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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-02
THE HERO OF NORTH BEND.

S"
The Hero OF North Bend is now before US all.
lie we'll knew our wishes and responded To our
Va. Buren, must be ruuled, 90 mus, oil his low
crow.
Let Us nll vote for william a. we've .othi.s
slss 10 do.
Nothing else TO do. &c
Th. veteran, who fought with hi. 20 for him TO
a man.
Hes brave aud true. they know IL too. let the
YAM say what they eas,
Vsr Burcn 10 our Preside ni. no credit TO u, due,
Let US push and rout him all about with Old
TipPecanoe, &c.
Will. he lives in our White House, We no am
81 have at all.
Andrew Jackson set a rolling what the locos
called the ball.
Thsy have rolrd il now - long. you SEQ. it,,
rslrd on me and ysu.
And they have rolled us out of business. and
we've nothing now To do. &c.
ToR Benton j, the gold man. who build, castles
in the air.
To benefit psople ~ith whom he'll nee share.
The Mississippi runs the snne, no gold is shining
vet.
D., we'll sep tho ball a rolling. and roll Tom un.
der u. DC.
Ohio and Virginia pull together in The trace.
They sros' Ihsir !avorits Clay. and put Tip on
the chase,
OLD Peshsylrani. halls with joy the people.
choice, yon know.
10 veil send Old Tip to Washington. as we've
noIhiEs elss to do. &c.
Experiments we've triod and they do not work
so ell
The misery they have ca used no tongue can
ever tell
We row will Try our H,rri son. Who fought cur
hstlss true.
Yes, we'll 60 far him most surely as NO Save
nothing else % do.
We are cure W. shall elect hin. and We wish to
d 1t strong,
Ths loco. they are Iurnins and we say 10 thsn
come on.
Your psrty's welcome now with us. and Ne will
forgive you true.
Let Us all go fer Harrison as we've noihing el,e
TO do.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-02

The follow in, serious charge 10 n,ds in iis T.lIsh,s.
sec Sar Of shcI 9Th, against agents OF The Government
in Florids. A strict investigation Of the fact. Of tn.
casc 10 impeIousiy demanded atths hands OF The proper
department at Washington;
A few eeeks since a cargo Of Bacon uas purchased
in Blltiuorc on behalf Of Government. anil shipped on
Tho bry Benjamin. Csptain-. and carried To
CedarKeys. whore IL was condemned BY tho United
State AgeHts, and ordered round 10 81. Marks. Here
it Va ordered to be sold. without any notice having
bed given Of tho intended sale. a mock auction was
go up IN ST. MARKS. At 9 o'clock nj nigh. AT which II 10
uJhersoOd only ihroo persons attended. viz: the mock
Setiozssr, and two individuals. rho trers clerks in tho
que rfer- ma department. on eonnisssrys depar.
nes,. The Bacon was sold. and these two clerks be-
came the purchasers. at OF a cent per pound 2 IL
was Immediately delivered and removed that night
from 81. Marks. They were the NEXT day offered
tl7o0 for their bargain. which they refused. They
demanded $4,000 Two or three DAYS snhsequestly,
and within the past week this same bacon 10 under.
stood TO have been purchased for the use Of the troops
in the service Of the Territory Mt Il cents per pound,
and 10 pronounced 10 be 10 excellent order.
Now in preference 10 this tra-ssciion, who can doubt
The following facts
Isl. That 1t was condemned thsi il might DO sold,
and
%. That il was 'old hat somebody mighi becsm.
the purchaser; and.
81. That altogether it is = very GRAVY aFair.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-02
Very respectfully. ! am cir.
Your obed.eni servant.

TuE Posi- MASTER GENEEIL.-in his. lie ofCem
moior Perry. published ia 1921. giving a sketch OF Ger
ilsrisNn, Bsid:
This defence Of Fort Neis,. and the .ub..qu.n
capture OF the Army. may be fairly considered The
most brilliant and extraordinary event OF The war"
In referring 10 the baulo Of tks Thames. NJ. E.i-,
said:
lit must be conceded That his victory reflected
great honor upon the National Arm. and Tho lrosps by
wh)m II was achieved" Tbs action, and The move.
rneni which preceded it. ufi5rd ample to,iimony OF IN.
and cool intrepadiiy Of Gen Harrison and
indeed all the events Of the Campaign support these
chnrsc'ersiics the disaster. attending 1t having in nc
iaEanes been iaPuie3 10 Aim"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-02
/, . r. WHARTON E2a- 81 PrP~-~~

