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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-27

The following anecdoIe related BIZ Cen. H,rri.
sn. - recent speech, IN which he vIndcared himself
from The charge Of IIberal feeling tow ards foreigner,
who come here ~ avail themselves uf our insti,u.
lions
In the last struggle Of Poland for liberty and in ,he
last battle, fought under the walls Of Warsaw inv
ihc fate of that glllan, was sealed there WAS
commence Immediately under the walls. ubstinaleIy
contested and three Times lost and won by the con.
tending armies. The spot overgrown with small
alder shrubs, ad every bush stepped ia the blood
ni the patriot Poles. When the contest was over anI
Poland had sunk into Russian province her poople
who nngle strong degree ofrel giUus devotion with
patriotic enthusiasm hJckcd 10 the spot TO cur and
preserve holy relies. pieces sf those shrubs stained
with the blood Of their coun,rymcn who fell as nortyrs
IA the cause Of liberty and fhen country
The Russian Government fearing the effect of In.
feeling. ordered the hill To be cleared and The husb.
burned 81 tiat Of Ihese relics could he pre
cured hence those already gath cred became m The
estimation of these Police treasure above all urice
Only one Of them. perhaps has found iis nay "a
America. and that presented 10 me but three dav.
ago 10y dele gate of the eIied Poles ns a taken al
Their gratitude for some services which wa, nbe On
render Ihom, and for the kind feelings which they
kne'' entertained for Them and their country 4, !.
~ you sec cross. made Of small sIeEas Of the aldo,
aud beautifully wrought with silver These mfr.
iunafo men esteemed It the mnsi precious gin thew
could bestow on one whom they knew 70 be thei,
friend and ! prize II as they priced it,"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-27
DON'T LET nm RESIGN.

Soroe snonthsago. when the storm now bursting up-
On The head vi Van BuEen Ind Just bogun to aaiher
We eAprossed hope thathe mIght not be sutfered To
wiihdraw from the field and thus bsuk eageanee
oi aa sggueved and in.ul,ed people IA is I.os,ihe
ai at the eleventh hour ceiling the utter hopciessess
o' ms SITUATION ho may wish To- seek ia voluntary ere
uraey. reiug. irotn public disgrace. Against such
a course We soiemnly protest. The wrongs he aus
inflicted upon thIsna known the " hole evil
Red world. and we would thai those no have seen our
rights rarnped upon. should witness the puni.l,inent
of the sggressor
Were we not sseeled by the remembrance ofthe ruin
he has caused. we should really ply MIR Van Buren,
he banner OF Harrison fesoyer his strong holds and
There Is not ssngle garrison upon which he can rely
Beaten in Sirgna. he fell back upon Louisiana; div
On from that state. he his in porinr eyes towards
he esi but thore was no refuge for him there. and
WIN mo guns oi North Caroline laundering in his renr
he made detoUr toward Maine Here he Rugged him.
SELF an iancied security; Maine demecraic Maine coeLd
not desert him. The trial cane. and she elected him
"a 81 arEnts Well. there Delaware n tough little
"ig. that would stay ms downward progress until he
could recover breath But TO- the tsig snapped IN his
hand prceIptated him upon Maryland. where he
received hoist that landed him in Georgia and now
inst stale has drummed him beyond her borders tn
sock sympathy IN Ohio. Pennsylvania or New Jersey
!" may best suit his taste. We fear they will prove
rs uneoureous to him their SISTERS ard that lac will
Ie unable Ia Ind Fest or the sole OF hs t except
Inong tho granite crags OF New mpshre or in tn
rice fields OF SOUTH Carolina; and ire BY no mean
sure that his "reracy" will be safe frOm interrupted
| even there.
The most amusing part Of the affair u.s. that At eacf
new discontinue The locoioco presses
higher; whence 1t is supposed by persons tina
should Pennsy lvania. New Jersey and Oho go agains
MIR Van Buren,. the Globe will claim his election Ivy
/ unanimous vote. w II. We will do locolocosm tht
Justice To thai it dies hard and sincerely trus
that no eleventh hour panic may deprive US of th.
pleasure OF seeing its champion and representative re
eviys the ysxdr4 OF his ssryces-N y. Star
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-27

