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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-28
NEW FALL AND WINTER
GOODS.
FREsH AND ENTIRELY NEW STOCK o
DRY GOODS.

HAVING disposed Of at auction, in july. OIL,
IL old stock Of gods packet, Courier Pc
packages comprising every variety Of the styles staple
and Fancy Goods, to be Markets Dc
SantEes our cash purchase esry equal the
are therefore, prepared and and r-a our
goods al corresponding reduction in the Northern
Cities part enumerated bcl1w
Bk French, Belgian, English and American Cloths
Blue. brown. green, olive miI'd AMI trab do
French and Amerieas biz fancy Ca,sneres
Cashmere Tnerino yaentia n and vvIve tvestinss
Oregon Cas-imsres, saiinsis, KY Jeans, Re-ssys &C
Welsh and all other styles Of Plan nes-very cheap
Camoni and Gals Piids, Cashmere and MOusen.
Rich plaid aud striped fancy cord AID blue silks
Bis Gro De Rhine, Cameiian and SHADED do
Plain and tw1led anry cord and blk white Gnghams
French and American Habit and Furniture Cticoes
SIX warp blk and fancy eord AIpacea re P aid do
Plain. plaid and striped Swiss Musins and Lawns
Bk and white satin, Mode Gro be Nap md taIn Crap.
Table Damask Diaper Table Cloths, Napkins and
Brdseye RHa and Scotch Diager Huekahaek and Cra,b
lrsh Linen ard sheetrg Linen Cambria Lawns
Ottoman MAMA G,a. 1erker Cs,hmere Tibet sha~l
ambsWooL Cashmere Alpaca Germantn ana ohsr ao.s
Ladies BLK and Vhits silk Hose raw siir d.
Do moravisn EiId, safe Ard white cot do
BIZ and whts and lEsy eord AMI KID Gloves and Mn.
Gents bucs, beaver. Nd six and cashmere Gl,ve.
"a ead lna LHe Laess Edsing'. meetings and
French worked Colars and fancy Meek udkfs
SWISS Null Jaeonct aad Cambria Muslin. and Lawn.
Ene'd revere bortereI and BsEasuIehed Hdk6
Rich Bonnet, TiAt and Cap n band all prices
EeEts English SILK, Pongee nd BandannA Hdka
Assorted cord Satin Tafaia, Velvet Gaoon Ribapt.
Assorted cord Fringe, 6ns Cords Tassel. ana Tape,
Whitney, Rose, sackAnaw Ty Ned asd Duff Dlanket,
Three ply, suPer6re and hne Csrpe.ng. eh.ap
stair CarpetinE. and printed Ba ze Rug. ke
o. and ls4 beashed and brown Cotton shSe',nss
80 -, 9 sna o - 90 DO 70 do ana shiriings
Apron and furniture C@ets paEi and striped Domsses
Manchester So ahi ozAaburgs and Batteraa Dr,1iny.
"If s are cash aeeepanees the city and N eouptr
WI saa and tEimne our sood' aud hear price.
60 hey are offered feel eoa6denI they induced to
Pur base al 'OAs part OF what they of us
VALENTINE, RREEDEN a CO.
No 2l', corner Broad nd h sirests
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-28
NOTICE.

NhE subscribers would beg leave to inform
th- frieud, the pubic IN z neal that they
Fave now iEed tter FALL STOCK OF PAPRg-HANCTNCs
snd BpkDEks eomping an tie SYKES that fave been
tToosht o1 which they All % Accommodating e and put
~ IN he no tuabe AMI wokAEEke eher IN Town OF
country
Aso Feather Beds Matress,s, Bios Shades Cur
Goods -
uPholsrERING q description a, The shortest
Grateful Tor favour OF our untirpg rsnous
10 feIos' Satisfaction vii Be for future patronage
DOGGETT a ANDERSON,
&C i'm No 10
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vALUABLE NEW Law nOOKs

