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PREPARATION OF FOOD FOR HOGS.

Grain is worth far more, as food for ami
mails, ground than unground. Cooking food,
also adds greatly TO It's value. Some have
estimated cooked meal at fifty per ccnt.more
in value than uncookod. There can he no
doubt that grinding aud cooking grain will
make an improvement, farexcclling in value
the cost of these operations. They will pro-
badly add nearly 100 per cent, to the value
of food.
1t is well to have mixture Of food for
hogs; it is less cloying, and induces more
thirS.--Roo's of various kinds, with apples
and meal, make an excellent and cheap
food. Pumpkins may be added, or pump
klnS, meal and apples mny be used, if no
roots are at hand; sweet pumpkins and sour
apples, with meal, form IA very palatab!e
and nourishing dIsh.--Farmcr's JOundL
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-10-01
EVERY DAY KNOWLEDGE.
by CHARLES HOLDER,

an anecdo'c is told of the application OF
n", Il, VI '''e common principles Of mechanics
y, w.. ''' SAVING OF public building in Paris
TT "n''s oil HE building were gradually
separating and il became question of i'm
pot,ance now they should be firmly restored
to ih'ir original position. MANY we're sug.
gesled, hut were lmpracticable. AT leno,I
an individual, applying his mechanical ocniu.
TO 'hr case, proposed the simple plan Of RIM.
nlns huge bars of iron from wa! to wall, and
securing them on the outside by nuts. Ther
app'y'"g sufficient heat to the bars in the in.
ur,or OF The building on the common prin,
c,ple That heat will expand, the bars were
elongated and the nuts looseneJ Immc.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-10-01
NrW Cash Storr.


I p. WHALING q Co. are now receiving full
- and elegant assortment of goods suited TO the
season, such as French, English and American Prints,
Painted MusIns and Lawns, Mousenc de LANES,
Challys, Silks for dresses and bonncts, Lawns and
Silks for Shrred Hats Black Lace Wells, Black
Yelling Linen EdGng ofvarous qualities and patterns,
Swiss Muslin EdIng and Insertion, Cambria do do,
Linen Cambria Hdkis, French Worked Collars OF
superior quality, Mourning do Ladies Cravats and
Dress idkfs, Si Silk Shawls Gloves of every qna-
lty, general assortment of Hosiery Bonnet and Cap
Ribbons, Superior Leghnrn and Plain Straw B0nnets,
Zephyr Worsted and Patterns Umbrellas and Para
soils, Finally almost any thing the Ladies Of Burlina-
ton may want can be found at the New Cash Store
on Cheap Side"
DRY GROCERIES,,
Such Teas Sugars, Molasses Saleratus, Rice,
Ginger, Specs, &c almost any article that Farmers
want Also, an assortment of CROCKERl AND
GLASS WARE.
All the aboyenamed articles together with many not
ennmcrncd, will be sold AT very low price for cash.
Burlington, June |, ISL
proadcio,hs. Cassimorcs, and sattinelts.-
- f. NJ. WRIGHT X co, have inst opened very
Fine Wool Dyed Black, Blue Back, Invisible Green
andlancy colur,d Broalro,h> good assortment Of
CIV pr ell do, Also Very Fine Wool Dyed Cass-
merc,, assorted color, do. do. and common SAITH
neiis, very cheap.
Burlington, July l6, 1871. nc
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-10-01

LITERATURE IS apt to form dangerous
and Discontinued occupation, even for the
amateur. But for him whose rank aud world
ly comfort depend upon it, who does not
live to write, but writes to live, its difficult
Ties and perils are ieariully increased. Few
spectacles are more affecting than that OF
such a man, so gifted and so ialcd, jostled
and tossed to and fro in the rude hustle OF
life, the bulletings of which he is so little
able to endure. Chcrishing, it may be. the
!oiiicsts thoughts, and cloeged with the mean
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-10-01
BURLINGTON BOOK STORE.
ID. 4. BRAMAN,

INFORMS his friends and the public generally, that
Ihc :, constantly making additions 10 hi sioc, OF
BOOKS, Ct all The new and popular pal llcauon, OF
The day from The most prominent pu hing houses IL
the country. Ills ARRANGEMENTS enable him 10 pro-
cure the la'e>t literary attractions at early DAY
HIS pre- cnt assortment Of Books embraces a very
great variety Of !S,hooi Classical, Lac, Medical
Historical, and Miscellaneous HOrkS
AmunG IN, stock will lc found very great variety
of BLAN, BOOKS and STATIONERY all OF which
he i enallcl 10 % or at prices VIII. cannot fail Il
sun the most ccOhumical.
Merchants, 5 hoo Teachers, Sc are respectfully
invited TO call AMI examine hi SCHOOL BOOKS,
which comprise, all the late popular and improved
editions, N every department Of learning.
August p, 1871.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-10-01

