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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01
w. u. TYSON.
OPPOSITION

OPPOSITION,
GOOD INTENT STAGE coMrANY,S
Two DAILr Lists roa BAITI
(fm MORE. WAsmNoros CRY Pm.
ssSsSpeessssfsS.<9 IaDEIrHIA AND Nav yosS A.,
G2EEE tue wny oiihO National Road
nd Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road.
IlLOT LINE leaves Wheeling rvEEY MOANING
ut '"clock reaches Frederick second morning ,nd
mNcH The morning line o arriving at Sa;imore IN
ne to take the liue Of for Phiiad.phia ,ud Ne,
York, Wv"
GOOD INTENT LINE leaves Wheeling every
AFTERNOON; reaches Frederick second evening AMI
taxes The mnil line immediately for Ba,iH,ot.
where they arrive ia time TO take the nprnir, Inc al
cars Tor Philadelphia aud New York
The above lines. for speed and safety .r- believed
MOTTO be surpassed by my Stage lines in the L S,ntes
"a Racing positively prohibited.
W. oihce nr-t door above the United Stats. Hotel
Water street Wheeling Va
%. lat ICillNSOS. Prop'r d. agent. WhecIiny Va
A. BEAI.L. do a, Cn,,b. -, Nj
i. SAklNER, DO 10 do do
w H. STEI.LE. do do Hagerr,o~n do
j. n WEARr. do do Baltimore. do
APT
AE AcKEREi..-20 barrels Ma } M,cL.r.I IN
We prime order. just received aud for sale ~
June II, FORSYTH MOORE x CLARKE
LNlNE HUNDRED LBS. salararuS; 900 y,lIn,s
l. sporm OIL. just received and for sale hv
mayi NJ REttIy
4 NOBACCO.-20 kegs sit twis, Tobacco ,C:srnc,
IL Miles brandt just received and Tor sale by
mar W. +. TYSON
- TONS LEAD
- los Kegs Beatty'sFF = G. & Rock PoNJ.,
lOo bags Shot assorted Nos. store 4 for snle by
III PANTONS y TiNCI.E
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01
rATENT CORN PLANrER.
NO THE FARMERS or OHIO. BROOKE
Il MARSHALL. EINfON.r AMI IEEEERSnr

" FHE FARMERS or OHIO. BROOKE
MARSHALL. BELMONT and JEFFERSON
Iounes.-We again desire &c IN ute your particular
Stanti1n u thts invaluable Improvement, and 'ss-
'stly request goa to call, the 6rSt time come
~ NhsellR;, n our to-EI~o NTov., Hoe. Il Fun.
sisuiso and FARNtSa UrFSstL Estabh<hp.at
hain and Union streetsl and pure base one of thes.
mplenshts (wIth ths aJ Of which one man can do
rs mush WORK 4. three OF tour me1 without before
s9u commence planting your corn in the OH fnsb.
- nj lsj 'riSas manner And if you arc not salts
N'd With its psrtnrm inces and convinced IF its
s1e,t utility after aniing all your corn with H. ,r,
will take Il back, shlrSa thing for the use of it.
AMI return the moicy 4 ivluceG. -
Fros OF 'hs hath1as SIG. Terms, one half ca h.
balance payable after corn pI1ntin- -
"a Cut.PERrSO 4 (,RPErS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01
INSlIRANCGS,
WESTERN INsrRANCE CoMPANY

NAEaINL SSbJ.NUU.
Wis company. being duly organized Is pre
pared TO mako Insurance on every description
OF IRE and Marine Risks such a. Dwelling Hons.
0'ore ii"us-s' %c with their contcnts Also Steam,
i'' BOATS ana hee' Beats. with thcir csrgns to
and from any port the Ohio and NIisz,.,,,,,,,
OF '"er tributary streams Application for Insur,,rc
:" Dc made in' the present at the oGirc srihe Wheel
ing savings Institution. 2 H. GREER e.. . .
mar = - IN ''tft p '
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01

I'hA ttlEBS.--lj SACHS Fr41hrrs Just received
Il snd for sale Nv
ATTERB V. CALDWELL d co
'hiLDtEN TEETlNNG.-T. Mothcrs and Nur
- s+s-fou are aware thar there are hundreds q
u"se little ones you dearly love. who ar- d,,ly hur
80 mt an untimely grave from that distressing ,al
- -, S''"i's Which almost every. infant falls
prey TO at the time Of dcntiion therefore. ,,, VI,
afs ni"'hers and have rho care of those iule ones
;Nou'i apply to Paris Celebrated soothing Syrup for
ininntle Teeth. which has preserved thousands ,hen
past recovery. from that destructive ravager
S1,e at al 81 Clair street. next door to the ALE
gheny bridge. Pittsburgh and a, 10 North r,b,I,
Philadelphia gum -
ns"--fo' sale AT the store of JOHN FISHER
Wheeling Va - =
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01

