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For PRESIDENT, VIM HENRY HARRISON, Of Ohio.
Foa VICE PRESIDENT JOHN TYLER, Of Virginia

Some which @uncompomsg hostility the reelection Of Mar
founded. will be briefly contrast follows,
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SECOND NO Of Master Humphreys Clock, by
- Boz, Just received, for sale by F. TAYLOR, i'm
medistely East Of Gsdsbys Hotel may l9
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all our additional expenses caused by the last war with
England, under President Madisons Administra-
ton. sN fN
By resrencs to.ths above Il will be perceived that the
ysonfhly expenses Of President Van
Burens Government amounted 10 50 094 ,637 80
And Washington's, Adams JeHer-
amounted to i,l4s,s77 ss
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This balance shows 81 ,s44. 960 As month over
and above the four first Presidential terms Of Wash
ington, Adams, Jefferson and Madison WHo CAN
LONGER WONDER THAT WE ARE NOW HAVING FASTENED
UPON US LARGE NATIONAL DEBIT
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THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 1910.

supports in good with all its ability and
arsb Convent
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Gov, Shelby to Mr.. Madison May 49, 1914, says
feel hesitation to declare you that beiiere
Gen. Harrison 10 be one Of the first military charae-
tiers Ierer knew."
Co Richard NJ Johnson to Gen Harrison, July
4 1918, says:
W did not rant 10 serre under eopards or trai-
tors but under one HarrisonI rho had prored him
self u De rise, prudent and brare"
Commodore Perry to General Harrison, August Is,
1877, says.
The prompt change made by you in the order of
battle discovering the position of the enemy, has
always appeared TO me TO have evinced HIGH DECREE
or MILITARY TALENT | concur with the venerable
Shtby in his general appreciation Of your conduct in
that campaign"
Honorable LANdDoN CHEvEs, on the battle Of the
Th1mes
TIE cictory qf Harrison, such as ,could hare
SECURED 70 Roman General IN the best days Of the
Republic, TIE honors 81 triumph he put an end 10
hs Var IN The Uppermosf Canada
Sentiments Of the Hero Of Fort Stephenson,
Col Croghan.
desire no plaudits which are bestowed upon me
at the expense Of General Harrison
Ehsve felt the warmest attachment for him as
man and my confidence in him an able commander
remains mistaken. feel every assurance that he will
at all times do me ample justice; and nothing could
give mo more pain than to see his enemies seize upon
, 1840-10-17
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BOWLNGGREEN, MO, SATURDAY,, OCTOBER II, I8o

,igation that | meant to have inflicted upon
him, if ! had not been awakened so inoppor-
timely? This with the respects Of a
DREAMER.
, 1840-10-17

the banks alone must be accountable. You
receive this fIom an individual who has hith-
erto held aloot from the political controversy
OF the present day, but who cannot withhold
his mite in exposing the absurdity of such
doctrines, even when advanced by Mr.. Web
ster,
, 1840-10-17

A PIcruRE OF TExAs.-A correspondent
Of the Boston Post writing from Galveston
declares that the morals Of the people gener.
ally are bad. He says he counted, at sun.
rise the morning he landed, IS men asleep on
the cold ground, and some of them with no.
thing but a rum Jug for a pillow.
, 1840-10-17

Policy is a near ~neighbor to cheatin~: N.
way from the ons 20 ths o;saefn~ Iv.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-19
LOOK our WINGS, EVERY wIlERE!