We arc around mr. STILL
bright, unbtokcn band your voices fill
The summer air with gadncss, yet know
Tha, Fate's cold shadows are around us falling,
That with thousand tongues the world - calling,
Urging you lorth-and ye must go!
We will depart with eee
From the fair bowers where We have wandered free,
AZ springs rejoicing birds yc will not cast 49,
Sad looks and lingering your childhoods dwelling
Whilst Hope of other brighter real ms, is telling:
ie will not sorrow for the past
We will go boldly forth,
With your hearts treasures, gems Of priceless worth,
To barter for the hollowness, the strife
or human crowds all, fond ones! little knowing
How i'll your cherished drcnms rich, so glowing,
Suit the realities of life!
We will not learn to prize
Tho holy quiet of the love that lies
Deep in your hearts till We have felt the wrong
That tho cold. scornful world is ever wtcaking
On the gentlest spirts-on the weary seeking
Safe shelter in It's throng!
Therefore sadly gnze
Upon you with the thought Of future DAYS
Brooding around me and | fan would deem
1hs' no relentless change your paths might sever,
That thus united We might glide forever
Along lilo's onward stream!
And solemn thoughts arise
As now look into your loving eye,
And school mine heart for evil hours TO come
How many think upon the speeding morrow,
With its impending ls strife and porrow
And trlal-and be dumb ;
How will thy spirit brook
My proud, fair girl beneath the veil to look
That hides lifc's hollow joys md hooking trust
How wilt thou hear, from glorious visions STOPPING,
To own with low sad voice and lin eyes dropping,
Thy portion with the dust
And thou, my loving child,
Ny gentle boy, with Thy affections mid,
And spirit shrinking still from hoiscrous alnn-
How, in a world with angry passions tcenling, lin!
With Envy's poisoned words and Pride dark schcn.
How will fare with thee
Wilt tiou find food for mrih
NV Joyous one, amid the graves of earth
With thine hearts sunshine to the d ser bring,
brightness not s own or wit thou falling
In love and hope, chan re thy qad songs TO walng,
Or sllencc-blrd of spring!
Teare around me sl,
bright unhroken band; your voices fill
The summer air with radncss, yc know
That Fate's cold shadows are around Ms filling
That with It's Thousand tongues is calling
Urging you forth-aud We mus go
Yet whittier are We not
He RS OF higher 70 Mise III { ROT
OF him that mlndeth even the sparrows fall
BE still my heart; the future hath i,s story
OF vanquished evil and enduring glory,
And Triumph, for younl!
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-10-01
CORN FOR SEED.

September, too, is the best month for the
selection and saving of seed corn. Farmers
who have not pad attention to this point of
hnsbandry, are not aware Of the difference
there is both in the ripcnng and in the yield
Of corn, between that in which the seed was
carefully selected in the field from the earli-
est ripe, and mos vigorous ears, and that in
which the seed though ripe, was taken at
random from the crib, without reference to
these qualities. There is no plan cultivat.
cd, which feels the beneficial effect of selcc-
ton and careful thoicc of seed more quickly
and fully than indian corn, and the farmer
who ncglects this selection and choice, and
plants at hazard anything he thlnks will grow,
sadly mistakes the principles and practice
necessary to produce a good corn crop.
There are few farmers who plant so much
corn that an active man will not select in
the field (and that is the only way he can be
perfectly certain Of the best ears,) in half "A
day, and secure by tracing up, all or more
than he will want, As soon then as the
corn is ripe, and the husks separate from the
corn freely, select your seed corn and place
it where it will be safe and dry In this way
only, can the two great points with the farm
er in the cultivation Of corn, earlincss in ma
turing and proluclivcncss in the CROP, be
rendered certain Of Iijany
CuHirat0r
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-10-01
STATE OF VERMONT Alta Probate Court

