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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-21
Dir. raESrnN.S 0rESrLaN

s'E'c short time since an tho S,n.tc. Mr. Civ VI
i1IJdSR1. repiici To q 3 eech made by Mr. Preston ~
opposition Ia the Sanding Army Rill. Mr.. Cnr. hay-
ihS been excessively laudntury of Nh. ,IEn BunE nnd
irmhnriaiory 81 Gen. Harrison. and having prole-cd Il,
answer any question hat SIR Pr,sicu might ,eo Il; T.,
Innposc, was cniochiSed hv the SIuth Can.inian sumo.
Ahat aiierihc following fashion.
fol arc a supporter ni Martin Nin puren. do you m
move las Instructions Ia Ruins NM Ia vote acainst
he addmission al Missouri into tic Suicn with H.
-'ghf efhoiding Sarrsl
NO replied Air. .iLLdAAg Clay.
Docs the Senator from .Alllrru,a ar4ra,r eFN.r Van
onrehs-rnppoTt of I've VIII Cliiu1n. the peace cai.Ji.
iate 'SainrtJanies Madison the war candida y.
No.
Does be a~ppfoVeofAir. ytu Bar-n'- yrne in rei.,.
nee TO the toll : lies upon The Cumberland mud. AMI
ms action generally. while ia CJngrssS in reference /,
internal Improvements
NO.
Doas beRpprovc of Mr. Van Baren', ,n,ss,in l.,o,
htie laaiis oilS2i and lsaS,
NO.
How then do yar HaPF1ri sir Van Barren. wien
you deDour'co every act %: hs public I.i,l
MI. Clay answered hat Mr.. Van Rur,n Un, mn,
'ound upon these snbiccis.
How coyGu knuw that. sati Mr. .Prcster Isl > No.,
IS pr'pcrin r me To Try and udge Sir. Van Baron 80
MS past acts rs II is in You To try Gen. IIani.on Tor
acts OF -, 30 and 80 years az,
To this Ar. AlaiGysa Clay maln.n no an.w,r and
was as dumb - an oyster,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-21
nnpI, AcnIs


While l0.OD0 of the haniy SINS uf Old Duchess and
Other plnoes from the surrounding country. were irs'ei-
ing. oa.the Fourth. to the glowing and thrilling e'"-
quence of Prestoh, Wise. Tallmldge. &c. there We
I lew miles farther up the river. n less than cVOu l
IL yeomanry of old Columbia. and the river COUNT :
above and opposite. and some even from tho Bay Siai''
deriving equal qualification from the spiri-shrrttg
orlioy ct one OF kciIucky's hvotii0 SINS. Snanr
Cri is len. Mr.. Cooper. of Virginia. AMI Judge Fay
ari. OF seneca. also spike. Columia IS Mr.. Van Bs-
rams nave county, and when we see his o Sn neigh.
b,rs. the iTmers ON the sDil. turn ne out. ~ they 81
that day. Il hear his portrait drawn by his opponent
wei rsay " 81, the people are Up aud r -, and 10
use MIR. Presnn's ~lluguae, literally "carry ing the wal
into Afica.' From h nderhook. Mr Van Buren, own
home, there can, sirty rcg mi ais Of WHY'S. many
of the wagons co,aining from Is to 90 persons each -
TIE proce-sion thg game in with the log cabin'. &c.
was over two miles png. OF VI. Criicndon the IIud.
son Republican says.
The ln.mcnsc cbucO.rsc ofp- OplcasscEnhlcd ia Was.
ningion Square. were addressed hy The Hon. Mr.
Critiend.n, one of The [. :. Senators from keniucky.
the eloquent ffienL and colleague OF Henry Clay. Mr.
& is one of the mon ,ovSrful AM eloquent men e
this age AMI his speech will never he ~fnrsOtien by The
people of this county. We shall 1--WE 1t entire in o =
next PAPER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-21

