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I7syG,s PATENT PILLAR AND CLAW Re
II TOEEING OEEICE CE1AIRS.-A most csmtorta-

7 II u " 4 =
able artcEhen seated these Chairs with
OF the have IN. command of the apartment
occupant o. ie
much usurins sea
cushit &c. Nofeiaese chairs cannot get out Vi
order
Away. variety made expressly for
Rocking
Chairs ustne These Chairs erckers III
persoa rock To realize
superiority Of these chairs respectfully invited 10 come
and make t.Ial Of NJ w hlNti f1fentse
jy6 I'm i'+ BROADWAY.
L spacious popular establishment all be continued
repaired and the parors and
many reEly furnished The C Hotel the
Ehich the entire oSc hoor occupied
for the purposes OF the bar resds dining
the hrst oo Inc convenience oil s
OF the busnes part of The CITY, and all
principal railroad landings spacious anu pea
the floor sroad~sy the principal taotoU
equally desirable OF
ness families single gentlemen travelling for pleasure
The travelling public this Hotel shall be
be eIceed BY other establishment IN tA cou
Try With cleanliness, good, attentive walters good tsbe
AMI general desire the proprietor
hopes may be favored with share OF the pgec patronage
jylT In Successor 20 Gardner & Packer.
CUMMER DRINK-We would remind our reader, OF the
= healthy and delightful summer prepared BY Mes
Sands No 20 and 100 Fuon-st by far TO all other
drinks poes.ng valuable medicinal properties in dd-
whch make agreeable It's Pcrsc substitute
and the friends OF temperance Ni Ahu J
the thing ryoa frame and lnisng renewed
bc,b and ,irn, From the New Planet, June
TEMPER ANCE DRINK-Thc delectabe sud healthy sum
be Sands ssraparia Head which
evry one can prepare for the Syrup glass
iced It favor delightful Sold by drueg'S' anu
groc.r. generally FromN. Y. Tattles.
Prepared and and and for eNportaton w
B. D. Sands druggists - aud sO Fulton 81 ana has Broad
way sold also by aner Young l32 Chatham st fFice % cents
n
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PIIALON,s
CELEBRATED ANTL-DANDRIFF.

NO ONE should be without ahottio OF rhaonS
~ without exception the best remedy ever yet employed Ter utter
ly edcaing with wash the dandr completely IRON the mead
The proprietor this celebrated Wash, unlike individuals
will not will gray hair black make bald
heads hairy s00 person no viii that
not the article be- thorough cleaner Of
the surface head IT. qualities peculiar
only purf the Hair but leaves glossy and silky
unlike all other remsde of the yet offered 10 The
Public IL leaves after M the most ana coo"
ensaon and ts effect Tor LADIES au heh"S j.
led Gentlemen Will hnd this compound great
Badness for by keeping he roots o the lar and pores e hsa
perfectly daHdr promotes and strengthens the CROWN
Of the Hair All persons travelling South living warm s
mate should be wthou, IFS qualities for Southern climate
unequacd Those wh0 be cephca the
qualities Invaluable Wash here invite TO purchase one bottle
and found be exactly warra 1t TO be- VIII return s
the cash if used according to direction
80 Is bottle gentlemen have II apprh
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NArorgoN bud; grco, temple Of dension, in wh'h he
the priest should continually shout Glory and all The Peo
pie Amen His breast aasral 0ntstype and
Of all the passions and focs OF the fools called
Frenchmen By studying his oelishness he knew what,
ropes pull make their fools bells jingle He is there
fore of the weaknesses and wiser powers the ables
metaphvscan that has appeared, He poet IN prae
nee Sydneys rule Fool look thine own heart and
prite, he obeyed and wrote empires. w 5, LaaaOr.
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STATE OF NEW.YORR. ...-In o.

