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The Field Of Wheat.

by MISS II. F. GOULD.
Field of wheat, so full and fair
Showing thus thy silver hair,
Lightly waving either way
Where the gentle breezes play,
Looking like a sunny sea,
How | love to gaze AT thee!
Pleasant art thou TO the sight,
And TO thought rich delight;
Then thy name is music sweet
Silkcn sounding field Of wheat.
Pointing upwards 10 the the S Y,
Rising straight and aiming high,
Every stalk is seen TO shoot
Like an arrow, ilom the root;
AS well trained company,
All in uniform agree,
From the footing to the car
All in order strict appear;
Marshalled by skillul hand,
All together bow or stand.
Still within lhc proper bound;
None o'orsteps the given ground,
With its tribute held to pay
At his nod whom they obey.
Each the gem that studs its crown,
VIII in time for man lay down.
Thou with promise art replcte,
Bearing precious shoavos of wheat!
How thy strength in weakness lies!
Not robbcr bird that flies
Finds support whereby to put
On stalk her lawloss foot;
None her predatory beak
plungcs down thy store to seek,
Where thy guard Of silver spears
Keeps the fruit and guards the ears;
No WAN insect, that could do
Harm to thee, darcs venture through
Armory like thine to win
From tho shcatho the grain within.
What study do We find
Opened here for eye and mind,
Who that secs thee a. thou art
Can disown grateful heart q!
Here upon this favored ground,
Faith is blessed and hope is crowned;
Charity may find the bread
Wide abroad her gifts 10 spread;
Wisdom, power and goodness meet
Beauteous, bounteous field of wheat.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-19
- - - ITIU MY TIC
The child OF vapor and the sky.'

The phenomena of the Fata Morgana-
so often described and which the supcrst
tous Sicians believe to be conducted by
the queen of the Fairies-is sometimes seen
in the Straits Of Messina. An eye witness
gives a circumstantial account of one Of
these appearances 81 stood at my win
dow" he says, sand was surprised by We
ny extraordinary vision. The sea, for scve.
raj miles, appeared like chain of dark
mountains, while the waters near the coast
grew smooth as polished mirror. On this
surface were depicted in char oscuro, my
radS Of pllastcrs-thcsc vanished into ar
cados, Ike Roman acqueducts then into
cornices, castles and other Protean shapes
This is the Fata Morgana, which, the mar
rator says, before this, he always thought ga
nero fable"
Another beautiful phenomenon is frequent
| ly seen as the oars agitate the water, caused
by the moluscP, or ocean insects as they are
called. They shine with a sort of metallic
lustre, and yield on slight shock, beauti-
full variety hues. The sea at times, APP
pears to be converted to lake Of fire. Oul
track through the water was followed by d
long train Of phosphoric sparks.
The poets refer to their brilliant appear
ance-
'Flashcd the d.pt oars and sparkling with the stroke
l Around the waves phosphor.c brightness broke"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-19

An old gentleman of Sd, having taken to
the altar young damsel of 16, the cler-
gyman said to him, The font is at the 9TH
er end of the church, What do want
with the font?' said the old gentleman. i
beg your PARDON said the clerical wit, l
thought you had brought this child to be
christencd.'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-19

In the Royal Nursery Prince Albert calls
his Victoria rcign-dcar, and she calls him
her reign-boau. The babies arc both loves
and angels and so they have fine time OF
it. The young Prince Of WHALES, II is said,
spouts and blubbors astonishingly for one
If his aun
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-19

Dean Swift proposed TO tax female beau
ty, and to leave every lady to rate her own
charms. lie said the tax would be cheer.
fully paid, and very productive.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-19

NJ he sea serpent, not having appeared a
Na'an' on the 4'h inst, is supposed to have
got his tail crushed among the iceberes, and
gone to Halifax for repairs.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-19

Il say, mister, how came your eyes so
crooked My eyes 2 Yes THAI
came by sitting between tive girls, aud try
ing 10 look love to both at the same time
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-19

Ct am happy, Ned, to hear the report
that you have succeeded to a large landed
"And am sorry, Tom, to tell you that
it's gronpdLSs
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-19
NOTICE.

