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New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01

UNITED STATES AND MExlco.-The Baltimore
American says the rumor referred to in the annexed
paragraph reached US last week, from source
whish satisfied Us of its correctness:
There is q rumor from Washington that the Ad-
ministration is preparing TO make a naval demon
stration at Vera Cruz in relation TO our Mexican
relations The Missouri steamer has already been
dispatched to the Gulf of Mexico, with special
messenger; and it is now said that a squadron is
getting ready to meet her there in January next.
The Independence, Commodore Stewart, the Con-
stitutien, "A guns, the Vincennes. Commodore Blu.
chanan, it i. added, are all to be ordered on this
service to meet the West India squadron
Newark n. J.) Advertiser.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01

u TIE RtcsAoNp WHle, one Of the ables
and most spirited Wing papers in the Union, ba
enlarged its sheet and come out in new and mos
beautiful type from the foundry Of John I. White,
Esq, of ,hi. City.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01

20 The Wings of Hartford, CT have carried
The City Ticket by an average majority of 600
In the County, IA Wing Selectmen to J Loco:
nave been chosen
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01

% Mullen, the incendiary Of the Mill Creek
bridges, has been found guilty, and will be sen.
fenced between the limils of one day and ten
vars, the highest and loves, term the law allows.
We hear that the prisoner has since made con-
fession duplicating several persons in Manayunk,
who have since LETT the place. [Phla. Inq.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01

sSow.-on Friday the 18th, the snow fell a
Alton, H., to the depth of six or seven inches.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01

% The Wings of Connecticut are to hold State
Convention on the 18Th of January at Hartford for
Il be nomination of Candidates for State Officers.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01

APPOINTMENTS BY THE GOVERNOR;
DANIEL N. Dewey, of WiIliamstown, ass''
chusetts, Commissioner of Deeds.
ELIAS GR1swoLD, of Honesdale, Pennsyl''--'
Commissioner of Deeds.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01

PORTLAND, Nov. 29.-Sentence was awarded
yesterday in the of the prisoners found guilty
Of adultery, this term, as follows: Edward Black.
stone of Portland four years in the State Prison.
James Walker, Jr., of Poland, two years in the
State Prison. Mary Ann Dennis of Portland and
Polly Cookson Of Poland, each ten months in the
Coentys House of Correction.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01
rS0 81

u Job Printing Of1ce.-.h s,pas curcHs.
PRINTISf1. such a. PAMPHLETS, CATAL''S Saw BIIIs
BILLS oF Laprsc CIRCULARS ss NC nray ' len E,.san
tsously executed a, the Once OF The 'fiou'e' ' n75
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01

20 Hon. MARX L. HILL. formerly Member o.
Congress, from Maine, of which State he has long
oeen distinguished citizen, died at Philipsburg
on the Goth instant, aged II.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01

SHOCKING Acc1DENT.-We learn from the Utca
Gazette that Capt. Page, of tho Canal Boat Jay,
was in the act of passing tow line ofanotherbOa,
over bis own, when the horses attached to it sud
denly started up, and the rope struck him on the
neck with such force as to dislecase it, and threw
him from the deck of the toat where he was slant
ing, to the tow-path, distance of fourteen feet
He fell with such force on the ground as to fac
ture his skull. He died instantly.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01

T The Editor of the Philadelphia U. S. GA
zet.e says he has seen letter stating positively
that MAcAuLEY, to whom twas widely attributed,
il not the author of the recent paper on Ignetius
I.oyola and his Associates in the Edinburgh. Mr..
lanes Stephens, Under Secretary OF State for the
Colonial Department of Great Britain, wrote it.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01
M,.s.cassarr..-Moaday was the regular

p.w., on the Ezyheqasr with comments, W III appear
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01

NF The dry goods store and grocery of Mr..
William Bacon at Roxbury, Mass, were burned
on Saturday night, Mr.. Baker, who owned Inc
groceries, los, s2OO0-all insured The building
was also fully insured
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01

w 1t will be seen by adverti.emea, in an.
otner column ,ha, the Annual Course of Lectures
AZ 'he 6ntgersInstitats will open this evening by
an introductory from the Rev. DR.. HAWKS.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01

