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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-18
THE EFFECT OF THE TARIFF.

"Hhen the Tariff Bill was passed imposing
greater duty on Foreign goods, It was alleged 10y
zoos; men, and believed by large portion Of the
rejecting people, thst it would nercnie the price
the foreign articles nearly or quite to tho amount Of
tho duty, and lhus Il would be an indirect ter on
the people. Contrary 10 this prediction and belief,
the fact has turned out very differently. Nearly
all descriptions Of French and BRUSH goods. We
nrs informed by those who deal in them, were never
lover, and some descriptions we're never as low a.
they nre selling at the present time. Those who
have ffom choice or necessity thrown those good
into tho auction rooma, have realized the most ruin
Gus prices. The nett proceeds Of lhJse sales hav,
been less Than was ever known The article Of coal
which nov pays duty OF ono dollar and teveniy
five cents a ton, is no dcaIerthan II was before N
tariff lag passed. lion, the great article of con
sumption, bears but very moderate tdvanee aboy
What IL did before the duty was raitcd.D
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-18

"eoln ~, that strict aud impartial scrutiny int
| 'thew conduct DO msde."
Caiiuem % ses osn,. W all mesns. Gevsruc,' and
vhls your baud 10 in, inquire into few oihe'
Violations OF the law. palpabe upon the fac,
| Of your own Message-ss the means by which
he Legislators and you have taken to yourselv-,
| all the Back funds. that should have redeemed IT,
circulation; 60 that tas you yourself say) the limo
| cent Bill holder loses third Of the nomi
| nal value Of this currency. and there Is an annus
sioking, to the State, Of "litte short Of half mil
ion Of dollarsp
Then follow rext variety Of details as to thu
progress and name semeat Of the Railways which
tho State 10 building. The whole affair woclS
| seem to be conducted with democratic discretion
quite equal to that which shines out through thes,
other operations in finance &c. The Iron for some
81 miles Of read is bought by contract on which
Gov. Nj. seems to felictste himself very much. NJ
only eighteen per cent loss tho funds in which
the State pays; and the fallisg short Of means for
the purpose is made up by ga by poihscaton" Cha,
is, to speak plainly, PLEDGE "of Central Bank
notes." Now TO Le ineonveniently curious is, We
know, not very wel>brsd, but We should roally
have been glad to hear little more distinctly at
what rate Noies, on which the common people
lose some 30 per cent. and which the Governor
says the Specie paying Banks, are cutting down as
low as they Ike. have been pledged to Brokers, to
raise the wind7 His Exeellsney, to be sure, affects
to say that they will be redeemed without loss:'
but that, as all must see, is mere CANNON"
Let US, however, breathe awhile from these high
mysteries OF Locofoeo finance. Enough for to-day.
But our readers find it, we trust, instructive, as we'll
az novel: so that We may Tomorrow display to
their admiring view other matters equally high in
this nnnseendant exhibition OF polcy-the state OF
Public Instruction, the condition OF the Georgia
Banks generally, the monetary system which the
Governor proposes, Sc. &c. sc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-18
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
RIG MoND MARKETS,

NV u wi " ~ IL vi n IL N r.
tEsPorfsa aHd corrected iiree ,eses for he WRir
.,.. NOVEMBER ". 1919.
TOBACCo-lnspceiions smlli-lemsnL limited w.
quote Luss s2s,ei and g. Common Leaf s1tl3f and a
nidi Ing siiai! and g.; Cool selaG snd s6lFae s7aO
a. in quality.
GRAIN Wheat IS to 9, ecuts. Corn i't TO 81 oa,.
&c In Dock. ~ cts. IA Road.
10
wIilSkEY-Bhls pic, hhis 23c
Patent l6c; Taiio~ lpatyt
GoFfsEIRo S! to io,i Laeuayra eaio; St Domingo
No s2f to J. "
FLOuk-SupcIdno 81.
iRoN.Ps English 80, swedes sioO; Tre,essr 500
MOLAssES-Porto Rico l9a21c; N. o. 2laalc
bbls, iic- - N' w
PRovlsloNs-Baeon 7a7!c. Lard sic.
PLAsTER-sit ON Basin tank.
rtGARs-st Croix SalOc, Porto Rico 6la7t; New Or.
leans "a to 7tc.
sHOr-5ic.
SALT-Whsrfs 81 50; Store $500
=. . EXCHANGE
New York drafts I u a prem.
smiadcphh do ala prcui.
baltimore 10 l a X prem.
North Carolina dis.
Tonth Caroiina.........i lis Wheeling dis
tcsa-uIi NStos...--.l prem Tcnne ssec. s. dis
- ~ dis specie. ....-..t prem
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-18
Ii.,rd AsAba,,or 10 Mr.. webster.I

