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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-02
NEW and DEsIRABLE GOODS.


HE subseuOers nave received, by the packets Nassau,
ieonino, and Ma9ehestor, Irom New rork, an add.
among Them arc niny entirely new and desirable styles.
Thoy dTc in "a. T. ~ follows
Rich elsrgeable and nzurel satin shaw!s and Poins
Pain black Esiin 90, With cheuelc add lace fringe
Embroidered ClshDeTe and ihibsi sbaws and liJkf
Super, medium. and low priced b. roche do
Roh embIoidercd Drochc, satin, and Merino 5earfs
Plaid silk HtkfS scaris, and Cfavats
figured and satin striped Eoienne for ladies' dresses
Ezra rich Velour IInsenot waeIod' with satin stripes
few dress paftsrns Of Snperisiivs BrOeads silks
Plain and striped blue black aud assorted colours Pekn
super plaid aud striped PouH de sol
Heavy blue black satin and Gro de Swiss
Plato printed aud embroidered MouseHns and Chaliys
Plain. hxl,ed end p.air sig yoyets, for bonnets
Fisd sud embroidered bonnet and belt Ribbons
beauiitd assortment Of French worked Capos and
French, En.lish and American CsHcoes
Black and willie iour hlct nou Gloves
Hlue blossom green, aud Other coloured, kid Cloves
Mins
Genre,nsn's buck and heavy black silk Gloves
Thread Lees E'slns' snd lnseriinss Gimp DO
Plan, hsmstchoi, and ombioidsrsi, thread Cambria
iiiea' silk oo.ou rnobar ihbrsool. and Horino Hose
low priced, medium and best Vie,oria s6ins 49,, ~.
simeres
Carpcuug, Rugs Carpet binding. and snncls
Whitney Duff. rose, aud iNiiled Blankets -,
Win many atclss line n which we call the
inenion ~ ons county and city frisnfg and euoncrs
Toe goods have been Puiehsse q, INC gwes New YORK
cash prices, snd offered, mJtcrats advance, for
cath, or accsptances in tho rrY ~ short date
VALENTINE A. BREEDEN,
noH ~ street Shookoo wv
zEn nALEs fHOwN sHuRTfNGs AND sliEEr.
{ ~ TNCS, AND COTTON OLNABUROS, % Nngi'
na and Northern Manufacture, ~ Factory prices con
sisunn mainy n the following stylcs VIZ;
| 40 1 ani : Merchan'F Cotton Okntburga
and Petersburg Man. &c. y do
and Manchester do DO
and Richmond DO DO
Earle DO %
| aotn 7.9 and 81 Ma'oaea shrtines and sheetinFs
| 81, 7 aud EuTick DO DO
| % and re Nerchaufs shirtlnGs
| 90 and7.s Mechanics ~
Al Of inc above are of Virginia Manufacture, made Of
| good stock, and much improved In weight and sppesr
"a 70 - and 81 Layrsnee sbirilnss and shee,lnGs
| Island - Indian Head DO 10
| Is ant a. Nashua % 90
| - fre Morpsc and Hamilton shirngs
And oihcr approved styles, which we VIII SAT BY the
bale Al Factory pfees cash gunefaqi cHsf5Hsrs
4 3. = ,, y JANIS A. co,
i AL eivhp eansss,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-02
LARGE ADDITIONAL suPPLiss OF
FRESH AND sEAsosABLE RooTs.
ssHHYSs. TRUNKS, 90

