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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-18

eonssx usaee. 10 the proposition. that msloii
shall be ruled by nlinorty--that fsssGlaa IN
the West is hot equal to a ireemsn in the East
then take upon myself TO say, that such Is no,
the "spirit" Of Wood, and trust in God IL never
will be. If such isths "spirt" Of any portion OF
the West, then are we in Wood separated from
them by a Gulf broad. deep aud impsssa6ls.
J. j. JACKSON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-18

:; g"'a notes are said to be readily disposed Of
IN Baltimore at ~ discount No wonder. H..
os"er paper than the Baltimore. Rail Road order,
SO per cent. discount. ''O'''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-18

II UNAWAY.-on the Bad day OF February lssr
- was committed 10 the Jallof Hsnrico County negro
woman named FANNY. about 25 or - years Old; dsrk
eompeNioni about feet II inches high; has scar over
vac o cyc sud aarEe gap between the front above
ahI neowi mad on when committed a Lindsey Atripel
irocE' checked handkerchief around her neck AMI =
checked cotton handkerchief on her head-tays she be.
longs TO Dr. Christopher Harris Of Cumberland countv
ahn wss hred tho present year Madison Talley or
county The owner OF said slave " re1uIred
come forward prove properly. pay charges and lake
heI away else she Will be dealt with according 10 law
JONES, Deputy FOR
snoad. Sheriff aud Tailor Of IIenIieo county
NH elm NNu"y.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-18
M LAST EvENIAo,. saIl-
CoN0RESs-wEDNRsDAY.

h'C"hou" spoke ON Mr. clays resolutions.
,,, :" inc nou''' the Loan Bill was taken upi Mr.
w" mo'sd 10 extend the time Of redemption from
u TO 10 yeArs-~hieh motion led to long debate.
and was agreed to.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-18

ft- sale Of useful anil Faaey articles will b. held a.
fowhaan Court House, on Monfay, tho fi ~ Aurh most
assist In building an Episcopal Church, Fine Creek
Mills, Powhatan county NH cwtlA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-18

MIR DICKENS (the celebrated Boz) and hi, ludv
arrived IN this city last evening, and took lodging,
!" the Exchange. Before reaching here he declined
an invitation to public dinner.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-18

NoTARIEs PUBLIC, for the County of
Henrico and City of Richmond
"M. d. CLIFFORD Moss, Esq, of the City OF
Rich mond.
Moses GooLp, Esq. do
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-18

A JOINT meeting composed tho Young Mems Tofal
n Abstinence, tho Richmond Total hbsnonco, and The
Washington Temperance rocieca, viii be held tho T.
Room ofthc Second Bapus Church, ~ "a O'Clock
this CFndsy Eycnng.) fl attendance ofthc Focisiies
requested. Major George y. Robong, distinguished
II Total Abstinence, FROM MorE1n County, Va
vii DO present aud address tho meeting.
AZ persons feeling Interest In The Of Tofal 40
NH Is TIE Committee
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-18

resume. "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-18
CANAL COMMERCE..

MARcH 17th, 1912.
ARRIVED,
Canal Boat Gabriel Tar, d Rose, master, with
50 tons merchandise.
Hoker w Anderson, master, with 3iJ ton.
merchandise.
WIN l. Lancaster, d G Dcvinney, master, with
10 tons mefchandize.
Virginia, w Minor, master, with 2og tons mer-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-18
Nj A r IN E
PORT OF RICHMOND

PORT OF RICHMOND.
High Water this day. at o'clock, A. NJ.
ENTERED
Brig Powhaian, Gudler, New York, ballast, 20
l. Ludlam X Son.
ARRIVED,
sehr John Stull, Tei, Phiiadclphia, sundries.
Select, Powers, Egg Harbour ballast.
Orator, Wilson, Norfolk, sur dries, to WON.
bic & Deane.
SAILED,
Schr VermadiIla, Welsh, Baltimore, coal.
4 Lnnden, Parker, Baltimore, coal.
Ann Eliza, Townsend, ~ York, coal.
RIVER BEPORT-Mafeh I7th.
Brig Alice, on Newport, Nows.
Sehr General Scott OF Jordan's Point.
Pcnnsyltania, on do do.
Fox, OF Curtis Neck.
MEMORANDA.
Nav YoHE, March ij-Cleared, ship Henry
Clay, Stafford, Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-18
AUCTION Gam

