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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-09
ECONOMY AND FASHION
L NC &

,,i-TN a,1 y ,nS - M "a. - ,v;u1
~ fully informs his patrons that he has removed
bis cash Tailoring Estahlis to las Broadway, door
frv Liberty where he will continue to transact bu
that has gained him olage portion
Of public fayor.- $40 .
p into that will enable him to
urnsh articles ofdess equal IN every respect to TIE h
This nav seeaa ouce by comparing their garments and
biNs With hs 1.-THE onlyway arrive just concusion,
quality psst establish the true vaee Of any article it
die fact that withhsds the proprietor from Publishing
ra IL, Of charges asaffcIes may be made up lew
wbieh ahsois y thr to the most s1travagasa
wish.s 10 draw .tts nien to this fact,
ray attempts copy hisstyle of adv
g. p ca sssufe that he makes up ne
whasy " ftSn ths very best are
70 mske z4a Of IL the fs conviction that he
real1y. caa savs them thirty per SfntT;
An ssarsnt Of shrts, STOKE, Bosoms, Collsrs, and
0Iobes always on hand. .:ri,.s M oil 3ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-09

sV-riI1S lndAhEAs's s0UThERN MAIL.
'al ~ sa si,~ ,s.n 0ss1gis. lsrv srls.s-
we received last ssht ~ tee soushsr. .aa re-.
turns FROM eleven counties in Georgia, We compare.
them withshs recent cssgtsssionslvese - oar, ssIs
.- o. Harrison. P'i 81. s.r... s Gsss' 1s
Eleven counties ,s d ''l' isOs ~ ssa9 All T.
H.rri.o. majority, asc7 ala
Harrison gain, Is5 in eleven eountiss = -
ESg EE% "a N. s Rsis
e MonSsy 18th Nosep .,;,. fast ss'n.
above For freight Or esssssgs sssns .0ssnaf
1901 % " al ST. E. X COLLINS & co. Sc South st.
punetusy goods be received after satur
day evening, the 18th inst. IN
promriiy forward any goods to hi. address ms
sSR FOR HAvANA-snst Paeket-Ts s,il positively
soppersd and Copper fasensd packet cLA
oT t a s so s A sad
few For freight passage apply on board
p ns 81 81 e. '''' 70 CLARK & co. So Water st.
SSS PASSAGE FOR NEW oRLEANs-R.gular
."s pa e s & H.
lard vii sail positively on Msndsy the 18Th
sssra ssy TiaS
M Every ssa Y
should be made on board, foot OF w all st, or TO
w. J. Il. TAPSCOTT. 4sPeck slip, err
10 South st cor. Gouverneur lane.
The vICKsBURG will suseeede Mississippi, and sail a3d
November. ~ ~. -.......-. hs
Are PASSAGE FOR CHARLESTON--Packet Of
H\ the 18th Noyemher-The s,eBdd fast sailing PACKET
SS3,ship EMPIRE Tory, viii positively sail
Thursday, Nov IA; having cxceeL modaons for CABIN
second cabin and sterage early application should
be M adc o. board. to
w. J. T. TAPsCOTT. q Peek slip,or
ns ~ South st, cor Ciouvemeur lane
{ EffR- FOR LIVERPOOL-Psckst of the 18th Novem-
k berthe frste.as fast ling packet ship VIRGIN
s2IAN, Can't Allen will sail above her regular day.
Superior accommodations for cabin .cchd cabin
and intending TO embark should
make immediate app board foot OF Maiden lane
to a. 8. GLOVER u Menu kRAf, los Pine y. i
ne NV, ,T..... , corner Of South.
SfX FOR NEW ONLEANs--Psese ofth 35th No
NF4N vemb r--Tbe FIRST class fast sailing packet ship
&%AeELrr QUEEN VICTORIA, Capt w. j.. Thompson will
be above Her cabin second
in and superior regards the
ments for the comfort Of the Persons
embark apple alton board
foot Of riu. St, or 10 GLOVER NcMURRAY,
100 Pine ST., ser. South.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-09
ANOTHER DlSCLOSUR]

