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Lexington union., 1841-08-21
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on. Evan. ~""s'e, G CIayM Ken,uckvv kv'y'N N'
,Ig,o", Kerr, Mn"su'm", m"iMStr,;o9' Ms,,,o9p' Iaop.
mo MoFeesad, Phelps Porter, Pres,a', yn' Miller
''I, rnl.maSge, lima White, woodbrTd4'sss sgs' :.
buchanan, Calhoun, CIor n'oeI, at Berao,
SiIIo%, NiaSn;. hing, % Linn, McRoheyI'',A AMlS'o' M
Caen'. Nicholson Pierce Rives, seyis,' a. SMoroa,
G,,o.ln,nec'icu', Sturgeon, Ta"nne' NEVER Smith S d
%. ' "f'shf, Young-
.,.S,,'N,1,1, a hnr 70 cHAnAcruu.- II vii, :.
rec, 'sI0l'sS''d that during the last p,s.i,.s ", s'
''"' Contest the now dominan, Da,,r s'r''' ~.
,.,'',;a, s""' 10 "sap upon the prec edipg adnm '
nanon,., '.,p;oa' abuse % without stint, for barn, s,.'
appointed lis friends to office; daoonn. "n'a'
as a dangerous political sin, the Teur''l remn,,,
rom public Office for opinion. .,Na ,s"O'''
'olem0ly declared, that under ,bsi, t'' ,5
m'nlstrn'ion, there wonIa be M ran A''
'fom' nor appointments to, ,Hice in,
sIderaiIon ofpoIitcol tene,s Or mar.
wees Such were the proloslo,ioo,,r' %
L
demagoguelog leaders of the an,i,..,',
"htg party" when seekipo D,,.,
power aud trust al The hands Of ,bo,,.l
oot 10 sooner had they been clothed .;a
power, lhan they commenced syc.n -,
practice d'ome'ricaIIy opposed to IL.
doctrines they had preached and D vh,
they owed their elevation. ''
The Washington correspondent ors.
Ne" Ira, states that he has cono,..l
the list of nominations now ben,. ~,
Sena'sfor ratification, to supply The p,,,,
"' 'em9catS Tor oPiaioa's sake, With rh
whole number! !pf removals By the pns.
dents OF the United States, from W,a.
iogton to Van Buren,, inclusive; and lint
Harrison and Tyler made more renoy,,
"tthln three months, than were made BY
,he other eight Presidents in fhVho
gears. Will the thousands who yoled o,
the present administration in conseonens
of soledge of no prescription for oDiaioal
SAKE, continue TO Cooperate with those
who have thus deceivee them?
10 give color of C up, to he rcmoub
which il was determined to make, The
present administrations, on conj. uU
power, made known It's determination to
hurI from office, all such as inerered in
elections and forthwith commenced an
almost iDdIscriminato removal Of those
dissenting from its poIicaI eaet', on
charge Of interfering or harins inlersfl
in elections. And to whom were lhe
offices given? 70 the most violent a3i
Inscriptions partisans, who had rendered
the greatest service in their desperate
struggle for power. This is no idle, emp
y charge, bu' truth, which no one, coo,
'ersant with the history of the ime. Will
lttcmpt to controyert.
Lexington union., 1841-08-21
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sue" ease '''' none o' ''e eIlec'' P'eo'c''
VI "y '''e A''>oo"u payers DIS "''e"oa"'
upon u'e payment o' nose oonoS' VIII
oe eNPeF'ehceo'
Oar friend Nir' Brooke, introduced an
array o' H5"fe' covering some TWO OF
'"'ee S"ee'S u P"PeT' 10 prove '"a' u'ue'
iIe present Fe'ehue laws OF Tue STATE the
receipts OF 'he treasury VIII oe amply sun
.cleht 10 deiray the necessary expenses of
the state, redeem the outstanding trcasn.
y warrants, ann pay the principal ana
interest OF the Onlon and FianleI' 5 Hank
bends. All tins, according TO Mr.. B's
eNlraorclnary calculation, can be accom-
Pt'saeo oy the year ic1S, by the excess
'' our present t'X's over the ordinary
expenses o. Tue S'a'e' "lIhou' any assist
'"ce from '"e 0o"NS'
- "'' INV 'U '''"o' '"'' -" ,''''.''o'' at
c''"'"5 " "'' ''N0'''' '"0' "0 "''''
nave WORKED oy 'no '''c o' SuPPo''''oh'
ana was oonO'IesS nh"aFf"h'ao'y eNEa'
agant IN his aSsumoo premises
rom Tue assessment returns received
At the Auo''oFS ONCE II may De caIcuIa-
'ea win ccr'ain'y' 'ha' '"e S'a!e lax uhoer
me existing 'a"' VIII not amount TO more
'''" S'"oo'ooo' VI 'n'S' ""'o' @l'"''
oOO' "l'' be required to de'ray the ncces-
~afy expenses oi the STATE leaving sur
P'us o' Only 3i~o'oOo' we are 'n'"fAeu
by the Auditor that the outstanding Trea' =
snfy warrants now amount to about $'o0'
o0o' much OF wh'cn Is funded debt and
consequently draws interest at the rate OF
ave per cent. 10 pay these there Will t
require the surplus OF nearly SIX year, at
The expiration OF winch time, the bonds of
Lexington union., 1841-08-21

