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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-09
Wanted,

a BOUT 10 00ofeet inch and iact ana qnsrtef
IA PINE FLANK Of good qualify forvhe Meth
odist Episcopal Church. Apply TO
ss JOHN M-WOLFF,
CHRISTIAN NJ. SaAFFER, ~
JAY 20.--u. .s@&
kISEAIHERS..- sA Iat og neN Esaihass for. saie,
n by s4zasa ssA e!~iaMlSoN'
= Augpst2C. see @
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-09

Scptan0ef ., I5ET.-U
Co Winchester Republican insert three sines.
md send account 10 this Office.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-09

hereby given TO those persons who were pur-
Il chassrs at the snbscriber's sale in December
last. that their notes became due the Is, Of Sep
tember inst. All indebted are requested to call on
ths undersigned, in Martinsburg, and close the
same.
BAILY TABB.
SeDtemker Q-St
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-09

ERON & NAILS II have on hand large as
4 sortment of Iron g. Nails, which Twill sell low,
August ls 7. BR0DRTCK.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-09

NlRdfNlA:-At Rules held 10 the Ctetk's Oihcs
OF the County Coutt for Ma,geh County, an tic
first NJ ,nday in Augasty 1871,
John Hadley. rim
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-09

n RON.--I have just received and offer sale, a
"a general assortment OF Iron, consisting Of Pin.
Scallop and Plough Irons. J. w, BOYD.
Sept 2. -.erss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-27

By which all the world MAJ prevent a from ng
ing gray. by \. GRANDJEtN, NJ. Batclay->t v
Treatment pou> gcueray-norna' color oi ihr
IIar-anao- of the Ilr-thckGc- length specific gravity
elasticity tn Of the ln-eHec'- OF dmnes> aud
heat 81 prts. of aud chemical
sualy prgs, bub,, general sub nucc of the lhr-inhN oil
Hair produced los bulb alteration the color the cause Nc
new discovery pecng HAIR to Hair an aialbe
prevent Unemployment OF the euratV. prscPr q" one
jcvotcd hs 20 the suly "i me
IIarremeiy for the dry Only Hair, growing har
A. GstNoCAN appreciates aud combines with cucumeeoh n'
the pre.c p,ou, given best authors preference to
his own rem, dies, except reqorc and where
moreover experience confirms It, eicacE
The principal remedies plcs the use OF which guar
anee, blc Ncrotr>ia and the temporary o per
of the HAIR all cutaneous crupons of the scaP OF
letter generally with on the hcas OF
Young 2-Odoufcrous liquid the emp"ym OF "hch
in 'Iydrotr>ia 3-Beauuful wash Tor the
healthy Hair peculiar plaster, daphoree cap for
the treatment and family prescriptions according to the
different and constitutions.
Cousuta every day at No. Barclay-st
Ieter. ON business must be- post paid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-27
- rr.. and VII. EFoiion,. Boarding mud Day

school No II amiiy Il few door west Broadway.
The Fall Term will commence Sepiem6er 1T fsae Cl4s'e' N
loy, aud Pa- Natural Theology illustrated "iis suitable ppa
tu, Drawings heretofore under the drcc
lion OF approved teachers.
Circulars may 10 obaaed on inquiry.
Assistant pap wanted IN the School apply as above
j. seventh Ward Grammar sc,oOi-2I7 Dyson-st.
Clnton-This School will be eoPene on Monday the ;n
Experienced and highly competent 'chcner VIII DC Prndea
room pleasant and ary apart little boys and r4
aaa6 1t HORACE coVELI. Principal.
J. Mr. Camp, schooI-At $40 Gi7enwch street sill be
reopened Monday 30 Mis- Pratt sill continue TO npor
intend me Young l'des Department Ih eolsc Of instruction
comprises every necessary complete Enssh education
Private lessons given III each department au-' o''>
Il The Misses Coles Young Lade, Boading and Dsy
School No 0 East roalwav opeL Both DAY OF august
4 Of English for Young La's o and Infant
Department. Music Lessons the School AZ If
ga. EOsTVs classical. md CONNER
: CIN. INSTITUTION, At NEW BRIGHTON. STATEN
ISLAND-rhe public pccu thar the above named
hton operation under the mmeiac
charge Of EUGENE BURNAD aud the superintendent OF DE-
The branches taught in English modern
language. Natbmti.. pure and mixed eocrarh Natural rh
osopy Natural History In students here prepared
the counting house FOR entra &c at an Of the Universities IN
Whic tho cultivation the mind i rcr1lcd
h neglected. but opportunity given to the student
strengthen the M ii the body whie,h-
languages are spoken IA the Institution and ,uch,
excellent opportunity offered 10 Americans 10 acquire
The terms Cor Tuition Board Washing. Mendnr, 500
per payable eHannua advance No extra charge
For details Of plan tuition &C. prospectus which be
the folio wing gentlemen, 10 whom II Is permitted to
refer:
His Excency Don Pedro Argiz Minister PSniPocntiary of
her Catholic Majesty in Washington.
His Exceoncy Don Cderon de la Baca Ambassador of her
Messrs Peter Harmony Pieab Manzsnedo Grania.
G 6 P ss Eth n. n Of % @ p ha T Davis F
John I.ein ESD " Reynolds Esq New-fork au-o oawlm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-27

