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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05
UNITED STATES FAST NAIL LINE
FROQ WHEELING TO OH

UNITED STATES FAST NAL. LINZ
FROM WHEELING TO WOOSTER OgJa
By wsy Of Monnt Pleasant.
-~->t iarrisville. Georgetown. Ca.
@@S~ dir. Sroclown. Franklin. Fss,.
~ttEE@ Port. New Philadelphia. Canal
Dover. strawsburg. Milton. Mount Eaton. Edenb,,.
Wooster. and Mlrsfeld. Connecting with The Mai
Lines, to Bucyrus. Ashland. Norwnlk. Sandu,kv
City. and Cleavelnnd. Leaves Wheeling. .yery
Monday, "Wednesday utd Friday. at ~ O'Clock NJ
and Wooster on Tuesday. Thursday and SATURDAY.
Passengers by this line. will arrive at either end
in time TO connect with the mail Lines ru ming ,u,t
and west.
The Pr, begs leave TO tender 10 the publie n,
grateful acknowledgment for the liberal ru,uuor,
heretofore bestowed on his Linc--und ,akes lbs %,
casion to assure them, that no expense or et,ent,o,
shall he wnniing on his part to render pcrfrc, md
full satisfaction TO all Who may travel in his linz.
and having lately renewed his teams and plocs,,
new coaches on the road. he hotIer himself ,ha,
he will merit. and hopes 10 receive q liberal ,Ls,s
of public patronage. For seats apply nj the Bar gi
the u. s. Iiutcl.
J. A. MYERS, Proprietor
A. w. FLEMING, Agent
mar IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05
okE. POSITIVE PKUUtS. o. Tue rfi,cac,
IVn Of DR.. Harlich's Compound Siren. thenng

okt: POSITIVE fkOOtS. oi Tue rfi,eac,
1VA Of DR.. Harlich's Compound Strenl thenrng
md German ASerient Pillr.
Allegheny. Jan :, Is4n.
To DR. HaIlicl.'s Agen,.Sir: / wish 10 state
for the benefit Of those who NAV be Athlete 4,
that DIR Harlich's Pills have entirely cured me OF
tys.essia, OF which i have been afi cted for
many wears. i used both kinds, the Apertent
and Strengthening. md ] am g onstrained TO say,
that they are a valuable discovery, and act upon
he system mildly, but very efieciui lly. found
the Tome Pills to Quicken the circulation and
cause a detcrmlna alton 10 the surface, and 10
strengthen the weak ST, mach and increase lite
lowers. The Aperent Pills are the best cathar-
tic i ever used. ] am confident all DyspepIIcs
would do well TO make immediate trial and he
relievri; Any one can call nj my house and be
satisfied Of the obo,e Mt pleasure.
DAVID r Pep
n u Tho original certifi ate nav be 3, en- at tn,
office of the Spirit Of the lii es," For sale a
Nc 40, North Eighth Street.
Alsoty JOHN FISHER,
m "a wIr,li,,o No
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05

WXTGRE WORKING OF ALI,
KfNDS-R. wATTEFsON suIl con-
.nues ~ hls wire working establishment on
~ efcsT. Wheeling near the stone BRIDGE.
he VIII manufacturer order and IN the
w., approved manner al arties in his line. viz
3 AND EfDnLEs of 81 sNes. Rolling and
.tng scEFEN .wiHE for merchant mills and
ailothoI NudsOf wove wire that can be named.
VIE bOPE Tor Feuieesalways on hand and
Hlanliacturcd a. he SHORTEST notice 10 order. and
%" ms most ta'orable term for customers.
JanuaTYzl-u
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05
HORNBROOK 4 DILLON,
PLUMBERS,

y W.NOTncT OF .MOnTOc and Fourth SIS
OPPOSITE Tx NEW COURTHOUSE,
Where they carry on the House and Steamboat
PLUMBING. in all its branches.
They have constantly on hand: Hydrons. Of rari.
ors descriptions. Haners' Kettles, Water CLOSETS, Pah
Tubs. Hot & Cold Shourer Baths. Retorfs for BE- acA-
ing. Chemical Apparatus. Lead CeGiHs, Patent BAH
Heaters. F0rcs and LIN Pamps. Lead Pipes Of all
sizsS. Sheet Lead Of any thickness. and uerGed ND
info any moHnrr olCorm.
~ Water conducted through Leaden Pipes.
from Springs to Dwelling Houses IN the Country.
ALso-BEER PUMPS q BAR ROOMS fied up
To order; LEATHER HOSE.
Superiorpumps for country wells. steam engines.
&c.
Va All orders thankfully received aud punctuauy
attended 10. WHEELING Va.
Glue Scraps Iakon in exchange.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05
A CARD-BoARDING.

