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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-04
MIR. III. MILLER.

The Citizens of Wake Forest, N. Co. have rendered
dinner TO this gallant Wing, which oil the
sh OF this month His letter. in reply, is stirring
war.trumpet. Mr.. Miller a native of the Old Dominion,
and adds another 10 the long list of
doing honor 10 their "iahcr land" in other States He
uses up men, OF certain class after the following fashion
There are dcmagogues-men who will rneaRiy stoop TO
low cunnng-who will Conceal their real opinions
press those they do cnertan-in pares-aH ranks
Such men should be watched with an Eagles eye-should
be watched with Eagles cye-should be seorned by the
whole people they deserve be and secuted by
those with whom for the time being they may pre-
tending With lynXcye, they watching the pop
ular current that they throw themselves and
with H. and with the groveng cunning OF poca auack
they are Sneakingy feeling the popular pulse that theirs
ere long NAV bent responsive To H. All things all men,
they denounce day, the principles which Yesterday they
were ready and willing defend; and, pe or place
they will dsaSow tomorrow what they boast of to-day
Such men unworthy OF the public confidence Where
they hold the helm OF government they produce instability
and insecurity. Ii good do their faces and
use their efforts against SUCH they WILL long, niest
whole countrysome OF the nusances will be "lurking
IN every nook like the plague Of Egypt poluting every
How often do find 1t the too, this de.
scrpuon like the spy, remain only sufficiently long the
camp or ranks Of one party TO enable them
the most information the TheV hare their trce
lie who will bid highest may get them.
Mr.. Miller avows his preference for Mr.. Clay in the
following eloquent
Firm and ineSibc in what he conceivcs to be right
bold and fearless in the expression his opinions espc
ciay when the good OF his country ssucpatrioc
under all tCmpatiOus-a friend human liberty
quarter OF the EARTH under whatsoever il was
commended for, lie worthy the confidence OF h country
men, and should receive their uages highest honor
IN their gIt lie IL the architect of his
commencing life with but few friends without wealth or
patronage, he has reared tor himself fame for coquence
Sagacy and noble dsnteresed patrotisi which will be
more durable than brass Lcthis friends Ice up and doing"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-04

boar ihem confess tina, he got ALL We should DO
surprised at their attempting that he was not elect
ed We hope they will be liberal to MIR. Clay aud allow
him to take his should his majority fall as low even
100000. We do not know how Gen. Jackson
thought popular. for he surely had large
Jointly General Harrison. However, Loco Foco rules
never work both ways. We half suspect, that when the
Enquirer nmaes that people did for HARRISON
he himself and his Romans. sNo doubt they
the people; and when they die, wisdom will die with them"
II General Harrison popular with 10000 ma
Iorly, what Van, who elected by minority Pro
badly very popular the Of Hauison's
We should really like know what ncighbor regards
great victory. Was Jcilerson's over Adamsl Wa
a Jacksonsi by the by Lord Chesterfield has very
pertinent remarks about the familiarity of calling great
BY their first names) The majority in neither case
was comparable 10 Gen. Harrison's
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-04

Young men, of Virginia, you will take distin-
guished part in the conflict which is approaching.
Va is time that you should qualify yourselves to act
10 this great work of deliverancc-Havc you a
votH II YOU have not, let us cntreat each and
Every one of YOU to get one. Now is the time.
Hesitate not moment Put not Oft until to-mor-
row that which ought to he done to-day. Re-
member the cause in which you are engaged
Think when, hereafter, YOU shall hear this great
work spoken OF, how proud YOU will feel TO be
able To say, III FOO assisted in it,"
We would propose to all oiyou. to unite in form
ing a, Clay Club-both those who have votes and
those who have not. You can there discuss mat
ters of public interest, stimulate the weary, and
animate the timid. Why should not the work be
commenced at oncel You can there compare
notes, and consult upon the best method of secur-
ing votes, at least cost, to those of YOU who have
none. The eyes of your country are on you.-
That country hopes much, expects much, and will
not be satisfied with little, from you Shall she
be disappointed Never as long rs drop of
Wing blood is 10 be found in Your veins.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-04


