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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-01

Having occasion, within few sly, to travel through
Harrison ruscarawas. S,ark, Wayne. Carol and JET
er'on counties, Ohio Iook occasion to sound the
'atio cry of HGrIa i,r Uarr,ssa. to every man We
met or overlook, with team or at WORK. Sevea hun.
dred AMI Sixty two Prrona oFisc number thus al
cd promptly responded. and but fosty.three opposed
Tie sentiment Tae people IN that par; of the State
are engaged, actively and Eealou,y in the good work
The result Of our observation was to convince W thu
Ohio wii! give twenty insteal Of fifteen thousand ma
JJrity Cor HARRISON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-01

We understand that the report has been circulated
IN town. 'hni the Van Buren meeting at Nj. Verno.
Ohio. numbered 10000 THIS was a Stale C,ox.,
ton and preparations had been making for 1t since las,
January. Johnson, Shannon, Allen SC were prrScp,
and We we're told IN Wooster OHIO, BY many gentlemen
who were present that the meeting did not number
all told, five thousand persons One inciJ,n, which
occurred while the procession was going into TOW,
r'"ec" peculiar disgrace upon tho whole afT,ir
Ih' procession in passing down hill in difficult
place. mel a conniryman with Wagon. The coun.
ny man could not well get out Of the way and decli.
nee making an ehort--whoreupou SENATOR Allen.
Jumped i7om the carriage and told him he did not
got he wagon out Of tho road he would throw him
AMI his ID wagon too, over the fence.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-01
TO THE PUBLIC.

Your surprise, 7 am quite surs, will be- ~ great Is
mine yyas, On Ihu perps5l pi n note siEHeG Andrew,
Jlcksnn addressed 20 the editor Of the Nashville Ia.
i,o md bearing date On he 5h inst
The circumstance Of my present wish n Nashville
are vel known here declined repssisd invitations
10 attend IN Convention holden the lib inst snd
ep,Il, WELDED 70 su unusual appeal with which was
bop,-c,l and which 10 would be d.Ec1h Tor any man
o. rrs.sf.
was called rpou 20 address tho Convention. 10
l, terms Of respect aul fr hs military services Of
praise saok0 pf the distinguished Individual who
The oc. sob 4 ihis note i "ho heard no can testify
Ar4org the sli1s.ts which discussed. gus tfat u the
des arssrg BOZ p1hr ,iu8e ar. especially tho doiia.
r.s--s 4-1rne9s'v .r ~l'e J'E-ts " wa. r. will.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-01

rI,,s ,',..' : , TONES 'rhe largest and No.,
ted IN uu'' a. s'onesthat was perhap. COM
/ ~ ny ~ any other country ma - VT colo G.
s,,,,. hIseHm' kesw'ck. The Sc, seen m
che, 49,, e way n length from eight 10 r,, % 5s
~ 'Nu from winch FIVE octave, saS " u"f'y siE in
,t, greatest precision Tho uoodor 70 ..Asn w,lh
,l ,s ' 'S are placed Is twelve fec, 10 on
pss,,nce ~ 7'e 1s rugged and un.l,,ol snsh.
0s con well be imagined. tbcv b,'py map-
got ehiegy T yea, 10 collecting. and hive 5o
named Jose 10 Ricbirlsoa. an i,,.,, 'lcs, ~ man
G5so9b. near ksswick who IS r-,a esq, .
49,, 80 u'ik Of leaving the cspsI - y, a' iour-
,y,es 49,, seeing 'oso truly ason,.bi, NC ehe.
ID the R,,E jt,., o's''e' mas very npproyr1iev
,r G,g.s t.,l,,ii' celebrated model. or with
nJ The ews,.. H.. Ins.e stones. from heir ngnt.
49,, ,,a.il.'n add two Of his sons soJ o worked
. Tsci m s.'' TS' i l''ns " her enc, i 9as'
y y ~ 10 pianoio''o can uih fb, re q MUSIC
: % sasSg elayei 900 sbIt Tho s s.I,.'ey
r,lo'i Tfpcs. ''o F'tk EafmOn,o.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-01
Nashville. AIg 20.lsio.
From 'is CiaeiHaa'i RepuJlican.
col JOHNSON Ar CHLCoruE

