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The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-08
ALBANY LUMBER.

TENHE SUBSCRIBER will receive in the com
d ing week a cargo of ALBANY POPLAR: consist
ng of Chair Plank Scantliag and 5-e ii; also, WAL
NtyT BOARDS which will, with the s'URi. MAPLE
CHERRY and WALNUT SCANTLiNss now on hand, ;,
make good assortment He would respectfully invite
the trade TO call before purchasing. constant supply
will be kept on hand.
ALSO FOR SALE Low.
100000 feet Shipping CULLINGS
100000 White pine SHINGLES
5000 feet running measure ARK LOGS
60e00 feet A, Cd, 81, 3 and inch ASH
With large and general assortment of LUMBER,
suIrABLR BUILDERS. ID. E THOMAS,
Office head Union dock on the Falls.
Below Pratt street bridge.
5rzSThe Richmond Compiler Fredericksburg Arena,
Kent Bugie, Chestenown, and National Integencer,
will COPY the above 10 the Of 81 each and charge
American - otfice, au n
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-08
CHEAPEST AND BEST
AND IN FACT THE ONLY
FIRE PROOF ROOF.

SLATER SLATE!! SLATE y!
KETHLIIAM BAYLEY, Slater, has recervedby
w the ship Pocahontas, from Liverpool, his fall sup
ply of those beautiful WEIGH SLATE, the roofs OF
which, (that he put last fall have heen SO Hush I'D
mred. In order obtain the best article i'll his line
the subscriber has Comet the expense of experiences
Judge of the article, in England, visiting all the Welcf
quaTres, and purchasing the best, without regard tC
price, and invites examination of his present stock
being satisfied it will compare advanIageousy with any
thing of the kind ever brought to this market.
He has also constantly on hand full supply Of
AMERICAN SLATE, from the best quarry known on
the continent and trusts he viii be able 10 give entire
satisfaction 10 those who may favor him with their work.
TO those moi acquainted with the fact, he would state,
that the cost of slate roof is very tteGf anymore than
the best shingles and considerably less than those pre-
tended to be fire proof roofs, which, upon the near ap
proach of fire. get into melting mood, and disappear,
leaving the property they intended to protect an
easy prey to the devouring element
The subscribers yard is Union Dock, Below Fleet
street bridges dwelling, Front St, next to the Theatre
WILLIAM BAYLEY.
FOR SALE, first rate carriage HORSE. Enquire
above. tIl Sc III
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-08

YYyO THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Giants for the nsolvent Laws Of the State Of Mary
land can their papers correctly drawn and on
reasonable terms, by applying TO L. p sCUTfI'S Gem
era Intelligence and Agency ofhce, No West Fayette
street, basement sl5fy 5arnsIns City Hotel oc2
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-08
}. It. WATSON.

IMPROVED WIRE WEAVING AND SIEVE
MAKING ESTABLISHMENT,
No. 50 SOUTH CALVERT STREET, BALTIMORE.
II he would particularly inform those who buy WO-
IL IL VEN WIRE aud SLEEVES to sell, that il would
be much 10 their lntage to call him before pur
chasing elsewhere. lie also manufactures heavy twill
ed Woven Wire for Spark Catchers; plain and fancy
WIRE WORK for Book G lses, Windows, &C.; Bird
Cages, Rat and Mouse Traps, &c. &c. oc24det*
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-25

