davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-06-30

escape, defence, or annoyanees be a.eer..
tanned, and the confidence resulting from
perfect knowledge would give TO us what
we ought surely to possess, decided s'l! al q.
vantage over an enemy on oursown shores.
Should il be thought desirable that sncf a
squadron be- put in commissions iimn sd.aae' a,,:
" and kept constantly on duty, an addl'
tional appropriation may be necessary;
Far the amount of which, as well as the
force deemed proper to be employed,@i
beg to refer to the accompanying report
on The subject, prepared under my dlrec'
lion. by the Board of Navy Commission
The attention Of, Congress has been
heretofore earnestly invited to the 'ta!e
of our ordnance stores, and ! deem II
worthy of immediste consideration. :;
supply of suitable arms and munitions OF
war is indispensable to the successful ope'
ration Of the bravest officers ana mem
and It cannot, from The nature OF 'he Case
be provided upona sudden emergency
Sailors may be hastily collected from our
commercial marine, shipsmay be Pnrchas..
ed, but ordinance cannot be supplied on
such emery ency, nor can some ,oi !he
materials for the preparation OF amun''lon
be procured either BY purchase or manu-.
facture. Hence the pr,linance should by
a timely foresight, ,be provided in advance;
and the materials be secured, from whicn
sn,6lv of ammunition can be speedily
prepared, The accompanying 6 report from
the Board of Navy Commissioners shows
the amount Of expenditure which will be
required under this head. Should the oo,
iect be deemed Of such importance ana
uroency as to require the immediate at
,en,ion If Congress- respectfully recon.
mend that. an appreciation of one third OF
the estimated amount be now made.
The ,pinion seems to have become gene
raj az well in the service as in the nation
at tisrpe, that thorough reorganization
of,he Navy is demanded by con,lderanons ;
connected with the defence and honor OF
the country, and in this opinion | hearty
CONCUR. Yet 1 am fully aware that my
plan for this purpose shoulds be the resail
of the most careful deliberation. and that
Il would be at once unwise and injurious
to submit to Congress and the country
any proposed arrangements which should
be lliable TO the charge of haste AND .ncon-
Deeply sensible, therefore,
at once of the importance and difficulty
of the measure, | have taken proper
stems to collect and avail myself Of all the
results of experience and observation
from those whose opportunities have al.
lowed the means of knowledge, and lheii
intelligence the ability to use them pro.
fitably, and entertain the hope OF being||
able. before the next regular meeting of
Congress, to submit for your ,eonsldera, I,;
ton a comprehensive and well dlgested
syssem in the branch Of the public service
committed to my charge.
/ have the honor to be; with the high-i
est respect your most obedient servant
GEORGE E. BADGER.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-06-30

Tbs whole population ofst. Louis is so,ooQ.'
The insresssis between. 4 aud 5000 o yrst.,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-06-30

-
5 Sur AGAINST NICHOLAS BlppIE.-0nes
Of the New York Journals 5inquifes a. tn
the precise nature, Of suit lately iitsiilIsed
by the Bank. of the United Sl.tes against;
Mr.. Biddle. Itis, brought toreceyer nesFs
ly seven hundred thossand dollars paid
out during his administrations 10. which
no vouchers can be found; OF which snm
more than four hundred thousand dollars
it is asserted, were paid 10 him for purpos
ses unknown, upon the checks Of the
Cashier. We must sustain this and eyeryS
other effort to place The odium now heaPs
ed upon our city in general, upon Tho
shoulders of those to whomit belong -
1t is due to Philadelphia, that discfiminas e
ton should be made between theianocsnt.55
and the guilty. the thousands of her mp
right citizens who avesregarded theaaP-s
palIing disclosures Of frauds and wsopgss
with an indignation exceeded limo quarter
Of the country.-Phil. N. American. .sss
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-06-30