STATE OF VERMONT At a Probate Court ho-
GRASp Isle nisTRICT IS den at my dwell ng
house. IN North Hero IN said District on the 18th day
Of Aug -, \. d. ISL.
An nsrumcn purpornG to be the last will and ies-
lament of James Darby, late of Alhurgh in said dis,
ct, deceased beng presented 10 the Court by George
Darby, one of he Executors therein named for Pro-
bate. 1t ordered by said court that all persons con-
ccrncd therein b. norfed TO appear at a session of
sid court, TO be hol len at my dwelling house in North
Hero, in said dsitct, ON the 25lh day Of September
next at one clock p. VI. and shew cause if any they
have AGAINST the probate of said will for which pur-
pose is further ordered that copy of the re ord Of
This order be published three weeks succe, svely in
the Burlington Free Press paper printed at Burling-
ton in Chhtendcn County, as soon as may be.
\ true copy of record Arrest,
JOEL ALLEN, Judge,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-10-01
| DlaCk Tea, for sale hy
ID j. p. WHALING & co.
July lG. nj


Il NJ. WRIGHT X Go. have inst received an a.
Ls>orimeni ut entire new patterns NJ. de LANES
DarH Fn-> h print, A Scotch Gngham>, tolIon
Li>.c, Thread and Linen larc>, PLAID Thu Ct, Flan-
nell, (ancw article for chldrcn' wcar) Plaid Shawl>
etc which are offered al very low prices.
ALSO.
4 new stock OF Farewell Cater Boots, Walking
Shoes, Spring heel aud French KID Ties and Slippers,
Ladies half Galier>, q new ar'icc,) MI>.e, do all
winch wlil lie sold cheap Is the cheapest.
Aur. D.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-10-01

GAN le novel from ro IN % room or on Of IN,
Sllou,c ~ 'a'e OF fire, without taking down ol
loo,ening the cord is more ca ilv e an and the corr
r,eh;cucd wih les trout lie, an Afforded N aior
the same price a the old fashioned BYl,rd. Call al
my shop and Sent II i a cur n>iiv worth lookIun
al, and perhaps you Will think 1t worth huyiuz
Cutlul's Lane, Sept I, ISL p.KPtNGRORN
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-10-01
LYMAN & COL

lave received a splendid a., or.n,cn, IF sruu..
l. Goods, whth they o Ter nj reduced pr'res.
Among which will be found grea, ass6r,mcn, e
Rtch Printed Launs, for mourning, half mou,ni,o
and Fancy, new styles. "s
Printed Jaco nets and Camtric, Bard Muslin.
Striped, Bard and Plain Swiss Muslin,
PLAN Jaconet Muslin and Cambria
CALICOES.
Rich Merrimac, and Dover Prints, very low.
Also, French and English Cambrics, cheapsr TINA
ever.
Bonnet Cambria, Curtain do.
Birds Eye and Russia Diaper.
White Linen Table Spreads
Brown and Colored do.
Linen Bamask,
Crash rnd Linen Napkins,
Superior Linen Shlrng,
Brown Jacket Linen and Gambroon'
SILKS.
Heavy Canton, Gro de Swiss and Lus,rinp S,lk.
r.g o. Brown, Blue Black and plain cord do.
iayior's best Persian Thread.
Metallc spool do.
BROADCLOTHS, CASSLuERES AM
VESTJNGS.
Inc largest assortment Of Vestngs we ever ofr.,sSi
Tor sale lnrlWlng rich Plain and Figured satin Sill
'e've'' MerselIe>, Valencia, Silk and WorseJ and
''''' "'" a'toes Tor 'eStlng, very elegant.
STOCKS.
:, Satin Stocks, with Bows, Plain do. Scarf Ties ,,r
'., .' S.i 90 do. Also very beautiful Sum-
her STOCKS. Fine Linen Collars,
TAILOR S TRIMMINGS.
rou'ng, canvass, Sclccas, eoloreJ Jeans Brown
Linen, BIach do. Verona SirgSilk do Silk Bndinpy
Wor.lcd Binding, SILK Cord, Sewing silk and t,yist,
Gu Nelvc' and figured Silk Buttons.
the above comprising part Of very large stock OF
Goods which is offered on the most favorable terms.
jump |, 1871
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-10-01
STRAN IEIEER.

