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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30
ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION

fhe independent Order IF DBL FtiL0trs OF tho
S'esoeH'ile Lodge, in coaneIioh with large num-
Der OF their h-ethren from the Lodges Of Wheeling
"eissurgh &c. forming a numerous ard handsome
coa'ered an and marched in this place ON
Saturday last They were accompanied by the solen.
dad Brass Band frm Wheeling. The glitter of tho
dresses and decorations. combined with the euxeanc
music. the imms--c numbcr of spectators convened
RON dihercat eaaricrs and the bright though fairer
Dyes ha' asorned the doors and windows on ne line
" march, ns ihe procession wound lis way through
some OF our psscpai Streets presented beauial and
interesting scene Having proceeded 10 the Methods,
Protestant Meeting House. sble md eloquent Ad-
dress was delivered To them by the Rev Mr. Burns
Aver whrh ihey returned To the'r ledge room II is
u' seldom mat we have seen respectable and INTEL
ectual icokng tody of men assembled together. Re.
lore the cios of III day they separated and returned
10 their various places OF aboJe--S.i6eauiAe HERALD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30

The Wac 'esseL--An Empcrors daughter once
said 20 sage What great abilities are po..e,,.d b
ihec, aud yet how ugly thou art! How yr,ot he
wisdom IN - mean vessel
Tell me- answered The ga, ..- -, .....i ,
you preserve 80, W "'''' Is 40
80 .'iuc "In earthorn" said an.
and you are 20 rich Reg Of your ,,he, ,b,, he az,
hs VINE ~ silver vessels She did Co. and the uyp.
became vinegar
"WhoFofoFe hast thou pesusded nv d.,.b,., ~ .,A
ioiyi" inquired tho Bmpsror The saSs sYnls,ns5
70 MN he oooasioG, sod painained ihst ia one aDd
TOO same Aian Beauty ond Wisdom seldom dwell 10.
gethor
An snid ho Emperor. "stili here are beautiful
, , VINO are ~ mo snmc time leaned and wise -
" they not beautiful" continued m, s.ge a,h.
YOU'D p'ohabiy be more learned ed more visr. 4
hana-o'ne insn is seldom humble be fhiuks Of him
~ SnS y 'hsi means nfgss 70 Learn"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30

IoRFhair OF DEMOCRATIC RREsIDESr.--wo COP
ne iono"ng irom the New York Wing IL is n
picture oil The head Of The selsiyIed democratic oar
" How do you Like the features We hard-fs,cd Ia
oore" &c" In these miserable limos are devine YOUR
10 ueahto obtain coarse and scanty fare for your
wives and children What think you of tho royal
spiendor OF the kinderhook dandy an comparison with
the frugal and homely habits Of the plain old farmer
Of The North Bend Which Of the two do Won re-
nal "'~'
"A letter from Washington says Of president Van
Buren, that he has introdeced more e1travagance IN.
'ne "he mouse during his short reign, than oil the
W, vIous iDcumbents together His public ,.bIo . "a
% DC magnificent beyond .ripfi n. He has a com.
pe'e service OF massive gold This service is entire
" new and has excited good many severe comments
upon Tue ruling passion OF the president whe now gov.
ens this land with any thing but rod Of gold A
member oil the house OF representatives. who 10 we'll
skilled IN me use Of the pencil has made fulllength
portrait Of Tho NesIdests table, with the array OF got
den dishes. and has placed the sketch in the hands of
an eHPeneneoS hthogzsph,r Of this ety.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30

We eohvO,scd with gentleman yesterday. who has
Jus been travelling through the Western part Of the
Ss'e' and ne assures US that great changes taking
place IN favor Of General HARRISON Indeed. every
one who has been into the interior Of the Srae tell ne
the same thing; and there many who believe
nat proper energy will give Missouri. Our inform
ant says that II probable that Mfr Rylsnd the late
receiver OF public pony Lexington" hiss anDounc.
ed himself by this time a candidate Sor Congress
Many Of the Van Buren, party are indignant m ,bs
shameful manner in which he has been treated, and
hundreds Of them will vVte for him The people are
tired Of % much tyrsnnical dictaon aud are ,,orsd
at the doctrine that must submit 10 fho will doingu
Of the administration without petition OF remonsrance
st Louis BgAetin.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30
GEORGE II. CARTER, Secretary.

beggar went into a store in this CITY, a few day
since, and asked for money. The merchant, by wuJ
Of experiment. offered the beggar his choice between
good sailed Goldfish and two in money down
The beggar at once chose the currency. Two cent,
would pass rapidly at the grog shop; the fish
only iood-PhiLa. ~ Amer.
When coal was extremely dear. a gentleman meet
ing coal merchant accosted him with We'll my good
SIR how is codll" Indeed. sir no replied. coal i.
coal now. Il glad TO hear it," returned the gen
tlemap, for the last you sent me was more than hall
slate"
INroRTGNT.--Ths Wabash and Erie Cannl will now
be completed 300 miles from lafayette TO Lake Erie
this session. the Ohio legislature having responded TO
the patriotic energies Of indiana and passed law ap-
proPriating s150000 to the finishing Of this great
work
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30
From Me BORON Gn-effc.


