davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-25

ENOIt SALE-1he subscriber will sell at private
H sale; the LOT and DNELINGL HOUSE lately
occupied by hin Mount Vernon Place. near the Wash
ington Monument The Lot is about 3s feet front BY
100 deep The Hose large consisting of basement
and stories, having rooms floor, the first two &c
feet by Is, and the third 16 by 10. has good bath
house and every convenience for the accommodation ola
family Possession will be given Immediately. For terms
Of sale apply 70 the subscriber.
Persons DESTROYS to purchase may any time inspect
eh premises. an 9 j. P KENNEnY
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-25
THE BOYS IRE COMING.

The feeling that Pervades the community,
is manifested in many ways, and has been
so strong, that the boys partake of it IN com
mon with their fathers. The Martinsburg
Gazette gives the following account of
MINIATURE LOG CABIN-PROCES-
SION OF WING BOYS.
Since the turnout from Berkeley on the
occasion of the Winchester Festival, the boys
have seemed the most ardent Politicians in
our community On Saturday last, their spi-
rit took regular outbreak in a parade, got
ten up and conducted in excellent TASTE, and
with perfect order and decorum.
A very tasty Cabin, built upon the running
gears OF hand wagon, was paraded through
the streets, drawn By about dozen or TWEEN
ty boys, preceded by Master JAMES ABLE,
Marshal, on a handsome black poney, and
followed by some thirty or forty more, bear
ing banners, Streamets, sc. The procession,
after moving through some of the principal
streets, halted between the United States Ho-
tel and the Globe, where large crowd had
assembled TO hear the speech and song. Mas
ter THOMAS SHEERER mounted the cabin roof,
and delivered very appropriate address.
The Choriser, Master CoLUMBUs BoARNAN,
succeeded him. and entertained the company
in excellent style, with political song to the
air of Come along, JoSey."
The line of procession was resumed, and
paraded through the streets until shutdown,
occasionally, we believe, repeating the speech
and song.
The procession had very imposing APP
pearance, the banners, flags, &C., being very
neat and gay.-The front of the Cabin was
adorned with portrait Of Gen. Harrison
painted by Master ABLE. The inscriptions
on the banners were quite appropriate and
amusing. We only remember the following:
"Harrison whip the British and Indians.
Boys do you hear tllat''
"sound the trumpet,
Bent tie drum
Tremble, Van,
We come, we Gomez
APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT
By and aoith The adUice and consent Of tat
Senate.
Captain John B. Nicolson, to be member
ofthe Board of Navy Commissioners, from
the 18th May 1910.
John J. Young, to be Commander in the
Navy from the 10Th April 1910.
Henry French, to be a Lieutenant in the
Navy from the 18th of April, 1910.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-25

a. The buildings FRAME DWELLING
E#sssT HOUSE, q large BARN, with extensive Sheds,
eranary, and other out houses There il pump
of good water near the dwelling.
1T the same time will be sold the Farming Utensils of
the place, and the sock and also four Slaves tree M
males and one mae.) - " IL
Terms Of saie fourth ofthe purchase money cash
or on ratification of sale with interest from the iav OF
safe and the residue in g. and - months from said day
with interest therefom, and all payments be secured
by bond or notes with security TO be approved by the
Trustee. CHAR. ESs f. hayEp I
md 10 a IL saa aa*za sH 2awts.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-25
From the Pennsylvania Inquirer,
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH
OF PEENSYEVANI6,

The members Of the Annual Convention of
the Protestant Episcopal Church of the Diocese
of Pennsylvania, assembled on Tuesday evening
at o'clock, in st. Andrews Church, The
Right Rev. Bishop Onderdonl presided and the
Rev. DIR. Ducachet officiated as Secretary in
the preliminary business. Subsequently, George
M. Wharton, Esq, was elected Secretary for
one year. The Convention then adjourned, and
re-assembled at the same place yesterday morn
i,,nr Of c3cIncL
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-25

DATAPSCO and other superior brand. ~ white
II Wheat Family FLOUR, on hand and for sale bv
NORRIS & FAIRBAIRN
No. q Paf, between Gay & Frederick szz
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-25
TEnRoR rn orrAcI.s. ANn rHE -

