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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-12

The New York Morning Ckroniel.. q sririied penny
paper has abandoned ils position u neutrality. sud
osPoused the Wing cause. In speaking Of the good
results which may Be expected from The election Of
Gen HAsnsos. the sSisen ssys
We DO not suppose thai he can. Ivy he sasing
Of msgioisp's wand. evske prosperity a. once from
he gloon Of despondeney and distress. We DO not
imagine that prsstrafs c0mmsres, ruined crsSit and
wasted resources can be retrieved 10 dsy but We
30 oonscisnteusy believe tbsi.frOm he moment he,
BssRIsos shal - elected. oonsdsncs will BE- cpes,sd
betveen man ard man. and bsfwson he People 80
the tsovernmsni. which will surely lead 10 rs,vsi
Of business ~ eli 10 bvanohss. sVshsvor aa2 sunni.
csuss me bUds OF spring to bur, hrth" '''i
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-12

under him. and they stamp such cdons oslumnic- be-
meath their ieet There reader, of the history u
theft country. and men Of all ages who know has
worth and respect him solder and s'atcsmaa.-
We were particularly struck with the nar,ets Of a
spectacle and shrewd Ohio farmer who came in sui
scribe for this paper the other day Said he. Il want,
ed newspaper for the reading Of my family. and I
su5scbed and peid or ono Of the papers in conn
". took 1t home. and on reading it, found they
were siandesing Gcreral Harrison. who has
done more sor Ohio than any other in the state
told my boys they had better read it, and sem
word to the printer. that b. need send any
more Of his papers"
Such are the general sentiments entertained by the
yeomanry Of Ohio. and the Van Buren, party lool
exclusively 10 oficeholdeu ard ignoran, younslin
Tor believers in their calumnies
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-12

VERY yxcipsSo TEE TRoops TO yrxss soh yycrv-
nv.
Lieuten>ut Corington. upon yvhcu The cofsJnand Of
The cavalry now devolvsd. ca; down t~o savsses
with his hands ;Lieutensot Webb one, IN turning
the left flank.
The wounds received by Captains Slough and Pficr
and Lieutenant Campbell Smith, ian Extra aid TO
General VIII insou.) OF tho lrgonary infantry. and
Captain Van Rensselaer,. Of the Dragons. Captain
Blwlins. Lieutenant McKnny and Ensign Duncan
OF The mounted volunteers hear honorable testimony VI
their bravery and conduct.
Captains Howell. Lewis and Brock. with their com
panies Of light infantry had to sustain unequal lire
for some time which they supported with foruiude.
In fact. every officer and soldier wh had opportn
nifty into action. lis played that true bravery
which will always ensure success; and here permit
me 10 declare that never discovered spir
il and anxiety for action than nj pearcd pery sde the
whole Of the mounted volunteers; and I am well per
salded that had e enemy maintained her favoriie
ground for half hour longer they would have mos'
severely felt the prswess OF thatcorp~.
| BIT while pay this Just irbue TO the living.
must neglect the gallant dead among whom We
have men ion the early death of those brave offi
GERS. Captain Mss Camp5cll of the Dragons. and
LieuieG Fo,cs ofhc light infantry Of the legion
who fell in the first charge.
Enclosed is a particular return Of the killed ant
wounded. The lvss Of the enemy was more thar
double 10 that Of tho Federal army The wos,js were
trewed for n considerable distance with dead bodice
Of Indians and their white aurliaries-;he latte
armed with British muskets andbsyoneis.
We remained three DAYS and nights on the bank y
tho Miami. in trout Of battle; during which time al
the houses and cernclds were consumed asd desioy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-12
HAsstsox PnErEaHlSe axornEn M.r,s Sos row.