1
FRESH AND sEAsSs ssrrLiss n no
WHOLESALE soaIEss, LEEn NNb RE AZ
IN BuLLiro1oN A CO. have recently received and
,sd,os, , sse",,s Sy nrrsal. now daily expected
,s"% III. n.nsf.sprsr which, ~i'h those previously 90
ssS ssa ever se s 81 Ne %,
which they offer to their fens eustomers and The rub
believe be otherwise than satisfactory 70 Ar.
Purchasers IN want OF fresh f.shinsbe and sood .r,
call before purchasing elsewhere, shall oner them
cles recently received and expected offer the follow
ing viz:
LADIES'.
Ladies' superior kid and dress walking Shoes mar,
Ladies' Kid aud morocco dress walking slippers.
iSs' superior sSs..G walking n shoe: and slipper.
DO DO Cater Boots Quilted silk Bu.kins
10 DO fine leather and rslEskn Waking Shoes
Do do hid and uiorocc" Buskins.
cENrLEAENs.
e''!sas%, superior eassn and morocco dress Boots,
ecnie@en's snss.o. eafskin cork sole and proof
Gen,lemens superior kip skin Navy Shoes and nsosans
DO 90 eali:skin do do, part Miles
10 eatskia ~aief proof Boots at G and q
10 do do do Shoes.
Nsn's lined and bound pessed and sewed Brcsans
DO stout unbound DO do o. 30
wO%sn's sswed and pessed leather wsis
Do fnoIeiiher kid and morocco Slippers
BOYS.
Boys lined ami bound pesgcd and sewed Brocans
Do fine calf and kip sewed Btogans
d. extra heavy sewed d.
20 fnc calf Boots.
Misses enc scalskin and Dress Boots par city
Misses fne do do d, do shoes
DO common kid Slippers
Do hne leather Boots and shoes.
cuILpREN's.
Children's superior welted Bootees and Shoes
Do do pump do do do
DO do do
Do Superior Ilorocco Boots, Shoes and ANGLE Ties
TRUNKS.
SUPERIOR leather Travelling Trunks bellows and Ia I'd tops
DO hair AID sesLskn Trunks, sc.
u. BURLINGTON a. CO.
Wholesale and Retail Boot Shoe, Trunk and Leather
dc 10 Decentralization House !
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-02

THE TTeegar Iron Company have haad, at present
large and general assortment Of alt descriptions OF
Iron usually Iactured embracing
from inches Flats from TO Finishes, OF any desr
ed kness together with Band HOOP Angle Oval Perch
Pale IIane and lG round Scroll iron anG Car and To-
colnovc AIesall OF whic they will sell good terms
az similar be had IN any market 10 the Jaed
states In relation the estimation IN which their oi is
held by the experienced consumers, ey beg leave
To- refer 10 the annexed testimonials among others Of
equally satisfactory Character IN their possession Their
stock beiu. heavy they determined 10 offer
Undue emcnls 90 those who purchase by wholesale.
In connection with their Rolling Mills and Forge Ham.
mer lhey have extensive Foundry, IN which they
prepared To execute orders foT an descriptions OF Castings
embracing those for Cotton Factories Rail Road and To-
baceo Presses. T. H. BEANE, Jr.
President Tredcgar Iron Company.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-02
BOukBsNDING AND JLANA BOOK
WI

w RANDOLPH ~ 90. Booksellers. having attach
q. ed TO their Sor BindeTy, aud FIRST worSmcn
employed prepared to execute BooEbnins Of every
description.
Merchants who intend open sets Of Books
the rs Of the ear, would 10 well 10 call early and leave
their orders
Clerks Of Courts arc assured that their orders Will be
attended, to with care aud dispatch. n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-02
DIR. HULL'S
uTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER,

UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER,
THIS Instrument for tho radical curcoi PToasus
Il Uier, or Falling OF Womb, by external applica
ton, superscdaH Of the Objectionable Pessary,
II confidently recommends TO the afflicted the means
Of perfect he a,h, having failed OF
pc ming cure under the most aggravated CIR
cutnstaaces has received ihc decided obaton Of
Sur Ashley Cooper OF LONDON; Sir BENJAMIN T.. Broiie,
SIR James Clark, Physician to the Quecn; DIR kshyei,
L, cturer on Midwifery Guys Hospital, nr Rigby,
Lecturer Bartho oncw's Dr. Griffith, Lecturer 10
Westminster Hospital: DI RansbOthem LeciuTrrto Lon
don Hospital Rnberl Ferguson Lecturer ~ Westminster
Lying in IIsspita pr. sweaiman, Lecturer TO MdieseI
Hospital, and senior Accouchcut 10 Queen Char
Lyinsn HuSpita also 10y Henry Davies, Conquest Blum
fresicniihe Academic ioyae dc Aedciuc, PARIS, and
Accoucueur TO the Duchess DoreAns Professors Vel
peau dat op, Paul Dubois, samson, and oiheTs;ani In
Professor ci Midwifery in uniycrsy Of NEW YORK,
Professor Dcac, Professor Francis u Johnson, PIcsi
deui CuULiy Med soeety; laurcns tiud, President Me
dical Socisiy OF New YORK; Professor James Nc
Nanghon oC Albany; Professor March Professor Cyrus
Perkins, Professor Doane-DTs 1hos. Boyd. Gilbert
smith, Hossek Stcarns, Ludlow, kissln Vache, Power,
Grsyson Van Rensalitr. many other distinguished
Physicians la the United States.
a q. HULL-Ofice vesey street,
Asior House. New York.
To- constant supply Of the above instruments, with
Dr.. Huls Improved TTusses for Hernia will be kept by
LSEii, JOHNSTON a LlELL,
~ {. King Norfolk; Brasss a Thomas, Pctersburg;
SpOisVoOi & Robertson do; James T. Roy ale, Lynch
butE: wm a. Ghapcil. Farmyiile. nah
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-02

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
Corner Of Main md the Cross Street leading to
MATp's BRIDGE,
HIVE IN sinre2ii Cfabs aud Packages China, Grade
u ~ and Gi0ss Har., Which Will rc.pack Tor eoun.
Try merchants on me most accommodating ierfna
These Goods arc mDaIly Of our importation, and
We ayc determined that WHO wishes pure base,
she'll have cause u complain Of our prices. Please ea
anu examine.
Also,
A. their old ssrd on Fho, noe Hin mi, and eomp's,o
~ an kinds OF Goods heretofore kepi NJ iholr
inc Gasscs, w1r they viii cell ~ small ivsuce sIso
Fable Cuficry rum airff Ta5k and Tea lCro M,
Dinnsr art De'srf Forks Ca.fo,s Plated CaHdssncls
SifiGsrs, Trays, 81
ASTRAL LAMPS
Tea TrnBs. IN exits: Brfannfa Uars nj sr,y y,,,r,o
h1nj Otf ffoh and Sfr0n Tabfs Afafq, F'
Wil'ards hrays Eghi pW q me Pieces,So. self
CO-PAHTN IgsHIP.
TUE subscribers have associated Themselves tovctbe,
n under The style snd frn q LEWIS ~ CRFNFHAw
co for The purpOsc n carrying on In this civ Com
inssion and Forwarding BUSINESS
We snail attend 10 The ewing ard forwarding Of FOODS,
duco. S ~
The business, will receive the personal ATTENTION ofboh
paftneIs-end having lumber house Immediately tho
Htnk oi the Bai W tioso who paironze VIII have tho
iiVauaRe ~ hu one dfayagc sud may rely our bcat
.ctcItt'ns iJr the promotion ofthcir mt Tcus.
We occupy The huusc the North eido Of the Basin,
Known az Rutlctioords.
RisAmond, ssp'embeT !, leo. siS-H
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-02

ool1snd silver mounted and steel Walking Canes, with
and without Swords gold and silver pointed Pencils;
superior pocket Books and Wallets; GliO's and other
steel Pensi Opera and superior spy Classes Travellers
Compasgesi Boat Hooks; Pocket Cork Screws; Segar
Eases Reg Rtngsi gwcsseIs; Tooth Brushes; smut
Boxes Pocket Rules SUI etior patent tape Measures;
ding gg and Buikcy whips together with many other
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-02

