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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-14

hsrrs.s - a. f,se~-as. ~sisA Nc cory fry-n the
R-ins>sss A@~fe.s ts Ne Van Darene. srs ns' ron
,-.sss ~sh siiiins issssis s-csu-e he wa Wing
s.f - Js-tify ne erias nsst dsfssas hins
To rns PSsise--The psrp~srasors or in-g,iors of
40 -s'esr q Thenss n Is1shlin are ma SATISFIED
~a hasing ecsnn.i,ssd f..i desi bs' ccnsinae 70
-e-ssd ne iseisngs 81 ne tssily and frieai. q The
t-esa-~d ey esrvus-tsas r,,srs that he ~s- an m
iesap-s.as ssd d--ipsied rA.r.stsr am c,u-srainss
s.s l's s-'scs - ~ dec..- that ~ was nephs,.
- ~ 49, snd wa r-riy r.i-sd my houss. ana of
es-r-s sn~~ I'm sell aaa a. MT hes;.ie 10 -ay he
"a ~an q dns isp.ais<A Il god naval ehararssr
40 ~en.i~r - shs Nssheii.s Epi-co,al Church
NE = 20 eon-~ carysnfes ~ trade. and IN the
ssat@s a ~. e-fhsr ani us.rf fr sDsnc pre-
ss'.' - y. d-,th An ssn iarh-r ". ify that 10
NJ hns~iedge ~ aver inisaiesis-l and could
- preSaiiei 81 10 tss,e dnep a srdeni -pirii.
~'ae, - nal issau~. ne mech beloved b. NJ.
f.'if. s'~os ss sii ~hs Anew hsra aad hsd ne died
n.srai 80 arctlsuili dasih. csaid havs hsrne Il
Sil.sai N ,rnur ngtui ~ have hsen slam by a more
hsn sasare r-1i y aiaas~l Here than esn ~ on
4 sd Jas a OWENS
bsiu-ass. N-y . 1870
have kas~a T1sssas a. Laashhs &c upward. 81
Ven Ysers ant a. ~ hssis.is ssy in-n,asiss
'A.n a. 80 hvs- ISAAC OWENS. IT,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-14

SHORT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS our norni,a, nr,c..
to the real s,asdard Of prices throughout the World
ana you cover the country with blessings and bonels
M. Buesanaas Speech os ds SsS-Tyrass-y.
This short extract embraces The whole oues,ion-
The argument sthiz As all iha, n.an eats. dfi,,..
and wears enter into The price of labor IL s nccss.
sary to reduce the value of the products sr the s
that the price OF labor may be also reduced For il
msehaaic receive only 25,50 IS cents day Tor nj,
labor he would siarve unless be could buy the nece
sir''s Of life with his weges may be said there.
lore mat the vsue ef bread. meat Vegetables coee
Tea and sugar. which the MANUFACTURED consumes en-.
ters INTO the price OF every piece Of CLOTH or other
product OF the mandatory and work shop which we
wssr or use. Now. IL is of some lille cooseouence =,
the American People neither we encourr 20 our own
cultyaors of the soil, thote of another couny n
the American mechanic does not labor for the same
price mat the European net hsnc abos for. then our
manufactures and work shops 10 be broken up &c.
cordng to the doctrine and policy of the Adminis,ra
tion AMI we shall be paying for The produce OF the
soil OF other countries by being forced to buy ard use
the products OF their looms and work shGpe To AVOID
tns say our rIers the price Of labor must come down.
80 that we can enter into competition with England
Ger nany, and France and thus create a market NJ
home for tbs produce OF the SOIL or we shall be forced
To transport to foreign ,rkei and sell il nj fresn
prices Tbs. then. hSes the value Of both labor and
provisions Of eli kinds. We must bring them down 10
the "saHdard # prices THROUGHOUT THE woRIp" ar
we have no demand for surplus produce or labor.
Tn" the way our rulers propose cover tbs coun.
try with olessings!" Instead of this, let them give
Protection To the productive industry Of the COUNTRY
and prices will regulate themselves
Farmers. Mechanics, Lakorers, Have we not STAT.
cd The srgunen, fairlyi Examine il carefully md Il
yon can pick any flaw in IT, do so canddly and in the
spIr' OF free inquiry. and will cit down and rsa
son together about IL. you convinced that we have
slated The case as lis, then join in putting things
straight Tor they are now wrong by their fruils We
shall kao1 hem."--0hio Stose ysur.sl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-14

