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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-06-15
OBEDIENCE TO THE LETTER.

Some good people in jamaica, anxious that there
negroes should be well dressed and testify by their
appearance how speedily they approaching
civilization, gave out among other raiment some
boots, many of which had tops TO them. AS these
boots were to be used but upon full dress
casions, the following orde- passed: -"rhe la
borers 10 appear at church only in boots" The
negroes in their warm climate, too hnppy in liter
nal obedience To this command, lett off all their
Christian habi lin ents, save the usual linen round
the waist, and came vertically in top boots only:--
4 London .NngaEinc.
A number of years ago, proprietor OF a piania-
ton in Grenada, residing in England, Influenced
by the kindest motives, on learning that the ne
groes were not in the habit of wearing shoes which
he considered absolutely necessary 10 comfort in
ie sent out with the customary quantity Of cloth
ing a pair Of stout shoes for every negro on his
plantation, with orders TO the manager, TO have
them Immediately distributed. The negroes re-
ceived the shoes with many thanks, but the idea
of wearing them was preposerous in the extreme;
indeed, such thing entered into their heads
After some deliboration they concluded to cut ard
carve the shoes shapes Of non desc,ipt char
acter, and place them their heads, as a protec-
ton TO the craniums, when carrying baskets Of
produce or packages of goods from ono part Of the
plantation or island to another And il was found
that the shoes were valuable for this purpose and
The negroes applied for another supply the follows
ing year!
A proprietor OF another estate, sent oct quant-
~ Of wheel -barows, in order to economist labor.
The overseer selected one Of the brightest of the
field negroes and occupied more than an hour in
explaining the object of The vehicle; and when he
had fully, he thought, instructed him in its use,
he ordered him to prove its excellence by whee l.
ing some manure "A distant part of the field. The
wheel barrow was filed, and Sambo started of,
but sad piece Of work he made of it, and upset II
some half dozen times before he reached The des-
tined spot Al length tuning and grumbling at n
great rate this mode Of carrying burdens, he
emptied the barrow of its contents, and then cal
ling upon some three stout fell ows for help,
by their AID he raised the barrow, deposited
safely on his head, and with grave face and state
iystep, walked back to his master.
The attempt to introduce wheel barrows on the
plantation given up in despair; but there can
be no doubt that, by means OF labor saving ma
chimes, some Thirty or forty abeboded FREQ men,
would be able to do far more work ON a plantation
than it has been wont TO accomplish with between
two and three hundred slaves.-Mer. journal.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-06-15
PROPER TINE FOR CUTTING BUSHES.

~ PROPER TIME fOR QUITTING BUSHES.
q NEaas GAYLORD AND TUcKER-When first
&Uieam Yates county, bought farm which
las much neglected, and the bushes and briers
ee grown up round those fields which had been
land almost to the top of the fences took a
#%nythe and cut them close as could to the
mabOut The second quarter Of the moon in
&h when The leaves were nearly the full size,
dhenp flowed the most freely Of any time in
1Y'ij Phat is, the sap flows fiom tho root and
F1not one out of fifty ever sprouted again. The
ssnce of twenty FIVE years has, in all cases
1nsuccessful-also in cutting all under brush
&uFngs Of almost any size not one in ten ever
ped. have practised it on low lands and al
Fdk'nds Of timber. hive often ploughed
! ssiumps with single team, where it had
/ been cul over four to six years, that were
|dlNnugh; and from my experience l would pay
Pole wages at that time OF The year ifI wanted to
|MaNa, rather than have them cut at any other
|a' 'heyear for nothing. But do not cut any
|'e' TIMBER which you want to preserve, without
|m split it 10 take the bark off, for it will soon de.
4! and rot and be full of worms. am we'll con-
Ncea that iEyOu want timber to last, it should be
"ef Inc leaves begin 10 fall, say in October or
'"Oer' think it will last in the ground or
laTIy twice as long as it will # cut at any 9th
%Stae year. Try it and see for yourselves
ABEL PECK.
e. WiM Yates m NJ " Eah o. 1871
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-06-15