ANOTHER STEAMBOAT BuRST-We take the
following from the Memphis Enquirer of the 15th.
What grave yard is the Mississippi river!
STEAMBOAT HECTOR BuRsED, TOGETHER WITH
ONE OF THE PAssENoERs-We learn from the
officers of the Somervle that the steamboat,
Hector, of this port was entirely consumed by
FIRE on Friday morning last about o'clock in the
morning. at woodward on Island "a. The en-
tire cargo, consisting of between 400 and 1909
bales of cotton, together with the baggage, &c. OF
the passengers and crew, were entirely lost. One
passenger, Mr.. Wm H. Wilson of Randolph, is
supposed to have been burned with the boat, as no
traces of him have been discovered. The boat
was wooding when she took fire, it is supposed in
the blacksmths room.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01

" MIR. Russell Lewis Of Maiden, Franklin Co.,
ven, ou, a few days since with his two sons and
! Mr.. Earl upon hunting and fishing excursion
He attempted 10 cross lake in q boat, but his
,oat was upse, by the ice. He clung to it as long
,s he could-bus became chilled and weak, and
iually sunk. One of his sons stood upon the bank
bu, could give no assistance.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01

p Gen. Com. %. m. " hia Young Men. .bs
RsynIar Ne-,in of rhis Cormittee wn BE- heo a. 70 80
Bradway House Fridrv evening 81 Decsrnoer, is+1
nt O'Clock. ADDISON DoUGHERTY, Chair"Hi
CIR TAYLOR
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01

% a girl IA years old named Anna 0 Brien
was crushed to death at Pottsville, Pa. BY train
Of railroad cars on the 2Sth. They were crossing
a bridge at the time.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01

VI The LADIES COMPANION for December
contains story by WILLIS, with contributions by
ias's'ro, Foe, Seba Smith, Mrs. Osgood and other
popular writers. 1t has two steel plates, eae a
dne engraving OF Gothic Church a, New Haven,
Connecticut 1t is published by w. w. Snow.
Den, 100 Fulton st.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01

r DR.. Beadell at Pi,,sburs has been convicred
If fergery-for which he has been for some days
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01


Of unguarded bitterness to say that her Councils
were as crooked as her carcase."
Among the foremost Of her advisers was the
sagacious and weIy BURLEIGH-than whom less
imaginative creature never lived. heart less
disposed TO love what was beautiful and to be
rouched with nobility in Others never beat in hu-
man bosom, than that OF Cecil. The skill and
vuIor OF general he estimated only by the security
MS ex PLOTS afforded the coin they broueh, into
the royal Golfers. His. judgement was impertur-
baby cool, and his muscles of imnoveable rigidity.
These qualities enabled him to possess from first
to last the confidence and respect OF one of the
most capricious old women that ever fancied her.
self lovely. His abilities made him dispensable
TO her; and of this he was well aware though he
took good never to act as if he thought SO.
lake him all IN all, his country never had better
minister-yet his mind was by no means of the
highest order. Acting the part he did in the estab
ishment OF Protes,antism-encourag from
tves Of policy, navigation and colonization, he ha.
had few equals among the statesmen of any age
He appreciated the character and talents of RA-
LEIGH and was therefore his steadfast friend
Far different from him was the profigate Earl
of Leicester. Utterly unp,incipled a, heart, he
never scrupled at any means 10 gain his end. He
hated Burleigh because he could not undermine
him with Elizabeth. Hen scrupled to destroy
others for his own promotion. He was, however,
Of the most accomplished disseublers that
have ever lived. Boosting loudly OF his patriotism
and stirring up The King against Spain and the
Church OF Rome, he was yet intriguing constantly
and deeply with both those powers. proaigate
in his morals and politics. ne YET constantly as
suned the language of Puritan and the mask of
Christianity. His personal bearing, grace of man
ners aud noble birth made and kept him a favor
ite at the Court. Elizabeth, as woman, made
Leicester favorite; as Queen she chose Cecil.
The only other person who shared the favor OF
the Queen wa. Essex; and if he had been less
honest he would probably have escaped the scat
fold the early age of "a. he was too noble to
be the slave of woman's whims, though that wo-
man Queen. He could not eternally play
the hypocrte in her presence, and offer to her the
incense OF continued hat,ery. Both Essex and
Raleigh loved letters; both were brave and fear
less and each loved the other
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01

