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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-09

Lake Pepin is but an expansion OF the
Mississippi, such as the Tappan sea on
the Hudson.
Leaving the Lake, there is net much
to attract attention, other than a few In
dian Villages and the same succession
of lofty bluffs and extensive praries IN
til you reach the mouth Of inc St. Peters.
About :.iiiu miles above Fort Smelling
are the Falls of St. Anthony. 1t was a
most dismal day when first took view
of the Falls of St. Anthony. But per-
haps the stormy darkness Of the time
rather added to the interest of the scene.
The Falls of St. Anthony are not, strict
ly speaking, Falls They are success
sions of bosterous rapids-there is no
cataract-the Mississippi is here forced
through narrow, steep and descending
channel. blocked up with huge rocks
piled sometimes the one upon another to
an enormous heigth aid assuming many
and singular appearances and 1t is
through and around these Jagged rocks
that the river urges its fretted course,
umbling-roaring- deaiening!-On the
rocks here and there huge pillows break
and scatter off in whiteness. The river
stops moment ere it meets the Falls
then breaking through every obstacle,
plunges on, and throwing a shorter spray
over each little rocky island in the chan
mel, boisterously rolls away, white as
> THE pale courser's trail,
The giant steed to be bestrode BY death,
As told in the a Apocalypse
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-09

NOW we, the Natchez Free Ira
der, kissing our only upllfted hand
towards that fair and Respondent city of
beautiful and courily ladies', do most re-
sPectfully claim that cape as orner! If
the bosom whose deep tides of feeling
and pillows of affection have ever heayed
under that cape were also ours. we
should be the haPpiest of men.-Free
Trader.
Did You look at the Gazette of next
day, neighbor, The cape was claimed,
and the ownership of it proved By an
aged and decrepit grand dam, and her
complexion was jet bIack.-Courier
JUDGE BERRIES's LETTER-From the
Savannah Telegraph of the 10th. we
copy the annexed letter of the Hon.
John NJ Berrien, in reply to call by
the Editor of that paper, for letter adj
dressed by Gen. Harrison TO Judge B.
some years since, giving his views on
certain subjects We regret very much
that the letter Of Gen Harrison has
been lost, but no man who knows Judge
Il. will question the purport of that letter
We shall sec whether the Van Buren,
press in Georgia will publish the letter
OF Judge Berrien.
SAVANNAH, 9th April, 1910.
Sir have delayed answering the
call made in your paper of Saturday last,
to enable me to ascertain by an exami-
nation of my papers, if had preserved
the letter to which it refers. After di-
ligent search, have not been able to
find it, and believe, therefore, that it has
been lost. Having, however, a perfect
recollection of its contents, DO not feel
disposed to withhold the statement of
them.
The letter embraced three points =
1. Gen. Harrison denied the right OF
Congress to abolish slavery in the States
or in the District of Columbia
2. He expressed the opinion that the
Tariff compromise ought to remain I'M
disturbed.
8. He repudiated the practice of max
ing appointments to Office, the reward of
partizan service.
This was the purport of the letter. |
did not ask Gen. Harrison's opinion, be-
cause doubted it. Having been in inti-
mate intercourse with him for several
years, | knew that his views on these
subjects were accordant with my own.
am, respectfully yours,
]. MACPHERSON BERRIEN.
To the Editor Of the Daily Telegraph.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-09

SCENERY OF THE UPPER MISSISSIPPI
There is grandeur, beauty and Wild
ness scarcely conceived Of, il the region
where the Father Of Rivers takes its
rise. A corresp ondent of the Statesman,
writing from Prairie du CHEN, gives
some fair views Of the scenery observ-
ed in tour TO the falls OF ST. Anthony
and Lake St. Croix. The writer, doubt
less Maj IngersoIl of Ravenna, says:
"Landing from Lake Pepin and clam
bering up the rocky and thick tangled
sides of the mountain was finally seat
ed upon the brow of the precipice. The
scene there presenting itself was grand
and comprehensive-huge prairies in the
distance, waving with tall grass. as i'm
mense island seas, rolled on till dimly
blended with the western horizon, they
vanished in the dimness of a distance.
The Lake far down was crystal basin,
sparkling with sIlyery ripples; huge mas
ses OF golden clouds, FURNISHED with gor-
geous tints, and rich as the GoIcian
fleece, hung laZily in the west; and the
bright path way of the setting sun was
streaked with fiery tracks, till slow de-
scending the declining orb sunk calmly
down, leaving the wilderness a wilder
ness indeed Still and death -likel no
sound echoed thro' the forest-vainly
would one listen for some noise or sign
betokning the approach of civilized man
but the axe of the pioneer was here
unknown; as the tree fell so it lay. The
hammer of the artizan was a stranger
to this soltude-the bird had sought his
nest--all was repose but the gaunt wolf,
who now stealthily and silently was
watching for his prey. 1t was night in a
western foresti
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-09

