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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-06-18

Attention is invited to the annexed notice from the
Vicksburg Wing. The life Of Harrison the very thing
the people want let every voter have copy and the
Wings have nothing to fear. The more closely the
character of the Wing candidate for the Presidency is
scrutnized, the acceptable TO the people Will he
be- The thousand ISLANDERS and misrepresentation Of
late set afoat by our opponents have only given alr
opportunity ofreluting them; and the Wings do their
EMBELLISHMENTS iniormation-let every body know
the merits of the distinguished individual presented for
their support, Mississippi will not be found wanting in
November. The tide of popular opinion is rolling on
ward in aver of the defender of his Countrywide man
whose integrity secured to him the good opinion OF ev
cry President from Washington to Jackson; and who
early sacrificed his personal popularity in defending
the Union and Southern rights Letthe ocoiocos scott
at Gen. Harrson'S poverty-let them like Senator
Grundy curl the sneerining lip at thc County Court
Clerk" and rdicue the tenant Of the log cabln-let
them denounce the supporter of the Administrations OF
Jefferson and Madison Federalist-let them pro-.
claim the hero of Tippecanoe coward and thousands
ofod soldiers who know better and millions Of voters
free and independent, will Indignantly rebuke the ca.
umniators We therefore, urge the proposition 1.-THE
Editor ofthe vicksburg Wing the attention OF the
friends of reform This contest will decide the fate OF
the country The reelection Of Van Buren, would so
PROSTATE republican principles as to preclude the hope
of reaction in the body polite To avoid such fate
every patriot should lends helping hand The rescue,
from the spoer of our Governmentthe legacy OF our
Washington and his compatrots of the revolution is
worth effort and that effort only be made by
circulating correct information Let every body know
their rights and their danger and with the God OF ma
tionsleave the result.
What say the Wings to a thousand copies of the life
of Harrison for Amitel
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-06-18

Among the many ISLANDERS put forth by the locofoco
against General HARRsoN the charge of being in Gavo
of selling poor white men, is among the most pitifu
This charge, like all the others madeaganst the Wing
candidate, being entirely without foundation, only
gives the Wings fair chance to exhibit their cand
date in his true character-a humane and good man,
the friend of the unfortunate and the foe ofniquity
both in private and public life General Harrison is
opposed to Imprisonment for debt except where fraud
is alleged, and then it is morted punishment for
crime and not for misfortune. The law about which
the locofocos make such fuss had no reference to
debtors, but to criminas--thieues de(aulters, &c.
And perhaps il ought not to be source of surprise,
that the leaders of the ocoocos frightened at the
idea Of the election of n President, who some twenty
years ago voted for act to hire sell for limited
time thieves and pilleres, who not able to pay
the fines imposed by the courts for their crimes per
haps they think deiaulters might come within tn,
meaning and purvew ofthe statute.
For full refutaton of the charge ofbeng in favor Of
selling poor white for debt the reader is referred
to the article from the Georgia Messenger.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-06-18

Mr. BERRIAN, the first Attorney General under Gen.
Jacksons Administration lately acted as Chairman of
Harrison meeting in Georgia. The republicans of
olden time, the original Jackson men, are coming out
by scores for Harrison and reform.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-06-18

The "snag Boat is the title of new Harrison paper
just commenced at Raymond, in Kinds County. It
is under the control of the "nds County ippecanoe
Club and from the first number, which has been
ceived, we judge that it will dsodge many old snag
of loco ocoism that has long ripplcd the current
of our country's prosperity. The motto is, "We're
rght-go ahead" Stick to that, and the blessings Of
an injured people reward your exertons.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-06-18
To the Cincinnati Advertiser;

