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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-14
TREES BY TiiE ,y,ySTnr

All kinis oi trees by the rIadside are erceedip,Iy
pleasant Tor the summer traveller and when IN. ,o,J
runs nearly east aud west, tree ut any Kind ON The
SCUM rde OF u, not injurious the adjoining
Apple Trees VA particular. that grow upright will ad
mn oi the growth of good harvcss very near Them.
put mere - Very great difference ia the spreading of
the tops "i the various kinds Of apple trees and we
want no low and spreading branches in the way rt.
'arrases that pass The Baldwin winter ami. tree
grows up direct and seldom troubles MS n, the Gree,
ing does wI'h horizontal limbs This NAV he .et
close 10 HE wall. the inside of The field aud IL "a
DE found but little ia the way OF the owner
Trees set by ala old wall WILL on the average grovv
twice as last, aud bear twice much fruit ns Iho.e
sol IVA lie mhidle of field Rocks lying on the sur
a'e oi Tue gnnund. whether in wall or not nlS,v.
e"d !" Keep The earth tight Than It otherwise
w"uid DC. H. uierci"rc. a E,rmer will set "A row or
od"ins on The sou Ia side Uf the street he will nc.
c"mhil'h several honorable objects at the same lime
nc WIZ ornament the road. and his own field and n.
WIZ aH1rd the field protection frnm the high winds
~h"" II Is covered with grLin--he will prepare for
himself an orchard worth IN re than anv one ne cam
nave on MS lara Tor 1t will need les, plunghnc and
less oIre-he will have better fruit in pr,p,r,n a,
ms Trees are more rhnfy-he will have moro of IL in
proportion TO the ground OCCUPIED for IN. tree 40,
close To the wall less Than half il, ,h,d, On M
'"h hniS lf he Ooscs half of the fruit ha can
wei aitHd II. ior he i'll obtain more from fine oIer
hI'i. than he would from whole tree differently ,itu
acd But Tins is winter fruit, and if he pck. IL IN
so'I seaspn he VIII secure nos. iy the whle of II
WINE an early s~eeung, therefore, might prove a
NUISANCE I'd MN by the roads de- he NAV make ,no,.
PROM rom sooi winter apple trees planted hero than
IN any place he could select GA nil C,,,J.;,o,
Almanac. '''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-14

PEDrsrEnS Faro, Monday ov.,;,,, L.
Io"nsed the celebrated pedestrian who Recently nc
eon?ishrd an arluous days task on the P,e.co,
road undertook TO perform for n benefit on the how
ng green OF The High Park Coffee House the f,o,y
.ns 'eai 10 puck up 100 stones. each yard apart.
WIN ~. mouth and deposiIe them IN basket vith.ut
tnuchng them with his hand, To- run, mile ., Ill
mules 'or"ntd and miles b1ckwl ard anil in,lly 10
run hoop two miles the whole To no acc,mnIi.bcI
ih iFeo successive hou.s lie commenced one, ,,,.
'ooH alter o'clock. and accomplished the feat witb
So. case "n''hih sixteen minutes Of The prescribed
TINE lie aitcrwar-. by way Of afterpecc n,cI,oi ~,
~ STONES ia the same A. before in nlnnox,
minutes. Tbs eTtraordnary pedestrian is upwards
"i % years Of age yIsl mum Der of pe,,on. :, -.
ed tie loat-L,ndon Pa0,r ''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-14

strange M-'1norphosi II Sign of The JTn,, -
good loco tco residing ia llarIvick Snne fe,, d,v,
ago thought proper TO display las zeal in the cause ne
raising hickory pole He went to his woods ca, =
handsome SICK for The PurPosc and drew il paA of
, nc way nome fof lear however, that the wicked
Wings should play spne trek with il he l.G i, % 49,
wagon IN the woods al a distance FROM the road in
tending as spon az hc had collected sufficient c,,c
i"r the PURPOSE. 10 take il come and pot itup Ne,
morning be assembled his neighbors and they marc
e" ou' 20 prhs me pole but on cunning the SPOT To-
'heiI utter ason slmcni. they iolnI ehingsI into
hsaiy constructed log cabs which was placed ora ,h
wagon Whether The owner Of the pole had taken m.
hut which i thus gave him. We have not heard b,,
we cen assure him That fhe does he will have mo
occasion to repent n.-Bsividere Ap,ho.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-14

