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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-11-23
A sScreazsev' Ducncd.

The ConcoFdia DAY luleIIigencer tells a
pretty gaod Joke OF fellow who was walking
ashore iron, that splendid boat, The Harry Of
the Wesl-his bundle in one hand and five dol
lars in specie cienchpd in the other-on a SIN
gle plank, and needless Of his way, he lripped.
and fell souse in The river. In an instant, f>avs
he Inie!iigencer,) recovering himself he struck
u.anlu!lv for the sh0re. waded out in full view
of The boat shook himself like huge wafer
dog opened his hand and found but TWO Of the
sinners Ie!t--he was angered a, The plank, mad
with himself, furious al The loss Of his money.
and more than furious at the m2nStr0us MSSis-
g'ppi. He looked a, the plank, the boat, the
uver, his money, aud wound up The survey by
venting bis spleen as fellows: IRE got fUe
dollars in tbs here dunGle, tr0 dollars in my
hand-hare jiSt Jsen ducke2-stand fUe feet Ten
IN ny stocking .Jeet-toisra5ly stoat for ny age
-rqtier uaa--and dog my cats # can't fog
aay naca on Aot boat, fatr fist fght or rough and
tumble = Who'll say veS2 Whoop! whoop
,rtoop Hu,Ta for DID Kcntack t'
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-11-23

Al.;v correspondent Of the Naiional Intel h
.eccsr n speskiag of Prince Albert. says, g he
= ,sj, lncIining 10 s'ou'ness; hair. whisSers
IA ,.,,,,..achr Of as light color as nay etea
4 lady with whlskers and measlaehe, y
mus. be rare sigbl, indeed
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-11-23

"'The hardest fare ever experienced" said
an old codeer, "was the Time when got lost
in he woods slept on rock and cracked
buuernurs wuh ny 'ss.A for living. Them
was hard times"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-11-23

An old woman met a man with cradle
"Oh, SIR" said she, ''behod The fruits OF ma'ri-
mony." "Soltly. softly" was ,he ausw er, .''his
is only the lrui, basket"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-11-23

Punch says he knows man 50 Fat that ,hey
grease wagon wheels with his sra low.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-11-23

TERMS-Two dollars per annuln advance-Two dollars
and quarter. half yearyanc paid before The end Of
the year Tyo dollars and half Those Who their
papeS by drivers employed 10y the Topr.e
tors VIII be charged o - cts. per year. extra
No papers discontinued until all a7rearges paid except
al the option OF the Editors.
rAdyeemenS not exceeling square sixteen lines,
VII oe inserted three weeks dollar twenty-five cents
for every subsequent insertion larger ones IN proportion
liberal discount wlll be made to yearly advertisers
TA letters addressed 20 the Editors must be poSt paid
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-11-23
The Voice of Autumn.

3" S,reet SaJ5ash Of the gear"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-11-23
-Eather1aeical Gues,Ecn.

P5s:'s Card, iTssyaH, Nov. 1913.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-18

The Sleigh Ride.

"A Song for the Season.
My sleigh, my sleigh, my dashing sleigh!
so neat so trim, so light. SO gay;
without faultits compass round,
Like bird It skins Ger the ice bound grounds
'Whirling away like snow. fake light,
Or flashing along like meteor bright
am in my sleigh, so happy and free,
am where would ever be,
With the blue above, end the snow below,
Spreading so wide wherever go.
II mishap should arise, and our team take fright,
What matter-ii pitched from our throne our fall Ia
light.
love, oh . how love to skim,
Der the dazzling snow in my sleigh SO trim,
lnhaling the breeze, SO bracing and light.
Or up to our ears in fur bedght;
While CALAMITY bounds our coursers black.
And our bells do ginge; and whip does crack;
Away with your coach-it Is not for me,
Hurrah.f for the snow, and sleigh SO free.
What care we how the winds do tlowl
With our light cigar and buffalo!
For j love to fly DER the maiden SLOW,
Bounding along like the mountain roe.
J he snow, the snow, the cheering snow
Crisping beneath our cutters prov,
As proudly we skim DER the Hudson's tide,
Where bark and galley SO late did ride,
Tost ca its bosom to and fro;
Now nought is seen but ice and snow
Hurrah. Tor the snow and winter old,
Our sweetheart and sleigh, and our coursers bold
What heed we OF the cares of life,
While our sleigh holds good, and the snow is rife.
Onward we dash to our bells sweet chime,
Proud OF our Sleigh and our darling cline.
New York, Feb. II, ls43. w. s.
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Vol. Ix.-No. 49.-Whois No. SS8S'
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or the pord and therefore, the best channel business
men in the city country Prices moderate-cash in ad
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PRINTING ofsll kinds executed at the most moderate
prices and in the most elegant style.
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MORRIS AND ESSEX RAIL ROAD,

