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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-04

General DC Cgg.-This gentleman, as some
of our readers nay by possibility be aware, is
member of Congress from the Slaunton dis
irict--and piques himself upon his jackson
Republication. NelI---he has lately written
letter, and had il published, (Dsvy Crockett
is much better writer, b, the wsy,) the desig"
Of which is to prevent the election to the next
legislature from Rocking ham county, Of any
but red hot Jacksonisns. Gen. Mccoy does
not live ia Rockingham, and HE interference IS
therefore a gros, piece of imper'lnence, which
nothn. hn, his mental imbecIlity can excuse.
The letter, however, ii 'kl-s MIR. Richie ex-
cessiyrly he draws the attention Of the read
er to it by this emphatic caption " Strong
Tietrs, from It firm politician and an honest
mnl--a reterdn Member Of Congress from pu-
giilia % calls il ihe advice OF an otd aud M
feribie Republican" : But the Wing has strip
ped Gen. Mccoy fall claim TO This much sbus-
ed tito. BY reference to the tuuI nails of he II.
of Delegates it has been discovered that in the
grea, struggle, in 1899, between the Republican
aid Federal parties, this same Wm. McCoy,
whom the Enquirer calls an old aud inferibie
Republican," VOTED WITH THE FEDE-
RALlST5 !! Yes: there stands the name Of
this j." inflexihle Republican" Mccoy, record
ed IN the Yeas and Nays, those iucontroseri'-
BILE witnesses, against Madison's Report and
Resolutions And yet this virtual supporter
of the Alien aud Sediiion Lnws, is now, by
virtue Of his faith in Jackson. regenerated aud
washed clean from the polluIions of Federalism,
and converted into an odd and inhexible Re-
publican" doubtless dyed 10 The wool This
B,aek-L ockads Fedeyalisi, at a time when every
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-04

"ho supported the administration OF Junn q.
Adams What u utter satire on Jackson Re-
pubiiesnsm
The Foreign N.iss.--we eontieue TO make
copious selections. touching the late wonderful
Revolution In Franee--thai Revolution which
Napoleon foresaw. when he was chained TO a
rock in the ocean by his tyrannicalaa lad coward
ly iinilors. Ere twenty years have elapsed.
(said Napoleon TO o'M.ara) when | am dead
ton in France" We wish thathe-ihe chld
of Destiny could have lived 10 see IL like
wise--to have seen his a" beautiful France re-
deemed from the despotic rule OF fools aud bi.
gots, and his ui-colored nag again waving
triumphant " ia the battle and the breeze -
But. MS he Is dead. We are glad TO see tina, his
dshonored and insulted ashes will probably he
restored 10 France, and deposited in The only
tomb worthy to receive them--a tomb conpos.
ed Of he cannon captured at Auslerli,g.
IL Amidst all the connections in France
how is il that we hear nothing of ralleyrnnd
Is be watching which way the MAJ ori,y will be
apt to go, like certain Richmond editor
IL Mr.. Richie asserts, as his belief. that u
Jackson Senator will be elected from Kentucky
by a majority Of q or votes. Whereupon,
- A Kentuekiao' in Baltimore, offers TO | et
that Editor, or any other Jackson partizan,
$500 to $500 that a Clay Senator will be elect
ed-the money to be deposited in any Bank in
Baltimore.--Mr. Richie has doubtless taken
up this bet--inasmuch az he says he never as
seris any thing that he don't believe TO be true
and as he appears To be lond OF this mode OF
testing ones sincerity.
nT Fify.sis members OF the Herkimer
Convention, W hich nominated Throop, the Van
Buren, candidate for Governor Of New York,
hold Offices given to them by Throop. aud the
tenure of which i, dependen, on his wilt
" Give me money-(or patronage. which is the
same thing )-and ! will make men"
W N PIfF nhs DtfH IfNfiVfu III w warrington
city, amounting the death. on the 23d Of sep
tember. of Mrs. MONRoE, the lady of the
Ex,PresidenL
October Elections. The elections for mem
bers Of the nett Legislature of Virginia, com
mence to-day, AMI continue throughont the
greater part Of The month. As il Will be the
first election under the new consf tuition, we
have thought it would be well to insert a PLAIN
analy of the article tclaiise 10 the right OF
suffrage, so that no one may stay away from the
polls under n mistaken apprehension that he
Inns no right to vote. Those who may vote
in addition TO those who possessed that rig ht
under the old constitution, are
lst All who are possessed OF land, of the
value Of S25
Cd All whose share in ony landed property
is worth $50.
3D.. All who are entitled To srescrSiou, or
vested remandgr III fee, eIpectani on an estate
for life, of heirs IN and OF The value Of goo
9TH. All who are in occupation Of ieasehold
for term OF five years. worth an annual rent
OF 500
5tn. All who are housekecpers and at The
head Of a family. and pay revenue tax.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-04

