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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-11-06

A letter to lie y. 0. Picayuae, from an
officer Of the army, written before the bat.
tie OF Monterey, .sys:-
We had funny scene in our company
THIS afternoon. Two ur three nj the men
VINE cut OF picket, found a mule lanJ Of
baggage belonging to "A NeAiean officer.
he animal had probably stgmpeded dur.
.ng the retreat Of the day before. and Ter.
rrJon's men we're ~ too great II hurry 10
hunt up runaway mules. The letters fund
would show that the owner vas Don Iona.
CO something or other, captain Of the 80
company OF Guanaluato cavalry, aud 10 SET
iorlh that Don lgnaclo was man Of some
consequence he had a scarlet coat Of Tho
hnest broadcIoth, covered with pure silver
buttons, ornanen,ed with rich SILVER EN-.
broldery, and upon the breast uf which was
An order. His cap was Of blue velvet,
richly ornamentcd with silver band and
lasseIs, while his cavalry pantaloans. OF
blue broadclolh InXed With morocco, had a
vide stripe Of red down their outer seams.
Among the bagglng was also mattress.
several pillows the cases Of which were g.
Iaborateiy worked, and other hge bed lnr.
niure, and IN addition TO all this, as # this
were no; enough, there were some bali a
dozen red, green and figured peltlcoats, a
dozen pair Of beautiful liltIc pink, blue aud
white satin slippers, to say nothing Of a
dozen neatly wrough, linen camisas-all
the wardrobe Of some pretty Prodlaua
girl who had doubtless followed Don lgna.
CO to the wars.
Amer all this Large aud elegant assert.
ment had been opened, our orderly ser.
geahl-the son Of a member Of Congress
nom lennessee-rgged himself out IN the
SNOWY uniform Of the Mexican officer, and
s'ru'led forth to detalI picket guard, de.
cidcdly the best dressed man in the luyad.
Ing Army from Gen. Taylor down. In tho
meantime there were others uho oift the
r"o'ana s pctucoa,s about them, and then
executed divers Cracovennes and Cachu.
chas, to the great amusement Of the by.
ISLANDERS and 10 the great danger of STAN.
pedlng all our horses. Altoge,ber the
scene was extremely dlyerting, and | nut
u down as a little episode in tho life so
have led Of late,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-11-06
GDJrIntfR:
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER q. 1916.
AGRIcuLTuRAL MEETING.

The President Of the Agricultural So.
ciely requests Us TO state that meeting Of
this Society will be held in Charlotte on
Saturday tie eth Of Noycmber next.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-11-06
FROM TEE SEAT OF WAR.
LATER FROM THE ARMY.

BY the arrival Of the Steamer Galveston
at Ne" Orleans on the 2O,h inst. we have
eleven days later from Geo. Taylor's army.
The P.cayuqe contains number Of letters
from rs correspondents at Monterey, though
ihey contain very hIlie not ufeady known,
except the details oil The evacuation OF tina,
city by the MeAlcan troops, and the rumoi
that Santa Anna had arrived al Salullo aud
had commenced iorIly ,ng that place.
The suhl)lned extracts contain all that is OF
interest
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-11-06

will,T1I do, take any place. At ~hat
cost. is not the question. The thing can
be done.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-11-06
GEN. woaTu,s MODE OF ATTACK

Gen. WUNTu'S MODE OF ATTACH.
An officer 10 The army, who vas p,esgu,
al he siormlos Of Monterey, says;
Gen. Worth has JUS! completed a sc.
RES OF the most brilliant operations IN mod.
ern warfare, snd With lHue loss. lie car.
RED four works, and then came INTO the
town where every house was lortlf:alion.
lie acted lau. Div ded hts columns, NOV.
Iog Plfe.'el, and opening their way wllh
pckaxes through the houses aud walls
Thus when they knocked 4 hole in the house
they OF course had possession, and IN lhls
way avoided lhe streets and the enemy's
ire from roofs OF houses aud blrucade,
thrown up IN every direction"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-11-06