y DIRECT.
Via Newark New Brunswick Princeton, Trenton, Borden
town and Burlington.
tu- THROUGH IN SIX HOURS.
Leave New York. from the foot of Liberty daily
M and ~ P M. If-f
morning BordenI wn thence
steamboat Philadelphia.
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Phlladelphia) without change ofcan
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berty where c0mmodous steamboat will be in read
ness, with baggage crates on board
Philadelphia baggage conveyed from city city,
without being opened by the way.
Each train provided with Ladies Car in which apart
Returning, the lines leave Philadelphia from the foot Of
Chestnut street by railroad from Camden o'clock and
o'clock, Nj. ~.
The Lines for Baltimore leave Philadelphia at Nj, snd
N. being continuation of the lines from New York
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-18

Great noise and laughter
MERIwETHER-I can't hears word
MEMBER-What's the question:
CHAw-To insert the words "for mileage" left
out by misprnt.
Notes.-The whole bills misprint. (Roars of
laughter
MALLoRy-I Fave an amendment.
MEMBeR What aRothcr amendment
MAI.LoRY.--To an amendment
VOICE --Goit-stop that ball (Roars OF laughter.)
Several YoIcEs -Readit read it
a MEMBsR. opposed 10 all this humbug.
The amendment limited the total amount OF mile
age tor one session for a Senator, to $500 This
was put amid great noise and laughter
MERlwErHER--ln nope, SIR, the Chair will call me
House to order There is 30 much noise, can't
hear word the committee is saying. Oaughter,
and this seemed TO increase the uproar.)
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-18

[Ars- The following letter should have reached
IN due of mail in time for Thursdays
Herald. 1t pourtrays scene, however, too rich to
be lost, and we make no apology for publishing it
out Of the regular order Of the proceedings Of Con-
gress.]
CORRESPONDENCE of the Herald.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday night
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-18

PELHAM.
DlsOWNEp
PAUL CLIFFORD.
EUGENE ARAM,
LAlT DAYS OF POMPEI.
Tx CZARlNA.
RIENZI, The Last Of the Trbunes.
SELF DEVOTION, OF Katharine Randolph.
NABOB AT HOME, OF the Return to England
ERNEST MALTRAVERS.
ALICE; OF. The MYSTERIES; Sequel to Maltraven.
THE LAST OF THE DARONS, Is
Ii will also be pubshed this morning at lx
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-03

AT meeting OF portion o the Wings of Henrico coun-
~ held at the Courthouse Monday the ID of October
1913; The meeting was called to order by Mr.. McRae.
On motion, WN. MILLER was called to the Chair and j.
b. kErzEr appointed Secretary.
committee appointed by the Chair TO report n pre-
smbe and resolutions and suitable officers the meeting:
And thereupon, the following preamble and resolutions
reported by the committee and unanimously adopted
by the meeting:
ting the energies of mankind, in the accomplishment of
great public measures, and important results
ResoIred That This meeting doth hereby constitute itself
Clay Club, for the purpose of promoting the election of
the Hon. Henry Clay OF Kentucky President OF these L.
States The Club continue in existence until the next
Inauguration Of the President Of the United States unless
otherwise ordered by the Club.
Resored, That this Club shall be called the CLAW Club Of
Henrco
Resored, That President and eight Vice Presidents
he appointed to preside the deliberations Of the Club
and Also that Secretary and Treasurer be appointed
hesoired, That the Club will meet at Henrico Court
House, the st Monday in every month and at such
other times and places, the President may direct
hesoIred, That this meeting proceed forthwith the
elscuon OF officers, designated in the third resolution
ResOlUed, That Committee of five be appointed for
the purpose OF nominating the meeting, the officers de-
signaed in tho third resolution, report upon the re-
solution just submitted.
ResolUed, That DIR. Saml Pleasants be recommended
to the meeting President thereof; that David Bridges be
recommended LIST Vice President Jacob Kezee as ond
Vice President, VIM Cuensworth Sd Vice President
Geo. VI. Savage 4ih, Dr. J. r. Garnett 5th Fenda Crit
fin 9th, Dr. II. s. Cauthorn, 7th and Dr. Robt Johnston
etb that be further recommended that h. b. Seden be
appointed Secretary and Edmund Stcane be appointed
Treasurer
Al the conclusion Of the proceedings Of the Club Mr.
McRac made few remarks and concudedby calling on Mr.
Bolts. To this call Mr. Bolts responded in few remarks
IN the haPpest vein, cheering the Club in the work which
1t had undertaken, aud forcteng the happest results
sAM'L PLEASANTs, Prest
f.. b. SELpEv. Scc'y.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-03

