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CF|Thcra is IA strange disease prevalent
amongst horses, particularly team horses, in
this vicinity and VIC aprehend the evil is en-
tending. Some whole teams are affected,
and many valuable horses have died. As
it is not known what the disease is, no par
%ticular remedy can be applied. When take
en-, there is Il stllicnest Of The joints, followed
by swelled limbs, body and head, and some
are blind.
From the Bost0n Daily -1dcertiscr.
Mr., EDITon:-l am induced from a fond
ness for that noble animal the horse, to give
you for publlcu!ion,a rccipc,whicl was found
emlnently successful last year, at the South.
in curing the terrible disease then prevalent
amongst the horses there ; viii h, Iiind, has
recently made lis appearance here also; kill
ling already many valuable horses in ,ll.,
city.
The disease is not described in Vcterina.
ry ha0ts, but it is highly infectious, and ia.
tai if neglected. The symptoms are swell.
Ing Of the lcgs-iniamalion and weeping o
the cycs-a good deal of fever, and some
times a running of the nose.
lIattcnded to in Time, it readily yields tc
the following treatment, viz:-Blccd til,
horse freely in the ueck mouth, or nose -
prefer tn later; and give Immediately :
cdthartic ball, composed ofsulpIur, coppera.
and nllre, in the proportions Of three Of sui,
pIur to two of copperas and one of nilre
the ball as large as IA pullets egg. Then gy,
freely "A strong solution of glaubcr salts-a.
much as the horse will drink for two or tire,
days, and IL cure will be complete. Til,
forage given after the symptoms appear
should be, of course, the lightest and mos
cooling kind such, for instance, as cornfod
der and chopped-straw, with a few oats, &c
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-02-11

STATE or VERMONT At n Prof ate Corr
Dl,ircl Of Chiicnlen, s.. "A he'd at Burlington
wnhm AID lo' stIl District ON he 25lh day Of De
cent er a. -. ISL.
ithslcc, ld'r'r f-"Trct v'iio ia ths C"""t, OF cvoh ~
the Sac OF Illinois, deceased, duly allowed an,
proved in The Probate Court tor the Comfy Of Cook
ature. aid, Icing PIE cnlel to he Cuuri here hat "A ID
copy may c filed and recorded in the Prof ate Corr
tui the District Of Chiienden aforesaid, agTeealiv IL
The >'a'ute N such ca.e ma Il and prov de the Pro-
ate Court for and DistrirI Of Chi,'cudcn do h apoon
the e'onl Wednesday Of Fee ruarv next for bearing
aud deciding thereon, and DOH order that all person
m'crc.ieI le nO'uicl thereof ~ iii alton Of TIN
Free Press, a new paper printed in ,ail Burlington
previous 10 he aid .e'ond Wednesday Of Fee. rIar,
next, that they may appear al the time ami plav,
afore-ai and cone I the fling and recording Of tn,
copy Of the At rcsaid will if They &c cause.
Given IN lr my hanl At said Burlington, this ISL
day Of Decent tr 4. H.. 1871.
WIN. WESTON, Register.
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NOTICE!

TUE subscribers having formed a Copnrincrship
j and purchased the stock of Hlrd,rare, Drugs,
Medicines, dc, belonging % The F. tate Of the late
Doct. K. Moody. will continue the business nj the
I'D stand, sign Of the Pa lock, corner Of Church and
College streets, and will make such additions to their
stock of Hardware rs will make It fall and complete.
They respectfully solicit n continuance of the grner-
aus patronage extended 10 their predecessor, and in
tend To merit II by the same at,cut on to their bust
ness and the wishes of their customers.
HAGAR & ARTHUR,
Burlington, Nov. 20. lSil.
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sTNKE MD NEW GOODS.
GROCERIES