A ORGANISATIONS accommodation of his ,li
~ CUSTOMER the sUhseTihsT IA adIiiion IN IN. stool
" '"'''"" '"''4S' iuIpH Yarns, &C., has Laid IN IN
''"'li"-ii OF CHOICE GROCERIES NJ ms new SAND
W -l"iNe' street lew doors below Thatch.rs Cbsi,
'h''''N Formerly the Wheeling Grocer, d, ,,hi
h' especially ~, ICES their attention II;s ,.L :,
Pr,'"Ht comprises Young IIysnn and Cunpoyda,
80 oi superior quality Green RIO, Old Rio AM
Java COFFEE; New Orleans White Havana and
,,'ai S1HARi Sugar huLse MOLASSES Western
- &c oiiht.Sh Sus1uehanua SfIAD Rice, Pre-
IareS COCOA, Chocolate Rice Flour Super Winter 80
sperm and Tanners OIL Pepper Alspicc. Mustard
l.sl', .Nulrncss, Nace.Sc. tocr29l d. HULL
4 NAFS, CAF'S--Just received from New YnJE +,
~ wei! selected aSsOrimslsl of Fur a CLHh C,rs -,
every SIZE and description. which will be sold Low,
Oall al the Hat & Cap store Of
w. w q :. IL JIMESOV. I69 Main 81
sept lift -
DOOKs-Glimpsos OF the Old World. . ,o!, Lv
= Rev J. s. Clark,
stephens Travels in Egypt. Arabia. Holy Land. & c
do do " Greece, Turkey &c
Todd's Students Manual
Lesl omplete Cookery,
CUmh,'s IhysIo'ogy,
Rreckcuridgcs Late War
Also, variety OF Miscellaneous md large sapp!,
School Books. Just received and for sale nv
ofsep JOHN FISHER. 1873 Mai, street
~ EW BOOKS Cudsworhs intellectual S.sIeIo
' OF lhc Universe, erigIcs and Aspasia Wonder.
81 tnc Universe, Biography OF the Signcrs the Dec
aralion oi dependence life OF Washington and PAT
rich Henry, &c, just received ami i,,r sale by,
aug STEPHENSON & GARWOOD
- HALF CHESTS SUP'R Y. HYSoN TEA.
90 DO d9 Gunpowdsr da
30 Bags strong scented RIO COFFEE
- Bbls. 80. MNCkER!I large sise
10 do No. trimmed SlIAD.
1000 Lbs. Loaf q Lump SUGAR. jus; received
and Tor sale b. N RElIy
/ July g.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01
DFSPEPST4, DYSpyCsT,I,

~ ,"y' q ne iEcacy II D.. IEayIicG's W ii ...es
~ StNES HAETIAN, Of Suunyto,p y, entirely
"'ed Of the above d,cose. which no az, -,
-. ~ years. III. symptoms were sense of detor.
m oppression after eating, distressing pain in th,
~ INC stomach nausea, loss of appetite ri,dnrssi
oil sight extreme debility aauencv. acrd
s,I -" '''''e ''"'s vomiting, and puin in the right
49,, 80 PeN'" OF spirits disturbed rest hn,nesS and
"o'G 10 pursue his business without cat,ing mime
uI''e exhaustion and WEAKNESS Mr. Hartman Is L,n
20 s'ale TO the public, aud IL willing 70 give apv in
,orHa.on 10 the afflicted. respecting Tho yyorerla,
C,,,'' "e received from the use OF DIR HARIICH'S
0""- SS'"she"iTNg and German A,.erieuf PiHs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01

49, aHt ioc CotGH' 10 no, he,icc, II -
L,,i. nave met premature death for the wap,
:, N'ue a''eHton to a common cold
ha'eruu cough or n coIJI n, S-.- =
r'1 syrup Of Prunus vrrriniuna. or wJ Chr. !.
,nt1''H, prescription. and used IN nm c,,cpsi -.
'''" mast posi,'r,iy osorci rei,f and .avc Won,
-. ""'n' disease. consumption which u,uaIIv
'oyely and the CAV. "'O 'i1' MS t'if' The
.-Ne YOU cough Swavne's prun,. y.-..,..,.
,,l ~ merry syrup Is The only remedy yog s.o,lJ
=" euro you For ihi. PLAN reason .-rbui :, -,
@ ., re thousands uf eases where !. sas -. ..s.i
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01
WASH will be paid by The subscri6eTs Tor Cloy
~ and Timothy seeds
Jan - JACOB & MITCHELL

