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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-14

RRANDY OCHRE, AND VINEGAR Landing from
french brig Avenir from Rochelle Alex segnstte Bran
dy, IN hhds and ar pipes, 9TH proof
OIhhE.--l0o casks Rochelle superior quality
VlNEGAR-6o casks superior white wine Vinegar {" c
Lem" brand 'b"i y
For sale on good terms, by
apis ST. A. SEIGNETTE II Water =,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-14

REMOyAL-CUNNINGHA CORNELL & HARRIS
Dstiiers and Reethers have removed from I77l South
10 the sore 1874 Front opposite Burng slip
they will promptly orders the various kinds OF
Domestic Liquors, such Pure sprt, Brandy Gin and
Whisky.
P Orders will also he executed if len at thu Dstery
Fvontstree Caharine Ferry BrookIvr mo
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-09

The shocking outrage. which Vas pcrpeiratcd Last
Monday on respectable citizen Of Baltimore employ.
ed in the lawful exercise Of his rights as freeman
viii awaken feeling Of just and strong indignation IL
we mistake not. throughout the whole oountry The
sun Of yesterday, whose account spends with the
facts OF The far have been able 10 a,cer
tain Them. says:
The particulars Of this melancholy and ssgraceful
affair. are these Ss the procession proceeding
down Baltimore street, gang Of half grown boys were
marching up carrying on the top Of pole stuffed
figure representing General Harrison as q pettcoat
hero. and when they arrived near Howard ST. they al
tempted to form in with the procession; Mr. Laushin
stepped out Of the ranks with ths view TO stop them
when he received the blow The head from stick
which deprived him Of life An inquest was held over
The body by A. II. Greenfield. Esq. coroner and the
jury returned verdict that he "came 10 his death
by blow from stick, in the hands Of some porson
unknown to the jurors" II these fellows came on,
for the purpose Of insulting and disturbing the process
SION. they ought to have been arrested and severely
punished FOR heir iRsolence and backgusrdfsm
Mr.. Laughn hss Ich widow and four children
one an infant lie was q respectable mechanic--n
Federal Hill. The excitement,
IN the city Is very great at this and brutal muir
der. We feel at present unprepared comment upon
n The act itself speaks IN language than which we
can add none strongernor is IL easy 10 find apy term.
fl 10 convey the feelings OF Indignation and horror
which sneh ala outrage naturally inspires
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-09
WHEELING.
SATURDAY MORNING. MAY 2. ls:o.

'iSciSiA Srkrasrics--Let the Van Barsnitce take
hsy ssaee CT the past and present Virginia and
'acs viii sscn be convinced that the sc-pire their
POWER has departed frsr their hands. We Save 40,
az yet received ihe fton each county in the
state wifi srfEseni accuracy 10 ~ enables. 20 oscx.n,
the present popular vSs. bull we can compare the
c.enics TO s'rne esien, b. the member. elected, In
Nbcrrnsr,e. Van Barren in ls3s had majority Of 50
This year ii has whig, to tho legi.airre.-
Amherst scHd, this yeor whs. IL gave in 1886. Is
majority 70 the party. Brooke gave majority Of $50
this year GO. Caroline gave 100 majority in &c "a,
Van Buren, this year l. Dinwidis 10 claimed ., q
an Buren, victory. yet in 1896 gave only Cor the
wings and now for Van Buren,. Fiuvana gave Vas
pnren $50 majority. his year elected n whir. Fred
ef'sk gave 25o majority. this year elected whis-
franklin gave 200 majority THE year elected whr
Hanover gave l20 this year elected a whir. Hamp
shire gave 10 majority this year elected whis Lew
70 100 majosi'y, this year whig Marshall so MAORI
". TIN. year 81 wing No,,ovay 100 this year a ,is
fowha'an gave l6 this year whig Prince Ed,sar
81. 'hisyea ~hig. Patrick gave l2o this year whir
Rappahannock 20, this ycar whig spo,tsylvania CAV
IS this year whig. Tyler gave TO- this year whis
Norfolk Borough 100 Cor the wings. this year so
~hg majority. This shows something Of the viii
increase. and Van Buren, alling off, Blu, when we ca
e1a'e that the whig msoritie- this year are gree
IA these eonniies as the Van Buren, majority in lS3
we shall lind IN them aggregate gain Of $500
The gain 10 tho wings Is counties that were viii
before and in those that still for Van il leo,
eluai 10 that above stated. giving total Of 90
gain The Van Buren, party in Virginia had. in 1885,
y Sx thousand eight huadred and ninety majority. TIL
% estimate shows what Will be nearly the true vote
d Virginia on the neIt election Ut president
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-09
LATE FROM FLORIDA.

