Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-10

eenoneeung. lie was removed and ID. \. Agncw
as appointed in his stead. Who this done by'
: w Beiden. president Judge, VIM. Dunbar, Trea-
our'' Arnold Lynch. Recorder. and Mr Brown, DE
"'y Clerk These and three Others met, procured the
emoNal and the appointment. Nor nno;hcr man in
Sark Co. knew the change was to be made These
re the imposi,ions that have bcen practscd within
Si speak out next fall against such dynasty as thiSi
e they do not Old Molly Stark will be aioyy sure
enough
The SuL-Trcasur. Bill has lain on The sneakers
desk ia the house at about five weeks
and has not vet been referred TO n committee Can I
on tell why realerl IL is becarsc the friends Of !,
dare not listen to discussion Of its merits They
wish to force it through on the las, days Of the session
by the aid of the gaglaw. under the prsence Of wan,
Of time
Mr. Riicie LAYS great stress uron the accusation
friend of the administration vbicb VA, Guilty If
hn,cbiny and ,,ppor,;nr IN. Alien and Sel,,on Law,
If Mr. Rchi. cnns,,crs the o,,oon e Lob, R,o,oI,b
40 very irnror,,u, ;r ,h,. e,.o ,o .,,ro.o n. ,,,
adrn, ,ha, The same Randolph. opinion wa. equally
important when he said Mr. Richie had seven prnc;
rles--thc FIVE loayes and two fishes
A ,o,O-,;o,, c,,o -, h;, r H. ,o.;,.,,,.,
VI i"ssa'"us'"s WIS heiu o" ihufsday 'ne <'h an
and EDWARD EvsRErr wns nominated for Governor,
also responded to the nomination Of Harrison a. TYLER
nv w. ''' u'''' "'''''' VI '' "'"N'"s i'S'''u'''
Of PENNSYLVANIA. has passed the Senate and gone 10
the lower house What its fate will be there. Heaven
only knows. We saw lille hoy the other day who
very innocenfy reminded Of this of lcgsla
ton His alher seeing him out Of doors without his
shoes called TO hun My son. where your shoes'
Them Why father they want good for nothing"
why not GOOD Tor any thng 2 why because they
u'd nj exactly ut round the ankles SO put Them in
e "'e "e on men after 'hat ihey hur' my toes
"oH my !" cur ou' pace Tor my Toes and
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the harl money orc-boldcr, oC ,be Covernr,cr, "a
the hard cider party Of the People and that it will be
Wy nIru ne ''ofd uneS are not ended before n
In tho v.,r 1877 .bi,,,..s ,.u.,,,
sixpcnny mummy. vb, had held tho o,I;cc. az ,in J
YES. VINO called himself Thomas Allen, got up by
''np "o % '''p newspaper called The Hia''
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u"', requiring the banks OF wa ""'' y ''a''"' ."
he ls' january heA'' or within ID DAY rom ''e "'"o
Ine pennsylvania banks resumed @honid "ey 20 %
before that date.
nav 'e,','e' ron Tie author > W. Tyson
- ." ue'P"a' a copy Of the Sketches ct ih'
nc ana p"'''e services OF Gen. w. II. HAHRIsoN-
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'e"' ni"h e'ehiui nc. MI J. wields vigorous
nd elegant pon and We are sure that no person who
axes up this book will Iav il down be,,e ,o,,,l.,;
-, ~ ''''''' "''o'e '"'P'e"'s
"N "O'' nave Oeen already feia'ied'
The ClIzScntin,l If LIE date seem, n b,v. hon,
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'.O'' "o'e'e'' Out " one article winch
nys That We msrePrcsented the meeting at Mt Pleas
INT We are not in the b,st Of ro;.,.n,...,;r, .Da
placed dawn IN. ,,,,to, Tho, "A ,,--..-,-
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Who were present They a description Of gentle.