= lys~ = NhW-Y0HH. AtBtSN AID TEos
49, STEAMBOAT LINE.
-Hea<s- For Albany. ;rorr fot OF esrel'y'srre'
The TROY ....-..... FRIDAY 'lpraiHg At O'Clock
From thc foot az Coa-. lani street.
The SWALLOW "Wednesday sni Frcay tacruron At oooN
PEOPLES LsNE OF STEAMBOATS,
FOR ALBfNI
N.Y. The and eoiusol,ou. steamboat NORTH
-" AMERICA Care NJ n 1tarsdci. iea,e. ,teaiu-
boa, Per hetVr"n Goddard; ,rd Iibs-ty streets.
SAIi KDAN AFTERNOON August ~. ~ ) q liocL
For frc ght pass.. appiy e. hoard W 90
= { SCHULTZ It tie m the wharf
EyESgNG SaNk OF STEArBoaTs
Leave, The Pier hrtS Courla1i tie steamboat
SOUTH AMERICA capt |. W. Branara Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday r. o'clock Z VI.
The ROCHESTER, Capt P. John leave. the shove rir
Monday. Wednesday ssd FRIDAY, at : o'clock
For passage 0 ircighL apply 20
+ G. Schultz a, tho crcs. o, on hs,ri.
d r7~a = FOR slBsNV- AFTERNOON
49, O'Clock the steamboat DIAMOND fom foot o
-1@- Barclay Il aulq rlbAS
FUR sssSEVsssg Ht-SU nMER SRE<NGEhfENI
FOR LONG BR tNCH, OCEAN UOi ~, kuN>oM DOCK
MlOnl.E roWN. AT BROWNS DOCK x RED BANk.
- c<sa - Ihs steamboat OSIRIS capt &. Al-irc, viii
49, foloNloayr iutos hafEo slip Elst River.
Monday O'Clock Tuesday
Wcdred-y Thursday, Friday aud sunday o'clock A. NJ and
Saturday, Il - o'clock
leave Rcd Bank hatrs't o'clock every day (cS
cept Monday alto O'Clock 4 VI. SATURDAY, atd T. VI
Tho boat NIL above until farther notice ra'iEaon 'hd
vcak permitting " RAJ rceaS aud baggage At the .k ;hs
thereof i,A I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-27

QUEEN Vlc's DoMINIoNs.-The subloincd is statement
the Population of the British Empire which the Phlade
pa Sentinel SAYS is compiled from the most authentic doc~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-27
For the Tribune.

PACK TREES DYING.-Mr. Editor: pass through the
Park daily and see with painful feelings that the persons
employed by the Corporation killing the ancient and beau
itu Films and Sycamorcs the public grounds. Can it be
possible that the citizens viii allow this And Mr. Editor
ask yo" whether You will approve this wanon and sac
csious deed For than thirty years have looked
poa Tins Park and those the !avo-te ornaments OF
ms Guy ana when the strangers have looked
upon II and admired or convenience and beauty, have
often sNed-Cau Spos be found in the midst of the bust
OF any other great City beautiful as this Yet sir
The decree has gone forth and the Elns and Svceulores
mat stand IN me oiks OF the Park are ~ be KILLED
We cali upon YOU and upon all czeas who NJ not Go
and Nandals 10 rise up and put stop to this wicked out
upon our City Do not delay but raise your voice AT
once and call upon the people preserve their trees
CLOSING SroREs.-Mr. Greeley: As the nan Of cloS,r
Retail Dry Goods Stores earlier hour is 500, y, h..
adopted would not be well tor retailers generally 10 a3oD
Inc plan respecting the hour of closing their Stores
and by thus making the rule uniform tend render i,
manentl Between sunrise and o'clock in the evening
there certainly is time sufficient in ordinary circumstances
to purchase whatever required The benefits that would
by this be secured both employers and employed
must be evident TO all And would be we'll to extend
the reformation to Saturday likewise by closing that night
10 O'clock instead of keeping open until nearly
quite - as is generally done? A MERCHANT
Il strikes that these suggestions pertinent and ma.
be followed with decided advantage to all concerned Ed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-27
> scvcp,b Ward Grummnr scbooi-2I7 Division

