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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-05
From he Cincinnati DAILY Ga.ens.
TO WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON

To WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON
Hail Warrior. Chieftoin Of the West.
Whose deeds Of arms were ever ble.t
With victory. Shall we not now
Again. bind laures on a. brow'
Our country calls thee 10 its aid
And we vow have boldly made
To place thee on the highest stand
That thou mayst raise This sinking land
t'om ruin. And teach the Powers that be-"
That our bleeding country shall be free
And breathe its Wonted prosperity
Vas TIrPY! W. have made a vow.
That's thrilling souls with fervor now
Tis waited on each breeze that swels;
Iis felt where every PATRIOT dwols
lis borne To every FKEEKAN's hear,
who for ms country takes part
Thou hast been called 20 serve the cause
Sacred 10 our Constitution and Laws
The spoilers fear thy powerful name
And Ifernhle at the bursting fame.
That now Is kIndled. Where'o, their vision turns.
They see II flashing. II brightly burns
Prom North to South, from East to wesi.
And CLOVIS IN every Patriots breast
Add as IL onward. boundless rolls
Bnrcs the spoAcrs beneath its folds
Yes! Thou at indeed fle chosen OSK
Who'll combat with Works crafty SoS.
Aud teach hbn, that his dristorra'ie self
Will no longer feed upon the pclC
He snaiohes from the pseudo feHocratic
Bni that DEMOCRACY ~ is priHine beauty
VIII beam forth. and point 10 him his duty
Which viii he, 10 take oHc farctooH look
~ tnAaf ne Eoss and straight 70 Kinderhook
10 hee-with his ERCiiai coach and Eour;'
Where he can repent. and view his past life DER
Farmer Of North Bend In each and every State,
ihou q The Loo CABIN AND HARD CIDE1 CANDiBaTE
J. H. G,
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Gcrmsa paper states that there " Irving a Dr..
den an old gardener of the Duca Court, who. in NJ,
youth. was employed At verailles. where he was !,
the habit OF presenting his finest fruits TO the Young
rnnee' now Ming OF the French. and who. in thank
ing him. always addressed him as his dear oov,;,
This gardener having grandson who wished also 70
be gardener recalled 10 mind his lusrous relation
snip To Louis Philippe. and lately te King 10
en'rea him to give place grandson in one of,h.
royal gardens The King has replied 10 sl,e old gard
says the account IN his own hand andi German
beginning his letter with my dear sousn. and chi
win your agecf,onate cousin. Louis {iiippe intorud
him that he has place Of 10000 a year and iod.
ging for his grandson.
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CONGRESS-.

WAsHINGros, Feb. 30.
The Senate did not cit to-day.
in the House of Representative. the frs, two hour,
were consumed in calling on the different standing
committees for reports. There wn, no report from
The committee Of Elections, and none from The com.
miiiee of Ways and Means Of a public nature.
Inc speaker then announced the orders Of the day
Private Bills
Hir Jones OF Va moved a suspension Of the rules to
enable HIM TO move to take up the Bill for establishing
the office Of commissioned Of Pensions. &c The mo
lion lost.
Aher various unsuccessful efforts 10 introduce re,o-
uons OF different kinds, the House proceeded to the
consideration OF the proper business Of the day. Private
Bills
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GEN. HARRTsoN,s aIIrcR .T,vr

GEN. HARRISON'S "LlTCR 4TIvE
following, from the Gin.
cincaii Republican, nails 10 the .coun,er
The falsehood touching the profits of Gen.
Harlison's office, which has been recent.
iy somewhat current among the Van Bu.
rem papers: and which was circulated a
lew days since by The Globe The Re.
publican says:
we have taken some pains 10 ascertain
the amount. OF fees received ia the Office
II The Clerk of The Court Of Common
Pleas OF Hamilton County, md assert
hat they are not more than sufficient 10
pay The deputies, assistants, and other ne.
cessary expenses.
Some years since. The Office was valu-
able one. u was then the only civil court
IN the county. The business accumulated
TO such an ext mt, that a new court Of er.
elusive jurisdiction was .orgas lied for the
cty OF Cincinnati. This court. holding
four terms in tho year. con,poscdof n SIN.
gle Judge, in whom the bar and suffers
have entire confidence, has iaken from
the County Court, OF which Harrison IS
clerk, at least nine tcnrhs.of lis valuable
business. So far from General ilurti.
sons receiving $4,000 year from his OF.
tce, we know the fact. that he DOES NOT
hiCEiNE a SINGLE DOLLAR.
The story, we believe, originated witt,
the Chillico'he Advertiser, whose author
ny Is ROW vouched by che Baltimore Re
publican.
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o. ne GLORIOUS characteristics Of our institution.
tins path % open 70 h,s enfespuse and M. a."
wesih. - well rs to honor and fame. 10 clear a ~.
'cr fhe most obscure and humble individ,.
SHALL sse deny 70 such the only chsnce Of suo, -
Shall we trampls on them and xrskd than ~ >. !.
Win me asoa heel Of powerf No. sir ~,a e-r.'-'
mo such an,-repu blic.n doctrines. vii vsss e -
law that declares to the poor they shalrssaan n -
less poverty and 70 the rich that they sisss All b,s
the enjoyment OF property. -, . 'S
To BE- couf,n,.~x,l -
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JE. WHARTON, Editor and Proprietor.

