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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-24

AHARD CASE-The Washington Spec
lator says that an opulent merchant in one OF
the northern cities, who died few years ago.
a. an advanced age, bequsathed large
fortune TO bis wife and dasghier. taking pre-
cautions, al the same time, that The investment
which was in stock Of The Bank ofthe United
States, should not be changed. He spprehend
cd they might be tempted by higher interest
or plausible Inducements 10 place their funds
whore they would not be so secuie. When
the stock began 10 fall. the advice Of eminent
counsel was tGkeu with regard ,Othd practa-
ciblty Of selling Ou'; bui il was decided that
this could not be done. 'ltsvalue was thus
seen to fell from day to day, until irmeteda-
way 10 nothing. and The unfortunate women
were cousgned TO abjec, poverty.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-24
HERMITAGE, August lst, !942.

@St ~S@O
JACOB GIBSON, Esq.
DEAR Sir: have the pleasure to acknow.
ledge the receipt Of your letter OF the 18Th ult,
informing me, that joint resolution passed the
Legislature of New Hampshire, at their June
session, 1912, Of which you are member,
ins,ructing your Senators in Congress and res
quesling your Representatives to use their ef-
forts 10 procure the passage Of law by Con-
gress 10 refund to me, with interest, the fine
imposed by Judge Hall, in 1916, for alleged
contempt, &c.
For this unsolicited interposiion of the
Legislature, to have expuOged from the record
this iniqulious impu,atlon upon my character
by that unjus. and vindcate Judge Hall citing
10 his own cause, fIOm whose fiat there was
no appeal, deserves, as it receives, my sincere
thanks
Worn down by sflction and debility I
write with difficulty and seldom attempt 10
WELD my, pen, unless when Imperlous neces-
si'y compels 10 vindicaiion ofmy abused char"
acter.
For your kind expression with regard to
my public character and your kind wishes,
make YOU tender oflhanks and remain,
Very respectfully, your mo-l ob't serv't.
ANDREW JACKSON.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-24

THE END OF THE WoRBD. Not only the
ministers are ou, from their pulpi,s against Mr..
Muler's doctrine, but DR. Smith, the famous
Geogolist, s demonstrating tina, his theory is
an absurd one. Geology demonstrates conclu-
sivey, like The sctence'o of mathematics. that
the'ear,h Is Of unlimited antiquity The strata Of
which II is composed show 1t. Take Mount
Etna, for instance. it took 1900 years 10
make the surrounding formations. And to
make all the formations that are now known TO
exist. It has required million ofyesrs. These
formations are eil progressing by infinitely
long periods oftme; nor does the earth even
now show any signs Of age. Study prophecy
therefore, you like, but don'tfasee, geology.
1t is a great science, and IL destined 10 work
oul mighty results.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-24

The Tennessee Legislature hss passed a
dlsiric,inc Bdllfor the election Of State Sena.
tore sad Representatives. But they have not
made aOy pfoRress in the mskiog Of Congress
Sioaai districts.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-24
RHRlAL OF A FOOT

The followng impo'lanl Item sppeTs il .
Mexican paper ofIhe 29th Sept. We are 10"
chued TO the belief, that The other foot. accOm-
panied by the head and body Of The owner, wilt
ere long, follow in the"foot steps Ofits il'us-
triOus predecessor"
yesterday was buried with p6mp end sole
emuIIy in The cemetaTy Of Saint Paul, the fuoG
which HIS ExceIleucy Presiden, Gen. Santa
Ana ost in the action ofthe 15ih Dec, 1883
II was deposited in a monument erected fOr
that purpose Don IgUaciO SIerrsy Rose hav-
ing pronounced funeral discourse sPPrOpri.
ole 10 the subject"
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-24
yERYIMPoRTANT FROM THE PA
CIFIC.