CTWe concur, with the s,ronges, con.
YlcElon, IN the following sentiment, uttered
by Dir. Webster, ii the lalo FaueulI Han
Convention
Diners rely On ether foundations aud
other hopes Tor the vel are ot our common
county but FOR my part, the dark and
troubled night bas no s'ar above the hori.
zoo, but the patrIouc, intelligent, aud onl.
ted Wing Patty Of the Ualted States"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-11-06

W. The following is he names Of the
Committee appointed by the Chairman Of
the Rail Road Meeting, 10 apply to the
Legislatures OF North aud South Carolina
for Charter of Rail Road from Char.
loite 10 Camden, which were not furnish.
ed in line for our last, ": Joseph II.
Wilson, James ". Osborne, G.. w Clld.
well, Benz ,miu Morrow aud ". W. Elms.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-21
Correepoadenee Of the Baltimore Patriot


There a statement passing about that our Govern
me has decided upon two important points:
Is That attack upon the Castle of ST. Juan de u
oa al Vera Cruz, shall forthwith be made by squad
ron d vessels in the Gulf OF Mexico
III That we will conquer peace with Mexico only
upon the ground that =he viii yield 10 all Of her ter
ritory down to h- ri parallel line running from
Tampico, the Cult, through 10 san Bias, on the Ia
eifc
The first may be good many Of the
lives officers and may be sacriced-and
the Castle may may not be easily taken What cares
Mr.. Polk how many ves his policy and ambitious
schemes may lose2Tlo Castle Will ultimately be
and ii much his schemes viii DO carried out.
But the other statement hardly be oar Gov
be greedy seek the dissnember
Of Mexico 10 the extent named. We might as
well take the whole Republic take the part alluded
to, and leave only about half dozen degrees Of latitude
10 the Mexicans.
An important question is beginning agitae the pub
lie mind relation TO the onward progress Of army
in Mexico. Its first destination said be Monterey
Can get there Monterey is about 800 miles from
Matamofas. Can army perform the march and take
along the necessary stores TO subsst and horses,
en- and mules, Are there roads which the wag
CONS attached to the army be drawn If not can
the necessary stores be conveyed on pachhorses or
mules, to say nothing the ordnance department.
la reply an opinion prevails ncoisierabe
that It'll stores Tor subsis-
tcncc get to Monterey this summer VIII il re-
main at Matanloras? What viii be expense How
long will last How far viii the S2oo0000
asked for, go towards defra wing its expenses
The Senate engaged for time to-day IN con-
siierine the " areIousng bill. It amusing
Mr. cscr take hold 81 il aud give the bill such slia-
king that ceoalaed it 10 the Committee
Commerce, that Il might he pruHec ana lnade more
ocptabe. Whom Mr. Webster takes hold Of any subject,
ii Is to some purpose. 1t in this
I.thc House, the graduation bill rejected, by
ms orty II votes and Immediately thereafter,
motion to reconsider the st9oi 9-t@. The Speak
or threw casting in the Affirmative scae and 50
the vote rejecting the bill recons4cred There was
:. specimen Of legislation for You.
Mr. Secretary Walker Of lo Treasury has been wait
ing on both of Congress very attentvcly for
shree da1 past Mr. Secretary Buchanan has also
been there almost every day this week. thus far Frey
what is the wind Arc the names q these gentle
men shortly handed tn" Senate for any par
ticular purpose Mans
POTOMAC
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i BEWARE OF UMPTI0Nt-How many per
put of from time time that important cal
hngatts -ine their 4ea4taal5l late Lock
aroua u.s. art3cnlatty city. and wall ds4fy
kel. h8nre. Of persons Hose conferences lespea',
sutfsnr with diseases al the lungs ami protraete
cough. approaching their Immortal toa. with
out perhaps ..- set,t5,. e s.fss -Irs.af5ls--
Nav his ~eray asS.u t3,3, m fl- season tlI4 II
once So ( relief y33.9t. - y. faa ~ Or If.ss2
ExpeetsrItlt 's.sitt an ss-s..i med
icfn. Tor ~. .-e ~ a .o,f, art ~, ..,.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-21

