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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-09

, NWELVE PER CENT FER ANNUM-InIcr.
est az The rate Of twelve per cent per auanm
VIII DE paid by the subscribers. Tor all dcroSi,c. m,go
~ ueIT uihce' for sixty days AMI upwards. which can
VIII be secured by mortgage on mipcuub.red 81
Ia.c m lbs city. feb II q 4 Z GnEE a. -
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p ENlOFAL-J. n. Dickcv has
Z 10 the house formerly oerupied no NJ, 80
laIEilI, corner Of market and Quincy sire, u, m
l1'lely "a The rear Of Mr., J. McCorncy'st sy. I'Its
.c'i,s 4~letuswaIe G. which he pliers f5T suI@ ~
~ low prices for cash. arc ~ W.
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NOVELE

%IBNEl CLIFTON, Adventures Of an Apon
- search OF Practice. Alniea Vernon. Two TI,.
n'". r..,' n"sIn3t Wife Hunter. Stanley. Only
u""sI'sL 'hc'eriy, Ethel Churchhil. Nick Of M.
!" woods. lhe squire, ldler in Italy. The Nddy. Mo-,
nope LlIrn Granville. Henry of Guise. 1Ier az 81
wood. Mary Raymond. Nan Darrell. Inc R,bbcr r.,
l"5 Ncsii Pouclcs and Asphasia. British Srn,,e -
' h'.,l'"' &C. &C, Just received and fr sale by
ap - STEPHENSON 4 .pNvI,r d.
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S~HTririnc partners If he firm IF IaHlccy Hicks & Co
mar l2-rIOct
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BEWARE or coJXiERFFiTi,SS

,'Mt'7- =" ger.cu,ar in purchasing "a see
l'1 'ut lA,tI9 i lEis Medicine contains "A uofl.r,f
q entry Hc'uIdug 90 a { OF Cor.r,ss. And be-
aaU 81, Newly urE. ct rumrhc
REGULAR .GENTS
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iCE-A few ticrces received and for sale no
up = NJ. III Y.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-09

Hills n o. ~.glr; 50 D5Is- 49, MoIa-- A.,
30 hh.a. Tar, 200 b5is No. /. PIusburI1
Slii' 100 b".s. s1psrdur Flour 80 bb!s. apples; Tor
,1,r 90 reduced prcc 10y
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WuEELlNG STVINGS INSIIIT7

the sarac prOportiouatc Interest," will n, ,u,-.4
On dcposltcs made for specified psriots ~ 90,
% Iep9sllcs subject to the above periods Of nniic@
, - BUSINESS hours OF the Institution are from q
me aecommodalon Of t%rnsiCnt depos;tors. check
VIII pc cashed and d~cposiies will be received NJ an
the Treasurer. o"' III the oPton Of
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-09

( M THOUSAND IgS. Inrf SCAR. part of
- WING" is dp#h.c refined. u allcudiI article. re-.
cclvnd ard iuT srI, by ua * N. REILLY
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Seffimmte 9abriht.

0le riittanbisen Sarsg pltfteren bon
Berts gauntp, Die ibys 9uplifats ttr 1887,
1858 unp 1889 niebt ataclettelt hatsn, haten
upoem gommi1fcners Imt, auf ODER Dor
oup lttsn natbifsn Suli anSnrHftn uno Nleb'
fiafsit ~ MAIDEN, fcnit f6nnsn Ite llnfolten
sr,partsu -lluf Scfebl ptr eanntpsecniN Is.
Seinrib Ia9el, Shaemsliter.
gpmmiIfonrs:Hmt :
Steacima, Snni I6. 5 SIN
Ep9ie Sleiabanbler in aaslanoiit6en
Sauflnannssiitrm uno SattpirtbG bic ibrs
grlautnibIehcine nod nebt auf fasncmmen bas
tcn, babsn ioltbes mseriaslitb Su thun, nm
ltnfoten 5n Uerbhten.
5einrid Tasel. Sebasmeiter.
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g q e6 r / (b t