Ce TONS Fresh Ground Plaster, by
IS~ so Dec. Al. J. & J. II. PECK d. Co.
WE the Subscribers having been appointed by
w theH1n rable the Prohate Court for the District
of Chlttcndan. commissioners TO receluc, examine and
adjust the claims 1T lie hands of all persons, against
the estate Of Dan Day late of Burlington in sad Ds-
irict deceased, represented insolveni, and ais, all
claims and demands exhibited in offset thereto and
six month, from the day ofthed date hereof, being al
bowed by sail coart for That purpose, we do therefore
hereby give n0rce, that we vii attend t. the business
of our n pointmcnt, Mt tn Pearl Street House in Bur
lingtan in sad District, on the | I. day of March the
llih. day ofJnac and % day # July next at 10 o.
clock, A.. NJ, on each of said days.
d Itcd, this 9th dav Of January \. ID. 1912.
ALVAi O0TE. }C
CHARLES ADAMS. Co'''I"'
WILLIAM HURLBtRT. \ s'o"cIs'
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FEATHERS, AND FEATHER BEDS, READY
MADE.
Constantly on hand, IA supply Of warranted Live
Grcese Feathers, which will be sold low for cash.
WANTED, by the subscriber, Curl and Birds Eve
Maple, delivered at his shop IN Church street, opposite
the old Bank. G.. I. NELSON
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meters, level, plated and German silver spoons, lea
pots, t%umblcrs, ro-to-bed lamps, lamp weeks and
glasses, brass s"uticrs and trays, and canjlestlcks,
steel do, plated do. bed pans, syringes, TASKS, skates,
aud many other articles IN the same line.
Cards.
Various kinds Of beautiful en- osscd Cards, gold
%bordcred. and Gilt edged cards, white and colored
Cards Of various kinds and sizes. Pa nts, pencils,
lnE, sand, wax, waters, sc.
Scaris, Cravn,s and stocks, collars, bosoms and
suspcndcrs. We invite attention to some beautiful
new stoc,s and scarls, pnnlaloon straps, buttons, sc
Pcr.umery. sc.
All kinds of Periun,ery, soups, hair oils, depi!atory,
vinegar rouge, powders cosnIe les, &c.
Brushes.
Very nice brushes Oft | kinds and for all purposo-L
spcctaCies.
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SaMs.

pOWLAND'S German Steel saw mill saws, man.
IL uiactured to order and fitted for the saving of
hcmlock, spruce, pine, and every description of hard
tmber. 6, 60 aud 7 feet. Also
English Cast-steel cross cut saws,
Hoe & Co.'S do circular do from l6 TO 26
inches, and manufactured for he trade in this vicinity.
For sale AT the Wharf by
Nov. 20 FOLLETT& BRADLEY
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M the SUI scrlbers, having been appointed BY
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the Dis.
rict ofChltenden, commissioners TO receive. exam.
me and adjust the claims and demands of all persona
against the estate Of Abe Newell late of Charlotte in
aid District, deceased, represented insolvenL, and also
all claims ami demands exhibited in offset thereto ;
and six months from the day OF the dale hereof be-
In1 allowed by said Court for that purpose, we do
Therefore hereby give notice, that we VII attend to
the business of our appointment, at The dwelling of
the widow Betsev Newell in Charlotte in said Dis
trict, on the "a Mondays of March and July next, at
10 O'Clock, A. NJ, on each of SAID DAYS,
Dated this 18th dav ofJauuarv 4, d.. 1872,
EZRA MECH )ca
LUTfIUR S TONE comm
CALEB T.. BARTON\ H""e's'
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RAZORS, Knives, Sci sors,
MT PIckers, Nut Crackers,
Pearl and steel cork screws /:
Tweesers, tuy rings, elltand
common tea bells, mathemu,-
ical instruments, wood and
ivory pocket rules, Thermo-
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FOR NEW YORK,