NJ NINEs Old STANn.
NV ARIONs CRIMINAL LAw-being treatise on III. C,mi.
Lal Law Of the United ny diF.s. NJ IN.
Penal sa'uiF Of the General Government Of Masaehu
New York Pennsylvania and Vrgna-tosehsr with America
auiborit-r upon criminal ~ n FeneraL
Equit bs Junheon Of the Count Chanesry-eoropr a.
rHs progress, and hna eablsbus Tre6Isd con-
else account Of the leading d.eubcs o Common Law &c ar by
Georg- spence, E,q
de Hars Courts Martislobss Military III.
cons tuition and Of Court, summary Of IN.
law OF .vdnte - applicable military Army aud
Navy Of the " slie--by VIM ~ Hart Captain ID Reg
of ArtileTy.
The Principles Of Painr - Tucker Professor OF Law IN
William nd Mary ese Va.
The above valuable ui been ard are for
-eH q. =. FISHER
oc 2 doors ne Post
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FALL 1916.
Fresh Dry Goods at Wholesale.
I. u J. s. JAMES ~ co.


mo. 50 West Main street)
~ AVE nov IN store, large and extensive az
- sormeEi Of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS a.
eetsd for the Fall saA H which are Of the ,,s
sa aisSf st4es and best having pu-ea ne.
the Hf ssss they viii be enab ed Inducements 10
their county friends ana tbs generally maze 10
Interest TO examine their stock before purchasing elsewhere
Ihey deem have On
hand as thar a.sO Ient vare.y kept n
Hhol'sals Dry Gosds Hsusss.
They only that their stock present. upu,n,i .u
IONS on account OF is being entirely
this season '
% = coll i' respectfully soleitnL ,I7
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-28

IL. w. n ,. y. FRY a. CO.,
wHoLEsALK DEALERs,
hFFER for sale, on accommodating terms
~ 500 bags Rio COTE
500 bags Leg do
$50 do old white and lava DO
100 hbds Orleans Sugar, part prime
I2 do
rs casks elanhed do
65 boIes NO Loaf do
10 bbls crushed do
90 do puverised
so hhds Moasses
TOO kegs Nails, best quality
1900 sides Sole Leather
tons Bills erred Steel
and sheer Steel
200 bores sperm and TalIo~ Candies
1000 rms wrap. Paper, part large
200 cap and letter do
prime Indigo
SO packages q p ,In21 and Black Teas
IS bbs Ianip and
200 ksR. ride aud blasting Powder
Bar Lead, shot and nar Iron
Nader Alum and Salt Pete
Copperas Sulphur ID Salts
Soaps, Mustard, Choeolits, Backing &c
sIlO and lOIl2 Glass
Col Rope, Cords an Lines
Ashton Sack Salt
SO dozen Buckets
Ground Alum
so WOODWARD
Pepper, Spice Ginger
Cunningham and Anderson Cotton Ysrn, assorted Nos nj
factory prices
0Reeeiving and forwarding goods will BE- attended
kird' OF produce received on consignment %
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GORDON q SKINKER,
OFFER FOR SALE

