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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-31

NONIRIHt iIONSiilP INSURANCE. OmPANY
NV foEx July 18Th Isi5.
A > the severe fire in this city will doubtless
cause much uneasiEess the bare. honr Poi,
eies Of this ONCE thought that IN. Con,,i
bnuonshP Insurance Conpany after all n
SUI Lave handsome Capital remaining and Continuing do
brsines not oay THIS city but Agencies a hereto
fore aid at they VIII promptly which thy NAV
J. SMITH ROGERS p,--.t.,
To q q. RASnaLrII, AGcni, Richmnnd. Va.
l-y- RISKS taken. heretofore. b.
Ju <T-Iw cOUPLAND RANDOLPH Ar,nt
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-04-18
WHOLE NO. 2l7.

VOLTS parents, who were residing quite near
them. Holabee suggested that he would 60
and let them know of Black VOLTS return.---
Both lovers objected, saying: ''We will see
them soon; but you must remain. We do
not want 10 see any others for few days,
we will hnut; and when they are come, we
will eat together" Lost Fawn then busted
herself with preparing them some food
Black Wolf took the horses, tied them near
the cabin, and brought them provender. It
was easy TO see that Black VOLTS friends
had done much 10 get around his cabin the
little that Indian habits require. The ne.
cessaries Of life are few; and human happi-
ness is proportonaby lcssened as it acquires
ideas of luxury. If ever true happiness
dawned on man, it was then. Their every
wish had been 10 meet again.
After two days successful hunting, they
made known to their friends that the cabin
had its tenants. twas happy meeting; and
when they separated, Holabee promised TO
leave, but Black Wolf would not consent:
" himself and Lost Fawn would return with
him 10 Fort Smith, 10 get such articles as
their new home required"
AHelI Ielu' ii w tiS Eoit Sd'O IAOlabe0 ah
opportunity of seeing how strongly Indians
are attached TO their customs. The couple,
who had shown themselves attached by the
warmest affection, rode for two days without
exchanging scarce word; Lost Fawn
keeping her horse directly behind the one her
husband rode, with all the sleadiness of an
ancient matron. When they had procured
their few articles, and rested one night in
Holabee's lodge, they left for their own, but
not without again evincjng their warmest gra-
tilude for the interest he had taken in their
behalf. Some three months aferward, Ho.
labee received full hunting suit, elaborate
ly onamentod by the hands of Lost Fawn,
together with letter from Black Wolf say
ing that they were now enjoying all of earthly
happiness to which they had ever aspred.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-04-18

GENERAL JAcKsoN.-Issac Hill, Of New
Hampshire, who lately visited the Hermitage,
says: 90,
81 found Gen. Jackson better in health
than l expected, yet so weak, if it were any
other man, I could scarcely suppose he
would live week. For the last four months
he has not attempted to take mis- customary
meals with the family. He sits through the
day in a well-consructed easy chair, with
his writing materials, his miniature bible and
hymn book before him. To him are brought
as soon as the mail arrives, the newspapers;
and during the four days I tarried at the
Hermitage, his first inquiry was for the daily
Washington newspapers, and the letters bear
ing the pos-mark of the capital. His COM
plant is pulmonary--one lobe of the lungs
lie believes 10 be entirely consumed. This
condition is shown by the shortness OF breath,
which almost entirely precludes the benefit
of personal exercise. When he moves it is
SO quietly as to produce no disturbance. His
feet and ankles are swollen from continued
sitting, and he finds substitute for salutary
exercise only in the bathing of his limbs
every evening in those emolicn!s calculated
TO produce "a healthy action Of the skin.
Weak as he is, he shaves with bis own hand,
and combs and adjusts the ample gray halr
which continues 10 add TO the dignity of his
appearance"
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-04-18