s.sp-' 10 condition the .yston
produced by an inudeous improper 81
patients amer having been brought fully under
Out mseabe existence for few months years. when death
terminates their suIcrings.
prominent symptoms tenderness about mouth M n-
nne zones depression OF spirits ard strength rto
s anu nereura diseases embrace n
FEARFUL extent Hitherto thes. hanied
~ ~. secret has been unoLicd arena
OF nature which iumPhs over all opposition.
sands sarsaparila me,eip.
nom Nese'sbe materials, will timely
speedily cure scronous mercua similar h
entering into the circulating fluids passing through the whor animal
s' ana assiaung itself with the different aud tissue.
wh,eh comprise the wonderful machine that merru,y
ana It's effects are driven out of the SYSTEM enabling the poe
OF nature perform properly and ,..,
tent to sound nad perfect health. ' -
o particulars see advertisements city pa,..
Prepared and sold wholesale
CO. Druggists and Chemists Granite Buldnrs
" noau"ay corner OF Chambers York abo,T.t
ageh'h richmond A. Duvai Co, Petersburg ROM, 49,
son " NORFOLK NJ A. santos and sold by Druggists generally in M.
for S.. ''V' ~ U'"'e' % bottles
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-03

! fmy W"H HoiHtHg, ana IOISt1 HotHiHg.
! Thus said Napoleon of the old Bourbons, and
the truth which he energetical,y expressed, is
characteristic of all restored Dynastics. Their
return to power, finds them where its loss had left
them, filled with the same passions. and ready TO
repeat the same blunders, and to perpctrate the
same encroachments So it was with the Stuars,
well rs the Bourbons and so will it be with Mar
| tin Van Buren,, were the American People possibly
capable of restoring him to the authority which
was exercised for the proStraton of their prospect
ty, and the plumber of their public treasure. He
would conceive it point of honor. TO raise again
those who had fallen with him in 1910. The old
detaulters would recover their places, and the old
band of leeches again iastcn their fangs the
Treasury. John Randolph said restoration
the worst of all Governments, except that of
Priests. The history of the world abundantly
firms the truth OF the remark. and Napoleons
knowledge of mankind enabled him 10 explain
the cause in single sentencc-the restored for
get nothing, and learn nothing They regard the
interval as passed in usurpation, and they return
To reward those who had patakcn in the disgrace
of their fall. and to revenge themselves on all who
occasioned il.
We were led to make these observations, by
one ol the RESOLUTIONS auopteu AT the van bureh
meeting in New York last week. Ii brings for
ward the Sub-Treasury again, and avows that the
New York Van Buren, party "go for the measure
and the author, the cause and the man. the hide
pendent Treasury, and Martin Van Buren,"
\ "dccent respect for the American People,
ought to have restrained any party from again at
tempting force down n measure, which. after the
most deliberate discussion, and ample experiment,
had been rejected by nineteen States, and popu-
lar majority of 100000. While there were many
general and local issues in $40, the Sub Treasury
was empho!icdlly The prominent issue, which per-
vaded every State, and controlled the result To
revive it now, while it proves that the "Restora-
ton would also revive all that rendered Mr. Van
Burens former administration odious, is besides
direct ndignity to the Union.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-03
NEssRs GOGGIN AND Gu.MER

We understand that the between these gentlemen
is in regular progress, and that of conflicting
testimony will be spread before the House of Representa-
tves evidence which will the parties the
aheavy to have procucd which it will cost the Coun-
many thousands TO print at Washington, and many
thousands in the which will indispensable
to consider il ny Congress affect consider it, for
slider such things they do, in reality!
How much better, how much patriotic Ind it been
for Mr.. Gimer have consented to it Overt lfhs
elected before, could he not have been again And not
elected before. ought he 10 desire usurp seat
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-03
MEETING OF TuE WATERS