MI nc. Ann AhmSIHDNGs
lVl Would respect
FOLLY announee ihst she hss taken fne house ~
Gently occupied By Mr. Marks. = few doors bolOw
lhe Virgins Hotel. on The west side ~ Main street
Tor the reception q gentlemen boordors and isnorv
prepared 10 accommodate with board md igiging
any who may ehOose n favor her with heir com.
pany.
No pains-tahiag shall BE- renittsd on her part.
Necessary 20 render her table attractive and agfees.
bic, and apartments comfortable and pleasant
She will b thankful 20 her friends br he bat
onage Of their influence. % 20-tf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05

IVER COMPLAINT-Cured by The use o
IL d. Harhch's Compound Strengthening and
APereni PlUs. Mf William Richards. Pittsburgh.
re, entirely cured Of tbs above distressing Dis.
use; HIS symptoms were, pain snd weight IN
me lel SIDE, loss 81 appetite. vomiting. aero o.
tuctationt . dIstenuOn II the stomach. SICK
headache, furTed tongue, cOun'enance changed n
= eliron color, difficulty Of breathing, disturbed
fest, sttendcd With q cough. great debility, wi'h
~ the functions Of the liver Mr. Richards ha 1
inc advice Of several physicians, but received no
relief until using d. Hadlch's Medicine, which
terminstedln efecting q perfect cure.
Also BY JOHN TsHFR.
ap2i wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05
6ANK MOTIF. ENGRAVING

DANk NOTE ENGRAVING.
hURAND, HAMMOND n MASON, Bank
IL Note Engravers, Cincinnati. Ohio.
The subscrb, rs have associated themselves
together, Tor the suppose Of carrying on in The ci
iyof CINCINNATI. under the above firm, the BUSH
ness Of Bank Note engraving aLd Printing ia
a tie branrhes.
Having jbinci the entire stock CT the two
esiaoIishmtnts belonged TO the Undersigned
they are enabled TO OIL r tt the Banking Insiiiu
utions OF the West, an extensive variety Of ig-
nettes. conbinatIons ADD other embellishments,
untqnalled in beauty of design end execution.
Hank Note paper Of Ihe best manufacture now
used always on hand.
Office " f. corner of Main and Fourth SITS.
DURAND Il CO. New We X.
HAMMOND & MASON, Cincinnati
NAV ii m,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05
IMPORTANT REDUCTION IN FRFIGUTs
on PRODUCE

JAMES OlCONNOR & co. have reduced
- ireights on Produce 70 Baltimore and Phila.
dolphin, snd are nav forwarding Tobscco, Bacon;
end Lard by their we'll known Patent Portable Chr.
Body Lines 70 either ofihs above cities AZ the low
gsie Of Is Cs per 100. Their extensive arrange.
ments enable Them 10 despatch so tons daily; and
they confidently assure their friends that al con.
sigumeu's will be shipped Immediately on their or.
rival IN Pittsburgh without my di.nppomfmenl
Sienm Boat frsights paid. and produce forwarded
foroo u Comrui-iJn. ny con4irnirr ~
TAAFFE A. OCONNOR.
sp29-lm Conner Penn A. WAYNE Ste p,usb,,yb
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05

- Magazines and News Papers
knickerbockcr. New York SIS adyunne
New York Mirror. S "
Albion New York 6 "
Evergreen, "
European, 4"
Emigrant and Old Counirymnn =" "
New Yorker quano 80 iolio " 2 "
New World " 3"
Universal Yankee Naiivn 3
Graham's Ladies' a Gents Magazine. , "
Lady's Book. "
Saturday Evening Post
Baltimore Patriot daily IS. triweskly, S
Baltimore American = s. S q"
L.itiell's Museum. 6
Liiielrs Select Reviews.
Liiiell's Spirit Of Magazine & ANIMALS, 3 "
Philadelphia Saturday Courier. 2
Boston Notion.
Roberts Semi Monthly Magazine. 2 "
HUNTS Magazine. "
Ladies' Companion. 3
feb 3 JOHN II. THOMPSON.
Belmont Chronicle Marshall Beacon. copy to amt
1 dollar md CHARGE thi. office
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05