Fron - Augustine. BY way II CharIesior, ro hsv.
he following particular
Two Indians he'd como insc Tar,pa f,ssn Ho.polsfk.
uno ..s,eo 'ns' ihey were snTioss 10 come W win
n oon'oqoenes Of misunderstanding
0s,S zen 'hem and san Jas.os ard WiLd Cat
One indian was killo,l aud one faEen prisoner. ~
so'nie' of thc fih Infaniry. about week SEQ
Hno H'acs opon ibeirrsiL Sixteen hones yer, si.o
tIptufed. ~
rom ne 81 Augustine Meas 2aib ins
1cuu essrttal hes been ordered 20 osser,bio &C
his pei "a Hcndsy nsg, Of which Hri0.Sey Ce-.,,i
Arm'siead 10 PresisenL ard Cooaei wslhseh ColoueI
Ca'ss. fs'ors Churchill. Payns. MeciintooE. Asbb,.
Cspssn Folton, snd Loutensns i p Pidyeiey sre
msrpbsrs.
u s sud ~ everufes have seen maze 10 Ceyer.l
Taylor. b - chief lodsns who figured IN 10 mas.
are 81 Cs'soseha'chi- - rsfritthss T. ecr r. e5
- irEnspsS.ss grs. ras5,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-09

HaSatsoS PRETTRsiSo ASorHLH Mass SoS roHis
ewSs--Y silo General Harrison was Governor ~ In.
dana sc cniera'ned IN Intention Of Supplying Cor 20
sfion fr bis ~ we.i Point There wus only
single vacancy snd MS r-sltsd ps'fofsm and public
services would certainly have Obtained the devireE sp
piiniment IL The rncaneyhre. Bsighborinr fsrrner
a.1lcd IN Harrscn overt his Influence frr him as
h nis 'r-i such , tcc iof hB hoy. The noble.
hearted chief ready 70 Do for others man
g. hrlseif promptly complied ssh The mans request
s1d r~eseruog me brother armefstoy he child
s~r-~d p inf lsnco and ob.a.ne4 me stuston which
wanted SI-h instance ~ pure d.sintofssied.
ponid have AIDED Gssh Va u ~ risssci.r n
nsat Cin~ n1a'us ~ Haff-or rsors han any other
uen f-rec1biss.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-09
LATE FROM THE TEXAS FRONTIER
Horsros Ap,u fe

HOUSTON APRIL 10.
Few days since body Of the Camnnches cams
INTO bsxar with 4 prsonsn--o Americana and Ms,
leans-ior whom they received IN exchange an eouoi
nunoef o. me prisoners takes in The battle some dsr.
remainder. boiRg about 30. bu, ~, were az 80
Coionei FISHER in very ds~:isd 10, formed ~
fsngemen' could NJ. be no ,,.ms. mai sies 81 ~
sonsrs ncyss WouIH 90 nnd MAJ the Indian phi
IN fL,i, - % released Until every American
mari session should be given up From ID.
,ss,'aiion Of the Indisns on thS occasion. yse Ar.
justified IN believing that tbs unfortunate prisoners
captured y this ely fos ril Scon W issored 70 the
fiesds
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-09
THE FUNERAL oF THOMAS H4AUcmI,

