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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-26
EARPETING.


NIHITE CORN-lOTO bushels Of Write Corn,
w anoaf on board arhr only Daughter. Tor sale by
oc - wORTHAM, McGRUDER co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-26

sUPEHIOB CHEWING TOBACCO
rlfflh 90 Dat scarce and very desirable article fine
- I'hrwI Tobacco from three NJ The fret uauufac.
iucts n is CIV 'r sale Boo qulufes o. suit purchasers
"' ~ FHEPPERSON, AT.
DISTRICT SCHOOL LIBRARY
TUE Now HuE District school Library
u IIrst ~rriCH containing fu vols
Second go a.
Neatly putup i1 cases Tor asIo the publishers pr~es
Also luD MasalchuHrfH 81 HuuI Ibrtry. Tor aTs ly
oeN SMITH DHINKER a MORRIS
| AIDES ELEGANT SILK HUsKINs
- We have just opened splendid f ~ The above shoes
SOS Dealers i'm B1ois s,ioss T,,SoS 80
,M,oOD-WABE, PAINTED PALS, &C.
L - 70 -. au0t fine assortment uf every variety Of
wool " are ARTICLES Tor h0utc. keeping cue AZ H1rk
~ nis Fails Barrel anI stan Chufna WASH. BoarJs
h".Nna rms, BIis.Ht Brafcra, Pickle suoons INsfey
Ians, wooden lfayE, round and ohIorr f1reteT yr !.
numhfT OF other house keeping Goods al on yhlsb ,gs
Fiu s,H bargains inf ipr cash
oe Is Hardware. FsnIy az p S'DS = 20
OVEN SHOES FOR LADIES AMI gEH-
= TLEmE N-Eight hundred uair ~ Iadcs' and n
'ver shoes Of a kinds India Rubber Calf ~ In
100 LAST OF superior quality, Tor sale wholesale and retail
90 y SAMUEL PUTNEY.
EoR SALE, On LEASE, the "RUTHEp
FOOhD MILL n-OH most fav0rahls tsrms An
|" 70 LANCASTER, DENBY 4 so
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PniIlP D. WINSTON, e G.
FnIIIP Il. WINSTON &C

VIRGINIh.-IN CHANCERY.-At Rules Gedi6 The
I'efNs once OF the Circuit superior Court OF Ia,y
and ChanceTy, for Louisa County Monty October 1f
iSll.-Wm James Wills, pitt; against Geo " Duke and
Lewis Duke, ard ether Heits 500
Inc saih Defendants Geo w and evils Duke not hav.
ing appearance and Eyru according
u" Law ana tue Rules Of this Court
atsAeioil evidence that they inhabitants OF his
Slaie IN motion 81" the platinum, by hts counsel. II
deTed That III" said Geo. ". nuFc and Lrwis Duke do
appear before the Judge the Count Al The Cont
Rouse on Tie LIST DAY II th" Tenn the sal Court
andanswe the Plaintiffs hl; and that a,copy this order
ne TthNh nseTci 10 some ncwspa per published in tic
Gay OF Richmond, urtgo months and ros,I
some COuTtdav 10y -
A Cony. Tcsie.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-26
MA HALL
FURNITuR REROONIS,

NJ a X II a l. l.
FURNITURE wAREROOMs,
OI POSlTE TIE Banks.
FIE aubaC ribcI has hand, and constantly manuac
turing every article iu the Furniture line. and sOcits
a call from purchasers Having machinery, driven by
water ppwer employed, enables him 90 manufacture
article In his line good terms the zTCle
can be made elsewhere. Tho advantage Of machinery,
besides assisting iu expedition, enables have tic
materials used tuOTUug y seasoned, (Which OF much
mpu lance o. have good article good wUrEJ 10y having
the timber sawed mp aud stuck away time before
worked W. H FNITH.
Aso-ConEtantly on hand and for sale, large ami &c
neral stock of Mahogany which is usually purchased al
auction In the lOf, and sawed tu my direction.
All orders furnished with promptness. icz
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-26
MOOD- NNAnE. pAINrIn nAIIn Il.

