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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-11-27

q. Crolx Rum, Holland Gin, Signee prsndy, Bal.
timore Gin, American Brandy, Champa rne. Brown
and Pale Sherry, Ma eira and Sicily MADEIRA, Mar
| sells Madeira and Malaga WneS, y
June 7. J. & J. II. PECK & Co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-11-27

DOOTS ~ SHOES. The >ub>cril er has now
- on hand General assortment Of BOOTS and
SHOES, Of he most ia hiona IL style, and thorough
workman hip, which lie o.er very low for CASH.
+. J. FAY.
\. 3. All kinds Of measure wo.' done a. short no
cc Burlington, Oh trch-s, May IS, 1910.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-11-27

IuTTIT,5 M Wdy H!TtT ITiIIIIIIIIEs NCJ Top Oat.
Cloakes Dress and Frock Coats, Pantaloons Vast.
coats, Sailor Jackets, Boys Clothes Flannel and
other shirts Drawers, Stocks, &c Also all kinds of
second hand Clothes, Hats, Caps Boots and Shoes
Travelling Bags, Trunks, Furniture and all other ar.
tces common and uncommon. Clothes or produce
taken for pay c. BENNS.
pearl ST If ian
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-11-27

I IGHT and dark French, English and German
IL Mcrinoes; black, blue black and cold AlplncN
plan and fgd Alpaca Cloths. A variety of colorcd
Grape, Cambctts and Cambleecns for sale very low,
for cash BY Sept "a NLOVELY & Co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-11-27
Trustees Sale.

Bnr'inr,on. Aor' 10, lao.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-11-27

NT. VEKNON KEADER, Polyglott DlIles
1VA Of dhlerent skies and bindings, Pocket Bibles
and Te>,amenls and general assortment of s,a,iona-
ryJusi received from n. York and for ,ale w
College II. ie:25. S. HUNTINGTON.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-11-27

NTHU HrSI tIa>N BUOk bUVtII' Z. ;. SC,a er; WNr-
&c ier's History; Waits on the Mind; uuu'rclis L.
;. History; National Prctepior lie Brin, Tccmaque
Boany ly Mr. Llncoln; Kane cement; IIaywards
New England Gazetteer, English Rea or, Progressive
Reader. l.. 4, BRAMAS
Blrnvinn. Oct. L.. 1910
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-11-27

NJ Office to GROCERS Il HOTEL KEEPERS
Y The subscribers keep constantly ON hand extern
sive assotments OF Essences and Syrups also Slough
tons Bters, Wine do. Soda and Scdlitz Powders,
Spices of all kinds. Purchasers will find it not for
heir disadvantage to call uronus
October g. TiIEO. A. PECK & Co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-11-27

Nor SAIE,.-73 4 res Of Land Lying on lie
L. Wnoo>ki Avcn4e, one Inie north Of this villa re.
This land well wa;ered, free from stones has wood
uf lent f,r family supply, borders on the Lake, and
every way an eligible lot. For further particulars
q, ,ly to the subscribers. Hex & iATLIN.
b Burlington, Aux II, 1910.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-11-27

CHEAPER and better for Ready PAY. The sub
~ scrlbcr would inform hi: customers and the pub
lie that on account of his loss Of Goods by fire and the
damaged ones selling off so cheap, his prcscn,
stock IS principally made fresh and select, and tbs
cloths beng bought a, low prices be sold cheap.
All kinds of clothing made the shortest notice,
Cutting done usual All kinds Of clothes cleaned
o. Ii
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-01