"A 1E-isItt5It TO tLJACkAs. AND THE We
N NEEbAL Observation-Disclosures RED
DhOPs Is an iiifable remedy for the eecuai extrpa-
non OIL an species and symptoms of the VI disease.
Ihey nave 9ng been in general use by the public be-
slowing blessings and receiving praise it is scarcely in
ue power o. scepcsm to donght its virtues, of envy
10 dey mem II has achieved ascendant career of
usefulness which distances the competition of mere
boistu preleh5on, and has secured conspicuous
uon IN universal favor, by intrinsic worth alone.
DIR. BoWLBY'S OFFICE, for the sale of Hunters
Medicines IS No. PITT ST between Front street aud
Bazaar Bridge.
GENERAL AGENCIES.
The following agents have been appointed by me 10
sell the Gehune Hunters Medicines for the Gu of the
Yenereal Diseases sss
EDr. VIM. LAMPHIER,
Surgeon Dentist, King st. Alexandria, D. c
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-25

DIR. VIM. LAMPHIER,
surgeon Dentist, King It. Alexandria. d. c
GTANSnVTDU
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-25
FOR sAI.I1, LEASE. OEs RENT.

Conner of Pratt street and Dugan's wharf
ma Lower end Of Centre Market Space
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-27

/ TEEss.-Aiyiccs 70 Feb 81. reiterated the i1-n-rs
o. expedition Facilitated by Busiamcnse The Ter
ian Congress have udopiel the common law Of Eng.
land British soop Of war wss OF yclasco win
de.la,chcs, a. was supposed. Gen Felix Houston 4.
elected Major General Of Teras
! Another destructive Gre occurred ai CsIurli, p
Sunday evening Tic spacious br.,s ,ali, of Colo.
mel &C.. L,t,i together with Il horses. were de-.
/ ;roycd by Gre. Two other stables and the duclFr-
ho1sc q n, Oie.l were a!.U burnt down Les C11r
dollars
M1Er FLORIDA AiunUrrs A deia,hmsut Of ST..
docs r"1r Fosi Brook. fred on Feb L.. Jy hc a.
dams. 1nd one wounded. and Tic sergeant missing
su7r1.,l Lllrj A1o.a,f dc'-clmsn.. with fac,y.
wagons, re Carryr Ferry, vas cred on F,b IN. and
orc and several mules Lii'ed. & thcv were rl-r
.rrd tbe soldiers having fed Mr. Ro.,l,u and d f.
Euu, AID servants. including las sister Mr.. Hollis
Nrrc tap,ca-s 90 killed IN fbc attach On his h,ss,
30 mss from a geaobiroIs party Of Jr,goors near
Rocky Eui boz the same quarter. were fred on and
acd Lowing their provisions and mules
The Ben fnuslu steamer was stove in On DE Ohio
near he Rising Sun On the IN. ~ eco. OF 200 rst.
o. end los hoasa 1n bard abc1t 50 borsrs aui 90
c1ue sefe lJsi The Bot. slyed. and The boat and
ear-5 insured
IroN Mrzco.-riv Gle .rf, ULYSSES. arrived ycs
,srday. We have received oar Havana Paper. d, t-
-ih ui.iwn-Au extract from yea Crr r,urpsl o.
iho 2sh Decem ler. gives an account ~ ll.. formal
isni.ag '-pm sp-nsh ship vr. of y51 ANGEL d,
"a Bir.a. M.nis.ei Pionipoicfary Of her Nasi C,fio
io M1i-Hg.n near che government &c the Nsy,c,r rs
pIihc lud u % Ossquent arrival af Che el...I -
tr7r'ls rnna1sr1tor occurred n ths cry ct Ne, Co.,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-27
LATER ER.M ENnLANn