Liberation Of a Marderr.-The liberation of DR.
Holmes. the Canadian Murderer by The civil authori
lies of Vermont. outrage upon decency and alike
dsgrsceiul TO that State. and the nation Holmes by
his own confession, Is Of the atrociou. muir
derers that over went unhung. 80 near rs we can
remember he facts were substantially 40 follows -
| Holmes was physician in Canada and after seducine
the wife OF ms neiyhbor. respectable citizen OF Ca
nada he persuaded her leave the house of her hus
band. He accompanied her from her home To a dist.
persU,ded her husband to accompany him in sleigh
IN pursuit Of bis wife.
On the ro1d ia secluded spot. and in the night he
stabbed the husband 10 the hear, and buried him
the snow, where he after found dead in has
bloody clothes. The sleigh and harness were discOv-
cred bloody. which led to the suspicion Of Holmes
Finding that he was detected. he fed TO Vermont
and in Burlington he boasted that he had killed The
husband in duel. and claimed the interest Of The sym
pathizers in favor Of the poor Canadian patriots who
were at that time numerous IN Vermont
Soon afterwards however. the body Of the husband
discovered Indictment Cor murder found against
Holmes. and demand for him was made by the Gov
emor Of Canada on the Governor Of Vermont The
Governor decided to deliver him up the Canadian
| authorities. On this, writ Of Habeas Corpus was is
sued for his Liberation. Al this stage Of the proceed
ings the Governor OF Vermont referred the whole mat
ter to the President Of the United States The Pres
dent referred 10 back again the Governor of Yer
mont, declaring that the Governor had full power 10
act in the premises. IL then reasonably suppos
ed. that this dabscsl murderer would be delivered
up To be tried by the Canadian authorities.
But the Supreme Court have again inierposed their
Iabeas Corpus. aud the ssducer and cold blooJed
sassin has been liberated foe the purpose of enabling
him to cheat the galIo~s Of worthy victim. and Ia
enable him to perpetsais new oct Of atrocy in
this country We undertake say that such oura-
geous decision would not have been made by any
other Government. whether civilized or savage, on The
face Of the Globe.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30


tROM DEnAKAKA.-we are indch,ed ~ Mr.. WIZ
Kellogg. WI, came passenger in the brig eta. from
Dcmarara for Georgetown pspers No late as s'e i6h
March. They sgrec in Stating TIA; there 10 great
want Of nddlng class in the colony. and strongly adj
vocae the Introduction Of cmigrants from Ireland and
Scotland. The Guiana Times says-'Noihing bat
rapid and large infuy Of emgrants into the country
save II irvm the serious evils, moro
recily speaking. from entire rum"
On the 9Th u rwodeicgases from the United States.
Who arrived Dcmarara January. sailed for Giena
ia. Their object 10 ascertain the advantages Of
British Guiana aud Trinidad. compared with these Of
The United States the free settlement of Liberia.
place Of residence for their prosecuted bre,hren.-
The sum OF fl500 bad been RENTED BY the Emigra-
lion Sociey New York. or ibe purpose Of securing
as many possible Of the persons in question.
One hundred and ssIy cmyans arrived q Demn-
rara ir IN the LIST The iGih March. The industrious
habits I'd The new comers, a was supposed would have
good effect upon the OF the laboring population
who had cvinced much laziness and fckicness heis
employ menis-laryfori CoHront # Tuesday.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30

Ala CASSoS-It will be rccsllected BY those " no
read the Engliah newspapers that short time ngo they
mentioned with high approval. newly invented Air
Cannon, which by simple mechanical motion. provides
mir, rares IT, loads itself at the bsch and propels
TO 20 balls minute with greater velocity than pow
der. We are informed that the inventor, w p viii.
kins Of Hull England, is in this city, from which
he intends shortly sail Cor Grand Cairo in Egyp-
The invention has been presented 10 the Pacha and
approved.-N y Gaz.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30