" The 7roreHtng Cabinet The President
of the United States arrived al the seat of gov
ernment on Saturday the Goth nIi. from his re-
sidence in Tennessee. Mr.. Eaton, his Secre,a-
Kings Enghsh,) was expected to arrive in IA
day or Two afterwards. We believe, therefore,
that the eniire Cabinet is now on the field OF
action, nibbing their pens, and scratching their
heads, - an ominons aud threatening indca-
ton Of the learned Essays which. as in duty
bound they will inflc, mex, winter on Congress
and the people The Presideu, will have n
fne theme 10 descant upon, in the late French
Revolution, (Which, We are credibly Informed.
he anticipated some time previously to its oc-
currence) and his Secretary Of War could no,
wish nobler occupation than TO be Prose
Laureate 10 the omnihc negoiaior with the
Chickasaw Indlans.--From Secretary Branch,
we anticipate most profound Report on Ma
val Affairs, since we are told he hos absolutely
learnt the difference between the jb.boom and
iop-gall liant sail Of a man-of.war and he is like'
wise pre- pared so how that no government can
be properly called economical which does not
restrict lis scamen, while on shore. 10 the use OF
ship biscuits and junk becf--We will not anti
cipate The abors of,he great fnaocicr at the
head of The Treasury Department. We Will
merely predict, that ell OF his 'peculations in
the science OF Political Economy. and its prac-
tical application TO the uses and necessities of
government, may be found in very able work
on the suhec, (Which we haYe just read pub
Iished recently by Professor Dew, of William
and Mary College, work which MIR. ingham
has been laboriousIy studying, (being more
portable than Say or SMITH with great assidui-
~ Tor several months past.
As adjuac,s 10 the labors OF these great men,
we shall have sub-report from Serpen, Ken
dali, redolent with the accumulated spleen OF
the last twelve months AMI another from Irea-
surer John Campbell, shedding its poppy innuen-
ces over the most wskeful lids--and others from
other smll officials, less known 10 fame than
these doughty champions OF the Tennessee Far
mer IiUe la ReDubh0ue
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-04

tah,e style, Il was inthlerably 'arisloeratie -
Such was indeed The fact. and yet the Jackson
men and presses are all as sien, AS death about
the movements Of the present administration,
even though all of them have been ebsent from
Washington City at The same moment! The,
care not, now, chen. ~ 'rhg, or hoao the uiem.
Der OF The Canine, move--itey never speak
OF a - travelling Cabinet" nor even remotely
hint NJ the improp,isiy aud injustice Of men
receiving salaries ir",n the public purse, while
they are neelec,ing their public duties.-Be i,
understood. that ice do not now adopt this con.
temptble slang. II is both right and nccessa-
ry now, as II has ever been during the summer
months, when the public service does hot re-
quire the constant attendance Of the President
and his cnbine, nj the seat ot government, tha,
they should take few months relaxation, 10
recruit their health and spirits for the ardaous
duties OF the winter-aud thai, VI their domi-
Giles be distan, from Washington, they should
visit them for the purpose OF preventing that
disorder. confusion and ruin which are too APT
to be the consequence ol the proiraced absence
right now, as il was helore aud We do no
complain of il, We have Alright, However, To
complain, thai those who did disappfove OF il
in former administration, are nov dumb. be.
cause their political favori,es are tho guilty par
ties.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-04