2(ae oiejeniaeu ,pelde nod ltuloi9
Gho an sie Sruferei oeS ,Serfs
Gauntp Noler" poer uSerfs. gauntp
Selncfrat", fDnnen all oen Inter
fhrtebenen lvcbnbaft am Cd Der
Yenn- uno iiebenten Stra6e, Rabte-
sah(en, 5wifhen nun uno ocn lifen
ndtbifen eSult ; oenn nab DEM lifen
Suli ,peroen Die Vlber einem Srte-
oensridter gum Gintreiben liberseten
.peroeu.
Soleph Il Il 9aier.
Gcaein9, Wlai 26. By.
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Gborlss SroreU,

Benahrihtisct erscbsnft hicrmit Isiue SrcuH
Dc, oas er fir sinen fur,en 3sitraum leine
Hmtttube ertfuet bat, in Oct Imttube bon
,Senrv Rboaos. CSC. an Der Sapfets Der
OltspenntraGs, i'm nahitsn 5auis pom CT
ber 0sttsn oper giisntahns StraGs, 100 CT gu
jecer 2asce5eit as;utrefsu 1T.
Stealing Wai 10. be.
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60 ebeil empfanoetl

95on Stsu,Vcrf, sstauft auf Iafticn, ein
aroGss 2lTortsmsnt BON Stbneioerpaarens
ale fsins 0oser's nno 9if 9iINmsiTsr; ane,
rifaniItbs 9ilhmener uno &atsIn; Dorl lebnei.
bemeIIsr; ,pelhe alle 5n Uerrinsrrten preiIen
Usrfauft Derocn, bei
Keim uno t11iller.
StsapiGa, D1ai 10. 6nl'
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81 q th ri (b t.

Ger ltntcrItbrictcne tcnachr,btiaet hicmit
ersctenf ale fctbe pcrirneu bic fb ielftt
uptb per- rIhulrst ipiden an Ieinem
Stiefel- uno Stbut- -Stc6r,
eas CT iene Siebsr in Die 5dnbs BON Gbars
fee TrereIl, gea. gum ginforocrn ibcracs
ben bat. @plebe, Die nod Ihulois Ituo ,rpirs
ben mchl tbun tpenn tie icslcieb anrnftn, ,r,
Soften Su eriparen.
Ubrab BAN lyon.
Neabina O1ai 19. bt.
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GO eben por 1luftion empfaMoen,

Gin arrder Bcrrath bon Sawlmin's 80.
ksln, 5anHiiarn, itdblernem. meIInaenen uno
h,no siisrucn Nhfldacn, Sbhranssln, Stbraus
ben, Nsrts,e. welehe pcblfrilcr rcrfauft mers
rsn als an irsenO ei,sm ancern plasc in Nras
oin9.
Keim uno t17i(lcr,
gft ccr Dsnn uno Sten StraGen.
Nfacina, Wiai 10. 6m.
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Sin Seiblub Der COMMITTEE BET Ius1
lpdrtisea In9elesenbeiten .puroe i'm Se=
nate oes Gonsre1es einberibtet, nab .pel-
bem osr pralioent autboriiirt tpirb, bic
@elbenfe oes Smons bon Muscat 70 rpie
au1 Den G0tpen uno bic e0lpia als &C.
Ibenfe BON Dem &ailer bon Maroeeo
anSunebmcn, oielelben olsoann absr gum
SeiTen bc5 Staotsibot3es 5u 3elbe ou
mo6en. SSir pollen 5ur Gbre bes eana
oes 9lanben, oob Elm iolber Sel1lub pom
eonsreb nit @ntrultuns miro 5urtiefse-
pieien sperosn oenn auferbem ,pdrbe es
cine iolbe Grbdrmli6eeit unb einen 70
tteinliben Srdmer9eiit perratben porI1
ter bic Burger Der Ser, Staatsn err6=
ten mi Bten.
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Ser "Glepelano .peralb" ent5dlt bic
Mablibt DAP beoeuteao uiel Stsintoblen
bon &anaoiern oaielbF oufsefauft tporosu
ieien, uno cob man einen &ontraft fIr
10000 Suibel, fir ben Gebraub Der
&e9ierun9 in Sonaoa, ab9eibloier ba.
be. il.
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Ginise franS5Ilfebe Shreitsr fpred6en bic
Wteinuna aus, rab Der Gtreit nit gtina bic
Ter. Gtaatsn uno gaslano in einem xampf
peripi6sln psroe.
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Il nf Ii II . / q II q.

