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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-17

From ne Ase York S.sday Msrea,y

49, N@ ~
I AN AMUSING SPECIMEN OF HUMANITY.
Whoever travels through any of the Now Enxlssd
STATES. md twiss n he journeys the ce.eutrie ities of
.ome oiihe ,snes. esnnrt ssl io be smused; md may
y u e Choose. derive many new S~ss IN ~rveyectio e'y-
molayy and diversity Of eharsctec
S,'ae year. snnee an Acquaintance e ours sf oae<
On h"nehark. from the eastern par - massachusetts
y Va 'reen mountains Of Vermont. while navel
"fs through the io~n OF New Saiem. hs r,sd led into
. I''e" ~'-SI,. VI como FIVE roiirs Ia length md long
S"'e ne gd oui OF which no hogan 10 eoferai,
uouois whether h. shonld over be b.c.t with the ,ssks
W q n'fnan habti0,on; bot ms oil things mos, havr d.
enc. - al lat had the wuo.ls. and the nut brown
u''o'a iafn'er greeted Ia. vision. Near The uet
vas IA" no"ed. ossrgto~n. lasrhcrn jawed Toy,
tn oabiy seventeen yeos OF ags. digging potatoes.
lie Was q curious figure 10 b~hsLl. Wb,t VIM. l.ek
"g in The lsngfh OF his tow breechcs wa. smplv
made mp fr behind; hrs -uspes.ders appeared IN be
composed IL birch barb, grsy-c vine and sheen akin:
anu as ior his hat. whsh nas q dingy white icls-
poor hins. q had once evidently seen better day..
bu' now, aia,. il was shorn of its glory. Whether The
'empesiof time had beai tho Top in: or The hd's e.
P'nding germs had burst II osf. WAS 'difT;rui 10 tell;
~ any rate d was missing-ani ihrouslf The aperture
rcd hairs IN abundance stood cir ways for SusS,v.
~ sh'f'' ne vas one OF the roughest specimens Of do
nestle Manufacture that ever mortal hrheld Or
travelling friend. feeling an iiciir To ,crnre nm 10
q"ainiance with the eriissr. drew up the rsius Of his
horse. and beyan
"ilaiio~. my good friend. can you inform me how
Jno,,h.,. -,
r,.,.I nno G., =. y" "' o nhnd''.
replied:
.iIulIo vo,..lc...
near 80 lar now rs % used ,o he aE.re. ihsy Gu, IN.
Ill r., w 'ee'e'ny "ekoned bur
make m,,.n Co.. T%,s s', UP !" Ioaa' ~ aonf
- NV iue m' mouse yor c ono i".
noss,n,. buusr 80 -, ~ ou' 90
hi. ,aI. Ionv So 7, w = W moe'
,L.s ~" q" "efe' tarh no'npin erriiurs.
nsr uaser .,a,'Ja' |" "e- hr sneeP ea ia
49,. -. !" nus gas IN oar orchard.
gals. and m. - ~ snrep ana me anef tho
,,,o.,, a.. - ""o'' and i inc pct
Il u..
ira, tn ~ =. '"'"s' young man
ib,n IN. o,L.,- ''' "ssh S''Her
Tney.r IT,,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-17
ENMANsnI


~ ALTERING prospects have induced ,he srhssri-
her q open snpihcr writing srhnrl in The Mason
~ Hall AMI mo IN the anomooi a. M. DeNicr's u1
Main s., fr ltijcs who eannoi Aiond 10 the evening.
The schools will no opened nsNt HmrlaS Dee. l4th.
athalf pat mo Of Aic. DeNiefs ahd. a. b O'Clock +.
NJ. IN ths hall.
Tuh,ion-s3 per sehnlar Er II lcsscns Of q hours
zach given IN two weeks.
Ever p,fsm VIII, writes can hui realize The impor
lance " PLAIN and casy ponmanshiP. Som from the
modification which They feel in h,viag their own et-
possJ; u'hcrs frOa a lively ssnsc Of the delightful emo,
lions which fine writing invariably inspires, bni more.
perhaps, from The great and permanent aavant~es
whirh il secures to al classes uf mon,
Pcr,11s Wishing ~ got rd uf Az igtf sSas hand
writing, and still hesiiaiinr. arc respectfully eioffi
hr iufpm,iipn. 10 any Ofthose wse have ~, taken
= course uficssons.
GpoI improvement g,oraa'eei - tho Massive
~ lies mol p,e,iNfnon oC NJ classes are mo~s Uspcrl
h,ily invite e o. aucnln ac oftIeso aanDts, ~ they ~"
IN MI n~-p,ahiniy tho laH ,l0i will IT, trciH IN
city this winter,
dnrIo-a HJ,f:V NDyrDv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-17
I,KOWtKS

