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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-27
AND. >. FULTON. Prsgf.
JACOB HALLER, = IN.
L N'GAVOCE, "
WN. II. SpiLLEE, Treasurer.
J. {. W4LErR,
NJ Il Erum..r.

va. GiuBoNEl, ,
Ca motion Ut I. l.. Crockett,
Resoirsd, That five members be appointed attend the
Wing Convention be hc.I Tue CT, Of Richmond, on
the nd February next, and mat WynIuaV Robinson, as.
Lyons, r. I. Daniel and VIM. H. Marar.and, E>qrs, b,
aud they arc hereby appointed tueir altonuies.
Under the above resolution, the following dele gates
appointed, Charlie. l.. Crockett Robt Cihboncy. Ste
pscn Sanders, inc r. SaycrS, VIM. H. Spier, and Eph-
rain McGAyOcL.
On motion, Resolved, That Charles l.. Crockett, John
r. Sayer, Thos ]. Morrison, Jacob Hser James c. Wal
ker and Theo3CFc Is. Hamn be appointed committee Co.
iryc Een Clay make his point on his visit to :.
Carolina Spring.
Resolved That these proceedings he published in IT,
Moun,lu Wing, the Richmond Wing, IN, Lynrhburg
Nrginian and the Snuthwestegl NiEginiln.
motion then mad, - adjourn, before submitting
which, the chairman favored the club and those present
with a very brci and peu1cni address. IL followed
by Nr. Charles l.. Crockeu, few very appropriate
marks, when the meeting adjourned.
y. ). FULTON, Prsi.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-27

The Nashville Banner mentions Judge MG.can as n
suitable person TOR he Vice Presidency on CiIys Ticket
Ib' Buffalo Advertiser brings forward Willard Flu.
more iI, late distinguished Chairman Of WAYS aud Means
Ltltrof these gentlemen s zoo fsr know, entirely
spuoasbIosnd either the great requisite Of
ar0ihJii.fg
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-27

Majority against White 2J3 which will be- increased by
the towns ia Somerset not H. ard from.
ia the Seventh Congressional District, the returns ind.
tntnp choice las been made. although Robinson Wing
ahead and has made large gains an the vote Of Sepem
bcr Tho following al hc returns have received
From them the Portland Advertiser ni,rs that Carey Loco.
has been elected
Robinson, 1888. Carey, l3is. All others. 2Og
Robiniou hl- made COIN in the above town. Of ggG
Tie minority against him n ihr whole district was 2337
Bosf0H 4ffga
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-27

L. 10 order any impression which may be en-.
tcrnined that the author Of the articles signed "lswk"
member of te Common Council, authorized TO state
that be not - never been and that no belonging to
hnt body Of a that tho samc were even In bc
psHucd.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-27

The, 4 a.essn rsyfsiae-s and poetry In the annexed
lia.- b. si-tsf sbssnt young brother

OTHER on THE BRANDYwINE
Musis BY k-U
Tho gay. never Eiddy,
The gentle. no iop.
A tall, acting MILDLY
Keeps watch on the Top
Tho hazel curi fades
On his temples brown,
Ills hair-iike a maids,
On hi. cheek lie Dawn.
Beneath hi. long lashes.
In eye. deeply gray,
Eaeh gallant thought il1sher,
Aud merry ones play.
But now they retrsce
The lar distant shore.
The home. and the fsce.
lie may see no more!
Mid the bright and glad.
The brave and the free,
Our MILDLY. II sad.
soon sparkles with glse!
20, he love- the bold,
The frank and the Kind,
GA the noble Roll
OF the Brandywine!
And they love our boy.
For his hear, Is warm.
And will beat with JOY.
When they beat the Alarm
When the Sea Dogs bark,
And landsmen are pale,
H., bloom. like the spark,
Will grow with the gale;
When the Winds arr mad!
Or pipe DER the Lee,
And they gallopdds
With the bounding sea,
When the rolling Deep
beth her "waist eniwine,
The sfep he can Keep
With the Brandywine.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-27
onccri.