A DUEL PREvENrED.-The police officers
yesierd were informed that two individuals
of this city had made arrangements to fight
duel in the vicinity of the city, when they
were despatched by Mayor Mccall to take
the parties into custody. This morning,
about daylight, near Naaman's Creek, the
parties appeared with their friends, and the
police officers appeared there also. The
latter circumstance dsarranged the affair,
and set some of those concerned in it to run
ming at the top of their speed. One of the
principals, Henry Randall, was arrested, and
the other Frederick Schley, avoided his
pursuer by jumping ditch fifteen feet wide.
Randall was brought home, and held to bail
to keep the peace. The origin of the diff
Guilty, il is said, was at ball short time
since.-Phuadelphia Gazette.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-04-18

Power or ELoouENcE.-Tho eloqucnce
of the celebrated Whtefeld, it is said, was
at times irresistible. The accomplished
sceptic Chesterfield, was present when this
popular preacher presented the votary of sin
under the figure Of a blind beggar, led by
little dog. The dog had broken his string
The blind cripple, with his staff between
both hands, groped his way unconscious to
the side of precipice. As he felt along
with his staff, it dropped down the descent,
too deep TO send back an echo. He thought
it on the ground, and bending forward, took
one careful step to recover it. But he trod
on vacancy, poised for moment, and as he
fell headIong-Chesterfield sprang from his
seat exclaiming, By Heavens he is gone"
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-04-18

CoMMAND.-It is rarely that girl reproves
seriously-a pretty sullcnnoss, pettish
retort, Or gay badinage, are her weapons;
but when the light of u just indignation does
dart from her youthful eye, when with an
elevated form, kindlng glance, crimson
cheek and voice half tremulous, half au-
thoritaive, she denouuces error, sages may
bend before her.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-04-18

John Davis has been elected to the United
State Senate by the Legislature of Massachusetts,,
in the place of Issac G. Bates, deceased.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-08-09

within the tropics, il Is capable Of furnish.
Ing them with. articles Of indispensable ne.
sessity, which hitherto. they have been
obliged to ptocufe from Europe, and 1t IN
enormous expense, and ofien, from the
length Of voyage, rendered useles. BY the
damaged state j. whicht6sy arrived. csl.
HoFnialceuld furnish abundantlY Ill those
countries with hour, potatoes. salted pro.
visions, hides, tallow, butter, cheese, wine
sf the choieeat Kind, brandy, oil, olives
Faisins, apples and other fruits, As alec
with hemp u sordaae, FAX. wpod, pitch
taf' &C., Al Of which would arrive by !
: short voyage, and in perfect condition
and oe Furnished At reasonable prices
Another commercial field i opening with
numefons Islands scattered ovsf the Pacific
Oce,n, with some Of which, especially ths
Sandwich Islands, large trade is already
carried on-vessels belonging to Amer.
leans being constantly in he trade; 70 god
advantage.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-08-09
c. W. BODEMAN,

s..;,,4A DE- CIST, ..,lF
Corner Of Main and IPashingio~ street; cpbssifs
the Market House,
uAS received his Spring supply Of Drugs
1 L aud Medicines also. Paints. Oils Var.
nish, Pai.t Brushes, Oye stuff. All nr., Mad
der. indie :, Glue, ;ol Iraf. Bronz-. Tur.
pensine. Lard and Fish Oil. Window Glass,
Whiting, Putty &r. &c. In fact good and
extensive e,ock ot every ar,irIr ii, mis- Ii o e,
hesyh, (and paid snl) in the bes, mssk kc,.
and selling very low Alro, s,.arge ass"rt-
m.nt Ut Patext Medicines; Ds. " starr Bal.
sam OF Wild .Chyyrys DIR. Brandreth's Pills.
Nerve and bone Liniisi cai +. Fshus.teck's ver
mi'ngn: Ague Piiis of every d.ssiiption, al
gena.hs. and muny other celebrated medi.
c,nes SO Ounces French Caihine, pure.
mar 90 '!5
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-08-09

