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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-07
INSURANCE.

II > ISHS will be taken the FIRE & MARINE
= q INSURANCE COMPANY or WHEELING
at me iot1eSt rates on
Bui.d lngs ofall kinds, ST ne, brick orwooden
q "a Their contents:
Sleam'0a 5; IA ctorics; mills, SC.
Furniture:
And merchandise Of all kinds.
And aganstali dangers lending the trans
portation Of goods ou rivers, Lakes, seas, canals
and railroads.
r r tie character OF the company 10 prCmp-
ti'ude and hbCralIjy IN the adjustment and pa
a. ent Of losses we beg leave "a refer 20 the mer
chants of this place aud elsewhere VINO have had
the adjustment 4 claims upon us. aug
Office n Maig St. D.LANB Sec'y.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-07
Complainant.

NTIRGINIA--lN CnANCERy-At Rules held ~
Y the Clerks Office ollhe Circuit Superior c.ur
Of Law and Chanccy for the cOu:iy Of Ohio 10
the month &C August 1919
r .bcri Woods Complainant
nrainst
John Eaylcss and John Eon defendants
The defendant Bayless not having entered his
appearance aud given security according 10 the act
Of Assembly and the rules Of this court, aud it appea-
ring by satisfactory prof. that he is not inhubant
of the Commonwealth Of Vrgna,-On motion Of
the complainant by counsel. Is Is ordered that said
defendant do appear here ON the first day Of the
rpxt term OF this court, aud said complain
ants bi--aud that copy Jf'hls order be forth with
inserted 90 some newspaper prlu'od in the city Of
Wheeling lur Two months success lively. nod posted
M the cont door oi The Court House Of Ohio county.
a copy tese, ALEh LAlDLbh' err
Good Tor Cump't aug H.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-07

WEGNIA-I6yo cnaSes1ym - s 5uss, gS c ~
glI,yy and Chaurery Tor the county Of Ohio ln
the uouth Of August 1913
John EoT comp
against
Lin r. p,yIcss. and Robert G Woods, dcfendnnis
Tie defendant Bayless. not having cu'e'e' "'s
,pgcar,ucc end given security According io 'he '''
oi Assembly aud Uo rules ai ihis COURT ona N lII' ~
ring by satisfactory proof ihat he s "'' ~,
.7 ~. ,,..,..,,,, o,IIb Of Vfre.nil, --Ou motion
l, be- c,o,Ip,pi hy counsel % BE- orIefcd lha' s''u
Jsen.sor aroear here on ,be fr, day Of The nes'
Term Of thl. courr. oad answer said e'mp.7'n'an.,'
brl-and hat cspy Of Ibis order be forthwith '".
serted n some newspaper printed in we Guy y
wheeling 90 $40 months successfully, ono F.s','
AZ the front door Of ihe Court House ui ONO county
q copy tcsto ALEN L LAlDLEt' 'e,S
' Good l0rCUmTt aug IL
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w. W. d s. ", JIIESON. -
,vuOLESALE g. RETAIL DEALERS IN Hal
AND CAPS.
Wrsfsile 81 Nam 'lreei' WHeeItg' "a.

JVcsisiGe Of Nam street, NhcCthg' va.
uAyr op boud and are constantly mauui1ciur.
nm, n General assortment OF superior tur aud
SilE has. They have received the latest spring
n, shions from New lotk and are now rrtp'!Su
-, supply 90 order OIL sizes aud 1gahlcs .h lh'
d, ..ssrt Or past style, a. may suit CUSTOMER
pi-rt add Drab beavr and Castor ram
White Russia aud Napt Hats. r,..-
Tbcy also Keep oun srd an assort mcnl oi pam
II r,,sg mon = and t0Es FUR and c.'ih cps
lt r'b3.b tHrv offer t1 their custI DINERS ana lh,
,IhIis ON be most pleasing terms. 5r..-
r'tII ,rdrrs from country nerchants an1 ocat
GU ,fy CII,d ON lie mos. favorable terms
cIs llvitt. N o. mo iseral PATRONAGE fhCy have
n9 wv, rscsiysg they solicit a share of pub
L,.,,s ...fIch they are determined 90 de-
lc ~ ln',|l7lpt attention, personal application
sefEe ~ |and cheap and fay0rs bic yates.
ma
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-07