GAME into the enclosure of the subscriber, about
y the LIST May last red, lne-backed, two year
old helicr, Of good SIZE. The owner Is requested to
pay charges and take her away.
A. n MURRAY. z
Wlllston, August 10th ISL
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-10-01
Real Estate For, sale

4 BOLT >ix'cen acres Of lanl lying in Unacrhod
lad onsn- the farm Of Re 4 en- Parker, with good
ho ~ and arm Ihereon, eng the house and land
owned and possessed y Reuben Bond, dcrca,el, al
the time Of hi DEATH l. now oierel for sale, The
lands Of good qualriy and lies upon the hill road
LEADING from UnerhIl Village to Cant ridge. Persons
wishing TO 'rcha'c viii please make application TO
the subscriber.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-10-01
Paints and Dye Stufs.
MEDICINAL WATERS!

.IIDTCT-N-NII W u CRN
TVN.lE subscribers have made arrangement for the
l. constant supply Of Congress, lodvue Pavilion,
AMI Washington Spring Waters, Saratoga, y. y
Also:
Caledonia Water, from the Caledonia Spring, Can
ala. For ale by box, dozen, or single loulely
July |, ISL. PECK x SPEAR
pru=gi>ts-At the sign Of the Mortar Court Hose
Square. n4
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-10-01

nlStOCRSE on the Death of william HENRY
~ llARmsoS, late Pre- dent of the United Safes,
by John Wheeler President of the University of ver.
mont published and for sale by
July sob
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-10-01
"Te touched his harp, and nations heard, entranced.
A MOTHERS THOUGHTS AMIDST HER
CHlLDREN.

By MRS. CHARLES TiSsLEy

Thus they 60,
Whom we have reared, watched, blessed, too much
adored ~ MRS. HEMASs.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-10-01
ZlBA w. CHURCH, admir- de bsnis non,
Il The l,I. hI.-1I ~, Hon
'''''' '''''f sf''-' 7 ~ T|fT'
PAPER NGS.

PAPER HANGINGS.
The Subscriber has on hand and will often be
receiving Paper Hanglngs, dreol from the manufac-
tlrers which will sold to merchants and dealers at
city prices, adding freight Any person wishing par
ucuar patterns can be supplied by giving short no.
uce C.. GOODRICH
July s, ISL. nc
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-10-01

rTNrusscs.-Dr. Hulls Trusses, consisting Of men.
4 plain single, do. radical cure, do. donhc. Chill
rem, single, oil lie aud ami deal of every ,ze re-
icivcd for sale, ID will lie accurately applied y.
K. MOODY
June 2Is', 1911 ne
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-10-01

600 DOZEN Cap and Twist Combs,
1900 do. Side do.
200 do. Ivory do.
100 do. Coarse and Fine do.
80 do. Dressing do
80 do. Ger. Silver Pocket do.
for saleby Villas, LOOMS & co.
June lst, 1871. n52
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-24
DOCTOR EOFF'S
TONIC AND ANTI-DYSPEPTIC Pills

lOANlC AND Al lid SIEB FILLS.
has at ~ times been object Of peculiar Importance
Il o. tie Medical world 20 discover medicine, or
combination Of medicines, which would operate IN such
iensiye and tu'atn: matter dcbiIate them. For
the want u such medicine phy csns have been able
20 perform cur" la one ot ten % confirmed
Dyspepsia OF Indigestion, AMI, therefore satisfy them
selves 10y producing Temporary Tsuef with and
purEafN" medicines, but much debility II the stomach
E produced by this csurss, that before has Tcganei is
Former tone the Eame offensive matter accumulated
snd viii all Tie distressing swap return,
ETayaIei.
To relieve this obstinate disease the whole Materta Nc
dica has been Te on the powerful articles down
70 charcoal and wheat bran but for the Of such
dclne nothing bu temporary relief has been procured
and Oen the remedy Las been worse The constitution
than the diseasn.
These Pills are offered 10 the public with confidence
produced y long experience iu practice thai they will
produce that desirable" effect such their that
they Will operate gently g. purEatyc, ami etfect.aly
cleanse the stomach and n'csn-s OF all offensive
tae them without prou cling the Icss, sickness nausea
on the contrary. the appetite and feelings generally will
&c improved In hour alter they They
be used az all times AMI 10y all ages Ne aiIcnton
cessary Ia diet hfus exposures cold while
ufirE them They are The best preventive u those
ses generally termed BG0., ami will .quenry perform
cure without any other AID few val be found
generally suflceut 10 remove the confirmed DyE
psa with all rs distressing sy,spinuns healaache srs
Al oosJINen.s, cluc, dcsponirucy mind, host Of
nervous affections, with which very person abonng
der the disease s more UT less an rtst.
10 For sale only, ~
JOHN II ETSTACE & son,
au II t[Ot Doors below the Bell Tavern.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-24
DIR, LEIDHS rEDICATF.D EXTRACT
OF SARSApARII a