The ship Tlsolinta. az New York. bnngs Londor
.aPcrs 90 lh' 81 aud Liverpool 10 the 4ih Jsnuan
'o.h Ia. lusro
The money ua-kri was easier. Stocks were rising
Ih" sta oi trade n Manchester improving and cot
10" 81 per Co. higher
The corn market had not ai,ancel-ihe Averages
were lower nDd consequently the duties had increa.
s,5
TIE duty on lOrrirn wheat WIS ralzrs 10 2Os 81
pr quarter on f1ur. % % rer hbi American flour
i"l' bad been slld previous quotations. 3is. 20
krNoREn NI~rsrsnuI CaAvsgs-- Nfrr9ui. al
Normandy 70 90 % F1ris British Ambassador. r,c,
1nr' Granville. Lori Granville ~ go in Ind,, ~
Governor Ccurrl' U.a L.-1 Auckland. Iarl Effn..
i1n o. fike Lord NumIr..s aare ru tho Uar,s Ogicc
AMI ihc Duke 81 ElsDusufc 10 bo Lord ,eofen,nt If
itclanI.
E'tsct from The animal circular Of p,y,.sr a
Iarco wool Traders
The demand ior foreign wool during the past year
was steady. and on iht whole satisfactory lr a., a..
mInfh Of October. wh.a fhe pressure on she ,, ,.y
market during lsnr pcruj ct iurrH1sipr se,.,,t-
beg fn f0 70 mYrs sruteiy fof Boo The wont r,3,s.t 49,,
i5c demand has continued 90 flll ol rrfif f,. ,,.,
rme. When % may BE- saiI o. BE- aI.ogriaer s1.oqr.
frd
N0fg,ifhs'1lItrc fh- Greet increase in tie ,y,t,,.
o.. ts of F,rsieH VOL ere not largo h4t ibs can.
.a.lf,r dsm1nJ His materially dinni.il f1,r- ils
i1f rIrre months. lri wc ferr Will continue ,-gsl
w esoe umc unless me ort dcm1a, sr col, a.
v'i's .~ ,r1v- sa'lv = 10 s1r.ug
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-27
We cory lhe following Torn lac nu,nl.r OF ~.

We COPY 'Ae following rom a late number or ,l.e
PsuglaCs Sc Journal
FAdip Maraviski. a Polish exile arrived here vcs
f"rdly. lie - recommended b. the Boston Courier
New Bedford Advertiser and several oihc, eastern nm
frs - having been soldier the Polish revolution
al INC c7se Of which his properly was coufscated
and himsaii AM family compelled 20 o. to o.her M
IONS Tor protection His object now Is 10 obtain aid
GJ'n the charitable TO send for has family who are 10
france"
The individual alluded to in the foregoing extract
Is now N Wheeling. lie Is a naive &C Warsayy. and
vas once IN aflIea circumstances ranking among The
woa.hies. merchants Of that city H. prrs.r, si1.
ton Is ono Of eEtrcme PenIry. having bsea dc ,ryeI
OF his properly, aud driven BY the tyranny fthe Rus
sian A1'ocrai from h.s home and country. lie now
seeks ;1e I'D ofonr benevolent citizens To obtain c
necessary mean, 10 enable bin 20 bring over his ,yC
aHd eh!drc-. who dependent upon the Hospitality
Of foreign nation. Believing his case 10 he one de
handing coInmiserton and relief. We hope lac will
moi solicit N vain f5r assistance
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-27

RioTs ~ EyciA-p--Oricrs werc rerrivcd this
dry for The in mediate cr,hsrka,i.a Of me 18Th Rcg
men, Tor England. Accordingly rvo hours aaer the
sou's was ryceIvcd The reg emsaSc ior Bristol.
81 hoard he BalrasI0e ard Is res Steamships The
Disturb c state OF The ChartIsi srCts sud The aTrrc-
hended on,hrsak OF the Chasiisis during he crsng
trials AT Monmouth. have earscd the sudden departure
"f the 9Th. Happy Is Ircland-aEa great. inderd.
/ mtsi be her tranquility when thus Jispcn-r
with ,rOops-which unler Troy gime were neccF-
sary 10 enforce the semhance OF tranqully.-Dst!iH
M1I,i:oF.
] LIyERFooL. Jan. 3l.-Coitou-Siucc the returns o
stock 81. 'he 3lst ult MAIDS. the market ha'
assumed more steady and healthy appearance and
for American descriptions prices about III III higher
bat tor Brazi!s there i not any improvement. hat r.
,hcr disposition To sell current rates and FL
Egyptian a. per 10. has been conccdcd. In Sura'
there is not any change. Spectators have taken 2OOi
hilcs OF American. aud cNpnricrs $40 American an,
500 Surai. The sales "a day are 1000 10 5000 bag
Of al kinds, chiefly American
Since of the 3lsi uli;mo the arrivals o
Wheat into Liverpool consist al 1876 qrs coGsiwisc
partly duty paI foreign and 800 Or fem ireland. bu
none direct from ahroad or Irish GAS and Oatmeal
IN addition TO the large influx noticed on TUESDAY. VI
have To note further supply; whle OF other article
the arrivals fresh oalv moderate.
The operations IN the Cora trade here, from tho clos
OF TuCsily's market until 20 tay chiefly cont
ned io parcels 90 FOREIGN Wheat inr shipmcu;
Ireland. w,.h fcw sales 10 consumers. and of Safe
Flour in bond at last quotations; bat IN other
pcrs the business done was unlmTortant. and price
, were unyared Duties on Foreign Wheat raise
10 POS 81 PER or; British Colonial Wheat IS %
qr and Flour to s. per Dbl those UPON other pr,
ducc remaining unaliercd.
Previously during the week the quantity Of whe'
: and Flour released from bond yet officially
" nounced; the amount hoSov paid Tor duties yeste
day, Is stated 10 be about ten thousand pounds upo
: all kinds OF Grain and Flour; meanwhile we may n
mark that the importers Of Wheat in general proer
= val the result of future averages Having an G
cccdnGly limited attendance at this DAYS market n
I, demand Tor all descriptions Of Wheat was e1ircme
animated. and in the sales effected a small dec.ii
: from the rates Of Tuesday was partially conceded
English, Irish and Foreign free Ficur also appear,
TO excite very little notice and hardly maintained Il
Nor prices.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-27

