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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-30
CorresDondence ofne Unifed STATE, Ga.eae

=
We have another arri, al fryn Canton {! ship Lc.
high. Capt Rogers. The despatch vessel from SINCE
pore twas thought would reach Canton by the 20th
February, with the English declaration Of Capt
X spoke British ship IN the Straits OF Bauca bound
from Singapore to London. the captain Of which told
HIM flIat when he left the iCrmer place the declaration
Of war hal reached there. and thai strong British
heei with number OF steam ships expected there
every hour.
Cotton remains firm, sales 10 day about 500 bales.
Large supplies come IN Of -four. hut transactions
made for export. 500 Bushels wheat via New Orleans
cold at lO0c. Accounts from Rio have made holders
Of hides frmer m their preienuons Ashes are bought
briskly foi the Antwerp market, 1000 bbls taken in
the last few days ut $3.50
the stock market again the decline to-day al
descriptions down. L. : Bank I per cent Some
slight business Is dong foreign exchanges NJ pre-.
vIOus rates An active demand has sprung up Tor pa.
per on Mobile and New Orleans. and there SCARCE
enough offering 10 meet the wants Of buyers. The
southern exchanges are also more sought aiter on.
mex the rates Of 10 DAY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-30

..t-N 1NASoN-- TIE BANAgiPr LAW.
rue ~i thc Hermitage has Dc, las.i the M.
.isio"s o. 'ns 'defal LOco-loeu w N.su OHIO ua
Inc approarh;ns IA july. tie IhaSs lac ics sla.
mne o. Ono "f approving his grcat mca.as-. the j.
siruciion of The Bank OF the UI,:cl Sa. and ,,,.
graduates them ihlt the pr,spert !. n,,r xh., lie
"mouey power AMI all naururrs adverse q, m. %.
mus of our institutions will weld n The e,,,l, If
TIE people. He - opposed. "a much tsws are. a, d
'' ii''e' !" it'eueeuia1le paper money. Hc Ihinb-.
= uig-a are as bii as thy well can b. now that the
SibreHsnry might Iss.b,y de- = I'd and ihat a hanl-
ruPt law By which The banks should d, b,,n "a mai o
an equitable distribution OF their etI,.s 10 tbrr crei
TORS, when they redeem their n,,i,s srcc-c
would he beneficial lie SAYS. Nv these m ,asnr,s
'ht credit sem which IS hlsyi on real capiial and
winch goes hand IA hand with the labor aul enter
Ell"
Wen, we shall som if the administration vii
esaI<e u" Suotreasnry, which has been IN one ration
s AIR. Cambrclcug sad. since MAY. 1899 AMI thr q
W" prices low wages, Dr. and the present condition
m hings VIII be established. As for Gcncrl
Bankrupt Law, applicable State CORPORATIONS as vel
as individuals. We have doubt many OF thc Dem,
cratic Republican Opposit IN Will b. willing To taxi,
alaw With t1ii provision. rather IA lrsc the hIi
OF other clause 4 - tue. N!r Van buren, ia lS2t
declared such law Unconstitutional ulon his oath "a
S'i1t"r. We sh"utl see wheih circumstance
have changed his constitutional pnncipes II So h,
would sign ch IN act. Beng passed ia that shape
the Northern AMI Els;orn States would have moth Il.
10 fear-heir b1nS, s,'vcnt aal redeem their hl
IA specie on demanl. The Middle. Western az,
Southern States. which largely indebted an dee
~ embarrassed. and whose banks are susp, IA I'D
would be the greatest sufferers. The immediate vii
ding az Of the banks OF Penn. ylvania Maryland VI
ginsa. Illinois and other States would be ineonceIva
hly rninous. Many of them glad to borrow rane
m'nsy OF the banks pay the their debts
Europe dIsirusis them. and will lend no more What
then. would be the conditions Of the Middle. Western
and Southern States II the clause proposed should be
come part OF a bankrupt law 20 be- passed hy Con
sress' We leave The people Of These States to al
sNcr.
! Gen. Jackson docs mention Nir Van Buren, am
rom aughi that appears. Indifferent; about his fate
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-30

