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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-02

WoNDEEFUL EsctFE IRON DEATu-Throc or four
weeks ago. q Mr. LADD. VINO Tavrilrg on foot M
Iowa TefnOy, lori Madison. vas fallen in with
b. ihros Other men, % whom IN the course Of con.
scrsauon. hc nJarcd ,hs knowledge Of has having
fur or Eve hundred dollars about hi, which no vis
gong % pay "a a. ihc li1d office The three strangers
instantly determined 10 obtain the money AID on iher
reaching broken part OF tho county, attacked NJ
l. with clubs and kaycs, killed him. they thought
fJJ5ci h,rn. threw him mo rav1ns. covered h,m
Riih brush. and then continued on their journey 4
uyule' Of wafer flowed down the rsv,1o in which
SIR LADD lny bored and the cooling and refreshing
element coming On contact With hp Uouadcd b. d, hsd
te effect Of cleaning thc wounds and orng hm 10
life Knowing the route Of ibo robbers no instan'ly
sct on in pursuit Of tbom. reached tort Miiso1 s-c
b. heard they hal descended tho nver prycureI a
skiB reached S. LOUIS al IN an h7Vt or two appge.
bonded two n the fuili1l. Toe third Lsl not set
reached the city. and waa arrested on binding short
frre Ibcfaaf5s. sb5 villains veto hs uer dIy
taken back % I1p1 and. tho cpuu being 10 scsioi.
we're Instantly tupd. Csnyetsl and ssng r. he zen.
I'cutaTy-a5 s5r dvs yosfA another fcr ten and ne
tl.fd fr sNCnylhree. EJU nsGch Of toe money NJ
l. 'sls e. .e 20 yysT, No ts-s % bo.5J.- p1-.l
lecia-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-02

RELiGIoN--iOuKSERs-- saw a moun,T Standing
over Inc grave Of one dearest to him on earth The
memory OF Joys thlt were past cfowding on his
soul And Is this" said he all that remains Of ono
80 loved aud loyelyl call. but no voice answers
U my loved ono will not hear. o. DEATH memorable
DEATH what hast thou done' Let mo lie down and for
get my sorrow ia the slumber Of the grave"
when ne thought thus IN agony, the form Of Chris
ianiiy came by He heard the song and transport of
the great multitude, which man can number around
the thrones there The spirits of the Just made per-
ieci-ihcre. The spirit Of her he mournea Their hap
piness was pure, permanent and perfect. The mour
ner then wiped the from his eyes. took courage
and thanked God: call The days Of my sppon' ed me
said he, will wait till my change comes and he
TUNED 10 the duties of life, no longer sorrowns ns
those who have TO hoe.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-02
SONG.

TUSE--TAere IS no lgcl aJsutt5e houa
behold hammers waving high for ages yet unborn
sons vii. Ger defy tyrants naughty scern;
Tor TIP Our banners uniuTl. hands and hearts
agree,
Oppression from homes L. huG - nd sc our com
try free
For Sn army anS suh-Ireasuy--Van wants at has com
nSS.
Therss Sooi luck for honest men since ,yraais rule
The laTd
Van snc,hs parse with pom?ous pride nAd rails al
hOnsst TIr
Zen female dress he does drride, guard it he's unfit
10 Tip eos y robe well bear with iaures ios his
brow.
None hui the brave deserve The far. all mani heart.
srow.
For a. array and su'-i;t lsury-Van at his
mand,
fhere' GOD luck FOR honest since tyraass rule
tho lsnj.
Van eapcs amongst his tribe and esys-i L not the
matter nincc,
III DC king and ySa my dukSs. and con shall De
prince;
Bot Harisoa will guard our soil with and cider
hard.
rho b.g white house will welcome him. and Martin
soon dis~ari.
For an army and slb-ircasuryvan wants al his
Iaaua
There's good luck for honest EHce tyras,s rule
The land.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-02
May IS IS40

