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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-25

The Repubilc q Rio GranSe,-In the late aee.uu,
from MEXICO, by The way OF New Orleans. we find Il
stated That Candles the leader Of The Federalism. had
reiired iforn before Maiomoras without fighting tho
place being considered too strongly garrisoned. and
MS own army having but q sesniy supply Of srnmuni
non seems that corruption has entered the ranks
oi me ederasis. and that The Government, leaders
Ind gold more effceni weapon than the sword. Ca.
haIes having marched upon Monterey where Arisis
YVES Stationed with eleven hundred Of he Cenfralst
troops found himself obliged 10 avoid a baule on &c
count Of The deserion Of thres hundred men. with
coionei o. inianiry. and MAJOR Gen Lopez ihe mOst
tkiiini officer IN The Federal army. This detection
was brought about IT, IL Is stated by Merfcsn money
~ ins last accounts the Federalfb were rsfreatng.
ne portion Of The army which yet inooTrupt-
ne beng firm and determined in me csuse which
fIey have sspouscd
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-25

The following sung AT The dedication of the
Log Cabin recently 1t Ohio Guy. near Cleveland il
Ohio
HURRAH SONG.
Obi Tip's the boy for 10 swing tho fail
Hurrah. kusrnh. hurrah
AMI make the Loco's all turn pale.
IIurrah, hurrah. kurrahl
He'll give them oil tarnal swiiehen,
When he begius 10 "Clare de Ki,chcd"
Hprsh hurrab. hurruh. hurrah, hu.rah hurrat; hur.
rah.
'Pioughboy:thoueh. he leads in battle.
Hurrah. hurrah. .huErab.
He's team in raising cattle.
Hrrrah, hurrah. hurrah.
And tho odd Proctor at him kicked
lie ~ The clap that never was licked.
Hurrah hurrah. hugrah &c.
His iaichsirins hangs outside the door,
hurrah, hnrrnh. hurrah.
As 1t has always done before.
Hurrah. hurrah, hurrsh
We vowed. by whigshe should DO sent
TO Washington as President
IIurrah hurrah, hurrsh, etc.
In all the State no door stand. wider.
Hurrah. hurrsh. hurrsh.
10 ask you n TO drink hard cider.
Hursh. hurrah. hurrah,
But any man that's "grabbin,"
No'er can enter his log cabin.
Hurrah, hurah. hurrsh, etc.
foI such as SwartSoui. Price and Boyd.
Hurrah. huush hurrah.
His honest 'oulwill Ger avoid.
Hnrsh. hurrah. hurrah
and poverty he thinks no crime.
But welcome IL at dinner time
,Hurrah. hurrsh. hursh. etc,
30 here's three cheers for honestTp
Hurrah. hurrah, hurrah,
We've got The Iocos on the hip,
,,, Hprah. hurrah. hurrah
Wei row them all far up Salt River
nsfe lei ihen stand to shake and SILVER
Hurra H. hurrah hurrab etc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-25

SATURDAY MORNING, April IS Isae.

TU\fIE Professional Teacher, of the CITY OF wheel
y ing. and Of the neighboring counties either
side OF the Ohio river respectfully requested
meet ut the Hall of the Wheeling Institute Monday
the Ssth OF this month. at o'clock in The even.
ing for the purpose of forming association auxiliary
to the college Of Teachers at Cincinnati And for the
further purpose Of sending representation the Ma
iional Convention Of Teachers which 10 to be conye.
aeo al Washington city on the 9th Of May next
Literary and scientific men Of the city and neighbor
hood friendly improvement IN general education
are solicited to attend. THOMAS TOwNSEND.
np 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-25

fully examined the journals OF the General Assembly
Tor Ls ssssor hen the proposed ASSURE Of seiing
90, e ef coriood sSssders against nepssai
ta,, Of he Stsfe for tsited fimr. 70 yayne fe
posed tse5 81 the cart e0ssef eOsrictcn wssap-
der consideration. well the stat To laws of36e
STATE in relation - the soblec--and have CAV eW-oo
above statement of all the material iskts and
circumstances Of the case.
Al my request. William Miner. Esq. Clerk &C the
L. = Courts for Ohio. and Lyme Starting. Jr Clerk OF
the Supreme Court aud Court Of Common Pleas for
franklin coonty. have examined and compared the
statement with the laws and ioumas and added their
certificate Gifts correctness;
Very respectfully.
ALFRED KELLY
A. the request of A. Kelly, Esq. have CAREFUL,
examined the foregoing statement. and compared tbs
with the laws AMI journals therein referred TO
and hId the he fairly and correctly forth
WILLIAM MINER
LYME STARTLING: Jr
tfso~ sec ls. Of the supplementary act. Ohio Laws
| vol Xix page 1877.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-25
GRAND NATIONAL wHc SONG