THE GAC.-The wings in Congress.
are resolved tn press ultra measures in the
most odious and offensive manner. Dur.
ing the late conyass they would not com.
mt themselves on any great line Of policy
or any principle. They would not avow
themselves in favor Of a cntional bank
even repuIia'ed the distribution of The pro
ceeis Of the pnbljc lands as Irgesses to
the states to aid IN paying the debts due to
iorein brokers; they would not avow dis.
crimlnatIng tariff, national debt, nor any
ono measure. Yet we now find them
acting as if the people had decided all
these questions at the election ;rnd in their
arrogance and despoism they have pass
eh resolution to gag the minority
They will not permit any measure to be
discussed in committee of the whole more
than six days, and consequently they have
command Of the gag at pleasure. The
representatives Of seventeen millions
OF lreemen are TO have their mouths seal.
ed on questions which in involve millions
of property, life aud liberty, to crafty Mr.
Clay aud his legion of hungry stockjob
bcrs. This is one of the most daring and
most dangerous measures yet ad0ored at
Washington. Mr.. Rhett was silence
by this new gag in the midst of an eIo.
quent speech against The division of our
public domain among foreign fundm,ngers
for that is the object of the distribution
bill. Mr.. Wise made manly stand on
the side oI the people against this daring
usurpation Of his political friends; bat il
was all in vain. Mr.. Clay saw that he
could still command majority tf fed.
eral wings, Notwithstanding the detection
Of MIR. Wise aud the republican branch Of
the whig party, and he resolved to press
his favorite measures. "Now, or never"
is his motto. II he succeeds in enisling
the money power on his side, and organ
ICES a great national bank, he looks 10
that power alone to raise him to the pres
iden"y. Let the republicans depend on
repeal as the only remedy for Su acciden-
tai molorlty. - VickSbwg Sentinel.
The TAXES. For what purpose are
tares lcried other than to detrdy the erpen
seS Of Government? Should the pubic
funds, gathered from the hard hands
of labor, be used as basis upon which
stock jobbers may prosecute Banking
operations? The tax payers, the agricuI.
turist the land holders the mechanics, will
answer. When Mr.. NICHOLSON of Tenn.
on the 21st ult. proposed to amend the
Bank Bill by inserting provision pro-
hibit'ng the use OF the public money as
basis OF banking operations, and declaring
such to be forfeiture of The charter, Me pro.
position wds negatired by strict party
rote-the wings vote against it, the demo,
Gratis for it. Who shall dare say that un.
der the whig denomination taxes are not
to be gathered for the use of sDeculators
Are the people ready for this new state ofI
things9-NaskrilIe Union.
OF Mcleod has obtained change of
venue TO Oneida county, y,where he viii be
trled in September.
Lexington union., 1841-08-21