- Anderson vs. Richard Hoe Morris others.
ecreta order of this Court made in the above
entitled be sold public by under the direc
Subscriber the said Court the -r
chants Exchange in New York, D. c. & W. PEL
fifteenth day of May l2oclo
of that day
All that dwelling house. lot of ground and
lying and being the oil York IN the Second
formerly Ward of said Cy the a,tery side
OF certain Gold known number forty
eighth containing breah front and OF ech
fifteen feet SIX inches length southwest hyei.h
feet and ten inch northern side ftyix feet
the same surveyed Lawrence Leteler City Surveyor be
,a more ess-bounde the north BY Gold
aforesaid the house and ground formerly OF Jo
seph Anderson belonging Stephen enrcson the south
bv Rider the northeast b ground formerly Of j
Garrison; belonging John suipheu the for
merly IN the occupation OF lsasc Demlt-
Dated New York, April -, ISL
THOMAS McELRATH, Master in CbaHcery.
WILLIAM TALLNAGE, Solr.
u The postponed until the aith day of July
the hour and place. - .
Dated New-York May Is, ISil. THOMAS MeELRATH,
jv2 2.w,- Master IN Chancery. No. IL John
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ANEcDoTE OF WILLIAM WmT.-ln Il biographical sketch
Of this distinguished man. by the author of Clinton Brad
shaw we find the following instance OF his power and adj
dress as legal advocate One OF the NEST Interesting
ever witnessed at the Baltimore Bar trial in Manda-
mas case in which the right church contested Ar.
Duncan had been established in the ministry in Baltimore 10y
number of Scotch Presbyerians. in obscCrc edcc Hi
talents drew such congregation that it became
sary build larger 1t done and in the progress
the pastor preached more liberal doctrine than
he had first nccated His early supporters remained
only unchanged in their faith but they resolved to have
preached 10 them by with whom they could entirely
agree upon religious The majority of the congrc
CATION agreed with Mr. Duncan. a deep schsm arose IN
the divided flock which could be healed and which
eventually by writ of mandamus, carried before legal
tribunal Mr. Taney counsel for the old school side,
and Mr. Writ for the defendants The during the
trial. crowded with the beauty and fashion OF the
mental city 1t such display of eoqucnce, md full
appreciation of it, is seldom witnessed. MIR. Writ
always happy making quotation, and IN concluding tins
he made of his happicst. After andng 10 the
old school members, who has been said Scotchmcn
and after dwelling upon the tragedy of Macbeth; the scenes
which laid in Scotland he described their preacher
being in the condition of Macbcths guest; and said after
rebuke upon Ihcm that though they should succeed in
cause which he felt confident they would not that they
would feel like the guilty thane:
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comprising Eau de Cologne Soap Almond Soap Mile
Soap, tue market; besides Windsor and other
Soaps half the usual for cash.
MesSrs WRIGHT cos, Chaham-treet who are sale Agents
for French whch lo we'd by
all the Physicians extraordinary da
medical ksown the world for all outward
complaints Erysipeu Pmpe. Sourvy FreckeS Salt Rheum
which wanted throughout; the Union for the sale
Jv2I In
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A DEscLATlSG ScoURGE.-The New-York Medical ca-
zee gives the following Incidental notice of the epidemic
which first gave rise to the internal of Mercury for Med
ical purposes:
Upward of century ago the American Colonies were the
of of the dreadful epdeic which ever Ges
oated counry 1t was generally lenomnaed the T"tr1d
sore throat and commenced its in May l35 at
Kingston an inland town of New-Hampshrc. From thence
spread itself gradually the neghborng towns aud VII
lagos Ia the month Of September of the same year, II
reached Boston It's progress westward slow but min
terrupcd Nearly years elapsed before reached tic
Hudson river from whence con:;nued spread 10 the
south and west until had involved the whole OF the colo
nes in one common calamity The numbers who fell VIC
tins 10 the disease immense. Upon the population OF
England especially ii committed the most dread
fu ravages According the account furnished by Dr.