The following just, though concise tri-
butte of respect to departed worth we
clip from the Memphis Enquirer:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-18
CEN nARRIsnNrN1-ra

The miserable attempts by the Federal press. hack
Cd D. Foicyat Alien and Prices uHiIavu. O, crca,,
ne impression Goa, Gen iiarn-pn vasa Federalism
'o, weigh nothing rgIinst such testimony as tLs
"iIo"ins. General Ja'e,b D4ri,ggiog ot West I'n or
o. one oi ine surviving monbars OF tho Territorial
Legislature in Cincinnati. ru 1872 has written m I,
Ter 20 Wm. Creighton. Ir Esl Of Chhc1fhc. rI yh,.b
'' states 'nii General hIr~s'n was Supported auI
elected Ds8s1is ~ Congress rs uc R..,EI,r,a
cl"1"ae i1 opn1.ItDD fD Arthur 81 CLAIR tls i.scr.
a. cIHI.i1fe. lac aIa.
"JurlHs ihIi srEs.Yu ] was we'll lrl.liure.I with
p"ueni Harrison. nul well know that boz g,ls brII.y
go %. OF Csc ItsHI. COO uHIIHrrs Dflltt I-s.rst,.
tJ Da a Grm Republican anI 70 suaporfsr nj n, In
-'Is political principles. and under fhtt r.uure...,
vas elected Dr.o-.. '1 Congress Hy tlr Rs,Ybfr
con mrul9rs 1i lH. I.g.s.lturs ofI1J0 a. t
necessary i1r mc f1s. 'uFp1. wb1hgso been gg5u,,pf.
.lw.u r0r .'r moro r.1u forty y,l-. ulf vss1f r,r
f.H. 1 Republican. r.f se'l 4r.rlrurag .,us ,,I III,
a. tIn auI proceedings of The Ke9p5u
can parry 900 ,la Legislature"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-18

u Mr.. Van Buren, should bo reelected Is % mot pro
babc that ho and hIs friends will contend rs Ibry
have done other occasions thar the people thereby
sanctioned tbs picE Tor organizing the Hhluiu-whIou
he 50 strongly recommended 90 Congress land URGED
its PASSAGE and which understand hIs organ .rhc
Globe) has pronoUuced Democratic plan, dlld less
buriheBsJme than De present sgs'CR.
Is not Mr. Van EurFu's plan for 20 mzst De called
BIS until ne dsolyDs and the Secretary oi War the
most De- ouc system that could be- invented But at
tne same time the Despoc features are covered over
and entirely hid from the eyes DfHIs friends under the
cloak Of Democracy Bet 81 BE- should lake % I1fU his
head and demand that tic people should pot Crown
on his head. and call him mast Gracious Ei1g,
would many al his cynidtng friends and supporter
very quickly look 40 that PROJECT with thotr Dyes;
and surprising they could see with ten thousand Of The
cearest kind of eyes. could they any eui limit
90 the Dssiouc power which the lgIh aut 2ll Sec
lions of that Democratic BIZ w0gid place Iu ms hands
would they not challenge be military code OF Nlp1.
loon Bonapar,e OF that of any other Emperor MO
Dcsrot within the last five hundred years tp produce
anything % the shape OF I1w tat could bol o. Hos
would thcy view the power on punish 'he Militia with
J,qh for electromagnetic tlo President Vice President
or Congress, Governor or ior striking d,05eyll1
officers STAGED over them hy ha PresrIcaf or other.
vgis.s provided 'Jr by the BuIos1uI Articles ID War.
,h,ll fis bill declares in tIe 9Th and z1h sections
Tie Militia when called ont 10 be- trained shall De-
slffcrtad f1tTcc BIIfs end Article pi War sections
g. &. . A. % However sweet and pleasant lhe
p1uisnmcnt Of IeaH for scdiu1u may appear when
drcsscd n tie name OF Dcm1cnay;yrt under the name
of King Martin the lg 70 possibly night -Ppelf almost
terriGnv and deaJofic as i1 Jbe time 90 the "fr.El
frrcrr1r" when one man was fined elUJ D Virginia
81 put'iFhur one 20 le most set.uars Hl.ss ftl' Or
man ingenuity could invent Doc wls aIsY ImfFITYHT|
ok months ~ year. on my rars uhD con belly
bat feel ir bun. even ai this late aly Go having suE
G.ref r1ch iuhum11 and cruel pun.hmant uuIer fhFf
Tfdrfql administration OF old jHhn Adams. when %
frcy fisd only have hnd sense enough fu have chilled
DO "a Democratic administration IUsffHi of being com.
t.T's.i 81 nav fine and be- imprisoned. H5e o. Tibet
ha rl...t have been riri hy "a rouU m7r'aI oi 10
rroaideuts s,lccti1r or selected by some Ccmv con
reofod upp1 the strength ofnegro testimony aui sh,-
tI Death ,r such mld democratic cole t.1f tHc pun
ibment voufd have been thing 81 n1iII1g. quite
pleasure Oh n1H-s What blessings you poses
~ Webster. 90 tho GREAT l-7 cabin gathering u
rrl1nf gsas ,uf-Iiurad f1 member at Doe Boston
Tea Party. 1u r.4 s.tsr.r % yeas ~ HE@ rII psh.
81 b- tca frrr lc yuretlIe 1t t1s rin fo fHe naf
, ~ webster %. r r.frrr o.. r.8f.'t.r.. r.IrH
IN OBJ. fey. d. f,r'I.. -" .. ".......
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-18