HAGatsoS PEEFEEEfSc ASorHER Mass Sos TOMS
O-vS.--While General Harrison Governor % To-
diana he entertained intention &C applying Tor = DO
sifiOn g. his son az West Point. There vns only
single vacancy. and his exalted patriotism and public
would certainly have Obtained the Desired ap
poinimenL ~ the meanwhile. noghboring farmer
applied 70 Harrison 70 exert his influence Tor hum A.
he al~I deufed such place scr hs boy. Tho noble.
hearted chief ever ready 20 DO fpr others Than
i,r himself promptly conpied with he msns request.
and preerrng the brother isrnefsboy 10 hs child,
he used bs influence aud Obtained he situation which
was wanted Such instance u pure disinterested.
noes vouh have addod fresh lustre She character 81
u N feacrnhlaa.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-12

pR. Cu.SSISs on PeErRr-PoeIry far from in
Jusng socieiy ono OF the grsat instruments OF ~
hnemcrt and e. u ltion u hts the r,ind ahoy ofd
nary life. gives II respite from depressed cares an
swskcns the cnBciousnoss of lis 'slicacy with what
pure and noble In 'is legitimate and hghcs efris.
u hus the same terdeicy and aim CHRISTIANITY;
hat IS. 10 spirtuaiize naiur. Poetry has natural
alliance with our lest affections I great tendency
and purPo 8 o carry The mind beyond and aboy.
The beaten dusty weary walks of rslinsry Iio 10 III
u mi" purer element, and 10 breathe nto il moro
prDiount and gcncr "a emotion. II reveals the
loveiiness of nat, Lrngs back Il freshr earthly
Feelings. revives the relish ofsin pleasures. keeps
unquenchcd the enthusiasm which warmed the spring
Time Of our being. rehnes youthful love- strengthens
our interest in human nature. by vivid eneasons Of
It's tende'esi and loest feeling cIpsas our sy,upa.
ines over NIL classes of sociey. kni's by ties
with universal being. and. through the brightness of
rs prophetic visions helps faith lay held en- the lulnro
To
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-12
MONEY MATHIS ~ PHIL,DELrEIA.-Bicknel's Re


iorier Of Tuesday says
We learn with pleasure that nearly all our Phila-
alpha Institutions conducting their with
a view to resumption in January This is The
true policy-nny il the only policy That be pur-
sued with any thing like honesty o safety That time
recommended by the Banks themselves II is bot
fair TO infer that they will govern themselves accord
ingly. The notes of the United States Bank are paid
in larger quantities than those Of any other nsttu
lion; indeed, other Philadelphia are paid out
with The spiion Of a small amount of the Girard
This arises from the fact that the IT, s. Bank 10 ndebi
ed 10 most of the Philadelphia Banks. and as those
R1nks receive the of that institution in tho pay
mont Of debts, they have Of Them on hand. and
hence pay them out more readily We are unable TO
give my thing like authentic information rs 10 the DO
Icy pursued 10y the u s. Bank. but we may suppose
that she dong her utmost recover from her weak
position and embarrassment We say " eak positisr,
because her funds widely the
Union-because she has heavy sesied in yicks-
burg StorngIon. and other equally Improbable stocks
and because OF the loan after loan, and million after
million, which she has been compelled 20 borrow IN
Europe. We fear also. that within the last week she
has been induced TO make another Of post-notes
We entertain no hostility towards this but
on the contrary, we should rejoice in common with
every business man in the community to see her once
more in Aourishing and prosperous condition. But
Il Is evident from the low rate Of her Stock and the
other facts stated above that some time will elapse
before she ei be able to inspire any thing like the
degree Of confidence an the public mind that was for
merly entertained to her and ability gener.
ally.
We may add here that one great reason for the large
amount OF u. s. Bank paper in our community grows
out Of tho fact that Il has been brought here in large
amounts this Spring, by The Western Merchants
They sought for t with ayidiy. especially rs they were
unable to obtain any other description Of
Bank paper.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-12

Mfsp--rhc Rev. orvlle Dewey ssys. "Miod Is
The oriy thing which society Cannot afIord 10 lose
LET ihe fashion o. the cosniry look 10 ~ that u does
not become degraded before the eyes Of The world BY
This Liberal exclusion Show me a society where
wealth dress and equipase the chief titles 10 sd-
Vancemenii from which tho great body Of educated
reading and thinking Of tho country are excluded
or choose 10 exclude themselves; and shall not hes-
tate 70 soy. that you show frivolous and vulgar
society. Depend upon IT, the conversation vii be-
come mean snd nspid. snd the manners 1ii wsnf
fhs l1si grace Of manner ease snd simplicity. Inielies.
cultivated intellect. - the only refner"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-12