I(ElNG -snuatcf compound FLUID Frfr,.f offs 5.,
- p1rIh combined with other vegetable tV.rgrfs I
I.hi.rs Wearns of -Irlf utility 100 the cure no IAN Hr
''-"s af-'H- ifou impurities Of The blood frm rf.sr,
N'us lui unprTlcnctes 10 youth AMI r1rs-rufrrr1 disc
.t-g- i2rm. ~ roHuccd by the Iurc1us use of rer
curry arscnic lark 10 IuIuue. u is no. invaluable remedy
~ General RciHiy. lIeeTouz Sores W.fr Srrr.r.s
seasgs of The Liver ant skin. S-roiur1 or KuE.s Evil
EIfelHt- &C aL' az iIn unU.g-a..r aus dangerous W.
l.ei.ns renscIs 70 syQHi.s, lues N~Hcrel a. Asa
-e.tIa pNt,t ~ iIr blood loo M nu"s, 1rI part rf'lry
200 the spring AMI Fall there bee u1 me .ng more III
i.r'1sI A. medicine ctcg8fcI f8 enufne auF rarr.sl
.c system hirt having been under ueHIra. treatment r
inF particular disease there can be nothing urrr lrF
LNs ... natural NEnr 10 i.c system. trI BIay'rr mo
A.NUllgt and nervous condition UffHg system $50 -rrr
n .nr ssNuess ihs PREPARATION wit te '0uuI IEHfy srr
NtfaH' curing the suLs rr seaaHN a. lrrtsHf.vs of
those uuUy ssduf and Is1Frrcalfc srrssrrr- cd 4 o.,
. lN during warm weather namely. F1.ufuH4z t.fHrs.a
pfpI'-.F' tcfIng about The Heart lon Che breast Dc
Fns delightful 1n1 who.o-our bsvrrizr. 10y asFr- A
t'n III n sass -' .-r.Nlier. similar f1 the cello
nEi.A ls..u net drink. Iui Nf.a sI#H.f quantity r .rr
.E simple s'r.N forms The SlrsSnHuHR Meat udssrsrv
however I ah"unnt urH,fur. Virtues rnuIuU Vr .H Hrs
aHi TafcI.sry aNa.trt lr iuvtIs For travel us persons
90 IS arfI1stc pi great Importance. F#rra.r
J GNYNOR.
m o br1Es.s'S sole agents for Redmond. Va -7
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-24
PROTECTION INSURANCE. COMPANY

7 '-N|sN-Ns
THIS Company offers 20 insure Houses stores. Mills
IarIorIe, Barns, and she contents ~ Cach, together
Wi every other similar oCres OF gr,rerts AGAINST
Loss Or DAMAGE By FtGE
Tie Ttles OF premium orr- ''V those 10 any
similar institution, ami every one has port
small rr % Dee protected against she Tayases of.fE 81
s-Ic,ive element whl,a uel, single hour, sweeps
away the earnings OF magy Yea
TIE course lIe sl. psuts Iu rats-'ug 's s-sIucss
aut 10 ty 7a us'iUs aud yneat OF ossas prompt am
liberal FOIGc.us OF Insurance, arT 'tusya 81 V1uglgs
s4ply 10 HENRY CLARKE
Who has been rTpl.nr ~ AEc..' Tor tie
10 u T'vrf g.-r.,n-4
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-24
Richmond, July lot, 1871.

Tho Apothscsry aud Drug business will be continued
10y tho subscriber, the store occupied 10y GayuOr
Register Gone door above tie Bell TaycTn) The Medical
Department will be under the supe
OF Mr. J. hedges, Who IL experienced and ssiul Apo
ihecaTy, aided boy competent assistants.
Regular additions will be made the stock Of pure
Drug, Chemicals, P,lnis, Oils, Turpsninc NaTuish,
Miuiow Gl8ss &c hand. Orders from Merchants,
Ply sicians Families &c will receive strict attention. aud
only such articles furnished will surely merit appIob,
ten AMI support Prescriptions accurately and carefully
prepared a. all hours, day and night
mo GAYSoR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-24
nOMLING-GREEN Grove

lNlNDlN' % necessary o give my attention Co. other pur
Hus,l wilt soil my present rcsiicncr, tWU rfs NurII
~ the richmond lower market u contains about 90
~ Ian upon which there arc tWu toucwsnts=s tuN 10
can DO divided, and will make two excellent market ElT
dcns. The lotauon is beautiful one prsscnunE fine
view ollho upper psri ~ the rY Furrcun dnG
fY There " good spfitc water upau tho premises and
vol FINISHED barn, stables gdcorn house
To save al useless negotiation tNe price is positive ~
sl}n, AMI very lew atthat.
Wagon aud Other Fsrmlns I'm Elements will also
~ ssd JOHN =. 0ALLAHER,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-24
MOTTO a.

