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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-29

ViRGiNi A;--At Rules held IN the Clerk. Office
Of The Cncdi, Superior Crart of I.s~ ard Cpaf.
Gerry for Morgan Cosniy, ga the hfsl Monday 10
July. ls4l
Robert P. Gastin, pfr.
cgeis9
William c. DasonLe,rs aud Wm. Ca,s, DTS
IN CiANCERY.
III HEdefendant, VIM. G. Dus-nberry not having
n entered his appearance according 10 the pct
OF Asseaby and the rules OF this Court, ard Il NJ.
pea.ingfs satisfactory evidence ttst he IL not pn
inhasitant Of ihis Commonwealth, it is orderad
hat he do appear here on the Grs, Monday in Sen.
tenber mex, and answer The planud's bill: ard
,hs, cory of this der be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published 10 Berkeley County, far
TWO months suecessi, ., and like cop, posted NJ
the front door Of the Court House in Morgan coun
~ Aforesaid.
A Cops.--Teste.
j. REIcHaRD. c. c.
July Is, l3iI--2m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-29

VIRGINIA TN the Circuit Supetior Court e
Law and Ctaucery for Berkeley County, june
Rsles, 1871;
John MeClea,y and lane, his wife, John McCiee'
rs, Jr. Robert r. ysnmet,- and Matde, his
w,fs, Joseph ", Cleaty and Jane MeCieh,s.
pi.Gs.
against
joseph Showslt-r John Fsibner ard Eliza. HE
wife. Tha.. Kelly and Aon Rehtees, hls w'ie,
Lewis B. W,sore and H,uiet. his WIFE, snd
Ella abeth aud Willism sho~alet, i,iait sLi..
dren ard heirs Of Joha Sho~aiter, decd,
Jns.
rs CiIaNCERY.
YEyaE defendants. lescepl Jo.sph showslier
d not having entered their sppeeIarce aid given
.eeuliiy according 10 The act of Assembly ,rd tic
rule. IL Ibis Coart, and itappesiee b. satisfactory
evidence ihst they out Of this ComnicnuerI,i.
il is ordered, that the sad Defendants do ert,r
their appearance to this suit iie fts de-, If Tie
next tenn, and ca the bin o. the riniif';
and TINT copy Of this order be fotbvi,h fuhii,i.
ed IN any newspaper wilhih This county. and ean.
tinned inr Two months suceessivels. sud sroiier
copy thereof posted al the front door Of the Cout.
Hsuse Of the said county.
A Copy.--Tesie,
JOHN sTRoTHER,
June H. 1871 .--2m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-29

Virginia Sin the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law ard Chancery for Berkeley Covn'., June
Rules, 1871!
Poser II. Cookus, Adu'r of Ca,harine r,eneh,
deceased, pfF.
agoia1
Silas II ,tsn, Admir- ct John French deed, Who
was Exsc'r Of Jacob French deed and others,
dts.
IN CHANCERY.
FHSfiE defendants. Robert Proctor and Mart.
". his wife, and Henry II ute und RarhseI. hi.
~fs. not having entered their appearance and
given security, according TO th- act Of Assembly
end tho rules Of this Court, srd 1t appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they are ~ this Gem.
monweath; tia ordered thar the ,nid defendants
70 enter their appearance TO this suit the first
lay pf ihs nexi term, and answer The bill Il tho
plaintiff; and thai copy Of this mder be forihsh
published IN eHy newsi.apcr within this c"uHty
and continued Tor Two mnnhs succes-isely ard sno.
ihcT GUY thereof posted at he front dooi VI lbs
Coun-Hause oi tue said county.
Copy.--Tes,e.
JOHN STROTHER, c.
july q. l94i.--2m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-29
7-7777=7'7----77'
La FAYEIIE GU ARDS

LA I u L u w hHbS
You are requested to meet at the Court House
on Saturday evening. the 9TH of August at o'clock
A punctual attendance is desired.
July %.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-29