Douglass physician Of Boston, appears that oncour
of the inhabitants OF that place seized with It, and o
these thrtyvc died of it. In other places he states
that oncsxh oneouTth and onehird OF the sick tell
victims TO it. BY Dr. Kearsley eminent practitioner Of
Philadelphia affecting was left OF It's dcyaStaon'
Like Diseases, says he, till their constitution
and nature are known swept all before it II baicd every
attempt TO stop progress, and seemed by It's dire effects
be like the drawn sword OF vengeance TO stop the
growth the colonies than The natural progress ot disease
In the New-Engand governments. the stroke was felt with
the greatest severity; villages almost depopaed and
parents left bcwai the loss Of their tender offspring
ill Heaven last the only unerring physician was pleased
10 check lis banciul influence"
Beknap his history of New Hampshire that III
that province less than thousand persons died of the
deusc OF whom hundred under twenty years Of
age.
1t attempting the avngcs OF this dreadtn
endemic that mercury appears have been first introduced
into the treatment Of nfiammaory complaints
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DHEUMA Reader. you troubled with rhSu
II pains, pran swelling IN the or limbs throat
be cured fr the triins SUM 81 o. cents by D
Mconali ercusn EnhrOcaon confident l. The Doc
the efficacy hs medicine that after far trial 1t fallS 10
Will he returned For sale the Drugstore OF D
WAITE. No 22 Cansleet Price ~ bottle Numerous
respectable ciuzen>
liberal discount those purchase ell agan
I'm
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A GRFrS OLp AGE.-We favored on "Wednesday
with visit from John Rowctt The distinguished asther "i
Rowlets Interest Tables work which remember 10
been first given The world when we were small boy
aud the author of which supposed had long since been
gathered the home of his fathers There probably not
business IN the Union in other country where
the English language Is spoken that has not heard OF TINS
volume the useful the accountant that the world has
ever produced; and nona can have examined without
rertainng feelings of admiration for the talents perSeve-
rance and accuracy its author They will therefore be
glad hear that although the age of o. he moves with
The elastic step half his years, and that his
versatonal powers marked with iuency and proprev
of expression rarely be with any person His
health and sprshnes doubtless be attributed IN
great degree 10 the stad and habits of the Society
OF Friends of which he member but more perhaps to
his habits of extreme industry. His maxim Is II l.
better than OUT and OF HIM II would
seem TO be physically that the more he is rubbed the
brighter he shines.
The work here spoken of was first printed about the year
1893 and has the head list Of subscribers the names
ot John Adams President of the United States and Thomas
Jefferson Vice President. To the second ctien, published
forty years advertisement attached offering
premium OF $50 dollars Tor the detection of TO the
amoun, ot cent and this standing premium has
panied each subsequent edition Eleven Legislative
have been passed recommending the work, and high il
reputation that whenever the editions have been exhausted
So been paid for secondhand COPY though the
first cost but dollars On OCCASION in Clarke CO.
Ia copy put up auction, and struck of at 81
dollars Mr. r. informed that although the work is now
stereoyped each form is examined times employing
four OF the best ahmctcians Philadelphia before the
sheets are permitted 60 the binder. As the sl
impression of any form taken four persons examine
ing over calculation and after the TORN worked off
three of persons examine the last sheet IN like manner
Should n figure become battered whereby might BE-
made to look like s. or rice like o. the sheets
are all Cancelled the error corrected and the form worked
again These painsakng efforts have produceS what
the world has probably elsewhere seem an tnfaofe or
and well may the laborious author be reTilnera'ed
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Beside this DuNcAN,
Hath hbornc his faculties meek. hath been
So clear II his great office, that his
VIII plead like angels trumpet tongued, against
The deep dannaton of his taking oil.
The quotation made with such oratorica effect that
there was deep silence when MIR Writ took his seat which
was succeeded by repeated outbreaks OF applause Alr
Wrt gained the
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nRUGs AND MEDICINES Of every description and
~ OF tie best quality may he had All Hours on application TO
y. CLAEk. $40 Bowery.