DIN MOORE, late Superintendent of the Cir,
- Water Works. informs the citizens of Whoel,p,
'a' nc mas purchased out Mr. G.. W. BROOKS. Piu,i
r ana Is fully prepared furnish all articles IN IA
inc, such a. Hydranis, Lead Pumps Pine, at y,,i,
h."us ana sizes, Hacrs' Kettles, and Sheet Load :
n1N'nS ms machine propelled by steam. he will n,
'pe 20 furnish all articles in his Inc with punctu,
AMI dcSpai,h
Wheeling. Va. Feb 7. lSIO-Iv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01

81 TONS LIND,
- l65 Kegs BeluysFF = {: & Rock Powder
100 bags Shot. assorted Nos IN store A G,, 81. -
MI PANYONS a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01
WHEELING SAVINGS INSJTTU.
It o months

The ss Sc proporiiOndte interest will be allowed
on dsJust-s IA 4dc for specified periods Of tn", a.
on dcpYsIcs suhisc 10 The above periods of noicC.
The btSInc.s hours Of the lRst!tu' ION axe from 9
clock all IL \. NJ aud from till Z. ". but, for
the acCom'uod alton of trnScnt depusItoTs checks
walls be cashet and Scpnsiies will he received At any
time before and after these hours the option Of
tbs 4. etsITsr.
Ill Ell GREvn rrn,snrcr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01

rNNNi. ~ RN.BtJAD rKNNSrDN
~ TlTIJV -B1Iumptc e. Ptftsjurgh & T. s ID.
POrttsIs BJtt L.ues. F5r frIns .orfs ia of Msr-
chtl leo n 10 Pol t-s o. b tlu uorC and Phil1d.
Warch Iuse on Csual Blsin Liberty Street, Pitts
burgn
vii pay River Freight on an ~ ,doce consign
81 % me az PlttsJurx1.
yil maze no charge Tor commission OF drsy-
age.
VII rs-oi It for aIl sB1is seEtru OBJ o.. deliver
81 mn 11 ~ - RtitipIre er Philadelphia az lit
fJll3.v.uz 1rcss itom PiusJur1h
TBBIc-p -Jcnts per- ~
Flour t}3 cents per ib.
All stisr ncigit az the rcysllr established prices.
81 r. DIVINE, AGENT.
REFERE FCES
F.nsyfh Moore q. Clarke. J. g. J. Reilly Gr1y
McCgy Wheeling, MJ5os Rhodes. Budg, port,
az 81 su
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01

Ns GLASSES & SUGAR-lI7 Ehds y O-I.,,-..
~ Sugar; % bib. do Afola,>r.-,Il Of ,-,,i
iua'l'y aud IN prime order snd Tor sale unU.u,I D.,
oy FORSYTH, MOORE a CLARKE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01
H-ry, -rp Pf,iirTsnvEGH, March 70, Iato
% NV TRANSPORTATION line mn r. -, ~,
I EAIIlMOIlE 4 ~

III RGh AND L. :. PORTABLE BOAT iiIrS
nc aoove line &as Jus, boon formed. and all A..
IiIs completed Tor Transporting NercbSp
III, 10 ana rom Baltimore via. P,nnsyivanis onj
BIFGEs t"~td by Steamboats, vii r7rr, 81.
S2oiS 10 and from Baltimore 10 Unyrc =, - 'tIs
winch wil ensoe this Lne to pass goods tSraI,aI
The Warehouse on ferty streer. I,to',. oor,,.; i,
ready to receive Frciyht S~HNN' ~HN "a nov
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01
E4NIRh q MARINE I'M nance

kECElNED-Dicks work. complete m :
oS. N'iih gyrnns works, ard Lockhnr,s Iif. of s.,
lo"lheys PucIica works Botas history I'm, -,
''oh Eerey Anecdotes. Life and Time OF Runv,r
STEPHENSON a CARvOoD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01
- GREE; Trelsnrer.

r-=SzStSR NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Tg==zz=zsstss THREE DAILY LINES FOR
baltimore, WASHINGTOf CITY, PIfILA
DELPH!l anil NEW YORK. Erfruor4inarg
SpesiE! 4. :. MAIL CHARIOT LTNE-rnREE
PASSENGERS ONLY.
kuns through TO Balumorcby coniractin IL hours,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01