Prom "a, Ne,0 Or',.Ias Piciy.ns ef rho 31ss Ia
A ROY Al A,nS;.I AR A'lION


The Empress .nd Mnnsrrh majestic bats,
were completely demolished b, lire upon the river
eirly yesiertas morning. The Einyr,ss was up E,f
DAY bal ior the violent rsn sl"m whi,h pre-, aied ~
'h'i iims Between Ihnro sni four O'clock Yesterday
'n"rrng she wa' discovered loo oo fire. bat 5. rap.
III was inc iogre~s OF the famcs that all ciErt.
check the conh'gratn proved un. ysiliny There be-
my ~ p,ssio'hiy oi SAVING the b,st and her presence
plarins The other bs,is manifest danger she was at
length cut hos and suffered 1.at of into the stream
This Produced sihguiarly novel and magnificent
"caeie ir ID ~c who len their beds and Sought Tho
ieres ut the son,-i or a. IRE bells TIL, blazing
o'1'. one sheet ct Hare Con stern fell oil
into tue current nlnmi litins the ye,,-l. auJ h,u a.
along 'hs Lefee spreading S~,ad glare of red
rmni the sky and d. hing the dee Mis-. Al, n with
ia" "Hs qui,erng ciion VI h. fame.
She LV.ej sl,'-i directly across he rive, ,o,cb;ps
inc opposite shore ~ Slaughter house Point. s.rn.
m IA cat n her tire &, Ia M,uc' wLi-h xs- the q
ai'he n y var. n.Tierg nns rcnirs. Bh n dooui-
vessel. were iroa, here IowcJ out o the mdl. ~
ths str In by Ferry bsi and looss i,om ice
they dated do~n the ,hd the lks ,unk m til
teen te wafer s'inc lii nle. below the civ
Tn Empress " owned rrlnripllly IN Frankfort
Ny, ami par " an ~. LOUIS Sac vas commanded by
Capt. Bacon who never l-h the blazing vessel until
she Was eat ins- hy the ferry pAt and ariually sink
Ius IL IL possible that the lire the Empress might
have been aneErhcd Ilis side bat the risk To tho
i'J"ing boas MS great that the O:her crews cut
her I"o'r. The be-, al boat aui cargo which WI,
principally salt. - esIrmitcd at $4,000
The M'nsrh VAS valued nj sIO uOO. upnn which
there VAS insnrince Ia tito om"unI VI $4,000
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-14
KINDERIIcoK uJt.,uVArt.n

bu' Tie other day nothing Ices Than the vote pr the
''oh "nd content the rlnghine friends Of Mr. Van
Buren. Now il - considered .gnatbn., tbo, D. r.
rcd h'aderhooF Mark the grandilo1uence ogtbs .,,h
Jo,noa eHfnei from letter Ia the Globe Of Fr,J,,
The nrlcs not Oury !'
we have had drsaifui e,Hte-L and the ,..,,i, d.
F'o'lou' indeed. At th's monen, Oh KinIerlo,t !.
nave never seen The Lion Of Democracy s., l,t
aroused NJ this time" l'''sv
WeI--the entire electoral vote 5r Mr Van P.,,,,
vii 10 less than Old Tips niiiprii,: br, ,b., ti
hinherhoJS has been "bfH'aaHy H,ui4li.i ,,iu, ~,
barrels" WV" 'af
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-14

~ CNhNFEcrEb PRorOstL.--A young lady came
over from great distance q, be cured" anil VIE,
"'ked ne nature % her compaint mo replied A. To-
ne walter beltoye there r. nsi single coin,t,,,i
under ihe sun which have MI" Her. wa. , TO-,
catalogue oidsprder1 1sssd if she wa Marcel -.
SINGLE Single was The answer. = then Todd her
that W many cunysiuea a. she seemed ob,yc -,
only b. cured by husbaud' Al which ,.l,.,,,.,,.
sle vas exceedingly cra,pouted but serapgs, -.
hated "a propsil b. marry me neye, Va, 80.
surprised n my iisani boxed quite supJ.-.It,l,.
1iarsis " NriY ''N'1y .,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-14
WHEELING.
SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER IA. 1910

We would suggest to the young men OF city that
the time has arrived when il nigh, be sdvan'ug cous
20 form Lyceum revive some one more ii those
0!G institutions y hcl have had name and being m
our city. The highest order OF inielle ciual at
tnnmsnis have Times been derived from such
sources and the field has been sparngly entered
during the resent campaign by many who had moi
tancisd they gifted with the ro of oratory
such institution Taught be iorm,d. Furnished
with variety OF material ne, before dreamed orin
our philosophy.
VIII some second proposal aud Jrook the
Icei
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-14