ll41ru Atuputtut 70 Ncottefl
6m--i an very old man, aud have como ou
nees Lstween Eng and and Anisrcs. My private
opiaion absu. the boundary question -. that there
- n considerable quantity OF snmmcn both sides
90 s,v nothing OF the enormous amount Of spinaag.
that has been the result ct the yarns which former
nesocis,ors have been spinning. Diplomacy is oil
my eve and perhaps. sir, II added Elizabeth Mar
to- should not be going too tar in my description
of u.
think, sir, il would 10 almost as pertinent on
my part TO inquire of you whether your mother
knows you are out, a. to ask whether the mother
country is be done out Of large portion Of ter
ritaty which 10 ht for nothing ut all but 10 grow
,hises; and as such l willingly give il up to pro
duec food for the American citizens.
In my conference with you, believe dist nelly
stated that came out for tho sake Of peace; and
though am instructed to stick up for the right OF
fishing for oysters in the St Johns river. do not
saw | NAV not make n concession on this point,
rhe comfort Of tho natives 10 nm object with your
Coverument I must, however. distinctly declare
,ha, cannot resign the right OF lookin. at the mile
s,oao on the boundary road; and this Tont am the
more resolutc upon, because think you told me- 1t
was tn YOU n matter OF indifference. II l was mis-
taken pray let nc know, and ~ il reconsider the
matter; but IL understand you rightly, aud you Go
NOT object 10 the concession, then, cir let tell
Won emphaticaly that the hooor and dignity OF The
Great nation represent must be maintained; and
shall adhere resolutcly TO the right OF visiting tbs
mile stone alluded to. >,
Permi, me to repeat, sir, that I am very old
man. and am determined on peace; Tor would III
become me- at my time Of life. to assist IN promoting
warfare.
With assurances OF my distinguished consjera-
tiou,
! am, sir, your obedient servant.
ASHBURTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-18
LErrEg v.
ILL ..bhn.,an 10 al. W.h..11

Lord Ashbunon to Mr.. Webster.
Sr-'rhe treaty is now ready for signature, and
though must insist upon the extreme l'siice OF ell
ask, vet as now ask for nothing, there can be no
fur,her ground for difference. shall return to my
oS n country with the full conviction tina, have
done nothing inconsistent with what, at my time OF
lie, could have been expected; and as | came out
With determination 10 maintain peace, have fully
accomplished the object Of my mission.
have several books OF arguments, proving the
Justice Of all the English demands, but as these de-
nands are now reliLquisheG. 1t would be useless to
trouble you with any Of them.
remain, Sir, with accumulated assurances Of
my most distinguished consideration, your very
humble aad obliged servant,
iSHBUR TON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-18
G w MACMuRDO,
Secretary And Treasurcr
Fo Il L II r l. ADIE s.
So,,.gts..x s.II. -,

| AIDES fna Sealskin walking shoas-narrow AMI
oIoai straps hound neatly with leather, a shoe thar
can recruitment To my customers being the bsst =,
any tca shoe storc ia Va ami decidedly The best have
ever offered To customers before They we,. n,a,'
ae'ed expressly ior my retail trade Those wishing 4,
se something extra In the OF walking shoes will call
snu guy par shall always kcepa stock OF them,
Howl them TO be the very best that be m adj. spy
where, Tor sale very low, for the quality, by
- sAMuEI. PUTNEY,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-18
MARRIAGES.