SHOE FINDINGS
' VIE subscriber has just received from R,If.
more a general assOTtmcut Of shoe Gndpgs
Ihread,Lasis. SC, SC. 10 which he would m,i1.
me attention ofshoo makers
sAML MCLALLEN
maFl3 lSz Main, corney n Madison 81
fARPENTERS Extm sarsapanIa,
QuinIne.
swans panarra. Essential OILS. F~rn~ea
rosh Seidliz Powders. OIL Stone. SPIKE. Brtsh
" Eot sale ~ n W CHAPLINE.
jan ~ Union Street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05
PATENT CORN N
FOR SALE BY NJ REILLY

FOR SALE BY NJ. REILLY
A DAMS PATENT Kaughphy Min. no mis-.
~ take. snow article ond just The hing for
sleam boats, public houses. md private families
These mills are constructed upon plan entrelvnew
smbr icing principles which give Them ,uperiorfy
over every Olhsr Kind ofCofee mill. Their con.
venisnce Of use. durability Of make. aLd rapidity Of
chsllenee a comparison. Wnrrnnted
unequalled 80
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05
WHEELING SAVINGS INSJITU,

TION.-The ofncs Ofthe Wheelipe Ga
Ingslnsntuiiop has been removed TO the Ex-
change Office Of Dir jobs III. Clarke ain stTeet.
second doorbelsw ihe NsrchanGs'& Aieebauicsi
Bank.
The following are the terms upon winch Do.
pos tel are ieceiyed IN this lnstituuon.
Transient Deposites received as in they
Banks. "
"a special deposlics, or sums subject
orawaI - days notice interest will be NJ IA.
rate OF per cent per Annum.
Ats4days'notee. Ht3 l-2percent,
AtS4 4
Al months" 5
The sane proportion ate interest will bc,
lowed on dtpOsItes made for specified "a, roSs
tIms' as on depOsIteS subject 20 the abot, ,T,,n.
OF notice. P''""
The business hours Of the Ipsfitn,t,u o,,C.,
: CLOCK oil ~ A. NJ, and from 2 iii p ~ a.
Tor ne accommodation o. tTnS,rsI den
checks viii be cashed and depos,tes Vy5, a..
ceiyed at any time before and after thee
at the option II the Treasurer.
ap ~ +. " GREER. Treasurer
Guiding IN ALL IRIS BRANCUFS-IC =
" Harbour & Co, respectfully inform, The chi.
zens Of Wheeling and vicinity that they are ,
pared to make Gilt frames Of every descripf;on n,
short notice. |"
And IA style equal 10 any in he westsu cor,
wy. Those waning frames Of The real Min dror
cast will Please call atNo. 1877 Marker ST Wb.1I
line Va. dec 5-tf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05

NlGHr LAMPS Newly invented night
~ Lamps. which will burn for ? ycurs, without
Il wick, just received and for sale by
ap % JAMES MELLOR. % Union St.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05

HERMAN SILVER Dressing and Pocket
VE Combs. also Ivory and shell ditto.
M 81 JAMES MELLOR. 26 Union ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05

IVES oFTHE PRESIDENTS FTHEUNL
A T. STATES-Wiih Biographical notices
OF the signers of fhe Declaration Of Independence
Sketches OF the most remarkable events 10 the his
tory Of the country. Embellished with a portrait
oi eachofihe Preside Its and Foriy-fye engrnvings.
ny Robert Lincoln. For sale At tho bookstore
Of JAS A No I0I Mi, e.
ap 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05

AEW NOVELS History ola rlirt: Re-
~ lated by herself, IN two volumes.
For sale at the Bookstore Of JAS. A.. INGRAM.
may | No l2i. Main ~.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05

ENOR RENT-One small house in mills Row. +"
i Centre street EasIi Wheeling. Rent moderate
enquire Of JOHN FISHER, 1873 Main st.
up %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05
PERIODICAL AGENCY OFFICE.