There - something really alarming in the tone Of
the sah,ined article which we copy irOm the Newark
Dali Adyertizer "a highly respectable print) OF Mon
day l'si. THIS u not the only intimation we have had
ihu; sane grand schcme IS in agitation among the
pii ch0iders IN enable them by force or fraud To hold
on 10 ihe power they have made 50 III a use Of
To The Editor Of he N,Vdrk Daily Adrertiser:
\ letter has accidentally come into my possession
which discloses a desperate aud dccp-laid scheme to
defeat The election of General Harrison; and. If CARR
ell out. will convulse this Government to it. very cen
tire. aud pcrtaps result la anarchy and blood.
The Post Office is the cngine-Amos Kendall the
~,nStrnmcnt to eject IL The first step is already taken.
! by ordering every channel of communicating inionua-
itOa 10 the People u be closed. except through ms hands
lHd ihuse engaged in the conspiracy. \ startling re-
port. such us the death of General Harrison. may be
circulated throughout Ohio, Pennsylvania. and New
lork. Just on the eve of tho election, and ever, Wing
paper con,rliiciing 1.-THE suppressed.
This scheme accounts for their confidence in the sue
cess OF Mr. Van Bureu, notwithstanding their over
w~he!miug defeat in almost every Safe in which there
has been an election. This accounts for the cXtraOr-
binary declaration ola leading Administration man re-
Gently in the cIy Of New Iork. that " Ian Burea had
q card get 10 Pity Which none Of MS friends sas-
ycotod."
loI may depend upon it they are playing a despe.
ltc game they make nO calculations for a retreat
hay have Inscribed upon their banners Z" rub " ruin,
IGr FyERN WiIG PRESS THROUGHOUT TIE INIoN
,OgSD run ALARM WARS THE WHOLE COUNTRY
AGAINST rms DARING CONSPIRACY. rhcy have Ger
iica;e makers and affidavit makers in readiness. and
with snch a bold, talented, AMI reckless pctSun a.
Amos Kc,dali at their head, We may well trcmblc TOT
he liberties OF our country.
lam no alarntst. | have ever relied with cons
Jcncc upon the intelligence, integrity. and PATRIOTISM
of The pyople OF thts country. But when We see ih
highest functionnries OF Our Government cunni,in
With public plundcrers-whcn we see the Rcprcscn
tiilVcs of sovereign State, holding ia their hands ere
4 - - II III III -
kicked out Of Congress Tor the express purpose Of con
%summating a conspiracy between Mr.. Van Buren, an,
John c. Calhoun; aud finally, when we see ever,
TrOmiuent leading measure Of MIR. Van Buren, point
ug To one single ohJcc, the concentration of all powc
| ID ms hands, there l. just cause of alarm
| would suggest the pr'priciy of recommending th,
Wings ihrUughoui tMe country 20 be prepared. # ne
ceSsdry, 10 establish expresses IN every State in ia
Union Let every mail be Watched until the elec
ton, and as sOnn ~ they are satisfied that the gam
hls commenced. let riders be mounted, aud sent i
even direction.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-19

really had been doing something exceedingly wrong.
believing that these nations AUST have pssolised al
less, a little OF what they advise - much. They say
that the Americans aaye a great deal Of national van
NY. | wish they had a lille more national pride. 4,
would weah them from their childish scnsitivenes> Ia
snail jcsts about trilling pcculiaiIucs of manners, and
raise their thoughts TO the great interests in which,
superiority H. worth conieudiny for; 1t would teach
them To estimate the true value Of their institutions.
and dispose Them. while never wJunding other cUuu-
tries. always to defend their own. Here, for instance.
IS a great odIcry abnut American credit. and the dan.
ger 70 public laith from popular Governments. both Of
which are denounced in a strain of financial virtue
quite ferocious and yet after all it appears that these
reproaches are made by The people who DO not pay.
have been mast faithful To their engagements arc pre-
ciscly these abused republicans.
Uudouttclly, jhs country Is in a state Of much in.
ihon you and / 10. I niy venture 10 add, none have
strIvon more to aver, and to remedy IL. II Is slusliy
true that, here as elsewhere, there have not bees wan;
ing a icw persons who hoped 10 profit 10y the public
troJblcs, aud finding the country dsp,ulcJ sought o.
mike il dishonest Bat these have produced no inn.
preston on he mass of ;hc nation. which on all these
points are perfectly sound, by whatever party nlH.c,
they may be distinguished. All these embarrassment
will | trust. soon disappear; but IN the meantime uul
great purpose should be 20 preserve and TO viudivat,
the good faith Olth0 country. as tlc safest element o
lis future prosperity. ! hope you will be- able 10 con,
and see inc. whcn We Will talk OF lltcsc ibings. AMI %
much more agreeable things. Meanwhile bclioy,
me. always, with great regard,
NourS, y. BiDDLE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-19