IN he rernsinTng counties. sorne Wing and some
Federal here csniesis. ercepa possibly an
few from which returns have not been received W,
have gwen Ibs voie n thes. IL was in ls36. anl
n - doinf have been literal 10 the Administrator.
az beyond heir claim For u reasonable 90 sanno..
that ls GLORIOUS revelation has been IN proer.s. IN
ihefe oounues vel IN TIE Others. sDd n n Ia.
hsen FFoporiun the Wing MAJORITY is not ia. ,ha,
1900. and Ul ~ ~ Auiurnn 10000 IN the STAT,
bui 80 ars rich enough nsV 10 h. bsanu6sl and ~
~ zen ~ ss.s vote IN me an. which hey had
Ia SIS. and fhey sfin saisus' lT5i
tounies whirh fhsr- were no party eo,t.o,, a.,
fren Ntirh netufr,s hsve not been rscsised
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-14

HGpprsoS PsIrEE RING ASoruEE MAN's sor TOMS
C-yx--whils General Harrison Governor Of In.
cana be entertained an intention of applying Cor DO
fi,ion COR his con At West Point. There was only q
single vacancy. and his exalted patriotism and prbie
ssrvecs would esuanly have obtained the desired ap-
To.n'msnt IN the meanwhile. a noighboriTg farmer
gpbsd 70 = rfzon 20 exert his influence for hun. as
- az Gesfsd such place for hIs hoy. Tho noble
toaried chief ever ready - DO for others than
frhmseM promptly compiiei with me mans request
end 1rrfern.g ihe brother farmers boy he own child
DE- used he influence ari obtaaed ne situation which
s,ns waafei Such insia1c % pure dlsinterested
ess voud have added hesh lls-o 70 the character o
thst Cincrnnsfus ohorH Harmon than sny o,bsr
mar rr.sr1bloa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-14

IFxAs -SAvTcA1scS OF Tirx BsAzos-Bm one
sieamt"a' ever hscended the Braz~ Us high ND A,
"a'hns'on' ls'sS Cail. Harris commanded that
one, and made handsome spcculaton hv tl,e ad.r
ure' the planters oil srvc linn lahore OF land faLov
gu acres) oui o iher leagues along The rivcs; sJ he
says that beng obliged saii for hree dirren rrts
an The river in rnnRing up and three in coming down.
wh,ie waiting tor each is, he cleared aud planted
w'Ih corn, hse hnndred acres OF cane brake
hluch spirit snd determination are ,nanitessd 10
company formed IN iious'on for opening trade n,
santa re- Tae success vi Embellishments OF .I,s trade
. anticipated as bright era in Te,ian annsh
fro'n Victoria. learn that every thing wa. thriv
ing ana promising. Trade is carried ON ihers with
Mexico and Cuba to a great extent
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-14

Tie chief Magistrate OF Virgins. Governor C,,xr,
now on visit 10 ibis section Of the State he err;yca
IN LIS Borough on Tuesday evening and n,,, mn :,
rsnehs Hotel where ninbcr cf the citizens have
raiea 70 nay iheir respects to hun. On "Wednesday
me Governor sls'ted The Potomac guie Capt K.atncy
al tie nsvsi anchorage the Delaware skin al, the lin
Capt. Skinner and tho Navy Yard.
lie Mas received en- board TIC Potomac and the Dali.
ware WIN full salnie fron each shin and was ao
salused on leaving the Navy Yard
Inc 1overnor Yesterday visited the canal attended
by the President and Directors VorfoU B-,oI NJ !,
Sh -11
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-14