HEAR THE PSrERSBURG VOLUNTEERS
In 1886. when Gen Harrison Was chniilaie Sr /
the Presidency. the Charge which are ring sssns
him. OF mSeciliiy o. cernnsndcr and of cowardi-o
as n man. were generally circulated they are
now. The following srtcic signed b. The little rem
mani OF the gallant corps OF Volunteers which m,rehcd
from Petersburg 10 Fort Meigs and which served IN
der Gen. Harrison. will show the estimate ia which
he Is held BY the survivors Of that eh,aous band OF
| Patriotic soldiers:
From he Petersburg Iateliysncer If Sept 10. ls36
We. the undersigned. portion Of the surviving
member ofthe Petersburg Va, Volunteers. resi-.
ding m Petersburg. have in Of the public
prints. with much surprise, the imputaon Of sri
ice attempted To be upon old commanded. Gen
WIN. H. Harrisbs We. rs sn act Of sheer justice Ia
that individual. deem IL duty io stale. that during
the s.ege Of Fort Megs. IN ihs Spring OF 1913. Ne
frequently saw Gesera Harrison placed in dangerous
and perous situations; md the day OF tho several
sor,ies 18Th Of May. 1919 frequently him
cody and deliberately encouraging his officers and
men 10 do their duty. No coward. think. could act
With GOODNESS aud delibersiion such occasions.
In September following crossed the lake and
landed on the Canada shore, few miles below NAL
den. in which neighborhood expected meet the
enemy. Al. and after the landing. march tow
ards Maiden. Harrison and Shelby at the
heads OF their respective commsLds in the active dis
charge Of their dues-and the Thames. in October
Il was observed by all, that Gen. Harrsons conduct
c was brave and nertorour.
= "In February or March, OF the year. the time
Of service Of tho militia about expire and had
they left the army. Should have been left with bu
y few Volunteers and regulars exposed TO the combin
u eel cnemy-at that time Meigs not fortified. II
This situation, the General called the troops together
and addressed them in feeling and patriotic manner
9 mpressing upon them the necessity Of remaining on
'e n few days longer; ai the time pledgny himscl
N to them paid from his own private resource,
N shoud Government refuse DO i) for the time IA e
v might serve after their legal time Of service had
i ircr.
r. I've cannot frbear acknowledging a debt of graf
y, tude Of long standing. and yet due Gen. Harror
~ for his Kind and per>Dnal attention those of
d. pany who wounded in the engagement on Oh
40 5ih ofMsy at fou Meigs AMI for his general depcr
neni towards our corps during term Of service.
as JOSEPH SC1IT.
De JOHN III. SMITH
JOSEPH MASON.
'r WIN l.. CHEIvES
JAMES PACE.
20 WIN. r. BURTON
or X CLEMENES."
10 The tnielgcneer says-"Many Of the sgners Of IN
at letter have finished their pilgrimage earth and hay
ST. gone TO in another and better world the reward
a. due to wellsPent life; but the greater number ar
still aveand arc still willing bear tesimsny to the
Va fair Game of their beloved General"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30

. ayTrGY--A brutal and horrid ARRAY is said
10 hsye taken place few niles above Vicksburg,
tho Louisana side Of the river soms day last week
between tgo citizens Of Eds county who hsd former
" been partners IN trade, Mss~s. William b. Wade
and J. o. Robiusoo, They 6ught with Bowie knives.
snd j. .aid frequently rested during Ibe sanguinary
conflict 10 gain strength and breath for more savage
and brutal onslaught The spirit or demon of Cam,
the first murderer nrst have gbborcd Tho horrd
sccro. Wade wos stabbed 10 the heart end died
instantly while RoinsoD. u u soid, mus, DE soon, "
he Is not already gone 70 Ms last accunnf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30

SALr-Tie REASON given by t:usta'sou> IN his notes
to the illind for the of salt emblem Of peace
and friendship, is at lcnst scau,fu il is not etue-
Ne SALT composed Of many drops OF water. fluid and
unsteady becomes one solid body. hey wiro fiora
distant places. join IN friendship. unite in pce ard
friendly dis osiion. Let carry this image farrhct
and render II rsofe perfect As thee ops which IN
'se the solid body luid and unsteady. 80 ,divid.
uiis. IN themselves weak and wavering united in
friendship compose body firra. teratie and
imposing
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30

NayAL-The Court Martial IN the csse Of Cousrno-
dore ELLiOr Is ordered 10 assemble on the 6ra Mon
day IN May. end not the (osytb. Mentioned hereto
fore. Commodore CEANE and REFsrsw have boeR
excused from serving menbers and Cgmmodose 3.
T. kESNEDT and Cepi FoNHsLL a. PsEKEE been or.
dored in their sicsds--A e. " CAron
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30

THURSDAY MORNING. APRIL % isie.
VIRGINIA ELECTIoNs-The report. from !