SENATE or NIRGISrA-The following Senator, -.
~ me cuss whose ers spires i,h thu session Of ,
General Assembly, wa; - ''0
n nc. hIkinson. % Isle OF Wight District
Richard III. Baptist. OF Mook!cnhuIe
Thomas NJ. B)llpraat of Buckingb,n
Robert J. Poulson. Of Accon,aek.
Nm Smith. Of Culpeper
liicTomc J.. opic. OF Jeifersop.
Samuel MeCGInant. OF GraysoL
WIN. Thomas. of Montgomery.
Mr. Fouis9n, IL IS supposed. vii not be c,,,l -
,g Iee',oa: Col Bondnfani is the Only Wing ~
hSr, ana us re-clee.ion is regarded us Ger arr
wa. panei. Esl~ Of Lynchburg has been bron,b,
our TO oppose hin. but il s rot known yyho,ber no r..
yielded To The cali Mr. McCamari. We ,b;,I -.
nave understood. reiires. Mcssrs Atkinson. B1n,s
-, anu Tomas, We suppose. viii be candidates
'S,,n' having heard nothing 10 the cou,rarv
we hope the Wings of INC Acconi,c d;s,r;c, ,,I,
'"er superiority. and supply sir Pouso,'s plaes
WIN genuine Whis-Rie1mo1d Wiz.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-27
NOE FEAG
ANIL
PEOPLES ADvoo.Tr

&c sbaii 'ssuo ifom This flee under he surrin.
- .' ~ '"e Ol'o ~ .diy Committee OF virisnes
-, . g'1'nee' PAPER bearing NJ above Gdsa
''n", no i5h Of . ~ month. 70 b. eonsinssd emt
I,s until tho election 70 adsocab the
~ prccanos and The people
is,'M T" ~ CENTS. in advsncr. Psrsots fak.
~ y" es Uill b. suppiiod ~ 371 ca coy Coz
% ,irce. CoBader from Which Fury dosrs
Aiued. III receive 200 copies. Is eis. o. oopy
-. ,sery f1sn5 q Harn-oa and Sc Pe9sls, irequ-v
80 sc, ss assnL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-27

FNSTiNGS.--We presume That r-os' rar-,ns who
have passed ~ Main street within n few days have
ebse-yed several paintings hanging ia Mr shrycrs
oaios. If Lovo,cr. they had s.cppeJ m snJ lookod
al them fUE moment. We think that q ey w0alI have
fclt as We d. strong desire 20 possess them. They
arc b. Mr. Sullivan. whose tl'cn, as PAINTER IS too
wei known here 20 need cou.ncrJs;.rn from w. We
fns iiNsc among h.s finest Irpllrt 5usya1I they g,
Be s7os~d IT a. a yory low price. We really horc
tA-ss po,H.in VII rot b. pcDni.. 20 leave Ills CITY
without c1i.ns yl.ch.srr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-27

jonathan from Vernon. WINS patrolI;nr n.
stIee's OF Bo'ton, short tH.e since with sbe,, Of
~ under his arm. and gazing a. no signs.
attracted his attention. He entered css,.;,'
shse'9read' and after severe eflor, at swnijoU;ng
Ne hen ealing dough. he excsimed-.I s,yo,y ,o,,
n.'t be esrnd lucky CHAPS to find all Ibess bs,-
no h.h' have your 'f'Ha h'f
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-27

a travel .ng C0.uIff Of t1g I'oIsr Of RrUre-ru.
tl.rss 81 psulsy lyauto. las been appointed. with
rsst la rcnd ir rcrsIfs Ta1 plleU. 10 inquire mo
the -..- isfrT Noted 'iIf Pu.4, Iai1 au'
U.ilm,s- Raj Road. The some Commute wns au.
gris,f . tzroi fhr I.ancasier aui f1-rshurr RAJ
Ro1d aai re.na th.ilcr % answers tbo pufPosc %.
" Iiei % sas.i1' .nl.l
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-27
LISTEN no ANOTHER VETERAN.

