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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-18
House for Sab on. Real.
DANIEL WELLER

Opposite ths Union Hotel, Offers far Sars.
9nEk Boxes Tin Plate 1-3 cross
'~OV 5000 lbs iron wire from No. 8tD ~
1000 lbs Russia sheet iron
1000 lbs double and single rolled English iron,
lie wall also keep constantly on hand general as
sorinent OF Tin Ware, also Noodles Patent Portable.
Ovens for baking over charcoal furnaces The above
articles Will be sold low as they can be BOUGHT IN
This market. I'm G. No. q
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-18

N ansTcr to Mr.. Ilcrbcrts note in the Compiler.
= have at present only TO say, that committee OF
several Gentlemen has been requested to examine
report me just ITO say nothing of hberalty) shall
not hereafter expect tho support of any lust fnnu
feb 10 GEO. PARK RICHARDSON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-18
atscttotU sales.
THIS DAY.
BY OTIS, DUNLOP d. co.

THIS DAX.
BY OTIS, DUNLOP d. co.
Dry Goods at AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, the 18th inst AT 10 o'clocsr
Will be sold at our auction ROOMS,
100 Packages Of Dry Goods,
-, Principally suitable for spring.
Terms at sale. ID. q co. auctrs.
IN THE ABOVE SAFE WILL he
Cases elegant calicoes
90 do prints
do Cd cambrics
3 do Irish linen
do do sheetiDg
bale carpeting
case ladies' cotton hose
10 elegant cotton shaw.s
/ bale black bombazc,t
~ pieces superior blue and black CLOTHS
~ do double milled cassmerrs
70 DO mddling quality blue and black CLOTHS
! case Manchestry
25 bales Sd shirtinrs
so do sheetngs
10 do bed tick
jed 10 q. ID. &, ~ A,or.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-18
putuubte House d Lot near the Poor Ho,n.
FOR SALE

INTENDING 20 leave Richmond, I offer for ssl.
4 4 the HoGse and Lot now occupy. near the Poor
House The house is of brick, two stories high,
with the first floor and ON the seco56G
double cellars under the whole for kitchen and IocE
cellar II Is well built and well finished comfortable
house The lot Is fyfour feet front and half an scr,
deep; corner lot There is never filling spring OF
excellent water within twenty Yards of the bopse
Among the out houses a large smoke house aud
slaughter house. The insurance ON TN, dyvelI;n,,
house is near 5000 dolaTs.
fERMs.-Onc half cash, the other half in twelve
| months. Possession will be given in ApriI.
jan JOHN DOYLE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-18
IIALUABLE land EOn SAIF--.rL., -

~ AbUABLE LAND FOR SALE.-That ,ycil
known and desirable Plantation called Pleasant Ncodoyy
situated m the county OF Amherst, belonging IN the estate nj
joel Franklin, deed, and lying the waters of p,,y river
containing eight hundred and orythce acres This land is
wei adapted 20 the culture OF tobacco corn wheat and r
lhcf ON he tract i've hundred OF WOOD land and Inc
open land M good heart viii be sold in body or in lots 10
suit purchasers, as there settlements on sad land AM
person or persons disposed 70 phPse will be shown the |
Ioes by koneu w Carter Hector Allison An ndspus
9e e can be made as all the gaices ofaw age One
al O INC purchase money IN hand, aud the balance IN two
annual nstancns with lien IN scrure the two last na,n
The Improvements are two dwelling housc ono Of on arr
ana comnodons barn, farmhouse, with all necessary oii
HOUSES, with well OF excellent IN the yard I'm out 0
health aud suaton this land surpassed byno nths upper
country should the above property be- disposed of private
~ we sh'l ouetH AZ puJn auction, the premises on the
hrS' gay "i Nptl ncA. ~ TIlC' IEGATEIS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-18
ME-. NATHANIEL CRANE AND PFyToy

