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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-13
Correspondence Of the Times.

CINCINNATI. April Q. lsaI.
f~esierdny morning The news Of the death of Gen
iisTison reached here and spread a general and deem
G'"0m over the city. The courts in session immedi
s'eiy adjourned and business was, in a great mes,,,.
suspended throughout The city. In the S0srpoon =.
very large meeting assembled on Third strs,t IN Zoo,
al the henne House, when Judge Burne, Wa, ,ou.a
So preside. Resolutions were unapimo,,lv .d,u,.I
oppressive Of the deep regretof he peop,e a, 49,,
Cd the melancholy event and slso Of the bl.h -
ton n which the Diseased was hold. and n m -.
sympathy Of ar IN the bereavement Of nj. cna. .
Ts'olsiion ~s' likewise unanimously ndop,.d !, -
si business 'voea''Ons durisg The morrow Il. . 49,,
snd devote fhe day TO sadness and nsourning
IL - nov ~ O'Clock. and almost aver
and place of business Is closed and has bee, -.
through the day. Minute gun. ore Grng-h. -.
are 'ollins and the aag' are o., h,lfm,-. Tb.,.a.
Foy deep feoiiaE Of melancholy porysdiog ~. -
oHy' srisDding b aleissss 81 plrii,. s,,,,, -.
ore enisriauss that Mr Tyler will carry o., ~. ,.n
fno'vu Fisss of the General md The wbig ,,,,. II
si'ing - On augmented tariff and a national b,,. I.
f'Peaioi he sub-ifsasuy, q bankmpf law. "a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-13
From The Lancaster E.Iami.er.
THE wHtHLwIND.
ny niss JULIET a. LEut,

ny aiss JULIET a. LEwrs
The whirlwind would take a walk one dav."
(And a very fast walker is he1
So busting about.
lie nj length set out,
With a step right blithe and free.
Twas plainly seen, as he rushed along.
AS he went upon frolic that day;
lie ~hisiled with glee
Or sang merrly.
For his heart Was glad that day.
His path lay straight through the dark greenwood
Aud away Ger the mountains broad brow;
iis track you might truce,
la every place.
For he left his mark. | truw.
The Ash was first to hear his voice.
Anu she shook through each branch at the sound;
The timid young Tree,
T'remblej ieariully,
As she saRk upon the ground.
The Hickory bcbeld his sister fall.
And exclaimed with an ilI.naured sne.r
shes nervous to-day,
And doth faint away;
such weakness can't flourish here,r
As onward tho whiHwind came. lac heard
The rude scotier unfcelingIy Jest:
80 wrenching nbort
His old trunk So stout.
ihe strong ono was laid nj rest.
Inc ZINE saw The Hickory's -hivercd trunk.
Ana bowed low rs The wind whistled pa,,:
But the courtesy
OF the nodding tree,
Did not save him from the blast.
Inc oak IN defiance toss'd his bend.
For a veteran right bold is he
But a single stroke
feliod the mighty OAK;
Alas. for the proud old tree!
On onward still! and hrs mighty breath
sings an anthem OF glad triumph now.
And he laughs to see
Each old forest tree,
Al his coming meekly bow.
The blooming Haw heard the whirlw ird'S voi,e
And 1t hiled her with weighty alarms;
But he loved The blush
or the Towering bush,
And bore her of in his arms.
On! onward still Ger the land he swcens.
WIN wreck, and ruin, and rush. aud ruar.
Nor stops To look back
On his dreary track,
But speeds to The spoils before.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-13

