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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-19
FNANKLIN PAPER MIDI.


'HF Franklin Company OF Rchmoni, have for sale, Of
their own manufacture, good assortment Of III kinds
Of PAPER In general use, which In quaity and price
they hope will be fund 20 compare adVantareousy with
The production Of Emist csub ismen IN TIE Union,
Their machinery bting new and embracing the latest i'm.
prpvomenfs.
They solicit the particular attention ~ members Of the
Bar Clerks Of Courts, Commissonefs In Chancefy, Mct
chan and a WHO desire superior article 10 heir
super hne Lcer Cap r. and Hank Book Pspef mlds
r. the finest linen Stock. which Eives superior tex
turc, strength and durability. Being used the Fubhc O
.es here they are permitted refer the hfrt and
cond Auditors Treasurer Clerks of the Senate gnd House
Of Delegates and the members Of both Houses Tor ne qua
my
Merchants, Bookbinders siatoners Printers, and other
Wholesale dealers, will always God aaoofassnumen atho
MIL IN the hands offho SCENTS, Mcssfs James Stzer
SIN. The Company orders ior their Paper sod are
ready Tor the permanent supply 81 a who may
desire N.
RetsH purchasers will end tho Paper manufactured By
the Frank Company In all the Book and Stationary
in this Cy andn vatious other paris Of the saie The
President and Directors request from hc pubuc Eenrr y
fair ts of their paper and such preferences ne may be
found a. meT =.
and Cotton Rags delivered atthe mill apig-f
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-19

The Charistion Nevstry saws NJ Nc. Tvl,,, w.
leave him 70 declare himself NJ his leisure and shall
nei'hef make oppo;uon nor offer support to him
coll we zee what he would be about.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-19
ApraiaIsil.

The Subscribers having purchased The intereftof n
winston, " snd q Anisrsor, IT, 90. IN The busness
heretofore conducted ~ this plaee under the hrm Of Jones'
WinEiOn q Co will continue the business under the dTm
81 JONES A PENDCETON ADD solicit the patronage %
the public and particularly tho friends of the o concern,
having hand large and we'll aeccied stock Of goods,
which hoy will sell very low for cash, 70 punetusl eus
iomera. " W. IONEs,
a. i9--2awtw p n PENDIETON,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-19
DISSOLUTION.

TINE Cepsrfnershp heretofore existing between the
subec rhefa ~ Lousa Court House, under ne 6rm ~
ZONES Winston Co. 10 this day by mutual consent Of ali
narea overwhelmingly W. Jones having pure he sod ~
PbiHp h. Winston, ir aud David Anderson, IT, Co heIr
sSrs Interest sid business, who alone authorised 10
use u said concern for the purpose q winding
" -'' r. w JONES.
r. ~ WINSTON IT,
April tr 1871 d ANDERSON, u. a co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-07-09
HAY AND FODDER.

Great losses are annually sustained in
some parts of the United States in making
Hay, and in Others, of curing corn blades,
commonly called fodder Mine in the course
Of many years, have think amounted to a
moiety of the crops-and most of the expe-
dents | have resorted to for avoiding these
losses, have been but partially beneficial
Grass loses much both in quantity and sub
stance, by an exposure to the sun in curing it,
and fodder more, being thus exposed in small
bundles. Both, and particularly the last,
suffer greatly by dews and rains. This year
/ have made the most promising experiment
Tor remedying these evils. A large meadow
IN bottom land, of grass called red top OF
herds grass, was cut in dry weather, and
shocked in large shocks quite green, but dry
that is, not wet with either dew or rain
in the following mode. Four sticks, of five
feet long, of the thickness of mans wris
or more, were set up in a square of two fee
wide, at the bottom, and meeting at top in &
pyramidal form, where the shock was tt
stand. One at least of these sticks shoult
be forked at top, to keep them steady while
the hay is putting round them. A round log
abou, six feet long and six inches in diane
ter, was laid upon the ground, with one enc
reaching to the centre of the two feet square
between the sticks, and the other raised up
on fork about eighteen inches, for the pur'
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this science of pbrenology, and should like
to be humorod upon this point. Here is
double the amount of your charge for finger.
ing my pcrcranium, and | pay il to you with
pleasure if you will do me the favor 10 name
my profession
After good deal of hesitation, anxious to
pocket the extra cash, the phrenologist VEN
tured to pronounce his visitor ministerial
professor of theology.
'What!' said the actor, with a start of sur
prise, 'arc you acquainted with me7'
mo, sir, upon my honor!' replied the
professor.
do you assure me that you have never
seen or heard of me before 2 said the come
dian, with impressive solcmnity.
'Sir, do, with the most profound sim
CERTIFY
'Astonishing!' said the dramatic wag, with
look of pious wonder
'Then you are'--began the phrenolo-
gical professor.
stop, sir!' replied the reverend Thospian {:
'Now will youtellmc whether you Judge from
my serious countenance and sable plainness
OF my habllmcnts, or from the scientific cx-
aminations you have made of my natural de-
velopements. Sir, as an honest man, l en-
treat you not to deceive me-
why, my dear sir said the accomplish
ed pupil of Jrzheim, 'lo be PLAN with you
excuse me- knew you were preacher
the instant l laid my hand upon your head!"
well, this is decisive said the actor,
with solemn intonation aud look of most ex-
traordinary gravity, rising at the same time,
taking his hat, and pushing the double fee
before the man Of science.
lit is my custom to register the names of
prominent individuals who visit my Office
said tue phrcnoogist, and should esteem
it an especial favor to enrol yours among
my patrons
you see it there, sir! replied the tall,
MISUNDERSTANDING person, staring you in
the face, like the ghost of your dciilnct Sc
cond sigh' and as he walked away he point
ed to play bill at the door, upon which
was inscribed, in forty-lnc pica'-'PARK
TnEATRE-Benc6t of Sol SMITH, on which
occasion he will appear in his popular char
acter Of WdwW0rm!!"
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DOCT's. sAXTON a. NEAL.
LElEEEEEs