It- The attention Of the Medical MOI AMI o,be,. d.
directed the sale of Dr. Carmichaer Ibr,rvsnd
menu Ims byeni9gH ~ O'Clock Catalogues are now
'NeV Hl ~ lNLOE5 & BROTHER,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-18
MARRIAGES.

On the 10Th instant, by Rev. E l. Magoon. nj
hLekiNoSo > MADDOX, TO Miss CAROLINE "
HIreHcoeE, all OF this city.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-18
kIc ND NJ a N NJ p ? :


nuIIEn-Mountain, 6rkin . In 10,
ShNDLES-speTm 4nc; IIulpr Pa,.p, ,e..
Java he. 'A~e"@y'a iiali a. 81 Domingo glt
FlSH-Herings 50.
fLouR-rounIy s5.75to6
,RnsN ppwhe1I OIL to LIS; Corn 52le; DAT, 4sc o, M
iTMnrR ~, hnfSnsh =: Svcdes clio; TrcteSs, sso
d, nsnt -, ear White Pne, No L. ss5; No "a r.
MI 49, ~, flooring l6a20 per NJ feet - ~ ''' o.
Whale. In bbls Ale Wv W Iioi ran strained l06c;
PRONlslONs-SmithfclJ H..
fei Richmond cured 7tc; Land - O'u Miuings 10
fLhSIER-est per ton on R,sin
SfIOr-6c. 'N - w.
h aonnACCo-Reeeipts light this week-we o,so,,,. -.
- OF nus article II We except few One ,n.n
,shi. hosheads heh have appeared ,bis vest ,
cra,a ~ C mken at prices ranging from 81 90 W.
a. In quality. 'e' OF Leaf Is est SCI,
wIiIsKsYTaaSSia.e5 81, and i9peIial SIC; black 81.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-18

W" We observe in the KansWha Republican.
Commentary notice OF Mr. Thompson's vote for
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-18

Valuable II kAIs ESTATE EOH -AIE
I'VE are authorized by the proprieiors TO sell ,os. Nv,
valuable Ieremenis on Union El, the CO mut a.
mem oi inc Meehaueksvle Turnpike The lot Of ne
as % eet rcni aud $50 feet depth, we'll enelose Ths
pudlng Is Of wood, Two stories high containing roos
& ot j. OF inc same size. and well enclosed The
orlhs rs OF brtck, two stories high and contains e,h
ele ganuy mashed II not sold privately before Inc
oih Jay OF April next they will be sold on thnf ay A. nh
nc auction az o'clock, T. NJ. Tcrms-One lird rasb.
enquire Of DARNEy :. a.. t,r uttSn
l2-layxfds "a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-18
DISSOLUTION

IWb 20 paTincrsp heretofore existing under the STYLE
ahd hrmoi " Moss Co. Is this day dissolved by
mutual consent Those Indebted eiteT by note OF
open account Will please make immediate payment; and
all persons having claims roqneSsd 10 presert
The same for settlement TO n Moss who alone IL su
thofisedto use the name Of the concern.
ROBT n MOss
,,,.t . WIN KYLE.
trJ- The Richmond Enquirer and Petersburg inteiH.
genccs will please copy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-22

ITTATCH GLASSES subscri-
wv Der offers for sale his stock OF Lunete, Patent,
;eht Flat Round, and Halt Flat Watch Glasses,
convenient lots. a, No. 8 John-sreet, up stairs
o7lm. JOHN GRAYDON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-22

BOARD WANTED, by a gentleman
~ and his wife, in respectable private family, where
ne are but few boarderS. Please address E. c. al the
ifuse Office stating location and terms, Which must he
~ Retrrences given and required. O20 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-22

