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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30
ONE TERm-From the Peoples candidate

NORTH BrSp. 18th Dec. 1889.
deem II proper a this time 10 the assurance
heretofore frequently made. that shoald be elected 10
the Presidency. will under circumstances consent
20 be a candidate lor q second term.
WM H. HARRISON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30

a Biil has PASSED M New Yors House ,sf A-.r.
q ne Aibsny sfedicsi Corezs ''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30

THE SEA SERPENT ONCE yoRE.-TiHs strange mol
sier that has regularly once year made its appca
ancc. IN the neightosrhood of Nahant has this
taken up its residence the coast Of New Jersey
The United States Gazette publishes a letter from MIR
Job Salmon. Of Cranmertown near Manabawk, dated
April 9Th. saying that four oeve persons saw his maj
esty of the great deep the 2S.h of March. quietly
summing himself the surface of the waters IN Din
ner Point Creek. This is creek which puts out OF
A1anahawkin Bay about six miles from the two inles
OF Little Egg Harbor, 10 two miles in length, two hun
dred yards wide, and over twelve feet deep II is q
snug sort Of hiding place for his snskeship just large
enough TO allow him 10 sport at his ease. which he
seemed TO be dong when Mr. Job Salmon and several
others suddenly came upon him one day proceeding
down the creek He appeared Of black colour. fifty
ieet long, eight inches in diameter and holding his head
i've or sI feet above the water. posse of villagers
TO whom the news Of this extraordinary arrival had
been communicated, with sTas ammunition, harpoons
stakes senes iides and divers other instruments pro
ceeded TO the beach 10 give a warm welcome TO the
slranger. but he had snuTsd the secret and hurried
himself away.
This letter is accompanied by another. FROM a Mr.
McCariy whom the editor of the United States Gazette
says is well known Philadelphia. as a man of char.
scter. vouchng for the veracity Of Salmon and his
friends IL says also that although this is the first tim,
thai New Jersey has been honored by The presence OF
this distinguished visi,er. u IS the first time he
has sought quet retreat for spawning other pur
poses since in 1917. the 2Sth day Of August some
thing like him reported 10 have been seen in the
harbor Of Gloucester. Massachusetts. The report res
ted upon the deposition Of eight persons among whom
was the magistrate of the town, who himself an
eye witness TO the fact
The depo,itioss Of those eight persons the sp
pcarance Of tho animal amounted TO this that the
head Of Iimal resembled that Of turtle, lar
ger than the head Of any dog which the deponens had
ssen--that the general color Of the body WINS dark
brown. belly white moved rapidly through the wat
err. The length varously stated. (perhsps from their
different points Of view 40, TO- so and 90 feet
would carry has head abou two feet above the
punches ON his back; active eel; and sometimes
the body curved that the head and tail appeared al
most together tongue bi6d; eye about tho size Of
ors; the body about the thickness If half barrel"
About month aficS tins. singular serpent kill
cd by laborng people the shore of Cape Ann.
and taken 10 Boston, where admitted 10 the in
vesiigalion Of the Linncan Society Of New England
committee Of the society after examining ell pc
suaries Of the snake. concluded that he belong
ed 10 species of reptiles and therefore gave him
an independent place IN the zclogica list under the
denomination Of Sooliophus AHaniious Point Creek.
IS a member Of de sane family -!Vew Iork Post
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30

NAvAL-The United States SHIPS Columbia and
I'm Adams were at Valparaiso. on the 9th February.
where they arrived few days before, from Canton.
via the Sandwich Isands-ihese slips had Iost 20
men by the cholera morbuN Both vessels were 70 sail
IN about week. for CsIlao and from thence Go the
United States. The y. s. ship Falmouth. and srboo-
ner shark. had sailed for Csllao. The Falmouth
would sail Cor the United States about the ooh Of
March.
The U. 5 ship Cyune sailed from Malaga on the
llth OF March Tor MonIevdeo. officers and crow all
we'll
The U. ; ship Of the line Ohio. and frigate Rron.
DIVINE. were NJ Port Mahon on the 18Th March.
officers and crew all we'll
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30

.''5 W" last ten years. The United ststos are said
frcu LnglRnd ~ "'"' 'hlsny
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30
JOSEPH SCDTT.
JOHN III. SMITH.
JOSEPH MASON.
WIN. J.. CHEIvES
JAMES PACE.
WIN. u. BURTON,
II EAfENESn