THE FUNERAL NJ THOMAS r. LAUGuLIN.
The solemn duty Of committing the remains OF Mr.
Laughlin 70 the grave wss yes or ley perfsrmed by
the Delegates 10 the Convention IN body. The pro
cesslon' accompanied BY Band Of Music. playing
dead march. moved from the late residence of the De
ceased. Of the corner Of Light and GuiEprd al
ley. between four and five o'clock NJ 10 the burial
ground Of the Methodist Episcopal congregation. The
Chief Marshsll Of the Convention, Capt James o
Law. supported The weeping and bersoVed wife OF III
deceascd. from the carriage W the gnve. whe-
condition was most pit,able as she s,ooll - hti
with agony Of greet at her sud- ronvulaed
DIR Rskcr Of New Yo.' ..se officiating olerzy nan
tbe close Of Nh -, were brief and impressive a
The city. wv "''"'nse 'onooune returned e
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-09

CaousD % HoYL "A New York rarr-sponls Ter Of
o. Ctobs says "Hluing c,oof.5 Ccn-iifrsneYs n
r., sft ~ toe % otfi # ne sstsrf,,n Wasgs kan,
y, a-. ~, --,-shlauon az p ne NotsBiber -'osfig-
VOLS - sluoer. ,o1I3 have sad. ',hat's osntid'-
t1li /. No.
~ Cs~.tsD' 81 ~ eSrS DATrLE Ca0ysu.---Tls
49, .liig ystrrE rOh1o. occ 'er ng nc ste and
t-fIs s-raat oi "a 70 ~ g.. hss e.a. 81 fbe Harm
l-t 'i-sst ~ ,a,. e.. u-rs n ono The people 'ol
IgrJssu.sa EUu have 80 sdniratiOc Of tsid Gov.
sras.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-09
GREAT NATIONAL CONVENTION.

We have full accounts in letters. e. ofihe proceed
nss o:he ccnyta;ion al Baltimore, bat from the great
space H would otherwise occupy, We are compelled
- condense the whole into editorial article. with
such extracts ar we think would give the ee-' :asa
Of the whole proceeding Our trs; 10 from the letter
.; the National Infeligenccr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-09
HARRISON AND IJBEKrY
as .Ssss at ae Tizr~ssee CLEO. ks~ss<. oai> ~.
ddy E~s1e 4pss ~. lsaoi =