[0HN McCABE & CO.'S Intelligence
j Office SO Nassau-si. Instrumentation. M. H CT
syH 9reynrt, ESQ W. Irving Prof. Renwck. aBtt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-22

OFFlCE OF THE RAINBOW, a
| J weehly Periodical, devoted TO Opp FELLOWSHIP
,Hnyed 10 leo Nassau street, Second story the
frhuhe Once. O4 i'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-22

/ w POWER TO LET, from
/ Wv Ito 50 horse power with suitable rooms in the
saw. Mil al West Farms. Inquire OF JOHN COPCUfr
4 a, WasIippion-street s1S If
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-22
TNEXAs.-JONAS BUTLER, Attor-

4 ney and Counsellor at Law, Galveston, Texas
Refers % Daniel Lord, Jr., EEq. John Anihon, ESQ.,.
Prescott Hall, Esq.,; c;rifen Harens Esgs; MeSsrs.
Posts K Main; X. C. Wetmore Co.; j. v. Greenfield u
CO. Walsh Mallory; w. NJ johnson &.SonS-
Mr. Butler will attend 10 Collections, Agencies Land l.
te le Communications may be lett at NO ~ John-stIest
Or Al No Gold. street New York Letters directed 10
Tens must be postage paid to the Lines or they Will no
tsya,rdad b, IN. sers i'm Louisiana. au3Oeod2n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-22

DIANO FORTES.-A superior quality
+ of French Grand Action rosewood and Mahogany
Fsao Foes made with all the modern improvements, and
nt. mas, fashionable and substantial style of the hand
Tnes, wood in market and not surpassed, in Joint
strength ana beauty oy any 20 'n and a be sold
nnS,hIy low The public invited to call and examine
rs SocS Of The subsesher. a. FINN, Manufacturer,
Sls Washington between Harrison and Jay.sts
NB-h imtruuents warranted sound, perfect ard dur.
able AID 10 st.ld all climates
wtiuep guaranty of the same will be gren TO purcha-
,srs p1S 2wPOdt A. FfHk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-22

HATS! CHEAP HATS Three dol
1 lar Ha,s-Just finished the most splendid article
,rroftred TO the public: Elegant short nap Moleski
HIS arlhe prise OF SIS. Also AN article at 81 80 eq1a
q Durability and lustre to those commonly sold al 81
BROWN Practical Halter lac Cana-s,ree door above
,,tyanuu so lm*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-22

DUARD-68 Duane st.-There is moth
ID ing better, nothing cheaper. Call and see. OF Inn
CHEAP INDIA RUBBER CLOTH,
" AXIS Springs Hubs Patent Leather, Band Boxes,
\, Sc for sale very cheap al 272 Pearst. oil In,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-22

VYSTEM OF acknowledgement
- Ia Tailors.-NIr III. SEGhR would respectfully call
attention OF The trade generally TO his axiar system oil
ung garments being that can ascertain points With
hat degee accuracy Which he believes has never before
ernarived at, The above stem can he had OF h'sngeh
y DUBOIS 2SI Broadway where al all times the system
alb ruclionS will Le given Investigation solicited
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-22

Holm u. SARGENT, Commissioners
a. Of Bankruptcy 10 take the proof of debts Claims &C.
Ia District OF Massachusetts within the Southern Dis
ptfe, N.Y-Y ork Office No 4 Walstreat. S293taw4wS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-22

HEO. l.. CURRY, late Periodical Agent
Is Broadway, will please call at this Office to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-22

| mo PEDDLERS AND STATION
| | ERS-20OS groce Ever Point Leads OF first rate
Lily for sale in lOis of 80 groce less ne.quarer The
s,I ;wh,,esale price, at 100 Nassau.streei. OLE ii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-22
9. REDFIEIlD, Bookseller and Sta