estahishment OF dc9ois, M each Tiiiua iutuct !
is'hU nted States. ~ he may deem necessary.
NE satekeeptng Of munitions and arms. ana eettt1
rends zvou of The militia, orpoTuOns thereot In
may be called forth
34th' That the officers, Commissioners OH
GERS, artth cers, musicians, and ptlvates. u volunteer
or militia, M the service of the United States, ex-
ccpt when called, AZ provided for IN the lTth head
shall be eptitlod tG tho likc compensation, IN caseof
Disability, by woudds or Otherwise, incurred an the
service, as is. or may be, showed TO officers. non
commissioned officers, AZ tificers, MUSICIANS, andrT
Yates of the Army ofthe United States.
3Sth. That The sevetal corps Of volunteers wiith
now exist ln the Sevcr1i States, and IN what mou-
ner soevcr organized, b. not disturbed ar deprived
II their accustomed privileges; but nevertheless be
subject to such resttir tons as their respective Leg
lIslatur 5 may direct. aud to all other duties requir-
ed by tins system, n like manner with the other
militia.
39th. That the Legislatures Of the several States,
~ the earliest period of tune after the adoption oil
this system. enact such laws rs NAV he necessary
To enroll aud organize the militia e the r~cs1ecive
States, according 10 the provisions contained here
IN: provided that, until such enrollmentiand organ
Zation be made, the existing laws governing tn
militia oftach State he considered as still I'm force
sch. That the torm militia of the United Star G.
shall be 50 construed as 10 embroCe within 1t
meaning all trCoTs, uf whatever description not o
the regular army Of tho United Stats.
Respectfully submitted.
J. II. POINSETT.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-19
INTERESTING CORRESPONDENCE BsrwEEN
MR. WEBSTER AND MR.. RIDDLE.

We copy from the New York Commercial Adv.,,;.
'er of Saturday the following Interesting eoerespon.
deuce
BcsroN, Angus, }. 1910.
Dear Sr;--When came through Philadelphia in
TIE las'er part OF Jane, Al was Iny expectation To return
again tn Washington ard my intention. On such return.
~ lind an opportunity Of seeing YOU.
Amoas the rcasons Tor desiring 10 sec YOU, one was
70 than.S YOU Cor yoIr address at the 1Ide-wa,eI
Celcbmton. anj Tor your manly and ,nst I,t,,ce
therein Of Ancrican credit Almost the only u,L,nl
feeling which 1 brought from Europe. was no small
degree of indignation a, the injustice aud arrogance %!
certain European journals, wherever they speak OF \
incrican credit. or the responsibility and integrity OF
tao governments OF the American States.
Il has appeared tn me that there must DC lurking
al the botuan Of ailihis a strong desire to disparagef FREQ
mstituiions,h by representing hem ns unworthy of reli
ancc. On the part of Foreigners. and unsteady TO the 81
cred obligations of public faith. II - true, AT the sans
time. aud cinno; be too much luuenlcd. ihata few
hJPc a very feN-nmongo ourselves. have been found
% utter sentiments totally suhver.ivc Of the iounda
Sions vt that pihlic faith, aul indeed of all social obi.
cations. Bot there are such disorganiz,rs IA all coun
fncs | wish we could find more leisure, from Our do
n.stic cuniroVcrsics. 90 direct the public attention
a. ~ ought ~ he directed, sgaiust these foreign mrs
representa- iJn~
The recent proceeding Of yoIr Legislature have
grvcn me great pleasure. Amid all the iicrcs con.
tcsi, of party, Pennsylvania seems to have remember
ell that she j. Pennsylvania that she has a character
To preserve. both At home AMI abroad, and great int
rests TO he maintained. which can bo maintained only
H. UNFOLDING that character | take for granted YOU
people will checrfully ply the very small tax require,
inr these high puT ,nsCs. and am quite sure that thu
example of Pennsylvania will be OF extensive useful
Dcss.
IL IS M purpose 90 he al home though his monil
nnd the next. as much a. possible. although l may pos
sihly have occasion 10 60 10 New York, and Perh1p
. Philadelphia for a day or two. lfyog can pcrSnad
yourself - exchange your own highly cultivate
gOIul ami gardens, fura plain farmers rcsidcnc,
cooled hy the sea breezgs. 1 shall DO most happy L. sc
yoI ~ Mlrshield.
You're, very truly, always.
DANIEL WEBSTER.
y. BIUoIE, EsI, Aulalusia, Penn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-19