Alta meeting Of the citizens OF Whcelior. oGor IN.
Lecture delivered BY Mi G. Tochmln. Rev. Il r
,sEDSWICk was called to the Chair and WIN Mex
L'NnofN appointed Secretary.
MIR Nelson Esq. submitted the f.fsyinr rsSoIu,;,,s
winch were ~nimOu adopted
ResotUed. That we have been highly g,o,iG.J =,
attending tho Lectures upon history and Institution. y
POLAND delivered in this city by Maj. Tochman
Re'otred' That we cherish a lively regard IN, tho
land oi koscrusko q Pulaski; and that we sympo,hi..
with her gallant sous ~ their sufT .rins.. nnJ ;, d.,
eil'ris'o redress their wrong.. and restore to The = ce,,.
try the blessings Of freedom.
ResOiOed, That we disown the sent;m.o, ,h,,
should discourage and dIscOuntenance the STRUGGLE. -,
the Poles Tor the recovery Of their freedom. n. a l,.I
upon the America n name.
RssotUed. That we tender our th.nks IN Nj II
man Tor the Information and pleasure which we have
from ais Hectares, and beg him IN no ,ss,,.
that our best wishes attend his labor. !, y,,Ii.,,,.
the cause oftfuth aSd The rights Of man.
s Atkinson. EsI. moved that the prccei,ny. If H..
be published IN the siiy paprr..
The meeting adjourned.
r. r. sEDGwICK. President.
WV Mex LissOiS. Secretary.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-13

The murderer Robinson, ut New Brunswick. bo.
according 10 a letter in the Newark Daily, NANTES.
led recently less obduracy, and hos fully confessed the
murder.
lie says he called upon Mr.. Suydam the nicb, ho-
lore The murder aud invited hin TO his house mil,
The preience OF paying OF the nste and $500 on Inc
bond and morigage-thsi he was prepared 10 a,s,rI,
him on his entry, and had placed hs harche, in de
SIDE hight Of the front door. intending ne he nos.ed in
10 seize u and make the attack; but MIR s. came IN tho
back door, which frustrated This plan. They Wen,
INTO the basement story. md Mr.. Suydam entered ~.
70 familiar conversation about The hou. g. remarked ~
MN mat he was getting nlong well. and would sonn
De through, DC, but seemed 90 keep his rye On n,
gniIiy associ1iion who had Inken up n maIlet Tho
passed inio The hrst story, and there Robinson mid q,
Nf' Suldam lhat ms life had gune out for a ncn and
hh ana would sOOn return. Nj. Suydam renl;eJ
. u walk ont a few minutes and return npain. by ,bat
n'ne sue may be IN and advanced 20 Inc door
hob'nson stepped behind him aud struck the bl,v
WIN The mallei, which threw oG his hat and b,o,
nih on ms hands and knees-a second blow brpuybt
"'n 10 'he ho"r. lie then went down 10 preuafe Inc
gave aud whilst digging he heard a noise 90 stair,
- returned found Mr.. 5. Oh Lis hands and ki,sss
snu az We moment took his hand snd wiped the
nioon NON hrs eyes and said. 10 a faint voice. "ph
re'ef' Oh PeieE' These words the convict says rnx
continually ~ his ear. lie then gave The fatal blow
ana earned him down Stair, aud let him Law I'LL The
grave was finished,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-13
THE VILLAGE PREACHER
BY c. MINER, ESQ.
Father, forgive them.