Leaves wheeling every iUOrlng AZ 2 Ia o'clock
Takest1c mail rail road cars Frederick, arrives ia
Baltimore second morning thom Wheeling } taSrs
mai cars and rel, hes Philadelphia, Washington
eIty, New No'k same dgy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-08
BAD THINGS

~ hi.NtrS
We find m the Globe the following ro,;,. ,oS LII
tFohal delicate coumrnts
We have seen a letter from Greensburr Pe,n.vI.
vaniae from a highly respectable CITIZEN. which state,
that Wing orators at Wing meetings in that yfc;u;,y
have read pretended copies Of letters reu,e, enteJ In
have been received from ths Post Office Dep,rtmen
Oy severnl PosfmaSier. admonishing Them chat tb.v
must be more vIgilant in support OF the Administrator
or they would he removed ftom office"
Not satisfied with the most aadacious and in6,mo,.
iaisehoods. the Wing pariizans dc not hesitate 10 re-
sort to positive 6DrgerIes. which prove that their =.
'hors are hitter subjects for the pcnIientiary than for
The public Offices which thoy are seeking, by mem.
SO proiigate and corrupt rs to form a new era IN the
politics ofour country.
Now, whether any such letter was ever receiy ed NJ.
Is noticed. is certainly very doubtful, and IL IS even
more doubtful whether aay such copy Of a letter wa.
read At u wing meeting; but if both are facts, then
10 At ut likely that what the orator Of the Wing mel.
ing read wssa true copy ola real letter. DO NOT we
see every day removals from office under government,
on no other grounds Than mere want of ,ai, Do va
not know that earnest labor on the part Of postmaster.
to pron'ote the circulate Of Ezra Globes. and to col.
Iect money for us publisher. the late Postmaster Gen.
eral' Is encouraged by the promise that lhey shall enc,
ne tosersT The Globe, we hope. does not pretend
TO soy that the letter sent by Amos Kendall 90 The no.,.
masters ~ a forgery. We happen to know TINT \, va.
. pfeuy hihograph. - hnely executed thai, many conn.
Wy Posimas'ers were rs iickled rs Punch with ths
ioea mat hey had got a real letter in the true au,o-
g'Hph Oh tne greni man. One poor fellow WINS show.
ing Ms 10 usIn great triumph. when we bunt The
oooole by showing him how such Originals" were
manufactured. lie was amazingly morified n, losing
what be ihoughtwasa real coup d'epaulr from n 80,
man The editor ola weekly paper
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-08
wHIPTHEM Iy-w1up rurum

LION OUT independent voters. who have leh IL,
AIMS OF Van Burenism. or have become disati.6ed Win
lho alarming and destructive course of Inc leader, a,
ine party, and refuse TO unto with Them in erv;nc-
down with the Bnnks-aown viii all the papor money
except Treasury noies-down with rorporat;o,,
oo"h with credt-down with wngcs-dnvn with ,,o.
unee THIS week look out for the ghippersin n,nod
Ean Buren Committees. who are TO visit Their ,e.nee.
i've wards. and search you oUt. and peaceably m tb.v
o'n' 'iR lorcibiy u they must compel Won 10 90 IN, no
parry uyht or wrong Honest and indepondent go.
les, who love your county more than psrtv-,nd..
pendent heemen' will you submit 10 ihis po,fy Jict,.
uon' ihis daring interference with the free cSencise Of
we n'ghest snd dearest rights Of fecmen. and Do he
ni1oing OF The would be diciaiors. and siavisbly yo,.
mo ticket Which they wunld pot into your hands, Il
- 700 Pisin that We have been TOO long 5eceiy.d i.
ihsif professions and promises. and insf I'D Of, 90
have received o serpent" A serpent ~ Tho r. 81
P1rty. ne Willy and cHnning. and which v,I :, -.
destroy our prosperity and happiness as f,at ,yL,oh ~
vaded Paradise; unless We have the moral -.
courage 10 prefer our county and The ,Dsr,,,ssn. ~ ~
have made o. rich md happy, r. mi, demon ,C....
for one who have been forced by tho 49,
pnnciPies opd measures oftbc ruling pary n L,.sL a..
ehains and sb1cslcs Of part ylnay-wt1 .t,,l -.
1'o'e' a'l uph" 'd-c0uo vhon thet may stg -.
.''y W.T. ~ day Or by highland viii an wd,,,t,G
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-08
MARTIN VAN BUREN.s FALL.

