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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-31

Ma nr.r-lNG SNVI rs INSIIIU-t
w TlDN.-The ONCE Of the Wheeling Sa.
vides lns,ilntioH has been rem"ved To the ga
change Ofce % Mr. JghE VI. Clarke Vain street,
Bank.
The following are the terms upon winch Deocs-
itee are received in thIs InsrtntI0n.
Banks
"a special depositcs, or suns sobject l..
drawal 81 days nOtice inter, 81 will be at
the rate Of per cent per anuum.
ht54d - notice, at3 I.2percent,
A. months"
The ssve proportiOnate interest will De allowed
on dsprsies subisc; TO the above periods of notice
The business hours Of the lHsilunun from .
me accommodation Of trnsisnt de,ostofs, checks
will Dc cashed 1nd dsposes Will be received Al sny
lino before and after these hours al the option 81
iii E.u GseEp r-e,srrsr
VHNHr WESTERN INsURA NCE COMPANY
THE SrocKnot DERs o. this Company are here.
by notified that meeting will be held AZ Tie Bank ne
House Of the Merchants a Mechanics Bank al
Wheeling. on SATURDAY. the So dav Of Anil non
adopting Bylaws ior the regulation Of Oh, afis o.
he Company.
! By order 81 the Boqrd Of Dirsctoa
/ feb ~ FREDERICK n. GREER. S-cy. p.t
| This company vii Le prepared ~ receive ap.lca
ions for Policies for Fire snd Marine RISKS on Mon
day net 2 provimo
/ IsNOR RkNT-Tho brick dwelling rHf st,.r1 rcu,o.
| II cnrner Of Nam and IeTsrso1 BE- Possession
give ~ April. opply 70 SOLOMON KING.
| -" t1 IS Water o.
| - oVEREiGNS- The highest price p1id Coz sover
- eigns al-o or the notes on pr 's ms IN New
| York. nov ~ \. cow a 60
IItIOVIR sFED-The suf~,uyer wpnes To-. 80,
from 100 10 200 bushels god clean C,.,, So
for which The cash viii be paid .atFnarsttpr.e.
| ian 10 W =, TYSON
INNAt-%f oHtois IN mo o. .es, Jusi received an
~ 81 soloby s7lS 81 REILLY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-31
In haste. yours &c.
JAMES PARRY.

Principal Office 10 North Eighth street. Philadel.
phil; Pittsburgh Office, No. I'll ST. Clar street. next
doc to the Allegheny bridge. whore this invaluable
medicine may always be found. Also Cor sale at the
Book sore sf John Fisher. Wheeling. Va
5-Iv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-31
'NY'E.T'1' .uEDECf.s-LA.

- the appearances OF one who lagerJ in tho Va
"o we're saiishod IN thur OpIuon, that No hone
NAMED, snd that further ttIal OF a. edicins NoUid
shtreiy hs less IN hrs ere aud tof,uri, safe
'e beSan TO use Hunts B0, a. nc i'lli- ano ~ II
ing lew boxes o. the m,d we be- has received
per,ect cure and has since erjoN,d e&,elcn,
'eaith' Ire un.x psttd ts,ov,ivsf NJ Ipsstp
'Hs dstnnish, q all his relatives end iiietts arc
- finders these lines ir nr. HLnt WI h ev.l las
ing srautIde. Inh AND Rus SELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-31

rHSO HAT rERs.--S Avery & Co have on baud
z SHony and Native Wool HAT BODIES. which
ih"v " ~ s"Ii accommodating terms urt 3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-31

STEPHENSON. ATTORNEY AT LAW. No. 204.
a. Main street, Wheeling. Va. nexi door below
y. Nelson's OiEice. inn %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-31