GIVING IT UP-wc nre informed Thar n Distinguish.
ed friend Of Mr. Van Barren. late an Alderman of The
cliy Of New York, who has recently reformed frltn
through the Southern and South WesierI. States
speaks pondngly Of the prospects of the party lie
lined with Gen. Harrison at North Beud some hTro
weeks since. In Speaking OF tie General and the alb
sIrl stories that put IN circulation by the ndis
Greet parliEans of the Administration. the gentleman
remarked. that all The prcposerous cauaniSs aud
potent attempts dsparage the services and oh1rac
ter Of Gen. Harrison, working 10 his advantage
throughout the Southern and Western country. "SI"
sid he, addressing political associate, may ap
ply the term granny imbecile orsny Other reproaeh.
fl epi;hst TO he found ia the vocabulary. L. General
Harrison; but the effort viii be than useless
l tel you. and SPEAK from knowledge and personal
observation, ihai Gen. HuriSon is sound and able
man, AID that has Services and reputation dcsr TO
Inc whole country. There is much IN his past history
interest all who love galllniry IN the field and Re-
nevolence in private life. lie has grapped ILe entire
y est % his Leari with hooks Of steel, aud unles.
We can carry bo.h New York and Pennsyvanis Mr.
Van Buren, cannot be eleoied."-AHaHy Euenia4,
Journal
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-02

DIET or DYsrEPrIcs.--Dr. Chapman Of this city
IN an article on Dyspepsia, contained in the Amerc an
Journal Of the Medical Science. gives tho following
opinion respecting milk article Of diet:
Milk is applicable to nearly all The varieties OF
Dyspepsia and its complications But IL is objected 10
u. thai It disogroes with many persons. That there
are idiosyncrnsios lobjdng is use very conccva-
hle though have seldom met with such instances
IL my be puked Up and turned, which ought not rs
generally thought, TO discourage from further trals
The fs step in the digestion Of such fluids Is coagu-
laton. WhAl said long ago by Cadogan. is nearly
truo-ihai milk 10 most proper when u appears least
suIiabo--hayng the power Of correcting the morbid
state Of the s)mach and hence remedial IN It's pclmi.
ar; effects"
DR.. {. however. mentions cases in which ffe. uss
e tho milk has Produced alarming effects by The eoag
uia sion Of large masses. When milk canfOi be taken
no recommends cocoa chocolate prepared With boil.
ing wafer the oily matter to be Skinned OF and the
lioud rehood and seasoned with crcnn aid sugar
For The dinnor Of the dysPcrc he recommends " hiio
ponltry beef mutton and for6ids veal lamb. reese
ducks aod fish lie says 70 ~ well as,eriaifrd fact
that oil young meats are comparatively indigcsblc
Every variety Of SOUP DR.. G. pronounccs pornicoss
90 the dyspcpHc Of vegetables rec aad TOASTED pia
toes are recommended aud Tor bread lsayon Tread
stale and whsut butter" is prescribed Tie Dr. says
he has seen great injury someimes result from The
indscrminate 81 bran bread. Deserts are IN rcn.
eral 6rgdden. Ice creams however. ore often harm.
Ices o. beneficial taken Ia tho intervals Of the
rsgolar meals
Dr. & directs he dvspcpuc 10 eat but little a.
tine. a4l -~cms inclinsl 10 doubt whether there 10
m cl free IN tie common objections 70 taking food
f-gusnly. Ta're r. the evening is rot. 10 Dr. CO
o.,l.9r Boz Gll e1sor 90 Be forbidden While Doe ccn.
Cur r DE general dc1Lncis'ion " sUppcrs be thnko
lrte koed nay soneiimes be use.l' az bel time. u
pTs, e. az hlnassias ferhliio O. emptiness wits
nssro-szs.s a. a-a'..9 vi lane' --fo~A Lzs-'oer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-02
rs,n the Cincinnati Daily G,rrrv.
peNcCRAric hAEKis0S sose.
lssi a,ed - az SiT& rard TipPcoasss Cl4S. Of