u IL amusing TO mark the moderate tone IN which
many OF Mr. Van Buren's supporters now speak OF him.
The fascination under which they have moved for the
last lhree years seems TO have suddenly lost lie charm
The wand of The magician Is brokon-ihe blind hive
recovered their eye sight, and the dumb begin Ia
speak. And Judging from the deyelopomenis Of opin-
ion which the changed condition Of things daily produ.
ees' u VIII scarcely excite our wonder IL. nj the end of
ms ierm' Mr. Van Buren, should find Il difficult to dis
cover a single personal friend TO escort him bach 10
hlHderhook. lie has no per0onal popularity. None
OF ms adherenis feel an attachment 10 him, aud when
The last parasite turns his back on him, he will stalk
i~nendless m the midst ofthe political desolstion which
he has produced. The evils brought upon The coun.
wy by his adminIstraiion-ihe apprehension ofothers
SUI more PenicIous, should Il be prOlonged-and the
reeoheclIon OF the deaf ear which lac has invariably
turned W the complaints Of n suffering people-com-
oine 10 prevent any feeling Of sympathy from rising
within ~, when We behold the daily Jesertion of
some Of his inends-lhe frequent symptoms Of cunning
deseriIon IN others. and the diminished real OF h, co.
lossis. The decline Of a great man may Justly cbaL
lenge our admiration and respect but when high pre-
tension. uubackod By any sterling quslitics of gen ius
or virtue elevated by accident, sinks back into the
ohscuuiy from which % ought never to have been rais.
ei' We can only contemplate il as a proof that the laws
which govern destiny are Irrepenlable, and approve
Stern justice which cbaractenses the moral govern.
ment Of the universe. Mfr. Van Barren had no heart
70 instruct him 10 relieve public distress. lis intense
gaze on the point at which his ambition has nimed
caused him 10 overlook the interests Of his country.
aud the contemplation Of his great and o%ventful or.
'os viii prevent his country from wasting a single
glance On his individual fnte. lie will not be dist1rl.
I'd IN the obscuny beore him. until he Is summoned
10 the tribunal OF history. And he can never look 10
hat ordeal without tsrOr-HadisoHiaH.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-08

Thdnkfad for The smaller FaUsys-It seems on,
Charge az Lisbon has succeeded IN concluding a Com.
nicrciaI treaty between he United States aud Portugal,
which . held up by The Globe and ECcning posf nj,
evidence Of The successful eHerious Of The mast ,nJ
present administrations In favor of commerce. Vow
We should be very glad 20 know Whist special sdvanta.
ges commerce derives from these treaties. wifhout
them traffic - learned on between civilized counfre,
a. safely and as well ~ sith fhem. A. any rate they
are pretty expensive ahiira and afford admirable op.
tr the Executive N reward polrical pari.
z1ns. u we rscollecf right Mr.. Buchanan received
S5Oo1p tr concluding a Heaiy with Russiu. Otber
treaties hDve been concluded with some e Inc Cor.
man pp''ers. az alike charge 70 the peopic. and now
its with Portugal Wdl cost shont as mnch. n, II W,
are not deceived NJ kavsnagh hes becn some years
~ neE'ei1nng % snd we defy aov one N show that
he coiE1sfuia. ~ FeneSal interss,s NJ he e,sp,,v h.,
been benefited Que dollar BY re whole ofHiem.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-08

The following from a few Boilers in
Ohio, is RICH, good.
We CAN Ma LONGER GO We. r
Where are ye gangin' now, wee Martief
fe've got sue fifty au' sac starry,
Scarce cat we o. Auld Jackson's party.
Which way We sped;
Tho once We promised strang an hearty,
His steps TO tread.
Ye've missed yc'er predecessors track,
An maxi sac mony a crooked tack,
We're fear full ye are slidin' back, =.
TO thrones an kings,
In Ogle's tale we see nae lack
Oyer fine things.
Beclouded wi SUBJ Treasury fogs.
Yer pathway lies DER S,ancs an' ogs.
Leg rreasurers an Bluid h Jund Dogs
Beset yer feet:
n Standin' armies, thick as Frous.
Yer doomed to meet.
10 leave ye now IN sic a pligh.,
We ken seems rather inpolite.
But we Tust TAX the course that's right,
Au' plainly show ye,
Before u peoples open sight,
we can ma 90 yc.
Chistian Coder, Perry Chance, !
refer altman, James Grimes,
Jesse Ghance, Samuel Bcary,
Jesse Thomas, John Kinds,
VIM Clark, Jacob fleming.
hndrew Z. hedick, Seth Rinear,
~ huhns, WIN Merrel.
Samuel Cottel, Thomas b. Ma,hers.
JACOB Meese, Alexander Winnings,
!ohn Dougherty, Josiah Cot,el,
Michael Miller, Jesse Evans.
John Sandwich, Samuel Greenanever.
re'er MILLER, sen +, Solomon kIingamIn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-08