40 SILK
FuNHE advertiser " i,hr, la asocise himself with
some gentls IN an " no has IRON ten 10 twenty
acres nj Mulberry Trees now grhwing.
I'll advertiser - ~ r-Iirally acq ain ell with Tho
beet melhOi of onliivating Multi canli- AMI ,ihsr
choice hul' er ' Tr-t-wiIh the feeding Of Silk
~oms-snd all The recent 'mTro cnsnts ia construct
ing and flung mp c, rooneti s-1n c "a furnish seyo-
raj hundrOl thousand ,hoicG sin WIN eggs Of hbs
own raising.
IN, advertiser will se IL wheelias between
Oh rim's ani New Yea snd may be found upon
enquiry at this uhic..
Letters r. ~i paidJ aiirszs-t b. Sereculiufe care of
the editor Of Wheeling Times will be psomPdy auen-
Odd Ia. dec lin
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-17

eTEAM POURING MILL TO RENT Will
- rent the West Wheeling Sican Mill. for the hal
ancc II tins se1snn. on very favorable terms. Posses
SION nav bo hlf on the rs n ins,.
dsn R-8 R. MEEEE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-17

AI1ES, are informed that Todd & Isham have
II Jnst received from the eastern cities a splendid
assortment Of fine black, ~hiie and bronIcd kid
~>Iippers& buskIn. Of best quality and Iars,t ,tyI,:
also. kid calf and seal walking shoes. Lace boots
village and PARIS ties. Paris cold SATIN ard rorri.o,
Morocco CATERS,
Please give Us acall. No. 2o2, Main ST.
Wheeling.
DREPARRD CONCENTRATED COFFEE
An excellent article for fsmily use just receTv-
d and for sale by ". III. HOUSTON.
now Water Street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-17

Judge John NJ. Berrien has been elected Scnat.
5n'm Georgia by the Ia gislaiurc ct that State.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-17
MERCHANTS & Mrcn,src. B,sx.

MrRcnANrs & MxcnISIcs BANK.
Wheeling. Dec. Is. ls40
ME Stockholders Of tins Bank. are hereby mott.
Il fled that there will be an election for sir Diree.
fors I, serve the ensuing year; nj the Banking Housc.
"nnhe 2d Monday, being the Ilih day OF January
inert 5. BRADY, Cashier.
dec l5-G
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-17

IL CBBARDS MiIIS--NCnr the bridge between
- ma'n and market street,, IN gpd rpair and
Wen manned With a fair supply oflngs aud timhcr
Wat The commands IT the public to furnish them Niib.
Az kinds Of saved lumber. window sa-h. plastcueg
la'l, &c sc. oiiho best quality AID NJ Gtir prices.
Tho sutsrribcv having formed n oopauncr,hip nm.
dtr the siyis OF q w. upbir,rd for tho tran.,c,pg
oi . lumber busincss' respectfully rail- the aienti.a of
lheT ineuds nndiho pnblic 10 Tho nhove adverl.sm,,,
assuring Them al The same Time Of ibcir best e,cr,,,s
70 satisfy al, Who may favor hcm with heir order.
{. u. HUBBARD.
NOV 24-lm ~ r. H%CBBARp
tRANBERRlES-5 barrels rscsiveJ ,nd b., ..E
~ by SOLOMON KING, 40 Water 81.
oct o.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-17

tOPAKrNERSiiIP-ARdrew Buchanan, ls,, oi
~ the firm Of Buchanan q Gray, and Roheu Bu.
ohanan' late Of the firm of Robert Buchanan a Co.
have iorned a connection under the style and firm OF
Andrew q Robert Buchanan. for the purpose Of tran.
saeiing a Grocery' Commission. and Forwarding Bust
ness ~ This city.
From our long residence in this place. during which
time we hayo been actively engaged in The western
trade our friends have had un opportunity ofbecom
ing veil acquainted with bur habiis Of puuctuaLt,
aud business rham"ier and with ample capital a.
MAKE advances on e"nsignmenis, We hope iogive On,
i''acli'h" ihose friends Who may favor us with lirii
confidence.
We have taken the warehouse on Wall street. fr
merry occupied ny Geu. q And'w Buchanan and q,
chonan a Cray. nu, 2i-Iou. Iour m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-17
OAPS

