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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-21

Mr. WHARToS-Thero is now in our city a gen
tIeman who intends giving a course of lectures or
Animal Magnetism. This subject, which has been %
often rdiculod, and about which so little is known. !,
now brought before US, by a man who processes Ic
have studied II thoroughly. Would il not be well (or
us 10 embrace the present opportunity Of in investigating
the claims Of this science. II hcts can be PRODUCED
and those facts cannot be accounted for hy any known
principles Of philosophy, is it asking Too much Of us 10
investigate the matter, and if here is any deception. 10
detect and expose it. Ifa subject is presented ,o us
with which we have never been acquainted. vha,
wouiu De 'he proper conrse 10 pursue TO investigate itl
Would 1t be TO pronounce the whole matter a bumbup.
OF 10 calmly and dispassionatoly take up the facts. e..
amino The evidence test the matter practically. TO see
and know for ourselves, and then decide. We sec
certain effects produced, by cerinin operations. which
have no apparent connection with ihcm-we cannot
explain the cause, bot shall We doubt the evidence Of
our scRscs1
To theorisc on The matter is worse than useless. and
ihe man who pursues this course will ever remain nm
unhclIevcL ] mean that The subject must be exnmin.
ed with regard to the facts nlone-philosophy is per-
ieciiy at fsnlt--none Of the known laws of Nature can
give any clue by which TO pursue the Investigation
II rests solely upon facts, naked stubborn facts. The
m this science take high ground-ihcy claim
Tor At a most powerful influence in relieving much Of
the suffering which flesh is heir TO-" and oil that they
require Of Us Is to believe the evidence Of our senses
ih'' Is surely a reasonable request let Us then without
examine these preicnsions II The matter j.
las some 'ay0 all a hunbug. how easy Is IL to over.
lh'o" Il but u It present some thing which 10 ms are
hs'Phcahie' would We not be Unsuitable u, examining
more thoroughly
canno' blame any nan 6r iDcredulity on tho sob.
leoi' because Il u utterly impossible for any one 10 be.
love who has not realized something oft in hi. own
person or by tho strongest evidence Of bis senses
even thcr, there are ssrne ihipgs which the mind eap
'curoely realizc-iffhs consideration. hoseycr should
ie'es any from see, ing rsc tufh. I can only s,v I do
bot envy them. A.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-21

The following remarks from the Eastern Argus
Reuiref, published nj Portland. Maine.) besides The
merit Of being true to the letter. are of much interest
coming from so respectable a source al a moment when
aiarmists elsewhere than in MAISE seem to be dispo
sed to make the most Of the rumo.s from the ~neighbor.
hood Of the Boundary Line;
"FEE-FAw-FUN." &c.-Th loco party nre er.
trenely solisiious in the State TO create a diversion OF
the public mind from the ruinous and desolating policy
ct the present Naio lal Administration by exciting
alarm about barracks" "forts." "ambusaades," &c.
&c. by the British on our Northern 10 InGary.
But IL Is all no GO" A more deadly enemy Than
the British Government is TO the prosperity Of our cooa-
try has already reirenched himself in its bosom, and is
sapping. and undermining. and destroying the vitality
Of our institutions. That enemy is the locofoco credit.
destroying policy of Mr. Van Buren's Administrator
and party.
IL IS far more important at this junciure for tho PEG.
pie OF Maine TO defend her fishing interests against Mr.
Bcntons assaults than 10 defend our territory against
any reported sggressiOns OF The British. The fsheris.
are m daagot. while the territory we cannot lose.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-21
~Gen. Harrison wbile