i,1eRs. GILL has received pat Of her
NJ Fall supply Of articles in the Millinery
line, and is prepared 10 execute all kinds OF
work TO order She has jus' received from the
North an invoice of L sghorns, which she will
sell y, very low prices. She also condocis the
MANIUAM AklNG business
Mrs. q. tenders her thanks 10 the ciiizens
aod public generally, who have favored her
with their cnStom, and respectfully solcis a
con innance Of their patronage.
Oct. Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-04

u The death OF George Huy, Esq. (Which
we announced in our last paper) will create
vacancy for another of Gen. Jacksous partizans
in this State. Aud as the reduced number of
our Executive Council will, in all probability,
throw our estimable Lieut.. Governor into the
ranks Of private life, (Which would be quite
affecting, seeing that he ha. been in Office rwen-
~ years. or more,) we would respectfully sng-
gest that tue vacant Judgeshp be conferred on
that gentleman. He IS strenuous adv ocate
Tor the republican doctrine Of "rolation in Of
fce"-o which phrase, like true Jackson
politician, he gives two meanings-when applied
to his own party, it signifies change from one
Office 10 another-when to bis opponents, ex-
pulsion from office entirely. He surely deserves
to be rewarded fit beon'y for discovering
this ingenious mode OF benefiting by the appli-
cation ofs rule, whichever way 1t works.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-04
10000 DOLLARS.
|LLlANT SCHEME.
MODE OF DRAWING.

10 he drawn on the 4, b, c, pIan.-lhe
"oao prizes 81, to be awarded TO the FIRST, sc
c"hd and third division, to be determined by
'ea' winch may draw the capital prize of $40
oV", 50 That The holder of three tickets. one in
each division, is certain 10 draw one prize and
may draw fonr. All The prizes above the de-
nomination OF a. in one wheel, and all The
NUMBERS IN another at once. the whole TO be
drawn in few hours.
Tickets $i-Ea'ves 2-Qrs
10 De had IN the grea est variety of numbers al
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-04
WARD 5 OFFICE.

W Az orders from the country, enclosing
we cash or prize tickets. will be punctually at.
'tnaed 10, II addressed 10 6. WARD,
Sept Q
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-04

u A letter has been received in Washington
city, amounting the death. o" the 23d of sep
TENDER. of Mrs MONROE, the lady of the
Elk President
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-04

nT Fifty.sis members Of the Herkimer
Convention, which nominated Th,oop. the Van
hold offices given to them by Ihroop. and the
tenure Of which i, dependen, on his wilt
Is Give me money-(or patronage. which is the
same thing aud ! will make men"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-04

IL Amidst all the connections in France,
how is il that we hear noihing of ralleyrand 7
Is he watching which way the MAJ ority will be
apt to go, like certain Richmond EDITOR
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-10
NON.COMMITTAL.

Mr.. Van Buren's par, of the following
correspondence, is "a good specimen Of the
ease with which he avoids committing him
self upon controyerted points. The letter
from the Glass Manufacturers makes two
explicit references to the policy Of protect
ing American Industry; but Mr.. Van Blu
rem, in his ansver, keeps at 8 distance from
that subject.
PHILADELPHIA, LEX Nor. 1923.
Hon Martin Van buren,:
Strive have taken the liberty this
morning Of informing you, tina. We have
to-day shipped by the canal line, a pack
age containing d specimen of American
GU glass, which, we aatter ourselves, is
rot surpassed by any, either foreign or DO
nestle. We avail ourselves Of this oppor-
luuity 20 express our belief that your inter
ference 20 protect American enterprise aud
iagenuhy. has not failed TO produce p0r-
ton Of the best object If .l' wishes. As a
.oken OF our regard lor your character,
both public and private, we beg y'u TO &C
Ce1t the above ss q present,
Hoping that your labours 10 tue great
cause Of domestic improvements may be
ea Urely successful, We are, Nth great re-
sJecl, yo1I obedleut servants
51cCORD q SINNER,
Glass Cutters.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-10
ASSASSINATION