We received Tue annexed very important
piece ofintellgsucefrom Capt. GriswoId Of
the Psnama, which arrived yesterday from
Canton. 'r.
In lat. 25. long go N. he spoke The whale
ship Ou,ar,o, Of Nantucket. from cruise; tho
'Csp,ain Of which jroporlAd that a French
squadron bad taken possession Of the Mar.
qussas group of Islands. "laOded troops on
them and fortified two f,he largest. The
commander Of the feet had sealed orders,
which he did moi Openua he arrived off tho
Islands
Our whale ships made the Marquesas their
half way house iu The Pacific. They are i'm
porlant for this purpose.
This is an extraordinary movement on the
par, of the French. What does it meant
The group is composed Of Eve islands, which
are named Christina, 81. Pedro, Hood. Mag.
dalena. and 81 Dominica. They are about
lat. 9 so S. and along. l3e'W. The inhabl-
tanrs are Of large SIZE, ,awny. and laltOoed
from head to foot. The men 60 naked and
the women nearly so. They cook aud eat
all persons killed in batiles and also all their
prisoners. What will the French do with
such peopel They will do something, how.
ever, with the the Islands.-,N. Y. Herald.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-24
From the Ohio Statesman.
SPECIE FLOWING UP THE MISSIS.
SIPPI.

The papers along the Mississippi are noli-
cling The large amounts of specie that is iow>
ing intothal country since the explosion of
nearly all the banks! Two millions of dollars
lefi New York 10 a very few days, for New
Orleans and the Mississippi county, for the
purchase Of cotton. Exchange, also, since
the abSQualulation ofIhe banks and the dlsap-
Pearanco ofbrokeu deprecated and swlndling
baukPaper-the greatest csrse that ever visi.
ted any PoOp'e. The pncs Of cotton, we slp
know, or oughtto know. does not depend up.
on the quantity Of greHsy promises to pay. put
NHoai by irresponsible bankers, but npon its
dem n,nd IN England. Purchasers of cotton.
therefore, whso they cannot convert their
good funds tnle bank paper--and the worse
he greater prOit-rhey pay the planter in
res money lin the old fashioned constitutions
al siefE Exchanges, thereof regulate tbemI
selves just as The Carriage Of any other arli-
Gle. You might just AZ we'll talk of regula-
ting the carriage Of wheat, -four, pork. cotton,
&c, bylaw, or by great corporations OF indi-
qiduals as TO regGiAtS The carriage and ex-
change Of money! At viii regulate itself if
you tear away the dykes and entertainments.
Tear away your false. IOtlen and unnatural
impedemssts that robbers and rascas have
built up TO Gil their own inIqu,lious Golfers,
and sunshine viii soon break through The
dark misls tha, now bsdarken the world. A
paper promise will then mean what It purpots
TO mean the representative Of real value,
fouHded upon real transaction, couveuAble
on presentation atthe place whore made paya. =.
BILE. Thenwe shall have real prosperity, real
wealth; real business men Of character, ptsbI.
ty and honor. Then we shall have perma.
money in valus end prices, SO that some safe
calculation may be made year beforehand Of
the pto6ls Of labor, and industry be thereby
stimslated with the certainty of reward, sand
extravagsnce and speculation checked by
Withdrawing the curtain Of .magn6sd hope
from before the eyes Of The public.
Exchanges are largely in favor Of the u. i
States and Of the West and Southwest, over
She Eastern cities. We see it stated hiatt it
10 only 1-2 per cent. Sbstween 81 Louis and
New York Such a.sIate of things cannot
last many months before capital, real money,
must flow 10 upon US from all directions, If
trade is left alone, aud not crippled or mono
Polized by mistaken, though perhaps we'll in
tended legislation. The curse of our coun-
try now, all admit has been our innumerable
banks and paper credit system, the monstrous
debts ofwhch bankrupt. aw'has' been pas
sed to liquidate. Can it be cured by shlng-
ling our State aRd country over by a new
hatchf Though safer, they may be equally
aslstsriOus 10 our prosperity. Monopoly 10
s9ihi not the life, Of trade. We have tried
i asts.tried it, and it turned out the same.-
Lei " then do evil sparingly, or not not do
Il al stt when there is enough Of it left in sx-
isteaGe. W.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-24

