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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-17


In iett. Col. e, w. THOMPSON called Mr..
Clay all that was black and dsmnsble. la
ls2s, Mr.. Thompson wrote a "drcsm" Tor the
National Historian fmm which the following
is extracted. Mr.. Clay Was the same in 1929
asm lsli. Had the Col. changed. o, was hr
IN a wh'g atmosphere when he dreamed,
But th~re came a being whs bore strength
aud mauhosd upon his lofty brow. and hrs
Keen eye besmed with strong deep flashes of
Intellect and feeling, and ia his hand he bore
the volume of his County's Rights. And he
came there and knel,. aud fame aud liberty
arising from the tomb. wrca.hcd the laurel
and The olive around his brow.placed In his
hands the Charter OF Civil Dominion and
Domsiu. and Fame from her brszen trumpet
shouted HENRY CLAY and the Potomac
from his hnndred ,sllies. aud Ocean from her
houssnd shores rc-cchccd back his Name
The yosng sad dark eyed stranger turned and
wePt tear cf sympathy and JOY. for in such
like, he saw fAGi patriot statesman kaecl al
the Tomb OF our Washington.
81. Granville, OHIO. G.. w. +.
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""H
Why - q chat while the Tbo<np-n men
Of Marshall co.niy ere dcnconcing their dem
cr,',c brethren a Ohio county. ubo will not
s.hmi,lo the bad TO tbs ambition sni selfish
ncss oisschs man as Thompson. Mr.. Tsom
a. Pollock the Loco candidate lot Marshall
Is pref "d'ng to pour OIL on the wGrcs Of pu,-
~. ~iu tell .cu-knowisg tina, he will ret
the drmoctstic votes, he does i, first 10 ge,
the vh's votes shou, the mouth Of FIshiae
Crok, lieihim rho hHs eyss roadl and secoud.
" To induce the uhigs to vote i~ Thompson.
WI, was J. 7. Martin ,hras, aside and Pol
icck ,sksai IL WAS 10 help n,o,.pssn.l VIII,
was ~ ils, he pollecks who Were 80 ls,el,
q~usrrrNins with Thompson. suddenly ,urnc,
aud trheei,d INTO ne iins ria hin, while Mar
tin .his svow-d TREND received the cold sboul
der, and was no, permitted to get the nomius
ton ior his county will tell YOU. IL
this. When Thompson sul his family ciiqu
want Office oil Others susr srASn ssrp,. Thei
jodi"gs aud their rieus mast q. s,osis,crp.
4, A DEMOCRAT.
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TWENTY-NlATH CONGRESS-.
Lor~TesPoHdeHos u he Balimoy, Amfvieau
W~AsHtSGToS, Apfil IA
UNITED STATES SENA

MI NJ Clayto offered q r.olutio, a..
rrctiug the SECRETARY ct State to 0,,n;sh ~.
~'ra'c any proceedings ~ decision "a H.
"m"issioners sitting aa'lcs the Treat, ~
faIs OF 1871 by which any claims "a, seoli.
st'o"' pros 10 1900 wee rejected or "A ..lIov.
e'' s"d TIE grounds gPoa wheh mid d,cisina
Was nadc. '"'
Atlct Some remarks by Nc Weh.,e, and
adopted. was
Nc Allen sid b. believed il migb, b. a.
Shn'cd az q tsct that sometime du,,og 49,
Ifrrrut week the OtcInn a.b.f. vrodiA -
'efI"inaied snd % would arestls n,,.,o,. a..
~'""'rnirnce 1T Scuat0ts ~ haze de-, G,ed
upon winch thc vote should h. tatsa
r't"f S,Hsiors would b. ana to,d.hJ, -,
lot one 80 two DAYS this week ysl,ea H. -
-i'ouid D. taken. BE sl-D desired !, 80
notice That whrH de- Scaatc siumid e,,,e.J !.
'gilng ic would move To lay ibs .rsplY,o,,
y iith hc had wPuEtei lfoas tlsr G-o,,,w,,..a
r"fglgn Relations Upon To- t.bis. ssd ,,L..a
'he ii"use rrS1luiiots Ia onirftl,sf the Lsu.,
NAV h. hf.t ectcd pton.
NJ. Johnson. IL Nd ask.a ,,e S.
.rntn Dino % D.. would nsms q Las,
NJ Allen said that iof ihe puu,s,se ~ So,
.ng ths Question:. b. sOuld NJ rne Wed...t.,
% thal wac tw0 esdy. Tbas~ist.
MI Mofehcsd aid r. had ao ohs,s,o, a.,
q day with TIE understanding -,
'r''a n"t D. aerDed . pscoc ieat fa flf,F.
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From the London Timss. March
THE OREGON QUESTION IN ENGLAND
.SEMl OFFICIAL VIEW oFTHE BRIT.
ISL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or