BRoNcIHrS-The prevalence Of this disease amoo,
eieTgymnH more than among other classes Of public
speakers IS a remarkable fact aud one for which il !.
uesiiaoic mat some satisfactory explanation might he
gwen. Lawyers speak by The hour and find Thai,
voices not mOch tho worse Tor %, member of Cpngrs,.
'alk Tor he benefits of heir constituents or ,beir o,,p
WIN wonderful continuity ~ofspeecb, and vet ureservs
iheIr ihToais during a wtUle session. and gro readv n,
lake The stump rs soon r. they adjourn home There
are Other takers who exercise lhe;r tongues with ner.
isct immunity, VIC mean, from the throat disease al
though u is PLAN that they are subject TO the oaeae,5y,
isyIendi.
But IN rehrroncc 10 clergynen It r. a Ss.ious m,,tcr
inStaucesoi the prevalence Of The Bronchiti. omo,g
ihcm are 80 numerous. that most persons may no,,e
several who ore afflicted with u in the circle Of ,bs,
own acquainiances. We have heard yarious cay.c,
assigned 10 account for this faci-such Ms the nss.ifior
ct The head IN prayer, the habit ofdnnknp cold w,,cr
during The sermon. the use ofIhe Easement sto,v az
churches n lecture rooms, md Others Of the like ma.
'nrc. sumo physicians believe that IL is freopentIv
caused by aitcei1lion. or siraining The voice out ofits
nainril tones habit which ~clergymen are more ant
10 tall into than any other speakers. becaucc Of n cam.
m - belief that a peculiar gravity Of The voice and
manner Is required iR he pulpit. The subiocti is Yo,.
NV ola particular investigation of scientific mon
DO community who are often dcpriqed ofthe ysIpo.
BILE services Of Tbs able clergyman. by reason oC IN.
disease. will acknowledge their inJehtness 10 any on.
who shall discover its cause and name a remedy ri
imcrioq1. "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-21

Hear he Factory CnIs.-The editor Of fh. Vernon
fdinot recently stated that The wages ofthc girls en-
peyed IN Col. Pain's Factory. at Mortified. Mass. hac
oeen cut down. Sixiy-cight gihs. under ihor true
signatures. Immediately published the following card
The underSgned would take this method orten5e.
ring orr iha'ks 10 The cd tor Of the Vermont Patriot
Tor 'he nic restwhich he has Of late taken in uur az
AIRS ADD especially for his zeal Ia eiviHgu, the FIRST
huHaaiini We have received ofihr imporru1i fact thai
CT.
we have 10 request Of him that he will contin.
We ms hindIy offices to u', md give ne the earliest
Information possible of The success o he schemes of
Nessrs. buchanan and Walker. to reduce onr wages
20 'hc hard money standard Of France and Germany
~ ooTg which ho will prove himself Ia be the true
t"'di Of ths FACTORY GIRLS"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-21


Who when al home. ~odk Cor eight ceuis a day. and
there eoJo ed the blessings and bsnsGl." Of hard
money government.
RssHeef. That we conSijer that all men are BON
Tree and equal. and that The people alone are proper.
y ~overcign-and that to them belongs. and from
Them emanlicsal !! political power. and that no free GOV.
eminent has or ought to have any interest separate
IRON that OF the community. cor the onl, proper end
ana purpose OF Government Is to promote the interest
"he people and 10 protect them in their persons.
heir property AMI l,berues.
ResoI'ed. That the chasge that tho whig party are
hostlcto foreigners or opposed to their being n,,,,r,l
zcd or to their voting at our election. is a vile calum.
NY a wicked and malicious E,lsehood. We challenr.
'n'e-''g '''on aud solemnly declare ,h,t]h cannot b,
found that the wing party have ever proposed. or ad,o.
Gated any measure HUSTLE To foreigners or designed to
take from them the right orvo,ing or holding property.
=. II ARMSTRONG. Secretary.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-21

The Btsc'smih aud has TrdiHccrs-Thc Washing.
tn Globe having become alarmed at Lhc prasrc.s Of
the Buck Eye Blacksmith. and the cilert Produced b,
hun njns the worSing classes, has published one or
Two gross calumnies, calculated :0deizaci from the h H..
csiy aud integrity Of Dir. Bier. No better coniplimc. I
10 tho powers Ofthe Blacksmith could lie produced
Ut in order 10 shOwIhu the oil al ~isatiau!t als,. ",
invite attention 10 The following certificate from cle {
the most repec.Rble nan ia the country: (Phd. En-
] have known NJ Bear, the b Ickcye BIncksmit' ,
Tor. | think, the las, IL or Is ,elrs. and have been a q.
quainied with his history more parucnlIrly for the
.ast ten years. His character rs an industrious honest
mechanic Is unqncstonablr. ! never heard it doub.
ted. As m M, he is sober. moral aud GORGE, and n
honor to the party TO which he ~ atiaOLej.
He never held. auy office Of any description that I
b ard Of and am c'Glident that noiup iaiions u,m
las honesty and sincerity are founded ia fact.
JIENRY q
or the firm of al Mo Tc. e. Co.
For whom he has shod cUach horses
June l9,loIO, for the last ten years.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-21
From The Providence Jo4raaI.i

