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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-03
From Zee NTiih American
TIE LOVED. LOST on

From Hic NTih American
TIE LOVED. LOST or.
Bg m, a0fFor ~ ship NIL Sh.yr
Bot yesterday thine eyes we're BRIGHT
~ rays that fringe rbc early clpsd;
Now ciossd ~ lifc ~ loyr aud Ir4t--
Wrapt iD Tie winding .hrri and ,lrlt,J
And dnrkly Scr thee Lfoods tie roll.
While iaiDi and low flIv dirgo ~ sung.
And warm anl fast nroun Thee EH
Tears Of The beautiful and young.
No more. sweet one ON thee no moro
Will break he day dawn fresh and fair.
Nor evening" purple twilight pour
H. sYfnes round nv rlycuh hair
No moro beneath Thy magic hand.
Will wake the Tyres responsive lay.
Or ruund ~ warmth the wreath syplrJ
To crown q sisisfs natal day.
Yet NJ me sweet sur, wing vine
Abound 20 Dough that buds w. more
VIII sun iis tender leaves cufwinc.
And bloom ~ & cshly as before.
S. fond shcctioa It'll will she'd
The light o. thee % usod iowoar.
And plant ifs roses round thy bed.
To lf.liho iH llsfIui beauty there
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-03

tHhed S.siss OGoers.--AmIng the passengers Ii;
The British q Icon arrived New York from Loudon
we notice the following Mus Baker anil Wade
Captains Huger and hordccai. Of the UuiIed States
Army. These Officers of The Army. SAYS the National
lniriisencer were sent To Europe last snn2 ~ the
War DrpariEsIt - a'cuinmisSnI o. visit ana repnr.
uIon the military establishments OF Europe They
are understood 10 have been ia England. France Prus-
sil Denmark. Sw ced" and Russia Their rece pi ou
blythe Emperor N!"hoils is represented 10 have been
particularly iiaier.a- The day as- their arrival ia
- Peershnrg, h- pleased invite them 10 assist
AT grand review cf the Imperial guard, at Czarskc
sci". whera Hscy remained his guests for several
days
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-03
~A DIN IN EARNEST. ~

An cXaa naiion uf the accounts ol subscribers
through the country shows that very few of Them have
paid any thing for the last years and scarcely
= dozen for The last year. They behind hand il
~Isost instances from ten dollars. Tins in each
instance. is very small 10 lhe individuals owing
it. but the aggregate is Of immense importance To
aad we are situated To need, rery mgcL, every
thing that is due. We therefore request, and this
will be the last request shall make This way, all
% are indebted us Ia attend To- the payment.
We have fought the battle Of the people faithfully,
and now we expect suc! compensation : Terms
and our Cxigencios dcIlni.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-03
SMELLING 4 RAT.-The On

SMELLING RAT.--The G. ncinnaii Public Ind-
ger relates the uT lazy fellow ia The mar
Ret whoNyas husy engaged ia se!Iijg "fno, fat dress
ri squirrels" he called them. Saturday the tail
o ono uf the liiIle animals winch the fellow had
elected tu eurtail when SHINING IT, observed to he
sticking "out n feet" a bysiandcr remarked that
"hat was a curious looking tail f,r 50 uirrcl have
AMI upon ''closs examin the squirrels all urncI out
10 lee rats. IL seems they have been ia the hibH ol
trapping these filthy animals and selling them ~ the
Citizens as squirrels for some time past.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-03

Circumstances render n, IN opinion highly in
1orlant thH: ;bc Wings oithc Ih's COngres-
- '1na diSric s!,ould boil, early DAY, preparatory
meefngs'fus tic appointment OF delegates To Con-
vention for nominating candidate The flats Of
Grave Creek has been suggested To perhaps rhe
central point Will this measure he seconded or
If any has better plan to suggest III lac be good
-enOsgh 10 suggest il 10 "a, personally
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-03

