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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-24
BANK OF VIRGINIA

nn hett gsnenAi meeting OF the Stockholders Of thu
January next. "'AVi (yh) Of
" !. provided by the eh section Of the act Of ,hc =.
erel assembly. passed. March 25fIL. lisp. inc "en-
THAT no ohiccr or Director off Bank sh,u h.r..
~ " p.'ty lpt a"k Stockhuadcr ia auy elsefloo ~ D,,".
Iois OF umSersoi ! Bank, nor shall any prnxv ne 80.
Mmeh saa' hays bren executed siKy days before ~
rue same act also p%rovides, that "no President or Dire.
toI OF any s.vngs hsuk. OF general aren't OF nav NJ.
iscIurinx OF Mining Company, shall he 49,. ny asnu.
- u any hank. w ECRAN Casiir
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-24

WY tuatD 600 ft.. ciy svres 49,
~ JAS A oRD WINsTON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-24

Grand Cnnsohdai@l RItra Class No 10. Wilmington -
Pnz@S-sToOl, 2SDl, 1865. 8 Of 1909, 10 OF an. ~ ~ ian An
OF ~, 90 u q, etc. IS Nos Is drawn. Tickets "a ~,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-24
J T.. WATKINS * co.

E,ASIIiOSADLE Boot and Shoe Dealers. al tI,cir Oil and
Il established stand. opposite the Runs ofihe late Easic
iioiel, IT, aud iorBeTly occupied 10y saml Pu,rey, -u
W heTe may be iolnd an extensive supply Of Boots, Shoes.
Tr,vehins and Hair TruGsF, Carpet Bags, &C.. all OF which
VIII be offered upon the most TcascuIblc terms, for cIsH,
o. Ia puncinal customers. 40 - n
Lon MitsSEs.-we an now opening a very surcTi.
4 or article Of Misses Morocco Boots aud Bussins. The
Morocco being dressed la oil, makes i'lnreh more dcsira
bic. We take pleasure in rcco nlncnd.ng tie above
J f WATKINS & ca.
hoZ orloGitc thc Ruins " the Eagle ilosel, Main u.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-24

Tt- Order from he country In any OF The above
schemes tgeloCins the cazh, ~iu be prolastly Attended to
and the rawlings forwarded, II desir-i.
nov 81 %s n CIApEE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-24
oTEY 8 coTTRELL,

WHOLESALE AND ETAIL SADDLE
AND HARNEss MANUFACTURERS,
Main street, n,rt door bsioio I'm. MeCrsTy's. md
Htarig opposite ne Ruins Of ne Easis Hold,
RpuNogn VI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-24

Lecsburg Lottery, Glars u. For Hopby morning
prize 81 f0CC- iuO p. 5JO. -. 23bl aiO. Ia1 IsIt icln
10 Of Zoo, 10 OfJl1. 10 Of 90, Is OF 2c1, 500. Of IN. ctc
10 Nos 10 drawn. Tickets eln
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-24

Sold and raid stihis Office ia,ely, l prize Of $1,000, and
lots OF smaller prizes. such as 100, SO. go. 5O. eIe
NB-FoT Lucky numbers, call each day before hall past
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-24
VERY COZ CASH