a HowA HIoH TARIFF WoRKs. The follow
g extract from Montreal, <Canads) paper,
speaks volumes as 10 the III effects of a high
tariff Smuggling on the frontier has already
commenced. and will Tow be practteed TO an
immense extent 1t 10 Impossible 10 stop il.
A protective tariff is nothing moro nor less
than bounty on that species Of roguery, aoG
wehave in the example Of Great Britain an in
stance Of the extent TO which it may be carried
IN spite Of millions expended 10 prevent IT. IN
spite ofa standing army, andevery precauliou
that cau be Devised. The following article
we cut from The Commercial Reporter of Mon
lreal, .-Splr. Times.
IT'S an III Wind that Biops Nobody Good
The manufacturers "frhe United Siaesibave
humbugget the general government into high
tariff on foreign merchandlze. The conse.
qusnce is that smuggling into Sthe UnIted
States from the Provinces is already in a -four.
ishing condition. From -Esslport 10 Port Sa-
rama is long distance. The Republican
Custom -house officers can nuCnore stop SNUG
glIng along that exten.Ve frontier, If there be
high duties TO encourage II shana man can
hod wafer In his fist. When vii men learn
w'sdoTnl Man proposes and Nature d,spos-
es. Men will persist in making laws TO con-
tNoI nature, and We, they might as we'll try to
overcome The law Ofgrav,atOn, and upset The
solar system.
Establishments will 'befofmed along The
whole frontier before 1873 is OUT, to introduce
British goods into the States, and all the vigi-
lance Of tina Republican off ers will no, stop it,
Besides, The officers themselves are vena
The srnuggIer vii brrbe them, aud such CON
RoG (elOWH as Custom house sharks usually
are, ere always open TO a bribe. They have
all India rubber conveuiences. They stretch
to The crack o'doom. Smuggling will put
money i0o The Canadian purse. IL IS o prof
stable rade, though no, particularly honest
one. That makes but iide difference in these
SHIes, We learn that several merchants in
this city intend opening establishments on the
frontier, with signs big enough 10 be seen a.
cross &ake Ontario aud Erie. without specla.
-cles'
This article requires no comment. If the
public treasury 's.O be plundsred IN This way
under The inducements offered by our present
tarE, what would be The IesuI. were the Fed.
eraIists to saddle Us with The protective duties
about which their little bralns appeared Of late
10 have run perfectly madl'
Sa.aA-A>...
AsSoLEMN FAcr. III is not poverty so much
~ preteDce, that hsrrasses ruined msn-lhe
struggle between proud mind and an empty
purss--,he keeping up hollow show that
muS, ec6n come 10 90 end. Hsyethe cOUrsge
TO appear poor, and you disarm poverty Of ils
sharpssl sting.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-24

LAuoHABLE. The bes, joke we have heard
forss0hs lime (says .hePnelps Democras.)
itihe reason assigned BY the Coon organ at
COnandaigua, for their late dsisst 10 Ohio.-
Hear him:
r'The hundred ihouSanl voters which ass
somblsd at Dayton few days before the
election, did'nt all get home in time 10 yots,",
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-24