Father, forgive them"
To- proud inhdel-search the ponde rous tome,
OIL heaihen learning. explore the works of Conf,cius
examine the precepis of Seneca and the wr;,;n.s :,
socrates. Collect all the excellencies of IN, anc,.rt
and modern moralists, and point 10 n sentence. co,aI
to this simple prayer ofihe Saviour. Rov;I.d .ad;n
sulIed-suffering The grossest Indignation. croun.J
with ihorns' and led away TO die. no annihilnring ours,
breaks from his breast. Sweet aud placid as The os.
plnings Ola mother for her nursing. nscends a praye,
OF mercy on ms enemies. "FaIher. forgive them
u Il was worthy Of its origin. and sta upetI with IN.
bright seal Of truth that his mission was from heny.
en-! "e"
Acquainiances have you ever qua,eledl Friends
have you Differed Ifhe who is pure and ner,cc,
'"rsaNe his 6ilierest enemies do you we'll TO cherish
you' ahsen bn"'hers. To you the precept is impern-
hNe' you shall forgive not seven times, but seven Il.
mes seven.
Husbands and wives ynu have no right 10 e.pec,
pr''ectlo' III each other. To err is the lot of human.
NY iilness VIII sometimes make YOU peIulanI. and
disappointment ruiies the smoorhesI temper. Guard,
beseech you. with %unremriIing vigilance vour no..
'Ions; CONTROLLED. they are genial heat that warm, =.
along the way of IIie-ungOycmrd. they are con,um.
ing hires. Let your strife he one of respecIf,l atten
lions. and c"nciliaiory conduct. Cnl,S-aIe. with care
The Kind aud gentle ahcci'."s of e heart. Plan
not but eradicate 49, IHorn that grows Iu vour nort
ner's patti ABOVE all, let no feeling of rey song. e.
'rirbor IN your breast; let the sun never 90 doyvn oT
our anger. a kinI work; an obliging action: IN, 4,
hI a 'rilins coneern; has a power superior 10 the bafr
oi DAVID. IN calming fIc pillows oT the soul
Revenge Is as Incompatible with hapnincsS n =. hos
Tie To religion. Let hun whose hcari is block u;,L
maiiee and sIniious Of revenge. walk through the
heids when clad with venture or adorned win n 40
ers-'o hrs eyes there $ no beauty; the flower. IN him
eAha,e 40 ir'ganec. DARK as is his soul. nature !.
Io"eu ~ deepest sable. The smile of beaut, light
not up his bosom with joy; but the furies of6elI 1,,,
IN hts breast and render him us miserable as he xouII
wish the object Of his hate.
but let him lay his hand on his breast and say. "Re
Sehge' cast ihse from me: Father. forgive me. NJ.
Hfg'Se mine enemieS"-and nature assumes a new
and delightful garniiure. Then. indeed, are mooJ,
veriant aud the flowers nagrani-then is the music o
The groves delightful to the ear. and the smiles of vr
iuors beauty low ely to his soul.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-13

FOREIGN PAUPERS-som. GO i, IN
Malta arrived here yesterday. shipped from Dcmc,,ra
on o'ard at the British brig Helen Mr. WLc, IN
Nantucket The captain of The vessel. ending no -,
pente Of bondrng and committing alien poss.no.n
lanred 10 this city was greater Than he expected. len..
. t' passengers at Eas;port. and engaged q passage
Tor Them from that place TO this city NJ, b,,,d a -
.'hr t"cliHe. which arrived some DAYS back Tn.
L"'nin'ssI"heis Of the Alias Honse being Of opioisn
"a' many OF them would become 5uuhe1some % ~.
S1y 90 ar'"rni OF heir inability TO obtain , bv,a
'er' i''in 10 the ONCE Of the Mayor who Immediate.
o''l'o We eonsignee Of The vessel which brought
on iheir account md unless these bond. o,o oiy.,
nc vessel viii be proceeded against according ~
hwy y. Amer. ."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-13

AN lNCiDENr-Asa steamboat was about lea
wing Wheeling. crowded with passengers. a heartless
man o5Serv"d. that he regarded the Presidents death
rs a public blessing. The remark startled those who
heard IL, ami for a lime deep silence was the ONLY
answer which was made. 1t length a man venerable
IN appearance and years. ia a voice stiled with grief
said, that he would not travel with anv one who could
81 sp'ak All The passengers concurred in this opinion.
and the heariess wretch was ordered on shore "a
being unit ~ associate with men.
Cincinnati Republican.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-13

NOrICE-Iniending to devote my prrs NAL M.
iention TO another business. ] have sold out the
couirOlling interest Of my store TO 6 $ Boon, who
Will conduct the business heretofore under the nam.
OF ;. LOWTIlER. 4 C.. and in order Ia ny my own
debts, ! am compelled TO call on all persons " iihout
distinction indebted To me by note. bond. deed. Of
trust. or book aceou I. 10 make payment wirhont de
y. 5. LOWTUER.
CHEAP CASH STORE.
q LowTHER, x {. beg leave to inform Tho
~. puhlIs that they are nov receiving from Balti-
more aud Philadelphia The most extensive aud choice
INSTRUMENT 1T British. French. Italian and American
DRf D ever offered ia this market, which have
been selected with peculiar cure. anI will be sold
At prices 10 su'i tho present hard lines. Being salts.
neu. from long experience that a cash business IL bet
Ter Tor oo'h seller and purchaser. thereby preventing
"n" part oI the community from guaranteeing IN.
bad debts Of the other. we Iherciore inyii. the pub-
lie to call and examine our goals and prices.
aprh lS' letl.-lm. :. lOW1IIIR & Co.
D. . l. LOUISVILLE LIME, in steward for
<OeB sale 10y
april IL 1911. W. b. TYSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-13
1MtoRrANr JUDICIAL nrclslor

