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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-16

THE President Of the United States has scea y,A
iis,a' fleog, sFeTs # ne GENERAL GoJsra1,,st IA.
kins on various occasions active paris m The election
Of public fr1- pnarcs whether % The general or sfaf
sJvcrnmcnts F-ejom Of elections bong essential 10
t1e mutual Inf, eudeucc Of government and 81 lie
didsreni braushes a he same government ~ vitality
1'rEhed ~ mot % oar constitution, ~ deened isl-
6rofr for Cfceys dsD-nsia4 ~ me Eyre,,irs ofHs o.
mon % 8iis-n~' r. control influence the rsc eyer-
rec ~ ne eiec'vc night ami further .!tis expected
mai De fthc 0frerJ viii aRsrnpt 70 influence tho
.1iea Of ofhcra. nor o. issc srv rsr b. ne irif
tls ConE,ltcliO- ar L.5 ls.cs e &C. -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-16

FAisEHooo- are resorted to by the Van Buren, irar.
in every direction to preserve themselves from the
iai that awaits them. The people through the coun.
Try have now learned something of the reduction of
labor proposed by Mr. Van Buren, and his coworkers
Buchanan. Walker and Calhoun. The Leaders Of the
parry finding these have said that wh,ch is very
di'nseiul TO all The aborng and farming population
have resor'ed TO absolute alsehood. They have told
the people OF the country in many instances aud We
can prove 1t, that Buchanan and Walker mr.. both
wings and that Davis is Van Buren, man Though
1t may seem time and paper osi. TO some. we know
that The miss'aiomen' has been 50 extensively nsde
hat we deem II necessary eon;radic it, Buchanan
Is the Van Buren, Senator from Pennsylvania and !.
IN the confidence and friendship of Mr. an Buren and
he SAID m his speech in the Senate that he would o.
heaven the price of labor in til, country was reduced
10 The same that 1t is in Germany and France Sen.
ator Walker is the Van Buren, Senator from Missssipp
warm in the confidence of Mr. Van Buren, and he said
mat he wished the people Of this country would im
tate those Of Cuba and said his place in the Senate
nrdony desire to this country in the same hap
py condition as the island Of Cuba"
ar. Naa Buren, says in his message, that he ha.
addressed enquiries 10 rs enty-seven Of the govern
men's OF Europe and twenty-five OF them have adep
led the Snbtreasury.
! Now. We should not be surprised if the leader O
the party on a small scale the little ones that NOV
through The country should assert thai Mr. Van Burcr
was noia Van Duran man hut a rascally vhis. ~,
Is, however the Van Buren, candidate for tho pro,i
d0ncy. and yet he wishes TO adopt sub-,reasurv no
because II has been adopted by twenty-five out Of 81
al Tie European dtsPoi.sms but he is aware tina
these monarchs have adopted il Us the best means o
securing their power and rendering The people depen
dent on and subservien ihem and he Is DESTROYS @
possessing the samo means of making the people q
tii' country dependent upon him. He is disposed Il
soc wages reduced. to place the freeman of the
country IN the power Of his ninions that they NAV
| command their votes.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-16
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They see The wrong. and hey condemn IL too:
They know The right; oHd YET. the wrong pu.sleg
ln tho vslks If social life Logy prcpnentv !. IN,
elise observer of human nature surprised NJ the incop
sisiencies-'ho weakness. md the irailties Of men
sihed by nature viii lofty In,eilects and sound ds
eliminating Judgement,
That The veal srl imbocds of purpose should make
'-eT' a'"r from DE path Of consistency end propriety
and play hnissf. trirk bo5ro high Heaven" Is NOT
10 BE- wondered %
w 'heH dim reason bed. ibsy blindlv stray.
Through errofs mazs and f1lly'sd,, ,ous way
oia The various and melancholy exhibitions or,,,,
nai1re that are daily ottTudei on our NOTICE tn.,,
Of none more common. none leading b. NOR, fatal -.
suits, whether in The al important concerns a. I'll;
son' in rnorals, IN the common pursuts Of life q, m
politics than ihai Overweeninr pride of opinion which
'cnd' many men. Of whom better things might he =,
Pec'ed' 70 cling with all TIC peuinscny of ignorance
ana ohs'inacy % sono unssdp,ura tenet IN reIgi,,
some iai'e d1gio- n ethcszorne ysionsr pg,spit in
he' concerns Of ife. ssmc moroeusry snd oo,ryp,
party IN politics
When The weak rnl =norau'. tho hypoerite,l a,
hcertoos. or The ofico seeking denagozue. pursv,
'--a c-g-ss. ~s sEl>r.1-, 10 G.lriv, Ct ,3,sr..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-16