NJ EW MUSIC & MUSICAL. INSrRCkiEN MIS-
Y just received at the Music and Variety Sore
CHioa st. an ssssrncni Of new and fashionable Ma.
SIC. consisting IN part of SONGS;
Old Rosin The bow. Racceon kani Yankee weaders.
The dissatisfied man. A 3 c Dueu.
wealthy old man a DOING did 60,
10 homes dear scenes babe aeieu,
On the Lake where droops the willow.
Long. long ago. They told to love him.
I'll so no moro a rowing. Awake my lutte.
They tell me al IS logger fair Erin is my home,
Flow on thou SHINING river,
And n variety Of new Marches. Waltzes, Callop
AIDES. &c. Washs military music. arranged for bands
Hunters celebrated Instruction book for the Piano
Juvenile do.
Also an assortment OF Brass Instruments consisting
If Trombomes. French Horns. Co5nciis. Post horns
Kent Bugles, Valve Tuimpeis Plain do. splendid A
phaclsde with eleven keys, sryd Flutes cocoa g. box
wood (linod) Guitars, common and machine heads old
and new Niolins in cuses. Fionceos. B,ss and Tenor
Drums with the Virginia of arms, Blank Music.
CLARKE q Nuns S''Iard's. Wuasier & Dunhams cell
ebrated Piano Fores constantly kand and FOR safe
low By the subscriber.
Music taught Violin. Guitar & Piano Forte.
Wheeling oct S j. MELLOR.
1O boxe, Pound Limp Cavcndsh TOBACCO
~ 90 kegs Kentucky twist do MOL.
10 loves Plug do do do
3 bb!s Cut and Dry Smoking do
9 do Scotch Snuff in Bladiers.
do Rnppec do
90 boxes White Pipes. in store and Eor sale BY
inn g PAXTONS q TINGLE
4 NArBJLIC BOOkS-Douay Bible.
~ Outlines Of History of the Court OF Rome.
Key of Paradise. True Pieiy. Christians Guide.
Vado Mecum. just rsceiVc CT and for sale by
feb 10 STEPHENSON g. CARWOOD.
rVNo STEAM Bovr BUILDERS--5o bales OAK
4 nm. just received from the Eastward. for sale
on the lowest terms J. STANBERY.
feb lS No. ID. Water ~.
NICHOLAS NiCkLEBY
~ a few copies OF Nicholas Nickloby complete.
Jack Sheppard.
Outward bonnd Nixes Mate. just received and for
sale by STEPHENSON g. GARWOOD-
- quality jusI received from New Orleans. and for
sale very low Tor Cash or approved paper Also.
Ticrce Rice j. SrANBERY,
feb Is No. 10. Water 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-31

~UoLEsALE AND RETAIL CONNECTION
w AIRY SfORE.-'rhe subscriber has just re-.
cei,ed splendid assortment of French confectionery
snch as Sugar Figures Of vaOns kinds; Frsnch Ksses
OF an Entirely new pattern jelly Cakes Gum Drpg~
Chfysaiizod Candies. juinhe Paste. Sugar An.msls.
Fishes, D1gs. Cats. squirrels. DIVES g. &c.
Green and Dricl ~ f. ~ follows. Ierr,o. DATES
Gripes. COcolRuts S,fshen Almonds. Palne. in Jar
AL Boxes. Lante Cufnnis Palm NUS. Ground MUS
&r. &c.
Together With supply 81 ooafectonary II hi- own
mlBu acnre which he offers ~ Seols.ale ~ retail on
accommodating teras. Having hal the management
~ ~ manufacturing Department ct he princtpl g.
fahlishuscni IN B,innore iId Rehn,n well ~ M,
well known end splendid ,stshli-hmeni u n. Muuils
Evansville Ohio he aauers himself hat shunld III,
citizons 81 Wheeling blink hno worthy Of their pat
rontge be stall hc side h. ylsase.
dee i2-n =. NT'MSEN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-31
CERTIFICATES.
FEVER AND AGUE CURED.


Dear Su-B.ii.yi . IL duty owe you as q suc
- ssiui Tactltl"rer, NJ welt as th1se who may be
innarly afiii,ied take p!caruTr =, aek,.uw;ed2
l"g The TEN ~ have der,v from the uec If yon
v3iuabe NJ. uIcfIe
HUMPS RuTANlC PILLS.
After much suffering from Fevr and Ague dur
ing ire sprnp and FALL for the lnEt fonT yes.S. and
ne prcuhinry ii)drtes attendant uG the indisposi-
ion o on On " hose GseT;ions n large family was
ie enrhnt Tor support. and having withJu; sucCss-
esitu the ski OF many m5dlcal advises. ~ an
Expense CO 10 not well a'uIa. ~ the fall of is 8
nncins TIE pr m0U'tOiy symptoms - the disease
rppioa' hing, Was Indu' ed by fiend " id had
L ieh your iu' dcine, 80 pEsc, pa,ka % Your
liOian!c PA s aCd nav have the happiness 20 IN
bonn H"u-S through ysg. thuss ~ ao may /.
similarly afnlcied--l,at they cuuuEtrdCi the dis
q se, nor have been Quilted with - since. and
ny confidence c"n,lru"s 10 p.huid ne N the ue
!iet that yuur boiaric Pills the ~ ante. the
che aitsi. most eihcacinus juu radical cure iuT
hat distressing disease -hc Fever snd szue Al
can i't the rtcsGui on.r yen .uT Iht b. So ~ you
have heeh nsjtuire rtai 10 cun!eiTnE or ne. 10 n
assurance OF unc' aslrg :, attitude aut cp'oSm.
j. " MCCORMICK,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-31
BEWARE OF ccuNTERrTris