AZ an overv he'mirg meeting Of the Feope % wash
ngtOn. Po the II.h lest The following letter from
Gen. RE,sfy rEtLL. read. This is the came
oil ra,rio, WHO Prc,rieI ,hc Ono SAFE ConvSn
ton the 22J. consisting Of 10000 Ecemcn. Gen
q, Ike hundreds aud thousands in the Iiarrisor
ranks. was n fra friend and supporter Of Genera
Jackson
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-27

~ TapnsH sea1isr from Ohio. 10 one o. ne very
lrs. % rs'i .1s ID. '.. dropaarHse fhai can Do pW
rr-- ,tr .tif. -r .Hrsgr tn prom srs m19s he.
e,ra eIrrtfY~ tir IH. aD uFs elected as Gro ante
I.s.fv man ard -.,ei tbe yI.rs n 1'o' .HHr.fs
yyrfrr he cane to o. Sens Hs r-frr ~ pfcseu tie
s.rS.as q 80 v-fI mss vie slsstoa siuii
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-27

Earn a taI nll-s rom had fe''r., '-rd y'u can
ss-ffy lo s1 by correct ~5adutg s be- only way o.
prJvs ibai y0s l-e entitled 20 good enc
N4rrifi.-~I Cossf's
'O'I Gr,n4-' 'Tsli-oat Harmon Coward ard
so,' sr- ho names Gu Gen Fn-rison hos earHsa
from tc N-a Boron LEADERS, YcI may draw yoef
o,gn i1f-cnces ST. Cazsur
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-27

The TIP ECAN NOR FLAG il issr.d from this Office
The lst ara 18Th of every r-onlh. Price 50 CTS.
ffJn this lime rniil the Presidential election.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-27

rcn .i,gr. ssmo We cannot learn fcl' into ih-
cr~st un p. .-s'l, lls' arj v.s drowned ". was
seen iy ivr nerr .'s.r- en- ihc sank. auJ tary were
hailed 'JoD aa-f hg mon who was nr distance
lack on .hc h.1. U.s. $50 cay Of" nan drown ~ '
They rrn i.rh 20 rao s1at ta' ao51 bad me bod O..
thorr. be i.f Tas otrIcr Re vas ,-arof,f. f.a
me srsil o. s4.. as .sr..a, 20 have been iu
irstsd.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-27
= WHARTON. Editor sns Proprietor.

TERNs-The Tf,-vccSly Iaper Is rn6tshod or
'russlavs. Thursdays aud Saiardays at So per aunum
81 advance. or IS at tue cad o the yesr 50 Cor sS
moalS No Subscriber received FOR less term than
az rOs''.s.
The wecSiv paper the Western Virginia Times. il
pub.islrel "Wednesday uts2 50 per annum IN al
nance. &c 3 AZ not pl.1 within one month from ihe
be- .aaing the year. Noncw subscribers Nti be re-
seiNed. esceP sach'es pay 80 adraHcs. .tus months
81 50 u invariably charged. No subscriber received
,inued. except az The discretion Of hePuesisher. until
al arseaTages arc paid
TERMS or NDNgRrIstN0.
Caessnare teree insertions, OF less, 81 90
40 two weeks, beng sIuseruont. %
10 tsgee weeks, 40
ia 0uc month, 90
10 tSU ,.-aths 6 90
Do three avnths, 90
10 months, 20
70 ca shs moafhs, 10 60
DO twelve months, "a %
Military and literary notices ere no tinclGoe'
eb1ve, oas ,1nbe cha ged % eenis I9t Slaseti'ehs
OF s,ss.
The ?-cc-edingS of thc city council city ordnance
ana orders. regularly sPi-ear IN an's paper.
Connrcied wia uaS Office Of publication OF N
Wheeling Tunes and AJvs riser. is a JOB n BOO
PRINTING OFFICE. where may be hud on fivsr
lcterus, BlanSs 10 orier Cards 'ian6his Sho'
js &C dsue 'n the neaesi y! lc and on short n0iie
Eof sale al the Con,ting Room Of the heelng Tim,
and Advertiser
City Summons. County Summons.
Executions. Executions.
Bonds Bonds
s1Iaiaons for A..au'i. Rccogni-ances'
bail
COUNTY sl-ara,ns or Assault Deed. Leases Warrant
Scrc2-.- Bonds. Declarations = iormsl Bills OF l.
J.1x. Fed',r's Notes. Notes Of ~. & ~. Bank, Mott
ON. ". Bank Caeeks all the banks bolnd an
PLAIN. &. &C.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-27