Married the 10th Instant at DelI.vlIe In Poshaan
county the residence OF Mrs Martha srnn, by the Rev
Joseph Curtis, Mr JOHN T. sUBIEIT, Of Rehmon,I 10
Miss EMILY JANE, daughter OF Francess samson Eco
deed, late OF Powhaian. -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-18

III note from Capt. Hull, of the Lynehburs
packet, was received too late Tor insertion to day.
The Captain ascribes the failure Of the papers on
his route to the fec, that they are sen, up the Rail
Road by Charlottesville TO Lynchburg. and thence
down. The Po,,mss;ers had hotter look to il.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-18
NOTICE.

meeting OF tho Precedent aud Directors of the Rich
nond frclcricks hnrg ard roio mac Railroad Conn.
ny. on the Sth November, Isl2- Apa
The President stated that IL would be neeess,,x In -
ncf 20 meet the cash payments due fra
Iot INC roiomsc extension now being completed 10 mats
a aoha' requlsition the of Ia nor ~.
weh lac avsei for the Of the oc thoicrs
upon, - 1857 N"S"-" heIe-
Hesolrsd That clio additional per share be called IN nm
c new STOCK 80 OF tho amount bc paid on tho 2oh
next. ~ ~ N"' VI February
trreS on payments OF the above insi.ments when nat,
amer TIC daios for which they sic called N
A true copy from the Minutes
mi, c w MAcMuRDo.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-18

delighted With the irolic The soiss Of tho pie 200
trngs tho mea to his assistance. who know, from
espessnes what 10 tho matter. ~hie tho hose 10
d1lsss IN all sorts OF aater, by gay of horse laugh
and then returns quetly 10 the stable.
Lcafett 10. mr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-18
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SLAVES

Of virtue ola decree made the 27th Iuue ISI2 IRE.
- ierrng Ia decree made tho lIh day Of August
lSiOD by the Superior Court Chanccry for the
nond In cause therein depending, which rh"
Booth, admnis de bonis with the will
OF VIM ID own deed and othcrsarc plaintiff. and P,ee
Perkins, SHERIFF. the county Of Iuo hain and anin
traitor dc bOnis with the will OF Robert West
aud others defendants shi commissioner of the
court proceed on Tuesday the 2 the present mouth
lNoNcmber) in front Of the Hell Tavern in the CITY OF
Riehmand commencing Al the hour oil u O'Clock, NJ 10
selat public auction for cash. the following slaves viz
Sanpson Fanny, ATzy. Nancy, Bci;y, Louisa, Alice Re-
rones Phoebe aud Patty ani the increase ofihe females
since lSl2 they being the slaves bequeahed by the will
Mary Claiborne thu children ofIIerbert Claiborne and
rcfeIredto Ia the said degrees
PEACHY X GRAFTON Comir
10 Sale conducted by X II Dickinson, Auctr
NJ 1.-THE parties having any OF the above mentioned
slaves the Increase the notified 10 eliy
er ihern to In the city OF Riehmond before the day Of
sale - -
ma n CD.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-18
PEACHy r. GRAFTON
JAMES RIVER ESTATE For SALE

a VALUABLE Farm on lanes RIVER, in the county OF
n Powhatan, about ~ miles shove the city
Is offered for sale This Land bounded the north b
James RIVER on the cast by WIN. A. furpin, tho west
by Dr. H. W. Roysicr, and on The south by tho lands OF
George ~ Porter snd Thomas Harris The tract contains
10y recent survey 9S ofths 5B cleared land rs
Of which James River low grounds aud ~ land
good state OF cultivation. The remainder 81 the tract
wood land In original growth aud well tmbeied part
heavily umbcred On creek pGssins through the wood
land there 10 some fine creek grounds
There lisa comfortable dwelling house will six Toolns
barns hrashng machine and all cssary out houses
Tl's farm viii be sold at low price Terms One trd
CASH aud the balance PAYABLE IN and years II not
sold ~ ivatcy before the I'D day Of November next will
on that day bc sold public auction Persons 10
purchase are referred TO the proprietor MIR Thomas A.
Harris residing the land, To the subscrbcr this
city. THOMAS N DREW
Richmond. Sent 2T-ctd
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-18
LADIEs' OVER sUOEsI

I AIDES lined and bound Gumolasiic over shocs-Ia.
hca last over Shoes very nice aud good, remarkably
warn-Ladics' patent India Rubber over Shoes, decided
~ the handeomesi article Of the klnd In Richmond for sao
worry low by the dozen or single.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-18
EnqnIrer and RerIous mer.la l rie. rsi naSl

10 Temperance Meeting " IN be hell ON snps,y
neII Log Sh1pel n saover count II o'clock in The
people the Temperance cause All are ~"
sIoetInhf NhNteu ~ auenI. lS-lf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-18

