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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-04-05
I12 56I Oh III

This is an OPEN deliberate and wlfu revival oe
the monstrOus misre alton of the hard cider
campaign. 1t Ias not only been repeatedly refuted
by the democrats. but 1t has been exposed by the
wing Secretary Ewing-who IN his report at the
extra session. stated the expenditures follows Ia
round numbers
1887 3IOeO.0OO 1899 25OO0.OcO
lc3S 3lGO0.00O l-.J 22OOO.uu0
il may be asked what Is the pretence on which
Nr. Clay made such statement We answer
that IN the Suns thus quoted ex pendiures. was
included the amount of treasury notes redeemed in
each year. In 1885 the amount redeemed was
about eleven Millions and yet Nlr Clay deliberately
Includes this sum with the expenditures. and com
.menis on the whole amount as a specimen Of Mr..
Nan Buren's economy.
FMS great calu""ny about the expenditures. which
are thus stated at thry-three millions IN the four
years. more than the actual amount, has now been
been uttered. repeated and endorsed by the most
eminent IN character and talent OF the wing party.
Ii any such fasehood has been pronui gated by
men OF tue same relative standing ia the democrat c
party, and can be shown u. We VIII acknoA LED ge
that both parties are too ignorant dishonest to
deserve tire support or respect OF the country
Eaq.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-04-05

ASEoDorE or Him." What Is this ,s:,d Indian
casdy'" inquired Sprang. A remedy for the rhoo2.
ing cough. suppose" replied the doctor looking
ovsI the to- O. bis spsciacics B3g,i 70.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-04-05

Tho Wigs are making geneiai rii'y CT 80
Tariff qra.tion-they g IN f,s DISCRIMINATE :
tarr. Loon thi> question We are wiling - m.e'
.nern. and faNe the reg4t,e. 1t viii deypive G7oa
Thea frs, - snos constitutional authority for pa
iecir- tsrf. and next. the question Of exped earg
arses- lite constilutionaity IS denied Ys.'~S'
3,g4s.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-04-05

In.amy, Z throDn at a mud wal, viii 81 OK Il
rnfrol' ~ 20 r-poupi
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-04-05

Tns rePudis,et VI ssis-ippi bonds nova.
days called ine e bonds of ln'sv',y "-Ts'ssra2k.
Gov N'Ns,t u vsts.-ia ihey were cone.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-04-05

No Dor,r-" see ;" said young lady yesterday
:. that some booksellers advertise blank declarations
for sale I wish I could get oDe'
..Whyl' asked her mother
..Rec.usc Ma. Mr. G-is too modes, TO ask
INC 20 marrv him and perhaps Il could fill blank
declaration with the question he would sign 1T
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-04-05

II Washington cour'y. Vi. there as r,sl ss''
AZ many nises as fem ,ie- j IS O. each.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-04-05
(,DsIkft.TIil\.

Mr.. Clay stated in his last speech that the ex-
penGitures of the Van Buren, Administration were
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-04-05

ExcHASGE.'-ln editor ~ North ASKS u -
exchange" Cant DO It'll ne takes from ~ oat
de form a column and ha.f o. s'ats sa' cruising.
Peooe's Litriry,". Laiy's BOOK &. and
from hs inner form tvo columns and hiif - SfTfF
advertising. ~ tae shade oi Ltcys @ora o.
Fashion. Young Peoples Boos, aud - 6 4.s''a :
Magazine. Though our paper MAJ mt be mich
przed by hiai IL j. rather too good, 10 orr opn -.
- D. = cxcaangr for such staff Is mat. ! "e
Indiana Convention q Eitors, M 1896, agreed no
- puslisa the pros 2ec,u-es o: Ei-'ern LtfrriHre
"a 4 = e4i.ed} grstis and we don't mean - is
intercourse wrh those who yo..is ige f.e,-..
Publishing :loO worth Of Advertisements f1r - =
cheating to- grand scaiv.-U4Jash EfPress.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-04-05

The dirty extract alluded by our correspondent, may
be found in jacobs Lar DcionGry, Tonnss ed ISL,
Vol ;, ?. 1885, Art Free Bench CT C0l0si Any Of our
subscribers who wish 10 the precious moroccan, may do
so by calling at this Office. entirely T. obscene and
whiggish publish paper the
IN he galleries OF the Senate approved it, Clay, drunk
was undoubtedly mad Webster and Powhsttsn
EI or he would have been guarded II MS language
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-07