in va OF suffering has been the object OF phanhrops,
ne VI e wof but the principles treating es.s
ou' slowly Tor thousand years owing 10 IN. limited
- " acquiring knowledge but tho inroiucon OF m.
,.,.naI - s''sm engine literally be said light Ia.
upon the world and the 10Th century possss.
wheh is focfaticrs never did In This y.u,,,, an,
SION OF knowledge, remedies been souel an, "a
oeautu' sorchoue of the vegetable crcaion ,.r, -,
'en 10 combine with ncutralxe the suttl ,, 49,
useS ITSELF throughout the general system aud proae-
,h' uu Sandss saaTaula. purely vegetable
peen lorsughiy tested In disease. ami - Co
nencc known tobc safe and ehetua for sero0 or
nent OF the glands eprosy, sab Rheum scad Head rcs
neas faita'ion Of the Heart, diseases
"a IN impure OF depaved state OF the blood arrangement G
"ges'c organs The propretors daily receiving written
os giving interesting details Of virtue. orgin,
manuscripts OF various certificates letters Clergy
AMI Laiiy all confirming the previous are eon,n, ~
oeN'u anu VIII eheeny be exhibited application Facs mr..
recorded sufficiently clear and I'm, most
Gus OF the real merits Of this invaluable medicine.
no' particulars see advertisements other city paper,
,'sred and Sold wholesale and and for rorio,io, DO
A. CO. Druggists and Chemists Granite nuiinr,
o nt"away corner Of Chambers York authorized
oseh IA richmond A. Duvai Co.. Petersburg Rom, An
son. IN Norfolk NJ A. Santos by Druggist. vsns,v 80
for 81. ''''' p'' oo"e ootl'.s
80
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-04

IL sahs squent 10 this peroJ that Jones began his
theatrical career apromp,ers book. attached Of
the minor theatres, in the December OF the year.
there IL entry the effect that he late deliver
messsge and corresponding ne il discovered in the
treasury account Of the week. the Saturday
ing lie seems to Fave borne his with great good
honour however, for We find him that evening.
singing comic song for benefit the Bower
saloon where his name appears in big letters the bill
u star in the hemisphere OF Siangate.
On the 10Th OF May following he sailed from England
and IKE ferouse was mover heard OF afterwards Tie left
deeply IN deo-h'S great tsngand probably this is why
he departed candestney. The last document
with him Is Characteristic. lie his landlord the Key
OF his room coupled with allusion the rent in which
dcncc OF his still charitable nature
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-04
Burglary.

The store Of Messrs Richardson, on Main Street was
entered Friday night and u large amount OF goods stolen
The thieves got IN through the window the door,
and conducted their operations silently not 10 awaken
two young men who sleeping in the store.
All the goods, amounting 1900 or $4,000 worth,
were found Saturday, concealed in house ON Coun.
ciChamber Hill, in the occupancy of black man. who
was arrested Another black fellow, supposed to be
connected with the burglary, purtued Saturday night
by the officer, and toYk refuge in the Dock-here he was
drowned Circumstances warrant the belief that Others
aud probably OF different colour associated an &C.
neral system OF nocturnal plumber.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-04


