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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-25
NORTH CAROLINA & TENNEssEE.

II : fINOIsIsN1 q ItNNtSSLb.
The overwhelming majority obtained 10y the Rcpub-
cans IN the first named Of these States ha, not only
aston shed I,emsel'ss but cuuiounded the Van Blu.
reniis' A gentleman Of the FIRST re.pectabity. who
has plantations in both States and necessarily acq
ted with the political feelings existing in each. in form.
ed us hst although the state Of enthusiasm existing in
North Carolina IN favor Of " Old Tip and Reform e
rss very high. set ia Tennessee Is almost unbound.
sd-thas the feeling svinced elsewhere even among
Is. wa dull, when placed in comparison. The South
certainly has shown tina, she does not do things by
halves' whether right wrong. She certainly has the
right 30" BY the ear" now. and oluJche. 1t right
heartily. We o''k for heavy msJority in Tennessee.
sad fee! thai We shall be disappointed
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-25

hoh'r' Lor-.-WhIle on an excursion smon,
mo Islands of Penohscoi Bay. during tho geological
survey OF 1897 we passed. IN the Castine revcnu,
cn"er' over the spot where the il-aied steamer Rpya
az was burned year or two before. II will DO re
collected ih'i II was The Casiino cutter under IN,
ron mud Of Capt Dyer that came n tho relief Of IN,
passengers OF The Royal Tar-Amcnr other incident.
OF the melancholy day. Capt Dyer related ., IN.
The oIlowing-There wa, among the Others n v,un,
ho'her with child ~ her breast AZ she was
sHhdIns on the deck. the elephant 1r IL will be rec
e'eu mere was caravanOn board madened will, min
right struck the child while clasped nj liz n,b.,,
"son such hiow ne 10 the greater plrt ori,s
henh from The body. The saiors wrcnched The mutI,
'' nAoo rom ~ mothers arms. aud threw Il into the
sea aii thrust the mohsr into tho bra for n,,pv d,,
S'''i"''u We pour mother was frantic constantly calling
TOR hcr child To nppease her the family IN whose
care she was made an image of chill an, Of ILL.,, a
some chiidrenscoihs This in her bcv ildered, Ia.
mp'hcf would rock and tend anJ sing Ioll,bv % sol
aN l'' rs y had been her own dear babe until .l,e
I',,'efed from the arrangement brought on nv he,
.'''t'' ahI nN0Eo o. The fall conscOIsness Of her
o'Ien''menl- We'ieyan Journal;
''''N MARHfsoE.--fUur Penoiscot inIiin.. Tire,
',m' e, and one male. walked 90 10 the u,l,ce b,cb
about o'clock. Yesterday md nddressipg I,,,., a.
NV, ''d' " We want o. be marred" Justice Nfor,,,,
declined taking the responsibility" Of psrr,rui,g H.
,''em'"Y ie therefore put them oT"-,dy;,o5
mem W w" Tho arrival Of Justice Stevens. Whom
'''' ''o'eh' arrived add heard The nature Of the
rrl',N ne alec declined ofHri,iing IN thi. ali,
'''s wore determined. h,wevcr. 70 carry their
point Judge Lynch wasappIiod a. bpt ~, ..,i ~. -.
lea'e NC D"nft 81 Sessions. IN tho mean trpc ,,,l
some one could be- found ~ oniciato. the Is5,p, -
SHOWN INTO The Star Chamber where fbov 80, /
awaited me result n fourth Application, ,, al 4
Nn'n' "h' was ai'o presiding In tbs Capr NJ g.
s !, sessions AS O'clock the Court adjourned ,od
o H,.t,len sem or The IndiIns into tie grand urv
.oo'" "nsrH me ceremony Of marriage was dnly o.
ormed. The hriie who's, name - S,.,, NJ
inc i'''ing girl. q wear, II ags--,5s b,,.i.--,',
'a'se slne 70 P-'"- Poor rls = Ii,,s .,o. =. 80
r sz-i D. +. Tvs. ""
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-25