Cooiness on the Field Of Baffs.--C onnoc ed
Wilh the movement Of the noilh western armies, IN
h0gh too unmpori iJr the pages Of general his
tory, are nevertheless highly interesting and ell
vs-thy of preservation. Some Of these have boon
se iced 81 General Upton, and other brave officers
several ere recorded Ia the narratives Of Dawson
AL Hall; few nay be found ~ the newspapers Of
the times in which they occurred; but the greater
number Of them dwell merely 10 the recOCctiOns Of
the surviving SOL. iers who Witnessed them. Some
OF them display an intrsl idUy unsurpassed IN the
kist1ry OF warfare: Others exhibit cOoness in the
moment Of imminent danger, indicative OF the most
detrrrniucd resolution and the most extra rdInBry
ne%g. o. this LATER chsrac,e- are the two inci.
dents mentioned below. We End them related 90 a
letter from Colonel John Speed smith Ia pfOmi-
n grpflsmsn of this city Col Smith IL will De re-
collected was one II the Aides Of Gen. Hanson IN
Gie battle Of the Thames.
CON nsnced, Gea Harmon ode up 60 msjestc
Seneca Chef, and took hs rowder- horn 20 rsgnme
his pistols Upon witnessing thus, Lieut.. Smih
T.ss 81 him II he expected 20 con ~ personal con
ssct With the enemy-tO which ne General replied
shat H. was proper 30 be PREPARED Tor any event -ths
he comma ndsi az army 81 better materials than
Prsctor's. add that be MS determines not To sur
w. d-fcat; adding With r smile, 20 Lieutenant
eHysct my AIDES 20 die around me-
vbilst al the crotchet after the lri' wing bad 70
oover.d toH its naoneninry eoniuso', 9nd vas
snf sfuith 70 bnng down Chllc.s command - sup
p0rt ~. Wn le be vas giving this order the ns.ks
yigs of tree ABOVE thsm, which had gathsrcd srd
yststned cluster Ut leaves and around which the \
al rad % look az his Commander, were cut down .
r., fhe eo ,ny's balls. Near the spot a. ne same Z
r1smenf COLDER was shot thr9ugh the thtghi ned
soeing fis Con, nander.n Chlet az ne saOng round
anf fefl ke cried o. gil SOs sc tna' "eneiaii
icv have shOt me agslGi 40 49, -..t f.
1lcs nan had been w0us 1ea VIC qAy Oeiyfe ~ tlc
80. General Harr dr.. lied hifn % be token
800 n, have hts Esunds dressed bgt hnding thai
- fi.ib as 49,, broken The brave ieio" bahdaEgd
vt,6 he bsuak crcicf 20 stop the bleed, = cutch
- ,, his Gun ssore he inenuf % have satisi cuon
,rd cont,nusi to fghf. A feW moments aUefWP51f q
v5nf,e ma n dashed up % The Com manofr BOG hR
,.sioto nj and and sung Out, "LoQf he =, Gen
,si I've gotti Nv Father VS. an oid kcnjucsy /
80, q, ghfsrt and when ief home, BE- fnstc me ,
49,, e. m brine him the soaip Of rel SKIN allied
= r,vsslI And here 80 is-.thists fof nc oil nan
-, \ cant ole f0f myself. ano on 10 fpfahEi h .
a ~ Of anotheT eurrny. -, - -. I q
=. -, t,so anecdotes 'Olone smith says gteal. y
,i Com I'D IRE Perry, when ht rei aied theIn n
80, af the close Of fhe battle aua ne cause, :.
go 80 tbat au army Of such ~ On could
- 49, .- sad BE- frs1uent.v aneruafts, 90 q
y, - ,.igr ne oftosrs - - ~ woui fep,4' n
bfese q, - ave shot ms Z,
=. - -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-27

We have seen several gentlemen residing IL tho IN.
isfior " the saie Of Penns lvsna wn the lest few
days, who assure % lhat IN every county wss o. he
SSs1nshnnna, there viii be Harrison IN a. -
hf1t clceion, on the vote Of the 3h instant 11tons
opinion prevails IN tho interior among the yhigs
whether right Or wrong. md tbnt s that Harrison and
Eyer VIII cary Tbs Stale BY ct iesst THOUSAND
majority
The discovery Of TIE outrageous frnnis and Erper
ies 10 nai9raEaton pspsrs. which have bscu r5,,,.
miiicd in Philadel ,Ais invsstgafos Of wbiss I,
now in progress. and the measures which baye b,os
adopted ~ he Wings IN I'll tho wards 70 arrest a,5
punish iega voters will Keep hundreds II those who
voted The Administration ticket 81 the lac election,
WAY ON The polls on Friday DoIt-PLA Morn
4 ufrfcuu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-27