TERNs-Thc Tr,.lvccklv vapcr Is published On
Tuesdays. Thur~J'ys and Saturdays. at SIS per anxum
IN aavancc. Or So at thc end at the year 50 FOR sin
rnonihs No subscriber received Tor less term than
siX months.
The Weekly paper, the Western Virginia Times r.
published on "Wednesday a. 50 per annum at.
vance. 90 50 If not paid within month iruin ia,
beginning OF the year M subscribers Will be
eeived. except such paw IA al Nauee For mon'h,
81 Do u invariably changed No sIh-c rIb,r rccy ed
tor less term than siy months and paper dscen.
tsnued. except the discretion OF the publisher unul
ell arrearagcs are paid.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-14
ILLINOIS ELECTION.

b. the Chicago American. we have the result IN
Chicago That paper Monday night, , o'clock 90
says
The battle Is just over Ia the city. and tire Wing.
have duic nohy.
Whole pocd. l42y
hiajurIly for Van Barren, IsJ
In this hitherto sIrong Loco iDco city.
Foreign citizens from great distance, also voted
N The city. and went almost ia body Tor Van Bu-
ron"
The Detroit Free Pres says an endorsement on IN.
Chicago way bill gives Van Barren ij6 fnliority IN
Cook County This. correct. Is IA consider ile foil
ing Oft Of the Loco mcurty Cook County since the
State election.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-14
Canes ~ A0arrttssr.

Ar rfE CcKNEs % UNIoN ANp wArIK SrS.
WRESTLING. VA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-14

BEAT rms WHO cana beautiful Apple of a
bright red color and well shaped called the Harrison
Apple" which grew % the Town OF Albion. 90 ihIs
STATE. measuring l2s inches circumference. Wa
presented q Us last Saturday by Deacon Jo,,lt Of this
City Portland AIDE
a gentleman OF our acquaintance le us one flil as
large, yesterday. Of the kind called Lady 5 finger"
is SIZE not as greatest merit We found II Ia.
seIOus 10 the taste
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-14

DEsESrioS OF FRIESDs-OM Mar. Lsr the .,o,,
Fooi "fo'e the following lines something like hem
most bitterly. their truth.
IL Fortune Is sunny,
And you've plenty Of money
Friends ihrong LIKE bees round a honey NOT.
But # dame Fortune frotyn
And the Jade cast you dIrn.
~ JOVe' you may hc tall Won rot
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-14

, ~ fHh-fn'm the fourh annual rep,,r, ,,r ~
'iaasef' Of the Piisburgl, Bard OF r,,i. ~. ,.,ts
We "ii1N ins stli,siic. Of rfaf lI.r,. s'''''
'"Pnia''n. ineludiug dersudsni village, in ,b, 81.
~ -, 'p"'e' ~ o1UJO places ct rcligs,u. v,o,.
,'P "'' |" h'oi' NsO' inpcrs 20. '1uks arI u.,,,~.
companies =. employing capital ,r Il, ggg ,oo
''s ~ Stage e"'"les H'i raur piesaf. %. ,,oi 80
""u'." lines ra''nl freight to,t. ,,,,,,I -,,..i.
900 'clHrutes 81 steam sess,is cug,yed =, ,i. -.
',''' 'OO' "n'iai 'fn'upr ~ ,ltuasiprc. ana -.
',''' p'od'''rrs slsOUoO0U. ar,ulI safe, ,n The
1'p''''i'ei''' pl mefr"nIik- StIUJJ0DB. an.
n"'l amouni u freight ou ,f.f,,,l - 80 ,, '''
- 900 900 -''e' owners q,
Ihes' isc's spoHs ipr fhcfnsel,s- Of Tho ,,re...
"g 'nd comment importance o. pr,5.r.,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-14