PENNSYLVANIA ANDOiuO CROSS CUTCAv.
Al The completion offhis important work Va. erlo.
bratod with appropriate ccremOnias IN The If, ina.
BY The ci'zcns of Pennsylvania auI Ohio This roosI
Ems fpn Beaver. Pa the Ohio rivsr n akron. ri,
n' 5hio Stale Cannl which CONNECTS Lake Ere viii,
ne Ohio river. From Beaver 60 Ptsburs canal b,,,s
are owed up b. steamers An uninterrupted ,,,f.,
com 1uncaion r. nv opened between Piusb1rg AMI
The La'cs-aud with tho cSccpfon 81 The PORTAGE raj
way Owe The Allegheny ridge. water rnmmunic,,iop
. 'psnd u'iaesn Baltimore a1I us Like tCb,,I
> S1' HmF 1imsn' -efs reno, 81. rl'n.rs .c,i5 n.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-25

TIEr CASE A. PIT BY Tux Loccs-Wc have receiy.
"a rom most credible the following statement
% the the .ocos pretend hope for ths
II will 81 ihI; they claim that ihcir candidate
wii! have Is or ID majority; and this the chapter OF
contingencies may oyentuas. IL they get Ohio, ad-
dIion the ii States frs, NAMED they eec. Var Bu
rem by l3 majority Ii not OHIO. but Virginia BY -
Now, The greater part Of the first IL will for
their candidate, and tsus fails the first of their cont
gencss A. TO the Ohio and Virginia. they Harr-
the backbone II sa part Of this cal
culat,on that they Rye up Now YORK
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-25

SENATE oF TUE UNITED STATES IN Isn

As there cannot he any reasonable oubf Of ,l,e
erection o General Harrison @ the Precedence IL nay
tie well to look iho the probable siae OF parties in
ne United States Senate ofcr his Inauguration. The
""c"ms Will. No think. be found not Ear from the
truth
There willteruain IN the Senate % members whose
'orn Will uui have expired Is ia tabl,
There Wall hc 20 Senator 10 take their seats who
nre 10 De % eied between this time and MARCIA lS4l
Table i shows how they wall probably stand Table
EXHIBITS the Wing States which Will probably con
unno nnreprc'cni'd IA the SCna'e by loco i0eo instead
o! Hair son tpcfph.r.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-25
IE. WHARTON. Elaor spl Proprietor.

TERss-The Tn-Wcekly PAPER Is published on
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The Weekly paper ;hs Weston Virginia Tincs -
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h-ginninc Of the year. No NEW subscribers will be re-
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tor less than SLY months. ard no paper diso-
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AL arrsarages n-p raid.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-25

MooTED roI>T.-Our friend Pullins of the Canton
Wing Advocate has dispute with the locoioco edition.
OF the Galatn Star in relation the existence or non
oIs,ence Of "rc'peciabe locofoeo papers The quar-
rsl stands thus 10 como two three months ago.
(sccidenially we presume made remark from which
might the inferred that he thought some admini,tra
lion papers were respectable The Star alarmed at
this. AMI Jealous ofthe rowyism offs party demanded
that the obnoxious pa pers should he named doubtless
with view 10 having them read oul' OF the rank,
The Advccaie' finding itself IN close place tried 10
get out OF II by Offering To name lOcofnco par ers
that were not respectable This is unsatisfactory to
ihr Star. who rcIterates hrs demand thus: You aid
there wcrS respectable lUcofoco papers We asked
YOU to name them. We aciin call f,r the samr,'
We advise the ndNoca 10 give ur IL evident that
he cannot DO what the Star demand, nr him and IL
Souid lac better 10 aoknaw edge canddy thnI he Wa,
mistaken in the fret instance. and promise TO say
any thing ci tho kind again. condition Of being lei
ct ihis time Tieks6zrc Whiy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-25
IVES WARD no
ny g. =. ~ bRRis.