Bny nothiur YOU can ~ well do Nlt,out
o. Waste no unlc al the dram. sh'l --" time Is mo-
ucy"
8 spend nothing f,r Intoxicating drinks; they in
lnrr your healih. corrupt your morals, keep sou POOR
ana lead ~ tntcmpcruu,c and crime.
J. Put all the money YOU can earn. except what is
necessary for the support ct your-cl and family the
savings Bank. or IN some safe investment where a
N,til bring yuu interest
5. Cunt all acarjing houses or taycrna ON the week
DAY the Sabbath where they Will URIC You To
spend your earnings. IA gambling or drink bat nssoci-
only with the sober and moral, aud you will save
both your credit and yOur money.
&. Take of your cents the dollars viii take
ofihcm-clvcs
= Calculate the cost of aiempernncc. Ifyou spend
IN liquor % cents day. IA It Is S22 1S-in ten
years with interest S2l3 So; and in twenty years
arUoJnts To S556 -.
lfyou spend lS9 cents dav. in a il is SIS 81
LII ten wears. with interest S73l % and IN twenty
ycan amounts 70 sligo &c
lfyou spend % day. in n year /, is sol l2l
in ten years with interest 1913 l2-and IN twenty
years amounts TO Sl95i IL
Thus by simply sustaining from intoxicating drinks
and the money spent ia treating yourself and others
and putting n cut NJ interest, ten wears Il would
amount 10 a sum sufficient 10 set YOU up il. business
and 10 twenty years. including the value 10 time also
saved It wsuld make You independent. II would pay
your house rent for small family cuihc and educate
your childrer-supply bread aud lpcl during cold
winiers-and make your wife and children comioriu-
ble and happy. II would make you independent Of
ihe public-cloihe You through the ycar-purchaso -
good lihmr--opn enable yuf Ia purchase sIpa ]
farm. furnish a small capital 90 YOU up bust
ness IN the city, where with sohrcty, industry and
economy. yIh the blessing of God. YOU might. in
time anls> = fortune, make yourself useful aud happy
an ornament and blessing to the community.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-18

Aud he teacher has her pleasurcs-iu the ati1ch.
mcui of her scholars a kud teacher finds a perpetual
source Of pleasure. THIS She almos, sure to obtain
10y habit Of cousjcra,e and aiiectouaie Intercourse
with Them, especially rfthey under her caoe ut
an early age. d 10 delightful 10 Dc beloved By those
whom ~ have thus bound 10 by the cords Of graft
iadc aud love- for, their ability 10 discover what
good and 90 ENJOY what is dcgh'fi su, intellectual
for al their knowledge and many of heIr pleasures.
her scholars viii probably be indebted % her The,
will scarcely ever 6il to manifest warm attachment
one Who has ~ many claims on thcir gratitude The,
must love their faithful adviser their kind ami niclli
gent teacher thcir cheerful entertaining companion
and thcIr alIcollonaIc and sympalhIzng friend.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-18