NTIRGINIA- IN CHANCEHy-At Rules held IN
' the G erks Office OF the Circuit Supcrar Govt
Of La" and Chancery. for the county Of Ohio, n
the month ol August, o43
Frederick Smith Complainant.
against
Archibald Woods, sheriff Jf the county Of Ohio;
aud as such administrator 0f James Caldwell,
der'd, Alexander Harper Caldwell aud James
Caldwell, infant children, and heirs al law of
the said James Caldwell, decd, Alfred Caid-
well and Samuel Caldwell. NDeiendanls.
The defendant, Samuel Caldwell, not having
entered his appearance and given seCurItv accOf-
ding to the act Of Assembly and the rules Of tins
co.rt and il appearing by satisfactory proof that
he Is not an InhabItant OF tie COmmouwealth OF
Iirgnla,-Ou motion of the cOmplalnanib by cOun-
sell il is ordered that Eaid defendant do appear
here on the first day Of the next term of this
court, and answer said compliments bIll-and
that a copy of this order be forthwith inserted IN
some newspaper pin ed IN the city OF Wheeling
for two months successfully, and posted at the
front door o the Court House OF Ohio county
copy tCste. ALEX LAlDLEl OK.
Nelson for COmpt. august H.
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WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAnIrAL cSln Mnn

HIS company being now duly orEanzed, Is
PREPARED 10 make Insurance on every des-
c~itpion oil Fire ard Marine Risks, such a. dwell
ling Houses, Store ouses &c with their con.
tents. Also, ) cam Boats, Fiat Boats Hud Keel
Boat 81 with their cargCCs, To lad I ON any Tort
on t4e OHIO and Mississippi rivers, or their trlb~
utary streams. App IcatiJn Insurance 20 be
w~ de- for the present al taC Office Of the VII ell
ing Savings ms titutlon
au r MCCOY, Sec''y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-07

4 7 IRGINIA-In ChauCcy-At rules held IN the
Y Clerks Office uf The Circuit Superior Court OF
Law and Cuaucery Tor the CounIyof Ohio. in the
month o. August 1913,
'he Merchants and Mechanics bank Of Wheel
ing, Complainant
Dana Hu8bard, John Lit Z4chariah Jacob,
John Fdwcstt. executor of the last will and
testament OF James Pemberton, deceased 81
hsrt III. Caldwell executor of the last will aud
testament OF Alexander Caldwell deceased,
Alexander Wilson, Frapcis Il. Armstrong, al
assignee IN bankruptcy Of John +. Clarke, aud
o! Heury Moore respectively, GustavuS Ores ap
assignee M BANKRUPTCY of said Dana Hubbard,
Of Charles ID. Knox, OF RedIck VI Kee of WI
Lam b. Tyson, Of William Lambdln, and Of
John MClane (since dcceascd) respe Give
Iy, Joseph Morrison, the North Western bank
of Virginia, Thomas Jones, the President, Dl-
reCtprs and Company of the Belmont bank Of
=. ClaTsYI.le, the President, Directors aud
Company of the bank Of Mount Pleasant.
Francs 6. Campbell, Alexander Rogers, He
brun Robin son. Jane l.. Evans, SObieskI FRA
dy Hyde Il. Rice, Henry Echo!s and John
Euh. Defendants.
The defendants John Fawcett Joseph Morrison
he President, Direct rs aud Company Of the
Belmont bank Of 81. Clairsvihe, the President,
Directors and COupany OF the bank of Mount
Pleasant, and Hyde b RICE; not having entered
their appearance and given security n scordIng To
the act of Assembly and the rules of this Court,
and II appearing by satisfactory proof that they
arc not lnhd@Itants of the Commonwealth OF VIr-
ElaIa;-On motion OF the complainant by cOun-
sci, II Is ordered that they do appear here
on the first day Of The next term Of this cOuTi,
and answer the cOmplaIuants hill and that
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in some
two IaOnIFs successfully. and sted At the font
door of the court house Of Ohio county.
/. Or 4. H aus i'I go Cfk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-07
MANUFACTURES.
WINDOW CLASS