ViRGiNiA;-Ata Court held for Berkeley Coun-
yet The Couri-iiouss, on Monday The i4sh day
Of june. 1911,
John w. Boyd, riF.
cgafns!
George Fleming and OTHERS. dffs.
IN CHaNCERY.
HNlE defcndunt. George Fleming, not having
IL entered bis appearance and given serusiiy.
according to the act Of Assembly and tie rne- Of
his Z uTi and il appearing % tbe CouIt ihat lie
Is not shsbitsni at this Commonwealth II IL
ordered, tina; .he said defendant do srpesr here
On the second NJ ndsy in september. aud answer
the bill 0f the piaEih and that this der he pub.
li.hrd in the Marfinstmrg Cs=efte for two months
succrssiv@y, ind copy posted ~ the front door Vi
the Coar II use Of the SAID county.
CJpy.--1esre.
HARRISON WAITE. c. n. C.
July l5-2n
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-29
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
.MSess e. Mo .AIsAE~

&tOtJ0 u {" IIEDffc(
WILL open School for Young Ladies' In
w Mar'nsburs, on Monday, JuIy26lh. 1871,
in the house The North Eas, corner Of Queen aud
John streets, adjoining the residence Of Dr. Rich
arr McSherry.
Having received her edecaion in The beat Semi
nsres in New England, and had considerable expc
rience in teaching, she feels conhient she give
Subtraction to Parents and Patrons by giving good
instruction in all The branches constituting thor
ougb and finished female education, comprising the
elementary branches Of English, with Agebra, Ge-
omerry, Naturai, Mental and Moral Philosophy
Rhetoric, Boisny, Chemistry. MusIc-vocaI and
instrumental, FREscH, DuAwiso and PAIsriso, in
all their varieties. SC. No pains will be spared to
secure the maximum of improvement, and correct
ady.llke department.
TERMS OF TUITION.
For the elementary English branches per session Of
90 weeks, $40 90
The same with the higher English, 10 so
French. (extra) G 90
Music ga lessoas) 10 90
Pain,ins-M zso.into And Chinese, teseh per
course) = 90
Drawing. (pcr session. 90
july IS i24l 1T
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-29

MAnTi>snuRa. July 10, 1874.
VA ANTED, for the Rail Way Track between
Wv II rper's Feuy md the North III 'untsin,
20 900 Sticks Of Timber, feet long, "a by inches,
for cross-tiesi 6 0o0 S,iek.. 7 feet long, 8 by 6
inches for support blocks.
The above rimbet to b. Of White OAK, Chesng',
Chestnut Oak or Pine Il will be purchased either
standing in tho woods { II not more ihan five miles
from the Line) or delivered upon tho Rail Road.
dressed or undressed Persons desiIou. OF con-
itaeting for The supply OF the whole any par Of
the above quantity can receive further information
by application TO II. II. tIAZLEHURSr,
JAY l5.-3v DiUisioa Engineer.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-29
TO RENT.

A FRESH supply Of Balsam &c Life. Pepper
IN Mint Drops, Bergsmo, and Opodeldoc, just
reesived and for sslo by G RAENHAL.
July |.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-29
TRUST SALE
OF Personal RS.02s2rsu.

KBI sistue OF deei OF trust from Jacob Srhsp.
ED peri. IL TO the vnaersigned Tor the benefit ~
Henry Weishans. Which deed bears da;e on the ID
day % March. 1888, ard s duty recorded Ia the
c eFk'- 0dice Of The Coonly Court Of Berkeley, |
viii u public ar.t lion for Casa. on Monday ne
Oh lay Of dega1 ne1t in front Of The Cou -liau.e
IN Martinsburg, the following personal properly, to
ait:
1ivo black Mares one brorn I.orse
Sra head Of Cattle, 20 head Of Hogs;
One Wagon and Gears;
Nine head Of Sheep;
And sundry other FARMING UTENSILS; also,
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE
such as beds, tsddiHg, Sc Sc.
SEAMAN GARARD,
July 20 --3t Trustee
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-29

vIRGINIA:-la The Circuit Superior Cousi OF
Law ard Chsnce'y for Berkeley County.
Henry Knode and wiie. and oihers, pl.Gs.
ogosnsi
Sarah Sperow's adnr.. and others. dts
IL CHANcERY.
NoTICE.--The parties interested 10 the shows
IN suit will please TO take notice that viii at-
tend at my Office, ia Msuinsburg, on Saturday ite
3st day Of July next, Tor the purpose Of taking
testimony SO may be introduced before me, show
whether the amounts called advaneements made ny
Paul Warner deed. IN bis life time. were advsnce-
enis made BY the In bis life time,
properly tft by him at his decesse. properly dir
iiibnsble among the disrihu'ee. leeniees Of his
estate. SEAMAN GARARD.
June 10. iBii.-5w ~ c.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-29
ESQ Acres of Strong
linn eSEO2lG Land,
10, on the same day, | will Offer, for sale.
wing
Personal PrOpeyty:


Personal Property:
/ head of HORSES, 8 Of which are good worn
Horses;
so bead of Sheep; so head of Hogs; l yoke oil
guod Oxen and Ok Gait;
80 head Of C.te; ? good Wagons; I Horse
Cart; . pair Hly Ladders; ! Wood Ladder;
Horse Threshing Machine; ! prime Wheat
Fan;
Barshear and Shovel Plougha;
A good Riding Carriage and Harness; and grea,
variety of Farming Utensils;
1900 OF 5000 lbs. Of Bacon; 900 lbs. of Wool
1900 OF 1000 Shingles, &c, e..
O. A few Servants will be hired uutil Christ
TEPMS-A credit of nine months will be given
all sums over 5 TO-, the purchaser giving bond
and approved security: of and under hat sum, the
cash will be required. Sale 10 commence at 10
o'clock.
JAMES G.. FICKLEN.
Frederick County, July 20. l84l st
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-29
MILLINERY & MANTUAMAKlNG.
EGiSS LANE TImMDNs

II ECiFULLY informs the Ladiss of Mar
A2 rinshufg and vicinity that she will be locsi
cd her fathers residence from This date, md is
ii readiness TO receive their patropsge--a share
Of which i. resnectfuly solicited.
July lj.--3l'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-29

VlRGlNlA:-ln the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chaacery for Berkeley County, July
Rules, i84i,
William G. Burns, pliF
against
William II Weede. J Ohm Jami.on, Gerard B. Wa.
ger, Samuel Sirider and others, dfs.
IN CHANCERY.
VHNHE defendant, Willsm Il. Wesde, not having
Il entered disappearance md given security, ar
cordpg TO the net OF Assembly and the rules OF
this Court, aad il appearing by satisfactory evil
dence that he is out &c this Commonwealth: IL is
ordered that the said defe ndant do enter his p.
pearance to this suit the first day Of the neat
term. and answer the bill of the plaintiffs: and that
copy of this order be forth~ith published in ens
newspaper within this coun,v, and continued for
two munths successfully, and ano,hcr copy thereof
posted st,hs from, door Of the C,urt-H use OF the
said county.
A Copy .--Tes;e,
JOHN sTRoTHER. C.
I'll,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-29

OFFlcE OF rHE MARvissBuRo SAvISas'
IEsrIrUIIos. july |, 1871.
"A T o meeting Of the Board Of Directors OF said
IN Institution, it was ordered that a semi-annual
dividend of three per cent. be paid TO the stock
holders and depositor.. on or after the 9th inst.
JOSEPH BURNS, Treasurer.
hi,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-29
Volume T5enty-thrce.
eODEY's LADY's BOOK
AND
LADIES' AMERICAN MAGAZINE.

NHRS. J HALE and MRS. LYDIA II ST.
WI Courtney, Edaofs. Miss & LrsLtf, a
Contributor to each number, The pressn, it~enty.
third) volume commences with two Steel Engrsv.
ngs, by A l. Diee; Sunday Matnxg and iht Sale
q tie Pea Lamb also, benutifa coloIed Fashion
fiGfe This IL an outlay for Embellishments M
preeedenied in this or any other country. lite
great beauty Of The pictures will give plessare 10
every lover esthe beautiful, and IL shall always be
our aim 20 procure such snsj for the engiaver
a. VIII, even without the roetiza construction, tel
their own tale While thus giving a,tention to that
ehseh pleases the eve, shall chow that equal at
Iention has been paid TO catering lar tie mind.
Mrs l. II. SicouRsly, WIZ has lateiy returned
from Europe, has made such artange s.eass n. will
ensure supply Of articles from ,he 5as, Female
Writers Of Eagland.
MARY RuuSLL MirroRn, Mrs. S. c. fI.tt
aud MARta EosEwuRrB, l,heis first contribution.
TO an American Peripdirsi vii each contribute Ia
The Ladies American Magazine: from the twc
last We now hsNe articles hand The Hsa.
Mrs. NosToE will also be contributor.
While from abroad We receiving aneh assist
anss as shall serve to nsse an agreeable variety,
must not forget to mention that We are now
publishing article from an eminent writer Of on
,sn county Tbs asfAer If 6 Losire end Ma
atRg !" and " .Sexsibtfsfy." This tale we are ea,-
aia, viii cause great sensation. as a ID the rob
ii.hiag of" Losing and Winning which was re-
published IN half the papers OF lie country.
Let il not he forgotten that Mss LssLlg eonili-
hutss TO The Lady's Book, only. CT No ether
Magazine has articles from her pen. She COR.
nences in this No. another Of those sra phc .ke,ch
IS that give so much pleasure to our readers
" Leoai!ia Lyamors."
While paying proper tribute 10 the great tsler,.
Of the English Ladies' previously rent onrd he Il
remembered TINT have our own Hats, siaouR-
MY. LEsLfg, PARsoss, EasuRY. HESTz, and
bo.t Of others, TO mention which we have neither
time space.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-29

