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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-11
K.FZYS .NTD C.GP.S.

ExN FASHIONABLE HAT AND CAP
1873 MANDATORY.
EEkSa los. Main street. Whcoliv, opposite
Ey&SA Mr.. Robh's Chair Factory:
ESoSSSa g AVERY & co. respectfully in
~ form their friends and tho public
hat they have on hand and are constantly manu-
h'turing a general assortment Of Hats and Cars OF
The latest fashions, warranted eiuol it not superior
To any that have been offered, which will be sold
by The dozen or single the lowest prices and urun
as favorable terms as they can DO had IA the city
Hats OF al kinds and qualities also a general assert
meni Of mems and aud boys fur and cloth caps
they propose 10 furnish gentlemen with hats by
the year.
y. u. Hats and caps made 20 order. also military
has aHd caps made on the shortest notice.
They respectfully solicit liberal share orprllic
pljrouago. m Il
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-11
4 W + IL rex y TEL.
Corner q Ndls and QUINCY Streets.

AIOIiCE.-ln;endIugt 10 devote my personal at
~ teniion Ia another business haya sold out
TIE controlling interest of my store TO G. S Boon
who will "OuducI the business heretofore under The
name o. s. LOWTllER, & c. and m order TO plv
nay own drb,s, ! am compelled 10 coll ON all p,r
sous without distinction indebted Ia me by noie
bond deeds Of trust, or book account 10 max. nav
meni without dclny. 5. LOWTHER
CHEAP CASH STORE
- LOWTIlER, & 60. beg leave To inform tbs
- public that They are nov receiving from Bal
hmors and Philadelphia the most extensive and
choice assortment ri British, French Italian and
American DRY GOODS ever offered in hsmarket.
which hiyo5cen selected with peculiar cure. and
viii be sold nj prices TO suit the present hard times
Being satisfied from long experience that n cash
business Is better for both seller and purchaser there
10y preventing one part Of the community from
guaranteeing the bad debts Of the other we there.
ioro invite the public 10 call and examine our goods
and prices
April 10, lSil.-lm S. LOWTIER. & Co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-11
No MONOPOLY

No MONOPOLY.
Important 10 Western Merchants &. Progy,c
DEALERS
4 3 EECIIAN.TS independent Transror,,ti,r
va Line tor The transportation ct Pnpiuco aud
Mcrra"naEa tci"0ou Ihr-"uFsh and Philadelphia
and Pittsburgh and Baltimore
The stock of this line Consists of the first c'as
spring cars metal roofs and new dcrE ed canal I,i.
Merchants are enabled tU have their -r.I. ,.r-I,,
1y hs lines with as much despatch. and 100 as goo.
order as 10y any other Inc. The Projectors yfl
give their whole attention ,bciug free from an,
combination having declared themselves inEcncuf
cut of Ihc other Lines, are determined 40, 10 conn
h.uc with hom) and confidently hope that The MGR
chants %! the West will sustain them
Expenses paid ON oil goods consigned 10 the sub
s"rhcrs without charge oC commissions Good,
consigned 10 the agent NJ Pusburc received M rh,,
Steam Boat Landing auI forwarded immediately
without charge for dr1yoge.
PSogri"fsrs. kOON>. WILLIAMS & co
Philadelphia
IT, l. PATTERSON. IIallMlvshur-
hgtuts KDONS. WILLIAMS. Il co. fist
wharf above Race street, on the Delaware.
PhIiadrIphia
SAML ". kIER Canal Basin. corner
Liberty and WAYNE streets P.iishur.H
Refer Co Nies-r- LYON. Shprb Il Co
" Bgrhiidcc d. Co.
WnIilugipri q Taylor. Pittsburgh.
M,Nay. Hanna {. Co.
Geo Breed
Mrssrs WIN Stewart O. Co, Cincinnati
mar 23-Im
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-11

4 tCODHCITS series Of school books, Elertc do
~ Just received and for sale by
Hp ROBB & STEPHENSON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-11

COMMISSIONS Of Henry Lorracucr. ,,i,b o..
u cravings by Johnston. lust received erd Tor
sale by ROBB & STEPHENSON
An IS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-11