la the way Of concession and auunco, -,
the Oregon question. litile now remains Ca ~
said ~ lone by thc British Government. The
strongest desire has been repeatedly expressed
on our adc 10 terminate this contoyefsy o.,
case has bced stated with such moder,t;,,,
sui our claims confined IN such Narrow Eo,;,s
tlat nothing but extreme p-rcsunptiou ~,
%ratIiera species OF hostile i~nfatuation -, d.
pad 81 the American democrats. coplJ Lrs1
uhcni 10 suppose we could make an, fnrthry
auntenlent ol our nights. We are an ariu,I
possession oil Taibef more Of the Oregon tcf.
n'o'y thah Ne have ever claimed az Our own
Dcdusc' as long a. the Joiut -oocupafion lasts
y op"eun'nt rights ot both parties extend
~ NC "'o'c county. We have at our dis
posal sspie means OF defending Our ,,gIts
We had never, at any period an The bis,oT, -,
our county less rca-on to recoil from, ! a.,
or to lees the result OF a contest Win an,
Fo"ef' bnt more especially with liz rpi,cJ
o'sies' ietwc e, oi ogf siic. have strnumSiy
and sincerely .sbuud To effect = cumptomise
we hive not alluded Ia fhc supcst,nt, ~ ,,,
maritime strength, from q nj, placed rcsp.c,
'"' ihe American government. sac IA. hss heco
.nsue oi uho7e blunt Arguments 10 which alone
,hey now appear to b. accessible. mil -,
length we lesfg. with mofs coutev,,, &C.
p'., that Nc folk and his sd,issr sre =
os'h'ns in conr> which can only lead
we a" allowed 10 Pcseycfc in q. to spgr.s
ave hostiliiies. "AA'@
lu our Lcsl Tor the maiutaiusnre al No.,
sid cur delcrcucc ioJ q nation with whit o..
"s'c - t"'hii tn ompuB We have eoue :, T.,
a. =" sdi"it Chat their claim to tie Oregon o.,
HtptY - cqtsl IN oar own and 10 arm, 49,
Psf'itioii - THE latu~t solution Of the dtn,nt,,
~ t~'dcncsns however. atc not "a "a 80
iie'' untii ihcy convert tbis yonees.{oy 80
TSf' INTO a surrender at Uic whole. H.,
t's'" ., IN say TIC M ~ ri it. no b.ttrf H.,
""H "ucc t,ey tlicm~clyes Do nnf d.,e 4,
SUBMIT 10 The arbitration 81 a fb,rd u,,t,
ins tl'ai The publig opiuiua oi the wodd
'.ss nlIcsdy pronounced against Al. Yet C,ara
.'e "'',t 'pifrdoet aud coairoseftiile claim
'"t y'tAt rstfsct twice - Hu,h ~ We CON
49, iof F. ''sJ Ties ra'sf their own pneten.ioos
o~h-otnte and total Sovereignty. whilst ,he,
t'"Srt her sn"ibsisio The ngL- se have pu,.
it~tg enF,sed hf mofr thsn hall . c%ey'u,,
""s ~ isct the question ~ dispute hss se,f,
zen h4uughi 20 . true i~ue. Tn Two au,,.
i''ts hss NOT been reduced Ia y comn,y,, a..
rai"inai,pn thcy dtdef in their resy ,.t.,.
~"''.' ouf position got oulg aJwt,. of =
'"i~ hpi s1ggrs,s Had r-auifcs
"ufti} ~ tausHCe with The Gs.f n,,n.
W ~ 'N" fH sfrsugfm rnf. Nc n,yb.,
I" I ''sf wv ssts fon much. unlr~ in.te.t i
'"aas-'eHuv Uttai b. thr tfYtb a., a..
'sula rH's ~ whtch D. cnsaos,ar. 4, -.
i'at thf tniied Sfstes osanaf .rh..,f 49,.
i"im 10 sfbiita''on ere tgusiiy e,o...
MOVE uiai ihrir clsim wil mo- stfois 49,.
.fgocisiion. Mr. Bachsnln aerss5 y,
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NOTICE TO \. o. az -

