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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-07

GIN. HARuSoNr--Tkere IL about the character
and lie of Gen. wAsnrsoros PURIFY and uprisll
ness devotion without tho in,eres, ef his
county, thss have led W sincerely To think that he
was not wholly other msn are. but tina, he rails
ed up by the Deity Cor special purpose Cor Tho grra,
work of redeemng country fsom oppression and
saising up great people to glorfy him in ,hs then
desert wilderness. We look back upon his life and
find il bot in pnblic and private uneIeeptionable
lie is applauded even by his enemies and those who
suffered most by him. at home and abroad he placed
by all intelligent that proud elevation which
men can only emulate. not equal. lie is pointed
the example both for warriors and statesmen and he
has furnished that will continue To be such from
generation to generation long his country shall
exist
We have SAID no man has equalled. but in e1umr,-
ing the life of Gen. HARRisox we are led think he
has approached very the great founder OF our
Republic. Goth were well educ aIed both LEFT the
home of their childhood with all its comforts ear
ly age the hardshpshe irius and broils of the
army in a wilderness and meet n foe similar in
character and leagued in both instances with sayagcs
Neither ever shrunk from duty that devolved upon
them. Neither ever refused obedience TO the civil au
thory. Neither neglected their soldiers SUI
fered them to want where they could prevent it, Both
were kind TO them. both attentive their wants. both
met the foe without shrinking yet refused mady iC
sacrifice human life merely because it would rebound
to their military glory. They both laid down ihei
; swords when their country was peace and iheil
, arms more needed.
l. They came forward on the civil arena. Cen Wash
ington to provide form of government and admins
ter 1t for people who had lived almost without Law
: Gen. Harrison vested with power to make laws
= suit contingencies in the govenm ent ofa fronie
: where the arm OF The law had rarely been felt We
both these men were generally beloved by tie poop
= they governed and has ever had occasion .
c complain Of wrong from either. Gen. washingio
came out Of the and left the reins of
poorer than when he entered upon his duties So di
u Gen. Harrison. Gen. Washington. whenever advisin
Legislators looked To the interests Of the people
generally and never sought the favor ofa party by
d ting The demagogue. neither has Gen. Harrison don,
IT So Summing up all his and gancng at his Who'll
l. history, we prepared stake reputation e
judgement and veracy in the expression OF the opr
ION that there Is not has there been a man in IN
J, country who approached to Gen washineto
as Gen. Harrison has done.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-07

EMONAL "A. p. GCff 81 co. have
removed their Exchange Office 10 No ,o7
VAN street few doors North fthe NJ and M Bank
anu " the immediate vicinity of the United States
motel Buy and sell Exchange Oh the most favor
80 We will Fay the highest rates for Gold and
SILVER Com, aiso, FOR the Notes Of all solvent Fast
-" oN"hs' 40
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-07
%tmss s. aonsrtiser.
TUESDAY MORNING. APRII. :. Is4C

Tug KLEcrroS.-Thus far have suffered the
subject of the spring elections sleep. because
have felt hatthe great object the great before
Tho people was the election Of president but there is
no doubt that the spring elections will have bearing
upon that great The next session Of the legs
laure will he an important one. in itself The none
iary affairs Of the will be before IL for action the
general Interests Off, and the election OF two Senators
OF the United States These things ore worthy Of IN
energetic cfiert the part Of the people to secure
majority Of the friends of good government; but
equally important will be the etee, that it will pro
duee upon the Presidential election.
The people Of the other states look 10 Virginia az
state which has heretofore been about equally baan
oed between the two political parties and they con
sder the approaching election test Of what Virgins
viii do IN We presidential contest They will saw
the spring elections 60, will 60 the state Abroa
the people have no knowledge OF the sectional que.
TONS the personal preferences and apathy which Al
ieets merely state election. They look only to IN
aggregate result and will hope or dcspond rs that
suit is favorable unfavorable Ii is wherefore impo
'ant that the wings should rally f,r the 23d Thin
oil ~, remember Il. Think how much Of hope or de-
pondency may DO bestowed upon the wings throur
the country by the result of this election--how muc
the great cause Of our country may be affected by
scvery vote tell Send the rallying cry through n
cite, and villages, let the hills re-echo IL, let il
heard in the forest, tell il in the log cabins tho,
places that are held up to scon by the pompercd m
nins in Office. Let each and evcry one hear thu, n
day of election, the day of ral--the day ON which
corrupt administration is to be tried BY jury of Il
people, empanneled by the high court Of heaven ar
| syrOr fh,.r,
the important duty that deyolves upon the people
Virginia MIST and will be felt We shall see Il
plough left in the farrow, the in the tree, the spa,
in the ground and the seed in the granary. while Il
farmer goes out To do his duty To himself and n
country That gave him birth. The Old Dominion vi
be true to herself--she will redeem the pledge 81
has given TO the country be foremost in the 70,
n work Of redemption.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-07