No amount Of SANDER .nd dciractiun is too great 10
by tie Office holiels, Hence the moment tIaI the
Buckeye Blacksmith. Nj. J. ", B,cr. became 4 power.
lul cNIuuant OF the cnryupuuIs OF tic administration. lis
tools opened on hIm Tho sldiccs of Islander. lie was
li once pronounced 4 dcisulicr, a pick-pooGci. an i'm.
poster. and a variety oi other kindred names Aud uo
later than yesterday Mr. Henry B%Ierhing, an office.
hpldcroi our county. Was engaged Ia the charitable
work of hawking about a Gl.hy article, dcnouncins tins
poor aIsd homes mechanic, IN; truly great man. ~ an
Impos,Or. travelling under an assumed uimc-alhouph
hs has worked n hs trade inuur OWN county and has
been known for many years hy some of our own CHI.
zeus. as hlr. }. w. Bacr the Blacksmuh-all Of which
facts Mr.. Bicrshug very well knows! Comment on
such conduct IS unnecessary.
Edgersi0y-. To-c,!isLL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-25

ACCIDENT FE9H TUE CARELESS usE OF FRI ARMS
The Philadelphia Gazette gives iha following az.
count Of the fatal termination ufau accident Il, A., y,u,,
man named iIaylia1d, atAlr EIuou's Gymnasium. m
tIut city
We are panied To learn that The PROMISING md IN
i'..iernt lad mentioned m tho above Fan-ulh. eyn,.
red ihs morning from the effects oih.s wound. The
.reuH's.a"ce h1s caused infinite regret on The mart If
VII b'Tfci. "Ip was 90 no respect ocuguabIs Tor It's
fatal consequence. There were Two rI.f,rs I,,kcJ
up n a boy. whsch also contained 20 cI..s.l,,rd-
While Mr. BirrciIs attendant plile Gymnasium ,,,.
taking GOT ihe bard. two boy--ouc of ,,on w,s ,be
dcroascd-,pok out tie pistols. aud in The rog-.e NJ
laer momrn.ny playing with ,hrm. % prrru,.r, en-,
was most mpIuIeully but pIgGU.g G,.I ON ,s uI,rS
and the pistol snapped, The fire t... instant ~,
and tc r'or Iad. HJtlsud ltI MONTHLY v.r-l.I
Mr. brreii, wuh "a r~TI.-.uuuHg urtnYgrI. has
Ordered Hs sh1'iiu- gallery Oh Pee ul.4 I5.n. and ali
ihe weapons therein o. hr moved 100 8lr. a, a rUp.
smiths Or sale. Ii UHI u1 luu-sr form ON, off RIO
features Of hrs establishment. which Don 4m .H.r....,.
l"1 up 10 lh's ilm" even iu Illf. has aIa.gs Obtained
The rcr1rd .1f patronage IS a largo and rrs.-rr,bla
portion 0ftIis community.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-25
CEN. HARRISON AND HIS OPINIONS

The Van BYr,n pres ia the r-rgl-.s,oss az MET.
spirit is l5ouug to create an impression rb,f f,--. ,r,
certain measures, of public policy connected with IN,
General Harrison has never expressed am opinion am.
lhaI Dee j. uuw boz nehrcgiug uia Committee who v,l
nt psrwi. bin o o IN os answer tIg l.tt rs a!IresseI
To- ham Oh these s.bIrc.s IT,, he should commit LIu,-cI
upon Them.
Both Of these charges are graui,ols aaI gnf,un,lcI
/ uluaa : and rb,t rbu-. r,g b.. ~. r,r.r.- ~.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-25

Dsg'd Of Sir Hl4fref Sigues BIZ Sufac-To7 The
Cape Of Good Hope shipping List, just received, con.
lanes ihe following dreadful account Of the loss Of 200
slaves, and S~Ibscqunt wreck Of The SLAYER
The last accoun's from The Mozambique state thlt
two siavers. one a ship aHd the other a bag, were
wrecked IN Mozambique harbour during a hurricane
from the southeast, but The crews OF both aud 2OJ
slaves on board the brig were saved. The ship had
arrived the preceding day, and had not taken in slaves
u was reported Of the brig, which was commanded
by a Spanilrd, that she originally had on board nine
hundred slaves. but during a hurricane the matches
were baitened down. and on opening them afer the
hurricane had subsidized. it was discovered tAat 800 OF
the sla'cs had died from suhDcauoa and want of TODD
The gale recommending, the matches were baucncd
down The second time, the consequence OF which was
an additional three huHdred slaves persisted from the
same causes, and lOOof the remaining 300 slavesdied
on the passge 10 Mozambique harbour. whittier she re-
paired FOR the purpose Of getting a further supply.
The imprisoned Chartists are permitted 10 read Black.
stones Commentaries. but not the classics. We should
suppose they had Of the first a sufficiently practical
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-25