Our late f-lioS-;ov 7snln, Gee. s. ~ E1rESAS. hrs
purchases the t''shnen or,he Mar land Rrpnbl..
can at Anna obi sni catered rTon tie editorial duties
thereof NIX. comes forward with a to, share Of
original matter. AMI fights uscluIly f5F Harrison lie
Inns iaisni Of he rgh, sort. and hope will be pr,
dIctiye g mach Gooj both to himself aad those around
him.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-27

Connec'c d wilh th- above. Il one rihs NOS: ex
teu7ivo REAHfNG ROOMS IN the United Statrs.-
Tcfns % s1tscr.Ssr- $ rear. sJrnnye-s ars lres
10 Visit.t for he space OF oae monh those Who con
'lns 70 vis.; IL - longer term Wil be put down Z,
t4bscFbCr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-27

We do not know how 1t may strike others bat 10
our mind the aFsuaen,againsih the ubTreasury scheme
IN the following Dialogue is abou, rs unansweral!c
IS any thing We have real upon tn subject.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-27

The editor Of The Baltimore Pos is CRYING Cor pod.
and Little hslcs,' The bcs; judges of human nature
doaht much whether he.ysl ever ind tic Gru.er but
lie doubtless VIII fnd plenty o The tr :. he is pied
ged TO ,iEL or swim v .ih Van Burcn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-27

We Believe that ne Gazette Of yesterday was in
sFror, and d. E--1, injustice the citizens Of Wheel
hrs. IN conveying the npr,s4 that they hal con;n
ueG in!mcsl - c.. Thompson os FOstm1s,cr. not
Vsi.hstansns - political Opposition. They felt that
the manner Of hs appointment was wrong and an
outrage upon their feelings, because it was made
STit.out their knowledge sanction bat n hal M
reason 10 ho..c'- '.a- 20 long he h,hfHy s.schar
ged hrs du'y az oaicer. shey would oy oppose
h.m o. seek - removal We have. on The coairsry
fet AL seen that he Pcr1ra'y. and rs m officer
eo5o. iy received aai treated by The ciz,r, o. thi,
place. AID hN' he had tho excuse OF having been
resseyacd end OPPOSED By them to waran; the uujus
ifAh'e a,rsonal a5-ss that character sed his speech
ct E-iy1's'h,ogyn. We anx.ors that The public
Al0e'i he set rel' unon his subject. and know that
they were 40; psT-in1l enemies. bet personal friends
upon whom be hcarrl rs aaa,hcraas aud accusation
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-27

Ez-Scns'ors wh!.o and Poser have been Ilared Al
TIE head Of the list OF Electors r Tennessee by h.
WING Converter. AL i.veI in Tennessee That
STATE aas long ?er;ed o! lis flly and next fail a.
vote VIII be g.yea Gen Uar.soa Z, is los, % Van
cu-en--maTk lh1I
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-27

letter from Claskshu-s says: We ore dung well
IN ''i' cuuniy--iaere RAINY who have voted
for van Busen. but cango, 90 IT again. ! think We
viii the year send true m-n 70 Richmond. and ! am
SIRE that the vote OF Harrison county will be gwen 10
us god lather ncx' fan
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-27

THc HlTrA-Tron tIe f,ccni rlia,. the river has
sgair Tssn 20 near tie he.ai i, attained few weeks
snee. Il - NC" retiring again to its accustomed
channel
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-27

MILITARY and EtcrarY n0uces are n otthctNue"
sb1ve; bGl ,u chs ged % cenis Igf 3lasefi'ohs
or sess.
Tho ?-ce-rdinss of tle city council city ordinances
oni orders, regularly appear in aits paper.