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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-18
n. POWEs.E 81 CO.'S. LINE.
AIMING,

y-=za p FOR NEWBUKGH, LANDING At
- CAL DWELL'S WEST POINT COLD
2-a-saaS-- SPRINGS. TIE steamboat HlGHLhN-
DER, Captain Roher Warirop. will cayc the foot OF
Warren-s;ree New-fsrk. every Monday Thursday ana
Saturday afternoon, At O'Clock.
Returning the HIGHLANDER ~lll leave Ne~burga
every Monday morning O'Clock, and Tuesday and
Friday afternoon AZ o'clock.
For cregh, or passage apply the Captain on board
B-A baggag and reigh. Of every description ana
b. Q, specie put board this boat must be at the risk
CT the thereof unless hill OF admg or -ecep Is
.yned Cor The same. VsS
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= ). NslIf slsNN WsKUis-s

- re sct. S.S r a. =. ~ ~ - AZ - ~
boz; OSIRIS, Capt J. U. Alaire WI
on aud after Nosember Q, follow Leave Ne"
y, rk from Fulton VI .rkot slip, East RIVER every tues
cav. Thursday nad Saturday. NJ o'clock a. NJ 49,
Returning gill !e,ye ID Bank every Tuesday, lhars
Gay and Saturday at half past II O'Clock, P NJ
The Boat will run above until further Roce' weather
= nd navigation permitting nc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-23

ID ECtiVED rilS UhY, 4 Case
y Ladies. No Sh0ci-es . case t.sii-s' calf heel
sra9't shuc- e trunk Cent. n calf sire IN "a
n'stsI-t case Gem. Ens sftched cali Boots - A.
SO. iust received, 9bhls Bait psgs I'll sizes, toEs-
ihsf with other shoe 61diuEs.
Jsn9 McNLttFN.
TOEfY bbls y. o H-'s'ss'. 10 ssd' ,. o. &sGsr
~ "a F.-s 80 hrrai-g
IssF JAros & AsfT~P~gi
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-23
INSrRANcE

TRANCE
ID iSKS will b. taken hy tho FfltE 4 MARINE
h INSURANCE COMPANY or WHEELING.
81 fts logeH raSfon--
B-i!iuss of ell kinds r,n', brick or SesSs7. snl
iis.fruntsuG
Sissnisais factories, mills. ks.
i1rHuur-.
tsi u-frhsnl.rs Il IN kinds
Al sg,.H', go d-uEcr' siirnIinE h. Transports.
sn ri slss fsers. axes, seas. canals saI rsil.
Hssss
Ser iis fLsrs-isf ~ i's oo npsuy 80 n rro-tff,-
,-ls ed h'sraii.g a. hr s'isau>nf a1I pIgn,gf Fl
ss'.f we "a .-ste 90 fe.-f 10 ibs merchants OF tho
see - s.ssehefs Wh o have LaI tie sIIu,tmsnl Of
r.si.as uPin -.
JOHN rAWCETr TrsGseaf
nssift isns S-rieiap. Jsnusfy l6 1911
n5srn - uasCrgrs Jim Fse,cu rre,,s.st
n.sIg. 1Yha t.asi.ra. Cssri-s o Eaar. R.eisfI W
iisff.nr -sr1sI N-'l Villas Parton. Jacsb
Shrts ssr7si SIfgg. Dirsriars
- WsIsf4ft lfsnssrrf Sisuhonvils Gsrsfiet
3, Clstv . Csfsa.eis ssI Nsussii B-sssr. iassr
- 80 s-,ess sftS sseh 4 6ssrgs be - -
5als rAsns nv IIsEEy -f-.' r.s.iv.4
- - NE ~ JAeys ATFtNEif
~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-23