CSlC.--Mr. VIM. Hunter, professor
- and teacher Of vocal ard instrumental MUSIC
,euIers MS services Ia the nhabItsns of Wheeling
90 soo,riouhdlng country. Mr. Hunter will give
stiuctlohs IN theory sHd practice of vocal music
III system adopted by the most celebrated mas
CTS is, Military oands-he will warrant aTy sstt
D,, % perform TIVE We good pieces Of music in one
f.aIsi. bdncs wishing to purchase instrumenfs
suitable VI '''e Oos' sho must
Ilasses will be attended on the Spanish ouifar
anI WIND INSTRUMENTS generally
tor terms apply at james Mel loris Mps;..,,x. -.
address through tie post cfice. an 80, ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-07

INSULT d LABoRERs-"Iaborcrs are n coamodi.
y bought anL sold like norchandise in the marke,
SPeeeh 81 John Dzris, Senate, IN Congress Pins
burghcr '''
The editor Of tho above parer knew be lea ,.-i d
served the ePithet Of liar when he penned that par
sgnph. DAVIS said and bis speech was 50 reported
Labor q commodity bought and sold like mercbsn.
die in the market" Il sold high under good gov.
eminent but under subtroasury IL will sell for I2l
cts day. Under q good government the lab,ror
could cell days's labor Tor - lbs or coffee under
sub treasury he would be compelled 10 sell day and
a halls labor 5r TO- Of coffee
NJ. buckingham, the Orienial Travel
Ter, IS now at Pittsburgh, delivering his
lectures on Egypt H"d PALESTINE 10 crow
ded audiences. We Icarn that ~ .-...J.
visiting Wheeling next, IN his progress,
AID that he may be expected here IN about
week. rs his further stay in this coun-
toy - limited, being under engagements
that compel him TO proceed with oil dcs
patch, We hear that he will not be able 10
remain more than a week in nuv Of tho
cities and towns he proposes to vis,t IN
The west, and they will be in the following
order, Wheeling, GAINESVILLE, Columbus
Cincinnati, Lexington. Louisville and s,
Louis. We shall furnish full details of his
course IN this city, as soon as the place for
heir delivery is fixed on. and the exact
dates known, and this preliminary notice.
may serve 10 apprise the residents Of the
cities nnmed abovo, as TO the period nt
which W. Buckingham may Dc expected
70 pay Ihcm a yisi! if,he journals aiil pass
90 On.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-07

HARRISON ~ NIRGISIA.-Thc medicine for hard
Tines which our rulers have dealt out in such liberal
doses throughout the country producing its effect in
the Ancient Dominion. well as in other quarters -
letter from citizen in Portsmouth. Va under date
Of March 25, to his friend in Baltimore. savs
Times arc very dull here; money scarce, and many
persons out Of employment Politics run high The
Administration party alarmed; and some are found
who are willing TO 60 any length to support the cor
ruPt and ioterirg cause. Others again, am pleased
TO say. disguised with the administration Of Mr. Van
Buren,. arc leaving the party and coming out boldly for
Harrison think the prospects highly encouraging for
this STATE going for Harrison"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-07
}. L. WHARTON. Editor and Proprietor.

TEaNs-The Tn-Weekly PAPER Is published on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays a; IS per annum
ia advance, SO tho end of the year. 80 for SIX
rnonths No subscriber received for less term than
ak months
The Weekly paper the Western Virginia Times, is
published on Wednesday nj 50 so per annum in adj
vance. or 50 il not paid within month from the
beginning Of the year. No Subscribers will be re
ceiyei. except such pay in advance. For months
81 50 is invariably charged. No subscriber received
Ior a less term than six months and paper dscon
tinued except the discretion Of Inc Publisher, until
all arreerages are paid.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-07

DIRECTIONS 10 GENERAL HARRISON.
lot Ie is poof
- He b. an afis, 1srat
~. He h,ea in laq cabin
Ar. Ue lives IN palacc
5'h. BE- b. uupopuisr
s'n ilo was ,orninoiet solely bees re be wss pops
iar with ibc uuiutude
7th. Hst a cosvari.
sfh. lie never losi q battle"
On Ne - an sbohtonisf
Eressaysfv na-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-07