OFFER FOR SALE
IN lIIIDS. ST. Croix, Porto Rico and Orleans
SO Sugars
boxes and bbs Io1f crushed. aud pulverzed sugars
% boxes aud bags Havana ami BrlEl sugar
50 hhds Molasscs part prime
10 half bbls Sugar bono and Orleans Moasses
$50 bags Rio Lsguira and Java Coffee
bales Mocha Coffee
IS half chests Gunpowder Tea, part very superior
halfehests Black do
Tea IN 6 and ~ ID. boxes
300 sides Sole Leather
500 ~, Shoe Thread
lOS box sspcrn. II Talow Candies
10 bass Pepper aud PimCnto
10 tags Ginger
200 kegs MAIDS
1850 bags shot
30 kegs "DupOnts' Powder
900 ieaHs Wrapping Paper
Cap and Later Paper
500 sacks Salt
Cheese In casks aud boxes
900 toI Bed Cords and Leading Lines
as doz Painted Buckets
so don BfoOms
5000 lbs Bacon. Sides shoulders and hams
SO bags Feathers
200 Nova Scotia Grindstones
Class sHiO and 1OIl2
speun, ti. and Tame - OIL
Cotton Yarns, Sahpuue, CoppeTas, Alum
Indigo Nader. starch, Wick. Twine &C. &c.
IRONiOO swedes, English TIedegar aud County,
prsnE nearly all sizes round, fat and square
Sheet lion, Nail Rods
BTEE11-Amercan and English Bii-tcred
Mayors Cast and Shear Steel
TIN PLATES-267 boxes Tin Plate lOriG 1fI2O aud 1919
COPPER--2OOO lbs BTaziers, SheathnE and Bon
1000 lbs Wire, assorted siEes, from No. I
Zine Bar and sheet Lead, &c &c. aeI3
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NUMBER 1O2.
SPLENDIDLI ILLUSTRATED BOOKS,
For the Centre Table or for Pre.eut..

addition to the fact Of their being OF such q
character as vii their place me cent, ,bl or
IA the hr'ry. posa' Iscnt. brdr, "A ,,n
Se J equal To Illustrated ksreofe pubh.h.d in M.
country.
Illuminated Gems Of Sacred Poetry sOlsndy ru..,-d Nv ~
following elegant engraving The Font.p-~s arm,
from The Thor, Renretons stun Daniel Lon. Dan
Jesus sllng The Tempest Iossph .od by Brethren
Scenes In the Lives Of the Apostle Po>,.
and Fainis'seFh illustrations Beautifully ~
John "a a 1h Rsesenfr P,ihted by DsesreFronp,ecs-
am the vine ye ave the Baneh-s"JoHy Antioch
ria. Tanisd By Bartinsvigneue John .p,ov m, ,roa
painted oy ls hrnn; Christ with his weeping Jeu.a
ea Chs charge 10 Peter painted By Raphael
Healing the Lam NJ the autfuI
y hphi Paul before hsrppa painted by ssran IN.
Isle Of Pstno<. painted by Decaine.
seems the Life many gem. NJ ar, "a
genius, Illustrative Of th- sayour's and passion
The books cnnbduf that e,,,ot m
u 'Eeis aimott nE,vsai adm For ale by
e. y. FISHER.
&C II 2 Do irs h~ow Inc P,.to G
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FALL ARRANGEMENT
CHANGE OF HOURS AND FARE.
One Dollar 10 Portsmouth q Norfolk