CaLtion BE particular ~ purchasing 70 20.
nat the label " 'his Medicine contains notiys az
tntly according 10 OF CorEItEs. And be
kew -, arlculsr ~ CbiuiHirp them at 400 Cha
am g., NeM y "rS. g. from tEe
49, REGULAR &c. NTS.
w. ". MINI Eh=clin,s, Va
~'NNfN IN - NEtT ' p-stf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-31

- bis ult GIN,
- Is bbsSuest Malaga Vino,
~ 10 Amerc1n Brfuiy.
oires Cogliac d.
S h5ds Ne Run, W store ard 81 saie W
hn7 PAxpQSs y TISCLE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-31

k.SEGAle-23O or. bo1e. Cuta ScgaIs
~ 80 Do de- Pine Iiayunl. do
30 NJ best common, do
Just received on consignment AMI for sale Tow iyy
feb 20 a y. JOHNSTON & co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-31
DiHTesssEs oaS Of cSrere SpdslaoSIc Asiza. .,r
l.z,is csrsl Lz Nlnrs Ro.anic EiL.a

Mr. heory White. was tor the space iwo ycn-s
. hcteu WIN sever Asthua whn h ytoUetCtd
''"n VET aud cold; all The worst niptoIns o. the
VNp1a ~ ioAt We "a ughf?css across the II est
Ti9 cshcuIt an di.trcssing kieathIac Dvrin.,
"e az Year OF hrs illness, The disease increnesd
=" a.a,m nely hs ~ preysRt his following NJ, busI
49, having iost bls SPEECH. arc beng thrsatones
80 ~, INN, ulAs sufocaiinn, Unui Col ious ex-
* ~ l"'Nl v lig ttp tr " q sE!N g9N, him
Eei Tor n CIV hours, The rlys .ciars who at,eI-
20 Hllh rohuun"ed his comnia,rt bcyonu the no
HDHi'N 81 cure bt AZ lasJ fTovd, nee di'.c I'd /,
lumphl. 10 he LETT a. hIs hou.s. uiier which . q
rocured some OF Dr.. Runt'- Rotnnic Pills nd az
er taxing aICw boxes ha found h.usriF .r,i,cl,
zee from The con? lant leri crpi L', atttis iin,.
iauy exercise. oven CfwslkiUg f,Tiv mil /, ann
nd having all the onioyments "r ,,rct bealt5
HENRY y HITr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-31

mir r. luct
= kUSTEES SALE VI VALUABLE. RAJ
ESrATE.-Ey virtue of Deed Of Trust To-
The suhscriber. dated on he 9Th Of June. 1885 an
recoried IN The Clerks Cfcs of this Coijn.y Box %
rage 1876 will sell at public a1rtion ,in Monday the
9u day of March rhe iIonse and hall lot on
wch " stands, being the north b'ilfof Lot No IL,
SQUARE &c the Of wheeling situated On sur.h.
between Union and Monrio sireets SaiS house s
built OF brick. two SORES hgh. and finished in The bes
manner. with marble rzantels ~ the Two lower room.
Sale take place y oclock. nj noon in frunf Of
The Virginia llo'el. The terms ' ~ he negotiable
noes Al e. and ~ months satisfactorily endorsed and
secured by Deed Of Trust The froperiy. Selling ne
TT i-iee shall give such title % y vssted IN me- by
80 Deed Of Trust CnARLi S l. STRONG
The slle of the shovs 20 ,orty 10 postponed until
WEDN ESDAY. the 9Th APRIL. mar l2-lm
sNoBACCO.-20 kess sir twist Tobacco Garnet
4 a Miles brandy jasi re ovcd and ~ '1e Nv
mar ~ w p. TYSON.
WESTERN iNsC ~. Ut CO4HfANi.
CtF.rAL 100000
WIS c0mpang. being now duly organized. 10 pre-
pared 10 sake Insurance on every description
% Fire and Aiarine Risks sGch Dwelling HOUSE
: ORE Houses SC with iher contents Also. SIC. n
Blais Fia Boss and Kos Boats with her carg,es "
snd from any port on he Ohio and Mississippi rivers
ihsr tributary siroa,ns Applioatn fer In.ur-n,
70 - mad fn the prssent a. tss Office ofths wheel
i1R Swing lnsniudon. 2. IT. GREER, seoy D
/ NTEw BAOoV.-JuH received q superior suie'
- Country b On ss,orted usns. should... arl
Siies. ~ snily use, snd ~ lrVy ~ cssh ~
! kbe WHAT = KENpALL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-31