( 1OOkSIOHE aud Peuodrc5I ONCE. No. IZI
Z , Main street Wheeling. The s.tscrib,r bg,
opened bookstore and Periodical Office ait.e ab,y,
store where may Doe obtained books and sutiouar,
in great v1Tirtv. also agent ior most Of the peri,d
cas- published iu Philadelphia aEd New York.
Ap TO JAS. A INGRAM
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-11

p,-rrN.V urSSIN MANTLE CRATES.
@st-r prRrSON as, arc now mluufoc-
Ca ,...,,,.,f tbrir rncui on Main g. Union
-. !, ,.,y and beruclo Of rufCs from
49,. g., areo-5rrSIe generally adopted
is al the large ciueosi ana Wesi "l lho
,,....,..,s Persons building a. wish Co
-, t,,.,r ,1,rmanhaudspma fire place.
arc rs.poctr,IIy rcqupli and examine some
we arc now making Or a gentleman OF thts
rito de, 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-11
rENNSYLVANlA rACKEr EONT 90.

ltaN.'Nh Nv ANA fAlNi.i BOAT GO
ENPRENS hND PTONEER LINES
FNNtLJS I\EIE :ar tu, conveyance. of r7.s-,.
a. gers from Pittsburgh 20 PhadoIrh.a. yi,
Panusv,ycu,1 Cana, and PORTAGE and Ila.ri-brre
Railroads lATuu-h 900 A" ~ ttE-. q be public ara
respectfully informed tr.' h.-r lines cisarcrrui
Packet Boats and Rail Road & rs havsag.,ln rrr mn,
m"Ursd their regular business
The UTrpTCtoT- Of these i.upz. -v--n If fr,4
great Imp1I 'anc'p 1T maintaining ha.rvsr sgru,a
t'l"ihi!gg' nave taken gr.TITarGs ts r.nt then
h'lf0 ana cars lI the most CumforiILr. r11rraI
ana are prepared 20 assure The travelling ruIIrc
iIa' no 'Nfr,2us WI. be spared 10 rcEd,r general
satisfaction Packet Boat Will always he =, ,
ant travellers are particularly r,4ues.rf IocaIi
HutIuagr Tor themselves. tn" Railroads are ms
sod ZOO day I-ar 40 Elggagcar Oh. owners ?.
Travellers wishing 'u goo fp Baltimore can take
iun Packet Boat tu H0rU-nursh from thence
Uu the arrival OF rh. boat t1 Nurs: p distance ,r
- miles uFusftuIrH"s, and from there f1 Bal
rwuT" hv SU-lUeIauuI and Bal lmor- Rail road
Ilr.ug'ru /. HEFs, For v.-sl-, g. INQUIRE, n. fgr
office the tNnnuuEe Buildings. 81 si.r- .frr...
and 90 tue VI ruuuE1u..I Hpusr, Uaftr street.
and 40 the Canal Easn, Head ufPenr street.
FOR OBJ. UTHTrTarHr-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-11
Cimcs s. A0orrtiser.
Ar THE CORNER or UNION AND WATER SITS,
WHEELING. VA

PUBLISHED TRl-WEEkLY AND WEEKLY
ar THE CORNER or UNION ANp WATER SITS.
WHEELING. VA.
TERus-Thc Tr.weekly rapor is published on
TIssd,ys, Thursdays aud Saturdays. At 50 per an.
yum ia advance, or Sc At tho end of the year. 50
Tor sax months No subscriber received Tor less
sorm than six months.
The Weekly paper. the Western Virginia Times.
- published on Wednesday at - 50 per aunum
m d.ance. or 81 IL not paid within month
from the beginning Of the ear. No new subscribers
will be reserved. except such as pay IN advance.
f'or months 81 50 i invariably charged. No
sIb,c ribcr received less term than SIX months
II a. paper discontinued except at the discretion
OF tho publisher, until al arrcaragos are paid.
Terms or ADVERTISING.
JaeIQuare three insertions ,orloss, 500
DO two weeks, being Insertions. 2 90
Do three weeks, so
Do one month. 90
no twOmonths, 90
10 tEroomonths, %"
10 sIN,nOuths, Ou
Do elEntm9lihs 10 90
Do twelve months. ~ 90
~ !Vertisemeuts handed n without specific
order will be published TIL forbid and charged 81
Tor thros Insertions and Is cents FOR every snbsc.
qlsuI insertion. ~ also with all adverIesemenls
ordered all forbid.
Tue proceeding, of the city councl city ori;na.
nesi and orders. regularly appear in this paper.
Connected with the Office Of publication Of the
Wheeling Times n Advertiser is JOB s BOON
PRINTING OFFICE, where may bo had ON fay
ora 10 terms Blanks to orl0r. Cards, Handbil's,
SLOW Bills. &c demo in the neatesI style aud on
short notice.
For sale At the ComptinI Room oC tho Wheeling
Tunes aud Advertiser
City Summons, County summons,
Executions Executions,
Buuls, bonds.
Summons for AssaSll, RsCognizanccsoi
bail,
County Summons for Assault. Deeds. Lenses. War
rluts. Ssrcants' Bonds Declarations = lortnsl
Bills az LlliaZ. Pedlar's Notes, Notes OF Nj. a
NJ Bunk Notes of y. w. Bank. Checks on all the
banks, bound aud plsir. SC. SC.
Connected with lac abpvo. ID ono Of the most eS
ieniiye READING ROOMS in the CLted States
FERNS 10 subscribers, s. n wear. Strausessaro free
u visit il for tho space ofOuo mouth those who
continue 10 visit it for 4 longer term, Will ee nut
down as subscribers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-11
DRUGS &, .WEDFCE.YES