Pr--Thc Tr-Erokly raper - published oa
F,-B,-. Thu-i-v- ,nd Saturdays. NJ - pcr AMMAN
4, advance. ~ 81 At The end 81 The yenr. IS hr uN
months No subscriber received ior el~- tern Ssaa
- non,hA
The wc.klv r-rer. tho Western Virginia T1n"s 10
rnhlishcd On Wednesday a, q 50 per snnum m ad'
t.so.. or - IL not paid within one month from The
s,ginaing Of the year. Nonew .Ht.crihep Will DC r.
s,ivsi. except sn.h ss paw IN advance. For . nonih'
Al so 10 invariably charged. No subscriber received
ss q les torn than sI months. snd no rr0sr cison.
s..ed. except Of the discretion Of tie ~p1bluAs'. ssui
II syrrarrr~ arc rad
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-02
SHORTS BY TIE MAILS

The ladies fair al New Haven to aid in repsirins
The Cemetery. Melted 1859.
The Morristown Jersey boys had a Log CABIN raj
sing last week. An administration man. noy CONVEX.
ted. brought In from the woods a fine hickory tree 90
feet high. with a fox dangling from II, boughs. and the
same was placed in the centre Of the cabin. The fIins
were a mammoth pot pie and cold water.
No less Than SCI dogs have bitten The du,; this year
a. Philadelphia under the city ordnance.
Neo WheaL-Alreary they have harvested The wheat
IN Fast Tennessee. and are eating Of Inc new dOur.
The census Of the village Of Syracus gives populs.
ton Of Gill. In 1880, 1855. in 1885. Hos
In the town Of Shorsham. VI. there are 26 5S4
sheep. In New York there are three towns. having
over 100000 each viz.
Washington. Duchess co. 3I377
Avon. Livingston co. $3.50
Hoosic. Rensselaer, co 37yeO7
Ia the whole State of New York. there are 4,299s79,
and IN the fourteen States specified here are Il 1897,
63S shcep-yislding nearly ~ million pounds OF
wool. valued in le36,irom an ayerag Of 10 yean) at
s2ll6S.000.
March ofhe AaglOsSaroHs-No less than 30 Ger.
man emigranls from DImitaIt, arrived June Is, at 81
Louis. m Inc Vsndalia from New Orleans.
A barn and IT. contents were dcs iroyed BY lightning
nj Brownburg. ~. And several barns uuroofed hy a
hail storm near Worcester, in the same slate on the
18Th.
4 Pleas Ercursion-Th. Philadelphia Inquirer
highly cOmmeHds this rout, Tsts he esFs 10 Reading.
iben the psckei boat on The Lshigh River improved
nav fniion. through a deep mounisia rsvine. ovsrhuns
By summits 400 feet high; thence to Wilksbario by
coach. the rail road being yet uneomplsiod.
Norsichf Conn ne the srminus Of great rail road
on the sound - nov Of increased interest W New YOr
ss,. The N,rrh.ch CJIuor s1yE
The population of the lawn Of Norwich. including
the city. ~ ssccrained by tho census which has jnst
been completed. 10 1890 The city alone contains
1900. The three manufacturing villages In the town
number a. follows Greenyille loss; Falls Ca; Van.
uc lis. Increase ofihe whole town, within The last
ten yesrs, siout 5000.
Caadid Coafss'ion-At last ne Albany Argos
cones out thus on log cabins
Democrats respect The humble dwellings Of the
hardy backwoodsmen. and what 10 more. they respect
and protect tie juslnghts Of the ionanti Of tbeso dwell
luRs"
The Norfolk Herald ssys. Governor Branch Of Nsu
Carolina. h~1sopenly avoved MS opposition h the sd-
mtnsirstion NJ Martin Van Buren,. declsr,nE ii W 30 N
be opinion corrupt"
Col Long Oven. Of B,aon. hes accepted tho ehal.
lenge Of 10000 q ufs. rom the owners ofCano. sDd
will ran ~ h1ss N fss Lhgsrs Csns n NJ al
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-02