HayDe, at Charleston 26th list, from Havana
states that The auth rites at Havana bad fitted og
all their diaposab'e force TO go in search Of tho
pirates, some of whom were iniesling the aouh
| side ofthe Island. An American vessel had ar
rived at Matanzas, from ST. Domingo that saw
two vessels at that port that had been robbed By
them.
10 1t is stated in the Newt Orleans papers that
a British steamer nos arrived at Vera Cruz with
orders from the British Government fer the imms
diate return OF all the officers and seamen EN-
ployed on board The Mexican war steamer Gaods'
loupe. The other steamer, the Mon,ezuna, bs'
uot yet arrived from, England
There is small legion of the little fellows enJqi
ing themselves in the indulgence of that most
healthy and pleasurablc Of all exercises, skating
Joy to their buoyant hearts. May they ever beS
happy as they are now. Boston Jour
90 The Belfast Signal states that the schoois
Enterprise seen of Monhegan was commaD4a
by Capt John Shute OF that town. Silas Reed nj
John Mcdonald, seamen, also belonged to Beliss
and all have undoubtedly perished.
90 An interesting little girl of Mr.. George SKI.
lins in this city, aged two and half years, was
very badly scalded on Friday morning, by the up
setting of coffee pot, and died the same evening
Portland Adv
p The weather yesterday was cold aud 0a'
tering. The wind during the whole day Blew
gale, accompanied by hurries Of snow. The nsl'
was very cold, and no doubt an end has been put"
canal navigation fer the season. Alb ADV
pThe Committee of the Senate of New.HsnF
shire, to whom was referred that portion OF y
Governor Message relative to the DstIlbatloafs
the Proceeds arising from the Sales OF the fa'a
Lends, have reported against receiving the SUM =
which that State is entitled by the act OF CosgF'"
Of Sept. 41h, l342.
% On Saturday and Sunday there was a hess r..
fall of snow in the Westera part of the State. !"
Staying from Buffalo to Syracuse is excellent
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-01-12
Commissioners Sale.
Urias Powers and wife VS. Ann Gilman and Ma
ry Kershaw. Bill.

Urias Powers and wife VS. Ann Gilman and Ma
ry Kershaw. Bill.
ny virtue of an order of the Court of Equity,
ID / will sell, on the first Monday in February
next, before the Court House door in Camden, at
70 O'Clock. NJ. a tract of land in Kershaw Dis
trct, lying on Sanders Creek, containing 40
acres, more or less, bounded Northwest by San
ders' Creek, Northeast and East by John Hol-
lands now Joel Davis land, South by the estate
of McKinnon's land, and West by lands belong
ing to the Estate Of the late Col. Joseph Ksr-
shaw.
Terms-A credit of months, with interess
from the day of sale, the purchaser to give bond :
with good personal security, and a mortgage o.
the property, if required
To be sold at the risk and on account OF w.
E. Johnson, the first purchaser. Described IN
the original advertisement as tract Nos.
Purchasers to pay for titles. .,
JAMES CANTEY, Jr.
Con,m'r. in Equity K. D.
Dec. %, 1871. Prs fee, SO
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-01-12
THE ECANEDEN JOURNAL.
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING, BY
THOMAS w. PEG ES.
I,ERlIS.

