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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-13

SX PERSONS MuRDEREp-Th. Holidays
bsEs PA Register has the following relation of
mat horrih e occurreace Nk.sh ;Ueh place IA Hunt
nsdon County a few days agV;
Some oi' tn mel ,hLors rot having observed my az
the flmily OF Mr.. William Blown. the owner Of a
ssiSll farm IN the pisco JUS, mentioned. were indaccd
10 visit the house 10 ssceriRis the cause. The result
was the discovery at The dead bhdics OF his wife.
daughter. uHd four s,-rs-thc oldest of The children 81.
The youngest 10 yeacs of age. The wIle and one son
were found IA the house-tao %ites throat cut from
car Ia rar. aud the son shot through the body; at
some distance from ia. house were baRd two other
children. oar OF them shot, and the other killed with a
club or some other inS;rument-aud in another dirt G
ton IA the WOODS tie Two oihess were GUnd. ono shot
and the claoE killed with a club. air. Brown has
been arrested. also Mr.. Corcgby. hs son-inlaw. and
Mr. CJnrghy's brother. Blown d-pic.-snys nc was
from hSrsr. aai on his turn found the door of ms
house fastened; while standing iserc he was shot Al
and narrowly missed another gun was Gscharsd
which grazcd his cheek anil pefiorstc5 he loSct Istl
oi his ear. and passed through his bat.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-13

A. INTERESTING CERCNoSYy-The cornerstone Ct
the First Methodist PrntesiantC hnch. Of Sprng Garden.
WAS lad yesterday afternoon. in the presence Of n large
asscmllagr. nj the corner OF Eleventh and Wood streets.
Several eloquent &iInpressive addresses were preach
ed, which were listened to with marked attention.
Among the speakers were the Rev. Mr.. Chambers
Rev. Mr.. Shedrick. Rev. Mr.. Bainerd. and the Rev.
Thomas ii. Stockton, Pastor of the congregation. An
interesting account was given Of The rise. progress. and
present. circumstances Of the society. when, after an
appeal from The pastor. n collection was taken ny, and
large subscriptions obtained. To aid il in the erection of
the church. In accnrlance with custom, n number Of
papers and periodicals we-c derosired in the sinne.
Ing ether with \ COPY ofihe Constitution and roll OF the
society," Philadelphia Psnnsylrarian.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-13

Copy 5 a letter rooeaed BY ne Secretary ~ IRE Nary.
from Jiegt Charles Wakes. commanding Erpior.
ing ESPsiifion. dated.
T.. :. SNIP VTScESHEs. SYDSIY HAN.
December &c, 1899.
;" - have tho honor ., InGogis you thai all Of or
repairs observations. SC have been completed, md
We orr now under way fr our antaric course.
mn happJ 10 inform you that the Offices an1 crews
oithe different vessrls are al IN good health and spiI.
iE.
J have The horrr 70 be. or,
Most respectfully. your obt Ger, am.
CHAR rs WILKES.
Cumd'g Exploring Expedition.
Hoe Jaws x. PtuLBivG.
Secretary oftho Navy Washington.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-13
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We have good authority fs The GiloN:n aaeedo;e'
In Newark. Oso. lives a son OF tho "Grcen Isle e
the OeeHa." who has some shrewdncss md wIt. and
more hoacs,y and ca1lor. II. had been. up to last
week. Il supporter Of Mr. Van Buren,. The LIGHT. how.
ever. bunst upon him.. and he ACKNOWLEDGED the claim
Of II irrispn 10 the support Of the American people
As soon rs he hal made The fact known the post mas
ter called on HIM and and to him
Friend james. is It true that you have lei, our ranks
and gonc over 10 these - whigs ?"
And sure Is IT,. honey. DID yo no, hear ~ my
dhramcr
No What did you dream
"lvhy. SIRE. now. anil dhancd when | was asleep
Ihat,he spirit OF the grea, Washington, the greatest
man Chat ever was born. came to uic. an nc saws to
me in as good lu-lIsh rs We iycr !-card spoken. els he
James Malone. and Why will yo be anher opposing
me brave hoy that I appointed To- office mcsclt, t
help Md Anthony to whip the bloody sl,agcs Of
The very ground ycu stand On. az sII the time h.
been u'yiu to keep that s~fnlPoen Of Van Buren, II
me sea-. to lr 4 Disgrace to it az tao diys A. his
ltfei Answer me ,ha', honey
An SAYS !. is Gen. Harrison ycur brave boy, and
did you appoin, hin 10 UInc you; own self AMI did
you love him.
Sure. and ! did says he.
Thin. sis /, I crave your pardon. G'ucral Wash
ing,on. and all Nv the likes Nv yc. for | believed thai
story was all a wing lie, Il our pOsim tsicr. the spal
reeu. said il was. Sure. thin, I will oppose you
brave boy no longer. but will do every thing for hira
! can bles, your honor and peace to your sowl.' An
t1yn n smiled All wsnS away plrisei with Jinmy.
"Psha~," said the postmaster, tire devil Of whiskey
has been m YOU"
An there has been no diyil Of whiskey n all, 4
ell in me. hos. but there = one very near me, an .
We cont mind your eye, he will rise NJ and strip the
pea fowl feathers ,rcrn your dirty carcasc. bad lucl
To yc."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-13