Mrs. Bailey. and Mr.. Wallace, give their last
Concert this evening. Those who have enjoyed the
pleasure Of hearing them, speak in the highest
terms of their performance.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-27
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port of ich mond.


Hgh Hsi,r his dsy d s'elsrt 4 n
ARRIVED,
Schr. Rising sun, Walker, y. Carolina shingles
" Polly Asbre, Taicm, n. Carolina, shingles
Anna Hooper, Creighton Baltimore, sundries
SAILED
Sehr Eliza hcserole, Lonan, West Point, coal
" Constellation, English, New Ark, coal.
" lly.undCr, Prince, y. York. coa
Mechanic, Stoddard. Dc.hion coal
" Miranda, Meekins. Washington coal
" J. b. Noroau, Norcs, West Point coal
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2i-Auiyed schr union.
Croweli days from Richmond, tobacco and flour
NEW YORK, Nov. 1I-Auivcd s,hr MARY Catharine.
Spate, from Richmond coal
NEW YORK, Nuy. 2j-Arriycd selr Leoniinc. Hart.
nand, coal.
BOSTON, Nov. 2l-Auivcd schrs Abbathua. Kelly.
Richmond; Dan'i Francis. Small do
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DIED,

In tis city, Of dease Of the heart ut o'clock on sun
day morning, MARY ELIZA CRALLr, daughter of Dr. Alex
ander Crae, OF Lunenburg, aged IL years.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-27
WHO MEETING

~ amee'ns Of portion Of iho Wings Of wyte county,
held at the Courthouse on Monday the 3thinst.
Capi. Andrew Fulton wos called 10 the Chair and Jss
&. Walker appointed sccrctary
Ineogee'o OF h' meeting very busay explained l,y
Mf Charles H. Crockett. on whose motion commute o.,
eight Geo which ihr chairman Wa Afterwards added. ,y,
appointed - report such resolutions as cy might deem ,
p'd'e"'ior Che SETON Of dc meeting This committee con-
sisted OF Messr' Charles L. Crockeu Thomas j. Morrison.
John 7 Savers, John Allison, Daniel -. Sanders w. H.
Spier. John e Graham, stephen Sanders. and lin. Chan,
man u the meeting.
The committee eur'd. and short time pc enteI ,ls
following report and resolutions. which were unanimous,
adopted
REPORT
80 eomm''e apP'nicd 60 prepare and present busincs
for the meeting, beg leaye 70 repor.
That the election 81 successor a. the acting Prssden
n ne United States, Nhs constitutional term expires n
th u March isAS rsndeu mponsni thst tho hestpos
shls demonstration Of ihs public 10 should be make In
relation 20 that Holding o. wo do in tb
hghesi conceivable estimation present form Of govern
snd DESTROYS II doing oil st msy be done By the l.,
q President, Whose wsdom cad patriotism Wilt s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-27

What arc ic Wmg.of Erlnswrs, Ncc,lenhurg. Gr,cns.
yo Frs-cN and Prince Gcoipc about that they do not
form thom~chos into Clay Cubs' Their will help ~
carry the State Tor Henri Coy. although they may moi be
able 10 send Wing DELEGATES 10 tho Lcgislst1rc-Pef Tai
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-27
Mnf-e,. Nlnlntllr-

In places notheard FROM the vote in September stood
More g, all others 100. Mol-c's majority in District
wi. not be- far o'n ahuudr,d.
In the henncbec District all the towns but six and
small plantations, give Severance j9I majority. gain
Cd gOJ.
In the fifth district, addition the returns We gave on
Saturday We have returns from The following towns which
chow that White, the Gcgua Loco candidate, - farther IN
linn nr.r from n cI.riLIlL-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-27
MONROE WARD