! FROM ALABAMA Letter to the editors from
a most rspcciable sOn-ce IN AIAnAsIA, under dae o
Augu T6.a, holds the l)Ilov.ug cheering language:
"s'fre my sQInum here the election ~ Alabam, f,,
mcttcrs %! the Legislature has occurred, and 80 lar
ls tard i'Im most g.prIysslg .or the Wing cause
4 friend has just handed mc rcinsns irom about
aE'ie"n counties, comp rsug most Mr. Lewis DIS.
rci aud a part OF Mcs,rs. DclIoJ and Crabh's. The
.esH.i Is ci2-r change Of - Representatives aud
senator, equal 70 a gam Of 20 membars or VOTES ON
Joint ballot. 81 that the Northern part Of the STATE
docs anything uF Us, shall have majority of the
next Legislature. In every county heard fnrn. the
Wings have gained IN the Ipu!ar vote, and IN many
largely.
Ell N'lie perhaps, be calculating too largely q say
iIll A.ahIm' wal vote for General HarrI sou b1t
really NE resent Indications arc ogsuch characicr
- would lead one 20 suppose ;hit there Is no daub, of
H. Certain II * that the Hon. d. a. Laws's district
wall show majority Of from to , thousand against
him, as Indicated by the Lite election
"ic assured that no traveller can pass through
Georgia without coming 10 the conclusion that Old
iIF wall sweep thing before Inn IN thai State -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-18

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-18

IHE EMPEROR Or RUSSIA.-'The co-rcs,,,
"e"' OF ila New fc1h Courier thus speaks of the Elm
peror Of all the Eussias:
"e newspapers have been filed 10 sluciy with the
noble aspect tie beauty OF counr,u,u,. .,I H.
Symmetry oi person OF the autocrl whcn seen !, ,cL
or Two since al Berlin. Not day passes in which,
Dy The orders Of that hyperion hundreds orPosb yI
are not torn '6"m heir families and saIt 10 ,.rsb d.
me word % The lance OF the immortal CIrr,s.i,n
"ee' i''S''s over The head 9th inc Auiocrn.''
in which scores OF the nUslrSt orti,. p.I.-t .
not sent b him 90 torture ane 10 I,,fJ, in ,b
''o SHOWS Ut siberia. MOI an hour clnp.rs bct,,cn
"'' "f','H OF torture thousands Of P,bsh c;Iit
!" fcl lh'm % abandon the Catholic rrlig,,, r.,
,'e creek Church or "a, least 10 fire. Them n scn
'"'f'" 10 be brought up IN the tcnels Of the ,t.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-18
MEErIN AT LANCASTER. ono.

Tho meeting Lancaster. last week as We under
stand from tho was there, was one Of th,sc out
pourUgs Of The Pople. now common but never known
a"'h the commencement Of Jhis political canvass. Il
was no, expected a, many except the citizens a! the
county would be present.; bu, the Wings were agree
ably disappointed afndng no less than ten thousand
people present MrCorwin entertained thistmmcnrc
',Grse Tor three hurs, with speech rgfuy, &C. ever
During III whole time there was Jle most
''''''~s' eNcitco in the audishco, and not "a
No'N Si'Ao" uI the While gth, mighty coucoursc
,''oP' 10y Mr. wnfu he W. through. long and
''a'"'ng shouts . appauz. seemed To rend tho h,a
ycus.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-18

A''"' 't' .NnFh E8lcTiGdn.
Az !NuCNAN icT AT FoRr Mixes - have not poii
ccd IN your paper account OF ha great WhIp meet.
ING az Salisbury, \. C., on the fourth Of July Re.
naming IN the place on lha day. had the pieasur.
# witnessing %. After the delegates from IIIrro,t
counties marched IN procession through the Town
.r0auy OF whom had walked fifty and SIXTY milo. =,
join A. they proceeded 70 the woods where n sio,c
bad been erected ir the speakers seats for the hearers
nj barbecue prepared, which fed and cidoreJ
rnui;iiuics Of both Wings aud Tories Ono
Ut tAr speakers related a thrilling incident which
drew tears rom ihs Cycs II the old reyDutouers he
side him, who had fought under General Harrison and
created deep feeling Of PIrir ism srn,ny tho crowd
before n.n. Tie t.s l1yeI pru 1T q flag 'aicroI and
torn 10y The bullets go FprAiHirs 90 was what re- manned
% a Ing presented % sumo volunteer voyrr mon
from Petersburg Va, by the young ladies' Of TINT p,rc
and borne D. an Snclc Of tn speakers n Fort Nc,,
where be received mortal wound NGor no va.
wounded he wrote 60 his family that he ,,es we'll n.
Ken care Of and every possible attention paid him that
General Harrison attended the hospital aud with his
own hands dressed the wounds OF his soldiers Re-
fore BIS death be- wrjte tUhi- sister The f lowing oil
yon my sister. lsd my dear mrthcr were present YOU
could MT give me moro attention and be moro Kind
than our General has been 10 me-"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-18