USi EECElNEis " LOW FOR CASH.
~ CGsk washing soda 4 BJls. Turpcu,no
Sal t.raius Dry white lcaI
Glue Yellow Ochro
" Gum Shrllac Gold hrouZes
Ground L0gwOod, Copal x Jap. Varnishes
Camwood : Jars fine Mustard
Extra ID-wupd SWANS PanaCea
boxes Chrome Green Carp'I. Extra
Yellow Sarsaparla &C.
jun 25 II. w. CIIAPLINE, Union street.
DRuGs, DYES PAINTS. &c
~ Cnsk Chloride Lime. Sal Fraius.
" Orange Shells, d" Washing Soda, Sacks Crude
Salt Pe;rc, " Vial CorkS Bottle Bbl romice
Stone. For sale hy Cau lG) II w. CHAPLLNE.
ETEGE FABLE COMPOSITION or
v DIAPHORETlC POWDERS -One of the
very best remedies for colds and other iudispasl.
tons caused by suppressed prrsuiratIyn ever yct
combined. Prepared for sale by
a. AVERIIT.
sep 29-t lS7 Market square.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-11

From Pi''slu.h rb Prr'4gaIuh.4. via Pae-s.r-
wanna cana. 7nd rail roads. This Lin, isrlrrIarI.
I.r.g calculated uTlawrHaS aud IUfIyrtuq's fTav-
cling with large quantities. nc extra baggage be-
deck.
IHa cabins 1r0 large and comfortably furnish
az. and run price &C ugss1-a being much tower
than nuv other aurErf HuHu1 'Is ruuaI. those ~
whom economy I- IG object will traIffr fntira, %
vantage 90 travel HW this Line. TIM of passage.
fI.2 days. NO mdsWu PASSENGERS carried on
these uuHf-; H'. baggage 10 fUr uwutr.Sri-s. For
ur--1r., IHH ur. r'.'T. offices 900 'Ha Ey.nIu-r
.n.".nGs. - '.H.r street. anH r' fHa Nuuo0sa-
Iu.r Uumsa. Water 90, 1u .ff rr Canal Basin.
Hraa Fora street For '.a gr"gr.-.rs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-11
CANipRELL,S INOKkS

N|'.'II IIIIsI4 - " VINNS.
1000 Clmybels Hymns
100 Tcslauea,s
30 Sets Al!enuial IIarhingcr. with Christian s,.
ten, Catholic Debate, &Jrmpn.sm Unveiled and
Duties Of Eidcrs, iU large quantities Ju.; received
and Tor ,a,e al publishers prices hy
Ap ID ROBE ~ STEPHENSON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-11

isSIEEL PENS An assortment Of genuine Steel
~ Pens. just received and Tor sale M the book.
store and periodical office Of JAS \. INGRAM
NP ID No l2I Main Street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-11