ANOTHER DISCLOSURE. /
I READ THIS WHEN rot RETURN
THERE has be,u deal said aboutshs Poesi
seen the tcstimo-t-ls rshi,shsa nv I'f-t+ 49,
Joan PEAsE d son, IS Diy,siou ST. f. llI I
or hs pssuia fescy Of ibeT Clarified Essenee Of Hort
hound Csndy The propretors has obtaad full tot
r"nxs from Clergy@sn peeios- Ceanselors sipFsFs
others efthe hshet llty this
pound ur eoaehs ~ hosrscsts rrttss a. The hre~i
GROUP ropTge M AID an sfs ciior 400 The lungs
whic, " not checked \ Ume ieAis 10 and
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-09

n,s,se' gans, sc, I'd u. Dying ard N. Dead
sa9t.-I a2os ne i~trstsd Interview wit a.. B1ish
sMawrhsskiu of The Cross Of ,hs Letim a H~ncr "
s"'' ole Ai'sn arm. md niurr ,f the
-h"aa 10 the guide 10 bs kone-w.r
svn - We polcyns rerrrd for he saldey
r"~e !" As battles Of L,ur, Qusfse bssa and Wa
NLers.' 'ost o. NE Enemy; Fierce pursuit. Escap~ or
Ssro.or ,rc.,cn q per der ~.f.yne Esr.rsI char.
A-a YET mn 80 = - sssssx s>se1pDd held
Y; >. !s'ss :fils.s. ( s &. 81.
orcri pre-, etnis each. ot ~ cents . dorm NV wv
-friess-BoSes, IS cents; rit SO Gsfsry, a.. -.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-09
DEMOCRATS dyD rt-UrGS

This sreuira Cardy. and "a csltrstsd inv.usb,
specific to clear the vurcel Rapcmbcr that Id. a.
ra-e observe. tortrs d. not cell this article sud
u vsnuins unless each package is signed FEASE SON
Dtvfsun strrt Of whom " bssued wolcsaie and
retail. Dir-stton ACCOMPANY saeh Tatkagc
Ax.nns-Z,ber, N &c Iaird ana pecs sts fhls,
defrhr> Pa; Read.w Ne Art-e s pufor Mas. ~ 2vis
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-09

SuBDUED AT LhsT-Tt. r-ost terrible seourse whih
SsS-c .yes % Ale human s,els4sd he sub
As brcspts she fso - l,M S.il3i &sy1ff Esn,h =,
- s.1 Drip isl. ssfas sss soEr's,.
lsLs % s bspefs and AIN more For sale Al No pyl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-31

BoTTOMLEss LAKg.-The following is the
first notice which we ever met with, Of a
very remarkable pond, in Sussex County,
New York. 1.-THE following account which
rs taken from the Troy Mail he true. il
discIoses curious natural phenomen-
on.
White Lake is situated about one mile
west Of tbs Paulius Kill, in the town Of
Saltwater. IL is nearly circular. IL has
no visible inlet, but its outlet is a never
failing stream Of considerable magnitude
The name is derived from its appearance.
Viewed from little distance il seems oC
milky whitcneSs, except few rods in
the centre, which, by the contrast, ap-
pears perfectly black. The appearance
nself is singular enough, but the cause
Il still more remarkable.
From the centre or dark portion ofthe
lake, OF stated seasons, iDDumerable guam
titles Of shells are thrown upon the uch.
Of various forms and sizes, but all perfect.
ly white. These float to the shore and
are thrown upon tho beach, or sink in
shallow water Hundreds Of bushels
might be gathered from the shore after
one Of these periodical uprisings, and the
whole soil FOE several rods on every side
Of the lake. is composed Of these shells,
broken or dscompOsed by the action OF
the weather. lR the centre Of the lake,
bottom has never been found, although Il
has been sounded to the depth Of several
hundred feet.
Where then is the grand deposite from
which bas been swelling HP since the mem |
Dry o! man these countless my RAIDS % aD- I
shells is Il possible, that
hOuph far remote, at an elevation oil
several hundred feet above them. this bot I
omless we'll may, by some subterrancous .
DO connected with the +,
yrond shell mari opposite in the eastern I
art Of this state.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-31
From hc Ci-ei-ucii Gazette.