School will be reoP-ne on Monday the h
Experienced and highly competent teachers will be provided
room pleasant and v apart little boys and rir2
undo, the care and Instruction prncna Terms
,uaf II HORACE COYELI., PRINCIPAL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-27
10 THE PEBiIC

DERSONS WHO HAVE THE MISFORTUNE. To LOSE
heir R OTTO v- ttlrn CAY ard subject to DA>pSs
will the discovery remedy sud
yentve ~ With Tho o. and Pc
thousand form, spd rAa' SiH@ -
Composition eoa s' b. HrcaG b. gsoa NOT sid- Ns iAe
Tho ska tie keGf The OF the above ob>ea-
appHreutto all Thous who nave tried
many ,r>. Pnnlie>. Hithou success
Composition wh the most ppy ei'ets
affirm prompt fmcut OF he aHthor promises u,ed
according the directions.
HERE Is M HuMhuG read what s,>DjE'S himself saws ~
lpac" 10y = for ~
PER poetr The
Proo nheH tho 1oots Geey the mO seKsss qaoA could aoHe
assert the
p. Each VIII hsy, ist>pJs,x CoN'rostToS
HAIR stamped the glass accompanied With booi having the
Proprietor only method - detect the MANY
counterfritsIr circulation
~ Al Apohecsrcs Druggists aud Country Merchants re-
pecu requested their orders immediately GrandJeSn'
HAIR Composition. II tley wI't e. prevent icliy.
collar, 10y dozen boxes each box containing two bot
pstc. used the and OF iqua 10 be
used IN the
per cent u he allowed those Nho purchase
sa..--..., :o...... con,,;,,c ro,,uns;t;n,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-27
GRANDIEiN's CURLING FLUID,
INSULATION every day at No. ! Barclqy-st.
tiers on business must be- postpaid.
,R WASHING THE HAIR.


Fluid spirits It's composion nor has 1t any
stimulating viii affect the capillary tscs It's chem
fer the Hair; such the l"pueum tthTa (radx LAuH &C.
men The oleaCrous substance which forms part OF
it, composition yok Of TIL primer
pal qualities of which When used ~ wash Tor the h
and , tube. Of hr fa1 from the por.prntOn
and from the sediment scur which It deposits. .
The from this inrsmable FLUID are n
will the hair in style or form the fancy may dc,s
rebcou hair bscomes o;e aud pabe ana can oI
made retain position that can be given 10 the most '
halr - - i, ,,,, o,aI;os mn, only
of making kepg carl even IN the ~arme
or d,mprst weather lcay ing agreeable perfume r.
Office No. Barclay-strcet ~ y auli Ia" @lu
Mayo IMPROVED SHEET RUBBER OVER
~ S0ES-5G00 pair Ladies' and Gea,lemcn Tor sale he
ported Sheets exceedingly ELASTIC inc
adjusting t-fo every width Of foot softer man frneh
kid and approved Broadway fashions The
leather laid between the rubber ere joined To-
been tried tho roughly past given satisfaction
Every dcOpoc the nppe TO loosen from
the .oles The trade IRE these and eene
ortmeut Rubber Shoes, order for the M trade
HORACE H. DAY. Successor t" R0'hI 1s H. c"
rVRANspAgENT ITALIAN w n DO
/ sssADEs-oIIvER W. wooDFoRD, &c Ca'hnrne St
enabled offer 0O pairs of Transparent Window shade' al th
aad;sape: Foreign views, at sl;5 per pair
20 pairs vignct'e ceGis5.. SsG0 90
r. 80 set. real Iaans 5000 Country
Uphostrrcr will realize saving OF % per cent by
pl ne5l l from 'S o. W wooDroRD &c Caorine-s
D.pEt psaNtFSCTUHERS'- ANO COMMISSION
WAREHOUSE, No 81 Liberty -street-fflntng lthopahc
sad Papers all their varieties made TO order OF ANY qHi
lit. from News The ae Book made IN m. eonn
mark prices from the very superior mills oil h
A. C. cur,is, Boston, and w n VI Curtis Bcl''ii r. j.
and from tner manufacturers the best OF machinery
Al 5s e5d s 'n"N''y EDWARD CURTIS,
poaLoEsls' fsAti5s.-AssE, 90 plv'..oH s&eet--A
- complete OF iesh rrle. Butt Hiags Screws n
lean and English Lacks. Fine Plate, Dead CupbS1rd Draw
Che; and Barrel! RoHnd Srrns Flush ano
Shutter f Hinges together with nearly every n
uc tho nd Ill OF which vii be sold as low a. al sHy pace III 'n
,ity.
- JOSEPH WEED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-27
e s.',.: S Gcnn:nc Composition.
/, now used danny ~ morc INN
10000
UYGEIiN OF THE HllIAN HAIR.