SIR: In your paper Of the 18th instant, |
observed most violent attack upon eleven
other members OF the late Senate and myself,
for supposed rote given at the last session for
a passage ola law 10 "SclL debtors in certain
cases" If such had been our conduct, &C.
knowledge that we. should not only deserve the
Icensure which the writer has bestowed upon
US, but the execration of every homes, man in
society. An act OF that kind is not only oppos.
ed 10 the principles of justice and humanity, but
would be palpable violation Of the Conslitu-
ton Of the State, which every legislator is
sworn 10 support; and sanctioned by House
Iof Representatives and twelve Senators, il
would indicate state Of depravity, which
would fill every patriotic bosom with the most
alarming aniicipations. But the fact is, that no
such proposition was ever made in the Legis
aure or even thought of. The act to which
The writer aIludes has no more relation 10 the
collection OF debts than it has to the diScove.
ry Of longitude. 1t was an act for the spun
iShment Of offences" against the State; and
that part of it which has so deeply wounded
the feelings of our correspondent, was passed
by the House of Representatives and voted fol
by the twelve Senators, under the impression
hat it was The most mild and humane mode of
dealing with offenders for whose cases it was
intended 1t was adopted by, the House OF
as part ofthe general system
of the criminal law which was then undergoing
a complete revision and amendment. The
necessity of this is evinced by the following
facts: For several years past it had become
apparent The penitenliary system was becom.
ing more and more burdensome at every ses
sion; a large appropriation was called for to
meet the excess OF expenditure above the re-
,eipts of the establishment, In the,commence.
nent of the session Of 1920, the deficit amount
I'd to near 100000
This growing evil required the immediate
OF some vigorous legslailvemeas'
lre Two were recommended as being likely
o produce the effect: first, plucing the lnstitu.
ion under better management; and, secondly,
essening the number Of convicts who we're
sentenced for short periods, and whose labor
vas found Of course, TO DO most unproduc.lve
n pursuance of the latter principle, thells to
he amount OF $50 or upwards were subjected
o punishment in the penitenliary instead $l0I
which wasthe former minimum sum. ThisI
vas easily done. But tho great difficulty re-
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-06-18

We are authorised to announce Mr.. JAMES NJ. Downs,
as candidate for the office of State Treasurer, to fill
the vacancy occasoned by the death of Mr. Williams,
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-06-18

dPWe are authorised toannounce Hon. V. T. Craw.
ford as candidate for the office Of Judge of the Eley
enth Judicial District, at the November election.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-06-18

Read the letter of JOEL CRAwFoRD, the brother Of
II. CRAWFORD, who was the State Rights candidate fo
President when J. @. Adams was elected
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-06-18

Icnn be transmitted by mail at the usual neDS-
paper postage. = Vicksburg Wig.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-06-18
Letter Of Joel Crawford.

81 have long since lost all respect for the
party controversies ofthis state indeed, il moth
ing better was 10 be expected from politics
than what we have realized within the las,
eight or ten years, should hardly deem il
worth any mans trouble to attend all election
or to enquire who we're the candidates. II
may be, however, that better times are at hand
that our governments, State and Federal,
VIII hereafter be valued on account ofthe ben.
eh's they confer on tho People at large--that
tho popular favor which SEEM. of late 10 bo
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-06-18

Here, it will be seen, a Southern statesm an,
who has taken pains to ascertain Gen Harr.
sons views and opinions in despite of pre.ex>
listing prejudices, which it is so fi,uIt TO con.
quer, AYERS that Harrison is worthy Of our sup.
port, and declares his determination zealousIv
10 sustain him! Is not such declaration from
such source, a sufficient answer to the caIun.
MES of Harrison's Southern opponents! But
here is a greater than even Mr.. King--Joel
Crawlord-a man Of Southern nativity, feel.
ings and principIes-as unalnbitious as he is
deservedly lnfuentlaI--one who knovs Gen.
Harrison, not by report, but personally WHO
has served with .him,in Congfess-wha, does
he say!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-05

igs1-..7eui cf BC.S-Tns !olipyipr is an cyir,r,
.f.u letter "uiIcn by gentleman in Tennessee. r.,
;Ho editor pt iI- Cul,vatr which seems O., contain,
much 'u1rnl" rul'rn1ion, OF the manner Of prc,e D,
ua- .a- rls. ,cs Tho Zee Moth
.Iur1 epuIu.u, Cd teepng h1lso. pussl.,.sf d,
s. -1.as ODD ..rs and ihc moth drs'spy,d them MI "a
OBJ. Hr. r'1r pyn examination. fluul lha mol,
deposited 'Ho ,Eg. Nv n web bctH,cn the bench af.l
Dbl" .E a1l ls .opn rs they hltchcI ih-y ervslsI Old
'' .H .'... nnI Formed web around thofn ~ the
..- .'.i.l H'' dcsfrJ- ihrm. made % n rule o, o.,
n. '." sa..s iNror three tunes "a week anil b-I., IA
'.' rE- aH' web deposited. but fud.ug tlis trouble.
... -f.. ..''l o. raise the bpgcs o. putting small
.E-a u... .'h oDfncfs tbs found Of rrs,f -rytra.
".t a.H.s -ri uues. the wedges were male yc,y
.'' - were dcp"siiod under ihr ,yei,,s -
...' 'sr-.udrd - dr.se 70 icnpcuuy nail under each
rrr r %" hive. anil Ici 20 rrst u,-,., Them, o.. d.,
..rs DO FJss lI around since alt1,..r MI.
'H N.u.f Boo hecu twelve relrs htyc oYf. ,, Z r,.
"..-' .r Troubled nltI Re- s.gF'r bee rnatl'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-05