The Lfr'ns'on Observer A Reporter says atbs d,
Ws1ns'day lasih'' Honor JsIee woorev. p,.,o,,
eod hs 80 sflsJ3. prsh,bidng the inc r,I.e,s,n =,
slaves ia'o ihis ConsDnreal,h. to be ia s,-s,o, a
A' CoH'atahoH Of hs State" The os-s,v., 80.
'na'ss that tho case vii come bsfors the Com, :,
Appeals IL sss sYeaksi % high ierms Of A. 49,.
of'hs c'reoi' lodge. aod ooseIaae-. BY .ssrs,,i,yt
hspe that ths cpurt q Appeals will ,,ys.s m. =.
-sssu0us soifsm he statute book
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-13

ST LOUIS MARKET. Fanny, April 1. 1911
BACoN-IaaS las Shoulders, 4; Sides. IL. bo,
round. 4I-dull. "'s
BEES WAX-22a24-scarce
quote sperm 4sa5O; mould II
dIPi l2-good supply
COTTON YARN-24 % salcs-good supplv
CokcAGE-llemp bed corts 81. 90; cns. "A: M,
hula plough line, 81 ID; Manila rops lA,l5. nam
plough lines 81 90. ""f
fLoUR-Cry Mills 4; country do 3 50 a 3 IS
large supply.
FURS ~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. prime. 40 = sol.
MINK, iS4a25; Otter 2,5 90; Fox, Grey IS; Wild "a,
zoe; Mnskrai prime g; Deer. shaved No I; DC: do red
greys SaI2s. Winter
IRoN-Bar6 cts band 6; hoop lOa IL; round and
square 6alp;l sheet l0ull; castings 4.
LAkD-bn6I; dull and plenty.
NAILS-The supply hmied-ws quote assorted
sizes 7a7I anil No 3. 3 cents.
roRN-Mess. $3.50; prime, 81 so a s.. No sale.
OF any consequence.
sALI-On the landing from boats, G A 50; I. r.
- 20; IN store, A 81 80 a 81 81; l. d o. 75-do
maRd fair:
lObACCO-Manuflctured Missouri and Kentucky
lOaZ'i virginia % 'SO-gooi supply-in hhds. sales
~ auction Tor cash. J. hhds as follows: second. 81.
50 81 acc; fets 6Ia7I
WiISkEY-S1los made Of raw wbiskev ON Ia,.
-ha" loo and a-bundant-rectifed lie
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-13

TnE MosRis CiyAL-Accoriioa n the Newark
Daily Advertiser. the NyOrk or enlsfrinr the L,rt. -,
ihts Canal apdoraken last winter. AMI then suspend
60 .. y 1e immedniiy resomed and perfeeiei. 80
ihai he mavigatioD will be opened by q July.
Tho work = 10 be paiJ 6r in D ~ rgto. gb,oh 4.
a resolution q The Directors ofthc Bunk are 4, i.
receivable a. par IN al debts due 10 fte B,nk g., m.
purchase u coal ifun.pOHed on the canal
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-13
IL mGnT - nr RErnnM mi.