"a s. nB o1lrguisher &C. aji iLc SIMMER urou
General Harrison % t'io Globe ard other kindred arint.
lct the Van Brrcn party Fefd tuo lov;av from, their
own Vice President % h.n Colonel R.riisrd NJ
JosBsJu ius spoke in The House Of Peyresent,ti,e.
Ui..st a mrnbsrOf thlt body
OF The curcer ~ Gen. Harrison need -oi -,cat-
The history q the IVES: his history. Tor ioy yol--
D. has beer ierifeI with Us inicrcss its Paris and
o. horca Ili, S-saly beloved in thr walks Of renee
aua distinguished hy bic ability IN the councils or his
o0Du.ry hc has been yet more ilgsfr1u-'y distinguish
81 u OBJ. feid. During TIC lr'e var he was i5r-er
acuai service thln any other general officer be yss
PERHAPS, Ofencr in action Than any one Of them ANB
KrvER susrArNED DEFEAr"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-16

IL the following Is correct, Mr.. Van Buren, will he
IN bad way after the next election os he will ,le.p
with his fathers
Don't SLEEP WITH YOUR GRAyDNorEn-rRAxs-
FERRiNe OF VITAL PowER.--A not uncommon cause
Of loss Of vital powers the young sleeping with the
aged The fact however explained, has been long NJ.
marked, and II 10 well known to every unpreiudiced
observer But Il has been most unaccountably over.
looked have. on several occasions met with the
counterpart OF the following case | was. a few vears
sncs' consulted about pale, sckly end hin boy Of
aDou' ave or sK years Of age. lie appeared TO have
no specific aincni, but there was slow. and remark
able decline OF flesh and strength, and Of the energy
OF oil iunc'lons-wlIa his mother very spily termed
a gradual blight A6sr inquirng into the history Of
ihe case. u came out that he had been a robust md
ple'loric child up 10 his third year when his grand
mother very aged person. took him 10 sleep with
her That lee soon afterwards lost his good looks and no
mad continued to decline ever since notyvitbSianding
medicinal treatment directed him TO sleep apari
from The aged parent and prescribed onics esnps a
af, etc The recovery was rapid. u Is not with
children only that debility is Induced by this mode Of
ateracling vital power. Those in rood health should
never sleep with sckly persons.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-16

therefore goes step further. and. ros tickling the
manufactures. tries TO tickle tho laborcr sl 10 at
miis that. by tie sub Treasury the price ct labor will
oa somewhat rciuced' But he tells hun II viii Dc
niseh better for him. How hcicrf Because says Mfr.
Miles, produce and tlc RsccsScriss II t6c val te rc-
dsosd IA a mach srca;er proportion Who iosls 10
.aSo prtduce. and upply ~ih iho neeessafiCs OF
iifel The farmer. Let Mr. MUGS 20 On oae step far
thcr, and tell the farmer how hr is be ussiot
by subTroasuy bill Which, rec the fruits o, III
labor ana IN much greater proportion toe :.an j.
\ Dor. Is to be reduced
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-16
g,mrS & aourrt;ser.
WHEELING.
THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL IS. is4C