NJ r.. NATHANIEL CRANE AND PFYTOy
- CNANE,-lake notice, that shall on the gth day of
March 1913 between the hours ten in the FOREMAN and Eve
~ w ~ Nig Qnccn courthouse proceed 10 tatr
!e uePosions OF Charles lin and ocrs to be ead as evidence
SUI ~ osTery now depending IN the county cour W
snJ w,'eI,h am plaintiff, and you defendants
ano u rom tad wheate should he prevented fn procrr
& S ia. u sha pcoceyt on The frs, day thereafter when
same hours aud continue fon day 70 ay Until the bnsics Is
'"qe" PHILIP u. PEND5E1ON
--''.. 70 Ste
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-18

.4iv.nai .dIeeting Of the hbk Society of Va.
I ESOI.VED, That the sixteenth anniversary
Il meeting of the Bible Society of Virginia, be
held IN Trinity Church, III this city, OF the frt Tues,
day (7th) ia April next, at the hour of 10 O'Clock A.
N. and that the Recording Secretary give public
notice OF the slime, and invite Auxiliary Societies 10
send delegates 10 said meeting.
Extract from DrHu'es q 3D. Feb 1899.
JAMES GRAY, Recording SECRETARY.
III Bible Societies throughout the State will confer
n favor By communicating such information as thew
may deem nsef and Auxiliary Societies arc nprric
nary req"esied TO make up and forward their reports
on or before the first Tuesday in March next
heb JAMES GRAY, Rrc'po Soc,rv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-18

7ATR. COOKIES PAINTINGS VII o'r remain in Rich
1NI mopd re DAYS ,ouss. - T-.-.'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-18

cured, they cheernlly acluitsccj in the almihstfa-
ton OF government, by whomsocver the people might
call to places Of trust, and ofhonour.
With such sentiments and feelings, the public
not but participate in the ACCOMPLISHMENT of the under
signed, at the tmo, the manner, and the nature. OF
Mr.. Adamss publication. We make no attempt to
assign motives to him, nor TO comment on such as
may be imagined.
The cause of past controversies, passing, as they
were to oblivion among existing generations and ar
ranging themselves, as they must do, for the impartial
scrutiny Of future historians, tho revival of them
be no less distastefal to the public than pain to
us. Yet, 1t could not be expected, that while Mr..
Adams, from his high station sends forth the unioun-
ded suggestions of his magination his jealousy,
materials for present opinion, and future history we
should, by silence, give couRtenancc HIS charges
nor that we should neglect to vindcate the reputao
ofourseves, our associates, and our Fathers.
II. q. OTIS,
ISRAEL THoRNDIKE,
~. III. PERKINS,
WILLIAM PRESCOTT,
DANIEL SARGENT,
JOHN LOWELL,
WILLIAM SULLIVAN
CHARLES JACKSON,
WARREN BUTTON,
BENZ. PICKMAN,
HENRY CABOT,
Son of the late George Cabot
G. C. PARSONS,
Son OF Iheophilus Parsons, Esq. deceased
Boston Jan. 90, 1899.
I subscribed the foregoing letter and not Tho rc
ply, for the following reasons: Mr. Adams in his
statement published in the National Inteiiigencer,
spoke of the leaders of the Federal party in he year
1908, and for several years precious, engaged in
systematic opposition to the general government
having for it's object the dissolution ofhe Union and
the establishment of a separate confcderacy by the
Md Off foreign power AS proof ofthat disposition
particular allusion is made to the opposition to the
embargo in the courts of Justice in Massachusetts
This pointed the charge directly at my late father
who's, efforts IN that cause IRE probably remember
ed; and was the of my joining in the applica-
ton to Mr Adams to know what such CHARGE
was founded. If this construction of the statement
needs confirmation it is to be found in one ofthe let
tiers published in Salem MIR. Adurnss y.
Mr.. Adams, i'll his answer. i.as extended the accr-
sation to a subsequent parod. In the events of that
time have not the same interest as in those procedure
II; and az the Reply was necessarily co-cxtensirc
with the answer, that reason prevented me from oin
ing 10 1t. take this opportunity, however, to say
for myself, that find in Mr. Aaumss answer no ius,i
cation of the charges and reply to TINT portion Of
Ills letter, particularly addressed TO me, that have
Seen NO proof and shall not readily believe that any
portion Of my fathers political course is To be attrb
uted to theinfuence there suggested.
FRANKLIN DEXTER.
Dostnu, Jan. 90, 1920.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-18
YATES & N1'INTXRe's oFF7cr,
Richmond Dock. No. ].