WORKMANSHIP ONO Ao6lN. The Norman
Temple a, Kirkland has lately been dedicated
anew to God and the wand Of the Prophet
has been waking the dry bones in that valley.
On Saturday the 29Ih ult., three ofJOe Smiths
specially commissioned and faithful followers
arrived al The Temple from Nauvoo, and COM
menced prescl ing faith and repentance The
Sunday morning following al z O'Clock, they
commenced bspliz,ng in branch Of The Cha
grin River, and continued at intervals for three
days; bopiSng 10 all 2O6 persons, at two chill
lings head! Old converts wero re-bAptized
and their sins wsshed away for the same price
as the young ones, mskiug no distinction be-
tween old sheep and The lambs Of the fock.-.
Cleveland Paper.
ONE WOMAN POWER.-A chap in New
Orleans says:--"lt's very we'll for politicians
TO speak Of The danger ofibe one man power
but IL they lived as long as i have with Mrs.
CALVIN, they'd know something guess about
the danger oflhe one woman power, tell
you, when | thinks Of | treDfbIes for my
constitution"
CALCULATION Wing Times, Of
Wheeling, has slrsady elected Mr. Clay, on
paper, by the decisive vote Of l69 outeOt
275-but unfortunately for Mr. @, the xdhor
was compelled 10 take ". York, Ohio, indi-
ana, N. Carolina, Maryland, N. Jersey, and
Looisiana, (97) to mOke Out l50. Keep fig.
urIng, Cay's The msDI-NY Pleb'an.
BEDLAM.-An editors Office. when half
dozen Of his best friends take possession Of
il for political discussions, 10 the forenoon.
If such persone as fake pOSsessI0If OF On
eIitoI'sroom m are the editor'S best friends,
then he mSy well exelaim, 'deliver me from
my frisnds."- Sun.
True 90 GOspel, and too well do We know IL
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-24
INTERESTING FROM TEXAs-WAR
IN EARNEST. p


We have received, blythe way efNew Or
leans, highly interesting intelligence from
Texas TO the 4lh INST.
II appears that var has nov began in earn
est We give below all the particulars.
Afler taking Of San Antonio. Caldwell,
with 325 men marched to The SoladO, and
encamped within six miles Of Ibe town.
Thence he sent in a small force 10 drive out
The Mexicans. They attacked the Texans
about nine o'clock in the day and fought un-
il night Tho loss Of the Texans, one kill
led and fen wounded, that of the Mexicans,
two obuIdrsd and fourteen killed and wounded.
THIS was on :he l6Ch Of Sept. On The l9h
the Mexicans relreated, ond were followed by
the Texans. On the 2tsl they had skir-
mish--the Mexicans rspldily re'reated. An
expedition was preparing, under The command
of Caldwell, TO 60 10 the Rio Grande, and
would destroy every thing that could in any
manner harbor the enemy They were to
leave some time during the present month.
Gen. Wool and his army have continued
their retreat, at last adViess the spies had dis~
covered the Mexican army numbering about
5000, al the Preside del Rio Grande lortfy>
IUBs IUo spy CoWpuuy uuu o''N0u !" O'ONO
head Of cattle, which The Mexicans attempted
10 drive of 10 their fb,teaL
They followed the trail Of his army about
thirty miles beyond the NAnces; and found
carte. wagons, and d1.ticles Of furu ure strewn
along tho road, lha, had been apparently left
10 expedite his fight. The spies say the trail
indicated that he fed wi h great PRECIPITATION,
and stopped to build camp ires only once or
twice on the rovie TO he Preside.
The people of Texas are melted by lively
desire for revenge and justice upon the Mexi-
cans. At Houston, men Of al! classes have
enrolled themselves. Even D Minister Of the
gospel (Rev. Mr. Hue 9ins) has attached him.
self 10 one of the companies believing The pro.
lection Of his county his home and his fami-
", as not incompatible with his holy profess
sion. 10 Liberty. Harris. Jasper, aud other
eastern counties, The militia are ready TO turn
out al the word.
Gen, Someryille has so far recovered his
health az Ito have started for the army. The
time for its march 10 the frontier has been
postponed 10 the 3OIh inst One thousand
men have continued in the field, and it is
thought lha, 1900 or 2O9O will be ready 10
march at the lime appointed. Troops are all
in excellent spirits and ere ANXIOUS 10 take up
he line of march for the Mo Grande. There
IRE now |, ,245 troops in the field
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-07
SMITH. DRINKER q MORRIS,

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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-07
i'E'TAt.E sCuOO, IVYo,