AN ARMY DRUNR--The whole French srmy
WIS drunk the night sfe, The battle Of Wagram IL
Jay in vineyards and ia Austria the cellars are stu.
aied IN the grounds upon which the vino is grown
The vintage was good, ths quantity abundaui--the
soldiers drank immoderaielU ana the AustfiaRs had
they cot known that WIRE overcome with liquor
and asleep. and made sudden attack upon us in the
night. might have put completely 10 me rout IL
would have been impossible To make one.Ienth of the
soldiers beiake themselves 10 arms On what thread.
hang the desiinios Of empires All might that day
have boon changed--the fth oct Of the great drama
which had been long performing in Europe. might
have had wine cellar iOr dsAouensn,-Rapi
Military lie.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-27

Robrri sisrmas :. Il go, remarked Of tb, di,un.
guishcd man By Ne Jefferson. that he never said
FOOLISH :'ing IN his life. Fisher Amcs was aecus,ned
to express his ops ION ofhim by saying that II he hap
pened 10 be out Of his scat when a subject was dis
cussed. and came IN when the question was about 10
be taken he felt safe IN voting Mr Sherman did
or he always voted right MIR Mneon used n ssv hat
Roger Sherman had more common sense Than any man
he ever knew This great and good man was self
taught Hs fret occupation IN life was that Of shoe
maker While carrying on his trade be used II his
Tenure hours 20 read useful bosks, m he became DIS
iinguisbed lawyer and an eminent Judge Here 10 an
example worthy Il the notice and uitaton u youth
~ oil stations Of society
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-27
ATLANTIC STEAM NAVIGATION

me greatest aeh'evsn mt perhaps, Of the prc.~p,
day IN the successful application OF steam 10 ocean
navigation. The influence Of this grand and irium
plant experiment Is aready'fel in some measure in
our commercial interests Half the space betuoen
us and Europe is now destroyed permanently. This
Is 'ery pleasant IN Time Of peace ane sb king al
banda IL were less - perhaps in time Of cowno.
hon and Wild wars alarms Politically cops de,cd
some Will think were better have two AtI,n,;os
between the s"niiDent &C America and Europe thar
- annihilate the old ole The nearer we appro,rb
each other the greater danger Of getting ip,er,an
gied and involved IN each others troubles Uovvev.
er' there - no stopping this space anniItlatus pro
gfess. we must fell in and make what Vnol yyo a.,
ont OFF Oio thing il wcro we'll 10 caosidor ,h.,
ms steam navigation Is not always " be nor
freight carrying, or peas-rs seeking intercourse
Tho 9 SAN" 500 aorso power contrivances. can do
o'nsr "-rE than carry aces and silks and tho like.
rDm land 10 land. They may suddenly Become the
MercUres ofwar. floating baitls fields flying artille.
risiS with Vengeance; and whenever This may hap.
pom. the whole field and oircumsance Of war mus,
he changed The fate ofnaiions will be cast. no,
on Waterloo 6elds. but on tho ocean; not BY glifter
iHg masses Of infantry bot by din1y steam
engine men, driving oboot their sysF mach ncs
light as g'ssamor with 500 horse power and Per.
kins' steam guns 70 match-PhH Sentinel
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-27