Written for Mr.. HENRY RUSSELL. BY HrsKY Jous
SHARE. Of Nee York
Dedicated to the Wings Of the whole Republic
In The strength Of your might. frsm each mountain
and saley,'
Sons Of Freedom arise the time is n, hand
Around Iibertys STANDARD. we'll rally. we'll rallyk
The S;arSpansled Banner floats tho land
Then let the proud Eagle spread his wings wide
der.
And hurst f,sI te trammels which strive TO Aain
'lf rise in strength. IL spcss bnt IN thunder.
The kii of s,ripd bunting will lieu ISL again.
For cur Rights and laws well stand 6rsn and
united;
The bleod nf our Fathers shalt nccr he forgot
The Faith and the Honor which they sacrcily pligh.
ted.
Shall never &c tarniSi cd by Anarchy's slot
Around Iibery's standard well rslly we'll rally;-
GID TIrrEcASoE, boys. the waichword shall he;
Its echo will thunder from each mountain and valley
OF the Home Of the hraye--thc Land OF the free
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-25
ron THE TINES.


Mr.. WaartOn: As al your readers who were there
must know. the Oraiorio performed in the Episcopal
Church on Tuesday evening passed of very well and
gave general satisfaction. The FIRST piece The Lord
is King" perhaps performed throughout, the hes,
Of sll,he Bass Sslo. Chorus. &c. was particularly
grand AMI The choruses performed with spirit
The Chorus sho Of the "Judgmen, Hymn" was sub
lime and the trumpet part thrilling terrific In the
Them I'm wash my hands &C." the duet, Il will walk
nnoc~nily Sc. WINS surprising the passage 10 deliver
me and be merciful unto me-" could not have been
sung with better effect i, rdced beautiful Tha,
good old anthem Denmark" WIS not sang--,hs was
to be regretted il is Of the very best pieces
| the programme.
The performance generally in good style and
taste. and reflected credit those who have been
instrumental in getting iiup, it must however. he nd
u.i,ed that general defect the choruses were moi
loud enough Ell the church--an addition of soms
Is or 90 voices or instrument, would have improves
them vastly
BY why Of suggestion. would ask IL il would no
be good plan for the Musical Professors and ANA
teurs Of our City to unite and iorn large and efI-c
tive Sacred Music Society," There are few towns O
the size Of Wheeling, where there one or nor
such societies established aware there hay
been Sacred Music Societies in this City, but frou
some cause other they do live very long thin
the reason is that they have been Got up ON sun
cienily extensive and extended principles woul
propose the holding Convention Of all our Churc
ChoS and-oiher Musical Societies, for the purpose
forming City Choir. with snne hundred or hundre
and fifty members such a society would certainly b
great acquisition to City, aud think might h
got ny on permanent base, What say you Professor
! and Amaieursi Youx resp't A.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-25

good Loco Foco. yesterday. told Us. that o friend
Of his. living in the upper part Of Illinois. SOLD las,
week. a half section OF land for ONE DOLLAR AND
TEN CENTS AN ACRE. the land lac had two years aro
frequently refused Cor GTe dollars per Our in.
f,rmani remakcd that hc could not tell what this state
ofthings was tending to- We assured him. us we now
do alt that To change this state Of things. We mus,
make change Of men Mt the head of government
Try Gen. Harrison. We can be 10 worse certainly
The present rulers Washington pledged not N
change their present pnlicy IL they elected no
change in the time be expected Therefore, We
repeat ssnn. !et all who desire change. unite in
clecting tho Hhig Candidate
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-25

DEMOCRATIC WnIss.--The wings Of Piscatnqup
county. Maine. he'd great meeting last week. A.
m''ng the speakers we . Ex-Governor Kent also c. .
o -, ate supporter Of Van Burn. We give ore
sentence Of Gene.al HIodsons speech:
Mr. Chairman, (said Cen. IL told my party years
ago that they were departing from the ancient Dem,
cratic land marks, and that tho Nhigs rnarchin.
up to The in donble quick tune. and is fact
sir. that the Wings now occppy the high ground on
which the Democrats OF 8cS proudly stood"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-25