H..
One Dollar 10 Portsmouth q Norfolk
FIVE DOLLARS THROUGH TO BALTIMORE.
by the James River and BAY Boats.
Hszatk,-- The swift and comfortable boats CUR.
Pack and Aucr, Captains John Davis and
Brough leaves tho wharf alternately every morn
ing Sundlys excepted at o'clock for Portsmouth
o'cIoeE.
Returning and Alice will leave Norfolk alter
naiey every morning Sundays excepted At O'Clock
Of the Gay boats from Baltimore, and landings on
the river going and returning.
Passengers from Richmond by ehsSp
and comfortable whave splendid scenery
James Hampton Road Portsmouth, Norfolk Rip
Rap', and od Point Comfort aud BALTIMORE by
the without loss seep either oftbe
many routes leaving there that and Wash
ington City to breakfast; d-y Gauioie
and that Boa and ave IN
Petersburg the neIi evening ~ osoeE and Richmond
past o'clock making the round TIP Baimore and back to
Richmond in he's three days
Passage aad rs'e Iom Richmond Petersburg
Portsmouth Norfolk. dnarr included 90
Passage and Fare from Richmond 10 or from
Baltimore ,sreakas dinner River Roat, and
supper and lodging the Bay Boats ludsd) S. 90
os5 TAsKrNs LIssg -
IN HHDs prime ?. Rico Moa,.es
~ IS bags Mocha CoGee-etelyed and in by
se 80 WEBB. BACON n 90.
I LUNCHEON superior old ia. Rum, entitled
u to debcnture, iua received, ard for salc ~
WADE W. wOopGIDGE.
% - eocr below the CO Hotel
RRITTANNIN TEA AND COFFEE POT
Now receiving aud Tor sale BY
~ CLARKsoN GARDINER,
No III bioad Stree, shoisrc HR.
"' s,sn Of the Il'nd Saw.
HHDS. ORLEANS SUGAR, Just receiv.
Cd for 'aisy GORDON SKINNER
NEW GROCERY STORE.
VNHE subs'r bers have entered into co partner.
u fhp. under ne 6m Of HERRING GARDNER, 70, u put
po' Of conducting the Grocery and ComW5p busas
atcn ir store formf y occupied BY Wan T. Bauet Immediately
opposite the Riehmnsd ard Frcdrres'iurs nero Broadu
They mt ~ Sleeping Fenra o. Family Gfocrues
TO which hey ass tbe attention Of f friends and the public
crafty.
one Of ne having sur,E,d m s,vsrai s-
nisery hors BY close attention share fp,onsss
We will pay particular The sale OF M sou Of pt,ls
GRO HERRING.
vEu. W.CARpNER
Richmond. OF C. is's durJ,n
NINEGAR.-5O bbs. puro Cider Vinegar.
he so'd ios clos, BY HlssrlL& MsCANDLlsI
COVERINGS sU0AHs.
20 g SsS,. and nd talt sor'' Loaf s
es' raye,,.'d sugar
Just received and for sa'c BY
oe IS nlssEiI. McANuMsu
PLAIN MOUsELINs FOR CHILDREN
lua rsseiysd %, of " Sh' sod Nous n' aho bright pref
Plaii Worried SUITS Tor ihe 'ltr foas.'-at
ra uAwrs y,N prrssENh wARps
CHEESE. ~ boxes prime
- ~ es,ks DO Fofaaa BY
OeH GORDON a SIMMER.
~ OOLSEYS SUGAR.--sO packages ". &
oe ia n,ygNr0Rr ALLES a 90
SPERM OIL AND CANDLES.
- cssks Rieashcd Winter
~ Do % Spring Sperm oil
1ototes Sperm Capdes lF received PR Auluc and
Tor sse ~ ces RtssEtL a MeCANnLtsH
- ALT-3OO sacks Marshall" aud "Worlhing.
~ IONS" trshd, daily expected. which VII scHkw hom
wharf oe IN CORpON a SKINNER.
GRAIN BAGS.-A supply OF Gram Bags,
- co 'aety ontaad, and fot sasby
osp WILLIAMS HANALL.
~ AIIs.-IooO kess "Msnabn" escorted
~ ~ toS nj DAVE" FORT, ALLEN q 60
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Rifbmono Dailp 1ubis.

RICHARD ~. TOLEIt, Editor.
WYATT VI. ELLIOTT, Associate Editor.
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a. FOR BOSTON-Thc regular packet schr GEASp
2Ak ISLAND, Young master, having most Of her cargo
engaged wuh despaieh For freight Of rem'inder
ply master board. NJ Pekeus wharf,oT Ia
or 20 RANKIN a wlIlTIOCK.
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A ENOR PHILADELPHIA. The superior
AHeN Il sebr EuGENIA Capt Goodwin, will hase sPateu
For freight passage having ggoI Accommodations appy
board Pickeu's wharf, HENRY FISHER
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IO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

eN'hE subscribers are now IN receipt Of their
u fsH aock Of Hardware. Cutlery &C % whicl
hey resp eUuly uvs n attention Of fhaais fesng
a'.urd ts-y can ave as sa sesgn o,hsr Howe
tss eV CtARksON = GARDNER
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- nor BALTIMORE. The schr ELLA

tx n ANN. Capt. Graham, having large podion OF her
cargo engaged board Dock viii have ium
date dispatch. balance Of freight apply beard oro
RANKIN 4 wHITLOCK.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-03-20
INQUEST OVER TIE BODY OF THE
LATE Join IL rLEASANTS.