JAMES SrErHESsos's Book SroRE.
SUBSCRIPTIONS received for the follow ing
Magazines and News Papers
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05

FNHE Proprictors OF the above lice Of
stages inform the travelling community
IN general. that arrangements have been mace a
uthorsIng them tO receipt Lnssengerh thrnuab IN
hiladelphia via Baltimore at n less taI. tL.n
has ever been offer d To the pubic between tbs
Ohio River and the fast. Ills also The s,f.s,
most pleasant and expeditions route. Tb,v b,,
also in use the Superior Patent Bow So,ip.
1 caches, which Ia poiut Of con! tort q spf, ~ ~,
eceds all others IN use. Their horses are III lie
best Jersey hood. not eEcelled by any i'm lie
U. States, They are running on the roaj iron,
Wheeling 10 Frederick, where they connect viii
he Railroad Cars for Baltimore, Wnsbinc,nn
CITY, Phiadelphla and New York
PILOT LINE leaves Wheeling ever u,,,;ra
at o~'clock-reaches Frecerick second mo,,,ny
aud takes the morning line Of cars. nrriy;na NJ
Baltimore IN time TO take the me Of rnrs for
philadelp hihor New \ ofk.
GOOD INTENT LINE leaves Wbeel;n,.,o-
~ afternoon-icat hes Frederick second ,ysnir,
and takes the mail line oil cars, in,meoiStcI~ faTr
Baltlrsore, where they arrive in time 10 tale -
York. ""u Ne"
The above lines, for speed and safety. r.,. h.
lleved not TO DO surpassed by any stage Lncs IN
the u. States. mac III
ESRaeing positively prchr red.
GTOfic- first door above tine Un;,.3 S..
hot,l. W heeling, Va. ~'"'os
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05

M ATCIIES' MATCHESa-Goich's superior
WI Friction Matches. just received and for sale
by JAMES MELLOR, 90 Union ST.
m 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05

- TlBRCES Of Rice. n good article. received on
- consignment. and for sale by
ap p JACOB a. MITCHELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05

The article os prepared By VI. Dumas. wa,
made IN the laboratory without reference 10 cost, ab.
soluiely pure.-oct 8-tC
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05

iRGlNlA--I CHASCERY--At rules held IN The
Clerks oiiceof the Circuit Sunerio, Court of
Law and Chancerv for the county ofObi1 in RI.
month Of ADrl 1871.
Marcus Wilson's Representatives, and John Cos
horn. Comulainants.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05

NE SCHOOL DTOwNSWP OFF,
n FRS MANUAL. md Erecut0r's and al
w,nis'rai'rs Guide, with forms 60 couveyaucing
official Bonds. Bills. accounts,
netes w Harthe state erObioN bv Warren La,
N'n'' - salo ~ JOHN FISHER.
P@' l39 MAN street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05

d BBLS y o MOLASSES. Received per
cf $ 3 Gloster on CO Isignrnent. and Tor sale
by up 81 JACOB d. MITCHELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05

Al NOODHICHS series of school books, ElecIic
IN do. just received md for sale by
mp % ROBB & STEPHENSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05

NEW BOOT & SHOE STORE,
No l5e Man ST., corner Of Market AHey, in the
Store Room formerly occupied by
WIN. CHAPLINE & SONS,
WHEELING, Va.
& J. J. YARNALL. have Just received
w. and are daily receiving from the Eastern
Cities a large aud general assortment Of Fashiona.
able
BOOTS a. SHOES
To which they respectfully invite The attention Of
Their friends and the public-all Of which will be
soid' wholesale or retail. upon as favorable terms Us
they can be had in Ihisciiy.
up % I'm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05
Campbell, for Gompt. sp !

VIRGINIA-IN cuANCERY-At rules held ia the
Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chancery for the county Of Ohio, in
the month Of April, ls4I.
The General Insurance Company Of Maryland.
CnmnlnInnnf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05

- HilDS N o Sugar in store and for ale by
HI mp JACOB a. MITCHELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05
GAvID MOORE.