EoR SALE, On LEASE, the "RUTuER
EDOhD muIH ON most favorable terms Ap.
!" #" LANCASTER, DENBY = SO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-26

nEAFNEss CURED.-SCARPAis CON-
- POUND KuEOsOTE ACOUSTIC oil
F9r me cnr" oiDcnlness pains ~ Tho ears siao a those
h-'2"elh'e noises Ike the buzznE Of insects, falling Of
water, whzzng " steam, ETC. ETC., which symptoms Of
narhing deafness aud also generally attendant with
h' disease" The uueEamUlet that h1a followed
he use OF tEiH medicine, H Astonishing iurcd b. tho on
" preparation iu which any confidence is now ola cd T
the euro NJ Deafness Physicians and Surgeons highly re-
conn end Dol application
further supply JUS received and for sale by
mo 70 LvELt, JOHNSTON a IYEII.
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WANTED, o. cmpI0y steady, sober and udlstr
w Man, charge 81 small farm boz Caroline
foT the year. one with small family would be pre-
osm n'' woRTHAN, NsGRuDER 4 co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-26
BOSTON MUSICAL INSTITUTE.
a COLLECTION or
NEW CHURCH MUSIC,

a ono COPIES Of this work have been issued sine
J.tDlDO ia nrzt public atiNn in December las II com
pttses variety Of Psalm and lily mn Tunes Anthems
Chans Sentences and other set pieces original and sc
lerteJ with great the eminent
with knowledge OF English, German, French and Italian
music the whole intended for COngrcEao and Church
service with an accompaniment adapted To the Organ and
Piano Porte by tho Organise ofthe Kings Chapel and hi
he Unsfon Musical Institute.
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fOra large family.
The above stoves will constantly be kept hand a.
Stove Tin and sheet Irou Mandatory, t9se eT With
variety Of Cooking, Wood and Coal, which We offer on
ID. & c. R. WELLER,
iu l-ly Richmond Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-26

NAT DANIEL has recciyedby the Nassau. a large
w collection Of entirely ueW Muse, Songs, WatEss
etc. etc. Music store,
p SQUARE above HD U4Dka
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-26

old ENGLISH CHEESE AND LONDON
~ POhTER--l3c cases OF prime old Enghsh Cheese,
Just 10 hand, per Palos from Liverpool Also ~ eask. Of
that superior Porter put up with tin foil and so well
known 10 our customers, or sale hy
ss25 + or Main street.
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PATENT RAILWAY COOKING STOVES

lnthelsrgcst size, the follow.
inc amount Of work may Ce
carried onto Perfection AZ the
Eamotimc AlcaIlons " wafer
may be boiled, 81 pounds ui
bread baked, as many pounds
Of meat roasted and bruIlci.
sun leaving Uuoccupici two
large boilers capable o. boiling
food Tor 5Npcrsuus. The guam.
tiny Of Fuel required is very
small ono FIRE kiuflcd when
the stove Is COLI, scarcely ever
needs 20 be increased for the
Of baking OF cooking
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nsy is involved.
WILLIAM MURDOCH, Secretary
Applications may be made personally by letter post
padl 10 the subscriber Agent for the Company az Rich
nond who will furnish an necessary information persons
desirous Of awaiting themselves Of the advantages which
this Institution Offers for providing against those changes
20 which all subject from the eTlnty life aud the
precariousncss Of business BY the payment Of small
sum, which most men spare, comfortable support
lea ~ BALDWIN. Agent.
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os le-~9~ kolfE EsLpRIpeE. o.o.sc.c.

CI.TL,. or,.. y N,NNNtENN Al Rurs, held In iha
iS isiI, NJ i i9n,ss copu,y Monday October Tho
Duke, an other d~frn,iants y" buhe ahu Lewis
The said defendants George w not n 49, NJ. -
,ns Sni.Ied tnc,t appearance aud given SeeuIty g.
corning 10 law aud the rules of this Co,r, .nt ~ ~
inF ~ sAlsAoiory evidence, thar they are %
OF THIS state; Ou motion 81 the plaintiff by he,
y ORDERED, thNthc sald George W Ddkr and ewi" 49,
80 appear helote the JUDGE of tho Court A. M. &
onse on the hrst day Tho Term OF The said co.,
sh answcr the plaintiffs bin. aud that a copy az this ~
os o,'nMl,h inserted In some newspaper IubHshe in
hc ciy ol Richmond, for month"; gtlcesssiyciv, ~
posted at the front door the Court Iouss Of ,b sn
on some court day. ''' County,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-26