he obtained -Rg the most respectable houses ~ tae
I'nion. and al No 1 Barcia, 81. Ncv YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-27

NV LIFE PRrsERyEr-A writer in tine Journal Of Com
erce suggests the plan Of and simple species OF life
nreserver as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-27
@p@--
r. EngIi.l and CIns,icaI school. No 81 Bov

= English and Classical school No 80 BoTery be-
,yeau Seconi and Trir,eet&mr HI cOF S>choo vii reopen
or Mondsy inst of himself md NJ
r. CHAMBERLAIN, Associate Pncipa-A3picaiion mly tc
maas {, School or 81 Bfoome-st au-6 c.
l. The schools OF nc-sr~. Rund- 3'4 Pca-stree Il
DyioR-st HoustoG all be rsoPenef after the vacation
on Monday Terms FIR particulars inquire
the rep. place viii he opepei de
parnent Ladies the OF Bis 81 RAND
J. ". Rand p,
AARON RAND I 'lEcra's.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-27
n. POWELL a eos. .INk.

-" = FOR NEWpIRGH. LANDING AT tNp
S,z-.-s-N--, WELLS, WEST POINT n COLD SPRINGS
The Steamboat HIGHLANDER, Captun RoSeT,
Wnrrsp v leave the foot OF Nrrca1tret New Nstk,
Monday THURSDAY. Saturday afternoon, Al 4 o'clock
Returning IA. HIGHLANDER viii leave Nowburgh Mon
day morning o'clock and Tuesday and FRIDAY Afternoon
o'clock
For frcigAt passage, apply to the Captain on board
~ Bt baggage. and freight ofcycry description, anil hill
specie. put risk the
thereof hill # anC receipt gne for the l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-27

eopened Monday 3d. Mi. Pratt sill continue to upper
nd me Young ,iies Department The Of instruction
onpres every ug necessary complete English education
Pr Ynin lesson aiyrn cach deparment. au.3 Ot>-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-27
BOOKS, STATIONERY AND PAPER HANGlNGS!!.

e To Country DcaIers.-Tke subscribers keep constant
y on hand At Sor,, No. iJS Wall
ple,c Of School, CLASSICAL and MISCELLANEOUS Books
OF the latest approved editions which they upon the
most .be terms CASH Cy 4eceyanees
BLANK BOOKS and STATIONERY of every variety, which
the, of Merchants visiting the City make er
Fall purchases.
ACCOUNT BOOKS ruled paeru and made order
best materials and in superior STYLE
=, FRENCH ard AMERICAN PAPER HANGiNGS, BoRD-
Frs &C. of the latest patterns and suited
the Country Trade for sale Manufacturers Prices
II Merchants from the Country are requested 10 cal
and examine their stock OF goods.
B. Schools Colleges supplied upon the most hb
eral terms. BAKER, CRANE Il Co.
Wholesale Booksellers and Stationers, and
Dealers in Paper Hsnsngs, No l58 Psarlst-
aaisl Sign Of the Led GER Newly Es, (neaF Wast'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-27