~rGen. Harrison while a member of Congrcs- hore
an acu'e part IN pressing through the u. volutionary
Pension Bill. Before the passage Of that bill, at the
Session oflol1-lS. n bill being before The House 10
increase the compensation of Members of Congress
nom s1 collars per day to nine dollan per day. and
a motion being made (Jan. 6, 1879 TO strike out mine"
and insert six" dollars as The daily compensation.
Gen. HARRisoN said that "in explaining what would
otherwise appear an ia lnsistency in the vote he v as
about to give, he was aware that in order to preserve
Ia congress talents OF a proper grade, and to enable
men OF moderate property TO come TO Congress With
out loss a higher compensation was necessary than
had heist fore been allowed to Members Of Congress.
But said he, holding, as we do. the Ike Of The Treasu.
ry' We ought not TO do ourselves even Justice, before
we DO u 10 others uhose claims are stronger, and Of
longer standing. WHENEVER JUSTICE SHALL
BE DOM TO THE SUFFERERS IN TIE WAR
Or THE REVOLUTION. NOT TILL TIE
SHALL BIZ PREPARED TO DO JUSTICE TO
OURSELVES"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-21

SloSs or TuE TiNES-WN0Ts or LABoR.-The
hard money doctrines of The administration. IN their
application TO The wage- of nlcs. do n1t afpear b
take very well with the peoples We are not sorrri-
.cd ut this. and We can therefore the more radhy par
doh Mr.. Bochanc- Ter his outrageous ebuhi,ion OF pas
SION against Mr.. Senator DAVIS. Flesh and blood-
mere lesh and blood cannol stand such results ~ are
now exhibiting among our industrious and oppressed
popuiaiicn,
One Of the most remarkable signs OF the tunes that
have fallen under our observation. is the complete rou'
Of the locofocos in the town of Lynn. Mass. distinguish
ed for its shoe manufactures. and Till of late for its l-
cofocoism. The rryulir locofoco majority there. for
several years. has varied from tao To FIVE hundred -
The Boston Atlns gives the iollowing tables ofihe state
l of parties there since ls3l
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-21

ANEcDoTE OF LOUIS TIE EIGurEEvra-At tho
pcrioi Of The Restoration. she Ducde -. one af the
most conddcnta al servants Of Napoleon. became Attach.
Ell TO The royal household. Before I admit YOU into
my Secro's' my dear duke, SAID the King. in .honoring
him with q first private audience nt Ihe 1PnilIc,i,s
YOU must favor INC with n few of yours in. exchange
FRAY how did you manages obtain such correct in.
'ei'e,nce OF my proceedings duringmy s,journ al Mil
an and Verona! Who was Ihe fellow that's far yio-
hled ms trust MS TO afford 10 the Emperor intelligence
Oi a' 'hat was passing in my ouscholdF-Th We.
roma md Milan affair, sire. were sbrf,,e mo fine 70
piied'the duke. but at ~IIartwcll. ! am under he
eess''y'"i a'owing that we obtained information ,hr,
the ',reaehery Of the Due DAumoni.' Moth bin
cried ms majesty laughing heartily. .D'Aumont.nn
: oo'h wore very poor. He received 4 g0L. per asnun
"W % ne ~oVOL pounds which you used 10 forward
TO him so regularly as the price of the xccrc, i,1nrmo
hon win which We favored you in return; but the bal
ancs was paid over to mer The confusion otirhe NJ w
Minister may be readily conceived.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-21

VERY LATE FROM THE PAciFIc-Thc brig North
umbcriand, nj this port from Jamaica, brought as pas
senger, Lieut. VIM. III. kennon, of the frigaIe Consti-
luton, Commodore Claxior. bearer OF Dispatches TO
our Government from Lima. The Patriot states that
he was landed nj Old Point on Sunday, expecting to
reach Washington sooner by way OF Richmond Can't.
Watts understood that he was but 81 days from Lima.
Capt. w. was only able to learn that The amount ofthe
dispatches was, that the new government OF Peru
would not receive our Charge des Afaires. The A.
merican Consu! was acting as Charge. Lieut.. Kennon
viii probably reach Washington to day-he brought
n letter bag from the Pacific, which he took with him.
BY this arrival. we have The first information Of the
Constitution reaching her place Of desIinauon.-Bqh
Amor an.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-21