Csnu~o ~ HorE "A New YosS corrsrcndsns Of
Re Globs ssys. ~FfaUinz Gected Commissoners #
Rsgsrv IL fv,ics OF n ~ seusa,cea Feris. l1us
~ sri0ss o sysbsauon a. 10 ne N5usgJer election
'WsN' o. sqassss would have said. that's oandid--
thsf ~ 49,
a CewssD eN ows BarTLE GRouvD-,-Tbe
togrneop ~ Perryslurr. On". occupying he site md
tu.a vroahd a OIL For Megs has elected the TIsrri
80 srketa ~ vefc of IRE, b one. The people of
. s-~tsnsa 49, tss 81 sisa,Fsss0n o. 80 coz
49,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-14

Inc New York Ancr.can tios cloves rs remarks
upon the National Convrnion of Baltimore:
lhus terminated the Inost remarkable assrmblars
M point OF numbers eharacfer harinanv, and zesl
ever gathered together in these United Stses; and II,
fn''s VIII be reapod abundanily in Noyembcr, by IN,
triumphant election of Nm. ~ Harrison aud .Johs
Tp{er = -"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-14

TIT CROSS BEFORE THE CROWN
Lsi ~ dc N. SsasA q the righteous snd lst M,
i.si snt - iike hH~--EUssEsa rrii. 10
o. ~ 80 De the Chrissiaa's desfh
Wwunpb aud q pssc~.
a. hi'a. whsn fainter gsors my bresih,
tft . 81 ever GEESE
Lac b.m nay pnsscss me povgsr.
10 @efi unshfinan sly tsai hour
49, 80 he worii fsseweh,
o,tsoeis Paas. siihosis fear,
Nfhesi si-t - linssr hove
Assefed 49, all - WsIF
Esfsf - srar ifoia safih awsv.
sosi epn henfsxs irse-
r. - arigAisss fe.lnis q sadisss dsv.
49, 49, eilciy
AsiaaaAs hssfs al smsu voice
kfslsssrs - ~ pfaysfi
hplfpticn atn ~ uttered ehcics,
u Csfslisa's go ~ shsfst
49, 49, 81 rssi u tintiy tliih.--
HR.es spaiaa g. ihe cafsians isaik,
49, rsis - ~ fsssrt
helssplas as SOD ~ - 80 sirik.
49, hts ~ Chfsnsn's h5iy hs.
o. .eof ~ b. iaff
ssss a.i H.saaas---fs.r hsg Us ffsWn.
teasl srflsiF ssla 80 tfssf
y. 80 q ~ siii sssf o. crsEn.
fasi a. saolifsi teaf III. cla.a-
wcR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-14
= aTHE - cARIN

10 THE LOG CABIN AND HARD CIDER
CANDf DATE.-Cen. HARRISON. when parting from
reg of his soldiers Just aer the Indian war said
10 ihern"Gentiemsn. II you ever come 20 Vineennes
yon will slways End plate and knife and fork a.
my table, and assure you that you will never lind
S.y door stai and ne string Of ne latch pzlea IA"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-14

A. 49, a. seesF So. - ss..t.us RI 49,.
C,s.seefIrN 49, - $50 tsseers - ral..a8....
800 ~ te.ufa Il a. - slrslarHs. r.a.rr 80.
1888 FL 49, laasi.1s.s - s...s.f - j.
80 prFa.e fefs - - 49, 80 usss.srs 80 -.
frsaIatst "a saesasf A. 49, - - 49, - .
49, $3.50 t-esIea - krris $780, - =.
fi.s asfsa.r n szr1s.s - 40 - .er.Ias4 60.
go. - 49, - - - "a 49, 49, -.
snsa pkssa ~ ~ - kss VA -
49, o. 49, assss1.Is b go. - lfEl - -.
= - - ~ &C. afsfsss
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-14