There ore taken from the Congressional vote There
many which convince Us tht at the contest
on next Friday there Will be great accession of Wing
strength and reduction Of the Van Buren, vote We
therefore feel ourselves justified ia saying confidently
and unheslIatingly that Pennsylvania will give her
v1te for Harrison by majority Of not less Than 81
thousand We believe that the Van Buren majority
If majority they have. was obtained Inoa.uIahy nv
fraud As proof of this. we submit the following;
I part Of which testimony IT will be is from the
American Sentinel, Van Buren, paper.
| THE NATURALIZATION FRAUD At PHIL
ADELPHIA.-The 1rnIiude of the frau :. which Il,
NV known and aduiitSd TO have been accompli, he'd
al the election IN PhiladeIpha city and county,
i really calculated To excite asiOnishmeni The Phil
adelPhia Gazette Of wednesday contains large mss
Of names. which undersIOUd ~ have been iraudu
lenly nierpoaied In the records of the court AS OF
persons who had filed their declaration Of intention 10
become citizens ttro years 0gO-so ms o. confer on
them the privilege Of voting And u Is slated IN the
Philadelphia Sentinel, that no less than thirty Lares
Containing pretended declarations Of aliens and prnt
I'D IN imitation OF the genuine having been inter.
pOlaied 10 the Book of Declarations Of The Court Of
Quarter Sessions of that county These thirty leaves
Sizy pages. pr,suineof counterfeit Destinations
oil bear date ~ 1888. 20 make them two yesrs
prior 10 the election Of the present year. Such
nonsrUns iorgery-such Wholesale fraud upon the
rights Of the legal voter - enough make one sud.
derespeciuy when u - known that after the f1rrc.
~ ia HE record - successfully accomplished, the
CRIME OF delibcrte PERJURY must be yet added 60 make
that Of forgery available fer the Obect intended Every
individual claiming 70 vote under hese forged papers
comprised IN SIXTY pag,s Of the record must make
oath thri he had declared his inisRryns Too veay,
previously; and this ossh Of The party applicant must
be supported BY tie utostatiOn Of qualified voter
aso under oath that ho had resided five years "a the
United States. Such wholesale forgery and perjury
with a view corrupt The ballot box and 10 carry m
election against the will Of the legal voters 10 truly
appalling
We rejoics n perceive that The Court Of Gene raj /
Sessions. whose records have been thus soorfed Nth
busy engaged "a the endeayOr 20 asccrn n the es
1T the fraud. and o. discover IT, authors 10 the
end that The niter may De- handed over t. The nsulted
laws Of the land. Every honest man must wish sue.
cess 10 the Judicial cfOriOr electors instead of be-
ing free. mere farce and imposition n such I
frauds can be perpetraied with impuniy Meantime /
We may learn something Of the manner Of swelling .
out q msJ0ny n Philadelphia county
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-27
the NEW Jersey usuRPERs

The Rev York American. snspeakinc Of he e,o-
S'ous new: from Now Jersey. makes iho SLOWING
remarks;
w" confess rcjoce. with no ordinary joy. in this
result The sudaciOus snd pr1flsule outrage pcrpe-
raled upon this S,ats1he shameless indifference to
even HE iorms OF law. or the Appearance of deconcy.
With which Il was hurricd To a consuinaon-,he bra
zen inlpuence OF bringing into the State the miser-
bic tool OF party, Hugh A. Garland 10 harncue free
men upon those nights which ne. OF all men, had been
most instrumental m violating and the insulting ban
nrr which, NJ public meeting in ms State. Mr..
IAN Burrns friends paraded that "ihe true Democra.
cy spurns the broad s0al Of New Jerscy"-nll these
combined TO make that seemed w 10 call tor
sumo signal mark Of r,prObaton at the hand. Of the
people We rejoice that New Jersey has not disaI-
pointed he hopes Of freemen-that she has been true
to her history aud her ansesden,s sni we feel quite
saie ia assuming the next month. whom even more di.
roe'y than now the wrongs 90 her representatives. in
congress VIII be brought before the people their yer.
dict against the evil doen viii be vindietiye
We desire. especially. 10 point as striking proof Of
reinbutive Justice. the ast that each one Of the FIVE
usnrping representatives in Congress besides being
condemned 81 the general popular voice OF the State
has been condemned IN his own county. OF Ia. own
homestead, and by his own immediate peer.
Mr.. kyal a Resident Of Monmouth. his agains, him
the voice OF that county; which. heretofore Tor year.
has bees with the Administrators;
Me- hlle OF Salem. has that sounty llnsi year with
hlm) now against him;
Mr. Cooper. OF Gloucester. has that county against
him BY an increased majority;
Mr. ?. ID. Vroom. Of Somerset. has that county a
gansi hlm by ar increased majority; and
Mr. Philemon Dickenson OF Passiac. has that coun
ty against him.
How now stands the voice 81 Tho true Damocra
eyf and whether is II the great seal that U. spursJ
or TIE insolen hrengs Of power that ysniured q
trampe upon the emblem OF SIse. soyereign,' and
that State the battle field of the Revol sion-Nsw
Jersey!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-27