Via Springfield Hlriford and Net7 Haser.
Passengers leaving Greenbush by the | o'clock, P.
NJ. train. arrive at Springfield, CT p. NJ. thence by
stage (25 miles, to Hartford, arriving at IL p. NJ;
leave next morning in cars for New-H1ven, arriving
in time to take steamer for New York, where they
arrive at 2 to 3 u. VI. Or leave Greenbush by the
morning train, arriving at New. Haven p. VI. thence
by steamer next morning, to New York, arriving by
2 to 3P. ".
Fare, if paid through from Grcenbush to New
York, S6. Tickets to be purchased at G. K. PAYSE's
Office, Thorp's Buildings, 81 Broadway, Albany, and
Mt the Office of the Depot in Greenhush.
Gm-30 GEORGE W. WHISTLER, Engineer.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-02-11

FEW ,cis Of hlue, pms and Dove ware; a!sc,
n Glass Dishes. Glass Lamps, etc. n cost far the
rnrnose If closing he, kiod OF business.
Noy. ~ s SCOTT.
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ALBANY TO BOSTON by RAIL. ROAD
6s7aeaa, 6RgfTn. f4stA 56ftSfns I'LL
IIIb+5S9jE- -IE5stt1fds1- 4e55fsE
Via CHATHAM, P~ITTSFIELD, SPRINGFIELD
n WORCESTER. .

' FW Offf II =
AND WORCESTER.
m and after Tuesday, Dec. 81, 19il, the PAssss-
~ oEa TRAINS will run through the entire line, as
folio ws;-Leave Greenbush daily, Sundays excepted
6A A. NJ. and | p. NJ.
The morning train will arrive at Chatham st. at
Pittsheld 81, at S~pringfeld Ia NJ, at Worcester !.
NJ. and nj Boston I 7. NJ.
The afternoon train will arrive at Chatham Fl at
Pittsheld 81, at Springfield 81 p. NJ leave Springfield
next morning 81 A. NJ, arrive at Worcester 81 and at
Boston II NJ.
RETuRNrSd, leave Boston 7 A.. M. and 3 p. NJ.
The morning train arrives at Greenbush CD r. NJ.
| The afternoon train arrives at Greenbush l2i NJ. next
day, lodging at Springfield.
will run between Hudson and Chatham in connexion
with the above trains.
PASSENGERS from the city of Albany must take the
b,ot from Ferry Wharf Mt 81 4. NJ. and l2t M.
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COARSE SAIT.-Trk's Island aud ST. Ubos
y Salt. Also fine barrel Salt for sale by
Dec. lSil. :. VI. POPE.
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LYMAN & COLE

