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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-12-09

Mr.. julius J. DUBoss, Editor of the temperance
AdpOcatc, has been eli cted Treasurerof the Uprr
Division, and HENnr BAILEY Esq, reelected Attor-
ney General. -
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-12-09

The Edinburg Review, very sagely remarks, that
JACK DOWNING, and SAN sIIck are the only original
writer's of which our country can bOast. Pretty
noar the truth, but We expect they havnt scsn the
HAnRIsoN Almanac yet. .-a,ir.., .3i
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-12-09

Tho Hon. J. C. CALHOUN, has been reelected to
he Senate of the United States, for six years from
the 4th Of March neIt,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-19

nas expressed by many passengers to DC forwarded TO
tn'sadeiPhIa, an engine was attached about eight
90 ock Ia the ear, Ead Mr.. T.. Stevens then told the
passengers, hihey lnsssei on n. he would make the
a''e'n.a. and go wnL thcn himself but he f-ii gu tc
ASSURED in'm the couioued dnit vi the sao,v. that
hey c'Iid mot get through. Alcr sone eelbers,ion
the p"3sei VAS abandonrd. and all were fam To re-
nan at foritniown; The landlord, Mr.. hester. did
has besA phrided a oaritai dinner. ,noltiplied his beds.
precnrsd lodgings fn the town los those he coulI mt
accerr,pota.e, and stli some duxrn or two passed The
nght cn tho DOR Of bis lining. room. and a. IN INV more.
pe'haFs. IN the care where good 5rcs were KEEP, burn.
c
a restless, or fun loving fellow frum among ,hus,
~ the carr. abouiA o'ylcck A. NJ rsag the he!I which
n"ilt-s the departure VI the car. aud forthwith the
sieePers m the Hotel nhd village were oil r,used
surprising the trains were ready anil nbcui To dcpsr,
out a they rushed t,rih iuipcriecty sttir,l. 10 crave
n hiue delay, they SSoa fbund u wTs a hoax; where
upon wi;hodi any Kind an2rceniions, we tear, upot
ne author thereof, ON ~ cold a night. they again be
took themselves 10 their shoulders. Mniu,uy recinin,
was bright. hcuutiiul. aGd mild. at,d oil rose IN hisl
spirit, matchmaking disappoisInienis. a,d IN spii,
oil long beard, ai'd linen NJ, over Nhite--fur the bag
gage was all b3ed M in the carr. A single ca
wEs d,Sr,,vhed nlouI 9 o'clock Ia Camden. wiih ID,
Philadelphia passengers annoig whom were Me.sr,
Srhncll and hcmp-hail, Of he House Of Represents
uve', ifOm New lurk. Beior. IL o'riock. the engine
seat 10 oIiticsIe the ecn .till remaining on the Iren
t"n road returned. & shortly alter tao New York pa,
'snses wcro despatched uu that rosir, md srit-,ArouSI
wih 'ui aia,s ally.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-19
TraAslA,ed Cor Ia. Louisville Journal.
AURORA.
IRON ruxGE.u.s W ur,p,r,

FROM Tux GEsu.s ~ uEspsK,
Anrors was complaining anon, the goia. thar abr.
80 MUGS praised by men. was NO li'tle is,ed u,.i cour.
ted by ihs'ni bat least Of all by lhrs. WIN celebrated
AMI eriolied het most. ''Lam"r, not Al ihy fate. sand
the Goddess Of Wisdom, 81, the case 4. ae,ent with
met
AMI then" continued she. look a, ,ho.e ,xh,,
slishi Tree and see Tor what a rival they rfrhsny,
thee, Loos upon them az thpl p,<,est ~ h w. thew
lie "a the arms Of sleep. and mpulder ia body and
<ouL
"Ssyi hast THU net friends, hast thou moi ad.r,r 1,
enoughi tn. whole cfeatcn does thee l1mof; all flow.
"s awaken and clo'h~ themselves with Inv pnrple
brillianey ia new bridal beau y. The chorus OF bird.
welcomes ihers every thing is con;nving nex means
III enjoying the feeiing pr scace. The inius,riou.
iarner. The iahssicus sag slight thee not. they drink
out OF the cop. which thou presentcst to rh-rf,. hral,h
and strength, snict ano life. d,ubly delighted that they
er9'y thee unt's'urhcd. uninterrupted by ih,t rraiiiag
crowd of sleeping t'ois. pus, ihuu rursider ia a /, no
good fortune TO ne enjoyed and beloved undc6Ied,
IL 10 the highest god fnrIune among COILS aud men,
Aurora blushrd tor her inronsidrf ,ir complaints,
Let every fair onc. who is like her in puffy and IN.
noecnce, win for her g1od lsurnc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-19
TWO DAYS LATER FROM rNct.Sn