wv ~ p" \ 'IN''--lIappeuinr tp bc in Mr. Di,k
n-'us Rotary Press Dgire v.sisrI 800. ''l'
attracted 10 Ihc proves, Of printing ihcr ,o,, o., 49,,
''. ,' .''.o beautiful presses Being curI,u. m M
'.' .N' 'Tdi' "i tHe operation. we made an ,rr,,r.
".'.f'n''"n by Tho watch. aud found iliat fb, ,r
ga" 90 ""rN printed with ease. a pack og 20 r,,Is
''''" 'I' space '' minute --norkiur the press ID,
49,. cram" with ono hand anil placing the
10y, '' 'N' press Nih the other Tho c1ecutg,s
"'' .''. % sih ink being used which WINS tto-,lI
m ''..'. 900 Ihc Impression was entirely ur.trr,
' APPEARED % We bot a slight ruorcl.c of ibr o,i,,
p "' ,'n''ncni rate Of working upon the press
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-18

HARRISON fEDEHAIisI--Iu addition 10 the test.
mnny Of Judge Burnett. Gen Van Rensselaer, ,r3
'''''s' as 10 Cen iiarrspHs early and uniform Repuy
dexter o. '''''
seize THIS occasion g. add that | served
with General Harrison m The House Of Ee,re.
'en'hVe' OF Oh" United States during the admin,sr,o
"'n OF Ir''.oe"i Monroe, who belonged to the ultra
republican party. al the head of which STOOL ,rI,
''i.i''it lie gave that Administration his cor.Ii,I
ana uniform support; no one that Jay ever dreamed
o. chasing HIM with The pIrty dcsignljcI n. "Frlc,.
1,'1' according 10 the party meaning Of ihc term
ne hr never been So ciusscd by any administration u
entered The army hy thc appointment of W,sr,ipof,,
Az Dos acts and public declarations Ilyc been in .r,
conformity 60 the Republican creed lie Is m, .. Fcl
eriiisl' ln 10" sense npw imputed 10 him. 1ut an ola
,'s'',.'l HeI"'''" oi Iho sncicst sect, who. unlike
The self styled d.H,.-gry OF the present l, III
n"s q" constructive powers. especially 10 the Executive
department 'rd looked 90 the Constitution. ms fboir
guide, according 90 rs obvious melping and ,pt,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-18

BAD FOR THE CEOAkERg III. -. -
% 20 hlsne.. 90 give out tlir ip.f,, I.,l,,., -
u' 'mI'I STATES Bank pf Penusyylnia will be sor,.
~ "''f "" are afraid that stands 30 proudly ID, 4
.' n'N 90 london. lui with such brilliant p---.-t,
W. observe ilut 90 sold there en- the 9th rl,r., .
a., 90 i"s 81 i1p present rates there uogal ls iii,
Most evidently. the cffirts ou ciri.r ..Ts ... f
Atlantic whatever may have been male b, ..,...,
.f ''hrf"isr. against tbs perss,ufbT rI...f.. . I
t"Ifd 'iHcir object Tho .f..h afP.r... ... ...i
Der r-pu'' ore n1sv aoI mr., .arnr4a ~, b.. ... ~
free rise Pal slE '' "''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-18