&p,n., ' ", ooRSs-A subscriber 10 your vaiua-
N.d ,s,' "'u me few days since how he had
'ar no..,. '0fns' which had compelled him 10
hs, hal. lie pared them off with sharp
Nd aid nna 'nem freely with spts. Turpen,ine,
Nsaty W., "em linen cloth which he fire..
'an, CAM n.y. with surpen,ine. In few DAVIS The
fhs sufs,. root aud branch, to the great relic
Vail, and w.. l ne remedy is simple, attainable,
Fneh a. A.. ,re case cited, is worthy ola trial
Ill., ' suffering HON these painful visit
IRIS.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-06-15

c,,nosrAs will be published
|rrUMs-TaE CA ann"m, or at 81 80 if paid in
y" At $500 per aa ~ made within six months
|.,";s %"ehscrbi"g it will be considered
l'i bc imo Of s n naner will be discontinued
'dnnce pay ,ss n are paid, except at the option oil
ubIsher' .,,s will be inserted for the Gus
TAdvsrIse"pfT parsons are requested to state IN"
Eir PiIcsss they wish their Advantageous
InS of~eess they will be inserted till for
bf'h,solh o"d accordingly
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-06-15

A Society ofJews, the members OF winch are
converts to Christianity, has been formed at Brock
vile, IT, O. TO assist in facilitating the return OF the
Jews to the Holy Land.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-06-15

not help it. Never mind ye, said Hook wait till
Bill Cowan gets upe he'll show him the LAT MIR.
Cowan, however, was so completely overwhelmed
by the torrent which bore upon his client, that
when he rose TO reply to Mr. Henry, he was scarce
ly able to make an Ineligible audible remark.
The: jury retired for forms saks, and instantly
returned with a verdict for the defendant Nor did
the effect Of Mr.. Henry's speech stop here The
people were so highly excited by the tory audacity
of such suit that Hook began to hear around him
a cry terrible than that Of beef; it the cry
of tar and feathers; from the application Of which
it is said, that nothing saved him but preopitate
fight and the speed of his horso.-Wi,ts Life Of
Patrick Henry.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-06-15

BouNrx ON SiLK.-The Legislature OF New
York has passed act allowing bounty OF hf'een
cents per pound for all cocoons Produceh III WA
State, and fifty cents per pound Tor ree'eo SIX
Tic ACT is 10 continue in effect untlI June !, to4o
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-06-15

6 ,,o,,,nodorc Clnxton, commanding the States
Squadron in the Pacific, DIED q sn'o'""a"s on inc
7tt March
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-06-15

DEMAND FOR LUMBER. The bangor N""'ler
says, there is general demand IN our ma'ke' 'or
lumber the present season. Our maroon IS no"
full Of vessels, and there is not lumber enough IN
market TO supply the demand. t....r-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-06-15

Gen. Thomas Glascock formerly Distinguished
member Of Congress from Georgia, died at his res
;dence. in Decatur on the 10 ult, in consequence
of being thrown from his horse and being dragged
some distance by having his foot oa"shtin the stir
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-19

Is Library comprises valuable rare collection Of
BOOKS IN number about six hundred volumes consisting
OF ule most useful works, and generally best editions
amongst wh Oh almost all the most yape eIencn,r
works, and dgests; and more than three volume,
~ heportsI-, English and American, Common Law AMI
Chanecry, State aai Federal
ese Dooks possess one advantage, which s rarely be
e WIN ia any Library Ia The Union. DIIiug course n
assiiuOls Teaing for more than thty-ye the aic
proprietor In the margins of al HE books made
70 nLeT books ealing on the subj and
cited 10 any otter there s reference 70 the "a In
which, vas thus eiisd, DV which glance Of the eve
Ieatt attention u drawn 10 the volume and Vagc u the
booE' Nlcfc any previous Is examine either
margins OF all hs b. X Ike uauucT OF
WhAi Is sfln or decided ia other book which
yens or analogy 10 he point ia question. Wills;
description - just Ia reference 10 ali ts looks a IL 10 an
extraordinary d' IN
WORKS AMI dgess. which tie late proprietor srt a. wade
ulecuIns Tie most prominent OF these are Kent Com
Lar,es, saInhsrs or Feaings ami Evidence and Mad
name efN Practice IA which opening % a part-
Suaf point The reader will tud TeieTent 6 10 all The
-Ish anh American. bearing that point aud not cit
~ he Aulinr. Inc references ia these works OF this
not section OF any public statute IN bis copy of T.es d.
ks on when ne has not made all the cases
btlsh shi Amercau ancient and modern, Federal snL
stare Wtlch nave Eiycua construction 10 It.
Instead OF the c0Tuniu opsnnn thai s.rgndh,p m
~ as II 10 commonly called worth less than new books
on c same Eni Is confidently asserted that s Ittary
tus.I1n y 80 'Lle more valuable than the
polht out Of book stsrc, thai dcut 1--WE an aae.
Iou - ' -' 80 o@''I'
The reader may form some ernccr,on Of the benefit n
ne VII "y can 10 mind That Ghcn he opens book 90 ary
one case or point he has his ey once erected bv h.
IceTcuecsu tie margins, 20 Ell 'he books aud authorities
otaIE upon tha case or point which close study Tor
more than ihrty-fyc years enabled the late uroprf1 o
lhG the same toll other but ~ 10 frlru n me non
20 which he IS referred DC lg 2t,r !e 9IDo I@iee
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-19
SALE OF
THE EAGLE HOTEL LOT