VikotNIA,-AtRules,h otich In tho Clerl's one.
Of the Circuit Superior Court of law auJ Cbanrcr,
TOT the County Of Buckingham, the tth ,lay Of rfbsr
lsal;-En ruiWer, adn'T Of Christian -hraek dei MAJ
ssalnst Wilson Price, wm a. Moselcy, nnJ koiSt *
irving, dcts Ia CAaHesrS.
The defendant, Wilson Price. having entered bl.
appearance aud gwen security according the Act Of As
aud The Rules OF ts Court, AMI appearing, By
sactoTy evidence, that he Is nha6tant oil mi.
ouniy Is ordered, That tho said absent Defendant DO
-ppeG heiCon the lst day ut the Apttl Term and
- &c he ON OF the pla,nn, and that copy this OF
~ "lhsilh insert lea publishedu
~ hlehinon'i, fot two months aud
fSs''N door Of house of tIa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-26
DIR. SMAYNEai

DIN. > w n 4 y E.ST
COMPOUND Syrup Of PTunus Vtrgniana mr. WILL
~ Cherry, tor Colds, Coughs, Asthnas, ConsumptionS
or any SYMPTOMS Indicative Of Pecora Diseases SUNNY
received, and for sale BY -f'''
LYELL, JOHNSTON 4 LYELI
oe 81 All. MKldoes old stand
EmBhOIDEnED CA~HMEHE AND VEL.
- LET SHAwLs, CLOAKS, &c.
HE subscriber has received by the TuscsToTa the fol
Rieh embroidered Silk Velvet shlwls
DO 10 Cashmere do
Do Cashmere CIuaks
DO dark riped silks, new styles
- striped figured do
Fnnged and Wadded Silk ScarIs.
no JOTN wpIcuT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-26

TrIIF subscriber receiving day srae lot Of The soys
and a, and othot makes of entiroiy new psueyns
ghehhe can sell very low Those wanting In quantity vii
Do wciito call
&c " THO r. PRICE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-26
MATER PITCHER,

A LARGE aud well selected aasoumeut Of Wafer PHch
~ ere ~ CIhna, Wedgevood, While Granite and Liver
POOL ware. NJ un1susly low prices, ~ J. p FOGGs
- 81 Chna Store, Main street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-26
10000 YARDS CHEAP CALI,
FOK ME ladies.

CALlCOES, UCt, S. 10, 1T, and finer
~ Also, Plain AMI Plaid Liuseys FROM Is, TO Is c. az
u CUNNINGIIAMS
New and EhaaO Cash Dry C,DDIz -fDra
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HORSE SHoEING.

Ms Dear S.r,-I observed in the last
Planter an article upon bore shoes, that
PUTS me in mind Of circumstance from
which derived good deal Of benefit,
aud which l will relate for the good Of
your readers.
happened. several years ago, 10 be az
the blacksmith shop where | get my work
done, when an old gentleman Of the neigh.
borhood rode up, accompanied by negro
man with several horses, who wanted shoe.
ing. The smith had been lately in.roduc.
ed into the neighborhood and had great
reputation. offered to defer TO the old
gentle nan, although he was the last conner,
but he was too managing for that; he in.
sisted upon II that ! Should have my horse
shod while be looked on, Accordingly, tho
smith proceeded with his operations. Tho
old man seemed 10 be pretty well satisfied,
until the smith, having fitted The shoe and
driven the frs. nail, began to twis; the end of.
This be protested against, and by ocular
demonstration, showed the difference be.
tween wriDging the NAL of and breaking it
by bending backwards and forwards, In
the former case, the part Of the nail in the
hoot is twisted, and a round hole is cut,
hicA is filed only with its own dust no
wonder the nail IN such hole would soon
work loose. Moreover, in twisting the
nail, the corner edge is frequently presented
10 the hoof and does not chnch half as well.
From that time 10 this have never per.
mtlted my smith to "wring a nail" and
assure you have found ny prof, 10 it.
This 10 be sure is small matter, but
there is not one smith in fifty who is not
guilty Of tho error here exposed; aud
small errors are sometimes productive Of
serious evils. especially, as we oil have
heard, in the matter Of horse shoe.
Yours, II. I.
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I NUMBER az.

