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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-25
W ors Gagged" NOW,
tn Pa cornercd on Ig,,t

-. "" - 81
a intnd has placed ia our possession a MS conv NJ
" nh'"' tN rlorSinary correspondence which has inst
''"'" P'ace Del" cen certain citizens of Da~uyiIIc. Ills
l"I vac resident Of tho United Siaies-which caupo,
'' ~ eN''o much attention. Among Us signers VIC
recognize some ofthc NEST worthy and rcsuoct,bio :,
haDIttnis Of DanyIllc, of both politic,I ,srtics-.-J
nh' OF lhcTn, Dr.. Alexander. Is Register or Inc I,,J
D"N'' "l'o a hroiher 10 the gentleman who l,,,Iy
~ "s'Ih''"r letter O%i cn4uiry 10 General Harrison,
= "S correspondence originated in this way. The
'ah bEfeniics b5astcd Of the superior fronkposs a
lhcIr iaNOrtc-anj some Of them went q, g.. .
p.'"sc themselves 10 an abandonment Of their p,rty
d. on application, the President refused dircct. can.
I' ""h eNpici answers 10 any intcrrpra,orics ob,yt
JUS I'l'A'ai 'IiHIons, which might be propounIed by
"A respectable portion Ofhis fellow citizens Tbo -
der mIy therefore imagine Inc sb,ck ,.L,i,L. a.
hdcnce 90 lis randor received on the recent OH,
moei heterogeneous, eyasiyc and %quibbling Icpiy. The
only lnIcrregnioy entirely unImportant. IS the last one.
''i J''' he''usc That alone admits ola audible. il
VII 'e seen HIs The only one g. which Mr.. Van Bu.
rem makes Tie slightest rCfcrenCc' We upvy asL c,,.
~ candid and intelligent Van Buren, man. f,,b, H.,
tePu'lchuisn, and honesty more than he does the
heal oil his paryD would % not have been moro HON,
r1nie ipr ths President 60 have refused q, rrrly o.,
'', man 10 have rcs'roi ~ 80 p5iIry a subtorusc 10
20 . ] even tho worst consequences that could res,It
from ''Iicsslug tc truth CuudUr requires us 10 ,d.
MT. however. That wc believe Mr. Van Buren, cp,rJ
h1Fc answered the first two questions much T., A.,
s1ilsil'u1n OF hs iuicrr1g lt1rs, because now rnroprIL
'I 10 'c ne oHIDipA ou uIc subject Of slavery. or lose
'g. benefits OF hi' recent coalition with The NuIlfcrs
~ thc SJutb-Iud from the pinebiuy porsss;,, g.
"c.i'm votes . secure his election, he would nj
only promise i' approve the pre-cmguon bin or am
7incr popular western measure, but we ycrIy beH,,.
ne would. o. he could, go even farther. and pIclgc
nlm-eii thhi every man who supported Dos election
,"'lih nave "a q1Ircr section Of fff suoo,f...
iand' on ip iuc h]arElIui lie knew. Hyssy,r a..
commenced answering al al, hc would have d, 81,
.hrough with The whole cstcchism. and tbat the se5y.
hing character ofsome Of the questions would boy.
developed, beyond the possibility Of cgvl OF doubt
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-25
1ANES

The follow isg iOsst Was transmitted ny The Hon
NATHANIEL JCNks. Of INV NoRk. n friend ard sup
porter OF MASrIN Van BgEES. aad undoubtedly IA
his confidence, 20 sn Administration celebration Of tn
July. atCoSEcn. r.. y. aud was drank with entire
appreciation. "Sinws." sc.
~ strict construction OF the Constitution Of ihe
Union-an entire separation Of the Government and It's
revenues from banks-DIRECr TAXATION of ordinary
expenditures 10 insure an economical Administration
a system tf universal education ofyou,h 10 be maintain
ed by The proceeds from sales of public domain-leris-
latiNc protection ~ sll-puvilegcs To none"
There's for YOU. How docs the sentiment "a strict
construction of the Constitution tally with "a system,
of universal education. &c, which the strict Cunsiruc.
iiouists have always held to be an after adoEiinatioul
Let L al pass. What We desire now to call ate. iion
10 Is, direct taxation for ordinary expenditures" The
urlincy support Of Government to be maintained by
DIRECT TANEs! In time Of war and for cr,raosdiHi- y
expenditures. Government has bean obliged OCCASION.
ally 10 resort TO direct taxes; and even then IL was had
enough and o,iious enough to the people. Ia sHch
e.u 7rsencies. perhaps, II may be necessary 10 resort 10
it. 81 here Is the pnposition TO supply ordinary ex-
pcndunr,s from this source. We have alluded to
this subject b, core, and have cnlcavOrcd 10 show that
It was a scheme e the ADMINISTRATION. Mr.. RurrE
openly ayowcd H. Mr.. PIcKENs indis,inctly brusch-
cI IT, MI. Calhoun - und' rS:old h favor II. ~
SION as Mr.. Van Buren, is elected IL nc over should
be, (Which thank Heaven, IHCrc . no chance Er.l
This scheme will DO carried out. t'ci the people SEQ
To n in season.
DIRECT TAXES" "DrEgcr TAyss.' Re member
liz
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-25
GOOD DSCTRIYF