GRoU~b or HoTE--A New York correspondent Of
ebe Gloe ssvsi -TEauiag siecief CoBlplisssnsrs Of
Rertarv ~ t,Dslos ouf 81 he s,peasca Words haze
~ arous opprshsnaon az % me Noysgiber slecfion.
Well: IS Squocn would have said. fhsf's candid
Cssi ist--TSrcy.
Eswssp' ~ ov-v B1rTLg CEoUso---1fhs
tysashp ~ Psryshurg. Ohio. occupying The site ard
k.ae rr0nd q old For Moigs has siectsd The Hair
- a6tsf ~ vote q 0r~> - 90 The people ~
enfs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-12

ELsouIST AND SovSp AuvicE-The following by
Todd Is tail OF siiutry advice. Its application 70
newspapers, may be made with equal pror:cty--
enrs or power OF mind. il OF the nobesi gifts Of
Heaven. and when perverted TO the decentralization Of
mankind, and the encouragement Of vice ins cad OF
the promotion of virtue, the responsibility 10 he pos
SCISSOR is indeed appallins.--PhiLa. Ing
beware oil bad looks-never Upon onc--ihey will
lea a san upon the soul. which can never be re.
moved IL you have enemy whose soul you wish
10 visit with heavy vengeance. and into whose heart
You would place vipers which will live. and crawl.
and torment hia' through life, and whose Samnation
you would seal up for the eternal world You hay only
70 place one Of these desroyers into his Isnds You
have certainly pavec the way 10 the abodes of death;
and he does not tread with hasay strides. you have
atlea'' LAID up food for many days Of Those
who print. sell and podde such works 10 the young.
are amongst tho most awful scourges with which a
righteous God ever visited our world. The angel 81
death can sheath his sword and stay hrs hand in The
work Of destruction But these wrcichfs. they dig
graves 30 deep that they reach into hell They blight
the hopes OF parents. and pour taan vins
of wo upon the family whose affections are bound o.
IN tho who is thus destroyed"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-12
MONTEREY nIIIn

The following paragraph 10 from the cIsvslsrs Yer.
aid n May q
PEoDUcE GoiSs.-Thiry-four vessels that cleared
from this port yesterday snd todsyup 10 o'eock p NJ
bsd board S6s63 bzsAeis # uheaf ohd 1853 bar
us y -Four. according 70 the ooscior's bosks T,ccn
tysas Of he vessels eisarss 10 Canadisn porissn in
dostion II DE and fnporanes q de Csnsdas
tssd, vah ClpvslsaS thfs syrng
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-12
STATE OF PARTIES Iy VIRGINIA.

SENATE
firsi Class. elected az 1899
OPPOSITION ApsiSisTRArIoS.
VIM Campbell. John w Nash.
James Thornton. Charles Hunion
Charles Cooke. VIM Csrson.
John II Peyton. VIM Wiley.
Seconf CiaSs eiccisd 1910.
Thomas W Bonduraht, Archibald Atkinson.
James ". Curtis.- Richard II Baptist.
Robert y Coerad.s VIM Smith.
wm Pr,sion.. James II Piper'
Third Class ciected 1897
James Iyonsf Levi, Bouidir.
Robert w Csrce. David Dyrr.
Charles } Faulkner. ADderson Moftt,.
Thomas Bland.
Fayeue McNullcn.
Fourth C'oss. elected 1898
Henry u wco,ihouse. Edward p Scott.
Edmund Fonisihc. VIM Tod,
James McIlhany.t kobt A Thompsoat- &
John r Anderson.
Moses e. Good--l6
'Ncw Members.
Effected I'LL vacancies in the LAST session. created
by resignation.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-12

~ THE LOG CABIN AND HARD CIDER
CANDG DATE.-C;en. HARRISON. when parting from
regiment OF his soldiers just after the Indian var said
60 them-"Cenhemen. u you ever coms 70 Vineennes
you will AWAY. find plate and knife and isrs 81
my table, and assure you that you will never End
Wy door shut and the string Of me istch PnLef IN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-12