Coons-kecp in mind, that this evening the grand meet
ing OF the ooers at half past seven, Z. NJ the TX.
change. (Boydcn's Long Ball Room) will take place
noble and enthusiastic was and most
roe, the Western Ward, followed the noble example and
splendid response Saturday evening last at their
meeting
waters Old Jefferson ooing up boldly aud fearieSsy to
the foot of the ai Monroe the Western Ward and ADORE
the falls comes down tOamiHg gushing and rushing, 10
ioeioOme and meet her sister from the East.
Madison Ward and Boydion's Long Ball Room, being in
the same longitude Of the head Of tde-waer and the foot
OF the falls, can bc construed in other light, than NEE
ting Of The rdfeTs Then, coons Of all the Wnrds-Mn
olson giving you hearty reception let show the coons
OF the "coon-den" that there such getting ont
of hOlOws. ~ old Coon Of Madison IVard
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-03
TRnuRIEIN rHE CAn1Nrr

letter from Washington to the N Y True SUM- snys:-
Messrs. Robert aud John Tyler, Jr arrived in Washing
ton last night The trouble the Cabinet hurried their
return. The quarrel wrote YOU Of between the President
and Mr. Spencer about Mr. Forwards appointment 10 Of
hce is serious than presumed and the feud is in
creased by the of the Presidents sons who de-
sire the expulsion OF the present Cabinet and their own re-
turn to power.-PhiL Ina.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-03
WINGS or Madison wApD

Will you bear in mind the meeting the Exchange TO.
night shall we be behind the other Wards in the City in
numbers, enthusiasm devotion the great and glorious
principles Tor which wc have bned long In the begin.
ming let make demonstration thnt will strike terror in
the hearts OF the foe, and show them that tho betrayed by
Tyler under the talismanic influence Of Clay we can
sweep all such reriH with the "besom Of destruction
Then, To the Tug yctOys within reach; due discretion
and the field is Let then shew world that no
thing can daun and our principles shall live o. die
IN support Of them. f. PLUR1BUS UNUM
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-03
To COUNTRY ADVERTIsERs.

In future shall adhere rgidy, and
veTsement Without ne city aeo,paH1,;-uness
vers- personally known and known prompt pay
This notice given that be disappointed
advertisements appearing complied
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-03

VtfObfr n,
X H. JENKINS has opened III. past week. large and .,
- sNe vaue OF the following dress good. for ,J.. ~
Rich striped and figured velves '"s
40 thousand yards Mousainr nil p,i...
the richest made '''' - Gus ID
~ pieces new style NelVeets Cape ChuSan an entir . ~
er many new goods for dresses. FIoyox or
Muslin Collars rich Velvet and Silk Prints an e,rus,v.
OF RiDons and ShawI- &c. &c &c. 'oi'nieh'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-03

This writer is out again. We invite especial attention
to his article, which would do credit far older than
himself We set him down the best OF his age
know any where, and have doubt he will day
be far better known the world than he at present
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-03

eslss sir ssJ ,eaa once sserahssJ ,hs snaGass
MIR. Dos who said ,ai tho the President
pursuing would I'LL the Avenue with bayonsts, feel
bound to declare hata (such the prosent)
be kept up against the freedom of elections. l. for one
will be among the first shoulder my muskct in the
cause"
lie LETT Washington perfectly cured OF any regard he
might have for Tyler; and convinced, that much had
been said about the corruption the OF Government
there at least eraggeration in the case.
lie repeated that he had been for in IA
Of Tyers reelection, of tho election OF any other
than the Wing candidate. Ii gentlemen determined
to read him Of the Church. he begged Of them have
iitte mercy him. and least add that bitter
summation, the of Tyler man, his disgrace.
Wings of Madison. Come to the rally tonight. Come
one. ALL Bring your neighbors with you, all that
will come. "Now's the day and nows the hour
Jefferson below and Monroe above, have done their duty
maniully. Will old Madison be found wanting Never
say, Her patriotic any in this Wing
city. They will obey the call We look out for
overwhelming meeting. Monroe and Jefferson will be
there look Let them you in oil your strength
Let them say when they go home" we did pretty WELL but
Old Madison takes the rag off the BUSH"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-03
WHO MEETINGS

There is a perfect hurricane of Wing Meetings every
where 1t were to publish all would have room
for nothing else. The Wing spirit is running through the
land like fire d u cane.bake 1t be stopped, and
he who stop it, the Iisque of being burnt
death will sweep this Union from end to the other
in its career. Mark that.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-03
LRirerSitu of TrgiRia.