Thomas B. Dunn, E>q. Superintendent
ofthe United States Arm0ry q, Hdrper's
Ferry, fell by the hand Of an ASSASSIN
named Ebsnszsr Cox. on Friday last.
Cox we understand had been discharged
by SIR. StubbIefeld, the former Supern.
,endent. on account Of his utemperance,
and had applied 10 Mr. Dunn 20 be rein
stated. Mr.. ID. refused to reinstats hun.
he then swore vengeance, and Dir. ID
was put on his guard against him. Thus
matters stood until Friday about ] O'Clock,
when Cox entered Dir. D's. Office with a
musket loaded with sugs and shot, aud
discharged lis contents iuto bis let breast
the load passing entirely through bis body.
He fell and expired immedia,ely--and Cox.
leaving hs gun IN ihe office, shu, tho door
and retired, shaking hands very uncon-
cernedly with his acGualn!ances. The
wor<nsn, alarmed by the report Of ihe
nuskst, repaired to The office IN time to
see SIR. d. breathe his last. When tie
sisrm vas given. Cox secreted himself iu
a coq.oit, toto which he was traced aud
aiken. and committed 20 the Jailla Charles
town 10 await his trial. lie is Dat II yeats
Of ace. We understand ibat man namsd
Ciowl has since been committed as az
accessory.
M. Duaa vas ~ eaxse'ior active
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-10
cecretarY

A Resolution was lately introduced 10 the Alb
baua House Of Delegates by Mr. TAYLOR, 20
raiss Committee TO memorialize Congress to
permit that State TO cede TO Tennessee her seven
Northern counties. II occasoned considerable
debate, and was frally los, by majority Of two
votes only-ayes .; uoes27.
Would, thtta similar resolution could be intro
dueed ia our Il. Of Delegates, for the cession of
Ohio and Brooke counties to any other Suite ia
,ho Uulou Wsars confident that If the sense Of the
voters Of those counties Were taken, there would
be bat slight, ifany opposition 20 such a transfer
The greatest dt6culty with the people wo1ii be-
10 which state we should be united. Were We to
be ceded GO Pennsylvania, she would in ell pro5a-
b.,i,y consider us, as Virginia proper HAs hereto
fore considered all the counties west Of the
Allegheny mouHiaius--' bas,ard. and no, sons.
Ohio would no Jou6, willingly receive and
cherish us; bui the preference Of the peoo'e Of
rsIs county would be in favour Of Maryland To
ibis. Che chief objection would be-, the local in,-r-
vsu,ioa 81 che state of Pennsy Bur i1 3sls
case wo would u0- be wi.aol. the preceJsu. Of
TWO parts Of Che same State being se1eufei i-.m
each other by lno.ls. Stale. Us-l iew ye ~
back, thenow States OF ii.s.-c1srs,.s AND Mlaa
were one tho sagsra-l GOA each o.re- by Jw
Hampshire sae1 eels..a would ay 20 means
njudou>y s6ec, the balance ~ tba s,a,s Of VIZ
giui1 ss sh5 would s. 5a sufficiently large .r
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-10

og5css highly e4t9et,-sd s4 ~ h-.1ed stiS
man--and deseryeily priced for his M
iegrity IN the private relations Of life. MS
remains were inferred at SharPsburg' ID
this county, on s sunday last, with Masonic
.honors, in the presence Of a large con-
course of sympathisng friends and ac'
G 1aintances.-T0rc6 Light.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-10
WBz a. w ARD,

ULNIINI,
I'd ETURNS bis grateful acknowledgements TO
- he citizens OF Wheeling for tie Haiterns
sUcr.rsq-men. which be has received since his
return. and IS happy 20 announcing his deteumins-
zion To- make Wheeling lis principal residence
hereafter Persons DESTROYS of calling upon HIM
DUNG bis present s.gy vii please do It mmeil
.ts'v. as he intends leaving Wheeling 10 few
DAYS. ar $50 absence IS sewers months.
Feb 10.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-10
EaE9se. ,EssEE.llzE z s.Ig