ftar a. India committee app,i1irj =, ,.r,,,
ON NE culture oi lax 10 India. have lately la tt,
report boinro m Agricultural aud H,riic5lf,r,l :,
rieiy Of Great Bfi;ain
Belgian farmer whom The Tl,,Jo, Fl,v -
ny hti scn' ~ Ind - examine Tho cnpdrip, ,r H.,
nav couture, stated that he vas convinced 1l,t D.rI
c'''d Furnish lux cIIal 10 that Of Be.rinm Fr,,,
hs pcr7cnll observation he supposed IA a. nm o, l,
furnish JJO lb' OF seed from En-opc1n ar C,r.;,,,
seed and about II PEE cent. more from country sal
ne CULTIVATION by natives, he observed ,yos r,grt
oe'sH'r''ed 10y The practice VI sowing mustard seed
WIN nav Inc Committee gavcit NJ their o,ifi IN III f,
INC inierrh1nse Of seed from Jue lid q province t M,
''hcr' md asp is importation from Europc and m A.
m'cd States should be encouraged. SINCE IN. Gbr- !,
appears is interior where the seed Is not CD ,nr.J -
Ff'c|raI h'r'p'al g.pwcr- are requisite Tor line rl
WV" and preparation Of FAX IN ndil 10 be al nil all
10 co'n!rio with ihli Of Bfrum % Rus<n To-.
orc :" instruct The native growers. A change ~, d.
Hylc Of culivating. we'll Of prcp,riuo lie -,
s alsi recon- ncudod s member of ,i,e c,,,,,,. -
in The event 81 the fibre answering e1pect,t,n. a.,
'H,fhd premises - the amount Of abyuf d, e,f,, 49,,
frni ifo'.io establish school fpr tc1cfnr the ,r.
sri'h oi Tax Joe Trustees ct The Flax C,r,.1r,y had
addressed letter o. ibc secretary 81 the Indian GOV
rnmen'. asking liberal premium flr the frsi supply
oi merrhanahl fay. % pc obtained frofn five Enslr.
yefc' OF 1nd. md prepared unIcr Belgian irsiiuc.fa.
w Inc event "i receiving Toe premium ihu trustees
'nsaSc 20 provide further means 81 pfosccuUaa i.,o
experiment..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-05

N'oNF!D@NrENt.s
MY lNvNrNEi.E fRrENB.-- --- I'll, r.i.,ic. Il
:" y"Hr success m Phi!adclpla all AZ your sttp re-.
'"'' "l,nr. IAc drv,cc ct say,ns many jhin-. u
S"Hi' Hadscr and Young. IN los, ,olc tiit i,y
could not hear yOu exceedingly .,I Yn1 e. ,u
wear v"i said so. and who what ihc,. say an
d'nilP IA io Ihc provision tor L--I ,UlI,.,.. for
y "'o'''S m" odcal painly. with yol, t., Is, c.n.
Co.. wo"ii SHy h1?c. may ~ uulc-s;oai IN tA...
''r 'nJ'ed would bc cn.er iowa Il, ti,nt in,r,rr,
Young man. Soy would he unlefsu,l rl,a, an nh,
arrangement. i!r,rc al inp1ii,r; pl,rc mi In
not w~' 10 make par,rl. b,,yecs fn,.,, of, ,i,.,
"''ut who al should have h-ir desires. N,Ii d.
'in ~ wrong; but thcrS L. m npirisun " II, sam.
people. nor can u ." slPpp.ed u the N &. M. words
nave 'h' least coor uni Nay hccausr the oh sntion-
an under 10 ynu. seem to Civ me- liberty To- say any
ming E"n ~ That Is tender ~ nav hur- ssryir..
'h' J'' i"'Hi thai inst reward, should h..
e'.h u 81, who are ia,t'iiil servants ard ~ ,e
: VA ~ ~'rl IN M letter 10 Shgrroi William
'"'a' "sah Knowing your minds TO be -. 1s I'D =,
hi irli - The Ncniarly conn iiiac m st say sum-
"ns % myself, oi my own mind, lr-3 .houli not h.
'i'' 10 Tho trust the Democracy have TO-; os IN me
''cry 70 toll You 81. 6, tie end You Ia; re.orl
10 h'hi, anl hc content your el,.
A''i lch frank AMI explicit ayowcl Of M osii.
on as ~ M letter - Ihr ca tflplrsville commit
- ''n'I ling the ralcS o nv Conscience Trust v,t,
WI allow tue tn leave it Ia Providence. Mr. Eufrr
'o'' ana 'dnoH!s Aai you mast not hu i1a
"''" i'I"t- Hlorl WORKS names ui such iitgS az
a' "Tiins 10 appearance FROM all about nt, u 1t long
hH'r ~ nay IONcr 10 give. Let il exlloIc abyni ncsl
"''y innrnns IA ihc ciiy, and ui The cl;y = tc
.,..'r'' No LaT q! Morris ard
VI -- wsi. dn al that = necessary 10 carr out the
Jun. | aH. &c. *.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-05
;. Z. WHARTON. Ea.e- o,f P,os,i,,,-