Resolution passed 5th Oct 1873
hesotred That Committee Of - be appointed whoa.
duty II shall bc To take the necessary measures for m. 81
hcisnt Organueiion II he Wings in this Wand.
COMMUNICATIONS w. CnhL., James GRAY J.sse s,.,i
Joshua tv, b. Sladc Sampson Jones. James r. Bridge.
kobt L Sanard. Fendall Griffin, John ID. MunfonI ~
d. Blair. James Griffin and John Williams. "
Meeting of the above Committee il reou..,.J =, a.,
why Once, Monday evening, (25Ih insA at four ,,locl
II - desirable that there should be full attendance -
business OF Importance will he brought before then,
fErER w. GRuBBs. ca,
W CAhD-Io CoRfcefioHers.-'rhe Stock and H.
,9lcs' including Soda Pump and Apparatus Of N. Lar.
ing, at 10 o'clock. INLOES q Rpo.ti,G% Mofh'
UOndaU Ereni,o "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-27
MAINE ELECTION.

In the fourth Congressional District return. are IN from
a. the places ia iho District except town and iou
small plantations. In these the stands
Mlre, 3j6G
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-27
FOE PHILADELPHIA.

,FPsg THE Packet Schr Catherine Amanda,
tfd Cspt ioading have dispatch for herm
pas-,gs apply JSard oft9 n0g, rlsHEg . son.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-27

The Wings NJ Dinwiddic had o. larqc mud enthusiastic
meeting Monday last, which John W. Gillian Esq
presided. They formed Clay Club and appointed the Of
Gc'rstIiL DriFwis wasuulnn1Isyn nominated as csud
doc" for ir Legislature ncN Spring Tho proceedings ne
d'li shall alpa'r in onr ucv Papcr-Ieie,sJUrg mt
The London Punch IS really c.cycr--fulI Of small W.T.
with very little malice. There i- one fine rut OF Prince
Abou's Studio. in which hs Royal lIi-lncss's military
wardrobe IS exhibited. The Queen, and the little Princess
and Prince, seem ustm,hcd ut part of his cIupm,uis
We observe tat prir 81 unmcntiOnnbics the wall are
marked "Ihc Queens Own"p.riaps uludinr 10 the uni.
form II the regiment thus named.
Punch snys barisr is be- put up the city of Ion.
don, 10 prevent oxford street from running into Newman
street
Punch, iu his Geographical Dictionary defines Ham
Hammcr,ic, and add that the Hamlet Of Charles Ecan
BE- ilio smallest upw in existence - e. y. Gascfs.
PORK At LOUfSvlLIE-Tlo T.,ui.y,lle Journal
says"Wc have two packing houscs that are capable o
packing 10000 bend ut hrr', md they progrssainp
the o 500 o. 1000 per day nod there nrc yarou,
smaller csiabiahmoor"-B 1h P0L
a srrr r.E Lurf.--A suit Tor Hb, was tried Al Car
c ast week, instituted hy Samuel Hepburn, President
Judge of the several u hnt dsci against John
Hamilton, editor of tho PenusJ wanna statesman, and Goo
Matthews, the avovcd suthor Of the aedgcd libel, which
consisted in calling Hepburn political scoundre" TIL,
jury returned hc following singular verdict 1--WE do nRrec
that the defendants guilty II political siaader nv libel
but wo do not hst they guilty Of Moral or rs
gous libel, and ssy wa ALL" Judge Doukse, before
whom the tiled, said the verdict improper
that b must be either guilty not guilty. Tho jury then
went ont, and n lew minutes returned gonefa verdic
n guilty. The defendants sentenced 20 piy fine Of
$40 md the cOsis Of Prosecutiou.PH Ing.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-27

\ liosrT'urE lNyIrAuoN--'rhe celebrated Dr. Thyme
c"cbrated almost much for his love good living
for his professional sklcallcd day upon certain &C.
centric nohleman, whom he found sitting alone NJ very
nice dinner After time, the Doctor receiving no in
uinuon to pIIakc o 1t, said, MY dear Lord, If were in
your Lordship place. should say, Pray, Doctor do rs
DOING"
"A thousand psrdons for the OMISSION" cried hi, Lord
sup "P'ay, then, my dear Doctor, do AN doing-go
home aud your own dinner"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-27

