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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-08-29
sUERIFF's SALE.

sHERIFF'S SALE.
Madison circuit court - Nocenlber term IS4O'
Harry NJ. Walker,
Charles A. Ely,
10y virtue Of the above stated case TO
- me directed, will expose to pub
lie sale, for cash, before the Courthouse
door, in the town Of Canton,
On Monday the 7h day Of September 1910
The following property, to W.T.; a
House and Lot in the town OF Madison
Vile, formerly occupied by G. ?. Ayres
and situated on the corder Of Main and
Chi,taoosa streets, and described in the
plat 81 said tova asisssahes 6l:.. .,... :, !,
s.sa ~ :, rs The property Of defend
ant G. A. Ely, and viii % soo'i ''c'''''sss.
lnialntiiifis debr si9 sess..,. :. -,. ~. !,
S. HAMBLENr- Sag.
August r. - t9f fee- 8 y
NOTICE.
XHTILLlAM PRlESTLEY. is author
w ised to attend to all my bushes
''''@ '''' e. Nv W. ri isissss-'
CantNsy,5.>ssse =. lsji .--~-,. -
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-08-29
MARsuAL's SALE.

United States circuit eouri-.Nopcnsber term 1910
James Dick, CT. al
surts, &c,
Va On 4. ia.
n. G. Anderson ST. ct all.
DY virtue of the above stated case to
- me directed by the honorable Cir
cult Court United States for the Southern
District Of Mississippi, will expose to
public sale, for cash, before the Court
house door in the town Of Canton,
On the Second Monday in September 1910,
AL the right, title and interest de-
fendpnt Anderson has in and 10 the fol
lowing described tract or parcel OF land
10 wit; The northeast quarter, and the
easf half Of the northwest quarter, and
the south half OF west half Of the north
west quarter of section thirty-two; anc
the east half of the north east quarter
and the east hale of southeast quarter o
ls~c..an ahirty.one. all in township nine
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-08-29

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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-08-29
sHERIFF,s SALE,

>. II fNIuIibINi %
August j, 3U-35' ~~" fpq-gss. 81 l.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-08-29

=. The undivided two thirds Of the d55iFi55
described lands viii be sold a. iaissss
mentioned as the property Of Francis
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-08-29

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

YucArAS-The Peninsula of Yucatan which la,s.
~ reNolted from the Central government OF Mexico
has joined with the RIO Gtande Coincidence yvb;c
formed al independent government about the sar,.
time. Iucatan designs establish for herself scn
crate existence. In the New York Journal of Com.
mcrce OF the sih inst. find some account Of hi.
Peninsula aud It's resources. The population of Yu.
caian consists nd about 5000co inhsbanis mostly az
ricultura commerce Is carried along the coas, ~
some eIieni-bu IT has bccn crippled by the rcsirie
tive nature OF the Mexican laws The country Weld,
Campcachy logwool, timber. tobacco. hcmp. indigo
and OF late years coffee md the sugar cane have been
cultivated Salt ahsunds along The whole extent Of
coaSi-90o miles.
The position VI this province. from the caD
tai has always caused ats mion with Mexico To be .
advantageous &c It's Ii,iervss in the character OF lie
inhab;IanIs. too fucatan has exhibited great dis
similarity irun the habits and maIsrs of the NIe,i
cans generally. The native population OF The PENN.
sua said u be- honest. hb1rous and doclc; There
are NJ oppressive n-nopG existing amcng ~ in n.
rest at Mexico Their notions in matters OF religion
are Ia era and tolerant; they have no z I'D mines bu,
draw subsistence and wealth from the agricultural re-
sources OF the soil rom these and olhar
tious Al is thought tina, the a6ost of the Yucaianians
esiIblsh sepass,c government Tor themselves will y
crowned with ultimate success-Brh Amer
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-05
FOREVER THINE