A DIsISrEREsrEp IeGIsIAroR.-At n recent Wing
meeting At the lafayette 10. Court House. several fire
speeches were made. Ono of thcm the Lafayette
Free Press says:
Mr.. John Nj, Cormick arose and related in n few
words, an incident in the career Of William Hen y
Harrison while a Delegate from the North Western
Territory TO Congress. lie said the election Of Harri-
son asa Delegate had been opposed by many pe'Son'
who had settled upon the lands Of his faihcrinlaw.
John {. Symmcs. but were unable 10 pay for them,
and wished tho assistance of Congress, in which IA "
were opposed by Symucs, who nj that time owned p
large tract Of land extending from The Great to the
Little Miami Contrary tc The expectations df these
men, however. Harrison generously sacrificed his own
interests, Connected rs they were whh his father-in.
law y and advocated AMI procured for these very men
the indulgence they required; and lac likewisc.hy indie
f~atgahle cSertion. procured the passage of n law Gu
selling the public lands in tracts of l60 acres instcat
OF 1000 acres Us II had been before. although in dircc
opposition 10 his own pccuniary interests; and thus h,
acted IN nv the r'nhlic trcs's oonfded 10 him; AWAY
preicrring the greatest good of the creates, number.
To his own nggrendisemcnt.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-21

"TnE WHOLE HoG."-1heq quality e. daring which
IN respect Of some acts Of great wickedness. throws a
him over the eye Of a superficial mind and ohseurcs
their enormous crininaliry. does not, rs some seem %
think, have the same effect in regard to all base actions
We hate the midnight assassin more than the Bucca.
neer-the sly thief more than the bold rUb5cr. L.
recklessncss OF personal danger. is a species of cour
age which, doubtless though it be, furnishes a sort OF
gliding 10 deprayity. But the slandeIer-Lhe infamous
traducer OF the good and ,irtuous-has not I'll s poor
advantage. The magnitude of his lie diminishes in
no degree our contempt Of his princit les and hatred
Of his practices. The lunderer-"whose tongue cut.
vc.pI.-. all the worms OF Nile-whose breath rides on
the aoatins y.!inds and visits every corner of the earth"
has not even the MS "rable consolation which p.r,ain.
TO the pirate and The secondary plundsier.
We find the following paragI-,r IN the "Consiitu-
tionalisi. u Van Buren, paper publishel alive wish
we were at liberty to suppress the name of the ~rlarH)-
nj Newark, Ohio. We introduce 10 here for the pu-.
pose, mainly Of commencing il to the attention Of our
venerable and esteemed contemporary Of the Richmond
Enquirer. 1t may serve TO eorroborate the statements,
To which he has already given SO extensive currency.
concerning the late Convention.
"A letter recently received in this town from Col.
umbus. says-"that four out of six thousand delegates
in attendance on the 22d were as drunk us Digs" A
pretty sample, indeed. Of the decency parIy.-Oli
CoJaderae.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-21

Last fall. the whole number of votes was l.500.
and the locofcco majority was 100. On Monday last
l,5li. and the Wing Majority On the vote for select
men, was l0S-a change Of 900 Yclcs in less than six
months
Now If the administration desires to know the cause
Of this great change in popular sentiment IN the town
OF Lynn. we would call its attention 10 the following
extracts from the printed speeches OF Benton and Blu
chanan. The same causes that have turned the me-
clanics. manufacturers and farmers of Lynn. will af
feet every class that Is interested in Northern labor.
aud that is disposed h. protect 1t against the contem-
plated reduction to the degradation of hard money
countries;
REDUCE L NOMINAL nc TuE REAL
STANDARD or PRICES THROUGHOUT TIE
bcncfts"-Nr. Buohanan's Speech. Jan. -.
Articles arc manufactured in France AMI Germany
for one half their actual cost in this couniry.-Ib.
1t was but the other day that ! saw an crirac,
from an English paper which stated that whilst the
c 'tlcry manufactured in Germany was equal in quality
with the British. IL was so reduced in price. that the
latter would have 10 abandon The manufacture alto
gcthcr-lb.
TO the Southern Starss-,o tho whole co,ier, rice
iobacco. and sugar growing rcgion-now 50 grevious
~ afflicted with the curses OF the paper systemic
all this region I would say. study hc financial histor
Of Holland. France and Cuda. Foaou their cyampic
~cmHi1ie their solid currency. fmi,aic them. MIR. Ben
toms Speech, Jan. 10
To the other States I would say, do The ikc.'--Ih
"The foreign manufacturer goes home, rURcuAsTt
ms LABOR, his wool. and all other articles which enic
INTO his manufacture, nj HALF THEIR COST ~ TIM
COUNTRY. and again returns 90 inundaie us, &c."-
Mr.. Buchanan's speech, Jan. %.
In connection with these extracts consider the fo
lowing facts
Wages iH Francc-Calais common labourers. Z j.
pennies per day with board and without dwelling
Boulougnc, 81. per day, TO. do ; Nantes, 81. per day
without board and without dwelling Marscillcs. g.
10 I'd. per day, with board and without dwelling. Tn
food in some districts " consists in rye bread. soup mad
Of mIllet. cakes made of Indian corn, nor aad de
some salt provisions and vegetables, rarely, fevci
butchers me3i.' In others, I" wheaton bread, sou
made with vegetables, and a little grease or lard iwic
a day. potatoes or other vegetables, but seldom an
Butchers meat"
Gernsny.-Duntzig lahorers 42d. TO I'd. per da'
without board Muhlburs I'd. per day IIolsicin q
per day. without board.
Neher'd1ds-Soul Holland laborcrs 81. TO I'D. p,
day, with board ; North Holland GOD per day. wirho,
board Antwerp 81. per day, do; West Flander
9bs. to los. per year, with board.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-21