peNcCEAFic hARkIS0S soSc.
usai a,ed Q. ar S,Ih Ward TIegcoasos ClaS Of
C,aeiaAat.
TCvr-A Lndlady OF France.
D. always has hccn told.
That the LocofocOs bod
Could bCni the wings 60 pieces, and 40 han " o.
But they have tound their match.
Aud will see when comes tho scratch
That the Tippy- Boys for G;h;ing are the dandy U
TIE white House" mansion bold.
Where the Spoilers have their hold.
Is governed by Van Buren,. the Grandce %,
With as choice a Kitchen crew.
As ever salary drew;
They could Hoy The TipPy-Boys so handy "
When the Log Cabin" hove in view,
Says sly Martin TO MS crew;
Coce clear the House for action. and DO handy o,
To The weathergage boys get her
and TO make his tools fight better
lie promised ;hcm IA, Offices the dandy o.
Then Mauy boldly cries.
Make this CABIN. boys. your prize
You can. iC you'll bot Try right hard and handy "
Ill reward yUI well you know.
And to work you all must go,
Asd DO not fail 10 use the gold and brandy o.
The IocoS shat aew hot.
Bn, The Wings they answered not
Until they had all things we'll lined and handy o.
says OLD 'fpPy 10 has crew:
Now let's see what We can DO.
Wen take this pscuJo-Dcmocrai, this Grandse o.
The first broadsida we pourd
CaFri'd Connecticut by the board.
Which made the locos hook quite abandoned ~
Then Mauy shook his head.
Aad To RS scullions sn.d:
81 Begin to fear Old Tippy's nlmss the danny O
Our second told 50 well.
That Rhode lslsnd quickly fell,
And Virginia. she su-rcrdcr'd.s NJ handy o.
Says he, Amos we'rs uudUne.
Ave every mothers son. ly {
While TIE TIp?y-Boys were shouting we'te the dan
Then Martin SAYS - Amos:
No ore hardly blame Us,
II you viii now turn editor, - handy .,
You must wear another rpkc.
Aai write Se,ly for tie Globe.
Cheer NJ let's take hearty publ of brandy o.
Come ell your glasses full
And ~e will take hearty pull.
lie 10. Cob.n and Hard Cider Boys" Of brandy .,
Wei drink a ,naSi so iEue,
To the Hero 81 Tippccanue;
That he ~Ill be our President. 50 handy o,
H &.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-02

SENATOR PSrs roS.--la reply 10 article IN ,hc
Charleston Courier, censurins the political o.!
tn distinguished South Carolina Senator ne cl,scs
follows:
regret fclow-czens that should differ lroTa sou
In The Presidential elecIio but have Ia intention o..
sn'crag into yinlcuiion of myseif Ur discussion o.
Inc grounds which Ger irom yo f.. r her than to
say word Or TWO the relation which II bears To
t,t subject which occasions Ihi- address Although.
came INTO nice. fixed by ny State IA opposition he
party now in pwrr. and although believe that that
parry has only persisted IN every measure and eve
~ principle which vas delegated 70 oppose. but has
devised more dangerous and destructive policy, YET
did not agree - yield my support 10 Gen. HARRIsoN
until had anNIousy and far my abilities enabled
me- thoroughly Investigated his claims upon the sup
port oi the South. The dcibuFa;c rcsut or this in.
lgiry altogether IN his favor. have entire con
iencC derived from a careful nation OF his pas,
history. that he wisely comprehenjs and will eac!ess.
matanour constitutional rights; and that he merits
our gratitude for the manner IN which he has hereto
lore mainiained them beyond any citizen OF 4 non
save-ho,jng State
have addressed yor gentlemen. in that frank spirit
which am sure will Gud response in your own b.
Suns. And am with profound respect, your ohedient
cryaH, WIN e PRESTON
NAV Is. ISl0
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-02
THE 10.