IN INC range Of English fugitive poetry. few niece,
IRE 10 be met with OF deeper paihos or more tend Zee
ing' than The f1iowing by Alaric Wars 4, Lr,,br,
he very soul Of devoted Affection.
Forever tune. wbal'cr ih, hear, b.,;5.
Forever 'hine. whrreer orr lot be cn,t--
rate iha! may rob Us Of - ealth bosisc
nhiiI leave US love ill life itseIf be past,
The world may wrong us--we will bray, ia hat.
false TRENDS may change and falssr ho2,s deoJ;,s.
Ihough bowed by cankerlng care we'll smiIs =, f.,
since thou ara mine, beloved. and am thine
Forever ihine-whcn ciscing yenr. have sbcesd
lime snowy blossoms DER thy placid brow:
when youths rich glow it's purple light is fed
AND Kites bloom whore 10 Is flourish nov
Soy, shall love tho fading beauty Icss.
whose spring tide radiance has been wholly nin,:
NO. c"ine Sha will, thy sieadfast truth IN 5css
IN youth IN age. thine own. forever thinoi
Forever Time, ai tDings dewy hour.
when gentle hearts 10 tendeTcsi thoughts inclin,
NheS baimicu odors from each closing flower
Are breathing round me--thine. forever tlip,,
Forever tune, amid The boisirous crowd.
When the Jest sparklos with the sparkling ,,;n.
] may not name thy gentle name aloud
But drink 10 thee IN thoughi--forevsr thipe
I would rot. sweet. profano that sivery souos.
The depths Of love could such rude beart, s,,,n.
Let the loud laughter peal. The toasf 20 round
rs thoughts, my thoughts are thine. f,ra,,, ,h;,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-05
CRY COUSCfI

TIE Couacil met present Messs,. tho Aayvs. DUG,
bar, Forbes. Graham Hughes. Mou;soa Nes. Rtsi.is.
Richards and wickham.
The uinusss Of tho las: meeting ~era Rcd ana sl-
proved.
The sergeant Of the city subuittc a report upon tho
subject referred to him at The last meerirg. being an
enquiry whether any Of the ordinary keepers have vo
lated the provisions of the ordinance in relation
dinaries. which being read was laid on the table.
Mr.. G. Forbes appeared ond rendered the rsisna-
ton OF hisseat councilman Tor the 9Th ward which
was accepted
On motion Of Mr.. Nesl, the council then went into
the election Of esenber fill the vacancy occasion
ed by said resignation. and Mr.. WIN. MGaughy, was
elected.
A petition was presented rem Mfr Shuttle. pray
ing reconsideration Of the BY which his license
was refused The petition was rejected. The sasne
from Mr.. Masser. fer license for uriinGr whore DIR
Brues heretofore Kept Rejected.
On motion, the application Of Mr. Jas. Frankhause
for license to keep ordinary in The 5rh ward
taken up and license granted
MIR. wickham moved that the license horetofor,
granted to Mr.. Norcs to keep ordinary on Marke
Square. be exchanged Mr.. }. fitzgerald, be KEEP
at the sane place.
The application wan laid the table.
Mr.. +. Steuber presented petition signed hy nu
nerous citizens of the Is, Ward. praying license
keep an ordinary Main street;
The iieens, having teen rejected, motion Of Nh
Dunbar. the vote rejecting sail license vas recon
sidered and license granted him.
| Robert Appn applied for license TO keep cole,
house Of the 2i class on wstersi-. which application
on motion of Mr.. Neel. was rejected.
The Ordinance appointing and defining tho dute
Of a Sanitory Committee for each ward Of tho city
was read and acted upon After which the Council
adjourned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-05
GENERALS HARRISON & JACKSON

any thing ever said written Nv Mariin Nam Buren,
which marks tho nobly ana generous soul Of tut n,
so fully a. do-s the sasech of General Harrison co.
Fisl bslo~, will publish it with tho greatest poa.
ure. There is not ia the English language more
beautiful tribute TO old so.dier. than ho iouad
II the excellent sentiments and glowing words Of
ierrl-on IN the speech referred IA hrcaihcs the
true feelings OF al open aud generous heart aud if
author lad uttered angh else har this Gle CANT
trisc;c 10 TIE Herr Of New Orleans. that alone would
place lars chariricr a. just and clolueHI mar. a
above that Of Martin Van Barren. who has boon dir
tinguished Siors ios cold and selfish hearts and for
Intrigue cunning and dupliciiy. Than for any honora.
bic trait or act.
We introduce The speech Of Gen IIarrison with tn,
remarks of The editor OF The odd Solder" a paper
published st Springfield.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-05