The MoRmoNs.-An officer of one OF
the STEAMBOATS, that arrived atSt. LOUIS IN
forms the editor of the ST. Louis KePub-
lican that the Governor of Illinois has, bo'
ma fide. becume Mormon. there had been
several hundred Mormons. from New
York and England, who lately made a
descent upon Nauyoo and the circumJa'
cent regions, by way of making se,.'emen'
there. This colony was beheld win alarm
by many Of the dispassionate inhabitants
in that part Of the state. Both the anne
rican and English emigrants of that per,
or. .;on had come there at least as well
armed and accoutered for the light as io'
agriculture; not one male among mem
that knew how to use firearms out haa
his rife, his pistol, and many others o.
,hem thew snickeer-snee. With the colony
from New York there had been several
young women dccoyed off from Paren'''
and friends, with them. by means Of
promises the most extravagant' ano . aes.
crip.ions Of country more roman.lc .r, c:., s":"
ever entered into Arabian tale. he 'rul''
of the earth, even in a state oil nature,
were as the Garden of Eden before II hao
hsen cursed with thorns and thislles; the
strawberries growing there in state o.
nature being equal to pomgranate'. one
of those deluded young women' al 'ne
sisht of this paradise, give expression 'e
her Disappointment that bordereo uPo'
despair-so different was the real seen ~
from the representation, and so complete
so hopeless as 10 delivery, was heF eaP','
ity. - =. :.:,;.a .b;,
society was looked upon as no unmeanint
sign Of the times" to come. They are ais,
building an extensive something wmc'
they call temple, but which has yer!
much the appearance Of a fort.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-06-30

What charged! About two years since
the Directors Of the United States Bank,
presented Mr., Biddle with . silver dining
sett, worth eco, 900, in consideration s9f
his "eminent services" 10 that; ;instisuti9p!!
now, the Directors of the same, bank have.
Instituted suit against this same iI,niscus.
late Mr.. Biddle. for mismanagement Of
the funds of the institution!! The truths
told of Biddle, and the monster. by Old;
Hickory, are now acknowledged bysalI
candid men. Wonder if .lhe PeHitentiary
will reclaim its f1aitives!p 5t 80 ),
Nei0 Hapen Register. S
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-02-25
CHARLOTTE y. G., FEBRUARY Is, 1911.
Owe TERN.

The Boston Pos, and the Globe, affect 70
regard lae one term Priacipis, which was
good 1.aksonsm, few years ago, as idan.
t.iicd With the views Of the Hartford Con
yenli2a, TIE Loco loco Federalisis are
opposed TO tie principle, we presume, be
cause i will cut OF Mr.. Van Buren's chance
Of being again candidate. A few years
ago, they pretended 10 regard i as cardin
al democratic principle. Vas this r9re
hyprcrlsy, aud arc their principles q, y
suited 10 the ex!gencics of particular mo.
meni, and proportional al%ays TO the lite
lists Vi tie parties concerned
The uropflety aud wisdom Of iuel!gih.li
~ hes been pointed out in a striking uan
u-. by oag q lae aosi enlightened aud hb,
eral philosophers who has yet written Upon
the institutions Of tie luied S,a.es VI. ig
1ocquevl!!e But lie was not tue FIRST or
the last to discover tic yropTialy Of irei9i
bh,iy. Geo. Washington, MI Maason,
Mr.. jefferson, Mr.. Mason, Mr. Randolph,
Mr.. Ru,led.e, aud others, ct the forna:iaa
OF tho Constitution, sustained the principle.
lnls2S Il was advocated By Gen. Smy the,
OF Elrgiaia, as shado@iue forth, in part, the
creed Of tie jackson party, and Gen. Jack.
son according : Recommended II 10 his mes
sage to Congress. The Democracy have
sanctioned to prime PIC in the late election,
and We nTe glad &c see L at at large meet.
.lg oc the Var Bufo aud Porter cltz rs Of
Westmoteiau3 .ourty Pa, on the Sill lns:..
a, Greeusburg, i; vas retil -" That
the doctrine If one term aud so;- Oh
in Office are essentially democratic, -
We are happy in knowing that lneIigib;' y
is a cardinal principle Of the new President,
aud tba, the people and their representa-.
tiyes viii probably assist him in carrying
il out.-Iadisoaiaa.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-02-25
T.. 81. ANDREWS.
DENTIST.