'sw ARE or THE TRIBUNE CAR. PAXSoA
SSOO i.aa.ry ST. s. .rrI'.y "% ss
% I'd. o. Tie Oiio OIL hoard lhs seam ,sII IT.Sg-r
Z ". whsn Mr iIAynss "a fam " l.t ia, bs,, =.
asyilE gwen ras y leIGsr To- Me,,rs Fs,isr { Go o
Bslnors. containing i'oi~osn two or three hunired
isli.u. Oa Sunday. a. +. 81. sci ra, relirin, I.
bad. isovsrsI NY trunk broken op,G. AMI ny poek
Of hook si,len, the osr from Mr HAYNES 10 MIR F.h
'r sss:saing us.'y. iaI inE s!Asr pssk.I.. OF lei:
isrs.
/ im.seiistsly called Ca u FIGssa. Of III. Urban,
sad ssvsrs gentleman. 10 Shines tie act The Ca 1
snarsd the from Time 10 tam. 40 w1aS have search
but. 10 ihe asoa.shmsai all l!o paIse-sss il w.s
not done. His conduct very mach con.ureJ bv
all. AI2 VI on Monday. % n. arrived al Isui.,il !.
there isn The TubIne o. see my connections and
rave Instructions 10 ilVs She bo. ,ad sea.
csed 81 her arrival At Ciuciuus,L Al n on
Tuesday leit Lou.sVlls OIL beard IN. Steamboat Su,
qushsnss, Capt Wiley, for Wheeling. aud arrived ss
CIseinntIi2TIh. al II An Az deg light on % n N.
Tribune arrived from Portsmouth . had an inter
view with Capt PIIisn about my iOs-hs iHEi.n-I
me no Ia deemsd II unnecessary II search 81 al!
even that OF hs d7mr.:ics, allowing them all 1, 90 on
shsr' al The .Stsrnedaie placer, ~ their pIeasure az
IeF M pointing out my Suspicious 10 that Of ia hmm
bsrmsS particularly.
mGst say hy mature reflections snl circuns,ance,
attending 'Is sIIr the Captain zb.o Ip much cen.
sifss. IfnUta party c,nosrnr!. Whsneysr spuke To
him Or search. no wOIlI eT4!o the necessity of 80
doug by stating hs scarcely ever made Trip tis,
lie did tot have lsIseEgss robbed of their pockri.
books and oae last simmer 10 I'e amounl Of Eb,Ut
IwO or TIRES thousand ilsn. Thore ia tsn,LL,.r
seriously improper attending tbs Boat. Tas CLERK
jerome Ballard. take 81 ~ an auI 70, ,-ria
Ole NAV he raNIck AMI c,nss- to his sfsta rom #
the Ifne olIhe robbery; lurhsr cauitIi ,sy ~,
su,pr;sns from nesfy all tie psl,snsen srs ,f5qs,d
ia like manner 10 myself JONI 4. WEBSTER.
g. 5. n S.ryiee!
W'.t passengers on boarl The Tribune. ars con.
rinces he foregoing ssi-m.nt 10 be oorr-sL
W. y. JJlGLAR Iockhaves, Clinton co Ps
TIIOS r.. HUNT. OICord. ~ c.
W C. BELL. Pusburg.
8. w. CLARK. NsniuItsn. Hartford, %. CT
S,sRed OF 30ih January. lS4l
Guy Of BaiH-Iore-i.u
On this a. February. 1911. p,rsnslly sp7-srel
John A. Webster, AMI made oath thsi tho firsg9inr
sisisnsni 70 re-and that tie sccufu ,anyirg renifi
cs'- 10 irse cspy from lbe orgirs' noyy IN his PCS
'sssn. A Ml1TENBERGER
Justice Pesre. City Of Bllumors
The Wheeling Tunes, and Pesynne. New Orleans
will DO an sctof Mn ines' due II ths travelling corr
suniiy BY Publishing Ihe fprcs rns statement once
n1nih. sud shp1id aere be charge, forward hill u
ne ir Baltimore. JOHN A WEBSTER
fss 2-lsu3t U. = x Service
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-23
.H.7.r.zGEESA7 CE~!Cs.
D. 3. Gregory &. CO.
wuEtzINi. w

The attention orthc custom"rs "i
ID. ;. Gregory = ca. Is respectful
" rollciisd u the fpilnving Ric.,
and Varied Schcm,s for March
1871.
Editors -hn publiih for d. ). Gregory
" To, are requested 10 copy tho follow
-g.
II. Nirg.ns S,aie ia.,'srv So tls b.acfi " t,c
,o~u q Ns.islCrc. ETiri e.as. { f,f iSil
DRAWS ~ THE CITY oF WHEELING.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-23