OWE HOT AND C0LD-The Richmond
Enquirer publishes certain votes given bv Mr W..
s'ef IN lSl2-i5, TO prove that he was opposed IN The
war. Thus we suppose. is done with q view or sboyy.
ing That the ancient Dominion should not con6Je n,
MI "ehsier; who Is expected TO visit Richmond no
invitation on The 5h OF OCtOrbcr. IL is certain tba, a,
one ptHod. when the question was up. 10Th Mr.. We'd.
s'er ana Mr.. ' an Buien opposed the war" Al is moi
iess certain that beth Mr.. Webster and Mr. y.n Ru.
rem supported The same candidate Tor the Precedence
IN iol2-ihe candidate opposed to Mir, Madison n,
dong so. ana being opposed TO The war. we pte,ume
they both ncted consistently.
Bat where - the consistency Of the Richmond Eo-
qnlrer' which would deny even a "hearing" IN Air
"ebslor. because he opposed tho war."& wound v,
conhdo the Presidency to Mr. Van Barren. who nI,o
opposed The war, by supporting the peace narty can.
dida'e' IN oPposiiionto Madisonl The Enquirer urges
u against an individual looking for no Office I'm, ,o.,cIv
proposing to v.sil old Virginia. that he "oppo,ed the
war. aud therefore should not be cordially Welcomed
nor ans political principles be- confded in; while ano.
o het individual, now in office, in the same c,,eoory a.
10 "'hs war Is earnestly urgec. by this same r ,onir-
err upon this same old Virgins. as a fit candidate a.,
Ie-eiecuon. U. The wonderful consistency Of the
hichmond Enquirer IL Opposes Mr.. Webs,e, 6nr h,y.
ing been opposed 10 the war;" We, il suou,r,s AZ,
ian Buren, who also opposed the war, and that. ,o
against Wan. III. Harrison. who not only sunnor,ed ..,h.
"ai' OUT VINO bore an active, important. and serbian.
pari ih the struggle. How can the peonle or-IJ ~.
g'nia place any Confidence IN the tone, of.,rh =
rgah'-B1h. Pat q"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-08

Connected with the above. is one OF the most en-
tensive FADING ROOMS ia the United States
Terms TO subscribers, SIS a year. Strangers are free
to visIt ii for the space Of one month those who con-
z inue 60 visit il for u longer term, will be put down as
subscribers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-08
WHEELING.
THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER g, 1910.

The Election of President
and Vice President Of the u
nited States will take place in
this State on Monday the I'd
day of November next.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-08

The T~TPPECANOE fla is issued from this office
on the LIST and 18th Of every month. Price 50 cts.
from this time until the Presidential election.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-08
%tmea s. a0nerttsrr.

Published TRLwEEHLy n WEEKLY
H&r rHE CORNER OF UNION AND WATER urs.
WHEELING. VA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-08

The Wilkesbarrc Advocate says.-"A trunk In.
been constructed by Col. Morehend scross Mill Crock.
and the canal is now being filled from hat point down.
III thought that in a week the Canal from here 70
Northumberland will DO ready for Navigation. We
sincerely hope 70"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-08
T.. WHARTON. Editor and r~roprtsor.

TEsxs-rhe fnweekly raper is published on
Tu.sd.ys. Tharsiays and Saturdays. at SIS per anno,n
IN advance. or s6 at the end Of the year. 81 for six
months No subscriber received for a less term than
ux months.
Published an Wednesday ut 81 so per annum IN adj
vance. or 80 Il not paid within one month from the
b~sinninc Of the year. No new subscribers will he re-
ee'ved. eScep, such as pay in advance. For 3 months
el 50 Is invariably charged. No subscriber received
Tor q les. term than 81, months. and no paper discon.
'iuued. except at the discretion Of the publisher. until
all arresrages are paid.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-08

MANNERS OiL--20 barrels Tsnners' Brown,
IL OIL received this day. For sale by
SOLOMON KING.
ooo 10. Water street.