M active coiored Girl,
wv about IL or u years old-ndnst we'll
asnded Apply between The hours Of ten and twelve, at
! ~ iehn.1 - OBJ 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-22
PAKTNER WANTED.--Wanted,

| GINGER WANTED-A Lady compe,
| ,,nt TO lead TIE Choir Of an Episcopal church. As
G,atsaary will be given respectable references will be
nirel Le0r addressed lpos paic) TO Mr., SMITHS0N,
lttssi s osSc. ole lws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-22

ARCHITECTURAL DESIGNS. Min
a aiure 0rthognnal, and Perspective Drawings; Work
hAe and Private Buildings WILDE made TO order by
X. A. Sheldon, Architect.
% hnt Mo Mercer cor Howard ST N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-22

H7HE LADY dressed in black who pass
ed A Five dollar Counterfeit Bill on the James Bank
iprday Annstrcei, is requested 10 good bill
,ugb the Post Office. addressed Tribune Office" or she
SHbs vailed upon by gentleman WHO will probably
ts provision for her during the winter al certain place
Sas s.f Nnrth River SO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-22
TRENlENDOUS COMBINATION Of

NfRENENIIOUC NOM DfNAIIUN of
Il The Locomotive and Boston Card Presses for Card
Trusting; also. Tor every description OF Job Printing The
Smith Power Press the superior Rus, Press also, the ctle.
saed Press by Emery London, the only In this
coor.wch presses, for speed beauty and execution OF
s cannot be surpassed 10 the city The location OF this
elve establishment IS al Is John street. al do ,r from
ar where orders or Printing are executed attic shortest
style equal a. any thing yet produced by
F0LGER & SUTTON, Printers
a. B. Look we'll for No us John 4, Pearl o20 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-22

DREAD, BREAD Take notice that
Usb BREAD is all The rage at SO Bowery, corner OF
Mood Strar kepn il going 2l lhS. Sapence. o29 Iva
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-22

Reference also made If any ;arter
10 Mr. Jane, Brown of the house oil bIowa, ~ hs
Co., who acquainted with the particulars IN wnbsr
employ the above named Thomas Turner vas ioi s,7
Of years 81
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail arg l3
tation, by A. b. SANDS CO. Druggists ana Nneu :,
Granite Buildings s7S Broadway, corner OF noe e.,
NewYork Sold also by A B. ID. Sands, ~ ana III
D. Sands CO. II East Broadway corner Malk ~
street Price 81 per bottle; SIX bottles for 2 A1e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-22
DREAD, BREAD. BREAD, BREAD.

RREAU, BREAD, BREAD, BREAU.
~ Al who want pure aud good loaf OF Bread can OBJ
N5 lbs Tor sailing lbs. for 10 pence, Mt PAtt
s8R0wN'S variety BAKERY, SOC Bowery, corner OF
iilkslreet; large variety Of Cakes Pies and fas-
Sstqaally Cheap and good, having found by experience
the nnbe Npence better than the slow S,iiiHS he
soy ready his aud elegant establishment II carry
pans Into execunn AMI hopes by his constant attention
bae together with his superior articles 10 merit
Saf share of public patronage.
N B. Don't forget the large GILT SHEAF OF WHsAI on
see0rner ot Ecurlh.st, get o9l Tvs
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-11-10

