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American Union

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1841

Page

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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.

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.

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.

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.

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
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