v'7s'nzncn "r"n tho lalaj,l;hia ant Trenton la
hp'd 900 Ga. q stri't rf kcu.irs uu. on Fr1nt street near
M''ier gave up their G5'ur, .y consequence OF some
H''nrlruons irum the citizens. AbOli uue O'Clock
''F resumed Their vorS NJ vv Suggestion uf the pll-
u". VINO W"ra1n Oh, GROUND. numbering ,rtNecn ono
and Two hundred, st y,U.Ch time "a ser.tus .Gry took
F.aee' sn which 'he rv'gcs were completely rpar,I.
'nd w'lry OF th"w seriously injured. from what Nc
can earn, 90" or Cf0 OF he difficulties was a.. follows.
a Woman, wins" uT'uc - co1id nS: learn. wls tens.
ne ono ct The s1nr.fs posse. VIII WAS somewhat m.
'"N"a'"d, unl Succeeded lu getting ftv h,I.. from "a.
h1h am placed % rruuJhrr body. T3-v c,r-lr.roug.
o. at d n general "z.te.uct'. when tr v.rsgl ruy
commenced, 'u Which Doe i.acCs were used Iv an.
'otc".and paving stones Or uc pasa's.c. aaH maay
na.Nidun's wcrcs -rlpnsy hur. gn-ar whom were
Niess iaFieu, Eh'rn'nu. Nu.i1I'au cal Was.rs o
The police Thomas lackrpn. john E.v. and p maj, D..
'he name 81 he'k.HlUnEs The ci,y,as. A. attack VA,
Waie mon Ms flyuter enc 81 ,hc co.nmissiorc.s o
ihc btsi1rt, bat De was not hurt. s verl rcr.1u,
""-e r.'~'ct. anal ore ofiho police bound over for "a,
assault and battery. = { 6 orlpak a great concour.,
OF fe"Ii" were un thc ground, bu, an syarquiyi. Tia,
mt:nry were expected i0 b on The ground
llArER-MORE TOT,NC-EOCSE BIn-ING
The Philadelphia Ledger Of yesterday. received %,
The a''er'oons f;c1mhoa', las "a pos,syI 20; with the fol
i'g account "; n-i7cr r1,ug and lhe l~aw,5ss Junun,
ui q house.
We st'T the press ,oan5-gnra tha, tho u-ah as-am
"ea LsicNcniug aidJraA made on uffauE u,auiEc pul
j g hous" OF Mr. tmcry. ossuciby Mr. Naglso, she Prr,'
'' iHc hllroad Company. The h1ur5 Stands upu. ir
Itne OF hrus.1giou and the Northern Liberties. and ih
r'a' tr''n II upwards had been torn uN "a humber .
boys from about fifteen TO e shtru. stood o1p5si'r IA,
house and With fac stones taken from the Stree, Ll,
tered m the dDos and windows. B5,h sides ct ih
street. were lined with men who approved OF tie pr
cccdings hy occasional shouts
Having broken ,n the doors and Windows. ihrv on
tered and the building soon gave evidence tina, o.
place was On fire. The alarm was immediately give
1ud % number ofcomptuics fastened To the sr,L 4
.emIis were made . impede their pr,Crc =. hm ior
or h'c o'th" engines forced their way up To the bull,
lng. The water WIS az on aud TIA commence,
paying. A. tbs moment ticy were nj,
sauIcd with o. shower ct stones from thc mob on a.
h'ns'ag'o" side. amt several OF the Grrmcu were "a
jurcI.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-01
J. II. pOfYSETT
Hon. K. NJ. +. Ury-rz.
%pr1ter q Mc Eoa'r 81 Representatives,

For ttiy sears le tlIlrrisOul has been identified
with ~ the West Interests. Il, pc. H.. and 10 lao e.,
Z" Universally beloved n 'ke wallis I'll peace. and dis.
h" nnsd shed ty lie ai,iliiics in rte cvunril- OF the
" country. lac has bcCu yet more WySrrirrsly dixGnrnis-
% he'd an The Ecit. - was longer ~ actual ,cryIce
than s7y other general ulcer hc vas pcrlius aElrr-
= or iH'sG'"H neH a9y Oe o. MnI.. and A,rs, sEsto,a-
"e' q Gc'ool"
EXTRACT FEuI \ LETTER Dr CJL. DAVIES. OF Kry.
lucky.
- make free % declare mat I have imagined that
e iloro were two military y an IN The Utst. and G,t,.
"LiTrisoH Is Mc frS'ofhc fre"
EXTRACT PROM \ LETTER or cos. srrLny. or yryrrc.
Ky, rO uR rNDisoS.
Il feel ms hesitation "a declare 10 Won that bili.ve
Gen. Harrison 70 6f one :f he first 4aaiiary d4st. tors
I crcr klor.'
All rhe speeches. ;hlt vii - made On ne r.,ani
on Monday. canta' Gaisify the following stnnon,.
The first is from a speech made by COL Johnson
Cuugrcs~.
ENIEACT FGoHCot. RICHARD II. JoIixsOS's LITTER.
JULY, !. lSl3-- We did nn want roscrrc under
'co"ardsor Igior-, hut fLicr one 'IIrrisonl vIo
'hIt Prorcf himself TO he ,,ise. prudent. aud
'Jrorc.
The gallant Com PERRvsIid ma letter
AvGrsF 10. 1851" | concur with The venerable
'SHELRT 10 his gensarl apprubahOi of your Iarrison'sl
conduct &c.
President Madison said in his message:
"Scn. Harrison has done more Er hts country. with
les compensation for II. than ANY nan living"
EXTRACT IRON \ RESOLUTION or TIN krNrUcKI irG-
iSIAvURE.
"NnlIAN lIEvRT HARRISON hsstrha,eLlkc a Hero
"a Pilrio'. and General
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-01
From the 81 I,u,s Rcp ub.jr,n. JpIy II