The President Of the United States has seen IuA
d'ssatiaoiioa, soers II me General Government 10.
King on various active parts the election
Of public funo onaries whether Of the general state
governments Freedom o. elections being essential 10
he mutual Independence Of government snd Of che
different branches Of the sae government 20 vitality
cherished by most Of our constitution is deemed IN
PROM for o5Eosrt depending ne Executive Of Ge r.
nioR 70 attempt 70 control or influence the free ever
ctse oi The eicctive right md further "a s expected
votes Of oiscrs nor N take m any part in me bu.ine
81 electiouaering. that being deemed inconsistent
with ths Constitution and his duus- TO a. TRosuas
J,fsyson
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-25

We must reduce labor low, and bring things to
their specie value"
Senators Calhoun and Buchdnaa.
TIE Tariff Of 1923 has made all the difficulty
Bring things the specie value and free trade and
you may meet Europe on the same level and COM
pete for the market Of the world"
Senator Calhoun.
Il have addressed enquiries 10 tweny-seven gov
@ernmentl OF Europe. and find that twenty-five have
adopted the Sub-Treesury"
fPresideHf Van Buren,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-25

TES GALLON LAw.-A: nld fellow in Rankin Co.
lately made the o!lowing argument against the law
I'm agln IT, because suppose a mans got two doar,.
and he wants some sugar and c,ase for his wife and
children Now he cant buy less than gallon O.
~hiskey. anil That oosts dollars. We'll what's his
wife and children Ia do for sugar and coffee 80
We lock upon this argument as conclusive.
Ticks5urgA Wig.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-25

~ A. IN extir rutshsr n III he slsnder. us.,u
General Harrison, of the Globe and other kindred tyips
Dot the Van Buren, party read ,e Iloyging from fhs
Own Vice President or him Colonel Richard M
Johoson TINS spoke IN The House OF Representative
whilst a member Of that body.
90 ne career Of Gea. Harrison 7 need speak
the hiscrv q the West s his history For forty ysar.
he ms ben Identified with s utcresis its perils and
d. hopes Universally beloved IN tho walks Of poscs.
md Distinguished ~ bis sbdty IN The councils of 80
etlrfy, hs has besr yet ilsinousy Distinguish.
81 IN the field. Durng The lsso ,pur he ,vas longer
~ aciual eervics tan any ohcf genersi ocs 10 Uss
psrbaFs efcacf IN aeisn lhsa eng ons % ib-a. AsD
MI s-y1krzpa DrrtGf"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-25
J. Il. WHARTON, Esaor and Prepriaor.

TEExs--rhe Tri-weekly PAPER is Published on
Tsesdsys Thursdays AMI Saturdays. At IS per annum
in advance &c at the end of the year 90 for six
months No subscriber reeeivsd for less term than
months.
The Weekly paper. the Western Virginia Times. is
pabished ON "Wednesday So so per annum in ad-
vance. oS - If not paid within month from the
beginning of the year No new subscribers will be
ee'ved. except such ms pay in advance. For months
Tor ie1 term than sin months. and paper discon.
tnaed. cxcept n, the discretion Of the publisher. until
al srreAraScs are paid.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-25

80 THE LOG CABIN AND HARD CIDER
'CANDI DATE--Gen Harrison. when parting from
regiment Of his soldiers Just after the Indian said
To them-"Gentlemen. " you 20 Vincennes
you will always find plate md knife and fork at
NY table. and assure you that you viii find
my door shut aad ne string Of 0e latch PnLed an"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-25

MILITARY DANDY OF THE Box ToS-ayyiIl
you take supper. Sir Hary'" said noble hostess to
sI'en%. o. the Tenth. who wa rolling and quizzng
and anudinsyng through her splendid oparmen,s a.
parimenis
You Play7"
"Neo cut all keords too
Then you must dance"
neo' my dear Leddy Mary, sbouninnis dancing .
Du' you must SIR Harry have partner for you.
well. tFot.hsr out"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-25

Reader did you ever look at the bowl Of +. .,oo,
hed horzonialiy and your face IN IL AZ s,ynd .nd
80 Jolly - thatofs fst frsT and The, .,ddori. ,
ne bowl into q perpendicular position. behold 81
sane isee ~ long and dolefl as That Of ~
NE doloiui oountonsnoei Well. Just ,ueh = cbansa
hss ne lace Of loco Focoism underrope yy,bi- -
last three months -PreBfi~e '"e
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-25