j. TIN UNFAIR s5rccr:s, has given such an in
creased demand for DR.. Duncans Expectorant Remedy
for the and prevention consumption and diseases
Of the liver that the proprietor has been compelled
open y estern Office particularly for the accomnoda-
ton OF those afflicted living the w fofore
have been compelled TO visit the Ilade phia office or
send at an expense and trouble This notice
to inform all afflicted with disease Of ma
iure that his medicines and advice always be obtained
At this Western Office. 1t therefore hoped that
the many thousands who troubled with ph pain
III the breast and side, shortness of BREATH difficulty
raising up and throwing Of the Weld phegm matter
that settles III the tubes and lungs splitting blood
ana Of the throat aud other symptoms that will
soon lead 10 consumption; will take timely advice and
procure a few bottles OF Dr. nnncnn sExectorant Rem
certain TO the Of
that takes root when neglected. and destroys life.
Western Medical Office, LOO Sycamore street, Cincin-
matt, Ohio where Or Duncan S medicines sold whole
sale and retail.
0~T-A supply Of Duncans Expectorant Remedy lust
received aud for sale the Richmond Store; Bookprice
Il per bottle. March Goth l. SAG
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-21
To All Persons Interested.

FsHE undersigned being about from this
place. desirous ofelosing mp his business, and dis
aosng # Of his property He refore requests all
having claims against him. TO present the IN to him.
or IN his fss nee. WI am Cox who will be duly
tlaze 10 settle same: and all persons bted to
him are requested TO make payment above, early as
possible.
Front street, with good smoke house. stable and other
cony.nfences, IS offered for sale or rent.
THE PORK AND ICE HOU Sc. opposite the Market
also offered for rent reasonable The
house large and has weIl-fiIed cehouse in the
This is excellent location for a butcher
TIE SLAIGHTERING ESTABLISHMENT, near
the bridge all It's arrangements is for
THE KILN AND QUARRY, Immediately above the
BRIDGE with iire house ac, IS offered for stated
sum, or OF the shares.
OLIVER KISSEY.
4th mo Ifth, 1876, i6-tf
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From the Wabash Express.
.rrnRyY DEFEATED BY 4 LOCOFOCO
LEGISLATURE.

A. tho (reencnstIo Patriot and other drcd
,,,nts are engaged in mlsrcprcscniing the Wing
LEGISLATURES Of former years, il might be well t.
ahcw The conduct of tho locofoco party during tho
10, session. "Thoso who live in glass houses
Ild not throw s,Oncs,'' but if they do, il IS
-, n knock their fraiI tcncments about their
ears. i.
- an net was cnsscd dividing the Stale into
Senatorial and Representative districts, common
~ called apPortionmens.) which IS done every
f,,h vcar The Senate has consisted OF % mem
80 md the House Of lGO, since Is lO,and II was
r.o,e measure with tho people TO reduce that
n,,mher by the now law. Il was looked for a. n
,rea.ure Of cconomy-of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
..;ch our loco friends have Gscourscd c!o-
ouan,ly. In the annual Message of Coy. y Lat
rnomh he suggested a reduction Of the number,
but wound up by the following prudent sentence:
..On this subject, however. tho VIII 81 your con-
sti,uents Of which you nrc the r'Shtiul cXpoHonls.
and with which you arc better acquainted, should
be, and doub, not will be, properly consulted.
rbis is about rs far as tho Governor ever goes IN
III ,ocannnc nda,ions. There IS always m 'how-
nyer m III or some sentence TO break tho force
of m absolute recommendation. Tho sequel Will
show that tho locofocos in tho Legislature. beng
better ainted with the wishes of tho pcop,c,
voted almost unantnously against any reduction
Of members.
Lei
this apporlionmcnt bin. They will be curious -
contemplate:
Nond4y Hofniag De. :.
Mr.. Clements (whiG) introduced JOINT reso-
,,tion 10 reduce the number Of Senators aud Rep
resentatycs for tho next five years; which
read first and second tlmo. and referred 10 Il
committee Of tho whole house and made tho spc-
cial order of tho cay, for " ejncsIay, al 10
Hfdncsday, DC. 10.
The House resolved itself Into Il Committee Of
tho w holo on the Joint Resolution to roIuco tho
number Of Senators and Representatives, NJ.
Shanks in the chair. Aiier some ,lnIo spent there
in, the committee roso, and the chairman report
cd tho samo back to tho House, with an amend
nent, follows:
"Strikc out thirty ono (s;onato-s) and sixty-teo
Representatives and insort Fifty (S9nators) and
ono hundred Representatives"
The question pending wos. ''sSha'l the rcpog, #
tho committee be aloptcdn '-siz: increasing tho
number OF members.
This is tie first test vote On the reduction Of
the number Of monbors. ani tho political com
ploxion Of tho same viii enable tho pcop'o to ap-
precato the hunbug prctentons of Gov. hat
combs friends tn exclusive economy. OF thos"
who voted To- Increase tho number from 81 and o.,
10 30 and 100, they stand as follows:
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Es.aE.sAvH OF F.syEEsy-Oser.
testimony that can he rcIlea on