Physician long experience wso practice IN The ne!ghbo
hood will attendance adVicc &c nj the hours OF AN
and p If y3 3m
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nR. a. ArKlNsON, MOOT REEK..

~ for Alcoholic Malt Liquors pleasant ana eresnnS
L peror 10 the ordinary Soda Waters IL rcnoatcS
and purdes To taie will be >od for o cents
per or - the counter and cents
ra. nan; or SaSpa'a, Ginger Angelica
Eecanpane ioarhod Synp. Remember "l6
tho ni,,e Beer : bs had. Vlf In
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DR. TH1s. PLU!ul.EsE;i9's NuIAN BOTANIC
~ PAlSTERA this there thousands OF our fellow
citizens suffering Legs kng Evil Nipples
sides Rheumatism Scad Head and Salt RheuH
ali such would this valuable and never falling remedy aud
be cured
Sold at 3e. Grecnwoh-., 81. Broadway.
". Becoket 1913 Springt 552 Ro~ery w Thompson VII
liNusburyh and Mrs HAYES tlrooklvR ivl6 I'm
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[ 4 Wood Marble ETC. Paints Oils Glass Brushes whole
sale and retail s SCOONMAKER No Chatham Square,
of F,st Roadway New-York jel-3m
ID DEMOVAE..-Abany Pale aud Amber Ale Also, Foreign
IL mes and Liquors. imported The db rber has Removed
his plac CORTLAND 10 No II nessrcei where
may be had equal superior Offered IN
lc ANDREW hlth
Sew-York July IL
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ssHENV5iCsl POTTERY,
3it Ei0hICcnfh-sfr Il

MINI And TfNTH AVENUES
TIME respectfully informs the Public that he conthue
the follow articles which he offers for sale
reasonable terms,
S,,ne War; Eartern Ware Portable Furnaces Chimney Pot,
Stove Tubes Tile, Giccnoue de-, Fire Brick Druggist anc
Chemical Ware &c. &c.
stove Innings made any pattern ard At shor; notice
"a a,, o WASHINGTON SMITH.
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10 COFFEE-IA0 zoo prime green Rio Coffee sale
4 by GRINNELL, MlNTURN Co, - Souh-st jy2O
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-20
FT"W nc NdIIInt0Tt PIITi0f.
BALTIMORE MARKET.

THURSDAY, Nov. i7-5, T. NJ
rLOUR-We note sales of several hundred
barrels Howard Street Flour, OF good standard
brands TO day Al So 25. Some holders pre asking
sc 50, but are not advised of any trnnsncrions
above Sc 25. Settlements Tor receipts by wagons
were made yesterday at ST l2I.
a sale Of 1900 bbls Guy Mills Flour was mazda
Yesterday at SO 25 To day holders mostly ask
81 50, but we hear of no sales.
Susquehannn -Four Is held 1T Sc so.
GRAlN-Ghe receipt OF Wheat continues verv
light. We quo:e Maryland reds at 81 31aI 40
a lot oil 25OO bushels Penns wanna rcd was so. d
yesterday at 81 40, and other parcels of stored
Pennsylvania reds at nbout The same rate A par.
eel Of Family -Four White Wheat sold to day ut
81 %: we quo;e this description at 81 45aI so
Sales OF Maryland white Corn to day at 62a63
cents: We quote yellow at 63a64, scarce and
wanted: Sales yesterday of Pennsylvania yellow
at 63i6i: Sales Of Maryland Oats to day al ~
cents: in demand.
LIVE HOGS -Lrge numbers of Live HOGS
have been taken by the sellers this week at prices
ranging from SO 50 SO per 100 lbs as IN quality
and size.
PROVISIONS The transactions in provisions
so ar as we are advised this week, have been con.
hned TO limited PARCELS Of Bacon at our last quo.
tatIoms, viz: Prime assorted Western at Al To cts.
