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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-26
DWEITINC House FOR RENT,
gS;I Ills ;I3SA

Au OTHERS, BE on YOUR GUARD.-ThIs Is
I'VE the season when this destructive complaint
attacks your interesting children, often TObs
You OF those yOt fond dOat on, and carries
hundreds 10 the grave. Every mother sh, I'D,
therefore. know ITS symptoms, watch them
closely, nd always be prepared with a remedy
10 cure Il, as many are daily sacrificed By such
neglect. At first the little patent is seized
win sh.yeung, u grows restless; has hushCs
Of heat, the eyes become red and swollen, 70
hfcathes with difficulty. and then comes that
fearful COUCH that will ssrciy terminate in
;onvulsiOns or Dc tn, unless something Is IN
mediately gwen 70 check 10. In this complaint
the " EAJSAM CT WILD CHERRY" IS we'll
known To be the most speedy cure ever discover
ed. IL is indeed a precious remedy mid safe
and innocent. and sure 10 give the little sufferer
immediate relief, and quickly restore 10 to safety
and health. Every ~ other who loves her ChIl
dren should ALWAYS Keep u m the house, and
ave % 70 them cary; 10y do ng so you ma Of
ten save the life Of one you iondly love. Re
member this IL the famous rem sdv Of that dis
unluishCd physcIOu, Or. Nistar winch has
cured thousands of GROUP. WHOOPI NC
! COUGH, ASTHMA, CONSUNPTioN, &c.
after every other medicine b al failed.
zJBs particular when yoa purchase 10 ask
| for "Dr WISTARS BALSAN OF WILD
\ CHERRY" az there Is SYRUP Of this name
advertised that IS entirely "a different medicine.
/ Prepared oHly BY WILLIAMS 4 60. Chemists
/ No SO, South Fourth SIR 60, Phiadelphia.
Price one dollar bottle.
/ Sold iu WhCclIu. wholesale and retail BY
}. CECMBACKER,
I oct g Appointed Agent
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-26

detachment Of 100 dragons. under tho CON
mand OF Lleuis. Ustis and West. Of the L. ). Array
ordered from the barracks at Carir.le. Pa. their
way TO Fort Leevonworih station. len the wharf a,
this city on Monday Lass.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-26

COJ'NTFRFEITS.- Bank Of Wooster counter
felt ten dollar notes nre in circulation--engravins
coarse, date May i4ih. 1871. The word dollars
Is 10 small letters on top and bottom, unaccOmpani-
ed by The word "tcu'
There are also spurious fycs IN circulation on
the s,rpe Bank tina; appear 20 be altered from % aud
other banks; market leiier a. dated May 10, loli.
Vigneitc. two Indians with a steamboat IN he dis
lance-ou the right locomotive lei, the word five
No such notes were ever issued BY the Bank.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-26

CARD.-'lhe undersigned passengers Du board
the sIcom boat Orpheus 90 her late trip from GIN
cnnlt 10 Pittsburgh have The pleasure 90 express 90
Captain B1yey aud officers the griIhcai"u wc
have iclt u ihc hospitality aUI gcuilcm1u.y alien
tt.n extended 90 us durDg Toe passage. Tho as-Ii.
uou. eiiJrs used To- execute ihc entire passage, hay
iug passed eve y huIi ihIi sailed within The five
days prior ippgr leaving Cincinnati Tor Pittsburgh
receive our fullest appreciation and w1rmcsl praise
The merits u tie OrpHeus We commend 90 the
public. Wheeling. Oc. l0h. 1871
W Coolidge. Mass. AlCH r. LgiIlry. Va W
White Boston. Oliver Lincoln. Moss Wm Fretweu
luzIIuj J 4 Watson, Tod. John Cuoper. Pl.. l. y
prrs,us. VI " Jrnkin.. Mass SPENCER Field.
lu. r. b BliIey Boston, Stewart. ~ J w Elrhy,
Washington. ID C., a G. Leonard Parkershurg, va.
Edw Bird, n Y j Wright OHIO. Dan Murphy. y T.
Henry NJ Lowry DC,lI z Neal. Pirkcrsburg, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-26