"a GUILD inform tic public generally, that
w he has returned again 10 Charlotte This
place he nos considers as his residence, which
ha hopes viii give satisfaction to those that he has
o2'ratcd upon IN his past practice and those that
may call hereafter viii have an opportunity 81
Ways 81 returning upon hin il their work should
PROVE bad. TINS should not be overlooked hat h
tfanahts az his icsrk. and considers himself bound
ar any that mas ta'l % the account Of unf4ith.
fitness 10 the upcration
ne expects 70 VISIT occasionally the surround.
ing Towns and Villages when absent he viii
always make it kaown through the papers.
1J'All Orders len with col. NJ. W. Alexander,
or sent 10 the Post Office a; this place, viii be Al
tended to promptly.
Room at Col. II. W. Alexander Hotel
Jun 90 ISL. lTV
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-02-25
NOTICE.

FESHE subscriber returns hia grateful
"a Acknowledgements for pa>t laYors.-
Having disposed Of lis establishments, Il be
comes necessary TO close business Wi;hour
delay. tits expected that those indebted tc
the subscriber r,'l make immediate settle
meui, BY Cash or Note--the Cash would be
preferred, as il takes that article TO satisfy
Journeymen and Merchants. All accounts
not settled BY the first Of February will be
handed over for collection.
THOS S. ALEXANDER.
Charlotte, Sept. Ii, le49 SIR
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-02-25

to effect ra5c, or the purchase money viii be
returned By himself or travelling ageut--They
comprise the HyEejan OF Family Pill; the lily
gcian Tonic, 10 restore the teblhiated or broken
down con ;.tH;iou; the Uterine PHI, 10 cerc those
painful diaiaul,a- and diseases peculiar to women,
and the Ague PHI, 70 cnre Intermittent cyers and
agnes. Tor further information, the afflicted are
invited to possess themselves of the IlygeIst and
Extra livgci,t, furnished gratis at the proprietor
Office, No. .. As,or House, Now.Yofk, and by all
his agents. These papers contain information
exceedingly interesting to the sick ard inealids,
together with twenty 1--WE useful receipts, and 8
macs of facts and certificates, that must convince
every reasonable mind, that the Ilygeian ModI-
zines are available
For sale by
THOs. ]. HOLTON, Agent
Charlotte, Jan. l3, 1911.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-02-25

Why IS surgeon going to perform al
operation on iumor like a dandy sally,ng
forth from his toiletl Dye give it up /!
Because he is going TO Gu, a S,rel.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-02-25


Reform published at Astriiic, N. {.
EDITED ny D. r, MANALLY.
A TEMPERANCE CoNVEN TIONlhat was
"a hrd at this place early Ia September, rcsoiy.
cd on publishing a paper Of The ab We title and
character and appointed Dr. Fuhn Dickson and
d. e. MAnaly to conduct it. From the many
pressing onra cmcnfs DT. Dickson already has,
he deems u iupractaablu for him 10 be recognized
as one OF the editors though he will chccriuly use
al IN, influence otherwise 10 promote It's inter.
est; the subscriber therefore, in obedience TO the
wishes o. the Convention proceeds to issue this
pro poctus IN bis own name, with hope That be
will b. aided IN the Undertaking by all the friends
Of the temperance canse throughout The country,
aud that the paper nay soon have an extensive
circulation,
FRIrxps OF THE TEMPERANCE CAUSE to you We
make a most earnest appeal - hile thousands up
on Thousands of dollars are annually expended at
theatres, at crcuses at the race track OF grocery
whilo no pains are spared, the ,ury Of retire.
mcnr and ease forerone, and no labor deemed too
severe to advance the interests OF political aspr
rants, Gun You not Go something in cause that
must be dear to every true patriot, phlanhropist
and christian Reeolcct there are but few, very
few, such pa pers in alt the Southern country The
Western part of North Carolina, the Western part
Of Virginia, aud the Eastern part OF Tennessee
particularly, need a periodical OF thls kind, and II
is Tor YOU now to say whether they shall have IT,
The very low price at which il was hxed by the
Convention will make il necessary that very
largo subscription be had before the publication
OF II can be JUS flied,
Should the subscription be deemed sufficient,
the frs, number will be issued early in January
next
TERMS.
Tue WESTERN CAROLINA TEMPERANCE ADvo.
CATE will be published on a medium sheet IN quarto
form, each number making eight pages, and will
be furnished TO subscribers at the very low price
Of FIFTY CENTS copy. Where single copies are
taken the payment must be made invariably upon
the reception of The first number.
~ Postnasters. editors or publishers OF papers
and all Ministers Of the gospel are authorized
agents.
All papers friendly to the cause, will please
give the above few insertions.
Ashcyie n. C., Oct 10, 1910.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-02-25
FOR C.fNH O.sEL::
bale Yarn Il Brown SHIFTING