In n letter from Major CampbeI late T.,
I'D reply to an invitation 10 the Clarksburg Conycn,,aa
we Ind The following Wing principles:
! oier you iheso rs my sentiments. which Hon.
ID my absence you will present 10 your C,uvs,,ioo
Isl one Term only for the President. IN gua,I Nm
ns"''s' 'he temptation TO prostitute the poUers az o.
''ACCuuVe 10 obtain his reelection.
Treasury system which increases Tho r.,
'Uu"'e power already too great for a reoubIic " OIL
"'i,h can DC beneficial alone TO the eg;cers o,J -.
creditors Of the Government ""' o'hef
% 40 bankrupt Law by the General C,vo,,no.,
70 De applied 10 our state banks. which yr,,LI -
~ .A'O""Ne OF Inc United States 10 crash our S,,to
'"a 9hi destroy our State governments
'''' NO discretionary powers M the hands Of a..
'es'"oht 10 use and dismiss the banks 4, : II 49,. -,
ms sovereign viii and pleasure, as ,ucb No., =
hro" The whole Of tho banking in.titpf, !, ~ -"
'"r'y at INC ieoI o. the President as supplicapts cr
's Ia'or or miserable slaves Of his bower "
'". No discretionary power 10 the Secrotory NJ IL.
treasury 10 issue Treasury notes al EL,,,, :,
would enable him 10 food the country with tLo "
dangerous Kind Of all paper money.
Oh y" reorganization Of The militia. which d..
I'em ~ ihc service Sftbe United States I'm n ,,m, a
peace and under the absolute command Of the Pr.
v'H rs violates the Constitution. and Laws The finn,
u'llon OF q military despolism.
'W' ma no more Of Mr. President Vim B,,cn no,
,m' present term expires, ne he has recommended an
49, measures, and has converted the whole p,y,cr
~ NC Executive INTO an cleciioneering machine a.
p"y purposes which. if not taken out Of has b,pJs
'N.h'''I<c the country. and convert the Govern.
mont INTO az odious dcspotisrn.
: save Inc honor 90 be, with great respect and ~,
''"y your fellow citizen, JOHN CAMPBELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-25

MINERAL RICHEs OF VIRGIN,
occurs al intervals over a tract Of IS miles from Soutb
ann" Hver near IFS moath, 10 the Appomatoy. In son,c
places The coal seam is found 40 feet ,h;ck II :.
,o"np ~ abundance within fifteen miles Of Richmond.
,n - m Chesterfield IN Goochland, in Powhat.
ut-"n James fi'er aud on The Tuckahoc. Al Mid.
i'ihian pa, ia Chesterfield county, a shaft has bocn
sunk ~ feet below The surface, and a seam az Gna
coal has been penetrated ~ feet.
iron Is found m abundance in various Parts oC Tho
1''e. mere are seven mines Of it in :, otsylvs MIA.
dian rivers =" N'f'
" cod MINES generally less valuable Than Irnp
mere arc ~ IN Goochland-l5 ia Omnre-ni in CnI,
pePpeT-26 III Spotsylvania-IO in Stafford nj g
10 Taulnier. Total gold mines, eighty.
mere are also live copper mines in Fauquier com,
~. The mineral resources in Vir,;n., - 80. 49, '"'
extensive aud valuable. 10y "oS'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-25