THE subscriber IL cevng keeps constantly onhsnd
l. atwhoesale and rclal, and at the lowest prices,
0Plain and japan Tin Ware of every description.
Also variety OF stoves, designed for burning either
wood orooa al.
Stove Pipes, and every ohel article In a1s hne maze 10
se 2s '''e TITUS RICE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-02

To MERCHANTS >PORTSoIEN, AND
THE PUBLIC GENERALLY.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-10-07
THE BEST THING YET,
speech OF ur. Benton OF ui,,onr
On fts Fiscal Gorp7ratiga BiiL

On ~ Fts-ai Gorp7rdnya B.L
Tbs grea, measure i committed % this
yos1g Committee, alaa e aew name upon
us % 2nd 3fagca lo-taeag. /. has 4 uaue
Is io1g a. tts r.araI ise-a8!f S45 Tres
sary snd haf Bsrk. II - called " 4 bin
fot TIE eci.eeGoar sa!e aeelus, transfer,
aaa l.sJar-emelt 2. lse pubic moneys, lF
means Ct ! .sea3 Corporation 81 TIE al.
ted slases sf AEsr.147 iiesyeos, what 8
naus To- .yoz to- long end fraud l.la.
BESIDES. II al eegeF %. People cauaa'
g lafg-sa a. thar. We ugsi lave sgue-
tsleE sa.r.er--sl netting that VII ia Tor
every dzv Zee. C0RFoKDSlTi taat
soalI - Z great sbalgecseai; ta, i! Is
sd to- iorg. lls Gte Whales, and PEG.
PIE all o.: &c a5o,e t@o syi.15.ts, or three
Ct uasl, auL of.cp hang .. enc, 10 aamzx
which have 70 b sGcg-.saett.V rcra1ied.-
iaey are all economical al that igi them
be eitrsyagan. as tdey .naY Je 10 spending
tier moasy. IL.y 81. 90, spend their
breath upon long H44es w41h haze 10 be
repeated egery dsv. Iacy rgn have
something shoH aGd pa.a,gd and e you
eoa't eiFe Il 70 them hey vi! make II for
themselves. The csf4ael I seal Bank vas
rsPidiy taking The l!i.e o. Gscaaly aad by
ALTERATION, rssozlIlY aud 81 y bad lived,
so1.d soon have beeE car1eadlagsiy and
emphaiealiy tesignaied b. some brief aud
agua4can, lille. TIE itscal corporation
Cannot expect to have better luck. Il mus.
undergo the fate 81 oil great ue1 end Of all
great measures oyerbgHAeued 8l.a titles
i mGsi submit 70 short name. There IS
nueh virtue 70 came and he poets tell
u there are mauy On whose conceptions
PhRbUs never smiled, AID AZ whose birth
nc muse or grace Ras present. 10 tha!
pfed.camsut would seem 10 be ln.s ntru
size corporogty, abch se have received
from The oiher House and ser, to our Young
committee, and which aas a mutation oi
t.ils without alteration Of Substance, aud
without accession Of euphoBy or addition Of
sense Some say natne is nothing tina.
rose BY any other name ngnld smell as
sweet 30 Il vii and Morn by any
other name wo9ld stick as deep. And 60
o' these flscals, whether 10 De called banks
or corporations. They vii SILL be the
same tbrng-a thorn 10 our siae-bat a
short time they must have. tbs corpo
tosity must 'eireneh rs extravaganza d
title.
Mr. Woodbury. card, can il tho Bolts
Bank.
Mr.. Benton Very well any ,aiag, 50
II is short. 20 for short hayes, and viii
give reasons fof i. The people Will ..aye
short na'aes, although they may spot! fine
one and ! will glge you an instance
iheFe was most beagi.s9l young ls3y IN
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-10-07
OFFICIAL.
BY THH PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED srAI
OF AnERIcA.
A PROCLAMATION.