COMING GLASS. Portrait q Picture Frame
FL CONFERENCE.-The subscriber respectfully in.
forms the citizens of Wheeling and vicinity. that he
has cumnencrd, in connection with his former bssi.
ness. the Looking Glass, Portrait and Picture Frame
Gliding. &c. IN all is branches-lIe has engaged MIR.
JAS. RObiusUl, from the first manufactures la New
York. whose workmanship IL mi, rior to none i'm the
Union, an is now prepared To execute all ordc,s in Thar
line. liz will constantly keep on hand an extensive
e Ortm"nt Of LOOKING GLASSES of every descrip.
ton, IN Giltand Mahogany AMI Fancy Frames. Picture
and Portrait frames male 10 order Old frnmes regilt
and Gliding ofevery description done in the best style
july L. w ~BRANSTRUP.
Agent for II BARLOW.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-19

FIRClNIA-At rules held IN the Clerks Office oCthe
Circuii superior CoIri Of Law and Chlnccry Cor Inc
county Of Ohio ~ The month VI August 1910.
The North Weston Bank Of Virginia Complainant
against
- Townr andG W Towar. n dJohn \
: a"ceii' Moses Rhodes. Anderson a. Haz. h
iei. samuel Thompson and John Bane. Chancey
Defendant.
The Defendant is and @. w. Toxar. not having
enlsred ihcir appearance and gwen security ACCORDING
70 Tie act Of assembly and The rules Of this court. and
% appearing by satisfactory proof that they ore not in.
NHpiliuis oi ms commonwealth motion Of com.
pl'inani BY counsel. % ~ ordered that ihe said deleu.
nan's DO appear hose on The first day Of The next fall
cru Of Tbs court. enter their appearance. and give g..
curly for The performance ofthe dccroo iu The cause
answer The SAID compliments bill or Otherwise dcfaoJ
lhs suii. md that = copy oftbis order be- 6rb,rb m.
serted 90 some Newspaper paper printed in the CITY Of
Whceling iT two months successiycly-aud POSTED AZ
The ironf door Of ne Corr house ofOh,o county.
A copy fcfte.
ALEE = LAiDLEY, Cl.rt.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-19


@plNL4-A rules held in Aae Clerks office ofIhO
Csf<nt S&srio, of Law and Chanccry 'or the coun-
" ofodoN the month OF August. ls4O.
Sieph\Rice. Complainant
egaiuA
Austin feay' an Henry Moore, and the
said Henry MooreN John \. Clarke. and In
Mark Douglass, meNhants aud partners Ctan,cry
trading under the firfAor Moore. Clarke
Co. peG.rdants
The defendant Au,.in Nay. not having entered his
appearance and given sccusty according To the net of
assembly and the rules ~ofthhConrt. and il appearing
by satisfactory evidence that hSis not an inhabiinnt
of this commonwealth. On motaa of tho complain
am by counsel. 1t is ordered that iho-aid dcfcndan, do
appear here ON the first day Of next r,ll term OF this
Court, enter his appearance. give secur,y for the per
! Torrance Of the decree in the cause, Gle his answe or
20 the cmplainants bill,-or Otherwise deicNd this sui
and that a copy ofthis order be forthwith inserted
ia some newspaper printed in the City of Wheeling
for two months successfully aud posted q, the soni
door ofiho Court house ofOhio county.
A copy tcsie.
ALEXANDER r. LAIDLEY, Clerk
4. CALDWELL, for Compt. mug Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-19
III

The Notes, Books, add Accounts of A. Lorinp,
from the LIST ofJune 1899 TO 23d of March 1910. Al
so the Notes, Books, aud Accounts of ). Rice from
Goth ofSept. 1888 to 3ls. of Dec. 1889 were transfer
eCto me, pr. contract on the Esd Of March 1910
by A. LoTing.
Tue said Notes and Accounts are guaran;eed; IL IL
therefore necessary that due diligence should be
used IN their collection. From the great number of
these demands Ro further notice can be CIV emit Is
therefore expected thai those interested Will gov
eTn themselves accordingly.
p. w. ST. CKING.
The above demands arc placed IN the hands Of
A.. Caldwell ESQ for collection. P. w
N - AZ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-19