The tniellgcneer says-"Many Of the signers Of hi.
letter have finished their pilgrimage ON earth and have
gone TO reap in another and better world the rewards
due to well-sPent life; but the greater number are
still aveand still willing to bear tesmsry to their
fair lame of their beloved General"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30

The Csdiz Organ Of tho I6ih inst, says-willi.
Sllliman ESQ. Of Wooster brother-insw Of Mr. Cas-,
Minister to Fnnce. made a speech in Holmes county,
IN favor Of Gen. Harrison. He was ardent and de-
voted supporter OF Cen Jseson and at the la.. Pre-
sidsniisl election, voted for MIR Van Baron. Thu.
We go.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30

from my Store yesterday. Qikely IN misiske) viii
rsse return 9Th ne money and oontents within
week. o. viii call On ihcm forp They were ohser-
we'd BY person Who fhcm. and fhcir name 10
given 70 30. 80 s LCwTHgR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30

We would recommend to the particular aiirntion OF
the Van Burenites in these digging, the advertisement
ofw Evan. Settling Syrup, to be hal of WIN. ii.
King. on Water street Il is capital for disturbed
minds when taken in small doses.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30


At meeting of the School Teachers and other cit
liens Of Wheeling friendly. to the cause Of Education
held in the hall OF the Wheeling Institute OH Mon
day the 9th Of April 1910 on motion the Rev vii.
liam Wallace was called to the Chair and George H.
Carter appointed Secretary.
The object Of the meeting having been explained
by Dr. +. Townsend following by Messrs Mcconnell
Canning & Ruier urging its proprieiy.-The following
resolutions were adopted. viz:
Resolved, that the School Teachers and other cit-
Gems Of Wheeling and the surrounding country. friend
ly the Of Education be advised to form them
selves into association whose effects shall be direc
ted towards advancing the cause of education and el
evating the character of School Teachers
! Resolved. that committee Of isur be appointed
whose business it shall be report at our next meet
ing their views the best method we can adopt
TO prosecute the object proposed.
ResolUed, that appoInt delegates to Represent US
in the National Education Convention which is to as.
semble AT the City ofwashington on the 9Th Of May
next
Resolved, that when this meeting adjourn il adjourn
10 meet this night three weeksand that its proceed
ings be published in the newspapers Of this city.
On motion the chair appointed Messrs. A. w. Ruter
f. w. B. Canning. DIR. Tbos Townsend and Will lam
Mcconnell committee to make rePort--and Messrs
A. w. Ruter, William Mex. Lsmbdin. George H. Car
ter g. James PAUL represent this meeting in the M
tonal Education Convention TO assemble in Washing
Ion City on the 9th Of May next
The meeting then adjourned
wM WALLACE, Chairman
GEORGE II. CARTER, Secretary
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30

The President Of the Uni,ed States has seen ui9
dissosfaefioH, -Ho,rs f ne General GorcTnDisni
hing on vsrsou- Oocasions active parts IN the election
OF Gu bc fnc whether of the geef or state
govurnmunh Ffcedom Of eections being essential 10
the mutual indcpcndvncc Of government. aud Of the
didsrsns branches Of the same government vitality
ehcrishe ~ Of constitution, - deeHed in
proper for of-crs dep,adinr ne Erocufiue Of me a.
nior b. steIpya control nflucnce the free
ci-o Of the eloctiys nrhts nnd further d y cEpecicd
that he (ihe Jcef) viii attetnpt 10 influence the
votes n oihor.. b. take my part the business
of elecfiuioerne. that bling deemed inconsistent
yeah the Constitution end las duties % "--Tholas
yelsyson
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30

WRE TfLLER-RoTE.--The following certificate was
enclosed 10 Senator in Congress. with the piece n
wire tllerropc referred TO being from the rig.
ging 0f the steamboat Commerce" IL IL now bsfore
COMMITTEES ofihs House Of Representative. who have
the subject Of steam navigation under eonsjers''-.
CyaV~.-- III
Ies,,e .a-sff, AfRiL u. 1910
, ...-s . eui ihe enclosed piece Of wire tIller-
fope from mo that had been rsed the stsamtoii
Commerce" afer she hsd been burnt down 70 The
guards I wss ~ ne FIRE. being member Of WISH
ngton, No Fire Compsny. and saw the whole Dc
s'ructon The pipes conducting mo stesn INTO nc
cylinder are completely melted and Destroyed ne
wire rope attached 70 the vslves - gu hsnging WIN
their weights anached I have been an engineer on
tho Western steamboats, for sixfesn yssrs and an saf
fed that McCord's wire ullerFoPo q the safest snd
best article % steer boat over saw saw q rcd.
no, for Al least one hour The burning 81 the Com.
nsrcs took pisoe between u and O'Clock on Mon
Jay morning las,
JOHN d REED
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30