take pleasure in thus communicating the public
al account Of an extraordinary performed on my
wife BY the OF Tayors Baisam Of Liverwort. She
had suffered from affection Or the liver,
her symptoms follows: Pam soreness in the
right side. and the pit OF The stomach, pain under The
shoulder blade. cosvenes nded with yeowness OF
the SKIN, and frequent attacks 81 Jaundice.
She had tried almost every thing, and her physician
couiG give her but little encouragement pros
oect her being well again the general opinion
vas she might be patched up little but that she
could be cured This her situation the
that she first of the papers Of this place. the
Of the wonderful cures performed By
the ADORE medicine. She resolved try il and i1asa-
atey the agent and obtained Of the large bot
ties, ana using II, and b. the TING two bot
ties used up She felt herself entirely cured il Is
now some months SINCE AM she sill; confines " 81!
LEHIS pTRk-
Richmond, May :, f7ts
f-47-For sale b. Or. Howellss agent for Richmond
! Indiana
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-21

Let locotoco retrenchmont editors 'put this in
thor pipes and smoke it," and as they aro cnra-
sed in hunting up old aud rusty records. 10 con
Wet tho wings Of extravaganza, porl a. $ ihoy will
have no objection to glance n this specimen Of
economy on the part OF their frionts in the last
Legislature.
Ii this reduction had been made as proposed by
the wings, the people Of Indiana would have say
cd $4,000 annually, in the pay of members.
clerk hire, stationery, &c.: or. 10 carry on, the
cyphering ot tho Grcencns.ie Patriot j. would
have saved fifty thousand dollars in five years
ny was his not doncl What secret inilu-
encc deieaicdt! Who is responsible for this
pcrpetuatod extravaganza The answer is, il is
mo Locotoco majority of the last House Of Rem
resoniailves! Voters Of Indiana, VIC give YOU
facts from tho records, which any and all may
sec and read. Those Of yoi who wish to Get rid
Oh 'h's unnecessary expense in public affairs will
sec to !, and vote agains, those who would not
change it; those however. that are so much we'd.
ucd TO party tina. they canno, sec a fault whom il
: pointed out, ought TO count their coin before
,'ey go 10 tho batosbox. and remember too. to
.ea'e their offspring wealthy when tIes pass from
'Ae Threshold of tino.
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A FARM OF 100 ACRES