s~45.
IT'S cold and gloomy wirtefis. dssy. q ;
Heavy and damp withtosi 's,s
i And Z sqnallid wye4ch On t6a naeer..e.ni vs.V
Is crouching down like dog
8 Like aIpess ana iamished dor that, noss,
Neither cart nor truck. may draw. /, ..,..
Ihat squaiid wretch with eafe.Aosn brow,
a1s PuSfesth his Skeleton piw. atF
honshs ;ia,fffssee ii.t ofibe. .p,ssi%.at stoptl--
Ii b Clsanssd with his tagsded eHe--1,o s...
lie eha'ks, i, he eaiks, with moan and with
IS sketchisg his iw.ost IN IN rsbeA, ,,;,.,,.,s
Chalking- -ehAlking-ehalkinI away.
81 Characters fais, ii colerine gay; ''l'l z
A record Of misery, talent, and want. ~,
With hungry belly and isngets gaunt.
Passengers hurry, hsrry slong,
With sorrowfnl hearts or gay;
4 Rich and poor--a motley thfong- 9iiA
Pess over the pavement way; aaYiggs,
But hone, save the needy, slackea their speed
None, but the wretehed. can tarry, to read
That famished wrsteh's prsyer.
He has ehalked and chalked al his ea,k away,
Making the very pavement pray;
And shows Ms how stones may come out in
,fo soften with pity s.en'. Aaay,. Of ei.t.
Moekery!-cruel mockery ALI -.
:. In a land Of mocking and groans,
Where the pamper'd steed feeds high in the
While rarisiiaa; starse on tie s.oaes.
One word!-.only one--appears on the stone!
/, in characters bold and fair, asii3
But ohl that word il Of skin aud Of hone!---
ssStarrisg' is written there. Is,
Starving. in nfourisfes chalked on the grouiid,
Starving in colors 50 gay. .@f
Like the rich who can fcvel inlAAdty toaind
Our furnishing forms Of clay ..s4 .l
star.insAs.arvi,nijg;--ssarSsins. . .la
|, With inaddenipg hunger and cold, e
While the holy Bishepis carving ssesaa
His viands on dishes Of gold! so,
OH, the shivcrihg wretch may hide his head,
And his eye 80 hollow aud dim, ',.'1
Forllife to the fat church livings has fied,
And Death must grappie with him. q
III, land Of m,ockery. wealth and I'd wo, s.
:. A land Of riches and rags,
Where the alien rides in bonp and shcA.
And the nafire starves on the aaxs.
MockeIy--mockery-mockery oil!
;, A land Of mocking and groans,
Where the pamper'd steed feeds hish in the
3al stall, 'at 8f 4a
While Christians stare. on the stones.
- js o.. m @.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-08-09

Fsp Girls, whatever they may pretend,
thoroughly dislike The man who nbakss
them IN ol5sr. They sasy not chssss hin
for husband, but they, q least. eve hin
gratitude for his prefsrSncs: h< has AT.
tered their pride in its most sensitive point
asd il is impossible 70 hate him who haa
mads ~ bsttsr love ourselves. ssss NJ
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-08-09

J 1;alltx 6. Rav
FRANCIS ,. G: FEAsi.EY. ri
FerRardinsN Commission N er,haal

~ L .aDAa u WATER STREET. as9s .9a g8
ss@3 .os BURLINGTON, IOWA. zHs.
GrOceries, Paints and Oils,
STATLE nEY.ACCNSs EARDWAN2.
ais f.,.gi Queersrare, Iron. ILafs. Caps,
Roots. Shoes. SC.
"a ..&tia REFER ENCES: s9 49 tsas3
Msssrs. Eagei, l. Mulford, .Nsx 0,Isnn,.
Is - Ass Farr. H.. aa, 5dl4shl i5i.si
4. ?. lsa Todd 4 Sona, 81. Lo,,..
!" crrsly, Keith & Ruy,i
uct I. 1912 .ngNi'i' a549 Isk1
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-08-09

tik @nFtte ar,S Aouertiser
SssV' Is susIisHED, wkExLr 1900
= \ nv JAMES CLARKE. .f,,..i,3 le,l.l,3
.sr,rsssox ST., YurLlNc tom, IOWA. TERRY.
q + z Z n s |:

,,..ssgd T z ~ sdt fts6 yol
.rve Dct&ARs, per aann's, if paid in advance
sra pofl.ARs At The sSpirstion fthe year.l
- isa sill be aisroutin naed sasii aIis an
skeil Asss bees paid. unless ~ III: option
Sxs sd,tors !and no subsc riptson wiI1be reeeived
-. aherter term than three months. Aiisub.
ESsjSss Ter less thaa sal yesu msst 6e paid in
Ntnaee- astnt rsg.s sas fsh4.f. ts:ea.... Il. -
cs1,erSisemsats or q square and less wiI lfe In.
..s3,lSs<s ~ ONr Dos.LAR; saa for every suAss-
- ;sppssisa Esrrv CENrs wili hs charges.' "A
49, S;seosst will BE- made upop early adssr.
.e~s.S ~ he paid s~ 81 sIieou,mu al ca tionsssss
1. .sh,s s{ee-l5qBQ s. 1I5imo9 a,f' "a 9li8.a!
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-08-09

The wheat crop 10 Pennsyl ylysnia i repre-
rented = being unusually large this year:
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-08-09
House, Sign aiad F'tii.cy Paintinx.

EOATES T. HAWKINS, VALLEY street. be-
~ tween Main and Water will execute eve.
ry description Of Painting, plain and ornamental,
in the hest and most approved style. a,,.
They respectfully ask share Of psttonsge
apr 27 diff
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-08-09
Ssvfes ann Onices.

VIZ E arr prepared to rent ths entire bss--
!" meht story Of the ssBstret House..
] There ara sbihs i've or six exerlIsnf Stsfa
rpoms with cellars nader the whole. Fol-
terms, which are cheap, rNqaise Of
may 3,45 GRIMES h STARR.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-08-09


e. MALL, Of Mount Pleasant. and + |,
n y. MILLS, Of Rurlington, have els dav
associated themselves into partnerships for fhe
rsctiee Of Law Under the name and stvie 3f HaiI
Mills. They wiil attend all the Coats,3ftifi;:
prs! and seeobd Judicial Districts. Cr;isinSl
p1siness attended to in any part oil the Terriforv
Ohee sn the BRICK building on Main street nov
occupied by +. b. Minis. = F'lS iSF'rs'''i9V
-9a@iHS tf filsi = fsa7e ~ iJ.fC.aHAI9..f
~ a.,i u ..i9anI eu hssizsns F.D. MILLS.
,fpp. q, 9, ,liE-a. az h raisssisq l,ssr oa
sign and ornaiAEntaI Fat.tine
rssHkcuTsp sHc WITH xrArsEss AND 81 bssrArcn 5. rr,,,
r.,,a, NJ, BARKER e. wAtT. II t..., s..
3.st Burlington; lora.. .t.9
- - 1890 II "a b ls1 s4siasa)
80 h5ss5 l;antx 4 Ray, 'lTE--
Maastaefs.,s of frshss Ban A;l,.sess, III
~ 4ealers In Doiiihs Cipaas, ] "a r.
.tV45ls2sase ssa BURLINGTON, IOWA.
Mill.toas, mad. u Si3.,. sia esn.,.., a mn. !,
ply on hana. Screen wire, hoissinr i K VI and
mill irons, farni$hed q The anofteSt hutise. Ana
warranted cfthe ssst qaality.iiai 4Im +
june l'ii-ly a84 ; ,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-08-09
Sperm CatiiIes.

q BOXES Sperm Candles. just reed ana Tor
y sale bv ! G. LAUMAN,
apr II as ~ Water stieet
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-08-09

saa Fasa 81 = afalsI .a7l37i1fFi ~ s7s
,ssIaG9 ated. sai issn9sass ca d d alsss
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-08-09

s1f1f1 PIECES Spring and samixer Prints.
AUU NEW and beautiful styies; just Eeeeiyed
and foI GALE very low, by j. 7 UMAN. I
apr - 40 water street.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-08-09

i'm REAMS Medium. and SinetS Csam,
,AOO Rag and Straw x1apping paper, 10
store aad f0f ss.e very cheap kys,s. 4, =.
mar IS Wm. GARRETT \ CO.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-08-09
BACON.

AoRn CHOICE city cured Ham. for sal.
lCOe by March s. is SDAvir
.s faa LARD:
AHn KEGS rheice Lard pu, mp for family
i CO use and tor sale by IS DAVID.
March 3 (Hawkove copr.)
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-08-09

FOR SALE Al A BARGAIN.