We expressed the other DAY our ,ron= convictions
mat Col JJahsol cDId at have been cOrsccil. replr
ted IN the speech Ch.liic,.ae which was coDtlned
n the CrI.cNihe iver.iS'r Of the u inst AMI ~
proof Of our having just gr1naiS in ts sols NE are
srstiied IA the Opportunity or spreading the following
CORES ppndcuce before Que readers.
lis well known m Kentucky well a, in TIN.
safe, thai MUar .rncai prrhrhly terms grea-
sr a.smIoY ,yuh both .rr5Al H,rr1os AMI Col Joln-
an Ihsn a0w individual tbs Tia conllct ~
he i'.i,"ns csires r,n icncs aiis 70 Inc clam, which
iis 'srv cos : lIrier IIscr urdsr Li"a,rtl H4rr-
'1n IA 1919, All asa SslItofoI KsItEc -, give min
. p4bl.. TJsl.He.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-01
TO he Eli'or Of ne Ns,IliU. UaIIa:

To he E!i'or Of he FzSSyigc Uai1a:
SiS: Bong Ini1rmeI that the Hoo Henry Clay Of
Aenuchy IA ms public speech AZ N.ShyIlie yosjerIay
alleged that had appon;eJ The Hon Edward Liv.
ugsion Secretary of State When no was a deiluller
and knowing him 10 be one. feel thai am justified
IA declaring .he charge 10 be false II 10 known o. all
the country Iha the nominations made 10y the Presi-
ueht 10 lhe Senate are referred Appropriate com
mieef' and that II there u evidence oi default
or any disqaaiIiyng circumstance existing against
men, RECESSION ol the nomination follows. No Law.
ingsIon was member Of the senate from the State of
Loui'ianl when he was nominated by me.-Can Mr..
tIHy say hc opposed the continuation OF his noinna-
'ion' because he was dcilultor9 So the journals
OF The Sen1le viii answer. But this continuation bv
The Senate - conclusive proof that no such objection
u made wus sustained, and satisfied that such a
charge asinnt him could not have been sustain.
OF
nm also informed that Mr. Clay charged me with
appointing Samuel Swauwout colleciorof tho port OF
New YORK. knowing thai he had been the assoc!ato of
Aaron Burr. To this charge :. proper To say that
knew Of Mr.. SwdrtwOuts connection with Aaron Barr
precisely as did that OF Mr Clay hinselC vino # the
history ut the times dad do him great Injustice was
lar from avoid ng association with Bufr whe- no
was at the town OF Lexington IN Ky Yet Mr. CLAY
VS. appon e. Secretary II Stale ard mas NV with
recommendations for character and fitness rot more
favorable ihan those produced by the citizens Of
New YORK 10 behalf Of Mr.. Svlnwodt-Nr Clay
too Of he time OF hIs appointment Q, that hiph
office. u wi. by rccollectod charged with bar.
gaining for 20. aud by this ch rye more ear
mostly made ID 90 by his present in Tennessee
.i-s'rs. Bel and Foster
Under such circumstances how contemplate does
this cemagogue appear, when be stoUs fgm his hish
place n the SnIe and rpims me country rofaIl
ing ISLANDERS asainss the living and the dead
Hermitage Aug 1e. 1910.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-01
Tfaiy. your frioni.
Col 4. w. JsRasoa. w
Mans iold Ohio.
NIl.sFlELp. 90 r. J..

NIA'tFIHLD, Nug 81 cd, iT
Mr. DEsB Sia-Yolr favor has bosp.. on in
Hhich you observe. ihat b. NJ rsyDHed doubt q,
terence May be drawn hat { ava not chtt hal
rtgIfds the courage Of Gen. HIfrisor General
bot little respect lOr hian a. q comm forming you
am happy 70 have the Op21uunr is1I, had 10
thsi during ny ssrvics win Grior hira a bravo
cause n d0utH his courage. bU'ysoit 10 that Ct
man. and have always erprf eensufod any a.
feci-nof have ever dislprai 90 the pursuit o,
his measures as cOnmandir hamss-cyery thing
Proctor, Or IN the Baulo ,'n. aud hsye never
snw met wy entire - Ia speaking Of the
spoken Of % IN any ole par aeied by 10y rept.
Battle ~ tho Than, r'aso the mort of nat re-.
reut. I'D not MI merit claimed hi, 90, |
Imer,. q, n d,mD ipp'y Ihl. gsn. f.y,,s,s =. /
mach IesgiI ,icsr a.fIcacl 20 ne ,,.n.- 49,.
Gov sho,Jyr d.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-01

a correspondent OF the Argl. in eniaayvring to
shield o. A BSownson from the effects of h. attles
upon religion md tbs right Of parent TO leave his
properly To hs children slys that article merely
revue" OF The writings of an English Charts,. We
care mol "hai the article was written for We quoted
The language Of Mr. Brownsna himself and we left
our reader. to judge Of hs meaning which all Of them
readily understand
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-01