a MELANcHoLY SroRY.-on Saturday. The 2e,h
ui'imo. Mrs. McGilvery. residing in ST L,nis TNrs.
souri, 'ook out a pistol belonging 10 her husband. who
Is absent which had been laid by for a long time n
clean IT. Surprising il not loaded, she uur n 0n.on
"ho snapped u at Mrs Ennis. merely with a yi~v of
soaring her' 10 did not go III. and pursuing bcr amu,e.
&c a. ne ~" % another cap and went 10 The house
ns Nn ms door. After some frivolous romark sbc
mapped NE pistol al bs face. when il went o6T tho
ooh,en,s. a leoden ball. entering The leh eve, passing
quite 'hso"sh the head, came out at rhe IscL oT ,he
meek. Mr. Russell fell back into the bon.o ~ 10y
,enI o clock IN iire evening eSII ircd. Prom Ihis ma.
""una'e circumstance. Ain. McGilvcrv becnp q al
a"et if'n''c' Aiter The acL she was tnkoa betoYe a
maglS rae Where all The facts were manfred into
when she was d'scharged, ihero being no eyiJeoco a.
%""ee; on TIC contrary. all the testimony tended 10
STOW mat u was The result Of her ipnorsnec oS the
:" peihg "aded Mr.. Russell was a sober. indt s;nous
'n ue owner OF the di, ing bell. and has for sono
'"ne 01In engaged !" uising goods Gom suDken ,e,.
''"' lie has len a wife and several children.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-21
M.smArrax B.rK-The Now York Journal