WINES, BRANDIES & GINS.
INFECT from New York and PbIr9JrIrbi,
~ The subscribers dosIrp 10 inform the gurrL,..
crs OF Wines and Liquors that they are constantly
receiving from lhe above named cities the follow
articles
Old East India Madeira in Bottles and on dr,roi.t
OF superior quality having the benefit of tbrrc
voyages % he E1st Iulics
Superior Lcll Madeira ia glass 4 VOL ~, DID,.
age OflSli.
superior Piic and Brown sherry.
Old Grape Juice PJr for IuyaIrds.
rcucuG Wine
London Prt.cular Lisbon & Sweet Malaga Wine.
London Doe, Port.
Champaign Vino Various Buuds.
Hook and Clarci Wines
old Virgin Cugn1c B-aujy of sU2
Champaign Brand IIcnnCssy Brand
Rochelle Brandy. Dupcry anI ScIrucu Brlnd.
Do DO PcIicyuisen aud GJJlrI Brands
E1r1.uy Brandy,
BphIons Wcrsp Anchor Gin.
Jamaica Spirits
New England ROM
old Scotch and Irish N1'f Whiskev.
old NIr1nelHoI1 vhissrv. bod bottles & Ju gr4uvbf
Peach Brandy old aud fine favour
Principe and Havana ssgIrs Of Superior brands
always Un hand.
v Humphreys Playing Cords.
Pittsburgh recHfcI Wbi.sry 1t Superior quality.
Also Olive OIL Pickles. Du.Hru Cheese with
"a iuil assortment 1i superior 1wi.y groceries, which
viii be- sold ur trD mazf reasonable terms.
HENDERSON O. co Water ST.
feb 2}-3n next door t1 Knox a. Lloyd
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-11

RANCEOFTS HISTORY STATES.-I---
HD received the 81 vol. OF Bancroft, II.-r,r,, E,.
JOHN FISHER.
''' ~ 1yy MAJ, .,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-11
J. &. HARBOUR 81 co.
u p mons TER Frs
Looking Glass Gua Picture Frame Manufacturer
No. III Market Street,
OPPOSITE TIKI M4soNIC HALL

WHEELING. VA
NJ HLlIt. may -, c,u,d an extensive as,,,r,iucuI
w Of Gilt and Mahogany Framed Looking
Closes and Looking Glass Plates Of all sizes
Portrait and Picture Frames made 10 order and in
tho latest style. Old Frames RcgiIt and Gliding in
ali Iis baucneS. AuS On the best t"rms. Uphol,ie.
~ Ware, consisting of Feather Beds Buls,ers Pill
lows, Curlrd Hair, Spanish Moss, Cotton. Uusk
Straw, and Spring Mattresses Steamboats, Furnish
ed with Cutans, Mattresses, Pillows. Shccrs E,an.
kcis, Quilts and Cgunter,aues. Carpets made and
put down nv the best stgIe mari
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-11

&STPEWOR Wiring Inks. Auold's london
- Blue In';
Aruo,ds ITnu5JuN Red Ink
Aw1'ds do Writing Fluid
These Inks arc OF a superior quality md 7v,rrap.
ted not Co rur0de The steel pen; just received and
frsa'o ~ ihe store Of jas. \. INGRAM.
Ap ID No. l2l Main It.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-11

= INNEh. S ktNf-The most important r.
IA olkcugs Commentaries rcduccdioio qur.t on.
.us answers by Asa kIuuic. For sale hy
MIR I'D JOHN FISHER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-11
e. x % G. II x YES.

III . IRE Winter Strained Sperm Oil cnsk- war
u ranied pnro, Just received and for sale ~
feb "a NJ REILLY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-11

= ALL PAPER.-Just received fine LOT or
w Wall PAPER and bordering. Persons want.
ing the article would DO we'll 90 call and evnnipo 4,
JOHN FISHER.
~7r- l33 Main :.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-11-22

IAN ACT RELATING TO BAIL IN CRIMINAL CASES
is hereby enacted by HE General assembly 81 The Stale Of Irmcn
as follows!
Sec Wien any person shall have been convicted OF baa-
BILE offence in the and the shall be passed to the
revision exceptions other manner ell
Their Judge the county in which the trial had shall have
take ecognzance to the treasurer OF the state with sui
conditioned for the personal appearance of such per-
supreme be holden the county where said
trial TO be had the prosecution and teeupon d.
rect the dschargefof such person from his commitment
Seq This shall take effect from and after passage
Approved Nov 3, 1871.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-11-22

proceeding shall be hud prescribed by law on the app-
cation any creditor stakeholder member such corporaon
SEC. g This shall take effect from and after its passage
Approved Nov. 5, 1871.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-11-22
IAN ACT, TO APPORT1oN SENATORS IN THE STATE LEGs