VIRGINIA ELECTIoNS.-The reports from Viz
sinia are contradictory We give a table aiming
the best information we have. that can be relied on
IL Is admitted tina, Conrad is elected in the Frederick
district and believed that Custs is elected from Ac-
eomac II this be 80. the Wing gain - far heard
from. fo4rdclegaes and two senators. making differ
enee of twelve on joint votes. The counte. heard
from are the middle and eastern. We anticipate ,
greater propor'ionate gain in the West,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30

a singular state Of public affairs is indicated IN the
iact That vessel arrived IN this city from Norfolk
with building timber for the Navy Yard say about 4g4
white oak knees, and there was not enough public
funds IN the hands Of the person directing the Navy
Yard 10 pay The freight. say les Than $500 and re-.
fusoi 10 pay demuuogs was also gwen the captain.
who was referred 10 broker get hi, certificate sba.
we'd. This % a lo,se WY Of managing public busi.
ness-Phh T.. s, Gas
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30

VALUE or ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and Rhode L.
land both voted for Mfr. Van Buren-but the loss OF
these two states to him, is satisfactorily demon
stratcd.
The City Of New York in its Charter Election hos
gone loco oco by diminished majority. The victory
now brings nothing 10 the vicors not the Inspoc
tors Of Election or the Commissioners Of Registry
which are divided.
The Wings are resping substantial victories They
win empires. But what sputfer made over one
Mayor and CommoR COuscil just this year. ss they
were year ago!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30

CtO'L >.vNTr-A crest meeting Of the log caby,
md hard cider boys Of old Cecil county was held &c
Eikton. the 7ib Instant exGovernos weary in tho
chair AZ which series of spirited sbd eloquent reso
utions wero sdcpiet favor Of Harrison sod Reform
snd s 81 three hundred aelegssss appointed 10 tho
National Convention
~ JUDor Tcexxs hss sisavov.d. through his
sos -i-law. a l. Brooke. Esq al know, ledge o. or
participation IN Secretary Riches ealumnious Ad-
dress 10 The People ofvirginis
Other members Of the COnmitise. undcrsiand
we're shocked its p,rusl and discllin in malignant
ssperions ON the supporters Of Gen. Harrison,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30

Mosr HoLRIBLE.-We have never road y, ,,,
whole HISTORY Of rail road accidents, more horrib
&c: i"''a Leu
On sunday evening. young man named Yerkes.
''"eeh nineteen and twenty years of age. The
oi o. iinrmar ferkes. had his head cut of, by
being by two rail road cars In Broad 49,,
4 short distance from Market The smpuiation was
effected so completely. that the part scxered from the
main body was actually taken 30 ON n shoxcl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30

SHOCKING eIRcUNsTAvcE.-we unde. - 49,
aansnei occurred on Weinesde, ,.r,,,. ,.,,..., g..
persons Of the names Of Daniel Carmsn and villa.
Knowles, 81 an oyster cellar corner Of Martet ana m
GATOR s,rces % The coUrso Of which Csrmsn stsho5
Nnowles N two places. Bot little hopes are sni,,.
- MAJ hso~ies viii survive Ie rep esentsd
GBgarcr 'e A'''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30
ORIGIN OF THE TERMS HARD CIDER"
AND LOG CABIN"

The Washington correspondent; Of the Baltimore
Republican. prominent Van Buren, paper. speaking
sneeringIy Of Gen. Harrison. says
"Give him 5qryei Of HIrf Cr'sr aud senle a pea
sion Of thousand year. and our 'DOrd for a. nc
viH sa hs remainder Of has days centeHted IN Log
CABIN"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30

We rsgref 10 STATE that of rhe fire engines, in
returning IRON the fire, ON Monday afternoon run over
'h'h VINO go' en'ansied IN the ropes. His
name was Charles Taylor. 4fc was n journevma,
shoemaker formerly Of Philadelphia and had been in
the CITY but few days He sent TO the Office of
or Eoerle. and died iR ten minutes He left no
faniiy.-CiA Olive Brand " wv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30

washington once called upon an tScfly lady. whose
little grand daughter ct the close er the CELL waited
on him 10 the DIOR. aud opcred Let him out The
1encral With his customary urlani,y. thanked her,
ana laying his hand geutly upon her head. said My
dear.i ~'sh you better Office" YES Sir-,o let YOU
H". was the iromId and beaanltl reply.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30