MECHANICS MsLriNC.-There will he an ADJOURN
cd meeting Of the Mechanics of ibs city held at the
Court House saturday evening next, to mature the
aspirations Tor the hesandria meeting on the 9isi
oi May. Thu, meeting will be duly appreciated by
all good mechanics. who feel and justly appreciate
the powerful efforts made nv iyranical government,
u reduce them TO state Of dependence on their en-
pocrs aud OF that sarvitude To which free and indc
pendent Americans should never he brought. Our
mechanics will never suffer other men to think or az
tor them but will do that for themselves which n,
other person can do well as those mos, deeply in
''sesied From the interest already svinccd in IN
preparations for this grand procession, we are sur
that no greater or moro noble turn out will ever b
-een here than will be made by the Mechanics
Wheeling the 2lst of May aud 1t is necessary tina
the preliminary arrangements should be duly a,,ende
to-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-16

The hsgersfown Torchlight sys ihai the labor.
en- on tho Baltimore and Ohio Rail road wee. OF IInr
Pefs Ferry, at tie of that work rec,
we'd 81 20 day-lhey now receive 62I cents. And
ner The suspension of operations the canal some
weeks ago. hundreds and hundreds Of Iabo.crs were
willing 10 work for their board but could not get en-
PloymenL" Such Is the painful distress Of honest Ia.
boring men throughout the Union And vet the
BRUSSELS Carpet politicians that rule and ruin the A.
meTIeAn people. do nothing but contuve ways and
means 10 redaes the price of manual labor
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-16
9 9 Q . . q q

Er let al who buy the Sensitive (and sIpoa
every body do, buy it, REMEMBER TEF ,r,rE
gAcTs, and hey may BE- sure Of obtaining he GIN
UfNE ORIGINAL COMPOUND.
~. B. Every Age0t Of the Matchless .SsOtIve
~ EARNESTLY desired 20 give IMMEDIATE
ALARM, BY having THIS article inserted on month
IN All he papers ~ Their owns. And That Gem
oral AGENT nay be CRIT. ~ that the lblic are
put ~ the LOOK SUIT Cor the IMPcIOH, ne
each pepper advertised IN, 5 SOONAS POSI-
BE. ID. :. ROWAN u, 30
General sAmCricen agent ,fpnsitOry
ap is 40. Us, VsFington y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-16

TEE LAST CABINET COUNCIL.

A-hcA NApAANAsi SN>afN'A,r
AiH--"1Aeses rae i4ck Gsogi d.e house"
Sly Nagy's face was overcast.
Ills hopes began To lower.
His kitchen cabinet he called,
Besides the lawful four.
Aud bado them with ascolding ionga,
Tia, each should truly .ay.
n any chance rcm1in,d Cor him
On mex, election day.
Choru,
Tor is Boyd and iIsrris. Linn. and Price.
And SwartWout they DO saw
Have loaicj oil the Nluon's cash.
A !uSlG. loco prey.
Then up steps Amos grim ard hin.
Wnh sick and ghasily look;
You never would have thought tina, he
Was scullion aud chief cUok-
Now Ala0y dear. says he, I'm sure.
Tho game Is mp with Us;
Those cured Wings will bcai-Gs now.
They kick up such fuss.
Cyorvs.
About the outside qu;res and cash
You'd think the nations broke
And Blair and I. and Calhoun think.
THIS time they do no, Joke"
SAYS Blair 10 Nai--"Good President
think It is unlucky.
To teach school in Kentucky
But 20 must. Tor am sure.
Our battles oil are fought.
AMI New-Sork's favor,e son Is beat
By sJbcr second thought
Chorus
Row Marty dva't get sick, rm sure
We may as we'll clear out.
And join that Iocoioco Price.
And honest Sam SodrttcoU,."
Aud next SAYS Padding, IL do wish
To n,vcls had stuck.
For writing t,em would nc'cr have made
OF me - lamo. IA duck.
Dear Maiy we must soon go back
To quiet undertook.
And in your garnet Will write
Another shilling book.
'Ckorus
oh dear the times are very hard
When whcaIs but fifty cents.
Bat I'm the man that's rich enough
III collect my rents"
"Cone Uncle Len. tell va novv
VIA think Won Of Wing votes -
"Oh dear! fear they can't be bought
With my sah-ireasury notes.
I've figured out my Icing reports
Arrnycd in solid column,
But where's your ASH the Whigs cry oct
With faces long ind solemn
Chorus
The cash is gone and credit TOO
With our Administration,
And we have ruined every mrr
Throughout the Yankee nation.
Now y ! SET you can cheer us Up
With glad and cheerful sounds
oh no, cunt. these cursed Wigs
Have freed me with bloodhounds;
We c got TO quit the HhGe House now.
Is fast go.
III Take my he's. and make my bow.
70. am -. ]. ..
.CherU,
The spoils ore gonc--;heres nothing lGl
81 Paper, Blanks. and Irvine,
And every man Is fortunate
Who know. where he can dine"
'rerdiIicn catch you all" says Met.
"Comr, Forsyth" you're true Due
AID are SO yeiscdiu politics.
Can tell ms lrLGt 10 d.
II wish ] could. for am sure
You'd hear ~ very soon
Tut viii 20 and advise With
My friend J. c. Calhoun.
ChosVs
For he's lie man 10 jump jim C,op,
Aud prove tia; blnck is white,
He will convince you its MONDAY,
When dark and p;IcI,y night"
Now Harry Clay was possing by.
And hearing such a rUar,
With hasiy strides lie mounted OF.
And opened wide the door
"HAlIO" says he what means this ndise
Within THIS garrison
You'd better all nalr tr9~kg-hcre comoS
The Patriot HARRISON"
Chorus
So OF lhev ran Is iilt nir,ble lI1s
As fast as they could lean:
And Granny he took up the hr,onl
AID stregt Ge WAiis. House dean
.D.cKWoors
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-16