TIME UNDERSIGNED, having entered into coparner-
| I'm, nn,rr the Grln OF SMALLEN a TENNEl,
vii rive prompt attention TO al bushes, which may
he entrusted 10 them, either m Law or Chancery'-
No"'''''- b. 4. SNALLEN,
q ! TFNNEf.
Butmatco lu', g. lsl2 F'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-19
Cedar Posts.
Nova Scotia Plaster.

1OOO CEDAR POSTS, a first rate article, for
IOUO >alc low by FOLLEl'r d. BRADLEY
Old por, ~ June, 1872.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-19
LOOKING GLASSES.

A LARGE AMI well selected assortment consist
n inn of on, Hlh0gany and Gin, MhogdnH and
Itncl, framed Looking Glasses for sG'c at greatly
rsducSd nrices nj the Hardware Store Corner ri
churoh and college SITS, by HAGAR d ARTHUR
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-19

THE Subscribers are this day receiving fresh
l. supply of Nova Scotia Plaster, and VIII com
monoo grinding al their VI III at the Falls on Monday
next. EOILElI " bhAbLtn'
Burlington, May 20 1872.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-19
FOR SALE.

90 SHARES ofstock in the Burlington Bank.
e1O For terms apply 10 IL. ALLEN.
Burlington 30th June 1872
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-19
Blanchard's ScYthes.

4 LARGE supply Of the above celebrated Scylh,Sr
~ warranted for sale al reduced prices.
EOLLE1T d. BRADLEY, Agents.
Oll Dock June 81 1872.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-19
18th of july, 1912.

r. ST received aud for sale a fresh supply Of
y Plain aud figured Parasol>,
Real Scotch Bingham Umbrellas,
Gent LIGHT and brown Leghom Hats
MlIlener- and Dress Makers can lie furnished with
many articles in their line such
Iancy Flowers and Arlicias,
Silli wound Wire, Taron Laces, Muslins, Silks,
ram ana colorcd Lawns for dresses,
Whalehoncs, Scissors, Needles,
Also, Shell Combs, Bead Purses,
German Silver Table and Tea Spoons,
Fancy Pen and Pocket Knives.
Attention is invited TO an assortment of
Brot cloths ana Cassi,neres from auction sales.
Groceries.
Teas, Sugar, Molasscs, and Family Groceries renc-
rally OF qualities and prices which cannot fail TO
please VIM, HIRI,PI'T
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-19
NEW GOODS.

DLEE BIZ BomiaS ne>, Grapes Oiled Silks, heavy
ID Satin Nc>tings, Linen and KID Gloves, SUISSE
ln,crtng-, Bonnet Ribbons, Arthcla>, blk. Italian
Cravais, Table and Russia Diaper>, Cotton Fyingo,r
Cotton Hose dc, DC. Just received hy
June % 1872. H. w. tAIllN
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-19

|, lCII figured Brocaded, China and plain silk Par
a>ols, all prices and colols, by
May 20. H. w. CATLIN.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-19
Quills.

A T. W supply, Of the hghes, numbers, JUS, re-
n ceivcd al ). HUNTlNGTON'S.
June 10.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-19

ran IHDS. Gardner Brewers N England Rum,
wv 80 Pipes and tIalfPipcs American Brandy,
40 do do Baltimore Gin
10 do do 'Peevosin' Brandy,
3 do do Swan Gin
10 Hhds. ST. Croix Rum
30 Bbls. Sherry and Madeira Wines,
50 do Malaga do
do Port do
81 Dec. l3il by J. & J. II. PECK e. Co
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-19
P1R1SOLS,

S0 BONES Of Lemons IN prime order, for sale At
~ New York price, and freight, by
cd Dock, MAY ~ FOLLE1Td. BRADLEY
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-19

New Sabbath School Books.
Tor sale at the Bookstore of the subscriber a gen
L olal assortment of the Massachusetts and New
York publications. for Sabbath Schools.
June II. ID. A. BRAMAN.
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NOTICE.
Nroalelolhs- Cheaper than ever.

VNHE subscrbcr las Just received an assortment
of Cloth recently purchased in New York az
Auction, which he oilers Tor sale AT such prices as
cannot but suit purchasers. Those in want will do
well to call on June %. II. w, CATLIN.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-19
Fashionable Hats.