ltntsr;siebneter BAT IRttaltrn setrcffsn unb
miro i'll tur3cr 3cit tsi bm crlbeiHsn sim
Ssutlhcr
Tippesauoe NaIeN0er,
fir oas Sabr 1871, ,p;ltbrr NIT ;sbu fcinen
5olsttihcn se5ert Isin miro, ncltbe Die slc,
reitben sbaten unr 9srpisutte pss @eusrals
Sarriien baritellen. Slctf ben eem6bnlis
tben altrpncmiltbcn Sercthuunarn miro eiu
Ntri6 itincs <ebrns uno SaMplunsen parin
uit6sinen.
gcmmittcen, gluts. Gtcbrbalter uno lnccs
re, perosn tcm Sonucert 3n 9baGer bfrIts
ben, menn Seltrh.naen iptalp wie mtalitb az
nRtsricitGncttn pcitfrei einaeiantt ,peroen.
2loorei1e : 6. Il. Gage,
Illentaun, Yenn.
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Sina Goup.

Sina Gdltp.
aus Sal;fcttsn, wefl balen, wiro crine6r,
ttth 70 lebnea ais m6alieb bel mir 81 mel /. II,
ba itb ibr @aebsn BON wibtisfsit mit5utbeis
ZEN babe.
S.8. @eHelboeft,
pbilaoelpbia
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Die entlauf fenen SeIaoen in &anaoa
baben Dos parloment fir bic Grlofuns
zines Noturoliiations Sc feees an9e1u6t,
bab ibnen 9efotte Burger 5u ,perben; iie
fIr6ten, oab iie i'm Safe zines &rieees
ein9efan9en uno pieber in Selaperei ae-
bra6t peroen mCbten. ID.
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Das Cincinnati "Vclfs 8latt' pom
llten Sum- fa9t:
eebten Samfas fiel Dapio Seorbep,
Elm S6otte, Der bic 1ufiibt iiber bic Der
sineianati Gompanie seborisen ,6olSb6te
fIbrte, aus einem 8oote in ben Slub uno
ertronf. Gein 9ei1nam tpurbe eini9e
Stuuten fpdtsr aus oen 2Eafer ee5o9en.
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Die en9lil1sn Sldtter untsrbalten iieb
nit elmer Sdauber9ci6idte, in Sol9e De-
ren eer Captain oes ebifes 8sauer, pom
9uoion> einen Matroien ieines S1ifes,
9tamens Srotpn, Den Gauibalen auf "Sa.
page Sslano" i'm itiIen Scean preis 9e=
seben, uno eer uneliidIibe bon ibnem
sefreRen iein iou. Srapn ioa iid baben
perlauten lahcn, oab wenn oer Captain
ibnen am eanoe feine sr6iere Sreibeiten
5u9eiteben polle, ct Jpn NIT Dem MeHer
fieeln wsroc. Dieie Ieuierun9 fou ZEN
Captain, eesen ben orei Watrolen BON
feiner ei9enen Monaibaftals 3eusen auf=
eetreten iino, - ieiner unmenfdliden&as
DE peranlabt baben. DAP 8rotpn ober
wirflib bon Den @iloen 9efreiien worben
it, i9eint aus Der Iusfase oes Gapitains
Dor BET Ser. Staaten Diitrift. Court au
@euyorr, po bic Sabe anbdnsi9iit, ielbft
berporduseben, nur bebauptet oerlelbe,unt
iou bereits slaubwurbi9 bespieisn baben,
oob Srolpn perlanet batte ans eano ausz
9eIeet gu rperoen. Dieies ,par ibriaens
Elm fooerbarer @unfb uno miro nibt 70
leibt se9laubt> ,pebbalb Der Captain Dor
Der 9ano Sdr9lboft fir iein Gribeinen
leiifen muBte.
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Die Snoiansr in 8lorioa fabren nob
INNER fort ibre Gewalttbdti9feitsn an per"
ubcn. 4ue paor Sage fommen Sta6ri1=
tex bon neuen &srlpa tun9eu unb Moro=
tboten, Die bon berumfreif fenoen eia5elnen
8onoen peribt rperoen. ytibt ,peit DOH
Ipalabcola wurosn neuli6 3 Samilisn
an9esrlfTen, uno Ibeile oerielben ermorbet.
0ie 3duier uno anoeres Gi9entbum purs
Den serttort uno perbrannt, uno mas fort
sci6leppt speroea fonnte, ,paro mit9enom-
men. 2SeItbur9cr.
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Mo1es Montifierre, ebenali9er S6e-
riff BON eonopn, 1T bon feiner Sour in
@sppten ,uradaeeebrt. ST bat bort eine
Bone nit einem &apitale BON l Nlilion
Dollars seeriinbet uno bic Grlaubnib er'
balten, bic Spnasoec uno S6ule in Sern'
ialem pieoeraufs subauen spoju er berelte
IS, 900 Dollars an9erpieitn bat.
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Gin alter Mlann tpures NIT einem jun
gen Srouen3immer aealib auf einem Der
Nliiiiliippi Dampfb0te bcfannt, unb als
oas Soot in Cincinnati antam, beiratbete
ct fle. st 9ien9 betrunfen su Sstt :; unb
aIs ct am ndbfen Moreen erpa1te, fanb
es iib BAT feline Srau uno ibre Mutter ilb
NIT allen leinen @eloern ,sefpart,uoutet
bate.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-15
DANCING TUITION.