p especially inform the inha i,ants OF BuRrlsc-
~ TON, and vicinity, that they can lie found on
Chirch->ree', nearly opposite the Grand Bazaar one
door south of J. p. Whaina's store, ready 10 do ali
work IN their line with neaine,s and despatch
TEETH inserted on Gold Plate from one 10 a f,I
,e'', when they VIII warrantto e useful IN nastica-
uon and appear like natural Teeth.
TEETH led with Gold orTin Fol and the murh
cele raied Metallic Paste. Teeth can e i~ct,rl.
Iy ned with this Paste that cannot lie done with itld
or ! IN rolls, with ease and warranted for Durability
One Of the subscribers can lie found in Their II.
flee at all times, which is very necessary when nun
has the throhbng tooth ache
BIrl ngton, June Is, 1871. no
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poses ofenlarging the flue presently mention-
ed, lest il should be closed by the pressure of
hay, and that the log may be more easily
drawn out when the shock is finislicd..-
Around e. overtle sticks the shock was made,
its TO preaching 2 or 3 feet above the top of
the sticks. The purpose of the log was to
make nue for the admission of fresh air in
TO the shock, and the expulsion of the air
heated by the fermentation of the grass in
curing. The flues were made 10 face the
point from which the wind usually blows at
the time of lay-making. If any fues hap
pcncd to be closed by the pressure of the
grass, they we're easily opened by a smaller
and pointed log-or when the largcness Of a
shock threatened this Inconvenience, it was
eflectually prevented by inserting into the nue
a short, forked stick as soon as the logs are
removed as soon as the shock is finished, 3 or 3
are sufficient for following dozen mowers.
The hay thus made is the best l ever saw,
and the efficacy of the mode of curing it
was strongly supported, by the growing
grass under the shocks having been uninjurcd
whereas never left shocks so long in one
spot before, without its having bccu killed by
the undissipated fermentation OF the hay in
curing. Corn blades or fodder, sustain an
immense loss, even in dry weather, by two
or three days exposure 10 the sun and dews
and in wet they are nearly ruined. For
an experiment., shocked them in the mode
just explained, quite green and dry-but
chiefly allowed them from four to eight
hours sun, before they were shocked. Thus
was made the best fodder have seen. But
the weather was favorable. The ends of the
blades were laid outwards, aud the shocks
bound at the top by rope made Of the
blades.--1,rator, 1912.
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THE PLAYER AND THE PHRENoT.oGJsT.