HAERrsos PELFEUEING ANoTHH Mass SoS TOMS
ONyN--Wh.lo General Harrison was Governnr Of 10
diana, 90 entertained an intention of applying for %
sii'on 6f h.s son az West Point There was only
single vacancy, sad b. exalted patriotism and public
s,sicCs would certainty have obtained the desired lp
po.niment ~ he meanwhile. u,ighboriuu farmer
npJird % Harrison 20 eSeu bJ Influence for him. az
Lc al@ dcsired suoh lace Tor hg boy The noble
hfsrtd chief ever ready 70 DO more Cor others Than
81 himself promptly compiled with tho mans request
nnd prcierunr TIE brother omor sboy 90 is own child
be used H- influence all obtained the situation wh eh
,ess war al such ,n instance of pure dlsinierosed
n.ss eoud hryc added fresh u-g5 t0 character 81
hat Cincuua'ls. Nor1 Harmon more than any o.her
sssn razaulhlaa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-30

WHEELING MECHANICs.-Wc are pleased "a learn
that the Wing mechanics Of this city. have determn.
ed TO Continue their separate Organization until the
next presidential elect n for the purpose OF promo
ting the election o. the republican candidate. now be-
fore the people. We requested state that the
business OF the meeting tlis euenipg at The City HAL
- 10 adopt Constitution for the organization Of the
association. Every wing mechanic Of the city is e =
pccicd TO be there They turned Roby on the 81.
presenting by far the largest body of men m the pro
cession that ief this city Cor West Alexander They
have IL within their power ofbeng the means OF doing
much good TO the great cause and we are glad to see
a disposition te exercise IL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-30
From nc r.itod StHss Gaset,e
THE OMEN

Weep friends when you hear the cRowIxo ov
Tor then the absent one most Gear To ,ou is dxin
Superstition of Ireland
~ Kathleen. a maiden Of Erin WIS tc,d;,r
The plants in garden one brig n summer d.,
tier heart iull oi hope It's aif.ctoI Nm. .cnI,,,
oh ''e Meet wing OF fancy Ia dear ones avay,
men scratching nigh. in whm of The momen,
MOCK her lord At the barn yard and cheer,lv
Suddenly ended poor Kalhlecn's enioymcst.
And swiftly the tear drops Of bitterness How'd
woe IS me- cried the mai len. IL know by the to.
My own Barry dear s near the gloom of the sra,e
My hopes they are wirherd. my heart II is broken
For nought from the church yard my lover can saw.
Tie promised TO fo,low, acros. the wide ocean
Wiih his bosom OF honor the girl of his love-
And daily and nightly on knees of devotion
I've Prayd for las coming, to Heaven above"
And the prayers Of the good, charming Kathleen. uvDd
Cried youth with emotion who s1rung TO hersf.
is your Larry that speaks and no ~ shall aS., 49,
las your lover from Erin in search ,f h. 49,.
rs the arch springs in Heaven when the sto,,o h.,
del ar,ed. ''" ms
AMI yields It's gay colcrs brighten the L
80 The rain NV Of bliss, where the tear rop had starred
Gave as prism Of Beauty 10 gladden. her cy.
know by sireanllct. cot with white po;lins
Where peace and affection have Ia en- their nl,J.
Heaven hcSses It's inmates with mereics uniailiny
- Enhances each pleasure and lishi,ns euch losd:
The stars that look down M their silycry heou,,,
b. hold as they move on their radiant wav.
No GO, where the mandates of virtue and beauty,
WIN PGrer eon,en'ncnt its inmates obey
Around il breathing thousand s,,co, -.
There hogers each charm of ,xnherani s,,r;nc
Beneath lie white caves the gay swallow rer,.rs
And the huintird rs there with HI, musical ,inr
Anu, ueafer man ihtse. in The cttiage Is sounding
The Prlille OF infancy. g,ud and low.
Md There Is a mother with j. Witness bound,pp
Who blcsses the nrument ~ q tcard tbo hen s,,,,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-30