IN X. 'C"OkODSlCkl, Dancing Master I'm,
1'sL Pms, pupil 0l the eeebuted Latour. la, ,L,
hnnof OF 'ing lHs services Rs piUft>so, of Dan,
eng 10 lhe L1dIes and T. mt, men oi I.,nchbu,s
ad as ''ciniy. who are desitous OF cuusatiau nm,
''nnefht and delightful accomplishment.
or phoz'chi Is Jnstii"u RIehmonn Va, where
" ""s oeen teaching Two years IN the pine,.,aI La
ules Institutions. under The ,lreetIon nj A.. ~
n' henzir, MI Pers,co. aud Ms. Dew, and 6o,.
"'o'h lie has Satisfactory letters Of recommeuda4
lion. 'e"ua-
T." rouz'cki hopes IRON his experience. AMI
~ r'' A''' ana good manners 10 prove himself
''" -" give Satisfaction 10 whoever uIshes In l,,,
''e ." OF D"ncng according 10 tie rrceiyed nm.
G'"es OF The kown Institution, Academic RoyaI, in
:, Apply at the Franklin Hotel, or at Mr.. Rynm,.
Jane ''iuesf9'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-15
nORRIBLE. MuRDER.

Tn ihr 3nth ut. the wifr md five children Of Mr.
Brown. al I'LL Wiley, IN llunlir pdnn enrnis. p.
murdered by so person or person, uuk nown.
The allnwinr circumstances ate detailed ~ lettat
Published in the Halliday shurF Register; The Wifr
ani were fund ~ the hose; her throat VS.
rni from ear 10 and - son shot through The
tody atsonr distance Tom The house were found
w. Other ehi'rn, nne shot and the nthei Killed
with club and in anoIhei duertinn the bod al
ne two temHining E illren WIRE fund, one shot
ar1 The oihat Killed with the club. The story that
Brown narrated TO tht int, il rs follows: o. hts re
turn home hon work n lie evcning lac found las
door laslened wlul-f standing tletr he twice
STINT n. IT, d,sl narrowly missirg hin. and The
second grazing hi. ciieek and passing ihrongh
lie lowrr pan of his and lbs hat. III IN
nsdisiel, ran Il The nj elhor and gave ia
alarm. Suspicion isi fell upon Brown. b0i AFTER
uard npon Roher h'CnurGhy, Who Is married 10
The oldest daurltri nf Brown. thc only chld nav
living AID mon jain NC, nefhv. ho Is suppressed
to have been tie aroonpcc Il his btnlher; lhr,
have both been arrested. Blown il the o - uet uf
small farm. thr pos $500 Of winch could lave
heen the onl. naute for the murder Of the fafl,
by the M'Coucehys.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-15