VERY F FOR CASH.
j.. sshEion q suors, si6E., TRIMS. CAR csksp 81
STOCK rs NEW mo DESiRIBiLEE!' rer.S %S 20
want OF the very best quality Boos, shoes, Tfunks ami
Carpet Bags will DO well to ,i,e u. = .sl.
At lhclr OH aud 80 a5ushed stand.
6o2 Iplel ~ samaci Pai@sy C
SECOND SUPPLY OF FALL GOODS
WE have rceeiyedhy the Packcis Nassau ani Tn-es.
" roia, irSln New fcrt. the following new and desir.
H:h Lusted Alraeeas, assoue ! colours sud aaaHuos
ssupe', me,iium anil low priced Mouschn de Lanes
Partisan uStros, hoslyn, Pisiis AMI Bcmbszinc
Rich Ombro sfup'd silks. blk ispahan and Rsps
Pes plsin bE Gro De nhinc an sann Tore
Chcrfy, blue and Other cord Forances anil silks or
Reb Velvet, Bonnet aud Neck Ribbons
kUra ttsh cuafoiicfcl Velvet scarfs and Points
I,rt,n. V.ISc, sTS ~ NC, y q ? snlolo,h sheSls
Thread anl lislo iaccs, Edfir-s and I~uscTinrs
Ptipts ~ "' '"'"a''e
RE aud assorted eordsus .nf Mohair Fdnss-
etmpz, Cords sol Ttssc-, waist girlics ant Rrti.ufca
Indta Sns' sphalhclisni Ponce lisndkcrchiefs
Thibct, lambs WOOL. Nerino snd wooIcn Hosiery
E Ess. t EHsa ~ ~ T' isi iai n Tisss. s WI o,s,,,,Sao
kh. plain silk AMI nett Gloycsani Mris
ncsscr, Tibet, Buck and Burin Gloves
t,sn iaaeG' LsSn 10 sird.eye I,sper
Velvet Mcfing. Nalcniia ans swansd6xn Vcuinfs
Errt super Wool dyed hlk Cloths anil Caefm1.res
supcrinc, medium. andiow priced Cloths aaI Caszmcre
Saineis' Kentucky Jeans, az wool. AMI other Ecrscva
flatl. sirlpld aud plain Lingcya ais1 ranncit
fiuof AMI riatr csrpctnG aEd Rugs. al pucra. wHh a
complete aetnttmcnto u bicachcd anil brown shlrirrs anil
Sheennge bcdIictiuE, stdpd an1 piati domestic OEna.
bugs apron aud furniture Checks. al 81 which, hssinr
been purchased With money, win he sold cheap Tor he
samc.
VALENTINE, BREgDEN 4 co.
no ls WHO nnildinea, ~ Sircci. shoe noe am.
INpRONE ED YEAST % DEH@-
TIlb- Powders az .r admirable subrftute for y.,st
u IN mstinr AT kinfso nsucr Cskes. and have ths 40
vanttxc over hat arucle IN rendering the batter pstfrrIv
lght anil ready tor baking ne instant they atc rniEsJL
huckwhcH aud other csses, whcn made with fhcee Pow.
dcfs, arc less likely 10 disagree with he stomach fhsn
those male With ycasitaud ast requires but = fcs aIn
utcs 70 prefatc for baking. The possibility Of ever havir~
thcm sour Is entirely avoided. For taie ~
no IL N.in sreef' corner ,sn,. ~
GeAs fRoN AMERICAN roETs-A beautiful Tms
~ Vclumei suitable TOT q gn book, ius published ~
As LYONs.
HANbf Part iOfh, with two spirifc4 ensrsyp ne.
TIC Abduction, ami Tom Orran Later All -
ppsc. Published this d,y, pnce t2lcts.
SohtIiIlNG NEw-MANfLLA sERUErS -Hnofbss
hot ofthese delicious segsre jnst received ant e,y la
nOLfoN a HARRISON.
RONhErs shered, nicschet, Dyed, Pfessrf ,n5
trimmed IN the beet manner. a. The fowrH rssos bv
70 AR- eU'KELEw. ~ street
Two eales sponrej5 bits Castor Ol-ree~ived aod q :
= sale. aoH& IN EUsTACg a SOW
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-24


Iiii- institution, which las been in eans,,os $500
~ Tor me last ten years, unf-r the uanagewcn, ri !. n,
sinscttet. r. pieasenuJl located about ~ us,iss 49, !, ,to
~ oi v richmond. M q ncghhorhood. moral. lnf-u,,,.,
sna unnsuai' hehrliul The bu1dius. arc Ir,s s"i
.to'hp's, no expense having been apareJ M e,,ytf,
~ tc eont,ft and accomuruiaffn Of Inc nu,rt ~
uhlse " stutI u liberal snd systematic. syrtx ,-..i,t-
1S',ly nelnr anotded FOR acquiring a thorough M $500,
AnoNle.ee ~ ne uscinl snl polite branches 81 800.
pl,te h-ihae educsnun Tic supervision s nsrr,0.t.t
calculated. a. The FnnriTsi fruefr. D. .impu.ve y.
'nnnners sol morals u Us pupils TIE reh.,I
supplied with az extensive and ucu selected apn.,.,.
ofnsfurl silence. departments
TIC SCHOLASTIC year Is divided inio = winter .,t.uu.
CT me lprmcL c~oIIpnsiug e pc4fHI oil - nl,,.f- . i
90 NE brst Nondly in Noveuher sn.f.toA
iusy IN Apft; Che lsrcr. comprises srcdcJes
w months Commences on me drt N6n.av n, IT,
o,oees on ne lasf frhay IN september, v,r,if,os M ~
months Of Nay and October. me
TIE chaues fr The wlafer fern. ro......
ac ssfoilows: S Acesc,
ncssd 400 tni,ioa IN the EasHsh ranehes. ,,s !,
hetu'n< use % ~
$1,000 go" - ID
.IaNWA saiF ainlnl
AZ cNraie Of sir doilsrs " required frouc "a,
Of tho Clfss w Chemistry.
rups- WI be reecivcl ~ any fime, anI easrsei al.
80" ai,"'sfion AZ eoInmunrstiDns musf h,
ifccurito smithNiilc, feshafan.
50 7" cu JonN y TtSeLEY. PRINCIPAL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-24