THE RIGHT Way o. REFORM-Tbe PIN.
burg Gazette Of April 2. contains The fnlI,virg.
we publish The following Ter general Information
About one thOusln dollars a wear yyas. ~. 49,
paid 90 on individual Who held an Office ,b,,b !.
now declared 10 bc"ennrcly unnecessary"
WAR DErARrsEST.
March 2gth, 1871.
SJ-Asgo have applied 6r The appointmen1, %,
ment Of Pitsburgh. I deem u oropcr n, 80
mattnding the Office 10 be entirely un,ecsssa,y soJ
2 sns' regard 10 tho public interests requiring n, Js.
continuance. % has been abolished.
very respectfully your obedioni servant
49,. JOHN BELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-13

haatDg house LsrAi dosai-we learn 6nm c.
,ehl' ~ the steamboat lows. that the house Occupicd
~ Tee bnnch OF the State Bank Of Illinois. was de.
suoyed hy be OB sunday moming last The fire
nrE'Haled ~ The RON occupied by The Cashier. Nj
IurneL Twas MT known WHISTLER Tie vault was m
J1Ted, but sJme damage 10 u We searcd-lst Louis
Repub.
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Cincinnati Rcpuliesn,

There are thousands uf men. for fear or want. rant
oil 'heH h'es' and thousands every day. for lear ni
dying suffer more than the pangs Of death. The
demon Fear always IrcInhles at impossible events.
Why should We gruw pale al hiicous fc,ions Of our
own! We sIOuld 1T all times endeavor io be serene.
aud masters ofourseivcs, prcpareI for what may come,
leaving the rest 10 heaven.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-13

TIE PRESIDENTS REMAINS-r. .,J ia,
The body Of ihe President will be temporarily Jsn,s
Hod ~ q sauh NJ The Congressional Cemetery At Ws.b.
ngion ahd vii be subsequently, removed 10 the an.
oesa residence OF his ancestors W Virginia. when
iAis event shall have akeu place, the StaieBf v,6,n.
a. vii have within het limits The mortal yvl,,;rs a.
81 u lie Hlne thai have grouped the high station Of
PfsstdCH Of tue United States.
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THE CORPSE o. me pRgs1opv r

u CORPSE oF THE PREslDENT-AL. ..
ION washington says-.The body. on Toe.4a.
ptacea ~ 2 co'ha covered with black yelva -,
- gu Slsei lsee-tbc fsse wa. viewed through
: s"--' o"o $1,000 orectly m The centre Of tbo L-u
a. you snier TIE northern DOR af Inc u,,.o. -. -"
hail p appropriately icstooned with crane Us,o
. painoi siood ou ulut day, aHa The b,g Ia, ,."y
down her manly cheeks 81 they con,smat., ,yN.sd
vohefalo' eharacier-ihe Invaluable se,vi.o. ~
sun" '"lsm " HauI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-13

WHTrEWASHING-As this is the season for
white printing The interior OF buildings. we republisb
the following receipt for nn e%conomrcal paint:
SKIN milk. 2 qJarts; fresh Stacked lime. 3 on lin.
seed OIL & o. white Burgundy pitch, 9 or Spanish
wtte, 3 pounds
The lime 10 be Stacked in wafer. exposed ie the MI,
MIXED ~ about OF the milk; The OIL. in which the
pitch - previously dissolved. 10 be added n Iule n, :.
Time then the rest Of the milk; aud aGer,,rds ,bc
Spanish white This quantity ~ Sufficient for t,cn.
y feYens1uare yards, 1--WE coats. aud the expense MOI
more Than ten pcn-c.
SIMPLE whtcwa,h is mide by mixing anick lima
90 a buckei"i cold water Use no glue. size. or nbr
m"s I" you DO y ever after will he yellow on using
Tie lime wash-Lou. journal
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-13

Al CIIY ia 4

- "neei'ng Thcspion Cops respectfully en-.
" o"ee 20 '"e'r fellow citizcns that 'heir FIRST exhibi.
80 :" re he'd 60" "wednesday evening. The l4ih
h>t when they ho,e fr the md cent attention of an
en'sh'e"ed Auditory. They are aware hat. ~ With
an y""ns 'H'n'o"'-. there vill - much to excuse.
on, hey have reolycd TO do ihcir hest 10 deserve
pH""c p'tr'n"se. The proct eds OF ihen house will
OF tins Tact they hope Gr public paI.nacc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-13