Miles IlOichkIss, who has been employed for some
Time, IN keeping u nine PIN olley ~ OsNcgo, y. Y,
and who "Immouali:cd' himself by cndeaySung
10 impose upon Gen. Harrison. b. writing him a Letter
which the General did not notice, BIT which WAS
answered By a Cincinnati Committee, has been pp poin-
ted Register of the Land Office. at kaskaska. Iii
ny.S.
CoSNENr.-The unhluShing impudcnce viii. which
Mr.. Van Buren, goes into the mlrket. aud purchases
and pays for the most p~ryS'gac part.sans. i one of the
most alarming features OF these degenerate tunes.
Here Is Miles lIo;chkiss, a citizen orNcw York, reward.
ed for what WHY has he been sent into Illinois,
Was there no one Inthat State suited for TINS Office. that
Mr.. Ilotchkiss has been sent there,
The purpose is TO give Prominence - Nr. Unichkiss.
and To prove that Mr Van Buren, will reward every
man who renders him q service.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-25

The following extract from Il spcach OF Gen. II. 7.
LYLE, delivered at Hamilton, ia 1895, is IN good taste.
ani rcoukcs Gen. uAHRISnSS present rcvilers. lie
spoke of Cen. HARRISoN and of his serv vices, OF his sc.
luaintrnce with him, and Of their residence IA lhe
same county. " But said Gen. LYrIE, were We
" widely separated rs the poles. | can ncithc. be made
% To forget hs 7iriucs, nor Withhold from him JUS,
q" commentator for RIs many eminent services. Sir.
4" would be a traitor To NV own nature of fou.l my.
sell capable OF tisparaciug the claims OF a public
&c servant 50 eminent. 50 ytH tried, aud UAose Gfe la,
-" been a history sfsWch uScfHLl, Sc and CqlaHiry as nat
"J Gen. IiAsEIsoN Rather than roll the temples of
q" ttlt timc-'yorn and justly housred public servant of
"a single laurel, | would choose ius,ice and sraaii.
&" tsde &c heap ekap!ets on his brow"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-25

ArvHgLL ENTN IRY-N,UrrSsvIl.r-Thr arcn.
lion o. those parents & guardian who have yeuug lldir.
under their charge, Is requested 10 the advertisement
OF ihe Armw,l Seminary, "a NIruusvillc Ohio. The
prcccr.ress comes before the public with strong re-
concentrations TO favor, and The place i'sclf Is one Of
'he most beautiful on The Ohio river We have seen
very few places, indeed, which nature has done more
20 bcaauiy than 10 has for Maruusyillc. anI the hand
OF una" s doing bis proportion o. the good work. The
population arc q thriving, inle!liven, and steady pco.
Pi'' cul"'asiug the best qualities and giving them full
exercise.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-25

THr EXyEEiuEST OF TVS Love S,rrr-Ws were
in hopes 70 hayC tst q 10 orr power 90 give the rr.
fu.i Of Iis aurous'y r1psc'cd affair bot % appears
ila' Che Hon John H8uilion has determined 10 ,ef
% few weeks before DE grand event comes IN. in or
eti mat De pilot and engineer may have more conf
afnrt in The command q the vessel The Ontario
has s,-enisd I'D The Rapids brtNcon Prc,cau and f,
Lon. Sl.t "ltl perfect ease. and no doubt enter
lau-. 4 Er ~~1~abIity % asyend The siulf but AZ,
blmI0aH Fudrudy resolves not f1 throw r. rbsrr,
away. sHd therefore ~postpoues he u1I Mr.. ~. !.
now 90 Mon'renL provIiI1r furniture. So fr ths
r..ts --e . ...s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-25
WHEELING.
THuRsDAY MORNING. JrNE .. ls4o.
WINGS. r.