Whereas il has come 10 The knowlel
of the Government OF the ualted SnI
that sundry secret Lodges, Clubs, OF
suclations exist on the Northern FrondI
that the members Of tpese Lodges
bound together BY secret oaihs that n
have collected firearms and other mllll|
materials, and secreied them ia SUM
places and that Il IS their purpose TO |
late the laws of their country by maxi
military and luwless excursions, when
porluniiy shall offer, into the Terriiol
oil Power with which the United 81
are al peace and whereas Il Is known
travelling agitators, from both sides OIL
line, visit :heso Lodges, and harangue
members in secret meeting, sRnnlaI
them to Illegal acts; and whereas the =
persons are knoGn to levy coutfibuiicni
The irnoranl aud credulous ioriheirowni
eft, thus supporting and enneh.ng iSI
selves by the basest means aud whci
unlawful intentions of the members
these Lodges hnyo already been Iaand
ed in an attempt to destroy the lives
property of the inhablianis Of Chlppewi
Canada, and the public property Of the 4
ish Government there being Now, ,bi
fore, |, JoRN TYLER, President Of the I
ted States, do issue lhis my prot'amni
admonishing all such oy,i.muded pen
Of the condigr punishmen, .,hich il cen
to overtake them assuring them thaS
laws Of the United States viii lie rigor
~ executed agans, ID II u, gal Hc,e
that ii IN any lawlcss iucursion inao ~
da they fall into the hands Of The Brs
authorities they Nill not be reclaime'
American citizens, nor any lHierieft
made Ly this Government III tier bel
Aud eNhort oil we'll meaning but d
ded persoas who may have lolard u
Lodges immediately 10 ahgudon lbcml
to have nothing moro 10 do @lil ihcu
cret meetings, or Unlawful oalhs, az
would avoid serious consequence TO u
selves, And | expect tho intelligent
well-di-posed members q che eoinmcm
frown on al these unlawful eomhinuf
and Illegal proceedings end 70 'ississ
Government u maintaining the pc2e.
the country against tic uiischieFious
sequences OF tho acts Of these siolaioi
the law.
Given under my hand, Of The city Of W
luelon, the twenty 9Th da3 nf ,
temhor, A. d. one thousand 4
RI. ST. hundred and forlv-oue. and os.
Independence Of the United ~
the slxty-slxth.
JOHN TYLE
By the President
DAwsL wlsrrns, Secretary II Stair
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-10-07

the people viii for long name is eehor'
red and eschewed IN al countries. Remem.
Der the fate of John Barcelona, the eating
hypocriie in Cronsel's lime. lie had a
very good name, John Bareboue but the
knaye composed long verse like Scripture,
to sanc,iiy himself with 1t, aud entitled him.
self thus Praise God, Bare5oae, for II
Christ had no, died for goa, goa irobid b
damned Barebone Now this was very
sanctmoaious bur il was too much OF a
good ihjng--and so the people cut 1t all Of
bat the last words, and called the fellow
damned Bdre5oat, aud nothing else but
dauned Barcelona, al his life after. S. LEI
this corporoslly beware II may get ITSELF
damned before Il IS done with US, and Ty.
ler tuu
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-10-07

British Gohn-The III a, British
Gold by Mr. Adams, in speaking Of The
Smlthson bequosi IS capital The late 10.
2" TOGO administrator fncnyed the bcquesl
~ soyereigns, BRITISH Gold. to the amonn,
ol ball n mRion Of dollars, and with lbal
horror Of British Gold natural 70 such pure
democrats, changed Il fora better curren
cy ~ The shape Of Arkanaas Siale Bonds,
which are wnfh abou, half what vas pad
Tor them The government u responsible
to the fund iorlhls investment. and ~ bound
by every principle Of good filtll tosards
The testaior and Of duty to the future, 10
repolr ihe wrolg done by negligence Of ilg
ailllfs--N j Express. Z
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-10-07
noNoR. no MnON n0NOR