CorroN IN lNDIA.-Mf. T. j, Tcrey
formerly OF Mississippi, who vas employ
ed by the British Government 10 90 70
India, to improve the growth Of cotton 10
that country, has written letter iosr'
trend III this country, in which D. o
chres his intention. to return to The Ia'e4
States So soon as his contract expires
He speaks unlavo'aQIy Of the cultivation
Of cotton in that region. He says 1901
not more than 600 pounds to The acre coz
be expected; and that,pFior to his so'%
there, they produced but 100 pou0oS 10
the acre, We opine that this great DIV
ish project will not 80 much elect 'N
cotton'growing interest OF the '0u'''''
portion Of the United States, as Gas O''"
anticipated.
Lexington union., 1841-08-21

GRAuAM's MAGAzINn.-We have now
before US the August number Of this val.
uao'e and Interesting periodical, whose
pages are richly filled with original pro.
ductIons IN prose aud verse, from the first
literary pens OF America; and ornamented
with the finest order of embellishments
consisting OF one Of the most beautiful
mezzolInto ongravings we have ever seen.
prepared by the lnimltahle artist Slrta IN
'our handsomely coIored figures, repre.
Sen''ng the fashions; "A beautiful pattern
OF lace work, with a handsomely coIopred
rose; and two pages Of muse. These EN-.
oellIshmen's, exclusive Of every thing
else, cost the proprietor, the sum Of M;r.
teen hundred dollars.
SEVEN COPIES of the Magazine. wear.
'y, will be furnished to clubs, for Sl5.
cash; or NINE COPIES, from july, 1871
to January, 1912, being six months, for
$40. A; this .ate, not one individual If
The reading public, should be without this
excellent periodical. We hope that the
rlends of literature, in this quarter, will
'ot withhold their patronage from a pori.
'dical which SO richly deserves it.
Lexington union., 1841-08-21

MonE DIFFICULTY IN THE WE"
RANKS. "A correspondence receDg
took place between the Hon WIZ :
Brent, for many years aropre;ell'''''
in Congress, from Louisiana; 10"
distinguished member OF The O'N =" =
Washington city, and Mr. CIah
Kentucky, in which the former ~
pugns, in the strongest terms, INC -, n
tive which induced the latter % ''r
port Gen. Harrison. MIR. b. cO'9
Mr. Clay with having acted '0". WI.
him, relative to an office he was '''
ing, as no gentleman would Ne -
done; and states that heis prepare
prove, that Gen Harrison copSiO'
Mr.. Clay, a FALSE ani UNcFAt .,ilr
man. This being merely a i"''
Lexington union., 1841-08-21

! RF A correspondent Of the Vicksburg
Sentinel, writing from Ray mond speaks in
the highest terms of the speeches of DR..
Gwin, Mr.. FIeemaa, and Col. Graves of
Cboctaw, delivered at that place on the
llIh inst.
In relation Of the speech of DR.. Gwin
the correspondent says; "it was calm
dlgniied, ccgent discourse upon the lead
ing question Of the day; and was marked
with all that courtesy and frankness which
those who know him best, would be likely
to expect from INNS The speeches OF
the other gentleman, were confined to the
bond question and according to the wri>
ter we're able and eloquent efforts.
EASTERN CLARION. We discover that
this valuable Journal has been enlarged
and much improved. We wish our friend
Adams all success; and hope that his
talents and industry will receive their
just reward la the Clarion The true
principles have found an uowavering ad.
Vocate; and 1t is now bartIeiug nobly and
successfully against the unjust proposition
to place upon the people of this State an
Onerons taxation, to pay debt created
in violation Of their Constitution and. in
fraud Of their rights. May its success be
IS srea', us its cause is good,
Lexington union., 1841-08-21

or Mcleod has obtained change Of
venue TO Oneida county,where he viii be
tried in September.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-22
GENERAL Observation-Disclosures BIOGRAPHY
PUBLICATIONS THAT OUGHT TO BE PAT
RONIZED