SIDES II CITE; Shoulders at 5 to ctS; ana Hams AZ
10 9cis, as IN size and quali,v. We quote West
err Butter at 10 cents; Glndrs goes of moderate
" within the range OF our quotations. VIZ 100 22
cents, the lowest named rate for inferior No ;. and
the latter for choice No |. Lard continues dull.
The last sales OF Western No ! IN kegs were at
Gems on time.
WHISKEY is in moderate demand, and prices
tend siIghtIy to improve. Sales Of hhds were
made To day at 20 cents and of bbs ri p a u,
cents. The wagon price OF bOls continues AT II
cents exclusive OF the barrel.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-20
SrslNa Gaovr. I6tb Nov ,s.,
10 ihs Editors 81 hs IYAix.
A EADn

uen.Iemen-ln the c9rrespond.nec r,Li;.L 4,
Yesterday, between Mcssss. Bolts & AJ,ms ,',..
n'me mas been associated with others. bv Which 7
nave been placed IN position do not wish IN ~. .
cHiy, under ali the circums anc,s: For viii. ~.
publication OF the letter la auction b,, re-, ~
SUBJECT at much najverSnn am ,,,rcs,,,"I
w 'he correspondence rs having the intent 10 10
th't VIII ch was subsequently done by ano,bs, -.
t1hl"S cory from the original letter at III, CofT,
House, when 10 fact took no n,crest In IN. ns,ss
whatever. ~ 's'
u" have TO say is, that never saw the mann
scnp' Of MIR BIS leuer-never dreamed of n,,h-
'shIns II, nor held any conversation upon the sur
lect, on the day OF its exhibition at the Cotr..
House except with Mr. Adams-ss follows:
Nr n. met me at the door OF the Whiy Ofic. III
thhk about o'clock IN the day,) and asked m, r.
we should publish Mr. B.'s letter, SAVING. M liz
same Iime, that Mr. Lynch had told nim 4 had ,ak,n
copy loo publIcauOn. At that hour I was i,oo.
rant al Us existence. I replied, | had not taken ,
copy-h'd not seen It, aud, al course could saw
no'h'hS about publishing 1t. Mr. A. remarked. that
u We published the letter, he thought Il had better
DC as Il whole, "ni not IN detached form.
Inc conversation then turned upon ano, her sinh
lcct and never thought more OF the etter until !,
appeared IN the Madisnni,n. &c. DAVIS
Inc following was one Of the regular toas,s at
the late annual festival vi the Massachusetts Hor-
'ieutural Society:
WOMAN
"A Seeding sprung from Adams side,
most celestial shoot,
Became If Paradise the pride,
Anu lore tcorh Of J,ui!."
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-20
NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLERY
10 tAe Edifors ofhe mhi.

Gentlemen-SOme time since, there ep,eored in
your paper communication as to the successor OF
Judge Tucker, IN the Court OF Appeals from some
gentleman on the eastern side of the Ridge, recon-
intending 10 the Legislature, James .HarshaA Jr of
winchester. The position Of tins writer, yeogra-
phIcaI!y, was a guaranty that he had no personal
views IN his advocacy OF Mr. MarShalps appoint.
ment 10 the Court OF Appeals that he was governed
sole'y oy his knowledge OF his merits, and mpeled
10 That advocacy by sense of duty 10 the public
veal. lie calls upon those who know him IN the
Valley, 10 respond to his call. have waited for
others TO do this, who live near Mr. Marshall, but
they have failed TO do il, and beg eavs TO sound
the voice OF upper Virginia.
am perfectly aware, Messrs Editors. tina, tbe,e
gentle hints 10 our supien legislators as 10 their n
polnIments, are not much regarded by our legisl,
i've masters. They look upon them, as the putrs
oil interested BROTHER lawyers or partial friends
protest. m limIne, that am not IN that Category
MIR Marshall Is IN NJ wise connected with me.