We hsye rarely experienced more pleasure fbsn
"e derived IN with sssing pOri,on Of the procession
in0m West Alefon5er. which was - Tuadepbia on
saturday The porion 20 which we ailude WIS oompa-
ny Of ten or twelve lads srsrce three oet high drs-
ed in neat unifor" q white pants. bloc iackss can.
aud lurnes and each wearing sppropria.s t,dge. ADD
mouoa They looked very neat marched ,.;,h 80,
eesson and sung Tippecanoe Songs beautifully. rh;.
porion q tho eHeryesoeBce Of tina, spirit ,h,,
will throw "a ho shaekes that have 90 long bound
this n0try 70 the car Of plry oppression Ifthreog
i!.s hearing q our national airs s,fo5ge, Low. ..
eou"fry 'han q party can - oariol 80 rrssse II.
e-u.o Of r-ffu must prosper
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-05

hta meeting of the citizens Of Ohio COUNTY Ia
aud the citizs as OF West Alexander Pa 10 mai. =.
engagements tor the Harrison Convention to Il. beI -
West Alexander On the 2ls, inst the following nor.
.ouS were elected officers of said meeting, Prcs;n,
Thornburg. Vice-Presidcnt JOHN A. Good. Sec,r,
Iry Edic Ransev
Resolved. That the Chair appoint q committee nj,
ave to drati Resolutions Expressive Of the sense of ,b
meeting. "'
When the Chair appointed the f,llovr;,, ,,,.
men said cnmmiiiee. viz: WIN. Mcconnell John :rbo-r
arg. Daniel Cruger SAml krasc and William W,d.
lie. "'u
Duringthe absence ,r the coml.,iiec Tho rn..,.,.
Was ably addressed 10y -. NJ Edgurton E.o -.
r. Wharton. Esq. Dan.ol Cruger. Esq ana sam
sprigg. Esq.
The committee then returned and r.oo,,.d H.. r,
lowing resolutions.
Al "A meeting of TIE citizens of Ohio COMMIT. hiI
AZ TrniciIl,ia or the ID Map. 1870 hell, ip rr,,,'
ance OF previous notice res ,lvel that "a .erJ :
milo with their ieilowcitizens in the procession u
West Alexander on the ~ 81 inst.
Reso'vcd. That John Thornbury Inm.s r ,,.r
Davis, Thonns Stewart. Wm Martin. Jacob GooI;D,
Alen DAVIS. Daniel Cruycr. Slmuel Penneli. W,n
Waddie. James Pear ga. WIN. Paris Thomas Mecca,
DO appointed a comfai,iee 10 nuke all nec.ss,,, ~,
Engagements TOR the purHSe Of organizing the citizen,
VINO will proceed from ,is part of the euun,, 90
tavy arc hereby clothed with full POWER for bn, p,,
! Pose. ~"
Resolved. That Tomas TLornhurg John a Good
John McComts. Isaac Bcnliey. aud John S;ewar,. 10
feqnesed tn act Marsa!s of the proccssicn ON tia,
lay. O'' '''~'
On notion Rs'5'c~l- That Col b. r. Kelley. b. 70.
luesed To act as Chief Marshal of the dav. Win M.
'hory 10 make all rhesnur arrangements in form
the procession aud tscctin-,ii
hesoived' That the minutes &C The prcrccdrr. a
his meeting 'e signed by The President and Seer. mr.
Hi Pu"''shed-in The Wheeling and Washington plper.
Il TloRNBURG. President.
| EoiE RAMSEY Secretary.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-05