TEVus-rae TG-WecAly ,apcr Is p,ihl,yhei on
Tdcsdays, THURSDAYS AMI Suurln,s ut - Ter an .ur
IN advance. Sc At tho cal tr tho year s. for SIX
m paths No subscriber received fOr a les term a. M
months.
Tho Weekly paper. the Western Vir.iri, Tine, IS
published GA wednesday nj 50 81 p-7 ar1um iu al
t'nc". 90 50 II nri paid within QUO ja,u'h from the
h'Smnng ofthe year. Npnaw su5.rriho7, Will be re-
rrive l. except sich pa ia vlaoe. To- months
i ~ ~ invariably chqr,.L " -Ih ribcr recciy CT
trr les tern than six n,nh. and p1P"r d,-osn.
snnci. e,cep; the discretion OF the P15i-hct. uat
ali aTclrngrS nal.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-05

TH- Norm As-asS n5vsuAr--Thc Cacl,r C. d.
ze;'o ct Friday h's the i,!iow,ng extract of q letter m
in" movements Of tie Nurih,lslcrn Hrurdar, ,ary.,
.ng expedition. dagtd
RivtFEr ur Lo-r c.;@1
Ih' vhl" OF 'Hc American Exploring r.arty. .,i.l,
Ir7i R,uNirk are ruw al Lake Tcia:-c,a,,, 'r.-
nr''ena 10 have found out sumo highlands u-ar rh,
I"odclirt Lake, which M os- Z, -c,i,ial "a ,y "a r,
"t abe SAME ua.re.
Cart. Ha"h.law. z. J.. and Sir Uarvcr ,.., rs
- john Harvey have lIs' started IN com.airv 81, r
'.'"''' .'7'"Sh"''. l. J., one OF Rae GornnI-sraca:
'I'F as- gong % i{n'hoc for dnv ur two NJ sea
'aarai'''a""5 remains here unJ JOINS ic.r Rom DE
1.H 'i "ir"'ro tgcc, which they have 90 rz..y, .,I
.A-n .Hyy Close ,heIr iahu-s sys ll- s.G'cr
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s96339O