GES. LIVES TEsrtNoST.-Ths following extract
from aspecch ofGen. X. 7. Lytls, delivered al Ham
ilton m 1885, IL ia good taste. and rebukss Gen. Hsr.
risons present reviles. lie spoke of Gen. Harrison
and OF his services. of his Acquaintance W ia him. and
OF their residence in The same county. But. SAID
Cen. Lyle, "Nere we as widely separated a. Ihe poles.
! ean nei'her DO made 10 forget his virtues. sor with
hold iro- him just COMMUNICATION Tor many eslinenl
services. SIR ! would be \ traitor 10 my own nature
II found myself capable Of disparaging The claims Of a
public servant 50 eminent. ~ well ried. and whose
liie has been a history OF such usefulness. and gallantry
nc that Of Gen. Harrison. Rather than rob the TEN, lie,
Of hat time worn aHd Justly honcred public servant OF
a single laurel | would choose in justice and grail.
iudo TO heap chsplois on his brow"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-02

eaE ON NJ n 'ay in our iowa Ito 800 a N "a
ospsrh the slmr day for I'm oa,own. Could I sixe
you mo isinies' outline OF ths drs,sing o. Col Thonp.
son. ~oaid mos, W llingl,-bdu cir. can,o,-,ycrni
wa a; -,s ret,cdy crubbsd mt ne tu-a.d t,i
:" hiI''i msaneF than the m,anc.i Of sheep
killing dog. Newman aiJfeN,d IA. ,r..ti,y H.,
with hs ususl set speech.
Yonrs. &c.
eorfc-Ponien nj Columbia. inbrn. u. lbs, The
good causo 3 as e'urshins in OHIO rs Il, p.s-ibly can
De- oaio ean.ot give To-. than 10000 m.jori,y for
H.rsm.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-02
THE RoCHEPoRT CONVENTIoN

This Convention assembled on Thursday last. about
IL o'clock. NJ. and confused Throughout that day. all
OF Friday and on Saturday up TO about / o'clock. 7. NJ,
when il adjourned. The St. Louis delegation reached
Rocherort about ii O'Clock. y. NJ. and returned ia
this city yesterday about S O'Clock IN ihs eve. ing. ST
in sne spirits aud highly pleased with The action ofIhs
convention and the TIM.
The Convention consisted OF from seven to ten
thousand persons. and was conducted throughout in
The best possible spirit. We ne unable at this tins
to give the course or proceedings. or anything like a
history Ut its action; tomorrow We expect TO give q
full account. or this fact tho Wing party may feel as.
surs6, that every thing hsrnra5lo which our friends
IN the upper country can do. TO reEenemts Missouri,
will be done. The Enthusiasm & determined spirit dis.
played BY the members Of This Convention. give ample
assurance that the Wing cause hr inward ia Missouri.
and Il is by no means improbable that her electoral
vote will he cast, in Nnrembr. for the Herr oc Tippe-
canoe. With the proper eIerIiens there no longer re.
mains a doubt Of the political complex.on Of the pop
ular branch ofthc Legislature. and il 10 not improbi-
bio that both branches will be Wing The election Of
Gen. Clark We confidently eIpccE and II the spirit Of
reform which 10 now raging Throughout the prares Of
vi ssouri Istcpt alive, the whole Wing ticket may be
elected in Missouri in August mkt That a great num-
hcr OF changes have and are tsAns place in the coun.
tics in tAis State; that men wko her ,Ioiore supported
the administration are lsaSirg u by families, ~n.ighbor-
hoods. and even counties. more can no longer DO 4
doubt. We have heard much said. and received many
letters informing US ofchInses. but We have always
feared that the wishes OF our InDrmants tended TO
magnify tho prospect hut Curing this trip uo rave
seen and cnnversed with nasy racn who he We recently
left the ranks of the adhinislrstion, and we heard OF
numerous o her csrc,, shero names ard rrsdcnre are
given. that We can no longer entertain q doubt. Our
Whig friends, every where: may rest assured that The
ball OF reform is rolling on in proud sicces,. and i,
only requires that ar eIcriions be continued sud IN.
oeasing. and we WI, even in Missouri b.. Triumphant
81 LOaiS Rrp.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-02
Fron the Detroit Dolly Advertiser.
TESTIMONY or AN OLD SOLDIER
n. the Ancient French Inhabitants Of Michigan.