PUBLISHED TRlwEEKLY AND WEEKLY
AT rnE CORNER UNION AND WATER sta.
WHEELING. VA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-07

MEETING AT ST. GAINESVILLE, O.-The gather.
ing Of the people of Belmont Saturday last exceed
cd any Thing Of the kind that has ever been seen in
Tins section ofthe country. We have heard the crowd
estimated nj from six TO ten thousand perhaps even
more than the last number present In The pro-
eession 1900 men on horseback were counted, and
about one hundred well filed Wagons and carriages.
beside, the thousands upon thousands on foot The
procession was over two miles long. four deep The
meeting was addressed by several different persons az
The snme ume-flngs were waving-in almost every
house the windows were open. and the ladies were
waving their handkerchieis Iherefrom and the whole
village vas filed with one enthusiastic impulse TO-
wards the support ofrhe Republican candidate for the
presidency. We hope to have full report in day
ortwo.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-07

ScYFBEs & sNEADs.-7O doz c;r,,, scvf,.s.
~ Just received and for sale low for Cash
10 dozen scyihe Snoads Of The most app owed kind
up SAM'I NEEI.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-07

Il drtosi these treasury notes. In time Of poaco
sbhOr, detesi and esohew ihsmy--T. ~ Benton.
well-l9 millions have ,,osn already is.ued and
millions have been ssked nov iet us see VIE.
BE- sanssor B-n'Un vii eScoss Or 'sschsN hem
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-07

Il ardenily desire TO this country in the same
happy condition as the Island of Cuba"
Senator Walker
81 coincide ~ the sentiment of the ScuaiOr from
Mississippi" rSepator Calhoun
I'VE must reduce labor low and bring things TO
Ihcir specie value"
tSeoa,ors Calhoun and Buchanan.
The Tariff Of lS25 has made all the difficulty
BRING things 70 the specie value. and free trade and
YOU meet Europe on he same level and com
pete iOr the market Of The verdi"
Senator Calhoun
II have addressed enquiries to,.enIy-sevcn GOV.
ernnents Of Europe and find that ,-,entytwo have
adopted the Sub-T'reasury."
LPre'ideni Ia,. Buren,.
ONE TERM-FIor. the Peoples eanddae
NORTH BEND. l9th Dec 1882
deem il proper nj this time TO renew The assh.,nce
heretofore frequently made that should be eecfeo y,
the Presidency, will under circumstances coascns
to be candidate for second term.
WIN. H. HARRISON.
~ in al ages. aad in all counfrc- il has been
observed that the cuivators Of the soil are those who
least willing 20 part with their rights, and submit
themselves 10 the will Of master"
WM II. HARRISON.
E 1.-THE PEOPLE or THE UNITED STATES
Way they ever reuonber that 10 preserve their ii.
berries, they must do thcir own voting and their own
fighting" VIM H. HARRISON
~ THE LOG CABIN AND HARD CIDER
rCAND1 DATE.-Gen. HARRISON when parting from
regiment Of his soldiers, just ler the Indian war said
90 them-aGenfleneu f you ever com ? 20 VinceUnc.
yony,iil always End plate shj knife aud c,rk NJ
Iny table. and ] Hssure you thli you will never find
tay door shut oad M sfriS Of NE ioiol pallsd M
~ a. an e-iirgushcr If al fne SANDER urrn
eral Harrison. g the Globe and other kindrsd prints
let the Van Buren, parry read the following from their
own Wee PresidepL or him Colonel Riches ~
JohnzJn thus spgke n the House Of Representative
whist a member Df hat bodys
aOf the career OF Gen. HIrua1n need not ssely--
The history Of the West hs history For forty years
he hos been identified with is interests iis peris and
iu hopes Universally beloved 90 the walks Of pence.
and distinguished by his ability in the councils of his
county, be hoz been yet more usrousy Distinguish.
"a 10 he field During the late war. be was l1ngcr
actual servicc than any other general officer he was
porhaps ofcner IN action than any one u tcia AMI
NEVER sJstAtyEDA DEFEAT"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-07

XTENTTIAN BIINDs.-Henrv c. w;ckhoro >.
" spectiully informs the citizens Of Wheeling and
vcIny tna' De Is now engaged in the mandatory Of
superior Blinds tor windows on Main street Souib
Wheeling first door below The Stone Bridge WHORE he
VIII Keep constantly on hand large nssrmen, Of W.
nous sizes and beautiful patterns which be will sel :,
Pittsburgh prices ~ VIII -" o.
Repairing blinds AT all times attended n
Wheeling. April 7, iS4O.-o
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-07