TitE Il" AWFUL DisC!DSl Iit.S' o. 1871.
Tho whole land Is ringing Ah awful disclosures
but these arc nothing i7he drveopemca,s whi,h viii
be iHate m the year 1871. when President H,.rs.,,
sha! oricr general inqa.ry. Thgy wi! be "t,yra,''
inieed' At pr son'. thc power of Executive inaucEcr
Ike The chg'n Of senro spoken ofby the !ri.h bard
k'ei~ macy things under ie spell u rcguyc bnr ih,
husuHs uP u!iucucc will be broken after lhc ih Il
March neat.
Str Cs!h ,un, before 10 jincd a. pa-;v which lc
had 50 20 en- a,d cmplai.caiy drnDu.c,d asked ihs,
Pim'ct21rsinE " .ovs any man entertain a Gorbt
mai Ne ash"fi'cr Of CoycsnIs rui hly, used the de,
T's'i's o. instruments of speculation M the p1lic
lands i NOT THE rAcr NOr0EIorsi
And what Is tie effect ni tbs slb-Trcasir, s,g.,r7
hri n throw ii'o the hands 81 iLc Executive pad his
officers norc SJundani supply OF "ir,irrm-n,. of
SPECULATION which they employ IA ht,iidinS 10 ;hcir
iin-"r"s' The people through the traasta orilrir
Rep os alive have been deprived OF he puwcr Of
60 .ifains tue expenditure uI their o,vu mon. ~
There - 10 shad W Of guaranty .or i'.o srcrr.y
q me national revenge. The Administration has 81,
zcd y NJ 'srvI s. When General lI,ruIsoN shall
ooumcncr an Investigation Of ri- ab.srs oC The .s-r
npN M power we NAV look io- s.lusu5ez - :rl NH
shorA bs.I,i. and let lose q torrent ol md .. a,on
over TIC land. The immense lD..ts which w. Sc
already o. record from public dciarlcr. Will -r..
Out rs "rnp IA un ocean. WI. rs Lii -.
through The "TwELvE .ssTs o. .!-=rll" Mai, r,,re
TO he saauucl ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-05

Pr-,rrfgys CaH "a fricu1 who Pr. rsf rs,r-,-t
frui T-uurui county. in'ors nsiHrf r1 Mnni,g I..f
r,Y, or.ra,, .sL on N.nIty grrr..Y,, ,...l r. o.
morning slsigts were runn.r- ms-.iry m Wirf.p ,,I
,ils r,vfs o. tls nprht.,f TI. s,r our r,.,,.. ,.
,,-y ,sf-arri iHrr, gl".r..... Og rr..L,. 4, ....
.,-t Io i,srr.ts'.sy VI 'f.H-H..sal ,f33 4, 49,.
Hr''oi - r.i.F n- cine. e..H.r--H . a.
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TiI: CLENrWCHTY rAptp.


~ ~ ''t fa'NNse ut Taro-s seized o.. iae E.co,i.
81 oi N'N Vera has .clu u;aarj ru tao t-rrp.ss
~ hsi"T" Tie p'oc. ", ind tt9 u,,,,. -.t.c. of
'''T' '219atoa m The New iuf,, e. ,.c,,.r sl Aiyc-
User 4" i1Si evening ,Hcv ars iairgI MOST 90; -,n-
nc dc'elnpcmyu;s and iu.,v ca ,sin il,sns.,,,s-
Ne'"r' who r,y no. uaicr;g1a l5s j,,.5a.s rr.- }c
'rinEigj that Sig,,rs. Iona.hln p. Sit,ru.ru and
" Hi1n~'s wr'c ia" road G.r.ts lf , y Gl-a'.
""'ih hl.Jru the o2r,.ur of Soc rir, si.,.-. 3: y
Nc;mnrc ihc t,o;hc- o. r. 81 Ny.t..s.. 90, .sr.r
oi Whom wa in3ir1cd n cvclsns, u.s frs. a.-
davit Mr.. Csc>wci. Is clfi'r oi uir A.iany Nr.4s
TIE organ of ,hc Al-1Hv Ee-.rsv. Taesc ;ic Cv.'r.
nai'arS may rcdsf il &c sHr"r'-n; do. .cs h;ic
more clear
w cannot better inrroaurc 'ac fret s-r.c- Of ,l,se
N serious cf-tl,s ilaa IN sac words rr,lY N,N NafS
{ 'mriescid Advertiser 1ae ,dto rs say
80 m..e..o shou r.: s,it
To enter cato thc ,lo2ghjs of desperate rcr,
Romeo aai Jaiet
- -Ila.v'ini 50 ras'' Ab Ia:
There n',hioi iu has san---IErry VIM
-----Troa are a traitor;
F"s' TO 'hy gods. Thy brother and Thy f.'hcr.
mo-, si-'7o:ej '-ai,5r--E,-s Lear.
-oa &c, M live.
A"d all tlgc scCry.s Cfaur camp ~, show
AHs a. y. that jEd's II,N
Some treason, masters; yc' stand ,lrsc.
Mach Ado aJsui ac'.ir-.
BY The Lord plot is god plot as over WINS lai':
our friends nrc soci ard constant: goal u'oi c,,I
friends. md iu O! expectations au excellent rl., ys.
~ good friends Ec.rg ~
We stop the press before vc - 30 90 uiaI.p his
afternoon. to announce 90 the NprJ i,.rC with eur
o-iy, hat W. have ~ length oit, CG Tie rias'.-, 3D.
yer the Recorder Md have obtained possess u he
re!ccra''a Gl'uiw"r'h rrpcr, And fTcrfo-s cal-
t'c'i'l They 49,! Authenticity IS Stamped a on cyc.
~ Inc IT ',cu ana icl lhc Uui-u yauar tao p.aauts-
y stand slli mud lac ladies pg away IH-i- i"s ,hir-
while They rad. Da What deer, hri',.rcss mi,,l.-
less gulf our dear liberties have hcCu sawed irua d.,
these disclosures. On rI'cl.rs- n,-irct A.,--
noy--m.st ruasln Eugo der. uad,. wh., infinite 90.
.igaiiuus Will these luiri States forever hereafter
be- ll'i To You! y, wonder ~ vour aall. and ,our
prudence. EEd your uc1mcn. aud your perseverance
when you had uaCs ohafI'd a scent us these r,p-.
reasonable P7pors IuC i.UIu',s rrafl,udc must or.
ever be hrsTcd uPpa yoH like Pciluu upon Cs~l, Yr
g % 'H"H'r7' sa are eHHus which q. ,au, that
monument should ,' erected SO yuu coa 'ai,.rr mare
'lss Sham Is contained u ri.o face, oI al hc Nan i;
ren editors In thn cr. "Ei lhc rsur;suc ucia7rs "a,
Corgro"s isrIn New ----cy hr.rl-.' Pr 'f.a us.--
- n'.N NJ. ...- .. "oS-''- r.'l G.--t ;'-y are
"a ''rck uud s-ui-s'iii!r':n. def rmitv--,o
A.gck ga lHci- dosage iha: charcoal yyu=.I m,lc
white NOR, upon iIeu. FIvsc---ossa.c breathe.
md s@It.--
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-05