DEMOCRATS. AROUSE!
The iiUporta' political measures now a]sitating thc
atc such as 10 arouse every lover OF liberty
10 the rescue OF the free Institution, ct oar beloved
country from the grasp ofa nrlci0Is Aris;ocncy oC
non,cd men md oars aat3rrs. who are determined to
rgnI ,c land, sink the Democracy. and build on the
ruins of the couiclcucy a consolidated Ig not Mcnar-
,hIga) Government, uudc which the rich wIu be pro-
teotcd and supported, while the p,or viii be Cypress
ed and made sllsoryicn; to the designs Of monicd men
and Office holders.
In accordance with tie general wish n
DEMOCRATIC WING CONVENTION
will bc held NJ
MARTINIHLE. BELMONT Co. ONO.
GA YaesSag. 3Oh Jane igS. @ which time aud
Place the People are respectfully invited to attend.
Thomas Curwin, the Democratic Wing Candidate
for Governor, and many other able Speakers, are cx.
Tecied TO address the Convention.
JOS. NJ. LEWIS, Secretary # Con. Of Arr,v.
Martinv'llc, / mile above Wheeling June Is.
The TipPccanoe Club. Harrison Association and
other citizens are particularly invited to attend tin,
meeting.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-25


AuIa'aIEEant gcn,I. IN IN o. lh.s Saic, who has is,
returned from Tie West, has fuuishtd ~ with the
I'''Htlg interesting account Cd d JuNrrsIton held by
am WIN IHt cEtiJ.Cmps 81 kaaIack.. II certainly
Is iT" that the false aud mI.cIs4, charge ola w,ur
ci personal courage against a man wa, El. brvcd 81.
many dAHsc", AM ioJgIt s., many successful battles.
should be- done away with.
"OH Tie 2sh May, 1910, on board tie steam boat
Albany, while ascending LAe OlIo RIVER, cN.G,ycmor
Desii'' oi her.Urky thus addressed Hlusc!fto INC.
concerning Gen. William II. Harrison. aud lac did so
~ e Es-gueTc &C OF a remark made by nue.. chat the
A"H'his'falI1h pIEiy,-ceralH!y their rrgss &. were
s"ded'oslnE 10 make 10 appear that General Harrison
lacked personal courage IA.s / know t. be false
SAID Ia" venerable and respected Governor. "1ccar,e
o. lhe 2Jh August, lSjf / Grsi become acquainted
"I'h General HARRISON, while ho was, acting as aI!-Ie.
camp u General Wayne. ! saw Lm twice ON m M
memorable day. exposed 10 the 5u,srs, Ere of ia.
'nc"y.-iH@ bullets dying ar0JuI hin. auL 1 sa;y nyrb.
I'S lake coHtriIcc or irapIdliori / saw him also a.
lht u1iIie OF the Thames, where no commanded The
iei WIns. lie was exposed % Ium ue.l dancer upd
] again sa" "J.hiE- hkt cuwlrIirc 0r fear. Hscnurse
am e'aiu'iai thc baIlo OF TIpaecanoe o.zli Z, satisfy
Hhy a"I over, one, tI,l he I4aSs uIi c5IrI 81. Ir,iuE
""m ara h'DU huH o. BE- a brave and good man" &c.
"Hil adds more force 90 the opinion Of Govsrn,r
D'sIt' Is ihe well koNu fact that Hc is 10 favor ortbe
present administration, ,ud was appointed by Mr. Pom.
'-ii one THE visiicFs 10 West Point.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-25