MRS JARVIS AGAIN--One fine New Yark
raacrs says th1t Mrs JARVIS The ludy whoso divorce
,ass las csci.ed 81 much nutn;ion, and Der daugh.
Ter .,,cfo rub.i..y admitted members Of me Roman
Catholic Chrf-1 The ceremony TON place at S.
/ P1uis Church m Brooklyn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-26

VIE subscribers have tcceved an ,iher invoice
"i that extra OIL Cvgnac Brandy. vintage Of
1919 and pure Gr19" lure Port 50 much ieem-
"d tIr ucb,,os aud Ii ne iiyJr. aud may be relied
on or MEDICAL pgrp1 ses, ilr sale IA bJtlcs nd
dra't m Quantities a. suit by
flgF ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-26
ALEX ROGERS.
OYSTERS, FIS;T. RyRDs.

IFNISON. TRIBE. BEEFSTAKES, ~
E1NACF "!!ihe delicncics which can he rruclred
either al hoaet from tle eaI. according to
IN ason, will be served ul b. the Subscriber in
a superior manner, aud At the shortest possible
ho'lCc' he a. 50 prom Scs - hava the "eNincsn
slcn "a picHles, calsup, good butter and ",he
run OF a set Of well filed casters. Private rooms
lpr parties or for persons sin=iy, without add
uoha! charge, Terms IN accordance with the
the tlmsS' Two entrances on Market aud tive
on Madison street. r. ST INHEl.BER
Corner of Market aud Madison SITS,
oct 2Itf Reqr cf the V, Hotpl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-26
WHEELING POST OEE,..

WHEELING POST OFFICE.
NEW MAIL AERAEGE ,iIXr
GREAT Mali
! From East arrivgSsI 81 O'Clock. \ NJ
| To West departs at % o'clp,k. An
From West. arrives al ) O'Clock. \ NJ
To East. Departs ai 8 O'Clock: A. "
Northern or Sieubcuyills Mail. Arrives NJ 81
minutes after NJ. and departs at halfaileT oic. T. II
except on Sundays.
North Western or Wooster Mail arrives Tuesday
Thursdays and Saturdays At II. NJ. Departs Mon.
days. wednesdays aud Fridays, at o'cOck..P NJ
Southern or Marietta Mail. arrives Tuesdays and
saturdays. a. o'clock, L. NJ Departs Mondays 4;
Fridays al 5o'clock, A. NJ
NoOdsield MAJ arrives every Thursday 9u'ciock
Il VI. Departs every Monday. 3 o'clock. =. NJ
West Liberty, arrives every Tuesday. Thursday
andSaturtiay, u ! 1 O'Clock. A. NJ; Departs same
DAYS AT | O'Clock 7. NJ.
NorganiUNn Mail arrives. Tuesday. o'clock T.
VI, Departs Wednesday. G O'Clock. \. NJ
Letters intended toe the morning mails shonld DC
deposited 10y oclook. ia tbs morning.
Inland postage ofJOre,gH letters must be invara
bly, paid
Office open al 81 o'clock. \. NJ.
d. AGNEw. r. NJ
r The office opens Sundays after The pre-
paraion of the Eastern MAIL which will be usually
~ nall alter nine. A. NJ. and fcmlin open ONE
hOl " june 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-26

POPULATIONS ne latr r-nsu7. &c j. asrcr
tanned that there ere in he United States Z go.
266 white males. end 6.93)Stl white femalcs -
Total 141S01O7. Ere. c'.orcd persons 3562lJ.
slaves 2A55 2l3. Grand total Of ihc POPULATION ol
,4s United States over seventeen millions.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-26
&C 81 slss

