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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-01
p Dry, GOODS &C p AT REDUCED PRICES.
DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
TUE partnership heretofore unbsstns under the name
ofLye Johnston q Lyell Is this day DISCO hy iimi.
alion o time and by mutual consent The stock Of Goods
nave becn sold by the other partners Mr. Peyon
s,on, who will hereafter condnet similar business at lie
slant Ihe aeeountsund 1ebts due The FIRM not being
Included In said sale, may until further notice be setie
with either OF Tie late partners Returning our
ACCOMMODATIONS To our former would re.
quest such may be Indebted TO US 10 confer The a
iional obligation Of prompt settlement.
JOHN ] LYEII,
PEYTON JOHNSTON,
,,.,, GEORGE w. LYELL.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-01

png-o'aeIs from the country in any OF The ahov,
sehemes inelOsug the cash. will be nromntIv ,fsn -,
Ann NE drawings Drwarjed II desired.
an WM n CLARKE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-01

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
LARoE STOCK or GUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS,
sc.
IAkE tbs opportunity n inor,nlnx ny Oh fricnds
customers AMI merchants generally, dealing in Rrh.
noui That have on hand Of my Manufacture and
importation, very offensive assoftmcnf u double ami
lnfe Guns, kiacs Pistols fcrcusscn Csps, AMI cvefy
afucc connected with tho Dun trsdc. Also. a splendid
tssoiitleui ~ Cutlery and Fancy Goods, an q which
am determined 10 sell atvcy REDUCED pIcss or eash
THOMAS rYRER,
ies Importer AMI Manufacturer Of Guns, Rides, &C.
GREAT NATIONAL WORKa.-Ihc ne on
" Washington Nv jared Sparks; o. be published IN u
nnfhy Numbers, a. no low price Of - cents per Nun.
20 each Number to contain between 90 and ptec anil
obc entcnshcd with portrait Of Washington, BY Slow.
,ft,oi Mrs. Warrington, By Wooaston view 81 Mount
vernon and ~ ohcr enc steel cuEravnga, Important
events iu hts history The portraits copied from
The ORIGINAL paintings. The plans, sketches and Other
cnEfavnxs have been compiled from the besi drawings
The veil known siiiy o. The author wen as The ac-
cess NJ has lad tn ha most suhentc public aud private
lepcraiu Lonln Paris aud different pars o. America il
sHuaranfec that the Werks De- ftiihfally done
Subscriptions received AZ the HOtstore AMI nndery of
~ - W RANDOLPH a 90.
CouNrRY ban IRON ton ofCounsry Oar
luis JAMES A QFoRQn WtNsrroN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-01

following
40 % lava hS
100 10 ~ Jaso lCOFPEE
100 10 American
~ 10 Msracaibo
80 do Porto Rico
Is hhds Porto Rico
10 90 90 \ =. c orleans sre,ss
% g niis . and 20 Pbl'l lump aDdIO.f
y e "S 3, T : s,ea MoLAssEs.
9D sacks Liverpool blown sab
=, E9sli,h rsiia table sal. ia eanistersani boxes
70 hhds Bacon, sides ani shoulieTs)
100 do North Carolina Cut IIeTtinss
80 Do and 30 Family Roe ~
40 do No MAekereI
BGis Paeh
DO Resin
bLn boxes brown soap
20 DO Tailow Candles
10 10 Sperm do
DO Chocolate
- bags Pinento
Is Is 30 30 R Rsee Ginger
lG tales soft shcn Almonds
- boxes Bunch RaiSin$
London Porter in pint and quart bottles
Malta, shn,sLy, PORT sicily Madeira, aud Cham
Powehons aid Gunpowder Tea
Pearl Barley
Mad,ler, Ioliso. sa,tpe,er
London Mustard
sole leather, calfskins
SIOe Thread
2e5 bores sKl0 AMI l0Ki2 window Glass
Kegs Cut Nails
500 bags Patent Shot
Gunpowder, In kegs and canisfera
Blasting Powder
Hoop Iron
Blistered Steel
He'd Cords
leading Lines, Cotton and hemp
-, Writing Letter and Wrapping Paper
- bales No Richmond Oznaburgs
~ do 10 Manchester do
y do No2 ,Io
- 10 s. brown shriingG. various factories
e. SS do 10 sheetings, Richmond aud Manc
<5uO1 los Richmond Cotton Yarns
llSO 40 Candle Wick
100 40 knitting Cotton
900 do Batting
~ bales Georgia Cotton
% do Wool, &C. &c.
~ The undersigned are oonneetcdin a general Tn
naSeo and commission business, under tile 6Gm Of Johr
Mabcn a TO. InitN Na ne y '"'N
iu26 XyM =, a. |. ~, -,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-01