Those States marked with star. choose members
Of Congress the Same day that State officers are
chosen.
The Electors NEE, tho capitals Of the respective
States in which they chosen the ID day Of De.
cember and give their ballcs for President and Vice
Presideni-Boston Dcmscrat
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-12
ORIGIN OF THE TERMS HARD CIDER"
AND "IOG CABIN"

The Washington correspondent Of the Baltimore
Republican prominent Van Buren, paper. speaking
sneeringly Of Gen. Harrison. says:
"GiUe him a barrel Of Hard Cider. and settle pen
sion Of tpo thousand year. and our Srord for AZ. nc
piH at The REMAINDER Of his days esnis"tod ~ Leg
Ca6fI"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-12


INK JEW > I.oNh ~ JrpEA-fhe most in:crtsiinr
circumstance winch presents ssclf IA n J. IN re,
calling what saw cfthe Hebrew nafon in the Ear,
the univorsal diffusion ol rc love. the ud wing 1--we
VI the Jews for their Judca the CGBaan of their
fathers. Who ceuLl wtlsu; ion thousands ,f
poor lsseli,es, who from the paris Of Europ~
have maze their way. by long and weary pilgrimage
through pri, atios,s and SUIT rings without
cnd--cffen shoolc,s and almost cloticiess-irenlcss
peniiess. that they mht the city of David aud lay
iIcir Dunes IN the bosom of JersSlcmi What multi.
'udcs there are among them who have sid their lasr
pose sion-havrEg gaher red together heir little. lhcr
insufficient all1nd having started marching towards
the rising sun, from the Vsnla. the D.iiepcr and e
danube, ON journey a. long pcrilousl How mar
have p,rished. exhausted The wayi How many
that have landed at Iopa crossed the Taurus at An
och, have been unable. rum eIla ton 10 reach
t,cir ionged for goal &L'w many have sunk in sigh
oi the Mount OF Olives, and how many have eus,I
heir eyes ~ Pcace aHd hessedness when The priy,.
lree has hccn vouchsaid To hem OF tccsrsg within
The wills of Sslem--DT. BOUriHg
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-12

Connected with the shove n one OF the tno>' Oh
80. READING ROOMS in the United States
Farm. TO ,uisrribers Is year Strangers are Tree
a. vial, il for the space Of month those Who con
sna. 10 y,.i, il lcr longer will be put down %
.sbscribcu.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-12

HV"In all ages. aal in all countries il has been
observed that the culfyao Of the soil those who
sre least willing part with their rights and submit
themselves W the will Of a master"
WIN H. HARRISON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-12

"His (H4uiscn's) Wondering conducr dsrins the
late war only opposed him TO ridicVlo ond contempt
r Thus spske the Jassson Mis,issppian on lhe 18Th
.uli. Il never spske again. The next day The grave
worms we're baGs-ins spon is csr-uss Hasrisls s4s
qgsi!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-12

ONE TERM.-FTOm the Peoples candidsiei
NORTH BESD. 18Th Doc. 1899.
deem proper at this time 10 renew the assurance
heretofore frequently made should be elected 10
the Presidency. will under circumstances consent
70 be a candidate Cor a second term.
VIM. H. HARRISON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-12

Tn. -TPPECANoE FLAG u issued from TIN. Office
IN the LIST and 18th Of every n'on,h' rnee ~ e'
I'm ,sis ,ir,e until the Presidential election.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-12

