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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-10-28

A Genuine Tee totalier.- Passing few
days since, in the steamboat Telegraph,
between New Bedford and Nantucket, the
subject Of Temperance was underdiscnssion.
when one Of the passengers remarked that
II sc wished 10 sec a thorough.golug ten,.
perance man, VIC might, in the person Of
Capt Phlnaey, the worthy commander Of
the boat. Ga the suggestion, another Of
the passengers inquired Of Capt. T. wheih.
er he did not use ardent spirits, TO which
he replied, 81 never drank a teaspoon.ful
Of rum, brandy, gin, or any other ardent
spirits, noreF wine, CIDER, or beer never
chcwed tobacco, smoked or took a pinch
Of snuff; ard never drank either tea or
coffee. " Bat" says passenger, -" what
DO you drink with your breakfast l''--
" Cold water" was the answer. And
what with your dianer!" Cold water n
/" Aud what with your supper 2" "Cold
water F" "Well," says he but what do
you do wien you are sick 7" 81 f@yer
was unweli in my life" was the ready and
instructive reply of Capt. phinney and VIC
could not but reflect how much Of human
suffering and wo, how much Of the ills that
flesh IS heir to, might be avoided, If peo
pie you'd only adopt the abstemious habits
which are adapted to our condition, and.
like Captain Pbinuey, conform more near.
y than they usually do to the immutabIc
laws of our physical natures. - Massacha
SETS Spy.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-10-28
Actual spproprlalion..


So that, instead Of S36, esp ,092 80, us
made out by the Standard the actual ap.
preparations made By the Wing Congress,
for the purposes Of the Wing Administra.
ten, amount only to 84,3l9,305 46, Of
which S3,S3s,947 we're for armng our
Qualifications, aud for providing naval ord.
nance and creating home squadrcn-
measures deemed necessary by all parties
for the protection Of our frontiers, aud tho
security Of our harbors and shipping lcsy.
ing little more than half a million Of dol
lars for the ordinary expenses Of the gov
ernmcnt and other appropriations.
With this plain statement we shall leave
it for our readera to determine whether
the STANDARD can be sustained il his boast
that he has made " 90 mistake"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-10-28

There arr three phrases which cmbracc
the spirit Of HI the msxims or works. on
social economy, ever writ,eoz2 Live motlor.
a'"iy--lfaYe q bl.l.ess--and mind il s.ficly.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-10-28
From the HLllsLorongi Ree0rder.

Tie editor of the Standard has coniriv-
ed to run up pretty large score against
the Wing Administration; showing an ar
ray OF figures amounting 10 S30,3o2,992
SO. And TO convince " the people that
he has made no mistake" he subjoins
.. lie iieInS.n ucIe they arc:
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-10-28
SIG ss29qa IG
Whole appropristions,

Whole appropriations, $685., sg9 lG
Oar readers will see that, to make up
this large SUM, the candid and iru;h.loy-
ing Editor OF the Standard has lugged in
the E" Loan Bill, an act passed TO provide
the sum of 10000, 900 OF dollars 10 pay
the debts contracted during Mr.. Van Blu
ren's administrator, and to replenish m
exhausted treasury which is not an ap-
preparation" in itself, but an act to pro-
vide the means Of payment for appropria.
tons otherwise made. SO also with the
item of S5I2,6S7, to aid and keep up the
Post Otiiee Department !" il being the
amount which that department was found
to be in debt on tie flh of Match last, be-
yond its ordinary means. The "sialuc
Of Washington is an expense incurred
bv a former administration, and therefore
cannot properly be charged to the sex,
trayagance Of this. Ii the Wing Con.
gress has refused to expend * the pro-
ceeds of the sales Of the public Lands"
but on the contrary has relnquished them
TO the use Of the States, that item also
should be deducted.
But there is another huge sum sixteen
millions Of dollars for the capital Of new
United States Bank, which the Wings did
not make. We rccollcei the time when
it was fashionable for Loco Foco poilIi.
clans hereabouts to advocate the doctrine
that the Government should hold the stock
Of the banks, and thereby open q source Of
profit which would relieve the people from
taxes; and ore popular leader Of the par
" in this county even proposed United
States Bank with capital Of one hundred
millions of dollars, fro thirds of which
should belong to the Government. On
this ground, then, the Wings might be ex.
eused, even If they had made The appro-
priation. Bur as the act did not pass iato
a law, the appropriation irGs sot made, and
therefore must be deducted from tho Stand.
ards ihirty-six millions.
Let US now see how the account will
.fauI
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-10-28