The advocates Of Van Buren,. with the ENQUIRER and
Globe their head, in view Of the tremendous defeat
sbch lac sustained before the people, and Of obyiang the
effect IL must have public mind, pursuing singu
lar course for who call themselves Democrats They
know, in their hearts that Vans cause bad one; they
think that to bring him again, shortly after he has
been rejected by overwhelming majority little less than
Offering direct insult to tho peopoand yet boisg rcsoy
cd 10 try him agan, they endcavor apologize for his dis
astor', by asserting that he had not fair play!
The Calhoun, Johnson aud Cass men, concur in con.
dcmnng this They .ay that his defeat in 1910
speaks language not to be either mistaken or dsregorded
and that il Is the height Of rashness enter upon the can
with such leader. One would think this view Of the
would present itsofo any intelligent mind; buso think
not the swimmers Of Van Buren,
The people Of this country arc grayoy told that Van had
amoj1riy in hs favor, but that portion Of this raiory
was bought up The good, incompatible democracy, &c.
cyrding to the Enquirer, were absolutely bnbcd to vote
ainst Van. That is method Of accounting for popular
defeat novel h H. unexpected. The people bought no
70 vote against their candidate II like the rsman
who was tried for sieGiiHg his match.
But what stupcndous operation IL must have been the
purchase Of tic Democracy. Lot us see IInrtison ma
Ioriy was 10000. II coutendcd that but for the npen
~ Of corruption, Van would have beaten him NJ IA, ne no
beat Van. That makes $4,000 Of the Democracy setno
y bought Of the shambes, 10y these bloody minded Wbp
butchers What do the Democracy think Of this charge
preferred against them by their organsl
Bot this is not ALL The cores ondents Of the Enquirer
have actually proved phrase Of that PRINT that Har
son got in by the "skn Of his teeth" We are happy to
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-04

~ a certain formidable at time D.,ti.
disease naniiestng itself by or warts 10 h
ulcers IN the throat and tongue botces on var
paris ." ie h with nocturnal pains, especially the skn bon.s
ana shoulders The system filed horrd poson which mn
less merelluy arrested VIII the .y.s-rons,m
e MUSE contract the body, and loyees fn mo
su'h mass OF corruption such dunghi stencil such mr.,
lure OF gha-tnes sufficient victim with terror
Ppiy Tor MANKIND the Governor world In mercy h,s
aIoine by which THIS dreadful CAN BE CtRFD
long successful course Of practice combined with boro,
paeheaI knowledge OF the structure of tho Uuro
frame uly entities Dr. H3RTLEf confidence of bosa who
hay have iaen prey TO that n-dous dsease-Ome on Ior.,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-04
Ennninr lie EInm-

The Enquirer thinks that calling another Convention
would fan the flame instead of extngushng lie
only afraid OF the Wings, but he is afraid OF his party
All the tools Of power have terror Of the people. This
Convention however. is TO be substituted by Richie and
his Romans. lie To be the Dictator and they ad
wise. This avery hopeful plan He is afraid the Locos
may drop the Peoples candidate" he calls Van, and
therefore ne does not give them them choice.
Well, ii Is no business of ours.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-04

The redoubiabe Governor Do las written letter 10 his
disciples Rhode Island denouncing uud repudiatnp their
alliance with Tycrism, and declaring ms determination TO
have nothing whatever, 10 do with IT. II Tyerism ever
manages get lower than this should really like to
know where proposes dig the hole. party that isn't
good enough for Tom Dor about much below the bot
any thing that ever heard Of. 1t is quite mpos.
ble for the 1yleres 60 receive another slight n This
world. When any other being under heaven kicks them
let them be oued-they rising IN the world again
" J. COmieT EBguiTsy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-04
Deaihs bu Liehtuiuc-

Two Ladies, Union Ill., Mrs. CogLi and her daugh
ter, Mrs Johnson, killed Friday by lightning They
were in different rooms, the upstairs and other be-
low. They stricken dead Instantly.
few months SINCE in the same neigbourhood young
man was killed by lightning. Persons in that quarter of
tho city, indeed everywhere else should be careful to
provide lighning.rods.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-04
DIED.