CO psperd New York, ukes severely task those men,
beu Of Congress OF 10 party that voted for the present
Tariff because the system Of protecting home industry
then privately. and openly publicly denounced An
Locooco. Therefore, the members OF that party who vi
olaed their principles far for the measures
exposed To the aud rrbuke the
Morning Post.
But this is ALL The Morning Post is biiing causiic
its party for paroning ,hs, in Iocooco. which
sured in Whig-a custom which, is known, has gencr
ally Obtained in that party. They affect decry NIL Banks
and banking, and yet they always furnish enough
charter, and commissioners enough carry that
charter into operation. And the Morning Poet thus deals
with all those errng men, and the themselves OF
own party.-U s. Gas. r eco
"Lct how the mild process Of the soothing system
operates Mr.. Kilcalf member Of the Common Council
refuses to vote tor the repeal OF the market monopoly but
nothing must be said OF Mr.. Klca because he calls him.
self Democrat. Mr. Pot and Pearl Ashes OF the Iegis
latre, stckcs for inspection laws, but the good Democrat
must be mocscd least should get fingers burnt
MIR. Mongeriron democratic NJ. c. from the North par
OF New jersey, votes for laying protective duty upon
foreign wares but must DC careful how strike Mr.
Mongcriron Democrats may vote they please, provid
ed they hang fast the Of Democrat This doctrine
we cannot abide.
"Let it be understood therefore, that whatever course
other papers may take the Morning Post will be faithful
10 It's own CONVICTIONS. Democrats who like Mr. Wright,
and the Van BuIen members of Congress- surrender
one OF the vital principles of common faith from the
mere motives OF oxpedicncy, expect shield
or excuse their delinquency. We shall speak of foes
and wckedness, with less Than we use towards
their opponents. We do not keep vocabuaries-thc
one Tor friends and tine other for enemies. We are not i'm
the possession of standards of moraity-,he one for
this set ct men, and the other for that We cannot scpar
ate our conscience into two parts Judge the action
OF Van Buren, men, and the other 10 Judge of the action
Clay men. Truth seems TO like the coat of Christ
seamless and indvisibe. Justice, though il sometimes
strikes like lightning, il not forked."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-07
FEMALE SCHOOL.

VNHE School for young ladies, at my residence,
in the county Of Hanover about eleven miles from the city
Richmond will be continued the under
OF Mis- A. BARSARpkan approved Teacher who well qualified
TO give instruction in the various departments Of study usually
IN the best Female Schools The subscriber
dioal scholars boanders is family Strict viii
paid TO their moral as Wen as their intellectual The
health character and society
situation an eligible for those guardians who wish
educate their daughters wards abroad
embrace months 18th closing
the 10th nj December, with months
TERNs-Board and Tuition. including lights SIO5
for the scholastic charge
for French S. Drawing 81 Worsted $40 and
Needle Work s..
Ii should be the wish OF patrons
should BE- taught competent be obtained.
EDWIN SHELTON.
RURAL PLAIN. Nov. 18th. ISi2 cDec2S I6SJan6
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-07

The Globe, which is striving to build up third party
based on the radicals OF the Republican party is only pu
suing humbug The moderate and honest of all parties
will ultimately unite 'for the sake of the Union"
NadisOnan
This Is OF Johns best conceits and must be conced
cd that IS very rich We doubt whether there another
head in this country except the cymbn which rests upon
John Jones' shoulders could have given birth to so fine an
idea Consider it, John Jones' the head of Corpora
Guard consisting of dozen leon dirty halfstarved
seekers Of office and miserable pretcnders 10
charge. Blair the head Of the great Democracy with sy
ing to create third pary.There is bodness and orig
inaliy in the conce, which prove ncontesby that John
cut out for great things And nc would only cultivate
his amazing natural endowments, say incontinenty
that if Milton had not already been eclpsed by Bob end
Newton b. the confidential John J John Jones would per-
form that double task easy let il alone That 30 prom
sng genius have every advantage for the develop
ment Of his talents would suggest that Congress
abish National University, with 4S Professors for the
sole purp Of instructing John Jones.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-07
LAND NEAn nIcIIMoNp Fon SALE.