- state Prison Iionopoiy.-At AN " Jonrned meeting Of
Delegates held Wacn Hall Tuesday Evening August it
ISL purpose Dcg attend the State Con-
nj Albany after the reading Of
the delegation from the Master Stone
accepted by the meeting ac add
Of Jou.neynen Coopers ami others adcd
nsij Commcrlurd Corresponding Committee of
appointed, follows John Commeford George Wier
and Robert Getty.
motion made adopted that Committee consisting OF
mentioned in each branch OF business be
appointed the Delegates and others of the LrancA and
making the purpose of deaying
and hand Committee, D. C. pnt Dan
iel Lee, and VIM p Coles.
the branches Of business represented
members, he invited appoint Dele
gates forthwith delegation Tuesday Evening
rexL At Warrca Hall. O'clock
Also proceedings this meeting published in the sun
Trsuue New Era and Courier Enquirer.
NB-MecaAns thrSughou, requested to appoint
their Delegates the abOvcnaed Convention Tor Tie pnrPoss Of
devsinr themselves from the and unequal bur
they present Prison system Of
this other II. ". B0NNELL, Chairman.
ELL.IpGE G. BALDWIN. Secretary. aug Isl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-27
GREAT ATTRACTION
i..n ~ ast.ntsgsIFna faI -

n .r,,- NM NFUO 10 = V'N1' ~ ','' '''' Ut
lem. The proprietor embraces the earliest opporu
I12z-nty Of informing his friends and the public
that prepared and splendid Inc Stages
from the North American Hotel Bowery Do Wa C. kenger
House regularly hall hou IN the day.
touching intermediate places along the and making
their passage through about hour
Neat and spacious apartments fitted each end OF tho
passengers This and
well regulated running ,hc number OF daily
gives Rdeced Advantage over tAen
stopping sach kcl and giving paen
gers sufficient partake OF every kind Of ohmcnt which
kept hand served the best possible manner
on suitable the
White Hall usual every FIVE minute.
during the day. yl 6m j. MURPHY, PROPRIETOR
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-08-26
THE WORK OF BANK ROBBERY
GOES RRAYELY ON

The whig bankers pro surely getting sloug
fney. One of the oflisers of the Canal Bank
IN New Orleans recently died and nts accounts
are found deficient $0G,000
|, is worthy Of remark that nearly every
Bank robbery lurus out TO be Commli!ed bj
ecme ouc connected with the Bank.
ANOTHER BANK AFFAIR The Union Bank
Mississippi, Jackson bEauch, which has been
robbed some time since, has recovered her
bills and the gold CONS, bu' no silver.
seems that tho restitution OF those funds
nsda through the agency Of nne oi tho bank
Oflicers, who received M Anonymous letter,
designating the place where those lunds we're
10 be fouud. The circumstance has excited
suspcion, and II il believed tho ahar will 60
through an InYnstlganon. a serious exclte-
ment prevails IN Jacksonville, NJ 0. Bee
ANOTHER BANK ROBBERY, Thnrty seven
Thousand dollars havo been stolen from the
vsull OF tho pnne:'r Bank, in Savannah. Ga.
The robbery WAS Of the noles of that hank, of
fifty and twenty dollars denomination. The bills
were signed by George W Anderson President
and James Murshcl, Cashier. A reward OF
three thousand dOlidrs is olfsred for the appre.
hensOn Of the Iad,vdu,l who stole the money.
SUIT AGAINST Nicholas BIDDLE.- The U.
S, Gazette says:-''Y o>lerday 'narr' de-
caratlou IVES f'ed:in the case Of the President
Directors aud Company Of tho Bank Of the U-
nited Stste,, ,et.Us Nicholas BIddIe. The
damages are LAID nt oee million Of dollars.
For the p'A nt0, Mcssts, RaN, Wharton, and
F. w. Hubble. For the defendant, M0ssrs,
Randall, Dallas and Merodnb.'
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-08-26
.t From the Portland Argus.
THE BRITISH MOVEMENTS