For Thursday Morning,
Monongala, No42 prize Of sSo1 an an,n so,,
Of 100, etc. - Nos-l3 drawn Ticiets a. -V''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-01
,vr.n s p = ID S

UTA-uAaA TURNIP
~ large English Norfolk DO
White Flat Dutch do
Red Top a.
long Hanover, or Tankard 20
Dsiss \ elbow " yhTid
fenow aberdeen, Bullock d. IRE an AMI true IN
their narlc for sale '' ' ~""" ."
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-01
MINERAL SYRINGE or vE.sTc.s
VIRGINIA

On their and the disea 10 uieh re- 49,. ,.
cable by william Burke Esq formerly prooy,rsor
ne, sulphur Springs, Ia Monroe County, as,r..t s,,,
Plates and map OF routes and distanee e. TO lie rfIr.n,
rprings Just published, for sale. ~ ''e"'
luH SMITH DRINEER uopp,s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-01

monongaia No 32-Draws Monday LIST August, in Raht
more and due Tuestay evening. Pnzes-sIbnDO 70si
< 80 IaO 10 OF 100, 10 Of 500 10 Of ilo0 20 II 30
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-01

I'iiE hrm of LEWIS WEBB & Gu. h tls day dissolved
~ mutual CONSENT Geo. Il. booker hayias poli Ia. In
terasio Lewis Webb LOWS weeb Is authorized TO rIgu
the name Of tile firm Ina liquidation.
LEWIS WEBB
GEO. T. BOOKER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-01
RICHMOND HOUSE.

AIRS. CHRISTIAN would respectfully inform her
WI friends, and the citizens Of Richmond that She
has erai delightful rooms occupied which suit.
able for families wishing board Her terms will be- Tes
sonablc aud suited 10 the iimes The situation Is unconi.
monty pleasant and Is also healthy and convenient TO bust
uenicmen obtain BOARD by the year Tor Si6l
Fam IS prorortonaby low-Tansiont Borders for q
per lay.
Persons wishing to obtain rooms would do we'll 10 make
carly apl'hcaii0n ia "a div
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-01
J. W. RANDOLPH & CO,