= ,Hr CAUSE OF CONSUMPTION --s.ni,ie
4 as these com rlaints ore usually considered
no one can deny their being the most co nmon
cause Of this ists' aud distressing disease. IL -
indeed melancholy truth, that thousands fan
VIC Ims O. COnsump,I Iu every yeuT from no other
cause than NEGBEC TED COLDS. Yet we
find hundreds. nay thousands " no treat such
complaints with the greatest indifference and
let them run on for wc ks and even months with
Ou thIrkinE OF the danger. Al fir-t yOd have
what YOU may COnslCer slight COUGH or
COLD; you allow business pleasure or careless.
ness 90 prcvcat YOU fr. m giving % any aueation,
90 then settles upon yOdr breast, you become
noarse, have pains IN the side or chest expecto-
rate large quantities OF matter, perhaps mixed
with blood, difficulty Iu breathing cnsues, and
then you find that your owa foolish neglect has
brought on this distressing comp .a'nt. II then
YOU value lIta OF health, be waIGCd 90 time, aud
DO net trhs with you- COLD, or uu,t 10 any
quI,E u0stru % % cErs YOU, but Immediately
procure bottle or Us y that famous rene "
inc "BAtSAN DF WILD CHERRY which
is well known Go be tie most speedy cure ever
known, az mIuv thousands will testify y hose
lives have been saved byit.
BE very particular when you purchase m SEX
for "DR. WlSTARS BAG~AM OF WILD
CHtRRG' as there is a SYRUP oitbis name
Iu use.
Prepared. wholesale & retail, ny WILLIAMS
~ %; chemists No. 81, South fouuh street,
PhhadolphIa. Price 81 .ODper bottle.
sold in Wheeling. VIII q 1gd rc'g. ~
J. CRU MBllkEN,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-26
NnrIrE-rAsIIMANTEn

~ ell 90 tho subscriber 5y note or book account
II l1ugor standing Than three months will plen-s
call and make mmejrote payment. and " not SET
lied by the first deg Of November next, they will
be put into The hands Of On officer Ur collection
without respect 10 lcrrn'
sspt 30 n MClNSI5
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-26

The radical. in This senatorial district place great
reliance uqon tho 0pathy Of the wings. Perhaps
they Judge rightly; bot wc thins every god oni
rue " hiz vii be ont on Thursday 90 support BE
rr-rri M q. and arrvn bis c1nnIry
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-26
CHEAP Eap,II,IITu

W. d, " 0tcF Sired. Bheciiag. Va
VIE subscriber Is no y receiyipr from The eos,
A an unusually large aud well srlrce, stock OF
az anu WINTER Dry Goods, 10 which he invites
NJ former custom,Ts and purchasers generally
M l'i0 wing comprises his stock IN part, viz.
Blue, black, brown, cadet. and stsI u,ixaI
pituai CONS extra, super, wool dyed black and
Hluo oiack and invisible green do; blue black
IS diamond pilot beaver, bear sim. aEd lion
NH SIOHls' % pieces sittInetts, VARIOUS SHADES
and flaiti,s p pieces Glasgow Jeans, kerseys
lalo cloths, English and Freach rioree1s. 4
- ~ o''1sazeens, red, white green aud domestic
nahheis; heaNy and some twiliej doc SKIN and
anton u'nnely all CoiDrs blcachrd aud br0wt,
! anc ID shifting ana sherIing. g,,n, Sl,s,i.
JuspeheeTs' wofsted 10, cotton aud web d, 81
u . country KNIT half hose, a general assor,.
.nliarO "easy gloves and hosiery, shirts. stocks
collars, bJsOms, knit shirts drawers boots sh,-s
isr',o, oaps, all Of the latest fashions. Also a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-26

Suppose il Is all true that many suppose. lhat the
President hos gone contrary 70 tho views Of The
wings in veiOing bank. docs that render % lc''
,puortant that We should have a majority ~ lbs
scrat. of virginio' NJ. work must be done there
th.s winter that will DO felt ipr ugss. either Or
good or f,r evil.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-26

The Hon Tristan Burges win deliver tiTo iniro
ductory lecture before the New York iyceum.--
The particular sutjo.l % bis lsclg!c A.. 81, o,cu
-. Il
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-26
READY MADE CLoTUIyG.