There will be a celebration of the sn,;xe,.
safy OF the Independent onlcr OF Odd Fellow
ship, IN this city on the 18th inst, by a pro-
ccssion &c.
An Grafton will b. delivered by the Rev.
Mr.. hooELASpol Steubenville. also. q sermon
on .i,e OCCASION by the Rev. WESLEY KESxry
of this city.
The Trustees OF the NJ. +. Church, have
kindly granted to Us the nse Of their Church
Tor this occasion. Tho services will CON-
Ihcnce at III o'clock. All brothers OF this
city. and travelling brothers OF good standing
are invited 10 participate with US.
The NJ. r. Church Choir, by brother Robt.
hamilton their leader, have consented TO per-
form appropriate music expressly for this oc-
cs,iou. The citizens and Others, are rcspect.
fully Invited to attend.
April 10. 1876. l.. B0lLEAu, Chairman
y the Commifiex If arrangements aud Lsri.
alton cf Frunkiia Lodge. No. IL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-17

For "a, Tins,

am surprised that any mon who has any
knowledge Of Thompson OF his powers of ~.
should urge that hecsusc he was a
w l'ccllng lobby mcmber at Richmond. there
tore h. Is the most proper aud httcst Of all
men TO repressu, us in the Sruau-I will say
nothing OF his own desire to be- q lobby, bu, |
will ssy that he had about a. much influence
upon the Legislature, a. a musquiio has upon
a steam boa,-sood TO annoy the -passenscrs-
al Thompson is among his friends. q.
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For ne Tins.
THE ELECTION.

~Thompscn's Argus Is cadea votiog On f,,.,,
On ,im'd Wings with the notion. tina, a, ~,
gina ~ = dcHsccvatic State. u,er. lo- wh-,I.
iSs Wigs rs',s, stocts Loo,aoco. This !.
eco bad No other man l,au Geo. w Tl,o,o,
-" wotld "s0t Ia a. end L.; no Wlt;s. n n,
Ns'"es bts ooss ses.s, of III. properly. q, his
INTERESTS, entertain svsh . senti,Beat ~, o,e
hno"Nti. No,h'ng can ~ will pso,e ~ de-
u.'n's 70 ouT lo.aI prospects, =, f.r .. fhe
,rs'-'s''rc has Say thing To Do with IL. Fol.
10" sub 'ouassls--d,gi s,,h s,sny,.n,.
s"h TIE Wings ii liw S,.ic will hsse as anil
80 bropcmts dcs,i~ To-. a.d IN ~. va.l1
h'sa us ~ oonteiapl Ave-, WuL "a. "a.
: = ~ 's'ue everything tl.-t . as., q, a. H.,
'-esus thf Slate b. Drmu @,s a..
CO. 'botnT~pni away, I ny. wide n. a..
"'a'f entertain d'e degrading. the m,.,,.s.
~"""e"'' that 80 induce a Dsnocrois IL
istafHre 10 DO ~ J%ssfies. We ry., 80,
iham nat Ao sir we smocfsis A.. a..
o. NJ such stuff. sad " Thompson had 81,
hs~sas be- Souid zee hat N, t.,. .,,.
sob . thing j. not only mos, mo
,'o"' : 10 interests. bat degssdiag 10 N,
Dsfnos pAry. I have urged a.d 1 90.
- Fbp~p@ "a rsats sound .esse ,ol
v"t brit1 sgvpeu, 10 prov, /, han
y 80 ds5a,iag no,iou 1.t -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-17