TIE organ Of rbc Administration Of Yesterday ron.
isIns n cut, rcprrscnJng "a tE cabin 4sva ID ~ az
SvbJr~lsUF. 1Nc representatives is hc bcsi ill,r
tmuUn ul tEs wnsuTc We have seen. II will. " con.
timed inng y%iOTcc, blow mp ib.u.ands Of rr cabins
Il will dry, the tnnass or uiany now peaocabis
and hlaS loz cabins forh infr The world ps,r g..
pou1ysss. D. VIII strip honest INDUSTRY Of ~ rswarIs
nJ6cgghr the npblcst pan ofhle hncfiran prgcf
~ humble but inIusirois occupants Of ihc Eg
'0s VIII the Argus lo'n ~ Tho cur We wish d.
he Sub-Tressuy bill
Moss PErsg~rs-The blOviug oistg1ns spe
under he Bosion ship news hssd. sluNs tist ~.
presents are coinrns " ue President u lie ,hapo ~
idlHs-
~ M1i'gn. 81 ui. brig Eg-clL HaiiaeWg. for Pb..
tdrlih Ht .Nh. q" touch si Tanrfcr sfd tstr 90, i-.rs
De- Myurnh Lone "a prsscni fu Zee Pn-rism # -
mlcl ~'si,t. ifoH ihs iwsur "i Nptpt.v.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-01

18Th Ttat the bliialioug Of re active and srHc1
fury forces shell be numbered NJ their lurmlu11. AMI
"a record TI1do Of the sIms and bret they shall faye
precedence according fDiac rank Of fhc -ovcul rn,.
grry commanding IRE same. Nnl, further. ih1t when
tI~ battalion nIr"a pl more districts ofihe active o5
s-Irr'rv lrre DO d1ty together rIry slII lte rank
a@,.-rlnE t1 hc number Of their respective dfsre,s.
considering 'ba lowest number highest ll n1. And.
aHIar. .I1f fI1 order of prsr-faa-a between tho A..
nv olila J-r'-1 0a..s luI Hs militia thereof ,.I
o. s.en tHc several classes Of .A- m.if, with o,.
another, shall be- as 1Ilovs. T-.ns M h., TO-.
trl states 2 Militia pf the VH.rI sa,as. ib mi.
free. 9 Inssg
l6h Th7,rtc oHcoS ofihs mIEta aftbs ,svs,l
.'l7ses sl'I b1 llaoIrtcI o.. all rn sas, , ,,r,.,
ls h7 Ifg sit.la ftto f~sr-. rg. -rts ss.UIf.,l
'Ia ."' .''0E.,,.s 'ihr S,'a Hsl.s milas.
.s IS - rlsl ~ .suurg ats
lfh 4ha' 'HH ia.sfrIi u' Ha !. ..fss be- "a.
.rrsf4 .1 .'I l5'l 1uI 1-saul.Io sp,a uusah.u or
Hs a.aE' u..r 10 fbs H.H.f d. .lt4 fi4rss WITHIN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-01