Three Do7lnrs PER annum IN adrancc, Ihree
Dollars and Fij1y Cents wHhin sir months, on fouT
Dollars al the expiration Of the year:
Advertisements inserted al m75 cents per square,
fourteen lines or less) for the frst and 3'E cenS
for each subsequent Insertion: THE number Of m, n
sertioas to be noted on GN advertisements, or meg
pM be published until ordered 10 be discontinued
and charged accordin%iy
One D0Nar per square for single 1"Sert'on- :Ser
QUARTERLY and Monthly advertisements cH HOe cAaT-
gcd te &nc as single Insertion ana 'Se"''-o'0A-
Ia the SAME as nc'c ones.
III Obituary Notices exceeding sic Ines end
Commun;caiions recommending Candidates for
,pubiic offices of profit or trust--or pMltMg Erh'0'-
f;ous ,c;V ho CHARGED as advertisements.
UTAccountsto for Advertising and job Work w'H
be presented for payment quarterly.
An letters by mail must be post paid to ms'tre
punctual attention.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-01-12

A letter from Matamoras states that the Mexi-
can clergy fearful lest Santa Anna intended to
seize the Church lands, made him free gift oil
one million of dollars, on no other condition than
that Of exterminating the heretics of Texas.-N
O. Courier.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-01-12
MIsCELEa ANGUS.
From The Georgia Banlling.
= OLD GRIMES WELL.

S4J1[ 't1AL'
Old Crimes well, that good old well,
Alas!sit has gone;dry!
Itusedt' afford good water enough, =
For severy. .passer by: '7s S. !; Z.
The Bucket it was made of oak, -, g,
With iron hoops was bound, ~ 2.
it held two gallons and a quart,
The bottom it was round. ~
The windless twas made of pine,
SJust four feet from the ground;
E turned the crank with both his hande
The rope wound round and round. Z
The rope was made of good old hemp,
And very good for strength;
1t nieasuredjust woinches round,
And fifty feetin length 81
But now its dry. no waters therel
And half the kirb has FELL;
And every body says il was
"A very good old well. G.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-01-12

From Bells Dictionaryof alt Religions.
THE ORIGIN PROGRESS OF IDoLATRY.
The nations of the earth had lost the
knowledge of the true God at very early
period after the universal food, and to-
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-01-12

Notice.
Dr.J.Lee has returned to Camden, and VIII
remain ehort time.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-21
J pEAsE & SONS
COhPOUSD HOAHrInrsII

r.,r ofh "
tWir pleasant medicine IL fnri--d 10y eo,Inaion Of
twenty Eve different iElraiicGis all celebrated Tor Inc
cure OF Gods Cous las, aud PtuloneI Coppla an ~
hs ronhn-ion, " one OF these articles should he s,J
sepefstey and aIord no relief IN The Extract of oar.
nounh ihey are 50 anlgHnats that the benefit Of The
~hotc u experienced In QUO coturountL
hvolt urce years. erd halt this ar ire wa 6rsf
bio-H before the public. II herAfei with no rrc
eonS announcement " It's y value but Il vas nitro
uced by Inc propri~;ors IN the to stAnd Nv
ter decision, ~ regarded tic beneficial ir nlenee Tnar
eet5on mas teen eitalnrd la almost uurxnrctt
inc nnsorst acknowledgment Of it, has proceeded
s'n'aneonslr ION thousands who practically ean.
RE need its benefits thTsusou the eouniry-and xtv Il
.ot Because the trial OF qualities Colds Coigls
lioarsercss, Irritation OF the Throat Asthma liver I
pant AID a.! diseases Leading Consumption has given
Taue t1-f 70 cher similar medicine reached
Complaints Of tho LHnys the dangerous aud a
the SAGE 'ne aos; pre- saent OF ali diseases Our cpa.
- most pcculi.rt changes suddenly from extre,nc
warmth 10 extre colcncss from wet 10 dry ana n s
from the change in the climate that are APT 10
arse. - W
When the blood Is in unhealthy state anil the eons
luton naturally delicate II cold no immediate
rec taxes place the chances altogether against 10
patient atiacked is when enedies n tax en- ia t,r th
Disease In checked and life saved There no disease
oui may not be suffered Ia such length that no ued
cine ply stefan In the world persnn
rms should ne remembered by all-he slfey for life IS 10
be prepared 10 time. Al the 6rct symptoms OF CHI
CoUgh o. Chiins4s THE CLARIFIED ESSENCE 0r'
HOARHoUNO CANDY should be freely used acc, min,
In directions andin every where IL Is SO taken la
proper time the Cod Cough will be broken up or era
dicatcd We feel II our duty to Impress uron eve,
one-aIremecies must b. taken time Remember
each package Of the genuine PeGse's Hldrkound CdHd
q signed Pease son, 10 Division street New York
-. GAYNOR LYELL.
sole n " he Pr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-21