HARRISON And IiBEKxf.
ia SssS al The afyp~u,o< CLIO. k<uares Oasa ~. l
Ar rv~,;rr Ip~Sf ~. 1870. III
60, S,.,~,~f n.,,-v \
he sonssfh the WEI who wuh hafnson 'onsn. = \
fos Hose rignfs which a"s's'nes NO" Jsa' ''ss
had s~scsnsicd.
mos o'ees"gs % freedom yoof ts'onf nsa ~ux"'
see"uses
anen rally again.
n~sk tyranny ehsn. $3.50
"me" ss-p - nave Ngee 'n o~mo.sse, nas~'
H H.a NC 49,. s,,. 80, o' yvu. ea'." " =,
"sses
-,
wen fneso9s p'0"a A"s 's'<eu INC "'asn' o.
,,... PoMe , a ,,r.,;..,;.,
VAN a1.s S Spi,. - 70 ~ ~ s"""''
Old LScr'ys Ese,o n's mons %sos s's COVER
AID our 'ese,s'nes 'eoo."I w"Hsess'e sa''sa''n'
IN nooa Aha IN ns.s
""s o'oou 'Ie" ,"sy 'ess
Oh ehane' OF neeu'," 4'e 'oy ." pe''eN
Thai their das' should ne CT hamp'eo re ny aespos
and slaves
Then Libcrly's temple was founded and built
And ib affairs were decked with the wisdom Of ~ q
No stain Of corruption. no impress Of guilt
Marred he structure thus reared by our heroes o.
sages.
The ratrio, band
And our soil consccra,ed ss freedou,s own land.
And the star Spangled Banner unfurlcd the breeze
As an emblem of Union o or Land and Ger Seas
In the midst OF the fabric they piousy bore
The ark OF the covenant. reemen's best treasure.
The priests they selected w gssrd the rich store.
Aud from Justices scales dealt qualisys mea-
sure.
And the great Jeff,r.on
And Knox and Monroe and The wine Madison
| And other good Statesmen old heroes and braves
| Too gsed 10 be despots--,oo great to be slsvc-
9.
| -rhe .acsed depo.ite WIS rclgicusly ksr.
And Inloas have tasted lis fruits and il. blessings
DO, since those ysho gave it, in deaths haveslcp,
| irg, ;.
Who hif.lns. and Slo,h.
The Wild beasts and rep-ite. foul insects and nohs
| HIVE pf,laged the temple the allan. o'erihrown
| The ark broke in pieces the covenant tom
! a reckless hsnditt with IAN q, their chief
4 Now riot i'm spoils" and tho ruin Of The nation
They urn al, COR sorro,~s and prayers for relief
But traffic and trade with place and with station.
~ IN -
4 Al Il, n,,,a.,,. 5;x;a.6 X. ~ - ,h.;.r.,
| Thu. m. G,,Is Nsy;c;.n ~. Eg,n,,. ~ Ia
IT,. ..,,n.J -. -;,h g.. H. ,h. -. ., Ia
Hs ,,lls "a. the neonle will nsrer he Inn nor,.
/ That hes .psrt comnonents of re,.I .yi,,.,;,
And nj. for possession tho sword and m. MN.
Cuo,r- Cub. and Spain for hi. pr.of dsmon.tr.,ivc
,,,s,,, al. 80 ,ss.... -,
! 81 80, s,,.v.r "a ~. -, IN -.
To ..l6.h co,,,rs;on--,s c.oy,c. or -.
u
He tell. us our servant, Nj, min;rn, mu.,'se
And move a, his bidding and mi, IN. .,,c,,o,
And ne.r for a momcn, % do,hs h,, ,h,, a.
| n, dcmocracv,, fr;,nJ--,hc n.-.,L ;. ~.J..,;o,
But will VIC ali nav
| p r. e., - r. -.
Tb. the ,,unk and i. brnnehss ,rs s na;.o" "
| AMI Nh cnt a,,.n d. gio, &. !, - "a,
! eroand
| And ma lons., Jsee;v.d n. no ran, Nod. .n, .o,,s
4 -
l III. mc.Is.ily AJAX. for an army of u,cn
OF two hundred thousand well rraiood 70 Al, n,,op
| Bot patriots remember the time wss wh,a.
| Old rusty black cockade. were Federal Scxo,;o,
| We want no .uch tos5,.
| we ar, NO, all fool.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-09
ORIGIN or THE TERMS HARD CIDER"

. The Washington correspondent Of the Baltimore
Republican. a prominent Van Barren paper speaking
-nesrinRly of Gen. Harrison, says:
"0ip- hin a barrel u Hard Cife'. and seti'e pen
s,oa # too Thousand year, and our ~ord for a. ne
trH 81. ne remainder q hIB days csEfeasd IA Los
Cabin"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-09
rIouR rRApE.-rh, Nsr Ye,. Journ., a,con

FLOUR TRADE--Ths New York Journal Of Com.
oercs lays
a merchant from Dsroit ls'ey arrived in fii. city.
soys there were $4,000 barrels Flour there WAITING
q be shipped n New York non as ths Iako wa.
essr sf zee st Buffalo The ice IL now ~ gose. and
De sbcvs Floor from Dpiroi, 10 psu Off on re usv
down Three yesn ago Michigan im ,oriod FIsu,
bon Bufsslo nov they have u % ell, IN srzs qusb
fiti~s = t-'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-09
,u-F,om the Peopl.'s candidate +:

ONE TERh--FIon the Peoples candidate
NoRrH BESD. 18th Dec. 1899.
7 deem 10 proper this time renew tho assurance
heretofore frequently made that should he elected 10
tns Peesidcacy wi uaisg circumstances consent
10 " q candidate for a sccand term.
wM H. HARRISON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-09

DksrSverTor % A prvrxAsD--A pious d,vi,.
ofhe old school ssys. "a drunksrd 10 the snnov.n.
Of nodesiy. the roub,o Of oivibty The c,,,sroji -
industry. the funoa q wealth. the aIs-hoy.. -
tor he b~ggaf's coorsnion. TIE conrsbl,i s--.1a-
the W Of bfs ife tho scoG Of his n.ixhl,, -.
shsrns tie picture Of a Sssr. sta ire noss,s ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-09
Office Of tie North American, ,
Mondsy. May AZ. p. m.
LATER IRON CHINA

bffekide ef Canton BY As Engiish The Poysure,. a,
Macao hare taken rort giea Cams
The Ship Levant arrived this port yesterday from
Canton She brings dates 10 the 18th Of January, 10
days later than those received from England By the
Great Western. The Blockade Of Canton wss 10 com.
inence on the day she saiisJ The alleged cause was
The seizure Of On English Merchant in smuggling
boat Capt Elliot had given notice that unless ih.
person ~as delivered up IN Is days. he would batter
down the forts.
The Portuguese d Maeso have sent guns snd men 70
AID the Chinese in defending the fort, ut tho Dogue
gsInst Che British ships. This presenfs new act m
The drsHa, and the consequence will be- in all pfoba.
oility. bombardment Of Macao by he English feet
The American and other Foreign residents are plaeed
IN critical situation from fear Of shy sudden outbreak
on the part Of the Chinese. The Commissioner Lin i,
represented as worry determined in bis course though
the people at large evince much apprehension as the
result In addition Co the forts the B1gue the Chi
nose have placed strong raft well secured BY heavy
chains across the sres. On this large force Of am.
cd men 10 Of present placed and vessels are permitted
to pass through an Of enng which s made for them By
letting one os more Of the RATS swing with the Tide
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-09
WM. n. HARRISON.
~ ~TTJE LOG CABIN AND HARD CIDEE

~"TtIE DOC CABIN MD HAHU CIDER
& ANDi OArE.--Ccr. HARRISON. when parting FROM a
regiment OF MS soldiers. just after the Indian ar.said
20 ihen-"C;enttr,en " you over COM Vincennes,
you will always find plate sni knife and fark AZ
M Ubie. and I sssurs you hist you viii never ind
NY door shut snd ne string II the l0tcs pnbed IN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-09

HAsRrsoS IN TnE OLD TiNEs.--we eoyy ", e..
living from the Pbiladelpb;a U. s. c,,.,,. .
18th ult. or the
We saw yesterday hsni.-
inll length hkensS Of e -Sss banner bOaring tho
rison. in nili,.,,v ->snsrsl william Henry U.,.
miltsrv p Srcss, surrounded with approusi.t.
tb> .-sslcm'. This was painted b. ss sfii.i ip
yesr 1919. sni was borne IN parsie Celebrating
victory Of Harrison in the West and N the sv.n;rs
was used as transparency 81 fbs corner Of Third
Chestnut street when ne city Of Phisdslpbis was
ing Wi be presented % toe Hsrrisopn IA TvIer A.
'ocs''ou d mo city, and viii be used IN lhe csmrsgn
oi ne approaching summer and sgsurn anI will =
Illuminated on the night Of ne slsonon snd on the 4,h
o. MarSs loal' IN honor OF the insVrpsiion Of the
Hero Of Tiypccanoe
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-09

Connected with the above, 20 one ct ne most ei
,.,.;y. RI ADjNC; ROOMS in the United States--
srr- 70 subscribers. IS yenr Strangers are free
o. visit il lor the SAGE of month those who COO
,;nus 20 visit IL ar a longer will be put down as
ssbscr.ber.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-09