10 me Ancient FTsHch Inhabitants Of Michigan.
Fellow Citizens II was with Gen. Harrison dCriny
he last War. and was well acquainted with him. ,
It sirango therefore, that ! should feel a deep intf-
est IN the fame ofihc brave man under whom ! scrEd.
but whose character is now assailed by those fho
know nothing from experience, Of ciIhsr the daRgsr oil
a war. or the courage and virtues necessary fosake
n brave soldIcr-such . soldier as was Con. Hfnsoni
I wns NJ the unfortunate defeat ef WiuchCsics nj tho
River Rasin, and have been ashamed and drpriscd
that the enemies Of Cen. Harrison should atack him
for that defeat. He was no, 10 blame. His0aIne was
free from all stigma IN that matter. and NJ honorabls
man will ever accuse him Of improper conanct IN that
unfortunate affair.
was with General Harrison At Foe Meigs snd
when I hear those whU were in their GRADES nj tIe iim-
fleeing from danger. %stigmanso him . a coward ]
feel bound TO no longer remain slcn. but 70 tell my
fellow citizens what ! know I Washes him when Ger
efal Proctor demanded the surrenderm the Fort. and ]
heard Gen. Harrison say that he would never sur
render-He would die IN it's defene rather than give
up tho Fort. and he called upoS al his subordinate
officers TO Jon in he resolution. fnd that if no did E-
10 never give mp The conflict Stimulated by the fm-
mes. Of their Genersl-whsm syery officer and soldi ?
in the Fort loved for his amsblo unhinching bravery
all resovlcd 10 die rather aan dshonour heir conn
wy bya surrcdcrl You kncr fellow citizens. the result
BY his untring pcrseveane-by bis late aud early
attention n duty-by ~ constant encouragement Of
he private soldier-byhis Own example. and BY bis
MI PTutr
der-iho enemy wcr. reDulsed. and the flag of our
beloved country wavd IN triumph over The Fort which
Gen. Harrison and - brave companions - gallanlly
defended.
Can =. thsn. fIoT eitzcns. remain quiet. when 7
hear my old gonanl stgnati1cd Nc a"cowafdr' No.
( cannot. Nor an even peran The ~sospicion 10 g.
ahrad that . cn withhold ny feeble support from the
men whom I nov 10 BE- 80 worthy o. and - com.
psient 10 Gin Tho ohsce Of President Of tho United
States
Ne, ear uou. fellow cifizsns. who were ~ hiehi.
ga IN 1sI1-I3. and know General Harrison " -
700, 5,lsersr sad beusisoisr. rem.in qniei and Do
90, a.. Yon will. I sr sure. Do justice IN ~
-. u ., ryoJ . man. and With NJ. rally under
49, 49, ard n Harrison. Tyler snd The Coas'icfioa-
80, m 10 do %. you are obliged ~ lsnrs 'h. priv
80 voa noW eat Vios Y Gsn Harrison,-
Nss CossrtsoH'
tf-st.> Ia, II lsto.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-02
FATAL

NJ learn that Mr. william X. L.nK. clark NJ IN.
Boston and Lowell Railroad Ticket Office. was y.,
ierdsy. about half past 9 o'clock. PM. killed., whilst
riding on the top Of one Of Tho car, on hi, return from
Boston. by hi heal coming in contact with The fur
bridge this aide OF Bll-rica. Ills wife was in car. and
his little child was in his arms. who escaped Uninjursj.
The frat inlimaiion any one had ofiho accident wa.
from The blood, ~trickiing down upon the passengers in
the car. Mr. l.: leavesa wife aud large family Of
children - deplore his loss; and ss hs had many
friends The community will 'ymPashi,o with her
10 hor berea1sment.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-02

Sur T~EsAsupr Psfcrs On Of tse partners Of IN.
only hrr IN this village sngsEsd N the purchase Of
Wool. inforss ne that The Highest price they psid Tor
The new clip 70 3B eens. while he average price Of
thoIr,purcsssss Ger he season. beng double the amount
hey hsd taken AZ his dste Lest yesr. - bvt twenty
sever cents THIS is has huls nors hsn belt ths
price oftasi yeaf, SD bsrsl1 moro fhas one third Of
rhst vas pad n former yssuL How long doihs Leo
Focos suppose that TIE fsrnsv will rsise wsol fr
t~sntyssrsn cents. sndlvhssf Gor twenty seven shl
Enc. sH ocatis1- - rgortss Adm n~istrstion'
NJ - rs~-a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-02
IiUREAH SONG.