~ "TUE LOO CABIN AND HARD CIDER
C'.a,- t.r -C:rn Uaru-11. when rlTiing fJn q
its q. 20 s soldier Just after t.g ladaa war, SAID
q 8. .5sr'rrncu. il ycI over rums 70 Niureuucs
,os q. zoo 4I.,a.s a.t a r!l'e ani knife uHd frE a.
o.. To- .... tfi ss-uf. sou lI' you vii never find
81 Iy1r s,g a-l :I' vrisc q NE iaieb PHilc3 IN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-02
,. :. WuiRroN 80, -gi r-ar...or.

I.-ss-'icl- .'.,-N.. g., Trp.r p'.b' bed ON
S,. vs. TfJr.fsys ard >4,ar p, e, - - PER lnnom
g. .fyr.s lr 80 no .'-- 81. "a. o.. sc.r 3 Tor
~ ,'r. So slps,.tJsr yei Cor iCss ,crm than
az avn ~
o.. reeki~ ~ 1cr. - I".~'c-r Virginia Trnes. u
rtia r,e' a., '"-'r.csirr az - - per an1um IA ~
~ 20. or 3 q. aJt -,.l wiha orc mou'N 'ton III,
a.. ari - e.. 20. year Nbtny sptsrf bers ~. 70
'riy''. c-seri sn'a rav ~ advance. fo- u,o1 s
- e. .'v -s.'., charged. No s,'sct,bcr received
~ = -sJ 'er1 tasr X months. an ,pcr disCon
un'cl. exec o. ire discretion OF III Publisher. uE;
~ atrr.r.s-s are ND.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-02

UsrvT7y pal-irriN, tSorHr7 NA&s ScT TOMS
q .-.vbIr Cor rsI Harrison vas GOvsr1oS q In
tIa..t BE- sAer1..rl fu a'.uf.ar applying Tor 20
Do. o.. f.- HIs s1l ~ WOW 80 There vas ou!y n
s..'s vacancy. end h.. 81. .a3 PATRIOTISM ani .ubo
go. .-s rl.'i.-. ..g Usyc .sfilei thr 'ss-cd ,p-
..l 3D. sls ..s-IuHhr.g. H.iE1h1r.r7 frnor
... i.s to Hr-r#c1 'o ev.u BE .alu,ucr fr h.n. ~
30 ra .d,rs.1 .us.I r.brs rlf be boz. The ro'ic-
l-a-.., -.i.r $50. 81 ~ 90 40 g. others Than
8. ..rts. rf. ID J51a.Ir1 s..u ts Hau's request.
80 g.-, roo. . 1rrh a1n,f. apy io hf'own child.
fa,. rf.l.. rI. a..i Obtained Ihs situation ~h,.I
ST. varfrs. Soon 700 rsrrrf 81 pure i..Iutsr..frd-
a.. ~ rafu.. s.s.. HfrHaII r1:. tI-l suy olh-
T.Ir r4seru'rf.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-02

Che TERM tOn :Ar Peoples rhriitas'
NyErS BEsB. i9ih Dee. } S39.
deem 10 proper ~ t"s uuo % renew me assurance
Nes.taf-e frequently viai,. hl h5uli 20 elected TO
~, PRESIDENCY .riu m. 900 circumstances con,ent
10 BE- o candidate iJf a scc.u# term.
WN. n HARRISON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-02

cs 1r. .!ss.. IS .irw Y,' ..sao-dsrt %
o. ..8, s8,s. .'.... ,s..' t.-u.ssaal-s al
D. .e,s.7. 10 't'. ~ r l' rr-a'sr1 '.r..' lIr.
.a,,.,a.4s-a rs o. Hs Nrtr.f.- - sr
....s,r. void hts. -.d. i.st. raHlsI. --
80. - ..s.
.. .t.. 81 tus 1v~ y .--- p r-7r-r--T.
',,. .-I d.. | fa... .fr.- ono. rtgupylrs ri "c enc
- .I1' ai .a .-f N.--. hoe elected 'u
s-T o. .at ~ vote 8. "a. s .. srs THE people 5f
f...s....a 49, lave On asn...at0n Of I'D c,.v.
sr5a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-02