AND OTHER Property.
y virtue OF Decd of Trust executed 10 the sub
ID brrs By AbuCr Robins dcI G'h lay rItctuhcr
1873. and ~ record ia the Office Of Ccur OF Illus
tuss irr the Cry OF Richmond, will he sold on MONDAY,
The ls day of November 1911, 10 fair II not the next
i@Ir lay, Cat public auction, the pTemscs) the follow.
tUg properly:
pUs undivided muioiy u Lot lh street, ia the City
Of hcpud being the back part II the lot formerly Nc.
hcauds. ant which was convey Cd 10 John WcEhau aud
wife, the s:I u June. Is GcuIEc f. SIIas 10y dee!
recorded % lac General Court Office;
One uni yiei mniciy Of lot lrh street, leading
ShucyoC Warehouse convey ed 10 Joseph Marx 10y A
Myers by deed OF the llth May, 1892 OF record IN
Musings COun;
Also, undivided mOicty Of the valuable Lot on l.
street. known asthe Eagle Hotel lot
Also Of Tie Loilyu. the same sect below, and
adjoining the Lot last Aforesaid.
The Terms will BE- onohird cash, or approved negotiable
notes, al % days bearing iIcresf Onshrd ia months.
ali the cSiuc in - months. the last usaucuts
ur Interest from The day Of sale Approved nrgu lh.
will bc required Tor the nsIzrneuts and
fecdoi trust on The properly.
The subscrheTs trustees will convey only the title
vested In thetn which they believe however. To be ns.
pulab'e The sale will take place at - O'Clock,
go D. 2awtds IN l. G ppiARHsTTiIIi {Trus,es
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-19
LARGE SALE or LIQUORS, Sc.

LARGE SALE OF LIQUORS, SC.
At Auction.
on FRIDAY NEXT, frc -3pT instant. o. 10 lrr.t ,g.
yo sold. AZ the store oi WomuIr & Drluc ou ian ri o.
streets 'n close suuIry rur-fgumrnt4-- ?
l' ubls Gibbons No. lola Family Whskrv
lNN 20 uiN7rHus approved brands slus Il which b.
Ss'l 'n ur N,ars u.N aHH worry superior
% rHf- tus BALTIMORE Common go
BOD ..a Cotton Yarn. from 40 ffrFg
Ian Ius Caryri WAR
i',N jus Wrapping Isinr. boz balls
4sH |hH seine Taus. SOC o. auI21
lll inl Cotton Leading Lines
70 bales Nos anf Cotton Drn1Hfrrrs y.-,. E....
IlN kcEs lIrI, sUIuy tr.f tate. & far.-ry be-. .F
n hhis go, baltimore No
~ bUls prime CIDER VINEGAR
= pipes pure Holland Gu
90 c1sks fnc t'oFnar Brandy
~, on Joe trsf chop Family Bacon
tn.uH lbs tNra sizes
SHNirs shoulders
.Nuu lua JHwIrs. &c
Dealers generally ere invited f1 attend
oc 70 LANCASTER, DENNY & co Ar-f.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-19