There Is a whole tort book Of true republcanism. AZ
aPPhed 70 The politics Of the day. IN The following pas
sage from The Boston Mercantile Journal,
I'VE acknowledge aristocrncy but The arisiocra.
~ Of intelligence Of virtue and least az all the aris
ioeracy Of wealth. Bot We despiso. from the bottom
OF our heart, the dwelling doctrine Of the modern AZ.
Torans' Who ish 70 put every mau on On equal foot.
ing % leyelliDg doUauqrSs; By degrading fie high
cat insiesd of clcvang the lowest and inculcating
sen"inonis which are al with Ell fho dictates Of
reason. morality. orrelgion And We still more hsartr
" oospise thosc men, Who knowing the dangerous
ohaency OF those Agrarian doctrines take their pro
pssaon BY the hand, and. impslled BY morbid thirst
lof popularity. urge ihosn forward IN Their degraded
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-16

81 ardently desire 20 this country in the same
happy condition as tho Island Of Cuba"
Senator WGike-.
Il coincide in the sentiment Of the SeuaioI from
Mississippi" Senator Calhoun
I'VE mnst reduce labor low. and bring things 10
their specie value"
Senators Calhoun and Buchanan
The Tariff Of lees has made all the difficulty
Bring things 20 The specie value and free trade and
yos may meet Europe on the same level and com.
pete for the market Of the world"
Senator Calhoun
u have addressed enquiries TO tweDryseven gov.
srnments Of Europe. and find that twenty-five have
adopted the SubTreasury"
Presidsrf Van Burer
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-16
JE WTfARToN. Esitor ead Prepriet.,.

TERss-The Tri-Weekly PAPER IL published on
Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays at IS pcF annu'n
in advance. 80 the end nf The year. g for six
months No Subscriber received ios less term thun
maLlsgs.
The Weekly paper the Wesiern Virginia Times j.
psbished GA Wednesday NJ - so per annum IN nd
vance. or g iC not paid within month fIom the
beginning of the year No new sdscrbors will be re-
eeived. except such pas in advance 70, 6 month";
q 50 is invariably charged. No subscriber received
for les term thAa six months and paper discon.
t.ao except tho discretion Of the publisher until
a. arrearagcs paid.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-16