GES. IIARRisoN-General Harrison arrived ia the
city on Saturday oveing IN FIRM uEALTH-robus
as a DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENT SHOULD Be
aho to beat Van Buren, at the ballet boa any otheI
way. lie Is now at the North Benl.
Among the piIiiul tricks rcsoreh BY the spoilers
iodcfeat the OLD HERO is that of circulating reports
unaVorable to his health, which in due Time Is be
followed ny fac simae Cincinnati papers, announC ing
HIS DEATH, with due obituaries. These are the
desperate shifts OF expiring faction. who control the
party in power. Let friends look out for these
risks. and expose Them. GEN. HARRISON IS Mel
TIER SICK NOR DEAD--nor doeshe appeal like "
10 be sick or 10 die som.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-31
PENNSYLVANIA.

The wings OF thu, country only failed in 1896 by
their wnnI"f energy and action. They did 60 to
the polls. VIII they do it ,hi. yeOr' viii overy min
say to himself my vote may hang the welfare of my
country Our fathers shrunk rom duty. When
III, iornhawk was hurled from the f1re.'. when the
arrows sped from tho hill and the cliff and when an
organize, and fearful foe be in every
ton Oi the country. they unhcstatingly gave them
selves up the labor OF liberty to work G,r IN ,s
country Our duty to them. our duty u country
our duty 10 ourselves demands that No should smu.
ate them. that should At least pe,G1rm the only
patriotic labor they have left for u. 10 our own voting
and own lighting" The objects which the friend,
Of Harrison have view are the establishment Of
currency which will enable of business success,
fully prosecute give those who labor for living
absr and pro np' pay which will enahIs traveller.
pass from section Of the union 10 another without
suffering from the POPULATION ofhIrpies which will en-
able the farmer 10 sell hi. produce Tor far price ne
mechanic 10 obtain fair remuneration for his Iahnr
and IN god money. for which he at am time get
gold and silver.
A'oiher object !, % obtain protection of domestic
industry which will AWAY. give labor anI pay t,
those who seek 1t. an keep up prices that the la
borcr may live well b. his wors AA,thcr {, reduce
the expenses OF Inrstc anl ~ asnn
able sum by topping of the sinecure, that are
10 be found nDw Throughout the cpunIry alI limiting
the number Of officer. the am ,unl actually required
- that ihuse oicer. will be compelled 10 DC busy ia
the Performance of their duties instead Of going thru
the country rectioncerng We wish To have such rner
appointed tn Office the people desire MT M mere
j intended perform party services.
Another object with the Wings ia to reduce the
power Of the cuiiye nnl place Congress, to Q.
feet again thai equal balance of power known from the
first cIisssncc of republics be essential to their cu..
nuance tho biaace Of the executive lesi,lItire ami
Judicial instead Of placing has been done by thi. AZ
mIni.ira Iun all power in hands ofihe eI ecutive and
causing all measures einlnIte from hun
TIE wing party dIsoounten,nce the appointment q
mem Icrs OF Congress, TO Office. by which this admin.
l,,ratiuu has bribed many Of those members again,
the wishes Of their constituents, u support iu meas
urea
! The whig party desire to elevate the poor render
the laborer prosperous the work hand pruduc We
himself and family happy. place all yirtuous an,
honest level abolish all exclusive privilege,
and effect retura Of government to it. primitive
purity To do this must all so the poll. aud per
form o sacred duty to- our county. rots.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-31
FACTS AND CHANGES.

L9co foeo FrdHds-ln the Fourth ward-ono Of
The smallest m the cily-ihe Wings challenged -
names ON The registry. and the Loso Foeos 100 The
Commissioners have closed their aud the
result u.s. that they have stricken from their registry
as illegal. SEVENTY NINE Loco Fooos FRAUDULENT.
LY plnoed there by that party. while only THREE Wing
names have been erased although 60 were challeng
cd -.
Here then. We have proof conclusive Of the differ.
ence between the practice and Profession, of the Loco
Fooo Party Let be borne in mind that of the
three Commissioners Of Registry in the Fourth Ward
are Loco Focos, as they in ~ Of the II Wards
and yet have brought forward such conclusive
proof of fraudulent registry on thar part that SEVENTY
MISE Of their registered names have been erased ns
ILLEGAL and FRAUDULENT. while out OF leo WING
names challenged, Only TmREE hive been found doubt
ful. after scrutiny in which two of the Judges were
against u.s.!
We now ask. vho is it that prac,i>e,l. npd are DOW
Prac''cing FRAUDS upon the ballot bOIesf IL it the
WINGS OF the LOCO FOCoSl
The names registered in the Fourth Ward, about
The ""et'oe"''e" Of the whole number registered IN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-31