~ bOh ShASS.
VA 81 MMES a JAMES III ROBERTS,
v respectfully i.iorm the public that they
eh'eres INTO oo-partnershp in The manufacture
~ ~. window Glass nj the Glass Factory in South
wheeling where they will always keen ON banl n
s''N OF Glass of all sizes. which they VIII sell to
I'"e' at Tue lowest prices Orders addressed to
.nem WI be promptly filed with an article war.
t'','eu 10 be equni 10 any Cylinder Glass mann
lacInred m the Western country JocOg &C
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-07
WI JEssOP q SONS CAST STEEL.

w ~ - Ass1sHOA - tnO-N = ms
- ME subscriber has Just received
4 | cases 10y refncd expressly Tor axes,
do assorted from 90 inches square.
do Double shear; refined or edge tools,
do German or Scytbe siecli
Also, ige genuine Hoop l., which he offers 10
smiths surernr 10 Slndersan a Brothers. manu-
faclure those who Rave given 10 trial Soy that IL
con be worked with a higher heaf Hau any other
steel SAMUEL NEEL.
iuu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-07

WHEELING, Va.
ME 81 BSCRIBER l. now prepared, wIih tiFe
necessary machinery, aud j. successfully
prcsScu0ing the manufacture Of Lard Oil at his
establishment on Market Alley, being enabled
with Als pre- ent machinery 20 turn out about six
.uucred "a Ions Week, of Of t0at he warrants
equal 10 any manufactured IN The United States,
Tor all purposes equal 10 the best Sperm, and 70,
maghuer far superior TO any other Kind Of OH.
lie Dr. enabled Co sell at the lowest Cincinnati
prices. Mll.Crs mHchIGists, merchants and other 5
nre invited 10 give him CALI n he rs prepared To
sell Wholesale or retail on such terms as cannot
fail TO please. OIL put up in Barrels, Kegs, cans
or M any manner or quantity 10 suit purchasers.
All orders promptly attended 10. Address
NJ WARREN.
Cash mid for Tarl. marI7
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-07
MOTTO E.

- IL those knowing themselves Indebted 20
4 q I1ic irn % o D. Pollock a. Go. viii r1 well d.
.aIi al iIe old stand immediately aud setfIe f6e
lame and save costs. D. POLLOCK.
may Ju JOHN ALTMAN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-07

- pDLERY, HARDW ARF.-The subscribers
- AVE received n spIen l.d assortment OF Brass.
stir plated & Timed Surrup Irons aud Bride
BID Of every DESCRIPTION Also, evsry size and
kfrIof Birdie buckles, Roller buck lies. Jarau-
npd~i'ver and Brass Harness mounting. Red
arN'rck Morocco Skins, Facing do. Wofsfl4
FrgC three cord SILK Orange Thread. pias"t
S.tua Skins, Cotton and 81 0rstCd W.. strain
fte "a Sc. &c. WHICH ah-l, 1a 500 al very %.
49, tI OFT 81 GREER.
No 1863 Main ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-07
SWEARINGEN IL CRUMBACKER.
AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
JAS. Y. CALDWELL.