Connected with the above, is one Of the most ex
tansvc READING ROOMS in the United Siates-
Terms to subscribers, s. year. Strangers free
60 visit il for the space of month those who CON
tinue TO visit it for longer will be put down
subscriber
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-07

TRASsYLvANIA UNvERsITY.-we have received
the annual circular Of the Medical department Of the
Transylvania University which exhibits that insiitu-
ton in very fourishing condition, and evidently
with good reason. The new hall will be completed
by the first Of September next, and viii furnish one Of
the splendid edifces dedicated to learning in
this country. II is 100 feet long and GO wide, and
she library Of the most superior description
The course OF Lectures (which COM
mences on the fret Monday in November,
aud closes on the last day Of February \
costs one hundred and fUe dollars, GS Ip,
VANCE, in the paper Of good and soIpent
Banks, OF the States in which the pupil.
respectively reside. The naturalization
fee, which entities the pupil 10 the use of
the Library, is free dollars. Those who
have paid Tor two full courses Of lectures
IN his school, are entitled TO n perpetual
right Of attendance, free Of charge whe.
'her they be graduates or not and oil our
graduates, whatever may have been the
arrangement under which they became
candidates, arc EMIT cd 10 the same priyi
leges. Graduate Of other schools. are
allowed TO attend the lectures, on payment
CG the matriculation fec, only, provided
said schools reciprocaie the favor. In all
cases, the mairiculation ticket must bo pro-
cured, prior TO application Tor the ticket
Of "S'''---'an. and IL must be paid in par
money. Those P-r,ls Who arrive during
or prior 10 the Introductory week. sreeS.
Pectcd TO procure their tickets. Tor EXHIBIT.
ton 10 the Janitor, on the first day Of the
regular course and all who arrive At a
later period, are desired to obtuin the tick.
cts without delay, so that tie classes NAV
be fully formed, at an early period in the
course.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-07

he'ed i would he protective OF general
good. and, for that reason, he was IN favor
II its PASSAGE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-07

ME WAS HINGTON VOLUNTEERS UNION
4 VIII m eel at the Armory tomorrow night. at
o'clock. BE ready all. ap7
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-07

The TTPPECANOE FLAG is issued from this office
tho LIST and 18Th OF every month. Price 50 eta
from this time until the Presidential election
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-07
GENERAL HARRISoN-HIS PRINCIPLES AMI
HIS QUESTTONERS

Several prints Of The Van Buren, party. effect to be
licve that General Harrison has stated his public
policy. or the wings their principles. An example
tis is found in the Oswego Palladium. IL appear
that some committee at Oswego addicssed letter Of
committee here. Messrs. Wright. Gwyyne and Spen-
GER Upon this the Now York Evening Post burst.
firth into the follwing patriotic effasion:
IA extraordinary course has lately been taken with
General Harrison. by his friends in Ohio They have
raised committee 10 whI.n they have given him in
charge as an idiot Is committed the of trustees
The commute receive and read his, political letters
and determine upon the answers 10 be given leaving
The poor old gentleman without any discretion or agen
cy IN The matter George the third Of England IN The
days o; his old age and insany deprived OF all pow.
er IN ms own government, a king after much the
same fashion that Harrison is candidate.
Now, what is the slate of facti The committee
place their answer upon the following grounds:
ls That so numerous The letters received by
,he General, that 10 answer them in person q abso-
lutcly impractiblc."
2dly Tha, tho Generals viewson oil "the important
and citing questions OF the day. have been eaplic
y gwen TO the public, and have undergone no change
Now what Is there 10 complain of The Osweco
committee, we are 10 infer, saw General IIarri-
sons letters TO Sherrod Williams and Harmar Denny
In these letters, written during the canvass Of 1896
General Harrison declared his opinions the great
topics Of the day, and the committee state his views
have undergone no change" Is there man of COM
mon sense, then. ~hocan really doubt what arc Gene
raj Harrisonss opinionsl Is there a man who knows
what Martin Van Buren's pelicy isl Then he NAV
know that the policy of General Harrison will be TO
REFORM the abuses and corupiions which Marin
Van Bnren has introduced. and change the policy
which is eating out the substance Of the people
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-07
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Do three months, 90
DO six months, 8 90
Do eight months, 10 90
Do twelve month";, IL 90
Military aud literary notices are n Of included
sbJyej but lll be charged 30 cents 3,nsertions
or less.
The proceedings of The city council, city ordinances
md orders, regularly appear in this paper.
Connected with the Office Of publication Of the
Wheeling Times and Advertiser. is a JOB 4 BOOK
PRINTING OFFICE, where may be had on favora
9 eterms- Blanks TO order Cards, Handbills, Show
Bls &c done in the neHIest siyl and short notice
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City Summons, County Summons
4" Executions, Executions
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Seeants Bonds, Declarations q forms) Bills Of La
ding Pedlars Notes, Notes of ~. 81 NJ Bank, Notes
Of W. Bank, Checks ON all the banks, bound and
plain, &c. &c.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-07