The following confirmation Of Mr. Espy's flso,y Of
producing artificial rain occurred last fall near
S%mithPou. M'Keon co. PA. II Is rcpoucd by the eIi.
tor Of the S%mathrort Tier The weather bad been VERY
dry for several weeks, when Mr. John Halmcs set fire
10 seven acres Of very heavy hllow lanI. just back o.
iho town. The heat and smoke srsing from 10 was
tremendous, and the same night storm Of rain fell M
SmcihPou and The vicinity. The weather WIS tho,
clear Cor a day or two until Mr.. n. had loapcd up brs
ALLOW land and fired hs los.bclgs. when the rain be-.
gan again and continued for scyerl lays; only cicauur
upwhCn the fuel was ell consumed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-25

PNo>PEcT iNn REr@OSrEcr.-"!t Is well for Us that
IN early lie We never think of the weiss iiudcs which
lie before Us; or look to them only with plcasurablc
autitipat.Uns as they approach.
Youth
Knows noush, Of changes Age hath traced them
or,
Expects and can interpret them"
The Thought OF them. when Il comes acrosSu ms IL middle
HE brings with At only a transient sadness, like The
shadow Of q passing cloud. We turn our eyes from
them while they are in prospect but when they are
IN rcirpspo I many a longing Lingering look ~ cast
behind ."-D,ctor
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-25

IMPORTANT MOVEMENT ~ THE UNITED
STATE HA\k-Thc general dcInluI- for rrfr.grl.
mcni uu 90 llf ore affected by The operations ftle
times, hive rot been overlooked Iu many quarters
whore they have not set been manifested auy public
evidence %! unw regulations. Meantime. vyc suppY,r
riat Tie band uiTc.urm Is actively engaged.
For some tune V,sr. committee OltYc Board Of Di-
rHriOr- of The United States EIzk have Bad under
consideration the state % that Institution. auI the bro.
per course 90 hC adopted f1 -"f. Dos organization fo Hfu
rIurCmgu's Of Ie I~arIFzud slate ui commercial off
lIrrs. The committee som perceived rIt iHo mum
Hnr Of offices we 1llgIu 90 aI classes of gg-.4.. en-.
plpyci 300 ihc EluE. was much greater Than De- rr.r-.
Da by present business rUG .Hn salaries were mr..
higher Than was Necessary This report was careful
E weighed. and To- resolution proposed. recommend
Ifr 'tli lI iHo officers .Iui DlrfhsHip-. ut lup Banks
poe Irr-lara.r tHg,p,l-sL8GiI De- tl.r.,F a. obi.
3Jh ui june. rus'. aHd thlta 90 rbrf urlr nrs .rr..r.
lIIuu should take Yiace. o. include about fga.r.,ff.
ui ODE present numbers pi uli#rr. of salaries of ah.4f
twenty pc cent Irs those now lHfd Tho s.gg..t
ions Of tIls Report met ilo approval pr trs President
and tlsalof-Jus.Fh ruwn.rlastr. Ia1.
hr.s.uIly morning. otter fhe ds.hlfta pI tha usual
business rho following letter was received from AIr
Cow n.-HFa.fe
HlE eSas rat-i sa,s lime I-. $50
To the PrrslsatauI Directors ,r tIe Bans oItIo a.
uU.I >a...
6.HH.n.. -rnfer o. rnusr,ron aftlc pr9rris,. "
To- m.Fs.r. which O. .BEa for .Hr. .ua s.u.ru.r4t-B
..'r .N' -...H|.E H"I..I. aE.U 90
".nH1sI imperative with deep efsu of the kind
t-a aad r1l.a .u'n. constant, r...lIsIf 5 ua rr n.
]is.HH.1. .~larlrnTs llI r...rr. p. F.ras anal ,...
Erfa'r. 'r-|IHT toward. ... rep ar afI. g...I
aud 'Hr s'.rr r' Na ETu. q rmpe-rlf. .rrr-fsr
'Hf rl-rE.u have f.aar.I owe with. anl -.....f Led.
t"a.r..f ru. .r, resignation as Cashier a.H. I'D
p.IIs IH|,s STATE.
su-lrU rgwPEETIIWAITU
haH vas a1aH1 Haf NJ G. rlH.rmu.l..F . -...y
.-.rr r. Ea.rI was or once r--a..Hf fu..f r...r
sla 'umes8Ir.y or Dol reception. ts B81rI I4-r
mnlay elected Nr Gov perITafe "a Director .IH.
Baus-l vacancy hagaE occurred lf Ha Ra--.r
evidence Of hc snirrIrl 200 vs.a H-r gentleman
.-
.. .. G...5-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-25