= CASES J. & T. Knower's warranted Hat, cheap
e for cash, at May y. 5. b. SCOTS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-19
HATS! H1Y'.S ! ,

4 NOHTER 'ot Of Superior MOlcskin Hats, of the
latest style, Just received by 5. NJ. POPE.
June 30 l-i2.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-28
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

Office OF the Amsrican-Octobsr PC. NJ.
FLOUR.-We note safes Of abou, 1000 barrel,
Howard street Flour Of good standard brand. from
stores yesterday and to day Mt 81. Some smaller
parcels have been sold at s4.06l. The rece;p:
pIico is now SO s7k
The sock of Guy Mills is exceedingly lieb,-
The Little IN market for sale is held at S4,I2I-no
sales.
Susquchanna Flour held is at 81 e5
GSAiN-Wheat is in limited SUPPLY and want
co. We continue 10 quote Md reds at rs So cts
Tor good TO strictly prime parcels and at so 10 20
cents Tor other descriptions according to quality.
lot OF Penn. white Wheat, the only marcel in
market, was sold to day at Sc ccn;s-ouality NOT
strictly prime Sales of old Corn nj 46a17 cents
Tor both white ard yellow. Sales O? new at 3Oa "a
cts Tor white, and OF 30ai0 cts for yellow according
b TO deyness- A sale of Pennsylvania yellow 10
day At AZ cts. Sales Md. Rye at 10 cts. and n salo
% cents. -
PROVlSlONS.-There is very little doing in
barrel meats, end prices are unchanged. we
quote Mess Pork at $3.50; No. l ct 81; Prime
at S6.2 Baltimore packed Mess Beef nj SIS 500
No. at $50 and Prime at 81 SO NOMINAL
There Is no change in the price Of Bacon. and
the demand continues fair for small patccls.-
We quote prime Western assorted at 81 g.: Sides
a. 5l5tci Shoulders at 5i5Ic. and Hams at s,sIc:
Holders OF No Western Lard in kegs continue
TO ask 7,ns,.
WliSkEY.-The demand is limited to small
parcels Mt 22eis for hhds. and % Tor bills.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-28
HAMPrnN ,f..nn,,..

'Ilb board n Trustees 10 tho public th,, Tho
duties Of this Institution, under the sure flnfrnJenec
o. NJ John Getty, will be resumed the rst Motdsv
IN Novombcr. Tho course 81 instruction will he ~ az
offensive character, comprising all the branches Of an
bn2lish education, the Latin Gteek, and French Ian
guhggf conn leo course Of pnrn and mixed Mafhcmn.
tcs Rhciorc, Logic, Moral and Natural Philosophy Che
misty, Botany, &c '''' 0
A. 70 The classical end mathematical aualntnonis Of NJ
seY being Of me hshest character tho Beard respect
fnly roleTthc public 10 tho Rev Dr Canadian Pfrsfert
~ The College G. Now Jcraoy Princeton To Tho rev Dr.
Humphreys, President II ~ Johns College Annapolis
Maryland; 70 the Rev Dr. Wylc, Vice Prvo.f Of inc Tfn
xcTsiy OF Pennsylvania, PmA elpha; 20 the Hon Wfn
Nvc7, States Senator from Nlfaina: 10 The HIN I,,
Leeds Kerr senator from Maryland n ths I'm Uebt
Btyard, senator from Delaware; and 10 The lion
Mallory. member of the Hoard
The Principal Of this Academy having received In
ioreign University prize f1r Mathemafics creek srd
Autonomy. which snOw Nv tho Possession Of the n ~ Dr
Wyie 90 tho Unversity Of Pennsylvania, PhlsdeIpis
400 haWng during period Of twenty Eve years presided
sycr some ol the most respectable scmnstiosin tho United
rac clnneNon with tho healthy location Of the place
hchy stcamho1t cominunics alton different ponia
Wr circumstance which, In the opinion of The board
eminonty onine tds literally endowed Academy 10 ,crv
extensive patronage ny order Of the Boar,
w IENNINGS
rs ARMlsrEAD,
WRITING.
a ARMlSTEAD,
-. vr..t,, ~, =, Committee.
III laN2y ~ ~ ~ u.s.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-28