~. Ia INFsNCEs W Dt baluN inENliIe.
BRONCHITIS! BRONCUlTISu-Re
ID ware Of that dread DESTROYER. rrTuE
BRONCO. ITIS:GL Which spare neither ths
Young, thoohd, or the Beautiful, bur Is annual.
ly hunyine thousands upon thousands 10 : prew.
allure grave ungder the mistaken name Of Consm.
mptIOn. The usual symptoms Of this disease ire
Cough, SIRE 1ess Of the Lungs or Throat. Hosrsc.
ness, Difficulty Of Breathing, Asthma, Hectic
Fever,a Splitting up Of Phlcgm or Matter. and
sometimes blood. tits an inflammation Of 10 foe
or air vessels running through e cry part Of the
lungs. The great and ehectunt remedy Tor ms
alarm.n and wide spread disease is the Rev. n.
COverrs BALM OF LIFE. This new and invsi-
u4ble Medicine h. universally pronounced bv n.
muluiudes who have used u and tested ita heal.
lng virtues, 10 be the mOstwOnderlul and admirs-
bic remety On the world tor the cure Of Broncbi.
tis, Coughs severe Colds. Group, Asthms ,Wbco-
ping Couch. and al diseases Of the Lungs sod
WinJpipe, which. neglected soon lead 10 realCoa-
stump ION.
The BALN OF LrrE stands entirely aloof rom
the various Quack NOstrums Of The day. having
invariably won he confidence Of Physiti ans CeT.
Rymcn, ond TIE intditgent Of all classes. wherey.
e.. % has been introduced Ph!anthrOpists. and
al who truly mDathizc with human sunrr0q
every where hail its Cppearancc with heart felt i5v
and look upon the BALn o. LfFE as one Of fhoec
great and uncommon blessings which ki,J
Providence occasionally bestOws on man. byt
which like angels visits, are few and far betwceo
,EECirculars, containing numerous testimopi-
als 1.-THE highest responsibility, can be had, GRAZ.
uilous, 0fall our Agents.
d, The BAUM or LfFE, Zone Dollar perBottlel ia
lpralc a. the Book store Of
DEC l5--6 m STEPHENSON GARWOOD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05

Ebenezcr Zane, and Mary " s his wife, Henry
Moore and James G Johnston, Defendants.
The defendant James & Johnston, not hny-
Ing entered his appearance and given SC, urity &C
cording TO the act Of assembly and the rules OF
this court, and II appearing By satisfactory proof
that nc is not an inhabitant Of this commonwealth
onmoiiOn OF complainant bycounsel, il isorder.
id that the sand defendant do sppear here, OF
rules to be held in the clerks office of said Coutr
IN the month of June next, and answer The com.
claimants bill, and that 4 copy of this order be
forth with inserted N some Newspaper printed in
the city ofVvhtelinE for txo months successive.
w and posted AT the frOT { d '1r Of tho court hous,
OF Ohio coun- ~. a copy te.te.
Alex Il LAIDLEY. Clerk,
Wilson. for COMMIT n ~
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-09-02

which had frutduieatiy assumed the name
OF the United States Bank. | was held
accountable Tor lis speculaiions in cotton,
for the depreciation ia the value OF lis
stock, aud the consequent losses of the
widows and orphans OF the country. Bot,
sir, was not only made godfather for
that most corrupt institution Of peunsylva-
MIA, but for all the rotten banks of Missis.
sippi and il was sirenuously urged as a rea-
son why | should not be elected to Con-
gress that somebody somewhere bad been
compelled TO give hundred dollar Missis-
sippi bank bill for one waistcoat pattern
Now, sir, with all these facts staring him
in The face, will any gentleman pretend TO
say that the People of North Carolina
have not declared Their opinions in favor
Of a national bank ! For the credit OF The
gentleman himself, hope not, Sir.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-09-02
TIE VETO.