-, ts,,cs KAtSfNS,
GU tales Sof Sheled Almonds.
25 bores assorted Candies.
l case Liqroricc, Just received and Tor sale by
Jan . PAXTONS & TINGLE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-31

FVNO SILK CROwERS-The subscriber has boo,
appointed agent for this city and vicinity for IN
sale ofihe Morus Multicaulis Chinese Yulberr
Treos, rased by the American silk Company Of Bal
imore. and VIII contract for and deliver purrha
sen those trees in my quantity, from twenty to,weni
thousand during the winter spring months, at yer
reduced pFices terms flvorihle Individuals or coa-
psnics would do well TO apply soon. az they will b.
furnished the favorable terms with the genu.
inc article.
tc has also the sale Of about 10000 raised by
Mr.. John Nicely of Queen Annes Co Nd. which
are very superior and will be Hold low by the bud o.
foot. Apply to J. Z. WHARTON, I'd. OF the Time. ,
he c lirg. Nov. IL. 1889 isif
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-31
DRY GOODS.
NEW GOODS


Cheaper tan he cheapest, aad latest orri,ols
Id w STOCKING & CO (Suoc.ssor- 10 F. D.
III Sroaringen. EsT) are now opening. NJ the stand
corner Of Main ani Madison streets. nearly Opposite
the Virginia Hotel very extensive and general as
sorrneht of FALL and WINTER DRY GOODS. re-.
Gently purchased from the best importing houses in tho
Esst (wiih an eye To this important fact that goods
well bought ore half sold.) which, with the former
stock on hand. makes ono of the mo-t splendid and
desirable stocks OF dry goods offered in This city,
all of which willing to offer TO our friends nj
The lowest possible price, for cash or ap r,vcd barter
The $ ock consists in part Of the following article.
Superior Blue, Black. Lavender and Mixed Cloths
from Sl.75 10 10 dollars; Super. Pain. anl Fancy
Ca~imerSs, 81 TO $500; ca English MGR no. frrn
81 cents To $50; 1000 Is. assorted Calicoes. md
CHIMES. from ZIP TO IS cts. Bicach'd Muslin at 10
IA Brown at 10 cts. Black and Figured SILK vey,ts
and Vesiings OF every description aud price Black
Italian Lutcstrngs Cros de Swiss. GrDs de Naples
Rich Figured and Powered Silks Silk Gloves Black
and White KID do. Assorted Silk Brlhis AMI L1ces 4
a rich assortment Of Cap and Bonnet Ribbons new
styles. Jet and biee Black Grapes. Embroidered Belt
Ribbons. New Style Mouscln dc Laines SILK and Thi-
bet Shaws and variety Of entirely new styles IIo-
sery Of every quality and every other artirle both
useful and ornamental. that usually found in DR.,
goods stores OF the laes fashions ami lowest prices
We invite the former cus:o =ers of E. r. SsearngcI
,nd oar friends generally TO give US a cal
r. w. STOCKING & co
oct ID 1877 Nlain 1t. Wheeling Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-31

,,OR SALES hhds Sugar "a very superior
\ quality. jusi received from New Orleans. and for
sale very low Tor Cash approved paper. Also.
Ticrce Rice J. STANBERY.
feb IL No. 10, Water st.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-31

.Ol,No rA.,AlEA--sns, fo,ttvtu afd zoe
IL sals " WHEAT q KENDALL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-31

This company vii 10 prepared ~ receive apslica
ions Tor Policies for Fire and Marine Wsks on Mon
day neu 2 prnvuo
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-31

Gin Two DaiLY LINES ssu BAT.
% TNoRE. W.siuSGrcN CirY. Piu.
sA-ZE--SS.4 LADELrHN AID NEW NoKK D,
- tue uaV of tho N..,,,,I
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-31

IsNOR RENT.-Tho brick dwelling 40 sbr1 rcu.r.
~ corner Of Main and IeTsrso1 s,s Possession
give, id April, spply 20 SOLOMON KING.
10" tl -. Water a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-31

Erie Pa Septeraber 81. 1889.
Dear Sir--l this day send for of Or. Swaynes
Pcunus Virg MIA or Wild Cherry Syrup; there is gem
ileman sick in this place and has bccs for long time.
he rs tred the medciHe and finds il helps him much
] amoIi--plesse send Immediately; send tyso
bottles IL you cannot send more.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-31
PROFESSsONAECARDs.