For the relief Of Mrs. Harrison. $4,000 90
For penses of the session, 39l AL gu
Loan Bills, l2,000,J0O 90
PaupeF fanatics n u. 5000 OO
Various Fortiiicaiions, 2,449,G37 90
NaEtl Ordnance, 6uO.oO0 00
Home Squadron, fo9,3lO W
Outfits and salaries for Foreign
Ministers. -. 800 90
Repair OF Potomac Bridge, 10000 On
Statue Of Washington, 2l,0U0 UO
Gen. Harrison's funeral eSpsnses $3.50 %
To aid and keep up the Posi- Utiee
Department. 5l2,bo7 W
SI66s2 .992 &C
Add proceeds Of sales Of Public
Lands TO the State, 35O0,000 90
S2O, 3s2 1872 10
And had il not been for Nj Tyler
and the Democrats, to this
would have been added Tor
United States Bank capital. 100000 90
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-10-28

Remember that the beginning Of the
sdbi'me sciences arc often 90 simple as to
seem worthless,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-10-28

s3a.a92fs7

\ short process viii now show whai
has been the extravaganza Of the Wing
Congress"
Amount Of the Rens.H as cxhb.
tied in ;se STANDARD, 1892 900 IS
Deduct as abggs, 31033 Gs7 90
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-10-28

An Abolltionisi, by the name Of ThomP
son, was tried nj the last term Of the Elem
ing cIrcnlt Court IN Ky. Tor enicing
slave 10 leave his master, and fee 10 Ohio
and sentenced 10 tho Penitcn,iary for tac
years.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-10-28

Fresh Fish from England. Fresh Tar
bot was served mp at,he Pearl street house
IN Boston. II was brought from England
IN the Acadia.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-10-28

A fddrge.--A lady who was very mod.
est and submissive tcioro marriage, was
observed by friend to use her tongue pref.
~ freely after. IIc remarked "Thcrc
was a time when | almost imagined she
had no tonguo."~ Yes" sighed The hus
band, " but It is perU long since"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-10-28

1aI s1llsH eFsLIaslINL -I-1In
Whose strong embrace holds heaven ard earth
ami maiu'
While TIA. Institution was in force, il
made Us more one people than al the 9th.
er constituent parts Of government united
A man travelled from one extremity Of the
union TO the other With an adequate supply
of It's bills, and by tue most sensible Of all
demonstrations, recogniz-d the unlty Of Tue
American people Salfm G1z
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-17