'H" AVnht AutsChv, L. vi.
Last night We were visited by a severe storm of
rain, which has continued throughout the day.
TINS morning 1t was so violent that no outdoo, bu
s'nsss could be transacted. The arrivals Of Flour
were pretty extensive. bat none could be landed. -
cotton Is dnll-the sales TO day did not exceed 100
pacs-p,ices arc without alteration.
Inc sales at the stock exchange were Of no ac.
coun'. In Southern exchanges n fair business W n.
done Alabama funds ore at i2ii3i die. Foreie n
fxehanges are active-bls on London are ntro
,aied at i05si05i; France 5 i2!; Amsterdam 3SI.
Hamburg 81 1911; Bremen 75i75l.
Sales o, the Frat Beard $1,000 State 6,s. n,
iS63, 9oi; $4,000 State rs, of 1919, 1901. $4,000
Indian Bonds 2Ii.
Since Saturday there have been 400 bars Rio
C"hse sold at 7s9 cts; 100 do Lsgunra 8 81; 100
do Cub. y; 800 do ST. Domingo CT; Is hhds.
-. cro'x Sugar 6l7i so DO Porto Rico 6a6I; 100
bags white BAIL II; half pipes J Dupuv Bor-
deaux Brandy 81 so per gallon.
FIRr.-This morning a, } o'clock. the extensive
destroyed.
As"THRR.-At4 O'CLOCK, n small frame building
uoyed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-28
SPECIAL ELECTION In lNnIANA-L

SPECIAL ELECTION IN INDIANA.-Im.
Po'isM Whis triumph I'VE learn from a letter in
the New York Tribune that the sneei,I election
held IN Indiana Tor q S;ate Senator to SUNNY
the place Of Mr. Baird (Which deceased, has re-
suited IN the election Of Mr. Defrees fWhis,
ny large minority. In 81. Joseph his majority
was ~'o, 10 Marshall &c. and in Fulton As, making
gave Loco Foeo majority. But the re action has
nWcsoy taken place. and the wings therefore carry
the district and majority in cach county. Thi.
resa', nes ne legislature on j,nt ballot, to sly
"o.n,ng q INC Locofoeo members elected from whis
Counties. and pledged to vote for Wing limited
states Senator. But there are two more special
eee''ons to be held in place OF . Locof,c Repre-
ssutaIives who have died since their election. The
chances are that the Wings will carry one il no,
both Of them.-lBalt Pat
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-28
Co-PARTNERsIIIP.

IonN GAxNDR has this DAP assoc aied with hlmssl'
JOHN :. LfkfL. Osie VI the House Of Lysp. ysh.
f.s Lg-n Of this esiy, uatef the 6rsn az GAYNOR
.atLi. boz The puIposs of eondueia. tho pRu8 ana
AfpIuE.hkN hu,lnasr. a. tho well kna~n sn old 90
As. she'd HOUSE, one door above the He'll Tavern.
"s.s.peeinp .nhrh the p.rotsse "a our friends and
' i'oi~ Keuet any, AMI pledge ourselves ksep
..n' on h.nda if.sh ani wei seissIej oi Drugs
Medeses Chsieral@ Paints. ola. Window Glass, DE-
run- &C which We eifsr Wholssas and Retail 81 red,-
go plsts Tor cash, OF TO i,rc unpt customers
oueis lron the county, Will s.iihiuly eIeeutei and
ne .e.s dr,e, ausnL"n ~,i be paid all the n
sei'Puo" and Retail Business. JOHN GAYNOK,
JOHN J. LYEll-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-28

CHOICE OLD MADEIRA wINEs
or CASKS choice OH -eTeaL ct sIUO each
n dc DO Green Hslmsey a, sIOo
do do. and hne Old Madeira, At SIS
- do G.are Juice
IL half pipes Old London Particular, for SALE
oc - JAMES A PATERSON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-28
Lors NEAR RICHMOND FOX sALE