We learn that the University is opening with
hattering prospects of large increase ofits num-
bcrS, and that the Professor of Law is at his post
ready to resume the labors of the session, with
improved health.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-03
AUCTION CARD.

Valuable Tan Yard Fixtures. &c.
rrueiay morning At ~ a.
clock Valuable Tsn Yard Frture Leather &C. belonging
of the late snide deed will BE- so
valuable Negro Man, eumer-By order Of
Trustee
ocJ INT,oEs = BROTHER Aues
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-03
JEFFERsON wARp CLAY cLrR.

meeting Of the Wings Of jefferson Ward will be held
"Wednesday evening next, at o'clock, the Military
Hail. for the adoption of Constitution and Byelaws for
the future government Of the Club.
The Wings Of the city generally most respectfully
invited to attend.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-03
An1nIlRNEn MEErINl.

IL The meeting held Friday night for the purpose Of
organizing "uggdaicH Society,"" adjourned again
In the Sabbath School Room Of the Methodist Centenary
Church. on Wednesday Evening next, - O'Clock. Al
the humane and benevolent citizens Of Richmond disposed
10 favor the object earnestly invited attend BY order
Of the meeting G. G.. GRISWOLD, Sec'ry.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-03
IIENRICO CLUB.

The proceedings OF the Henrco Wings will be in
another column. We learn from n number of gentlemen
present. that, Capt McRac addressed the meeting a
~ happy and animated manner We did arrive the
ground in time 70 witness the proceedings
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-03
Heads IlPl
The Ban aH in motion -

The Wmgs Of MADISON WARD propose to hold
Meeting Tuesday evening, tho 81 proSmo at seven
o'clock, the Exchange Ball Room-for the purpose Of
forming a CLAY CLUB! All tie Wings Of Richmond
are invited 10 attend.
30 by request Of seperai CO0ns Of 10
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-03
Tint Sill nrnin

The corporal catches it oil sides The "losr is from
the pen Of that veteran wit Prentice Of the Louisville Jour
nal. Hear him
" We mentioned the other day that Mr.. Knowles had
thrown sat IN the eyes Of the editor Of the Richmond Star
according TO W. Knowles statement he first salfsd
the editor and then licked him.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-03
DIED.,

on sunday evening. 81 O'Clock a tie residence Of M0 Stan
field MARY EMEINE aged years ~ days only child Of J.
anil Gamma Emcline Smith.
Henry County, Va the 22d ~ August
Dr. BENJAMIN JONES. aged 81 years and months
or The Nashville, Tennessee, and Charleston r. C. papers Will
please copy.
In this city the Morning Of the 3D. October, Mrs. An.
GAL MAyo Reflect Of the late Col John Mayo, in the S3d
year Of her age
The friends Of the family, and those Of DIR. Robert H.
Cabe ato respectfully invited Ia attend her Funeral this
morning eleven o'clock from her late Residence the
Of 9Th and g.. Street, without farther invitation
In this city Sunday Evening tho Let Inst, ELIZA Ia.
VIVA daughter Of Jno G. and Sarah Sanurd eyed year.
nine months, and eleven days.
u RcIgous IIerad will pIease copy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-03
"a C0rrcspnnlicnLN.

Communications written on both sides of the
paper will not be published.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-03

FLOUR inspected in the City Of Richmond during tic
quarter ending 3Dth September, lsl3
52957 bbls superfinc
24l3 half bbs do
40 bbls fine
2O7 do middings
Az do condemned
JOHN ENGLAND, Inspector.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-03

FlRE.-A Stable 9th opposite ST. James
Church. and owned by Mr. James NJ Winston destroy
ed by fire Yesterday evening.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-03

Our Friend who writes the subject of the Log Cabin,
handed in his communication too late for to-day. lie shall
have hearing tomorrow
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-03

We have no sketch OF Mr. Griswolds remarks in the
Monroe Ward meeting. We hope he will send
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-03
800
r E w A r D ,

VIE trustees OF the Town of Manchester. will
pay the above reward person will furnish .,en in
as WIZ lead TO the detection conviction az ,
- ~ ', ~, IOWA. OF ." vicinity SAINT. A. PATTEsoN
Treasu Of IN. Ill.,