HssElsoS PELTLEBIsG ASOrBER MGSs Sos TOMS
O7yT.--Whi'e General Harrison Governor Of To-
dana, e entertained intention of applying Cor po-
siiIon Cor his wosi Point. There was only n
single vacancy, al hs exalted patriotism and public
's.oes would certainly have Obtained the desired ap
continent Ia n -e1n,vhile, reighbor,nV farmer
sppled 70 IIarr.sJn 70 his influence cor him. as
BE- d. .d es.od such place Tor his boy Tho noble
hearted chief, ready 10 do more Tor others than
for kinssh gronpty complied With The mans request.
and pretcrung he brother farmers boy ~ hia own child
nc 1sci ~ HG1enes suI obtained the stua6on which
.aLtel Sch aa Instance r IRE dsnlorost,d
Dcrs would have added es lusrs the character q
that C.-'cala.ga shon Harrison more Ian say other
nan resembles
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-05
An INCIDENT AT THE BATTLE or THE
THAMES
As RELATED nv AN OLD sotu,r,

AS RELATED EY an OLD SOLDIER
At the battle Of the Thames lauqh,lJs incident
occurred which is THUS relate by on. no " az in the
engagement:
The British Gcaoral had formed his men in open or
der. with ther cannon pointing down the Rad by
which the Americans were advancing. Gen Harri.
son Immediately look advantage Of this and ordered
Col Sohnsons mounted regimes 10 charge N speed b
heads oi companies 30 as 10 expose tho least possible
'front.' pas through the opcn intervals and form, IN Inc
rear Of the British forces This movement WINS bril-
lisny executed BY the battalion under the command
Of Lieut. Col. James Johnson--hs brother Col Il N
johnson, at The same time charging the Indians with
the other battalion.
u happened that IN one Of the companies under
James JOhnson's command there was huge long.lcr.
ges, brawny fellow named. Lamb--he weighed about
<iV lbs, wns a brave man. ard as good humored o.,
big-brave men proverbially are Lamb had broken
down bis Konucky horse by his great weight and was
mounted, instead. upon short. stosi wild Canadian
pony--irOa whose sides his long limbs depended al
most 10 the ground while his bulky frame roe biyb
above the bresst-looking not unlike an ovcrvroTn
schoo!-bOy astfide Of rough sheep.
When the charge made. Lambs pony took
fright and broke strain. lamb pulled untI The
bit broke in tho snimsIs mouth. and eli command 81
BIN was lost The little pony stretched himgSifto the
work, dashed ont Of the ranks. soon ouf-ppcd s his
Gle leaders. aa1 pushed in advance Of tho compaay-
Lamb was no longer master 81 hrs horse or him
SELF and he was IN quaadsry n he rolled of hs
would be Hampsd 10 death by his own ffeuds-if the
h)rsc rushed open The British lines with him % Ter
ahead Of the rosi. he must ho killed. Either way
death seemed insvitsbe--and q csc his own srpres
son, he though' bed jet say somethng thsy o.,ld
ieil bis friends 10 Kentucky when hey went home
lie struck both heels into the pony's aanks ana ,,,
cd him N me utmost spseJ On hey drove -.
ffty yards IN font Of tbs leading Gle. Iambs 1igs,,,,
person swayinE from .ide 70 side and NJ, ees sS;og
ing IN he mosi PorSaous fSsaioHtho hide Canadian
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-05

J. NJ. BRoWN---the singer. was heve on Friday
night last and offered an entertainment 70 our citizens
inihe Court House. He hasa voice of very great rich
ness and power. which has been improved by high
degree Of cultivation AZ the hour announced IN the
bills the court house was lhronged with many per
sons as could stand It's large oos leaving almost
equal number outside. The applause at each song
was tremendous lie commenced with tho fsvoriio
national air Of Our Flag Is here" which was finely
executed and fo'owed up with some dozen Of the best
Harmon songs Of iIo day We orpoct some thousand
copies Of the whole oollsctsn o. Harrison songs will
10 received IN short tine By the bookseller. and We
predc, that hey viii snll other book ever sold
and that they wild be sung BY every msn. wezan and
chi.a ia, cen sing
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-05