PfcEoSs The number Of these birds brought 10
this CITY within few weeks p1si crce,ds heiief The
streets olive with p-poir hawking them about IN
cirs. and in lesser quantities. The markets arc lite
rally oiled with them. Hundreds Of thousands have
been brought here since the river opened The last
two boats from Newburrh brought down twenty FIVE
''7sr-4 They sfs ,o.d from g. 70 B. q Owen.
~ 4 stc-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-16

Coon MsNNEEs--noes gentleman and scholar
address another gentleman with whom hc is not on
Terms % ianilisr acq uaiptsnce By the title Of Csly
OF tP"'H' or Squire o. any other ilc which be- does
not Know ~ belong ~ some Official relation % tho
person addressed u not the of such opheis ir
ihe case supPosod. an Indication that he. Who us,,
hem Is ignorant of god mauscrs. or uaf De deems
the person ho addresses 10 be his inlerior7
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-16
EVERY THING rer r,rr rrsr

Man should always srcuSiou, himself 10 finl-
What Col oreers ID be-. whether appear to me coed
or evil"
ricus snge came before a city whose gates " ere
shn and NO one would open hcun birn; hungry and
Thirsty lac was Obliged SPEND the night under The
open sky. What God orders is for the best h. ex.
claimed, and laid himself down
Near him Stood his and by his side a lantern
was burning OF the insecurity Of the neigh.
0"rhood. But storm arose and eytEgushcd his lichi;
and lion came and tore h.s ass pieces lie awoke
oEd finding himself alone. cx,laimed ..what God or.
ders Is Tor the best; and calmly awaited The dawn of
morning.
When he again ap rcscaed the gates he found them
opcn. and the city aid waste, sacked and prndelcd
band of robbers had that very night fallen uI on II,
aud had killed carried away prisoners all It's inhab
tanis. lie was spared. "Did saw" he cNclain-
ed. that every Thing which God orders rs for the bes
How often do ia The morning first perceive why he
has denied Us thing the previous night"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-16
Eexiract Of n letter, dated

horgGntOrn, April IL. $40
I" have the pleasure 81 Informing you that the
'ause oil old Tip IL going ahead oheerily in this
county This Is the week Of our Superior court and
we hav" heari from all parts Of The couny-Ihe news
being OF the must CHEERING kind. Oar spring cam.
PaiGn II growing very warn"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-16

NOT BAD bill concerning intermarriares be
tween whites and blacks being bce,,c 49,. ~.
ses legislature. one Of the members rose and deIi,
himself o. foilowss
MI spoaker-I shall vote in favor e. th, bill sim.
Py h'cause DO not wish 10 see law On tho sfsut.
90 Iegnniing mere matter Of tate. Cor such con.
"def U DO thc whole QUESTION of iniorma,ri,g. h.
t"cen pcrsous Of different color. " 10 purslv MAJ
efoi iufe, aad my friend from Nanscket wishes n
parry 0oek. Hgs green wife. am content fhst he
SHOULD have iuH liberty 10 indulge hs preference n,
ciiher color Al request of him is that when hsp.
pen 70 pay BIN friendly WHIT ths isand he viii
70. ash ne % 1a hfs NH o1d aoyasses clsLyycrr'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-16

Iur SLRFESr.--"Nh@' is Thy purposc." said tho
nan = the Scrpcni ''ghst thou NUnndcsi our race
when thon - We'll hnowCst the pcncious consequent
ccs 81 hy teeth Thou pieGocsi my heel and sudden
y the p'ison lurns through al my veins"
"AsSesl shol that of me- answered The sctgent.-
Nsk INC ha'k-biicTihc tsse calun Of tiy tncc
what he has for his ord! Though ,hcy wound hut
e smallest member Of Thy good name thy Whole hap.
piacSs suiicrs They whisper and wag lie lorguc a,
Rome. and ia Syria thou icrmonicd
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-16