StTEPHENSON & GARwOOD hsv. been sppoin.
- ted agents IN Whs-lfuE, fos The sale VI Rev
Csverts BlLH or IIFE! % ceisbrsted thtuus h.ui
Ihs eastern ctss for The u DiScss Of Iaacs
We cordi.lly recommend ths msiicine ~ our
a. b,iaE The hest p'ssbs remedy isy sav whsrs
obsin E,r cossis io9E Sa7fias esiJ'. eoas.-Yiioa -
10 iueipisat siarr. &c. &c.
Tbs BNLM or LIFE sish'y rscsnu.nlsd BY
the n ., i4lssisi p1yt-Is7f-sssl DO tAs moss n,ll
gent families iu our c0tnify sns sTsry ~hsfs hssl
BY tao afflicted. 90 80 Erssisr Il kssyi-gs Esss
pamphlets 70 be 80 q &c sIssH
Eba
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-23

NOTICE
SEtLED prep Jssls Vii. =. resolved by IN. until
~ Tus.G.y Ito Sd in,i, fer s!s.rsi.,t M.rI.,
>i"sre va ihs city Of wheeling Tar ih- current ysar
aPpssni'' fnustsists dIsIinEy the amnu.i Tor vIeh
!hay P'oP..e Ia 10 tho work Aiy ln,-n.:ian On IN,
,usi-ei can 10 oJIsnsi. pa -?,.irs;,a /, To. us.
leuign-a HN HALL
shi 10 Clerk Of the Market
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-23
TRUST SAFE
DANIEL LAlfa-


flkOINIA-iS cEAScEsT-At rules bold In IA.
clerks etcs Of the circuit Superior Court 81 Law
ans Chsncsry Ga the County OF OHIO. IN III. noah
OF February lSlI
WillIsn n Cory. Com lsins.t
against
Ehenozsr Zane. and Mary NJ Zane. his vile. nsary
Moore aud James e Jyhnsion. D.fsEdast,
The defendant joha:inn rot having entered be
appearance ard given ,-euriy according Ia the er
assembly aud The rules OF this court and it appearing
that hs - not inhaSiiant vf the Common wealth Of
Virginia; On motion of omi laaEi hy counsel, IL u
ordered that hs .Iid def. ID pear here the r,t
day oi The next term Oi iI.s coGr'. eater lie epFsaF
nnr-, give srcrriiy tho aforesaid requires ant
! sns~er hs c"inrlairnn,s bin! ur osh.rwiss defend
tls suit. aud that eisy Of rhi, orgr bs forthwith
inserted IN "rso newspaper printed IN ise Civ OF
wheeling FIR two months sHecessivsly. and posted CT
The tEOat door u ihs cJsTt hpuss uf OHIO county,
copy tsHs.
NEtsos, for COmPi. ALxL T LkIpLEY.
TED III C!erA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-23

his HiuSs =. arScd ',as ara .ev on s.y--
20 ~ g b.nNs "a t... cI.y. iuSst .a4Ax /. =.
-- atv no: lasCIsas,.!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-23

DE NISON no 5 4.
C0rssr u itiil AMI f!fli SL.c!s C.neinna:.
ENTRAScr FIrrh
via SGBStEI3ER having occupied hi, c..
4 tTsl establishment fJr IA, last ,-ssoa. ,nd la
'shdng &" continue Tor tern! uf ys,rI 5.g. l.asU
- r''Irn thanks 10 his humorous fiends AL gem.
80. Pu"lc TOR liberal PAIR mage he has r,esivsI
The lors:oa 81 il,s IIsu.- 10 srs of Ia. b.,, IN IL
city being on the hshost l.v- add a5ouI egu:-.lis
sa; sriween tho river sui canal. rhs view uf the
e' aud 'nFr'i"ding e,aairy, irs. OhsorrIto.r on
"a 'aoa,'. u oae rarely s1Iai!sI and never sar2...
OIL.
=. Tor aeesm r'''d''io1' and Hide luIur.s Of tho
'an', enquire OF my old rus:Jai.u
3i!is resspus5is-,Ilsl - ia. times
hnc h'hSsF4Ph drawing Of tho -G.LsAm.uI i,
presented TO The public. e. large se,ls.
JOHN NOBLE
Fsua'r'y OF Coiul.aus. Uao
CIreII-sG Fsr s-2sn en-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-23
QUIENsrARS