WHEELING, Va.
REFERENCES.
Charles NJ Kcyser.
Duval. keighler a. Co.
Il + Gardner, "H'""'
Weber, Miller & Hand,
WIN Duly,
Robert TOland, PAiIuR
Dgremu.. Suydam & Nixon, wal
John II Faher. N'1o'N
Il G Gutter N Co. Louisville M,
Wright Smith.
\ + Dvlhuger. u" "I'
NcalMan n Co.
james Il. bh, ESQ. NOrl,ns
Wilson, W right q Co. \
& Iubhs,
Jesse Whitehead, Esq 'idd'So"I
Andrew Elliott. Esq ST Louls, DO
) q II Yenlman, NaShv,Ee. Tenn.
feb )
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-07
BALTIMORE HOUsr

A large and -OUuy,'i0-,s three ets,.,, - l,,,y
NorRoE 81 Wgrvf,o 4, ."s
TE0 CABBJ THEIRS resperti',ii,eS 80 A.
~ t16 uavo.iIng pn1hc. that.he cootinUCs ', ~,
keer tns above esi obllshment-aEd hopes bv sfr',,
rOn0ue 'o t1t-
The loca'1s Of the Balumore Iiorseis sprey.,y
20 any ether in ,hc city, being convenient fo H.
steam Boat landing, adjoining the Wcrrbaufsj
an hccnanlcs bank, nearly opposite the Post
once, o[.gIly OBJ pDsito Che Mcssrs VIM Paxton
-I11s aN'rrIuE % travellers visiting the city on
business very tgs r1H.e situation.
good stable s 1frf .Ifl fl far pFe .Ifsrs vvh,cL
viii Doc carefully rn.u... fU.
Gentlemen rl..uE af t1.s House can have tbeir
U3-aIg. In .'"a rih1lfa and coaches zrattr. a 49,,
che beet terms baggage will be- couvcvef a.
fr.E.'.rra f1 aud from Boat. free ofrLr,ar. 81
HH.a f 90"
Good servants will be employed 10 Wal, ,r,
lraF0. ora and che House will be omen nd -, ~
oin'EH' lar Their rrceuf0n Chargas r,.j. ~ -
su.. .'o .'o.. wheeling, may 20, "a.
pOTAsU.-N few casks poi,sb ;,-,--..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-07

Giles, VIZ:
GROCERIES,
l00 bags Rio Green COFFEE,
so buxes GUNPOWDER
10 chests ~ do
10 boxes IMPERIAL do
1000 Lbs LOAF SUGAR
1000 Lbs CRUSHED SUGAR.
10 IIhds NEW ORLEANS SUGAR,
40 Bbs do MOLASSES,
so Boxes RAISINS,
25 do COMMON SOAP,
; do FANCY SOAP,
- Plug TOBACCO superior quality.
Is do do do
20 do DO do
Twist TOBACCO,
25 Mats CASSIA,
ALSPICE. PEPPER. NUTMEGs, CLOVES and
GINGER. whole and ground
DRY GOODS.
10 Bales BROWN MUSLlNS,
100 Peiccs BLEACUED MUSIINS.
200 do PRINTS Of al quality and prices,
Culored MUSLINS. IRISH LINENS,
BLEACllED aud PLAIN DRILLS,
APRON CHECKS.
SUMNER CLOTHS of all kinds.
WHITE, BLACK and BROWN HOSE,
GENTS HALF HOSE Orall kinds,
GENTS and LADIES' GLOVES,
A general assortment Of Curtain CAHCOES,
SEWING SII KS. and THREAD.
SEWING COTTON 81 ali klr.i-, BUTTONS. &c.
a general szs.riuIs-., of common CROCKEWY.
4Is, rn.Yy .-iI uf' .Cs fJs numerous OBJ mrrrr -
80 a. 10 ,u Uni be sold cheaper than ever before
offered iu Ir WEST
n b COUNTRY MERCHANTS will no EMO
oiled 90 EASTERN PucGs, with o. small ramnis.-.r
''''a. Bg7I a YORRE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-07
MIILIAMH. M,NAsH.