FORM OF POWER OF
NO" ALL MbN ny THESE PRESENT- ill.,,
T., - ,,I.,;,,,o. hereby appoint
M L.6.f, =. ,f'uty ~ ehim name
aul sehsn' Io vSe o. any election OF a Director or pi,c.
sent II ali merinr. ~ -, 70 repre-
w HunW name and behalf n 80. u,
spccth- The euatttnE, repeating OF amc..go. -. ~
law, ordinances t Regulations as NAV hs ssSon'
mem Of The sid Bank. a. fully as r,;sh, 1919
were rofsnnsiiv nS,seu, ""e"" eoutu,
i hAhn AnHs,alhis Gay oG
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-24
. ~ JaCoB wOopsoN.
TEN DOLLARS REWARD


~ etIayed rom rayiUI's Ferry. near U,ns.
n kSI Conit iSuSc, about the Isl ofJune last
TX - t"o smalldifk horse Mules. three vra,scIt
AIhst sptluE. No marks rceoneefeJ sI.on,
the"- sill sve the above reward for men,
;'..srIeiis meuear iauuN cr Court hoase. or 10 No.
1t4l1m' ASo1def a Co - Richmond, or IS FOR eithcr
- get them @"' inc subscriber
no fO-u3y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-24

Leeshrrg, Class %, draws - Aleraadha, On Saturday
lOO. Tickets $40.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-24
FOR T II E L A z s.

~ -eonttsnmeai, snS Tor sale
To BAKER & TIIOQNT0S u.-N
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-24

Fog Saturday per mail.

EO L fF'a w IA exchange.
Va. Lessbu-s. Class69 Prizes s7OOO. Aso, 8 or 100
Ia drawn. Tickets So 50.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-24
w OFFICE.
Exchange Building.

Drawing or the Union Lottery, clsssNo IA, At Alexandra.
November 2Istf
u 10 CO u Q I I IL q Is IS 81
Nos u y %. a prize OF $500, sent TO a customer in IN,
county from this of!ce-in Z whole ticket. Let others a Y
what they viii, II you v~antlArse prizes, all 1T
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-24

LOTTERIES TO BE Drawn SOON.
Fur Thursday rer mail.
Va LoesburG. Extra No p. Prizes-s4lOn divided ir
I pTizesof l0.u0 each, 3i1, ~ OF 1000, ~ Ct tOO. 20 of All
$50 of lJ3, drawn. Tickets IS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-24

hIEr OUTLET, who " well known rs a MINIATURE
W. PAINTER, having returned In Richmond, offers hel
services Ia thgso rera,ns WHO With faithful hkone saes o
themselves She invites ladies' and gentlemen 10 call an,
zee her specimens. . street, next door 10 Mr. Persico's.
no 20
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-24

VERY CHEAP. FOR CASH.
JUDAH MYERS - CO. are selling every de.
~ scnniinn Of BpOT'S STOES TELLING
TRUNKS. CARPET RAGS, &C. Sc at very small
ADVANCE un the manufacturers prices. Persons in waat Of
Bags, Wilde we'll, 20 call on ~.
JUDAH MYERS 4 o
fashionable Cheap Boot, shoe and Truns Dealers.
no lG
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-24

w have been appointed the agents for selling a very
Pennsylvania by aoorc aud stewart, aud have iust reeciyci
an invoice of satnpicq Of ttc different article, viz: Pots.
Kettles. Ovens, Spiicrr. Audirous, Warnc Irons, &C. Gr'
gu OF which we ac prcplrciio receive orders fT, snI ,gIi
furnish NJ mand:aciurrI's prices We shall always Keen
uitsc artielosun hani. anJ We inviic the trade t. examine
tieir quality. sc 10 TRIPIETT A soN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-24
CENTLEMEN's ELEGANT
PROOF BOOTS.