ought never 20 be Of Dery different habits
aad sizes, for notwithstanding tue confess.
ed advantages derived from cross breeding,
yet, great or sudden changes are highly
improper, that having often been found iuiu.
rious TO tho health and character Of tho
stock the use of bucks Of The pure DlsAly
or Bakewell stock has, with several coarse
aocks of sheep, lboen aiiended!with no sen.
slble advantage, owing TO Tbs cause, the
characters and habits of the breeds being SO
widely dissimliar. Whenever, thea, cross.
breeding IS attempted, care ought always 10
be taken 10 do II gradually, and 10 rear the
progeny III 4 proper manner and when tie
matching is conducted progressively, and
with due attention TO the diversity of habi.
IN the aulmals, il succeeds well the chief
a'i being, 10 begin gradually a, i.rs,, aud ia
process Of time, os the blood Of one family
is diminished, that Of the other viii be in.
creased, TIL improvement to tie degree
wished for be attained BY tadual approx.
ndllon.
1.-THE great improvement. Of the breed Of
horses IN England arose from crossing
with those diminu.iye stations, Darbs and
ATabians and the inirodu,;ion Of Flemish
mares was The source of Improvement in the
larger breed Of car, horses the form Of The
swine has also been greatly improved b,
crossing with The Small Chinese boar: but
when it became the fashion 10 London 70
drive large bay horses in carriages, the
farmers in Yorkshire put their mares 10
much larger horses than Usual, aud thus
did infinite mischief 10 their breed, By pro.
duci0g race Of small chested, long legged,
large 5oned, worthless animals; aud sim.
liar project was adopted in Normandy, for
the purpose Of euiarging their breed Of hor.
Sos, Jy the use Of the Holster stallion, by
which the best breed of horses in France
would have been spoiled, had not the far
mers discovered their mistake in time,
by observing the offspring much inferior
IN form, TO that produced BY their own
horses.
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SACRED SCRIPTURES.
VIEWS OF THE HOLY LAND.


VIEWS OF THE HOLY LAND.
Nsw Omar, Ayp VALUABLE PuBucAr,5S.-
rolr UundreG pages syo Fiuc Paper, Handsome.
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Der respectfully invites the a,teG,ion of Clergy
ucu, Teachers OF Sabbath Schools, Heads Of Fa
mice, and Booksellers, throughout the Uailcd
S.aies ia The above New, Cheap, and Splcldd!y
illustrated work, Published and for IS. .: No.
i@2 Nassau street, New ork Ciy. IL ftl'urcs
are better defined hy the title 291 PICTORIAL
ILLUSTRATIONS or TIE SCRIPTURES. K =.
slgrISG or VIEWS IN THE HOLY LAND,
tog. ;hcr with many Of the most remarkable 81
.ac!s mentioned N the Old and New Tcstamen's,
te1-es ming sacred historical events, copied from
ORIGINAL sketch's made on The SPOT, with ful! and
interesting Icter-p press descriptions, devoted TO
an explanation Of tie objects mentioned in the
sacred text.
90 examination this will be found very plea.
sant and profitable book especially for the perusal
Of YouNd PE1rLE, Astounding IN the most yalua.
BE Information, collected with great care, ftou
:nc best aud latest sources. II may, very proper
b, be designated common place book for every
thing valuable, relating 10 ORIENTAL MAN.
NEHS USTOMS, &c, &c, and comprises With
ia iseif complete library Of religious and useful
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long primer iype-hunGsomely bound in muslin,
gilt and lettosed; and is, decidedly, Tie best and
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By addressing their letters % tie Subscriber, No
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WEEKLY ALMANAC.
MOONS PHASES.
NOTICE TO
Common school Committees

FEyHE Board Of Supefintendeuts OF Common
q Schools ior Meeklenhurg County, hereby
notify ilC Sehool Committees 10 the feteral Dis.
tfis.s, that mcrtHg Of the Board will be held 81
Chafl9ils, on Tuesday Of tho ensuing January
JouHt--st which time the said Committees hru
required 70 make a Report OF the number ol Chill.
tfea "a lioE respective Districts. In those De.
ttsls where 10 election has been held tof Com.
L...eamen, the vacancy viii be Gllrd By tic Board
a Ito heeling a. above appointed Returns
st.eld b addressed % The "Chsirlnan VI The Board
81 Common ssAaol Commissioners" and map b.
On. precious u 4 Court either With the under.
~, "a, er Nih lss r. Alexander, Esg., Clerk
.. tae Gsa..f o.. IN Charlotte.
XM, WILSON. Ciai4mga
Ec... ttI. III
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sRotoSAiS will be received by the Board
Of Wafdens Of tho poor for Meokenbure
ttggan,Y Until The 20th Of December next, 70, d
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"a, .as term Of ono year from the Let Of January
'~ Persons dcarous Of tho situation, will adj
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-, n'i'o'.e fost Office, endorsed, Proposals FOR
@Nsard Of The Poor House" On the goth De.
eV'n1ar The Board viii meet and make the election.
=, BENI MORROW, Chairman.
tha'loite, Nou l6, 1871. na
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PROSPECTUS
THE NIOUNTAIXEER.