An lnques, was holden yesterday upoE
the body Of joins II. PLEAsANrs, deceas
cd, before Coroner Robert r. Wicker, ths
examination before the Jury occupying
nearly the whole day. Their verdict was
that TmoMAs RrrcufE, Jr. was guilty d
the murder Of Peasants, in mutual CON.
bat bad between them on the 25th uli.,
and that Peter JFtrSan Archr, Wash.
iagtoa Grcenhom ard William Scott were
present, aiding ond abetting in said corn.
bat aud IN SAID murder The Coroner has
issued his warrant to arrest said parties
found guilty by the lnqusllion.-I TINES
and Compiler.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-03-20
ARRIVAL OF THE JACKETS WRECKS
AT SEA

We are pleased 10 state, tha, !, VI Of tho
packets 81 nnSously hooked Tor, made then
appearance IN port Yesterday. They have
suffered considerably in sails and rigging
from the extreme severity of the weather
Otherwise, however, they have sustained
lite or no damage, aud will be able 70
take their plnces in their respective lines
aud leave on their regular days.
The following arc the names Of those
that arrived on yesterday: The Rosclu''
Capt Eldridgc the Europe, Capt Fur
Der the Sea, Capt. freeman, from LF'
crPool and the IlendrIck Hudson, Capt.
Moore, from London. The latter ran 70
the North MS far as latitude 50, and sou'0
as far as 80.
The other European vessels now due az,
no doubt near AT hand. ~. y. Hcrah
March ah.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-03-20
DEATH OF JUDGE CHASE.

Hon. Dudley Chase died at his residence
in Randolph, Vermont, on the 23d Of Feb
ruary, aged "A years. lie was Speaker 0
the House Of Representatives from the
year l7O5 10 1912, when he was elected
a Senator III Congress for six years. II
l7I' he was made Chief Justice Of the
supreme Court, He held that office for
tour years, and resigned il in 1921. Al
Inc session OF ls2l he was again elected
TO the United States Senate, and having
served out his time, he declined re-. cleo.
ton, and retired from public life in $50.
RAJ. Register.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-03-20
A FACT FOR THE DEsPoNDING.

Mr.. GILMORE, the new President of the
Western Rail Road, has tho offer Of five
other situations, besides that which he has
accepted, IN either Of WHICH he nigh, have
a salary Of $4,000 a year. The Wor.
coster Spy" says, it is less than twenty
years since he went into the City from the
country, a common laborer, and was for
some time Porter to the Store Of WnrT
WELL IL BoND, and while laboring with
his hand-cart, was as distinguished for hi'
laithiuncss, industry and intelligence il
this humble employment, as he has since
been in other avocatons.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-03-20
Yours, respectfully,
THOMAS SPRINGFIELD.
CLAIMS OF THE AMERICAN BIBLE
SOCIETY.

Separated into different sects, as in the
Protestant workbench "serylng God IN
all good conscience" according to their
several modes and cherished views OF truth
and duty, no scheme Of benevolencc can be
expected to harmonlZe them 10 its support
which requires, as condition OF such
union, REIMBURSEMENT OF those views and
modes. Ii ls fortunate trait IN the char.
acter Of the American Bible Society, that
il makes no such demand. Indeed, II in
effect, calls upon the several denomlna ions
to come up nobly 10 the support Of their
several pecullari,ies --Iu 50 far, at least, as
each honestly believes II is abeiing those
pecuIlaflt'es when II is increasing the cir
culallon OF the Holy Scriptures. This gIo-
rious Illusion, If | may ENORMOUSLY con.
cede II TO be such, operates like charm in
bringing the insulated Tribes of Israel to.
gether, aud happily uullcs them as a band
OF brothers, IN pairouIz,ug the American
Bible Society. And having been thus
brought together, they become more and
more united 10 that love which 'hopeth ALI
things until their uuImporlant differences
are merged in the great essentials Of our
common Christianity. Is II not reasonable
10 hope that IA this way Christ's ministers
shall ere long be brought to see eve to
eye" and 'haf h- purified Church shall
"arlse sBt shine '-gaiag forth fair as
the moon, clear as the sun, and terrible IS
40 army with banners" Do not prophetic
visions Of the Cburcb's future glory author.
ize us TO look for such results Aud what
IS more likely TO hasten them than united
effort 10 behalf Of The Bible Society,"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-03-20
BRITISH WINGS.

