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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-12-05
FOR S.4LE-.4n erceilent Second Hont
Square
PIANO FORTE.
Enu1ire nj tins office julv la.
For the Growth of Hair.
CREAM OF MARCUS,
fhe .incient Spikenard

ONE of the most eficacious aud Innocent
productions ever yet discovered, tor making
the hair grow thick, tong and glossy; while
Mt the same time it eGeetudlfy prerents from
turning gray.
Ladies and Gentlemen who are DESTROYS of
preserving or acquiring that beautiful orna-
ment, fine head of hair, have only TO afford
this preparation a fair trial TO be fully con.
WINGED OF its really being one OF the most pow.
erful anNiiariesthey could possibly employ for
the attainment of their pnrpose--as II not
ouly admirably promotes the rapid growth Of
the hair, aud prevents it from falling off, but
at the same time it perfectly preserves lis ia
iura gloss, color aud beauty, EVEN 10 extreme
old age. To artificial tresses, also, If is ot
considerable service; as il imparts a delicate
perfume, gives the gloss of nature, nd con-
siderably strengthens The curl, which oil, Of
every description invariably tend to weaken,
il not to destroy; but tor tins purpose. il $ onld
not be used too proiusely.
THE above valuable article, to he had At
c. A. Nthers' Book Store, and at the Drug y
Medicine establishment of
WALTER II. MIDDLETON,
Nov. Al. tlJan.29
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Stone Ware & FIoMer Pots,
DoCT. J. ToCTL,

HAS removed from Liberty, Bedford
10 Lynchbnrg, where he will faithfully
attend to the duties OF his profession, VIZ -
Practice of Physic, Surgery, Midwifery, &C.
Also, diseases OF the Eye and Ear in particu-
lar cases, where surgical treatment can give
hopes Of success. My Office i, Oh Main street.
over Mr.. John I. Hunts Je"elry Store, next
door 10 David q Robert kyles Store.
J. FOOTE.
N. u. By operative and Medical Surgery,
can cure most cases OF Cancers, Weus,
9crophnins and other iumors and disense. Of
a local nature to which the human family are
subject. Noyl7 tsl5
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Eurther Supplies
OF
STAPLE d. FANCY GOODS.


PURCHASED at the AUCTION SALES in
New York for CASH, which we are de-
termlned to sell at the very lowest matket
prices.
Rose, and London Dufle, Bristol and point
Blankets
Red, white, and green Flannels, assorted
Heavy owanskn do
Do twilIed FIusbings, for big coats
A large assortment Of 6ne and coarse Cassl'
nets
CIarct, Brown, Olive, Grey and Green Cloths
fashionable shades TOR trock coats
Shepherds and Hirsts imperial blue a. black
Cloths
Maria Louisa blue Pelisse cloths
Snperfne and common mlled drab do,
Real Italian and Florence biack silks
Black and coloured gro de- Naples and vel
veteen do.
Heavy chun, black Leventecn.
French and English winter calcoes, large
aud very choice supply entirely new m
fashion and colour.
Elegantly worked Swiss, India, and Jaeonet
muslin Robes
Worked swiss and India null tlandkerchlets
A rich assortment of Thread, gimp, and bob'
binett Laces.
Al Plain and figured bohhnett
4 spIendid assortment OF Rich worked indla
and Swiss null muslins
xyyvvTsHxl m TrV VYTlT,UTT for
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-12-05

1--WE subscriber respectfully informs his
u friends and the public generally, TINT he
has commenced the Bo0k-SELLlNG BUSI
NESS in the house formerly occupied by Mr..
William Digges, and opposite the store of
Messrs. G r Norvell 4 W. II. Morgan where
he will receive additional supplies of all the
new and periodical publications Having
made arrangements with the most extensive
houses in Baltimore. Philadelphia, New York
aud Boston, he pledges himselfihat any Law
Medical, Miscellaneous, School or Blank
Books which may be wanting, which he may
not have, he will endeavor TO obtain the same
through his correspondents Al the north
Country merchants, teachers Of academies
&c. will find il to their advantage to call aud
examine his stock, which will be very com-
plete. The Subscriber pledges himself TO pay
strict attention to business, and every ever
ton on his part will be used for the heueG Of
those who may favor him with their patron
age. CHARLES A NlTHERS.
Lynchburg, Sept. % ts7
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pa1srEp AND rusLisBEp BY
riETCHER a. RICH. u. ToLER
ELlpD M ofIhe Lars Of the Union.