go - - 1900
Asrrsvp-B4t the sreat attraction ir which Leg
ingtOn G ser will b. celebrated. 10 Is beng -" resi-
dence OF The Gn; man Vi h8 age--.he great States
man Oithe Nvs'.
ar. Clay's MANSION - ah,ata mile anil u half Tom
the city oi Lexington. ShyNing partially and 1T in
teryals ;h.o-gh Ihc lrecz BY which il is surrounded.
and which cluster Ga the hrai lawn IN ir'ni. The APP
pesrance which IL pr,senIs is in he highest degree at
rraruNe. A winding carriage way conducts yoG from
the gate 10 the principal entrance 10 the house
Here the visitor is chiefly struck with the cxireIne
neain-sS simplicity and good arrangement Of every
thing his eve heholds. H. sees no cosily statues. no
magnifcOucc Of architecture. 10 fountains gushing
from blaxrn TnIons and by their pleasing murmurs
wing 10 n luIurioI ~ .epoSe. But ai that the uaNi'iaI-
ed taste Of a man Of leiter and Of eaSy circumstance,
of patriotic fe.iiny an republican simplicity could re-
quirr, "a spread b E.c him. Lawns Of The soft and
beautiful gsass for which sae country i remarkable
studdr! win clum 5 o. .Ecrs, through whose deIle 70
liage Ihc yellow rays Of the sun struggle -TEcgularly
and brightly; "a garden of large extent. presenting ~
its rich cIore of al tho treasures of flsrs, combined
with the more hoi;.eiy AID useful fruits Of domestic
use, a viyiG idea Of tina; svcci sPn. where our first pa
renIs rJamed, Careless Of ~ besit.-s;shlcs abundant
ly supplied with hurScs sc The G,rsli proportions and
stock Of The pufes, biUod--So1ds iet 10 their natural
beauty and Wild uEurance-nce places for study
and quiet contemplation. TIese are lhe objects that
the sin:t sr:an of the West l. - gathered in fich alum
dance about him, whore a taste less rurs vyorid have
collected grotoes. statues. aud Z thousand huls pal,ry
iemrlcsand ~pgsoias. (heing Of that rlass of etifces Sy
m aI humanely erected for Inc hercft cfspidgn>
T'hc interior Of lhe bHiling answers TO the ezpscia-
lions c1ciicc hyiis appearance without Every thing
is rich and excellent. bat PLAIN. There ~ nothing
gandy. npthiug ofihs; gay tnaguii,cnce which dazzl-s
aud overpo"ers. IL - ihe comfortable. well ordered
mansion % he gentlrmSn, 'Iig man os issis, an! the
scholar
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-13