WAN Richmond.
AVE FOR SALE, at moderate prices, hrxe sock Of
IL Theological Works. The following Is li-t No 4. "
hp snoP browniey seommenIarJ on the Common prayer
Book Of usher, refer to Joshua and oud Samuel
oheai Analysis, or topical arrangement ofihe scrip.
nnrser,s Memoirs OF emnentiy piOus Women
Bnrrcrs Village Sermons
T MSrJi a 81 sex hs siekeIsi5 ,
Rev Bucks TheologieSl Dictionary
nev > Bme ministers sermons
ker Bl1ir's Sermons
Rev Brownley's Letters in tie Roman Cathol,c
Bosue a Bennei's History ofthe Disorders, 2yols
IavaPs Balm ol Covenant, etc
Rev Robert Halls fife anl works
Robinson's Calmers Dictionary afthe RihJe
chrke's Commentaries or the New Testament
Ahuquhes OF the Christian Church. by Rev l. Cole
Compendium OF Christian Antiquities, by Rev C
Truth Of the Christian ReIsion vindes,ed from tho
OBJ ceens Of snbseysrs, IN senes Of dissertations by
Coliriise's aiis TO reflection
Essay on the nvalidty ofPresby,erian Ordination by
Socrates aaJ Jesus compared, ~ Rev Prisstly with
an ansEer 70 The same by Rev Linn
zion Of the New Testament ~ W.
Rev BastbuIns Lectures the eplses Of Ct Pant
Rev g EsSsr:. families sermons and prayers
Ale Of Wilbur Fisk, DID
Rev ii Rockers family book of dcvoions
IeIn, from the Mount, pictorial Illustrations from
DIR w Gardners journal Of his redemption and s.lv.
Life Of ] Ashman, by r Gurley
sermons by Rev Moses Eoxe, 81 Richmond
- ,n Isus works OF Bishop Hobert, with memor
Medit.iions AMI eontemplAions by Rev Heryey ami
reflections on DEATH by w DodI LID
tee b5,9p 9rswoid's dseourses the doctrines and ia.
Historical, Theological collections iua)
FINE CHEWING TOBACCO
w superior Chewing Tobacco This LOT las BEEN male
Of selections from crop Of extra quay and Is sweet
inl9 ALEXANDER DUvAL "a co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-01

MUSIC, MUSIC.
ID III. TAYLOR has Just received large collection
of Music, In which are the following popular Songs,
&c.
Ia syIr hide, Fanny Elssler with a vgnette
being the L cat likeness of ner yet published
Oh mus, we part tonight
Old Chair
Tile sisters call
Maid OF Judah
The treasures Of the heart
oh softly fals the foot Of love
dinoGds aud true friends
lIspless infant dear
The l4mentOi the lgish EmigIant
The Pirates Ssrehado
Horn Of the Alps
Tho brothers. reply 10 the SISTERS caH
All Is well 0iie last words Of Bishop MeKenzie)
The tree OF the forest
The leaf ard the fountain (dueiD
Light may the boat (iueD
lake Of Como (eVeningD
The civic march
Empress Heureuas waltz
Music and Piano Forte Store opposite the Kinks
;, '
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-01

49,, For Tuesday Evening,
etc. Tickets 81. ''0N''' - VI wv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-01
AUCTION Sales
By n. II. DICKINSON.
BY J ii LYNCH.

ms Morning. At 10 o'eisck. 6oato6 my enc. ~ul
tos-i setapAirea.. W. ="
=.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-01

lCoUNrRY Ban IRON ton ofCoun,ry nlr
= jais - JAMES GEORGE wINsroN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-01
s25.o00-i0 prizes Of $500.
klGAAa n-..


Maryland Consolidated Lottery Class No IO5 fr 1870
10 be drawn at Baltimore on "Wednesday the 2th Of An.
In Proportion. ~
CertheAiea OF packages Of d whole tickets 500
po...'.... -.do. 30 half. DO. 50
Do.'..'..'..do. % quaIter. do.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-01
S30,000l
49,. r aaAnn

IWV SIUUU.
Omon LoueTy' Class No y, for iSi2-To be drawn nj
ale1aniua ID Z, OF saturday the 27h OF August isf2
Bniant sehemo-s4loo 1000, 600 3oC1 200 Ol7 100
"i iIoo, ele. IIekeis slO-shaTes in Proportion.
Ceuiheaies Of paeka.eso OF - whole icketsSIa1 IN
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 5halves.............C5 90
po..........do.. % quarters. .........32 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-01
CLARKE's OFFICE.

Leesburg, No SO. draws in the Exchange Hotel
Monday at 3! o'clock, p NJ.
Pfizes-sl6Oo 6OoO, 59O. 1000, 1924 20 Of 500 10 Of
1Vo. etc. 1sNos-l4 drawn Tekeis 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-01
STATIONS OFFICE,
FSBrfsenih Street.