OH Tip . the boy To SWING the n.il.
Hassh, Horrah. Hurrsl.
And make the Loco, all Turn pale.
Hurrah. hdr,ah. Hurrsh.
is VI give thsmSRll . tarnal switching.
when he begins to chair do kitchen.
Harmh. Hurrah. IIurrah. Hurrah,
Hurrsh. Hurrah. Hurrsh.
iioash ooys though he leads in battle.
Hurrsh. Hurrah. Hurrah.
lie " a team IN raising cattle.
Hu'sh. Hurrah. Hurrah.
And though Old Proctor 81 him kicked.
he II tbs chap that ns'er was licked.
Hurrah. &C.
HIS latch striay hangs outside the dor,
Hurrah. tiurr.h. Hurrah.
As il has AWAY, lone before.
Hurrdh. ilurrah. Hurrah.
We vowed by Wings he should be sent.
To WashIngIos as President.
Hsfrah. So.
In all the States no door stands wider.
IIurrah. Hurrah. Hurrsh.
To ask y on in 10 drink hard cider.
Hurrah, Hurrah. Hurrah.
But any Iaan that's given TO ~grabbin,
Ns'srcan cutter his log cabin.
Hurrah. dc.
For such ne Swariwsut. Price. and Boyd.
Hurmh. Hurrah, Hurrah,
His honest soul will Ger AVOID.
Hurrah. iIurrah. Hurrss.
And poverty he ,hinks no crime.
But welcomes II at dinner time.
Hunsh. &c.
So here's three cheers Tor honest Tip.
Ilurrsh. Hurrsh. Hurrah.
We've got The Locos un the hip.
liurrah. Hurrah. Hurrsh.
Wei rev lssm oil far mp Salt River.
There lsI them stand to shake and shirsr.
Hurrsh, &C..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-02
THE TAIL GANGLINC PRoNouN.

\ lsIsr from Washington. 60 the editor Of Tho n
nmoYs Pilot. dated June 70. thus hits oil senstsr a.
ard be remarks N the Senate on che lslb pSon ibs
reporters Of hc National Infelligenccr
NJ Allen ssid IN hs usual Pomp.a. .vl.-.u.,,
sn 80 nations ofthe esrh. and lht- canutry IN r,,tcn'
hr. I have - - BE- understood. -. hsre,6., 80
be responsible fr nothing bu. WA.i spp,r I, N. Co.,
psrson singular r." q sztuoal lady nsa, M. 80.
kn imneiiitslY ths oornores of"iss VII r,nsli,-
psrSW s1a4 zpry 2 d ,g-os
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-02
FromtSe Bagaio Conmercioi Adrerii.er.

THE GLORIOUS TENTH OF SEPTEMBER.
The ever patriotic Wings OF Western Pennsylvania
have decided on celebrating the anniversary Of Perry,
Victory upon Lake Ere. with all becoming manifcs
Isiion ofJny, n a Harrison festival. independent OF
all political considerations, the brave commander ofthe
Army of the Northwest eminanily deserves such nm
expression ofpHblic regard. from the we'll known his.
t,rical fact, that IL Wa the suggestion. and in consc.
quence Of the interchangeable effort OF Gen. IIarriss.
that a anal fleet YVES constructed on Lake Erie durina
the last war. He also cc-D7erated directly with the
immortal PERRY, ia tho achievement OF his splendid
victory. a. the following letter Of acknowledgment
abundnnily proves;
Uriied States Schooner Ariel
september. Is. 1913
"Sir-Ths very srsst assistance. ia the action OF the
lOIh mat. derived from hose men you were pleased 70
send on board the squadron. renders it a d.ty to return
you my sincere thanks for 80 timely a reinforcement
IN FACT. SIR, ! MAY SAY, WITHOUT THOSE MEN TIL
assure you that those officers and men behaved q
bscame good soldier, and seamcn.
Very respectfully. l ain cir.
Your obsd.ent servant.
OLIVER H. PERRY.
Major General w. II. Harrison. Canmsldet.in
Chief OF y. w. Army"
Perry was q voluntary aid to Gen. Harri,oa at III.
victory of the Thames, and demonstrated against hs
extreme perSonal exposure, as did his own oiiicen.
when he passed IN a SIN III boat from one vcssel To an.
other. within the reach OF a thousand sharp shooter, &
death dealing cannon.
Our wing friends OF Erie, where Perry's a,,t wa,
mainly constructed, aad a town whose history i, hal.
lowed 10y a thousand slorio4. recllecIons. need have
no fear OF any lack of pairiIi visitors. fran their ",ister
siaIes bordering on our great inland seas"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-02
VAN AND TIE YARkKR.