ALtawSG'-The bachelors ofTcr1s. Salt River.
De puhgqgc Niucs& lows. shoBlhssnd AZ ifnmediatc
agputabon to Lovclk 81 Tho hcioy girls must %
ready. in hcsc hud lines. - crnigfaie any vhere FOR
good houc' md god husband. Tho Lgrch ConreT
ub'ss"s Tie ccnsls ~ thst city. No lstly 'aken Under
lhs l1z ON. State. tsshihiss q rsVulaiion q 20.
1el. ~ Llm L7l .Le..,Ie. - Wv f-maIes
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-13

We wish our visiiers 90 undsr'sni hat We do no.,
rautour exchange papers taken away from our Office.
We loJso. sometimes h1lf our s.ail. By one. rhen On.
thor and au1ihgf GrhIuE paper. Newspaper are
our io1is and y1l might as well tte a carpenter
piano h' orr p1Gsr We N1nittc Nadisonian of the
6h OF hefeaho1is vhieh hss small piece clipped
ui Oft VIII you bring d back. OF shall We b. con.
lellcd 10 sonl or au,ib,ri
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-13

FiEDITERRASEAN SQuADEoS The Philadelphia
North American says-By letters received in The city.
we learn that five or SIX lieuIenanis and the surgeon
of the squadron, having been dismissed from thy Com.
Hull, ore now on their way TO Washington to represent
their case, and obtain that PREPARATION whirh irs unusual
and aggravated nature demands. These gentlemen arc
most accomplished and exemplary officers: the prin-
cipal charge against them is their unwillinsnep 10 visit
re ladies' OF the Conmodo res family"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-13

We published On Friday a iocision by a cnur; in
Missouri declaring that any assignment, including the
corditiOn of release was void. a legal friend men,
TONED to us that n law Of that state was express ON
that subject and The doubt (Which had led 10 e trial.
WIS whether IL applied 10 debts due ia that state to
creditors in states where such 4 law does not exist.
We Understand That n similar law exists in Delaware
and ia several other States. This conflicting logisla.
ton shows the necessity Of Bankrupt Law.
u. y. Gaseus.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-13
ORIGIN " THE TERMS HARD CIDER

Tbs Warrington correspondent of III" Baltimore
Republican. n prominent Van Burcn paper. speaking
Sneeringlv 81 Gen. HIr1son, ~ivv:
"Gjvc AIN q J4srl n! Had CiiSS. and seW' a pr7-
s.oa Of fuo fbo. Slq9 a year. 0gd our h0rg far -. d'
.iT 81 he r~raeht4er 81 ~, Gsys coa,eulcS "a a Lc
C.hi7."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-13

Connected with the above. IL one Of The most Ell
fensivs READING N iu The United Sitirs-
Terms u Subscribers. IS a year. Strangers are free
~ vsi, il for ~ space Of one month those who con-
rnne 10 visit it for 4 lor ger term, will be put down as
subscribers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-13

The Van Buren, msn u ras rcgros 1s.rr that the
shigs will mo-, meet hcm 10 debate. We never
made sresulsr stump ,p,,ah iu cor life. brl we VIII
challenge Thompson. Newman. kohno1. shannon or
Br,ugh 10 q debate offhs gsnerd political question
'hat now pei:ato me coaa'y albany tr' md place they
elss, giihor or 81 Of her nov about.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-13

We are authorized to state hat a reply has b-en
received by the committee ~ The Convention Of the
Protestant Episcopal Church II Maryland. fum he
Rev Dr. Whittrghum. accepting the appointment %
ts office ofBshop ct hat diocesc-BaH PR
ThcBtpprr MO Csuucr says that The prospects in
fhu region never were better for fill crops auI az
abundance 81 fruit than a. present FARMERS sy hii
trs season IL NJ hest three weeks earlier Than rsulL
-~] 'soy have mrsl 1ervs rrH' rr Hs rgif i"7. e
f.l ...
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-13
xiu,sS " Anncrtiaer.