THE L. =. B,SK.-Its not generally known. We
believe, that in 1893 the establishment ofa large
Ssaie Bank by Pennsylvania recommended in the
Globe. Here IS an extract from he article:
'Psnnsylvania has incurred mn immense c1pendi.
tire, and accumulated large debt in extending her
improvements and giving impulse 10 her commercial
enterprise. which IN connection with her central posi-
lion. Will serve 10 make her commercial mart reser.
yoif into which, and from which the currency Of The
country will How; and why should The State profit
BY internal advantages, aud by artificial aids which
have cost 50 muchl Wig should she not esfaJlish a
bak II diargs capital ia which she should he inter.
esied rs the principal siOckholder' Such bank %.
pecIay 1.-THE faith OF the State were pledged for the
redemption oiiis paper, would command universal
confidence. and would doubtless become the deposi.
tory Of the public funds accumulated m PhIladelphin
The stock Of State Bank thus holding relations with
the Treasury necessarily resulting from the close Of
Ice iofcigu brokers' Office, misnamod the Bank Of the
United States would be Of ncaculable value 10 the
Commonwealth. Under proper arrangement. us div.
dends would relieve the State from the interest Of It's
iobt. and the people from The burden Of taxation g.
would ~ effect wipe out the debt which hiss cast
shadow over he bright prospects Of the State and re-.
move the feelings of discomfort which manifested u.
veil iu the late election for Governor"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-27

h1ssachuscii' The editor Of the Boston Aha. 90,
eude' long and interesting article on the pr-p,c, Of
Massachusetts with the following remarks.
We can also eaculnte, with good degree OF certain.
". that Oh he votes which are enst beyond 20 oOo
will be Tor Harrison md Davis What he aggregate
vote OF The STATE vii be We DO not pretend 10 cor,,c
iurc ~ our oceounis agreo in placinE u az not To-.
ihaF 10000 and 10 will be moro likely n roach 100
ODO. II the aggregate vote is only 7 rs 600. the
Whig majority will he $4,000. and wo have nropo a..
pecaii'us that We shall he able 10 show Vbig -.
joriy of 10000 We shalI arquredly Il, re- y ~.
Wings poo syefy part ~ the Stale perform their v,bo.
duiy. Aud now, Wings II Massachuscus. vbst ~.
you % these ihingsl Are you ambitious 10 show ~
largest Whg maIDrity. ~ prop rion 10 yoor numle, m
voters q any State m the Unionl The Thing IL p.,
iccily practicable. and entirely within your pove,
wake 20 your duty, organize IN every t5vp ana Il,
-'efy seh'pl district and see ihat overy whig is NJ
he polls on the 9th Of November next and yo1 ,,,u
Ftncss result gratifying. indeed. ~ OIL he cons N
Weldon; and overwhelming 10 your enemies
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-27
THE FLAG OF TRIUMPH.


The Banner Of Conservative Democracy. borne on
ward and upward BY General Harrison. Is inscribed
IN Letters OF light. with
NO NATIONAL DEBT
No EXECUTIVE BANK,
NO TREASURY SlnNPLASrERS
Nj LEG TREASURES
NO STANDING ARMY Of 200 600 MEN
NO BLOoDliOUNDS FOR SOLDIERS,
ONE PRESIDENTIAL TERM
THE WILL or THE PEOPLE
THE RIGHTS or THE STATES
HONEST MEN FOR PUBLIC OFFICE
THE SAFETY or THE PUBLIC MONEY,
SOUND AND UNIFORM CURRENCY.
EQUAL RIGHrS-EQUAL LAWS.
NO BRINGING FEDERAL PATRONAGE IN
CONFLICT WITH THE FREEDOM OF ELEC.
TIONS.
FREEDOM OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
OF LEGISLATION,
LIBERrY-LAw AND THE CONSTITUTION
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-27