49, 50 q - VI.
lh5 packet ship CJ.usnhus, at New York. called
from Liverpool on the On November.
Inc New York Herald, Sun, and Era furnish the
/ following items:
There = no important news. The papcr. are filed
wrh comments upon the speech Of Ihe n ing ofFr,uce
~uhenJusI published. u vas considered .sri,fac,orv M
sI quarters. The lone Of Ilc public jyurnals n CT.
ireInely mud and COnciliatory, and eyInces n dispoxi.
non :" make every honorable concession for the pur.
pose ol y escrvinS the peace Of Europe. The Times.
~ us reading aTlicle' says "ihe speech OF The King of
lhe french. which we gave yesterday ~ a second eli.
hon, has realized all our hopos and uredit linn, az a..
becoming spirit "a which that discourse would he
framed, aHd ofthe just and upright intentions both "a,
wards france and towards neighboring Powers which
WOULD be manifested therein BY Louis Philippe. The
sfg proclaIms his love Of peace. and appeals 10 tho 70.
personalities ei the French nation 10 assist hin I'm IN,
maintenance OF a blessing so essential ato IN. comma,
interests Of Europe. Q. its people. aud to the progress
ofciSiiEaiiOn."
The Times concludes its pacific remarks a. e,llo,S,,
~ must now be the business Of both government, IA
oblIiern'e as much as possible these unhappy ,race, oT
Tie rosi. or TO recolleci Them orly a. lessons Of fnfure
wisdom. We have TO doubt that the signal .uccs..e.
obtained by The JOINT arms Of Britain and Turkev f,,.
theTing the cause Of n Just and moral policy will b,y.
removed ifCm the shoulders Of King Loan PhilIipu.
s"d Of MS Minister a load Of embairasment mo-, L.,
PerrieIibg h,an that which the British eovenmo,,
nseli must have suffered under. had their en,erori..
failed instead Of iriumphed"
The effect Of the speech upon Tho Hrrev markc,
"as h%cnciiciaL md consols, as we'll % Other .ecu,is,
immediately sdyompd
The cotton market al Liverpool va. less animated
though prices vcre fun.
LIVERPOOL Nov o. 1870
On he oh inst. the supplies ~ the LIN ION eos,
marker Wsre very large. but trade nss dull eve, =,
pre'ions rates. 1900 quarters ~ Iiish oats u.t, =.
ce'ysd donng the present week, md Of better ousL
ity thln usual.
Flour ~ss dull-lhers has been O large arrival Ell
r nd.
O1f own corn market (Livsrpool1 shhourh tbs
supplies have been nUdersts. end We have received
10 gain Or honr within the last 3 days from abroad
here has been iule business dOno. No Nant sfeop.
lJencc, hnweycr vas - need.
In ouf ,oii0n market there has been less sc6yifv
han usual
lIvERFooL CoFv MARKEr. Nov. 6-Alh9ugb b.
veen Tuesday last and Today, the supple, inio ~,
ou coasiwisc ODD from Ireland, have beon slrogetbs, :
cry mOdefate. and we have received no ernin or aop, :
rnhn Tho last thfco days from abroad. Transaction. oil ,
miied chamctgr only havs been practicable In ans :
rbcic Of me corn trade during th9t interval-hoiJe, U
cteuhsleg appeared f~ocviace no wsnt Of confidence.
~ ias general currency of our last cirenlar f~bere4,,e
steady. =.
Having on unusually slender auendanee ~ fb,s /,
~ m'csst snd Re mi,'p 'ri ssls, ooips ~ :
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-19
YArI oF yar AposrIrs