COUNTY CoURr.-Ata session Of the Co-.,y Court
Of Ohio County held the Court h.gse. O. Monday.
April 6. Mcssry Jons J. JAr~s, sIM'L- IRwrv. J.cop
$. SHAVER, sAN'L MCoLLocn and DAVID STEWART
EsIs were appointed Justices Of the peace in and for
Ohio County.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-07

lst pistrct-John w, Murdaugh Of Norfolk.
81 do James w. Pcgram. OF Petersburg.
81 do wm =. Archer. of Amelia
4th do Riehd Kidder Meade OF Dnwid
5lh do Henry l.. Watkins. of Prince Ed ward.
9th do James C. Bruce OF Halifax.
9Th do Whiimell p. Tunsian Of Piiisyl snis
9Th do Thomas r Joynes, efAcesmack.
9Th do Norborne f. Sutton, Of Caroline.
10Th do Whoughby Nowton. Of wesimoreland
1lih DO James Lyons OF Rehraond City.
18th do Valentine w. Suuihnll. of Albemsrle
18th do John = Pendlejon, of Rappehannock.
l+h do John Janney OF Ioodoun.
18th do Anlrcw Hunter OF Jefferson.
10Th do Philip Williams. Jr. of Frederick
17th do VIM Seymour. OF Hardy
18Th do Briscoe @. Baldwin, OF Augusta.
18th do Ballard Smith. of Greenbrier.
Goth do Edward Johnson OF Boteiourt.
2la do John n. Humes, OF Washington.
22i do George w Summers Of Kanavvha
23d DO WaiLlRan +. Wiley, OF Mouongalia
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-07
foR yICE-PRESIpENT:
j OH n II n l. L IL.
OF VIRGINIA.

NisersA ELscrosAL yicKEr.-rhe following is
tho electoral ticket agreed upon. and recommended
me Of Tho Old Dominion. by the Harrison ind
Tyler Convention which met the 2+sh Feb. Rich
fnonrl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-07

There was a union meeting in Marshall county on
saturday nj The meeting house on the ridge back OF
Esq NJ Mahons gentleman informs that when
ne le there were eIght persons in the house. Newman
speaking speech. Col Parrott taking notes and the
balance of the people who had attended were rambling
through The woods.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-07

The poor piliiul cravlers in the track of Mr. Van
buren have taken the fattering JUNCTION to their souls
That because they succeeded in electng Gov Morton
last fall they would carry Massachusetts Pshaw.-
AT the spring election in Springfield on the 3oh ult
the wing majority was $50. majority was gwen last
fall Tor Morton. In Newburypori, wing majority I46
and in every town 50 far heard from tho Wings
have il.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-07

There Vas voting doao IN Ohio yesterday. Old Bel
Hoo, ~in conc in Win three bundrvd strong. Mari
fhaf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-07

HURRA FOR MoBnE.-We must now be allowed TO
hnrra for Mobile in She has given n second
and a loud gun for Harrison. EDWARD HALL. (wbig.)
is elected Mayor by overwhelming majority. He
had all the government patronage orayed against him;
but its power is reed in the wind when onposed
to the energies Of mighty and free people The
gain in Mobile is 500
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-07

We hsye received the Lot Ne Of the Log CABIN
FARMER. 70 be Published uhth The election at s,suber.
vile. Ohio. ~ ; ar c. Wilson. It's nmnc ]. enough
n denote H. cause and iis face Is surety that will
DO good
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-07

The Directors Of the Harrisburg and Lancaster Rail
Road have expelled Mr.. Simon Cameron from all ms.
''~'ion with them in consequence Of the te,,irropv
gwen ny lin agains' hs road 10 the House Of Reprs.
'enia''es Of Pa. when called an as wines. $50
him right