that his scat and place in his classes waiting o'
him. This was gladly and gratefully accepted By
the mother. Caroline still continued, however, al
Mrs. Carvls, but returning prosperity and nope
had restored to hs- check lis bloom, and TO her eyes
its brilliancy and to her lip its smile. So well had
DR.. - done his part, that no one, save himself
and mother, was possessed Of her secret.
She had cut and fitted the waist Of the ball dress
upon VIII CHI she was at work and il being OF a new
and snowy fashion, Mrs Wharton wished to have
Percy's opinion of it, aware that IN female dre5s
gentlemen have unerrinn taste. She sent 10 the IL
brafy for HIM.
siVhat do you think Of it. Percy = she inquired
alter showing him how finely it fitted her nagnIh-
cent bust. Is it not rich pattern, and superb
fashion,
Il know no; which nos TO admire, ,kr pcrfec-
ton of,he f, or the ak Of the artiSfe. he said
looking with admiration nj the beautiful miliincr.-
: This mus, be Franks namarata for oh" Is lus
snch divine crea' ure rs he described, he added ID
himself. will soon learn
.You may go now. Percy, | don't want you any
Ioneer,' said the BRIDE with meaning smile, OBJ
serving his admiration OF the maiden.
want Frank too see your dress-he has perfect
taste in such matters, replied Percy, catching her
eve and laughing, "a he Showed that he understood
her ruse lie is in the library, pouring over
Ovid's Art OF Love. will have him here in mo-
Inent.'
Don't bring Frank here !! she said, glane'ns a
Caroline.
He must come.
When Frank entered the room, Caroline, with 5
ihrobing bosom, ;nsiinctvey SHRINK within The
window recess, her services not being immcdlatel,
in requistion.
a superb fit, SIS said Frank, but let me tel
YOU it is the least in the world little too low il
the neck Il mean bosom
Not bit, as the fashion ia
TConcluded on the fourth page.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-17

numerous suite, embarked at the Brunswick
wharf, Blackwell, yesterday afternoon, on board
the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation
Companys steam ship Iberia, Mr.. Z. Cooper,
commander, for Genoa.
THE BRrrIsH QuEEN-We are informed that
the proceeds Of the exhibition of the British
Queen steam ship, mp to Thursday night, togeth-
cr with balance from the exhibition ofthe Pres
ident when last in port, amouats to 2l02 Us. Cd.
and is now being appropriated 10 the relief of the
families of the President s crew in small weekly
payments
La France states that NJ. Guiaot had applied
10 the court Of London to unite with France in as
sembling an European Congress, bat that the
British Government had refused to acccde to his
request.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-17

MILITARY. Tn" "Portand Light Infantry"
on returning from their excursion 10 Augusta,
made us call, partly out Of good Oill we trust,
and we suppose partly on account ofthe '9og, on
Wednesday Of ast week.
The company paraded our principal streets, and
attracted the admiration Of our citizens who uni
versay regretted, that their unexpected visit, and
the lateness Of the hour rendered 1t impossible to
extend the usual cviIities, expected on such occn-
slons.
The members spoke highly of their reception at
Augusta and from the correct discipline and gen
emanIy department ofihe "Augusia Rifle Greys,"
we have no doubt i, was we'll deserved.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-17

The Washingtonian Temperance Society of
this town held n public meeting, nj the South
Westinghouse, on Monday evening last. The
House was crowded, md tho assembly WAS al
WALES HUgRAEp, Esq. Of Niscasso'. and Gen.
G. ". BACHELOR, Of Gardiner. The speeches
OF these gentlemen, seemed to give n fresh i'm
pulse, and we ave no doubt. will do much good.
The work is still progressing here and the
vicinity.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-17

The snb-troasWry BAH Repealed.
Our readers will learn, by pcrnsing our Con.
gressonul record, the gratifying intelligence, that
the notorious Sub-treasury humbug is at length re-
pealed This, we may look upon as the prelude to
series ofmeasnres, that will bring reefto honest
enterprise and untiring industry. We must not
expect sudden transition from adversely to pros
perity. Gu! present diatresses have been the un-
avoidable results ofbad financial projects for quite
series fyears Full prosperity, SO far as the
ton of government is concerned, must only be ex-
pectcd, after all the humbugs are cleared away,
and wise measures put in successful operation
Such We feel assured, viii be thu chief study of
our presen! rulers
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-17
LINCOLN TELEGRAPH.
BATE, (Me.1
Thursday Morning. Juno IL, 1871.
Isiennia; Elections.