The Southern Literary Messenger for May mas ar
rived and s among the most pleasing AMI useful nun
eer' of that fine Magazine. Scraps from the lucky
bag he first article, and Of much hstor Al inirres,
and containing som, admirable suggestions concern.
ing the navy. Canovs will he read by the lover OF
literature and the ai's with much pleasure Par
Second and Third of the prisoner on parole preserve
the interest Of the inst The sequel the history Of
au adventurer have laid aside for more leisure to
read This filling mp Of the present numbcr-ihc
short articles which embody The spirit without the yer.
biage Of composition. in this number are very fine
We commend it particularly TO public examination
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-02

C,7n-~'rl " "a 'ho above. - ~ ihe most ~
,ensive READING ROOMS ia the United statcs.-
'T-sr,s to sui -bc-s = wear. Sir'VgeTs are free
@, vst = '3- 10 soscc Of one rcnh rbose who CON
tina, vsi it Tor longer term. will be put down as
nj = ,,rEs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-02
ORIGIN or the TERMS lizard CIDER"

y VI "L'|I NAHIN
The wusairzio1 correspondent! Of iSo Baltimore
R,7ul..c.n n yroa,.. nj Naa Baron paper speaking
sasfri- Civ Of Cen Harrison says
-J,s hin n '1r-i n. tlarl CIS- 57d setile a pen
H. n 10 tiol-ru' gca-. and c0-f for H. he
s7G 81. IRE rc--.E-.r sf his days cs,ts-,eS n LIZ
Cana"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-02

To action, Wings! the cause Of liberty Is now wax
ing strong A few months will consumrnaio IFS ms
tendency All that Is required. is to Keep up the &C.
ton. keep the Ball moving let no, your ardur COO
Meet alsehood with truth by organization anoag your
selves meet the perfect organization Of your opponents
which has is centre Washington us means in The
treasury its facilities in the mails where its Briariln
hands extend throughout the country and Its hopes m
violations Of the laws, and dsusions Of tho people
Call out 'he young to the discussion OF your pure pn
ciPes. and Jet the old by their voice and their
counsols; convince every that his duty to himself
has fosicry, BIS country and nankin6 forbid bis ncu
l'aliiy. ia this Of principe snj liberty. against
proagacy and usurp1tOn. Tell him that be cannot
absent himself from the polls without cnd1ngcrng the
blood-houghi privileges which he has received from
his iahc and Is bound by every sacrel tie to trans
NIT ummpaired TO his children
We mus, I'll do our duty ana next November will
then present The point from which our government
will again date i.s rise; will again commence 10 be
brought back to the pure principles and practices from
which IL has widely devaied. equality Of rights
restored among citizens the rghisof property proiecsd
cDrlracs held sacred obedience 70 the laws enforced
and free institutions preserved IN substance as well a.,
n form 'ni The blessings Of ORDER liberty ard peace.
perPc'ua.iy cniailod upon once happy country.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-02

TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE ,. ls4o.

The committee Of cosrcs. ondcnee for Ohio county.
W'.' meet tbs eVeL.ng at the Rediing Room A full
uionlancc e requested.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-02

So. iSdEo TlI-,.-GSLY AND WrrSLY
az Fla e0ENGs oF WHO'S A." varCH syS.
WHEELING. VA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-02

The TIPPEClNOr' FLAG e ;-soyt ,ou tbs Office
on The Tt aud Ism Of every month Price So S's
r. n this time rr;!i tie Presidential ,lcc'1n-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-02