D FSPECTFULLN informs the citizens of
"a Wheeling and the public IN general, that he
continue 10 carry IN the BOOT and SHOE DlE~
KING TUSINE Z s al his old stand, al the sign
fthe BIZ LEA THEIR BOOT Main street,
Wheeling; whore he IS prepared to execute all
orders in his ii IN the neatest and best style,
and NJ prices 10 suit the times. He wOUld also beg
leave TO render his grateful thanks 10 his old
friends and customers for past tavors and soh-
cts continuance of their patronage. HE VIII
furnish CASH customers with boots and Shoes
al the following reduced prices:
boots Best make At s. aud I, ell
To equal m roatuess ana QhrapiHty' any ariCie OF
the kind that can be had in the CITY Of Wheeling.
SHOtS All kinds OF mems shoes made to
order q prices ranging from So 10 3. 6m ap 70
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-07
A MERICAN HARDMARE ANI

A MEXICAN HARDWARE AND
~ GUTLERY-The subscriber has just rpceiv-
ed a fresh supply er HARDWARE & CUTI cry,
the most which is American manufacture, al great
" rduccd prices, and o. equal quality with the hest
English manufacture. Those who are acquainted
with the prices Of Hardware will please call and see
The practical operation OF what is called by some
the late high tariff on the following articles, all n
merriam:
MILL SAWS CROSS CUT SAWS
PITT do HAND do
WEB dc Locks Hinges, Screws
Butcher knives Shoe knives Laichcs, CandlcsHcks.
Casiors Rules Bsv U.s. SQUARES, Plane Bits Chisels
Screw drivers, Comprises, Augurs. G'mhles, Bells.
Axes Foot Adzes, IIaichets Brushes, &c. together
with a large lot Of Scyihes, Slckles, Scyihe Rifles
aud Sc,ihe Stones SAM'L NEEL.
iurp g
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-07
KENTUCKY TOBACCO
NEW YORK CHEAP CASH STORE,

No. IS0, MARRET ST, WHEELING, VA.
A +. NOREE, would respectfully inform his
"a customers, and the public generally, thai he
las just returned from The east with a general as
sortment Of DRY GOODS and GROCERIES,. which
he Is now opening, aud ready 10 sell wholesale or
retail. cheap or cheaper, than ever. The public
ore invited 10 call and examine the following arli.
cles. VIZ.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-07

rmfN TiIOI SAND POUNDS ul Dry White
cad ppre. which we viii cell Of he lowest
=. l,.b JD BAKER g. ROBERTS.
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Single rnpers for sale by the carriers and al the
of1cc nj rents copy.
The Weekly poper. the Western Virginia Times,
published ou Wednesday at - 90 per annum
in advance or 50 if not paid within one month
from the beginning sfthe year. Nonew subscribers
will be received, except such as pay IN advance.
For moats> 81 50 is invariably charged No
1hsc riber received for less term than six months,
ana no paper discontinued, except aiihe discretion
Of the publisher. until all arrearuges are paid.
Terms or ADVERTISING.
Three Insertions or less per square, SlOO
One week 81 80
Two Weeks, $3.50
Three Weeks, S3,2J
-Four weeks, S4.O9
Two maa'hs $500 Three months $500
Advertisements inserted uli forbid or without
Nprcss order. will he inserted until ordered out
nd charged ono dollar CIR LIST three Insertions, aud
i ) cts for each insertion after. Advertisements
nse ted three times a week for three taurIhs The
hove, Weekly for one half per week.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-07

POTASH few casks Potash. i,,t r.,,;..i
ma. 81 CALDWELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-07

a NvILS AID VICES.-A good assortment
n re ceIved and for sale by
may Is OFT & GREER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-07

q BLOWS oiall sizes, warrar,ed good, fol
I'D OFT d GREER.
my
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CHEAP HARDWAKE.
COACH TRIMMINGs.