p listed TRiw-EEIY AND WEEkLy
A. 49, cvENES OF r>.oN A>o wA7rS So
WHEELING. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-13

hioEo
let plyrrrt-Juhn W. Mursnrgh. Of Norfolk.
= do james ". FeysaIn. Of Petersburg.
3 do Wm. :. Archer. ufAm.lil
1Ih do Rchd KlJdCi Meade. of DinwIddie.
Sra do Henry T.. watkins. Of Prince Edward
f'h Do Jane. -. Bruce. OF Haitian.
7k 90 Whimcl p TunstIil. Of Pi;t~ylvsnia.
Sa DO TiUmls X. J0yn"s, ct ccomacS.
gth do NorlIne E.. Sutton, oi Caroline.
1qh Dc wllo1chby NewtrE. Of NrsIuo5eland
liza 10 -lncs LIONS. OF Richrond CITY.
l2n 10 WIEN; ue W. SouihaH. Of Albomarlo
l3h 10 iat. = rc5dicrou, Of RiPplhannuck.
lf:h do John Tauncv. Of Lpudoun.
i5L d. Andrew Hunter Of Jefferson.
l;a. a., Falig WIliIIrrs, Jf. OF Frodenck
j7ih 10 wn.S cyfaou-. cftiariy.
lSa d. BuScoo q. Baldwin OF Anguish.
I1th 10 Ballard smith. OF Grceibrc'
2OA Se Edward johnson, oi B'ictouri.
Ala do John -. Humrs. oi ishugtr'i
29I d. George w Summers. ct kauaySha
%! ID TIiimau 7. Wiley. Of NionongilIH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-13

" "THE ~; CABlN AND HARD CIDER
CANDIDATE. Iiarusoi. when rIr'inE iram y
fegiHc.' q hs s5!iicr. just after the Indian war, SAID
o. sh-Saaiiemcn n yoI ever com TO Nincruncs.
son va llvr,s ind n plate anI n knifr aud nrk al
M fat.r. and assure yuI fhIt Won VIII never find
q yI0or dG' al "a, string - "a, s,h PrNs8 o."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-13

~ IN ~ ~gcs nal Ia al countries u hes been
o'~-fved. inst he cu!tIysiprs ~ tho s,iI ore th"sc wh"
ere least ~ liig 10 Tlr with their usa's, and submit
themselves 10 the viii Uf a masi'-.'
WA HARRISON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-13

The TTPPEC.NoF flag Is irsued frorn H.. office
on the 1t and 18Th of every month. Pnce 50 eu
i,n, ms TIM Until the Presidential election.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-13
IE yY .R1ON ls1a: 80 P,rn1lo-.


rras<-sc< Ir-veolk rspSr IS r1ea'hoc on
-ISt.vS. 5rcr~hys ard Si'1r=Sy..si :" 80 sannm
rrsf~saos. or &c =, ,he snd o! 20 y>a- : ft SIX
r.. - sltIcfie<s Tst-.F~s for = less ie'i7 uaan
~ n. ,i,s.
-. vSe.klv - - .As yv.s,cru Virginia TIMES. Is
an, Pea On Ya!n..day at - So per annrm w adj
'vaa-.. Or e = a7i p,id within one month ir"'i TIC
As..r.,g v. tie yssr. No aew sahscrlesrt VIII he re-
6. yct. sxs ut such as paw ,n advance. tor c months
- 50 = iav-rshiy sharzse- No suh'erihS' received
Or a .sss torn .haa sI nunthr. src 10 paper c'scon.
rrucd. s1rep, a, the dsrreuon Of the rasl;shsr' Until
a. as. IN -ee n. V,sl.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-13
,xE TFrn-Fnm iae People . candidate.