At his residence, Main St. on Saturday night at ? o.
clock, EZEKIEL DAVIS SR, EEQ oged 81 yoss The friends
and acgnainances of the family solicited attend has
uuera this afternoon o'clock from his late residence
few doors below the Medical College, Main ST.
IL Norfolk Herald requested . copy.
Yesterday Evening m Rockets, at the residence of
Mr. WM CRAY IN the 21d year his friends OF the
family requested this evening AZ half past
, O'clock, without further invitation.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-04

ulurly small parallologram Of popcD

After this date, find him solounerin the then xisiing
Fleet Prison; and his residence therein appears have thrown
him into tho society OF several distinguished people.
letter, dated "CofI,o Gallery, No. l6," foows
II evidently in his hand writing, and the sign
exactly corresponds appended inquest jury list
upon which he served foreman
"Dcar Snoll,-IIcre at last cribd right nine
pence Come down and u.s. and bring Tom and Wig
~, also gin and cigars Get fist bottle and put il
your greacoat pocket and drOpn penny, which makes
noise Than n shilling into tie tirrkey's box. 81
have fine chicks IN my Sunday. Yours ever
John JONES"
The latter psri Of this epse somewhat ambiguous az
not clearly pointing whether Mr. Jones visitors
poultry thnt he had assembled for the qualification Of his
friends. light b., however thrown the mystery by
entry made his pocketbook Of that day which
this memorandum:
"Junc 10.-Tom and Wiggy came--asked Peck and
ChaiTy them. Didn't hear the quarter nine bell
and got locked n-Wggy septin the wardrobe, and Tom
under the table,"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-04
mperance MecI;n0T

80 The Creek Total Abstinence Society will holds meeting
Monday Evening, O'Clock, September 4i in the Ml,, H.
over TIE Market House The Rev D. MeCabe several other
good speakers will address the meeting There will be some good
singing The Ladies and the nuhie arc inYrel 10 attend
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-04
Richmond Iicnirnu.

We ask attention 10 Mr.. BurkcS advertisement Mr. u.
is OF the rpes scholars of the day. and has wide and
welcarned reputation.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-04

% The Quarterly Meeting, Of Trustees Of Richmond Col
ege, will be held Room OF the Second
Church on Tuesday afternoon, I O'Clock srI-.t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-04
A T. RID.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND FARMERS
j. f.. WATKINS.

-.
j. f.. WATKINS,
A Fen Doors aJopc Tie BeH Tarern, on The Opposite
Side, Main Street.
WOULD embrace the present opportunity 10
inform CorNrRy MERCHANT Others who may visit the
Boots, Shoes &c. for the FaII Trade,
wan be "'tensve-having boon carefully selected by Mr. g. H.
IN titus branch Of business HIS Stock having purchased (y
leaving orders for their Mandatory early July which was pre-
'"u io,hc advance IN price on Goods IN hs line.
to oc them 10 or - less Il they had teen
purchased At later daie-whch difference no small eons
object Is to esahl, himself in business and in,cri u
every proper means for the accomplishment object and TO
iuhef ms purpose proposes Offering his Goods prices
viii make It to the interest Of purchasers examine his
lie has received pr STEAMBOATS, from Philadelphia seh.
Nassau and yncibug from New schrs Wave Isna,
Town'end and Texas FROM noson portion Of his Pail stock
Gentemens 6ne cr Boots made by Miles Son It, % an ~
70 do do Of other manufacturers
Mems eau Boots pegged' an article warranted
DO stout Water Boots, Of daeren, quality
"en'leens hnc calf Iootees Manufactured by J. Mcs Son.
81, I.t and % quality
Mems fine calf Booccs, NJ qualities
n 90 Co., Mp 90 ool .ewsd nnd pegeed warranted
Boys Boo'ses u different qualities
LADIES' SHOES.
Ladies French Morocco Bu-kns, flannel lined
DO French So5o,,o w a ~ rc 90 .n. superior, ,o,
rights and his and stfaights
D DS F "'''' Morocco w q ss.a warranted o.
do do L,
DO sewang r Ties and straps ofdinercn, quale.
DO leather Walking Buskins and strap different qualities
DO KID and y. Morocco Slippers, Ffonchst style
DO DO do 1d, %, "a and 9Th qualities
DO Black Cater iiuskns Waking shocs superior Article
DO Black and eoloured Buskins slippers
MISSES SHOES.
Misses French Morocco Booiccs, prime article
DO Whfcss'd DO do committing extra for
DO dfcssed and undrrsscd Morocco Buskins do
DO Leather Boots and shoct, ~ different qualities
Chiflrcns dressed and undrcssod Morocco BOotees
DO do Ankle Ties
DO B0otecs n various other qualities
Infants Booiccs, handsome
Leather Travelling Trunks, Of different
Hair TrInks Carrct Bags, &c
% Additional arrivals viii be during the season.
share n public patronage Is solicited. s4
SALfsOO sacks SAT- landing Thadcus, in fine
- order for sale by
seq BOYD, EDMOND 4 DAvENPoRT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-04
From The Lon.lon Punch.