LATURE
hereby enacted by the General assembly The State Of Vu-
That until of the United States shall be taken
and apportlonmen of be made, the
raj shall be entitled elect follow
number of wit: Bennington county, Wndhum
county, three Windsor county four Rutland county, Iee Or
anSe county, trec Washington county, Chtenden county,
two Caledonia county two; franklin county, three; Addison
county, Lanoie county Orleans county, Essex
county, one; Grand Isle county, one
Approved Nov IL, 1911.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-11-22

+.-AN ACT IN ALTERATION OF THE 32D CHAPTER OF THE
REVISED STATUTES
is hereby enaced by The General assembly the Stale Of Yer
on That hereafter the grand jury in the county of Grand e
shall be summoned attend the stated term of the county court
said county, be held after the first day of July in each
year. and the clerk of said shall issue vene accordingly.
Approved Nov. /, l84I
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-11-22

12-AN ACIxgELATING TO CRIMES AND PUNIsHMENTS
N is hereby cna BY The General assembly Of The State Of Vmon
follows
SEC When person tried indictment for murder or
mansughe has been shall be acquitted by the jury by
of insanity and the jury giving their verdict of rot guilty. have
stated shall stae that given for such the discharge
going large of such insane person. shall be considered danger
the peace and safety of the community the may order
him. in their discretion, TO be confined in the prison.
SIC When any court shall order any person be confined
lin the prison, ugreeaby the foregoing the
tendent of said prison is authorized such and
such person. confined aforesaid shall be supported the
of the state and the said superintendent shall put such
such reasonable labor he be capable of performing and
subject him such reasonable discipline his condition and
circumstances shall 10 require.
Approved Nov. 3, 1871.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-11-22

ban ACT, IN ADDITION TO SIXTYFIvE, SECTION
FORTY-FIVE OF THE REVISED STATUTES.
hereby enacted By the General assembly Of The State Of Yer
non That the OATH required by the fourth clause Of said section,
may be administered by the authority therein numed by any
judge justice other person, duly empowered administer
oat; certificate whereof by tie authority administering the
same, shall be returned such probate court before issuing the
license therein contemplated.
| Approved Nov l. 1871.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-11-22
IAN ACT, RELATING TO THE ELECTION OF REPRESENTA-

TIVES TO CONGRESS.
hereby enacted by the General assembly Of the Sa Yer
mont That much of he existing law requires the election of
representatives represent this the congress of the United
States to be held the first Tuesday Of September A. 1912
lis hereby repealed.
Approved Nov. IL, 1871.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-11-22
LAWS OF VERMONT.
SECRETARY OF STATES OfTIcE,
Montnelier. Nov. 10. ISdl.

STATES OfFcE,
Montpelier Nov. - lS4l )
following the Legislature of said here
printed IN uh
fifth Revised Statutes
CHAUNCEY L. KNAPP
Acting SretGyof Slate
IAN ACT FIXING THE TIME WHEN PUBLIC ACTS SHALL TAKE
EFFECT.
lis hbu enacted by The General assembly Of the State Of Yer
mont That all public passed by the Legislature of this State
shall take effect the first day of January after their passage I'M
less otherwise provided
Approved Nov 9, l94l.
IAN ACT IN ALTERATION OF CHAPTER OF THE REvs-
ED STATUTES.
hereby enacted BY The General assembly The Stale Of penon
as follows: .
Sec. The county within and for the county OF Chit
enden shall be held the fourth Tuesdays of May and NoVe
Der each year, lieu of the provided by law
Sec This shall take effect the first day OF January
next.
Approved Nov. TO- 1871.
BAN ACT ALTERING SECTION ONE OF CHAPTER 80 OF THE
REVISED STATUTES
hereby enacted by The Genra! assembly Of the State Vermont
follows:
SEc The Grand Jurors which may be summoned to attend
the county the county of Windsor shall be summoned to
attend the of SAID which shall be holden after the
first day of July annually in said county
Sec g This shall take effect from and after passage
Approved Nov. ii, lS4l
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-07