pesetiul tribes of warike Indians Ia ubo,, d..
surrounded. "Nine-ienths' ofhis constituent.
sa''' """'d regret the DISARMAMENT Of tllat fo,..
tbs duty 10 them. then, faithful deleg,,.
e"en'zing The force ofrepresentatiye ol,I,r,,.
left him no alternative. ''
II IS remarkable that the gentlemen Win =.
ransaeked an old file of the aurora" fol ;,
harrison's speech. did not also perceive -, :,
same nie, the speech ofGen. Samuel Smith Ill.,.
leader IN the Republican ranks, on the sam. "a
This speech Of Gen. Smlth is published IN III. y.
'ional lo'ellieencer Of The 6Gh-iat gentleman -,
posing the reduction Of The Army rs Gen. uor,;.a-
did. Afer adsertng TO the threatening pos,,..-
our affairs with France, the last dispatches TO-.
oui envo,s 10 which country had been Land bof,.I
Congress. q, as Gen. Smith says, .'were co,.id..,
In no other hight than as manifesto to pre,,..
minds Of the people for war,"-tand if so -,
3.400 men were but rrifing force TO NEE, hay
umphant armies Of Jacobia France then A,,.,.'
with triumph over internal and external foa.,
Gen Smith said
"under his statement Of facts wopld oor,,
think OF destroying his army at once g? WoniI =.
rot be more prudent 10 wait two or thee mot,bs r.
ahsices from our eny"ys He fel, well ass,,,a1 4
us own hllUu lilht nthCe WOnId be The -
our negotiation. II gentlemen thought wiih ~
hey would wall the event. lfsuccfssul ,bo -
would al course be discharged under The law ~
The resolution. Mr.. SmIlh SAID was calc,l.,.,
10 discharge all these men withnul single ,blIi.
10 cany them home. lie uusted they would M, s.
sent home without such provisions as It had Loo
usual to make.
This army had been called standing army -,
II was SAID that excuses would be found In le'
mp, even alter peace. But this cannot La,,,a'
Tor the law expires ,cbeneuer The differences b,jre.
France and america are made up
1T is most remarkable thai Gen. Harrison sbo,,,,
be slltfed as Fedcrasi because he voted for,p
slslonanot Standing Afmy,o 3400 menlo bel.o,
In service only so long the couniry might be ,b,a
ened with war-whIlc nov. in period Of proGono1
peace, (the dis raceful Seminole war always e,oo
ted aud notwithstanding We have Sia19jDo A.
my OF 1000 men, this "Democranc K public,a
State Rights" administrator proposes 10 embod,
andior long periods of lime to keep paw 100 oon
miiiia, who are 10 'provide themselves" with arms
and accouiremenls, and To keep reserve anoIhor
100 600, II be ready to obey the blast Of the bnv
as emergencies may o,ise Really, Republican,
ism has undergone strange metamol pho.is since
1870
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-15