uAMDPEN SIDNEY COLLEGE,
TIE Winter session of his Institution will commence
L uu The trstdly Of November next and terminate ON
Tie J d w etncsdy Of April following
The Faculty OF the College with their several Icuarf.
mcmts oi instruction, arc follows.
william Maxwell, President, Professor Of moral Phioso.
Roberto Branch. Professor or Ancient Language
BENJAMIN :. Ewell, Professor Of Matt cruatcs.
DANIEL = Gardiner, Professor Of Natural Philosophy
AMI Chemistry.
Moses u. Hogc, Tutor.
The tsst al course Of instruction occupies four yeare
in zach OF which tIcIe are two sessions
The studies Of tie Freshman and sophomore years are
ilc Ia "ni creek Languages, will the Classical Lcrs.
lure connected with them; Arithmetic, Algebra, and Geo
merry IN on its branches.
TlcFr the Junior year ave fl, Ii1Nrr Classics and
haiht MATES, Natural Philosophy and Chemistry, lurlu.
ing notices of various subjects connected with m Asfru.
Monty, Geology and Botany.
And hos ot tho senior year are Mental Philosophy,
Moral Philosophy, UucIudiug the Evidence. uf Christian.
~ Civil Polly, Political Economy, the Law OF Nations,
Lugic. Rhetoric, and Bellies IctrCs
Besides THE Classical course, there asr an Eurlisl
course, occuIyu three years, and embracing atc same
siI.h"s with the exception % she Ancient Languages.
10 'uici college az member OF the Freshman class.
The applicant besides bearing plorsl
nave aprnpcr DIuaiulpcc with The common branches of
an tnsIs ~ education and competent knowledge the
Latin uuI Greek language Ifgpi thus qualified however
he may hc received as Irregular STUDENT auI fffri l
JOIN the c1ss soon as possible.
s'uICuf entering college. f.iu any higher class
for which De is properly prepared
students over Is NJ vi -hinE Cnrags u
ccf oi the r"ru 40 courses may pursue such sucs as
nnT parents or guardians shall indicate, and the Faculty
shall approve.
hedi.cpInc Of the College Is LIBERAL tutaifbr same
me Suhciruiy sfticias 'ue and V5icTnaI possible,
Monthly reports uf tho general department. diligence
an proficiency n fr students lwir notices nf particular
trrgIrnc 'a) arc iaryI i' their parents auI ruar.
dams, al the end vt every month.
The rNuruHrau Of the board SCI. tuition crH.
room rent co. deposit 81, servant. hirc. 81 10 All pay.
able in advance MOSES u UOgF.
nr n-rIHWtW iI.rF NJ me f'raHHHf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-19
JAMES RIVER & KANAwuA STOCK,
FOR SALE

PURSUANT 20 the provisions OF the Charter n the
James River and k1ulwha Company, and IN obedience
'n thc Resolutions OF the Board of Directors the under.
sguci Who has been duly appointed Agent 1r that pur
pose, will proceed on tine Oh day Of NOVEMBER ISL
commencing 40 10 o'clock NJ, before the front door OF
tie Once Of the James River aud Klulwha Company In
Toe 'y "I Rtrmnnl To- sell, AZ Public Auction for cash,
the shares ui The Delinquent stockholders, arrecay iu
the annexed list which shows the Of the soc L..
holders, their places uTc9jicgCc they arc known
ihc uumhrToi shares owned 10y each, the amount o prn
cpa unpaid ir legal interest thereon up o. the 18th ,,y
of October ISL AID the total amount tn from each
81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-19
AUCTION SALES
BY INLoEs s. BROTHER.

REGULAR SALE DAYS: Tue-i,vS Thur.t,,, ais.
cd LOT Public sale. '''''''
On TUESDAY, October lgh, lsgl eou,,.,.i,. =. a, -.
clocS' We will selin fI' Of store AZ =
Furniture, trrccTrs Sc. cnnsisiinr an p.,t ~ "
Mahogany Sid~busIds. bureaus
Do AMI other TabIes
Feather Bcds snd Bedlrr
Wool sni Cane aeat Chars
Tol'tts Tables and washsfand.
Clocks, ot various kinds
Secretary and Book Case
Rocking Chars. Chnd's Do Sn
BACON, sc.
5000 lbs prime Miiding Bacon
b reams Letter Paper
WORK AND SADDLE HORSES.
hIot O'Clock several good Work and s,,I,u. H..
HATS, BOOTS, sc.
small invoices Of fine Hats Boots &c
an, Auets.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-19
10 Tho compiler aud Enquirer will copy.
yALUAuLE LAM ron sAIE

IlN virtue Of decree ufhc super Court II Law and
Chancery Tor Hanover County, pronounced the
day, lu month, lDrtnbCTl 1851 in the ufIlwr,nce
unlOirrs, against Harris cKu., aud oihcrs shall
cecil, on tie 27h day OF the lth month November
on the premises. al l2o'cuck, to sell 10 the highest
der The land mentioned IN said decree, lying south
River, Beach Greek FOId joining the lands OF
Charles NcH aud others, aud being the land owned by
late Ihos. Harris, and containing 10y cstnaOn Gil
On tbis land there H. large brCk dwelling house
out houses tor farming purposes ccn app.
both of carly aud late fruit, mil. aud dwelling house
the mill The mill and small portion Of the land will be
. suli separate hOm the pIiucipaltIact.
Terms of ale. will hs tru cash, and the balance In
two equal annual tnsalncn- with bonds and approx
security for tile DIT paymcnis-and the title 10 lie Land
viii be withheld until the money paid.
The lands anu mil bc shown, persons wishing pur.
chase by Natal a CTcnshaY.
The title OF the above lend il believed TO be good, but
a"uug as Commissioners, shall convey only such
Z is vested in
JOEL. COOK, r,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-19
RICHMOND MEDICAL CoLELck.