Lord Ashburton TO MIR webstsr.l

lord Ashbufton 70 MT WeUstu.I
Sir-Tour mole 10 so satisfactory that It agrees to
nv concessions on the part Of England. and your
obiyine intin, iion that you con.ent 10 nothing,
nm extremely grateful fer. Ii, sir, you will only
Ie, me know the heads OF treaty, shall be drawn
nm: for am an old man, and peace, as said be-
fore. is my object. IL misunderstood that yos
would concedc on the question Of iii. milestone, be
s, coed as to set me right. AID believe me, with
renewed assurances Of rather more distinguished
consideration than expressed in my last letter,
your obedient servant ASHBURTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-18
RICHMOND WING.
FRIDAY MORNING. xov. Is.
LocOFOCo FINANCE.

NJ For AUCTION SALES, Marine News, Arrivals al
Hotels. sc. &e., sec frs, PAGE Of daily paper.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-18
CIIhNCFNY NOTICE.

IN the Chcuf superior Court o. Law and Chancory for
Louisa County, September 10th, 1872
Charles 4 Jouos sdm'r 10 bnnis Of Thomas May
bury, dee'i, aod WIN Gillespie Pltfs.
-
sopbis Jolly R-becea Jolly, Joscph Plcasantf, John
Vest Charles Cosby Titus Rice ,satnucl Dod ana Wat
son Osntfy, DeHs.
The Court having nac decree In tho above cause ~.
rectGf Commissioner n this Court 70 tasc aud report
m ceount ~ Inc sdinaif alton 81 Charles Jones,
the estate Of Thogna, NsybufTy, deed. and also &C
sount Of the debs due frcn The ostae Of sad Thomas
Nevburrv deed shsvng their respective dgnitics snd
prlortes. The parties Interested, ere hereby nodded
st ivo snpoirtc wednesday the 2lst day 81 Deecm.
Der erf az Moon's Tavers, a. Louisa Court House, ia
taking id accounts, when end where thoJ arc
rearod 10 ausud with er papofs and proofs 70 cnabie
mo 10 comply with the dteci0ns 81 The said decree.
g Y KtMBROUoH, Commissioner.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-18
From tie NV O,I.ans Dee.

There 10 set Of gloomy minded cronksTs 10
every political party who are contauslly predicting
defest, and whom a temporary reverse ineORinent
ly casts into despair. With such men success Itself
is out the prelude to disaster, md discomhture in
single State il tho certain hafbnger Of dissolution
The Wing party are cursed with quite super
auity Of these jaundeod and ntrabilsrious person.
ags0, and the unioUard result OF tho Ohio election
has Tendsfed them moro than usually 6ombfo in
their VACCINATIONS They would fain argue that,
because. whether by fair means or foul, the Loco
foes in Ohio have managed TO poll scms 1000 or
1900 more votes than their opponents, the wings
must straehtwsy abandon all oppoSton to the
doctrines Of Locoiocosm, and folinquish tho idea II
eisctng HENRI CLAI. We have no patience with
these etoakors. They are perfect milestone
round Its neekS Of the Wings, and tReetually ins
jure Us by disseminating their approximations among
the timid and inssolute.
What is there, NO would ask, in tho disastrous
termination Of single contest 10 discourage and
dishsausn the great Wing pauy1 Must every
! State in the Union be necessarily Whis 10 ensure
our suecessl Are We 60 accustomed to victory that
ono defeat mus. needs cause as 10 disbnnd nnd Icy
down our nrms1 Let those Wings who qgnk,
with fear because Ohio still clngs TO Locoiocoisn
recall the political annals Of 1889 and contrast then
with those Of the succeeding year, Did we no
lose Ohio in l339-sy aud Massachusetts, ant
| Pennsylvania, and Maryland, and Maine, on,
4 Delaware, and North Carolina, and Indiana, on,
Tennessee, and Missssppi; and did we not, IN 1910
regain every one o. these State, besides keepin
New York, Kentucky, and host Of others7
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-18
LITTER Nv.

mr.. Webster to Lord Ashbur!on.
Tie undersigned will consider nny treaty drawn
up by Lord Ashburion on the basis already under.
stood between the undersigned aud Lord Ash5ur-
,on. (Signed,) DANIEL WEBSTER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-18
LAND SAILS.