The Gesirar'h .2aPer& The New York American
says thai Saturday the last jiy which the Grand
Jury would be session. and adds in postscript, nj
bali pasi enc o'clock, p Nj
InE GRAND JuRr.--We Jus' iearn the Grand Jary
hnNo thrown on, the bills GleHiroh-it benz
proved thai the chief Wines S;cuenson was not wur
Thy OF belief on oath. his relaly testified
tn his.
Ia WAS understood iha; the Grand Jlsry still had il
n''dcr consideration. whether rhCy should pre-
sent 'tisc Recorder and the District Attorney.
Hall past O'Clock.
We ssi hear that the Recorder has hcon presented
10y the Grand Jury They had Hoi yet into Court
however at 2 O'Clock
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-03

TnE FisNnisn GLoBE,-'rho inccnl i,ry orrao NJ
Van BrcniHn az The federal capital ~ us reIer n tss
claus pai 90 by The gallant democracy o. Vernon, r.,
Zee prle ba ner bbs prcse1'sl by the "a he, Of Lon.
isiana ~ The slate which has giysn TIE largest pr
pOu'onh mUDrfty ~ Gen IIaruson
Daughters 81 the South ply swiftly the ls,r, ,,d
send on Chat banner 20 The black hearted abolition.
ISIS oiFernont. who IN return will send ven their O.
niss1res 70 IncIie your slaves desDats your sunny
hchs' end make the Land slippery with b.Ood
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-03

While coming a p the oho on b,ar,i Ct steamboat,
the other day, Or Duncan 'iIe celcsrated Whiskey
@barre asked member OF the lower house from IndI
ana who the wings gong to get To shsw Gener-
al Harrison the way Washington "Col Pcndlc
ton" replied the gentleman. wirl# pcriurlable CRAWL
~. Tho celebrated Duncan had no 'rorc 10 say on
D.. Ihe subject
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-03

AiGi=ss-'The preparation Cor the approaching cam.
mai n we're nearly completed the l2h Ocite date
of the last dispatches all 5psilc in and about the
place. The sharPshooIers marched ont on the 2. IA
With ihcir baggage. and the remainder uf The I-,s
we're expected To iollsw &C. day or two. No less
than sixty merchant vessels laden with ammun ton
and Psovisio Of a kinds had arrived at Algers dur.
illg the week. Gen f.rclappe had hccn appointed
cUmm1ndrr ofihe territory OF Algiers and Of the Sc.
oond division of,he army. during the absence of rr
s'al Nale".-aluch sickness prevailed among the
French troops quartered nj Millrn,. Bpns, Ggelli
Bugia, and Phippcvilc. CIr or 1000 men conpos-
ing the garrison of this asnwu. there were scarcely
500 al for service on the 9th.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-03
Iimss s. a0Uertiser.

PUBLISHED TRI-Nf.tNLT AND WEEKLY
AT TnE CORNER OF UN,0N AND WATER srs,
WHEELING. VA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-03

FAiR-HAIEED POErs.--M ~. Of the eminent ;,octs of
the present day. such rs WsrlsWorih S5uthcy Cole.
ridge. liogg. Wilson and Moir have fair hair; 80 had
Sir Walter Scott, and 50. % cousdcrab bic extent had
Lord Byron, has hair heirg a light auburn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-03

PRESBYTERIAN CUuRCH CAsE.-rbr Ia,,
coss between the OH AID Ncn Scboo.s came W lr
Pl,ladeIfI,a astueek The whole cour. as o. lnpr o.
s,,d a,mc months sr, ~ aside The OPINION 1f Judge
- 5eer,. and ordered a new r'L 81 Zoe opening Of
she Court ihs week, Judge keHncsy prcsdiHg. ihc
ounsri f,r tic OIL School novel tia rhs case s'rd
take prcredcnre Of 80 others hni t.c Now srbouI
Counsel oIposcI fic moiou, on hc ground nui. Do bo.
ing unexpected. dcy wofe uoi ready aHd Tie Court
n, a.cd the uo',on vh,h brought he ca.o q, Iw on
~, Caenlar uat 10 VIII prollhy tot BE reached t.Is
rrr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-03
TEXAS