The best Of men are liable TO commit errors
And if our Wing Legislature, at its late session,
committed any material error, we think they did
so IN proposing to the people to do away with
that GOOD old fashioned, New England system of
voting once a year for State Officers. What
good is to be accomplished by the change AL
most the only argument which has been put
forth in favor of having orr State elections take
place but once III two years is, that it will save
the expenses OF legislation to the people. And n
good many persons are found ready to lamp at
this argument, without examining the consc-
qucnces which change would lead to- It world
save the expenses oflcgslation 10 have no lrgis.
ton at all. But is this desirable Il would save
the expenses Of legislation to have the Legislature
meet but once in ten years. But is his wanted
Or why, with State so LARGE in territory, so var
led interest, and so constantly advancing in the
variety Of its interests, and in population and
business, is not legislature, fresh from the pco-
pie needed every year!
But would a legislature in session but once in
two years, save great deal TO the State , Would
it not be likely to sit much longer in order TO act
close up what, If it might be referred to another
legislature under present system, could not
properly De deferred two years. But admit the
cxpenses.of es islation would be saved one half,
yet the whole amount would MOI MAKE to each
individual sum Of any consequence.
1t may be SAID that State Officers, holding over
Tor two years, would become better acquainted
with the business of the State, and therefore bet
ter qualified to serve the people acccplobly. But
this suggestion doris not amount to an argument;
for every child sec that if public officer be
faithful, the people can, annuity, re-elect him;
while, if he be net & i. hfu!, nothing should stand
in the way of his removal. In the latter case the
people would, under the proposed change, have
! no remedy.
Nothing tends more 70 infnsc into the people
political and general intelligence than froquca
requirement to act upon public measures. Jhf
people, in this country are emphaticaly, soycr-
rigns, and they should have coRstcntrye upon
their own political interests habit Of turnng
Their attention to ;hen but once in two years
would enrendes na,..cal aloth which would be
dau2erous--gvng an opportunity to schem'rs
in politics to tatc tho ndYantape of thcm.
The fact IS that frequent elections insure more
faithful and better public aairer~, than the other
mode. Those Who look to the people for sup
port, viii be likely 10 tr<e care how they behaye
towards The people. \ long conlinua.,on ofany
man or men in power tends To corruption, ~ the
! example Of the dethroned loco-focos proves
The people are capable taking car" Of their lib.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-17

LIGHTNING The State House at Augusta.
was struck BY lightning on Tuesday last No
damage was discovered. A young man who wns
in the building was severely astounded with tho
conclusion. Judge Kingsbcrry's horse, hitched
at the gate, was knocked over but not hurt.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-17

New HAMPSHIRE Hon. Henry Hubbard, has
been. nominated by the opposition party in this
State, as their candidate for Governor. The
Eastern Argus gives him the following puff:
"Mr. Hubbard is an accomplished man, ~ a
sound Statesman, (2) and true democrat (3)
and will be elected ofcourse." IA
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-17

WHALES, Capt. JEwETr of the Huntreso, re-
ports having passed school of whales on two
successive trips, not far from Cape Elizabeth
They are of the humpback species
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-17