TODD tSHAM, have Just received from New
II York philadclphia y h1c ossortu. emit ~ news
uuskraL otter seai & ucuter csps. B,Ys slurk rat
seal nsuter and s~csiatfr c1ps Also n splendid ~
-Ucis &C sls velvet eye iJf chhiscn. % French
Manufactufc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-17

WTAIrABiE VEAL . TtTt -
Oh, Tsrr-i,y Dc lJih dry .I Hac'
IN fr1rt .r frs Vfrr a li'f.. r' DO sc.
Nr viii oH,r lor sale b. me highest md p
iofs II rr1unl ufuaic in Fast Wheeling. y
$50 on Zane'- street. lot No. 81 oaA1n
tr No 2Oon Water street. The tsh
warranted. good. Tems ono tAsrt rash.
nj e and ~ monihs. the pulshass ~ givi
bic paper. with approved suegfsefs.
HALL & WI
nov 2i-lm 3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-17

Pioneer Line Of entire New Coaches will com
menCe Running on the LIST November leaving daily
at ; o'clock A. NJ. via. Nationsl Road TO Hagsrs-
town, thence by Rail Road via. ChnHsbersburs and
Harrrsburgh to Philadelphia, performing the pass.
1gc N 2 - days from Wheeling to Philadelphis and
in less than three days to New York. being the most
pleasant and expeditions route from the Ohio River.
The travelling public IN ~ rest assured there will be
nothing left undons ON the part nf he PTOpriefOrs
% give general satisfaction, racing str,ctly prOhihi-
'ed on said line. Ohce AID door below the United
States Hotel, Water street, Wheeling
SILAS MOORE, & co. Proprietois.
GOOD INTENT LINE, daily Cor Pittsburgh.
leaves ~ . O'Clock, A. NJ. via National road & Wash
layton.
Uuttc.I Sfafcs Hotel
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-17

ROOTS.-Todd g. Isham have lust received
- from regular manufacturers, Gents supsrhne
French stock; Fudge Calf, and Morocco Boots.
Also hrnyy calf and kip, warranted to be equal rs
any manufactured wet Of the m1uuIaiRr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-17
a u =

SAM'L. MCLALLES.
HasJust received IN addition To his former stoek
ahs" ana extensive assortment of Ladies, Gentle
mems Misses, Boys, and Chldren's
BOOTS & SHOES
% every style and fashiOn made to order expre
atlins wdich he will sell at far prices.
friends and the public generally are Invitsd n, .rt-
and examine, al No tS7 Nam ST. In arlv ot,noos
the VirgIria Hot. OFP''S
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-17

rEAh SAN MILL FOL SALE or RENT
~ The subscriber will sell or lease fr a term r
years, the WEST WHEELING SAW MILL. LATII
MACHINE &c. "n accommodating icrm-s-
The above mill 10 noS M good repair. a capablc.i IL
fully supplied with timber. of making a large quanii-
~ Vi Lumber. Laih, &c. for which a constant demand
may be found al good prices; II is a believed that MA
n"rO favorable lucati'n can bc found ON the Ohio
nNe'. Coal To operate the engine en- be had nj ve-
~ low rates. Possession will be given on the l,t
January 1871.
For further particulars apply in person ("r .fby let
~ .sT' r7il ~ dec S-3t q. M'kEE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-17

A DNilNlS TRAITORS SALT wii oIirr pr s,I-
N at public auction on Monday the lih day Of
December 1910. ut The large frame huilidng. SOUTH
END OF WHEELING BRIDGE The VALUABLE
PLANNING MACHINE. Stws, and futures L,lpnz up
10 the estate OIL G.. Wickliam deceased. also nquan-
riy of worked lumber, designed Er Steamboat Cabins.
one Pilot Wheel nud frame, together with many other.
articles ofvalue. Sale tn commence NJ 10 o'clock 4
M-TTRMs. all sums under fry dollars. cash. over
fhy dollars n credit of SIX rninihs will he given. The
purchasers giving negotiable londs with good security.
nov 26. lSiO-im. WM s WICKIIAM.
Administrator Uf Henry &. wickham deed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-17