~ On '!ucslay last. ~ Sicuhcn-.-e. tie dem.
o'ft"c Wings were again triumphant That 04y had
been seiecrrd for a meeting Of the frenISp I4rrrs,,
iyI'r and torNJn. and The ieds. fearful TIM, heqr1g
ne truth would ahccttrcir ranks. called a rrlrrpr
of me faithful ou lac slrrc day. E1sripns ucr. maIc
by TIM PARTIES 90 insurer largo turn ou'. uuH the ,o.,,
AMONG lf' a''facnrrs had Col johnson and Pctticoar
Alien on The gunId. The Wings actu,,ed by patriot.
ism' love Of country and a high seusa ordury. needed
n' 't'or Ir1uccmcut To- bring them together. anI dl.
mug In previous day and urul The procession WIS trrn.
90 Or wednesday. poured -r.J The town from eyer,
"h''Ii"n. We haze heard the number in attendance
on 'a.. meeting NariuUsIy Cslina;cd-ILr most u7..r.
Die calculation. however, D.. that there vns from sever,
i' eight ilo-saud csrro~muc Wigs. and about fy,,
I"nt'1rl locos. We have ccaser>aI tysh several Con
l'mon OF The latter party, WIN admit tI, f5-y y.,,.
o~H'uumhrrCE rso Co ono.
Hon. r. CoEwrv, r " s NrK~rysv. r.- ma
q gentleman from Canton, o. addressed fh. Ns,-a
We have never listened 90 a better address Than rG,,
ael.rroa By fho next Governor" 70 wns r. H.. F..
ciatnlioy speech, no abusive h-rrr-lD. hrf r.-,YrF
and sensible appeal t1 .le reason auI srr-r OH A,4-.
'rs-n plain bot mrr.ble exhibition o.n tie 1fars rl,r.
l'''f OF iIf leading measures 1f The fnmrfruar4rJ
p triumphant 'nar1tl1n of fbo 5elYrmur parry from
ihe attacks ofrlo ofice-h,'Isr
The loco fcr meeting a,ls addressed by Cos. shan.
non. Pcl'rr1f Allen ana Col johnson. The O. vernon
a..f"sfa DIS Y~ s1rrrh. and We arc tod the other n,,
r'.a~ merely repeated what they uI hero. cal
'''n-on t-#"- f10 Wing ua-fy ml,h good. and we
''i' Poe ifo.7r ".' Keep hu BOZ OIia .s wr have
gfIrd i'rg rn,Hi la.Gg. uuII after Inc election
Whaling Ga-ats
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-01

Those sinics marked with "a Star, ,l~-c IuoGhcr, e
Congress on Inc same day that stale oI. % ore tho
sen.
The electors meet in the c~artifsT The Tcs.rrti..
states IN winch they sro chosen rDthC src0ul Joy ~
Dcccnbos 1u5 give ia their bIyos iOr President u1I
Vice President.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-01

Thr nr'ic'c IN the Times. abusing John Knot, w,
Bu%cy and Col Thompson. purporiiuc To be a rommr.
nica''on, $ an editorial frum James r.. Wharton
When YOU see any thing in that paper extremely I'M.
lc,ous, Won can always tell The father of n. Tho
marks nre lndciIhlc. The sulphurous smell inl.ca,e,
from Nheace 1t ar.scs-A-Cux
We deny that the Article is abusive bot hank the
Argus for putting it on our shoulders. i a cumali.
mont, aud We arc sorry we DO not deserve e. We nc.
knowledge to the sn' lbur and rr'.7d 10 --oke The
foxes out e! then hol-..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-01

TrcNs-Tbs Tu-N's.iy topper * Published ou
Fiesa-ys. rdarsl ,y. unI S.~tf-la,s OF s. pr gunu,n
.,aisanee.i o - 1t to- COZ ut Rae year & Er siA
-,7'hS W subscriber received tor oleN term than
riI uuurt',s.
rh' weekly p7rcr. thr Western Virginia Tmc,. d
rghishrj GA "Wednesday a. - 50 per aaouIo In al
r'1c". or s. n no; PAID within uu" mr''h from tH'
beginning oftGcNca-. Nuusv .ul~rIib,r WILDE 10
vel oNrep, such a. poy IA advance. Trf . wau'h.
Il % u invariably c'rtrgrt y, sI'-rr' received
t'r a less term t,an'Si m,nlbs. AND 90 a7er d.scou
'rIet. except al - discretion ofihc lC-lisher uns.
.. arFc1raccs are pa,6
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-01

ii All b. seen that every asHr.r The farmer ruIses
D. o. l,w1-e-cry one he buys iraa abroad S as high
~. The farmer can rlIvn 90 more wheat on an
O. o. GOD nDre WOOL from a sheer than be- could ~
$50. lul be gets ouIy % t1i.! gs much Er what hs
,., rHss. Iu 1886. q farmer a- ur'f 1CC bushels of
r-h.s.i Cd m1rrr'. lie c1,l1r 90 Sl4JTs-n lie boughr
! 10 IH~. otc5F.e 90 u cts sli DO 1Is rua 90 rs cus.
$50 10 yards Of oas5 mere no 81 30. SlEUg. 3
f, ri. oi calico. Fl one birdie, 81 and Ib of
'4vr llish tobacco. 37t cg. H.th.u bad ESJl2l o.
,'rry home. lie goes 10 market i1 June. 1910. with
h< hundred bushels If wheat sells 90. and buys tl.
"a rs articles. What does Do haze moss rp carry
h"'- 'frIrc G1J a hglf cents. Is not THAI farmer rar
h- rt' SS5. hy the present state ct JhIuss The
sue.uDl " then asked o. the people will go Gr The
rrr. nAo have. hy u.smsnogsmruI and dshuncr-.
inflated upon them the lJS7 40.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-01

Ir r-!rr 90 show what are the advantages al! dis.
a.sa.'i sss 0fdIo present sr.Jco things ip the farmer
I.II. --spn, we Will quote n few items from 1Gr
poe. i--.a' when Van Blren entered IIe p~rrsIdcu.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-01
oEGAEZATION OK TIE rnLrriA.