ON I'M T7II no TT|TI' VIIIT0N"t"
suElu BENp. lgh Dec l~Jl.
1 deem q rro~.I az thIs umc iu renew the assurance
heretofore irr.-rui'y malr. ;hlt should I Toe elected g.
iac Pc. l~nry. I will unlcr ~. olrcgmsunnces consent
~ be a cInJiJale Or a second term.
VA. n. HARRISON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-13

DRov NEo-wm. R.ivhie. Esr m-rehsn, sf Phila-
Geliaa. now un a yisi, 10 his relatives N this city.
went INTO the OHIO u,or to hattie. Yesterday morning.
the lsih inst. lie swan across the rvcr, and whilo
endeaVorng To SWIM back again, sunk. His body was
disvoveted hy hs friends about two hour. sitter. but
hhe was extinct. He has leo mrny tvnls. bot. here
and M Philadelphia, to mourn hislos~.
Mr.. A. Herbert hs mad here for he last two or
'hree weeks. a very respectable illvliFical cop a-d.
during the past week. has entertained the visitors NJ
the theatre with the acting OF Eaten, Miss Charlotte
Barnes, and Mir. & Mrs. Barnes, yet has played To So-
~ ,slim houses. Mr. Mr.. and Miss Barnes continue
here, and present 10 their friends aud patrons Of the
theatre tonight one of;hcir avorise plays. Actors OF
their merit. We should suppose, wOa!d dttw good
houses.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-13

We have the following from an eye witness. but OF
NIT names because neither of them are public men.
Mr. T., a strong Van RIren man. Irving ia Chic, was
crossing the lower or Woods ferry yestcrday. in com
pany with Mr.. n c respectable wing OF TIE same
county Mr.. T. remarked IN conversation:
The wings make loud talk about TIE changes from
Van Buren, TO Harrison. Nov | Do not believe any
Of their stories. | will give a dollar a head for every
man you will show me who voted for Van Buren, and
has now changed to Harrison.
HI wish you hid made that Offer a little sooner
I could have made eight or ten dollars out Of you on
the shore we have left
T-itis not too late. I will 90 back with you.
H-Agreed.
As soon US they had reached the Virginia shore,
they turned their horses aud took The ferry back again.
and Mr. III. asked him.
Did You vote for Van Buren, for PRESIDENT
Ans-Ycs.
Dad you continue to support the party until this
year.
Ans.-Yes.
Who will you vote for at the next cleo toni
Ans--Harrison aud Tyler.
That dollar" said Mr. II turning To- hs companion.
I'll will not take his word for u
H.-wll you take his cath
T-No.
H-Who will you take. them
IA good Van Buren, mans.
H,-weII there is Squire X. who is one Of your
party and know, this man well We will call and
ask him.
T-Oh, butt woa't believe any Of yon here. You
arc all a set Odd lying wings.
H-Wcl. Tor serving me this trick il j. bot fair !
should show YOU what a wing Is mad" q Ifyou will
setoH your horse ] ~Hl give you s~,taothisg mat you
will believe lwII give you . specimen of my riding
stick.
Mr. r rode n mi has not been known to offer a
man a dollar since.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-13