ONE TERM.-From the Peoples candidate:
NoRTH BESD 18Th Dec. 1888.
deem il proper at this time 10 the assurance
heretofore frequently made that should be elected
the Presidency. will under circumstances consent
% be a candidate Cor a second term.
VIM IT, HARRISON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-25

doctor once returned coat to hn tailor bee,,..
dad not exactly suit him. The tailor saer,ys,d. -.
ing The doctor a. funeral Of one Of his pa,spts .,i
70 ban. an doctor you are happy man" WHY
90 inquired ne doctor. "Becsuss." ssd the tailor
you never have sny q your bad work returned ~,
vylr ts1ds f
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-25

- "1n al ages. aad m all countries :, has been
observed that the cuS Of the soi those who
are least willing 10 part with their rights. and submit,
'shomSelges 10 the will Of master"
VIM. II. HARRISON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-25

Isaac Hill was, for several years United States Sen
ator, and subsequently Governor Of Now Hampshire
During the last war, he editor Of the New Hamn
ssire Patriot as he continues TO be up to this time
ne fatriot ct November %. 1913, contained the fol
lowing paragraph fiom the pen of Isaac Hill:
What man living. whose whole hear md sovl !,
not British that cannot sincerely rejoice in the late vic
lones OF Perry and Hsrrison that does not feel pride
IN the vaor and patriotism Of the heroes of the west
VINO have freed country largo the empire Of Alex
ander the Great from the Indian iomahawk md SCALP
ing kniei If there be such one he is traitor 10
his country he possesses the spirit OF EurdeYerr
The Patriot ofJanuary 7h, 1872 cor lained the fol-
loving relating to the letter Of General liar
rlson addressed to Congress after the glorious battle
Of Tippecanoe
10 every American who feels for his count-v.
sure" p'a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-25

mere W." great meeting of the friends OF Harri.
coo Tyler IN Frederick. Md on the ooh inst II
was oou"ty Convention and crowds appeared from
every section The number was eriimated a, 10 600
great variety Of appropriate banners and badge. wer.
displayed to delight the heart and music for ear rrb,
assembly was addressed by r. J. Bowie. John p Ken.
cay Hon. Edward Stanley Of N C.. Gov John Pope
KY and NJ. Profit of Indiana.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-25

IheIo are some persons 50 very far below eontsnp,
mat we cannot by any possibility feel any Indignation
'o"aru hem. Among these rank little John Ne
fsrra"' Esq and the only reason We have for giving
MN the Importance Of drawing him into our paper !,
that some Of the citizens Of sandh may moi civ, m,
creditor an assertion made by this person for remark,
mat we never made. He took one Of our papor. 10
that place and in speech read the following ,on,.no.
nom IT, representing IL to have been written by ust
LA00'efs are bought and sold like Merchandise -
ms sentence M fact. Perverson Of the remarks
o. Si'' DAVIS made by l'sc Hall in the New Hanpshior
rar'o' and we inserted il but TO say that il was "a l.e
y quoted There is story Of an atheist taking the
b'oie 70 prove there was no God. lie read There is
no Cod With the context it reads. The FOOL ..yeth
IN ms heart there Is no God."-This is SIMILAR ca..
fool ,sid. re ssid the above
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-25

oAVsks oI IiiE OVERTHROW o. THE Loco Focss-
The United States District Attorney In cor,'.,9:...
with gentleman in this city on THURSDAY las, rs,'
Poohng The causes Of the defeat of his party In ,sn
" question, remarked, that "hers were sns ir.i
causes some general casses and a variety of other
causes, which he did.not exactly know
Hartford Co,frart
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-25

VJIhe Van Boren party aro called q tho south,
west. and properly too the Exchoquer Bank party.
a Lieutenunt Of Tho y s Marines hes been cash
age.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-25
Et,aes 81 sIUprrtinsr.