LIST D.sirict--John w, MurJaugh, of Norfolk.
ID do Junes w fegrsm. of Petersburg.
I'd do VIM =. Archer. of Amelia
4th do Rictd Kidder Meade, of DinwiddIe.
5th do Henry T. Watkins. OF Prince Edward.
Eth do James C. Bruce of iIalifsI.
7Ih do WhiInell =. TuEstall, OF Piltsylyanis.
9Th do Thomas II Joynrs, efAccomack.
9th do Norbofae r.. Sutton. OF Caroline.
10th 10 wllloughby Newton, OF Wesinorelnnd
llth do James Lyons. of Richmond City.
I2,h do Valentine w. souihal OF AlbeInarle
18Th do John :. PendIcton. of Rsppahsnnocs
lIth do John Janney. of Loudoun.
18Th do Andrew Hunter oi JoTterson.
I6th do Philip Williams, ". Of FREDERICK
I7th do VIM Seymour. ofHardy.
18Th do Briscoc G.. Baldwin. of Augusta
l9th do ballard Smith. of Greenbrier.
ooh ao Edward johnson, Of Botetourt.
2Ist do John N Humos, of Washington.
9oa do George w Summers, OF Kanavhs.
23d do Wailnan I. Wiley, Of Monongalin.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30

~ A. an sriirgui-rsr n sll fss ISLANDERS upou
encrul TIa,ns,n 81 fss Globe sn6 rcr Kindred prints
let the Ven Ruren party rsad Tho ioSing from their
v,cs President Of him Colonel Richard "
iyohn~n hus poke IN fhs Iious- Of Representative.
whilst nnsfnbef u fhst boay
OF the career of Cen Bsrri need not spssk--
~ hsaosy q m wes, ne history For forty years
has sou 'dsnufcd with its interests. - perils and
Vcs. Univrtssiiy beloved IN the walks 81 peaoe.
'ing'arhsd ~ he sbiity In the councils Of ~
" has heen yet move illustfiously Distinguish
I'd bs5ing the lsio war. he wss longer
q han any othef EeneralSAicer, he vas
"a soiss thss sDy one Of mem asD
oETEAI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30

Connected with the above. of tho most er
tensive READING ROOMS in the United States
Terms subscribers, IS year. Strangers are 're'
visit for the space Of one month thu-e who con
rnue W visit for longer term will be put down a
esbeeribcr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30

DIscUssIos.-There will be discussson at IN,
house Of WV. LouCHRIDGE, RiohrRe Township
Grsene County Pa. on the 29lh OF May next, com
mcncing at O'Clock. The Van Buren, will TAX.
their strongest there. and the field 1, a good
one, the Wing. should do il likewise
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30

The Western Mail will, this morning and hereafter
be closed the Baltimore Post Office al eight o'clock
A. Midi Amer, April 81.
The mail yesterday arrived hero in the morning and
will continue 10 do go as we learn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30
WING MEETING AT WEST LIBERTY.


AZ meeting Of the friends Of Harrison and Tyler,
held .s West Liberty. April Odd. 1910. motion.
Capt JONES johnson ~ts called the chair and Jas
Snodgrass appointed Secretary.
On motion. resolved That this meeting deem il ad-
Nisabe that the friends Of Harrison and Reform do 1T
tend the meeting to be held West Alexander. Pa
on the 2lst day Of May.
Resolved. That will meet at West Liberty on
the 2lst of May. at o'clock A. NJ and 20 in proces-
sion To the meeting.
Resolved, That VIM. r. Brady and VIM. Hodge be
committee TO procure Flag and such devices as
they may deem advisable
! Resolved. That John Brady. Esq. md wn. Akin
sou De committee To procure a conveyance for the
| Washington Band
Resolved. That whig brethren in wcllsburs
Mount Pleasant o. and the adjacent county Of Brook,
| se invited TO join us in the procession.
Resolved. Tint John Snodgrass. ESl., be appointcS
Marshal. wm. Wells. John Atkinson. Andrew Mitchell
and John waddle Esqs. deputy Marshsls.
Received. That the proceedings Of this meeting b
signed by the Chairman and Secretary, and publishc,
IN the Wheeling Gazette. and that tho Western Vii
sinia Tmes and the wellsburg Transcript. be rogue,
ted 20 publish the same.
JAMES JOHNSTON. Chairman.
JAMES SsoDcRAss, Secretary.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30