We have -nleiyorsd 10 show ans, we think, very
properly. il another column. That tls measures Of the
present administration are federal, ullra-icderal. We
sill now canvass the politics Of a few of the leading
men oftha, administration, who were IN tue political
field when the old land marks existed between Fcdc-
raj and Democrat. Mr.. Van Buren, mad not, in the
days Of John Adams, cstSrcd Polrical lfe but he was
"a village lawyer and politician when james Madison,
was president. Mr.. Van Buren,. Is The records show
opposed Madisoh, opposed the var. and supported De
Wit Clinton who was a prominent federal. This was
the only occasion on which The quesiron Of party poll.
tics was open to Mr.. Van Buren,. except IL the Conyen-
ton. where he voted for a properly qualification Tor
voting. These are the mosi important acts of Van
Blren's life before he became president. aul here he
was a federal Roger h. Taury now Chief Jus,Ice,
and a particular friend of Martin Van Barren, Was an
ulra-fcderal and was in league or concert with the
British when they were at Baltimore, and opposed the
citizens in their defence of the city. Levi woodbu'
y. Secretary Of the Treasury, was IN active federal
and a leader in getting up the Hartford Convention.
As for Mr.. Poinsett and Mr.. Forsyth, we know nothing
either of their federalism or democracy. except that
they have never manifested any very democratic pre-
objections in practice. Secretary PauldIng never took,
To our knowledge, any part in politics unil recently
except IN his novels but 10 far as they Indicate any
Thing, tits strong federal propen-iucs. Mr. Hubbard.
from New Hampshire. wasa bitter fedealist. So was
Buchanan, Mckeim. IngersOl, Isaac Till. Benz. Tap
pan was bitter and persevering federalist- Swari.
won't was n federalist, a ~coadjutor of Aaron Burr, n
friend ofGen. Jackson. AMI an ofice-holder under Van
Buren,. As to Benton and Kendall. the only two re-
naming leaders Of the party IN power, we believe
they never had any political principles ct al They
never gave uiterance to any emil hey came into the
present party. Now. where in this party will you
find the democracy is there any in IT. Their
are federal and their men are FEDERAL
What else i. ~shtod TO constitute u federal party
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-13

UtrEts0E FHEFEEf'N. fE'TnIR HhN NrN T"NIE
. While q neral lrTs.r SOS Cos. a... .. In-
dana. hc onrsra.ucf 11 intention ". IMPLYING iof IS 10
Ffon fr bs .'l q West POINT There WIS only %
si,cic varsr,. apd rs rsa'rl PATRIOTISM nod rgbiic
service wr ul Ger ,aiJ hpFe obtain 2 ls ..-.rrt ~
po'ninfsnf o. Zee ur..ash Doc. ur.sIJYI.u- irn'r
avpliei o. Ii.ru.s1 o. exert a- Inip,nCn Sec hfn a-
DC llsI 6cHred ua O. place iof L4s 10y. Iur up'n,
hcartcd cf'sg -s.r raJg fo DO more CO others t.ru
So bt1rs!t pr1uphg cru lied with the mau.- rc-ursi
and prei-ruu- f.a .s ebay to- hIr own child.
ID. usei o. ~l....n.s ap| .. al .ie Situation uhfrH
ssa1 waited. -.rI r 1s'1u oI p... ...nfrr.a'rd.
49,. 20 ilrs ..'.I ..I Ia'Hfr g. tlatI..rtrrr of
Iba' CIYc .Htfa.. .i.. ..-rl.Y0 more thsu .ng s.I,
Lasn frscma.-.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-13

We have a rImor hpm New vow f.stl lady s4r.
1csted ylh Too Stage md veil snosn boz hati al ouf
h.rf 'uss bs' atardons5 hsr husband snJ gone Of
r -1urIn. Hrs 4.s.-r p.rFeHtr
ItFrE "a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-13

II. Fr7nrin'or Of. i.lIfu. er.-a of fhr Ah.U
Nguat- ,u Nov .u.S. nt.. ... r'Iur Z r]...'riuf
~ NJ . Oh .nI. m ssfisuc. o. c. us.r5a-E Con
veil .lf
"Eas-. arsHp 8ssyts5. m, W. 5HtysTs y~rs Pap
rsssaf.a /. NsvsSa,r. T.yr-PT I'm anon
FTONTvTfs asr yai,s he'd ne, o. Dso' ~ t4ar.
srarL Egrer~r.y.t .."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-13