DGSucF $40, $50, SIS, &c. &c.
U'ho'e Tickets s.. HIRES , SO, Quarters e5.
package of1i whole tickets, which is compelled
TO draw $50, can be had for $40. Shares OF packa-
ges in the same proportion. All orders promrly at
tendedto fAPES 81 APINTYRE.
feb 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-18
COOK FOX HIRE.
CUC4,NEOES DISE ISIS

feHca Synopsis Of Cutaucovs Diseases ffnn the mos,
celebrated authors aud particularly from documents AZ
oIded ny The clinical cctcs of h Bct BY Cazenayc and
Schetgl, NJ D's Translated from the French with Note
ieb 10 just puhlis ed and for sale by j. H. NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-18
CIiE4P DRY GOODS.
REAL IRISH POTATOES.

RE>4L IRISH POTATOES.
so Hampers real Irish Potatoes received and nr sale nv
G.. II. a. J. HALIANI.
also ~ CTORE
2JO bushels ine northern i0iatoss
len lO-e"it G.. l. & }. H.
NOTICE-The undersigned, Trustees of Andcr-
son Il WoodsOn, and Anderson Woodson and
Biggcrs, respectfully inform such of the creditors of
those firms as may belong to the first clsss that they
propose making dividend on the Goth March newt
The creditors alluded to are thus designated in The
Deed -" First, to pay al moneys deposited with
either partnerships TO the use OF others chan
themselves, or borrowed and the money proceeds OF
consignmcnts made to the said Anderson, Woodson &,
Bggers, as factors emainngn their hands pari paSsu
without preference of one over the oihcr" Creditors
OF TINS description will therefore present their claims
on or before the 10Th day Of March next in order thai
the amount may be ascottancd prior to tho period
when the dividend shall he made.
JOHN GARTH.
JOSIAH LBAKE, trustees
ofAndcrson, Woodson s. Birccry.
Feb. 8. ,,tS,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-18
5 REESrDEYJ,rS
REMOVAL.

III NOV AL.
WSl- PEARAikN, Hatch Clock lLnyey reSnec, liz, =,
foris his former customers and the pubc reneall ,,,
Inc has taken the conner store above tire Eagle Hotel oppse 10
Mr. l. Bars Tavern where he will continue to cary ON his
business III all Its various branches He returns his sen,
thanks Ia those who have been pleased IN favor INN win ,hrr
cnsion aId ass'Ir the public, that il prctcal know ~ m
ms prossioh chIleo with stability attention 10 business
are characteristics worthy Of encouragement he faers hi,sf
mat ne las reasonable ground hope I siac OF their
patronage 1ah q
Wv. PrARwAv will sin Continue 10 vend Lottery Tccs
ara hoFeS wrsi his customers 10 s0nny,
ta, he NAV he tire agen, OF the Oh au 10 ear
them u ioTule. N' " '-''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-18
NEGROES WANTED.

ioh 70 hirc hty able hcci negro men, for tue remain
,;,, IN >, GEO BOOKER, Eupe,r
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-06-18
[FroIn the Missouriep.l
 THE WORM.