AHE fLAi ER AND THE PlIRENOL OGIST
A well-known eccentric comedian once
called upon phrenologst in New York.
'Sr,' SAID the actor, Il have called upon
you to get cheraeter: will YOU do me the
favor to examine the cast of INV dead q"
Sir, take a seat, and allow me to ,alo
your hat said the polite professor of tho
then newly-broached science.
The phrenologlst proceeded in his exa-
mina,ion, and soon detected a remarkable
prevalence of prominent organs significant O
very flatsring qualities.
'Now, sir said the actor, Il have been az
obstinate unbeliever in this new branch o
knowledge, but you have read my characte,
SO completely that am henceiorth con.
vert.-Will you now, sir, indulge me in ;
within, and tell me what is the nature of m,
pursuit in life2'
1t must be mentioned that the comedian
was remarkable for severe and serious char
acter Of counenance, contrasting in pecu
liar manner with his mirth-provoking an
pearance on the stage.
'Why, sir said the professor, ito do til,
is not exactly part of my system, but
'Well now you must excuse me, sir;
am odd in my whims sometimes, but | an
anxious to be thoroughly convinced regardn
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-07-09
SELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES'

MISS RANSOM would respectfully inform bo,
VI former patrons and the public generally that sba
will open school at Milton Falls for tho instruction.
OF young ladies in all the banches usually taught in
Schools of the kind Terms of tuition will be from
~ 81 TO 80 per quarter according to the branches
studied. Board can be had in respectable families in
the immediate vicinity ofthc school, from 10 shl-
ings per week. She hopes by strict attention 10 the
interest of the scholars, both morally and ncllectu-
enlightened public.
;, REFERENCES Hon. Bates Turner, 81. Adams
t tte James Dougherty, Dca. J. c. Mears Hon. +.
pnclllngt9ni Jodediah Sawyer. Esq and Mr. VIM. A.
"nInno't, Milton. M.
Milton. limo 8. 1871
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LYMAN & COLE.

III Az r. received splendid asst r;nicn, of Simmer
1ooos, winch they oler at reduced prices.
Among which viii be found a prea, n ssor,men, OF
and Fancy, new styles.
Printed Jacone~, and Camhric, Bard Muslin.
Striped, Bard and Plain Swiss Muslin,
Plain Jaconet Muslin and Cambria
CALICOES
Rich Mcrrimac, and Dover Prints, very low
Also, French and English Cambrics, cheaper than
ever.
Bonnet Cambria, Curtain do.
Birds Eye ard Russia Diaper.
Nhc Linen Table Spreads
Brown and Colured do.
Linen Damask,
Crash rnd Linen Napkins,
Superior Linen ShriinC,
Brown Jacket Linen and Gambroon
SILKS.
Heavy Canton, Gro dc Swiss and LIs,rine S,ltz
Fig'd, Brown, Blue Black and plain cold Do
TayIor'> best Persian Thread
Metallic Spool do.
Marshalrs Linen do
BROADCLOITfS, Cas- SLlIERE.S AND
VES1INGS
The largest assormen, OF ve>tinrs We eve, oaer,,
tor sale Including rich Plain and Figured Satin. SIk
Velvet, MerseiIle>, Valencia, Silk and Wor,,,J and
other new articles for Vcsnp, very elegant.
STOCKS.
Satin Stocks, with Bows, Plain, do Scarf Ties do
bombaz ne 90. do. Also very beautiful sum.
mer Stock. Fine Linen Collars.
TAILOR S TRIMMINGS
Padding, Canvas, ScIccias, Coored Jeans, Brown
Linen, Black do. Verona Surge SILK do Silk Binding
Worstcd Binding, Silk oid, Sewing Silk & Twi,i
Cut Velvet and Figured Sill Buttons.
The above comprising part of a very large s,oc. a
Goods which Is O cred on the most fiyora bic terms
Burlington, June II. 1911. nj
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HARDW ARE,

THE subscriber is now receiving large additions 4,
l. his stock of shelf HARDWARE, COMPRISING
nearly every article in the line bought at the present
low prces and which he offers for sale at wholesale
ana retail at small advance from cost for cash q,
the old established Hardware Store sign of the
Paddock, corner of Church and College-streets.
mol ROBERT MOODY.
Burlington, May 26, lS4l.
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STEAMBOAT HOTEL,
BURLINGTON. aa |'| VERMONT.
by JONATHAN HART.