49, oilt x, brown, steel mixed. ang "a ic' mir
81 ION dress and troCk coats, Ken!u Ks ienus
Sss aHu rock coats anu &C atees, uv.r Goa dia.
nl'n9 c'oih, plot, lion skin aud bear skin ok
sht rock coats, do blue and green maukinayy q.
',ISoa. > iIocS and pea coats. also an extsns We
: '''Tl' "t vests aud vUstlnSs viz silk, velvet
4ltIlhO' IasunE, cloth, cassmcrc. cassiuett sw an
80 u aLu taJby vests. Together with a general
9 ,tI ~ OF Cashmere, cassinc;t aud Kentucky
js'hs pinIalnons all Of which Will besJld for ca
Ly"' az 10 10 percent lower thdn aay establish.
meet ~ the city. Call and &c
u iIou maze 20 order IA the most substantial
ans Ia hIonable manner.
Oct % SIN ATEV pncrpS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-26
1000 lbs row just received and tor sl',
EOOO by JOHN w. BERRY
Book and Job Printing.

Va The Publisher of The Wheeling Tines and
Advertiser has just received q large assortment Of
NEW JOB TYPE, from New York and Bllu-
more, comprising the mpst elegant kinds recently
cast there; inl -ome NJ which ore tot Q, be- found
ln any office West Of the Mountains. With a spo-
ci1us Office. experienced v1ramcu. auu Ugw m-,C
ruis be- b. prepared 90 execute every Mind OF
eEote, Pee, Jrur.aa,
bon fhs finest style and 10 th, s..s. 30 notice
Cs-s,eam Boat r. lIs. Posters. IlIulriI'. yr urrr
Ted 90 'lu hours notice may lS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-26
WINDOW SASH SpRINCS.

M L the undersigned, Carpellers. recommend
w II. HAMMOND'S PATENT UPPER
and IMPROVED LOWER VIVID W SASH springs
manufactured at Lewisberry, York co. Pa, as
very superior article;
Robt Hamilton, J. HWhite G. w Hall wP.
wilson, 9. lianes, A. Pannell, Porter 6. Wa,
g0ner; w. Hamilton, T.. Cosn, w, Cloudy, OF
Wheeling, ais the best carpenters Ia the cites
IT Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Pitts
burgu, add wherever they have 5eQn introduced
and took a premium a. the exhibition of the a.
merican Institute" IN New York, October, Is3S.
For sale by ). '.eel, aud OF g. Greer Wheel.
M, also at the hardware stores IN Pittsburgh
81 wholesale and retar hv Logan q Kennedy
pittsburgh; Paterson & Brothers, Buffalo; also
% the HARDWARE commission houses 81. r Fed
{. Co. Platt street, New York; Carr q. Kem
Tie iton q Denckla, aud Livingston & Lyman
CONNER q street, PbIlad. Stickney & Noyes 20
> bGrlts street. alt!more.
TEe5e springs are labelled warranted not to
lose IN " elasticity Or break, have points with
hem tsr preserving the EotChes in the "a h, d.
rectipns tor putting IN properly. and can be puI
10 all y e 81 W'0d rvs f. lett'pr the
Va UPPER SASH DOWN ~
IN addition 20 raising and fastening tie lower.
~ Hammond has put his springs into windows
Tor several persons IN Wheeling, AMONGST whom
are MCsSrs. : Neei, =. OF, }. Il q Cats, All
Caldwell, II. Wood T.. jacob J. Horubrook
J: Reed, dadden, Handl.u, Dr. Houston, Mrs
Wilson, &c. oct -
For further particulars see advertisement IN IL,
times -. 18th Scpfeuhtr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-26

STRETCHES OF EMINENT MEN IN
~ FRANCE, Wa. a ,.-..--., 90 Thie-s
Walk aid wsniefinss in literature,
Dutche- Of ST Adams,
Secret Foe by the author of who sh1ll be n en-
Joseph Rushwood bv Ca, MaI7yUtt,
SIEGE of Florence,
highways ana Byways,
De Clifford or tie constant man,
PlNhatan,
BOhemoth, n legend If found builders, &c
Just reccIv ed and tui sale 10y
oci 81 ROBB e. STEPHENSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-26
NEM WOULD. alOclober 9. eonlaIns Ono