IN Germany Il is 10 Illegal for young man 10 marry
before he s Is. or any young woman before she s g.
ano young man. a. uaisrer age he wishes 10 marry
must show 10 the police snd priest Of the eoununr
iha he . able aOd Las The prospect 70 provide fr wife
500 lsmty. These remarks (ssys Mr. Combc) apply
more especially 70 W0romburg And here tho rcss
anuy are benor OF more moral and refined. and u
aot hive letter taste .&e han 10 Esgland or Fy..oe
CgsfosrrY rvDzEo.--Ths Bston Ropre 49,.
o. tbe lith says--"A gentleman in ihis r,;,L 49,, '
mare thsi few days ago Eosled two 90 49,
sns ne o'osf moie. The sninai. sss an aIivs 80
S,eans ass may b ssen On bs plsn,sdop Of General
90 ohoysn ~--ii q soid shaf ihsss b,sss, do nat
$3.50. ~ wsi p ~ss snsicrsisd--thst thsv Sra 4,
,lon .asm re difference between en- Indi
aiS>fra. ns.iy 20" =" ~"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-14
TN PoCNDER FROM PENNSYLVANIA.
TREMENDOUS WING GAIN,

al - r-ceiieetst 1..i Ne Hsa.e 81 R.pr~.snia.
usos - frnns.lsasia a. "a. r.r.nt $500, .,,.li,l
VI y Ncil~ee. a Lsco Foco) representative
i'ea y ds'ti esany. 81 = gr-s outrage ur-,a one Of
- nnsinef Lee Ioso- Az sisctisn held lasi
iee~isy - sappy ~ sarsnsy. and letter IRON Har.
f..o~fS. rtoeised thsl cy 81 ne s,erfi.l IL the
y. MeE eaei.iats ~ Iron sly TO EIGHT HUNDRED
MAJORITY
Ls., ociehsr ne faos Feco. had rasjsry 81 shoui
ihfss huadfed BeFt has. thrrstse. that TINS.
800 ehsngc IN svof 81 il.s Mhrs fsosa aiss hss.
drsa - csrs. Asnirui rutsf' a rrxoution an public
ssniilaeiii alHa-i Sai prccedeai he hisfory Of
No ps.iirs % ths ooubfy. a. ~. rate. me major.
~ Hzr1.en ~ fenfs, isania Nil even exceed Ina,
essaincd ~ JsrAsna IN is23
TIE pssesss Via uajodsy m Bsde,rd county. b.
re
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-14


bsAziL-By the brig Ssldans. a, this Port fism %
de Janeiro. We have received the Rio Circular OF the
OH March We are gritifed 10 find. on ito pe.usal.
mat The Brazilian Government 10 about to srec, il,
attention towards the mproy cnsnt OF the currency
h1eno IN most miserable condition that empire
anu Tor that purpose tho Regent has appointed COM
h''ee OF ihree Brazans and three foreign merchants
among the latter our late iownsman JAMES B.ssur.p
Esq 10 consider and report the best mode OF ipro-
wing the circulating medium. The committee viii
ee especially charged with the consideration of tho
following points
is Whether the circulation Of tho paper should be
general throughout the empire. or restricted to paro
ulsr districts
% fihs system Of burning notes be e1psdieni and
sffieieDt.
I'd Whether It be erpcdeni and practicable in the
present state 81 the currency, establish on solid bo,s
a banking SYSTEM in this empire
<'h II such system weuld sfsHd besides the usual
advantages OF bankRg operations The means of rnpro
s'ns TIE currency, supporting the national credit and
promoting the interests Of agriculture and commerce
oh VI u be erpedient TO alter the legal standard OF
money As fixed by The law Of Oh October. 1893.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-14
ORIGIN OF THE TERMS HARD CIDER"

The Washington correspondent Of the Baltimore
Republican. prominent Van Buren, papsr, speaking
snesringly of Gen. Harrison. says:
"Giue hin a barrel Of Herd Cider. osd sstt's pen
sion AZ ico thousand year. and DOrd for g. nc
vii az s remainder Of Ais doys esnssnisd N Leg
Cabia-"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-14

ONE TERM--From the Peoples e.ndidstes
NORTH BEsD. 18Th Dec. 1899
dsera Il proper al this time TO renew the assurance
heretofore frequently made, that should DO elected 10
tle Presidency will under no circumstances consent
% ~ n candidate for a second term.
VIM H. HARRISON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-14
couespondsnos % ne ua'isd sistss Cassu.
NEw YORK. FRIDAY r. A.