Contrary to the predictions and the
foudest hopes of the Locos, the Wings are
more united and determined now, than they
were b. orc the President exercised this
power, relative TO the Fiscal Bank Bill
Instead of disuniou and rupture, the ties
ofconcord bind them together more strong
IL; SO that they defy the attempts Of the
dcstructiycs to cneender strife in their
ranks.
When tie Message which contained the
negative of the President, was comnnni-
Gated to the Senate, there we're marks Of
appreciation and Kisses uttered in the gal
lery, which temporarily caused consldera-
bic excitement and confusion IN the Sen.
ate Chamber. Who, kind reader DO yoo
imagine became the defender Of the digni.
Il Of the President None other than tbs
notorious Tom Benton, who boiling with
patriotic anger, poured out a stream o
coarse Billingsgate, against the g Ranh
ruGians,' wno dared to insult the Presi
dent" What sudden and woudroui
change camo over the spirit Of his demoe
racy Why, few months ago he woulc
not recognize him as the President, bu
new, he takes him under his protecting
!. wing and proclaims to the " Bank rniiiaus,
that they shall not insult the Presiden
of the United States" Oh, ne, the guam
dam Mr.. Tyler, shall not be insulted b,
Bank ru1ians." After cxpectorating
great quantity of patriotic spleen he cool
ed Off The offending ''Bank rullian,
was taken into custody by the Sergeant
alarms when he proved to be drunkel
Iocofoco.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-09-02
DICD
Ne 3olh uli., Mr.. WILLIAM

Inihis town. on the 30th ult., Mr. WILLIAM
ALEXANDER, in the BED year Of his age.
Near this place. on the Both inst, the infant
Daughter 81 Wa. and Mary Grbble, aged =
dlys.
Ia this city, ON Tuesday afternoon last Of Pa
u!ysis, JOSEPH GALES, Sen, ESQ, III tie
>lst year Of bio aye, the original Founder and
Proprietor Of the Raleigh Register, and Father
Of It's present Editor. The deceased was uatiys
Of lexington, in England, and emigrated 10 this
Country with hIs family in the year 1873 lie
remained in Philadelphia until 1893, and then re-.
moved 10 this City, Of which he has been resi-
dent ever since, v tn the exception of few years
that he spent with his elder children at Washing
ton City.-Raleigh Register, 2IA ut.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-09-02

.SuSdnaah, August l5.-FrOm Florida.
The packet Forester Capt. Wray,
arrived Yesterday from i'iiaiha. i friend
has politely rendered Us tie use Of the fol-
lowing.
Extract Of a letter received IN this City, dated
Plaika, August Is concerning the war, can
give you a few remarks. In the iirst place, tho
psoplc as you observe il youi letter say thai the
war vas nearly over. And - il IL, but IN anotii
CT way In my humble opinion iAluk that tbs
war is all over ia Florida
"Iastweok a friend was riding liom Fort Tar
yer home 10 Fort Harce he was leading one Of
his horses which friend in company rode to
Fort IGrvcr back home. About ! miles from
Fort Iarysr he was fired at by The lnaiIns the
first shot cut the bride o. the horse he was lead
ing, in two, and the horse cut for home, the next
salute b ackct was torn BY bullets and he re
ceived slig CHI wound in his neck By this time,
after escaping so many bullets or whole shower
Of them, he thought il was high time TO make
tracks, 30 ho spulred lis horse and went home at
full speed.
" Last Saturday the express rider between this
place aud Fort RUSSELL was shot at about three
miles from Fort lIoAes, on place called Horse
Shoe Hammock. lie was shot at by three linda
ans aud escaped uuhun. About one mile tins
side Of Fort Holmes, as he was riding along, he
saw two more Indians coming towards him; he
passed them under spur and whip, and came n.y.
ing INTO town. About half hour afterwards two
companies Of Dragons started in pursuit They
left at o'clock the same evening, and have not
yet returned"
/" Mrs. $ arrived last evening lnthe Newborn,
from Jacksonville, and She told me that the 10
dams had destroyed a house and crop about II
miles from Fort iiaree. | also received iniur-
nation that two express riders were Killed short
ttne auo on the other side OF Font Tanning at.
ter the Indians killed them they chartered them
cut them 10 pieces, and laid Ia pieces across
the road.
Now, my dear sir, leave it to You TO Judge
whether the war is over Or not know good
iuapy Indians have come in at Tampa but be.
licyc me, sir, that there are more lndans 10 Flo
rda than any body ever was aware Of What
signifies so Indians at Tampa, aud only few
warriors among them. This war viii not be oyel
I'll every Indian is out Of the country"
The scouting party mentioned above, has re
turned, after tracing the Indians lato a hammoet
Of miles they lost all signs Of the trail