4 LI5ENrr PoLr.-B5th PARTIES in ), Clair.yille.
agreed To- unite. short time since in erecting L
e'iy Pole They came together and the locas locke
on while The Wings worked. The pie brosc. hurl.
ing one man severely. That pole was given M. and
the Wings undertook 20 erect Wing pole They wen,
ahead and last Saturday erected one with es.e and
without accident
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-01
.Nnci,I,Inrr VI " e

! ! 'NOSTHNOIV u r 80
sos me zcrommag,;,aIr I5i zop IL suoI 4 -
were accompanied by tb, he ~, The Artillery
Plhy' with their engine ts~,eG,II union fire COM
. O''ee Of The New York Lafyerc and by
ssv,r,I on me Govsrnors Guards Of Del
orbs, neinbers Of the Van Ron.sl,., Schenectady.
Der Of r,G gentlemen in uniform. with oa',o end
beautiful and We we s,ea many lads. The d"y NUM-
lighted with Tho eIc"rsa 'o'' IN the parry highly de-
frsmsn ven am eleven o'clock. and ,bs 70 the city
IN nrnec..,o ,hron:h some ct the pror,n.p and
did spectacle en- '''ming a novel and so,s,,.
mnrod by fatal co.n. f' the enjoyment Of be dsyv
If .aie' Archer Of the firm Of A,cho ne 9enh of
,ay INTO y VINO was drowned by falling from I;Ionseh.
sS,bsr o 'ns I'er while tho boat va. yi" nom gang
,ai va. 'n 'eI' into the waor Id. s,r rnnoon
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-01
CINcISNArI, Aag. % h. 1870.
Cry. w. II HAzarsov.
COL c. S. Tooo

DSIy SI--.n nsiately after relirny the substance
o. speech, sIIi 10 be made BY Col. H. ~ Johnson Nj
Chiico;ha addressed a s,ier Ia N. a copy OF which
u furnished. On yesterday. received hs answer.
which with pleasure | enclose 10 YOU
view as putting 10 and forever the foll
ISLANDERS ihi have been aud now circulating sgsns
yon. a regards your conduct the decisive and gori
Gus battle Vt tho Thames and my judgment leaves
no good grounds for controversy unpleasant feelings
bsiWeen two brave officers at that gallant array
Truly, your friend,
4. r. CARTEAL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-01

>. plaSsOf Reception which I'll .iraugor. may 30
referred.
~ RosolvsJ. Tia, iAiec S,,s from each ward he
employed To attend at the Reception Rromor tic pur.
pose Of conducting strangers the accommodations a
proPtaicd 70 them and ,hG the member. Of the Com
mittees each attend to procuring them.
Z. JACOB, Chairman.
L. n FtrzHcCH Sccre,arv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-01
W. H. HARRISON.
CiSoTNSATI, Aug. l2.lSl0.
NV DEAR COLONEL:
T. D. CAREEAL.

enclose your speech - published IN nc Chlcoiht
Advertiser The repurier Of your speech 50 lar a,
you speak Of General HLrrson has surely
you not only 50 think. bot have - slid An infer
enee may be fairy drawn, that you are not only IN
doubt regarded MS courage. but that you had ban
huIe respect Tor hum rs a Commanding General Nv
personal rcgIrJ for you induces nc alone ~ call your
attention toIas subject and furnish you an opportunity
Of correcting what conceive u be an erroneous ,,i
gar5lcd report Of what you did say ChiihcJlhe OH
the 9Th inst
Prom t1e enclosed rom1rks Of Col {. S. Todd. yo,
viii al once discover that you tako issue and WIDELY
differ II consistent with your feelings. furnish me
VIA your v'e~' on Tho sutyoci. They wall be psb'
lithsJ " not 50 yO1 may desire. he
Tn T~.a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-01