Galveston payers cr the / 5,h have been received
here. The Texan C"ngrss had organized with the
Hon Mr. Hull as Speaker of the llouse. and
Vice President Burnet a President of the Senate
The Presidents message is long and well written. II
gives haiering accosni Of the growth OF The young
Republic ITS resources and population. The Govern
'ne'd and people have experienced great embarass-
meHis irom the arrangement of the currency. The
loan commission lad not been able to effect sale
of bnlds
The President depreeatcs a war with Mexico, and
states his reasons fully
The commissioners 10 the boundary line he
tween the United States and r,,as. had heen com
PEELED tn suspend their opcraiins fr uf means
The message -mmcnis an increase on the duties
/ on iiuporialinnS the currency hring n discount
which reduces the nominal duty at Il ycf cra, H. &c
rually lcss than } per cent.
! There nre few other miuor points touched upoI
in tho m"ssag they OF Uncomfortable interest
Co. M"arc's expedition tinSj m, Cutnanrhes ha
heen entirely successful. HIS rop,s a;acked n larg
cncRra sreut about 40 miles northwest &c Austin
aud succeeded IN killing $50 Indians aGd capturing q
Prisnncrs AMI about 500 horses anJ mues.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-03

A Prnphf ~ Oira IGBd 1T is said r,,t
Jarscs Bicnnan drink she olio Ing tuasi 40 arI.Is;
the Ill July last
-. goes Cumberland county. ~ -oc. Pcnfr,Iyani,
AS gucs Pennsylvania, 80 goes IIc UuIuur'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-03

Common Co,osSs-'rbc liabilities 81 Steamboats, q.
common carrier are Tins laid down BY Jod-r Ware
81 he Maine District Court 90 thc case Of BVucy. 81
he SielinJDlt llunircs1
The owners Of thc steamboat employed in carrying
passengers aud mer' hanIso between psr aud fs arc
responsible 90 shippers Of goods as cOmmon car
rIrrs.
Common carriers must ~ their peril deliver goods
which They carry o. The right persons and ibey make
wrong delivery they will be- responsible tor any l.
which may be hereby occasio1e,l.
10 IS The duty of The owners Of goods N have hcm
properly marked. ahd present them 10 ihe carrier or
hs servants 10 have lhem entered in their books and
% Dc n'gIo,ts 10 doIt aud there D. misdolIycry aud
'ss 90 consequence without any fault Of The carrier
be- must bear he loss
Bot iIc carrier s u4 discharged from all rosponslb
~ ns n ihc delivery hy such neglect, BOT u there BE-
rOng delivery sr lsss through any aaHi Ofroasgna
bic caution on fle part of tia GAMER o. bs servants
be- wiiI Dc rspssisIe
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-03

Senator Young. and Mr. Rarden Of IndIaaa len
h.re.yesicrddy mnrnng for Washington. Duncan AMI
Modill from Ohio LEFT day before yesterday. rs al
the heaven born Amos. Has Amins been wcsi f,r
any other purpose than Iosce ater has land D. lets
know Amos.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-03

musical friend. being ~ oug orOur Banks the 9th
81 day. While The cnsliicr engaged IN ranging a
large pile 81 bills Observed 90" perceive you have your
notes before you What pau 10 you Lker' The costa
Ter y NY part, sr, wss the rosdy rcPly-Saism Gos
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-03

IfGen. lIru'on, who beat Van Burcu l31 600 be-
very unIoInlar--hnw far would popuInr man have
beaten h.m' Agara. " On u. JotarI. granny and
coward. h,1r Van Burcu--Nsl' a contemplate orca.
tar, NYu B1rcH.7iu.r lle,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-03

THURSDAY MORNING. DECEMBER ,. ISL

ER-Mr G. w James sf Cincinnati assisted b. ~
NJ. Lewis and VI Meckcr, authorised TO collect
moneys due the Wheeling Times odit --pcr l,lSS0.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-03

MgxIco.--Laicr accounts from Mexico have been
received NJ New Orleans ly way Of Havana
The Vera Cruz EcnSor oi the 9th OciOhcr says.
hat the Mcxcan Congress the Session Of the 9Th
declared that the will Of lie nation Nas that the Ike.
cuiIvr Government should not be clothed with cx-
'ranrirEary powers whch They nave demanded. Thus
q will D. perceived HAT B .stamenie aud Almnnte
arc rchukcd by even Central conclaye.
The McUcan Congress passed. on the l7ih Octo.
Jer lCw r. The following cfIect That the Govern
m"ut is authorized ~ loan Of 2 600 600
hedgIng tr tie payment thcrcf The ~ per cent
ddiy. and The President NAV issue bynds for ap
amount whic shall hc splI 10 The best bidder with u
thirty days Two-lhris Of The prorccds Of .aid ban
20 bc cyrt"Iad BOO acquiring marine anil other nee oss.
. arcs dor prcEcrutnc he w1r agliqsI Texas
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-03