NAMES s. WHEAT, Attorney at Law,
u Wheeling. Va. offers lis services the trans
1cuOn u the business ~ his procession IN a - city
" any Of the sOJacei coHEtiss OF Nnginia or luO
Office. east side of 1iain between UnOu am Mon.
-frrpts. wheeling. Gct. Q.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-18
"Take this for want of Better"

A the editor Of the Cdstteton Statcsmdn
thought ren he concluded to print tie .Joilow-
ing paragraph:
"The Rutland Herald of last week attacks
us in its usual grovelling and BLACKBOARD style.
The editor of that print alledges that we pledg-
ed ourselves to expound the Independent
Treasury. The assertion is
without foundation ."-CastletOn Statesman,
Aug. IL.
In consequence OF the above cutlery Of suffering.
prosecuted democratic Innocence, we were induced
to the task Of trudging about the village in order to
obtain the first number Of the Statesman four own
copy having been lost) 10 see ifthe Herald had
really misreprcsented the Statesman. copy was
finally found containing the article on the strength
of which we announced our expectation Of seeing a
conclusive defence made Of the sub treasury law
The following is "a short. analysis Of the article in
question, headed, "Salutatory."
After makingtheir bow and telling the good people
what is "according to CUSTOM" viz. to make out
list Of the fine things which they intend to do, the
following pledges are given LIST That they are
democratic to the corc;" THAT cant be very deepl
IDLY. To sustain the same measures which the adj
ministration party sustain;' Ii. G. mind Amos Ken
dali. any howl Sd. To ''support Van Buren, and his
measures; (that is, justify him If he is caught
sheap>s,ealing] 4 "To prohibit the people from
entertaining good opinions Of log houses palaces
getting into fashon.1 9Th. 1--WE shall direct OUR
attention to the SubTrea'ury;" winding off with
half column of jabbering jargon about banks.
Now we ask the compliments if it is not fair in.
ference drawn from their own words, that they in.
tended to enter into discussion of this sub treasury
business and endeavor to convince those who yet
in doubt about il that il is wise and judicous mea
sufel You walked before the public prompt as
drum major and said to them, "Few, are confident,
Understand this measure 1.-THE sub treasury and we
shall deyote our attention to it," From such Ian
guage the public had right to expect, and the Rut-
land Herald had right TO expect something little
above the efforts Of ordinary Intellect, in ito de.
fence. Not knowing the particular gifts OF the edi.
itors mind, could not Of course premise whether
his oratory would resemble tie precpiltte, aestic
and masculine eloquence Of Lord Brougham, or the
smooth, polished, efleninate, slken sentences Of
Canning, yet, we expected, since it was gratutousy
promised stupendous accomplishment. But to our
disappointment, not an editorial has appeared from
that time 10 this, upon the subject. Now the editor
/ is forced to eat his own words and back Of too
! heavy undertaking by saying, he only intended "a
reprint the biH IL passed Congress, and submit Il
! WITHOUT COMMENT IN
That will 10, Sir. You might well undertake
to repeat Samsou's trick of Juggling of the brszer
gates Of the city, as TO convince intelligent maj
that the sub treasury is toerable institution.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-18
WHAT ARE WE COMING TOT