Letter f-.-. The Secretary Of Wa. f-eauqina~ .
system Of re- equalization q Hc ElGa IF Che Cn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-01

r%rrtsrrY Prf"rs-Dua ., ua .-'r.- u. fa
60 1 I1t.s village ergayrl 0 f-- .aa aasa r
Wt.f ..rrs Ie f1ai 1s h'Ehs1 price t..e 7aId t.
... ai1i 60 route. wbi,a ts svrr.-a ~ure aI
..aI.scs fr .aa season being dJrh.n .Hr mount
ri ..| taken 1f fH7 tltc 'asf ycar De- b-' turHf.
srt.t -.fft This tUt Little mrrc Than Hr' .Ha
'asf yeir. aud barely more Than ono third ..
shut .7s paid Boz f,rn-r gear II'w long i''hs Iarl
ro~ sI1lo7c fhat te farmers viii rnIeC well nr
t.s seven ccnfe arJ whsat fr tront f,ssr shI
"a. s4la conuuae Co. sap1or the Adm u]sttu.ul
Syracuse J5srsr'
men rarned rus r. ff'r rr7 80 Sf0nrha1rr
81 ,~.a, SIS - ous'y injured b he -irs rlrar-H.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-01
~.a,.a ~ AUuCClioIC.

PUBLISHED TRtwEEKLY AND WEEKLY
~r rrE coEN=R or y>.pv ,,u WATER sfs.
WHEELING. ".
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-01

D U.F
Di-tr.ci-,phn ", Nurjlugh. Of Norfolk.
- d. p.uos ". Pegratn. of Petersburg.
- dJ Man. :. Archer, of Amelia
{ dp ticud Nader Meade. OF Du~ .dile.
"a do Henry H. Watkins olP.iugc Edward
10 dp aimee {. Bruce, OF IIllii-s.
"a d. NhItme.l I. TuIs'sil. oliJF.aylvauia
10 Ttouas Il Joynca. NJ Accuuaok.
IN do Nu~bomo F.. Sutton, o. Caroline.
Hh 10 NIHaughby Newton, Of W.SJnurelaDJ
iit do james Lsuas, " isohl-und Civ.
ia d. Nplenusc ". Sruthall. cf A,hcmar!o
j ih do lahn s. PcnllciHn, ct Rlpraaannock.
-iih 30 John Jauncy, - I0udpun.
-' d1 Anlrew Hunter, or Jefferson.
~" 30 Philip Williams. o. ct Frederick
l.ui Iu Vim Seymour o~lIiariy.
l-tl de- BrscorG G. Baldwin, orAurys,a
r1 ip Ballard Smith. oiGrccu1ror.
- .fI d. Edward johnson. 81 B1islnurf.
81 10 John Y. Huncs, Of JShlug. on.
'st+ dp George ". Summers. ct karrNha.
81 rp Wll,wau r. Whitley. OF Mouuurl..a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-01
EIE, TONS

Tao %Ull5wirs ujIo will DO found useful as a mat
ter OF rete5escc. II has been. compiled with Great
care, ami y believed 10 he accurate.
NMllE MI Hr.-L.uHuI nr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-01

'.rguac'ei witA t.o shoyo. Is onr or tho uoti "a
-. ryc RI AIDING ROOMS iu the Unlod S',,.s-
l"u'- go Subscribers, s. "a year Strangers arc free
t'Nis.i a. for the space orons month Those who con.
e 'Ic ~ vjs,t II f0I a longer loua, Will be pu' down as
% ,scIhrrs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-01

heard Mr. Stanley rTrr ID. Duncan o,sry possible
iH-t upon tic Gpor Of che House. hut aa.rrug could
io@ rs the latter tp opon his month. E'as,ra1
U=,saloy had thrown q bouIo o. uh.,kcy a-aEe.
y sv,rs head. he wooiJ have opened hs r,gf ,u.,s
rIrrs-i.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-01