Manufactured at Lexington, N. &.
HAVE received quantity Of The above ari'-
clos, which will sell wholesale or retail At
very reduced prices | believe the Shiriinga the
eeu, ever saw in any part of the United States
wish the Merchants and Farmers to call aud cx.
anime, and shall be sure of n sale.
H. D. WILLIAMS. Agent.
Charlotte, Julyl Ia, 1910. 42G
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-02-25
VOLUME Nj. !
y. ASBURY, Editor.
II. j. EiOlion, Proprieio, and PaJiisLtr
TERE!S:

T,sO Dollars and F.Gg Cofs if paid in advance
Tire Dollars II not paid within three nun,hs
And Th"e Dollars and Fifty Cents il not paid
until after the expiration of the ear No paper
discontinued until all arrearages are paid, except
al tie option ol the Editor.
GJAdycrusemonts inserted at One Dollar per
sqGare nc lines or less, this sized tyr, for ,he
first Insertion, and rs cents Tor each continuance
Court advertisements and Sheriff. safes charged
% psf cent. higher; and deduction Of 33i pcr
crit, will DO made from ihc regular prices, for ad.
,tftisers by the year.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-02-25
NEW FIRM.
ssE,THgNE e. JOHNSON

may favor them with their patronage. All
work done in their establishment warranted
to BE m.Je IN tho most durable manner and
latest fashion.
Good s'i.s warranted on all occasions.
Cd1t5ite, SEPT II, 1870 5iJ
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-02-25

N. B. Bclhune s. Johnson having SIC.
ceeded Cso 10 the BUSINESS, ho.u,ly ie.
commend them to my irieuds aud tie public
as competent workmen, accommodating and
Pauctual. have 70 hesitation in say ng
taa;tae firm viii give more general Sa,isfac
iiou thaa has ever been given heretofore. |
intend to remain with them for some time
lur he purpose q closing my business.
VIOS. s. ALEXANDER.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-02-25
NOTICE.
eHsEUo .EeHEE
To BUILD.

8nliE Subscribers Is III receive sealed proposals.
~ lor building q JAIL in the town OF Concord,
|unn the o3d day q March next, at which time
I,hoy will close tho contract The building rs 10
10 Of Brick IN a stone foundation, - feet long,
IS feet broad, and .arcc stories high The walls
% be put up and the building covered IN by the
9Th Of November next and the contract compile.
led by the 18th November, 1912. The conifae-
Tor can receive the proceeds Of the Tax for 1910
by thu 5th October next, which amounts To about
$500 aud $500 annually until the whole is paid
Bond with approved security will be required Of
The contractor.
Any Purscn wishing tn contract for the same
can see The plan and specifications of the build.
ny by applying 10 either of the undersigned Al
Concord
l.. n. KRIMMINGER, co,,,,s
WM BAkRINGER. .
r. w ALLISON,
Concord, Cdbarus county,
Jan. &c, ls4l t2l
W. The Carolina Waterman and Wing Banner
Will advertise until 18th March. and forward acct
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-02-25

A man named Kelley, an Infdel, who
has been preaching dangerous doctrines
throughout the country, has been sentenced
by Judge Hepburn, Cumberland Co. Penn
10 one years Imprisonment.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-02-25
EsEEIOVA
GROCERIES.