Our country j. experiencing an excitement
never beo'e felt in this government TIL, usual or.
der and routine Of society broken up ncIgbb,r mix
not with neighhor of has feelings HI. fires de bonc, an
Pr'specis-none seem to enjoy the presents but look
to FIST approaching future FOR happiness. and r,r
with an Intense, al!-absorbing anxiety. From Maine
10 Lonisians, from the Atlantic the Mississippi the
same excitement prevails Ask man who has return.
ed from thc eastern cities what is the news ami he
will tell you nothing but politics. whilo he VINO has
travelled the Missouri and tho Mississippi tells you
The Pruires fire. the woods ore in flame VIM,
IS the cause OF this Is it incident to Republic.
No. The people Of this country have never witness.
ed u until now SINCE The establishment Of our govern
menL Is change ~ orr Constitution and the princi
pies Of our government called for No What the,
- the cause Of this eIoiemcni-ths intense interes
and ANXIETY fatal Sinpom Ike that which ,,yeep,
over Asia aud she deserts Of Africa has pased owe,
our country IA us wrath 10 has not only made barren
be fertile field Il has only dcsoIated the mart Of
business; % has not o>y driven the traveller from the
hist-way; % has not only stayed the hammer Of the
mechanic and The shuttle m the weavors' loom, but
has penetrated. with is peslIeuul breath our dwell
ings and slain the old and The young the grave and
The gay Il Is ND rcsPecter Of pcrsons-the rich have
qusiied JeiYTo b., and the pour have f,llen
isnot necessary at ths is'e day to traverse the
vast desert Of politics find The n5isome cavern from
"hichth' pe''euliu apor arises a thou-and tongue,
have told Of o. thousand hand. have aiI % bare io
he ligh Of day palpabis the sun az no,n or the
evening star when the shlIcs of Twilight have faded
'm The surih All honest scsfcbsrs alter tr8tb have
zen snd fslt where and what u vas
u is true that you o. the len few traveller,
standing iy huge grey stone and ealing 10 you d,
como aud they say that the sun causes 10 erIsI. F.
from IT, suriacc dee y1isosou. vappr which nqresnlts
the nirnosphcrr fi-tle rock ofspsruIaiou Au5ff.r
croucho' beside pure spung c..clsd b. IN o1si. bon
he ord desert from whose pure waters ten tnes ten
thousand travellers have drank md gone on trf way
rejoicing ans refreshed, end cres n YOU that r,s 7
losoms pos,s arsas from 10 bed whore vy,,5. t,y.
alien anl je,sy,I rni me ,agyis d, -r'sI -.f. r.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-01
Tm,prlrm,. Angus, 3lsr, 1910

'"ANbtiiilN' AlEih1 olsl' iSEO
Dear Sir, In accordance with your wish send YOU the
following names rs s;raightous, viz Thomas Carter.
George Buchanan, Richard Carter. Samuel Florence,
George Graf, Robinson Walker Harmon Rboads Isaac
Renshaw. and Yours. WIN. c. DAY.
There are a number more ia the county with whom I
acquainted but not having seen them recently. /
unwilling 10 give in Shc.r lanes.
Cor. y. !. HELLEY, WM. {. DAY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-01
TIE DEMOCRATIC
FOR VICE-PRESiDENT:
= - a. ~ e b t. T. e.
- IIRGlNIf

VIRGINIA ELECTORAL TICKET The following =
INC e.ecIos! ticket agreed upoR. ld recommended to
rhe voters OF the Old Dominion, by the HARRISON and
Tyler Convention which tho 24.h Feb. al RciI-
EDond
Let Disrici-John W. MurdauCh. Of Norfolk
~ d. James W. Pegram. OF Peiersburg
81 do VIM. :. Archer. of Amelia
<ih DO Ric!i'd ktider Meade, or Dinviddie
Stu do Henry r.. Watkins of Prince EJw ard.
9Th do James e. Bruce, OF Halifax
.Ih do Whmell T. Tunstall. ofPlltsylvana.
9Th do Thomas Joynes. sfAccOmnck.
Bth do Norblrnc r. Sutton, OF Caroline.
lGih do Wulnughby Newton, OF Wrsinoreland
llh do james LyOus Of Richmond City.
l2th 10 Valentine W. Slulhuil. Of Al5cmarle
l3th do John :. Pcndleton, of RappahannUck
Adj do John JaUney, OF lOudoun.
18Th 10 Andrew IIuuicr OF jefferson.
lT'l DO Philip Williams, IT, Of Frederick
l9ih 10 VIM. Seymour, Of Hardy.
lSih DO BriScoe G.. Baldwin, Of Augusta
I9;h DO Ballard Smith. OF Grconbricr
och do Edward Jolnsoa, Of BDtelourt.
2lN DO John y. Humes, OF Washington
pa do George w. Summers. of kauawha
23j - Waitman I. Wiley, Of Mononcala.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-01