LOTS NEAR RICHMOND FOR SALE.
PURSUANT 10 decree Of the ccrny Court OF Henri.
90 entered on the 81 August, iS2 the OF SIAN
ARD vs. BToH ard dis the undersigned the Commission.
ertheIeoy apponie Will, Saturday. the 18th Novem.
oeT ISL n O'Clock, NJ proceed 10 sell public aur.
OF kichmond ant designated Pal recorded Ia tho
county Court OF hcnrco, In January, 1874 BY the Mum
beTs ~ p y TIE said lots lie East Of Valley street on
or near e road leading from the Valley street 10 Fair
he Just beyond The limits Of The COOPERATION The sale
wal DC made "a TIE premises. The terms Of the deed re-
gure that the sale SHOULD be maze iir cash, but II IS
heye that hy arrangement with the parties Interested the
ROBERT srANARD,
oc Fl ciswiw Conriss,,ner
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-28
IOBACCO sTEMMERY AND FIXTURES
FOR SALE

'IHb Tobacco Sicmnory, Presses and other Fixtures
tose'ncr with OIL tho out buildings, Necessary Tor pro-
securing me Stctninng business, situated nc Owenshoro
Davess county, Ky, recently built by Col Peter r.
rnth, deed " now ensied for fale.
THIS establishment constructed during belasf VI
is situated in tho fuis Of fac Tobacco growing rerion
anI - w every respect well suited Tor the use OF
any one DESTROYS Of cmbarkng Ia that department
Any person DESTROYS u purchasing will be shown The
PROMISES by the underlined, who may be found al all
umesat the Clerks Office at Greensboro
o, - MCFARLAND.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-28
THOMAS n. DUDI.Fy.

REsPECTfUilN inrrms his friends and the public
- f'ncrair hat DC viii continue tho by Goods Lus.
ncss n The store 90 Market Bridge recently oceupicd bv
nudry Metclnh Ho has alte-.iy receive many ne "
Goo ~ aui vii IN few days htvs assoftucuto III su.h
Goods a. arc usually kept In Or hrc which he he dsirr.
mncl 20 sell az The lowest re- flr t7si Experienced h1s
taught hu 81 Hs bcsito pursue the cash sys'cm-rer
SONS therefore, buying Tor tho money may expect bsr
gains e,r M n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-28

NEW JERSEY LEGiSLATURE.-Thi.b DO.
dy mst ON Tuesday last, and organized by swear
Ing ~ the members. Samuel d. Halssy tWhiyl
was e.eeied Speaker OF the House by m. jorty Of
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-28

The New York Express says. "Robert Tyler
the p'ivaie secretary Of tho President, /, IN tow
with a good many more friends here than he h.,
when absent Toadyism never prospered so vel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-28
IouIsa County,. or ll-rfIa
MIDLOTHIAN NOTICE

NAIiL be sold 10 the highest tIfcr for cash on Nor
w Day the 5h diy Of November next 10 ~ o'ei,ct AZ
TIE bfchau-c Hotc ~ INC City of Ric' n.ond al M
S'rk Of he Delinquent shatc Holders in the Midlothian
Ncal Mining toWpuuy, consisting Of about 10 shares
lhe extensive artugctrrns q tho Company for large
ncfs u iuurra new sht0 lavr- been recently SUNK
othc Coal sud the oil works hayins tcsn reclaimed ani
prh fS in sucrcssu oTcftru lt veoInE large extent
Of cNfotcd Coa-Icncrs ths stock object W. worth
TIE e''si 500 ~ capitalists noknr cut for Suitable
investment n money, and WHO ere regretted d attend
the SAFE. Witch will 10 mafc without rrsrtvc.
~ order Of the Hoardof Directors
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-28
LOTTERIES.
WOKrAiAN-ss OFFiCE,
Exehan<s Bsila.rs. .-
&1O.OOOi