Drop not, brothers,
Asw 60
Der the mountains.
W,swlr H.,
Under haugh Of mislctoc
log hats we'll rccar.
While herds of deer AMI hufTllo
Furnish che cheeI,
File DER the mouHilins-steajy boys
For game afar
We have our rifles ready. boys
Ala,
Throw care to the winds.
Like chaf. boys'-ha'
And Join in The laugh. boys.
Hah-Aah-hahi
n.
Cheer up. bruihers'
As we go.
Ger the mountains.
Westward ho,
When we've wood and prairie land
Won by onr TIL.
Well roizn like kings in fairy land.
Lords Of the soil,
Thon westward. no, in lcgion,. boys
Fair freedoms star.
FONTS TO her sunset region, boys,
Ahl,
Throw care 10 the winds.
Like chaf bJyS-hL
And Join in the laugh. boys
IIah-hah-haht
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-25

THE LATE NEWS FROM MEXICO-On IN,
10Th of July, General Urea the late Federal leader
having escaped from prison, aroused the people nj.
tackled md captured The city Of Mexico making Pre-
sdent Busiamentes prisoner At this stage pro D.
al Tor settlement Of all the difficulties IT, question wa,
offered BY Urea. the effect that military operations
should cea'c-ihat general amnccsiv should be p-o
claimed for political offences since l52f-and that a
convention should forthwith assemble 10 form a ne IA
constitutions all II which being rejected Ivy BIsta
menie he was liberated from prison. AMI permitted TO
select nm escort 10 conduct him 10 his friends witho1
lhe CITY at which PoIHi, according some accounts
the renjs Of the Central Government are conrentr,
ing IN great number; and would seem IN = Geu.r,
santa Anna. and other leaders Of note ,yrr =. kin,
great eterlIons TO succor Bustamente. BIT 80 may
to allowed ." hnznrd opinion on 50 doubtful sub
Joci s Mexican politics. u would BE- that oil tho sr
counts Nc have Of the fasing ofroops and their frco
mhches u succor tho Cenirasts. must be- rsreiy,,t
with mlny degrees Of allowance To Us tb.re ,roc,,,
10 ho no adequate causo whatever fr tho "rntb,.,
atnn m favor of The Cenrasjs whrh ~ rcpre-., tel
10 have spread over MoT.co . snddenl- Or Al s5rb
enthusiasm really exist v ny should the rity Of NJ,
c. iofm 80 prominent On exception The pltr7ic fer
men" Ono hing appears pretty clear hat the n,p1.
lace 81 ihai Guy were able tho Jh Of Julv 10 A.
ioa The regular troops a1I capture the capital ,ors
- win ihe high officers Of Government and r,t,r ali
iher adyani1scs 10 g. tho 2Tih. which - tho I,tc.,
dae &c have from the scat Of var
Boihmore Pariot
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-25

DOMESTIC tROG.-in >'...snish Journal there
account Of frog in perfect VI demonstrations
IN The possession OF William R,ols of Kingston l..
appears that the lower Offices Of his house were what
, called under grounds, the banks OF the Thames
TINS little reptile accidentally appearct servants
emerging from hole IN the skiriing Of the kitchen
,nd Tor the first year constantly withdrew upon their
sppruach From their kindness. however. and from
Pariang Of food given 10 him. he gradually acquired
habits u familiarity. and !uring the following three
years. REGULARLY came ont every day. particularly at
meal time, ind parlook of the food given tn him hy
the servants One of the most remarkable features in
hrs artificial stale t existence his strong pariiny
tor warmth rs curing tho winter he regularly ICON
irary To the cold blocdcd tendency of his naiurr) came
out OF his hole IN the evening, and directly made for
The hearth IN front Of good kitchen Grc where he
would continue 70 hask and enjoy himself ur:il the
family retired 10 rest There happened 10 he at the
sane time. ayorie old domestic cat, and a sort of
attachment existed between the TWO inoongruous in
mates; the freq frequently nesting under the
warm far of The cat whilst the appeared extreme
y jealous of inierrupting. the comforts and ceuveni.
ence Of the frog.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-25
III raei OF a letter. dated
"MAcoN. August IL.