TIE Bgrrfary Qgesti31. TIE Hgtty7F, n.
Gardiner Me SpcciaiOr contains the e,lI,,s,,,, -
iraci from letter ioa gentleman 10 Gardner I,,,,
the boundary survey. u"
II am happy 10 be able 70 cornpnrr7t. IN y,, 81, -,
ihe result Of my operations Will prlbably Icsy. =.
other basis for the British claim TIA, a. -, ~
whether The Boy u Funny be- fhe AH,aiir o., !,
have discovered and explored range Of rn,nutiip.
eHending from tie Bay ct rillours around ,i. Li
~ hIo branches uf tho s. Juiins o, fl,, -.
pro'age. =, hat even on dlc British rr,u1I
Highlands aro necessarily mountains ibcy r,, =, -,
10 sdvani.ge The height ofts,sc m.,g,,,.,.. ~.
only gucss a., untl make up the c4lrul,i,o,,. " -"
An affair of honor svls s.ulsd M f,et.,. A.,
ew days ago. hofween Mf Gris-ols. en-.
100 Cod Fsaniss III Mis- NJ GrsSold -, Is '''
- 1isl Th7 sPf9n2lnost oai q Jspser
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-14

r., MoprL Tor the Washington Monument. Nv Rail
hughes was placed in the Hall Of Irdepepdc1ca -,
naay i'si. The model is a scale Of two inche.
ne yoI, io pedestal TO he Of marble the equestrian
statue OF cast iron The height of the statue Cn a..
morse ho"i to the top Of Wash ngton's head !; 10 ~
ion,'een feet The height irUm The ground Io Tho ,or
OF me neal 'b'fy-sghi feet The horse ig proponnr
20 ~ many 10 be OF excellent model The f.;,;,,,
~ n"'hngion appears 10 be that of addressing mrI
holding hs hat ~ '''' "'nu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-14
GEORGIA

The Co,ern0r Of Pcnusylvnnia has -sosd be- pruc.
Iama,ion ordering On election % be held n The 18Th
e congressional district fore member q Congress to
supply the place II Ramscy deceased The Disirci
). eosaposed of Perry Jnulata sn3 Cumberland Coun
., rhirh counties gave On the 30h 1lf 100 ysn b..
Fsrmsyyrly
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-14

~ hh.-The Richmond Wing Of Yesterday so,,
The stables attached to the yrrrin. II,,.s &C.,.
destroyed by frs yesterday nOruing We le,rn tt,,
me P'"Pf'ei"r regards II ~ inccndiary act ms
p'omPh' 1.-The frcman saved CO. .rnLlo p,,,s,,,,
That was ~ imminent danger FF'V
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-14

Connected with the ahovc. Is Of the most
tensiye READING ROOMS ia the United States
Terms To subscribers, 50 a year Strangers tree
20 visit for the space of one month those who
Inue 10 visit II for longer term, will be put down
subscribers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-14

We have hard al iIlun nation s1gse.,sl in orr
CITY, as IA evi cIcc of the plcaIIre oar citizen, de.
rive from the rosIlt oil the lL,s clcc,,n 81. would
respectfully suggest tbs prPdely ol isrrrns It snt
The Z esiient elect goes u take his seat on th,
4'h II March mex. Ii wolJ 10 a very approrrinrs
testimonial OF the feelings our citizen, entertain to-
ward him.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-14
MICHIGAN rRIuNPuANT,

Over 500 majority for Tip " aud Jake, The
sonale whg! The House Of Representative Wing
a Wing Senstoi!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-14
corro'saq p, i. Of DE Baltimore Patriot

We have very lutlc further information ou the sob.
jet Of he election be- Psuusylvenil have seen ler.
err from Warren. one ul tie tNO counties uroHrililv
announced In my letter ct yost.riIy stating that the
mlI1rty 81 the Van Burgn Electoral ticket usuI pYf
srcc"d that 0f Tee CousresEoHI ticket. rs gwen on
che 18Th ufng, when 30 was 90.
This would leave m.Jprify Of abs1t Dry hundred
woes isf tbc Wing tgkct--'rDm Wheu deduct 100
he supposed ualofiy Boz MrKplr county. AID ~ .,H
leave iho majority Or Toe lilf Is1u clccrIl ticket bon
Psuusy lyauil about three hgrircI votes ore brn.
lfci cheers iOf the Keystone State
~ tho enclosed you Will see that bo liverpool
packet Steamer President. bpUui from Ncv YY-b 10
Liverpool. has been obliged put back 90 New York
having encountered Tremendous gale
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-14

the packet 'chr. Virginsn c,pfa Brder. which
,sn Voolfolk several dogs since. with det,,b men, g
- ie'lniIy under ron'mand Of L.. Marin of 81 10.
''nuy' trOm Old Point 10 nd % New Y,rk ,,, -
'n Sunday on sccOuni Of strong adverse ,ini,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-14