'OICt PsRSoNs DROWNED -~AtIambes,u.
cross the DeleWafe. bot the v,,.,, -
"pid ihai lho boat was carried down the 49,, $50 ~,
a per aud sunk. Torbeu wesine, si.ots m-
OF LamheHyille. a young lad,. danyb,s, 81 80
drowned, NNNNeE we're
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-13

MOTHERS BEWARE!-Seveal children have
I"'e'y oeen s'rangied IN GofIlO 10y attempting 10 swal.
low dried beans. corn, &c. Ono child ,xas 800 D..
an lncision being made m The thrJat toy DIS. Sprauuc
a"d Bronx. Parents should particularly guard against
acridrnls OF this Kind. BY carefully removing beyond
the reach OF children every substance az a like dan.
gcrOus nature.
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MAySvIIIr

MiYSvTLLE MARKET. A,su 1871.
.ACON-IInms g. a 7 hog round 4.
BEES wAX-2O
COTrON YARNS-Assorsd, 8aI3.
CASTINGS.
COAI~At The river I0aI2l cts.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
FLOUR-s4 12a4.
GINSENG-25 G.
o -Juniafia, bar. 60.
SEED Flax 30 rents Clover. S. 90; Blu. Gra,,
45l50; Timol by S2}; Hemp e..
IOBACCO-Benf3a4 4; manufactured csV.ndi.b
ny 20; maunfaciu ed 6 twist. Ky. Ia a I5c.
WHISKEY-I9e a 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-13

FASHIONABLE HATS-It n ~impemiyely nsces
nary 20 have @ good hooking bat au1 % hat can he
E0od looking unless u be fashionable. NoN. ES IA.
benefit Of all Concerned. We quote The lat touch.
flats are bell crowned, " iih large hnms con uJs.
rahiy coneaved. with vide hand and binding. nud
with a curl not ~ sharp a. when last reported,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-13

MARRiED-on the 9Th instant, at SniIhfield. JEFF
ferson county. ohio. BY the Rev. Mr.. Cornsgo of Ste IL
benyille. Mr.. Tuoa,s p. McGRKw to Miss MARrH.
D. JrBkIss, beth of the former place
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-13

The Washington. [Pa) Examiner has allowed the
Globe 40 long that no ha, fmgoton thu, there is such
a thing as authority vested ia the State Governments.
We had no doubt bu, Van Burcnism tended to sub.
vert Safe authority, but did ut know that hi. follow
ere would boast ofii.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-13

~ RicuAaS w. THnsgsOS, oae IT lie Harrison
Electors Of Indiana. and well and favorbIy known
70 m'-i OF our readers has been unanimously notnina.
Congressional District.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-13

AUCTION SALES BY wM G HARRISON.
ODoSNELL's WHARF.
AN Wednesday next. l4ih inst, ut IL o'clock.
" at the warehouse. ODOnnoll's wharf
Top-sail. of new English Duck
2 VI lin Top gallant SAILS do
Maiu Saul, coarse Russia Duck
MiZzen ioT-gallanI Sail, English Duck
do do do do .u
Fore top IN 'st stay SAIL, wide Russia Duck
nprho w. HARRISON.
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1Y MORNING. APRIL -. rsII.

gT~rhe meeting OF the General Committee Of the
Asylum Will take place on "Wednesday the llth INST.
at ? O'Clock ia the afternoon at The Asylum in tho
house formerly owned by James Green ou 5th Sifecl
south Of tho Institute school house. Punctual nIicD-
dance Is requested.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-13

Amos Kendall asks IL lies IRE more sought after
than truth. BY some persons they undoubtedly are
M we understand that there are ten thousand sub
scrlbers to kcndalrs Exposition. while we hav. but
one thousand.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-13

The attention OF our readers - requested TO the nd
Nsrnsement of the lecture Of Mr.. Wallace before tho
Pb'lomathian Society. The talent Of Mr.. Wallace ..
widely kaown. and NO have NO doubt line announce.
meni will draw q iull house.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-13

Our readers VIII see by tse sdreaisrmeni. the day
and h"nr OF exhibition by The Thsspisn Corps. We
have spoken before Of this exhibition, and would now
reiierzIe ihusc remarks