Manufactured 10y J Miles & Son.
NJ T. have just received aniopened The above very u.
w peiior Boats, which arc equal to any ever offered u,
lhscHy' our iuenfs VIII please call ani supply them
selves. JUDAH MXERS q 70,
noE Dealers in Boots, Shoes, Tynnks. &c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-24

SECOND SUPPLY.
( lPENED this morning, q variety OF staple Goods. pur.
~ chased very cheap NJ anctnn.
. bales plain aud twi!cd Blankets
Rose aud Whitney DO vety chcap
~ cases hlcachod uomcsfcs. very chesp
W cases heavy WOODEN Goods, suitable Tor Ncrroca.
which will be found very cheap
q ant Z plaid Luacys, aamc very foe
~ bales white and red fanncls from auction, end AZ yorv
reduced prices.
cases Kentucky Jeans. very cheap
. cases tine Eafincus, erccn, black sud cadet mixfurca
bslc % Welsh Tlauncls. 10 oFcn 1t very low ptieos
cases lllsi Linens from aucftun. very low
caee q bgd~eye Diapers, iTon 10
= large supply IT cat Cords aud Hindinrs
lew extra french tinhs and Cass,actcs, rheap
Pam aud figured Satin Vcsuugs, extra rich sfyfca
wooden NolVcta. sumo very rich
Rel Piano snd Table Covers. stavcry reduced piee
HEAVIER AMI Asfclto Cloths. seine very heavy
THO shove, with every variety q staple and Fancy
Ouojs, will be found a. roilccd rficcsa a.
no 10 CROTCH nbOOKR A uunsONta
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-24
sfRAYED or STOLEN,
HoNsIes FON SALE
no FAMILIES.
sIiNIATuHE PAINTING.

or Refined Islnglass, fr making Blanc
hiinsc- Table JeLicsi & 9, ioT sale, with fmi dir rctions
Tor usins, by UOiTON & HARRlSON.
uD IL Main Il cofrrr ,L,,v, H. p,rks
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-24

Woop BorLBIS AxD WILLIAM C. C.prU-w
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Charlotte CL. House. Pa
NIL ,iiend all the Courts her etofore attended 5y Mr.
bOutSin' l. c. the superb e add Iuferior Courys 81
Charioie, Campbell, Ne :klenhurg and IIalf.x connn.s
anu 'isS the Courts Of Prince Edward, aud will bolt he re-
spoasi5ic Tor ali business en- rusie ed 10 either.
no " ew6S Erq1Ifer will CODY NJ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-24
~sTRAT"rON's OFFICE,
FOuTfeeRh SIres.

Leesbu's Lottery. Cass2. for Noaiay morning. . prizes
OF $500 eseli l Of 1000, $40, - Of 1000, &c. IS Ms;
10 drawn. Tickets si0.
N. h-PAckaRcS, Ccrtiieates OF Packages. Singie Tick.
es AMI shares Tor sale ia the greatest variety, ami the real
Lucky Numbers a. Ii,b 81
RiehInond,s,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-24

Si.es oi-pra~ins reeesvedsand.y Evening. MOI, 2st.
c.ps.i.-txse0 1000 1oa. tHD, sool i9io- 10 NJ lsol
10 ~. =, Of 400, 10 Of -. etc. - Nos-ii drs~n-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-24

neeflv3d Monday Serainr. L,esharg .eaiea, Clsss q
~. .l1-S tnZes 81 s.5lOl each, 7oOi. toUO, .25, % VI
iOVo' ETC. IL drawn Sos. T.Sets SO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-24

- Nantco Do
isoHt1n Bfown stout
Huron Ale, for sale by
nc l5 WA uApntsov
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-09-21
From tie Rural Repository.
THH sLANDERHR.