A Kren Rfbukc.-Thr Philadelphia Seniine .
Van Buiun paper. thus rebukcs the mends,ious -
,un,niaiurs ut Gen. Harrison, many Of whom hraped
river, species nf obloqa. upon the Character OF Geu
Jackson. 10 ga
I'VE have brrn fretiully complained OF for de-
dining that method OF pplincal warfare winch ieles
ehitfy upau personal abuse of opposing eandidatrs.
and 81 distinguished men In the adsrtst pirty. We
do not war sftrr that fashion. w choose our
man. aud wih becoming zrsl advocate his eieyatinn
20 trust and power hnt .i3Te nof abuse The eycdf
and good men ieio may compete ffHh INN Eyen
such uian Is he property ol is county: s talents
his fame has decd, al tsdom ~ the cabinet or oil
vilor ia the field. all are his eounn,s-aud She The
proud mother OF these children. Is never norc n iut
ed. never more afflicted WITH Ea=hcl-lfke betravr-
menf. Than when rutlian-u "oui4 pluck them rom
her bosom, aud lprnlsh thrir eofy."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-15
Up~ESrIG INTEGIIGENCE.
BosTnN. ] ane 6.

BOSTON. J aue p.
Gel. bratson NJ IKE Arrival IF the UatorH The
celebration Yesterday ofthe arrival OF Tire Hfsi steam
ship trcm Liverpool. conducted IN manner wor-
thy Of the occ asioa At O'Clock. the City Gdseru
men, aud large uuniber Of invited guests assem-
bied y. the Guy Hall. sad at half rasi ,he nroees.
sion was formed snaef the fnertiaa Of the Cny Mar
shat and pr,, ererd To aueuil Halt winch had hrrp
fued up ~ a haadspme Style suitable To lie "eea.
sicn. The llali was testaoHed wnh " istcp nuu.b-,
Of flags of the United States aud Grea, BJnain and
was Decorated in = %rf, appropriate ard tasteful
manner. 40 elegant collation. had teen prepared.
10 wh,rh Tie lang. audience mas seated. aief grace
had heeu sad b, he Rev. cir Rnds'rs. y ~
r'nrk. ne Ms:.r no rtesiitd"u Tic ecoason, al.
dressed tic cun rans Ia handsome anil appfopti-
aie manner. lie explained the objects ri tie meet
ipr and the ,iitzr 81 Busion ou lie
arrival III The FIRST steamship from Liverpool which
I've regarded as OF the most important and inter
estine events iifal had occurred iut macy Wears.
He took occasion speak ia high terms NJ tie
z, aud csderpIi2e Of Cunad. and iesteu ed nis ne
ccssaay absence the mFsent ot,"sion. In rou=
ciusion, he alluded IN ait.i'quent wauptf TO com.
r,erclal entetprize second only TO thrIsauilS ~
advancing the void iu MORA aud poiaitd POINT
OF view and Strengthening The boud- at freud In
beis cen che nations Of the carlh. Duly Adp
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-15
From tlse philadelphia Chronicle.