PUBLISHED rnI.wEEKLY AND WEEKLY
AT ruE coRSEz or UNION AND WATER srs.
WHEELING. VA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-25
VIRGINIA ELECTION

~ the election IN this county Thursday last. no
Van Bnren man was run but the party centred on a
wing and marched up TO the polls and voted for him
to n man, and what wus the RESULT They COVE him
all told,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-25

MAnshAI CouSTr.-Msks way for Msrh.rl-
nos. hi'chie' letter writers can. como it. Marshall
fuily redeemed The day i, our own there. cald.
wen :. elected by 81 majority How do yeu feel now.
SafA hi'hie' Has Marshall done noblyi Aye, she
has all that
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-25

Atour last dates from lsltnorsi Howard Ct Flour
was selling ct IS. per barrel.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-25

Well done old Brooke. Here i, large, vo,. N. :,
was ever before given in Brooke, and the majority il,
~. Van Buren,. msjoriy wa, NOR, than 2so
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-25

LIST Disirict--John w. M-rdangh. of Norfolk.
% do James w. Pegram. of Petersburg.
I'd do wm s. Archer, of Amelin
4ih do Rich'd kidder Meade. Of Dinwiddie.
5th do Henry r. Watkins. Of Prince Edward
9th do James c. Bruce. Of Halifax
7t do whiimel p Tdnstall. ofPiitsylvanis.
Sth do Thoms. Joyncs, sfAccomock.
9Th do Norborne E. Sutton OF Caroline.
I0,h do wilIoughby Newton. OF wesimoreisnd
lIrh do James Lyons Of Richnopd City.
i2h do Valentine w. Southali. Of Albemarls
4 9th do John s Pendleton, Of Rappahannock.
l4th do John Janney. Of Loudouh.
18th do Andrew Hunter. OF jefferson.
18th do Philip Williams, Jr. of Frederick
l7th DO VIM Seymour. OF Hardy.
! Sih do Briscoe G. Baldwin. Of Augusta.
18th do Ballard Smith. Of Greenbrier.
20th do Edward Johnson. Of Botetourt.
2lN do John ~ Humes, Of Washington.
Odd do George w. Summers, OF Kanavyhn.
23d do waitnan T. Wiley. Of Monongalia.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-25

Inc Globe says We do not know how low grain
may iaii IN g paper money country" Can he seIl
no" 10" II would fall IN specie countryi
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-25
Lrsem tas Ohio Conf,,lss,e.l

"Sirke my name rom IN. nottingham list
Il cannot do that work LEVI MALLERSEr
We have particular pleasure in presenting to
fellow citizens the Lich fliows We
rejoice that tho light of truth is breaking in upon the
minds Of connirymcn, ami that the despoism vt
severe and relentless party spr, which has cursed the
country fT years is about to he oycrthrswp The Vi
tai principle Of civil liberty is freedom of thought
framework ofiges Institutions, without independence
OF opinion and action. is but "a whiicd sepucher.-
The fierce tyranny Of the .araps u the dannani PAR.
" has last walked up the spri; of rebeliisn--he
strong CHAINS in which they have conirived TO bnd
their victims. giving way. and men beginning
to rcmsmbcr that they freemep and Amorican Gilt
gems. We nced not tell the ciizens Of Ohio who Gen
McELvAIS is BY long and faithful public service ir
peace and N war. he has made hinsclf cxtensiy ely
known n patriotic and hoarahlc man. An officer
IN the regular srIay durng the late he did good
service ia battle. IN the hot campaign Of the Niagara
| frontier aud nndcr uarrsac in the Northwest. Al
early and fast friend Of jackson. he member
both Electoral Coedses which cast the vote OF Ohi'
FOR the hero of Orleans. aud of the Van Burpr
Electoral Ticket OF s36. Subsequently for n series
OF years occupying the place Of Indian Agent TO iis
Ohio Tribes he ably and successfully discharged the du
ties of that responsible appointment. aud unlike hos
Of his contemporaries received and dsburscd annually
thousands OF the public money with "clean hands -
lie had M Etching palm" and dollar OF the peO
plos treasury stuck to his fingers. JeHS McEIvAr'
has been the strong sn Of the so9ssGnt Democrati,
party III this regon--the only the Oifceholdcr
could bring out. with any prospect Of successful com
petition. iinst popular and excellent Representa-
tive IN Congress, J. Ridgvay But difficult be con
csses TO have been burst the shacklos of party
n hard It brave the dcnunciaiions which h
knew TO await him. General McELwAINE is too homes
to shrink from his duty TO his country We com
mend his article the attention of the public and Is
Ioeially to that portion of fcllow clzcns whol.
he addresses himself
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-25

M AHOcAEY 400 feefcsrIed vsresS..
w 1000 feet shade Voueer.. 800
sctts Mahogany Char uG,
90 doz d. Knohs
sprl IS -. -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-25
4226

Last year. sleenrods majority in Brooke. was $50.
ms years greater vote poled and tho majority
was77.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-25


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