4. p.irict-John w. Murjaugh. Of Norfolk.
81 do James w. Pegrsm. OF Petersburg
Al do VIM g Archer Of Amelia
Ah do Richd KuIdcr Meade. Of Dinwiddie.
sth do Henry E. Watkins. OF Prince Edward.
S,h do James c. Bruce. of Halifax.
7th do WAitmell T. Tunstall, of Piit,ylvania.
9Th do Themes r Joynes, sfAccomack.
OH do Norbome r. Sutton, of Caroline.
10Th DO willougl,by Newtoa. OF weslmoreland
lith DO James Lyons. Of Richmond City.
l2h do Valentine w. Southall. OF Albemarls
l3th do John s. Peadlei OF Rappahannock.
ls;h do John Janney. OF Loudoun.
18Th do Andrew Hunter Of jeff rSon.
I6,h do Philip Williams. Jr. OF Frederick.
f7th do Wa. Seymour, Of Hardy.
18th do Brscoe G. Baldwin, Of Augusta.
I3th do Ballard Smith. Of Greenbrier.
2Oh do Edward johnson. of BotetourL
2Ist do John " Hunes. Of Washington.
OBJ do George w. Summers, Of kanawha-
23d DO waitman 7. Wiley. Of Monongalis.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-12
For AL. n, the Compiling Room of the Wheeling Times

For sale at the Compiling Room OF the wheeling ihhes
nd Advertiser
City Summons. County summons.
. F,scutiooe Executions,
BDnds. Bonds.
;. s.,n,,,a. s,r Assault. Recognizances Of
bail,
County Summons f,r Assault. Deeds, Leases. Werfsn
eers.anu, Bonds Declarations q formsl Bills OF La
ding Pedlar's Notes, Notes OF NJ. s. NJ. Bank. Noies
off,. w. Bank. Checks on all the banks. bound and
pluu. &C. sc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-12

S'r LsTtss Bsissr srri rs .fyf~--rL
'ricd oeiorc 'he Ccrrcs anal Pulcy Of p. cn'y
mo hehosi d.scsciits II Strikes ~ n,., ,h
anu 'aien'sd haf."e- Tins drsision we c,,-,
,,a o. The 'arri' rcti'al of,he tact,
anu pieadihSs IN the case We give r,,a -
""ty OF them. az furnished in the Io,e;.n I,a,,
" ~ 's"" and Lady. agree 10 diff" anil cs.r.,
'na'ua' decd of seraratosr he tn take chs,r ,S ~
"'u She o. receive such or .nch an n,.,,,.
g.. 81 ,'''s ia England. while she tases m,
ne' H~acnee IA ParN For aught thot .onc,r. -,
that Is alleged. her ooath.t /. ,ber, ;,.,..,,
S"e ie"eNeo IN the society to- wh;oh h., .n.,.
'~r and rank cntiile her move with ,,,,,,;,'
makts many friends there. "'a
Of sudden. ellie finds herself attacked 10, ,h n.
sian newspapers Copsccus &c her inn.c.nee i, a..
matters of hieh she is accused. she brine. A., -.
IN The Siath Chamber OF Correctional Police N, q
against th. lib~cr. f,r the yndicaiiup of no, Co..
et ~ ABOUT the same time. an aitctnqt partially
successful. |" made 10 ab'ain her private paper. from
her pfivaic residence. surrcptfousl,; aud asotLc, A.
she alleges. TO suhcrn and brhc iestimoney oga,,
her These acii"ns axe brought in Lady R,i,,a.
maine. against one Lawson sn Attorney and nj, cl,
lhaoserSy. The libel alleged is charged To l,c f,,
The pen o tho latter. and nj AIRED in the Gazette a.
Tn bnnsux. Just the w,s about 10 N, h,,,L,
IN trial. STEPS m NJ 0iron Barrn, "A co,,..l G. e..
Lytion Bulwer. and demurs 10 the comtrrpcy AZ a.,
Court Of Conventional Police to try the ca., "a, 49,,
bad hnr,Hs me right forbid an action % p,oe.,
aohieh 10 instituted BY the rife taot his consent Tn.
| ipfi
-des and the demurrer SUSTAINED by the d,c,;,o,
The court. And So the nti'cr stards-Lsdy B,l,,s,
losing the opportunity TO defend herself from "a n M
lacks upon her reputation. because the husband will
| not permit her thus to defend herscli
| The Cont suggested ho.vt vet that Oh. had ,o
dy by dcneuncng these OF the accused as brcoeb
ofihc public law. and them MP caring as a wi,nc...
course which Il Is prob,blc she will ndopt S,, -,
Also the right al spi cal Ia The Cour Royale uron IN,
question decided by The lower Court; and il Is said in
Gallgnanis Messcrger 'hsi she VIII II coed
Now. the worst teattve uf all this husncs, IL, ,l.,,
the otE'Hcos charged asains, lawson aud IAackcr,
q" the bnsis of tins Rc'icn OF Lady Bulwc- nre an
reality The act " her husband whose agen,s the ~
cuscd are. la order to obtain a shadow of rretrrc.
or blasting The painitis character. n wife and r,
hrr. he c'apt-y, people steal her paJcr, In nd
her in the pubic prints, and plot perjury Cor -r
rum. Them u she rises az IN her own ,indcation,
he says you siiil my wife and bting ans,
,c'ion. even in Pars. aen si your deruciors and mr.
scrs. without INV i~nve conscnf.--N T. Ssar
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-12