"fArsE AND PROFIT BY w address this adj.
monitor ." the supporters Of the present federal ,d.
'hIiislratiOn vh9 duie - form conclusions for tbcu.
serves and who are disposed 10 form honest ones. We
ASK hem' before they commit themselves irreyocsbIy
W hN"r OF Mr.. Van Buren's reelection, 10 muse anil
examine The grounds upon which they base their nro
terence. IL It Dir. Van Buren,, n citizen of The Pcn,l-
I.c' OF Mr.. Van Ru O., the President Of the United
STATES 10 whom They propose 10 extend the hirhcs,
"'oute oil ihcir favor AMI confidence! Do thew pr,.
Pnsc 10 cast their sh1ages for The individual named
because he deserrcs the highest Office in their Gift. or
because ne IS now ia the possession Of III To deter
mine lhis question let them strip him in imarinat; ,,
u INC dignity OF his present station take from him
me hianuIshnents Of ~power-Ihe patronage OF the
general goNenment-lhe ability To reward or punish
~ Dulld up or break down indivIduals for opinion,s
SaAe-let Them give him credit for all the good tiat no
mas ever dpne-all The virtue he has ever exhibiied-
estimate Inn 10y the opportunities that have been g;v.
en- TO INN TO bless and benefit his fellow men in The
many responsible stations he has Gllcd-hold him ne.
ceu"'abIe for the use or abrsa OF those onnur,unifics
anu Then ask themselves Il lac is a man whose cb,-,c
Yer Iiey can drnire-whosc patriotism they can con-
me n-whose principles and policy tEey can an.
provel ' up
Lei Tins test he instituted in iha, scruiiuiz,p nc s,.r-,
tia' should animate every true Republican. AMI Mr.
' an Buren's claims will be found "baseIess - ,Lo
iaDrc Of a VisioH.'-AbaHy EUcHiug Journal
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-25

the Odious and anti republican doctrines avowed AMI
afVOca'ed by him as a member OF the New York Con
venuon! This Is the true secret OF las sanctioning the
Paltry clcchonccriug device that tiore Is ln circulation
in the West, a spurious biography OF his lite by ProL
Holland. We will give $40 to any man who will
show Ms a copy of the spurious life of Van Buren, by
that gentleman bearing any resemblance 10 the original
either m size or external appearance. The truth IS.
lere Is no such spurious lic in cxistence-and the
pre. nc"s CHAT there u, \ an clcCtiOuccring device to
dcsirv the public confidence i'm the abundant urots
of Vun Bu.en's arisiocracy that may bo found in a
work written b. Il personal and political friend 10 pro.
mote his electior To the Presidency. The main ob.
icci Of thc spoilers D, 10 destroy public confidence in
the entire history OF the corn'ry' because its pages. II
well read. beloved. and UNDERSTOOD. would destroy
forever the hopes Of a'pauy that San only sustain them.
selves by the o.! Of popular iniatia ion. delus'on and
~humbug.
Dlnri1e. m. Nay 81. 1910.
Mr. VAN BuEEN PrcsI. 4. States:
You are now beiore the people OF the United S.'tcs
for reelection. We caIm it, as the privilege of Cit.
zcns To propose for your consideration aud answer. the
following heterogeneous.
l. II reelected, should a bill pass Congress abolish
Ing slavery in the District Of Columbia, would YOU ap-
prove the law
,. DO YOU approve Of presumption lawsi
3. Did You, or not, rs a'mcmbcr of the Convention
OF Amendments for amending the Constitution ur the
Stale OF New York vJte against a proposition 10 re-
strict the right of voting to white cuizcusl
a. DID ycu, or not. vote In the same Convention to
allow negroes who were woSh two Manfred and If
y dollars the right ofvoiing!
D. Did you, or not, advocate, in the same Convcn.
hon' a property qualification as Necessary for all elec-
ilrSl
g, Did you, or not, in the same Convention. nronose
and advocate the appointment of Justices of The Peace
by the GOyernprsl
Q, Have YOU examined Hollands life Of Van Enren
Of date lS35-and, If 50, Is it a faithful aud true ms.
tory of your political opinions.
Respectfully your obedienr servants.
WM. KNIGHT.
J. {. ALEXANDER,
MILTON LESLEY,
ADAM SULLIVAN,
II. III. REED,
WM !. MOORE.
w. FITlIIhN,
GEO. MAY.
MICHAEL CLINE,
WAL MCkIBBEN and
-SAML. PARTLOW.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-25