'rsR~s-The Tri-weoLly Yepcr IS published en
Tucslays Thursdays and Sat-days at s. pcr onnnsn
in advance, * Sc the end ct the year 50 for ~
months No sutsesIhsr received 81 tess term thar
SIX Iaonths.
Tee Weekly paper. tho Western VI lsna Tiucs, D.
pNblishcd on "Wednesday ~ - 80 per aunusa in ud-
vance. or - IL not rad within one month from the
beginning Of tho yca- No subscribers Will DC re-
ccivci except such a. pay ia advance. For months
al so i. invsris y charged No suhsc rber received
for Icss term than six months, and paper tiscon
inacd except at the discretion Of tae publisher until
sii arrearsrc- are paid.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-18

a NEw SECT ~ ENCIAvn-An Arcr.c,, t,g.
now 900 hIgHui, whose correspondence IS uyblr.g il
!" "" 'If'Ii1u Register, writes rs follows.
An'1f lh' sscsdcrs !ryIH Toe Church of EprI,,5 q,
sec "'s lately sprung zap ciiI1g thom.a,es ths Prov,
"'nrs N'.rair. have MT been li any Of ihoi meet
wts' 'Ii ] happen Go know sumo of the re- .fis. h.,
"Hg instance Iu Exeter the son OF "a lori b,s g..,
np his p1iumpuy ipr iba benefit Uf bfs rs,, conn.,.
''s 1n1 h.s taste directs h.m o. krep I.l,r.Iig.
mouse m which 1I the lur1ilrors of The i,1st huIr
N''I arIrIr. which Doe gDutcsl houses q OF r1st,
ny or rs" "upI here are made OF dead and all rt,.
else c'resp1ni, No persons are udrlttcI bur rf,..
who belong 10 thc Providence S1ref aUd fbe,r,,,,r
'i 'iauIn o. not q mailer 81 in1uiu One vo4rp Ir.
whose h.niIy Know. has lately thr,su her 5r.grfI
drawings. albums. &C. into the SCI; gwen u1 lII r,
CANT pursuits anI married quite a Common .fr.,1 T4.
Young ladies Who have become .Dnycffs l5g sad -
SHOWN ~ iHrrr a''cu'y i.uy appearance. f5r.-sf0..
iaiHIi H1 d.sHnriIru or rank asd have rIf Is,,.f ,
ne h'-i'.'. They appear r1si pul.is r.1,frf,r
nope Hay have some good Ti1ts 1.Juf gt.sBt H..
'". Fr' H"0H informed. issems rather avf,,.-l...
''. .I I.1 u1Fun.s.az r-efars.uH.. should -1.t....
'.' ..l..y among .ba % and rl. e...r,agr,. I,aT
hgaI vaa.-Tus a born f.l.a.T r,.............t.
.s.'.l. sE..l 'y uls .uII.I .I a. .. -.
'H.E d. larug Iha iYt.Hu5Y .1 u.,,. l.y ..o ~.
...ni La. ystr o. "of. sI Nfn B8,.a men
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-18

Gov. Fusr. nl 3r1rg.I. viU not come into The r7,
nee. DE a1"i .'HueIu. RE sees the hurricane
which s raging
L'yrrys CoySfY. Sin J1fv.I $40
e. y. PrgET, Ea4-,r You w.I have soon by f...
public prints thlf consistently with uyotsu .ra-.a..
'lIa5t ar aherss Then 90 observe strict p.llfr,g
f1 'Ta pIui.l- rIuya-s ur The Precedence and bo.,
~ reasons viii satisfactory Co yau
Respectfully O. W TRyrP
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-18

GENERAL INEusoy NINE MILES DISTANT PROM riir
BATTLE % IoEr SrEFuENsuN.-sScI.lt,r Allen in nd
dressing meeting go tIg ci.yol Wheeling. uu IA. 2I.l
ultmo, described the battle o. Fort Stephenson. an.
Sid lhHi Gen Harrison WAS E.ua miles distant at Ga,
lime oi battle. THIS was Instantly prauugurcd De-
and il proposed 90 refer lEc matter 10 Col John
s'u, who gave the following ausveE-COL JOHN.
son said ".c ,'as not present ul the affair but hl!
never heard denied before aus 90 could Got be- doubt,
Cd but HAT Cen Harrison w1s nine miles distant a,
ulc time "-Frossrick Cifi-g.
There Is ialsohooi iroEI beginning 10 end with thu,
Allen was speaking Of The Thames and lalde The .
soTiioH i'n' Cen Iilrr.son NJ. in te battle This
was pronounced false, NJ. ALEU- then TUNED the su3-
leci To foU Stephenson aaI called oa Col Johnsh--
1t Vas doepHoa pslc:I.ci b. b1.h Allen an John
son.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-18
HANEY TOWN

There is % % debate ~ lIancy town IN Mar
shall County. on Thursday next Several of the prin
cipa sTclkgs of both parties are 10 bc there Their,
IS 10 be meeting the same day at the Ismesionc
school house.