The vhg convention nj this plcce consisted of up
wards OF ten thousand persons. md every ia M went
off with the greatest ccla The enhasin-rn ofthe pco
pie knew no bounds. IL IL To animate the des.
ppndinr md % niirm the jealous in the confidence
Of success. The greatest harmony prevails with the
most unconrrJmisng determination To restore viola.
ted constitution. u IL indeed source Of pride and
pleasure. 10 sec the people more "take th- re,
ponsibIy' of deciding upon the conduct of thos, who
have been guilty of INSTRUMENTATION
The display of log cabins and banners nj 10 the
interest OF the scene. Those ensgns of rustic hes
ptaly and honest poverty associated they are with
the name Of HARRISON by the ibes Of the retainer, Of
the pllnce, were hailed often n, they drew nigh
with an rrepressbe shout for Harrison. Tyler and
Reform.
The address Of inc Hon. JouS NJ. BERRrEx. Presi-
dent OF the Convention. WAS n splendid effort ddactc
"loquence. He was followed ny Mr. Pnrsros. in n
speech which arrested and dslighed the attention Of
ms immesc auditory with the happiest and pow-
crnl appeals TO their feelings and reason Mr. Till.
ard in nm animated and able speech exposed the mis-
rule aud corruption of The Faderal authorities uni
versal sentiment Of the Necessity OF change pervaIed
the meeting. and will convince the inrrcd uou-
that The spirit Of Georgia thoroughly the cause Of
political reform.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-25

united with Chicago by water carriage. A. ~ ~. goods
may be transported from the plase 60 the other
without breaking ak
Tho Nalue-of this improvement whose com.
pleiOn II is agreeable duty TO nytce nj present
will begin TO be realized By Bitmore very speedily.
rhe Spring trade will show il, IL j, perreiy.
ID before. There is no Point the Atlan,e coast
from which goods may be sent early in the Spring the
North West 40 cOnveniontly from Baltimore.
Tue celebration on the occasion Of completing this
important work carried with spirit a. We gath.
fora ,lie accounts OF il in The Ohio papers Gov
PORTER Of Pennsy lYania was present accompanied by
nurneTous citizens of thst State.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-25
From he IIuc,ns,s CaI,n,
IN APPALLING proposition Direct
Taxation.

The Secretary Of the Treasury. IN n report 10 Con.
gross Suggests that direct TAXATION be resoried IN
Tor the support of government Ia accordance with
ihfs suggestion. Mr. Norvel. V,n Burca senator from
Michigan few days before the adjournment Of Con.
gess moved that when Congress adjourn % adjrorn 10
she FIRST OfOciolcrto take into consideration The
popuey of cvying direct upon the people Tor the
uI port of government Mr.. Rhe't n leader member
Dl the Van Buren, party. made similar motion m the
lower House. and supported the proposition with
long speech 10 addition 10 those Indications Ofih f-
luro policy Of the Office holding party the deputy Mar
shals. employed 20 take the census, arc required by
pa'Iiiye n'ruciions from Washington CITY. 90 take
schedule Of all the real and ersonai properly m the
couHir,
Pot nll these Thing. together anI IL s evident hat
should Mr Van Burcn he reelected we shall have a
direct Tar levied ugon ior the support of govern.
mcni The people now complain ct paying ~ cents
on o e hundred llnrs for purposes What will
ifey do wbeu tbey will have tp paw. ban addition 81
IBIS, one dollar aud ify cents the hundred dollars
ur Hareua vupuse'i For lniunl's proportion Of I1c
general govofumeufs expenses wil Le No I~asl0ue n
.1u sEa hall 81 d1iiIrs-aud tf- Co rli-s snnu-
ally ~ .atqf.uu 4 ffffen nrure oppressive o. The
poYr could EYi he iev-asd. siniar p"llry produced
Hc lyH.ss,g irs1~rrfur Of l7JS. yst me Office ha'
lers call themselves thc fdsnis 81 tle pn1r They
1re GOES about much Che friends Of toe poor o. tbs
uoifs iac friend OF .ho lamb
Ir ttr "Ccurrisr dee ia,s Tsis~ ne Wrench fsra,
p1hisHci n View Trk. BE- tre EiT1wtrg imr1rf4ut
statsurnE - Instscrpi from our oan cuucspysfert
informs ~ arrival the evening o. Do, lst Of
August 81 Plfs. that Tie Prufson asd AvUriqs Gat.
syHnisufs more utse h1n hsl- gab1sagfqrs % Jq-ss
5s-l-sd ahfgisq ,rissf O., i- 49, ra-as, ~, W
" q - ssr slhssrs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-25

C1ancc'ei with Tho above, IL Of the most
S7-ivs READING ROOMS in the United SAtrs.-
7 Nrn- 10 subscribers, SIS year Stranger. arc free
cor the space Of ono month those who cun
visit it tor longer term vii! 10 pa, down
erh
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-25