% CABIN LfRlCS
SomPOseJ Tor the Providence Tippecanoo Club.
aRY -nENsEH.
Am-THeoe's nae Incl oJo Il he hops
Come. let us Join with heart and voice.
And hail the peoples iri,nl.
And send 10 Washington our chsice.
The "lIcro Of North Bend"
For there's nc luck OF tie WLIe U.us.
There will he none AT a
Til Martin and his myrmidons.
Are driven far ava.
The Cabinet ssemhled there.
While thousands in each Safe,
Have not wherewi,h 10 purchase food.
They dine cT golden plate.
O there's 70 lnck at lie White Hons.
We waLtno proud aristocrnt
Whose only God is gam.
Who while the people cider Or ak.
Would revcl o : champaign.
o, there's no luck at tie White House
The People want n President.
WIN will their goUd pursue.
Che who if they hard cider drink,
Can driRk hard cider too.
o, there's no luck NJ the White House
The widow and the pcor slell boil
Our cause the country through.
Jhir voice from every hill end dale,
Shall bless"OLD TIPP'EcANoF."
o. there's no luck at the white House,
Then let us vote for Harrisou,
And tuIn out acheming Van,
Capsize his Kitchen Cabinet,
And rout the loco clan.
For there's no luck NJ the White House.
C-RANsToSIENsIs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-21

At meeting Of The Tippscanoo Club of Ohio coun.
y, held at the City Hall. in the city Of Wheeling. on
, .iIay evening. the I7th ofJuly. 1870 jacob 5. Shr
yer. Esq. submitted the following preamble and reso.
luiions. which were unanimously adopted by The
Club and ordered 10 be published. viz
The love ofpower has always grown with is use
and wicked and selfish rulers have never failed 10 re-
sIr 90 fraud and deception to dcluds the people md
maintain their own places and power And. where
10. Martin Van Buren and his Office holders. true 70
hose corrupt principles, aud alarmed at The signs Of
he tmcs. which are ominous Of heir speedy down
hll have Adopted q regular system Of deception. and
do not hesitate 70 manufacture and propagate IN,
grossest ialschOods against tho Wing party and their
candidate And. whereas, amongsJ Inc latest Of the
ISLANDERS coined and circulated sgiinst us. the alien
lion Of The club has been drawn to the isuov ing
aamely. that tie whis party arc uniuen8ly n free
principles and opposed 30 our naturalization laws. and
70 foreigners voting az our elections. Therefore.
briefly 10 express oar opinion on hose important cub.
j5ctg. and o. coun'caCt these hlsohoods.
Res1rsd. That He rcjy.Uc That our extensive. f,r.
end beloved t)Irtrv Chords a free ssylom fur
Ihc o~.g-rsof ct sI uaIc-s md ,I,ri4Ilv Or hose
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-21

The Learucd BhctsniN-Our readers have heorc
oi ELiHu BuHHIrT, The blacksmith Of wurchcsier
Massachusetts. who has acquired 50 much reputation
as a ingnist' being learned Is some fifty languages
MS vast erudtiion he has accumulated in the inter
walls OF leisure sntichrd from TIC lahoriSus pr1sccut,on
OF hts Trade as a blacksmith. lie III labnrs dale a,
os VocAiion, and Pursucs bis studies with -unrcmiuipg
diligence.
the dedication Of The log Cabin ri Worcester NJ,
The l1th ofJune. Nj BrRRtrr fpok part IN Inc ccre.
MONIES aud addressed the meeting Ills sp.,,b 90.
pears 81 length. evidently re-, i.cd by himself 4, ~.
NOT" Bend q new WuG paper published NJ W,rcc.
tsf. II reflects . oticretIt on NJ. Burn I rs us.to,
~ TIE English language, ~ well A. 80 many g,g.,,n
tongues. His api cal To the industrious Iasse. OF ms
hnsltnd Is ia = hIgh degree eloquent and more.
sive: "''''
WoEEfNG ALAS or Nrw EyeLsvpt am Cid q,
see aud meet you a tIs Interesting tune and pI,c,
] avn tbs day prouicr han ever 81 G,ssc marks !, N.
PAINS n ny haadsi Nhico I have horne fro INV y,y,t
and which shall eary down with me to the re-
Tho iacontosiible proofs thaif havo been. and .,
what avn proud 70 he. = working man. ssisem !,
The highest honor aid privilege that has vet heen con.
ieHed on me during my short career, 10 be- psm,ts5 !,
speSk 10 you on this glorious occasion. saving mo
hopes 90 Heaven have never. IN oil nv busv d.,
Right'. IN al The reveries ofmy imaplnau n. IN ali
my longing sfef fame never 1ayo Rad an ,spir.tt,,
reached above ~ beyond The hope Of seeing vor
instead into sllfho honors and privileges Of moral. intel
."ciual and civI beings. the privileges Of freeman
Brsathem Of The hard end horny hand ~ opposed a.
g may be to ny natural taste and habits 10 sroak m
yet ~ ever see such bastard and drveEpg
irJnss a. Benton md BDchIuIu plotting ~ ,ei for !
as.' mc- u r0rss' fr.o 'oIrHgI f,.'ni, 'lsss
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-21