The Argus Of last Saturday says that Orator Wharton
was last heard Of, making STUMP sposche. IA Tl,ca-
rawas County. OHIO. Orator Wharton was there. and
received the unanimous yoo of thank. from seven
hundred people. number winch orator Newman
could never get 10 li.tsn 10 him
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-01
Crvclxx,rI. aihA1-rr. Isil.

ID ar Nir:--It vas ny oysr.. IT pracr,cahl.. Ia 81.
dressing the enclose lcucr Col J1Ins "a to prsvon
any unpleasant feeling, beivssa glIan, OH n.
o. no late war WA. from NY own p-rs Iali suowl.
slge en'erasnsI h 81 respect for each ohHr. avn
.nITe thtn g'ldiel TO ia hlyo not b.en aa,Icces.-
hil 10 the attempt Without con caiIny WIjh al IN.
or q: these gentlemen, take up,n my.elf mo reson,.
billy Of ada0Esng You 10 pIbIsh The CORES pond
2hl an NoIrs, respectfully.
T.. D. CARTEAL
@, Z = r,,1
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-01

DiED-At Sicubeuve. yesterday morning Lieut.
JOSEPH {. VANCE. OF tins city. lie was travel.
ling from tins city Ia New Lisbon ON Friday last in
company wih his faIhern-lsw 5. SPRIuG. Esq. when
the horses ran off aud prceiptated with the car
rage down steep bank. abou, three miles beyond Seu.
benville Mr. v was taken up in~cnsiLe aud continued
- until he died lie was the son OF Ex-Governor Vance
Of Chic had resided here tor many years. was well
and intimately known, uni we consider i mo- di-par.
agemon' To others when say that there Is no man
m the community more generally beloved, or whusg
deh'h could have been deeply regretted by
large circle OF acquaintance and friends
The funerai will take Tlalge from the house of :
Spngg ESQ. at O'Clock tbs Gay.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-01

Can any one in the PJst O.hce here. tell why sun
dry letters written 10 distinguished wniS, by the Cen
'rnl Committee of this place never reached heir
destination Doa't all speak at once.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-01

Connected with the above, Of the
tcu>ive READING ROOMS IA Iho United Staics.-
Terms u subscribers, IS year Strangers free
~ visit it for the space Of one month those who
iaac visit u tor longer term will be put down
rub-cTihers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-01

Mr.. S'eenrol' said IA hs sPeerh a; the Cour, House
the Other night. that, he held in his hand document
that would knock the hind mites 90 Of whigyery wh,n
Will 'his tremendous thing Iylode
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-01
CINcINSATI, Aug. 81 1910.

haVs read the correspondence between yourself
and Col. Johnson. relative 10 him at Chcoths From
The Perusll OF Col JOhnsons letter ara satisfied thai
no Intended me no injustice IN The speech referred TO-
ahi iaai h.S opinions ami sentiments must have been
mis!eprosenioJ Thanking you Tor the interest you
save manifested this plter-I rsiusn the cores
pOu1ence
w H. HARRISON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-01

VERIioNT.-The election taxes place this day
Il Is 'nr'", ernor and other State officers. nemers Of
90. s.ess and Of the Legislature: Vermont chooses
her Congressman by diu.rc;, aud sends five members,
Two 81 The present delegation Loco Foco' viz
John Smith ia the IA district and Isaac Fletcher IA
tie 5h. The candidates Cor the NIX, Congress. a. far
- - known TO Us, are as follows
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-01

Person, who have rsised Flags in the city .re re-
qucsicd to Keep them AT Eamasi until IL oc.ock THIS
day.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-01
Hcrnilage. Avg. 1s. 1910.

~ We publish below from the Sasbvills Banner
ihe calm dignifed. and lofty rcspoocs OF MI Clay to
the vulgar assault ofGcn Jackson We have DO r..,rp
Tor 0ammeniE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-01
e. WHARTON. E6,or and Proprietor.