We are led TO enquire, what are we coming
to, from declaration reported to have been
made by Mr.. Van Ness not many weeks since
at Whitehall. A conversation is aledged to
have taken place with Mr.. Van Ness, and the
inquiry was made, "who do you think will be
our next president. lie replied, "Van Buren,,
he thought" He was again asked if he did
not think it possible that Gen. Harrison might
get majority of the electoral votes! He re-
piled that Gen. Harrison might possibly get a
majority Of the electoral votes, but if he did,
he would never be suffered to take the presi-
dental chair"
We cannot of course vouch for the correct
ness of this reported conversation; we can only
say it comes through respectable men. And
whether true or not it seems to harmonic with
the insinuations of the Globe. Such thing.
may be thrown out as feelers, 10 test the pub
lie sensbility on an important subject, to see
If their own party even, would bear to hear of
resort TO force to put their candidate into the
chair Of State, if the efforts at the ballo,-box
should fail. as they evidently think it may
bss it d.. | come to this that the minions of
lru declares that il the candidate
nents should lie elected, yet he
-c suffered to take his seat in the
presidential chair! Freemen, are you pre-
pared for such state of things as this Tho
continued and high-handed encroachmen's up
| on the constitution and laws clearly point 70
such a result, we were not prepared to hear il
SO soon announced. We had not supposed
that the hand of ambition had so firmly seized
upon the rights Of the people that it might ven
ture at one blow TO attempt the consummatior
of its wishes.
Here we find disappointed Office seeker
openly declaring his readiness, the readiness
OF lis employers, to resort to force, II the
find 1t necessary, 10 prevent president cleo
from taking his seat. We arc at once, the1
let into the secret of a standing army Of 20(
600 men TO be under the control of the Exec
u,ive; an army TO do his bidding, 10 give elIec
TO his wishes.
Now we suppose such = declaration TO b
perfectly consistent, with the democratic prit
ciples Of Mr.. Van Ness for such democrsc
would sacrifice every ,hiAa upos Tie Noloc
ofi,s smbiaor.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-18

Sasnsiosfs'. srd ilrncl ou' 60 hc 81 worthless
90 The h-an ol ihe durof--ii was roi worth a
fsrifug Yes. Marin Van llurcn. ite rfcsi.
sent oftAcse iwraip.sS united hri sovereign
States. the roumz ticf.in-chicf 81 tho Army
aod Navy ~ ihis great naiion. Who Is IN DE
annual feccirs ~ ipcuip Eve thousand dollars
IN gold and silver from Tie Peoples Treasury
ard who will, ou fhe ~ day q March neat.
have received foi Official services. the cnor.
nous sum Of ono hrndrcd and siIiy four thou
ssnd nine hundred and ninciy-nino dollars
and ivo cents Of he peoples cash, ~ the
tleb;iOde of the houndicss Brralitv ci lis
hear. absolutely gave The Old Revolutionary
soldicr wboig Niihy plaster dniior' aud hat
whole shinplasicr dollar no, worth a copper
IVES, sir. ono whole shnplas,cr good .foru9ih.
ing dollar. 90 dclray the old soldiers expenses
on bis weary pilgrimage home, a distance Of
uov than five hundred miles. Was there
river exhibited, since tho DAYS q Noahs food.
90 striking an instance 81 cold, sofdii, heart
Sess rDea nness.foiinod by naugld bui the keen,
unfseling insult which accompanied A. For
the credit Of human nature, which found an
unfit representative IN The person Of the Presi-
dent, will add that. upon being informed Of
the rcsul, 81 the old soldiers application to
the executive, some half dozen members Of
Congress from Western New York, made up a
purse Of thirty dollars. sufficient 70 carry the
old man home comfortably lie set off saiis6-
I'd. 20 use his own emphatic aud expressive
language. cha, tie Peoples Representatives
were very clever scr, Of folks, but that he
Pysndcni, Martin Van Bur,n, ras a terrible
use6n nun"
Long, sir, have hcsi,a,ed-long have ] re-
sis,ed the demands and prompilngs Of duty, in
presenting the foregoing statement in regard 10
The treatment Of an old Revolutionary soldier
received at the hands Of Martin Van buren,
Although bu, an humble individual in nation
embracing sirtoca millions OF souls, | keenly
felt nv portion OF the disgrace that mus, rest
upon all ofus, II the meauness Of our Presi-
dent, were disclosed TO the world But, sir,
having been early taught 10 tell the truth, at
sverv hazard, and TO do justice '',hough tho
heavens should fall" / cannot depart from
those lessons in my manhood ! have plo-
claimed this mean &C, Of Martin Van Buren,,
that my fellow counirymon may bo better able
yo read his true character, and that they may
know that meanness is one OF tho characteris-
ues Of the nature Of the man who is now
''eompsssing sea and land" to persuade his
fellow citizens 10 cncIrclc his brow with tho
honon, and TO line his pockets with the emol.
ensnis Of = second Presidential term.
Now, Mr. Chairman. don't you, in all candor,
tAink that have said quito sufficient 10 make
tAe admirers Of Martin Van buren, a little
mote modest when they are pleased TO dcclaim
against General lIauison's selling Revolu.
usnafy soldiers into slavcryi