Ma. Vas BuEEN's DrNoCFAcY We are indeb;.
oi 20 New York paper for the filIowing summary
Of a few Of Mr.. Van Burcn's octs--O. s. Jour.
Van BureR acted with The Federal Parry in the
Convention N amend the Constitution OF This Slate
~ BY OPPOSING TIE RIGHT OF TIKI POOR
MAN 10 VOTE ~ In the reported proceeding
of The Convention p. l5l aud 50. wo extract a. ol.
lows from Van Blren's speech.
" lie kreg he would be able 10 convince every
mo mbcr Of hs committee Of the dangerous and lqrq.
41 tendency Of tho precipitation and unexpected pros
frsuon of az glaif
That The character Of the increased number Of
'oics, would be- such would render tbou election
curse r1thrr h7n blessing which -r0tH Sr,ce f-or
'ie poLl' ~ sojv minded psopi"
Ham TrvEs.- Tho building. and ianl recently
occupied and owned b., tho Alas insursncs Company
corner Of tate md Congress streets fd ihs incoming
ST. SCI .0O0--B1y STATE Der o-r0t
Tree. and tbc same properly vas purohased by The
A-lsf Iatc1nct Company about Twelve years 20 sf
!. 1000 Ta.s Do bringing to-r he y1iuo o. --lse-ty
90 t1c SlhIrrafg-y filndlrd. csrcoah'v % 81, 81.
q a1-ar's r'tons There 10 T-afs re vh.rh say
t'1@s' MN ought 20 fsrst u.f Ir Van BgrsD.-
B1s.s. Star
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z. WHARTON. Esilor al Proyrie,a-.

Trsms-The Tri-wvcky laper = published 90
Iues!,y ~. rhurisy- anl saturday al - .'r ennuin
IN -dssee. or 80 ihe cal It the year - TOR Si'
.r-'as No subscriber received ior les term than
siz r ';hs
Tn, y.eli. uaser ne y:-s,r-1 Virginia 'lt1es. -
H. shed o "Wednesday a > - PER unnUu' ln adj
vanc,. or 80 n not ;iit within one month ir"in The
% .,r-ing 81 'e year No suirr.h,rs viii be re-
?. v.l. except SIch pay IN advance. foc m"u n
Il 50 i,inyar t5y rhlrId W snbs- r,bcr re-. ,vod
- -, l,riu n "a * u.nHs a'i PAPER d,scun.
rt ',r,pi ~ the discretion Vi the pub.iser. until
. z l.retrlrrs are piid
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-30

WHAT NEyT7-The suhjoined letter is as much
charged IN proofs of the absolute aadness Of the
Administration, with those Of the poverty of lis late
member The latter we regret, n Il real the former
we neither deride nor bemOan. Think Of a member
Of The Cabinet Of thh United States leaving ms digp
fed station and writing such begging and promssory
ePis'le rs the suhoncd IL is addressed as VIC under
stand, 10 the oftce-hnlden-U s. Ga-
WAsmSGToS, May ooh, 1910
Ny Dodr SU-iIaying embarked. with conscious.
ness of night aud hearty good WILL in defence Of the
Administration Of which have formed a pari carses
y invoke your assistance IN rendering my effort. eec
tive BY disseminating the inclosed address and obtain
ing subscribers 20 the Extra Globe, throughout your
region Of country.
Every Farmer. Mechanic and Working man should
have one and II they cannot well sIsre dollar each
two or more should unite together 10 take ono.
Stimulated by an enthusiastic devotion 10 The pure
principles Of Democracy and by the daring efforts now
making 10 conquer them end eSingush forever the
b,aconight which our beloved country is holding IN
4 mankind, shall enjcayOr to take care that the iruc
hearted men who may nd me in reaching the minds Of
an honest people. shall have 10 regret their
cHcrfI0ns
lsuf friend and follow citizen.
AMOS KENDALL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-30

ChoUxo of Horn - -,E Y.,s 5r-suonIcui o.
3D.. ,yba says -fSor'ly -il.sI f.BHIssi-rrrs Il
,,srg. ~ fseio, en- II - seu-ntsc1 Wa,ls iors
~ .sri8. gu,lstsaa.r ns f- ne Nsrsl5ss sle1ticn'
wei as sscucors isS..s a.vc sl.- .aats aaad.G--
- oil. s .- II. "a
.sanrp' ~ aI- Nrs Ui-Taz GssCSo ~-rts
...' 4. Per- .I W.. ono osrl3iag 30 s.,s ard
BAD, ..a' rl Jl F,r. nis,ss a. elected re HIr-
80 '',' vuts ~ b.~s ~ lIr ihe people OF
'a. .sav. .le' Eaf, az lInia.5n Of tod Gov
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-30