Good name, in man, and woman,
Is the immediate jewel Of their souls:
Who steals my purse, steals trash; It's something,
nothing;
Twas mine It's his and has been slave to thousands;
But he that flches from me my good name,
Robs me Of that, which not enriches him,
Aud makes me poor indeed.-ShaksPeare
Of all vile wretches that infest
The land on which we tread,
There's none we should so much detest,
And SO abhor and dread,
As him, who meanly brings disgrace
On innocence, by SANDERS base.
lie who takes the purse may plead
Necessity demand;
Perhaps wife and children need
Assistance at his hand;
Despair may prompt him TO supply
BY guilt, what honest means deny.
Not SO with him who basely tries
The virtuous to defame,
For there is nought that justiies
A deed so rank with shame -
To guilt so foul, so dark Of hue,
Not even charity is due. VALGIus.
Greenport. July, 1912.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-09-21
NATIONAL HOTEL
AND
Temperance House,

Corner of River and Ferry -sts. Troy, N. York
O. THE undersigned, having taken the above
Eiii mentioned establishment for a number OF
Ill years, opened the same as Temperance
Hotel, on the lst day of May, 1912.
The undersigned has for several years catered
for the public, as the keeper of the public house,
known as Reeds Tavern, in Piltstown Those
who have been in the habit of visiting that estab-
ishment, and all those who are willing to patron
ze Temperance House, are respectfully invited
to visit the National.
The tables shall be at all times supplied with
the substan;ials, Injuries and delicacies of The
season. All may rest assured that the Landlords
pest exertlons will be devoted to The comfort and
convenience OF bis guests, and he hopes and be-
lieyes that "none will go away dissatisfied
The House is located in The most pleasant part
OF the city; the rooms are spacious and airy, and
commanding delightful view of the Hudson
River; and upon The whole, is one of the most
desirable locations in the city, being a short dis
lance from the Post Office, Steamboat Landing,
Rail Road Depot, &c. ISAAC BULL,
Troy, May, 1872.
Re renee
To Rev. DR.. Beman. Hon. Geo. Davis, |. Nc
Connie, Esq. Post Master. Prof J P Edwards
Troy; Aaron ID. Patchin, Esq. Albany; AIonzo
@. Hammond, Esq. N. Y. City; John H. Boyd,
Esq. Whitehall; Cornelius Allen, Esq. Salem,
N. r.; Isaac w. Thompson, Esq. Granville; R.
Blake, Esq. Brandon, VT. AZ
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-09-21
vERMoNT TELEGRAPH.

shows plainly that modern religion
has neither humanity nor holiness
for its basis, but selfshness and man
pleasing. Another prominent fea-
ture of modern religion, Distinguish
ing it from Christianity is, it exhlb-I
its only forms and ceremonies, thrown
around an obscure and mysterious
set of doctrines and dogmas, very
little unlike the Judaism which Christ
blotted out and abjured. Whereas
Christianity is simple, plain, indl-
visible, indisputable doctrine. LOVE
TO GOD AND LOVE TO MAN
| is the whole of it. How different
totally different from the trumpery
and trash of modern theology, as
set forth in the schools and pulpits.
"How has the gold become dim!
and the most fine gold changed!"
To the removal of such evils as have
now been limited at, with all their
kindred and concon1itants, the Tele-
l1graph will continue to be devoted,
with dependence on wisdom fiom
above to direct. 1t will labor to
drive out selfshness and bring In
benevolence. 1t will reject, as cor
rupt and abominable, all religion
which does not make men honest and
humane. It will give no countenance
or place to the doctrine that Chris
tianity has anything to fear from
truth or investigation. 1t will seek
to identity Christianity with truth,
humanity and holiness. It will con-
tinue TO be kepta "place where truth
can be spoken '-wherc the true fol-
lowers of Jesus Christ, the honest,
the philanthropic, the humane, the
faithful, can speak out their senti-
ments and convictions to the world,
unchoked, unfettered, untrammelled.
1t will be controlled by no sect. 1t
| VIII be partial 10 none. Il will deal
impartial truth, SO far as it can be
| found, to all notwithstanding the
the sins Of all, and seeking the sal
walton Of all. O.S.MURRAY.
Brandon, Aug. 80, 1912.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-09-21
V o L. XIV. %. /.