~ inye accommodation hand relative 20 Can
Ton, with we will attend To- in our nest Undou5t.
edly,ihe English viii Irako China very conspicuous
place in the ncwsPnpcrior some years 60 conc. hy at
unjust war--n war commenccd Gr The Ow ambition Of
extending her empire and cotton plantations The
English nation. has, os we haye sometimes thought.
bccn made t!r instrument Of The deiy Tor cEiculi1g
he religion of Jesus throughout The world but though
-ihe end s great the instrument sccns TO rrp5 huns
jndgemsr; IN ali ~ efforts 10 cycrd ernpiEe ~ IL
swayed by very srrdd motives. 4 fuinre gcbcfat-r
may and probable WILL Gnd the Christian religion
taught aud practiocj and the ars Of civilized life
spread abroad. whore fo centuries has rcgned iguo.
rance. G and Jo1lry bu ~ effect that this gencr.
alton will The blood VI innuccn millions Cow IN
Imrcnis to the s,uihcrn Seas 10 fact. or the pur.
pose of extending cotton fields and petty traffic The
English will dJI5ucss DOWN the herds 81 the CHI.
rliesc o. the husb1ndman does Inc gra.s OF TIE field;
bsi they will find large field aud fell great 90
Sscy~estof people They desire lf lhs Euglish
vseisc s-oigr they phl.o toso- shiu paillrous o.
sdI take 1ves-y day fr he living 10 Jury the dead
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-03

CENSUS on XIV HAMPSulEF-'Tsc Ne,
Hampshire Patriot publishes he census ronpIclc Of
iiat state and a- fIm.sha- a comparative liable from
which 10 appears that The population 81 New Hump
si,rc rn 1900 uos g $50, H 1870 2lItCO, iu s2J
.9nIGl. and w. 1880. 26J633 II zoos, contains .
population of2s lasI. The increase during the I1s
zen years IS lisls.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-03

w. We are requested to call meeting Of ihe Dem.
Wings or the cIry.a sto Re~L. AZ Room
Friday evening asSi.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-03
TERMS OF ADvEarIsING.


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will be published til ErL and charged 81 for three
pn.rions auI IS for every Subsequent insertion
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Pc thee WEEKS, 80
Do month, 90
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Do threemonths, 90
Do six moaths, s no
Do eth, fnogths 10 no
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Military and literary notices nre . - nC!Hde
above; but WILDE charged 81 ecntsio r Insertions
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cd orders, regularly appear in thu paper.
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. PRINTING; OFFICE. where be had on faVora
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Connected with The above is of the most ey
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inue 10 visit il for loger term, will hc put down
Subscribers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-03

Do Advertisements hinlcd ~ without specific order
will be- published I'LL rhid and charged 81 for three
pn.erons ani IS nr every Subsequent insertion
20 aIsa with all ADVERTISEMENTS ordered Il forbid.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-03

We learn from gentleman who has just visited
Cincinnati, that business there IS unusually brisk ap
p,rcny better Than II has been for years LOUIS, lie
10 Ihs duL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-03

The poor Globe! That paper ofSur.i5ay had ouy
Tour lines II editorial "a 10. What & falling un =
tIeTc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-03

The riycr still r,n1.ns IN god n,yirablc condi
rion aud boats are running brS'J though not h,uyi
ly Ifeighied.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-03