---"Outvenoms ell the worms of Nile."- Shdkspears.
 Who has not heard of the Rattle-snake or Copper-head! An unexpected sight of either of these reptiles will make even the lords of creation recoil; but there is spe- cies of worm found in various parts of this state, which conveys poison of a nature SO deadly, that compared with it, even the venom of the rattle-snake is harmless. To guard our readers against this foe of human kind, is the object of this conamuni- cation. ls
 This worm varies much in size. It is frequently an inch through, but as it is rare- .ly seen, except when coiled, its length can hardly be conectured. Itis of dull lead color, and generally lives near a spring or small stream of water, and bites the nnfor- tunate people who are in the hGbH Co go there to drink. The brute creation it nev- CT molests. They avoid it with the same instinct that teaches the animals of Peru to shun the deadly Coyn. s8 ll
 Several of these reptiles have long in. fested our settlements, to the misery and destruction of many of our fellow ciiizcis. I have therefore, had frequent oppoTtlini- ties of being the melancholy spectator of the effects produced by the subtle poison which this worm infnses. ~ ssss ,ss..
 The symptoms of its bise are terrible. The eyes ofthe patient become red and fi- cry, his tongue swells to an immodesate size and obstructs its uticrance, and deliri. um of the mos: horrid character qdickly follows. Sometimes in his madness, he ate tempts the destruction Ofhis nearest friends. | If the sufferer has family, bis weeping wife and helpless children are not unfre- ouently the object ofhis frantic fury---in a word he exhibits to than all the detestable passions that rankle in the bosom ofa sav- age. and such is the speHin which his sen- ses are locked, that no sooner is the ahhap- nv pa,ient recovered from the paroxyssn Of insanity. occasioned by the bite, then he seeks out the destroyer for the sole pur- pose of being bitten again. .s
 have seen good old father, his locks as white as snow, his steps slow and tremb- linz. beg in vain of his only son to quis the Ilurkiug I,lace of the worm. My heart blsd when Re turned away. for knew the fond hone that his son would Dc the e staff ofhis declining years" had supported hin through many a sorrow.
 Youths of America, would you know the name of this reptile It is called the woFM' cf the still
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-06-18
AftrbfteI0 zsMQnfrer PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING. BY
 HENRY ADAMS. .r

TERMS.--To village and single Mail Subscribers g per year, payable before the expiration of six months.
 Tocompanies of any number over six, $l, ,5O per year,pyable above. Companies less than six, $I 75 per year, payable above. e25 will be deducted from each of these prices when payment is made in advance. These prices exclusive of Maiior Stage charge for Transportation.
 No papers will be discontinued until all arrearages are paid, except at the discretion of the publisher Notice of a wish to discontinue, must be given be- fore the expiration of the year.
 ADVERTISING.---One square, three insertions, $l, and the same proportion for more squares. Half a square 75 cts. Continuance three weeks, 20 per cent per week. ~ Adminstrators' and Executors Notices, $l,OO Commissoners $l.25 sAiIcommnnication must be post paid.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-06-18
Dr. Davenport's Bilious Pills.

FHNHESE PILLS are justly esteemed Tor tler easy \ operation and good effects as mild, safe, and sovereign remedy for Bilious Fevers, Pains in the head, stomach, and bowels, jaundice and scurvy, piies rheunatisin, inflammation of the eyes, female lions on the skn dyscu'ery, bilious choc. dizziness, and headache They are likewise an antidote against infectious diseases, removing ohFtrnctons oi every kind, by dssol.ng and dischargng the morbid mat ter hcl,ng tigcsion, restoring lost appetite, and a sure relief for cos,iye habits. They are accommo- dated to all ages and hours, that they may be taken in Winter Summer, at any time ot the day, without regard to diet or hndrance o nasiness oueraon is so gentle, pleasant, aud eectua that by experience they found tU exceed any other rhysc heretofore offered to the public. Those who are tra yelling by or land. will find them great preser- yaiion from the diseases of foreign climates
 From the numerous Certificates which might be used, the proprietors will make of tue following only from the Hon.Phneas Allen, of Pitistield Ms;
 ti Mr. DaaieH---I have made Of various kinds of Bilious Pills in my family, and hesitate not M to cine ever used. PnINEAS ALLEN.
 Pit,sGcld, Ms. lS28.''
 Dacenport's celebrated Eye Water, whie needs only to be used t0 be highly approved of for all sorts of weak and sore eyes. Also,
 Wheaton's Itch Ointment.
 The character of this Ointment is well establish cd as to need no recommendations, for being pIea' san safe and remedy for that loathsome dIsease It is also cure for other ernpiloss St tue sKn par UcufdBty TUT 1Hc tsuS VuVusu @"u S'tA~.~' l-o cents. Also,
 Wheaton's Jaundice Bitters, which have been proved by thousands to be so emi- nen,ly useful n removing all Jaundcc and Bilious complains. Price g l-2 cents. :.
 4 fssh supply of the abOUe is just received and for sale i,l LitcLjfeld by Drs. Abbe, v. & S. Buel. aud s. R. Chiids tn Burlington, by T. Mnson and Webster & Hitchcock; and Iy fhe Duggists m Ne,0-H HaUsn, Hartford, Msd. dietowa, Saybrook, Albany, Ne'0- York, mad Bostoa. eOiy46 APrI so
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-06-18
COUGHS, ASTHMAS,
 k AND a rsess CONSULTATIONS.