SATURDAY, MORNING. JUNE 10 lsio
IlAkklsoN MfErING

Aprhhc =re'ing ofthe Ell: tens uf ohio County. tacnd
T. 10 The election OF Ger. wNt II HARRISON. will
place a; the Town Hall IN ihe CITY Of Wheeling.
On MONDAY the lSh inst. at - o'clock. ? NJ. fr
The purpose Of selecting Delegates to the Harrison Con.
vcu,ior. to be held At C~LARHSBJRGH on The 2Sih
Of ,hi. 7onth. whiEs from the country are particular.
ly requested TO attend
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-13

A soon SfsTIHE'r-tIter 81 mp'hiuR make q
naa iee. ~ contafIa1i, and ~ vel sanshed sfnn
ioa ~ 49, rerf1rnIms - akttofr,1~Fnrr SD
qse, ~ % scts ret = yIS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-13

Central COMMITTEE OF OHIO COUNTY.
Cra:v ritehie ! ~ Whit.
n z. Kelly. Joseph TijAall.
Q. W Heiskel,. icmcs I. whar',n.
, : ShuvcE. John NJ MCreay.
S.p Hullihcn. John L Newly.
The Above eonTni.:se VIII meet At the Reading
Roor., on Monday evening June lS;h. at s oelork. P
~. on oussncss Of importance. Pu7cinal attendance
.r7pesicd.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-13
FOR vlCE-PRESIDENT
y az y X.
~ TIRGlSlA.

IT IIHJINIA.
v,RotSiA ELr--oEAL 1IcREr-The following Is
the electoral ticket agreed uyOs. and recommended 70
ma voters OF the Ola DOMINION, 10y THE Harrison and
Tyler Convention which met On the 2i;n eb. At Rich
hloGd
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-13

~ ne; Ia Abe, rsisoi 50 centstrr sinseTuohs'
a.. 80
TIE r~c.ed'ngs of the city council. civ ordinances
"a oder, regularly appear IN Tins r-rsr
Copn-r. j With tho ofica of puhhcat;On ~ the
Uhcs,-r Tunes SRI Advertiser. ~ q JOR s BOOK
TFIsTYNG OFFICE. where may he had on hvnra-
t~lrter,.. Blanks to order. C-ris. Handb,l's, Show
balls. &c dsae IN the ncaISsi style ard on short notice
For sale 4. ,he Cc-np;in- Room Of me Wheeling Times
and Advertiser
Civ Survnuns. County Summons.
Ezscutrons. Executions.
" Bo'Yds. Bonds.
" S1nmpas for Assault. " k-cngnizsnceso OF
hs?.
County Snramon7 fr Assault. Deeds. Leases. Warrants
Serearr' Bonds. Declarations . formsl Bills ~ La
ding. Peillr. Notes. Notes Of NJ. g. NJ. Bank. Notes
OF y. ". Bank. Checks ON all the banks. bound and
PLAIN. &c. &C.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-13
,Irxs or ApyrXrrsrno.

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,r..l ne publ shsa nil crb;6 and charged Sl Cor 'hrsS
n.rrt,oas ana IS cent. Srey"ry suhsragon; utertion
q III al .S~.r,~.erreu' ordered ti forbid.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-13

Tho VcEsbufg Nfiss. Sr.aF,l 1.zrrod sil f,
WORKINGS OF brri CIDER hss come su! nr honcsi, laf
~dsmocr.c9 Wrt,,8 Va. Arrr,
The Ni~k-olrF Seminal never woes Usrr.sa rfn.
end ls, been 'ltd Van p .sa rrr.. ,.-f ~. red.
.NIr- 'sasi 90 .nf fh.f# f-r.r ..-r
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-13

The Argus h1s ,oPraI t. different letter. Of Gen
Vague HnI o. oui,a,or.Hs Cd, tnrrcv ugcu Do paris
nla' 'r Ils' leI0 b. "a.s houeItcr We assert
1n" thU hst letter D. genuine anJ ec aiH prove b.
from zgfhou'C records ofibs day