A very large amount Of government land is or.
dsred by the President 10 be sold during the ensuing
wiaer. Ffou the advertisements We compile the
following table:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-18

w much with The people Of Powhaisn and tho adoln-
ing counties, owing 70 the character 81 business
public officers In the said county, respectfully Inform al
persons having clsns for collection IN The counties o.
Pow h1an, GoOchlsnd, Amels AMI Cumberland, that
have socscd ourselves together as General Collectors
aud will promptly attend 10 any busness 10 that ine con-
fded ~ INO. WOODfih
mol ewitA lamf HENRY WALTIlALL.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-18

From MIR Webster to Lord Ashburton-l
The undersigned, in the name of tho American
Government, aceeeds TO all that Lord Ashburion
expresses his readiness to give up, while the ua
,Ier.icned consent, to nothing that Lord Ash6urion
requires. lSgned) DANIEL WEBSTER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-18

TIE psrnership heretofore existing bswceo the I'M.
i dcrsirned under tie hfm Of Anderson 4 Ward. IN
lanes CITY Cauaty Virginia, New York and New leroy
4. fbia dsy dissolved. Al dcbs due said hTm sud al
claims agalost tho vii be assumed and actusi ~
Robet & A Ward, who will continue the business Of
vs,t CoftI,~ r. az heretofore, his own account
"V ~ ANDFRsON,
WOBEWT q A WARD.
New yert, wovembcr7tb, 1912. no 70 dl~eis
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-18
CLoAKs, oVEUCOATs. 8c

- ETch1Hge Ct0'hihg Store
SUPERIOR assortment OF Cloth Cinaks. AT pric v,
~ rying from e25 to as received aud Tor sale; also
oveTcoaa. Waiter FToek Coats, &C. &c. at
prices for cash. STARR a 20
IS Onno.i,c E,.h.r.o 49,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-18
SECOND Supply Orp,

lie
Der large stock the above Tor ssieIew AIs i
sboss p ,s do sen'lemen's elegant s
no il One door above Hubbard, el r9trNEktes
SECOND SUPPLY OF FALL GOODS
WE have received by the Packets Nassau and Tnaea
| able Fall aud Winter Goods: s NV" ""' "'s'-
spe a @eGS IS s and qu.
R.h t an iustres, hosis n, Paits ami Bonibezne
nest plain blk Gro do Rhine and satin Ture
very vide aud heavy satin for Cardlnals
merry, bue and other cold Fiorances and slks e,,
lining MN ''Ss '"r
Rich Velvet, Bonnet aud Meek Ribbons
Extra Iish ombIoidore.i Velvet searf- aud Pointa
rhloei nroshe, Monselin lie Lane and cloth shawls
Thread aces EdsinsS and i
French, English aud American Habit and Furn.tura
i NIX sod escorted eopJ SILK anc Mohar Frinse-
India SIR rpilalhe an Pong &C Ianse bi"fs
rhbei, i MSsn S xdi M and plerHss
Eass psiS aud fisbo daa s wo0e0 Ss
KAY S Sif do s, for ladies'. Misses aud Children
Beaver, Tibet, Buck aud BuTlin Cloves
E IRISH iinS1' lawn and bird-eye Diaper
rrsse,, Moi'nS; Nalens and swaasdown vcsiinss
snpehne medium sn'liow priced Cloths an Cass,ncrea
pun 1n',s hsntuesy Jeans all wool and other keIseys
aio1r ami s,sr eaTpsne and Rugs, all prices with
pures apron and furniture Checks, oil Of which, having
same. P ' '"o
VALENTINE. BREEDEN co.
~ Fhuc', Shockoc fiiu
SPEKMArETi OIL AND CANDLES received d,reet
~ from New Bedford aud pure for s,lo by
noT IIIDIkM PnrsroS a In
DLAsrEh PAuIs.-4,0 IONS i.ump Pln4.T PaTjz
oisuPenor quiiiiJ Tor sale deliverable tho basn1
noH Indian, PRESTON & co.
SOiREE MUSICALE,
At the Exchange Hotel, on FRIDAY, November
ls;h, at half pest seven.
HASslNi informs tho amateurs Of Music, that bs
Ne iniends swing Soiree Musicale tue above Room
90 which ocesson lac Will hr assisted by Messrs 4 D.
BARBER and p H. TAYLOR who have Kindly voluni,er
ed their vau.ble services.
PR q IL A NJ ME-
PART ].
l. Trio-From the Overture Of ia Normap-Ness,,
Bsrbef, Taylor AMI Basgini, RsHfnf
Grand Concerto llsGinL PaRaninf
j. Dnciio-iron "moses Ia Egypt
m.ssIs Barber aud Taylor Herr & To,,on.
10y Beiiu-Mr Barber Dohier.
PART II.
L. imC-ifom la NoTna"-Messrs Taylor. DaTbOr and
3 Pot.Pourri-from ia somnambua"
Mr. Bassini BassfnG
3. Fsma.ia-on sboauiifu Italian Air
,,hrTDlor Neholrox.
. nsh,get' Halo Gall a-Mf D1ssiti BGsstui.
. Iiebcit Hall Dollar cuol--to be had At all tho
MUSIC and Bookstores, and the Bar OF the Exchange
""'o'. noH p
TUE UNITED BTATEs MONTHLY REVIEW PoYfieay
ami Library, Part lsi, for November, enbelIshed
win beautiful steel Plate Of the birth place III Horny
Gay snpsciipons e. per year, received, aud single
Nos. FOR sale at 90 ets W
no IL a IVONa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-18
LOTS NEAR RICHMOND FOR SALE.