NEW WORLD, of October Q. contains emo
- portrait Of a Factory Gif.
History 81 the Coton Manufacture,
This Intellectual and moral rChncmont Of An
ciout Greece,
The Admlral's Daughter, con tinued,
Guy Fsa kes 3-d part chnufsrs 81. g, 90 and 60,
BIruabg nudge G aDtcrs 80. 90, ca. 90.
Charles O'Ma.lsy, Chapters ~ and 81. vol 2.
American researches DO lfaIyt
Fore gu C0rrsauoudenrC,
The Literary World.
The Musical World.
The Dramatic World,
The latest eve from Europe by tho Acadia.
&C. &c. Subscriptions received aud singlo
nunbgrs Tor sale % - VI, THOMPSON 8 60.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-26

- COCLAAD and tie Scotch,
- Shetland and The Shctanlers, Just received &
for sale by oct2I ROBB X STEPHENSON.
FENIIe ldler in France, by lhe Countess of Bees
siugiun. Just received AID Tor sale w
OCT II ROBB a. STEPHENSON.
NEW BOOHS-Flmiliar Ic;ter, from abJoad
" BY Miss Sldgwck. just received < for sale
Nv oct 81 ROBB a. : STEPHENSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-26
THVKAVELs

LIGHT! LfGIITW LFGHTiW
~ - CALLS besf winter blcachod era.
A1H OIL
@P,fsrf wax candles. scored colo
grsru caudlts, assorted sizez.
wsr.f aul Dipped Tali1F candles r,rHstd Lis
aov qrt tor "a be- bob guartfif ITO s.if bg
DC q KING 4. oNrMBACEER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-26

HDICKNELL's COUNTERFEIT DETECT
ID or 1r September. just received and ior sale
"a The Periodical Office nud Stationary Store Of
J. m THOMSON g. 60.
tcplf Monroe sttce'.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-26
BANK NOTE AND EXCHANGE LIST.

SosRESTED rKt wEENLNFOg Tag TINA, ~
A. T.. t'OFE d CO.
Erchange Brokers' l07 Nam Sir..f HB,,ljrs l.,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-26

BARRELS and hsif barrels very snper,.s
SSO y. q. Susar, desirable aricl, ar l,,,,,f,
I.Ss#- ''-'''.s
Tfc-'rNInS sugars T a.lIitrs f,r sale nv
- Nfs Is t.Ft. n . 40 IsIR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-26
ATFRACTTO<,,I

1900 barrels No. /, Pittsburgh Salt, received 90
con i1nmcnl and for sale low. by
sept % JACOB e. MITCHELL.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-05-20

ALABAMA.-The Legislature of this State
met in extra session at Tuscaloosa on the 18th
ut under the proclamation of Governor Dag
by. His Message is an extraordinary paper.
lie descants upon the currency with school
boy iippancy, not to say silliness--denoun-
ces an extra session Of Congress-complain
OF the Cabinet appointments made by Gen'l.
Harrison, (who ought certainly to have con-
suited His Excellency !)-and is particularly
SEVERE on Mr.. Webster Fit topics, these,
Tor Message to a State Legislatu,e! Pres
ident Tyler, in his opening Message to Con-
gress, should reciprocate the favor, by de-
scending on topics peculiar to the condition
of Alabama The Message was indignant
ly denounced in the House, and the printing
OF il opposed, by several members. Mr..
Hutchinson declared sit was full of SANDER
and rnalignity from beginning to end,'' and
added, 1.-The spirit which dictated that COM
munication is the spirit of the hyena, who
ransacks the grave, and feeds upon the life
less corpse. Yes, sir, it tears away the
cerements Of the tomb, and stabs the illustri-
Gus dead. hurl back the insult-the wan
ton, the unprovoked, tho unwarrantable in
suit. return it to its author, in the face of
his official authority" Other members were
equally harsh."-VIRG.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-05-20
-~STAUNTON:
THURSDAY, MAY 20, lS41.