The Loco Focos are very fond of apply.
ing this term to the Wings, by way Of re-
Proach. When Wing Administration
puts forth any sentiments so paIaiabIo to
the Arlstocracy Of Great Britain, MS those
contained IN Mr.. Walkers Report, which
had such extraordinary honor paid to i, by
the BRUSH Parliament, VIC will acknowi.
edge the impeachment. Until then, let us
hear no more Of " British Wings"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-03-20

of Lincoln is enlitled 10 receive about the
same amount.
The following are the members of the Legs
lature from this county, far as can be eOlia'ed
from authentic records
l7e5. senate
Commons-John Sloan, d. MeheSsaeh'
l7S6. Senato-Robcrt Alexander
Commons -Danel McAess.eh
1888 Senate-Joseph Dixon.
Commons-John Moore, WIN. Maclaine,
1891 Same.
1892 Senate-Samc.
Commons Moore, Nathan Alexander
1874 Same.
1894 Senate-Same.
Commons. Moore, Peter Forney.
1875. Sensts-Same
Commentaries Forney, ID. Robertson.
1896. Senste-W allis Alexander.
Commons-r. Forney. John Ramsour.
1897. Same.
1900. Senate-Peter Forney.
Commons-John Moore, J. Relnhardt.
1901. Senats Same.
Commons-Jesse Robertson. John Moore
1902. Senate-Samc.
Commons John Moore, P. loyle.
1903. Senaie-Henry iloke.
Commons-Samc
1904. Senate and Commons same.
1905. Senate-Ephraim Perkins.
Commons Same.
l506. Senate-David Shuford.
Commons-Same.
1907. Senate-Andrew IIoyle.
Commons-P lIoyle, Jones Alternately
l60S. Senate-Same.
Commons-D. lloke, Jones AternaIhy'
1909 Senaic-Same.
Commons-D Hoke, Robert Patterson
l5l0. Senate-John Reid.
Commons-P. loyle and Daniel Hoke.
1911. Senate and Commons same.
1872. Senate-David ShufoTd
Commons-Same.
lsl3 Senate and { ommons same.
lol4. Senate-Wm. Mclean.
Commons-R. Patterson, J. Ramsour.
ISIS. Senate-David Shuford,
Commons--Peter lIoyle and d. iloke.
1916 Senate and Commons same.
lcl7. Senaie-John Reid
Commons-PetcT Iioyle, ii. l. W e6o.
ISIS. Senate-Same.
Commons-R. williamson F. Breyard
1919. Senate-Peter IToyle.
Commons-R Williamson, d. Conrad.
lo2l. Senate-Ro5ert Williamson.
Commons eieT lIoke, W. Holland.
lS22, Senate-Same.
Commons-W B Kilpatrick, j. Cox.
1923. Senate-Danio! VI FoTney.
Commons
l52i, Sena,e-Same.
Commons-O ". Holland D. Coarld,
1925. Senate and Commons same,
1926. Senate-Sanle.
Commons-o. W. Holland, b Ship.
1927. Seuate-Michacl Reinhardt.
Commons J. VI, B!eYlgd, DAME
Conrad.
1928. Senate-Same
Commons Bartlett Ship, A II Lorc'z.
1929. Senate-Daniel lIoke
Commons-Samc
1880. Senate and Commons Same
1881. Senate-Same
Commons Myles w Alternately, llenr
Cansler.
1892, Senate and Commons same
1888. Senate and Commons same
1884. Senate Bartlett Shipp
Commnns-Micbael Hoke, II Cansler.
1895. Senate-John Harry
Commons Same
Delegates to the Convention TO reyiso the Co
stitution, from this County, were Bartlett SIN
and Henry Cansler.
1886. Senate-Michacl Rcinhardt
Commons Michael IIoke, Henry Can
Ter, y w Holland, Thomas Ward
1885 Senate-Mlchacl ReinhaGdt
Commons Michael uoke o W llo!lan
w w Munday, john klllian
l640. Senate-Thomas Ward
Commons-Slme
1912. Senate-A RAY
Commons-Llrkin Stowe, II White,
Wilson, John Yount
l644. Senate-Larkin Stowe
Commcns-Jas II White, \ Wilson, F
Reinhardt, Richard Rankin.
TAClTUS.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-03-20
THOS. SPRINGFIELD,
Agent Of the American Bible Society.
CONSULTING A DOCTOR BY TELE.
GRAPH.

