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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-03
a Marriage n TeIaa-Thc Houston Star Ia. the

A Marriage n Ts1aa-The Houston Star la. the
following anocdotc
And man, e hermit, Nghed-iH1 woman smiled"
The last marriage we have seen. took place ycstcr-
day. a nahSe. sS feet four with shoes. coat sadly d..
%lapidated. and hat badly sluuched. caRe riding in on
horseback with his Duicinea ti fair match IN oyery
respecD behind him. lie rencd up and snquircd fr
the 'Squar,s' We directed him across the Street q,
our worthy neighbor Col. p suspectiur from
The downcast bot unsteady chances Of the far rider.
hat something unusual was about 10 happen We drop
ped over
Is the SQUARE 20 hum p cnquircd orr would be
Bencdictsiepping into the door. followed by be would
be half - presume am Inc nan You ssk for. said
The COl.neL pointing 70 chairs ior hem 10 be seated.
Wal, said The swain. and he seemed q little Stag.
gercd no tho dclcacy Of h- SITUATION, Il want 10 know
n YOU ever du .ieb .,ags o. marry folks 2"
aCor,ipr, ~as The reply DO you wish n be- ma,
'"Wal. don'f care if 7 do and acro,J5,,t
rose The h]lushiug couple; Witnesses being pr,. ~
awful AMI mysterious Knot wa ted in dorbt.
iInc After inviting the company over d, u.
go take something" and finding The rrvif,roa ~
olioed. he mounted his horse. md stood for bs bg,oo,s
70 srring on behind ord Us -. 80 'uN'n
On her ray 70 t1H ~ F'' Nefet
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-03

INDihS SrPrRsTIrisN-Ncnr Fer L~cavenworth. IN
Platte county, Missouri, = he grave q n distinguished
Poua,yaiamie chief The editor of the Hannibal Mon.
Itnr has often soon members Il The trihe standing IN
sad silence before o. In the long summer nights. from
night-flll N d~ay-hreak. a bird unknown except by song
10 The wOodsmcn. pours ont n melancholy strain Of mn.
&c. The Indians say 90 10 the spirit bird hanging
over The tomb II he chic1ain.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-03

The Pcoplo of Washington Co. Pa. held n meeting
at the borough Of Washington. on friday the os,h nj,
j. vas IienIly a meeting OF tho poo7!o OF tho coun.
" ho'wecn 1--WE und ST. thousand farmers were prcs.
'hE All wasJoy' enthusiasm and confidence. III.
MCsh Esq. Of West Middletown presided and the
meeting was addressed by Messr-. Forward g. Elder Of
r.'Sourgh md Stewart Of Unionrown. IL adjourned
TO meet At Wheeling This day. Sept. 3. 1910.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-03

a B1cHKtoas FAnrL,.-The deputy marsha, in
taking the census, must have Witnessed some strange
scenes. both Of The grave md ludieron. Among tbs
latter we have hoard Of one. whore the officer rspped
nj the dsor Of q srhll tenement. and his summon, wa,
answered by a brisk little man, whose inds pendeni air
showed that rs luxuriated M oil the luxury OF single
hlessedness. who 70 the head Of this famiiyf" s.kcd
The msshal. 81 an. SIR was the reply. OF how
many does u consisil' Eleven, sir" "How many
mnlesf' Six. -tr." "Sit males and Ave females. chi
We'll, what are their ssesl' Five Of nine DAYS Old.
sir" Not all by one mother. surely" "yr.. most
po'iii'ely." "Grscious me. here's an item Tor my friend
OF The Sun. Five children at one birth well I'm, i,
increasing snd multiplying II ! a vengeance. Prr.
sf, whai color might this fruitful mother bel sh. !.
not your w'ie. Tor | know you are q bachelor" "she
~ partly black snd partly white. and she j. not mar.
nee. The mnr'hal bccsmo mere and more bauilder.
Cd. De slr, II yea please. tell me what sort ola house.
mold you keep "A very respectable one sir. and
quiet Tor there - not a woman IN it. Ny household.
sr' consists of myself, . boy. a dog. a cat and five hit
tens and Two canary bird-. These are ny hou,chold.
and a happy family We are" Good rorning, Mr. J"
SAID The marshal, and vsnished-DdL. San.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-03
MEETINGS