IhE Lectures IN this Institution viii commence, usual,
until the first Of March, ~
r. l. Botsnuau. NJ u Profc ssor OF Midwifery and the
Diseases Of Women lnd Children:
John Cullen, NJ d. Professor Of Theory and Practice Of
dica and Therapcuiif-;
Thos Johnson NJ d, Professor Of Anatomy and Physi.
Ology:
A. J. Warner VI. D.. Professor of Surgery;
:. Mauplu VI ID, Professor Of Chemistry ami Pharmacy
Lectures will he delivered 0aly. by ali the Professors
except the Professor at Chemistry, who Lecture four
lines week and Clinical Lectures will be delivered H.
the College Hospital the Build ur with the College,
twice week each, 10y Professors Cullen and Warner 10
the PenicEtary once week, by Professor Chamber
AMI u the Aims House ~ by Professor johnson
~ all OF which opportunity Will be given the student
to witness southern Disease uGeQualled auy where.
The fees ottns Institution wu Toe iu future Is 10 each
ot the Professors. For tie CHnicsl Tickets there will he
charge. Board may be Obtained from s. % 20 e. per
wees-wtch Including the extra charges fuel g,s and
servants hire, always made the North cheap or
cheap than IL can be Obtained OF equal quality there
AUG. l.. WARNER,
Dean II lic FGctaLy,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-19
DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.

On WEDNESDAY, the eRh instant commencing A. 9
COCK Viii be sold n Auction Rooms, large and
Reasonable Dry ,os-amons which
sEe bItck' Que black ani fancy col0rsiCllths
supeThns uiIet -,
Z. aud white ,ni scarlet Flannels
super embroidered Mer'nos
Green BaiIes, Canton Flannsl-
Iigured aud plain Mcrinos. Bomb.zeus
Extra heavy Pilot Cloths
Improved Glasgow leans
hen'ucEy Jeans Wolfe and Buck Gloves
NeoO, net and gum elastic snspsnders
. anu ~ hlcachet -hirriuEs and Shes,inFs
funS"c aud Blndanua = * IIikfs
lotion Htkts- ami Verona Cravats
Blue an JroSu CembIerS
B-aeA and white cotton Hose and half Hose
t,ii anu lasting Goa; and vest Buttons
Biack and cOiOred Camb!iess
Salh and BOmOaZlns stocks. stitched Collars g..
ALSO,
10 IL cNlIa Portsmouth Shssfirr
lind lciH be added
20 super Persian Rugs
~ DO Tuuci Do
80 DO Persian aud Tude4 Mats
Brussels and iUCrIn taip pet. iurs
Fancy Floor RalEys, OI 1 lutHs
Idul. aEI Piano towers a..
Ierms-uader siOJ cash; over slel months credit 70,
approved csgtiatig endorsed PAPER
&C 10 DUNLOP, hoNCURE & co. Aucis.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-19

J, William u Chiucuicn, Secretary Of tho James River
1ni hanawhn Company, Do hereby ccruy that James
IcaTcc whose uanC s Euhscrbri n tho foregoing dIvcr.
u'cmcn d. lhc Agent ~ The sti COMPANY duly auihufi
lci uy Hc President and Directors Co make sale of the
h'tN ~ delinquent stockholders from time 1 time ns
Wy ho deemed necessary pursuant the provisions of
Ur rTu ttf ID fsfffrrrNrrNs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-19
Splendid Sc1emc-sJj,OOO CnnitnI.

virginia honnulali' Lottery Glass VI. for ISiI-Tn lc
Drawn AicN'niTa Va On saturday the ssFh oct ISL
~ hraWn No4 "lt NJ n" making nearly many prizes
blank Srhcm"- Sllurl, l25pl. 6OUu 4u,s ,lru gpUO
l6i5 OPrzes Of 2l1 l0of 100, ~ 500, y 3l Is NJ
~ &c Tickets $40, halves g. guaucrs2 a. Certificates
Of Packages p Whole Tckcts slSD-shatcs IN prnpor
ton. '''''
:. For Tickets and shares, aud Certificates Of Pack
ages In the above Schemes Address
J. q. GREGORY & co.
Managers, Richmond Va.
all who order as above. 80 "a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-19
&C til DUNLOP, MoNCuRE a co. Aue,s,
VERY DESIRARIE REAr CSTAru