&c lbellcrf orCar Harrison i1 .r, sro- 'a nc
avs o. llat in making their charges against Harrison.
-tev arcmrt 20 ca-t oituu on the characters of Cen.
~ Iru-i9n. Albums. J,G.aH0, N'ade5r aaI .,rr1a.
b. ,r,1uted hrm Co Offices Of tru'' aaI a'e. ra.r
.I i- Hi-crs and soldiers who served laIerl lu. boo
Il - - a.r
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-01
FOR NICEPKE~!ULNT:
, o e y EE E T. Es.
% UtGINIA.

q ItILNIN.
'fs.I>Il TIE-roE,L TICEEr-Thc following O.
DO .,.rr'.,I ucarl agreed upos, aud recommended O.
~ ,rrers uftIc old Dominion. by the Harrison and
ta Convection which met on he 2i!h Icb. a, R:rh-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-01
a STRAIGHT orr

STRAIGHT OUT.
Eitor oTItc Argus"
In your rspor or the 9Th OF = lne. YOU
bow" asserted my slrue IS "a member ct "a Van b en-
committee, without 90 Tcouecui.s and aeujus, my "a shes
] desire. through the sumo medium. 20 correct IN, or
uneous impression lha; Is brcn made on respect 90
my political pu"cipl'- "SrtSe ny name from the
Nottingham hsL ? cannot 10 that work" hpye e.
lrunit,cd tu sup2rr, the true republican candidate -r
he prcsIdcn,y, WA. Henry Harrison.
Respectfully, YOURS, &c.
CHRISTIAN Ollie.
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Alta meeting held ur BOARD thu s,risu.uat NIcrrlar,
co. her return 20 Wh.cling from the S.-uh,n,flr e. ,,
~'ert1u, THOMAS HUGHES, Esq YVES called 10 n,
''"''' and Mr. re Wgons appointed Secretary. O.
mnlon, u Uas
Fs'i,s3, TIN; hr thanks or lh.s nrcl.nr arr arr 3,
Capt. Horuaraoa, his officers anl crew for their g.r-
ing cd5rs to reach S,ubauyIla.
Eo@r.I That the proceedings OF This meeting b.
published IiIGS. HUGHES, P1..G.a.
r. C. Nou",, Secretary.
PITTSBURGH METHODIST CONFErevrr
The ru'sh1rsa Conference ortbc N,crhol.., Fn.-,.
Hl r"at'h Lately closed as a9aaa! Session ID, Cla.a-
1urFh, "a.
WaonIug dsr.c-T.li Usis5n. pros.la -,ls,
rH's.urEn d.s,Ir,-W. e. Henderson. a.,
Jnanai1vu Districts WaEefs.d. fa
Iaric-yI.c DISTRICT. H. Tay.lr. d,
Ca hspUrga ds,ny;-Nln. Hunter. d,
S'eu"''HH.e ds,rirt-Rn5cri H'IkiuS, d.
Beaver Gsirci-Slmou.E Eli ~. a.,
Gcrna" mission dsiucy-N. Calender. do
tGcrIrs A>u STATIONS.
BoHcg7v.lle-B IIcss. W r Hamilton.
Nh"e.Iug s'a'iul-Jumrs G.. SAMSON. W Tx.
tHr1be.h-B + Srdgwi,E, -. W FI,wf..
West icNiutor.-Iiin Gilmore.
o1o-j. {. Taylor, u. Mccall Snga Ls,a.up
Nolrshu7g s'auol-T. S.nyhcomU
ti'hcrceh-C. uav-eg.
.""S'a'-' s.II"t-Juan T. way:D:
Mou""gaiia-S Chsynoy. ". Lynch.
kurwuoi-Erncs ~ Reed, H. c.. Bryer
Lc"Is-W D {. Lauck, A.. :. Jamcsrn
Hida.chogrHc-P Greene. r.. " Iauct.
SAINT CiaiFv...e s'alon-Samgcl Y. Em-kuuier.
MIriusv.lc-N Summers, Iuha Hare.
>'o.hrn'l..r stations. T.. Bubcurs.
Fl'ish.rsa German Mis>ioU-Iohn Sw. htrn.
Wheeling DO &C. &. B.s,.
W. ken"eg agent Tor the ALLEGHENY college.
No'rl .Hisrcn'e 10 DO held at Tr,5argh on ts
Lib OfJ4iy. 1871.
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PITTSBURGH METHODIST CONFERENCE.
The r]I.'shursa CoaGr"nrc orrbc Methods, rn.-,
pal church lately closed as aaaaa! session ", elsa,
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