THIS DAY.
Draws atthc Exchange at ;! o'clock, p. NJ.
leesburg Lottery, No 3g prize Of sl6 600 Goa sOa1
4oUp. ~ Of SO, etc. 0''N' w. NV
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-01
TAKE NOTICE

IRON This day, the price OF lee, my Ice House wi
be 3eents per pound whether Ia large OF small guam
f,lics.
mau1 ~ AuCllSrigs nspn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-01
SADDLES, HARNESS
AID at wholesale and Retail.

shAC %. AUSTIN. success or o. oscv a Ap.,in
Nonhi respectfully inytc the attention OF ~ ,,,.-s
sns pAirsns an The paile generally, a his haze a.,
~ ttie Rags. and all other articles usualT seuf IN
eSabhshineas an Of which have been saa,I H. s.n.,
worsinen unl OF 6rst rate maieriais Cash AMI
Customary vii hnd greatly to their IN M -.
eNains lor thcins-lves before elfe~h.,.
every Iossibe Cnort Will DC made general
Ion Main street, four doors above the Ren Tavern
IrAAc ~. AUSTIN.
tho
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-01

. For Friday, al y o'clock p w. in m, EXCHANGE
We. Leesbnrs Class No a. Prizes-s7ODO 256j In3;
lcOo SO O, 10 ofi0O etc &C Nos anil 10 drawn Tiek
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-01

JUST RECEIVED.
NJ DANIEL has just received the fllowng new
w music
have roamed the world over
The Hunters Wife
Treasures Of the Deep
Eucns Waltz
The Parents Prayer
Dost thou think forget thee
The Mountains Pride
Blue Dick Waltz
My sar Of hope
The treasure OF the heart
TIE bloom was on the bright bare bell
Ga softly falls the foot Of love
Old friends and true friends
WebsieT's Quick Step
III Jales de Jerres Gas danced Inv F,nnv rlssi,r,
ao-go and forget 10y '
Burne:t's Quick Step
tlh must We part tonight
White sulphur Spring Walk
The popular song-Oh take mo back 10 Sxit-arl.nJ
arranged as quick step)
Potomac Waltz
life on the ocean wave
ashinsion's March At the Battle OF Trenton
Grsnd 6aiop du Position de Louiumean
Ju ~ fiano and Music Store square above the hanks
RICHMOND COTTON FACTORY YARN.
TIE subscribers Agents for the sale Of Yarns made a,
te Richmond Cotton Factory, offer the same Al Fse-
tory Piees, IN lots TO suit purchasers.
Ia9 & @ WINSTON
LADIES' ELEGANT COLORED SILK BUS
hlNS.-tAn entire new article)
tNE are just In receipt OF lot the above eIe4anf ~
w lored SILK Buskins, for sale very low for cash
- JUDAH MYERS & co.
lu< Fashionable Boot Sloe
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-01

The firm of webb, Booker & Hamilton IL this ,,v ,is.
solved 10y mutual consent Geo. r. Booker A WIN n
Hamilton having Withdrawn and sold their 10 L.
webb who "a authorized TO sign the OF the firm IN
liquidation. LEWIS wilma ~ "
GEO. I. BOOKER
pt,, ,,o, 49, WM. u. HAMILTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-01

Prizes-s3lOOo lOooo 5OOO a5Nn sIz7, sool 25oD and
~ 40Friteaois' each, etc. IS No Lottery. Tickets
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-01

For tic kes aud shares and certificates ia the
above splendid schemes, addrcssto
iu25 nIcS,n,.n s1' &c.,,
u- All orders promptly attended to, aud an account of
the Drawing sent TO all who order from us
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-01
o Capiial-4O nrizes nj Soa0O
s35,29i.-makine $50 600 nett.