ANOTHER DEFALCATloN.-The career
et deialca,lon Is NOT yet terminated aud scenes
OF vdla,uy are daily enacted, at which the ,rtuuus
aud the h"nest gueSe. metuhei al the Bat. lu,z
merly nlprh esteemed hs his &C qnanlnnce * rccu.
pyng an elevated station ~ the pr"iess,on, has ali.
seconded with from $50 IA 81 900 Incl, he rlI IN
trust inr yauuus purposes. There would be IN del
icacy under present ltcumsiancrs IN eoucsaliup
names, as The public generally understand the lie
faulter 10 be lnhn Sille, Jr. On Wednesday fIIe,-
noon last lac le The city. after sending 10 las IA.
sher sle;ter. wlu,h lie cou,tnthls a " ~, and
child 10 hls catc.-The gtnrrh tni re>sinn seems ~
he that tins catastrophe was brought aboui b, Nh.
shie unduy specializing, al more PROPERLY speak.
ing, gambling IN sUcks, aud Mofus NJ ullcanl,. -
We have hestd oi nunet~ns persons Who will lie
l"sefs by this nrlaIlp"s ab'qHatnibiou. Some ol
the Individuals thus tobb,d, NOW absent IN En
rope, and Win will consequently he drfauded oul
Of thousands, TIE particular ,lrcu,h,tan,e VIM
'rn to the denonement of th's scheme OF en- beg
xeaent We have 10, We, her'.
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was guilty OF the criminal fully Of strongly recon-
mending 10 the consideration" Of Congress. n
Plan" Of the Tue character Of which, although
ronlessedls Important, it vas intimately con-
necled, as he assured gress with the uaiion1
defence lie pas protoundig Ignorant = We shall
wait 10 see wlaI The Enqnter's +" something q con-
sequence" is, ho~eyer, before we proceed further
with our reflections; coniening ou1sri,es, as the
lawyers say, with summing up llus:
fthe President IS responsible for the Standing
Army scheme. lac deserves the most emphatic con-
denim ition The people, rthIs attempted outage
upon Their '2hts and liberties.
il Mr.. Polnselt suggested the scheme upon lis
owe responsibility and the President, eonfdIng in
his discretion and judgment strongly recommend.
cd" without reading il, aud if. since his attention
has been called to H. he do really dsapprove of the
easuie,ii then behooves him. the peoples agent,
10 remove Mr.. Pomsea, as the people would do, il
they could reach him,
II the President fail Mr.. Poinsett, il
will be in for him and his friends TO says he new
Ell the Bill; since the retention Of Mr. p 10 of
fee, under such circumstances, will be substantially
an approval Of thai scheme. equally ceusurabe-
nay, more So because ii will he done in the eth o
lis condemnation by the peopit--as would have
been lis orig nal recommendation, upon a Ihorouei
comprehe nsiun of lis character
So that. in ary aspect Of the Case, we defy tht
= esJeut to throw of tins "shrr OF Nessus." TIL,
Enquirer g0s itself, # ii surposcs. for an instant
thai "lhe bumbug ola Standing Army" is to lie ST
easily got nd OF. lflt be Indeed "a humbug," VII,
do its friends moi II by. lhey did at fisi, will
an onn0aS silence II be "a humbug," why wa
the Enquirer hmdto persuade 10 iublish .
Why did IL not insef promptly, aud court lnvesti
CATION! Why does II now. wien driven by publ,
srnunent, 10 IT'S publication. fts5l TO the pilifu
aud astardly sublerfuge OF clearing the shlrs olth
+ ,esldent OF all responsibility Tor the scheme, ant
throwing the whole odium upon one of lis subal
TENS, Who is compelled to take the position as III
pIioe OF Presidential favor aud Parry lorbearancc =
lilt were IA humbug," should rot wines
these powerlultflts 10 cnunieracl and ueulraliz
IT'S 'fioets upon the public mind. II II were hum
bug. ii would be treated ms lnu,bug. NJ itls
stern aud solemn reality, iot which The Admnstfl
lion to winch II owes It's pattruily,--whether II
Head or Of lis Arms lie responslbe.-uwe II
gid accountability to the prople-and, for lailr = t,
exact which thai people will be false 10 tLemseye
aud to all future ages
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NV loni. June 3.

Madame Celeste. whose antics on The stae~ hate
"ra"a crowds Tor ~ nths past az pPople win nd
"'Fe high jumping IN adde's. has JUS jumped leh
~ han esrr. and fnae on To France wlth The Bta-
zi''an C"nsnl 50 The papers sa,, Who know about
suri, matters.
Tie, hust AMI. Mr. Elliott Is sirk in Philadelphia
She Vas nataed for him. Ihrv tny. $3.50 000 sinte
ihe'f atflacc. II thste Is awning by which ivan
can dcefahe his VIE and uehiefs. and sous. and
hr4seiftnn, II Is IN tnuNine TO surh miserable
creatures disgrace Ihrlrscx. .iaur Com.
SPURIOUS Bus The public arr cautioned n
rnlnsi RECEIVING 'ls nutpaulnR To b" u The Globe
Il ank. Nv 1o'k--nn snrh Bunk beFne m existence.
A bsieh Of ,hon, $4,000 Of such hills siFurd s. d.
nar. CASH. n Bishop. pfe,i. received on
Saturday by a Banking house IN Wall street. f ON a
Bank ia OhIo. ID.