SrArE ~ EDgcATi0y Iv CtsAp, The prti.r,ns
against fIa uGioa Of The two province. ore s.ar,d O..
have received In Oser Canada 3JO23 sizultlrrs IN
c.nI.ug bJ French CllYi.cs, ct Nbich 2iI53 Nar.
r- ,.1rs of llnl set COL, 2 $50 out OF thu Who'll.
we're able o. agu their nanes. This indicates s. very
.o" stat" Of education. The numbcr OF Engsl Datnss
among these glatures SIS only 1907
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-14

ga The official vote Of Pennsylvania IL declared
b. the Van Buron pRpcrs Of IIernsburyh 20 show
Harrison majority Of 263 THIS We believe to be
correct.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-14


Too Coon 10 nc Lo,r.-The EJIo,,i,, ,,. ,,..;,,.,
on the back Of an Electoral ticket found in the sec
ond ward boI IN this city. says the Buffalo CONNER
ci1L Il is'oo gqb 10 be lost
Marty. o Marty. beware of Ihis d,v"
For the work IN, begun and "fbs d--Is In ,,,."
The "btoheyes ND "hsysioHss" have Kicked from
your trlccf'
Which gives all the Locos COMPOUNDED long faces
And now ~, New Yorkcrs. 10 follow the fashion,
Have turid oct n day. 10 help pat the lash on.
Wen give yOU at least % 600 blows
And - kicks no whole matter o. close;
The ihr"shng you'll get, will long make you remem.
Der. -
The second ami third and fourth days Of yore0J,,
So "iaHg up yur .fIiis' and aJaeE ap ron, dal,~
For you aud ysf party "arc ait ~ nc slIs:"
lnefc no bop your casc, 80 beoG aliko hook,
'''y are "'.'"s " see you at Oh Kinderho1k
Your dom Is i.si one. you've nothing 10 saw.
% unc aiter toe you've been wanled Of Tins J, ."
'r PEOPLE io' nInths haet en- teihne Won what.
Won SOU nHsi rrrcf. but yor Needed % Ifo.
Now Iei Their JuN veugcanre on "a. fais day fail
0''y'"s y'n nnd our pa'iy-hsa3.-stop'dsr, and oil
GoHrLfvESr,Rc-Tho S. L,un Prn,,,t .,y,-
Ihe riiy Of this sorson overrun with r,sr,s ever,
and when Thor editors expose them. Sumo D,ros.
VIII hs ircid Cumsley, Is found o. murder tbep,
Goa 'ho courts allow 90 piss wrh npnnity yvb.,.
ils1 souid 'rnse1ls Of every grade 80. Co.,
Dem. ''A'
Pf'''nnro 4. r C7rhih Contemplate sYolndroI
~ ltroIthus tlc sh1ve extract o. appear In M. n.
.ef Nn'"'ps re Dee does that three ioIicimo,f, r.,
'''. .''- "-~u found against The ltrsus for tbe
t'u1a.11s edi.orl's which have lppr tre, g tiaf,,
- linplicfti1g my charaet1r ard others
VI iho villain who puhiishes tho CI,irsro Dem,
rat CIV ii1s PIaso IN h,s filthy rl1nr,,
THORNTON CWHsLrY !
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-14

TnH LADIES CoMsINIoN.-Fuy some months. We
have passed b. THIS neat rich. but unprecniug m "a
zine as It Is s,t the starving traveller does by gold
among the southern mines; but stall 20 - n more
The November No. has had Ss It deserve. pcrussl.
and We now find pleasure in returning our thanks ,,
the Editors and spoasn;s OF It Tor the rich ,rci (,
afforded u.s.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-14

DEsrH o. PGoFssoa Bpyyyr,s-,
from the Univcrsiiy ioa gentleman ,fti,,. ,i,, ,
lhc death 81 Charlie Ilunpca.tc. Esl Pr,re,.o, 80
NliihcmaiTs ~ huf institution Thir event go
scrinns Toss, not merely ur-n the rrtiir,,o, -,
on l's -'ienor % virginia i,h Hbig ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-14

We have all the returns IL from Maine except from
a e" small towns and plantations. They show gam
OF 300 votes on the Angus, election Tho MAJORITY
will not I'll short OF a thousand
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-14