H..
W. X. A. STEVENS respectfully anno,nce. 4,
1'A tn" publc that w w
VIZ. wallace aud MRS. r,niIrv
Mi give their ihri aud hi CONCERT on MoNn,v r,,N,,
Wow eth az the ENc,lnsr Hotel. '''-'N"'
" VIZ. HNNhER viii pyesldc n he p,no
No NNllhtE VIII repeat by lluirula, ,I,s,,.
500. IoI w. o,n ON the wiring. comp.ss. by Pasan,,
ty-'oN'hhT ia Commence half mast. o.e,orl
bJ- NNIssipN on this occasion win IL, ~, 49,. ,r -
'"hs-I'eket To admit Lady Geni.uan a. IN y. a.,
M 95-2t
W Inc mode Z" lite peculiar Travellers t.ui.ts - r,
necessary To hnl out Practitioner that will s,,. h., a.,
'' "u''ce with such rcns-lier that " an =,
,H cure Az cases of na,ut. Stranger. =, IN .
'' having both objects Ia do We'll Il, ,or,, A. a.
Wy WINS" attention has heen deVoi.d th-s. IS ,,, 49,,
T"'S' ''no'@lof these prevalent Disorders. ~ o9 =, w. WV
'' "'~' e''o" "e ff'Ety CAHIr4, RioL,s.aA o., N "
~ " consulted "'l the arccst confidence in r,rnpi,o ,, -
= " "''hs - that hesitation dread need n.v., -
""''" "endAhee from A. NJ till Pm. n,,s
"'Nikh BAR lRoN-i5 tons well ass,t.d ,,, -
ron from Weaver & Cbton's ForReS for .,le -, ha'
..-s "'''-, oy lno ~ SHIELDS soMERvIIIT
M ouNrAIN HITTER AND LARp-J., ,...-- -.
- no" AMI f'Ikin Butter Lard for salrby 'o' "'
sHEil.ls SoMERNlIIr
COUNTRY IRON &C. ---,l
~ Is tons Country lion
~" hhis Flour, part EN,ra and Family
II boxes low priced Tobacco
~" ''s.Noo- landing this morning. for al. lao
~.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-27

We o learn from the Boston papers that tie Hon.
Edward e. Everett. Minister the Court ct ST. James
has met with severe aici,on in til" death OF his eldest
daughter. young and gifted gih jus, abDu To- come f
ward In life Bali. AmeTicaH.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-27

StPIENBID U1fond Editions q tle Bible e'EanB bound
- ~ Velvet uni Coll 800, 49,.
Book ~ Common Payer elegantly hound In Velvet and Cow 70
match Rbes IN, above n finished The most beautiful and e
CANT style sutab, presents together with beauun eo'o
~ English AMI American Nnnunis AMI illustrated wos rsseea
and Tor ale al the Book Store ~ DRiNkER MoHbs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-27
TBMPORARY REMOVAL!

u subscriber have rcaoyed for Few days store
below their oh stand where goni HATP CAPS
-, may " founi JNO. THOMPSON \ co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-27

uent held draw ha IN the path of inftny whic
he seemed disposed tread We fcrcsaw and PR dv,ed
then that peace and coneord could he result o
compact between parties unPinePled and ,eash taat
the moral curse which, by righteous disponsatoa fa,
upon treason wsuld fall upon, well those who pro,cd
by, as those who committed the treason.
of the Rmiable feelings which prevail anlong the
once loVinrends, the reader Judge by the following
extracts:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-27
'"hp AND POSITIVELY TiiE LAST CONCERT
LICENSED PERFORMANCE.