THr Nrw Yonx MtcEanc--Cef,sinly valuable
papot 10 he Mechanic We have several tines sPok-
en- Oft al large.
TVS WoHlp Muspc--we take pleasure in gain
noticing Wonder why people don, call and take a
peep o0r nicely pfis,ed numbers which n they
would do, dozen two Of citizens would unquos-
nonahly send Messrs. Moore & Fulton Bellows Falls,
W. dollar each, and Possess just such ones them
selves.
THs LADIES Cssrssr M,a,rtss.-The printers. Of
late. seem to take the n'eres, Of the ladies peculiarly
at heart variety Of excellent pefio,icsl offered
10 theft acceptance, among which is the one hearing
the above tiile conducted Albany by f.. G. Squire
terms OIL ,25 pot snnuu ia sd, ance We give q spe
cmen Of its merits by copying eIceen, story from
il called "A Stray Leaf from the Book of Life, writer
by James Rees
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-22
INJURIES FROM COMPRESSION OF THE
CHEST

Females by the caprice Of fashion. the subjects
Of many alarming diseases, arising from distortions Of
the bones. One Of the most serious affections dis
toriipn Of the spine, is much ofener found females
than IN males Boys generally lead active life en-
oyIng free exercise OF all their limbs in various pas
times. Girls, by pevefse custom, are taught that
they made for the house, and for the open
Their employments therefore commonly OF a Sc
dentary kind, combining them to posture many
hours at time Added TO this, which Is enough TO en-.
feeble any constitution, instead Of naturally expanding
to give foil play the lupgs the chest is kept from
argng It's capacity by stays and closely ied dresses
/ The ribs are pressed inwsIdy, the spine prevented
! from having motion, the lungs oramped and con-
SYMPTOMS inAama,ions and other oftentimes lnoura-
I bic maladies, the certain results.
! Notwithstanding the odium cast upon the Chinese
for their ridiculous fame, Tor the small feet Of their e-
males which prevented from growing by being
compressed iron shoes, is cruel absurd
the practice among the females Of ali civilized
ines, The present day, Of preventing the growth Of
The waist.
PhysiciAns philanthropsis and philosophers, have
each eIer,ed themselves u awaken an Interest, TO
females 10 OF their danger; but has
been TO lilile purpose. Though seriously jeieuHsd
they cannot be persuaded 70 abandon custom, which
Ia their apprehension. improves their Otherwise beau
tfu iorml
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-22
A RARE FISH.

writer in the Pennsylvania, ins most contemplate,
shufng. time damned dny tn. virtues Of Martin Van
Buren, says Trust to the natural impulses and
ura feelings Of people aud less 10 the macchnsons and
intriguing of politicians, and the dancy of democrat
&c Qoco) principles will be perpe,usted.'
II this not strange advice for loco To give
loss for the marvellous That party who Of oil others
have been particularly famous for cunning management
ickery and dis.imua,ion, Congress and of
forward and say don't try deeere people but
be honest, and you'll succeed" No wonder tn. oeo'
are ashamed aud wish TO repent
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-22
TEMPERANCE NOTICE.

An adjourned meeting Of the Rutland County TEN.
perance Society, will be held a, the Congreq s,iouai
Meeting House, in Brandon, on "Wednesday 3Dh Iune
at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. The members Of the Society ara
requested to be punctual in their attendance Tno anes.
ton Of pe,,oning the Legislature for the repeal Of tho
License law, will come before the meeting
J. ID. BUTLER, PEST.
Rutland, June IL, 1871
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-22
u x Ell COOK

i the Public generally.
Ahie. IL Wish 10 purchase Peii. Pulled aud sh.,,t
LAMB. ool bauHg and shipping Fa.s m,an t,aA. II
"unty rfouvee wood &c Hats old debt, afrrei ~
pVmsn' o' Tho above articles Toner y'i than nsn y.
"o"g ese"he'e-no mistake about ths Nhh roer-sos To
Wy st"os ." hats VII say II oomPtsssa gsaefai a's0umsnt
OF American and English Hats mo Frshch-i ~ leave ma,
ehAh To bring 10 Hats Of Preach fashions after they
come obsolete 10 c,es and warranted well made sad u
good materials
Article - Those indebted Ia ALLOW uss..l.e. 10
@ persuaded Of tb. P'oprsy u masking im,dai,
gae.s they do BETTER Oel Cook no any bid, Else can get
along Ia business ORII CoUK
Kutlasd. Jgns - i8ti. IN
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-22