N.E'o lad MAS fo7msr'y manufactured al PITS
hursh, srfcicn, 10 Supply tho whole co.n,rr. vy.,
Tnn'usc quantities arc ufin Do The cit 90! Ns, York
'c'r Hudson, Hc" establishment hls inst been pur
10 operation, b. which lie most hcauirul huc lead
' r'1ng:EriHrcd hy machinery Tic uriuci,al .e7iuT.
i1 The improved rrncoss Of mInYC,ciufin- ,os us iu
"Nyd@n- The lead n large lrou cynders the fcruin-
'H process being finished ~ The aid OF steam Prom
hn r- Iced. The pare white ar:clc j. prod lc.! n 4
flushed site 90 less ihIn ~ hour: s beauty Is IN
ciTf..cd as well as the eos, bcirg rcJIacI.-Tsoy
illI
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you l'kc ihe consulate AT IIg,.c,
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,"H "'I jug 10" ep sh7il have to Jay TIC rail r1a
i''! iAF' r"a shall therefore pocket Iul7 b way Of.
honest commission. la haste. &c yE,i--
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-05

!r''9Ni's these letters i made of IA GRO. lyr;c.I
'"1T"icrs which II imiDss bic for Us To rcnr,s M ia
''." Ni.h'Et To- Sscai delay. The muInen,pus If,.
~ OF me ho'Ne VIII he sIiiIcsnt apology Tor ouT
h'>lo u laying Them before our readers without IN.
) rd ny ,ieripus assembling, of syInhils which an.
fo'i- "a hc original paper. C,u;a.nt j. needles
TIE csse y clear that tho parties who yy,r. ,r
r''.v accused mIst be guilty, ai that the ii.lcenl
have been unIgal!y suspcc.od
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-05

Tas Htss.'.se %! 't,ns,3r I,-ya Territory. rlrs
that the iulaI5ay al E..s'ios'on vs..in ,hc shape 81
TN hnckc; With paper WAS places, in the ia-d
Office over nc,i. bc.urc ihc votes were counted
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-05

r. 10" Co. New York. arc ~ iir., a now T. ing
apparatus iH5 maU named Davidson. i'hr lnygu.,r
says bee an s'o hundred miles hour wish pclicc:
c's~, AMI security. { hope be Iuay. Wonder iAcy
say. will never coasc.--N q. Com ErL
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