The Pensscola Gazette says. "wo ore gra'ifcd ~
learn that the French West India squadron 10 spend
the summer months IN our hsrbor Captain Cosman
Of La Sabine. has understand. directed he onisr.
Jag into contracts. or supplying The squadrOn With
fresh prDyisisfs during their stay. We loam also.
that ships Of VIII. aficr short cruise re-.
turn and anchor OF The town the sDrmiso that they
70 60 North being without Foundation"
From TdmDioo.-The brig D1HC 81 Nov Orleans
reports. The arrival At Tlmpico. on hie Tn INST Of
Tho British brig 81 war Serpeut. from Vera Crrz via
Campe5chy, fr Jlmnca. w.ti ei70O0O in spa-ie
The cl'tan Of the Serpent slated that there Wcro
iedcmi armed vessel 20 Campeaehv. and tao s1pr1s
cd 10 be ToKia1s Spanish brig had entered Can.
peochy wii5 provis.,ns aal 81 E8gisb aru.i vessel
vI'h ro0ls -pgN Fp
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-30

" "TUE LOG CABIN AND HARD CIDER
cANDi DATE--Ccn HARRISON when parting from q
regiment 81 h soldiers Just after the Indian said
e. bcm-'t, Gentlemen. if yoI ever come 70 Vincenncs
YOU viii aisays find plate anil kuil" sud 0rk al
my table. and assure Won fnli YOU will never find
usy door shut and ns string II n, iaioh pHcf en-"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-30

BEirisn SrEAN VEssELs.--Tbe English correspoa.
don't oi the New York Journal Of Commerce writes
u nppcan scarcely worth while 10 repeat. that the
steamers LiUcypOCi and UaiCf States are going into
me service Of The Government on the Mediterranean
Stallion. TOE Unicorn (ahout 600 tonsJ will leave
iFerpool on the 18th May, for HALIFAX and BOSTON:
Oe'"o'n which two latter places she 10 ran m ron.
ceH "Hh The Post Office steamers hence 90 Halifax
tFnssaec SO guluCus) The Briannis the first Of the
me may d. ready about l5ih June She viii be fol.
loved ~ o'hsS. VIZ Caledonia Arcadia and toiun
'h' 90 ale course; al strong vessels Of about ie1g
tons hose To- thc Wst 1n1, GER, ice are SAID 10 he
anger a"d calculated 90 carry heayytuns They will
not iu ready iur several uioatls
Machinery IS now gong On board Of a fine. s,a,y
vessel 90 run 10 Dublin with the mail, constructed 10
carry heavy guns
The Prcudeut has about h1lf Of her machinery sr,
board a passnss in the British Queen b. now 6ny
rufncus
a ho,' has been pfareiicd On ihe river ys,a by
Electro Masnef.ui With wbu degree Of .g--o.. /.
ne stated
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ORIGIN OF The TERMS lizard CIDER"


The Washington correspondent Of the Baltimore
Fepu'.ican. prominent Van Bucn paper. speaking
xeeragiy uf Gcu Harrison. says.
-istre h,7 "a LGSrsl ~ II-i CIDER. md settle pen
sis7 81 FRO EOg.gnR Hrg~. and 'rord fer n. he
an SCI lie 5e1iaiq!,, # as days csaicafod IN LcE
Cabin"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-30

TUTas:iEp rRi.wEEKLY AND WEEKLY
AT ras cossKR or USs0S AID WATER sTs.-
WHEELING. VA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-30
The brow where death his set his seal.
Nor a=c can chill. nor rival steal ("
Byron


Thon'r passing h9ncc wy bother!
Ca M ea.hesi friend. iare we'll
liiSjr' leaving us wilton ihy voice.
la a lonely homc to dwell
And thou wilt see our holy dead,
TIE los. on earth and man,
Into The sheaf of kialsed hra-ts
Thou will lie bound agaiR
And tell cnr fair yong sister
The rose cut down ia ring,
Thu YET my g.shing heart 81 ilJ.
W III Lays she used TO sing
Her snit. deep eyes. look t.co' my dreams.
Tender. aud sadly swecr
Tell her n,y heart within M burns
FRDse eyes again To meet
And tell orr fair hard father,
Tn At IA the , tbs he irod,
Jts child he lov'd Ibs best sn cirik,
Yet walks aT1 wurshils God.
Say that his last fond blessing yet.
Rests on my soul like dew,
Aa ~ lis ha,owIbg mlgh, trust
Once more his lace 10 view.
HIPpy art thou, that som. ~ soon,
Oar good and bright viii see!
Oh hro.hcr, lrolhcri may dwell
Ere long with them ii thee
Gloom is upon thy Il mt hearth.
Oh! silent house o"ee filled with airih.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-30