-
Apris mud Evangel~t Is .np
s~~rd ., NE cav ef k.h. pa.
q. hsrs- 10 was dragged throigh
me sssss OK AlcSaaa-l.., tssvs. until hs cfp.s, i.
o. Lase.-Ta.s ESaaprsi-t Was hanged s.on an
ofNs Tree IN Crc~es
y 'Sn-fh ss Apostle abb E,snselss was IN, in.
10 " essAson of haif.ns oil. at R,me. and eeeap~d
death. lie aneewa ~ died a natural death al E,As
su& in Asi-.
ST. Potter This Apostle Was rraci6~t NJ R,ns,
with Ms head by his own request. ,hiak.
ing hiisseli unworthy 10 die in the same position and
mann~r ~ bis blrssed muster.
II James the yrcstA-This apostle was beheadel at
Jerusalem.
NJ. James tho icas This A ostle was throw. fr,su
a PAM aele, of wing Of the Temple, and then hes,en
10 deaih With a fulier's club.
81 Philip--rhisa ps,l. wusk hanged up agains, q
psalsrst h,era sri's. n city az Phryris.
d. Bartholomew This apostle was IA, ed alive BY
me command of 4 harbaious king.
~ AnireS.-This Apostle MAS bound 10 a cros.
whence hs preached Ia the people until he expired.
81 Thom-s--This Apostle was run saioush the DO
dy with = lance. NJ Coromaidel. in the Ysst lnJes
81 Juds-rh'sA Apo tie WA shS, ., d-s,h with Or.
ro~s.
81. sim1n-Zeaiot@This Apostle wss crueifsd a,
Parma.
=, Msrhiss.-Thi. Apostle Was frs, stoned and
hen behsaded.
NJ. Barnahas-rhis APOSTLE of IN. Gen,ils. wo.
stoned ~ death by rho Jews. a, s,loni.
NJ. Paui.--This Apostle wa b-lsaded at Rome, by
the iyrsnt Nsra-freisrick viator.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-19

tyr Law o. NEwsrsFERs-We learn from the
Boston Coon r that Judge Williams. ~ a lnis case 10.
fore The Common Pleas, laid down Tie las IN rels.
ton 10 a question interesting TO Editors Of newspapers
o. follown
]. Where = sDbscribsrt N . newspapero orders IL 10
be Discontinued, and u continues 10 be let 81 bis res.
ldchce, me presumption tS, ~ The absence Of any eyi.
denee 10 The contrary, that - " left by The subscribers
ORDER. and upon a promise 10 psy for IT,
2. II q newspaper y len frOm day 70 day eYr q per.
son Of bis piare Of business with bis knoNledro ard
consent. though MT his expressed consent; and Tho ha,
reason 70 believe ihot u is ~ left under The expects.
that he IL 10 paw for ~ IN that rsse he will be-
bound 70 pay 0fit unlcs he gives noiics todiscontin.
Ne a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-19

Ertrsrs MA letter from an African csrrezppul.nt Of
ths Io'1Ls 1sqtSs "Djimmilel, whirh we have recent.
" taken pos-essioa vi. contains > ma Of III. finest TO-
mains of Roman inngnIiccnce IN Afira. Tlere arc
a great Htrrn5es ofvori-s inscririr,rs IN hish pre.crvu-
iion. siinosi all Of whirk have have been engraved ON
nea!y senipturri pede-sais. fr on the ponic.s Of put.
Inc ~buildipss Ne have been obliged To Labor hard
10 disinter some ofshese treasures. bat orr rews ard has
been adequate. cthers remain sbuyc ground, a a
have hocn respected even ty The Arals. Am.ag
The LATER 10 a 6ne i~riumphal arch. like thai of scpi,-
utus Sevora At Romo. An Inscription is ,o,,r, \,
good state ron the Pcdinheuf. showing Inst il wa.
elrei-d BY The Emperor Mcfcus A ireIius AD.eainu.
There 10 ala, a IN arre in sich a perfect state thai
nearly ~ tire srats. with thu pasSayc. between them,
and tsrvc entrances are siilI oris;ings bot a beautiful
fsnEs OF eolonh n thIt adorned The principal entrance
:, s"ao- a splendid "a rsaic, which forned the floor
Of. temple 10 tho Goddess Tell IS. alec eIists. Be
sides. there are the runs Of a TEN lie similar To IN,
niaison Care. al Ni'rneS. bat not so lsr re. II had a
ms por'ieo facing the west. The inscription CT The
pedu7oa'. shows that IL was erected by The Levn,e
Carus Julius. bep:dus. Turiullns. Innnmerab.s ifav.
mems Of granite paFsmeuis. columns Of four and Gv,
iset IN dianneier. and Vther interesting antiquities.
abound ia this place
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-19
PRESIDENTS