Alerandra Lottery, ClAss A. for isi1-To be drawn a,
heNAhdrd 4, on Saturday, the 10Th Of August, 1872 IL
drawn nutnber@ Brilliant 6ehemc.-sI52s4 i2Jto no on
Sc 5pp 2O 40. 1875 l6OO 1900. 5 Of 2fl of l0i al
proportion '7 W
Certificate OF Packages OF g whole tickets els) 90
Dp.... ....do.. - half .-.. do. C5 On
Do.........do.. % quarter. .do...... %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-01

Certificates OF packages Of 2i whole tickets sIOo
90 hall. 80
$4,000,
100 prizes Of $1,000.
onon LouneTy Cla.s No Y, ior lsi2-To be drawn at
Brilliant seheme-s1ooo, 1000, 600 3oCo oo, iGl7 100
Certificates OF paek s.es OF . whole IeIeSs. 90
pDo'.....'''do.......5 halses.. 90
For tickets and shares and in the
above splendid schemes, address
laS Richmond, Virginia.
The Drawing sent TO all who order from
wORTHAM's OFFICE,
Exchange Budding.
Fer Monday, at D O'Clock P N. in the Exchange.
igTs ls1 - Of SO 90 of4oo, 80 ofeOJ, e Nos and
IT, ~. For Tuesday Evening per Mail
7n s7,5 s i Z ~ ,n No S P1zes.s5 600
SO % 200 % Of $50. etc. 70 Nos and 10 drawn Tickets
For "Wednesday, at Petersburg.
Nonons ais Cliss No r PTzes-ssDoo. 800 1000
Tickets s. anu - III A""
Va Moood rsF TS es1lsyy EEs S gs5 Mai.
SCo 1900 iIs sooiso ooTiSS a. Of ~ 3 Of lS e. o.
"a.
y. For Friday, at % o'clock, N, in I'll. Exchange
cts eel. i'9A
For Saturday, 9Th of August, at Alexandra.
The Union Lottery, Class No II, will be drawn
SPLENDID SCHEMEl
PIizes-s3oOoo 1900. $780, Gao 5O00 t1o apA1 7,n,
Sod Prizes Of 100 each, 30 of5od Of 400 g. o.
For Saturday, 18th August, a, Alexandria,
The Va MOnonsala Lottery, CiassK.
RICH SCHEME.
st1i: S sssi ' Na Io aS a' Tsl sqs
For Saturday, 2O.h August,
The Alexandra Lottery, Class A, for Isi2
Przes-s3S2s4, or say nett s3On0O I25a loOOo sO-o
BOO .o 900 1875, OF 1870 of i2D1 10 of Io0i 81 ~
no NIB All orders attended 10 with pxomp,neSs n,
Packages or for single Ticket ''
=. shares in althe above, in proporion-for sale Inv
aa ! CHARLES woRTHsN.
CLARkE's OFFICE.
Leesburg. No 80. draws in the Exchange Hotel
Monday Nor at 3! o'clock, P M.
an, 6ooO 500 1000, 1924, 30 OF 500 10 OF
1'. etc 1sNos-lidraw Tickets %.
s sSnC .a% No a2LDraws Monday LIST August in Ra
11S5 sad sSe TUESDAY evening. Pdzes-sl5OOO 7O
.<' 49, IV 70 OF 100, 10 Of so, 10 Of floO 20 II so
Ev mS%oHssA No i9IDraws in Petersburg "Wednesday
""''ete' 30 Nos-l3 drawn. Tickets s3 49, = "
yM99nonsaa EI!ra 2lDraws at Baltimore, August 81
Weinsssiay and due THURSDAY evening Prres si5 Cn6
| Iickeiss4 - we - N'N~u'
E,-orders from the country in any OF the nbov.
schemes inelosius the cash, will be promptly ,en 5i ~
Anh NE drawings forwarded, II desired
Aa WIN. D CLARKE.
| STATIONS OFFICE.
fSHrf,enm Street.
| THIS DAY.
Draws the Exchange at ,! O'Clock, p. NJ.
eesbnrs Lottery No %. prize OF clio 600 Goo 5OoJ
For Tuesday Evening.
n'e T No g.! Extra. CaPAls-si50Ol Is Of 100
For Thursday Morning,
Monongaia. No f2 prize Of SSOl 8FIl am am :
Of 100. etc 75NOs-ls drawn. Tickets s.. -V''
For Thursday Evening,
No 81 Extra prize Of si20c0 3DOl 1901
"o' '"V' ETC. 10 Nos-l9 drawn. Tiekelssi.
Draws at tie Exchange, ut 81 O'Clock, p. NJ, or
prize Of s7oo, a5op 20 oian etc. &C No,-ioa ,,wn
Tickets 81 60
For Monday Morning
W uacn lottery No II. prize OF $4,000 I2COl el-O
SIo wv " 81 IuW ETC. IS Nos 10 drawn. Tickets
B-oriers for tickets In the shove splendid Lottery
VIII be met with prompt attention. II adiressedIo
N. sIRATTON,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-01