me sirrrn aononx ALA Louery, Ex'ra Class No a,
~, ne, soil and pail this e. several prize o.
Those In want OF relief from th. pr.-r,e AZ a.. ,
may now see where Il may be obtained ~ ,erv sg,
To- See ne Sehed.si. ann,r.f
foi Friday In the Exchange. Va Les.burg tr.., NJ
~, rnIss5,16o 2so ofi0o SET DO Of 20 Of 40
s2i. wv e'' 70 nos anu ns- IL drawn. Tickets
Tor ssufday PEI mall. Grant Conssiidaied WILMINGTON
o n 81 500 offOo x5l 10 Of I5O no "a 9I n,
'o'' e'e' 10 Nos and ~ drawn. Tickets 81
At Alerandtis. Saturday Oct, qo.b.
HoO ITO 1900 10 Of lOOD 10 OF 200 20 OF % ~ =;
60, ~ OF To- ISL Of TOO, etc IS Nos ami ~ n
LisnT h .asss nearly as many p. there are
brilliant SCHEMES FOR NoyEn-
DER.
AZ AleIsndria, Saturday. 9Th November.
~, va. nononSalia Cas- o. PIizes-s3o 60 loom COO
cts slO. " ' - ~ ~ e'o' iek'
:, Al Alexandra, Saturday. 18Th November.
va. sesbnfg. Glass r. Przes-ssuDO loon 6ron
20 az 80, 49, iS'' 100. 10 Of iOoo 10 of5OO, 10 OF
- AtAlexandrin, Saturday, 18Th November.
Union Lottery, CAss No a. Prizcs-e3O 90 1000 200
Of l2o' 10 Of go. Tiekes si0 '
a, Alexandra, Saturday. &c h November.
va va Leeshnry. Class Y. Prizs.-no- Of e250n each
~, % Of iOcD, % of 300, % Of 25J 100 Of 40
D-NBAll orders confidential and attended TO with
''.:"reshes,, Tor PaeksEesor for single Ticket
- - CHARLES wORTUsN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-28

IoHN LfELt. late &c the ffm Of Lysii. JoAnsfon
Ly.h having ss-oeisied himself with JOHN q SNOR
~ the Drug and dpofhseary business, respectfully soil
Gus the patronage oi the friends
whom has been less his pl-a than hs a.
during his Former to and
lie uusfa that the confidence heretofore accorded him
~ an nhIlg-nt pubie. will not ~ilhhed FROM hn In
his new eonnekon. aud lao ALL that their futre
hvors shall be rewarded by grateful appfec alton OF their
Kindness, aud Increased eIerions TO give satisfaction
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-28

MONROE EDWARDS IN SING SING
Dspaiy Sheriff A. NJ. c. Sni,h, yes,ct day ler,
Monroe Edwards in SING Sing prison. where il 10
understood that no will be employed in carpet
weaving.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-28
ny LAST EvExfNo's MARI.

The North American. Commercial and Exchange
Hotels, Of smcoc. cin,is. were destroyed by are
on the nigh, OF the 10 inst. They were all wood
en- buildings. Loss estimated at $4,000.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-28
G. A r ID
RICHARD ID. SANXAY,
Dook BIN DER AND BLANK BOOK

RICHARD d. SANXAY.
DOOk.BINDER AND BLANK NOOK
MANUFACTURER,
DnEsENTs his respects 10 his former custom rrs and
l. acknowledges his ia'cbieJncFs 10 them Tor ,ba,,
very liberal patronage for Inc last ~ year. 1880
IL has Teen his misfortune by Train OF eas-ues Incs
cent 70 both merchant and manufacturer n lose tho
81 c long period alluded TO above; ami In his deterInn.
uon 20 nets out Justice 10 hs creditors he
ms ar even the "tsoT.fns tools Of his profs.sion
ny the KIND AID of few iIcuds lie has h.en ,
procure tools suitable the prosecution OF Boos Rinn,
IN All US branches aud determined BY hs ote rranyai
eIerorsto present work In point Of beauty
slu uutAny m any city He With confidence calls unon
ms ormer friends ani patrons Tor their eus.oln ofths
genera pualy OF hts work amt materials. he need only
reiero in' act that they have been in nsc In various
bankng Institutions, Court Oic-s Public Assoeis,ions
en1 rooiees Throughout the for series OF years
ana even, as far rs learned, general sais iacon.
hcStg upon the Kind feelings 81 those flr whom he h.
80 long ADD s, faithfully worked iTust- in addition TO
commenting their friends 49,
cli Books re bound and blank Books f,rnisheI rnc d,
10 any pattern an bound in any desirable style
, 10 my old customers ami ihc public csnerany tbo-
chSeto say ult they can be furnished vi S,aoncry Of
every dsss,pio9 ~ very superior quality, and al 10
pcesr ~ MT & : LYONS, -tAoCer sr Rockefeller ,vbu
couples tie St"rc unier my niery one door Below N,
Clna ani Glass storc Of Mr. James Evans Richmond Va