DopBs Sbes,sI JonaDt1n. This vas the vyi,5i,s
no ~ tho catalogue with the paper boys IN SATURDAY,
What sort Of condition Tho boys had put jonathan into
was not s1scy N be knova by The cry but 10 TUNED
ont n be nothing but edition Of tho "Brother Jon,
Than" weekly. printed double The paper j. Of the
slrne class IN 'se win ne New World sid Boston No
lion. The sheet of is Double Jonathan measure, 81
BY SIS inches, and take u altogether u very braufy
III speeinon II cheap l'smture The boys soid IL f,r
l2l cunis md hought b. ~ he hundred ~ 81 80 ~
ibis way ~ uDIorstanl ~ ediGon sfiTO00 -ss surn
w ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-27

IFiai y Jsnss Bo,eicr The fral q his inJry,g.
a. VII" has been confined in The county jsI Eve or
SIX months isr the murder Of JIrnes BridevvaI sea,
briousburr in this aounty. On me 4fb q Juy 1926
commenced on or tcuuty Court on Tuesday last ADJ
vas oortinved nil s1Hia'sH on Yesterday. when ne
JUL fotrei ~ Tee Inry-fnsfn. and aher e ai,rt al
sonoe returned verdict ~ -C,nisg n s.rrs,, - 49,
eeo5d DEGREE The Judgs rhp moving ss.t~osrJ
De pfsonsr n improvements N me PEG teBaary 70, =
rsan aui moribs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-27
Fron nc CIsrelond Herald. !
ANOTHER VOICE

HEAs 1T FRIESDs THE wLsr
On The 18th Of September 1910. the United States
liarbor Properly. at Black River. Loruin Co Ohio.
was sold at public auction. by order Of the Government
for hardly a song Such prices a the C,llo,y,no-
Fle Drver sec no
Crane Scow (new) 3s an
Dredge. on
Hewn Timber Rigging. Blocks. Chains, Ares. An.
ger' saws DC DC. ~ Short every thing belonging 10
me Goyernmeni, tcIcepI the PIERS IN A PERISH.
ABLE CONDITION. we're cold The pill r,yo,
c'st about 900 dollars The Crane Sow. entirsIy
new. $50 dollars. The sale was made nv e Reed
superintendent. b Meeker Esq. Of Black River !,
our authority for the above starting facts Tb.v are
NJ true ~ alarming On what other vital interest az
ihe great west will the destructive hand Of the Admin.
istrstion fall neIL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-27

SIGNIFICANT ANECDOTE "A friend. saws the
Madisonian, m Virginia, sends Us the name Of the
family IN Which the following s-ene occurred
Several weeks ago. you Published an acc0ut oftbn
hutilo Of Tppecanoe. which Mr.---rnade ore o..
his children snI hs hes seven 81 horne) read NJ nh,
10 the family Ahsr a had been read M,.-
said. III hsd one hundred votes 10 give t.s,.,.i
fIarrison shsold hsve thsm sll" Well. said a.,
I will take vote snd see wha, he children az All
seven Of The children end heir Dohsr sai H,,ri.n
ought 70 be ne nst' rfsH5sne Well. rid Ms---.
and Van Buren man, sl,d yas the noly r,an y, ~,
place iha' hotz1ed 6r Van Bnrsn when be csms
here sumner hoiors last VII yoyio f,r the be,, IN
hppocanVo {" - . ne yoor uapt fricnt, ani me
Io'0 Fa&sf ospifisie ~ M Pstsfdss-g
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-27
y z. WHARTON. Editor and Proprietor.

TENN--rhe Tr-weckly raper is published on
Tuesdays Thursdiys and Saturdays, ut SIS per aunum
fp Sivanee IS At the cnd of the year s. for sin
saoaths Nc subscriber received for los term than
sis ocntAz
The Wecsly papcr. The Western Virginia Times. s
published on Wednesday, at 50 50 per annum IN nd-
vance o. az Il not paid within month rum the
ooginplng Ut the wear No subscribers will be
.eeived except such as paw IN advance. For months
81 50 Is invariably charged No subsc r5er received
for less than sN rncnths. and paper disoon.
timed except the discretion Of the publisher until
al nrreAragrs afn raiG.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-27

The Election of President
and Vice President Of the u
nited States will take place in
this State on Monday the I'd
day of November next.