above forty years experience, and strict OBJ |
seryation of myself, hath assuredly taught |
me. | have been near forty years, u man
as much conversant 10 business, and that
Of moment and 10 Importance, as most men
and assure you, was never under any M
clnaiion TO tanalicisIp, enthusiasm, or 81.
Dersiition.
"In all this time, | have most industrious.
" observed in myself aud my concerns, these
three things Whenever have undertaken
any secular business on the Lords day,
(which was not absolutely necessary that
business never prospered and succeeded
with me. Nay, if had set myself that
day but TO forecast or design any temporal
business, to be done or performed after.
wards; though such forecast were just as
fair prospec, as could be effected, yet |
have always been disappointed in the effect
lng of il, or 10 the success OF 1t. So that II
grew almost proverbial with me, when any
lnportuned me to any secular business that
day, to answer them, that, il they expected
II TO succeed amiss, then they might desire
my undertaking ii upon that day. And this
was so certain an observation OF nine, that
feared TO think of any secular business
/ that day, because the resolution then taken
would be disappointed or unsuccessful.
"That, always, the more closet appi'
ed myself to the duties of the Lords day,
the more happy and successful we're my
business and employments Of the week fol
lowing. So tina, could, from the loose or
strict observance Of that day, take a just
prospect and true calculation Of my tempo
raj success in the ensuing week. Tho my
hands and mind have been as full Of secular
business, both before and since | was q
Judge, as it may be any mans IN EngIand
yet nerer TAINTED time IN my sir days Il
ripta and fl myself for he business ana
employment I had 10 do, though b0Froc
cd not one minute from the lords day, L
prepare for il, BY study or aherieiSe. But
on the other huna, if | had, at any time
borrowed from this day any time for my
secular employueuls, found il did further
me less, than if had lc, it alone and there
fore, when some years experience, upon ,
most attentive aud ,ieiaut observation, hat
given me this instruction., grew peremp'o
rlly resolved never, in this kind, 10 make
breach upon The Lords day; which | have
strictly observed for above thirty years.
This relation IS most certaiuly and ex
perimea,a.ly true, and hath been declared
to me BY hundreds Of persons, as now dc
clare il to YOU"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-11-10

Tie Sabbath. The following is an ex.
tract Of an interesting letter from SIR Mat.
thew Hale, to his grand children. The ties.
timony of that learned aud upright Jurst,
to the good effects resulting frona strict OBJ
servance Of the Sabbath, caunot be unim-
portan,. Tho original IS deposited in the
British Museum. Il was first published in
the Christian Observer. IN London, 1913 /:
81 will acquaint you with truth, that
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-11-10
POETRY
HARRY, THE HONEST AND TRUE.


TuSE-"Rosia he Bor.9
YE gallant true Wings The army
That conquered with 'Tippecanoc,
Come with us and Join now the standard
or Harry, the honest and true
Of Harry, tho honest and true,
Our Harry, tho tried and the true;
Who fought in the ranks as . soldier
With US fer Old Tippcclnoc.
We have not, my friends, now to lead US,
Our former commander. lis true,
For death has been here and promoted
Our Chieilain, brave Tippccanoe;
Our Chieftain, brave Tippecanr;
Our gallant old Tippecanoc;
He's left US TO join tho high army
OF those who are flithtul and true
Yet in the same cause were united
We fight the same enemy too,
And have, for our leader. invited
The friend Of old 'Ippccanoc.
The friend of old rippecanoc
Our honest old 'Tippecanoe;
Hes left none behind him more worthy
Than Harry, the gifted and true
We know that HE never will leave Us,
To JOIN with the encmys crew;
We know he Will never deceive US,
liz ever was honest and true;
The Statesman, bold, fearless and true;
Our Harry, the honest and true;
The trusty and cherished supported,
And friend of old 'lippecanoe!
Oar gallant old Chief. when he eft Us.
Bequeathed us :. Captain, Il Jugh true
But the traitor has since Joined the ARMY
That fought against Tippccanoc.
That fought against Tippecanoc,
Oar noble old Tippecanoo;
But come boys, We'll vet head the Captain,
With Harry, the d4uEtless and true
The yict'ry we gained once so molly,
We've lost, aud by treachery too;
Bat, shall ever the soldiers despair, BOYS,
WhoTe fought With Old 'Eippecanoe,
Whove fought with old Tlppecauee.
The gallant Old lIppccanoo;
Pick your tlints again look 10 your printing
Aud FIRE boys, for Harry the true
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-11-10