TDUR-UANT 10 decree Of tho county Court Of Ucnri
entered the 81 August, 1872 In the of Stan
ARD Bropn aud ds the undersigned, tho COMMISSIONS
thereby appointed Will, Saturday. tho 10Th NOvcn.
bcr 1871 o'clock, NJ proceed 10 sell al public
ton, 70 the highest bidder three lots aoiacent TO tho city
county Court Of onrco IN January, 1914 by Tho Nun.
bofs a. y Tho said lots Ne Fast of Valley street,
or near the road leading from tho Valley street FAIR
FOL lust beyond fso limits NJ the corporation. Tho saio
will hc ado the premises The terms u tho dood
quro sale should be made for cash, but IL be-
cvod that by arrangement with The parties intcrosodthe
purchaser (ahoud he desire ~ may obtain liberal credit
RODRVT T. sTANAnD.
vt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-18
LAW NOTICE.

Woop BoULDtS 1ED WntfAN g. CAuniSoroH,
ATTORNEYS At LAW,
Charlotte ~. House Va.
WILL attend all The Courts hci tioioIo attended BY Ml
w Bouliin, T. the Superior and Inferior Courts OF
ChaFott0, Campbell, Nc skcnhuTg and IalfsE counties
and also Tho Courts Of Pfnce Edward, and will both DO
spOnsible for Hl businoEf entrusted 10 either.
no ~ cw6w Enquirer will copy W6w.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-18

Vain eal Hrss.--1 here is very foe horse in
the possession ofsir isury MeuT & Co., the emf
neni brewers, which ~ used as dray horse, out is
70 ifseticabe that he is left sometimes without any
restraint 10 walk about the yard, and return 10 the
s'abe according to his fancy. In the yard there
are also few pigs II a peculiar breed, which are
fed grains and corn, and 10 these pigs the horse
has evidently On inyuperable objection, which IL
illustrated by tho following faoi;-There Is a deer
trough IN the yard holding water Tor the hofsce "a
which this horss goes alons with his mouth foil Of
corn, which he raves from his supply. When III
reaches the trough, he lets the corn Toll near u OF
he ground, end when the young swine approach
20 eat il, TOR the cd ones keep aooi,l he suddsn
s.izes one Of them by the tail, pops him INTO th'
trough, and then oapers about the yard, seemingly
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-18

TIRES, FLOWER ROOTS AND SHRUBS Tho sub .
seIiber. have undertaken Agency for the Nursery
of the celebrated Landreth Of Philadelphia They wifi
MI order for Fruit Tees, Flower Koos OF Shrubs
WIN the very finest and choicest specimens sri.
eies Their arrangements made for tho careful
AMI particular scieciion Of each variety the
qIcntyi viii be tribe that tai usually
t e article VIII be warranted superior Ia
no 10 ~ DOlrS & BURFOOr.
IDOUDkEr saw aud heard so much ofthis aitI.
clio ~ thc North, that deter oil our niand
an Opportunity Of testing lis value, Accordingly, we
,oush 1nd obtained ''c Agency of tho New York PJu-
dfoue COMPANY, aud Wa prepared furnish the
article At the New WORT retail price. with charges
added Bolts & BURfOOT.
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