0CEkNSWAN&
TIAMNOND 4 PORTER. 7Jt Nsftst Ersst
RslumYrs hsvs hand . iuil ssssrtnsnt o'
Cbins Glass and Q1rsns-.fs. whirhfhsyIwil ssi.
IN sgch qnaniriiss al sss1riusats c1auify msr.
chants my want 81 he lorrfi Frrss ~ rsss.
. sroIt q niJnihs
All wares warranted 20 10 vel r.stss ed s.lso
tel vita trssl ears. in rsu 90 fs.'oNs
91t Crates ffvsfp1oi Wsrs nss sasFss snt STYLES
770 CC&Eissj
no Calosrcd 4 Ptaisj Wsrss.
~ whts Graisiis i'm = 90 Chias Wsrs
~ Hhis CHINA rsssrrt32 .a a 20
t51 psrk1rss PLAIN tis1idsI 81 CO riasssl.s
fsil asssufnesi u hns eel fas,y Ch.ns Wsf'
Ofu.nsnn
Al.gs ruli supply q n,tr.f, ne. zoe -srs
a.. &e.
Coisssy msrrhs1u srs .artsi 20 sTs 70 ss'
bsfsrs ptfshss ne. thsy Contest fsd 1 ~ fiesss'
Tiis nis prss ssd qgsiiT 1f.ur 'Fsfss
HAMMOND a i'0ETEH
iot Ns'sn r lqs-'s Hss-vT e.
Bel ~ 49,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-23

Mr.. Wh1ron--Plea,s announce JAS A. CLARKE
80 the Peoples candidate Co ihe House Of Dsssses
sfVirginia al the ensuing slsetion. and shliGs
Jan. ooh YE9T MANY VOTERS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-23
DIR. WAI. EVANS
SOOTHING SYRUP for CUTLDRE

SCO HI-'p ~ n " J0T CiIiLDh T. y
WHEN CUTTING TEEiR TEETU.
noihsu bnsv the blessing. ,h.. Syrap r.alJ e.
n ford isir Infants durus 10 p.r.od Of d.n,tss h
rubbing ihsr gums wiIh u. Ie.asr uIOihG would
10 gicct tho Of a.
Or WI EVANS CELEBRATED AMGMlLE ava
APERIENT FILLS Tor Weak slsu., u, Pa. m a..
side. Bilious affections. Sc. ths Fills NIL peritf.
cures WHOM Physicians have Sstpaireg r.lis,iug tas
Patient
Physicians respectfully urged T. urs ths.s Pin.
IN cases Uf E.,PcP.s. iypocrudrs &c. when ts. bsd
quality of Drugs will tot rd,ct cufs Dr. EVANS
lasis to cfli'rnry and powerful q Lu pili, o.
.'c lpcrpr qu.liIy of The isSredi.nis o. WHICH -,
are Compounded
Or. GOODS FINALE Pills
Thos- Pls are recommended % ths ladies' f0r sap
pr-ssisn IL customary p-u.S sis7 othcT ~ssk.sa
u Fcu.l-s to whirh lh-y sF- sliy~rt.
DR.. HUNTS BOTAN NC Pills
A celebrated anLhiliS1s Family asliriss
The above asJigInus are sd Gully % 90. f..-in,
regular agents bny only Of AS Rssas st.n. .oa..
Eicn eel c1uut-rfpils
Regular At-ns, w. fI RinE Grs-.r wh..lsr-
J.nss Barley & Co, NJuuJsrhls, Va 4 % Ci-k.
Fish Cr.ek. Va. Rsai. : II,ih-sy. Smyrs.. o. AZ
Tunhull. d 'os SELLER StouS.nvll. i..ar Harris. ~
i2J Liberty o.. Pisbur.h.
CACTIOS--pr Wa. E.,a, will ss, l.. rs,rr..
bl0fJr Ihs grnuin.n,ss " H. Cav ,ml!s rUs uHlsa
shcy bought Of D'. Ey.us' sirsnls.l s.euis
There % 0Ns sgent IN sven county.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-23