THE public are respectfully informed that IN DERSON'S COUGH DROPS and PECTORAL POWDERS have from extensive use for years past, proved themselves to be one the most valuable remedies yet discovered for the cure of coughs, colds and other affections of tie breast and lungs ea- ding tO consumptions. Thousands have exnerienced the happy effects of this Heaiiag Baisaps, and many of the highest responsibility have given certificates, some of which will accompany each bottle, that will satisfy every unprejudced mind that the most exraor- dinary and spected have been performed by the ofths medicine in cases of long standing, ih which other medicine had produced no favorable et- feet, and where the most skilfu physicans had given them up hopeless It is not pretended that they are all ia(able in all cases, but of such ncurab!c, there are bat few but what will be great 4y relieved by them. Scarcely coughs, colds pain in the side, difficulty of breathing, want of sleep arising from debility, seated consumptions, but may be relieved by timely use of this healing bai- sam. Each dollar bottle ofthis medicine contains bout 60 loscs which proves them to be cheap med- icine considering their virtues.
 NEW CERTIFICATES. To James Melen, Hudson, N. Y.
 lmthe spring of 1913, Mr Eleazer Harris, in indigent circumstances, and who had abored for me occasionally for more than ayear, was violently seized with afection of the lungs, accompanied by tight dry cough, frequently unable to raise any thing for nearly half an hour, and then most commonly blood His cough severe and ncessant that lie soon became much enlacatad, his eyes glassy, and his strength left him that degree that he wholly able to labor compassonating his situation, friend of mine and myself procured for him one bottle of An derson's Cough Drops by taking whichn about three weeks, Ito my astonishment) he was SD Tar restored as to be able to perform his usual labor. ,..
 GAIUS STEBBINS.
 t1illsdae. Feb. 19, 1928.
 Robert Kidney, of Rochester. Monroe, co. N. Y. do hereby certify that for long time was redu- eed by an affection of the lnngs attended with pain in the breast, difficulty of breathieg, &c. that my life was despaired of and given mp ncurabe by coun- cll of five physicians, but by the advice of Doct. G. Hitchcock, of Rochester, was induced to make trial of your Anderson.s Cough Drops, and by using one bottle was restored perfect health. would there- fore recommend all those afflicted with similar com plaint, to make use ofthe same remedy as am per- iectly satisfied that it saved my fife.
 ROBERT KIDNEY.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-06-18