LAWS Book Oeto6er Number. The Octo-
Der number of the Lady's Book, contains It's
usual amount and variety of interesting matter.
Among the choice papers OF the number, we may
include " Leonlia Lynmore,' part 1, by Miss
Leslie, Psof. Walters illustration and the Story
by T. $. Arthur. The embellishments are, Il
splendid view OF "Faneuil Hall from the wa
ter, and the " Enraged Antiquary, with the
fashions and two pages of Music. Thomas Ea-
on, Agent.
MERRY MusEUM--for OttoJer--.Yos. and
l0.-This is the very best Magazine have
ever seen for children and youth. 1t is arranged
in Peter Parley's best style. Price for single
subscribers 81, 50 per annum.
ROBERTS SEMI-MoNrHLY MAGAztYE-No Is.
The eighteenth Number of this cheap and in
teresting Magazine is on our table. 1t is made
up mostly Of " combinations, and for this rea-
son would not be so likely to interest the gencr-
al reader. Terms 81, 80 per annum, if taken in
clubs of ten.
DAILY TIMES. This spirited and racy journal
comes to us enlargedso that it now boasts of being
the cheapest penny paper in the World The pro-
prietor has Just procured two Steam presses at
an outlay of about 81, 900, and informs the public
that the "Tmes,' Notion" and Semi-AIonthy
Magazine" will go-a-head ofeverything else of the
kind lie proposes publishing in short time, a
quaro edition of the ''Nouon suitable for preser-
walton.
"DoLLAR MAGAzINE''-No 10. This is a racy
and pleasing number, with "picters TO match"
Terms four copes'lor So per- ann
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-07
Correspondence Of the Savannah Georgian

Dear Sir,--Every thing wears favorable as
peet of speedy termination of this war. On the
/ 9th inst apart of Hospital5 band, numbering
sixty, met Col. Worth, according to promise, at
Ponta Rosl. The rest of the tribe, numbering
over two hundred, will meet on this date at
Pease Creek. You must understand that when
an Indian meets our Colonel it is fully under
stood he s not to go out again, but must emgrate
Runners ire now out to bring in Halleck Tuste-
nuggee. No doubt but their efforts will be sue
cessiul. Tiger Tail is assembling his people on
the Wthlacoochee, preparatory to their coming IN
some time during next month.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-07

FIRE AT LOWELL. A fire broke out on Friday
evening, in Blanket Factory, at Bevdere VII
lage, called the Whitney Mills The damage
is supposed to be about $4,000. The origin of
the fire is not known; but it is supposed to have
been spontaneous combustion.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-07

ARREST James Finnigan, Albany rowdy,
was brought down to New York in Monday
evenings boat by officer Tompkins, of the New
York Police, charged with being concerned in
the abduction and violation of the young
girl at Williamsburgh and not Mary Ro-
gers, as stated in some ofthe N. Y papers. When
arrested, he had on his finger ring, which has
been identified as the one belonging to the girl.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-07

sEJDOn Wednesday night of last week, some
person persons, broke into the bake-shop of
Mr.. r. S. Trevett, of this village, and took cash
to the amount of four or five dollars, principally
in copper We understand that similar depreda-
tons have been committed in several instances
of late. Even the clothes yards are not safe of
late: we have been informed of several cases of
this kind of theft We make these remarks to
put the people on their guard
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-07

BACKING oUT.-The Locoloco papers are be-
ginning to find out that they have been little too fast
IN making love to President Tyler. Because he re-
jected the Bank Bill they were weak enough to be-
lieve, or decei,u enough to pretend they did, that
he vas coming over to their side ! They according
" did all they could to bring him entirely over
They coaxed, they wheedled, they got down on their
marrow bones. but in vain. President Tyler was
not such fool as to be caught by such chaff The
Locofoco papers now beginning to find out that
instead of dcceviag John Tyler, they have only
made themselves supremely ridiculous for nothing
The Post is beginning to take the back track The
Argus alternately abuses and coaxes, the Richmond
Enquirer is puzzled what to say, and the Globe re-
linquishes the chase, and gives up the game. Hear
it despond. at must not be inferred that it is our
purpose 10 enlist under the banner of the admins
ration The new cast of cabinet almost forbds the
hope that Mr. TYLER has come to the determination TO
devote himself 10 restore Jefersonan democracy
Boston Atlas.