FETHE Subscriber believing that the large and
= intelligent PORTION OF North Carolina en-.
bfaced In the l. lh Congressional District, compos
cd Of tie cuunlics OF Iicdell Sufry, Wilkes, Ashc
and part 81 CalINtll. j. in need of a neNaurpor
and j. hy compcicui e rs eupport--ptop1scs 10
publish ~ tkc lowA OF Ni,kCsb1rDueh a weekly
papct bndor the above title. While every other
District IN the State h.s aiihin It two ar more
such otrans Of information, the Thirecuih Is en-.
tucly dffliu;c and dependant On tae otbrrf.--
WHY /, ibis 81 Surely, not because tic people
are not ale and 5.3irI to support one II mast
be Segsqsc a iruial has never hocn made Tho
subscriber expects to na1e tins y'a,, and unhcsi.
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atty Of tho Five Thousand " Wigs of the Dtsitct
for s1Pfart
1urIag The late contrl for ,hr Presidency, the
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CHARLOTVE N. C. DECEMBER 40. is41
T.. Il. ANDRE WIS.
DE1.STEST.

va OULD inform the Public, that be has a.
W gain returned to Charlotte, where he ma )
be found At all times, uacss called away Pfoies.
siunally. Should any BE disappointed in calling
by bis being absent rom toxin, such can make
ihelr oen sppointmeu. by leaving z Tote il the
Post Office, which appointment stall b tended
10 punctually on his part. He deems u! ,ciuren.
ces as unnecessary having pTaciiccd IN tins COM
munily about four years.
sion House.
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To Publishers OF Papers through
ont the United states

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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,
MECKLENnURG COUNTY.
Court nf Pleas end Quarter Sessions, Dc
tober Terra, lSll.
Margaret A. Dunlap,

NlTgaINt a. LuhsNtt
rs
David r. Dunlap, Petition lo7 Dowof'
George II. Dunlap S
Harriet Dunlap,
EFT appearing 10 the satisfaction Of The Court,
n tina, George II, Dunlap, enc Of the defendants
in this case, Is no, an inhabilaut Of this State, Il is
therefore Ordered, that publication be made for SIX
weeks successfully in the Charlotte journal, mott.
fying the said George II. Dnnlap to appear before
tho Justices OF our said Court 10 be held for the
County Of Mccltlcnburg, at the Court House IN
Charlotte, on The ith Monday in January next
and plead, answer or domur, Judgment by default
viii be entered agai,t him
Witness, Charles Il, Alexander, Clork Of our
said Court, at office, the 4th Monday Of October,
lsll, and Goth year Of American Independence
CIT ALEXANDER, c. IL c.
Printers fec SIS 62A, il2
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A CARD.

T~as1z AR, In. YOUNG having located
~ NJ haself in Concord tenders his
Professional Services, in i,s various
11aAzS branches, to the citizens Of the village
4hd surrounding country.
Aag1fd lsil lse
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Old Times.-The first duel fought IN y.
York was shortly after the American war,
on the old "Sione Bridge" which then
s,cod in the centre of Broadway at the in.
,crseciion of "an3l street. The circum,
stances we're peculiar, and elected great
remark and much interest at the time.
Congress was in session in Philadelphia
when a Monsieur Longchamp made some
remarks offensive to Suard, the French
minister, resident in Philadelphia. The
French minister caused marines TO be
brought on shore from French friga,e 10
the city, and with their aid he endeavored
to secure Longchamp. He was prevented
and severely rebuked and ccnsured, The
minister, irfltaied and revengeiul, employ.
eI a cidevan: French officer to quarrel with
and kill Lnugchamp. Aware OF the snare
laid for him, Longchamp leil Philadelphia
FOR New York. Here the officer followed,
and iusu,od and challenged him. Long.
champ accepted, was killed, and leit on the
stone bridge a, Canal street, and amidst
great popular excitement was buried by the
city authorities.