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Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays. at % per annum
IA advance. SO the end Of the year. s. for siI
months No subscriber received for less term Than
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published "Wednesday - so per annum IN ad-
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aued except the discretion of The Publisher until
al arEearngcs PAID.
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She bath deep dad eyes md n coral l,r--
She bath long dishcvelld shining t,....,.-
a small white hand. ord snow aske e,o,
And look that pufca beauty bleu.es
Her form = slight and her step Is hghi
AZ the gIddy laugh lhsi 81,
Her gentle uo-s yyy disclosos,
49, - ere nc tones Of br,i-.
ucT Lfeith like That uhich comes 10.
Ter sunny youth and hci sunless truth.
Tier hps n love auj her glan~s on siorv
Half siay'd. bolt hid. noath , blu. voio'd ia
Atethc lovely things would grace ssor,.
~. ~ouid That ali rGn1nd migbt -
~ Tur- ss ord. ar4 81 81, tss.
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OTlCE.-All persons viva. ha.e bor,owc,I J.o,.
~ Books from my Office will please return them
forthwith. tmar 81 ALFRED CA. DWELL.
DOCKS. BOOKS.--Jus received and lor s,. Inv
ID John Fisher. 1873 AIain<tr -
Poets of America. Turkey Mouocc Ezirs,
Pearl Ecstsmenis. Calf Extra
WarrIngfons Nurses Gnide,
Baine's French Revolu,ion,2 vols. xtlas.
Bridgewster TreaftseS. complete vols
Greece Turkey. Russia a. Poland. by ste,vas.
ParIey's Universal History. 9 vols
Turner'S Chemistry, New Edition, 1910
Iavaicr's Physiogony.
Shipwrceks * Disasters al Sea. &c. &c, &c.
ian d
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Il srdonty desire 10 this country in the same
happy condition as the Island Of Cuba