BROWNE a AHGE-M Bedford Browne 4,
Robert Strange, have rendered rscir designations. rs
-enators Of the United States from North Carolina in
4 letter date IN July ], 1910 immediately after the
iral passage Of the Sab Treasury hill. Tho rcas,ns
they assigned IL the fear that i.rir continuing To hold
heir Offices might be construed I.io a denial OF the
r gt Of ins;ruction. Afcr having violated the instruc-
lions Ofihrir constituents, after having ac,rd for year
IN direct opposition TO the expressed will Of The poo.
pie oi the state, they attempt TO make this petty ACNE.
ment oi resignation. IL is a mockery A.. mn insult 10
resign when they can do no farther mischief add ,Vhen
their terms are nearly expired. But this is strictly
IN character with the protesting Democracy OF the day.
Fhey hahitually rendered profession for prlcuce. and
'e only departure an This instance from their accus-.
Toned course Is that here. the practice has gone be.
FORE the profession, and stand ready to confront and
coaIouhd H. The y. c. Senators have Ohi, they do
not deny) disregard-d the known and Il cleared wish.
es OF their constituents. and been the suhSeryieni io,,s
81 the Fedora, Executive in all things. Nou. lest n. !.
actions should. as they naturally and inevitably 10.
convict them Of regulating the rigct Of instruction
they tender their designations just as they are abolt 10
go out Of ohice'The expectation that the People will be
deceived by such a Hanuuvre, could he INDUCED bv
none bet such c-onsumms;e Hihrist as Messrs S.anco
and Bedford Brown. Accustomed &c y 2 have hcep
10 regard these worthless as brace Of he lewcsi de- /
mag gIcs, alike c0nieFn piible for their iniclIccr and
their subserviency TO the Executive, we had given
them credit for more capacity Than this JJmc and III.
terly cjntepmliblo e~1Peiiont Sill warrant.
How different was the conduct of Mcssr.. White 4
Foster Of Tenncssce. They resigned in n~cdiatrly.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-21

HcEriy II Fcirr0isi and Tas Bay,a,,- II
New Ira. a Federal Ven Bsrcn payer. contain a,
following extract Of a speech. recently dsh,cfI -
I. T. Van Ness, before a Loco FOco Cony,,a
Woodstock, Ncrmunf.
In the year 1913, the Fcdcrlls'' obiaia.d , u. pr.
iy 10 Inc House Of Assembly Of fbi. c,,e 49,,
Democrats still rriaiaod a greater rsri If ,bs C.,,..
A resolution was passed by Tie lsucr t,Jv. er5 III.
TO the House 6pr concurrence, uhich prop.srd U..r
members Of th Mousse should tont ere o. .
menl'oncd. to oiicr ~ ihnir thanks e. Alnish,y a..
,1r lho ''c'oy ooi''n'd sy the American Amy, nnI
icrccs OF ihc Bni.ai and Indians. On tie o,.s,p,
eoncnhnng VIII The Council IN passing The rcs,lrt -.
ninely'hvc Ell The Republicans, voted in a,,r az
and every Fcicrilisi against &c."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-21