VIE sIscrIbcr VIII sell, NJ PubIIc AUCTION, To
n the highest bidder Monday the 18Th December
fair Otherwise the fair dry thereafter the Farm
resides the county of Ifcnrco situated below the
city o Richmond between The New Bridge Williamsburg Stage
Road healthy Intelligent and ghhoroo contain
ing $50 acres about ca Of which @ with or
~ acres well ct In Herds Grass the balance easily
hugh land wen adapted Ia ic growth
particularly red clover fourth Of which balance
Astounding IN pine and oak wood which ~
10 Richmond b vauabetwo loads o which may be
with ease 81 the city day Tho Improvements
building ~ by 90 feet built NJ the best entirely now
with basement story above tho ground NJ brick Nh necessary
out houses mostly There in tho yard well
gpns water below the
TERMS OF SAIstOno third 81 the
required In cash. e balance equal pIymenathe
purchaser giving bonds bearing first day Of Jan
~ lsia with doed Of inH The property seeuc the credit
payments
it-cwSw pURWHtI, qrNRgg
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-07

EGURsUANT TO the provisions a of
y tie subscriber by Samuel ~ Oliver purpose
Of occurring Of money due by the said Oliver
Peon Johnson dated the goth day Of June isI2 and
corded the Clerks Once OF the Of
proceed a. sell 10 the highest bidder FRIDAY. the 10th day
December lSi2 n fair otherwise ihr fair day thereafter
cash all that parcel of land Henneo
the Cynf Richmond containing and half
bounded side by the Main Road cndng from
mond 10 Williamsburg and sde by The Soney and
the balance by 1Dd Of Mn Bhkey. Tho VIII place
TIE premises The tho above land believed
questionable but selling shall only convey
~ vestcdhin by the deed of aforesaid.
de 2 cd 2AMI. ID PEATROSa. TTnsee
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-07
AMERICAN Cutlery

We saw, few days since, the Of Messrs Smith
Harwood & Go, specimen Of American Knives Of rs
fine finish the Sheffield Cutlery. and from the trial we
have made Of one, Of better metal than the English knives
The Rogers knives have had great rum but they have
doteiorated nmenselyund for good article we should
prefer take chance with domestic manufacturer
struggling for n reputation.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-07

NJ OTICE.-We. the undersigned, having, ne
ecsa mnge much with the people Of PoShatan and
the adjoining
lie officers said county. respectfully inform MI persons
claims for
liza and Cumberland associated
General Collectors and win promptly attend
line con6dcd O mo N WooDFfN,
no Ig-cwIt& 1af4t HENRY WAITUALL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-07

~ Will the Madisonan, which y near the sources Of
information, inform the public whether the Rich.
mond Enquirer u TyLrR--or ANTi-TyLER paper p
There II much curiosity this subject Some horeabouts
who ought to know, say the Editor does not disguise his
prirate oOnempf for the Captain he only supprcsses his
editorial, for reasons of State.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-07
J. ". RANDOLPH.


bookseller Boobner saoner Music and Fancy dealer next
70 BecEs City Baths and opposite McheTs Jcwelr store
Sirect Richmond, Va
His and Fancy Goods Tor winter sale. A.
unconmonly large.
de-
-kamtlc- In Yur1an of Travel through
- The Pcnnsua including ruins Of chi
eheit Tmhah Tor. and USna inusatons-ly ~ NJ
NORMAN For ale 10 T. W. RANIOLPfrS
de- Ro,tstorc nd uoot. b,dc,.
HTATE or ENC.LAND.-rle Condition and Fate 81 Eng
and BY g. r. Lester author II The Glory AND Eng
ani,' ior ale p J. w. RANDOLPH
SUPER WHITNEY uLANKETs, Is1 ia and
- lOf. received This day by W. MEREDITH
de7
- UUGGI.EH'S SONe-fIio Suugpirrs SON. and ofcr Tales
- and Sketches IN pToc md w A. W w. further supply
received by SMITH DRtNKER A. MORRIS.
DIS
IloYT ELEGANT CALF BUOrgEs.-wc have Opened pt
- Of finest quality we have ever
had For rood and cheap SHOES
JUDAH MYERS n CO.
De Chap Boot, ShOe and Trunk Store,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-07

MOBILE MARKET-MoNpAY Evening, Nov. %.
moderate business has been done today Sales IL TO
1900 bales about the previous prices though the tendency
is evidently in favor of purchasers Stocks are rapidly ac
cumuatng Receipts since Friday evening 1000 bales.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS not heavy today. 6O day
bills New ork brought II l25 sight l3i Ii per cent
premium. Sales OF gold and silver Is Is; and IT, s.
Treasury notes ID per cent premum-Adrertiser.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-07
Stockton hand,

SUGAR-Thc actual transactions for shipment have
been small since last but considerable quantities have
changed hands speculation, which st remain the
PLATFORM and thus portion OF the stocks in second hands
and held nj slight advance. Prices although very FIRM
have undergone no change and continue former
figures OF 3ca5c for inferior prime. We inform
ed OF any operations plantation
Havana Sugars dull previous prices.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. have been steadily main
taned within the few days, although the
extensive. We quote l6c for OAK barrels and lie
ledge. a... VI
FLOUR.-'rhe market is still characterised by extreme
dulness but the comparatively small receipts enable hold
TO maintain previous We quote superne 80 Is
per bb, and observe that the sales are chiefly in small
quantities.
Observation-Disclosures the large transactions in
cotton within the past few days. the of exchange
been well maintained, and there present good demand
for bills We quote New York, 60 DIS p per dis
Sight Checks, dis; Francs, 81 II 5 60; Sterling
per cent prem.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-07
RURwRLL sTARRE