C.re 10, TsofLaehe Alum reduced 10 impalpa-
he now der drachns nitrous spirii OF ether, :
drachms Nix and apply them 20 the tooth simple
safe and sure 10 most cases II those who are sub
,sc, 10 TOE ooihachs will and preserve thus re-
eipe they vii 6nd 90 tnal that II Is worm more man
he once Of their years subscription 70 this paper
EichaHgs paper.
GU AZ osf the PsP~f and al ths rect o.
them aud have lhsu neatly and snogJ bouHp-hs'
ths bcttfr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-22

\NANDtRED hsm my premises on the 70th Ma, last, .
w 3yean old darn brown. black mare con. g. With
sts IN her orehcid and long tail SAID colt Tor
peculiar .limoess ssnderneas OF build slim limbs.
DC She has been Traced going north Who.,~r will ren,n
sad colt give inflammation mail otherwise Where al.
may oe fCund, shall be suitably eompensa,ed
DAVID ARHOiD
Londonderry June y.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-22
DIED.

In this town, 10Th inst, Ms Kendall, WIFI of Mr.
Amos Kimball, aged So
In Pi,tsord, on the 10th inst. Mrs. Jane KELLOGG,
wife of Capt Charles II Kellogg, aged 81 years.
Printers in New York, Michigan, Illinois and OHIO arc
requested, &c
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-22
CLENTWORTli

Has been cleared on 8 of the Indictment framed .
gs'n,t him. aud the 9Th the jury could not sg~e O
pity the poor locoswec their INTERCHANGEABLE ride
the last with them aud vote them down. ia this
State BY a heavier maj oflr than ever.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-03
BALTlMotE * PITTSBURGH.
JAMES O'CONNoR rEF ~. =.


BALTIMORE & PITrSBI,Rc:r,
JAMES oCoNSoR' Luxe TAAFE. AND DEsx,.
OCoNNoE. Propretor..
AMES oCoNNOR x Co-uovin- o,-,.,.,.,
- their arrangements aro now prepsrod T., ~.
"aId Merchandise. Produce. &c 10 and from P,.L-
aueiphia and Pittsburgh. aud Baliimor. mi p;,,.
C0rgh with that regularity and despatch y,brb
'hey Halter themselves has hitherto cLarp,,or,,,,
their Lipe 80
The superior mode Of carrying goods peculiar 10
l's line alonel prevents all risks of soi,r To-
damage or separation Of lots too olier sI,c-,, s
! "urned uanA1i2nent of single packa-e.. At tho
several functions Of the anal and raIlro,,I. ~, -,
sure oy loading OF unloading out Of iopr, tbe el.
u.'ns locked up aud carried throughout IN p,rI,hI
wafer proof Car bodies without Tey,ckip, L,,J
| 60 Ny ,nenefence whatever. from The time
49,, iI'ued IA he Warehouse. at the start.
ing point. until they unloaded f,,iibir IT, ~.
| house also al the other end oflhe Line
The adaptltOn Of this plan. on /. r,,,,,, y, 81,
lOads intervene with Canals. il an impr,y.,,,,.I
700 OBVIOUS 10 need any comment; uhile Nh. ca,
AMY OF receiving lois complete in clean AMI ,,,,
ehahiahie order. affords advantages 10 oyvp.,. So,
eohsignees - fully apparent Us 10 preclude The no
SessIIy Ol iuHher description
la addition 10 their do.JLe SalD In. az IL
eiaFs they nave single daily l.ae of Fa,i b,,. :,
less tonnage built expressly for speed bv WHICH
iuel are enabled TO carry goods through an SIR os
: Inc 100 prevalent Custom of allowing ths Ro,t.
10 be detained at the Eastern point of the car,I
unhl loading was procured to return with tb,r.h
causing an accumulation oi produce in Piu,b,r,S
ior want OF means Of transportai!on induced h.
10 make their arrangements this year 10 run tbsi,
Boats regularly. whether loaded or not. by which
they Will be enabled To forward q much I,
quony than usual, and with u cera iufyof Ii.,,at9h
hnhcrto impracucab.e
Ihe cenlrc situations md effectiveness Of tb.ir
Warehouses IN PmladelphHI, Baltimore ans PIN
nufgh Afford accommodations peculiarly advantage,
oas to those iayoring them with their command. /
Ih'y wou.i respectfully solicit Merchants and shin
pefs To Gull and Judge for themselves
Goods consigned TO the following Agents will d.
forwarded with despatch. All freight and charges
paid Bil!s OF LadIng transm tied and every ~,
''ruclIon promptly offended TO- by
JAMES OCONNOR & Co
Market street, PhiadeIphla.
JOHN wESr. /
Norm street, Baltimore.
TAAFE d O'CONNOR
Corner Penn and Wayne streets, Pivsbur,b
WAL Produce delivered 70. the East viii >. -.
'eved free OF charge ior storage commission, or nd
.I..I.E lrtIsIl's. mar il-3m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-03
NORTH YVES Tern BANK or VIRGINIA.
az lYaerlmR.