Washington. .JuBc 22I. 1910.
GENTLEMEN - have received a letter sIrupJ bv
yourselves and uIhcrs, prUpoundinr To m several
questions, TO which it is my intention to reply in full
season Tor The ohjcc, you have in view. One of them
IS IN The following words: "IIavc YOU examined IInl.
lands life OF Van Buren,, Of date lS3J-and. If so. is
"a iaItllul aud true history ofyour political opinions yr
" has been suggc. ted TO me, that spurious comics of
lais work have been put in circulation in Illinois. II
l. therefore desirable that you should send nc The
copy 10 which your question replies before | answer
H. THIS vail thank you 10 DO az your earliest convo-
hIcn'c. When inspected, II shall be returned 10 Won
! ain' gentlemen, very respectfully. your obedicn.
servant, NJ VAN buren,.
To VIM. Ethian and John c. Alexander.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-25

'H'EE fEESENrs-The following announcement
under the Boston ship new. head sbnus ,Ln, -
presents are coming to the President in ia, ,b,nc or
1t ns. "N '"'Pc VI
Ai Malaga, 8 ult brig Russell. Matthews. Er Phi.
,~adeIphia Sih' 10 iouch at Tangior. and take on bo,nI
t' Moorish Lions a present to the President of tho
uhiIed States, from The Emperor Of Morocco.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-25
From the St. Louis RcrubIic,c I,r.Ir

&c organ OF Inc Administration of yesterday con-
iains a cut, representing a Ter cabin Hs,r, 80, ., o.,
H'C'ITcasu'g. The representation is the bel iu,.
! 'Non OF this meas ire We have seen. IL will, if con.
,IHued long m force, blow up thousands of loo cabins
u al dfi'o the icnnaRts OF many now ueaceablo
"nu hlpry log cabins forth into The world lo,r and
and beggar the noblcst part of the Amer;r,n -
ihe humble but industrious occupants of the log roh.
ms Ul the Argus loan us the CUT We wish Inc
ri''le Siaie to sec the effects you may expect from
the Subj reosnry bill ny 'PV'' -"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-25

Col. Thompson, as editor of lc Argus. seems 10 d,
light ia "reminiscences of our language aud opinion
Let him 60 on. We have said nothing heretofore tia
we gains1y now. We have given expression only 4
those conservative principles which arc essential I,
iae preservation Of our liberties and though he NAV
make garblcd extracts from our language. by which
10 appeal 10 The passions of a few oG the ignorant. he
can nc'cr make ont ihal we have sustained the oh.
Jecrionab!c features Of federalism.
lie Is answered in a few words. So mr as relates
10 Gen. Harrison, We had read but liulc o!him. knew
but IuIe Of him, until rc opening Of The picscnt can.
yass. Since That time We have made II our busucs,
10 study his character anil quailicarions-,o read hi.
history. We now know, and defy any man to prove
That our Judgment is Incorrect. that Con. HARRISON,
character aud career approaches nearer 10 that of Gen.
Washington ihan any man living. \, far a. regard,
or principles. we hive ever ,oairuI,d ra,i irr
people ruled only under TIC Constitution. Col TL,m,-
s'a 90 bis article IN the hraus object. % that position
OF course then De- Is 10 favor orr.yru, power o., r,,.c
who have a majority Of Ihc p4puiar en-, over the Con.
SiIiuiion aud Laws. TO this opiu.pa hc mus; come.
10 sIrpIi tHn present administration which has tramp.
lei on i"e constitution 40 almo,, every STEP. Are the
people prepared lr jhIs7 Docs the slrreI charter
OF our liberties p,sscss no power AMI j. a minority of
the pr,uIc ,b,,, ~, 'y W
, IVY " '"' ''""'""ff''',
Arc Tho cc,ol, - W 10y ''i'''
,5o - - ~ '."''''' . j
We oiine not. irc the people prepared also 10 rs.
''fi Vac "ii'us Dallas doctrine that the contract Of one
Legislature snot binding on another We think not.
The people are not prepared 10 say. when one Icrisla.
fgro loans ,o,,.y ,o No., 49,, - -.
when or. mako. , r,, d.
abide ry. b.. yb,, -. 49,.
d. mn, L,r,J ,...
,bc r,,, o''"
80 ~ ~
m, 49, - ~ I"
no, - =
s-5. '.r 1t. -. a.. ~ "
mo-, Inc lass ng IN. r,,5 r,,I - IN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-25
From he Uaccqncs Gg-egc
a NEW TGPPECANOE SONG