The TIPPECANOE FLAG is issued frouu hi. office
on the LIST and 18th Of every month. Pnee 80 cts
frum this time until the Presidential election.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30
FOR yICE-PRESIDENT:
JON N TY y T. IL.
~ VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA ELECTORAL TIcKEr-Ihe following u
she electoral ticket agreed upon and recommended Il
aLs voters Of tho Old Dominion by the Harrison anC
Tyler Cony enuon which the 9th Feb. at Rich
Iacnd
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30

TEAMS ADvEsrisINo.
Cnesar ar three Insertions, OF lsss, ~ 90
20 two weeks, being sinssTttons- q 90
DO three weeks, so
Do month, , 90
Do two months. 90
Do three months, 6 90
To six months, 90
DO eight months, 10 90
DO ,welyc months IA 20
Military aud literary notices ore n o Z tneiuoeu
,o0ye; but Siil be charged so cents Tor 3inserons
or iess-
The procecdngs Of the city council city ordinances
and orderr. regularly appear in this paper.
Connsciej with the office Of publication u the
Wheeling Tir,es and Advertiser, 10 Q JOB 4 BOON
PRINTING OFFICE, where may be had on favora
iieterns Blanks order Csrds, Hsndbii''. show
tIs &C done in the neaest style and short notice
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30


We were astonished TO perceive by the last No. OF
the Richmond Compiler that its editor oones.es po
zeal neutrality We knew once. for a brief hour, him
who wields the destiny OF that sheet. We knew him
to be- rs good u whig as cvcrdrew bow for Sod
and IN. native land. and the hus,le Of the political
path. we have crushed on knowing his heart right
and thought him by side. IT'S true. when the
warrior. scorched with toll aud the-gnrsh nnd
choked with dust, aside to the cool aud refresh
ing shade. we have turned To his sheet hold calm
converse, but thought that he, Just them had
ed and sought the cool shade with US. and Zoe
the same purpose. Little did think he was AWAY,
an dlcr there. Fie, man, your native ele
men Of strife, your country calls you. the people cal
YOU your duty calls you. On your amor. grasT
your rein, couch lance, bury your rowcls in you
coursers TANKS and dash into the rhickes Of the igh
For shame! larry longer in inglorsus but al
to win the need ofyour countrys honor and heart
rr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30

IL Is stated in the National Gazette that than
one thousand houses have been bult in Philadelphia,
during the pos, year. Ia New York there have been
GA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30

The Winchester virginan seems 10 be afraid that
the wings would dress the locos lie need not be in
trouble, The go will dress all the locos 50
long il afford II.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30

The following presents, perhaps, strong indi-
cation Of the way in which the current of public
opinion sets any thing that could offer to
readers:
PHILADELPHIA, hFRIL IS.
special election to I'LL the vacancy occasioned by
the designations of four members OF the Board Com.
mssioncns Of Moyanlensine held yesterday and
suited IN the election Of Charles Clakson, Alexander
Armstrong. and Robert M'Afec, Wings by an average
majority Of VOTES their Van Buren, opponents.
Henry Barry. Wing and John r. HUM. Van Burcne.
have "a tie vote More interest manifested by the
opposing parties the result of this election than was
ever known before in the district and the defeat Of
the administration was as unexpected signal.-U.
s. GQseue
This has been one ofihe most ihoroush-gong Jack
SONY an Buren, districts in the Union 7
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30

FOR sale at the Compiling Room of the Wheeling Times
and Advertiser
City Summons. county Summons.
Executions, Executions,
Bends. Bonds
Summons for Assault Recognizanceso OF
bail,
County Summers Cor Assault Deeds, Leases. Warranu
Serle~nn Bonds. Declarations q formsl Bilis OF Ia
ding. Pedar's Notes, Notes Of NJ & NJ. Bank, Notes
orN w. Bank. Checks on all the banks bound and
plain, &c &c.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30

WAY FLATTERISo.-The Globe comnsnis Dun
cans speech to the people cf tho for coarse
ness. implying that the western people appreciate
nothing else
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-14