VIRGINIA.: AT Court held for Dcrkels, Coan.
" at the Couu. House. on M onday the IAN day
June l8fI,
james Murphy, p,,T
against
George Fleming and oibers. dGs
IN CHANCERY.
YNHE defendant, George Fleming, not having
n entered his appearance and gives security,
according To the ACT Of Assembly snd tho rules
q this Court, and il appearing TO the Court that
hc Is not inhabitant OF this Conn, onw, sah IL
ia ordered. that the said defendants, do appear hers
on the second Monday in September. aud answer
The bHl Of the plsin,d: and that this order be PUB
Iished in the MariiasLarg Gazette Tor Two months
successivels, and copy posted nj the front door
Of the Cour,- House of The SAID couoiy.
Crry.--Teste,
HARRISON WAITE, c. n c.
I Jsly l5.-2m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-29

RACoN.-2 900 lbs. prime Bacon (hog round J
q just received and for sale bv
July Is. !. VAN DOREN, Jr.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-29
GODEr,s L.sOY.,s E00H

II IS been favored from the Grst with list Of wri
lers tina, no other Magazine con equal. IL has
also, what canno, be said Of any other publication
Exclusive Contributors
The list Il .ubcr,bets is larger than any month
Is publication Ia this perhaps any other county
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-29

DINE APPLE CHEESE. fresb Msccsroni and
~ Vermiecl just received and for sale by
Jslye2 j. JAMESON
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-29
IN cHANCERY.

Sils. Hulsn. Admir- OF John French, deed, vi la
was Exscr Of Jacob French. deed and others,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-11-11
Hon. FRANcis GRANGER, late Post
master General, is elected TO Congrc
Crcm the 2G.h district of New York.
LETTER FROM GENERAL SCOTT.

Gen. Scott has written letter, in reply to
numerous enquiries Of lis political opinions
and position. The following are the princl-
pal topics:
lie nvows himself a "Democra,jc Whig,"
was never federaist or jacobln he ap-
proved of the Administrations a of Jefferson,
Madison, and Munroe, but was opposed to
the embargo, the gun boat system, and the
reduction Of the navy. lie is not, and never
was, an impracticaJie, or an abstractionisf, in
any sense whatever, but always all sold fash.
oned republican"
Entertaining the highest respect for the
judiciary, he regards the Supreme Court as
the interpreter Of The laws and the consttu-
ton and whenever any question has been
decided by that court, I've considers that the
princiule Of the decision ought to be taken
by all as definitely settled. For the people,
and especially for their iunctionares, To deny.
disturb or impugn principles thus cons''tu-
tionally established. he considers of evil ex-
ample, If not Of direct revolutionary ten.
dency.
The Executive Veto, he considers shonId
be used only to protect the President froln
nsurpations by Congress, and I" prevent I'M
constitutional or lIasty and violent Legislation.
He is in favor Of an amendment to the con
sitution, reducing the veto power and limit
ing the executive patronage also OF an a.
mendment limiting the President TO n single
term, and extending that term TO six years.
lie does not however, think that IN the alb
scncc Of such provision, candidate Is
called upon to pledge bimsef 10 single
term. He considers that the agency OF the
President in legislation should he confined
strictly within the limits prescribed by Tho
constitution.
OF the leading measures Of the extra scs-
sion, he says, that had he been member OF
| Congress, he should have voted for the land
distribution bin, the bankrupt bill and the
second bank bill, or fiscal corporation.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-11-11
Seventeen days later from Europe
ARRIVAL of the BRITANNIA.