The Extra Globe contains n sketch of tho life Of
Martin Van Buren,. We have read the sketch thnusb
me whole number anI we find in IL the following as-
'onishing facts. lie was born in 1882 Of pretty re-.
parents. When n boy was given 10 the rah.
Studied law, and as early as 1915. when he was only
81 years of oge lac wrote a letter to Daniel ID. Tome.
kins and endorsed 4 bill that was passed by the New
York legislature ia he own hand writing. The letter
oTo'nI kins Vas written i'm 1915 three wears after
war wlsdcc!arcd and when pretty much all tha frhl.
ing was done. II $ a very warlIkc missive, and on &C.
count OF lis date places hs ENcellcncy Martin Van
Barren in much the same position rs Falls,aT WAS
when he stabbed the dead Ho,s2ur. The editor Of
he Globe seems 10 haze forgotten some OF the most
important acts Of Mr.. Van Buren,. lie orre,s 10 mon.
SION that IN page III OF the reports OF the convention
o amend The constitution Of New York, Mr.. Van Blu
'e"'- vote will be found rec,rled in fivor of taking
he election Of sheriff from the people and giving I'm
appointment 10 the governor. lie iorgcts that in pag,
21J Of the same Journal will be found the vote Of AIr
Van ] u en- recorded in favor Of requiring n propcr,
u utilization to cniiile n man to a vote. lie forget
that in page 2O2 ofihe same Journal Mr.. Van Buren,
v'ie will be found recorded in favor Of negro su0r,o,
nj IN favor Of placing him Oh the same footing rs IN,
! white ma
Perhaps. though. the Globe nan has not come Il
hat yet.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-21
. J. r. WHARTON. EIior end Proprietor.

rraNs-The Tn-wcckiy Taper 10 published on
Tuesdays. Thursdays and Sundays. at SIS per snnun
in advance. or So At the cud of the year. 50 tor SAY
months. No Subscriber received for u less tcrn than
~ nsoufhr.
Tho Weekly paper. The Western Virginia Times. is
nuhlishrd on "Wednesday al s. so per amnurn in all.
'snce. orS il not paid within one monh irom the
ocgsnningcfthc year. No new Subscribers will be re-.
c',Ncd. crrcp' sach rs pay in advance. For q monihs
Il ~ Is invariss'y charged. No subscriber received
Hrt .css ien than sii nr.nihs. aud no paper discOn.
rlnaod. exec nj the h-efc,s. Of ". pbblishcr, until
'.l arrcaragcs are paid.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-21

TUESDAY MORNING. July 81. lsla

CoSsoOoRE ELtIorr-The Globe Of the Is h. ar.
notnces thar the Naval Court Marshal had fosnd Com.
modore Elliou guilty on the Isl. 30. 5;h. 6ih and 9Th
charges preferred against him and sentenced him TO be
suspended from his ro-; for four years. and tn
io~s of pay Er two years. The Secretary
SPproved the decision but the President, rcmitted ..
19oh as rohtes 20 ths Poy. Commodore Elliott nccord.
ingly continues 10 ~o,tse1ts pay, BY order of. the Pre-
sidcnt. The reasons which we suppose Influenced the
President IN continuing the salary wore that in the
present ease shere wcrc no respectable negroes accep-
tel as Witnesses against him, as there were against H..
liooc, and Furthermore that lac thought Commodore p.
deserved two years pay for putting up The figure heed.
Does any one sVYrose that tho judgement of this court
martial Is a punishment II they do they are much
mistaken. Com. ElliOtIis one Of those men " no would
50 down on his knees to be ~drssraccd by any body Of
men provided he could get any money by It. as he
does now, being heavily paid for services he never
renders.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-21

Ma. DUTyTr, Who IN Congress. and eEpecisDv mn
Tho suhleet OF removing the dcpositcs. was the scopry,
Of The political kDsvcs who provoked and ep,.,,m,
ted that outrage has just written a letter which dsigb,.
Looetoeo'sr' IN which, though not praising W. Va,
Byysp. he denounccs Gen. Unrrson for thai. .r,,a.
other things. he held doctrine and opinions IN e,,e,,
NIFTY with those Of Daniel Webster and Hcgyy Cag-
awful disqualification, indeed!
Perhaps 10 the family connection now subsi,in,
between Mr. Van Buren, and Mr. Nc DuHs rbo he,
yer n'd tho Pfesidcntf eldest son having MARRIED .s.
ten. } come explanation % Mr.. Nc Dna5o', n,.,oa.
move may be found AZ worst. 70 can only ipg,e,.a
wha' ~ Whig hopes sny hing from. lie ,ir,,.. n
vote ~ >rIfh C%aIuliua ~ v Fm.-,.,y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-21
June 10

