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

The suggestion OF the of :. Sprgg Esq Of ,his
city Candidate ,r the Senate has been responded 10
10y are papershc asybers aud the people OF Western
Virginia as far as lesrn with that warmth #
feeling wkcb has Nur,h aud honesty s!lnaturally IN.
-r'nr Vet we Thank there might be one mote ,h,nr
done to render he nomination more effective Were
Convention called iogsIhc7 at ,oe suitable place of
delegates ffora The western counties. il might have
nenenoial influence upon the Legislature. We have
hearu nsrggestcd by some of the fearful that the
principles held sacred by Eastern yirrnans will not
permit i'-rn TO select holding tho opinions of the
northwest We proitss 10 have a tolcrable ucquain.
lance with the views Of Mr. Spngg upon subjects OF
national policy, have heard him express them
IN hrs public speeches und We do not hesitate To ex.
press full faith hissoundness upon the lead NJ neas.
ures OF national policy.
lie rs IA favor Of the jFtr hu,ion Of the proceeds Of
the pH'ie lands among the States In this l,s will end
hearty eooperaiors among all virelr:ans lie bcley
United States Bank rot warranted by the CunSiiiu
lion unless Il is required a fiscal agent fo- the GOV
ornmcni Here he stands 10y the side oC Madison and
The masicr spirits a Fiis 'nas palmycr days and We
Will venture the prediction that should Mr. Sprigg T.,
placed in the Senate Of The Union and any oihe- par
,Ur the disbursement md collection Of the rev emu,
should be devised which promised equal success h,
would oppose baik with all his easrgieA
On the subject OF ;ariI. Mr. Sprgg is equall,
sound lie lie ia favor of u revenue tariff &o proven
that rcvonUsfsoa Auctuating in favor Of home yalua
rior sHd cash duties. We all here feel tina, proicc
tom is necessary for the prosperity OF manufactures
hat wiling that protection sheuld be merely
incidental
Onthc sTIcct ofintcrRal Improvements we canno
sPelk with mech confidence as the subject is one
which has been rarely spoken Of 10 late yerr, It be-
ing pretty generally EetIlcd iliai the Generul Govern
y ment Will have those which are not rational IA thci
character to the States.
In Ias synTs:sef tho views upon thc leading TOPIC
~ OF consideration which ever have ur may csne up
The National Legislature entertained by MIR Sprige
VIC cannot be rasuoa, and wherein they differ from
4 the democratic opinUns entertained by the Madiso
- school We oaunnt divine. Why, iEcn. cannot he b
= ihe East We secno cause. aud we fuy-bclevcG a
he Will be supported, that it only requires prope
u-giRE nrd uejiing forth of nc claims Of Western VII
GINA in this matter, induce the Wings OF tho IN,
tn go for him n man. The Wcsi, the great west {
Virginia Is piospcring, she rs increasing IN populn.o
and importance and she begins to think herself eni
lied to some consideration q fac: that old Yir,Rian
not overlook will
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01