MIR. Fl. respectfully announces to the citizens
lVI Burlington and vicinity, and the travelling
public generally, that he has purchased, thoroughly
repaired painted fitted up, and furnished the above
foteI, situated on the corner of South and water
streets, opposite the head Of the Steamboat Wharf in
the vlllageol Burlington, Formerly owned and kept
ny Captain !. X. Harrington, of the Steamboat Pho
nxO IN style of convenience and comfort not sur
passed by any other Hotel in the village. spacious
paror, sitting room, reading room, and dining room
all communicate with each other, and with the front
piazza on the ground floor. The Bar room barns
sheds and yards arranged in the best possible man.
ner to accommodate the travelling and business pub
nc An acre OF ground, nearly on level, adoins tins
ffoel, with convenient out-houscs, spacious and airy
walks, and gardens are all inviting TO travellers
business men, boarders and parties of pleasure.
Mr. n. from long experience processes to know how
to furnish good Table and Bar and 10 up the
choicest eanbles and rares decaces that the market
and season afford, in to suit the taste of the
connosseur; and he confidently assures his patrons
and guests that his utmost exer,ion> will be put in re-
QUESTION to serve them.
Steamboat passengers will be waited on, to and
from the Boats and their baggage transported, and
taken care Of ut this Hotel and save their Hack hire
to and from the Court house square
Stage passengers can be left at and taken from this
Hotel without additional fare, and those taking the
Boats will be shown on board and their baggage free
OF expense, and without mourning any risk of being
left by the darkness or la;encss of the night any
other contingency incident to theprecpitancy steam
power, or the luctuations'of wind and weather.
Horses and Carriages furnished those who wish to
transact business or visit any part Of the village on
reasonable terms.
Singlemeals % cents and other charges in proper
ton. 3m5O
Burlington, May 20, lS4l.
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cal Estate for Sale. at the EoIIs

THE Two Houses owned by Mr. l.. Barnard. a,
L Burlington Falls will be sold at a reduced price
Attached to one is about acre of land and to the
other about half an acre. Apply to
II. LEAVENWORTH.
May 81. l8il. n5i
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COMMON PRAYER BOOKS in superior Turkey
~ Binding for sale by
5. HUNTINGDON
June I, 1871. nj
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FOCS ID.

OR may be found in this village. drec,lv onnoe,c
~ the Methodist Chapel an OLD PAINT SHOP.
newly fitted mp in good style, where the undersigned
will be glad to wait on his old customers who NAV
favor him with their patronage N'
6mi6 r. G. SpAI-r DJNc
Burlington, April 80 lSil
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CA1'TLE of kinds longnt as usual, liberal adj
~ vance made for those taken on cOmmiSson a
few pairs Of good Beef Oxen will be very acceptable
on the 10th of June and the highest price will lie paid
in cash for such.
ALSO-To exchange, first rate Chase and llar-
ness, for stock or cash.
n50 DANIEL KlMBALL, Jr.
Burlington, May II, 1871.
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SADDLERY AND COACH HARDWARE..-A
- large and splendid assortment of zach and Sad.
dlery, now opening at the Hardware Store sign of
the Paddock, corner of College and Church streets
n5l ROBERT NO0DV
Burlington, May &C. lsil.
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Challys, Mousln deLaines, and Printed Lawns
" Also, Ginghams Of various qualities, at
J. p. WHALING q. Cos.
Churcli.,t. Burlington. nj
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SILKS, 'omlazlnes, and Pongees, for sale at relti-
~ ced prices, by J. p. WHALING d. CO.
Church. street, nj
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DANIEL SIMPSON.

Patent Lever Watch Maker, from liverpool.
"a A s II is now twelve years
G0e N since he ava lied himself Of
- the privilege Of returning his
[y'N u %y grateful acknowledgements to
Nfa\ s&NY his friends and the public in
VI. sEEA general, for almost unprecclcn.
MA% \ 10y ted iavors, he hcgs leave to in
M S-s.s4saS6G1 form them that he is still al the
~e'-A's=--sN Old Stand, on Church-street,
ono door south OF Noble Lovely and Co.'S. store, where
he per- naly attends TO the repairing Of Chronome
ters, iatent Levers, Duplex, Lepnes, and all other
description of Time pieces. He will warrant all new
work affixed TO Watches in his shop TO he good as
the original, oras any done on the continent.
n. B.-A good assortment of NE w WA 7'CIfFIS
as cheap and on as good terms al any other shop
in the stale.
From his long experience in the business, and his
being SO many years engaged in the making of watch
Is in England, he a,ters himself tina, he is as com
pe'ent to make selections as any in the vicinity.
Burlington, June II, 1871. nj
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FEATHERS, AND FEATHER BEDS, READY
MADE.
Constantly on hand, a supply of warranted Live
Greese Feathers, which will be sold low for cash.
WANTED, by the subscriber Curl and Birds Eye
Maple delivered at his shop in Church street opposite
the old Bank. G.. l.. NELSON
Burlington June |. 1871.
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BURLINGTON CHAIR FACTORY.