,,,,. bhNh STOCK AT AUCTION
an hs DAY, Il y o'cioct will De soil AZ Tie fxeh,rr.
~ st. shares 81 the Bank of vrsinis ssocs share "a
iiank oi Va stoet, ani s1p ~ I,mes R,.-r
aul ,.,,, sou. y, s.s,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-01

FOR Saturday, 9Th OF August, at Alexandria,
The Union Lottery, Class No II. will be drawn
SPLENDID SCHEMEl
PIizes-s3o0o0, 1900. $780, 6el1 5000 isl1 apA1 7n
Prizes OF 100 each 30 OF 5Oi ~ Of 400 a. q
5ol % Ci20, &c. IS Nos-i3 drawn Tiekets $40
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-01
Richmond, July 2Isi. 1919.

The business will he continued by Lewis w.lb WIN
requests all persons indebted to the firm Of Lewis Webu
20, aud Webb, Booker a Hamilton. make payments
OF uicr respective debts without longer delay
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-24

Il Wish them 10 prepare to meet me 10 Heaven"
When ASKED ngsiu eheiber she desired 20 be re.
stored 10 heal'h shc responded II desire tina. the
VII Of he Lord msg be done"
The Testimony of tho.e who wete wirh her during
The last hours Of her cafihy race, that the, we're
hours Of uninterrupted triumph.
Retaining. Hnt the last. her reu,sl faculties IN
impaited, few moments before bet departure she
took leave Of her f.ieEds rxborns them all 20 en-
deavSur 10 meet her ia glory, and then closed hes
eyes in death.
Thus died this youthful Christian. Like The
flower OF the hsld was she cnt down not however
10 wiiher forever. bar, to be ransrlanied. and te
bloom throughout eternity IN that land WHERE there
shall be no more death. Thank. be unto God who
gvetb TO bis people through our Lord Jesus Christ
such victory
On the Sd instant, after few days Illness, Mis-
ELIZABETH McMuRRAS. in the 10th year of hel
sge, daughter of Jo.erh and Elizabeth McMar'
ran. of Jefferson county. The deceased was at
afee fionate child. I be peculiar end bland srhan'
its Of manrefs the miidness Of her disposition
and her sfeciionste temper endeared her 10 al
het acquain,spces, but particularly to her parents
who have been called upoE To part with one 81
( endeaIed-but The l,rfa gave and the Lord hath
taken swsy, blessed be the name OF the Lord"
| On Thgr.day the l0ih iast, SARAH Ass RE
/ BRccA WATsos, aged nln,teen years, daughter o
William and Margaret Watson Of Jefferson count,
a young lady whose excellent qualities had greail,
endeared her TO all who knew her, and whose los
to her parents is deep and gIevious ailliction.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-24
CASE OF JONN c. COLI

This individual, whose case has excited
so much attention in New York, has final
Nv defeated the sentence Of of the law
which he was doomed 10 suffer Tor the
crime of murder, by committing suicide.
1t will be recollected that Friday last was
the day rcsignated for his execution
No particular hOar having been fixed by
the Court, the Sheriff it appears acceded
to Colts request 10 defer the execution
until four O'Clock in the afternoon. Al
2, 7. Nj. the criminal was left alone in
his cell. with the understanding that he
was not to be disturbed until the last mo-
meni, and when it wss again entered he
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-24
I HE nj A Il X IT'S.