T~Ns-'The rri-Weekly roper is Published on
"od-ys. Thursdays aud Saturdays. nj SIS per annu,n
siWnce. or 50 at the end of tho wear. 50 tor ~,
oa No subsVri5cF received ior a less term than
4 ofhs.
tNWeeklv r1per. the Western Virginia Times Is
bed GA "Wednesday al - 50 per annum in adj
asoPr - II not paid within month from the
81 81 the year. No new subscribers Will be re-
~ rEcept such pay in advance. For months
5nvariably charged No suhsc rIbcr received
r term than siS months and no paper discon
an IxGDpt at the discretion OF the publisher. until
= M = are paiI.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-01

The TTPPECANOE FLAG Is issued iror, this office
on the lst ami 18Th % every month Price So cts
frJal tbs time until ,ac Presidential election.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-01

ES,eaet ladies and NorAy Ccz7ra!.s as,raJlci
49, l!mIrng cRuul!ng 10 the STA ION and sueraC
The ir.gs. which The celcbrauun OF tbs day nqIras
Itsg flying receive from he hands OF Female
CT ;hIs valuable donation. uaui! sung thereby Il
To- for tacr country and attachment those night.
which they have inlariled rom their hnccsturs and
wiIcN have beeA occurred TO them b. IN ConsjitIi; ON
When we look back and remember that bui a few
years since We came as srIGgprs ih iiS land ~ which
we are now regarded rs mde pendent and happy free
nIea-when We remember that are 40 longer
looked upon as foreigners. but hosnrcd as ci,izsns.
participating ia all the benefits which fuw iron this
Zee anI hspp couuiry-whon reflect upon In =
youI eIprc Of bcraliiy and rcglrl for ths cum
pauy nss1cIaioi for the defence aud designed tor the
serN zee OF our corutry-who does not Ieei himself
animated By The sr1n Ees wishes and most an1,ol, de-
are 10 encourage those feeling which delight "a the
display ni icma!o virtues. Indeed are compelled
- oXrlaiT. "a lie words Of Schiller.
Hour ihe ladies' with wreaihes and flowers
Niih hoayoHl, garands IN earthly bowers"
therefore offer yOs, on behalf OF tins company.
which have heen appointed Ia comnani rny .in
cere and heartfelt thanks for the honor which ',
nave cont erred on rs IN presenting tins hug-Tcmnd.
ins u "a II does Of the gallant fore gner VIII sacrificed
hs wealth aud his blood The sr nc Of liberty and
which swelis our bosoms with the desire 10 cmulr
h- Iainolism and his vaor. The memory of Llay-
elite n dear q the heart Of every truo American and
at every friend of freedom. HIS image noais pDudlv
on tIis banner, WORLDLY associated with the Tlme Of
h VINO must ever be regarded The f. her of his
country. The fame of the cOnqueror can ever BIT
compared 10 the lauTeis that deck his brow-NdGEs
may tall beneath their arm and their in4,oItan' be
bo"iied from the page Of existence soon o he ors1-
ien-Jui he virtue Of lafayette, enshrrsdI' the at
cctOis OF his countrymeu. have shed n nPcTIsha-
bic lUsirC around his nams-whers ~ heart Thar
does not ihrob with graft ude at n B,h''on OF his
name, or tie eye that does not = 'elr over the v
solemn termination Of his earthly oi' Ills daring n
spirit should be Gu de to the e'e'y i"reign' G
err and should serve To REMIT - " NC rch fo' q
tory informs AS of The high ArI Tor ruth add brave
~ which m ages past chg "' le lungs and b,
governed the conduct o,' '"u'e'' SO VIII the n,
annals Of this city tel, III 49, i'' 's nag has n,
been awarded To u.s. - 'J "i me goneros. he
~ and patriotism ''0 '"' DIsOins OF thCso 6r
I' !. oy s,cr ,Sy my comrades, that we ,b,pJ ~
alw,v, be 'ne ms rucon which prompted iis wv
oe "'nny always deserve the nm, :, -. -
" '.''orS on us--and act with ersr =; mn
'''7 Wy deieucc-dnd wherever I've - - ~ MI
IT, lo.'J'o"e ever follow this alg with yi,,ly Of
s'r.bV death 'O' Oui "a'cGwOId A.
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