4 farmer thCo was Who lived al North Bend.
Esteemed by his neighbors and many . friend.
AID you1l ses.o on Q lime.if you follow nv duty
How he took . short walk up to Washington city
H II, di nu. di nu, di nv.
Ii tn. di di nu, ri 10. di nu. ri nu.
Ills iidy log cabin he len with regret.
And he put w . sign that il would no 10 lot;
Bot whatever rare ngh. the White Houss nigh
display.
He'd hnd noso SO strange as he'd seen in his day
ri ti &c.
TIE farmer walked on and arrived ,i the door.
And hs.savo such . hump as was n.'er lhunp'd
before.
Mister Van 'hOurhr Tho rsp wa, IN. sound Of 9
hal.
And his heart bsa, with fonr and he tur,o cd
deadly pale. Ri tu. as.
Run. John, and run. Ievi-fun. J.el and Jim
SAID Van. but leave Amos, I esRaot spare him;
There's OILY one living dHrs, make such sd.,
That sturdy old f.ll'v called Tipp.ossoe.'
III tn, &c.
They were all growing merry and drinking
ehamp9iEs.
And tho farmer i~mpatisAi raped Louder again.
To The door all The esbiaeI nisislor run.
Aud demsnd who so boldly hal spoiled all their
fun. RI tn. &c.
Says Tip. my fine fellows. get out OF my way,
I've routed whole armies like you in nv day,
Ny mind 10 made mp 10 walk mic thni char,
Nncrs Mat takes his vino With a svsggering
air Ri to. &o.
Then Amss. who listened. spoks up, Mr., vao,
I know how TO tskls this old farmer man;
III ask him politely 10 come up aud dine.
And then we can middle his wits with tks wiso"
Ri "a, &c.
"Oh' pray, Mr., Farmer jest wslk up ihis way,
We hardly expected 10 see you this day;
So many stout syEigges arc here al tsis time,
There's bot one bonls isn. bat yoaW dnd Il 10
prime, n "a, So,
u tell you what, Amos. I see what yon'rs AZ.
] wont takes glass Of Champaign. and lhsls aai
Bot . mug Of hard cider will answer ny Turn,
It's getting in fashion up here. a. I lean.
RI ~, Sc.
Then Amos and Van searched the table I'll round
Not a drop q hand cider wss hero 10 be found;
50 The farmer advised them IN lay IN . Store
On the fourth Of nsii March. Il they shouldn't
before. RI %. sc.
IL was OF bot 'tWss easy 70 see
Thst his visit had aobefsd heir cabinet Eies.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-02

Col Thompson represented M Rivet with being q
datesolIsr. ct snithfelt on the 9th. lie considers
ia dsgrscs mr NJ. Ri,ss - hold slaves and for Cen.
Harrison not 10 bold slaves We IRE not surprised At
The Co.'s objection Go Mr. Rycs holding slaves. forh.
Husi have thought my conscience. rfhs lsshes ue. ~
ths way h0w b, slaves must suffer Never mind Col
ss think hs doe, no, treat ihosc who are slaves by
birth - bad - he doc, those who ure slaves from
choice.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-02
WHEELING.
TUESDAY MORNING. J0LY ? Is4o.
a. JULY Ar CADIY.


There are % he two h.rhroucs 81 ca liz on The Ain
Of July. One OF ibttSvrsrat-. one o!thc Van Barren
men. The Nsutr. have sent circulars through Tie
c3uaty saying yhat The meeting on the 9Th will DC a
decisive ic.t Of The strength Of PARTIES In that county
NJ he presidential election. This beng made The
test. j, sill surely DO much 10 elect. the proposed re-
suit. There are many persons who go with The ma.
Iori'y und Will attach themselve, 20 the lsTgr-t num-
ber. Il II therefore desinble that NC should meet
man with man. Both parties have sent over here ex.
press invitations, and We have no doubt but many of
the other party will attend. Let. the wings nee,
them rs they can meet Them and whip hem out NJ
every corner Sumo q The cold aud calculating vii
sry, "Nhy - anxious about meetings lar and nearl
Why should rc GO 10 all these mee,ings1' To be sure
and Gou-iy sure ofsucceSs. The corrupt faction IN
power has b,en = . inc on the commerce and manu-.
hcturo, OF our country. 'hey have mads tho rich 70
and the poorer, and unless we arm ourselves at even
point and drive them from their high places they vii
effect our utter ruin. To effect this We must keel
constantly ssnsd We must be- prepared 10 march to
tie rescue at any minute. we must think that on
country claims our entire services until the day o
election When that i past We can sleep soundly not
until hen.