YTNHE dwelling hoiise now occupied by J. 6
Foot on Main-st A conimodiops build.
Ing aud pleasantly situated. Enquire Of
oct ID, lA& GRIMES 4 STARR.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-08-09

1nn sLEs. Ca,pes Chsis, Just receive
sS&bO dnd fcr ssie by k&9 lsAata
..ptii ie, j. gLs LsG.sLAuMAN, Water ss.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-08-09

Rn Bills Tar j4st received sfd for sale
IN bv april u. g. LAUMAN.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-08-09

AMlFfs38et @ssl fs2~nv.u 5iss1 81 % its
EIGHT THOUSAND Toby and cdba CT
Fl kars for ssle, by lCOPP g PARSONS.
D lAps 26 AS sn 9ezfses ssat .3sssssE
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-08-09

Hats aud B0unots- 81
AEENy and Boys whit hAeoi'd Palm hats,
Nl " Leghorn do;
ladies' Straw ard Florence braid boRnsts, fdt
az. ~ ba9R w. p. COOI.BAUGH & co.
S afr 4e'l5 haa .ssseileas4 .s8aizssa eli 4
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-11-14
AnANGERous ACCIDENT.

Yesterday morning, at sunrise, as one
of The garages of the Menagerie, con-
tanning tho Lion, Tiger, Panther, &c,
was IN the act of starting for Petersburg,
drawn by four horses, one of the horses
took fright and attempted to run this ex-
cued the Lion, vho roared from alarm,
upon which the whole team dashed at !all
speed down Locust Alley, not much more
than vide enough fur the passage OF the
Car: The driver 10 his box, displayed
GREAT presence OF miud, and a, The inter
section of the Alley with Man street, sue
ceeded in directing the horses down VAN
street: and a few doors above the Bell
Tavern, IN turning them upon the side
walk, the wheels coming ~ contact with
the posts planted along the sidewalk,
smashed three of them, wden finally one
of the wheels was knocked of from the
axle, the driver pitched into the street and
seriously hurt and HE wagon upset: The
lorew : ccls being by this means detached,
the horses proceeded turIously, until they
we're stopped By obstacles IN the street.
One of them was much injured.
( Ii vas fortunate thIl an accident which
minht have proved trngcal, occurred ear.
H.. when the streets we're comparatively
llt,le lhronred: Aud It IS even more for
,unaie that the great strength OF the cage
resisted the violent conclusion, and pr
vented the letting loose Of the prisa.iets
upon the town: The consequences Of
such result canno, easily be conjecturcd
The dignity Of the Lion was much Of
Tended by the escapade, and be gave vent
to bis rage and terror IN an inpasslonec
roar. None Of the beasts, We believe
were injured BY the overthrow, sigma
escape cor them as well as the Public anC
the PROJECTORS.
4 more amusing scene occurred wit
one Of the Elephants in ford,ng jane
River on Sunday. The tide beng up an,
+ the water higher than when she crossed
before, she refused upon reaching tn
|, chaune, TO proceed any father, resisting
the carcsses and blows OF her rider. 4
last rescnrng his importantly, she lai'
down 10 the rNer, carrying hm under, an'
conceaIins HIM some time from the sleV
oc an immense multitude, who we're tn,
, anus, but before II cone ludcd, the a
/ armed, spectators Of the scene: But h
= was good swimmer, anl cxtrca'lng him
, self emerged and swan up stream 20 tn
3udge. Her mate, tho Other Elephant
an enormous least weighing within
, fraction Of 10000 lbs. now coming uf
/ she recovered her good humor, and PR
ceeded quietly on her way.-Riehmon
: Wig.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-11-14
POLICE MEN uOAXED.