let Thcses sixty dollars, and III thank you ivr the
cash"
'Ard have twenty-five more cried an other
"Aod twice twenty five said grutT voice from
the midst Of the crowd.
All this time the nnir hor Of nrrs,ns outside WA il
,teasrg. mud very proiaae s caring WAS heard ais
The door. Mr.. Handy stepped to th, window TO get
a view OF the assembling, and seeing that nearly all
,he movable p,r of q iodbct WINS gathering IN lrunt
&c the building he retired with some ,repit anon into
the directors nom, nm informed Mr. Flam and the
b ard &C what was going on Thcy had pret,v v,,ni
suspicion of this before Mr. Handy returned Es they
had sstnt lily heard tbs upruai Mr. HANDY no s,,n
or communicated the fact TO them than MIR Flam w,h
con, derb- perturbation IN ms looks rose aud declar
ed that Quodllbet was In ate Of in-urrrct.on; nn
a. every mus, be that in the midst OF a
royoluion bank could be expected To pay specie.
he moved, IN consideration OF this mcnarng sialo 81
affairs that the Patriotic Copperpla,e B,nk of Quodl.
bet suspend spc' &c payments forthwith. aud continue
the until such tune the sabli'hmeni of the
public peace should authorize "a resumption. Thn
motion Was graz, fully received by tho Board and car
risl without division. During this interval, the
ccnspirllnrs having learned. through their leader
Elan Sucker. that the lion Middleton Flum was il
The house, iurhwih set up violent shouting Cor tho
disiinguishei gentleman TO appear 1.-THE dour. It Sn
moments bcnrc our representative was wilnI
"a obey this summons; the Board were thrown into
panic. and. With great expedition, got OF The bucl
window INTO the yard. and made their oScape-Ihu
leaving the nJonitahle and untlinchns president
the hank. OF lion heart alone IN the apartment
whilst the yes AMI shOlts OF the multitude were ring
ing his cars with awful rodupcaIion lie was not n
loss To perform his duty, hut, with d:snifcd an,
stately inovrmcni, sIaked into the banking nom. ar
pr sched the Window ,ha, looked ~ en- the stree
threw II open, aud gave himself in full view To III
multitude
There IVES a dreadful pausci n scowl sat upon ev,
ry browi a mu'reri"g silence prevailed. a. raciru
says Non iumulius. non quier -ed duae magtn me
: !u'. ct maSan irr silenun est M. Flam raised hi
I arm. nul spike ia this strain:
Men oi QDudlibeE What madness has seized Jpn
youl DO you assemble in r mt OF this cdifce max
iho day h'dcsus with bowling. ISL i insult Nc
dcmus hInly. worthy New Light. To nfirgl
tie universe by pulling down these wallsl Sham
, on you. men OF QuOllihet. II you have a vengcanr
TO wrrak DO non Inllicl IL upon US. Go Ia the Whr
the authors OF oar mis- orune. They have brougl
these things up NJ us. Year after year have bee
struggling 10 give you constitutional curreucy--I
real Jackson gold.
! To be confiRUei
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01
TIE PIRLIC LANDS.

/ These lands, which II las apJaFenily been he pol
icy Of tho present administration to fi;tcr away ~
fast possible other by Syarwouters graduation al
presumption laws viii we suppose be still tho su'cc
OF some debate in Congre,a. and may possibly become
SO during the coming session We DO not Joubt bu
The Policyof the parry H. power will continue
what il hus been upon the subject unless il shall fancy
that it might gain popularity for future struggle b,
different course but so believe thar the dcmucrar,
Of the country. the st1icsrights men, when ,hcr
come into power udl pursue the Inc of policy palpn
BIZ marked ont by justice rho several stscsihat
Of distributing: the proceeds E'nOHg them To- ikpg
please THIS consider he only correct manner Of
dispOng Of that grand subject Of debate jealousy and
Of oorrupiirn. The administration Of Gen Harrison
VIII be guided by economy as its leading principle
Tho proceeds Of the public lands will then be nee.
Jed io5 revenue by he general government hc hey
viii be needed by The several STATES r the payment
Of their debts md NE prosecution Of their works Of
internal improvement 10 is perhaps. with more un-
alloy ed pleasure HAT VIC contemplate thi, measure Of
the coming administration than any other II r. sur
rorn-yi with fewer difficulties Il will arouse ". sec
ronal feeling except with the few slsIe- VITO prevent
unjust ard unwarrlnilblo claim 10 the whole OF
them. It cannot give rise TO constitutional scrupcs IN
the minds Of The most iasiiicus While its effects
will be- felt IN every s;ns IN tho rise Of state stocks
the establishment Of credit abroad ia the relief NJ the
people FROM taxation, md IN the cclcrciy ihui q will
.iyo'o i've Prosecution Of nc works Of internal i'm
Iroyemcnt ~ The mo4t important works of internal
improvement every state me upion has more or los,
euJuyed; cinls apd railroads have Eeen cvsry I, here
projected. ~ many states progressing and N others
completed All thai Is row wanted by the states is
he capital That the public lands will give ihcm - Pros
scuie these Non throughout every ,c,iirn Of iicn,
lucro also rosJs iu which every man IN al rIs
states b. ln'srs'rd. that only be- constructed viii
tlo that tIcse lands will lH,ri or by direct a,
tiur. so kno, th- objections that et,t 10 te latter
course ui tossing means bils tho iorn~r u never b.
c.iby aI- people 40 know he benefits of internal
mrro, emsut aud Doe only reason bs' ever EXISTS Tor
Nssr'1'iau upou fl" subject BE- the wont 81 means
GIVE fhr' means and who will scia MT o., fho besbl
ri posrrry vud wealth 70 vhrh i,s-. ,raras ,y,i ,f
ifn'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01