RED D0G'-Mr. Henry Smith. If n.
e.s hrm OIL. U. &h. Saith wa arrested oar
FRIDAY last. IN this place. on q ca. sa- iss,sJ
ny Esd Cassingl'asn, as scinga guamnsor oi
Tue psyn"ent oil . certain amount OF ~. ta.i,
papssr, held BY The plaintiff. Judgmrn, w
sndcrd against the defendant Gos 1c smoun,
ns w.s also arrested By the Sheriff ON IN
OF Common Pleas, and NOT hr;.v ~ eon'
security was placed in Jail. whrr. ~ s,.e
ed until Sunday inominr' =, rL;'j. ~
h,ying eiectedsn smnsemen, wi,sh anls-
uh'--he Was discharged Cosaoefe. "a.
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COMPLIMENTS AMONG rRIrxr

The Cleveland Plain Dealer preceded 4 /,
tioc of the fact that one of the editors Of
Other Locoioco paper OF that CITY has reti,
from his charge. thus;-"N uisanee Abafs
A pretty good that for such an oc,.s;o
The ssme kind OF logic would induce him
sny ''fseo nuisances absted," IL the other q,
tor should take up the line OF march.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-17

THEyToRM'
1 was ssone' and inn sonsss midst who--
Shade ou,..dped see-psiou. ga
TO speak ut Him who reared tn lof,v -
And clothed its boughs with nature Iv.,,
feariully mcsncd the wind as through the
trees o" A'
And dismal vsles 1t swept. The thre.,ninr
IN battle joined, The sun's c-ongrnisl ny..
vonocaung all their golden rsdisncr. AMI
nauIung Der the towering bsow OF dsy.
rnpPsssru 10 sevei In the thought OF wild
ss.ssns storms dNsr ruins, wasted forms
r. ~" inc i,shtningr deadly glare iiium,d
vaults oil heaven, and swift a.
y Vanished The thunder wildly lssped with
NM moaning sang The chorus Of The s,o,n
"'a' TOD ! shall fools thy power derils a.,
Philosophy a. their cred1 Nav. h.h,,a,
.'csuon rcverent owns thy almighty swsx
-A"" "siis tne ood SHpreme o'er heaven and
The fury Of the genius Of the storm
Driuscd the aiIrighied scene with fiood. M
nin,
Maring the lilies wild but guileless face
ns X ope d ITS thirsty pale AMI languid mputh
10 catch ~rcviving drops Of heavens shover.
Smotc BY shc hand Of natures God
The sinit'en trees like giants Law all im.hed
In fearful and eternal dcsth.--fbc Wild
put umid flowers with violence wcrc s,rvn
Among the rude and barbarous thorns
Lake tears upon the face VI nature.
marx he spake and 10: the boisicrous roar
vi heavens fearful discord ceased.
A smile
rlayedo.eI all natures smit,en face. Tfeu,n
Resumed ms wontcd sway; dispclling clcsrls
! ua, no'ered round him. and gazing sncyv
"'."ofish, congenial nays he KISSED creations.
ouniic. "vINCENT - :
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FAIRvIEW. ArrrL Sim. Isie

