Robbery at FETE Store: Silk and Satin Goods Stolen
James Dougherty offers 500 dollars reward for recovery of stolen silks satins and linings from a store room robbed last Tuesday night. Items include black lutstring silks blue and brown satins, bonnet silks, figured silks, Irish linens, wool dyed cloths, two trunks described as yellow seal and dark hair, with the reward payable if goods are recovered intact or proportionally for any portion.
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Sinshaw
James Dougherty
Spring and Summer Goods Sold at Steubenville Store
Bastarviva for Spring and Sumamee goeds bidders Robertson and Orr solicit public favors at the old corner of Fourth and Ads Sis. They announce a stock of wall paper and new fashions from eastern cities and invite the public to inspect. May 1841 Steubenville.
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Si Robertson & Orr
Fourth
Sis
Steubenville
Mayoth
Robertson& Orr
Philadelphia
Market Street
Third
James Dougherty
Cranes display new style prints for spring and summer
Dike & Dougherty offer a large and splendid assortment of new style prints for spring and summer. The stock includes chintz designs and British prints in a handsome variety for sale, with May 184 marked as the posting date.
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Dike & Dougherty
May
BAIN
Dougherty
Dire & Dougherty
Speech Against Repeal of the Sub Treasury 1841
Senator Woodbury argues at length against repealing the Sub Treasury, warning of chaos, loss of fiscal control, and a return to uncertain finance. He defends the system as constitutional, independent, economical, and safe, urging careful amendment over abrupt abolition. He cites precedent, accountability, and the public interest of seventeen million people across twenty six states.
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Mr. Woodbury
Sub-Treasury
United States Bank
Blackstone
Bacon
Coke
Senate
Blair and Rives
United
Virginia
Kentucky
Panama
Maine
Louisiana
Pennsylvania United States Bank
Gallipolis Bank
Lakes
Atlantic
Mississippi
Union
Europe
Treasury
National Bank
Ewing
United States
Dolla
Chao
Brandon
Gallatin
House of Representatives
Boston
New York
Charleston
Sub Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
Sub- Treasury
Jackson
Garth
Mr. W
Jene
Executive
Treasury Department
Bank of England
North Carolina
Banks
Thea Twelve Et Thistewa Muilemne
Tollere
Sub Treasury versus Bank System Debate Highlights Finance Debate
The speech defends the Sub Treasury against Bank criticism, arguing it limits executive overreach and curbs reckless lending. It contrasts bank practices that funded speculation with the safer, specie-backed Sub Treasury, citing embezzlement fears and historical financial distress as warnings.
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Dolgher
J. McMechan
J. McEmechan
H. Sterling
4Th and
Adams Streets
Borre Wets
Ap Wa Jadee
J. McMechar
Bastarviva
Sumamee
Goeds
Senne, VerpNespay
N. H
Independent Treasury