One Of the mos, emf tlsiasii- Na5
meetings ever seen Ia a + cou..4fS, "ss
held al Baltimore las, We l On short no.
tee to adopt measures for He reception oil
the Hon. Henry Clay, On rs reiarn from
Congress. II would has been grand
affair, but Mn Clay vas pmPelled to de-
cline the Intended honor, p will be seen
by the char.crstic letter Rom mm which
follows
WAsnisGroN, llti Sept, ISL.
GrNrLEMEN- In the udst Of my pre-
paratioas for nay dcpartuls to my home,
have received, ~ The han ) Of the gentle
men who have done me the honor toWalt up
on ne YOUR obhgiag com s~nicatIon bear
irg date this day, uausm sing resolution
adopted at 4 public mccii g held IN balil-
more yesterday, b} WIN, , IL Is proposed
To distinguish my cNpec @d visit to that
CIV BIZ signal public De .aonstrallons. !
pray you Gentlemsa, out those who con-
sututcd that meeting, 10 NCcep, my CRATE
iiil acknowledgements ior 5 new and graft
iiyag proof Of allachmeI aud confidence.
should embrace, with ri rsure, the oppor
tgui'y of visiting Your ny, at thls time
but aided as | am by tn arduous labors
OF the Session og Jongrc Just closed, and
sharing with the eompa ious Of my jour
nev, an ouaer anxiety lV terminate II.
without d,iay, / regret dat | must post
pone VISIT 10 your c 3 to some future
day.
H. gentlemen, all las P3d been accom-
plished at the late Se. ioA Of Congress
that the pubic lutercs, dfmpnded, more,
mach more, has been Herted Than | an
ticipated at its committeeman. 1t We
have been greatly disap ~ g,ed 10 the fail.
ure Of repeated alicn Is TO establish a
SQUAD currency, rcgU' K exchanges, and
separate the Purse trol, BE Sword, what
American Citizen, what W ig will, on that
account surreuder h.n icl| 10 The senti.
ments Of an iaaobc 4, rI. Who vii
not say that we Wiii pc. N,erc, wtth rcdou.
h'ed courage, until csut ruamng Object
of the glorious revu,u lau Of November
last shall be completed cqAsumuaied =
Shall We be discourage because one mar
prcsumes to set up is individual wli
against the viii oil II nitIon On ID,
coatary, LEI Us superb ~ 10 the pfetiuu.
duties which We les ndtr 70 our couu
I tiy, that Of pluckiug f ,a !Ae Constitution
this sign Of arbitrary powar; his odIou,
Int obsolete vesugc OF Rosal pfcrogau,e
+ Let us, rs a suitable lmcadment 10 lha
instrument, declare tina the Nelo--that pa
rent and fruitful source 81 Al cor public Ne
shall itself be oyerr lod ny malolhies u
4 the two Houses Of Con Fcas They woul,
persuade Us tina, II Is bu tss became IL
office IS preventive on oase aaiyp AsI
Nation mlgAL nol b H. much injured D,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-10-07

Nedr Catching Tartar. We arc'
formed that Mr. Tomllnson, stiperin'
dent Of the Anti Percussion Mil, al
lower Falls, recently bad log brougl
hun which appeared to bc defective 10
uiddlc. To ascertain whether it cunl
made any thing Of, he ordered Il to bo 3
dcd IA the middle, when 1t vas found u,
was hole 10 the crG're. Still anviou.
make something Of the log, Mr.. +. thr
his arm into 'hc nolc for the purpose
testing It's depth, when on hauling
what he supposed 10 be dccayed I,orit
OF the wood, he found himself cIutcnvgy
enormous great rattle snake II i 1e
less to say that he dropped his sna!gp
Immediately and retired 10 sate d.ssal
al he could learn some what Of his Sis
Ttlon. A box was brought fnnay,
clapped over the reptile, and he IL pow
safe keeping. Rochester Adperf.sp,.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-10-07