pulling foot, oil h. Know how. his tail .,-..sh, =
nosiriis disended ms ears pinned back and HI. shtn
eyes flashing under his shsSgy io,e'oP. wnh all the
spite and spleen of q horn devil lust n. n. go, ,,;,h
in stride Il the British lar,t ,ur,Lei nj,
rae .and rsrcd IN voice o thunder -C hear the wav
CD d-n you. Tor I'm eo'ning..- --. 60 -
To his surprise the line opened right ard s1ea AMI
ne passed ihroayh unhurt 10 great their aston
nhment nj The strange apirsiica ~ such r;5er end
such horse. moving upon them with such furious We.
i"city mat thcy opened mechanically his word Of
command. and let him passL So soon 40 he gained the
rear OF their position Lamb rolled Off ON the grass
and suffered his pony 10 go his road few min.
ues and he was with his oomrades sec uriny the
lprisoncrs.-t2,ancy (N) Gazette.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-05

PATHoTIc-We understand that the wing stage
owners from Wheeling TO Frederick. are charging the
whig boys who going TO the boys convention At
Baltimore the modest sum Of ffty dollars seat for
stage fare! There is patriotism in this with yeng.
ance-and II will We fear remove me deposifes'' from
some Of the boys pocksts-and they will have 90 be
sparing on sugar candy when they get 10 Baltimore
ZonssuiHe Aurora.
That sarched puppy Of the GAINESVILLE Aurora mover
had the first buildings Of ruth in his heart or ON hrs
tongue. lie cannot tell II, he cannot feel IT, he can
not bear 1t or smell IT, Now let him seeit The stage
agents hOre have not in any instance charged mem
ben Of tho Baltimore Convention moro than rIFrrrS-
dollars Tor scat from Wheeling 70 Frederick and when
The editor above named said they DID charge more he
knew lha, he bar. and said IL n prcvend spuIl
ties going on Baltimore from Ohio
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-05

, ,,o,C-r- rRoN rEE YE0NAy
y Will FROM OLD KING WILLIAM
Tvs morn--and the SD ross bright
Al nature seemed p smile
Delightful hndfcapss net the sight
BIRDS warbling wood noies wild !"
NATs morn was ske ~ bright.
"hsa hrsi he haiI'd re glowing light
'TNas noan--bu; oh bow changed.
Tenebuous clouds wers driven
o'ot The suns disc and wildly ranged
The whole orpanse Of heaven.
VANS noon 10 sueh--a peoples wrath
y gathering DER his reckless path
Twas evs--and -; ne clouds
Drove madiy onward still.
I'll 81 wss srapi N midoighs shroYS.
And RUIN hs8 her sll--
vAr's eve. zoe ritingssycos psrtsnJ.
Wan elise a. mCFky o'gy's..ss.iOi1 Snd
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-05
ORIGIN OF THE TERMS lizard CIDER"

Tho Washington correspondent Of the Baltimore
Republican. prominent Van BGreR paper. speaking
sDeerpgly Of Gen. Harrison. says:
"Gire hun a barrel 81 Hard Cider. md settle pen
sion N JiousInd year. and ,OOrd for u. 10
tsR sa he REMAINDER IF hS days esntsnted IN Les
Cebia"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-05

Tho. Richie Is cSckling over the $3.50 that has
been sent 10 him bet on the result Of the prosen
'ial eoa'esti N Virginia old hen her first egg
We suppose It IL the irs, money he ever had which
did not come into his hands ny the prostitution Of hi.
pon. and are not surprised that he should eackl.
ofer H.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-05
PUBLIC NOTICE.


COED, to the folowing notice from the Clerk Of the
city
PUBLIC NOTICE
CRY OF wHEEtISG.i
Clerks OGoe My 4h 1910. {
HeERSoNS using the water frem the Water Works.
are hereby informed Of the following requisites
contained in The ordinance in relation to the
Wafer Works, viz
The rent must be paid to the Treasurer or before
the 10Th day Of May. inst and his receipt filed with
the Clerk Of The city, who rs required thereon
a permit. This rent may he paid for the whole year
or for SIX months the option Of the person ;aakng the
payment
On the 18Th day Of May tho Clerk is required to
make fair list Of all persons who may have failed Ihus
TO file the Treasures receipt for the said rent and de-
liver the same to The Sergeant for collection.
Thereupon the Sergeant is required forthwith TO
collect the rents named in the said list with the add
ton Of ten per centum upon the amount of the said
rent
To the costs Of the collection by the Sergeant
payment be made the Treasurer and his receipt
therefor flied with the Clerk before the 5lh in
,tahf JAMES s WHEAT
may 6-3ilec CLERK # He city
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-05
Old Tip and Tyler