Connected with The above. IL Of Tho most
,rrsrve READING ROOMS H. the United Stairs
T,rrs 20 Subscribers. - year Strangers free
80 visit fos the space of ono month those who
Tina, visit it Cor longer term will he put down
subscribers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-30

la "Tn al ares. aal in oil countries Il has been
observed that ihe cuifyators ~ the soil those who
sre least willing part wiih their rights and submit
themselves ~ the VIII ~ a master
WIN IT, HARRISON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-30
CLARKsBuRG MEETING.

There will he meeting Of the friends OF Harrison
and Tyler in the four Congressional Districts Of HARDY
hanawha, Frederick and Monongalia. At CLARKS-
BURG. on THURSDAY the 25,h Of June. Clarks.
burg is very the of the four Congressional
Districts and the leading Wings frrm all the counties
embraced will doubtless be present. IL should be-
and doubtless will he Of the largest meetings ever
held N Virginia. Messrs. Reeves Barbour Southall
and other distinguished will be there
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-30

Daily, almost hourly. we are greeted with the re.
mark of gentlemen from the country, the Yeomanry Of
"a" lsnd-"I have supported General Jackson voted
for Van Buren,. / have tried him and he has disap.
pointed me. ] will now try General Harrison !
know he will not ds1ppoini me
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-30

We are informed By ihpsc who saw u. that fcw
days since. meeting called of she woFkinEmen
and o'hers at the iron works at Hanging Rock Ohio
oy Van suren Justice OF the peace. nearly all about
the works attended and after speeches had becn made
vote WAS taken. and there f1riy for Harrison
seventeen for Van Buren,. The honorable Justice Eel,
himself worsied. rs. bu, year ago. they all Van
Buren, men.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-30

The Faiy' af ne Troy Da,'y Soil. r1 ,,,asrnr Of
ST. A81ns sIgs
TIE o. 10Th feared auj respected % Wasl.nct5a. ,rd
90 voice rln stl ths troubled elements like he rs
81 John q ADAMS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-30

oFFicIn PowE7 A single instance NAV perhaps
illustrate the extent of tho Ppwer. which shop'd
Ne unknown to republic. n, we'll lng
Dissertation When tho meeting at Washington was
u be gotten pp h. the Van Bureniies tn post master
Of that place had private crcurs 10 all the psi
masters IN the cou,iy and vicinity IN larv. numbers
each one. which they were tn and did I'll mp and a.
rect to al the faithful urging them attend the NEE,
ing Had these officers righ, 20 frank these circulars
they not having any thing do with the periormanc,
Of the duties of their office, the god of the coun
try We eanss, DO mistaken. We saw the circu
lar
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-30
osE TERaI-rrom the People. candidate:

WI IIsINAI."--I ION no ICUIIf : 'ITITIIIiTti
NoETH BJND l9th Dec. S39.
docr1 u proper tins the assurance
heretofore frcqueIt,, made that should be elected %
r.0 Presidency. viii under no circumstances consent
o. be e Candidate for second lerm.
wM. Il. HARRISON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-30

The TIpPECA VOE FLAG j. issu-i irnm this office
On i.r ~ and 18Th ct every month. Price 50 cts.
from .his time until The Presidential election.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-30
70. sale a, the coofung Room Os the Wheeling Times

ror sale al the COMMITTING Room of the Wheeling Times
% md Adyertis~t
City Spmm"ns, CCS..;y summons,
Executions Executions,
Bonds, Bonds,
Summon, for Assault, Rcccsnz3nces Of
bail.
County Summon fIr Assault Decd Leases. Warrants.
S,rcarts Bonds Declarations = fnrmsl Bills 81 Ia
ding Prdlar's Noes. Notes Of VI. a ". Bank, Notes
ofN W. Bank Cap,ss On al! The BANKS, bound and
plain, dc. SC.
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The shadow Of departed hours,
Hangs dam upon Ihtne early flowers,
Evea IN thy sunshine seems 10 brood.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-30