We would suggest that at the large meeting held
to-day. arrangements be made for County meetings
throughout this seciDn of The State ON the 9Th October.
being the anniversary Of the battle Of the Thames
There should also be meetings held every week at
each precinct in The state until election. Let that be
established At once and let the speakers be provided
II VIII increase our activity and our majority.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-03

DrsrH o. Hos. :. a. AvDsUsJS-Tbe D,pvius
Rife ri iho Ash saya The lIlr. s. n Anderson De.
Parted fhIs life. az bis rcsdcrr. near Lancaster. in Car.
rsd ro4uty Nv. on Tuesday. The iIfh inst. d. :
he illness. which lasted several month";. u',9u
grtaiIy. but was ever patient aPfess from ~. No..
gust Jest he "a' siootGde he wac able 4, ousrJ - 49,
and au1ng ihnfe, he Foo the esteem anI rcp,,d -
ouge",asps', ~ be u%nniabdrtg Of ehanqsr. gentle.
nqny dep7rtmsn, s1i usnsrenIant ol.p,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-03

hiednTy. the qunssI quirO loco foco editor of Colum'
ous ""'' somo TOW days since, publicly whipped in
me streets OF Columbus by a Midshipman in tho l. s.
Navy TINS Is no news but the statement made by
hieday IN hrs next paper that he lfe has been threat
enod. Is all a Pioco Of brnggadocia. The facts are thai
tho name Of tho midshipnan is Schenk and that Me.
dairy made an nttack upon the character Of Schenk's
mother. schenk. accordingly met him. took sa Tor,
weapons 10 hin. and gave him a nogs ing. lie wa.
right
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-03

TRFrs ~ ruE SrErFrs-It may not be- rsgcr,uy
known that Trees nrc conducive ~ health. 10 we'll =,
highly ornamental % The streets ~h.rb they borBer-
The leaves Of he Trees sbsorb The ]csrbuur a,id g4s
floating in the atmosphere We breathe. end which = %
injurious 10 he reputation, when o. is suysabuudau.
Vegetation increases The proportions o~fo1JFsH ~ 81.
~o'i A'oiatic ~ hcsit--N J Pr-.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-03

Ber1re ofa ScoEEdri.-Tbo public will do well
TO he On their guard against the wiles and knnyerv of
one Of The most adroit and accomplished scoundrels of
ms Or any oiher country. II has been reported that
he was dead. but he has recently mlde his appear.
ance m tins State, and - now, probably IN some nj our
towns, watching his opportunity To prey upon the nm.
wary. The name Of this man is John Roaf. Of New
forR Iiy- lie has been m various State 'risons-
lie u the same man. who. some years since, a fo-s.
cd check or dBit. oeirauded Dana e. Fenno. Of this ri.
", 0f ten thousand dollars. fr which be snFs rcd n
con1nsmcnt Of eight years in the State Prison NJ
Chnhestowu. lie was discharged in the early part Of
1856. since which time he has been proWlinr about
various Iarts Of the country, and in most Of our South.
en cities. IN some 81 which no has fuudulcntly pro-
cured large sums lie has Sometimes been detected.
but again set al liberty, By giving part ofhis ill-rouen
gain. His lavoriie mode Of defrauding the public. Is
by forging ard altering checks and bills Of exchange
lie was recently ~ SOringield.in this State, making
various inquiries among others. in relation 10 The
Banks At Northampton.
% Springfield. he registered his name N The book
Of The Hotel, where he PIT ~. a, w. w. Steward
from Utica. N. v. From Springfield he went 10
Northampton, since which time hs movements, are
NOT known. Before hs commitment 70 our S,ntc Pr.
'on, hc had been associated with some Of the IN st or.
coHnplishej villains Of tho aee. HIS aps must bs
pmeih ng like IS. his height not varying mnch from
5icet7 ur ; inches. dark complexion, harvey black
eyes nl-o very black and piercing. IN one there 9 n
dci,rt which causes him 10 look n lulc cr5ss eyed
We hos ais1a sc8r on bs nose lie dresscs. IL is aid
like a gcHHcnaa; and HE or and manner are sucb o,
10 lead 10 the conclusion that be 10 such. and fb,t n.
~ nan of business, SC. &c. No man, even in tbe
must critical circumstances can put on nm nj,
better calculated a. deceive, than can This man l.,
midst oi bis yIllainies. when suspected nod accused
De can nssuaa on cir which m ght deceive almost any
man who was not on hs guard.
The shove is penned SIMPLY that our citizens NAV
be on Their guard against he arts end machIratt,ns Of
snch on individual. 1oI not for The sake Of sI,ndorpg
Johg RsaR-Ros Wer Jour.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-03
THIRD Or