Skiuful phys an. These prclessiOas, which gene
rally dist. su,shed the three l.srne professions are
far fro embracing arsioeratic portion OF the com.
Iru,,ty. IL is TACT which HISTORY proves coaclunvc-
Is che member, of the bsS have always been foremost
To strike for popular liberty against either rnonlrchs
dssposm or Enarsocraie olgarchy. while the physi-
'an e1nally eminent ior eIertOns to relieve tho
distressed whether ia the howell the palace For that
class OF professional known as tao minister. OF
''od we have no dsfsnee. They need npae. lie
who feels the ruth ofthe Sermon ON the Moan, and
breaches the doctrines there preached b. Col T. man
can no ~ nc feel -corn ior any of Gnis crcau,rvs than
The father can scorn his child the brother rs sister
We have perhaps taken up thus slhjees serious
ly thhn OR respected eonten? orlry will think II do
serves Bat we aurb mIny OF no grsa, evils both
morllu PJ.iucd. IA iss wliea we have been suffer
ing lar the Last twelve years. undue distinction
drawn between the yaoous ocod patton, b. designing
men Distinctions Ih,lwcre not warranted ~ flc;s
and ihccstabiIshIn@nt OF which wall De productive q
serious evil. To or rsu5lcan in.ti,uilos destroy taa
simplicity !" which republic eau al1ac eIisg and
RAISE unnecessary discOrJ IA society.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-14

There - ~ 'saeh'r like eN naricnca. " Y Post
- tho people have dscovcre T. an there Orer Ia W
learned to reject MIR. Van Burou.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-14

The population OF trnrrDu7u is f6352 Thefe
Irr. fiIr city. % 81 white alult uhn read
~ f'e and 175 81 whit called professional mon
What Mud ,f m~n these orc. know nof. unless 70 be
Jaefs soap ioeks Who 1--we their wis and turn
up their r0sss 8t mechanic
We hope oar nsiEbJ,r of.he Pius5lrgh American.
from whom We copy thc above. dI not reasci much
urn thc pausfaP'E JIt Dec &c slip tfp1gl hs 6fgers
rnfs.essiy. a. we Dot plrigralh s5uoirn7s without
~eghirs the efec, boy have UPON oDnuunify Tfu.
liberty can only sEist who're ell mtnktHi feel them.
selves up1n cIsli.'y and nothing can more tend %
destroy that feeling than 10 i'm Yrass u25n tho minds 81
ihs-e englgrd IN occupation that tb,.o or another
feel locomotives superior Professional men o. hey
IRE called. are held % respect ovcrywhelc. bui nv
higher than mechanics VIM discharge the dulles h.t
dovolve upDn nIcm neither Do hey generally fee nst
they desire more anI to accuse 5f ~ fsoine coaouai
The in.is1ieIs Fp q no lcg.,rm1io prylstss, wan
ibs fognj jUrs he pigUsand tso lied s,vias End u.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-14

"hen wall the FlorII war ems 10 4. close
Chaan6crsb4ry Reps
Ju.' tIroc weskI after O n lIarr..ia is iniisu.
rated
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-14

Military and literary notices arc a o ilhcAuue''
tbove; but WILDE charged so centsfo 3 Insertions
or less.
The proceedings II the city council city ordinances
nni orders. regularly appear in this paper.
Connected with the office of publication Of the
Wheeling Times aad Advertiser. IL "a JOB s. BOOh
PRINTING OFFICE, where may bc had on favora-
hlcicuns Blanks to order. Cards, Handhills Show
pills sc dune IA the style and short notice.
90 isae at the Compuug Room of the Wheeling Times
and Advertiser
City Simmons, County Summons.
{" Executions, Executions,
Bonds, Bonds,
Summons for ASSAULT RecognizancesOi
bail.
County Summons fpr Assault, Deeds, Leases Warrants
SerjeaIs Bonds, Declarations = forns) Bills ct In
ding. Pedlar'S Notes, Notes Of VI. g. NJ. Bank, Notes
Of y. w Bank. Checks VA all the banks, bound aud
plum, DC. &c.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-14

\ story has been raised somewhere that General
harr'so" i not native American; but was b,rn on
he Island OF Cuba. Cannon. IL - Mr. Van Buren's
generals whV were born the IslaaI OF Cuba
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-14

We have a small spsind,us OF new, from MaS.a
ehu'e''' which shows that she coming line for
TIp,T'y aud honest John Davis.