Agricultural EducatioR.--The N. York
Stale Agricultural Society, at lis rccen.
meeting held several sessions upon the i'm.
portant subject Of agricultural cducation.---
II resolved TO appoint committee of eight,
whose duty il should be to taemorIalizc tho
Legislature for the establishment of agricuI.
'urai schools 10 such parts of the State az
may SOON proper. This is a measure of
great importance. The best kind of pro.
lection for the agricultural interests, is 10
The means Of acquiring the best kind Of in.
formation respecting their business. II be.
ing The greatest in the country, il should
have a corresponding degree Of attention
bestowed upon it, whereas, il has always
been too much neglcctcd.---Phila. Ledger.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-11-10
MANAGEMENr az CALyEs


There are many modes Of rearing calves,
and We suppose, every man thinks hls Plan
best That the public may have some cor.
rect data from winch 60 Judge Of this matter,
II would be well 10 know Tho different old
and He'r methods of managing calves, and
then some degree Of certainty may be at.
tanned.
Not few in England, and even in tbs
country, separate the calves from tho dams
at day old;-,his may DO cheap plan,
tut evidently II is not natures course
Others let he calves remain with the cows
TIL weaned. When this is the case, the
calf sucks so frequently, the COWS udder
cannot be filed or dls,endcd, aud consc.
quently, she gives SO liiiio milk, i, is sol.
dom the calf is more Than barely KEEP, from
starving. My calves have done cutie vel,
aud my plan has been substantially The iol.
loving;
Whom the calf is dropped the first object
IS to got IT TO suck, as the first from the nd.
DER oil Tho COW, in this state, IL Indispensable
to the health Of the young animal. Mex,
The COW is MIXED clean, and this is dono
twice every day, after the calf takes It's fll,
I'LL The dam does not give more than il will
consume.
Tho calf is separated from the COW a,
about three days old bu, turned to her
three times day till about three months
old, When It IS entirely separated from The
mother, and fed, first, upon well boiled grtr.
eI, then mush, and so soon as il viii ent, Gu,
oais, bran and corn meal are given. Tho
calves arctic have green pasture 10 tho mean
time, and they have never jailed hrlyiug
aud growing as | desired them
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-11-10
New steam Boat lire.

.GZTA ASTEAM BOAT LINE
has been formed in connec-
yG:S55;S312 ton with the New Steam
Boat " Utility" and a set of
Tow Boats, at present three in number-othcrs
will be added as the business may require. The
Utility was built in Wilmington in loll. aud
draws when empty but l9 inches of water. She
carries 500 bales of Cotton and draws then but
little over three feel.
Country Merchants who may wish TO get their
Goods up in the Summer and early in the Fall,
when the River is generally low, will find It to
their advantage TO patTonize this line. Several
Forwarding Merchants and other residents OF
Cheraw and other places are interested, and feel
cc.ddent that they can hold out acknowledgements
10 the back country as will be beneficial TO all con-
cerned The business viii be done principally by
towing lighters which viii insure passage while
there is two feet water in the channel.
B. BRYAN s. BROTHERS
Agents.
From the Transcrip. Charleston Of March Sd.
Charleston, s. c.. FEB ., 1872.
This TO all whom il may eoncern-we, the un-
designed, William Bird, Joseph Addison, aud
James Marsh, junior shipwrIghts Of the above
named city, By the reuues; Of John kirkpatrick,
repaired on board Of the Steamer Utility, eomman.
ded ind owned by the said Kirk patrick and after
full examination Of the huh and construction OF
the said Steam Boat Utility, are Of unanimous
opinion that the said Steam Boat Utility IS in eve
~ respect suitable aud strong enough TO navigate
any River or Rivers and capable Of garry ing five
hundred or more bales Of cotton.
To which we have Fixed our names and seals
this 28.s February, lsiz,
WM BIRD, SEAL
JOS. ADDISON, Seal
JAS MARSH, il. Seal
Charleston, Feb p. lS42
I DO hereby certify that l was Pilot on Board
fhe Steam Boat Utility and that the said boa, was
exposed to heavy sea during the passage between
Wilmington and Charleston ithout receiving any
damage. do also certify that she did not work,
OF show any signs o, weakness, and that she was
10, pumped cut daring the time was on board
Of her. WILLIAM CLEMM0NS.
June Is. 1912. lamf3m.