The TTPPECA NOE FLAG IL issued from his office
the Let and 18Th of every month. Price 50 Cts
fnln this tims until the Presidential election
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-25

TIE COMMITTEE OF KLCEFIlON, appointed
Tor the convention on the 81 Scpj are requested 10
meet THIS EVENING. Ut uhs council chamber
aux 25
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-25
NJ vAy BrPrv


To he Hon. RicE GAHL,So and JoH> e. ct.sE
II will be seen that the President expressly stemps
Che publication put firth BY the committee Of wi,eb
Ncssrs Garland and Clark arc mcmbrr from The
charge Of containing and garbling suppression or a.
si-arpa Of hs language lie declares that he DID not
aude o. tat all Tic satos that con on examination
oft be finds ihni tho erract from his message Of De-
csmbcr 81. 1889 u correctly quoted. Thlt sIirscf
orr rsi5sr rill remember. oonisins ne fop11s err,
pssh, p,-snsss5srss Of issl uos sor,rgs, an
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-25
SiMeS s. A0nrrtiser.

PUBLISHED TRl-wEEkLY AND WEEKLY
AT TAX coRSER OF UNIoN AND wArES Sis.
WHEELING, VA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-25

Ist Dis,rici-John W, Murdaugh, Of Norfolk.
81 do James W. PograIu. OF Petersburg.
81 do WIN. :. Archer. Of Amelia
4ih do Rch'd h.ddor Meade. OF Dinwidde
yth do Henry T.. Watkins OF Prince Edward.
6lh do james g.. Bruce, of llalIiaY.
1th do Whinell +. Tuns'all, OF Pltsylvania
SIh do Thomas JOyHes, sfACcumack.
9Th do Ncrborne T.. Sutton, Of Caroline.
lOth do willoughby Newton of WcsImoreiand
Jlth do james Lyons. uf Richmond City.
l2,h do Valentine w. Souihall, OF AlJemarle
l3h do John ; PcHdIcton, ct RappaIanDOck
Igt, do John JauHcy, of Ioudoun.
18Th do Andrew Hunter OF jefferson.
lola do Philip Williams. Jr of frederick
ITJl do Wm Seymour. oiIlardy.
18th do Briscoc G.. Baldwin, of Augusta
10th do Ballard Smith OF Greonbror.
90ih DO Edward Johnson. OF Bptctouri
Jlst do John y. liumes. OF Washington
22d do George w. Summers. of Kauayyha.
23j do Walman L. Wiley. vt AlOnongalIa.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-25

There strong probability that we have placed
Tennessee the wrong column IN table q. srt that
she will Cpnc the true Democratic side; IN
which we will add her to the IN table C.. and
call on the Senator ~ reure. What wall Mrs Grun-
/ ~ sayi"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-25
rEaxs OF ADVERTISING.

M y
shove; bat Ill5e charged 50 cents Tor Insertions.
Or less.
The proceedings Of the city council. city ordinances
and orders, regularly appear IN this paper.
Connected with the office Of publication Of the
Wheeling Times anil Advertiser is n JOB & BOOK
PRINTING OFFICE where may bo had ON favora-
leterrns. Blanks order. Cards. Hanjhs Show
is. &c done IN the ncatesi style and short notice
for sale ut the Compiling Room Of the Wheeling Times
and Advertiser:
City Summons. Cosny summons
Executions IrrcutioTs.
Bonds Ponds.
summons for Assault RscognEsnccs Of
bail.
C0unty Summ-n f,r Assault Deeds Leases. Warrants.
Serean,s B,nJ.. Declarations q prmsl Bills Of la
ding. Pcdiar's Notes, Notes OF NJ s. VI Bank, Notes
ON. w Bunk. Caecks on all the banks, found and
plain. &c. sc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-25
ABoLITIoMsM REWARDED BY MR. VAN