NOR SAIE..'tlle undersigned wishes 70 sell his
L valuable FARM. situated SIX miles north ot Rletl-
mnnd on the New Fairs lianlshurg road, west o.
The IT Nayae road containing 100 Acres Of frstrate
and-75 Acres which cleared and IN good state
Of cultivation. There good IL story raIne House
"a large Frame Barn. ary Kew, and double set OF
concerts and Wagon house attached th"reo-a supe-
ror Spring Of never-fanC water. convenient 70 the
dwelling Fl ouse-an excellent bearing Orchard OF graft
ed EruIt Trees. &c.
Water for stock is abundant. aud very convenient
j. Mr.. w IIiam puan, residing on the Farm cast ana
adjoining above described premises IS authorized 10
sell the same: and any person wishing - purchase 4
GOOD FARM, is respectfully lyitea to CAT aud examine
!, JOB IItINES.
January I4th 1916 3tf-6f6n-6 fy
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4 <ONsI MPTIIES RED-REj0lcrt HEGogcEst
\ = Reconciliation The Hart is Giaat-Dt. III y
CANS ENpcetorant Remedy brings hopes fat
terln prospects to the consnmpve patient, whose life is
Attended with great suffering and PAIN, and reduced
slender thread Is-nespar not.-Whe there is lie
there hope, and you be healed ana raised
Joy the blessings OF health. Perseverance then
only necessary, ana that before the lungs much
diseased aud liberated and certain. Thousands
OF persons saved annually from tie ..eonsumptige
grave BY the timely Of Dr. Dnncan's Expecterant
Remedy. Read the certificates Of performed n
every part Of the United States These evidences
sufficient to convince all that DR. Duncan Medicine
safe and certain remedy, arrests that serious disease
consumption, IN It's infancy and health AMI hop
1iItes-.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-21

- Inc race horse Fashion has run Il races.
losing bat ono, and has bumped the game with
$4,000 winner.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-21

TsVtIS splendid Equestron Troupe the largest the
a United STATES and containing Of the best per
formers ia the wori, VIII have liz honor Of performing
IN Richmond, Monday, August 2i, Tor ONE
Antpue the performers u.ll he fount.
Mr.. Z. AIaagal the best pad Equestrian III the
United States
NJ " II. C.rrol the best rider without saddle or
t:4lc. IF the age.
Mr.. b. Eonncls, lately from LONDON IL hercnian
two horse rider.
Mr. H. \. Gardner, the best tnnlher living. and the
only tho world who double somerset from
The ground.
Mr.. J. w Jackson on the Slack Rope, who stands
ryaIed
Mr. J. Mcfarland the celebrated Tight Rope vauer
and dancer,
Mr.. J. Mcknight, the Yankee SampSon-strongest
the world.
Mr.. !. Blackwood, the vallter
y. Mallory, the tulnbcr-
Master Harvey, the youth without bones.
The Four acrobatS, the admiration and wonder Of the
pubIic.}
Together with Disney. Taylor, Johnson, HaviIand,
Also, Mrs Carroll and Miss nesmore. the charming
Female Equestrians, and lie Petite Miss Nadgan
Principal Clown, q. q. Knapp
This company contains not less than l0 men and hor-
and give superior performance TO any travelling
company in the United States
Admssiou-iioAes 50 cents; Fit p cents; Children
half price 10 Box. No half price to Fit
Doors open at performance 10 CONNER nee at halt past
, o'clock i. II.
Night performance 10 commence at o'clock precisely
nt-Ihe above company Will perform at Cambridge,
Friday, July 3lst. and Hagersown Saturday,
August lSt.
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Iofai....------
7 otal $500 .----

lie, tho people Of Indiana, not the party hacks,
who 90 il blind IN o,cry thing. ponder over the
vote and ask themselves if that does not exhibit
tho hollow hear,odnoss Of this Iocoioco cry Of
ECONOMY and rotrcnclncnt.'
Bat not yet done with this subject
Men may vote wrong now and thea, tho spur
Of the moment: but it Will ba shown that This op-
position 10 reduction was prcueditatcd Oh the part
Of Gov. WAiteotIb's fri ads. Thero Is ms
take oyor-sjs dit bat i settled purpose T. de-
feat tho will Of the people, and 10 Keep the OK
penscs of tho Goycrnmcat-to tax tho people IN
necessarily, - the amount Of some $4,000 per
ycnr
Lot us look further on, and examine tho Jour
nails Of tho House, which is before us. We will
speak from the Book-trom tho printed evidence
of Loco House of Representatives. We make
tho following extract
Taesday, Januarg G.
The bill 10 district tho State into Senatorial and
Representative districts. being undor consldcra-
ton. Mr. Julian (whig) moved 10 refer tho bill to
select committee, with the following instructions:
. Report it back tomorrow at = O'Clock. y. M.
embracing III lis provisions that the House shall
consis: Of moro than seventy members. and
tho Senate Of not moro than thirty five members"
On this motion, Measrs. Ford md Cookorlv de-
mandod tho yeas and noes. which resulted rs
follows:
For Rci4ction, Whgs---- ---...-- :'6
LoCoS, Moore Of OWcn1 L -
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The Price of LIME Reduced!