Monday Erening, Nor. 27,h
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-27

% ~ Manu. handsome assortment ui Bows
" boois, Of good quality, very cheap. at
80 JUDAH MYERS 4 CO
u" - Nhol'sle and Retail Boot and Sln, D-,.,
GENTLEMEN'S CALFskIN UVEK-sHOES.
w have n supply of Gcntlemcn's ColeL;,
" over shoes which We Will ru a very small adyapce :
=, -. 'r "a" " MYERS co,
- Fashionable and Cheap Shoe nealct,
H'son'- History OF Europe, Complete
Neatly bound IN , volumes.
llSpNS History of Europe. fron, the conu,,nr.n., n, H.
- French Revolution in 1889 the Restoration az The R,i
IN leI'' complete. and neatly bound IN . OF volume.
Also
htahIrs Encyclopedia comp-. n I vol
The Farmers Encyclopedia. in 1 vol
Tres Dictionary Of Science aud AT in I vol
Anihon's Classical Dictionary
levrtetts Latin Lex
Ncl-trt's Dictionary new edition
bonuegau's Greek and English I,e,,eou
kuhin-on's Greek AMI English L.atcon
Auitqus Dictionary Of Greek ul Roman Nrt.,u.,,.,
Tor sale at the bookstore DRINkER A. NopDts
- - ''''''"-
NoLI WE I'd OF stephens NISI PHIUs. for All.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-27

The y. \. Gazette--the new paper, started To
advocate Free Trade, has the follow ing remarks !:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-27

" > compound Brorninc. or propbyt,.-
-nn ~ tee syrup,
NOR debitatcd, cachectic mr. cors,,,,,,:..
constitutions la. been many year. with .,,,
su','- ia private practice araiy. tonic N, .o,,'
t o u'hhtlri or cachrctic of tie .,,,,n , ~ "
r'A,Ne OF u' fatal termination mo,t II NOT ali M ~
'''","a' diseases NJ chronic chaaeter-nnd \. bi,h "
,u 10 All wa" may be afflicted with diseases a, ps,y ~
~ 20 Ss'oniA or debility OF the Oppressed bea,h
w, 'p''hg "' blood &c Scaitcr the removal of ,, 1t
fna''ty action. Tor sale by ~ ''i'"''
,,,.>,., 60.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-27
KINNE's COMPENDIUM
QUESTIONS and answers on Law, Alphabc

IN IESTTONS and EnsWcrS on Law, AIPhaUV-
~ tcay arranged References 20 the most approved NJ
Kline. third VOL received BY
no ~ pgiNRER MORRIS.
ROCUEs-BRouut- Byorr,s II keep constantly on hauh
No ppy II heavy city made Borurs made oi good naer-''
which mn selling lov Alec very superior Nohern Nnde Rf,'
gan. seygd and perrci which likewise selling vsU INV
Flurts Of Shoe oi uns NJ any oet uef'I
ton. inyitcdio give 70 cali l'einfe They buy.
o. DAVID ~ LllNslbNt Mhnsl"h HOUSE
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-11-10
REV. DIR. BARTHOLOMEW'S
Pink Expectorant syrup,

A n agreeable Cordial and Effective Remedy
IA for Coughs, Hoarsoness, Colds, Pain IN the
Breast Influenza, Hard Breathing, and Difficult
Expeetoralion. For Adults and Children in cold
climates and warm.
Have you Cough DO not neglect il, Thou
sands have met premature death Tor tie want Of
u little attention TO a common cold.
Have you d Cough Rev DR.. Bartholomew
Espectorant Syrup, safe medical prescription.
containing no poisonous drugs, and used in an eS.
tensive practice for several years, will most posi-.
lively afford relief, and save you from that awful
disease pulmonary consumption, which usually
sweeps into the grave bundrds OF the young, the
old, the fair, the lovely and the gay.
Have you Cough - BE persuaded 10 purchase
bottle Of this ExPectorant Syrup today To
morrow may be too late.
Have you a Cough 9-Barlholomcw Erpecto-
rant Syrup is the only remedy you should take to
cure you. For this plain reason That in the
thousand cases here it has been used, II has not
failed to relieve.
For sale in Charlotte. n. c. hy h. Oates and T.
]. Holton; in Salisbury by C 3. Wheeler; in Lex.
ington by J r. Mabry; 10 GreensboFough by ], <
R. Sloan in Fayettevilleby ]. A. d'Rae; in York.
vile, S. C. by Coms,ock & Co.'sascnt.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-11-10
WATCHES * JEWELLERY
THOMAS TROTTER
A Card 10 the Public.