Virginia State Lottery.
ron TIE BENEFIT OF -HE
TOWN OF " ElLSBCKG,
EXTRA CLASS FOR 1871.
10 he Drawn in the City of Wheel
ins onWcdnesday March 10, I6il.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-23

lSpOIS.-Tnri 3 lshin have jvst rss,i,rd
- lfom regular manufacturers t;-ut', .u,.--rr.
French STOCK; Frdgc Gait, aud Morocco p.ofy
Also hruVI call aud KIP, warranted 20 DC ,gu,i 70
any manufactured wet OF the mountains.
ATS. HATS. Just received dirsr, fror, New,
Z lo5k. The latest Fall and Winter f,sb.pu, G,r
Hat. and Caps. uspA general ass1-:m-n, of Men ,pI
houu'' Cloth and Fur CAPS. Persons waning the
1,.,,r WIZ please call aud eIam.ns Tor iksmIsvcs al
le3 Man street Wheeling.
nov , 6 AVERY q 70
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-23
Va. Lecsburg Lottery.
CLASS fHH Isff
q. 20 trs-r tf asr .'rH ta q. rsl.ffsF ST..
SO. 1881
CUtNU s.uIvF
$4,000.

IrtsstI. a...Hs
Wrs-ts. lev sssG H.seH o. #a#
90 81 e. e. 10
ieas H#ls e.
a Z. q fH..af4 #as .f. .#.H. -. Gel.
10 80 ID w ana 60
I.saf ..TH
Nr's.r.f ..frF. +.sa .Ha# -. eos ....
q e. ts6 90
f.s.f .##fs
Hs.sEsrf fHrsfF ..aal ...a .rI
81 sf
e. |s.sFa
sttEH ..f... Bee tfarH fs. ra
II gIs|.ss HftlsI Hs# Hr Ess ...
Ess.ssa.s .HF..st 81 ral 60 sfsH.
w.fHfrFH
d-s1T tsr .arssf 81 w.a tf. s.
D.11,,i-v va n.s. 49,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-23

James McLure aim:n;srator Of Tho mss Cunnns de-.
ceased B-ni>Eil Stewart. i1no S;swar. Jani-s
Cummius William Cufnmus. Robert T. MdrIock.
JJhn McComhs. ElIz1brth his vile. lale Eiiztbetl,
MurlOck. Frederick r Cuum'nS. Nathaniel Teal
and Elizabeth his wife, late Elizabeth Cvnmirs.
janus & Achsson. T!iurnns Acb-sou Hannah Ac-
hrson, heir 81 law of'ThOm1s Cumm u.s. Decreased.
an S4mIcl C,r5i u. Roleu COfbiI sen. snd Rob
ert Cor5cti. jun De-HdaR;s
1hsdsy came the com, ininant by hts attorney and
lie defendants. B-uinmiu Stewards Jlnics Cummirs
William Cumdtius. R,5crl T. MurlDcl, Frederick T.
Cummius Nathaniel Zeal. auI Elizabeth his ". L.
late Elizabeth Cumuins. Jlacs & Atheism Thomas
AchesJn. and Hannah hch-son not having entered
,'er appearance aud given security according ~ tive
Df assembly and The rules u thii court and Il oI-
pearng hy Slsiaciorye, deucs that they ore MT ut
hsbianis uf hs ale. On r,utiou " the cuuglsinan.
g., h.s attorney q 70 yrlrrrJ dIl hJ sad absent d.
fendluis So sppear here the first Monday Of AqFil
nert snd answer ihr rum 7ainauis bil sud thul CO.
py Of hii orjer be u,crsj n the Wheeling Times f,r
Two MONKS slr essiyey nui cstcd the COurhouss
door or tbs county, A cuIy trTc.
f-b9 H. HICKMAN, Clerk
HEN YuUR WET DRY just rscsryed.
~ % prs Ladies, lined snj bound Gum Shoes, .
sup euur article.
I Tfunb Ladies KID Walking Shoes.
de- DO Pine Gators,
case Mems CAL Bows.
ALSO SIS Do, 1 B.sachsd rhre.d
SAM MCLAtLIN.
I jsn7) ls7 corner Of Ma,n Hsi''-r So.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-23