TO FARMERS.
TASH FOR wtfEAT-T1e subscribers will raw
~ the market price IN CASH. Gor wheat, dcliy cred
az ihcIr warcli5usc or Monroe street
decj MOORE * CLARKE.
SAn tia-clls oil M,u1nila whi.kcv. 10 Casks
~ Western Reserve cheese. Caik Winter
Strained ut on hand and fr .plo ~
nov. %. JOS REILLY.
Twin PLNTE-5i brrcs TIN PLSrE I az. just
received AMI fr ,aip ~
august 2 A%TrERBURY s. CALDWELL.
INSEED or a WHITE LEAD,
2 bhi.. fir-ccd OIL,
100 kcgs white Irsd
For sale by julyil SOLOMON KING.
NOR RENT-P5u of n house on Water street.
S,uth Wheeling consisting OF two fJoms. Poo
terms apply ai this "nirc. n0s 26-Ji
SJRGERY III he pcfson who mistrJk my Case
- Of Surgical instruments fora Rcd dorOccc pDskcl
iDOk. filled with the nccdful. will rcium he SAM,
be or she my cpmc mlskcd. vcilod. or my other " ~
which shall suit their convenience br privacy. ]
will nsk nv questions or Cinscicncrs' she, nnd vii
give him or her OF wtJever my rcinm ihe same viii
ihu instruments (oJmplete for oIeTsuon) TWO 10.
LARS. 4 ANFRlLI.
oct ~ 1S7. Mako SIunre.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-17

4 DMINIsiRAToRS NoTIcE,-An person. in-
IA dehied To the estate ofDr. JoshuS Morton ds.
ceased will please call Immediately at my Office and
pay the ssrnc, the accounts ~ = tew days will De pis-
sed IN the hands IL The propss officers sr collection.
persons having ciIin,s sg rIess said estate ere request
ed 10 present Them iof settlement
.. W, MITCHELL. DR..
dec Sim for II. lianiesiy, Soc Adra.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-17

BUSINESS HABITS PRESERVED.
Persons Who have accounts unsettled vg,b ~
'nosctihcT VII pletse call and settle the same Cth. r
~ c9sh. or note before the Ist 0f Jarutry uert
"Dlch ihey VIII remember - Jlose az hand
aee =. MCtALLFN.
SuGAk--New Orleans sugar. BY the B.gsbs,d
~ % barrel Coz sale low ~ ensh.
nov " JACOB a MITCHELL.
Join fRtSSELL-iIss foroy,J a N,,
- street wheeling, nearly Opposite Geo. Dulfv'.
~ ''"p. where DO viii be always prepared To- srepl
calls 90 hs prpfes-iou.
' sept III
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-17
OFF CE
.. 8. Gregory & Co.
WHEELING, VA

The attention ofthe customers OF
ID. $. Gregory y Co. is respectful
ly solicit to the following Brill
ant Schemes for December 1910.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-17

VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
Class 3. draws at Wheeling. Der. 18th. 1910.
l prizes Of 10000 Of 1000
10000 $500
3A00 1000
so 1.0y0
Resides many other, Of $50. SC. DC.
whOl. Tickets go. halves IS. quarters e2 50.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-31
ELECTIoN FRAUDs-FURTHER INVESTIGATIONS.

6j,yand countu of .Ne,o York, ss.-Samuel 5. Wan,
dell Of 40. 800 BoTery, being duly sworn, opposes and
says, that he is acquainted with Philip Becanan and
has I1em 81 n,l number Of years; has never made
statement to him of illegal voters in the Fall OF oo or
Sprinr of 1889; has no personal knowledge Of any e-
gal votes having been polled in the Fall Of '35 or
Spring of 1892 has no personal knowledge of any per
son having been here from other States for the purpose
of maintaining the purity of our elections here and
knows nothing about the same, directly or indirectly,
except from the afidavits in the examination now 60
ing on. SAM FL .. "ANDELL.
Sworn before me, Oct. 2G, 1o4O.
GEO. w. MATSELL,
Special Justice.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-31