Ihe City Ma'shais are requested TO meot ut the
i'oer'y Pole this morning. Al 7 O'Clock. precisely. on
horse back and properly equipped.
H. r. KELLEY. Chief Mnrhnl.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-03

We We would urge upon all our citizens the pro
pri''y OF conducting or reporting such vi-ter, as may
have difficulty in ob'aining quarters. TO III, committee
OF reception. Their room Is under Mr.. niARx's
boarding house. on Main street. nearly opposite the
Virginia Hotel
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-03

WIH Of PagduiHi-T The will Of the deceased was
mnde nj GeuOa. IN 1897. The tesinjor. after recon.
mending his soul 10 God, desires a great number Of
masses may he said for u by tho Capuchin f1ars. lie
leaves "a legacy Of 60y000E To one of his sisters. and
IS OO0E 10 the oiheL To his mother. and to The moth.
er ut his son (slid 10 be a Jewess Of MIIan) he be.
qnoaihs life annuriies Of I200i. each. The residue Of
his fnTtune. said To amount, infer payment Of several
other small legacies, 10 be between 10000 00C and g.,
COO OOOL II bequenthod 10 his son, on condition oi his
forming tho domain Of Gsjonn. near Genoa. recently
purchased by Psganini for J 500. 00Gr, into n naJorat
The Marquis aiioia Is appointed guardian 70 The young
PuganinL-Gdigrdni.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-03

LlNoiS-Th popular vote Of the state Of Hi.
nois at the late election. was within a fraction Of
$1,000 votes, OF these. the lOcos have . moiurir, Of
l 500.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-03

Ci1rlsvon and Cincinnati Ed,re1I-ft 70 stated
that the Directors u The rad baye decided 90 complete,
he work % Columbia ~ fs' 10 possible, and m1ds o.
rsg Oh fhe To-kb5!jcs e. ~ n0lnE j
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-03

A short time since q genilcm7n was robbed of $4,000
IN P'nsburg. The rogue who porpetareJ the then
was detected soon after in Philadelphia, and abput onc
han OF The money found on his person. and the o,bc
half has since been recovered in a grave yard in Pin.
burg. where be had hidden 10.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-03

Connected with the above. il ono Of the most OK
ensive READING ROOMS in tho United Siojcs.-
Terms to subscribers, IS a year. Strangers are free
60 visit ii for the space ofone month those who con-
rRnue 10 visit il for 4 longer term. will be pat down as
rgb-cubera.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-03

70 Al n meeting Of the hIarslsls on Tuesday
evening 1t was resolved. that all person, in the pro.
e's-'on on Thursday procure and wear n Harrison
badge.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-03
ROUTE.

After The deiegsiions shall have been E,rned :,
Their respective places, the procession will ,nov. ar
by order Of the Marshal in Chief in tho follovy;,.
order: "s
"srRAIGHToUTs."
PENNSYLVANIA.
OHIO.
VIRGINIA,
and take the following order sa,,
bridge. s me
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-03
GENERAL HARRIsoN'S RESIGNATION.