HIof is 10 DC d0nsf5 Rersavr1 said an irquircr %
MS a day or iSu since Why. frsi Of az. reImpose
duties on silks, wine. teas, coffee. and other free goods
and d that DO MT afford sl.Gicienf increase Tor a mode
rate and economical Administration. raise The mles OF
some other duties a little. But what, then, beconsr
81 the Compounded says On oLjecisr. WHY. u Is Lsc
ell oiher laws made by Congress. subject 10 mo, iGcs.
ton ~ The sEr1c Authority. ~ b. Us being "a la. 4,
the no:uro 81 n ccufract. mud. therefore, inyiol.ble. n
seems 60 ~ 81 IDLE q pTefension ne That Of Gov, NOR
8Bepegen5of SOutii Carohna. that IL vas. ~ fart. an
ntsnoonmeni 81 tho PRINT ples u protection. "a !,
distinct sfsd Substantive power" No at Of Conaress
,an abandon q right eonfeHed by that instrument
than That Of laying duties Tor ihe protection of b,m.
manufactures. Tbs cifCausiarcts under uLsb a.
looldbo exercised ~ ne e-p-diercy Of ercrcisrg ~
arc wholly different quesiicus Dot that tie rtobf
Ss. aud ~as d~shtem.ciy intended 10 b. conferred
'1es Of ne Constitution, We hold ~ BE-
<blc-N ThneF
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-19

trenely Inactive. there Was decidedly les. firmac- in
every branch VI the trade than IN tho preceding part
VI the week. Foreign ~heat, although tho sisek here
has been gradually d. decreasing % hate. aud Tho present
high rate VI duty viii nec~sadty icrcs faiaas- i'm
perats"ns into eond--evsn thess d~ser'ptons wers
very nnsalsssls this morning. and Ssaresiy retained
their Previous valse.
English. irt-h. aud foreign free 6oor. upso O mode
crate demand. remained stationary N value. In bond
NO fsrther saies iaNs ,ran,pired.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-19
LADIGs. SAI.7.

The sale of fancy articles by The Ladi-s' Sowing
Society, which takes place on Christmas Eve. will
furnish an Opportunity rarely Offered for The display OF
taste and the qualification Of the fancy. There will
he presented some specimens OF needle work which
will do honor TO the industry aud sill Of our ladies
and no lIttle credit 10 their generosity.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-19

, ViRGINiA-The Richmsnd Wing say..-" On
Saturday. Joba J Allen, OF Bo;eiouri, was elected a
Judge ofthe Cousi of Appeals OF Virginia. The con.
test was animated. and Doth gentlemen Supported with
u zeal which ihcir high qualifications vel! deserved.
There was a little party maDonveriag. although bpih
Judge Allen and Judge May are emEIss, members 81
-.hs Wing party"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-19