4. l.. H. - ma Ir-f1
and aid thar he shonld reserve the great test
onas,,on tho Corn laws for the 4th Of June
! pahr. Laa1 ;,n,,,,.liatoI, raw. pot;ca that on
-. 49,, -, NJ, h, ,bouId ,,7,.. that tho Honse
had ma confidence in ministers The duties on
snIr,r sro 10 rcn,s;n as bnforr
r.. Carr E,srr,x TRrA1y This deed
which hnd only received the initials of the FIVE
ponlors has nov, been fnlly settled BY all five,
and most cheerrulv bv France. So ends thai
no;sy Affair."
Tur Trx1.SI,o,y ala Presse" states, tina,
| tn. issn,ug of tn. T.xian loan had been received
With sneh general disaDorobation and distrust.
that the firm OF J. LATTE, which had undertaken
TO bring it out, and had inundated the country
with i,s prospcctuses was Obliged TO abandon it,
&ian1ard.
Private accounts from Paris contradict the
statement in - la Presse' newspaper, that the
house of LATTE x Co. have Withdrawn from the
Tcxian loan, and, on the contrary, affirm that
they are proceeding with it, and are, indeed,
bound Ly special contract to do so-Tsmes.
The APPRoAcHING DIssoLUrIoS OF PAELiA-
MENr.-The announcements in the House OF
Commons on Thursday evening leave M doubt
as to the intention OF ministers to dissolve parlla-
ment immediately after the division which they
hope to haye the opportunity Of taking upon the
question of the corn laws.
The President Steamer.
from the London Standard, May 2il
A, article b,vinq a,neared in this morning
Tive. relat;ro m tbis Unfortunate vessel which
i cslcnl,tcd 70 raise homes of her safctv we have
,n,de some non;rv at the Office Of the British and
American steam Navigation COMPANY, and have
h.er f,vored with n correct copv of the extract
of the log.bool< of the :. Condo de Palma" which
we ;nsn,i haIow
:. On Anril Or. at4p. NJ. in lat. 81. 24N., and
,ono;tnde by cI,ronomater DO 81 w. of Greenwich.
so,,; a yerv Iarra ste,Insr under canvass without
sh",';n,, Ior colors ~ maL;nr an e;rnal. the
naddle. wheels we're no, in motion. nor was any
smoke issuino from the funnel. Next morning,
sur Sdh -, oooo cav hor ,r,;n under two
square topsaiis dorc and malnl ana laltfea SAILS,
(fore and aft,) steering NNE. The WIND was at
East, with moderate weather On the 2oth' the
wind veered to the NV, blew strongly which
would prevent sad steamer reaching the west
ern Isles. The steamer bad three maSts' o. a
dark color; not certain as to the coior OF hef iph-
mel. The nearest distance we were to the steam
er was four English miles. They showed no sig
nails at all indicative OF anxiety TO speak 10 us
She was proceeding at the rate OF IRON th'ee u
four miles per hour She made good deal OF lee
way, We did not communicate, but could have
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-17

The "Quadrup'e Notion" ia really the most
astonishing mammoth we have We. seen in the news
paper line. !;measurc. feethy 5-wcIl ,Tranges,
and handsomely cxecntcd
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-17

The "SeMERsEr JOURNAL has become The
property Of .i.essrs John Burrl and Benz. A. Burr,
undar whose direction we feel assured it will still
continue an efficient co-wo,ker in he cause of Re-
publicanism.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-17

ltisrePorted that the appointment of Minister
to England, has been rendered to Hon. IONS
SARGENT, OF pennsylvania.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-17

DnowHrD, on FRIDAY last, Reuben Small, Esq,
aged 10. lie went over to New Meadows, about
3 or miles to battle, and vas shortly after d scoy-
cred floating upon the water.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-17

% Nobody disputes that.
(2) Doubtful-rather shaky" We think.
(3) The Argus is too cGustic Hubbard be-
longs to the Gorham Parks school of democrats
(4) If, and if, as the lawyer said-he don't get
defeated.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-17

A man By the name of Acres has been arrested
and confined in goal at Wiscasset, on suspicion
of having been the person who attempted the de-
struct,on Of the State Prison, few weeks since
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-17

u The y. Y. Atlas, has brcn still further en-
largcd and improved. It is one nj thc spiciest
SHEETS sc get hold Of. Published BY Herrck &
Co
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-17

;rrTae Hewburyport Dui'y Herald comes ic
US in an enlarged fo,n, and much improved in typc
graph chi Appearing.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-17

Gov. Seward of New York, declines being con
silered candidate for reelection.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-17
MisceIlaneoSs.
n,r Tho =,

JosEpu BoSAPARrE.-The Count de survil-
lers, Joseph Bonapartc, with his son-in-law, the
Prince de Canine. and his son Lucien, and
Messrs. Mallard AID Thibaud, secretaries, and a
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-17