Professionally or individually, nor professionally
opposed to mc. IL Is true, that an my young DAVIS
when George the Third King" / may have
argued demurrer before Judge Whie; and pe.,d.
venture, mobied point W II Judge liOtmcs-and
profess 10 knOic a good !1loger, tough | may not
DC one mysei-and ] eau honestly dec are that 1
Know nc man Of tho profess on IN the Od Com
monweaiIhI who would do more ,rediI TO a seat or
the bench of the Court uf Appea s. than Jgm,s
Marshall Jr. We have lost a teOrLing man. IN
lOOsins Judge Tucker We should gain one t,,
the election OF Mr. Marshall Ile possesses ali that
dTectntss nnJ cerTneSs Of intellectual VISION that
chiracicrizet hls unc e, Chef Justice Marshai---
he Is mao, IN the prime Of ne, and the fu. posses.
SION ~ MS idcu ties, thoroughly mbued with the
learning oil hrs profession. IIo Is nos pot son WIN
ever would take pins to Ingrdtlile himself with
members of the Legislature, use any Efforts to
render himself prominent as candidate Tor any
office !, Tor one, do not think the worse Of him for
,his
The Bench IN Virginia, has hitherto retained
something Of the Old Virginia loitucss of char,c.
ter, that Is not very compatible with modern office.
seeking minners. | should like To sec II retain this
Characteristic think ihdt our Legislature are 6U.nd
to s'nfch Out Tor the best men hl high judicial
Stations and they have right TO Lc Influenced
10y the industry OF partial friends Or the puil,e nd
vancements OF ambitious candidates themselves
Let thorn, then, enquire into Mr. Mitshai's fitness
for this office, regard ess Of these gentle promptngs,
pnd they will by appointing him. iespondt to
The UOiss Of ihs Valley.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-20

happiness and r. osperity OF his country.
| by Thomas Hicks. The Wings of seventy Sn
and the Wings of forty aud fotty.oPe-ln primer
PIE and determination the same they must they
| will prevail.
BywR Gales The Wing Psrty-Undsmsy
ed at the present of affairs, they are s un-
tied as one man, and ready to battle again for the
great principles for which they waged twelve
years war.
BY f d Freeman. Henry CIsy-Fesrless and
honest in the nvowal of his opinions he speaks anu
aets, at all times, as becomes great man and @
| pure patriot.
| BY Il w Haywood. The Judiciary and the Ma
Wy: We now honor the FIRST son OF North Carolina,
who, whilst he has added luslre TO the former has
given efficiency to the latter.
BY Z l. Hinton. The Town of Newbutn She
has given 10 the State many eminent and patriotic
citizens among others, our distinguished guest
| she is entitled TO our gratitude.
BY a. Williams. The Wings OF the Union
Although they have had temporary defeat in
some ofthe States, yet they are not oveteome-they
will lie again terminated, and arm themselves for
the contest in lSii when they will march under the
banner OF that great Patriot and Statesman, Henry
Clay, and again scatter Locoioeoism TO the four
winds.
By w Clark. had rather be right than be
Presidential truly masnanmous sentiment, and
worthy Of its mhgnanimous author, Henry Clay.
BY ) w whiung. John Tylor-Per profession
Wing, bu, Per Sc any thing to be P.esitent.
By II " Miller. Henry 4 WIsc-ln 1910 "the
Union o. the whigs, FOE the sake of the unlon"-
In 1871, the Union of the AbstraclonIsts, .or the
sake Of John Tyler-"psr SEP
BY Gov. NorcheOd. Hon. Edward Stanly-
The noble Scion q! a noble stock.
BY L l. lamp. The Editor OF thc Charleston
Mercury Wcre he present to day, he would rot
have the hypocrisy and audacIty to ask, "Who is
Judge Bldscr."
By John W Hinton, Of Georgia Henry Clay
The man whose genius IS rs bright as the sun OF
his country's glory; whose patriotism Is as pure rs
the lFfezp NJ he and vshOSe is nS
proud her unconquered eagle.
Ifany Tois;s should he omitted, which We think
probable, they will be inserted with pleasure, if
sent in.