The subscriber ~ coustantly
IrecsiSins supplies from these
iEakcrs, the superior quality Of
'wiicseN Instruments, in all re
lspes1s, i duly acknowledged by
csily increasing demand for
lthctn.
To those not already aequaint.
, ed with these instruments. IL NAV
!not be superfiuous 10 say that
|ihey arc made with particular re-.
Issrd to keeping la tune. Csn oh.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-21
WATCHES AND JEwELRY.

y.
consequence Of the reduction duties BY the New
Tarf the Subscriber Is selling his stock Of Coll AMI
Silver Levers, Anchor Eseapenent Lepine, aud other
Naiehossi new aud splendid patterns. and Jcwclry
Retail al considerable reduction from former prc cs he
lng much less than they be bought for any oter
place IN The CJ As he constantly
lions Of Watches OF the styles direct FROM lie
manufactures in England, France Switzerland he -
enabled 10 oier larger assortment aud AZ much sss
prices al retail, than any other house In America
Gold Watches as low % 10 p dollrs each. wsfches
and Je~elry exchanged bought AL Watches warrant.
ed % keep good time or the moEey retGrned.
All kinds OF Watches repair ed in manner ard
warranted az much less than the usual prIces by on az
the best woT tInsn in the city. q &. ALLEN
Importer OF Watches and Iewery WhoIesale anJ n =.
tail 81 wall street. Up Stairs, New York.
1 IGri.lr1
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-21

nAsAosss.
lsAnsnd. ".
sPLENpip scHKMFs re,p nour.n..

=
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR NOVEMBER.
Ciess iS-D. swias received Monday Eveolpr No,~,-
ner<is tapitsse " o. sssl am - "a y, :. ~,
49, iep Iuo 100, OF lion Of I'm a. I,sD a.. =,
Wv eie. 70 Nos-ix drawn Tiekess si0. ~
OlHs @t-Dfs~ing received Monday Esenlux Nsx o.i,
- ~ a., lotso on fooo s0oo i9i0 10 Of ian
:r,s - 80. Of so. 10 Of xsb etc. Is Nos-ls dra~n-
efsnd consoiidaied Lotteries Of Delaware draw. AZ wi
~. - mins,on-
Al, pf.wins received Friday Evening. November
n' Ssst.is-sisno, F0j. 400. ifc5 So iluo ~ Of Iua
etc, - kos-l5 drawn. Tickets a. " 'f
,L .H.Dra~ins received friday Evening" November
~ ETC. rs Nos-ic drawn. Ticket. a.
lass 1s.Dra~nr received Friday Eyconr Nov Is,L
-slonO. IL 21u Of it10 Of pa Of lts.l
no Of &C, - Of 60, iss of 100 IL Nos n dnss,
Nass 0-DrawinE received Friday EVENING Nov o5.h
SapissZprikes Of ell CO., 5O6a. tsO I5 ~ s, nj ~
cts t5. 49, - "'-if "A~n- TICK
faekases OF Whole ckcts AMI sharea sio,i. -tol.
% mares IN the usual great vi'sty numhsr-
u printed schemes Of all the Lotteries under on, ,..
hsssucnt gratis, sent 90 those who may desire the,.
orders meet the most prompt attention ami can,
Ai prizes pad ss us1al with us, sight. '
-, TfIOs d BIGGER
Mafa~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-21
FUTURE DAYS.
By lNLoRs q RRorHER-