4 AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber wishes
- 10 is Pam In the county ~ Powlnfsn from Rich
nn " rom Petersburg and about Apponatox which
affords Po navigation al Petersburg and his un con
tains about 1880 about 20 Of which Rrouns
well secured against high water and remarkably wen adapted N the
growth NJ Tobacco Corn and Wheat The land ~ excellent
quality considerable portion 81 which good Of improve
ucn from the Use o. clover and plaster and the who'll
eep'h q very high degree of improvement The
means.
no39-wfw e. sELDEN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-07

Chas. +. VI. Garneu, formerly of this State, IL now
Chief Engineer ia the State Of Georgia. and in that capa
city winning golden opinions, and laying the founda
lions Of n great reputation in hs profession.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-07

IT Some one in Boston proposes to do up Dickens
notes, under the title Of English Notes by Quarles Quick
ems, Esq" The work is said TO be by distinguished
gentleman, who fully understands the subject and writes
with a twelve hundred horse power
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-07
Deatbs.

Died Tuesday. GIDEON DANIEL, youngest
Of Thomas and Sarah NJ Hatcher aged IL IL months and 10
days The friends and the family respectfully
requested attend the funeral "Wednesday from
the residence Of his mother Main and
without further invitation.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-07

sEvERt REBoKE TO Tm Loco Focos ASp Ma. VAS b..
HrS.-The New York Morning Post, a leading Loco Fo
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-07

LrrknAsY PAsrrxr-"sareenrs New Monthly Maya
furnishes with the following Translation and Cor
rs-pondcncc which introduced by letter from the
cradle writer Mr. McTsvi.h. the British Consul Bal
tmorc, who had presented the volume OF the Marquis
referred
TSs R,rM M. "A. .M.rss. Or vsas.iy n lfNl
xarsss- S.rasssrisre E~<ia.d
WAsmSeroS u. s. A., Dec. l6 lsIl.
My LoRp-Mr. MeTayish has had the goodness
your Lodshps very harcrng letter of the 2lst
October last had already been indebted his Kindness
for copy OF tho volume OF the classical pnstimcs Of your
early youth, the elegant illusions of your age, and
the precious rcques Of later days. Impeecty vcrscd
in the learned languages, obviously familiar
you, and in which large portion Of the volume
posed was impossible for them without dis
corning in them the evidences of spirit elevated in
estimation far above all the dgntes of human institution
looked every gem the caskct for the richness of the
mine whence il had been drawn, and could withhold
my tribute Of admiration ut the lustre which opened to
vicw The lines Milton perhaps from deep rooted
sympaihes which your lordshp will easily appreciate,
struck with such forcibo impression that could not
the temptation OF attempting render IN the language
of Milton himself The vndcaon of the great poets
raj from the peudccs o his eminent biogupher
had n charm of more than poetca justice. Mr..
McTayish conferred upon me additional obligation
by communicating lines your lordshp, and il
gratifying to me that they were acceptable Ia you
chscnuly comply with the request for copy OF them
in handwriting, and under my own signature, and
a valuable privilege authorize the printing OF
hem with your lorshp's consent, associated in the
volume with the original.
have the honor to be- with perfect respect, my lord,
your lordshp's very humble and obedent servant,
JOHN q. ADAMS.
ga Ergish free Tsicr Of upon "Pr,~is
Rsliqrie" Of = .uargnis Of Wellesley.
-Bind-Survvor of his country's shame,
Still Milton holds his fearless flight 10 fame;
His mental eye corruption calm surveys
And smiles contempt upon degenerate days;
With him Urana still her vigil keeps;
Inspiring strains ofrap,ure Us he sleeps;
From Siloe's brook the living supplies,
And pours celestial lghto on Sightiesseyos:
His spirit soaring in ascent sublime
Beyond the flaming bounds of space and time"
Earth's transient ills DER him have los; their power,
Whose soul Gods eternal throne shall tower.
Nor Want Fo that Spirit shall subdue,
Which ranges radiant all creation through.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-07
A SOUTHERN CONVENTION AND ABOLITION.