oJ7-The day of Fasting and Prayer, recon-
mended by President Tyler, in reference to
the death OF the lamented HARRISON, was
generally observed by our ellow-citizens, by
cessation from their worldly employmen,s,
and by attendance at their respective places
oil public worship-in all Of which there
We're appropriate religious exercises. An
air Of Sabbath stiffness rested over the town
throughout the day, and spoke more impress
sivcly than any language could, the general
feeling under the affective dispensa,ion of
Almighty God. which had deprived the Coun-
try of Coon PRESIDENT.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-05-20

u writer in the New York Express,
who processes to be intimately acquainted
with the transactions Of the New York
Custom-house, under the administration of
MI. Hoyt, promises TO unfold tale of mis-
management and corruption which will startlo
the country. In his first number he says
"That Mr.. Hoyt was defaulter, was
Known to MIR. Woodbury. many months (near-
~ twelve,) before any movement was made
10 turn him out. The certificate of the Naval
Officer was withheld, and it is said the Sec
rotary of the Treasury threatened to report
MIR. lioyt to the President The Extra
Session will star,le the public, by its devel-
opments as to his accounts and if the letters
are all on HE at Washington, the correspon-
dence will be cnriosity.''
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-05-20

Tie Tragedy gfhe I7M at 81. Louis.-WS
learn from the st. Louis Republican of the
LIST inst. that the perpetrators of the horrible
atrocities IN that city, on the night of the 18th
Mt. involving burglary, murder and arson.
are believed to have been discovered. A ne.
gro man named Ennis, has given information
which he appears to have obtained without
having participated in the crimes of the real
actors, who are stated to have been a slave
named Madison, belonging to gentleman
OF New Orleans, and three dark mulattoes,
named Brown, James Seward, and Warrick,
barber; the first lately from Cincinnati, and
the second formerly of New York, but last
from New Albany, la. Worwick had been for
some time an inhabitant of St. Louis. Ac-
cording to the information of Ennis, who is
IN custody, aud who alleges to have obtained
MS Information from the slave Madison, at
their negro boarding honse on the night Of
the lIth, alter the deed was done, il did not
appear that the scheme had been long con-
cocted, or that their plan of operations was
well matured.
IL appears that these desperadoes went on
the night In question TO the counting room of
MIR. Pettus, and finding the door unlocked,
they entered, and found MIR. Baker therein
seated, with his boots off, reading paper.
Him they quickly despatched, and living in
wait for the arrival ofMr. Weaver, The Other
clerk, they killed him also Immediately on
his entrance into the building. This bloody
work accomplished, they then made an effort
10 open the vault; and being unsuccessful in
this, they set fire to the building in five sevc.
raj places, and left it. Such is the substance
OF Ennis's statement as received from the
slave Madison. Thepersons implicated havo
left st. Louis; but officers have been des-
patched in all directions, to overtake and Sc
cure them, and the hope is that they will be
aPprehended, and be made to answer to the
law for these horrible atrocities charged
against them.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-05-20

15~The Madsonlan says, in reference to
the Globes list of alleged prescriptions by
the present Enthusiastically know of
no individual yet removed, Uiihout FIJI and
Just cause, ,oeN asccrtained 70 erist." We
hope thatthis is so.-President TYLER would
be a traitor to his trust if he laid his Fl niger
on any man in Office for mere difference of
opinion.
The Globes list, however, has the evil
dence of falschood on its face. Mr.. Ash, of
Philadelphia, the National Intelligencer as
serts, was not removed, but resigned, being
a defauler. The name offs. III. Duval, mar
shall of Florida, is also among the proscrib-
ed, who died more than twelve months ago!
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-05-20

Those who are so Justify demanding the
reasons for removals from Office will proba-
bly, hardly be thanked by their friends, in
whose behalf they make the call. The
Washington correspondent Of the N. Y. En-
press says-"Curious developments are dali
ly coming to light, and anon some OF our Lo-
co Foco friends and fellow-citizens will have
reasons as plenty as blackberries for being
turned out OF office. If all rumors be true,
there never was more Of an Augean stable
than the New York Custom House. have
Just heard Of the case of the Inspector and
Deputy Collector at Albany who has not
been called upon to settle up his account,
though he has been in Office since 1893, nor
has he paid over dollar Of his fees or cmolu.
ments !''-Vrg.