There wns a large meeting Of ho friends Of The a5.
nin'sH-uoE % Frederick. 90 Maryland. last week sew.
era mcmbcr oi congress were present and spoke.
The m0.t remarkable incident rhst occurred took
place whilst vi. Senator GrUnly wa speaking. lie
va dsHouucIur Gcn,ml Harrison. sles Inc A.evard-,
Gazette. am aluuf 90 pour upon bIm .-mc efalIrr like
That be U.sd % tuc U1iIm1re Convention. when tn.
whole platform from which be spoke lud which va.
crowded wih persons. broke down. throwing the fen.
nos,cc Senator hc1I-0rCm0sf over slns lumber, and
leaving him with BIS heels 10 .ho Els,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-25

Nb, m toubi. matter Of grest difficulty 10 ascertain.
at least Tor the present. how much has boon squander.
oil by the present Administration. ond - still beisr
sIuani I'D. But NO can tell how much Gen. Jarks
Son received from Government. uhc var being over
and he living retired on his.farm.") from which we
can form a pretty correct estimate. n~'ltSing certain
allowances. a. to the compensation received by others
The following Is an abstract Of one OF hs accounts
as Nl1lpr Gcncrf Oftho United States Army. tor the
wear 1920. whilst he resided al home. and the hirh au-
ihouiy @! the precedent could not avoid exercising am
L.AncH.c with nl.-nr. -aIc- ..-.iInr 4. -cur-..n.-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-25
i J Z WHARTON, Editor mi P-qgri.,o-.

rEENS-Tbe Tn-Wcckly Tap,r - published ON
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. AZ So per annum
in advance. or 81 ~ tho end uc thc year. - for six
months No subscriber received Cor a les term than
nv months.
The Weekly paper. the Western Virginia Time. =
TSihiIshod on "Wednesday at - 30 per auuum boz ad-
vance. Or 3 If not paid within ono month from the
beginning ct the wear. Nonew subscriber Will De re-
ceived, except such a. pay in advance. Fo- S Q months
81 so Is invariably charged. No .lhscuhrr received
for a less term than 81, months, and uo paper dIscon.
nnucl. except at the discretion OF the Publisher, until
all arrearares are Paid.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-25

Died very suddenly, on Tuesday aycuing last. at
the residence of his father at North Bend, D. EENJ,-
MiS nAEEIsoN. He was in the 9Th year hs age
Ills funeral VIII take place this morning at the Bend.
This intelligence vii be very great shock TO the
Gen. a. The Doctor was in good health when he star.
ted TO Font M~eigs-LOuisrUe Gas. 4 Jane 90.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-25