On MONDAY the 25ih inst at o'e.ock on the prsni.
see viii he sold al public auction tho following valuable
Real Esiaie, viz:
Those wo desirable half building lots situated
In Rutheriooris Audubon TO the city, extending fro D ID
streets IN the rear Of and In hne the residence Of
Rohcu GVathmey, E.q.
TERMS-Onehir1 cash, the balance IN two equal nav.
mentsa6 and u months the title deeds lett with tie Auc.
uoneeIs I'LL the last pay ment be made
MM =. SHEPPARD,
oc " ID NJ - 10 -.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-19

Va Monongalia Lottery. Ezra Glass No p for ISiiTn
hc determined 10y tr drawing Of the Union Lottery Class
No or lrli, 10 hc drawn at AlcEau.ra,D e. on Slfur.
Jay, O'L - Z, ISL l6driwu ballots MaguiGrCu
grand cSgia gIizc Of SJ1gJl splcn1id prize 3run,
dp do ol &'7h, iH do Of lutOD pre- a. UU of 5uU
prz"s nj @bt iot ZOO 10 ~ 1907 ~ of 1851 90 Of Iy
5lof 80 20 Of in leo 5O1 lG drawn humble re- ni
ni - Tickets So halves ~ quarters o; Cishis ~
Geruhclcs Of Packages of 26 Whole Tickets eG-sares
IN proportion.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-19
OF PENNSYLVANIA,

MEDICAL DEPARTNENT-rES-l l-lI-ffL
TIE Lectures Will commence Monday the Isl Of No
Il vemhcr, aui be continued, under the following ar.
Tan-cueuf, 20 TIE middle OF March ensuing
Practice and Theory Of Medicine, by Nathaniel Chap.
man. " u f
Chemistry by Roh't Hare. VI. II.
Surgery. by WIN. Gibson. VI II
Austsmy VIM + Homer, VI d
Institutes Of Medicine. by Samuel JAG ks0n " ID.
Maen' Metica ana Pharmacy. 10y Geo. b. Wood. " d.
obstetrics and ihc Diseases OF Women and Children, by
Hugh L. Hodge. VI ID
Clinical Lectures on Medicine, 10y ". W. Gerhard NJ
D., AMI
Clinical Lectures on Surgery, by Drs Gibson and Hor
ncr, viii he delivered az the Philadelphia Hospital lBloc
ley) students also admitted the Clinical Instrus
ton a the Pennsylvania Hospital, in the Civ.
W T.. uORNER,
Dean. 4 ne Medical Faeu,fy.
253 Caesuut street, Puilads, pula.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-19
ny IJiiz; "a NIL : CO.

On WEDNESDAY Ni-Hr, the 2af inst n - O'clock
We WI 80 iu 'front.' Of our Stage. large lot Il JLNElRN
Ct iLEkA AND FANCY GOODS such As
Coli aui silver Wa'chc--C.,N Rir-s-Rre,s, Pie.
Ear Ring--Syer Pcners-Culd AMI silver Guard C,ns-
POCKET huives OF various stntS-nrsssur BoNss-SnrfF
ao-LnoSUr Giass"s-lisir Brushrs-SswIn- SIG of So.
r'Hs cnlurs--~ppul tyUnu--LcHt Pencils BufYus-
too tedious Go mention.
oe lg Z II 4 60, Auc,s.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-19
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY DUNLOP. MoNCURE & co.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS,
At AUCTION

On TVE-bAf, the 2h INST, o'clock on the pre- mi.
Die Building Lp's, viz.
That desirable LIcoTneT ~ T. and TN streets anil al
Jnnng on J. siect, the buildings recently ere~tcd by Ar
embai Thomas Esq honunK on l. street l3l feet and
eHtenutng IN rear ith H. lot will be
.o in three equal PARIS Of O. feet EACH fronting on
tih street
immediately aer the above sale will be sold on the pre-
mises-
Lots Nos "a and q In Duvs's sdition, nearly half
James A Grant Esp. -
mentsa ana u months TILE papers left the Auc-
uoneeEs ill last payment TO made.
WIN. u. SHEPPARD, EI'or,
Of Nainl 2. sheppard dc.
&C 8 "a DUNLOP NOSCURES 90 Au,,,