Il ardenty desire 10 see THIS country IN the same
happy condition the Island Of Cuba"
Senator Walker.
Il coincide m The sentiment 81 the Seuaior from
Mississippi lSeJa,or Calhoun
1--WE must reduce labor low, and bring things 10
.tbelr specie value"
Senators C0Houn nd buchanan
"Tas Tnrd OF sIS has made all the difficulty
Bring hIngs ." the specie value and free Trade and
yco may meet Europe or the level and com.
pete for the market OF the world"
Senator Calhoun.
u have Addressed enquiries 10 twentyrcven GOV.
of Europe and 6ad tAat w enfy.ty,o t,ays
adopted the S1bTrcasury
Prcsidshf Van Buren,
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e.ou''on adopted atthe meeting Of the Hazri-o. men
y Washington County Pa on the Tn February there
. 90 BE-. on the 2lsi of Msy next q great meeting At
West Alcssnder. washingsca County. Of she peo- |
pie Of Washington and Greene counties IN Pennsyva
n's. and of Brooke. OHIO. Marshall and Monongsha
Virginia a. >vell rs Of oil other portion. Of
the Union who choose to attend II will be great
satlerirg-grcaicr Than any other in these parts.
csps that ut Columbus Remember the 2lu May.
Ton. lend your jack knife" " can't. haint
oiany, and want TO use IL myself
So says the War Department. We have not impor-
TED blood hounds we DC no, know any thing about IL;
florida did il. they do bite excellent TO hunt
way negroes with they use them altogether in Cuba
for that purpose think they very harmless.
could not get without them. and preserve the lives
Of the citizens Of Florida.
The vsni,es are determined itwould seem. 10 choke
Col johnson of tho Vice Presidential track Virgins
has noninsied Col Polk. Pennsylvania Ruff. r. King
There will be a split. We reckon.
The Last Glote cites old Tory Johnson. remark tina
the devil was the first whig" Dr. johnson hated ,
wing. ALA. Democrat. he did the evil spirit and III.
Globe believes in his torysm.
Extract Of letter from Harrison County. Virginia
We arr going ahead here. Gen. Harrison has ma
ny warm friends. many who served under him in tn
las, war. and their voices have weight For tn
Spring election motto is ALLEN and the white bas,
against Mason and the black"
, ID Thomas Richie can represent three counties i
the Van Burcn convention. how many crab apples wi
grow on a stove pipe
An interview with truth" 10 requested"
Van Barren paper
There ought TO be one present to inirvduc
you.
We are rcjoced to see tina, old Judge wilson h
grnsPed the helm Of the Sieubenvlle Herald again.
He Is strong lever for wing principles
We think that some of the party Of Office holdc
must have lately fallen in love with the Island ofC
or some Of its brunette lasses They quote il on ,
occasions. IL Is good sample for a currency, Al
good authority for using bloodhound, We would q
wise them all 10 so and 1--we there except col BentC
i'm II would do for him-h- could not wear era,
"a in thai warm climate.
is But 81 counties actually represented in
i'd Van Buren, convention held on the 22d at Richmor
he Thomas Richie was the alternate for three oonntie
re-
lbs
ed WESTERN INSURANCE. CoxrASY-The fllowr
'n the names of the Directors Of the Western ms
III rance Company elected on the 18Th ult
Thos Hughes. Daniel Lamb VIM B. Auerbu
Alex. Paxton, VIM. w. Shriver Thos PAUL.. VIM
, Peterson. Joseph c. Vance. Benz Kelly Tsou
HUGHES, Esq has been elected President, and r,
Greer Seer siary. The office present at tue
wings Institution.
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Here's health t, Tippecanoe
Hcti's shout for Tippecanoe,
And he that won't drink TO the pride of North p-oa
Is neither wise one nor rue;
ifsgood for the People to rule;
las base TO be led by llc few;
It's good 10 stand up for the popular choice.
Then shont for Old Tippecanoe,
Hurrah for old Tippecnnoe
Burrah for old Tippccanoe!
las good to cheer hips who has ofiru cf,-crJ No.
Then shout for old Tippeeanee..
Here's health 10 Tippecanoe.
Here's n shout Tor Tippecanoe!
Here's health W the Chief " no was t,cy,rvc, H. q,
Three Fcuiris for the soonest and rrse
Heres luck TO the hand thai will toll,
Here's luck 10 tho seed that IN sownl
Who'sa poor man HIMSELF is friend Of the Poor.
And values iheir rights ms his own.
Then shout for ed Tippccanoe
Hurrah Sr old Tppecmrec,
It's time 10 turn cut all the prnlliea,e herd.
And put in OLD TIsrxc<SsE,
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Mr. Edisor-Relieving ths, Won one Of those
who have lifted their in the cause of outraged
humanity. have hoped you would rot deem the tol-
lowing unworthy Of snsortron rn-your PAPER.
The fac; of toodhounds being employed against the
Seminoles has become well kno~a 10 be iltiis-
putable could not credit IT, and we are even
forced believe il has been sanctioned by Govern
nsnt. The Seminole has continued long
time. tits true but who would have supposed such
bsrbarous would be used to, put end TO IT, by
civilized people. protesting TO follow the benign pre-
cepts Of the Gospel OF Christ A deed Of such cold
bloeded atrocity. unprecedented in the annals of his
tory. Who would not "blush and hang his head TO
own himself q man" when his fellow men could be
guilty Of such shameful conducf. They ny 40 the
posr Indian has been cried long enough, tbs now time
to cry 10 the poor white man." Bot who are they
who have heretoite cried 40 the poor lndiani
but few philanthrophsis whose individual ercrous
could much benefit this unfortunate II has
seldom been cried by Government by those whose duty
IL To boiricnd and protect them IL IL well known
that the Indians faithful alike 90 friendship and 70
hate" and would not n proper course of conduct on
our part frave made them sincere and warm friends
instead Of bitter enemiesf When q few years ago
some Indians from tho Rocky Mountains visiting
Phlade phia and shown the statue in the hospi
ral yard the figure Of Miquon William Penn
They all with accord fell down their knees be
fore H. thus iesiifying in the strongest thei
reverence for the character Of Of the few whit,
men Who have treated their race with humanity.
was not an thioitfon got UP TOT thect-t WIS spoh
taneous burt of feelngof deeply implanted feeling
which neither time distance could eradicate IL
said that the Indians savage and cruel but vii
not their uunumbcrcd wrongs afford some excuse 70
those into whose bosoms revenge has been insflled
virtuc from their earlics; years. Were these poo
natives Greeks Romans their vnlour would he Tau
dcd 10 the skies, their deeds the theme OF thoushn
pens. and the resolution. the unbcndng pride
and loiincss OF spirit. which eharacerzes these sell
taught heroes would be held up IN admring worl
as the nobest and purest patriotism But the desig
nation Of savage and pagan. sufficient % obscur
all their virtues. and to warrant the wicked an
cruel deeds which cnn be practised by libcllin
the name Of Christians. America will one day blus
for this portion Of her history And will these il
quiious proceedings call down the vengeance Of iei
upon our land VIII that Great Spirit OF Goo
:. whose abode is the Heaven, whose wampum Of peac
the bow in the sky look down and his red chi
6 dren thus abused and trampled upon, pursued or
hunted down like beasts Of the forest. without his
frown of displensurel Mo- day ofretributive JUST,
will surely cones The cry Of their wrongs will
a ccnd TO Heaven in vain-,hough "the places that
4 know viii soon know them forever. vet W
they not he forgotten" S. ii. T.
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Connected with The above. is one Of the most e1
tensiye READING ROOMS an the United StateS--
Tefms 10 subscribers. IS year. Strangers are free
10 visit for the space OF ono month Nose who con
fnue 10 VISIT 1t for longer will be put down as
subscribers.
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FOR yiCE-PRk:sIDENT:
j q II n ~ l. Z X.
OF VIRGINIA.