The following extract j.. taken from "a letter address.
ed TO Gen. HARRISON. in May 1914. by his military
siaR on learning his determination % resign his CON.
mission. Aner speaking OF the uicnph achieved 10y
Gen. 81. ard OF "the blessings impaired by him to a
frontier where there had been 10 pcGce 6r twenty
years" they sey
although your country no. a right to claim vu,I
assistance m her struggles. and yol are bound to sfJrd
II upon honorable principles. md however your retire
rnent may deprive her OF her g'oItea ~chie|tIin. yet, un-
der existing circumstances, We cannot bot approve
your determination. Deprived, as you are. of he mos,
important preTOgdIues dtachrj 10 your coHyaissio ,riLs-
out The exercise IF which no If er could serve vih hon
or TO hinIseY or dluanfase fohis country. and acting, AZ
you lately have done. under circumstances having no
parallel IN military usage, II become tho first General
IN the nation To protest against the innovation, and. il
possible, srrest the progress Of q system equally novel
md dangerous. and PROFESSIONALLY The cause Of the
failure. doioa Is, ahd ~disgraces Of the army. The dug
nii'ed forbennnce which marks Your conduct under
present difficulties is a source Of satisfaction to yonr
friends. aud yOur country will approve your motives
when she - Informed Of the causes which have com.
PEELED you TO resign Buia lille while. and The in.
ducements 10 conceal your motives will cense to exist
Then an impartial world will d~ehghtto rank you
with Fabius AZ Washington"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-03

The TTPPECANOE FLAG is issued Gcu this office
on the LIST and 18Th Of every month. Price 50 cts.
from this time unGl the Presidential election.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-03
NEW Jersey.
CoREEsPoNDEgcE or rHs NEW YORK AsyRic,1.
rnFNro1 An, On IAN
ANDREW JACKSON
.ashville. Friday, 2lH August 1910.

OoRSEsPoNDEscE or rHE NEW YORK AMERICAN.
TRENroS, Aug. 20, $40.
This has been a glorious day for New Jersey. Con.
irary 10 all expectation. Inc Convention Is larger even
Than the gathering last Spring. and must be much The
largest political meeting ever held IN lhIs STATE. The
People have come together from every county ia mas
scsi and instead Of n business convention merely. 10
nominate the tickets. We have Wings literally by acres.
What renders Il still more gratifying D.. that tho
movement has been spontaneous, und without effort to
produce effect
Every hing went OF m the best manner. and with
The Wust perfect haImUny.
Upon Tic motion 10 appoint a committee 10 report
the ticket, u was moved 70 adopt Inc old Compression.
81 ticket, and, with sixteen hearty cheers. the rsssm
hlcd multitude proclaimed Their determination Ia send
back the same Representatives certified under the
-tmc seal; and The frccmen ofNew Jersey will resrond
20 November heir loud smsn.
! send you below he electoral ticket. ngsI nst
which naught can he sid. cod which will ceuainly
be elected.
There were several very sblo and interesting spec
ches from MCssrs Hasicd. Surh. Of ILLINOIS. ~ ".
Green, Southland, and Capt Stockton.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-03

The editor Of the Richmond Enquirer rays that h,
can iny his finger on the changes fmm Harri-on &
'an Buren, in Virginia. We do not doubt but that
ho can lay he finger on oil Of them Of once.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-03
WHEELING.
THURsDAY MoRNING. sEPTEMRER >. Isso.

J" consequence Of the desire for political inEorroa-
Ton and returns OF celc,ions al the present period. we
propose to furnish our paper. from the present time
until the let Of December On The following term.
Our friends will perceive they are somcwh IN, less thar
ouf regular charges and payuen, will. in all cases. be
expected i'm advance.
TFu-wEEKLY. 81 M
WEEKLY. 20
FLAG, a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-03