Fine vcrsamlung der Dculchen
SGngebcrn der stadt Wheelings
wird am samstag abend um sechs
uhen i'm Stadt haus auf dem mark
plarz gehalten wcrden wo dir Dcut-
cher elmo rcde Won 4 s YarnaH
haben werden. So fern Is die le,zte
gclegenhcit Isl den fieiss fuer das
gclingen kuertzlich ankommender
erwaehlung Presidents und Vice
Presidents augustrengen, SO isteine
wolfe zusammenkunft ernsblick be-
ruff, Oct 80,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-31
?ShoR rs ny MA Is.
SALEN tGAIN IL FLAMES.
SA; EN-, Friday evening, I0i Y ",
. a.. nr,. Ga 10


SA; EN-, Friday evening, i0i Y W.,
y. = = Oct. 93, 1870.
A; half past : O'Clock n fire broke out in
the stable coz necied with the Salem Hotel.
and spread with dreadful fury, consu,nirg
the Hotel and all OF the out buildings anu
the session house of the Presbyterian
church. BoalIac & Fessenden owned the
Hotel. The dwellings of Mr. Seymour,
James A. Mcfarland, Elizabeth Proudft
i'm all eight. There were in the stables
a or Is, horseshoe OF the stage agents
or owners told mo hat they saved only
four ofthe horses. The property destroy
ed is immense-rhe village in ruins-inc
streets were filled with fsrniturc, and the
people are all in confusion. II is believed
TO be the work Of an incondiary. The fire
is now nearly extinguisbed
Gen. Arrnistcnd has suspended active
operations for the present IN Florida, in
c ,nsequence Of an agreement between him
and the Seminole chief. to hold "talk"
on the goth inst. at which time the chief
says he is willing TO make treaty OF
peace, which he says shall not DO spoiled"
rs The Other treaties have been. No one
has any confidence in him or his lrea-
ties.
FATAL Dusty young man OF tho
name of Spohn, an inoffenNvs and worthy
creole. whom wc thoroughly knew, some
six or eight years, in the Argus Office, ito
which office he was in some mInner at
tached } was killed III duel OH the Bayou
road yesterday Ills adversary VIC are in
formed was Frenchman-ih they fought
! xy IN riIlfS AT 81 VI nacCc npI az th.. ~
fire the bal. entered Sphon's breast. tie
mas left a widowed mother aud sister 10
regret his untlmely demise--Louisian \
! Adv.
a late arrival ut New Orleans brings In
! tclhgsnce that order rel ms throuought the
entire republic Of Yucaian. The only part
Of the peninsula where the Ccntralsts i'll
retail n u fooihold, is the town Of fobasco.
| The place is now occupied by Mexican
garrison. But the mouth oil the river is
commanded by the Fedsraiists, who book
ado the entrance wi h small fleet, con
sisting ola brig carrying six guns, and
two schooncrs carrying four each. Tne
squadron is uader the com ma OF Gene.
Avaza. Al active or:nsIvs operation
have been suspended before the town OF
'SD'oos 'hO P'hiNiSS wal lD0
rcsuItsOfthc revolution in Mexico The
condition OF Iuca,an is represented as
being one OF gratifying prosperity.
Mr.. J. Stoddard Frost, OF this city, was
instantly killed few days sin, at Red =.
ding, Con by beng thrown from a wa
igon in which he was riding with his wife
and.ancther LADY. Mrs Frost was slight
ly, and the other lady badly injured.
] The dwelling house, steam mill and
out house, OF Jesse l.. Pool, at Elizabeth
CITY, y. e, were destroyed. by FIRE. a few
days since, Loss about s 800.
/ Thomas Cox, for whose arrest Gov.
McNutt, of Mississippi, has Off 70 re-
ward Of $500, and who is charged wit,
the murder OF Johs Row in Hines county,
about the 4th OF June las, was on the 18th
inst. arrested Al New Orlelns, AMI sen.
back TO Mississippi.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-31
THE CERTIFICATES