w
Az l. received, in addition to Their for stock Of
l lDry Goods. an extensive a~>sur ment cf Fall
and Winter Gcod>; among which viii lie fornd a
great variety Of ar,itle, ter Ladie' Cloas>; Alpaca
L1>tre, 4 very pretty article; Alpaca >Hk War;.
CAM le'cen, Plain Black Airiur, Fi-'l do, SATIN
Daina>b, B~ryrhcila, Persian CIoIh, French, German,
a al English Merino., More'inc de lame and prfnct
SlXonle>, a great variety and low priced; Goai',
Hair and Imitation CAM Ict.
STLKS.
4 small a,sor'mcn, OF r.h led and >tri'pl Silks,
Heavy Black Canton, GroIr Syi>>, and other sils>.
SHAIFLS.
L1pin'~ e,' scar'c', larA, whic, and %co!orel; A
few extra ,ize Wor>'el .hawl,, Gloves aad Hosiery,
a large a. or'nen' an m 'r,a.'y large assortment OF
American prruj-; French anl Euul,h no.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
CoIon .hec Ing AMI ,hIrting; TicSi : and Wal-
ding /; Bcarhcd Cotton and Mcrrimac heeing, very
low.
TALORS TRiNlTNGS,
Wor>tel Binding, silk do, Large roonl and square
Mohair Cords for over coats; ,liE Corl for dress coat;
Wor tel and SIX S rye; figure ,3k an Ne'vei
y l'lon', new lgarc ,cwIng >ri', Twist AMI Thread;
Pa ding, Canvas, .e'ecla., cora Jeans, Brown and
Black linen Wor.tel plaid for Facing; Buttons fer
over coats, Sc,
FANCY HKFS.
4 variety Of rich de Lame, Cha,!y, sik, aul new
style Fancy lltf. and Veil.
BROAD CLOTIIS.
Heavy dorile ml.led Broad Cloths; Beaver and
Pilot Cloths Rich Diamond Beaver Ciolh- also 4
general assortment Of b rlu-'on VI II Cloths.
Gentlemen AMI Lallc> are invited 70 call and exam
inc our very extensive assortment, which We oier at
rclrCei price, for Cash.
irlInC'on, % OF. ISL.
S,HEhli\GS, Stirring licking, WicbIng, Batting
= Wailng. IwiiPd Cot,on>, Canton fIanuel,, &c.
Fer sale " Nov. !. :. h. SCOTT.
4 LARGE assortment Of Brass Kettles, Vices,
AAnvils, Trace Chains, Halter do. etc. etc. is Offered
for sale at prices which cannot fail TO SUIT customers
by FOLLtTT If. BRADLEY,
Nov. %. Old Dock, Burlington.
A HEAVY assortment OF Sloiah and Cutter shoes
"A Wrought Nails, Crow Bars, &c, lust received and
Offered low by NOV. %. FOILETT& BRADLEY
Burr Mill Stones and BoitiI ( Cloths.
PAIR Of French Burr Mill Stones and a com.
s~ plete assortment of Boiling Cloths, from a ctle.
brated Mandatory in Holland, for sale at reduce.
prices, by FOLLETT& BRADLEY, Agents.
Gov. 20.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-02-11

IN HHDS. Gardner Brewers n. England Rum
w. 80 Pipes and Half Pipes American Brandy,
40 do do Baltimore Gin,
10 do do 'Pellevoisin' Brandy,
5do do Swan Gin,
10 Hhds. st. CroiX Rum,
80 Bbls. Sherry and Madeira Wines,
IS do Malaga do
s do Port do
81 Dec. lS41 BY ]. & J. II. PECK d Co.
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We have received some beaut full Gold and real stone
Bronches and Pms, which we had made in England,
with TorquoiS, Comedian, Onyx, Topaz, Ruby, Car
We have also received a variety Of pretty dress
Pins and Breaches, Hair Pins, Boquet HoIdets, &c.
Head Ornaments, Snaps, L1ckets, CHAINS, Keys (;
silver, shell, Pearl and Ivory Card Cases Memoran-
dums, Souvenirs, Needle Gases, and many very
prp,rv Gl0ls
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8 !;

49, VA +. return thanks TO cur
f-.sl w custom ers and the public
-. for the Ii eral patronage they
l have given us for some years,
,@e:l and inform tn that
u : >yt!i we have visited England and
. -tN.3 made arrangements for the
~ importation of Watches, Jew
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Nails. Iron. Steel and Hardware.

Nals. iron. etSci ana HARDWARE.
tnIONS English Iron, from ! Is 10 6 inch.
~ 10 do Old sable p S II ssia do
4 do New Sa' le do DO
- do Swedes do
? do Perm do
10 do Horse Shoe do
% do I;oand do from l.. 70 . inches.
Is do Square do " 3-S to
l. do Hamc & Scroll do
10 10 Band do " IA to 81
6 do Hoop do l2 10
~ do p $ | Russia Nail Rods,
? do Sanderson's Ca t Stee,
4 do Persons Spring DO from to ?! lnchss
> DO Swedes do for sleigh shoes,
| do American do
do English Blister do
3 do German do
400 Pairs Sleigh and Gutter Shoes,
1860 KEGS Nais, from Sd 10 20i
200 do Spike, from sod 10 C0l
go DO Floor Brads
100 Boxes | a,hrop's Axes,
800 u :. ftasps aud Files, and q ger eral assort.
meni of Anvils ami Vices, by
30 Dec. 1871, J. Alb. PECK & Co.
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TOBACCO.