ELECTIONS.
The following Table will he found handy rs matter
of reference Il has been compiled with great and
Is believed TO be accurate:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-12

We cannot but wonder hos any publisher Of /.
newspaper IN what was he narthus.,.rn tsr,is,,v
dare V eslOmnis's snd eilhy General Iisr,.o. h..
sun EsoF here are husdrsd. u ssais.. Sso go
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-12

The la" Argus insinuaes thai bank, pnid The eIp
'es OF the members Of the National Convention that
recently assembled in Baltimore We do no, notice the
insnnson merely for The purpose of saying that i, is
not true that each member paid his own expenses; but
to inform the editor Of the Argus iha, the time NAV
perhaps como when he will regret having sent before
the people expressions and nsnua.ions % insulting to
his felowcilizcns. Patience and forbe.rsnes il no,
common now as in days Of prosperity and peace.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-12

The last Argts bodily puts out the assertion that
Gen Wayne. in his letter from the Grand Claize
makes no mention Of Gen. Harrison. and to use the
classic phrase of the party all Wing lie We quote
below the entire letter ofGcn. Wayne. to show that
there is no Wig lie about it whatever there may be
with the tories.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-12
FOR vICE-PRSsIpLNr:
10 n u tn l. r W.
- fIeGINIA.

v,aot.A ELECTORAL TIcKEr.-Thf following h
the eboetoa ticket agreed upon. and recommended to
IN. voters fthe Old Dominion, by the Harrison and
TYLER Convsn iion which met on the 2ah Feb nj hch-
IlJnd
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-12

Our friend Of the Pittsburgh Advocate. when we
told him. two months ago. that we would carry vir.
sins expressed great doubts and insinua,ed that our
visual orbs were somewhat more extensive than our
abdominal capacity. What does he think nowf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-12
IL WHARTON. shtor and Proprietor.

T.nn~-rhe Tn-weeSIy PAPER 10 Published ON
-T.-i.,- rbnrs,sys and Saturdays. ut IS per snnum
Al. advance. So n the end of the year % for six
,r4shs No subscriber received for Ices term than
slx sucnsns.
Tue Weekly paper. ,he Western Virginia Times. Is
punished "Wednesday nj 81 SO per annusn m adj
~ance. % il not paid within one month from the
tss.nning The year. Non.w subscsbcs will be re-
vs;v~d. except such paw in advance for 3 months
al 50 !. invariably charged. No subscriber received
t,r le-s term than sx months and paper dircon.
,aasi sxe-s the discretion of the Publisher. until
"A sfreornrcx are pa,d.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-12

Connected with the Office of publication OF the
wheeling Times and Advertiser. IN JOB bum
PRINTING OFFICE. where may be had on hyora-
l,,erus Blnaks To order, Cards. tinndbills, Show
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-12

Our latest dates. Friday evening last from New
Orleans. Terss and through the Red River Country
were received by the hands Of Mr. Lloyd Of the firm
OF knoI. Lloyd & Co. lie brought us New Orlean.
papsr' and price currents to April %. Louisville to the
9Th May Nsichitoehes to the 18th April and Te,a.
the 9Th April The ,r.solc Of the extensive files with
whieh he furnished us have pcrused with pleasure.
as mos, Of tho papers new to MS and from coun-
try to which people travelled until these days
steamboats,