Vnf 'iocs nafsst scars fsinsf isiisf sls.essssrs
10 esl. mere has besn dsss sad rsis. st-is -,
ihe tifcaf esiefn az tsts sfsg fsr~~.a..4
q 'e"'iianoss. rusctssss hsih ixsf.a. 80 p...,
have ecnilnust Wifhoui Hlisrin ss1.r s.sa 49, 49,,
eEcangs 81 Lon5ua 81 80 Fss. s ~ ~.
VII s'so 'ass oui seoui ss0o00o ~ s5sc,s pfrs. -
vlich rerassa ihs sssss
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-14

TREASURY NOTES.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
May ], 1870
Amauni Of Treasury rote, issued under the provision.
Of ne acts Of Congress Of 18Th October Ie3T.
hsy 2is' 1885, and ~
March. 1899 q . arc 5e7 nec 90
Aasoai issued under acs Of 3is
March, lsio 1880 90
Total issued. sl9644gIs %
% his smoun, here has been ro-
ss'uss le3s76so 81
ie.s'ns uas '"'sn' outstanding 81 256SeS "a
LEVI WOODBURY..
Secretary Of the Treasury
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-14

The Real Estate Lotteries at Nov Orlesn, Of which
Banks Arceee wss thu prize. and Schmidt and Hsu
iiIon were managers, has exploded. Lsuis SeIfsidf
one Of the managers. has given notice through the
New Orleans papers. that the plsn hes been abandon
Cd and that "being hansssed BY Urgent applications
for the return Of money. which he has no control
being deposited in bank the credit Of certain trns
tees he has come TO the dissemination to throw his az
fairs ia;o Court"
good many people hescaboais. who have been
dreaming ofovning the Arcade. and enjoying them.
selves ~ scrDo private wsy out offs $4,000 Dor an
num which might be increased $4,000 per annum,
~ooid Ike 70 know something about this court and
ne chances sf n dividend
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-14

Too MANY PAssEscERs.--Ihe Brush bark Roval
adeiaide. which arrived last week. at New York. with
TO s'eesrs haa preres at libel issued against her.
on The ground tina, she brought IN re passengers tten
allowed to vessels of her loannge-he law Inning
vessels TO enry but t~o passengers TO every hye tons
The penalty FOR breach Of the law Is $3.50 ar eSe-v
passenger carried over and above the number limited
oy law; anu II The number aa,nRs 10 iweaty, the
vessel becomes forfeited.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-14

CT So z tfCrlstss ---Tts rsafiensn -.
.tEese - usuas 81 go ef ~ csfsi lonI comma.
oea Ias dsp tsya ~ CinoIans1 Ca
- - - essa oeaisoPlafsi ~ ne Csasrsl k.,s
80 49, ts-f1f - 80 earsefi r.ccssf 81 per-onsi
$3.50 - ,si,,lts $3.50 fr ~ $40
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-14

- IN oil ages rad in oil countries IL has boon
Observed that the cuvaors Of the soil those who
nrc least willing 10 part with ther rights, and submit
themselves 70 the viii Of a master"
NM. II. HARRISON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-14

,-...,x, READING ROOMS in The United Ststes--
'rer,ns 10 subscribers SIS year. Strangers are fres
10 y;si, for the space of one month hoae Who Gun
,nue 70 visit it for longer term. viii DO pot down %
subscribers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-14