Jony JoNEs AND MS CONTEMPORARIES; tgih Letters and
Notes. Edited Jy Mr.. Punch. One volume Boy
Dick 81 Co.
We need make apology for bringing this charming
work before the notice Of readers. John Jones wnsth
intimate friend Of MIR SnoOks, Mr.. Smith, Mrs Virgins
and other distinguished personage aud these papers now
collected Tor ihe first time, throw light upon certain
passages in his hitherto ncSploned They are
chiefly illustrative Of the life during the first half of
the present century and TEEN with particulars of oil tos.
characters who gave peculiar aspect the Court in
which Mr.. Jones resided.
10 the beneyocnco OF Joncs's disposition we may NJ
tribute the many calls made upon bis charity even nj tho
time h circumstances were most embarrassed, we dis
cover from the following note, Of which there are many
/ such:
"Io Mr. Jones, Sir humebly ask pardon for iroubin
Of you but have small account make up on Saturday,
night AMI II you could settle your tc bill would be of the
gratest service 10 yours most Tospectlly G. Button"
Al this very time, oublespccuniary and Otherwise were
coming very hcky upon Jones; for bearing the same date
the preceding document, is account which appears to
have been left unsettled. ts very remarkable, nasmucb
1t furnishes with minute information respecting HE
/ usual mode o. dress.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-04
From the Philldolphil North American.


Punch, Of London, has published of the Say
ings and Doings Tor something OF the so John Jones
which he also notices the famous hebdomadal beariup
his namePunch's not Jonoss. The notice we transfer to
columns, peculiarly important. We have a John
Jones living this country 1t appears that the cockney
John Jones disappeared from England time since
We draw inference, but inclined to say with Mag
nifco in the pIay"If didn't know At wasn't could al
most insist IL was"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-04

DuMICE STONE Of rumiee stone pure lust To hand
- ana Tor sale by se4 SAML T. DOVE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-04
$4,000 CYPRESS Shingles, received and
- " ~ ~ foI .ale. by The eaLEn l. 8. kILnY

ALso-IiOOO feet seasoned Oak Plank sc IwaI
SSPlRlIs TURPENrINE4 bbs Tupen,nc At tho Black BOY
- a'Fl M"'t'T' Tor safe 10y So =. f. DOVE.
FAANNERs' OILS bbs Tanners on hand at the Black
n BOY and Mortar, aud for sale by
Sc SAMI T. DOVE
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-02-09
IN SENATE-Tu Tuesday. jan. "a.