Webster aid ,ha, there wssc those who held op:nion.
opposed 70 the President who washed to e,pres. hen
before il ~ss referred. The USher gsrtious OF Tire nes
age we're 'hen referred q ,her appropriate commit
tees.
Mr. Benton introduced a nes pre-emprion bail with
a~speeel' that uhauk him was short. The ball wm
read onec and he Mas anxious To iorse Il to "a sccoad
treaa'rg ; but on rno,iun OF Mr. Hubbard n vas poss.
\ roned rnul ,o-marow.
Mr. Clay. OF Aiabams. reported a hill in fsvS. OF
graduating The price Of pcblir lands. The Rev Mr.
Cuoteaal IVES elected Chaplain TO the Senate, on the
Let Ballot.
HoUsS or REPRESENTATIVES,.
The Standing Committees wore announced to IL,
H'use as sccn IS the Journal was read: They are 60
the most par; NJ ihoy were IT Inc last session CT Cor
grsss The following sse Inc Chairnen -
On E!cctoos-Mr. Rives ofTa.
On Commonwealth Curtis ofN. Y.
'on Post o-ices-Mr Mckay Of y. c.
On the DiStnti OF Colninbia-Mr. johnson OF BIZ
Or The Judieiary-Mr. Scrsesntof Pm.
On Manu:scIercs-Mr. adans Of Mari
On Ag,cukute-Ait Dennis Of AID.
I'll INDIAN AHiirs-NIr. Bell o fTenn.
On Military Aflirs-Mr. Thompson Of s c.
On M.lita-Nr. Keim Of Pr.
On Naval Afairs-Nir. Tboma. Of Md.
On Foreign Afftrs-Mr. Piekens OF S. C.
:. On TerriIorios-Mr Pope ofky.
Aiileage-fIr williams Of Conn.
On wsysaHd Mcans-Ms. Jones of Va.
On Roads rnd Canuis-Mr. ogle or Pa.
On invait fens.oner--Mr. Williams Of Nv.
On Public LaDds-Mr. Morrow of Obio.
The Death Of Ar. Ramsey of Peansyivania Wa
announced to the Hoes. by Mr.. Loot. snd Of MIR. Ar
dsuon Of srrIurk, by Mr.. Thompson. hi. successor
when the housr adjourned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-19

We trust that the meeting announced 10 be held
at the City Hall this evening win not DO neglected.
The improvement Is very inportsnI TO the interests
rof tho city AMI u szndvisable 10 BRING the SUBJECT &c.
tore the leg stature as som rs possible, ifH is de es,ed
necessary do 50 al all. Action, fellow citizens. &C.
floa.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-19
o Tfr uEEs
INFORMATION WANTED

W. Editor I have heard reports If 4 chang. in
The hours Of the arrival and departure Of the mails.
Not being a subscriber 70 the Argus. / cannot tell
whether the roPCTis are true or no., and would feel
much obliged to you 6r Information on the point.
Also whether IL true. The Postmaster. o. Ga sel Of
courtesy. If not Of Gu y, should net have informed the
press of the 6cR
Yours, &c. III
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-19

THE DAY ARIA BArrLE+-There are f-w sadJer
things in life ihnn the day alter q battle. The high
beaiing hope. tho b~ounding spirits, have passed away,
and IN ihsir stead romes The depressing rcaction ~
which every over wrought eIcitemcnt is followed.
Win far Jiderspt eyes do we loJk upon the compact
ranks and s~lislening files
With HELM arrayed,
And lance and blade,
And plume IN tho wind dsncin-i
And upon the cold and barren heath, whose only mem.
Dry OF the past Is The bkoI stamed tart. a unauzled
corpse. the broken gun, the shattered wall. The v. n
tndden snrth where columns siood.the cot On ground
where cavalry rbafged-fhssr SIRE sd rslics ,f all he
shivaIsy Of yesierday-CAarles OHGiley, fAs Hih
Drs -oos,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-19

WUsrERs ISsUHAxcE Co.
Dec. ~. isf0.
An election fur nine dirsctors of hrs Comptny
viii b. held a. The oni-o thereof on the fret weJnes
Day ofJanuay ncrf. b. ing he G. 70 day afthstu NTH.
dec 10 ,. ~ GREER, Secretary.
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTIcE--An persons 10.
- dsbfed ~ toe estate Ofifsnfy G. Wlckham De.
eeased, eth piease coll sBj ny the uias Immediate.
ly,snd ~ PesoIs having clsrns against the sail e..
tstrs wiH PfsssHf ibe ssnso gro2rfly authenticated 6s
seii~fne1t va = fCKuAM.
Sc ~ h~i,eincSaos Of %, c. Wpkhsfa.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-19