A very cunning trick was played upon
the New Orleans police. DESTROYS Of OBJ.
tanning spurious com, they offered 500
good money Tor $40 spurious, aud an
agent met DR.. Angel and Peter Hines, two
well known coualerfelters, 10 conclude the
arrangements. The Doctor had box,
with the supposed coin, but would not part
with It until he received The one hundred
dollars in cash. The police pounced upon
them, seized the box, and carried the
coun,etfeuers to the Calaboose but on
opening the box, It contained only brick
Bats carefully packed. The rogucs either
intended 10 cheat the police or had wind
Of the plot, The Recorder sent them to
tho work house for thirty days as yasa.
Raleigh Register.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-11-14
" wHIsTLING TO KEEP THEIR CoUR.
AGE JPr

fhe Loco(oco papers ia this State arc
PLAYING this game 50 bunghpgiy lhaI 20
one can fail to perceive how httle rial
confidence they have IN the result Of the
mex, wears ell ctions. North Carolina
Is thoroughly Gemocratc,' i,houts one,
f" and II only requires Us TO do our duty
between tins and August next, IN order TO
demonstrate this fact to the world. Gov.
Graham S said q be in favor Of tho one.
term principle, SAYS another and lhird
preicnds to find hope tha, he Will not DO
q candidate Tor nc election 10 the fact that
the Wings propos@ 20 hold Convention to
nominate their candidate Jus; as they did
IN Gov. D,dlcy's and Coy. Morehead's
cases. The fac, is, that, however gladly
these orieinalois Of false reports would
welcome their confirmation, neither they,
nor We, nor any else, has the sllghios, %.
thouty for any assertion "a regard TO Gov.
Graham', beng, o. not beirg, candidate
for reelection. Lcss, II ~ IS any Loco
Foco likely 20 ktuw ms we've. |, would
be ind, licaie for htm t. indicate any ygt-
pose one ~ny or th. other. An thar tbs
Lecoloco. -ay 90 he subject, tAcie iore, Is
sheer fubricnuc7s. We hope and believe,
though even W. hive 60 PnsiiiVc nlofma.
rlon, tha Gov. Graham e,Il listen 10 Tho
unhnimou, call of the Wig party, and
consent 20 serve the Sla'e for another
term Ia the othce which he TOYS adorns.
And Il any hing could odd strength and
fcry, nry to our hope, 1t would BE- the esi-
dent desire Of the Locoftcos that no
should decline or at least that the public
should believe thu he will detllne.
Fayetteville Jberrer.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-11-14
AI.EGAL sTRATAGEH.

Many Of our readers many remember
the celebrated Kings Fool, sho, having
ousrreied with aad stricken Of The bead Ct
az acquaintance, I'D % the presence Of the
King, and falling a; his feet, lmpIored his
pardon for having Knocked person. hat
cf. The King readily granted his pardon
when the other, rising, exclaimed, Thank
your majesty, but his head uas in ar
This circumstance has been recalled 10 our
mind by observing that young mulaito
woman 10 Plusburg the other day complain.
ed that the father Of her child, a White man,
had stolen It. The Alderman, knowing
that wit Of habeas corpus would be q
Glow process, issued search warrant for
the childs clothes, which the woman de.
scrtbed. The constable found them, and
returned them to the mother, nth The child
in them.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-11-14
ADVERTISING

We were informed yesterday by one Of
our Dry Goods merchants that one single
advertisement. was the cause Of his selling
10 one gentleman Eve silk dresses, which
with the tixjus' amounted TO ninety dol.
lars ! This gentleman saw the advertise.
ment in the paper, brough, it to town
with him, went to the merchant without
looking elsewhere, called for The goods,
and purchased them.
II one advertisement sells ninety dollars
worth Of goods, who can estimate the
amour, that may be sold by advertising
all the tme.-Petersburg Republican.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-11-14
LEE INSIRANCE-

A most striking instance Of the impor.
lance Of life insurance IS given in a com.
munlcatioh from Providence, r. l., pub.
Iished IN n recent number Of the Boston
Transcript. The Instance referred to is
that Of Nh. Amory Chaplin, late President
ofthe North American Bank in Providence
who, as late az August last, being in per.
feet health, insured his life with the Ma.
tonal Loan Fund Life Assurance Society
Of London for 81 1000, and who died from
an attack Of "erratic govt " on the iih in.
slant.