f.b9 JOHN H. THOMPSON.
Belmont Chronicle MARSHALL Beacon. copy 10 amt
collar AM charge this oiliro.
DREPARED CONCENTRATES COFFEE
W., the undersigned. 30 hereby srrufy hat we
have made OF the Concentrated C.gSe pr.par,l
~ f. A. WandslOlr oi this city, and lind that Il il
ShcapOr fI make Off in orr .iGIics iha..
10 purchase the Coffee. IL s stronger and frOrv
pleasant than in t!io way of Iuasling H. al
enc dollars worth %! II we think EQUIVALENT or
lbs Vf raw ottis 80 ;hsreC.rs wOg Il rrcnEm-a al
To lie public ia gcu.ul 10 try end eunvincc th-ra
IsNss or hs saving Il will 90 IA usinz sail C,dsc
Wss.las. 9:a Fssy iS4).
Z. e. HAWKINS
GEO. DUTY.
T.. l.. HAMMOND
z. SfEINilIlBEh
join G. SNlDCR
XM. p. CLARK.
ROBERT Guy
Wheeling Fob. IL 1915
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-23

AIlES, ere informed hat Todd GI.hsm hs,,
II al r-c-ised from TIE -. err c.t-Gas rsrd,l
,ssOi tnicbt OF hne GlsCk, ~hite aud brauacH H..
ia. peek bussins of hrst eua'.ty and i,,,t.,,'.
also. - ca aLd s-si r-ltiIgshres E,s talts
Nlhsse aud Pam. ties, Pain esl. saun az ecFiis.
Morocco ghl.tTs,
p'p-,r yiv-as scat v, go Nj, -,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-07-27
NOTIFICATIONS

Among me many measures brought forv,.
the House of Representatives at WasL;nn,'a ID
bill for the repair Of Qualifications, the mn. "a
ordinance stores, for the armament of Go,te" OF
and for The pay ofarrearoges due for thu nrh' '''
vice. The Bill contemplates heavy exnana., %
Of money, but not more so, than is called r..
condition of the public service. The las, Co... Y"'
broke up, leaving every branch of the pnhr. 90"
vice IN a derangcd condition, and oyerv dsn,,, '0
embarrassed with public debt Since Co. "
camo together, it has been proposed 10 d.
this debt, and to place the service in a cond''
which not only the common danger. but n,;'.
Piles of common prudence require
For several years Of late the Navy. the Fo,,s
tons, &c, have been wofuliy neglected. Tho
preparations made by Congress were suspendsaa
the President, in some instances, and the MAJ
used for other purposes. The result has bee, 4,
deiences Of the nation are left in most miso,,,,
conditon-perishing and rotting. To repair ,ho",
aud to put them in serviceable condition wilt =.
quire large some of money money loo vLi.,
should have been used for the same purposos r.
Van Buren,, but which was squandered too ,oG..
for corrupting and useless objects.
How large and extensive should be our prcD,,,
tons for War depends upon circumstances In, =,
be always ready, so long as mankind remain ami.
tous, is, doubtless, the true policy of this Nation
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-07-27

ill these measures can be abolished, and t. -, :
constituionally and rightly require. -. !" % y
we king or an administration that uon,l o
responsibility of dispensing with tbess II "Se
after the fashion of some who dared sion
such laws AS they chose, then these ms,.. 'O0g
have been set aside; but our cons,i,n,;o.co
this, and succeeding administration !, ~" '0'f
to maintain laws previously enacted tIl ,iapeI'd
lowed Congress 10 repeal them and 10 m. "a'
ieren, and better laws. AL this reouro. off,
and consideration. Pauence
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A NEW LOCOFOCO SONG.