Mr.. Reid called up a Bill 10 repea! so
much Of Chap. l02 Of the Revised Statutes,
as requires Sherffs 10 advertise sales Of
Lands Tor Taxes, 10 some newspaper 10 the
City OF Raleigh; and to authorize them TO
advertise such sales in some convenient
newspaper; which Bill, by Ayes "a, passed
It's second reading. Ga motion of Sir. r.
the rules were suspended IN order that the
Bal might have lis third reading nou -
hessrs. Cooper and Dobsou, opposed the
Bill. Mr. Allison tof /. moved TO strike
out the second section, which did no, pre-.
vail, and the BtI being put on IT'S third
reading, by Ayes Ia, Noes 9, vas rejected.
MIR. Joy0er, from the Commute on Flu
cation and the Literary Find, made yer
bal Report, together With a Bill and sundry
amendments for the relief of the sYfferings
OF The People, arising from tie deficiency
oil last years crops. Ga motion Of Mr..
Edwards, the rules were suspended. in q,
der that the Bill might have lts SECOND
reading at this time.
Mr. Jacocks moved to Gil up the blank
With $1,000 for each County applying for
the same.
Mr.. StaIings would ask where the mo.
ney was TO come from the Treasury was
empty, the Bill held cut expectations to the
people that something was TO be done for
them, whereas Il was mere delusion.
MrcEdwards opposed the Bill.
MIR. Joyner advocated the measure at
some length. lie showed there were 500.
900 IN the hands Of the Treasurer of the
Literary Fond, to be loaned out, and what
better security could lie asked, than The |
present Bill provided for.
Mr. Allison, (of H. moved the Indefinite
posiponement Of the Bill, which by Ayes
26, Noes IL, prevailed.
House message, with a repa,, from the
Committee on Finance, showine The settle
ment between the late Treasurer and the
Treasurer elect, was read and concurred in
House Ball, prohibiting the circulation If
Notes under the denomination Of S. passed
It's first reading. Ga motion, the Rules
we're suspended, and the Bin was %, % i,s
second reading. T.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-02-09

A Ne'o Scheme of Safety.--An ingen.
lous fellow at Bangor is determined to
speculate upon Parson MlIer's scheme Of
destruction. He adyeriises that he is Dre.
pairing an immense balloon to carry the
people out Of harms way when the confa.
grafton happens. He says he has sent to
Europe for an immense amount of silk.
and the car is to be $50 feet long and 90
VIDE. Seats in the balloon $500 each. 49,
! ne books are 10 be opened on the Isl
Aprd, and great body Of constab'es will
be on band 10 prevent rush.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-02-09
EVENING SESSION.

Mr. Moore presented bill TO punish De
faults Of returning Officers 10 The election
for Electors Of Presiden. and Vice Presl.
dent, Of The United States; which passed
ne three several readings.
! The Resolution Of Mr.. Caldwell, 10 adj.
Iourn sane die on Friday next, was read to
The House, and was laid on the table.
Mr. Moore presented Resolution con.
cernlng the Bonds OF the Raleigh and Gas
ton Rail Road which passed lis three sew
eral readings.
The bill to amend the 9th section Of the
3lSt chapter of the Revised Statutes, was
read the second lime and rejected and the
bill 10 provide for the assessment Of Real
Estate, was read the second time and Jude
liaiely postponed
The bill to incorporate the Town OF Shell!
BY 10 Cleveland, vas read second time
aud passed and, On motion, was taken ~
on lis third reading.
Mr.. Francis moved 10 amend BIZ addipc
the following section:
And be II further enacted. That r,a r,5;os n
shelby shah be entitled 10 vote in the elset,o,
of Officers for the Town.
After some Itie discussion. the ame,d
ment was withdraw, and the bill passed rs
thrd reading.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-02-09
NIGHT SESSION,

The bill concerning Executors aud Ad
illustrators, passed lis second reading.
The bill 10 extend The time for takin,
Stock 10 the llickorynUt Turnp,ke Compa
ny, was taken up on its second reading
and after some discussion, on motion Of Mr..
Avery, was LAID on the table.
The House then adjourned.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-02-09

Of The following Counties, and ,bei, g
rior Courts TO be held as follows: 'up'
Union, on the I'd Monday in Feb ana
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-02-09
CAPTIONS OF LAWS.
pITRyit ACTS

Passed By The General Assembly Of The State d
North Carolina, at the Session Of 1923.