N6NiCO-Llrer accounts from Mexico have been
Received a, New Orleans by ~ay ofiIryana.
The Vera Cruz Crns9- -i 80 9Th October says
That The Mexican Congress, at che session OF Tho 18Th,
declared that the will Of the nation was. that ,he
Seutivo government shoud not b. clothed with the
extraordinary powers which they have demanded
Thus Il viii be perceiN cd that BIsanenIe and Al
monte are rebuked by oxen Cen,rsi conclavc.(
The Mexican Congress passed. on the Ida October.
law To TO following effect. That ,he government
authorised 10 cou,racta loan of 90 100000 pledgng
for tho payment thereof the IL per duty; and the
Prcsieat riny issue bonds for The amount which shall
he sold - the best bidier within Iiiry days. Tive
thirds OF The proceeds Of said loan be expo led ~
acquiring tnsrine and other ncccssaries for prosecu
ting the war asaiHs; Texas
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01
HINTS To Riuw,Y TRivELLEss-ELEvE. RULES
] Never travel by u ght

HINTS To RAIIw,Y TRiyELLCRs-ELEvE: RULES.
j. Never travel by light
q Occupy the centre seat III the centre division OF
the centre carriage nl the tram The motion is less;
cannot thrust yCut arms head ont ofihe win
dow; the maturity ui velle rh oUsc the the
wiudow-II Is consequently even chance you eau
rest your legs the seat opposite II the carriage
upset. you liable 10 to by the glass. and
not quite certain you will be Literally smashed To
piccos."
3 Always compel the p,f,ers 20 place your lug.
gage the roof at The carriage thai contains you any
small parcel under your seat II active yUu will bo
able To- keep possession OF your arrival your
destination. y. B.a-Tukc away luggage but
your
4. Never so bt the its; nsrnng tram. Ir any oh.
siruction, or if any embaukmcnt has been washt
away in the night, this tho train 10 discover slc
R,diLcHr.
o. Always s-lrei the fast trans--Ihe word "la,l"
only signifies better conducted and that you stop four
instead OF fourteen times bciwc-n London and Dirm.
ingham
o. Avoid the spciery ofold natscs and their accom-.
paniinents ne yUu would the plague {! you canIr.i
change your carriage. gG Ivy another lraa.
I. lie very careful what you cat Wolvor,on.
AVOID pork pies especially few Pigs brought up ia
| the ne.ghborIi,Dd
8. Always arr: nj the station half an hour D. FIRE
the time. You then choose your scat nr.d guarl
b.aInsI bcug luckad up IN a rong carnage.
9. Should Prince Albert he going or coming pray
that his royal hg'iness be punr!ual
~. Never pay tie seTyais of the establishments; do
not fail To complain ul InrINs or insult.
IL. Meter smokes never sleSp,
An OLD RAurR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01
U. $. DlSrRIGT Coukr-

SERIES oF EXTENSIVE PUsr OFYIcE HpnsEfirs
Yesterday Niiiiim Wallis aud Frederick Evaas wer,
orohsh before Judge Davis u?Ur e. ,,- oislesiins
note VI hand for upwards az ciey a., thousand dollar
from the BrsioH Post OHee ~ September last Tn,
note was Sent to Mr.. Isaac Mcclellan for Robert G
Shaw q Co \ short time ago Evans was arrested In
Philadelphia for burglary, and wh s un Tor arrest Gun
les cd that ne wa. pErIy t. series OF Posi- Office
npObcrie' within the last five six months. lie dis
closed some of hs accpmpliceS. uan.ed Wallis, Tu,.
ner, Gallagher and Bliss. Aboutihe SINE Tins Wal
las was arrested m Philadelphia for some criss
> nsc thea Fdrher has beer arrested and placoJ IN
Providence lad. but Nast'rt brought On YESTERDAY
Evans tu'ned L. :. evidence and stated tIai Wallis
AMI himSci sont a boz 10 tAs Post Olice for Mir NJ
Leliaus letters, uni hc received one eonta mug The
nIIc ab,vo referred to lie handed the letter tn Them.
aud ite Ito'c was afterwards Grsos-i of lor seven
thousand do.i~r' ia cash. aud quantity of ,oi,,n
Mr. Vi Lrlla's testimony. together with Evans was
considered sufficient TO make OUT prima ficc CASE
and Wallisuas committed, default of bniI in five
thousand dollars, for his aPPcs:aEce to. trial .; The Cir
cGi, Cur.
Evans ordered to irft tie same amount nC l,;,
Tor hsaP?cannyc asa witness aud for want thereof
hc was also committed.
Turner Is - he brought on ia the course Of the
week for examination. and Then full and cnnplste
development 9th operations of filcso high handed
rogurs will IN Tude--5os Poet,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01
JE. mIfARTON. EAaor and Proprietor.