hFsIL ofHs 1910.
Ny Bsdr Sir:-Thonss H.. Benton OF Mis-.
souss. Mr.. Hsywood of North C~arolipa, John
Il Csihcsa az South Carolina and m,s-lf lad
sSrced on the - degree Of latitude as ti,e
houndry between us aud Gorst Britain, not
withdrawing the opinioa OF Gen. C.ss and
Ball Allen. ! should like 20 have your o,,n
ION on the subject. before IL again becomes q
a subject for srbitrstion, therefore you will
please to appoint the c~srlie,id day, conveniently
that YOU can, and meet me a, my office In
Fsiryicv and let usdi.cuss the matter between
ourselves, aud sgrce upon some line that will
s,op the effos,on Of blood and save the cAait-
man OF uacCommiuec onForeiga Anaires. He
n oecom'og very ohs,ropolus since Gen. Muir
ply is dead. IL is said that Gen. Murphy al
ter he died recsn,cd hes peticcst SANDER Of
Bill Allen against 6en. Harison-ho~evet
let that se a. il may ,Gcu Harrison is nov ,oot
,ng do~n oa me 81 sm wntiog-snd says
Bill Allen did say il.
lido wish that II yoa have any influence
oses Bu Allen you would write 10 him. and
let htm kaow our opinion ON this subject. I
resiey stn seriously Inclined To think that uu-
less We ca" pet g stop to this Oregon business,
that Bill Allen viii 20 and fight G res, Britain
himself, and you know whst kind IL Blood
would he shed OF The occasion. Do ior Gods
ske use ycuf influence aud I will give YOU all
the assistance | csa, together with INV weight
oi Char0cie'-ycu know me my dear iellow
-saAt ! viii fight a. I dill in the lastwar--yon
hno~ dad not stay at home ia il,e chimney
corner among the ashes, bu, went ont like a
man sHd fought against the ifontien, aud
dept oa a btush heap many a night. koou
the sane Rood that flows ia INV veins aous
IA bh Ailen 5 s'-o. That is what alarmed
me Tor the late OF my country. lie was al.
ways q bead strong boy. and aid he wouId
one day make . ~Robbspiere OF a Cromwell
va" see what my objert is-mect me some
day nett week at my Office. aud ! will accom-.
p~''y you back TO Wheeling. where VIC viii
rs'I'y oar proceedings.
foHi Trend with solemui,y, for the
late of your couut,y-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-17
UrSET BY SarAu-

~ - VA ALL
A'.dy h-ing asked 70 sisx,
"a hfst declined,
b9l ts . customary thing
To ol'angc otcs mind
~ irrsh enimades, winning wii,.
Again being tried.
10 lady with her sweeiest .,ailx.
AZ once complied.
Alter hem snd lid, eo.,.,
in proper form.
h'Ieng'h he N hdi cry seto0
Mud sung Tk Sform.s
i'Ss ''.ss : mo-, unhappy choice
Fof her 70 make
s4ss led . shFili aud plerrlng vote.
fween sercaa s0d shaks'
one whispers. Where }. al Al H..
That he should hawl9 49,
aoss sse cell this TL< Sfoya
ffs tst q SgHeAr "On
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THE TRApPEsT AND Tpr p6srs

- '.~ot AND THE R0SES-A
Young English lady, Ms. Diana ~
went recently with her husband and h,o,h.,
o ,fsi, . Monastery OF the La Tmnra GA.
~ VIII Dc secoilec,ed that women ~ ~, VI
mst'ed inio thu interior Of thr,e boa.es sa,
lee ner namesake. Diana Vernon, Mr. w.
- P"t on a suit Of gcntleman's clo,hcs
~nscn hited her To . chsrm. The eomo.n,
weM ADMITTED 10 ell that was woyh -.
1Sey VISITED the calm. silent unluruished e.lIs
inen The fcverend principal CONDUCTED ~
eussts through the immense parLs which, So,
Iouaded the MonsuNry, p~ointiny o,, Co. ~.
somiIa'ion, with sspiri, OF ma rdousbls NJ a.
mas splendid bed of sspsnces and ,irh 49,
Meanwhile. Mrs. Diam w. ~ .n.
n.oe sitention 20 the old rcntlsmso az,
-, winch seemed dred upon' one ob;er,
No found resting upon an im,neo,e 49,
eush' IN Toll bloom. These ro~rs r,s,,,e.I
UPON ner the ame effect. a. did the s,oo, 49,
pa nehuies OF Scyros. On dispiss;as ~.
sasses' TIE venerable Father. who had re-,
80, "a ms rctrest q quick eve. WHICH, d,s,;n
to'sneo him IN the world. gathered .no.sa
nn,oq"et OF roses, and ole mag Their, 20 a."
ma ", remarked, these; .sThesr 20
80. ssid he, with q smiie, mingled ~i,h .
a.ue good hs,ured severity, "were. liz ,s
ss-"nea 10 live and die IN solitnle "a
n's aeeided differently 10 sendine one az III.
$3.50 visit thsm. let his holy name b.
"essea' Phil. u. s. Gas.
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THE HARD MONEY CREED RE, nv