NOUcWDeV 1919
CArrLE The supply of Beef cattle at the scales
thi. morning was not so large "a last week, and
price. advanced shade. The offerings amounted
TO about 500 head all Of which were sold at prices
ranging hom S. rs to > 37i per 100 pounds, on
the hoof, which is equal to 50 so 3 IS net
The principal sales were, however, at intermediate
rates.
FLoUR-The irqehy for Howard street Flour
was rather better Saturday than for some time
previous, and sales of good standard brands were
made to some extent from stores at 81 0G3. To-
dsy the drmand has been less active, and holders
ave asking 81 O6a to 4loa. The receipt price
continue. at So 87a
HHEAr.- Wheat is very scarce and wanted -
Sale Of limited parcels of No. reds to-day At rs a
SO cents for good TO prime parcels, and al so 70
cents, for inferior 10 good. cargo OF Penns red
was sold to-day 81 cents, for shipment, and eno-
ther lot, not prime, nj 8 cents.
CoRs.--Sales If new Nd. white Corn at AZ a
"A cents ard yellow at As cents
RyE.-Marvlaud Rye at As so cents. sale
of Penn. at co cents.
OITs.--Sales of Oats ut 81 90 cents.
WHIskEY Sales OF hhds. at % cents and of
bbls nt23 cents. The wagon price of bbls Is 10
cents exclusive Of the barrel
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-24

was found dead. having stabbed himself
to the heart. The doubt whether or not
he could be executed created no little ex-
element in New York, and the fire in
the dune OF the prison, few minutes be-
fore the time appointed for the execution,
tended uG course 10 increase il.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-24

FROM MEXICO. New Orleans
Bulletin has dates from Mexico city to the
18th, and Vera Cruz to the 10Th uliimo,
being fifteen days later than previous in
leIligence. The expedition against Yucca
tan sailed on the last of the above dates,
under the general command Of Don Jose
Vincent Mlnon. Gen. Bravo has taken
upon hmselfthc responsibilities of the Ex-
ecutlve, and President Santa Ana has reti.
red TO his plantation for the benefit OF his
health, which had become enfecbled. 10
proclamation to the nation he promises,
as soon as his health shall permit, to re.
sumo the Executive functions in accord
ance with the expressed public will. In
the Congress, in its session Of October Is,
the proposed amendment of the ConslIlu-
ton was rejected by small majority for
the second time. The Fcderallsls oppos-
ed the prof CT on the ground that its pro.
visions savdred too much Of Centraism,
and did not sufficiently conform to the
good old Constitution of 1874. This
second rejection was considered a hard
blow at the popularity of Santa Ana.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-24

THANKSGIVING IN NEw JERSEY. Gov.
Pennington has appointed Thursday, the
9Th day Of December, for Thanksgiving
in New Jersey.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-24

SINGULAR RECEPTION OF CoMPLI.
MENT.--Three young men of Petersburg,
Perry Co., Penn, recently went TO seren-
ade newly married pair in that town,
when they were fired upon from the
house of the bridegroom and all three
wounded. The affair is about TO UNDER
60 q Judicial investigation. --BdH. Amer.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-24

lem happy Ned. TO hear the report that you
have succeeded 10 a large LssDgD properly.
And I am sorry. Tom, 10 tell you that il is
cRouxpfFss
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-24
oenhsttiI.
James DUnsHnOOr,

Late from Philadelphia,
ED ESPEC1FULLY infolms the elizens of Mar
IA insburg and the public generally, that he
has taken room at Mr.. Kroesen's hotel, where
ne will perform all operations upon the TEETH,
Those " no desire artificial teeth inserted, either or
plate or pivot. and all Others interested, are res
pectfnlly invited TO call. and consult him a, his
room.
Move nber TO- Ialo--3,'