TERxs--Tbe Tu-Wsekiy Paper Is published ON
Tss.sys Thar-9ays aud Saturdays at 50 per an,,usn
IN advance or &C the end of the year % ior siN
usonihs No subscriber received Tor Ices Term than
sir months.
published "Wednesday ut - 50 per sDnur IN adj
vance, s. If rot paid vishin ore roonth from the
beginning OF the ycSs. No suI~Syi6ers Wilt re-
o.iyel, eSeeTt zach paw ina advance. Fort Eonlh'
81 SO Il iu~aisbiy charged No sab-c rbcr reeeiy ed
nor les term than sS months aud paper discsn
f,nusd except the discretion of the publisher, uni
ri aTrearayss paid.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01
COOPER.S NEW NOVEL

Messrs. Lee 4 Blanchard have Published in two
volumes, nsw work from tho pen Of Mr. Cooper.
The al!hcr OF the Pioneer II il entitled Mere ades
R"nance OF The Days Of CulumhuS." The time cho.
sen Is ono m'- happily suited the uses of the nov.
est' rich in incident abundant in great persons an
great oyonis. and sufficiently distant 10 allow the Gu.
thor scope for fancy. without violating any of The less
er prophecies Of history.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01

Am NJ iHo pts'cusrf' % rI- sGur.l Ql.an." nj,
uveI NcN YoA ftra LeuI.n. .1,. the NlF,sI,l
Intelligence ss u5'i,o Tee f,lIo.sinr n,r,o.
Mr. iloIgi1. Of W1-hugi0n, from rr ,,.i,, N R,.
n' hgprs B'kcf and Wade, Captains lfIgc5 snd Nor.
let. Of West Point
These ufiirrr, Of rhc Ar1y wcrc-~af o, E,r,ps LEI,
spring 10y he War Department as 70 Commence ~, ~.
Q aud reIori upyl the military cstsf, .br.rf. ~ H..
rope Inry arc understood 10 have been ip gp,f,rf
Frame, PRUSSIA. Drnmars. Sweden. nuJ Rgs.,,
iHf f'''p,'n BY TIE Pm rc5gr NIcH5Ias IS rcyrcson
81 10 have been plricIitr.y o ,upr.u, ia. 49,
Ter their ar WI ~ 81 PrtrabIrgb. ho was r,soI IN
invite ben u assisi 90 a-rl1I rryicw oifIc Ipg,,
OF @narl az C,1rskesrI", where they remained nj. b,
tr ais Tor several ia
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01

Experience Is every dIy demonstrating the s,r,,,
and utility francis, l. fe Boats. On her passage from
Vera Cruz "a tins port the bark Una fell in with ,
wreck which she boarded. win a heavy sen running
IN enc OF ihese boats. viii al the pigs out The
same boat was pulled ashore the hcirhth of north
or. at Vera Cruz when bot ono oshcr boat man 81
wars ho'i, dared attempt the feat This later bo,t
was swhTpcd aud the crew narrowly escaped drown.
ins. while the lie boat went safely 10 land Ic tIo
case alsD where Lieut. Stewart fGo BRUSH ty1ac, n
ihe imnon' nsS OF III lie aud The lives ct hi, crew.
boarded wreck and took 81 several men. n tho
sicarner had possessed life b.lf. ms human, act
would have been cuiIrcly uuusui-d with danger
How lpnt will shiPm1siers ,Ip.. uyfrvr. of rrr.,,,,
able crum o. interi;'r' Nah -,.i- sr,.t.yr dYfy a.
their crew. IuI - .,ch-.rs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01