fAR'-Tbc Bank Dcstnlctivcs of DAYTON
Montgomery county formed a Hard Moocy
Cinb sometime since, aud 10 follow up m.
movement they concluded to have a grand
meeting a lew evenings since. After a rr.s
effort, when they convened together on Sat
nrday night. they found that fifteen persons.
all told. was the tallest number they could sti,
up, They had a drcary time oft. aud conclu-
acd that some extraordinary method must h.
devised Ia make The Z" Democrats come nm ~
'hc work and sustain the sn,i-bank issue.
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STOCK PANIclN BOSTON

STOCK PANiClN BOSTON, he Boston
stss OF Saturday, ~ys;-'Thcse uss reyu.
lar panic In our stock market yesiolay. and
the bears appear To have had tell hcir own
wsy, and forced down the prices Of. ything.
Positive orders cume on from N. ", ycster-
DAY morning. To sell large quantitie. ( Long
Island and Norwich and Woresscr hilroad
stock and this was just what the bra want.
ed TO aud them ia their pulling dow pcra-
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VIZ sVBs, RfBER .d-r fas eel. La. n.
IL IN The 9Th sausss & N. ,sa,,~
!" ,su'h wheeling. ttsiied Ksichsesy~nl la -,
y SAN sps'rS snd Js' Richie. us,e ~A.A
s'sr'ei . s''mb'ishis and e sveuisu, h,;,I 49,
""s' and hes IN sSceIirm garden c-vsseio,., 80
oe,y ~ choice Frui, Trees and shsuhb,r:
~."o'wref. s'aoi'og. smvke hyuse. a.. and :
:" ,"y .'..'si. The property !. nov grouped
y 'scooE or. who viii take pies-us, IN ..o.,.s
" '. any one desiring 10 p.svh..e.
rho undivided one he'll az L.,s Ma, ,
,"s and he undivided half Of The N.lS s.lf :,
Ls NO. IN the 81 sqn.ss ~ the shsvs nd M
lean TO sss'h wheeling. 9Th their isspsuv,..o,
eons''',nf ole isxe issms dwsIins. c-ssasi.,., ~
'e"s - snd,0 iess each. and Sshss hs,.d,p,, A.,
ALso-L~ No i16 in Eas wheei,rr' b.i,,.
me s'"'h e"fses NJ Jehs ssJ r,hh stsee,s; aI
nas 'h'es i"'e's, mskssg alt f.ss--hss srsr,ed "a
o. se@'srs'ae i'sns dwelling now secsp,sd !,
ALSo--<0 ieef of the Esss Side AZ la M "a,
IN sssi wheeling oa John street. upoa which !
ERECTED ss'd two ,t'ry bsick DWELLING. nov uec,.
P@sa ~ me ssb~f,eer. Tae above property all
10 s''a - low rsees aud GA seeomassaai,as ,.,,,
sP 81 4 C JEFrERs
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We have taken moe pleasure in hunting
up Col. T~hc~psoa'- old sentiments than ~e
otherwise should, from the fact that he cuce
accused us. who pevcs btcs,hed a loco foco
breath, OF having once b-ea n loco loco.
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wv fHt iiNtS.
uro. w. Thompson and LIs friends TO prove
hat he Is an admirer Of slavery. produce The
Iact that I've Is a slave owner. True hc ow M
''a'es, but does that prore tina; he Is not a
man who Is capable of holding and ut,criog
uie most wicked and abom,nsbic sentiments.
h's speech at 81. c,a,ryilie proves what so,
oil a man I've ~ and what nor, OF opinions he
holds and his holding slaves shows nothing
10 The CONTRARY. Tske i, as YOU will this 81.
oS''sS''ie sreech proves most oonclusively
"'ai he Is s'ey bad man OF a very silly one
aud his friends can choos ior hin which al.
tentative they ples,r. Ar
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-17