The St. johns Courier, Of July 3ls,, learns
from Mr. ierley, who hes just returned from
Temiscouata, that whl le he was there, Captain
Nelson of,ho Royal Engineers, arrived there
express from Qucbec, with instructions to put
the various frontier posts now held by delach-
men,s Of the 26ih regiment, in an efficient slate
of defence without delay. Musket prof defcn
ces around the barracks at Ten,i.couta were
ferihwilh commenced aud Captain Nelson then
proceeded to the Degele and The Little Falls
al the mouth Of the Modawaska river, were
GeW and very strong block house is now in
course Of erection.
CAPTAIN Nelson remained al tho Little Falls
TO superentend the completion of the block
house aud despatched Lieutenant Norton, of
the 56tb, Gas acting officer OF cpgipeers,) ind
Mr.. Tonnanl, of the Commissaria,, 10 the
the GIaud Falls, for the purpose of removing
all the guns and stores placed there 10 The
bleck house, and also 10 bring Up the artillery
men stationed there to the spme place.. Mr..
Pcrey lell the Grand Falls last Saturday.
when the packing Of the stores had commeD-
ced; and il vas understood that the whole
would move upwards Oh Wednesday last in
tow boata which we're getting ready.
Itwos said, Gays the Courier, that those or.
tangmenls were made in consequence Of an ap
prehenslou that difficulty might arise between
Mr. Fox and the American governmontiu con.
sequence Of the. Opphient determination 10 Mr..
Mcleod upon HE rial for murder. and that it
vas therefore deemed prudent 10 pul hese post
in stale Of defence, iniorder to prevent tho pos
elb!y OF ihe communication by land between
the,Prov,ncO and Canada being suddSoly cut
eff >e.r
The detachment ofthe 56th OF Little Fallsis
Under the command Of Lieut. Jones Smith has
post a! the Delege is held by Capt Walmsey
and his COMPANY, and tho DosI al TsmoisCOula
ia commanded by Cap Chorlewood.
Great Brnanp thus going ahead very fast
With it's sBcronchmcnis IN Maine. VIII. The
American Goyornment nOC It's progress.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-08-26

tivss which prompled TO pursue such purpose,
They nol only knew what Mr. Tyler's. opn-
ions we're before he was elected, but slnce.
lu his Grst messags' he not not only 'lnltnaled
his own, but pruclaimed1hat The opinions ei
the people had been sgan and again declared
agaibs. Bank-aud yet they have pressed
upon him and demanded bis consent TO the es-
,sbIisbment Of National Bsnk IN the most
odious aud Objectionable fern ever fsshloned
in this or aTU other country.
Wo make our acknowledgements 10 Mr..
T,le ior1Bls act Of dohverauce. i be malls
,ans HE. position firmly, he will ever be acs
kuowedgedu public benelactoT. We care mol
what he kne for hscalhgent, or whether he
has any d.cal agent; 80 that whatever man
agement is instituted, it is confined 10 its pow"
ers slmply TO the buOiness OF the Treasury;
and no pre,exr given 10 place it beyond the
reach cf the people, under the abused Prlncl-
pie of vested rights or contracts. We hold
that tho rlghts ol tho people cannot be contract
ed awsy--but for the peace of the country
we rsi ice that the President excludes, as we
understand bis veto, the possibility OF lis aP-
phcation. as formerly, to any system oi man"
agemeut Of The finances which may be inslltu-
ted, by excluding all private connection or
partnership With the public agency, and holding
/, t,rcty-ssd simply TO The discharge OF pub
lie trust ....... ..
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-08-26
THE GALLIPOLIS BANK PRESIDENT
ORDERED OUT OF THE PENITEN-

THE GALLIPOIIS BANK PRESIDENT
ORDERED OUT OF THE PENITEN-
TlARY.
Thsse ere curious times. Scarcely did We
announce the novel fact that Me-. Harrington,
[nol Haringion) late President Of the CALI
pois Bank, was deposited 10 the Penstsnliary
for his swindhng and crimes, Than we learn
that the Sspreme Cont, sitting at Cleveland,
has ordered him out again Sy writ Of error.
Mr.. Harrington was followed from GAlpo>
lis here by whis lawyer. who preceded TO
Cleveland, from which place he has written to
Mr.. Van Hook that the Supreme Court has
granted writ of error, and ordered Mr.. Far-
ringlon roturaed to Gallia county for turlher
trial. .....,
Had some poor waudoring wretch been pick
ed up for passing counterfeit five dollar bill
on some equally worthless reg factory, there
is probability that we should never haveheatd
OF writ oforror. Buta Bank President in
The Penitentaryl Oh, doar, how horrible I!
Poor fellow do let him out--ihsse wicked To-
co focos should not thus triumph over the res
pectability of the land in this way Farrns-
ton will no doubt, now be as great whig lion
as SwartwOut or Bidd!O.-OhIo Statesman.