vtsoisIA ELrcToRAL Tickrr.-Tbe following ia
she eleciorul agreed upon and recommended TO
the IL The Old Dominion, by the Harrison and
Tylsr Cow. non. which met Monday last al Rich
rrord.
L.; Dis;rci--wn. ID. Hodges. Of Nanscmond.
~ do James w. Pegram. of Petersburg
I'd do VIM. :. Archer, of Amelia
4h do Rich'd Kidder Meade. OF Dinwi ddie.
5;h do Henry r.. Watkins. OF Prince Edward
Gu do James &. Bruce. OF Halifax
7Ih do Whiimcll p Tunsiall. OF PIttsy " anis
9th do Thomas Jones, ef Accomack-
9th 90 John Taylor. Jr. Of Caroline.
10Th do willorghhy Newton. OF Wesmoreland
Jlth do James Lyons. Of Richmond City.
l2h do Valentine w. Souihnll, Of Abemarle
l3;h do John :. PeDdleton. OF Rappahannock.
fi1;h DO John Janney OF Londoun.
18th do Andrew Hunter. OF Jefferson
l6sh 90 Philip Williams. Jr of 3 frederick.
sl7th do VIM Seymour. Il Hardy.
18Th do Briscoc g. Baldwin. Of Augusts.
18th do Ballard Smith. Of Greenhrier.
20th do Edward johnson, of Botetourt
2lsi do John n. Humes. of Washington
22d do George W. Summers, Of kannwhu
23d DO Waiiman T. w illey, OF Mooouvslis-
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PUBLISHED TRI-wEEKLY AND WEEKLY
AT TINE CORNER or UNION AND WATER SITS.
WHEELING. VA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-05

The TTPPECANOE FLAG is issued from this Office
bn the LIST and l5ih OF every month. Price 50 cts
fun this tine unul the Presidential election
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-05

~ In all ages. aad IN eli countries has been
observed That The cnliiyaos u The soil are those who
are least willing 10 part with their rights and submit
issnselycs 20 tie vail of a master"
VIM 10 HARRISON
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TTPPEcANoE FLAo
,I,I.E.s AnrncArr

4. shnl issue frum fl'is ofico under ire ssperip
sn'e"'e q Che Ohio County Committee n Vigilance
~. sTresrondence, PAPER bcsring the above tile.
anont INC I0'h OF is month. 10 BE- confined semi
monthly thereafter until the election. 10 advocate he
cause Of Oid Iirpocanoe and The people.
Ietms fiFIf CENTS IN sdvance. PeFons fak
ing ~ eopies viii 10 supplied 37I ~ copy or
The who'o time Counties from which FIFrY dollars
are rernirei viii receive 900 copies Is et, per cory
fvsry friend Of Harrison and the people. i rsquess
ed N aci ~ aeent
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TNMBROIDERIEs. SILKS. RIBBONS. GLOVES.
- &c. 30 No. 10. norh 4ih a.. Philadelphis.-
Mer hants zoinr Fast respectfully invited 10 r.
and Examine sio,k q French. Swss. Isalian q or
man. fdia and English s'sple apd fancy SILK Goo ds.
,shich have heen selected viii great caro- and viii
bc incrsssed daily. as he lcason progresses
HUM s. REMINGTON.
e. s9--L>,l. =. 81
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- III YrOPIEnr rnr n,