= EMP AND FBAX.-The highest cash
o y price paid iur HEMP aud FLAX by The
subscriber al The head OF Wafer 81, : Il Landing.
Jun l3 CHARLES w BERRY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-07
nRNTISTRX

BE NIlSihNs
$. II. HULLIAEN, DENTAL SURGEON.
HFFICE, No gil, Main ~. a few doors aboy c
Y ) the Virginia HOe, Wheeling, Va.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-08-24
FOR THE MADIsONIAN.

can remain silent no longer with the unpro-
voked attacks of the Globe upon the President.
can see no good it would do were the Globe
right in his premises, and did the party take for
true all that has been said more particularly is
the Globe wrong to abuse the President, having
once auded him 10 the skies as you have abun-
dainty shown in some late numbers Of the Mad
isonan. How dare the Globe to read Demo.
cracts-acknowledged Democrats, men who
have proved their faith by their works through
a whole ile-out of the church, and denounce
them for accepting Office under President Ty-
Ter. What good can the Globe promise MIR.
Van Buren, the party, by abusing such men
as Nelson, Henshaw, and others Is ''rule or
ruin" the motto of the Globe2 | hope not
"Run" it may, by the course pursued, the pros
poets of Mr.. Van Bufen-but ''rulen it never
will, without their free consent, the unbought
Democracy Of this Union. /, forone, lift my veto
against this monslrous pretension of the Globe.
have once been the personal and political
friend of the Globe editors. | have defended
the course of that paper, and the character of
its chief manager, against all manner Of obloquy,
insult and reproach. | have been more than
once ready to incur personal danger to make it
appear, as il really was, | noD think, the worthy
organ Of great party; but the Globe not con-
tent any longer to be the organ, assumes now,
in its own language in reference to Mr. Clay,
to be the DrcrAToR Of the party Not content
to express It's o1on preferences, it must needs
abuse others for expressing theirs This is an
t-Democralic, and Whig-like. Democrats
WILL NOT SUBMIT TO TT The Globe, | have
often said, was the ablest paper in America );
rightly managed, with half the prudence the
Enquirer is, it would subserye the great cause
of human liberty to an incalcuable extent I;
abused by the Wings, it had the confidence of
it's party; its editor, denounced, traduced and
vilifed, found an advocate everywhere. This
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-08-24
MR.. CLAY AND THE BANK.

From the unfavorable result of the elections
generally, since the veto of the u. S. Bank the
most inveterate advocate Of such an institution
must be entirely convinced that vast ma jority
of the eople opposed to it, and that any
candidate for the Presidency who is in favor of
it must inevitably be defeated
Such convictions arise in all rational minds
when 1t is granted (and it must be granted) that
the strength Of MIR. Clay, as an avowed Bank
candidate, has been tested in every State in
which election has been held. There has
not, so far, been any split, any schsm, on the
Viii side, as at present constituted, that we
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-08-24
NOW WE UNDERSTAND HIM.

We have found out why the Globe charges
US with attacking Mr.. Van Buren-but Mn
Kendall is TO blame for it, not US.
Our readers must remember that we made an
extract from Mr.. Kendall's Exposition few
days ago. which stated that the Globe was
paid $1,000 for printing personal vnd'ca-
ton" OF Major Barry, for which the Govern
ment had no more right 10 be charged, than for
the personal vindicaiion" Of Mr.. Tyler that
appeared in The Globe OF 1S4l, which we are
now republishing gratis. We'll, the money was
paid during Mr.. Van Buren's administration
and hence the Globe saws we assail Mr.. Van
Buren,! If the Globe had plundered the People
of ''forly" thousand dollars under General Jack
sons administration, according to the same
rule we would be assailing the old hero N
merely mentioning the fact, or rather recapit4
lating it, after it had been promulged by Am@
Kendall, General Jackson's highly esteemed
biographer
But who knows that Mr.. Van Buren, kne1
that the Government was being thus plundered
during his administration We have since I'M
derstood that the Globe got the money for print-
ing the pamphlet, on the 81 March, 1S41, the
day before Mr.. Van Buren, evacuated the city,