THE CERTIFICATE HERo"-This !. the tile
with which the a. hins'ralion journals do honor 10
Gen Harrison. The eIposfmasisr general sometimes
varies Tue spiIhe and styles him The SHAN hero and
The ~peteoai bero hui The fsyoriis Term is the Ger
hhcate IIeru." Ths - certainly ~ ynsappliel
The old General sr~ceiving daily certificates Of his
good character and conduct We ore acquainted with
~ one who can display 30 many certi6cates Within
the as' few months he has received certificate fr,,n
Rhode Island IN the election Of Harrison Governs,
Senate end House Of Representative. Connecticut
M, gwen him certificate signed by 5000 MAJORITY
~ her citizens Virginia hns given him certifcate
and Nur'h Carolina, and Louisiana. and Indians and
Aesinrsy. md Vermont. and Maine. and Maryland
ans DesWare. and tssoegA. AMI New Jersey and Ohio
"bo can show better certfcsies than ihesei Make
Wy then ior tho CENruIcAYR HEao,-K Yoyl
Gearfer
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-31
crr.s7-ps,.e Or ne B4ria,5. .,.e,,,a,.

WV ORLEANS, Oct. .l7th, IGIJ.
We have Verbal accounts from Afkan-
siis, which menlion that the sylrgs have
swept the Sn'e--elee,ing member OF
Congress, and carrying ihe legislature.
This news Is almost too good to be true.
particularly as VIC have pot YET seen The
figures. 49,.
An afrir OF honor, 50 called, took place
AZ our city yesterday in which worthy
ana inoilonsive Creole was shot dead On
the spot
The news Of the death ofihe Hon. Rich
ard VIM IS confirmed. lie expired at his
,es'oencf IN the;Psrish OF Rapides on the
9th inst. 49,
The preparations for the Nosember e:
les ons are proc dag with greN actiyi-
~. Rest assure / The wings OF this state
wiz give good Oecouat Of themselves.
the boaS'ing Of their antagonists to the
contrary Notwithstanding
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-31

so far as | can find, lis whole operation is
on those accounts think the fact that
asses ,mrnt aud payment OF the revenue Is
part OF the. Qualification Of voters does not
prove that the convention intended the
yenr rnenti med 10 be- he fi.cai year. mud
a. this is the only thing in the conieSt,
which would raise the infcrreDce that The
fiscal year was intended, that consiruc-
ton must be rejected conclsdc tina,
the calendar year i, the year intendcd BY
the con 1tution,
s. S. BAXTER.
Attorney General.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-31
BASE HYPOCRISY

The Statesman and Cincinnati Advert.
scr, the two leading organs Of the admin.
islratlon in Ohio, after having denounced
tho ubOlllionIsts as every thing vile. now
turn IN 10 WOO them. They have publish
ed an abolition electoral ticket in ,hoiT
columns and the Statesman adveriises
them for sale We have beard II intima.
Ted too that the last banned paper Is ciroula
ting the abolition ticket IN various places,
free, gratis AMI for ROshiRg. 10 what
means will not broken down party re.
sort 70 prOtract their political existence.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-31
ELY DossEY. Esq.. Wheeling. Va.

Judge MLean Of the L. 6. s a rene Court has Just
published the frat volume of Reports of the decision
ct ihs Circuit Court IN which he presided. The cit
cults IN which Judge McLaRe presided during the Pc
Rod Of these reports include the States OF Ohio Ken
lucky. Tennessee, Illinois. Indiana and Michigan
The Cincinnati Gazette states that these decisions will
no; Only be fund useful and convenient o the proics
SION, hut ind sPensabe To the library Of lawyer Of
extensive practice. The opinions draws up with
ability and do great credit 10 the eminent Judge who
gave and is reporting them.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-31

White Lead was G,rmerhy manufactured If y;,,s.
burg. sufficient 10 SUPP s. the whole coun,rv No%
Immense quantities nre mato in the city of Nc,.
York. NeH Hudson. new rstabli-hmcnt hes ms,
been put IN operaIsoo Icy which the most b.oni,16I
white tend Is manufactured by machioery, The prp.
ciPnl feature IN the improved process of rnanuf1r
ing consists >" oTydizing the lead in large iron win
dcrS ihe remaining process beng finished bv ,he al
oisiram- Prom The Pig-eid the pure white n,ticIe
Is pr'dueed in finished On les, han ~ hnn,.
is beauty is unequslled well a. the COS, being 70.
Troy Nal
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-31
ARKANSAS