w "THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES
-Nsy they ever femOmbsr that 10 preserve their D.
0afucs ihey musl do their own voing and their e,,n
hghiiHg WIN ~ HARRISON.
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cc1srfi rtfts11 n's psr.o-sned more .sryie. "a,
rs esaif rin lcas ,cHrs-st',5f fYr h. flsn .-y
"a 'ng JAIss MADISON.
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Ffon The Peoples candidate

ONE TERM-FfOm the Peoples candidate:
NoErH BESD. 18Th Dec S3S.
deem it proper 81 this time renew thc Insurance
hereioore frequently made. thai should be elected 10
the Presidency. viii under circumstances consent
70 be candidate for a 80, I'd term
WIN n HARRISON
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~ THE LOG CABIN AND HARD CIDER
CANDiDATE--Cen Harrisor, when PAIRING 1,yn, !.
regiment ~ his soldier just after the Indian war said
30 ulefn"Gentlorneu. n you come Ia Vinceunes
you will always fnd plate and knife and C,,t A.
M fable. and aHsurs you ttst you vill never find
'-y door shat asd tss Rring ef sh> is'ci yaloa ~
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80 A. en- ertrguisher q sll The ISLANDERS uuon
Gene i Harrison n ne Globe and other ndsei prnts
let ne Van Brcn party feud the eov me from heir
o~u Fice President Of hlu Colonel Rirhssd NJ
Johnsyn ih"- spoke o. The House a Representatives.
whilst meul,erof Inst boivs
"Oi fHc career of Gen Harrison need not sse,k-
ne history d the West nis history For fprv year
hs has been identified with is interests iis perIs "a
~ hopes Universally heioved in the walks Of pe,e
and distinguished by he ability in The councils ~ bs
country De- hi' been yet moro ilrs'rousy Distinguish
81 10 he field during the late war be ,,,. i,,,r,,
tn H'i s-f'ro ihap ans ofhor gsncra officer he VS.
r-rhsi' ohcn'f - ncr,n iran sny one OF them. Axs
SEvrn sUrAIEEDA perssr"
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mon han for farmers mechanics To yearly vest the
profits Of their essines public isnds ies thsf eh'-
drcn Yet A. the pubc lands ofisrrd Soc ssss to
any pcrssn who may eco ht to vest mooey IN shem'
beuer shculd be found than any cou'sincd
in The message for subj Getting any purchaser to Inc IN
eoaveaienee OF raising The specie. while bank notes
are tho currency of tho country. ELMwoOD.
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The Vsnites are determined. 1t would seem. choke
Col. johnson of tho Vice Presidential track Virgins
has nominated Col Polk Pennsylvania Rufus r. King
There will be split We reckon
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-05

But 81 counties were actually represented in III
Van Buren, convention held on the 22d at Richmon,
Thomas Richie was the alternate for three counties
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The las; Glote cites old Tory John-ons remark that
the devil was the 6rst whig" Dr. Johnson hated a
wing alias Democrat. he did the evil spirit and the
Globe believes in his toryism.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-05

Extract Of letter from Harrison County. Virginia
We arr going ahead here. Gen Harrison has
ny warm friends. many who served under him in the
last war. and their have weight. For the
Spring election ALLEN and the white basis
against Mason and the black"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-05

are The names of the Directors Of the Western Insu-
rance Company elected on the 18th ult
Thos Hughes Daniel Lamb. VIM B. Auerburv
Alex Paxton, Wm. W. Shriver. Thos. PAUL. VIM r
Peterson Joseph {. Vance. Benz. r Kelly Tnoxa.
HuGHEs Esq. has been elected President and r III
Greer Seer tay. The office is at present Ut tue Sa
wings Institution
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We are rcjoieed to see that old Judge wil,on IN
grasped the helm Of the Sieubcnvlle Herald again
lie Is strong lever for wing principles
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-05

ID Thomas Richie can represent three counties IL
the Van Buren convention. how many crab apples will
grow on a s,ove-pips