a NEW TlPPECANOE SONG
I""e-CLAR DE KrrcnEy.
twas an a bright and smiling dav.
About the twcny-nnth Of MAY.
The lio'SieIs were by thousands C,und
On llarriSon's old Battle ground;
80 clard kilcbcn-locu foco.
Gar the kr'ch INDIANA never fire
Inc Suckers came both firm and true.
The WOLVERINES and Buckeyes loo.
Do"n-easlers from The land Of CLANS.
A"j 'ary's mare with sickle hams,
So clar de kitchen, &c.
Tho old Dominion sent her sons.
keniucky's Long knives and Rifle cuns.
And many Housicrs can declare.
'rue Jack Downing's self was there;
81 clar de kitchen, Sc.
The brave old Constitution shin.
, rom Ia Porte county made her trim;
iicr inasis stood high among The trees.
WIN steamers Roaring in The breeze,
80 clar de kitchen, &c.
On Fort Wayno's Gag You might behold
Sub-trcasrers too, with bags Of gold.
sam SNaiwout with lbs eyes stretched wiIe
And Price at Juggling by hIs side.
- clar DC kitchen, &c.
FROM Cambridge city you might see
\ hag-but not ofiberiy,
Bfave gcH'nl Ponto at hs prayers.
We've met The INGINs. and wc'rs r,,,,.
So clar dc kitchen, Sc.
Prince Martin Van, The gree, and ,,;s
Before a cider barrel nirg
he takes n boat. for w., 81, ort
Aud ~ Salt River f,c,J. '"'f~.
80 'l''do ki.cL.en q" Sc ''u''''
inon o1y H'rse '~as on r,at gr,,,5
itr =, !, ".dam Times yys. c,"ni
And y rs voice 10 the s,,aasp- srgu,J
Duck horns his bend va. rovn.t
50 clnr de kitchen, &c.
re lots ofspeakor you might view.
s1ck Downing and Jack Ewing ton.
Our brave electors Jointly Mac.
And Caleb. with has tale Of % qI,ck.
Soclar De kitchen. S.,
Upon that DAY b was dccrssd
Oh TIP should o. he Whue house s,,,t
Prom kitchen drive both groom amt 49,.
Aud send The Prince 10 Einderho,t.
Then cllrd De- kitchen. loco en-
Wabash ~Ii0Jslers never tire. KY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-25
GEORGE ANDREWS.
Deputy Collector for The
District OF COLUMBIA.

government Gre In JsL It seems Immediately o1cr
nv IassnsS OF Tue Sn9 Treasury. The Treasury
Department issued one million of Tr.,sr-r -
bearing o per cent interest, which is an ackp,wL
easemeni that 'vernmont Is now ] per cent. wor..
on hanI 1t was before. a large proportion of tbis
issue was absorbed by the New York Bunk of Amer
ica, ne residue by brokers in SIe District.
IL has bee a mater III some curiosity 10 know Lo,,
the Cove nment will Yet along wiihaut ono,be, c,Il
upon Congress for loans. Whether the Sacre,orv Of
me ! reas"ry will appeal ro Congress be- sre i,s adj.
JourlihoEi rs uncertain. Perhaps he will moi lie
mas ih'Hy millions # expenses and twelve milinn, of
ioT'hne' suppose as &c has increased tho interest
Oh hs iFeAShry npics' that those notes should ~: D.,
returned Tor tie present SO that he cannot rc-s.,,
"hh ihchi Ni'I h. 90 tc the broker 10 got >lly,I.
wiIIhc borrow Of the banks. or will hc have H.,
presumption To draw upon a distant and do,l.rJ
GeI"s''or'cS' and lot the draft lie under prole &. and
bearing legal Inlcr.sIl-NosS Vsreoas.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-25