The Lynchburg Virgnian, commenting the proceed.
ings Of the Aboitionists Of the North, observes;
"For one, think the time has arrived when some de.
csive step should be taken convince Northern bre
that the provisions Of Constitution must be adhered
to by them that they will longer be regarded bind
ing upon and that farther aggression their part will be
met by resistance As the form Of this
leave for wiser heads than 10 incate il; bet
for resistance in form that shall be felt we are clear
H IN favor We suggested the other day. the proprety Of
calling Southern Convention for the purpose Of eyising
al least Of obtaining security for the future This PROPOSE
ton has received the Of Of coiempora
os, and is donted from by others-song the latter by
our friends Of the Richmond Wing whose objection 10 IT,
resting chiefly the apprehension that the Convention
might be perverted TO eeclionce Tng purposes does not
seem to to be very orcble weghty Yet we are By
no means welded u that propositions; and the Wing can
suggest better, prepared to adopt IT, The Wing
no doubt agree. with that something ought be done
and hat Whatever done, should be- the q the whole
Soutn-iOr divided action would be than none How
~ this concert 10 be- produced but 10y Conycnon9 Yet
we shall willingly hear the Wing the subject But H.
while Directing 70 COnycnh1a II will suggest other plan
Of action, the inference will he that the Wing opposed 10
any msvcncnt tie subject rather than our particular
suggestion. But this cannot believe. While we have
held In utter Oahing and sco that paper has done the
attempts TO connect the Abolition excitement With the ord
nary political topics Of the day and odum particular
" on the Wing party Of the North by the friends Of "he
Northern man with Southern principos," have recently
become convinced that the Fanatics be met ut once
FIRMLY and decisiyely and ta IL the governments Of the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-07
John McTavish, Esq, Baltimore.
w.sur~crnx Dec If l8ll

WASHINGTON, Dec 10, lS4l
Dear sir-Conformably TO the ohiging permission in
your letter the 20h u inclose herewith 10
that Of the Marquis of WELLESLEY, which had recently the
pleasure of receiving from you and with IT, In compliance
with his ordshp's request, add, in own handwriting
and certified by myself copy of that version OF his beau
full Latin upon Milton which he has honored with
his appreciation. There spoke my heart in that small
number Of the original lines the spirit OF Engands glory in
the language of Roman liberty. There is in them
centraed volume OF history the most portentous period
of modern times Ii random praise blame that
Lord Wclesley's estimate of the character OF Mil
and of the age in which he lived. The Of the
poets moral from the shade which detracton had
it, claimed by gattude and DESTROYS OF conveying
you my of your kindness in the of the
tempt interpret the voice of his ordshp's Roman muse
in the native AngoSaxon of the bard himself. With the
hope that this effort would be acceptable did
tcipaie that would think worthy of being commun
Lord Wellesley and little expected that nc would
confer upon by his indugen reception of it value which
far from attributng myself His proposal 70 pub
sh il in edition Of his poems in company with his
original lines is only pleasing TO me- but is esteem
ed a precious privilege.
A token after the lapse of centuries, OF compatriot
reverence memory of Milton, tie Latin lines of Lord
Wellesley will be forgotten. On whatsoever portion of
the globe the language of England shall be the mother
tongue and of Roman liberty shall remain, they
will be remembered and sink deep the sou of the vr
tlous and the free. To have been permitted niertwne
laurel wreathed by the hand of Lord Wellesley round
the brow Of Milton will, hope and trust be honor priz-
ed by childens children after all that mortal of
shall have returned to the dust.
with great respect, dear sir obliged and
obedient servant JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
Since we received these letters translation accompany
distinguished Lord Wellesley
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-07

HIM TO Nh. VAN BURES The LOcos Of Prince Ed
ward county recently held meeting and adopted series
Of resoutonsin Of which II - said ''We trust there
will never be instance Of Republican (meannR a To-
COZ who has filled the Presidential chair re-appearng be-
fore the people Consolidate Tor oice having filled the
measure oi Republican ambition, he should be satisfied"
We were not astonshod NJ this hint, when saw the
names of the leading members Of the by whom
the resolutions reported Calhoun Wings Of 833 who
l,i their leader did, when they found that Wing
u tory would 10 Mr. Calhouns benefit and who
will leave the Locos IN all likelihood Il the Nuyere
be thrown oyerboard.-LyHch YH.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-07

erkimer Cbeesc.A few boxes IIorsfner Cheese select
ID for this market just landing for sale By
dec div BROWN A. TAYLOR
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-07

M AGNEsIA IN large and snail squares for sale by
a" Dr. GEORGE " HEvDREF
no 81 Apoth,cay and Chemist n Street sbocEoe hin