The delegation 10 the convention fpn, yb..,,o.
(tweny-ihreo IN number arrived IN ihs cif ysts,J.,
afternoon, and took lOdgingsi,t the Eutaw House 4
gentleman who - just ~ from the West inf,,r,. -,
that the Cumberland road IL lined with tr,vsIIcs. -
their way % the convention.
We told that The turn out IN Bslfrn,rs ,o,,r,.,
" n he the greatest Monday no1t. ever tps,., y
ihat ruartcr on any similar occasion
a .Uge delegation - The convention arrived ia.
Fafrtgs .'7Ta
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-05

ONE TERM,-From the Peoples candidate
NORTH BEND. 18Th Dec 1889.
deem u proper al this limo To the assurance
heretofore frequently made that should be elected TO
the Presidency. will under no circumstances consent
70 be a esadidais Cor n second term.
wM n HARRISON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-05
wM II HARRISON.

W In all agss. ssd in oil countries t has been
observed. that the cuivaorz Of the soil those who
least willing part with their rights and submit
themselves 10 the will Of q master"
WIN II HARRISON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-05

list prstricI-Jchn W. Mrdaugh. ofHorfolf.
81 do James W Pegratn, Of Petersburg.
az DO wn : Archer Of Amsli-
9Th do Pich'd Kidder Meade. OF DinwIddis
5th do Henry T.. Watkins. Of Prince Edward.
9Th DO James &. Bruce. Of IIalifax.
yth do whiimcll p. Tunstall. Of Pittsyivanis.
9Th do Thomas X JOynes, ofAccomack.
9th do Nosbornc f.. Sutton. of Caroline.
lOth do Willoue By Newton. Of Wertmoreland
Iiih do James Is ons, 'oc Richmond City.
l2A do Valentine w. SJuthhll, of Albcmarle
l3ih do John s pendcton. ofRapPahanDock.
I 9Th do John Janney Of Loudoun.
18th do Andrew Hunter Of JelIersoa.
18th do Philip Williams, u. Of Frederick
I7th do VIM Seymour, Of lIsrdy.
18Th do Briscoe G.. Baldwin, Of Augusta.
18th do Ballard Smith. Of Grsenbuer
Ooh do Edward johnson. Of Boetouri.
2lst do John n. Humes. Of Washington.
2Sa do George W. Summers, OF Kanawha.
23d do .wailman +. Wiley. Of Monongalia.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-05
DTUE LOG CAPIN =

W THE LOG CABIN IND HARD CIDER
CANDI DAfE.-Gen Harrison. when parting frurn
regiment Of his soldiers. jus, after the Indian said
b. theT-"Genfemen. IL you come 10 Yincennes.
yon will alweys n plate and a knife and fork al
ny ale. and assure you that you will never find
~ door sAu a7d hs string Of gS latch pulled in"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-05
,Jr nrltRroN Elaor sai Proprietor.

T'rsM--The Tr-wsckly Paper is published ON
Tuesdays. Thur~iays and Saturdays at IS per
n advance. % sc the end Of the year 50 Cor si,
nranthS TO sascctiker received Cor less than
ssx months
The Weekly psper. the Western Virginia Timcs, is
published on "Wednesday NJ 50 50 per annum in ad-
vance. ct 81 If not said within one month from the
Beginning Of III. y-ai no SUBSCRIBER will be- re-
esivcj, except such pay in advance For 8 months
VI 30 u 'nvsriaSsy charged. No subscrbcr received
tr .e>s tcftr 'tcas SIX months md paper dscon
tinued esc~ps me discretion of shs publishes until
Al aucarrges are rad