NggrII YVES Tern BANK or VIRGINIA.
al lV4eeliR
CAPITAL SrocK, 100000.
Directors fsf 81 GPpoiais! by The Stale.
Thomas Pau.l, Arthur NJ. Phillips T. Jacob. D.
Crngcr
J..,,,l By the SioclholJcrs--A Woods. r c.
Wyyls, VIM B. Tyson, John Bane. A. P. Woods
A. WOODS. PrssdeHt.
!. LIST Cashier.
Discount day Oh Thursday Ofeaeh week.
NEKCHA.rs ~ MECHANICS BANK OF
WHEELING.
CAPIrAL Srocx, S5i45O0.
D.r,siors for 1871.
q, the part Of the Stac-JOseph Caldwell. VIM
TS.lby Israel Updcsrah
F,r Hs Stask5 Llers-J Siriver. Samuel NecI
J,hn Richie, Mark Douglass, Daniel Zane. & c ID
KnOE,
s BRADY, Cashier
Discount day Tuesday Of each week, bills Of 81.
change discounted daily.
WHEELING SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
CArIrAi. SrOcK 100000.
Drecirs for 1911.
rrbos Hughes. Morgan Nelson. Jos Morrison.
Joha r. Claris John ", Clarke. Jlan MmulIsn.
Royt -.augle. Joe. Pollock Thos. y. Pcntonsy.
Taos. iiUaurs. President.
T. H. GREER. Treasurer.
Discount day Thurslly Of each week
gfRE 4 MAXINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
WHEELING.
CAPITAL srocK s5OOOO5-sl00000 PAID IN.
Directors for 1871 elected Ja1. g.
t,hn Ea,ycctt. samuel Spr-g Samuel Neel, e
u luov John Goshorn, H. w. Harding, J. $ Shri
YER. :. Brady, WIN. Paxton.
JOHN FAwCETT. Prsndsnt
D. LAVE. Secretary & Agent.
WESTERN INSURANCE c. or WHEELING
Core. sr,c,,. sJDlg0O. $4,000 rND ~.
ID re-,ors Tor 1911, elected Jan. 8,
Tb,m,s Hughes. Morsll Nelson, WIN. =. Peter
s1,.A. Paxton. A. n. Johnston. James II. Fsrpyih
R15l Cnnrle. John M'MuIlon. Daniel Lar b.
THOMAS HUGHES, PRECEDENT
r. IT, CgEEE, SecTe:'y.
PROTECTION INSURANCE co.
HtErFoHD, CoSS.
sAM'L ATK..SON, agent
.,1s Main 81. Wheeling, Va.