The British Royal Mail Steamship Britain.
MA, arrived at Boston on Sunday last, at two
O'clock, bringing London papers To the 2O,h
Ociobcr. and Liverpool papers to the 2ls,.-
Shc was detained by The Government until
the arrival Of the Caledonia, by which vessel
they expected important dispatches. Her
long passage was owing 10 rough weather.
No important changes had taken place in
England since the last accounts. Parliament
had been prorogUed on the 7ih October,
without any action OF the distress of the
country.
The distress in the manufacturing districts
still continued, and the Chariists were every
where increasing in numbers and strength.
The Caledonia carried out the news of the
seizure Of Grogan, and of the post stponenent
Of the trial Of M'Lcod. Much angry feeling
~ expressed in some papers against the u.
sStatos, and against the State of New York
in particular. Al this has probably been dis.
slpaled by the news carried out by the Aca-
dia.
Several failures for a large amount had
taken place in Glasgow, which had thrown a
gloom over the commercial enterprise Of that
city.
Every thing is prepared, the London pa.
pers say, 10 receive the expected Prince Of
Wales. Her Majesty had retired to Buck
ingham palace, awaiting the event.
The intelligence from Paris IL, in 6nan.
cial view, of more than usual importance. as
it informs us Of the adjudication Of the loan
Of $50, 900 000f.. which has for some time
been decided upon.
A tender was proposed in the names of DE
Rothchid g. Brothers, tIoilinguer, (brokersl
and the Rcccveurs Generaux, to take the
loan in the three per cents ot 10 52 2, much
below the price anticipated. 1t was however
accepted.
CnINA.-Ihcre is little Of interest from
China OF later dates than those brought by
the Nurraganse,t
The English papers express nothing but
dissatisfaction aud Indignation ut the course
OF Capt. Elliott.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-11-11
PORT OF WP0RT.
ARRIVALS.

TalnAy, Nov. sih.-Arr srhs Eliza. Doan, I'm New
rcdford for New York; brulus, Doan, from do tor do
March Nirkerson, nnd Hudson Hooker, I'm Boston nr
lhindelpa Senate NiCkcfson, I'm do Tor AlsN andria
Azura Dunoni i'm Bah ior rhilpdephia; Eliza Say err
In Lubec lor do, Cempocr Lincoln, i'm Philadelphia Tor
rovdsncr, MARY. Emerson I'm Cumberland, n. y foI
New Nurk Emperor, shores, I'm Taunton for Rondout
Elliot ..ker I'm boston iur Philadelphia J. \. Bertine
Lee In, Providence ior do; Wm Gray Dyer, I'm Prov
ncetown nr New York; Adycnturtr Battles, I'm Bos-
ton tor do; Yankee, Gche i'm 1homason for do; For.
ctt, Beers, I'm do do; VIM. Hcury, Trsi, I'm Nv
for dos s'usan Drink IN lincplnvr for do
Howard, bridges, In Bu"kspoit inr dp; Vim. PnIusn
Cook, i'm Provincetown Tor Norfolk Bowena, Young,
I'm do for dos Jyuosure. snow, I'm Iinrwich for dos s
yer Spring, trowel, TN krnnebec fur Philadelphia
Couuc Baker TN Boston inr do; Atlantic, Nictfrsup
I'm fnll River loo doi Cygne Nickcrson, I'm Boston ol
Alexandria
s,rrpp,y, Nov. Gth.-Arr brig. Mozart Cunning ham
aud Robi Waln Mathews, from Buston for PhilaJs
phia; Cbde, pcarcc, I'm Bristol Tor Va.
| schs Harriet Loui.a, Payne, nn rhladcphiai Edw'd
| PrebbIc simpson, In do Tor Proyhlence.
SuNpAY, Nov. 7Ih.--Arr brig HaIus, Lincoln, d. fr
Georgetown, = C., Tor New Bedtord-put ~ Tor pilot
Reports nj ~ sch Emeue, Chase, 20 sait next day Tor
Wet Indns Sch Wnndopasso, Eddy, had got on tht
North breaker alter throwing part OF deck load
| and had arrived nj Georertowu, not much damaged,
NoNp,y, Nov sih.--Arr hrg suliy, Mathews, from
1 Philadelphia tor Be.ion.
| Sch- Ann Denn,Bn, rsndcton, and Lucy Blake, Hos
mer I'm Candeu tor New York; tnfyn, -, Metallic
! Timherton. aud Lucinda snow, snow, I'm Thomasior
for do; urrctP. In Ehsport Tor dn Orozimho, Turner
I'm cedgwick Tor dos Crescent, Nelson I'm Cutler for do
M.rhlisn Race. I'm WcspuIt for do Andronietis, Indc
I'm Lubec fnr dn-icNmgion, Was I'm bosion tor Phil
nIe Ocean, I'm do iT 'c"fgri"wn--Augu-iH, In
New York Tor Bu.ion-Ilomrt, PHdlctord, TN Taunton
tor -scttuHie, NHkrr IN Dennis Tor dn-Su
san Ta,lut I'm Bue liill Tor do-ByrOn, Kelly, I'm Phil
nde lphin iur Boston,
Hanger. Len IN Tarpauiih Cove, this morning, hril
Forester, TOR Providence.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-11-11
Tne ElertioilS.