hms,isas A,rss Si-oaI=Ws .s7G ron he rs-,s
CovsspooJr1 Df tto National L,elJ,r,sey. thai .,g,
countDuan Hsaiy ihc young portrait painter has I'm.
isbcI go length of S1u'' no large as ill., in military
costume. which docs tbs highest credit 90 ne pencil.
md delights the fsr,Iv sul flsHls u i've Marshal l,
ho force OF rh. Lk.us,s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01

memorial Is 10 circulation in Georgia paving ia.
Legislature To compel tc banks resume specie raw
Inen Perhaps the Gcorgians may succeed in rcslor.
ing the currency in that way but have always
been OF the opinion that when person wa. sick was
better TO administer medicine than 10 force him out
Of bed 10 work
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01
STEAMBOAT IOSr

The steamer Plying Butchr1n. was sunk nj Dead
Mans bar below hatcher. the 7th November Boat
aud cargo total lose. We have moi lesrned the yar
ucu'ars. Ahoai $4,000 insured " CinrnsaIiun the
hull. suJ probably more on the cargo
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01
NORTH CARouNA-wm L. S. SENATORS.

The Raleigh Star ct the 25ih instant states that on
the preceding day the Hon. WILLIE p. MANGrv, ard
Hon. WILLIAM A. GRAuAM. Speaker of the House of
Commons, were elected Senators 10 the Congress OF
the United StaIes-;he former for six years from The
IIh OF March aRd to I'll the ureIpircd term Of
Mr. Brown The latter 10 f the unoIpred portion of
the crin Of Ar. Strange. Which 1.-two YEAR,
The following we're ,ho vy;efcc joint ballot Of the
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01
SrEAMBOT EXPLOSION.

TIE Mo.ile Jusrnnl OF tho IS;h instant. says-The
steamboat Express. Capt Mcguire. which left here on
Saturday evening last when within Ave rilss of 81
Stephen Sunday about p IN burst he boilers Kill
Ing and wouL Ing Gour,e en- persons
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01
GIu,ga g aOosrtiSsr.

PUBLISHED TRl.N r.tALI AND WEEKLY
Ar rHE cosSKE O. u:1oN ASn WATER srs.
WHEELING, VA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01

wssnsoroy yryr-w. understand arrange.
uen's ae p'w - rrogress Cor concentrating into one
zsnera! fund a DE moneys p5d into The three differ
ont bodies ivr fhe purpose Of erecting Washington
Non0msnf The amount Of those funds is al5uf sys
900. No more suitable niao rsH me- present could
- hved "roi. or rsryirg %, ibs bug aIkcs Of rr
hifhsro nss 'ocisd vvrs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01

tn" Philadelphia Worth American states that Fred.
Srek Fraley, Es Senator ~ the legislature Of Penn
syvsna resigned hissca IN Tie Senate IN consequence
- his accepting Office y, the American Insurance
Company Of Philadelphia.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01

oos issa. My ambition fires a, ihc ,houshi,'' Again
ia sIru; rho in all the sublime najesy Of Tur.
key-sobler my long neslcc'.i lo-'s should resume
their frtaer br shtness and - r.; shaw, III bet
ter wait all tho beats are cooked
SAMPSON FLASH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01
ANOTHER

The Cincinnati Chroncle states that The Elc sica.
mer sunk ia tire Mississippi At Canadian Reach
from -umc accident which occurred while landing
freight Total loss 7ho Eliza was built ast year nj
PiisbuTgh.ai expense OF s22 900. and was owned
al ST. Loui..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01

Yale College has tins wear i21 siuder,ts of whom
are from Virginia. 90 from Ohio aud 20 from Penn.
'ylvan'a Every State except Delaware y rerrcsen.
ted. The Scnio' cls5s has U.s. The Junior. %. tho
So,''o"'re l2i Freshmen II9 The law. Medical
md Theological Departments contain f45 .,sscp,s
making % al 551
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01

We 1sdcrsiyna ihat Crn. U,,,,.,, ,,b., -.
rsiyo' apsPr'iraron Tor Office I,,s b, Do, ON.
der tadss wiz mn head Lna,krd out ,r.i I., ,r,
barrel q hIiea places % ~ DO 'o,,aa ~ bis r,f7tos
hole When DC commences ts appointments b, viii
begin o. ''e iop %. he l1si barrel and 20 bsrt. nal
eng very properly. r.r last fr. alaI he frsi last
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01
NARIL-rIES.