~ TIE LOG CAElN AND HARD CIDER
CANDI DATE.--Cen HARRISON when parting from
regiment Of has soldiers Just after the Indian war; said
% thon-"Gonilemen, " you ever cons 10 yinccnues
yon vii always End a plate aud knife s1d firk 40
any table and assure you that you viii never find
az zO5, sin' aat H' string Of ne latch palie5 IA"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-16

The Baltimore Republican challenges tho whir
presses to publish Buchanans speech We have pub.
ii'hed II IN our paper and are now sending out 900
pamphlet copies Of IT, The only difficulty We find in
making converts by it is om the fact thai the rnsc,lly
Nanites swear that Buchanan is whig
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-16
"TO JOR ALLYN

"sUERr-Whai victory did Gen Harrison Ia person
achieved Men Era
Ash Col johnson; read J. NJ Niles Life Of fIorri.
SON. send To RITcnIE for files Of The Rebsaosl E,,
ct lel2-l3i and finally 60 10 The Old battle ground Of
'ple'ahoe ana ihe Thames md enquire of the gray.
haired men n their Niciniiies "vLat v.c,o, Ia 80.
Harrison aehievei' Say nothing of his being cenr
ara however. IN that region lest you should be com
PEELED to follow IN the notsieps Of brother beIIc,
whose case Is thus detailed in the 81. Louis Rep,b
" 1870 ~ pun
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-16
WIN IT, HARRISON

EGr In all age. and in all countries it has been
observed that The cuvaorS of the soil are those who
are least willing 10 part with their rights and submit
hemselycs 10 the will Of a master"
WIN IT. HARRISON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-16

A. THE coRNER OF uSIoN AID WATER SITS.
WHEELING. VA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-16

a TIT Brr~--H p. Tat. a loco ,,oo ,5,,,. d, w..
mont conpiains hat he can't get share Of ts pub
nc pinns Pfeu'ics says hero 10 no W or Tat IN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-16

Coon ExA@rLE.-Gcnersl Harrson's habits og
industry enrly acquired, sill retained The sun
never finds him in bed. His mind Is rs active as Is
body. lie loses no time and every hour not employ.
ed N The active pursuits ofhis farm ~ devoted n, b.
books
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-16

Connected with the ahnve. is one Of the most Ell
fsnsiYo READING ROOMS in The United Slates-
Terms TO subscribers, 50 year Strangers are free
20 visit 1t for the space OF one month those who con
tnue 10 visit IL for longer term. will be put down
sabscrfber5.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-16

ONE TERM-Fsom Tho Peoples candidate
NoRTIi BEvD 18Th Dec 1899
deem Il proper ~ this time renew tho assurance
heretofore frequently made that should be elected
the Presidency, viii under no circumstances consent
70 b candidate for a second term.
WIN n HARRISON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-16

Isl Iis,ricI--John w. Nuriaugh. &c Norfolk
Al do James W. Psgran. OF Petersburg.
81 do VIM. :. Archer. of Amelia
4th do Rich'd kidder Meade. Of Dnwiddie.
5th do Ienry l.. Watkins. of Prince Edward.
9Th do James &. Bruce. OF Halifax.
9TH do Whiimcll =. Tur,sisll of Pittsylvana.
9Th do Thomas Joyncs, slAccomaCk.
9th do NOrbornc T.. Sutton Of Caroline.
10Th 10 Willoughby Newtou. OF WcsimorclanS
1lth DO JiJnos Lyons. OF Richnond City.
l2ih do Valentine w Southall. Of Albcmaric
18th do John :. P-ndleion. of Rappalanuook
ltih DO John Janncy. OF Lpudoun.
18th DO Andrew Hunter. Of J,lcrson.
l6ih do Philip Williams. u. of Frederck
l7h do WIN. Seymour, oi Hardy.
Js;h do Briscoc G. Baldwin. of Augu.p.
18Th do Ballard Smith. OF Gresnbrer.
ooh DO Edward johnson. OF B1tclOur.
2lr do John y. uumes, of Washington.
22i DO George w. SumtaeIS. Of Kauawhn.
2Sd 10 waiiman T. Wiley. uf Monougalia.