~"In all syes, IA m oil countries il has been
Observed that the cuiIiysof 81 the soil those who
are leas willing part with their rights, nnd submit
themselves 70 the will of q master"
WIN H. HARRISON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-09
~ W'lf:SToS. Eh.cr al f-qprioS-.

rs,as-TNs rrwecsiy sa?or - paesi'aeS on
T. ,,I.~S Tam~lsys ini Sal 'risy' az - rc' nn;'n1
an Nv, -. ~ t; Il the Gu at Inc year 20 icr sis
-,n,.> ~ ssssriScs received for ls.s term ias"
IN i.slsta
Gu, w.-sl, ca..~. the v--'-su Virginia Titac-. Is
on.lr.Ad -. wednesday al 81 80 PER lsanEa "a adj
...ne. o. . If pa:t within Month from lie
,,cnniar os 10 ycas No new suisSsssts VII be Ie-
rrec e,~r?s ssca ny Ia advance. FOR b n.nsas
Il 81 - 'nSar~biy caasSet. No subscriber t"erise'
81 sess term THAI wa.Ihs. and no paper dIscCn
timed cxre ~ N, ~ discretion ~ the publisher, until
Al arr,.aracSs are ro.a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-09

tn. TIPPEcANOE FLAG IS issued hon tho office
On the LIT and 18Th Of every month. Price % Ga
hnru thi. tim. unit! inc Preside aiisl election.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-09

MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT---Scserh,p c,..,.
"ere drowned in -se- Delaware on FRIDAY by the nm.
sinns otn sail boat. The Pemsylvanian au. notice,
This unhappy occurrence:
new and large sail boat called The Spray s,ytich
mad been launched N he es'ior par, of rhe afternoon
use, Opposite Ea'oryhlil street. after leaving
"a'osn street. wharf The number on =5oars .,inclu6
ing band Of music. is vanously essimsts, az om Gf
TO seventy i've. ar the crowd being 20 sreat !, !,
impossible TO ascerin n who are among the u,;.snr
several persons were to sink and heir b..n,s
VIII be the onlymeans that liOod 10 the si.lyerv
,len names The mast Of tho Spray is Is feet
in length. ami she carrier $50 fee; of e,n,,.,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-09
g., all. =, the Cvnpiag Roo;n OF the hsel,ng Times

syr ssi. 1t the Coupng Roesn OF the Wheeling Tunes
cal Advertiser
City sdsa-naor. County Summons,
Executions. f,ecunons.
Bss.l5. Dossos
Su-nnsoas for Assault. - Reccynizaare-o d
bail.
Coa,ty Ss~ncx f,r ss,uh Deeds. leases. Warrants
Ssr,esHts' sond., oeSis'atisr' y tofn'l bn' o. La
a,nx p,,la.'s Notes ..o,es of NJ & VI. Bank. Notes
an w B,nk. chesks al The hsns'. eouni ana
plairi. &C. DC.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-09

is, D.1.rie.--John ~. Ietdangh. osNorGolE.
ca do Jsraos ~. = gam. IT Petersburg
81 do wn s. Archer. of Am~iis
Oh 10 Rish'd Eijdcr Meade 0f Dinwi5iie
5u, do Iienry E Watkins. o. Prince EdSsFi
C.h ID Jan.. e. Brcce. OF HslihI.
~ do SLiiineli 2. iuns;all. Of Pitt.ylvnois.
81 do Thomas z Joyncs. sfAccornack
81. - NorbTrne :. Sutton, OF Caroline.
i6h do VIII g.by re gv.a. Of WestnofelLnd
llta 30 Jau,eJ LyOas. Of Rchlrond City.
1914 90 Yaientn, W. S,u.hall. Of AlAemarle
l7A % John 6. Pendleton. Of R,ppshannock.
l.:h do john Jaaney. of LOudOun.
18Th do Aa!res Eanier of jefferson.
ASH % Phho Williams, Jt. Of Frederick
lTth 60 WA Seymour. oi Hardy
Ism do BIsccc O. BALDWIN, "i Augusta.
J1,h do Ballard Smith. OF Grcenbr!er.
o1;h do Il ward JDhnsn, oi Bbieiouri
'1!,, do John " IiuIncs. Of Washingion.
c1I do Ceorse w. Summers, VI kanaN>ha.
1yi do waitman T Wiley. Of Moucngalia.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-09
fiFt VI LII ttL.-I I'M
30 a " IN b. e R.
- 1IaGISIA.