YyvHE undersigned have on hand and expect to
q keep for sale at their kiln n Eikhorn large
quantity of the best quality of we'll burned LIME IL
will BE- sold At the kiln eight per bushe
IIyercd in Richmond at fourteen cents per bushel.
J. This Lime made of pure limestone, and is not in
erior any in this section of the country brick
work, piasterng, cementing.
April 18th, loi6. l6.f f. & D. NORDYKE
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RICHMOND FOunDERY.
STOVES. IIof.ToN.-s. ARE. and CASTINGS:
Ate nc n att Price,

FEy + undersigned would respectfully inform the pub
he tltat he the founuery business, the
establishment lately conducted by the firm of r. and
0IIarr1 h has en- hand superior lot of STOVES:
consisting OF Mes l. ,, and :: Improved Premium Cook ny
Stove puuns Improved Cooklng Stove, and
plate Stoves Of different sizes. with general assortment
I'll Franklin and Parior Stoves. Aiso-Pois Kettles,
.\ndr and " agon Boxes.
lie Ise nsanatat makes order Car,ling Ma
broad aaa marrow Power Looms Falling Stoves, and all
kinds 81 Machinery used Manufacturing establish
ments.
Mil Gearing Of all kinds made the shortest notice
lie iels confident say ing that he has the largest and
best eetej lot of patterns in the Western country for
t,rs and saw Mills. He has, in short, the latest
provenlent IN the Mil Gearing line.
TO PLOUGH MAKERS.
H. has patterns FOR all the good Plonahs in use lie
has loops ouglls, right and left pescock right and
viii sail II Cincinnati prices. for Cash.
i : TIIRESfifNtt IACHINES-IIe has an excel
lent Ihrcslng Machine which he manufactures and will
sell for Cash approved rade. for horses neat
ala aaSpaeII the work it is inferior
The undersigned his thanks the public f,,
tie liberal support bestowed upon the late firm o T.
aad j. . liarfa. and would respectfully solicit continu-
Of their tayors q All kinds of Machinery repair
ed on short notice. Cash Wheat good will be
tgk IN exchange for any of the above articles.
THOMAS OiIARRA.
It necessary that the business the late firm of
T. and ]. 9sH affa should be settled as pos
stbe: therefore, those who indebted said firm,
hereby requested 10 make immediate payment.
June IL, leIo tJan3l,-45. L. OH.
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E4gs=zEE and Ess.

HI LIGHT You want. }nst come 10 me.
Z Such CANDLES III supply
That none any better be,
Or Il the eye.
So hurry OF and bring tlse Ctsh
Come one, together,
Good goods YOU II get, not common trash.
THEY'LL stand IN any weather.
Hard, white ana sweet, what ask you
Come on ana crowd my Factory door.
Your clothes. YOUR faces, hands, and feet,
Much washing will require,
To keep Won healthy, clean and sweet
Then, too, for SOAP enquire;
Beth hard and soft--bo,l strong and good
| make of every kind;
Bring on vour cAsII-vour TRepE-your woop,
Ill suit you to your mind.
SQAP-GREASE and ASHES. TOO. l won't refuse,
But gladly take what quantity ven choose.
GEORGE WILSON
u Grateful for farors past he hopes for
Richmond, Sept. u, 1-i5-59t- =
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ss's. lasz ,ys:EN K,S.

fogtT Looms, SHE f.athes. and Slide Rests Common
aihes Stocks AMI Dyes. Machines .or Cutting Screw.
by lie rse-9ower, &c. Nc &c,