FESIlE amount Of bodily and mental misery
II arising FROM neglect OF small complaints
is inca,oulab.e, aud il il therefore Of the utmost
Importance that strict attention TO tho eas, aid
most tiifing bodily iniifmities should be had
for diseases Of the body invariably affect he
mind DIR. MOFFAT'S VEGETABLE LIFE
MEDICINES, in every iasiancc where they
have been thoroughly used, have TLlluMPHEn
OVER DISEASE 10 almost all lis diversified
forms. The saluiary effects OF the Life Med.
eines have, in fact, been universally expeIenc.
ed that IN the short space OF i've years. they hsye
become fully established as the moa. easy, safe
and perfect mode Of treatment ever offered to tie
public.
It is unnecessary, here, for Dr.. Modat 10 re.
espitulatc all the .eusOns which have induced
him TO arrive at this conclusion. IL Is suiirlcn:
for him to say, that The disinlercsitd Testimony
of his fellow citizens who have been induced 10
uae the Life Medicines. will freely be offered %
shy one who may icol disposed TO call at bis o.
fee, 37s Broadway. lie las there on Gle seseIsl
thousand letters, voluntarily proIcred bS his pa.
ients, the receipt and perusal Of which has eiseu
him more pleasure than all the wealth Of the Las.
could confer.
The readtr may not perhaps be aware thai ne
Origin of Mo!lals Life Medicines was The result Il
protracled and painful illness Of their Origins.
tor, Mr.. JonS MoTFAr. When taken ID Mi. 81
was prnSesraa- aod laer,-iiaE merchant "a
the lower part Of the CIV; and having oansolisa
and employed a number OF cur rHost sk.lful pbys
clans be, after months OF suffering, vas prevail.
cd upon to Try the medicine which Ia RON offered
10 the public.
The efFec, Of the Life Medicines 10 his or
case was unparalleled IN the history Of medies
experience; and he Immediately determined 10
make known 10 the Norld medicine TO whiea be
not only owed his life, but bic happiness, The
uniform success which has since attended tleif
administration in every instance where far
trial has been given them, has been aticstcS ~
thousands and ineontcstbly proves their !alrint4c
merit.
The LIFE MEDICINES can be taken with Fafs'Y
by persons OF any age and the feeble, and iniltr,
the nervous and the delicate. are strengthened .
heir operation, because BY their prompl and PREP
CT aciion upon the sccrelions Of the system. efA
their assimilation with anc publication Of tie
blood, they clear the system OF 81 bad humofs
quiet al nervous irriiAbili,y. and invariably Pfa
dpee sound health.
For full particulars gcatiye 10 tbs various 1s.
eases, modes 0f treatment nth the Lhe Mediciasi
the reader il referred 10 the Good SAMANTHA,
pablisAsd graiaitosSiy. BY DR.. w. b. Moiiai, Us
Broadway, in which are also Published a selectga
from numerous iatiering and congtaiuIa,oTy let.
ters received the past few months.
Tbs above medicine for sale by
I. J. HOLToN, Agent,
Charlotte, N, c.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-11-10
I. J. HOLTON. Agent,
Charlotte, ". c.
UeALDNEss,-BALM OF COLUMBIA, for

EsALDNESS,- BALM OF COLUMBIA, for
n the hair, which will stop il if falling out, or
restore il on bald places and on children make il
grow rapidly, or on those who have lost The hair
from any cause.
All VERMIN that infest the head OF children
in schools are prevented or killed BY it at once
Find the name of ComstDck Il Co. on il or never
try It. Remember this Always
For sale 10 Charlotte, ~ {, by b Oates and T.
J. IIolton in Salisbury by C. b. Wheeler; in Lex.
incton by J. ?. Mabry; in Greensborouqh BIZ
& n. Sloan; in Fayetteville by J, a. M'Rae; in
Yorkyille, S. G. by Comsiock < Cos agent.