repeats The charge TO SOW it wba, =
leaves are wet with dew or with = ,s.a mo
rain. Professor Low says that miner . ssn
stances, as powdered lime and gvnsnm
are absorbed through the pores Of Ieavan'
which scattered upon !hem. A wa,s,1,
temperature, il is alledged, at leas, arrests
its effects, and seems to suppress them al.
together if the gypsum has been calcineJ
a process which il is sometimes subjected
10, to facilitate its reduction 10 powder
Burning, however, merely expels the
crystalized water, without otherwise alter.
ing the gypsum, the strongest heat not be-.
ing sufficient to expel the sulphuric acid.
When applied to lillage-crops, it should
be either sown broadcast in spring, Or
scattered upon the hills or drills OF the
growing crops; though our mode of ap.
plying it to corn has been to sow it
broadcast before The ground is narrowed
for seeding. When applied at the rate of
five or six bushels to the acre, the effects
of a dressing have sometimes continued
some four or five years. The most com.
mon practice is to sow it annually upon
the crops and grounds likely to be tene.
fiitel by it, and to SOW 1t in quantities from
one bushel to two bushels On the acre.
To determine the capacity of gypsum
for absorbing moisture, an once and hall,
in fine powder, was exposed to the air
during t.lree toggy nights, and afterwards
carefully weighed, when it was found to
have gained not quite half grain in
weight. This fact oyerhows the theory
that plaster is beneficial on account of lis
capacity and tendency to imbibe moisture
from the atmosphere.
The benefits of gypsum are so ralpabe
in our country upon clover and some 9th.
err crops, and indirectly upon nearly all,
that we cannot but hope these remarks
will serve to extend its use upon our farms,
and 10 induce many to try it VINO are ex.
perimentally Ignorant of iIse fertalziug
powers.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-09-21
A G. RI u L 7 U 4 A L I.
From the american HusbdRdry.
ON THE USE OF GYPSUM.

There is no longer any doubt in our
mind oflhe advantage of applying gypsum
ia the spring to all our meadow lands
which are beyond the influence Of the sea
atmosphere. and are habltually dry
There are instances recorded, TO be sure,
Of its not producing perceptible benefit the
first year and some instances where it
did not seem TO operate even the second
year, and yet ultimately developed its
terlilizing properties.
We do not design now to discuss the
question hoag gypsum does operate, but TO
inquire and state, from the facts within our
reach, to what crops its application is par
ticularIy beneficial on what soils its eff
fects appear TO be greatest; how much
should be applied 10 the acre. and at what
season i, is best applied. We are salts.
fed. that il the value Of gypsum were bet
ter known, it would be much more extern
sively used than il is; and that, the more
it is used, the greater will be our agricul-
tural surplus.
Gypsum, according to Chaptal, consists of
Pure calcdreous earth or lime 80 parts or S3
Sulphuric acid 30 g 43
Crystaized water SS "a
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-09-21

FEEDING ANIMALs.-In feeding ami.
mails, one fact should not be lost sight Of;
which is, that animals fed on vegetable
6bres, such as hay and grass, receive the
most carbon, and therefore take on fat and
incr 10 bulk. as carbon is The base of
all oils, Eat, &c., while animals fed on
grain receive the most nitrogen, which
forms the base of the muscu lar part ofani.
mails, and gives them their power and en-.
durance. The farmer who expects his
horses or oxen to wear well in work must
give them grain. otherwise, their flesh
will be of a quality that will lot endure;
and however well they may look at the
commencement Of labor, their flesh, with.
out muscular consistence and frmness,
will 60 like spring frost. Albany Ca!'
ttcGtor. e"
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-09-21

Tie first tuo questions. The first two
questions in the Bible are very interesting
and important. The first was put to our
first parent, Adam. where art tboaF
The second was put to Cain, " Where is
Abel. thy bro:her2'' So the Providence
and the Spirit of God speak to every one
of US to-day. -.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-09-21
DISSOLUTION.

ihs copartnership heretofore existing under tho
y firm Of Ross & LYON, Is this day by mutual
consent dissolved, and all the business of said hrn
Is to be adjusted by volney Ross.
VOLNEY ROSS.
A. M LYON.
N. B. v. Ross intends carrying on the bushes
Of selling Goods and Medicines at the same place
gational Church.
Brandon, Aug. %, 1912. be'0z
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-09-21
Millinery and Dress Making,
nERs. s. VAN ALsrHM.

-. - So - ~ LIN AAST6IS1
WHO has commenced in the building recently
occupied by MIR. Wood, opposite n. Il. Spragues 8
and few rods south of Sco6eld,s tavern. -She
would respectfully inform the Ladies of Brandon
and vicinity, TINT every attention will be given
the making q Bonnets, Caps, and Dresses, in ac-
cordance with the most approved New-Yor style
Likewise repairing and bleaching straws and leg
horns, done on short notice. Reasonable prices Tor
the times.
Brandon, Aug. ., 1912. 49:f