IL Ds,rict--John w MurIauRh. Of Norfolk.
- do James w. Pegrln, Of Petersburg.
81 co WU. :. Archer. O.. amelia
"A d. E4.aJ H.ddcr Meade. OF Dnwiddie
5.h do Henry T.. Watkins, Of Prince Edward.
6th DO JInirs c. Bruce, OF IIali.cH
an 10 Whlnnell r. T,Iisfali. OfPusylvania.
s,h do Thomas Il 1oyuc., sfACcomack
yh d. Nu.5aTnl l.. Suiion, OF Caroline.
lOh 10 W.i!uu-'.ly NcwtR. OF Wcsmoreland
Ilu D. JIaics IS uus, ufkichmond Cry.
I5h DO y4le.ii.uc w. s. u,tall o.. Alternate
18Th d. Joan :. Pcndeton, Of Rtppahannock
lih ju iJIu Jaupcy, yr inudoun.
IIM d. Andrew Ilnlcr Of JclT, sson.
18Th az Ph'll Williams, g. Of frederick
ITh 10 Wm. S,.yI~nur Of Hllly.
lisa d. Ba-eoe (; Baldwin, Of Augusta.
I1h DO Eaiiar! Su,Ih, OF GrecnbrIer.
ooh do E lwar, .',us'u, OF B,tetouri.
2I-i do }"ln Y lIu,ncs. Of w .,shi.l ZION.
~ do C;-o-gr W Summers, OF kIunyvha.
23I do WaimIu T. Wiley, Oi NJuongalIa.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-30

Post Master General Niles has arrived Mt Washing
ION and entered on the duties of hi. office
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-30

Military aud literary nSuces ore - N'hciNurU
NJ ,vs. II all DC cha geo % cCntsiDr S:asSr''ons
or
The pruceelugs nf Tho city council, city oFdina'es
and orders, regularly oPicar ia ibis p"pe'
Connected with the office of publication OF the
~ cling Tunes and Advertiser Is a JOB q BOON
PRINTING; OFFICE where may be had ON faNora-
. lctcrm. Blanks o. order, Cards, Handbh's, Show
I!s &c done IN the style and short notice
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FOR vICE-PRESiDENT:
JOE y E VIE e.
- IIRGINIA.

NIEoISIA EIEcroRtL TicEEr.-The following Is
tie .isIo.ri i.rr' agreed upon. and recommended
The yDer- az the Oi Dominion. by the Harrison and
t4u4id
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-30

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-30
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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1840-12-25
CANAL DOVER TUsCARAwAs COUNTY (oHIo) DECEMBER
c. H. MlTCHENER.-EDToR & PROPArErOa..

prompt unsatisfactory rminalion, Of the no.
gociation. Three commissioners were apPoip-
ted shortly after the adjournment of Congress,
underline act Of the last session providing for
the exploration and survey Of the line which
separates the States Of Alaioe and New Hamp.
shire from the British Provinces; they have
been actively employed until their progress was
interrupted by the inclemency of the season,
and will resume their labors az soon as practi
cable in the ensuing year.
1t is understood that their respective examine
ations will throw new light upon the subject in
controversy and serve to remove any errone'
ous impressions which may have been made
elsewhere prejudicial to the rights of the United
States. 1t was, among other reasons. with a
view Of preventing the embarrasrents' which
in our peculiar system ofgovernment, impede
land complicnte negotiations involving the ter.
ritorial rights ofa Stale, that I Thought it my
duty, as you have been informed en- a previOu
occasion, to propose TO the British Governmen
through its minister at Washington, that earl
steps should be taken to adjust the points of dii
ference on the line ofthe boundary from the en-
h trance ofLake Superior to the most northwes
3 point of the Lake ofthe Woods, by the arb
a ration ofa friendly Power, in conformity vii
the seventh article ofthe treaty Of Ghent. n
answer has yet been rstuyGYss' ,FSy, ,bS the Bnti'
= Government to this proEnmon constituents, "a,
y . shall it be my great
With Austrisi Erapsspor sphere, to extend
q the remaining operation %i1ou. 9 con ,,,,,
l. to inform you our reiS, ls4O