EpRENrLINGERS AMERICAN HAIR ORES
y SiNG-Thes subscriber would respectfully in
form his friends and the puhlic generally that lac has
opened the abevc establishment al No. l27 Main 81,
for the reception of all shose that will please to favor
him with their custom.
y. - Wigs curcd and frizzcts made TO order.
iulv 2-3m VI B~RENTLINGER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-19

AZ EDICAL BOOKS.-hicIntosh. Practice of
v q Physic.IIall on the Blood Dunglesou's Medical
Dictionary, Iugleson's Hunln Physiology. Ingleson's
General Therapeutics, Inglcson's elements Of Hygiene.
Eberleis Practice, Green ON the skin. Just received
and for sale by STEPHENSON & GARWOOD.
49,. IN -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-19
John franklin Owens, defendant.
In
ChnuceV.

John franklin Owens, Defendant.
This day came the compliments by their attorney,
and filed lhcir bill IN this cause. and the defendant
not having entered his appearance and gwen securi.
ty. according 70 tho act Of assembly aud tho rules OF
this court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
hat the said John Franklin Owens is not an inhafiIani
of this commonwealth On motion Of the complainant
by his attorney. Tits ordered that the said John Frank
In. Owens do appear here ~ the Isl day of the next T.
OF this court, and answer the compliments bill, and
that n copy of this he inserted in the Western Virgins
Times for two months successfully. and posted ut Ih,
court house door of this county.
\ copy teste,
July l4-lm u. HICKMAN, Clerk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-19

> oSlN SOAP--I60 boxes Rosin so1p. n GOOD mr..
He tcle. Also. 80 boxes mould Candlts. pusi rcoei.
we'd end for sale by w. d TYSON.
mar II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-19

Thomas 5 Clarke, and John NJ Clarke. Ucnrv
'Io're, John +. Clarke Lachariah Jacob. and AIex.
ander Wilson. aud tho said Alexander Wil.on oIn;n
Islrllor OF the estate Of Marcus Wilson. deceased
Defendants.
The Defendant Thomas s. Clarke. not having en-.
tered his appearance and gwen security according 4,
the act OF assembly and the rules Of lhis Court. and II
'pPr'i'"g ny satisfactory evidence that he is not an
l~nhabiisnt OF THIS commonwealth On r,,,o, 81 a.,
compliments by Counsel. It IS ordered That the s,Id
defendant do appear here on the fret day of the neyf
iall term Of thIs Court, and answer the said c,mfJ,,n.
ants bIll and that n copy Of this order he forthwith in-
serted Il! some newspaper printed in the city Of Wheel
ing, for two mon'i,z successfully, and posted At the
front door Of the Court House Of Ohio County.
A copy testc. LEX. +. LAIDLEY CIk
WnEAr. for Compt aug IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-19

oOkING GLASS MANUFACTORY-whoIe.
IL saie and Retail Looking Glass Manufactoty, No.
~, market st opposite the Masonic Halt The
"heelng ana vicinity, that they have on aand a
Z ge ana splendid assortment Of Looking Glasses
Oh their own Manufacture, the workmanShip %
winch they warrant Inferior to aone in tie Union,
ara which they are determined 10 sell on the moss
Ieaschstle Terms. Also, Gilt and Mahogany Frames
oI every Disruption and qualify made u order.
ga Git, Mahogany and Fancy Frames repaired
III lhe neatest manner. J. & HARBOUR & Co.
an ,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-19

NIRGlNiA-ro wIr;-At rules held in the Clerks
office of the Circuit Court Of law and Chancery
Tor Tyler County. on Monday The 9Th day of July
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-19
f. Afterwards Eqrl Of Ii ycrpool-N y. Con. A.
REPUTATION Oh \ SANDER.

Having received q Letter iOm a citizen OF Georgia.
informing as that il had been repeatedly stated, at pub
lie meetings, in addresses 10 tho People oi that State,
that Gen. Harrison is largely a def,ultcr to the Coy.
eminent, with n request Iha, we would inquire iuto
the truth OF that charge, and pace tho FAC before thc
Public, we sought the information in the most direct
manner pnSSihle, by addressing 10 the Secretary of tho
Treasury ola Letter, of which the following - n copy,
WNSuINGrUN, Sept. T. 1910.