Military and literary notice. nre ''nciHds
above; but WILDE charged 81 cents t9r ). nssriion
or less.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-12-08

vru srsAseK The following singular Ian
gusge We read in an editorial Of the last Css,leton
Statesman.
1.-THE democracy of the Union have fought
great battle; nearly every man Of them has
stood TO his post, undaunied and unseduced by
the opposition. Their ranks are now fuller
than they ever were before.
Now il would be as manifes,ly absurd TO un-
tertake to reason with man who can hold such
language as this, as it would be to endeavor 10
convince Irish Catholic Of the fallbilty Of The
Pope, or the nsufficirncy Of his rosary and pater
nosiers to keep the devil of. Were we TO saS ~
refuts,ion, that since the election Of Mr. Van Blu.
rem, in 1896, the Wing. have gained nearly three
hundred Thousand in the popular vote, and the
electoral votes Of eleven States at least, as well
4 msjoriiy in both branches OF Congress, be-
sides an almost universal sweep throughout in the
election Of State officers still, we doubt not, he
would pertinaciously cling to his position, and at
tempt to maintain it by some double-shufiiing
carlicue or other. He would perhaps slip gu, of
the moose by asserting that their numerical
strength remained the same, and that these over.
wbemng Wing majorlties were obtained by the
increase of voters and that this increass had oil
been Wings! Good, if true, -lhis speaks well
for The rising generation, as we understand it
But STILL he would not be out of his difficulty in
the assertion that "euery man of them had stood
% his post for he has seen, and have we, the
public renuncatons OF many thousands. Now
how is he going TO get along with this business;
he will acknowledge that Harrison is elected
and that Van Buren, is defeated, we suppose, and,
per consequence, Harrison must have obtained a
vast accession 10 his former strength: but, il
"every nan Of them" who voted for Van Buren,
in 1886 have given him their SURFACES in ls40,
where has Harrison obtained so past an increase
Not surely by new voters who have become free
men since that time, for our population, includ-
ding male, female, white and black, bond and free
probably has not equalled his gain since 1886.
There appears 10 be bat one way Of reconciling
all these statements, viz that about two hundred
and seventy five thousand voters have left the
Van Buren, ranks and gone over 10 Harrison, and
that the "democrats' have kept their numbers
at par by importing an equal number of Wild
Irshmen from the dominions of Mr. Van Buren, Z
particular friend, This uoness' the Pope.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-12-08

national legislature may nov devote 90 undivided
attention to rhe spp,ept,s,e business Of The eoun.
Try We do no, look Tor perfect onsnimt ~ in the
Discussion Of imPor,,n, measures and Ia a. there
Wilt diverse opinions among homes, men upon
principles AMI policy, but We look fct the sous
sion Of principles aud policy less depc nden upon
'she pers dictates Of party ggrandisement. We
venture 10 look Tor the time he measures Of
nndoub,ed natl nal Importance shall not be de.
feaisd by the nsrfow and selfish consideration
end feeling that section Of the county will be
more particularly benefited than another section
We certainly hope the time is near. wheG the
petty Jealousy which has % often influenced one
section Of the Union In their feeling aud eondue,
towards other sections Of the Union shall be Vt
seriy driven from the halls Of Congress and give
place 10 an enlarged and liberal and msnly policy
which ouga, to characterize the different members
oil orr great and rapidly increasing political FAM.
ly.
We see no good reason why the presen nj session
OF Congress will not afford convent tune and
favorable opportunity for discussing the impor-
tan' questions ofa national Bankfup. law, the re-
ductlon Of the present enormous rate Of postage,
the disposition Of the proceeds Of the public lands
and the instruction and training Of the militia
We would be glad TO see a revision Of the tariff
Of duties upon imports, so as TO afford reasona-
Tee protection C our manufactures, and TO raise
revenue equal 10 the demands upon the treas
ury under wise and economical expenditure and
this would seem now to be absolutely necessary,
and calls for the speedy action Of Congress.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-12-08
THE BANNER STATE.

There seems to be disposition to cipher "the
Banner 10 old Kentuck To this we shall cheer
fully agree il Vermont is fairly beaten; but before
We eice up beat, We will try our hand at cipher
ing little.
We have the official vote Of Vermont, which is
sroneousy stated in the Albany Gazette, as quot
ed ION the Baltimore Patriot
The whole vote in this State, including scatter
ing, is 50,766- Harrison's majority is I4,433, e.
quail to 2e.43i per cent, nearly.
According 10 the Gazette the whole vote off.
cial, of Kentucky is 9llo5. Harrison's majority
Is 25s73, equal to 49, per cent, nearly.
II our ciphering is correct, and we believe it Is,
Vermont is yet in the ascendant.