/ 4e
 Best method of raising Manifestations of our garden grounds are too rich for the radish; and but few gardens are: found that do not coutain more or less SoT the scire wOrm. The radish isour favorite,-- Hence we were induced to make exneri. ments until we have raised them at last semi-transparenta and as brittle as glass; Our method is. merely to mix two parts of sand with one part of. common garden earth. and add agsmall quantity of stable manure. Or. earth of a ciayey nature is preferable to the garden earth. Since adopting the above method we have not failed in single instance ofruising an a. bundance of smooth. clear and 6me favor ed radishes. Kingdom Gasette.
 Sun FlOaper 0a.>-Elkanah Watson. Esq. in a lafA keesvilIe paper, recom- mcnds to farmers the cultivation of the Sun Flower, from tho seeds of which may be extracted a superior oil, useful as sub. stitute for sweet oil and painters oil.
 AMERICAN HEMP.
 Hemp Mockine.-Hines & Bain's ma chine is so constructed as to operate 1l2 times on every inch of the stem, and when running at full speed, rising of 2OO,OO flutes operate on hemp or flax per minute in sufficient force to crack and dislodge the stem, and at the same time, preserve the coat or fibre unimpaired. When wellten2 ded it will break 300 pounds of hemp or flax in an hour. This machine has been tried in New York, Vermont, Ohio, &c. and according to the certificates published in the newspapers, is every where approv- ed. The hemp or flax is broken by the machine, and if uErotted, the fibre is then immersed in water a few days, dried and again run through the machine, which makes it fit for use. ..r -e...tg
 The Hon. Samuel Lathrop, of West Springfield, in communication in the New England Farmer, says the hemp rai-t sed in his neighborhood, when Well dressed, commands in market the highest price for the best Russia hemp-from S1O t0 312 50 per hundred. He lets out his land up- on shares, and in ono. instance received more than $45 an acre. clear profit. The price of other agricultural products is 50 low that he thinks it deserves the consider ation of farmers in different parts of this country whether their interest does not re- qaire them to turn part of their land and apply portion of their labor, to the cul- ttvation of hemp. The hemp iH West cpr;.sG siiEl.A4- hishaein .beCii sEalh r-s.sss. and dressed by tho brake and swingling board.-Hampshire Gag.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-06-18
KOChester, MATCH IT, t0-0.
 BcaoDre Of Imposition.

This valuable medicine is counterieted. Purcha- sers must he particular, and ask for ANDERSON'S COUGH DROPS prepared by JAMES MELLEN,
 and also see that the bottles stamped in the glass J. Melen, instead off. Miller. For sale by w. & s.
 BUELL. Litchield, and also sold by druggists sener- ally. om2f
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-06-18
Wheaton's Jaundice Bitters,
Cl0v's Hch Ointment,

Eor pleasantness, safety, expeditiOn ease and cer taiu,y is infinitely superior to any other cure to that tOrmenting disorder. Price 25 cents per box.
 Clay's Stomack Bstters.
 h.v will Se fouud. in an cases of the following de- serinoa to give rel.ef: nausea, vomiting. heartburn, osyencss weakness at the breast, pain in the stO- sch. toss of appetite, and all other symptoms of indl- gession and Halaleace, and as a nervous c0'u'"'' T,o1 10 be surpassed by any thing.
 Price 95 cents Q box.
 Pe0rl I'OOtk POsOder.
 Th;s celebrated Powder needs DO recommendation sr~rv ssnteman and lady should be in the constant se of it they wish 10 preserve their teeth from ae cav and have them appenr Of beautiful peaFy "n''e ness Price 95 eentg box. hS S"'~ '" ID. CLAY. No.:,,h.r oO Ioos lyeOw93
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-06-18

The twigs, taken of. put out as cuttings, also took, which shows with what great facility we may stock our gardens with cranberries. Rock. Ado.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-06-18

pierce t, ire cannot burn it, water caibns,t drown it. the earth cannot absorb il. II is beyond the reach of the elements. invuI- nerable, invisible, universally subsisting. ;n all places, and at all times; and victorious over death.n
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-06-18

Vcry Good. d.-The Salem Courier says that the only method to enable editors to pursue manly course is for all those who entertain similar views to support them. That is, an editor comes out and openly avows his belief that the moon is steam- boat, and all persons who believe 50 too should take his paper, for those who hold it to be cheese will withdraw their patron>t age, and he will be obliged, from the sroanS ings of an empty pocket to give up his views, and sink back again into tho "nei- ther one thing nor she other" ranks.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-06-18

Sun FqosOer O;t.-- -Elkanah Watson Esq. in lasa Keesville paper, recon. mends to farmers the cultivation of the Sun Flower, from the seeds of which may be extracted a superior oil, useful as a sub. stitute for sweet oil and painters oil.