\ -,'.''L ior me education Of Young tHcs v.I b..
''t itih DAY of January next. uGfer ne srr. Az
~. f, 10 .hss Ni.1arinc T. p1igr uI Sew YORK r
.oin moral a.! Intellectual fo take chtrae cf
,t 'n ~ Young Ladies. On f..a School every
,De laghl necessary o. con- if..r com ..fc lni
'i hll.h ed1caoni also fhc French iauruirc ana
rD' iic SITUATION Dr. n section Hf country rfnVrfNIH
.9r -s good health aud is cnf-.ry tl fe Louisa Rail
~. WI render very usc-tslr fr.n any part o. Che
-ir. rNor eight youn. Ifes vol uo tsfu as huar,icrI
N NY nmiiy. TIC fcsus nr 1ri fud tuition viii bs
eit GOO the scholastic Vr1r.' iIaunfla
IiHf -nool hls been rslHI.r ioi the education Hf
my .'Fn chirr1. sul u1 sns Ias uce spared in pro
curiHl competent Trfr.0r
Persons 81. .rffE fn srnf i'.r laughter. Varf 10
Dis boil. fIe-' ifI n F ut Iheir afr rIeu
lr c.I'g i. los bc ts fIr uIrhcf OF uup. t uinteI
Ny T. 30 ufi.e - Pouc-vlie, Lilisa Couuiy.
CLAYTON g.. COLEMAN.
Jo i1ue Castle, iouisa County. Dec b,h, 1871.
de- fl-lsWf VII
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-07
SALES AT AUCTION
FUTURE DAYS.
BY THo's BRANCH & BRO.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE. AT ar,crro>,


IL Nf'n" ~ Iced 90 trusf executed by Wa, N,r,
a " la snbscr3 on the I3f DAY Of Mtreb ty- a.,
nn IN I,3.s M reia SET forth, and ,u,v r.eo5c :,
ne 'erSa oleeof the HIstinzs Court G,r IN, t,tv -,
county: ~ f'"iIe "torae
sIa proceed 70 cen a. Auction. on the Ord ay Of
nats. lo'< az III oetoc<. on the premises the fiis
lscai Esaie w Commencing AZ Civ Poin. ~, ~ I-
Lots laid on by Mclth Bates survevor ~ ~ ,s,,
Kehnond amounting IA number 20 sIo1t one tlo,,sy a.
an iIle'iiey thereafter, aul tlr same pi,ec n,
aci Of wei umheicc land lying on nailys Crccs
a1"ning the said Lots on the Sou,hsru Bons,isry ~
Shouli the sales Of the Lots, anil The asa aces ~
aoresai, not De closed during The day ansl n linz >, -
eccs VIII the sale Of tic other property: -
we SHAH, on the next dTy. commence AZ the Sam, h
on TIC premises 20 Eei. by Pubhc Auction tho Par,
win an the improvcmeni) called Weston living m Prrc
1enrse about two miles above City Point ami botIps M,
INC north by the Appom'ioN RIVER aud conianing ,L,
~ acres This Land Is ysiJsbc for ifs Timber ana con
Fcnienre 10 ntrsei-the Railroad passing through n
INC alufNn OF City Point, n mari POSSESSING ,tcaf
..aut'te Tor business, well known % the public ami
".r.i'ci ne attention % thc busins.s men ' ~
Inc terms OF sale VIII be In months n. balance o,.
and tTo yrars-Cgril pavuicrir ' '~"-S ''S
tuie tot the above properly Is uuquestion,bie bu,
SEN as trustees, shall convey n1iv - ,t.h ~
vested as JANIS W PEGRH,rS - WINCH Is
AND Tr,.,..,
~ sale conducted ~
TuO'- BRANCH & BRO AY-,s
mere ton The above property the Point fooI two
story D"' i.us House and store with a "a uth. VV,r
-. " - an l ..sp fthet houses - &c dffS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-07
AUCTION SALES
BY DAVENPORT s. ALLEN.
GROCERIES