~@ 'HNt'k Subscriber hes u.s. re-
Fb4-gA II coiyed ron Charleston, 1
Y LssasIafl large stock Of GROCERIES, II
49,. Q CORS Sc, consisting of
DO barrels SUGAR, various qua!.!.es,
20 bsgs Rio COFFEE,
3 barrels Loaf SUGAR,
Chests Of iiyson, Gunpowdor and Black Tea
% 0axrs best English CHEESE
) do do Pine Apple do
l. do new crop Malaga RAlSlNS
l0,GgJ Lest Spanish SEGARS
- Grnd Stones, assorted sizes
TIcrcrs RICE,
90. casks ine Champaigne BRANDY,
10 do old Cogniec 10
: Go co Holland GIN,
d do 90 Old Madeira WINE
III boxes Lemon SYRUP
ard various other articles no, enumerated all ii
which will &c sold low ior CASH aud CASH only
vho.asa,y or salaL
R. r. BRhLY.
Charlotte. Nor q. 1910. ~
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-02-25
AGrNYS

Col. r. VI. Cochrun, Mecklenbnrg, n G.
Chas. ". Harris. Mil Grove. n c.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-02-25

Cholera in India REMEDY. -This dc.
s.rucllve scourge was prevailing to a con
siderable extoat in Iuda by the last &C.
CONT but we rejoice to fra that medical
ctlicer 10 Bombay has discovered plan ol
treatment Which has proved successful in
fourteen cases on, of fifteen The cure is
Effected thus: After administering an emet
&c and coyious potatIons Of hot water, the
following pills are gwen, one every quarter
Of an hour, or twenty minutes, or half at
hour, according 10 the urgency Of ;he case
Ai1es, gre. go; cslocynth, scamony, gam.
bose, OF each, srs. IS; opium grs. IL; cal
omel, grs, 1876; these are TO be powdered
Gae, aud thoroughly mixed, and beat up
with l2l grains OF hard soap, adding mucil
age sufficient to soften the mass, which
divided into fifty pills, IS to be kept for use
IN close phiaIs. These pills, 1t must be re
membsred are intended for adults; fol
younger persons they ate divided, and for
children smaller quantities are given
erenud down in honey or syrup Bombay
Times, Sept. 30.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-02-25

Crorn Je'reis Of Iictoria,-The Crown
of the Queen OF England Itself weighs three
pounds, and is composed Of hoops OF silver
enclosed by cap Of blue velvet. Those
hoops are studded wi,h precious stones and
upon the crown is a ball, set also with pre-.
clous stones, and surmounted with brliiants
in tho form of Maltese cross. The rim
is lowered with Maltese crosses and the
Geurs do lis. In the centre Of the large
Maltese cross is splendid Sapphire, aad IN
front is the immense ruby once worn by
Edward the Black Prince. Numerous
other precious stones, rubies, pearls, and
emeralds, are ntermnsled with these gems
down to the rim, which is formed Of ermine
Value, half a million OF dollars.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-02-25

Gn hand, Gene and KsUy!
u HAVE ~ hrnd al tins time, several Cary
II aiis, Jumpers, Caryhccs, aad 2
well finished Su,kjCs. one Of which Is very
hne, and am continually putting up Work IN the
above line. Gentlemen wishing TO buy would DO
well 10 call in and sec for themselves good terms
will bc given them.
Al kinds Of REPAIRING done as heretofore
doors below the Methodist Episcopal Church
on SeyCuth-strert.
WM l.. MITCHELL.
Charlotte, July :, 1910. Aft
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-02-25
Deferred Articles.
from the Charleston Courier.