-"tndcd "nie' IN ihe Rhode leland Ro,ubl-
cuxy article sbouf "BsiG1cucy ibgf.
Tchyfsfian ard Democrats Trntb On our
~ such a cause We cannot do oflcr,, 10 than
~ 70 your tents, then. o isruoi"
90. there 20 ysurton,s " Won can fnd EN-
a long NAG bsOfo yqo-hosfsotsi Isqairey.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-19

90 An adjourned meeting OF the citizens TO take
into consideration the Subject Of The Wheeling an!
Clark,burg road, will be held in the CITY HALL on
SATURDAY EVENING NEXT. when a general
attendance is requested.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-19
And lance and bIrde,
DEPOT,

DEfCTt
" Teapot u ten Pot. and Slo says ms non
Then dep OF should be q depot:
And % got gnf 'i,ould be got 90,
Then depot may be q dc %.
In" we dos'en' sumo words fom The merry French
nation.
There's no use IN stealing heir pforunciaiion
And We can't say our language Is very mich better
ny gaining = wurl with the loss Of a letter,
To be "rgh' g. a T. yol must write pot
Yet kick Out the j va pfonouneing. you sec;
Thus dcPo l. de FoL sHi yet Il Is not,
And 30 ne are putzlsJ 10 kaou whats IL what,
" o. Pie.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-19

MIR. ISRAEL f. JANA ali,,ed by Mcssr.. o. II. P
srxh and SEra I. BRoOEs, arc authorized 10 collect
accounisssr this paper in the South and Souih-we.i.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-19
yttssee Sc auurrr,crr.

PUBLISHED rla-whAALY t,D %EnxLY'
ar rms eoassR OF rstos sss varrs sH.
WuEELIKCsyA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-19

MR. wHsRroS.-Please inform The voters of The
1st ward l must dec!ins being a csnJid1,e for the Of:
fcs Of couneiinsn Tor the ensuing year AMI o5l:g,.
yoer, T. ". PEMsERPO TON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-19

81 Mr.. c. w. James sf Cincinnati. assisted by II,
Nj lewis aud NJ. Mesker, are authorized 10 collect
moneys due the Whea,ngT Times Off Dee. 1880
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-19

Wei ny dear. uhot is ia" ruid'at Won
q his rord Vas RoUSDT" syss" sTbep I'd
knsw ii0w 10 cen CONS 10 an EsDT" MY eh,lJ.
len mnss ! tsnyc rs 10 iaik nhen you srs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-19

Wild TIsrscs anil Cattle we're 70 numerous in Ma.
yland. as late a. Inc year 1920, that II Wssa bu.ine,.
70 pursuo sud take ihem. Thsse vs. Fl iist iimo. =
ssf1sr1-' = Indians % 10 A5n5co-;
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-19

SATURDAY MORNING. DECEMBER l9. 1910.
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'rsHss-rhe ~rr-SseAly Fsp~s 70 p.hhsh-d %.
J1esiay-. ThueAsys aud Saturdays, at SS per aasum
IN sdvsnte. or Sc At the cod fine rear. 50 sr six
t,onshs No snh-erster received sora lees tcrr, tAcr
AK months. =.
The Weekly paper. the Ns.s.~Sn Nuenii Fimcs. il
published on "Wednesday a, - so per annum IN al.
vance. or 50 1t no. paid within one month fs7ua the
beginning etthe year. No new subscribers viii &c re-
eeivsc, except sach as pay in advance. For u monihs
81 50 - invariably charged. No suhsc riSer received
nor a less term than six rnoaths. ard 40 paper disc on.
funued' excs7; al the discretion ofths publisher, un'ii
ell sreesuges are pai5.
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viii be Published TIL fcrSid aEd charged 81 tor rl,rc.
ASSERTIONS aad g cent>sor every subsequent assertion
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Do two weeks, being sInsertions. 2 oo
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Do one month, = 90
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Do twelve mouths, IL CO
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tboves but willie chsrgcd50 centsfor ,: Insertions
ot issa.
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u visit IL forshe space c scne month those Who con
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TERNs OF A~ovrsrIsIse.
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viii be Published TIL fcrSid aEd charged 81 tor rl,rc.
ASSERTIONS aad - cent>sor ever subsequent insertion
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