2LzD-At ST. ClarsyIle, yesterday
az lJo'clOck, Col. GEO. PAUL.. formerly
of THIS place. Ills remains viii arrive here
,his day at II o'clock, and proceed i'm
meoately to the Presby lerian BuryIng
ground near Col Shepherds where !hey
wiii be inferred.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-10

YRF Thoras C7erion formerly Of Tiuuon court
" Thread needle street London be living IN the
United States, he Is requested TO addres B. W.
.sieh of Richmond Va. The request is made -
fbe instance Of John Higgins, II. Town Clerk Of
! -ncastsr, in England. I, is hoped thai Editors
ofnews papers Throughout the U. State, viii bavs
the GOODNESS to insert this notice some three or
fnr times in their paners for the sake o,vro styap
Ger. vino alone are interested in il. feb 10 SIT
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-10

The Convention Bill, the Richmond En-
quirer says, "is yet under Amusement 90
the Senate, but that the proposition of the
House of Delegates, for dispensing with
'be Extra Summer Session of the Legsla-
mre, IS expected to prevail. The great
majority Of votes in iavoroftbe amended
Constitution, seems likely TO be so great,
as torsnder It unnecessary for the Legisla-
ture to meet and scruunite the polls BY
dispensing with the Extra Session, the
Commonwealth may save 40 OF $4,000.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-10

esIu0a, 1ust Sors9es conmsad r L aas
the lead and fur trades nearly peculiar to
Itself, and in the Santa Fe trade itmus, al-
ways have great share. White and red
lead will be most conveniently manuiac-
tured at this point, and can be easily dis
trlbuted all over the West 1t will be
great depot of wheat and will manufacture
great quantities Of -four. i. must also COM
mand the beef and pork trade 10 New
Orleans from having constant nayiga-
lion. Land as rich as the Delta of the
Nile may be had in the American Bottom
opposite St. Louis, for - an acre. The
beauty and salubrity of the site may proba-
bly, likewise from the ease Of communlca-
ton, render it a resort for the planters OF
New Orleans aud the lower Mississippi.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-10

ELuAH HAYWARD, OF Cincinnati. and
JoHN NJ. GooDENow, OF Sleuhenyilie,
have been elected Judges Of the Supreme
Court of OHIO.
J.. Ell. HALLocK, Is re elected, President
Of The circuit including Belmont county.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-10
p4 4 ~ ~ ~ - - RF ,'ol
"a. - .1s - ~ ~
ANDREW OEHLER,
Eran. LInshinrtnn Citn-

Vk) ESPECTFULLY mf1ms the Public, thai
10 > Doe hli commenced the above business ln
irs House belonging % Robert Woods, E>q. TWO
doors below Hr Graunj-s' IO5acconi-t and near
.y opposite tas Post Office, n ihe Town OF
WHEELING Vhe5e be viii sake pleasure 10
waiting upon uioss s. be- wish their WORK eKccu-
ned i1 ilc t.,, sy.e. lie wilI so CUTTING
upon ihe most approved hmuemducal fuies'
sd tfctr 10 nes'ue.s lHi fitting to any which tp-
ues.s Boz fh.s l'lce.
~ G.mItnr'- Clo.hIng hsIf worn, will be
SECURED T. DRESSED, and ro'ursd with
aa appearance resembling new Cloth.
Feb 49, ls3J-33-3t.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-10
IMPORTANT SALE.