AN INTERESTING Casa habcns corpus rms
u more than primary interest, is now in progress ia
tins city. Ii scems that a year or wv nso. n Won q
.iIdy. the da Igh'er ocI wrlaihy gea'lenln OF n sion,
fo-med ma attachmsni. while travelling in Eur ,pc. with
a Swiss or & 'rman genilem1n Vi til, aud distinction.
The parties were married. but whether they cInp.d ~,
were mirficd with or without the consent Of the lady,
pHents, we have been Enabled 10 Ascertain. After
residing with her husband n short tine. the lady r..
'urred To This country 10 see her friends and has over
since refused TO live with tho Count. A beautiful
child, the fruit OF tho union, has hitherto been retained
by the mother
The Count Is now in this country. and finding the
parties IN Philadelphia, he some days since issued a
haocas corpus, with The object of obtaining possession
OF the chiid.-The lady, who is said Ia be quiie beau.
rtul. WAS in court yesterday. attended by her friends
when tho hearing was adjourned 10 hcchambt r. ,f,ue
- the J'dses. Am M the cornell engaged, rehave
heard tn mas Of WilliIm B Reed, J I'm VI Soil.
J scph r, I~nger,Jl. John Calwlllajcr. William NJ
Meredith AMI III race Bilney. Esquires. We lay,
been furnished with man octie p icnlars or ALICE
plri 'u'ars, but think ii improper in this stage or The
matter. 10 maks them Public.-PAaad. lag.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-21

"a The Wheeling Times of Tuesday morn nr. c,n.
'llns mn article OF two columns IN length. over ihe
signature OF X. w. WASHINGTON o. "IIgaIanIS /"
ONO county. giNinsan account of the ,si:ng n,
SIN thiown. Verify. this II. w. Washington of H,yh.
land isa bright go1ius-a very great man, very
aisunS iished MN man of mach learning VERY
hne' cansie. accomplished writer. Real IT,. on. ye
wings OF iasie-Iiyei it printed on suin embe,,shel
IA bu .keye frime'. a hug up in 20 ar par ors. a, a
valuable an impcrishab.e d .umcnt. ia your ch,IJ.
rem and your chilJr MS clil 'r.s. nav refer 10 il IN
ages yetin come.-S IKE 2Jo00 extra copies-Yrcul
ale I ZEN TAR aud VIDE. IL will insurc YOU votes in.
nunerabi", Editors OF wing presses, DE- not fail tu
copy It-thai your readers may see what n bri,II
iuminny-w what a Distinguished man--Nhai an ac.
c mpllish q sciolar-whaia chasie and elegant writ
er, aid wl ats e ineJ gentleman resides at Highland.
.hio county, Virginia. by the name Of Il. w. Washing
ton. Oh that, the visions OF fancy would oyershadou
us' Oh that We could barrow the intellect Of the ssgc
OF Month cello. that We could bring to our aid suli
cicnt To cope with this distinguished ndividual-;h.u
could We expect to go down to The grave with un
rvalled laurcls-wiih n fame ofimpcriShahl- rcnovn
But AIS alas C.ts has decrcej il otherwise.
We recullcct that the Wheeling Times WINS IN,
vehicle. through which the feelings OF james Krcnmct
were insulted. and the dccorum of life violated. Til
paper Is ngnin the serer. through which the name o.
Washington Is degraded by the language Of driyiler
aad H. buster ofan imbecil.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-21
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From he Argasta. lGe,. CA,saicie
john c lhnun, my 10 John.
j once did love Iilcc dear
Thou werf my guiding star. J,i.,
When sio'Es were gathering us.,
Tliose days ofPrril past. john.
j tan would s"ek To know.
Why tn our ancient i1cs ~z,,,,
John {. Calhoun, my j..
Power. like n oorrr,san.
j. ever drcSs'i In guide.
The syr"n has dccoiy'G ibco-ys,
is whitening ~ her Finilr,
ID .Io6as'Ty, talk nnt 20 me-
You've jumped tho Gsg Jim Cra.t
No subs cnuh mc-iamoIphose thee.
John {. Calhoun. mi j..
J""n C-CahHun. my %. J.s,a.
fonr locks are bleaching fasI;
And VIC may meet no more. I.L,.
To question of the m o.
Then fare thee well ray H.. John.
The ~"I's0stT' Ihnu did-i Euot,
fear will prove Lion.
John {. Calhoun. my 10.