ABoLITIoSisM REWARDED BY Mr.. VAN
BUREN.-No person who Ia. read the Houe case. can
doubt bus that Van Buren, j, billing and cooling"
Nth the AbOliIiOniss for their votes at The ensuing
Presidential election. We have now another item Of
testimony 10 the same Purpor /, Is well known that
BENJAMIN TAPPAN. Senarer in Ccnrrsss. from
The State Of OAo isa leading Aboltonsi in the STATE
and las gone greater Lengths than even his brother
Arthgr. OF New York, ia denouncins Slavery and
SHAREHOLDERS. BY way Of reNarding him for hi.
efforts IN that cause being the same cause ia which
Mr. Van Buren, and hs federal co,djut Rufus King
was engaged, Ar. Van Buren, has as We learn from
Warrington city, appointed A son or THE SAID
TAPPAN, THE ABoLrTloNIsT. bearer of DEF,
patches frou the Pre,don Of The nted States to our
Charge de' Aiiaros. in Quito South America Thu,
journey II II supposed will take about twelve month";
@i salary Of sI or eight dollars day and travelling
expenses in addition Here will probably be an c1
pense Of four Eve thousand dollars 10 the tax
Fayers Of The country for carrying small package to
DER agent in Quito. which would have been quite as
safe IA the hands of any captain of American ner
| shanr vessel BGI the votes of the Abooni.,s are
wanted. and must be obtained at oil hazards
Extract Of letter from Gentleman IN s.srbsnvie
70 h's friend in this place
The sccounis from all parts Of Ohio arc cheering
Our majority cannot DO les, than 600 and will pro
bail exceed 90 OOO our friends IN Pittsburgh .,.i
mate upon HARRISON having larger majority in Penn
Ti'sn'a than no IN Chio-If So ssPposo Ne must
submit
Your Post Master must have "lelrn; heap" sisce
he wss holding forth IN our courr.hou.e-our E;!s
Yankee IIurd was too many for him ~ half a Dozen
T ~ ho Ray she demolished Rlves Vt n moulhiun -
A. % our man Friday (Newmtn) ne is beneath con.
tonH'-One cause Of our straight OUT list beng Sd
large. was Thompson sailing against protective
TarfI-This shows what Jac<ass he - 20 he bruv.
Ing against tho Tariff in manuiaciory town. and a
mbng manufacturer. ] wish Mons Tonson would
e'unc up again and repeat the dose"
Youn &c
Mail RorBsRT.-wc lenrn f;om the Baltiraor. a
Of Saturday. that the letter mail Of the 9Th in
slant Tor TIA, city, and places OF this point, was
PARTIALLY robbed near Haserown. on the evening Of
re 10Th.
We received on Sturdy communication sicneI
MARY" 1t Wa. not however. until Yesterday. tina,
could pretend to dcciPher IT, We feel considerable
''S''a''' 70 "''P mary ~ securing me Hheehohs OF
the young alluded 10 and readily believe her
that when "he hII be wilt whoe thit" We
feel grateful for the promise Of watch guard print
4. aui would certainly comply but FOR The comps,
sion we have not only for Mary and the young spark
wh' has fred her heart with l,v. but fal,o for or
own composiiors.
The fret sianzas u a follows
you have lcit me ~ sorry
on much percen pane
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-25
TIE MACON CONVENTION

Georgia a. Coming Tie Macon Convention of
Inc l2h was rouser. II vii be seen that the Ioco
oco Federalsis frustrated in their attempt to IN
timidaie the People by powder and bali The Mus
cogec delegation were attacked when they went int,
Macon. and when they out. But the spirit of
the true Democracy Is lot to be put down ia that
wa.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-25
WHEELING.
TUESDAY MORNING., AUCTST 95. 1850

In consequence of the desire fur political iuforra
ton md returns of ecotous the prcsent period.
propose TO furnish rao,r from the present time
until the 1T Of December un tho following terms
Our friends wall perceive ,hoy soc, hat lees thar
our regular charges; nni 2aymSat i in al cases be
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-25
FOR VICE-PRESIDENT:
30 Al ~ tn Z. e. *.
4, TIRGINIl

VIRoIxIA ELECTORAL TIcKEr-The S'lowing is
tss electoral ticket agreed upos aud recommended to
the voters Of Ire Old DIminIun by the Harrison and
TyIes Coav ont.on wLs,. he 24Gh Feb. a, Rich
Sagnd
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-25

! desperate ch.rss.-N J. Star.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-25

you have lcft me ~ sorry
on much perccn pane
nj cheeke 10 wet " ith ioers
Jisi like hli would rano"