mo1c q No "a ac''ts. rs ~yvsSar' ~ S,.rc. apf be-
PsH a. stg0roz. ss GfcSy PcrieG ,C tnijc. As 10 his
physical oond'ion. sno h~ussuls dat - frequently
meet Nh Cen Harrisoa, either on his farm Or IN this
'i'y' VII ieNEiy tr ~ that a.. constitution remains
ui'''"."' ''ri ''i' Ec Is "a the osJOyUDnt oi a green
u!3 ugo Au1 fr the truih OF DOR ,ss,rty,. whic, Is
deliberately Giljc uurjcs c.rcums,uuccs Of close anil nc.
cIr'r observation We boldly appeal 20 the hundreds
OF hs friends ana fellow citizens. vh, ur, IN daily
intercourse Nhh him. either in the social c.rcle or the
Transaction Of bI,ine.s.
w VIII THINK our Editorial brethren thrclchou,
,he Union, 20 give currency Ia this article u their res.
iScive paper, and as far rs We are Ierssnally known
ID ih'n,n toll tncir readers whether our statements,
m regard " General Harrison auI has o2nluc. are
ca.i-,d 10 cFedeacc.-Cis. Ecp.b
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-25

AsH-rfurr SfrUArfsE.-TE Ta,....- ---
an 10 candidate h- rhe Vice PssH.r.. Thar r,-
q. .s .rS -I orscoria1t and materials 81, ,rg.2,.-.t
they Hre afraid fo venture 11 ... lr. imam. r.f t.,,s I,
..Hr.'g fl .llnrr rI ~aaat.r Dol k,4mrEv f-sg
.l'.'. r-.'a. 20" any ore o. sIH.rha name o. be- glf
.' '' l..a' ,''''g'E ana 20 'rIlln1 Be- s a.l-,y be
." ""r .. Ha s.-.f Tifa
.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-25

We have received a copy or The LoG-C,uIv ALu,-
NAc Tor ISL, from Mcssrs Trur in and Smith. Gin.
clunnu. 1t s neat and wei! illustrated. and IS ono OF
the beet things for general circulation that We have
seen. They Will be shortly received at our Book.
stores and We prophecy TIA, they will take like wild.
Grr.
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CONNECTED with the above. Is ono OF the most ov
IensIve READING ROOMS boz The United Statps-
Terms to subscribers, - a year. Strangers are tree
- visit n for the space oionc month those who con-
rnue to visit II Cor q longer term, will be put down a.
.ruhscubrrs.
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and has been conten, in M devotion Ia the business
entrusted Ia his care, discharpng his duties with aS.
siduity. zeal. nd ability.
The report Was iail before the Board. and accepted.
hy which The reorganization OF the officers OF the
Bunk Viii Zoe rendered necessary on the f-r OF JgIy.
The SALARY uf the Prcsilc0t IN,mls Dunlap. 20. is
rot iycl hy the Board OF Directors. BAT ty the vote OF
the s'oghbolicrs, AMI could not, Therefore. Ne reached
before the annual meeting iD january. 1911 bat D..
fore Mr. 4. approved 81 The reduction Iu the salaries
ofo,hcr officers, br voluntarily rcliuquishcd two thou
sand dollars pea aunum of hs o~u.
There has hitherto been GA, Cashier, 1ul three Is.
s,'aut Cashiers OF IA" Bluk. Tho urN gr.lurpmcu.
~dlspeuscs with the office of the three assistants.
Tho appointments 10 Doe made for Ihr fret July arc
all % bee from the present Officers; a1j oil Who may de-
cline rc-appoiutmcu'. Or not bc elected. 10 rc allowed
20 draw their salaries % the end og lhc ycof, lsiJ,
an arrangement cm,nCnuy crcl.la5le To- the iuylIu-
ton.
This new organization Will reach also the bran.
ches; and the aggregate OF ss.iug Will De ahy4l ono
hundred thousand dollars per unuun. This sIm Is
pretty good annual rntcrcs, on JNu millions Of dollars
Hereafter the President and Cashier wall sign ,Ac
uojCs oiihc Bank.
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SSnIA6h

a Eir sample Of economy, Mr.. Buchanan. How
much II Is 10 be regretted that thevIin attempt 10 suS-
tain Mr.. Van Buren,. and r Event Gen. IIarriSou's en-
tree TO the White House, should leave no time 10 at
tend TO the aflIrs Of the nation!