.. GROCERIES, SC.
On MONDAY, Fshrlary I'm an ~ 49, IN ,-,..
a. our ale'"n &C., The 'oio~I q a. 6 ''-t
lobass iIguay "a Coffee
~ - Nio DO
10 hhis Porto Rico sus,rs
10 :, Crcik Al
10 10 Mhskcy
fisl sacks salt
"a blls No Iferrurs
81 5oEeg mould Candlct
100 kc.s Rifle Powder
~ hiss Bacon Nitjlinrs
- dn Nolasses
100 kegs No White Lead
81 bags Brazil Nuts
10 bbis L Rum
,duh1f chess fne Teas
llp bags Java Coffee
5slreains Cap and Letter Paper
~ Do Wrapping a,
~ ar pipes Clnnita : VI Wins
Terms as usl al. M Ant,
e3l ~ hue'r
10 NoTlCE-The above sale viii take Mace 4, ,,oor.
IN case the weather BE- unnIoa an, Ms.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-07
b EEJGHr AND PASSAGE nOAT TO
NORFOLK AND UAl.TISIORF.

lilo stcamcs POCAHONrAS,
n f-SS-$l 'sp'. PaTrish, will continue ncT
ISa=---a'A,, - orig between ills rlace, Noli.ls
- s-f ari Baltimore during the winter
= -- leaving hero every Wc,lur- l4y n
10 O'Clock, and BALTIMORE every Saturday AG,rn1on.
lncnn. ~ NorioS a"rg aul returning For freight OF
psss1sc having Vef. superior SEQ muolli apply
fe I'm LEWIS IVDiAM a son.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-07

TA'k rton. the Guar isnen. Boy Harry Iorrefrer with
- .ia.rii1rs ty fH7. Nrsl 1ui 8, iusf rcrevcf.
C rNIli, DRlNkER & MORRIS
4 LARGE .uluyor F.ncy s.ips. EUrIcfs. Ce.oroc
"A and furiit Wlfcr-for sale ow.
FEEL '-Ir III rTzTACr A zoN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-07
WORTHAM'S OFFICE,
Under the Exchange Hote'.


For Monday, in the Exchange a,hali past3.
capias-sl5oo. 400 900, 1000 iIi5. 10 of ION IA
OF Oh, etc. % Nos-ll drawn. Tickets So "
For Tuesday, NJ Petersburg
Capiais-sl20oO 600. $50 % o. I.On 1851 100 t,,o
i'Vi W 81 lVp', etc. 70 Nos-i2 drawn Tickci- 81
For Wednesday Evening
oapials-sl5eOo, ioOu. 1907 s0p 100 1884 lc2, -,
wv ~ OF ~ ETC. - N0sl5 drawn h.llots Trkes Il
Fer Saturday, II h February.
Va. Lccaburg, Exffn. 'fisa 4 n 49,. -,
Als u se11l each, &t0o, 5UO ~ ~ a t.o n a., AZ
anu ~ Of ~ etc. 81 Ncg-l3 drawn. Tickcts $40
:, =, For Saturday, l9.h February.
~, va donnngalil' tlassC, ~ Alexandra Cl,,Is s,o
- l2H 1000 cpJ, t0o } o. $50 b 49,, -;
oo' ~ ~ OF 'Ol, ETC. = Nos-l3 irawD III kcts eio
For Saturday, 26h February.
sa, So heSshurs Eur NJ 10 az Alcxlniris C,p,ir-
&c = NJ co.. 500 200. 1917. 100 price of 100
Mammoih scheme 'or iafh March Al Alor,ndyf, c,r,
% 2fO l1ft0. 1900. luUpl 400 : IN 80
1ss ~ 3, oi ~ 10 81 sO1. 81 = ~ ~ OF 100 ~ ~
''oi u'i &C. etc . Nos-l3 drawn. Tc:ct- 81
II y B-f,r Prize Tickets call on or or.ror c-,r
s'S' : u, Soii an' rsshci wiHn fov vy.k 80,
y" So " siVl : o. and sunday Price of sl0f &c
" olierspcr ri'- punct1aly attended o. and ,y
"ss "a 5it"aTdei WREN required. '"
!aN CHARLES woRTnAM
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-07

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c'ivng the Cargo Of the srhr Oscar from FrankIiu
H. say liu hhds prime Sugar. the well known u bran-
20 Lhl5 am uerces prime retailing Nolasses, which we
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