40 BONES Bonn's' Cavendish Tobacco, =
~ % do 'Ender's' do do
20 do '%lrvino's' do do
30 Kegs 'Ender's' Plug do
20 do 'McDonald's' do do
81 Dec. lS4l, by J. & j. II. PECK e. Go.
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GLIS S.
n BOXES Burlington, Vermont, and
lcOO Essex Cylinder Glass,
300 do Iedford, Saranac, and Clinton Crown do.
by J. " J. II. PECK Il Co.
80 Fec. 1911. Agents.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-02-11

l n BAGS Filberts,
~ 10 do Brazil Nuts,
10 do hard shell Almonds,
Is Trails soft do do
20 B Is. Hickory Nuts,
5 do Cheslnuts,
OF superior quality, and offered low, bv
FOILtTT IL BRADLEY.
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A MES Shovels, long handle do. spades, Manure
~ Forks, Halier and Trace Chains, also ,he'
Hardware, bv Nov ~. :. M. POPE.
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for Cloaks.

Trimmings for Cioaks.
SaNO YARDS neavy GmP, Mohalr and Silk
C~D Frinres expressly for trimming Mantllas
and Cloaks, AT LOVELY SElMOUR'S.
Nov, 25.
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FOR SALE.
1AssyA A CONVENIENT dwelling House.
fSsIsb9 "a md quarter acre lot on Chamr'ain
EetiAh.ss street, near the Gass Fact ~. Pos
hisNsIs4f5s session given lst April next. Terms
made easy. Enquire Of
&c. y, 1871. LYMAN CUMMINGS
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On HHDS. Trinidad, and 80 hhds. Porto Ric,
~ Molasscs, heavy boiled and light colored, jus
received and for sale, at a very low price, by
FOLLETT IL BRADLEY.
Old Dock, Burlington.
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I''LOTR.

ELOUR.
n nnm Bbls the best quality s%unerfno flour
~ - for sale by HATCH ODELL & Co.
OiLS.
9SNH GALS Pure Winter and Fail Snerm Oil.
nAO POGO de- Whale blca he'd aud unblrached.
so Bbls. American Linsccd, by
30th Dec. 1911. J. J. II. PECK & Co.
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y O II | e. r. .
NEW EgvERX STABLE

u. TIL
pESPECTFuLLl informs his friends and the
~ public, that he has now opened n Livery s able
and has on hand ready for use some excellent Horses
and Carriages, SIeighs, Harnesses, &c. which he viii
let on reasonable terms, Stable at BENJAMIN Bishop's
Hotel, South West Corner Court House Square,
Burlington.
December 10, ISL.
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NEW GOODS.

NETV GOODS.
ESSRS. PANGBORN 4 ERINSMAIB al
received rom England, New York and Boston. 10
sold At ,cw prices. Dec. so.
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DLACK, llucllar', Iigh' plain, light fgnrel, Cir,
Icte AirlqGe and China SlIs, low for ca,h, "
Nov ;. s Il. SCOTT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-27
coLuMnIAN H5rEI.
DEATHS.