City and county of New York, ss.-Myer II. Marks,
after having left the for some minutes, returned,
and being farther sworn says he wishes to make an ex-
planation That he was told by the friend that was
with him that check was given to boy. This depo-
nent farther says the boy in deponents presence,
turned with the Ave SIS bills which handed to the
gentleman and by him paid to the deponent. Mr.
Dreyfous when got out, told me he understood from
then remembered that was the case. Mr.. Edmonds
was also present. Ml En- H. MAnhS'
Sworn, this Goth day of October, l64o, before me,
ROBERT II. MORRIS,
r. a., (,;t,, &c Nau. Nork
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-21

youc inlefcosihlc pairimonv and h,r,,ri-ht-f. nv,
by and ,caro not for the all,ct,on of Jsscph" or ,or.,
TO open my month to plead our cause. then .rtus
bi-iered right hand forge, its CUNNING " apd my ,o,,,
be stilled in everlasting silence. 4 rejoice that y,.
have come hither this day. to tell the uRoriaeipled con.
spirators against yorr liberties. that they SADLY m;stooL
their men. when thee lhsnyh, q, ,r,p.f.r ,hc m;.e,ohi.
dcgrada,ion ofserf like bond,ye ,b,, they counted
without their host when they nr,uo,cd IN scl von ,s
passive props to hold an the internal system ,g sl,vc
labor AZ the South. lam mr. sud to SOC vs,jp v,n,
places not with helmets all upbr,c.l- br, ,v;,L n,
your armor on: read 4. to asscrt md Jsc.,,I o,, a.
proptiiic and inal,cnobi, nos, or honor the ~, gv,rs
Of rHr Constellation o, ov
We snpruS- rha, tho aa;l.v;, ,,,l-ers of Tho dm;,,,
irniiou viii noy l.y.I 49, s-,1Is-., AZ, p,ar,rr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-21

A letter from Mr. Gibson. EIit,r Of the anc,i.,D
dated New Orleans. on the morning Of tho 9th eI,x.,
with this paragraph
MY opinion Is, that VIC have elected our three Con
Eressmen' and a ~ sIority OF The Legislature of AT le,,
10 on JOINT ballot"
a letter TO The 'liior Of iho Cincinnati Republican
dIicd on the 9th says
BY the Constitution of the State. persons mly vbo
roy slate tax, IN addition 10 lic usual qualification
OF age and residence, are entitled - the pry,I,c. .,
voting. u rs provided, however. that those ro,.e.,iu,
ihe qualifications oiage Snd residence. WIN ,baI b,y.
Purchascd lands from u. States" shall also nave Tho
rshi OF suirage. THIS provision of the Constitution
has been used by the lOcUiuco candidate. m tb.s.c.aI
and thITd Congressional Districts, with iremegJ,u,
effect Just upOntho eve Of the election. when 4 "a,
too late TOR The WhIgs - cunhteract thoir efforts. rbcy
had entered hundreds Of noIaes NJ the Register Office
as JOINT owners Of q few acres 81 land, anI given ,bco,
he property qualifications" ia accordance with al.
Constitution, NJ no expense vhaIoyer Tho contest 4,
consequence If these movements, has been very ,lr-c
and The result is uncertain. The Legislature - safe
Our m1J"uiy on pint lailJt, will be At least fifteen
votes. securing Inc election OF q firm and upc,r,t,,,,
isIng Wing 10 the q. Sistcs senate
Tue Wings throughout lie Union may dcrcnd NM,
Lo1isana n The approaching Presidential hatlc. She
- ~'und 20 the core. ~ no section Of the Enfay bs.
General HARRISON warmer friends; no where. 4. the
cause Of kefom sustained With more vlgor and ep.,oy
Tbs election ~ conclusive, inregafd 10 NE spnimeD.
" me S0uih. With The single exception Of CslbJypi.
State. we stand upon fm grounL.
One word m regard ~ New Orleans. There has
been q slngieness ~ purpose. a disregard Of personal
prcJudIces. devotion - Tie great cause, unity and do.
termination manifested b. he Wings fhrJuglout f,s
contest. Which os1uot be- sufplssod iu any ssct,,, oC
The Union They have lsboscd early snd late u1sY
smplod real and vigilance. and they deserve Inc g,,r.
l'ae 81 ell true friends 81 iho Republic. Although The
zreaicst entbus lsm has existed. and Tho election b,s
been The mist holly contested ever held IN he city.
,si tlere has not been The slightest disturbance ybat.
yer No . sisgls scene Of violence. even among the
lowest orders. h1s been witnessed. dopuviDg his
'feni tn1nph of any portion of o. moral force. Can
l''' e lact BE rce''ici in fhc history ofoD election
p any other cifg'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-21
z BSfnil !.