The Indians are sometimes very hs v in
applying names to distinguished ildivl ais.
FOR ~instsnce-the Csmanches ia Tcxsns az,
speak OF Sam Houston as the big Dim =
Lou. Journal.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-17

rhAUDs IN FLoUR.-The annual ,.oo,t
~ ne New York Inspector states ,h.' pe
70, oarrr's OF noua were weighed In ,he -
oI New fork, and found Shon130 sgs no,,a'y
ea"s, 70 eight hundred and fifteen bs,.sls ~,
upe Nouf inspected IA Albany. these We. a.
'fslsc tsre.1' ." ~'feis With
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-17

the Dcmccratic party il Ia ,h~ ssccnisnc!
Ne mus, elect ooe of the same rsr,y ct vn
lccsl i~s'etes,s viii not be rsc,ro,~i.
FAIR PLAY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-17

Miss ne Kate
mo. Stree
ussa aay one elsry" you Octtfi
Ny sDodaes gracious I .,,o,,la ~.
WHIST iool you sv John. '"'iA no.
WIZ - kateYf
why no sir.e1' u<an. W.. -.
Scene cioscs-yoLa IA .a...
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-17
YuRI.IC MEETING

There will be- meeting a. West Liberty
On Saturday neat, the 18th inst. st ~ o'clock.
NJ. ia rcfsseac. to the .enstoosl election
The citizens vi the whole count, arc invited.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-17

or Warner Wing. Esq..st OF the mos,
talented lawyers ia Michigan. - been an.
pointed Judge Of the supreme surt OF ,hs,
State. His brother. Hon. Aus r. Wins.
has LATELY received the sppoin of U. e
Marshal OF the SAM State.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-17

We have bcen furnished with the follow ing
LETTER IRON a citizen ii Fsirview. Ohio, TO a
.i,ixen Of Wheeling. and we think IL too rich
10 pass unpublished.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-17

o..o County. April End, ISIS.
J. r. WHAktos. ESa.-R pleased la gu
poun,r DANIEL NJ. EDGlNGToN. our
late .~f',cssat ,as,shrr, a. a candidate iot the
house ot Delegates, at the spprcsctung cleo.
tton. MANY VOTERS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-17
uBLIc MEETING AT THE CITY HALL.

uBLic MEETING AT THE CITY HALL.
The undersigned being appointed BY a meet
Z Of the lady Sesmiresscs Of the CITY of
heeling end adjoining villages. TO solicit
attention oi the public To the grievances
Q the poor aud The orphans in Your midst,
giving out Of the oppfessisely low prices
2 (Which they have been Obliged Tn work. beg
G TO solicit the attention Of the c~itizrns
raily at . public meeting. 20 be held at
@Ciiy Hell GA Saturday evening. at "A o..
cbf where al address will be deliyera by
sttileInsn upon the subject.
fr employers are respectfully invited To
sted, MARY ONEAL. Prcs't.
4. cnkpos~ Sr.s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-17

APsGCAPst-g~a -
fsised - a. stos Eaees~s.
60 Aest4 ed 81 kkssfo
He.sne . ssxsn "a kfsns.
SEA Oa Cts<h eeFs n~s
asf ~ssi . sssy supsSsos
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n, LE.a7HER.
s.,ne'' s.aif sk'ns. Boo, hiowcso. ND Lsaisr ~,
HVDZNGX.
shoc Thread, Liss. Bs-,lrs, Knsves. AxL D..
- wen. G'h,css. Boa Tsse-. NAH. spsns,
IVY m n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-17

Nl,eel,ng Division No. IL. Sous. OF lem.
re1,ce meets every Friday evening. az half
pas 2 O'Clock, p. NJ. III door above Market
AS ID story East side OF Main street.
A. 3. HALI0wEIL. w. y.
-, HoRsBnoog, X. s.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-17

isss tho creotnnlsy "a a~snsoo. rkss . have
tesseed husanes - ny sNcoans. hsfssass ssy
s''sfds se5 eufssssr ss s~spsslsliy ississa 70 esil
-, tns q he store ~ Huss a co.
sp ts q w GRAHAM.
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