MASHATTAS BArK-The Now York Journal o.
Commerce Of Monday, q. p. NJ, says:
The Directors Of the Manhattan Bank have been in
session all the morning, IN earnest deliberation ON p.ea.
sures TO be taken in reference 20 the report IF tho In.
vosiigntIng Committee, which has been completed and
laid before the Board.
IL is reported that Mr. White, the Cashier. has sen,
m hls resignation, but Of this we are not certain.
The publication Of the report may be expected 10.
] morrow.
MATTERS TO M THOUGHT oF.-JOLn Quincy Ad.
ans, during the four yenrs of his Administration, paid
S50.O00,000 Of the National debt.
Martin Van Buren,, IN The first three years Of hes I'D.
ninislraiion, has squandered a Surplus Revenue Of
Si0,OO0,O00 md snddled the country with n debt Of
more Than S'0O00.O00.
The expenses Of the Government, during the four
years Of John Quincy Adams Administration, was less
than S50.000,000.
The expenses Of The Government. during the first
three years Of Martin Van Burcn's Administr,tioD
amounts 20 more than 100000 600.
FALLING orF-Inw Waterbury. c. tbo,e v..~
ploycd in the factories in 1897. $40 hands a. me-
ent here are l6l. The value Of The goods rnsruCac.
iured here in 1897, was sol 600. This wear il is
$3.50. "
COUNTERTTIr-Wc learn This mornipg ,b,, m.
counterfeit so bills ON the Newark BANKING and In.
90, ior which one company has been sent tp rc S,st,
Prison, are IN circulation again. Ono Of them Vss 70.
ceiycd for a load ofhay yestcrday-Ncpa,k DaIv.
FiRE-ou Saturday night. between 10 and eleven
o'clock. tic umbrella mandatory Of Mcar Spoosr
and Son. in Grccnloaf court, was partially injured ~
frc-Phd T. s. Gas. y
The Roman Catholic clcrpyncn II Montreal arc h
coming NJ enthusiastic on the subject Of absti,.,.c
from ardent spiriis. n The people Of the s,me Gtb ~.
represented 10 be- iu ireland. A. dhc close Of an al
dress recently delivered Ia Montreal. two hunJ,ed nst.
sons signed the pledge Of the temperance society on
the spot.
Governor McNuti. of Mississipri, has i.sucd In rrse. /
.amaiion' Tarning capitalists not ~ purchase the state
bonds held by The UnioE G1nk. This syamipV c,n..
late, W think, as he bonds have already hon
old.
The Capitol Of Virginia. took Gre on SaiurJ,y d. he
senate Chamber bot tho flames were s,fi0ypis.e5
'fhgJi much damage. !
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-21


a PARsoNs ToUGHER-OId Aar.,n Al
oss'er county, used some times TO he ab,en, =, -
y ouf once on a tive, having just returned
i'Oin one OF these excursions. he found his c,n,,.us.es
q9ne drowsy. and wishing 10 raIe fiem pr. mo braJe
on IN Tire midst Of bis sermon. and lernn 10 Tell 80
0ma,r " o,Ss, ,nlng, he had seen in YORK St..
srcai' 'nosquiocs-so large ia, MANY =, - "O" ~a
"S,gn " pound: The n,oplo were BY D. }To Si5,
sboy are oao, "snrnucd rarson 4 aand norooyol
IN y o'' "no"n TO climb lrccs sb3 Inrtr,
INC next day sne Of the doa ON. sslIcJ n,o ,u
dsl;1ed ~ 'nai many o ftho t,ebron were much : an.
s'aric' =" = me oig s'oreSbe pld he day before. what
sAys rar'oa NJ why sir. YOU sid tbf N.
,bo.qul'ocs m YoIk s'sic were so large. Ina, n'spv o1
~; "ouFi weigh 2 paundr' well" rcioinod the
gn. ao really think that great many offhem
IVY continues The deacon. "ynu AZ, s,id that they
ooulu G imo "P on tfocs and bark Well SIR s,s
.oa, ?" 20 Their climbing up ON Trees. 7 have
'hem do ihat-lavnt yen, deacon" 90 vc. .
ecu now could They climb op The trees & NOT climb
% ihc barE' The seacon was Of eou,sc noorI,ssed
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-21
WASHINGTON. d.. C.. March 10. ls.
To tbs President II the United States
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

To tbs President II the United States
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington. Marth IL. lSte.
The Secretary Of State. to whom has been referred
n resolution of the Hsusc Of Representatives. dated
the 9th instant. requesting the President 10 communi-
cate To that body whether any. and. If any. what msa-
sures have been taken. since The rejection Of the re-
c"rnmendaiion Of the King Of Holland. of 4 new line
OF boundary between the United State. and the pro
vince of New Brunswick. to obtain Information in re-
sPect 10 the topography Of the territory in dispste, BY a
survey or exploration of the same on the part Of the
United States alone; and also whether any measures
have been adopted whereby the accuracy vi the sur
rcy lately made under the authority Of tho British Co.
%vernaeni. when communicated. may be tested or ex.
amined. has the honor to report 10 the President that
no steps have been thought necessary by this Govern
ment since the date above referred to. to obtain toPe
graphical Information regarding the disputed territory
elmer by exploration or survey, on its part alone; moi
has 1t thought proper TO adopt any measures to ties
he accuracy Of the typographical examination recent
ly made by "a British commissioner. The result Of whici
has not been made public, or communicated TO the L
nriod States Respectfully submitted.
JOHN FORSYTH.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-21

