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- Daily Richmond Times, Virginia, 16 May 1850
From a Lady of Richmond
Gentlemen ? During the Fall of 48 and 49 I suffered for 18 months with severe rheumatic pain in my wrist, so much so that at times I could not raise even a cup and saucer; and used several prescriptions from out Physicians all of which afforded little or no relief. I obtained a bottle of your Rheumatic Liniment and after a month?s use of about a half a bottle, I am entirely relieved from all pain, and have the use of my hand. LUCY F. BASS
To Messrs Dove & Isaacs, Richmond.
Richmond Enquirer, Virginia. 6 December 1842
To the Members of the Legislature and Others.
Mrs. Lucy F. Bass has taken the House formerly kept by Mr. Hilary Baker as a Boarding House, just below the Exchange, on the opposite side of the street, where she would be pleased to furnish members of the Legislature, Medical Students, and day Boarders, with genteel Board.
Nov. 29
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Bassett Family Association Database
d. 22 Dec 1856, Richmond, Virginia