TRInrr2 I'd GcNERNL WNs:uNGgtr .r rnr Der
LIN ThR,rRE.-Mr. liickcii. the actor. Gives The TO,
loving account OF an occurrence at the u itj:n The.
airo:
The FIRST might Of Rip Van Wrinkle. wl,ea IN the
midst ct the scene where a., ind hiu self 1 A. in a.
h'z-ueit az inc change oi hiS native Nill a. well
Is himself alsd every body lac "a, cts. n p.r4n az
whom lac ~ sIaking inquiry mentions The nam, Of
Wash"gt1n. Rip asks. "whp is he Tho uhcr fe.
phes' : What! did you never hear ct the immortal
George Washington. the Father OF hi. corsiryr The
whole audience. frln pit To sallcr,. seemed To ri.
'nd WIN sion'ing. huzzing. %clnppiug pf hands. nui
tImpinG o: feet. made The very hIiliin- shlke,-
These 'tcaIeEiaC p!aut'is continued some time. an,i
wolnd up with t.rce distinct rounds To aiicm I
To describe 10 ynu my feelings during such m une,.
pecied uiundergIsi Of national cn;h T.il-m i. uucrly
impossible. ch"kci The team gn,hod lrrm my eyes
anu ! can assure ySu.,twaG hy a great ,lari rl,at
restrained .tyseifl'nt R Destroying all the illusion al
tho s'cGe by breaking tie icricrs with which ,h.
age ana character al Rip hal invested M. ani
~'Xrlaming. IN the fIlnlss oChslrI. GpI bless OIL
ireland
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-21

inOoS hif LtoN-Casow Uouac OF c---Tho ~.
-. 70 "n'ch In'o focoism is carrying its prpsc-;n.
non can hardly he realized hy those VII, Loys a., -
p"cu u INTO as hiding Pllces. Recent moyem. no.
'he Navy Yard NJ Brooklyn. beirsv \ nnrt o, a.. a.
n'nisiraifon sysiem-although bat a small mari T. ),
carried ihi" the most inconsidcrable afa - oCu6
Ihere IS a worthy man aud a good Whiv. Lv IN.
name OF Cnderhill. boot and shoe maker. 320 Pei
street. An officer of hrs AIrjcsiy'a Customs falled ro.
On him q week or two sinrc 10 purchase n mir NJ bo,,,
lie had fitted himself To- n pair. and had sc,aad mon
the price, when hs cye lt upon nm emb.l Psbed -,
recording the PRINCIPAL achievements in The life az
Gencrn! IL ,RRsoy.
iis NinJ"s'ys scryant parsed for a mou.cr, and
1housn' on INC snb-ireasury. AMI hard nuncy yyase.
~ INC ONCE holders, and Mr.. WooDBrRYs paper mo.
hry Tor TIE people. lie drew oil hi. loot. o,J H..
uIca,ins significantly IN hlr. UHIcrhli that he was oC
aho,her political parrish. coo4!y replied. 4 cannot irado
VIII you sur and lch thc slop.
THIS - fortunately n gone hat houI side. can ,l,,
a. And h Il Is carried out 10 This extent by IN. ~.
Jcsly = servants, ~ hsrpnles the friends Of The ne,nie g..
Iook aboni Them. The whole rycscut onc.pn bof-,
ns - ono Of the crown against The c,au,r,-,nd flo
Wings 20 for The coHniry. tho oaicc hplJers for n.
crowns-N York Car. & Jaq
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-21

NANAND THE LATE WAR-The Feds DENY
ihai Van Buren, was oppDscd 10 the intc war. They d,
not pretend that he fought any battles or incurred any
sacrifices IN The service Of his country. o. Inc con
trafy throughout the war. he dovufoi himsolff 10 mnkinS
'n'ney and 70 the qualification ofhis selfish and laIu.
nous dosircs II asboeu fully ascertaincd. that on The
night 81 The Battle Of Tippecnnoe. when General Har.
rson was ankle deep in blood. Won. peffumed like a
mlliner, was leading down @ minute IN a ball room in
Albany
Bot here exists other evidence n prove that DO was
opposed 70 TIE War. Tie was o mernhor of the y. Y
Senate IN 1912. and The first vote gave was Tor Pro,.
dental Eleriop. Mr. Madison was the War Can I,Js,s
and hs recollection vas identified Vith The prss~p,t,,
and success ~ the war Dewitt Clrntun U7s be r,d
eril Prsos Caniidste. I01 n rsu ro,sy Tar Es.,,,.
TDo'oi 70 W Haa,oIi Thissr iBor .c,ofd I'm fs
E nats oil ~s.r Y1t - e. w.