e. l.. NELSON, continues the
~ business of manufacturing
Chars at the old stand, of the fol-
lowing descriptions: Curl Maple
Grecian, Cane Seat, Common Cane
and Flag Seat, Large and Small
Raised Scat Rocking, do do Com.
mon do, Common Dining, &c. &c.
All of which are warranted first
rate article and will be sold at prices
10 correspond with the times.
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T. CHAMBERLAIN,
J. n. POMEROY,
q. Il. SHAW,
w. LYMAN,
c. HAYNES,
l.. LOOMS,
{. BANTER.
", p. HICKOK,
JOHN PECK,
:. MORSE, and
q. 4. ALLEN.
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DROWN ShectnGs Ticking Cotton Yarn. Wick.
- ing, Twine Batting, Crash Diapers otc vsrv
low, by +. NJ WRIGHT e. co.
EAREWEI.L'S Cater Boots. Walking Shoes
T., Spring Heel and French Kid Slips, also Misses
Slips and Children's Shoes, for sale hv
nag T.. VI. WRIGHT & co
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SVOOL Irvine, Cast Steel and Common Shovols
w Butts and Screws, Norfolk and American
Laches, and many other common articles of Hard
ware, Cheap for Cash S. b. SCOTT.
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If ever man were soey puzzled and PerPesGd the lock
, Wrs Warden opposite anight-cep and night
h ace, and NIL Dolly beside hin dtracfns dsha
@ I'm her hair. and smiling if she had cried
in nj her life and cOud-eyen hen with TOBY a; hs
elbow and h PIPE h mouth and Sigg' (0u' tna perhaps
@ r) falling asleep in the background ne could Tot
i,e discard his woader and un-asnes. So ii Ms dreams
mi there wa. Mr. Harcdalc haggard and listen
iny in the solitary house every thing stirred with the
n,lc and end hs lonely watching.
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PREMIUM TEETH.

4 NTl-EXTOEsAON-Eodu Reduction ard Improvement IL
"A Dcuiistryeons DESTROYS OF avoiding the
of v >iil.N
surgeon DENTIST, Grandsteet, Centre Market
NB-rooth-ache iuaiibiy cured
Having examined eral OF Dr. Sherwood lncouphc
Teeth inserted gold and which are 80 pecu
arly adapted perfectly useful mastcatng TIE
different essential Tie support OF lite deem prud
recommend hin pubic silDl Dentist : A. Tam
Bile NJ D. H. Rice 81 D. Crocketts NJ D. NewOr!eans May
Is 1871. Jyj !n
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

nE WARD I3 confines hi practice to the treatment
~ Children a long IN this
profession enables him where Others have failed
method Of complaints such az orcqnre
bat to Dr. W operates for .abi-mn or
sInnting and all other ncs with entire success
Office hours from 9 TO Il i. II. ans / TO F. VI.
L. ALLEN WARD. W. d, Surgeon,
Professor OF Diseases of " Women and Children
ipQ &c No. ll3 Chnmhers street, " y
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S,TOyEs-S UTTER CO 273 wa'er-.treet- respectfully
splendid assortment for purposes for nc rtqul'ed
ara tic uPoe o' which intended. Our ne"
~ II four .izss splendid Russia Cyliader DO.
ive-noo Fr,nkljns DO ,er patent Charm Cook Stoves
do Comoy,e ao uiter, improved patent Coal
=, NJ Cox Paror aa FraukIa Stoves, FirePlacr
summer Oy.n Mouths, Portable Furnaces &c &C DIS
count made to those ou! before The Isl OF eeFien5er
Dr. Spoor', stsyes sold and repaired Jl72s'
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DRTNTING INK-The 81

DRENTkNs; lNK-The subscriber who Is practical fn-
for than twenty been engaged IN the man
Printing lnk Inch has been Used exie@
re the largest establishments III the nIed
general lie respectfully socs conr
patronage typographical brethren Having lately
built enlarged nanuctory. font-stree eet-een
Montgomery East River, he enabled
p!y those Who NTH with good nh As
be Uuiicd OF Interchangeable color and
reasonable The lax well calculated the
tlon roller, aud all description. OF presses
Orders dirt residence, rs
lett al the ranuf,ctory viii De pGnctualy attended to.
Nce-York, july 20. isii Ciy2O an) GEO. MATHER.