IT.s. rALt-fn Pursuance Of The Droslslons Of a
nec.L berinf date the hsh iay Of sspen.ber isfI
anu guy REGARDED IN The Record of Dees ,r the .,.
Of benreo. hes Bsui Joy mi wife 4, ,,. ,rd a..
tEe uosi 70 the beneGf OF Rte Aani ~ iaI.,. ~ al
on the Is day Of November O'clock A. proceed
70 before the front door Of the Bel Tavern In IN. city
o. hehn,ond. al public aaetoa the hirhe-t LLler
eet'an piece or parcel Of land In she county Of
esh the south Meadow Bridge Road ahiut one ar N. .ol
han notn the Market House Of the CITY OF Riehnooi
eonanns ABOUT 10 acres Of land By aud ooun.
set iSrh N said deed On THIS sre two good and
ossnhhrwc houses, n Of which the ,ait Rem
unn !oiy now resides. aud tn. itad ~ e.irily
fbr Market Gsricn or Dairy. $4,000
Theicrms Of sale viii DC for al The en- ma AMI
AZ nd.ns the SHE and for t75s with there n from
nc ~ n'y OF Jaausy lsafor aLoiier s7s will, insre
from te ID day OF January las MI p.i ~ snouins' ere
oe even from the sOh day Of september las and for
ne residue OF the purchase " reit il
be gwen, with interest from the day Of s4le
H. J. ABBprT, Acting Trustee.
~. soove sale was Postponed because OF the trwoeHs
-, on rauriay, the 18th day November fti
sn <~eoek W. before the ffont ,oor of the Bell r,v
crn 10 the city u Rehusond, Il will t.le 30
prevented ~ bad YEA her, theh Il viii tax
paee 'he neft iar day the hour he aam. par
-s,,I.B ABBOT Acting Trustee.
u INLoEs BROTHER. Aue,..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-21
no MERCHANTS,

M Others who require Blank Books N the
n year 1888 the Subscriber nucccss The propriey Of
sonJne 70 him their patterns s u sca advantage 10
have their hooks well seasoned lie has hand general
assortment Of Blank Rocks Papers snd binding Materials
otho very bos quality and IL rcay 10 execute all oters
wafated 10 sui his old customers and al who svor
him with their custom Tic hss Polio and RANK grst for
thecks His Of LHdinf, Bis Of EEchshre, and al othcr
Hnrks which he VII have printedo order Ho positively
assures The public That hc always has charged does now
an ncnfs 70 ehaIgr for a knds Of Rnue, least a.
low other Hinder IN tho eiiy; anil no
by hs pnfsona attention ~ al orders anil hs manual
e1fcn fivo abstraction. ~ sANNAY.
nos Book Builder, over NJ A LSoa's BooE sore
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-21
co PARrNERSIiIp

pnn sAfNoR has this day associated with himself
JOHN J. LfELL., (iaic Of the House OF IysH 49,
Wy Lysa OF this eiy) uader the Grm of GkYNOR a
ri, 70. ne purpose OF conducting the pRu9 AMI
hb.Ahf busife-s- AT the well kna rn AMI oil 90.
~, ,ei ,iouss, one door above tho Bell Tavern.
We respectfully sc!f the Patronage OF our rend. ,p
INC raohc =enei ally ami pledge ourselves 10 srsn cn.
Shy on hand fresh aad wei selected stock of prDrs
se.9ehes chemicals, Paints OILS. wintos Glass ne
~ &C whicn NC of'r &hnlssalc Reta, Il rc.t-
'e ~ p.lcts LOT cash. or 10 rromgi customers
ordcfs from the county wl - oifhfuy erscufrl an,
seiiPtion and d elai Ba siness. John GkyNOR "
JOHN J. LYEtI.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-21

IoiN j. LyELL- late cf the firm of LvsH Jokn..,y a
- Ly,st having sssoeaied h's self vita JOiIN GAYNOR
" ue Drug and Ap7sheeary Business respeetfiy soi,
c- ua ps'ronare o'ihc numerous friends easoincr
nncn las been no lees his pleasure tan LA
s lornsr come xtor To serve and Accommodated
ne trusts thn the confidence heretofore accorded him
~ nutrient public, will not DE ~Lhed from him iu
us new cnnnexio and he all thaft,cir G.fsir
s"Ah DC rewarded w srliefu appreciation OF their
% D. Shd hereassf eSer'ions TO give satisfaction.