Destructive FIzE AT RocHEsrER-The ynIua.
bic four story s;ene building. adjoining the river. on
Nam Street. known a. Gurus Building, was consum-
cd on the morning Of the 25ih. Tia front of the hull
ding was occupied by Store-. tho south EAST corner on
Wafer street by n gnst mill, and the whole Of the re-
nainder by valuable machinery. The small wooden
building attached TO tho ediiice fell into tho river
The walls of tho building fell with q tremendous
crash. BY the fall Of The West wall into the river.
George e. Benjamin, an active fireman. who va.
tia ding in the river holling the Pipe Of No. I to cx-
ungulsh the flames which were proving uJon The
bridge, was Instantly killed. The Democrat saws his
head was crushed, and when found in about 5 feet
wafer. n large stone from tho ruins wns lying upon
his bleast. Mr. ii. n. Curis was severely injured
b. h!ling through a hole cut in the platform in front
oi'he American Store. The highest praise is awarded
10 tho hremon While the bridge was on fire n mum.
Der were ia the bed ofthe river W TO their neck, in
,he water, viii thor pipes playing upon il, when the
gable end fell in such fearful and awful rum. crush.
ing the daring Benjamin. The escape Of the Others is
wonderful. The fire IS supposed To have been The
work of an incendiary. Tho Democrat adds:
The east end Of the bridge was somewhat dana.
ged, hut not materially. Thc stone mill adjoining
was saved. the roof being laid in mortar. Such wa.
The intensity of the heat, that It was difficult To pre-
vent The Globe Building, on the opposite side Of Main
street, and the North American Hotel. on the oppnsite
corner Of Wafer street. from burning.
we have only time TO mention tho name. and &C.
cupntons Of such Of the occupants as occur to n,
George III Wing. peg and last factory II. ". Curtis
cloth store and woolien factory; Ensured $4,000 on
me building , Lewis Burtis, slove store and factory.
OIHsured0 W., 5. 81. A.. Hull. auction STORE: WIN. r.
S'r1ng, glove. miitcn and whip factory, Ensured for
sl,O0O0 Taylor and M'Anulty, grocery and liquor
stnre W. {. Foster, custom grisi mill. In the upper
slories,besides The rooms occupied by the wooIIen he.
Tory were several mechanics shopS-among them
John Colby. machine shop w. Colby, wood turner
c. o Messenger. lasl factory Bowles' cradle and rake
lrtoryis plane factory, q spinning jeany factory, &c.
Much Of the property was saved from the basement
and stores. but not a particle from the shops above {"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-03
FOR NICEPRESIDENT.
j q Il ~ e. l. r. e.
O TIRGINIA

NthOlNlA Ill AlNhEA - w bAoNug II
ue electoral ticket agreed upos. and recommended TO
tbe voters Of the Old Dominion. by The Harrison and
Tyler Convention which met on tho 24h Feb. at Rich
nAoGd
IH Dsinci-John W, Murdaugh, Of Norork.
81 do James w. PegTlm, of Petersburg.
81 do Wm. s. Archer, OfAmcla
4th do Rich'd k,dder Meade. Of Binwiddie.
Sh 30 Henry T.. Watkins. of Prince Edward.
9Th do James &. Bruce, Of IIalifnI.
7h do Whilmell +. TuIztall, Of Pitisylyanin
9;h do Thomas X Joynes, sfAccumsck.
9th Do Norborue T.. Sutton, Of Caroline.
IOtb do Willoughby Newton. oi Wcslmoreland
Ilta DO James Lyons. Of Richmond CIy.
l2h do Valentine W. S1uIhall. of Albemarle
Ash do John 5. PendlcioE, Of Rappahannock.
lab do John Janney. Of Joudoun.
18Th do Andrew Hunter, OF Jefferson.
10Th do Philip Williams, Jr. Of Frederick
l7h 90 WIN. Seymour. o~fIiardy.
I5tb do Briscce G. Baldwin. Of augusta
18Th do Ballard Smith, OF Grccnbuer.
Goth do Edward Johnson. Of EOtc,ourt.
2lst DO John n. Humes. Of Washington.
22i do George w. Summers Of Kanawhn.
23d ~ Waiunan T. Wiley. Of Mouongnlia.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-03
THE Sd OF SEPTEMBER