MIGHTY MEN or yALOR. The Missouri Argus
. political cltochism-its own handy works.
who KILLED ihe great Dragon The Hero Of New
VINO dog De gravel Hon. Thomas lar Benton.
NHo tanned hs hidcl Iion. Martin Van Buren,.
who said AIEvl John &. Calhoun.
fVf dfagnou. we suppose the Argus means ~ s1y
dragon. Bot what precisely Be- meant ~ that figure
OF speech we have not the gn 10 uurlvcL A. 30 The
parts assigned 90 the great guns of Loco Focoism r.
s%pccuvcly ~ doing Cor The dragon they are d,,.t,
les such ls tIese were capable OF pcHJfmlul.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-25

>"if'fy ''r' 'oiucs 10 You 10 G,u,r your vanity and
"S'''s' ~ holding out the power OF the majority
''""feo OF that majority will dwindle down TO The
'u'' Oi one That Is What The villains aim at.
Tue citizens Of lIlrrt,-n auI Preston conu,ics. have
'''"P'a'n'd much and property because they do
MOI Ee' Their copies ct the Tippecanoe Flag through
U' "''' We rcccveI a letter from Bsyedy ycst,r
''y' Saying that they had not got any since the 7h
"u"'''' We assure them that tho Flag. have been
"''led' within two days Of uneir reg liar publication.
un"I 'ho present. which Is the eleventh number
ms has bee" delayed to get ont Oslcs speech. bu,
appears on hc 21h w t,,ag. that IA p,.s. l,.
oecn : udiouly suppressed 10y pos; masters.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-25
From the MldiSonian.
PREMONTrOl;l SYMPTOMS or SCrTREASC-

kllSM.
"Ths il the true beginning of onr enI."
ERfANENs AHEAD roR CorroN GROWERS AND SHIFTING
MERCUANS.
The adoption of n hard money currency bv tho
Governments of the Unite s,atcs. Will require Inc inn.
pIrtiiIOn OF from thirty to forty millions of cold and
SILVER from Europe within a short time. Tho anti.
ciPaiInn oi the mOncyed interest of Europe of tho ne
ceSssary consequences Of the SIb-Treasury syS,em
must cause immediate scarcity of money. cmb,Ia,s
or stop manufactures, and at once produce a consider.
able fall IN the price Of all our products ia European
markets
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-25

Errv-The Tr-NNccLly tuue- +, rrbli.b.l ~.
n~i'rs. fhnr~itvs and Saturday. az - per annum
advance. orsj al ihe crl ut The year 50 Tor SIX
p "ipN NJ sIi~er.hyr received for less term t.an
sy .augths.
'"e ''r"Nlv paper. 'ha Western virginia Trr-s. =
'',-h."t on "Wednesday nj - 80 par unnrhn in ol.
'''"' o. - o. hot paid within Uic month from the
'"u's oi hc year. Noncw subscribers will bc 70.
H"l' except sIch as fay IN advance. For T. months
'J T. invariably CHARGED. No subscriber received
.af a less term than six months. and no paper di.c,n.
w''', except ot the discretion OF the publisher. until
AZ Averages are paid.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-25

DELAWARE SrEINcv-Nc learn from a-rcutlcman
Nho ha' been misleading al Delaware Springs 6r a
lew days, That under the administrator Of Colonel
Olmsieod aid Henry Lui4, the recommendation are
very superior Never were there more aceonmoda-
ting landlords better supplies. richcr fcos,iug. better
AR or better company.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-25

ErnTar,erHY Pucfs-Ouco f lhc rsrtu1- NJ Hla
ori, hrm boz th- village engaged u Doc T]ur.H1.c of
Wegt tv6suns rs fb1t thr highest price obey p1ld iJr
ih- new eHp s g. rents. vHfir frc nrrree price of
tleir purchases f7 thc sc,s,n. being double the amount
ret bad token at Ins date iasf y'ur fs bot twenty
scion sg,,F Thu. b. hut little mYro hln hIlf OBJ.
frrr orf.sf ,r4r. ord barely moro t.1u orc fHd ui
,sfsf ra4 gard u rrrrr year, How l1ra drHe l"c0
ori- sugpose tsat thr farmers will raise vauI lnr
fUsnfvrsvcu cents 1nI vh.at fr fUruty-s'tru shI
a. es.aId continue Co. slYfort hc Administration
Syracuse Journal
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-25
WHEELING.
SATURDAY MORNING. July a5. ls4o.

l"' weather. whIch hod besn warm iur several
days Mas ooicd On "Wednesday night and Thursday
by a glorious ram, by which 'he river has risen a few
inches.