TPN mruan-e of tvo Deeds ct Trust gwen ey
y lew Prescott snd Jedsiph Prescott. 10 ns.
10 secure ihe payment Of aunify debts 10 90 %
Deed. mentioned, ] wi.l, on tba
First DoV IF APrH nczt'
selI 1the highest bidder, for ready money p pub
IA, .,,,.ion hi ihe door orthe Court House Of OHIO
conu,g Ia ths state q Virginia TWO certain
LOTS or PARCELS u Land si'u.io 70 lhs addition
POO rae T0vn of Wheeling laid out by William
Clr1ne aud John Eof on which tie snc Lew
la4 Jeis.IIl'i lure erected
WooLEEW FACTORY,
tsll wh.ch LOTS are numbered 10 and ~ 800 tht
.litof s1ii additions together with tIt Hauiea
O4t HIls,, ingna. Spinning and Weaving his-
carsc Csring 81 cliuss, DYE hetiles, aod 81
o,bf Machinery Implements, and Tools used 20
W belonging 20 i've Wooden Factory aiorsi''d'
sni SO other Improvements md appuuensnee' o.
the ad tWc LOIS OF Land br.oagng " aqPs'-
ts.nns.
MOSES ". CHAPLINE Trua'ss.
Febuav ~, $3.50 g 81
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-10

t45ss aiscts a15 s5,l0Rrs. 10 Ss1ssK t7l.iS~'
ceFlng ieeE; anu though h.s progress te''sI =,
fslis should be siow, su5 interHntsd - hisl y
crooked arts, II IS ueyerihglsss certain am secure
re public may &c misled for while, ~ Judging
Olreu merit; bat II is seldom unjust Al Inc ia7''-
oact Their part m trying circumstances thelt ona-
raters are al length fully ascertained and almost
always rated as they deserve. flow corrupt So
ever the world NAV be, they cannot withhold aip'
probation from him whose conduct Is marSed ~
Uniform integrity and honour. Enemies ne VII
dNei but the public iavours him; the multitude o.
Han wish him success, and destine him, Ia their
tDushts, for every step Of his prsisrment before
b. arrives s. L. HAMPDEN.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-10

The West India NegofHi0ns.-On this
subject the New York Evening Post of
Saturday, says "we 90 not undertake to
predict what may be the issue, but we know
that Mr.. McLlne has proceeded in 1t 20
q point which never was reached by either
OF his Two predecessors. It happens that
We have access 10 know, on distinguished
authority, that Mr. McLane. at the request
Of Lord Aberdeen, has prepared a memoir
80 writing, containing the propositions Of
our couatry oa the subject Of the West ~
d.s -sde, which ha. been communicated to
the English Minister, and Is 20 be laia be
fore a Cabinet Council as soon as a full
one can be obtained. This is an iupor-
tan, poin, gained. The altered tone ofthe
English ministry Is also such rs to intIce
,he hope that an arrangement SO esserila}-
iY beneficial to both countries may not Ilti
mately cl! through" Nat It
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-10

Il i5 announced in the last Gnzstie, that com
mdees are appointed TO prepare and present
immortal 20 Tie President and Directors Of the
Bank of ihe United States, 100 order 90 obtain
Brnch OF that Institution at Wheeling and !, Is
unie s,ood TIA, application is made 10 some oftle
stockholders of the North Western Bank, TO re-
ii4ush their Stock IN said Bank, and close tie
coceTn' or no some way 10 place tine stock and
c0ccus Of the North Western Bank under the
Engagement md con.roui of those who direct the
Hev bagS # one E, oht4inei) VIII the Stock
iote-s ci the Nir,h Western Buns DO thls' VIVA
,ny give up thsr stu 40 this time when their
chrter Wal expire in li,tle more than four yelrsl
WAT will become Of tte surplus dividends, eK-
pc,ed at ,se expiration uf the chatsri W!Hthoy
-re die cou-roul o. Them 20 ihe Directors of the
Brach Bu., who wil, De coutroulad mainly by
iberisthGF Bank Philadelphia, VINO has no M
tafsst ia ths N1.A Western Bunk VIII those
Directors be- Hore iksy to promote the interest OF
iu.s Bank than aJu ovu Directors viii the Gi-
rectors of the Branch BAk c1oaerats the owners
ofsio-k u the North WsScm Bank from paying
the bonus for nearly Eve yers vet TO Gomez val
not these dispositions have tendency to impure
the S.ocs o.. ,uis Bank, aud Otherwise mjure the
Iu,fUl,Yu' Tho SioCaholdea WiN do Well Go
pa. use before they rzAuqui,h iheirStock.
A STOCKHOLDERS.