As We write on the evening Of the %. we hear
bands in every direction, 81 see professions from d G,rcp,
parts ofIhO country coming in. The s,rcer. arc nj
ready hrOnged VITA people. We expect from appesr.
ances' at loastforIy thousand people here to-toy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-03

iho"1ooo states that Senior D. Pedro Fernandez dol
CASTILLO Senior ID. joaquin Velazquez de Leon. Com.
mifsi"ners on the part Of hsIico, under the convention
OF the llth Of April 1899. tegether with Senior ID
Lucas de PIiacioy MasarOiu, their secretary. were pre-.
ssnied 20 the President Of the United s,are,. bv The
Secretary of State. on the I4jh met.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-03
VIRGINIA
IN soUTH

Down North street 10 Water. down w.,., .,
up FIRST 10 Market. up Market To Fourth. nj, -,
TO washington mp Washington to North. dos, ~,
10 Market and thence over the bridge 10 CO, 80.
IN II CITY PROPER
Up Clay street TO SiIth. up srIfh n Cent?.
Centre to Fifth. up Fifth TO Quincy. down on
Fourth up Fourth to Union. down Union ,o NJ. v
Main 10 the Virginia Hotel, where ihe Ri,
Soldiers. Soldiers Of tho LATE War. and invi,.d
will be received in front; thence up Main. ., ".
insion' up Washington 10 The turnpike. md The,
hill TO the place selected for the exercise.
p. KELLEY.
Chief Marshal.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-03

~Itaching little children Murray's Cnmmer. 10 Ike
sending a colt u mill With a bog 81 corn on BE back
me neat Day after ~ 10 Smiled. ~ feeding hr :, ~.
ovm in fhs hug
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-03
T. 2 WHARTON. Editor aud Proprietor.

TEsss-The Tri-yveekly vsprr is published ON
Tuesdays. Thurraays and Saturdays. at SIS per onnum
IN advance. or SO ~ the eGd og the year. SO for six
months No subscriber received Cor a less term thai
six months.
Tho Weekly piper. the Western Virgins Times. is
Published on "Wednesday At 50 So per annum in adj.
vance, or 50 h not paid within one Iooaih from the
heginning OF tho year. No new subscriber will be re-
ceiNesl' except such as pay ia advance. For 6 months
81 Do - invariably charged. No subscriber received
ior a less term than SIX months. aud no paper discon.
inned' except at the discretion vi The Publisher. until
all arrearagcs are paid.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-03
GtSnso s. Aonsrt.scr.

POBLISiiED THLNEEKLY AND WEEKLY
at rIIE coRNKR OF UNION AND WATER Ers,
WHEELING, VA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-03

Tel '~hnpnun he must crow" Poor CHAPMAN
can't crow much longer. lie throat b. h1sr.s-hf.
comb F cut'-bis "inii on hodrarsled iu dew
sno be piumage IN singular disorder BE /. n gone
'hi..cn nnd ~ may a. well wuie BIZ cpitaab 6ri
40 iaaf.
III y nc cock ihai cro7cd in fho morn"
Io wake up The Locos -aI 5rYu"
The 6-rw to 'coE after .luury and r,ry
bul hs feathers, alas orc now Oh sian.
Ihe pr5s 'i1ts clri-Jtp b. mingled srI Torn
me dunghdl Dvvls ply. Or laugh him o. s-,rn-
ne WISHES hirfelfhe bad never been born.
N0r-iaiJ iu The house that Van built
tOiio C0gfsicfqe.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-03

Ponder Mills dLo'ca uP-Thc Boston Transcript Of
wednesday evening has the following:
VIC are informed by n gentleman from Nowburvpou.
that the powder mills at Exeter were blown mo tbs
morning aud that three buildings were DESTROYED
No lives were Loaf. The ezplosIon IL ropresen,,J 4,
ha'o been tremendous. and also 10 h,ve cap.cd 90,
CONSERVATION throughout the town. The SHOCK Nas
very senSibly felt in all the neighBoriug towns.