E,ilou June 4 The House did no, SIT.
IN the Senafc, On the presentation ot n petition
FIR bankrupt law, question was made M TO the
proprety of rc-tr cling the session to certain pre-
scr,hed subjects.
Eoh ,ha Senate and "ouse stand adjourned IN III
Monday lie - Ciobs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-27
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Sill. cheaper, and IN greater varieties
THE uui. lGncG hr8 constantly uu hand the following
articles n Confectionery which Dee EUaTrltces sell at
reduced rIfrrs VIZ,
Pluus. uy fiIH quarter, half ati who'll. boxes
Suliaul RI'uus IgIuurs Cranes, F.ss. rIr1H. PTunrs
Almonds, IubcrE, WUuuls, PALM Nus, Chcsuuts
Pes Nuts.
Manila Cream aut Ubi,a.urt Candy
Cough DIrp- amt We ... Aromatic Cough Candy, bet
tcT tltu Pyl8,'E.
ALSO,
Fine iiGrnU, Ike Va Ing Rose, Curacao, Nnyau,
Eau 81 or Cream 10 Aus Together the rfr ate
Nr-r lnit Preserves, such Hs Lurs Gulvu, Sawbcrn g
Kt,Hbrruca &C iu syruFs, aud BTauIcI Fruits
Frkrs 'FpgFs, Olives,
lrHutN bruIErHIs 'Er Cakes
tIsH# % .y'rs description tyr parties
Pyramid, mrIg ct French CIuH.re. u M tho VI.
rnuH aHrH,s ouH muf appropriate Tor weddings and sci.
Ir"--
Tine fashionable circles may rr7 assrr,d ta, rtncir
Or'nr- acc 'r ui Wy Establishments uOIuE N hr spared
ufr way OF taste or novelty, and prices give general
Satisfaction. L. DIIAIN,
Uy % Above the Ranks
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-27
AUCTION SALES
RUS DAY
BY WILLIAMS s. HAxALL.

PORTO RICO SUGAR, MOLASsRS q.
On TUESDAY Next. 25tl rsf,n AZ tO4 ,,,rt,.s -,
%" Ea' a. anr'ir, lu font store GENERAL ,s,s
u-"ut Hf trrrrtirH. runaisf.H 2 iu part. Of
~ th,s Por1 Rico sugar
- ba.s iagurt t.fT-.
- RIO Ua
= buIs Trinidad Nnissrcs gsxceD
luhn'0 Bs"on hsnF ani shout iers
Nr'h"trE ard hale boxes lunch Raisins
~ hbls Brent sugar
- buN.s starch
~ so 40 Sptr
- ~ Csnfns, Elkr'un's
"A bills = T. Rum
81 80 OH VINE kev
10 half pipes French Brandy
2pp"s Holland Gin
Ginger Pepper sperm Uf-Sr
And expected IN time
Bcasks prime Goshen Cheese
Ey-Tcrms-OveT 500 . aanntha
"' q WILLIAMS & HAxALL
,,..., ADDITIONAL.
VIII De a,iol fo the above
~ aids brig and sweet Racon "a Les
~ Fl" I'D 80 do shoulders
DISAPPOINTMENT
IN Consequence Of tho inrIepen, ,rc,,h.r a..
.' P''' '''eI - ~itIrity the same hour
WILLIAMS IANALI. Aueia.
BY DTNfElTp
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-27

htonr r7'e, on SATURDAY. The 9th Instant in from,
' OCT sore" VII be- exhibited for sale several 6ns s,,I
ll HFFn"ss HORSES, besides others ofan inf.r.r yri
N'N Ht"Efn Mules % good order; Coal carr an, 80,
..A l.'ns' on fhc same 70 lst Jolly 1872 ara a
OBJ " r. W., Will also srIl the sane lime .nd
..is OF Harness. su!'able E,r Garages or IA.
',4- '"' A hne single Gig on 4 c'-dt Of iaya-.n
', y ''-t''' Il. II. a Co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-27
ENHcmTRIN NOrICE

IL persons indebted fo tnH my late hushan
n Pnt' SItl'r, wl p'nIsr utNc payment To- the sub
stubcr without '"y sui all persons having claims
the cac, VIII please sent them ID Capt John Is Prem.
Us, tnatthcy may hc adjusted Tor niyuarnf
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