There is no use Mt all i'm mincing
matters in regard to the late State Elcc-
tisns. The Locofocos have been suf-
fcred 10 row us up Salt River in the
most unccremonious manner imagina-
Bile, and how VIC are to get down again,
unless the Wings are more firmly uni
ted than they have becn) is not most
easily conjcc,ured.
In the State Of New York our fate
has been similar to that experienced in
several Of the States that have recently
preceded ia disastrous defeat-and
the only consolation We have left is,
that from 80 to 80, 900 Wings that ought
to have saved the State from the hands
of the spoilers, remained at home, rest
ing on their arms, for moro important
contest hereafter.
The details will be of little interest
except to the locos, and we speak only
of the general result. With those who
hold over and those elected, the Senate
will stand l5 Wings to II Locos. The
Assembly will consis; of 80 Wings and
50 Locos-last year &c Wings to 62
Locos.
In Michigan, the Detroit Wing ed
itor says, "thcre is hardly grease
spot left of u.s." There is a bare posi-
bility that the Wings have carried the
Senate. As in New York, the Wings
in Michigan suffered the election to &c
by default.
MASSACHUSETTS. old Massachusetts,
thank heaven, has not yet quite surrcn-
dered. She has saved herself amid the
general desolation. The Boston Atlas
has, by express, received returns from
266 towns, which places John Davis iar
ahead enough of Morton and the scat
tcrng votes included, to secure his e.
lection by handsome majority. Both
branches Of the Legislature will also
be strongly Wing. Some glory left
yet.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-11-11
NOTICE..

The Seventh annual meeting of the Rhode
Island State An;i-Slavery Society, will be
holden at Providence, on Thursday and FRI
day, the llth aud I2ih Of November next
commencing on Thursday a, o o'clock A. NJ
A general attendance Of the friends o
ncipation, and of all interested in the
Slavery question, is requested, as severn
important subjects will come up for discns
sion.
The interest Of the meeting will be height
cncd by the presence %! number Of friends
hom abroad including several able speakers
Friends from the coup'ry on arrival in The
city, are requested to report themselves a
the Anti Slavery Office. No. ~ Westmn
sier street, where The place of meeting vii
be made known.
PELEG CLARK, President.
WM. APLIN, Rec. Scc'ry.
Oct. %.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-11-11

FEVER AT New ORLEANs.-The cor
respor dent Of the N. Y. Commercial
Advertiser, under date of Oct 81, says
that ",hc yellow fever has taken its de-
parturc; not, however, without leaving
behind traces Of its dreadful ravages,
which will long be remembered as hav-
ing conspired to render the season OF
I84l, one of the most malignant on re-
cord"
The frost has entirely arrested the
progress of the disease, and the physi-
clans arc of tho opinion that strangers
incur no risk in entering the city, which
they are now doing by hundreds, daily
The whole number Of deaths since
the outbreak Of the fever, commencing
on the lst Of August, a period OF IL
weeks and . days, is $500, of which
1922 were Of yellow fever, showing an
average weekly number of2ll / of which
I35 were Of the fever, in n population
of 80, 900 Uho summer population of n
Orlcans)