We understand as Gen. Leaking our worthy
Mayor, and wing friend, were last evening
quietly passing along Pratt street, they were
rudeIy assaulted bya federal bisckgpard Of the
name of HALL. He WAS Immediately arrested
and carried before Esquire Pennington, where he
was held to ansser.the outrage. f=sA -iass-
We feel confident that people Of all parties
will unite in furnishing those pests Of society who
are daily, by such lawless acts, disgracing and
bringing into disrepute the character Of Baiti-
more.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-14

9 An fNcfDrwr on rlls OHi6 Lone Of our townsren,
Ia etnunch van,isuren man; who setunned this week
rom tpto the east relates the following incident
having occurred on the Ohio In descending that river
He was passenger witiupwatds or Others in the
approached North Bend the farm of Ggx. HARRISON;
one of the passenges stepped into the cabin saying that
the old generalwas ssandingupon the beach, and pfopo
sed that all who were for him should mount the hri
cane deck and give him three cheers. rush was made
from the cabin accordingly, the deck mounted and The
cheers given with hearty good will; when townsmap
booking round how many of the passengers re-
manned to keep him company, found himself sanding,
like Col. Benton, "soitary and alonev = a IS
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-14
Extract frov, a Litter from .qlatqna..lll

= Ges. f;sEsr; Having formerly been pretty regular
reader Of The papers whifh you edited hile iP te city
of Washing take THE opportunity q express
probation of your political course generally, but especial
jy yot devotion % he interests IF the South; and
that now should b glad to take Ire semi weekly Pilot
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-14
tas Ristg,sra ". IIAis & Is, q IA

Three years ago, Michigan imported her houL and her
potatoes too. But those days are gone BY. 1Tenfrc
thousand barrels Of the former article, were at one time,
thsspg waiting shpmentfor Buffalo, at Detroit alone
Had Van Burenisnn left Eastern and Pennsyivaria
manufacturers in operation and let the currency alone
there would now have been ready home market and
fair prices for this and the other agricultural prodnenons
of tie country. AS il is wheat sent from the Western
states New York, will nett the growers from fbrr
downte two shillngsa busbel and other productionr
proporopate returns, IF the Western farmers sancttoa
an adinstaton Of the government which visits sfzeh
results upon them we have much fnistaken their slat
3 s.ss, 4. i..jt.rn,,,a y. Rochester, .DemoeTos 40
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-14

r. tbe convenience of the advertisers, and SUP
~, Pier, an oiiee has been opened
~ The S. E. corner Of Baltimore and South stS'
,shfrrpefsurfs having business Offices
,rirl uloase call. = ?, .s,ssls,,E ~ IL q
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-14

lTias ABsFsr ala. saITAl-We Yesterday made some
frher inquiries in relation the mysterious disappears
arce Of Mr.. Benjamin Smith, We regret to pc coTpfL!
led etae TINT the messenger who was despatched 70
washington was unable to hear any thing Of him hth
city, Mr., Gadsby had neither seen nor heard Of him
The only positive information ascertained was that ne
reached Baltimore Sunday week, andsaid that he
intended to proceed on to Washington tie stated to s
family before his departure that he Intended 70 go %
Burlington, NJ ]. They expected he had gone, and mace
The bank for upwards of 20 years was never in the slight
est degree eguar his habits and never exhibited any
symptoms Of insanitys--P Penn. Ihq. vjra4 .iuHtQB
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-14

CoNNECTICUT.-The New Haven cores
pondento Of the Hartford Codrant, gives the fol
lowing account of the state of parties in the
gisIature of Connecticut s-Senate, Is Wings, 81
|Federalists; House, 149 Wings, &c Feds, In
1859, the Senate was composed of f3 Wings and
8 Federalists the House, 11s Wings 4, Com,
Eseryatiyes, and 90Federalists. rais .a s
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-14

In the Pilot of yesterday, we expressed an
opinion that the resignation Of the Hsst-Master
GsperaI .sSas enc apsapg the manysioaf alaFg
81 ~ ihistra ranks, and that was EAsIr
dessrt.iEsstion tonI,lksssdditiOnaI eiIsgts TO SEP
y
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-14

SHocKISGl1-The senior editor Of the Potts
Vile Emporium Van Buren, paper@writes
lettersyfrom Baltimore. He was there, perhaps,
az adelagatei to tho late Van Buren, Convention
He attempts a description of the Wing process
sion,' ana describes some Of the banners and smF
l. a,,,s I,o,.na- nd ,ddc IT .''-'''' -'''