The Young Mems Convention, Ia assemble IN Bal
tiinorc On the FIRST MONDAY ~ MAY neat. Mill
doubtless have a powerful influence in the result of'Le
presidential contest. lthas. therefore. been deemed
advisable that Ohio county should be- well represented
ia IL The Committed Of Vigilance and Correspond
ence have therefore decided to call a meeting Of the
citizens of the County ut the COURT HOUSE, on
FRIDAY EVENING the 9th inst at Z o'clock. !
Is the regular meeting of the Tippecanee Club, and
is thought that the business Of both may be ,ransacte,
under one. Several gentlemen from abrad. it is un
derstood. will be present and address the meeting o
that evening.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-21

The Van bufcn papers continue 10 assert that Gen.
Harrison permitted tho Indians to chose bis cncamp
ins ground Or the battle Of Tippecnnoc. The false.
hooi q hose assertions can be made manifest IN q few
words to those who are capable e. comprehonding the
nature Of q battle. IRE TIppceanoo river runs afihat
point, Fast and by South. The waba.h. Sopfb bv Past
forming nn ob'uso angle On ho Tippccunoe river
some distance from the Wabash -tauds PROPHETS town,
lnd The ground adjoining The nyes on bph sides for
near half a mile wa dcnsr woods. next o. syysmnv
Prairie. Back Of that Prairie. and about one mile from
sfh nycrs is q point Of land or bluH an ole,at,., Of
about h0y Or siry feet Here Gen. Usrisous force
cucdmp,d
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-21

M0>EY MATTERS ~ NEw Yory-Tb. r,c~
Mo'day. ?. ?. NJ says.
On Saturday loans were obtained on to,d srJ mar.
gage on leased property 20 nrrc amcunts This - a
povoriul evidence i1nt here - not only a good deaf ,C
unemployed capital but HAT mortgage security h. doom.
cd The safest Indeed 10 b most surprising That tbaro
should have ever been any disposition 10 call in monrv
placed on mortgage TO invest the same in storks or mote.
DE a.iufeme'ns. %h,1oysf have been very rrcaf-
: "' 'cnpt'tons of ia9 o. nifoo per centa month ON
'i1'sl lg-s hls Jcsn f.e fum " aJadfeLs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-21

FRIGHTENED 70 DEArH-A luIo r,t 49,
years Of age. daughter ola widow gc,.an :" ,,sW
ABOUT eight miles from Lapccf. was Gieb,cr.5
name. VIC ui drrsiand. on wcdncs5,v Of
."'' sue sed ~ a''oni two boucafsr ter E,5h, -
pI''hef'a small lad. dressed t.aiself N , A,jsd -,
Sln I" 'hi.sa Der % 'he was song T. 2 pe,ybior.
~ 't-se V7r1n7 .'fc51 .s.f.agw
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-21
}. Z. WHARTON, Eaaor and Proprietor.

TERMs-The Tri-Weekly PAPER is published on
Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays. at SIS per annum
in advance. or SO al the end Of the year. 50 for six
months. No subscriber received for u less term than
six months.
psblished on "Wednesday nj So 50 per annum ia adj
vance. or 50 if not paid within one month from the
beginning OF the year. No new subscribers will be re-
seivel. except sach rs pay in advance. For 6 n months
81 50 L. invariably charged. No subscriber received
bt a less term than STA months, and no paper discon-
tnued. except al the discretion of the publisher, until
all arroaragcs are paid.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-21

NoKrii EAsTEsS BoUNDhsr.-The Speaker of ihe
House Of kSpiesen,a,ive, LAID before ina, body on
Saturday the following standardization frcin the Pre-
-ident:
To the Hopse # Representatives. r. the United Stuf,'
i transmit TO the House OF Representative. IA IN
sver To a resolution Of that body. dated on the 9Th IN
slant, the enclosed report of the Secretary Of State.
NJ. A BUREN.
WASHINGTON. ID. C., March IL. le40.