y,aessIA E.ncTcn, ~ TIcsET.--Tbe ici!c"rs is
the .is, is- ucse; as-eed upon ar -rcozrIendsd o
he ,OleTs e the Old Sn'nion By tho Harrison and
Z le- CSavsn;ion wA;ch msi On Ia- an Feb Of eh-
n, nj
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-09

STEAMBOAT ACCIDENT Asp Loss on .,,v,., II.
wednesday last 'he 23j inst The slesmsos, Green Rs
yer. which plies on that stream. VIII 10 eesce-,enc H.,
aver. IN attempting 10 pass lock and dam. No / H.
aver oeing very h'g h. and d'e
ne' crossing me ofA' struck an eddy an'c pslzcS
Vine person wcre drowned e C female. ,,J l,,r,r.
he namos OF those lost have not learned Tou,
II the frnyslcs were daughcrscc widow lady. .,s.
.eagef The captain. Mr.. Brown and lady came ysr,,
Hr meet q; with The sane fate The boat was own
co oy or Brow H. nnd was built fr the purpose IF cav
ying rock 10 the, ocks on Green RI,c,-Ey NJ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-09
rr,,. or ApyrHvisiSe

,h,~., su, >.I be charged 81 esatsi,r insertions
or 'e-s.
h. proeee iir-N or the city eoored. ci'y ordinances
al c.a-r, reg larry appear IN this paper.
ConreS,>3 with the o..ea ~ publication ct me
yyhcelins Tims- aid Advertiser. in y JOB s BOOK
cSTvTIN0 OFFICE. where ra,y I've had on hvors-
.,,.er.-s -lnuhs or'rr. Carts. hsndeii's show
-, Sc aure IN lie a.; II and short notice
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The following va, tbs order Of procession.

The following tbs order Of procession,
Tho front Ofih procession led by the Chief Marshal
accompanied by two aids commenced iH march.
BaSD oF Music followed the Mafshals, playing
Hsrrison's March.
Then came The OFFICERS or THE BaLTiNoRE Cry
DLLEGArIoS, bearing the United States banner the
device on tbs banner eagle az the top and n
barrel Of hard cider the bottom; between the eagle
aud barrel was the following inscription
The people coming from plain and from mountain
To join the brfve hard Of the honest aud free
Which grows n a stream rom the iesfsheiored four
tain.
Spreads broad and more broad il IL reaches the sen
What e er may resist u breaks calamity through.
And bo-ns by It's motion lhe g ship on the ocean
Speeds on hrs glory
OLD TTPECANoE
The iron-arrned soldisr the true-hssrted soldier
The gallant old soldier Of Tpccanoe"
The invited guests, in open barouches. e,lloved
merit We observed Messrs Webster souibsrJ Cor.
win. and Gen. Leakin, Mayor Of tie city. among
fhem.
NsTi IN the procession came On foot Tgr 'Cou,,r.
TEE or ARR1E0vnESrs. appointed BY the Yeune Men,
Delegates Of Baltimore.
Thon the HARHfsoV CovEvTfor OF t1s Csfy
Then the SrATE CESrRaL 5l,;.
ION rnsd a. the upper end Of Baltimore 49,
and 70 marched down and crossed Cove street.
TIE HEw HssysnsE delegation preceded b. n.
State Banner with The moue. Crsscf saB poSye,.
rt,ts." fsil isto liDs Tee Graos Stats vas ss,o.,
''Sly rsrfs''sisa AhsE Esv HsnPsairs, cans