CHARITABLE NAN AND oooD crTIzEs-Itis stated
IN inc New York Courier and Enquirer. that On ex-
animation OF the books OF the late Samuel Ward il
appears that his contributions for charitable purposes
during the last four years Of his liGc excaei ten
thousand dollars per annum
fBORiDA.--Accounis from Florida state that on
me zIih or 2sih ult.. Capt. Rains Th 1ndaniry
WIN egteen men. (aii rnounfed) was returning iros
SEOUL he and his party fred upon near Fort
niis' oy a largo party of Indiana. concealed IN raj
nei'cs near hammock. AID four of his men killed.
ana i've wounded, Capt Rains hmlelf having been
seve'ely wounded. Capt r. and The survivors wers
compelled TO retreat before superior numbers
Capt X rallied his men and raiurned the Ere. XII
ing three OF the Indians. (who supposed 10 hare
been SIXTY or seventy in number) This new ool
break - presumed tn be owing the destruction b.
MAJOR LOOMS command. Of some .ef the crops Of IN
saSages IN The vicinity OF AnnuItslga and Hapcss,
's $50 acres Of corn four feet high. having been d.
sroy~o by the troops also potatoes part
reaey ior use and a variety ofofher vegetables
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-14

L.. Dsiric,.-John w. Murjaugh, OF Norfolk
I'll do James w. Pegram, OF Petersburg
"a do VIVA 9. Archer of Amelia
4h DO Rich'd KIdder Meade. Of DilwidJie.
Sth do Horny E. Watkins. Of Prince Edward.
9Th do James c. Bruce. Of Halifax.
Tn do whiIfnsll p. Tunsi,ll. OF Piilsyivania.
9Th do Thomas Z Joynes, sfAccomaek.
9th do Norborne r. Sutton. Of Caroline.
lOth do wnIoughby Newton. Of Wes'noreland
-Q,h do James u ona. of Richmond City.
12A do Valentine w. Souiha.l. Of Aibemnrle
18Th do John s Psndle,on. OF Rsppahannoek.
t4th do John Janney. of Loudoun.
-l5th do Andrew Hunter, Of jefferson.
los do Philip Williams. Jr. Of Frederick
I7.h do WIN. Seymour. ofIIsrdy.
lS,h do Brscoe G.. Baldwin, OF Augusta.
IGN do Ballard Smith. ofGreen5rier
20th do Edward Johnson, Of Boteiouri.
2ta do John N Humes. OF Washington.
22S do George W. Summers. ofRanawha.
23i do waitman T. Wiley, Of Monongalih-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-14

r,us TrpPEciNOE FLAG is irsued from ihis oeise
on the Isl and 18th Of every month Price ~ CO
fn,n thss time uni: the Presidential elec,soo-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-14

70. sale the Comp,ing Room Of the wheeling Tines
and Advertiser
City summons. County Summons
Executions. Esecn,iot~
Bonds, Bonds.
=. sanrnoa, s,s Assault, RucoxuszaI<sssf
bail.
C-,nty Summons Cor Assarh Deed. Leases. Warranh
sereants B,nds Declarations - iom-) Bills Of la
ding Pedlars Notes. Notes of ". g. NJ. Bank. Noses
ofN w Bank. Checks ON all the banks. hound and
plaiu. SC. &c
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-14

IHE UsirED srsrEs % Afslcs - ,.-s, A.. \
Vf'eses pohsbed in ne Akisaa Repas 80. ss.,..
The following paagrsph
y have 81 laHg tine hesn sn-sa....-.. =. a..
osnse 81 ne imrrovfusut r. ~ Af.r.n 49,. 49,
within ne iasi ivso Tearf hsfe srrs-sig - =.
ne Coionifiiion sucisfy easciiar 80 d I. 49, -
an free now % confsss ~ errs 90 t-fss- - \.
ave'y short tine ne Co'oay 81 Lasrls uG 49,. 49,.
sfeai naiion Tbs - Only 20 b. dons ~ ! s..i.s.
ion u her srils sail sns / bsiisvs ~ -
naohanon. ihaf yoDf rismrh mus H. \. 90.
'.,o suggest ne de- n dfsiarnr Ishsfs ass 49,
pendent u D. sifsalY heuef Corrfur-r, -.
Ie,e' more 'ndspendeni ihsa assoo 80 ~ -.
49,. e n''Seless rr.1t..o~ rssut' ~ II 49, a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-14