The spring rises before me ike ynst CItI cIorJ
with sPlendUr Of blue and green. I see the sur
standing amid roses in The western sky into u hicb IA
mas thrown hs TaybrH,h rbert rh he has fo-day L,a
printing he earth and When | look around q ln,
on our pirinre exhibition hrs branching is stI hot On
h' mountains on the moist chalk of the moist ourlh
TIC howers. full OF sap cOlDrs are laid out TO drv and
use Forget me-rvi, with miniature eours under The
Nnrnh of tlie streams the syrg painter has De ncLsl
ms o'D" rye and ihc clouds like os.puiutc
ne mas touched of with Mid outlines and single tint,
ond 81 lic stands the border of Inc earth and l.
BACK IN lbs stately spring whose f,bc.EJ, arc a.,
eys whose breast htInei gardens and whose bias,
NeTnal evening. and Who when sine arises yill bs
.s,a-...,...,"i ~ -,
more suhlciy than business; m,rc pcn.tr,ft,, a.
oonprchcnsyeness Z more rlevernpss iI,,p v;o,
winch stopping az delils without sc;zrg mon i
",'oc' ~, c"h'h' 10 every objection without comp
hending The reach OF proof"
'S'yIe Is the gossamer on ~hish The seed Of ruth
foai through the world" 80
There are ~ greater clilri.li,ns il,in ,y,,,l.
I'VE paint lives IN ifa.ro. n. "a
tale plaster ~ Tie mpncni httlcn.. uper e,c,y
Of the brush into cicnnl r,cL. ''''N'
Every Je"-jroP and rainbow hri n 6eas,, IN 4, D.
"Thc'e'' many a sufeTrr blos>op,s
w winters tangled hair"
The spirit 81 Tocsy Is The fornif- r.l,, ,,b,sh
MAKES Tie siaioe 81 McnnH1 sound
4, L'p'fi,nce ,, The mo1 cio1u,nt Of pr.scr,,, b,,
'he seldom has large cuignralt5n'
~ o The pscu'ar charm of frlnhoe.. u.,, I'll.
MI" ,,'' contact with mini, AMI does lis werk If
lhe'e . philosophy which j. benurn I5nr dcsI,,;,,.
p ~ 'SH"'''e; o'li'sr- ho soul by fenIefipr \
ireus - not ~ ifuparing , r,y r.f,,..f 4
lay beyond Ilc fca,b Of,sufy il
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01
CURIOUS vorE.-HHrs Now IIar,r.bi,e p,

CURIOUS VOTE-IIilrs New Hampshire Pa,r;o,
says the GLOWING ticket was cast at the aie election
IN h State. The vote is denoeralic whatever NAV
be the politics crihn person who thew il.
WIN. Comm inssilsc
Jacob Honesty.
Richard Slraii-fOrward,
Peter Prudence.
Thomas Economy,
Alexander Fear-nntng
Samuel Min Lvosf.buSiness
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01

4 rN" from Oh'o -S.u"" going to- prfsg v,.t.
lay. there have aruysI 90 our fr,rI u rl.. .,.f
,rhooncrs with fhr fIIY1,iug pr, IHcc .-gs o14
bushels wheat 1916 bhi, foIr 200 caa.s Win.
hey 2i3 Kegs batter 90 casks nty seed. AMI an
balos oi Mississippi rr,r11. Tho whole ~ t,e.o y.
'rls lo,lsd u port within To-. slate u Uhro -Bgs1i
C.u So Noe i3H
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01

Il will he from the above sable That zen nar-
7ss "a he's 23I eIeSuorai voiS,-more Than any othoF
President has received. lie will gp in;u tho pro
,deuual chair With The confidence Of the people and
we predict lac will come osi witt their love.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01

ps~ rho meeting OF tie Wheeling ycoum callpd
FOR this evening has been adjourned Thursday even
ing next, when Punctual attendance Of The members
IS requested at the Council Chandler at harpast O..
clock
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01

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