We do not remember 10 have heard Of
u patient consulting physician by TcIe-
graph before yesterday. Early in the
forenoon yesterday, a gentleman stepped
into the Telegraph Office at Buffalo and de-
sired to have DR.. Stevens, who resides and
praciises in this village, called into the
Office here, as tie wished to have CONVEX.
sation with him. Mr.. Boughton immedi.
alely called in the Doctor. The gentle,
man a, Buffalo said his wife was i'll, aud
desired that DR.. S. should prescribe for
her. The Doctor did not exactly feel his
patients pulse or look al her tongue, as is
usually the way with physicians, but Oh.
tanned full and accurate statement Of her
symptoms, condition, &c, and Immediate
ly made the proper prescriptions. 1t is II
be presumed tie patient Is doing well, a
the Doctor was 10 have been consulted
again in the afternoon, did not the PIE
scriptlons made in the morning have the
desired eiiect.-~Lockport Ddty Courier
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-03-20

TO THE EDITORS OF THE SEVERAL
NEWSPAPERS IN WESTERN NORTH
CAROLINA, " ESTERN VIRGINIA, AND
EAST TENNESSEE.
Gentlemen Acting as Agent for the A
mencan Bible Society IN East Tennessee
an .,cinity, it is not only my duty, bu, al
SO my ardent desire TO present the para.
mount claims of that noble institution as
extensively as the means within my reach
will admit Of. That | may the better sue.
coed in this good work, ask en- behalf Of
the Bible cause, and in the name Of the
Protestant Churches who are engaged 10
its support, the privilege of publishing q
few numbers in your several valuable jour.
mails.
do this with the greater pleasure, be
cause | know, from personal acquaintance
with most of you, tina, you are steadfasI
friends Of Bible Societies.
Yours, respectfully,
THOMAS STpINEEIET n
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-09-25

US believe that that is proof positive, that an
'i-slavery is gaining the ascendancy in the
Society; and that many who had thought of
coming out, have decided otherwise, being
convinced that it is sufficiently anti-slavery for
them TO remain in. Glorious victory indeed!
A large Committee, after spending much
time, travel and expense, and after much de-
liberation, with great labor and travail, have
brought forth a short address on the subject
of Slavery. No wonder the members came
home exulIing in their success, and proclaim
that the Society Of Friends has become an
A~nti-Slavery Society. Truly, "the noun
tain hath labored and brought forth a mouse"
1t is true that the Society sometimes has the
appearance of taking anti-slavery action but
ii Is done, as a general thing, for the pur-
pose of letting off the anti-slavery steam that
they find getting up amongst them and al
though there are a number of members who
profess, and perhaps are active abolitionists,
yet they love the old Idol, Sect, better than
they do humanity, and, as a general thing,
they will be found ready to compromise their
principles, rather than risk the danger of a
separation.