HARVEY AGAINST THE FIELD--C6 IN.
DIANS TAKEN.
GrcGshope of tie termination Of he Florida
Var.
FLORIDA, JAG. %, ls4l.
Through the kindness OK an officer re
Gently from Fort King, | am enabled 10 fur.
+ nI.h you The particulars 81 ~ achievement
performed by the % Infantry, that in my
; opinion is equal to any thai has occurred
dutlDg tho war.
+ About The 9th inst, Col. Riley left Fort
Elng and CROSSED the Och 'awala, al / orl
Fowls With the intention Of proceeding up
I rs eastern bana IN search Of The hauuls 81
the enemy. Third day out be (eil upon a
small trad, aud upon examination, discover.
ed that II lead into The Everglades Of the
Ocklawaha. Satisfied that lntiaus wore
near him he put his command IN motion,
aud for three days continued his onward
course through mud aud water, frequently
more than knee deep-biyoucking at night
without FIRE, &c. In this cautIous aud truly
Ildida maHaer, he approached the enemy
unseen, unexpected. On the morning. OF
the third day the advanced scout reporteo a
large Indian force short dIglguce ahead
an Intervening h.llock enabled The Colcnei
to dispose Of bis force il such manner as
TO preclude the possibility OF The Indians es.
Gaping without fght.
Az the troops closed 10 low warriors
sprang TO their arms, but one look al the
situation Of things satisfied them Of the fully
Of fighting, for from behind every tree and
bush, The "grlm vlsage " Of a musket pre-
scented itself and the FIRST effort At resistance,
would have but tapped The bell, that would
have rung The knell Of ;heir departing spir.
It's. They yielded without strl:.Hga blow.
Tho sobs and lamentations Of the women
and children, were Wholly egJallod BY the
fear, the trembling cvinced by The warriors.
They were 50 badly frightened that they
could scarcely arllculate-'tis ever thus
with the coward. Upon counting noses
the prisoners numbered 100; and before
disposition was made Of them runner who
had but few hours previous joined their
camp, made his APPEARANCE, with an order
signed by Gen. Armlstead directing that
no one should interfere with SAID Indians,
as they had promised to 90 "a at Tanpa,--
The Colonel turned to his officers" gen.
,lemen sald 10, would not have regarded
a White Gag, but to an order IN tldck ana
ultte, | mus, succumb." Guide, address
ing his negrol draw bee IIao for home
and see tina. you take Us there BY The short.
est possible route. 10 silent and the mos,
perfec; disgust, the command wended their
Lomeward path.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-02-25

The Philosopher and the Raaic.-An.
thouy Collins, who has recently been con-
sdered Free-thinller, one day met plain
countrymau going to church. Where
arc YOU gong y said the philosopher. ITO
church, SIR" "What to DO there -
50 10 worship God, sir" ''pray, is God
great or little J" He is both, sir
How can that be !" He is so great
that the heaven Of heavens cannot contain
him, and he is so little that he can dwell
in my heart" Collins afterwards declared
that the simple observation of the country.
man had more effect upon his mind than
all the volumes he had perused, written by
the learned doctors.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-02-25
JANUARY 81.

Capt. Baropm has returned to Fort Rus.
sci. The camp of HnIieck tus-te uuggec
vas discovered within : mles of Fort Rus
soi-he got wind Of the troops aud escaped.
Capt. Barnum captured three squaws, one
child and three ponies.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-02-25
PRESS FOR SALE.
PROSPECTUS
oE THE
NESIERN-C tROIiNA TEMPERANCE
ADVOCATE;

4 nonthlypppe 4epo,edt to the Temperance
Reform published at Ashriiie, ~ {.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-03
PANTS AND VESTS
o + L ERY hI.kDl


OF EVERY KIND!
COMPRISING full acknowledgements which are
~ 30 pair fue Sar.Lei Paats
io' do good Nes;s, Ar,; and ccmrlcre &C.
sortmsEi KEEN y co.
NETT SEiA"LS AT 4 BARGAIN.
/ AIilROP & VAN utJ RISEN have hand Whr-
- toored aus Back Nc-f Shaws. Also. cunrrii. red
Muslin sna~ls, which tscs will sell Cal alI gs
%. cams sl-