The returns from oil Dnt seven coun.
ties IN this State have been received al St
Louis aud Memphis. hQlb places, il is
thought that Cross, the Una rem caudi.
date for Congress- bs been elected by
very small majority. The Memphis En-.
qu.rcr says the Wing gain in the Leais.
laturo is reported at FIVE members. "Put
Arkansas down amoVR the doubtful States
u will take trcmcndbl efforts 70 prevent,
Old Tip from cafryins 1t triumphantly 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-31

ONE iIURRAH TOO NASI.-Whie his CIcel!ency e.
Governor Shannon was riding in state through patriot
&c LoFain. the caValeade met a farmers wagon in
nj ish we're number Of hoys,quiie snail lads They
turned out foS his EIcellency. and when against his
carriage they all and shouted HURRAH! Cthr
Governor sOok of his hai) HURRAIE This EIceilency
bowed grlCiOusly) HURRAIE FOR OLD TIP
lis EIcellency drew his hat his eyes, and looked
blank As the ghost Of BInghampon Post note.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-31

Total. 294
Equal 10 tho nursber q Srnnhs and Representatives
in Congress 20 which fho seyeyal States entitled.
All are elected by general hckei eEsep the eleven 10
South Carolina
Ia New YOrk city. Brooklyn ard Willnmsburxh.
the election commences and ends The 4hh in ne
rest Of the State u The % ond cuniiB
ne tArce aays.
1n New Yofk hnssochuscus. Delaware ond Missis-
sippi the STATE elrctDos held simultaneously with
tl,ose Of Presidential Electors. Aiso IN New Haven
disfrcff Conn. HefnheT ~ he prosent Congress j.
be elected IN place nf Judge siorrs. resigned.
J0vr n Com
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-31

' THE RlsHr SroT---The Conuscticut Western
Reserve in Ohio. has given Thomas Corwsn uHhrn
n fruction Of TIN THOUSAND maj0rity ior Gov.
n he eleven c0uniios trising ". nSt single
grsb Foc9 vos s'sc'sd ~ ory Qf'rs NO l3h Of
or fe40
wIHGs OF TIE UNION DO YOU
HEAR THAT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-31

Iio'o Rlc'as.-The Louisville Journal of Monday
last staies that the l6 mile the proceeding Fri
day too severe for the horses engaged ma it
Sambo' who won the first hsuf. and Durnly. who won
the ihird. died on Friday might The oIher two are
too much injured. it is thought. ever tn run again.
Mary Morris, 10 !. Toured, will Ph,Iodelp6Ia Ga
zSfie.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-31

SHocEtNs AcciBgvr.-On M1nd1y last az M, n
VIZ PtLNER delivering lestnir ON elem;,,,, -
Pnts6cd he inhaled rpBeenirlled sulp,,i -,
owing io the breaking Of soms of his spparstu. g.
afterwards. be was unable 10 breathe ibroarl hj. MI
90 nose ard ~ ihe'"h was msde into his windpino
although there were faint hupes % hs r.c,,,o It
., Pfesident ~ No Medical school. and p,.ro,.,. 20
zeal schoOi Wed
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-31
REPUBLICAN OFrIcE,

Dear Sin am requested by General Harrison. who
Is here and IN excellent health. 10 say TO you
that he has inst received letter from friend in New
York encl sing hundbill prrppriing To give letter
from the Genenl lo Arthur Tappan OF ri Oct lst co.
al Cincinnati, avowing abolition principles, Ills
trend thinks II does proceed frum tho ahiionsis
The General never wrote tn Mr.. Tlppan on any
subject The whole letter is piie Jsrgory. designed
TO injure him in the South
Please 10 spread the n'radcIiOn - ir as possible
Yours, tuly.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-31

PRESIDENTIAL ELECrIoNS.-Thcro are no
more State elections To he held until the choice Of Pos
idenriai Electors The following schedule shows r..
uaie OF The Presidential elections in the different States
with The number Of Electors to which each Slate il
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-31

DEATH or HON JOHN S SPENCE-we re.
greet 10 learn thai the Hon John s Spence, a. = Sen.
nIor for Maryland died at has residence in Worcester
County. on Thursday last.