Died, at his residence the Brook Ia the county OF
HenIico, on Frlay evening the 29,h inst after long an a
painful Illness Capt DANIEL BLLETT in the 7Ith year
OF hissge
DIED, a. Lnnsnbnrg Court House Virginia, on the oh
instant, MT WIN MCFARLAND, a naive OF irci,ni mi
for many years resident OF that county Ills teaib va
caused by several severe wounds given with knife M
Gay preNtnus IN an alteration with a named Cfhin
Baync, who Is now In prison. awaiting his tTal r the
fence. Ihey wee both intoxicated AZ the time Of the
unfortunate occurrence.
Died, in the county Of Meekienburg on the anb Julv
aucr the moa Intense suffering OF several days HENRY
son OF + l. and NJ J. Hinton, aged three years, three
months and four days.
"Elrih's fairesi h)wers bloom but 10 filc.r
II has been The lot Of the writer OF this culinary
notice 10 record te death OF cliJ lovely and inter-
esting To know him was 10 love him lie possess ed
degree 81 beueyOcncc which maturof wears isif
envy AMI vas unusually alive 20 The feelings OF The
heart, cvinced upon an occasions lv the seuet
lie eXhilieda development Of intellect seldom met ait
Ia child Of his ami, during his distressing Illness h
would frequently exert his physical powers 90 arpcar
cheerful apparently for the purposs of ,ispclBnF I'M
his dcy ted parents; aud what is si more Tcm4rkabl.
when life sinking apacei when TIE dear little sufferer
was struggling IN the sgoniss % death and gaspnr oI
BREATH sumuoung mis- remaining Strength hc rcpcsed
distinctly and audibly these words:
I hope TO gain tho promised hnd.r
Shortly acr his spirit from The shiesios or NOR
taly, took ts everlasting ght, aud conducted iy
convoy u Angc 90 Ahraaus bosom there 10 ov inc
smiles Of Deity during the conn less gcs OF eternity Let
bis fond and ous afcnis seek consolation the words II
me and ortil them not for o. such is tie kingdom u
Heaven"
10 Abingdon, on the 10Th instant, Mr. GEO. sANDoE.
aged Is
In Norfolk, on the 93ri. Mrs. ANN NJ CAMP. eonsort
of Wm g. Camp, Esq agcd62
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-27
BY WILLIAMS & HAXALL.
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY.

"a Friday Afternoon, 2d September NEXT AZ o'el,rk
ou the premises, We stall sell auction without Im or
reserve, me ioloSing Valuable Real Estate, viz.
l. STek LumbeTi0use the North side of the Basin
recently occupied by Mr. Jos Anderson scent of ne
IeesaT Company about % feet and 40 feet deem
Sue ~ ~ WI lazy
: One half acre Lot Of Ground, no 800 fronting on E
street leD feet aud running back on Th Teef Ia .t
J. vac haliaere Lot Of Ground No 1871, lying north Of
back on 7,h street l6J feet 's
Mr. Vim Alien. "'e properly o.
= 20 o. G'ound on stToet immediately adjoining tho
hsa rfss0yieiian Church, (ReV Mr. POioeks) g. feel
An gnd'sidsi moeiy Of half acre Lot OF Ground
OF hr Anthony Robinson sen. -
re ssle vii commence with the named property
down. $1,000 wy sc 7o'
by Older Of the proprietor. Mr. Beverly Blair
WILLIAMS a. HAXALI- kucts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-27
POETRY.
FROM the hleAaniTia C1zeue.
THE INDIANS PRAYER.

The following PainiiTe lines written and sung b
an Indian Chief now ia Washington We inye altered hi
metre IN few inatanees but spirit aud truth they ar
tlie
l.s nc 90 10 ny home In TIC Ear distant West
- TIE fccnea u thy chill ihooI Ia Innocence Hest.
,. ne aii eedars wave AMI the bright waters ~
""e'' my 'AiheTstepose Let me 20. let ne 20.
-, inc 90 to The snot where the cataract plays
Whsio on have sportci in oyhood's b, sht,lays
hnh gf"ef iaT JOof mother whose heart sill oiofaox
Al the sNhi Of her child Let 90, lc; me Co.
LET me 20 10 my sire, by whose hattie. carre,I .,s
. nav. spottei 80 onin The morn OF 10Y pride,
And e1nh.d 10 conqurrths insolcnt foe
To my iaiheI, the Caef-let the 60 let me 60
;,n on let me 90 70 my n tshing eyed maid,
~ 40 hnSht ne IN love 'neah green ,yiowi. ulade
r a., ncaIt, IKE The lawns. leaps snow
~ 'he bosom loves Le,me 90. let me 60.
NM, on, LEI me 90 10 my wild forest home
~ nin q, rom ts hie,oheering pleasures 10 roam,
Nrah TIE grove Of the glen let tn, ashes lie low
10 my nome IN the woods-let me 70, let me 20.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-27
From the New York Courier.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT


Southern Exchanges Tcmsn inictiVe-thc fol-
lowing are to-iay's quotations: Philadelphia 4;
Baltimore par I dis; Virginia H.
The operations IN Foreign Exchange FOR the pae-
ket Of the 18th, have been unlmpcTtant. A few
bills on London have been negotiated at LOG a IO7
and on France at 5,37i SIS.
We have no change to notice in the Cotton mar,
kei-aOout $50 bales were sold 81 Yesterdays
prices.
Flour is IN fair dsminJ. All the Genesee ado,,
was taken tpariiy for the Eastern markell nt s.
l2l; 500 bbls. Ohio nt g., and $50 DO Michigan al
O6,; Georgetown sells freely 10 > 37l; Brandy.
vine IS held at the same rate. The supply Of Rye
Flour IS light sales arc readily made at 50 62I;
Corn meal commands So.
40 bb's New Orleans Molssses were sold by aue .
ton at " cents; 81 bales Cotton Bats cents, and
MS sacks Liverpool Salt, slightly damaged al 81.
- cash.
Nothing Of importance was done in Wheat
900 bushels Northern Corn brought 50 60 cents
Canal Oatso taken as wanted at 30 81 cents
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-27
F " N Y.


Fanny was younger once than she Is now
Aud preter of course: 7 do not mean
Tn say, that there wrinkles on her how
Yet, 10 be candid, she il ~ s; eighteen
Perhaps past twenty - bat the gii is ahy
Abouth age, and God forlidIhu
shoudgct myself In trouble by revealing
Of This sort; have too long
Loved pretty woman with poets feeling,
- Ani when boy, IN day dream and IN song,
rave knelt me down aud wOrshipp'd them alas
They never thanked me foI't-but let that pass
I've Tel; iuil many heart ache in my Jay,
Al the mere rushing Of a muslin gown,
Ani caught some dreadful colds, blush 10 saw
Whilc shivernx In the shade Of beauiy's froSn
They say her stniles sun beams it NAV be-
But ne'er sunbeam would she throw on me.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-27
BY r. IL. DICKINSON.

On Ne.in esiay, 81 Il ms commencing lOl O'Clock
VIII sell ia front OF my store, without reserve
90 bags Laguyra and Il Domingo Coffee
. hhds Porto Rico SUGAR
IS boxes Woolsey a. woolsey's Double Refined Loaf
Sugar
~ bbls do III Crushed do
. do do do PulyeIized do
pipe Holland Gin
half pipes Brandy
DO Madeira Wine
10 or do do do
IS hhds Molasses
10 bales Mexican Moss
1000 Cigars
Okess Scotch Snuff
To which will be added,
few thousand pounds Spring Hill Factory Yarns
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-27
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA, SATURDAY, AUGUST 81, 1872
NOTICE.

I'VE sse this occasion 10 give notice that keen con
sanily on hard, stoves, Crates and Cooking Ran
q rs OF all kinds that generally in this natk.
Of our manufacture which will on reasonable
Terms ho. Motia Agricultural Furnaces for sicaminr
iood for Stock which will sell the tnlnufaeiuTers
riiees seI adding the expenses, Tn stove and
hheat Ton lanufieofy, near the Bell Tavern where An
Kinds II work I'm line viii be done on The most
sonaLc terms aud the shortest notice RooGns with Tia
OF Copper, Cuiterlnz etc. "a Il WELLER
APPS a. Rt-h,uard ",