CcSSrcricur ELEcr,cS ASEcD0rx,-Tiis ms
.horougrgsHg. GsEk and trle-.sssi Z AZ gg-,rivr OF
Nr Nah Bgrcn's administrator m Ccnnccticss. n
3 K. - res ccinh.o inert baal of Hart
!1rd. he goes the whole C. ure- ai,vavs--swallow-
'ng the 9uadru?eJ "brsilss anil ALL" if cX-Scnator
Niles says Is necessary 70 b. done. but while he
aus acts Tor the good. CT 4" tire party" he always
thinks Tor himself and IS g-caI lover 81 the Icrcs
que in politics IL there - ans ampsemcni 20 be dcri
we'd rom them he - empty Il; aud II tua
ne made. he Will make A. We give the E,owins
illustrations Of his VEN and honesty -pr,tni-Ing that
Ne carefully oscestancd at Hartford the other day.
that they were substantially Sure tim, before
the election. ON meeting Judge Niles Mir -
accosird hin rs follows;
Good moming. Judge How are you to tsy' We
/ shall lick them shan't W
! Er-S'asiOr. To be surc We shall. ToO msch
said alVut low Wages. though"
! 4. Il say. Senator. I've hcen ,haking that
! IS about umc ior have an oiiirc. went
| through all the ios Old Hickory. and ro man
has been more Thorough going or the parry Than ]
have
EI-Ssnaior. I've been thinking as much Mr.. X
-. It's no more than reasonable What would
you Ike To hayer
A.. Any ihing thu, - good one. want
s''ne hing that ] can make something OF these hard
times
Es-Scsa'or. Wei. Mr. x Won arc a sor,mcr.
cial man. and have hong bccn IA The West India trade,
suppose We should make you charge To Tcrasr
n. don't knpNV ahIut that. JUDGE. think
so1 ssoIid make me a SUs TEr,srEER. Ia due time
shall then rad my ,rdy 10 Icsas ys,it
EE-srnaior. Good mlrnin-. Mr. K. I am ~
harry this morning. We will see ,b,ui IT,
On the afternoon of the election dly. when both
parties were Desiring themselves bringing up NuI
ers TO The utmost. Two Of the Nan Barren committee
msn. meeting with x. enluired
Duck Jones Is al work !os YOU, aia's he'
Il Yes
Com. Has he voted YETI
< i don't know
Con. 'pon' know Why, hay q, you attended l'
himP
A.. I hired him TO ,-ork no, to rofc'
Com. But the good OF tho party you know. III
pll ri-ht with jones is'nt iir
Il. 4 suppose 81. bat don't know.
Corl 'Dont know. again! Way hay'n; YOU ssSo'
himr
Il. 'No---I tell you | hircd him to ,sork no, tt
VOTE
Com. And dor't you know his rOii'ics'
K No
Com. But yoG think hc is with Us, dealt your
/ 4. Can't say. ~" Is yoaIer in the garlcn-
You can 60 aud ask him.
Con-. We'll. what DO you think vourselfF
Il. why. I'll tell yua all about him. and ,h,I
Won NAV judge for yourselves. Ia the firs place, h
IS very steady. sobeg man, who minds hs work II
he second place be Is very honest man. and he read
good deal Ia The third place. he Is a very good
'ous man Now gentlemen. yOu can Judge for yaaI
s'vcs, whether u Is wor, your While 50 and bE.u
him 10 The po.ls'
Coasalii,eeaca Niusns why, guess Oh the whole
MIR. ~ guess We wont 60 It.Ncun' omnes--
& shaking las Ja'ly sides with laughter ~ J
SPEC.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-02