Within few weeks the Iocofncos from John Z.
Calhoun in Congress TO orator Laird in the late To-
co Convention in this Country have strung their
harps for new song. 1t IS, that the times bad
wool low, and money scarce. Now will no,
say they were wont to that there els pi
that any honest man ought to regret, for we link
otherwise. We think that the scheme consum-
mated by Van Buren, the 4h of July 194O has not
proved so beneficial as even its supporters thought
it would, and surely il works very much as the
Wings predicted. Although it had by lis opera.
tons up TO the 4th inst cu,aied the currency OF
the country only one fourth, its effects have been
visible, and gradual reduction towards the Euro.
pean standard has taken place, even according to
the admission OF the friends ofthe Sub Treasury
The rate OF exchanges, which indicates the cond.
ton OF the great business of the country range from
| 10 to ~ per cent. between the South, West and
East, when, be fore locotocoism prevailed il was
only per cent. And, IT, the provisions of this law
are suffered TO go into force, when all paper money
is to he prescribe d, SHALL at the rate it has
gone OH, reach the european Standard" and the
prices Of hard money nations become our prices.
What then predicted by the Wings one year
ago the fruits OF this measure receiving the
acknowledgements Of their opponents now tue
has become serious reality And who does not fee
| this reality?
| But there is another note to the Locofoco song
1t is that the Wings have not improved the times
They forget that the people well understand tha
the new administration has not had time 10 repea
even the Sub Treasury and TO provide the mean.
of relief, and that they well know we are still, bul
dened with that runous system .
So badly has this scheme operated that even the
cheering influence which the succession of another
administration was calculated 10 ptoduce, has been
in great measure, ifnot altogether, counteracted
Yet the Van Burentes stick to this scheme, pass
resolutions in its favor, denounce and oppose the
Wings in the adoption of those measures Fl ON which
alone relief and prosperity can be expected.
| We are still living under the measures establish
ed by Van Buren, and his party, and must so live
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henry NJ. BATES, Secretary,
C o N G II Z S s .

Since the adoption in the House Of the rule re-
stricing speeches on any one question to the limits
of an hour, and the members TO one speech on any
question, there seems to be progress in hus-
ness. So long the Locofocc members could
speak day or two a time they retarded the pro
gress of business; but now with The new rule The
Wings able I" crowd matters along with greater
CELEBRITY, and have passed the distribution bill, the
loan bill, IL this the fertilization bill beside 9th
ers oil less moment.
In the Senate n similar rule is much needed
There the Wing majority is not clear and har
monious on all questions, and The babbling opposi-
ton is able to check and rctard much of the bust.
ness before this body. The locos design, If posi-
BILE, to prevent .the Wings from doing airy thing
for the country and to :brenl up the present ses-
sion in a row." or tins some of their patty boas,
already, and their papers echo the design But
we trust they will be disappointed. and that most
if not all of the measures proposed for action at the
present session will be adopted.
The constitutional scrnp!es entertained by M
Rives and one or two other Senators respecting
the branching power may defeat Mr. Clsy's ban;
bill in its present form, but this need proven,
the passage OF another without claiming this power
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GJTThe necessity ola National Bank of som,
sort is fully acknowledged by many men who hav.
heretofore opposed such an institution. They won.
willing to try the Sub Treasury, and have done So
for year, but they now see tina. it is failure. i,
does not meet their hopesiby boneftting the couu
try in regulating exchanges, reviving manufactures,
&c. This opinion prevails with most Of the mora
intelligent Van Buren, men among US, and ,hsy
should come outboldly and advocate and vote rm
bank. 1t is duty they owe their county,.
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j O In IN 9 I, aulHd ing.
40 the Democratic
Syhjgs of Orleans Senatorial
District
EDisd E'iCt {:

The Orleans County Convention called to meet
on the 18th Of July inst. according to appoint
,neni; when it being ascertained that the Hon.
jacob Bates, Senator for said Senatorial District,
declined nomination, said Convention was ad-
journed to aho first Thursday of August next to
meet at irasburgh, at ! o'clock, p. NJ. Tor the pur-
pose OF making new nomination of Senator and
transacting any other business deemed necessary.
The Democratic Wings Of Orleans Senatorial
District earnestly requested, and all, to at
tend. THOMAS JAMESON, President.
HFNRy NJ B.Trs Secretarv