WIuGeEEY ExTJscr-which way so,vst yss tooL
we strong indications that Whgrory s si,ut 40 be-
s,sallo, ed Up IN Harrsonism. Yes! Hsrrisopi,rr Il
The rod Of AsrVn swallowing up oil that come. n..r
%! Even Senator Tappsn defines The great oppf-i.
i'm a. Hafnsoniansi Let this Be The Recognized eog.
no'nen Under which the rally shall 10 conducted and
here viii b. such an extinction Of wbiaeorv a. bi
hl hs Opponents with dismay. We shall soon SEQ
hem dong 'hoh boz 70 Keep IL alye,-- { iaeianst
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30

LIBEL CAsE-COl Pleasanion was bound over in
the sum Of 81 500 yesterday. before Alderman Badger
10 answer The charge Of libel made against him by
Cen. Simon Cameron, IN the publication Of the official
proceedings Of tho Harrisburg and Lancaster Rail Road
Company that appeared in the papers Of this city feg
days since-Phd North Amer
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30

IMPRISONMENT foR DEBr,-Ths bill repeating the
law which authorised the imprisonment icr non resi-
dent debtors passed both houses Of the ~ Y legisa-
tvre on Wednesday. Efforts Of an unusual character
were made 10 defeat u.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30
Re WHARTON. E4itor and Proprietor.

TrsNs-The Tri-Weekly Taper is Published on
Tuesdays. Thursisys add saturdays at So PER annun
IA sdranc. or 90 al The cnd cf the year Sd Cor SIX
months No subscr,ssr received for less term than
six months.
The Weekly paper. the we.,ern Virginia Times. i,
published on "Wednesday NJ 81 50 per annum an sd-
vance. 90 il not paid Wilma one moath from the
beginning OF the year Ne subsc~ibers will be 70
ceived, except such a. pay IN adv For month.
81 50 il invariably charged No suesc ribcr received
.or u icss tlas sir mOnhs and paper dis on
tnasd sIoep, nj the discretion VI the publisher until
all srrsaraSes paid.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30

Tho traveller would do well TO cast his eye over
the advertisements Of the EuTsw HorsE, Baltimore.
Among the many g7od Hotels Of Baltimore. we have
always selected that the best resting place. Its
location is good. and plenty always character
sed when in the hands Of the seaior partner and
know from the high character of the junior that he
will add mach 10 IL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30

The Globe says that Andrew Bags Of Washington
has changed his coat for Pet,iooat We like 10
tbs Of the petiicoat story by the Globe IL show,
that tn, editor has been lash to fury b. his fears
When rhe party prosporsd the Giote was more crcum-
sPeci than to such language in relation the hero
of the northwest one who has done his country much
good service. We like the tone particularly in the
government organ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30

The Troy mail speaks in high terms Of On inven-
ioa s,r paneing shingles after they have been saved
out The advantages chiefly gahed by IL Is, tbs, \,
prevents the water from penetrating and rotiinr the
with great raPidity finishing them as fast s,tvo
con turn them out
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30
JOHN D REED

EpfropAL ApDicarIoH --Lucisn Minor Esq has
retired from the Charlottesville AdyoCaie snd s suc.
eeedei ~ Ihomss WooD. Esr a sound Wing Of 6ns
'alcnp Mr HnOrs plan Of an5mp,.az 10 please
bo'b parties lgas failed
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30
wM. n. HARRISON.

10 "THE LOG CABIN AND HARD CIDER
CASDIDATE.--t;en HARRISON. when parting from q
regiment Of ms soldiers. just after ths Indian war. said
% them-"Gsnismen. n you CONS ca Vincennss.
You will slwsys find plate snd a knife and fork ~
my table and I assure you thss YOU will never find
sy door sha and ne string Of 6e latch pulled IN"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30

The Election for Delegate. 10 the Virginia Assem-
bly,, came off yesterday fine style w. Jones' Esq.
Democrat and John G. Campbell Wing. Che Father
Of ell the Factories, Glass Houses, Banks. wharfs
Houses. Hog Pens aud Chicken COops.) were the
sndidates-- WeilsbuTg v B. paper.
We ask the mechanics the woskingmen TO exam
inc the language and character Of the above and can.
didly enquire whether this is NOT part Of that enm
y. which is characteristic Of tho Van Buren, party to
all labor oil improvement in fact the business and
progress Of the country There citizen Is rijculrd
because he Is the father Of Factories Glass Works
VIVA YES and Houses. Marx that!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30
VIM. H. HARRISON.

~ an all ages. aud in all osuniries IT has been
observed that the culfvsors Of the soil those who
least willing pau with their rights, and submit
themselves 90 the will Of Q master"
wM r. HARRISON