot sup
pose for moment that there is any ground for
such surmise.
A foolish story started some time since in al
Eastern print, and has been since extensively co.
Pied the purport of which is that the body Of
VIM ii. Harrison, when examined preparatory &c
Ills removal, exhibited appearances showing thai
me came 10 his death by poison = and superaddlnt
that the belief that such was the cause OF '
death, was gaining ground at Washington. We
had regarded Tins story as too ridiculous to require
attention. No such suspicion was spoken of Of
entertained by any Of the committee of remoya
Lr heard of by them from any person whatever
at Washington or ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ozetie
Upwards of one thousand names are signed I,
tbe total absiinence pledge in Haverhhl, N. II.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-11-29

apsyte hut it would cost a sight o money TO 60
tkore aud wanted TO carry my earnings TO moth
er. SO bid him good bye, and came off. Now
what do you guess he did next morning. vow
me to Moscow in one of his own carriages, and
bring me back again, when I've seen oil want TO
see And we are going tomorrow morning. MIR.
Dallas What do you think now|
And sure enough The next morning the Yankee
boy passed the ambassadors house in splendid
coach and four waving his handkerchief and
shouting Good bye good byep
Mr.. Dallas afterwards learned from the empe
ror that all the particulars related by this adven-
turous youth were strictly true. He again heard
from him at Moscow, waited upon by the public
officers, and treated with as much attention as is
usually bestowed on ambassadors.
The last dings of him reported that he was
travelling in Circassa, aud was writing journal,
which he intended to publish
Now, who but Yankee could have done all
that?
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-11-29
THE VICTORY CASE.

We perceive the Patriot is g0rymg over TIA"
result of the Victory case in the legislature, which
was--aol formally decided al al. by 100 u,ls
takes -one by the Wing minority, in no, present.
ing their nominations i'll county convention, and
the Other in the joint assembly, in not giving the
minority an opportunity TO correct The crror-tIic
place Victory was permitted TO be represented, in
defiance of the Constitution us we believe; nud
thus Essex county was provided with sci Of 10
cofoco officers throughout. We certainly think
the locos ought not to complain.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-11-29
From the Rochester Democrat of November 10.
LATEST FROM SALT RIVER.

"Up Salt Rirer." BY recent letters from this
4" Saline EIysium," we learn that the Locos have
LETT things in such horribly bad condition that
The higs will scarcely be able TO inhabt it, All
the gardens and improvements made by the Wings
during their long sOjourn there previous 10 1887.
have heen suffered to run waste, the school houses
turned into gambling shops, and the log cabins
torn down or blown up. The LocOs have also
tiate clean work of the hard cider'-nora drop
left. The place will have TO undergo considera-
BILE repairs before the Wings take possession, but,
as they intend to siny hut one year, it cannot be-
expected that the improvements will he very
ienSiye. There have been many distinguished.
arrivals within the last two months. The place
is last filing up from New York anh Michigan.
Their voyage has been rough, the wind carry ing
!hrm much further up The rirer ;han they Intended
to go. Some OF the more malicious OF the re-
treating Locoiocos circulated report just before
leaving, that Honest John Davis, of Alassachu-
sets, would be there shortly. This was not cred
tied.
p. S. We have just learned that the vessel con-
tanning the "Polilical Abolitionlsts," was swamp
ed IN The Cult of Forgcrtuness," and every soul
on board persisted.