20 y SMITH, SAMUEL ". DRt>KER and ADOL.
Pll'S MORRIS hay. entered into ncr ship under
the firm Of SMITH, DhtNKER 4 MORRIS, a. Booksrl
tsiS' Siaunners ami H. kbnters They AIKEN the
-nic recently oecuPcdby smith Palmer, vita the Shoe
=" me stock belonging tp that concern comprising great
- variety and larger amount than will probably be f0un
IA any "n" e.ihishmcnt Souih 1t PAiadclpha. Ia few
nay ihey St have made considerable additions, shall
'nd"aEur 70 rule their business 70 obtain
sisgs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-24
J. BRANNAN & cos
OLD DOMINION CInTHIxn GTnu T.
WINDOW GIAss

w nave Just received. aud offer for sair,s large sup
w Ply Of Window Glass, Of the following ,iincnsi,ps
l2Ni, l2XlG, i3NIs, AXIS
liE&l, l6KSn, lst22, I2rI2
XII, lsrlG. l2Sls, IixIG
HNl5, HLSO, sEIO, 1912
ioh SAMUEL ADIB d co.
NOTICE.-Illying been appointed sole AGENT FOR tr 4.
sale NJ the production of the Trcicrar Iron Comr,uy
'W nnWpcpdrru 10 execute orders Tor every drsrr,.
non 81 ctfi ana uh'aH0 lTuu embracing Nat Iron from
Z" " inches wide. of desired nia kucss, round an
square itum lbtUfA uchof; band, hoop oval
box aud hlngc Iron &c '' ' " '''''''S'
In ihnir Foundry, the Company are prepared ID, make
nearly every description Of Cisnrs embracing Toi',sr,
Presses, Gearing prriisf uIs COTTON ri'
mills, aud I'LL kinds ut rail rusIwprk '''"'-
Refinery having hrcu recently erected ~ their works
o ,urlu 'rH "l io cs'hNl'hmrut have now guarantee
tha men ron VIII De- ni uniformly gpuIJulIry- VIE,
Wetll exclusively ''''' '''''' W.
Once on Cary street, near t.cl ovor cndor nsH,s;n
uh ~ \. u ANpEusnN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-24
RODk-RINDERY


nND bLhNh BUN MhNJtACIOR1.
r, ID. ". have also purchased the Binding Establish
mcut Of the LAT. hrm u smith Palmer. Shch hey
enlarged ani "theTwss Improved; they will be enabled
make with isIaich in the bcE and Of the bcs
Materials Account Books ani Records every dezerip
ton for Merchant Trader- Banks Clerk. Courts and
srpubuc officers Orders respectfully solicited.
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EXECUJOK,S NOTICE

A IL persons indebted the late Edmund Walls ar,
n requested 10 make imue late payment and those
whu have claims against his Estate whether as principal
or security nOw due, whic hs may become la
bic Tor, are requested 20 make them known the sub
sorthets who DESTROYS wind up affairs the Is.
tate a. specify aspossb.c and carry the wof les
tltOT into execution.
wM WILLIAMS, Errors Of Edmund
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DR.. VI. u. FLErCHEH's
TIE Mt SURG EO.S' 5 TR US S

FOR the radical Cure OF Hernia
fV1l5 Truss has been ucd and approved by the most
eminent Surgeons Al tho Nsrth AID owing 20 iis
ness OF hnish ~ hcy Of adaptation 10 the variety 81 the
affection, and ~ nOictate price, u has been extensively
Introduced those -ia'cslt has also been pronounced
superior insifumt by the surgeons In Philadelphia
Baltimore.
DR. 2. received the diploma the Mcchanics late Fair
In Boston, tT IT. superiority over all others
supply Oi these valuable instI uucnts just received
and for sale. by GAINUR