~. Bier ac seye Ro.f'a...r. a.d.-..rd .r-.
nsndous crowd Of orr ciuzsrs on Tu1Ie -r4 S,tgrly
uir1. lest. Of thc C.y Hall Iis bell ro.. r-.Varrli
,p.lser-faL'y - effective o. Any n.ia -s have ever
heard wo .m hat ho "i.l ifs,cI ibr5ssa w...s.4
Nlr-f-r-
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:: Uis,ricf -J1t- ". N--iaugh JCH,r,olk
O. ~ jan IS. 4 gram. u P"Ier.ourg
81 40 Vim (. Archer. 81! Amelia
oh d Y md kbli-r 10 aG@. OF D..w!djis.
sh 30 E.ur. J.. V.rhi.' ~ Prince EsrIErd.
81 DO - - Bruce. 0! lini,,a-
ut 10 Tair:.,n T. TrnstGll. ofPiusylvsnia
On u F!ton:-s X Fo,0cS. sfAcc~rna"k.
sh 10 Nor.sr-ns e. Srton n Caroline.
1914 do Tt'n1Eh1y Newton. of |Vrs' more lar
1l.h 30 J--ries LYONS. ui Kchnnrd City
ll.- 10 Valentine W SyuiIAu. Of Albemaris
l3h 81 JA.a :. Pendieion. Of RnppahanHock
Ian DO J.ar J..-cy. n L1udoGn.
l5.h % Ancrs~ Hgnlcr. OF Jsfftrson.
IS.a 10 Philip William ". Of Frederisk
1y.a 90 Wa. Seymour, ofHariy.
ls.h C., Brsc,,e &. Baldwin, ofAugIsu.
1ih d. pa'.a-l Saith of G--en5rier
An do Edward Johnson, % Bo;s:onri
2lr d. Jonu v lurnss. of Washington.
5cl do G~o-Er ~ Summers, Of knuhwhs.
Isl ID VaiJalu Wiley, VI MOuongalsa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-02

N'H'c BE- hereby given, that m application will BE-
'nide a. iae nrz session Of she Legislature 10, Ia,s
prohibiting NuIau from going io market until
every one else served Tha reason 1r 10 ~ tiat he
GEE every rHHg good and rare or tbc United STATE.
Hotel table before auy one else has chance On
Snturlny be- served up fine lot NJ ncw p1tato .rln,
iho garden of WIN. A. Moys.on of good ..zr and veil
c1nduoacI The frs, H,af have been ssen this yss-
Boo ihs market
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-02

We have c7'T.c.rnlI Of n-.s pattern either fr
had ~ frame ,,h dsh attached which was r,r tho
nnina.as.u.s Of l. r. Luugstol q Co. Piusg...s
Il wsrss vel. q simple lnl ,hea-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-02
FOR NlCEYK.sIDENT:
J . (! a e / l. &. e,
- UEGIN.A.

O WtGIN.A.
VIRcIyIN ELacrcRiL IIcCrr-ThS Glowing is
ti,e .leciI-I lisa nsrcri upon aEi recommended 20
the - e.s vThs oC NJli''ra, - the Harrison md
ty'cf < sv-L..yB which tie pa a FsS Rich
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-02
sI.s44.s60 -

This balance shows Slsii9e0 as a month over
and above Ia. four trs Presidential terms of Wash
ingior. Adams, Jcilrrsnn aud Madison VINO CAS-
LONGER woNnEE THAT wa ARE .ow HAyIS5 FasrES
UroN ~ LARGE national pEBTi
These oAirVvagaut expenditures all chorgeahle
10 President Van Burcn and his party-hcy have the
eurt control Of this Government. au1 by large
ioriiy have passed their bills in regard 10 munciary
Affairs and Iho var;os expenses they think best 10
upon ihis naiina.
Tia ,.hig party cannot nc charged with what shey
could not pass by VOC. and II no manner commlnd.
By lE;s tue and simple statement, huw the
Peoples money has been wanionly sqHandcrcd, and
that TOO. by an adminIsraiion who b1astingly came
ia:o 7nwcr. under tho s,cma and sacred prorni
scs OF Rc,reachncut. Reform and Eo1noMy. We
mas, have change OF Government Gallon i,
FAMED
By inserting the above. you will obiiga
WHIG or THE OsD ScuooL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-02

County Surii ms fr issau De,is leases. Warrants.
-ri, ants 2,-i- he, orltios - iorusl Balls o. Ia
d.nr. Psd.ar's Ns'"s Notes OF VI. y VI Bank. Notes
ofN w B,nk C.sc.. ~ al the banks. bound anG
plain. SC SC