Oaksf for the Pariour.--If you hang an
acorn by a string about half an inch above
the c2iace Of some water contained in
hyaclnih glass, it viii throw down long
white roots, while It's stem will rise upwards
and become decorated with bright green
and delicate leaves. When i, grows over
the top of the hyacip'h glass, it becomes a
very pretty object.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-10-07

a Good Toda.--At late ae.t{ -ilIuf
dinnor IN Massachusetts, the Yaiiovi,
toast was gwen;
" Fhe gnmea Of fortune SHUTTLE fis eatla
you VIII, Sqsacs viii awayu wia.h
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-10-07

Wv We learn thai lcadng Loco.foco
OF ms District, vi has recently visited
Washington, aud ad an ih,erylew w,b
President Tyler, dc .eribos him according
to his standard ofcx .ciienco. as ga ID
hnc fellow "--tha. he chegv tobacco likc
hog, ana uses oath n every other
word" Such 10 IN 10 tall of he umo.
raj and religious aigalIon7, y. Cofu,abia
Chronicle
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-10-07

Whether You VIC A or plaa, do Il in earn.
cot, bun never be ut EMPLOYED ou ,nslant
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-10-07

" ScUter CoHniy."--This eottis in
Eastern part Of the State, it VIII s. rec
locted was presented with T,sk ht
ladies Of Nashville, in considen;rla Of
largo vote she gave TO Gen. I:B.A ison.
She now gives Jones $50, and :ssl ~,
ls she not still worthy Of the Flag "a
byotHe Adrocaic.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-10-07

SeUcre Reiort.-A man who marries
rich wife must expect 70 have il occasional
y llng into bis teeth. We have heard OF
a retorI however, which, we should think,
must have forever slenced such thrusts.-
A gentleman who had the misfortune to
marry fortune, was once exhibiting the
line poluis Of his horse to friend. " Nv
horse, if you please" said his wife" nv
money bought hat horse" Yes, mad
an," rePiied ioa husband, bowling and
youI money bought me too"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-10-07

tHG CaES VI COfH EatItENA " thGlT OWL
hands into the garner, they received far
paymeu; To induce habits Of puncfu4Iy
and eZactness, their father required them 10
keep an account ofeyery production with the
correspondent dates, aud 10 prescn. hin q
btil 10 due form, at the close Of their harvest.
season. At receiving the annual amount.
their first pleasure was 10 allow their little
sister an equal portion with them5rgcs.--
The remainder was strictly their own, bul
With an understanding tia, /, was not TO be
spent 10 self qualification. Many benefits
we're secured b. ths wise paterual or
ranHemenl the dellgh, Of horticulture IN.
splred the boys with love Of home, drew
them from the risk Of promiscuous compan.
IONS, and taugh, them the manly conscious.
ness Of useful industry, not often tasted BY
the children Of the rich; ueainess Of pen.
mansblP, and accuracy in accounts were
coIaterally added; while f,a,eTHaI afiec.
lion, generosity, aud benevolcnce were
alike gralified All these were bot differ.
eni forms Of happiness. Letters 10 Moth.
ers, by Mrs .S,gourncu
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-10-07

The Flrs' GpH The charter ellen
IN Savannah has COR the first tiuae in \
ten yeas, resulted in Wing truns.i
There were nearly eight hundred Il
poilcd at the late election, and eierfn u
wde eiecfed and three Van Bufcnlics.
understand from those consersa1t wHh
slate u affairs 70 Chatham, tina, THE IN
much ensures the success of the Whis
prcscutatinn from that county IN Oclc
The city Is only entitled 20 vote a,t
charter election. The county ahich
vote 20 October, We understand, ~ h
" % favor Of the Wings It Is He'
which has usually turned tho eIaS
against us heretofore. This Is good, (.
proves the efficacy of Iawrenoe's a.,
don't give up the shlp.--H ,IiedgerilLt
cor3r.