Ihs sriorers sse pssiig mark 81 of - Geo..
lleits' ~ ne d'F 80 hffs 80 SOD nnfat.f ~
manufacturers ih snd a. asies .ai a r.s -.
Puces fltsef improved
IN Fl'uI here 49, Ffry 60 ssies 80 nsttIas -
p gfain - sny spit Tsrs 80 ~ sfrssis - lsssr
ron ~. canal q suF irnpafissscs srasisa.ss "a.
passed so'Fn feu fsys srn $50 fifss -. -. =
hsu.anl ho.is sinfprd ~ ~ bFrsst 49, ussr.s ~
.e 49, $50 = prniF 40 shssrsF esiss kess
been made ~ snfns loss II po,is a.. - =. -.
he'd over IRON tsi 81 81 planlers s-rul = a. -
cents per 70 - thsn alI-srs g. a.. :. -.
Def. 'offse Es,-o eruuPiaE kfsis...s = -. =.
nsnd Livery ihins psuiF-nsr-,. -. -
's-ne'sf'ufsd gooos-sFssy 49, rs h.srs-. -
hist s nos 20 30 - b suisti i.
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Gimra = HUser:iocr.

DaLxsHEp TRf-wECNLY AND WEEKLY
ne THE co,sEs OF rNos Avn ~ArEs srs.
WHEELING. VA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-14

The Philadslphs Amercan Sentinel. an As,,;-,.
traton print. alludos 70 the great Harrison Co,vsno,
81 Balimore. and ssysi
ths'ory Newton no such ssiherine Of people sine.
'hat ~ We Champ De Mar 70 swear 70 The Const,tu
ton. Whether we speak Of the number. ,,...n,
ihor boundleu enthusiasm. me vast territory from
the mosi distant points Of which thev ssser,bies -,
may as chroniciers Of passing evenis rnept;oo = 49,
surpsss ng pageant. and thrilling demonstrsfion .f,bs
% Ger HsRHfses
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-14
FOR vICE-PREADENr:
JON " tn l. n Il,
a IIRGTTlA.

vrsozyiA E:scroaAL TIcxEr-The oilo~lng "
ihe electoral ticket agreed upon. and recommended &c
re voters Of the OH Dominion by The bsu.soa and
~ Ter Convention hieh met the 24sh Feb al Rich
n..EJ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-14

We regret not having -, received tA- proc..dinr.
OF meeting held On Short cresk On sarurdsy last
The Short Creckes have never before since tho tsns
to which tho memory Of man srieadsth not held 70
liiissl meeting. They arc class 81 wealthy. sad ~.
spee'see farmers. and do not move eEoeps when &C
son eais !ar 70; yesr " the friends q Hsrsoa sad
Tyler gathered at'hs school house there on 81 ,d.y
last even while the wind rosrel The rains de.esndsI
nj The mud wss knee deep. Tbs the syiris ".
like - lock upon.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-14

HeHRISos-He learn that great srpscb,ions wer,
entertained early in the the Herring hshsrss
On the Potomac that Herring would b. very plenty
this year but that tie ga~sed over M u.r.s
weeks instead OF sir &c s usual consequently he
mount 'ssured Nsas much lss. han year Holden.
have refused $3.50 or them at the Esberies and viii
aot sell FOR less than $500
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-14

Lss, cS~n'y E;soaiS--cAaP~sn. ioco. ~. s-sr
elected in Losan--ts sd be !. pledged 10 soss 6.
Hsri'on. and IN srns nssssre 20 support The Nh.
cause during The nett Lesi.iaturs-Lsw-ca ne Lea.
delegate 'efns.d 10 stand poll ana Chapman "a
supported BY the ~hiss.