rhe semi-Weekly Paper, at 50, aud the
" =. paner. at 50 per annum, payable IN
Weekly M subscription will he received for
sdyao, ,ime than six months and no paper will
IS, ,s UNI Out at the discretion OF the
be ,, al,sY until all arrearages are paid, -
Editors i.,artisements will be inserted at 80
VI sonare (or Less the first time, and
cents pc. .ats for each continuance Those
81 IL 4;.,ance must be paid for previous to
from a. a's, or the payment assumed by
Their llnlssoonsible person in Lynchburg.
some t esaneery orders are inserted for six
dollars Al letters addressed to the Editors must
" NJ I'm. mr. they will not be attended to
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FOR SALE,

9syA FOR SALE,
E.,M The HOUSE and LOT, on Dia-
GIii.& mond Hill, formerly occupied by
4aA Capt Eppes Spain. II is com
Portable and desirable situation for family
residence. The terms of sale will he made
accommodating For further particulars, aP
ply 10 T.. Fletcher
ELIZABETH MURDOCH.
innp 9
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Can nor be had IN Tin ROrt,, al % aud 81 cts
per Dor.
slHE operation -, these pills is perfectly
mild - as To be- used ~ snlrfy hy pee
suns in every 81 ,alion, aud Of very age,
u Please inquire for Les .ipti-btiioui
PiH,," with the signature OF
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CO. T1cemty FIVE Cents. aE0
Lees famous Anti-bilious Pills.


Can nou be had IN Tin ROrt,, al % aud 81 cis.
per Dor.
lkliE operation ~ these pills is prrl't Ia
- mild, 20 as 10 be used IN sni.ty by PEE
son, in every 81 aiion aud OF Every age
u Please inquire for Les .lnti-btiiou,
PiH,, with the signature OF
NOAH RIDGELY,
tLsic Michael Ire y &c
rs none other arr genuine.
DRAH SIR.-nnvlng made use ol the war;
Gus Pills IN my family, offered 10 the puhllc
for the last % yenfs, and having found Your
celebrated Anti bilious Pills, the most eihCh.
cIous in cleansing the stomach aud bowels,
removing head aches aud ,itl stomach, aud
having used them for some years past cnn
have no hesitation IN stating. that believe
them "a (rcrresented) most valuable Fam,
ly Medicine. JACOB SMALL,
Conway street, Baltimore.
Lees Worm Lozengcs.
A certain aud powerful rrmedy for de.
stroying all kinds ol worms.
Lees Elixir,
A sovereign remedy for colds, obstinate
coughs, cptarrhs, asthmns, sore throats and
approaching eonsumptions.
Lees Sosereign Ointment for the
Itch.
Warranted 10 cure by one application,
free from mercury or any pcrniciou- Ingredi
eut.
Lees Ague and Fever Drops,
Warranted 10 cure II taken according 10
the directions.
Lees Nervous Cordial and Grand
Restorative.
general debility, nervous disorders, loss oil
appetite, &c
Lees Essence aud Extract Of Mus.
tard.
An nfallibe remedy for .prains, bruises
rheumatism, nunihurss, &c. &c.
Lees Indian Vegetable Specific.
A certain and etiectuaI cure tor the vcn.-
real and gonorrhpn.
Lees Tooth Ache Drops,
Which give immediate relief
Lees Tooth Powder.
Which cleanses aud beaull6es the testh
Lees Eye Water,
A certain cure Tor sore eyes.
Lees Anodyne Elixir,
For the cure ri headaches
Lees Corn Plaster.
For removing and destroying Corns
Lees lip Salve,
u Please to take notice, none are gehu.
inc without the pr"prctor's .ignnture,
NOAH RlDGELY, Late Michael LC, 4. Co
u Hundreds OF cases of cures perIo rmed
by The above truly valuable Medicines could
be given, did the limits Of newspaper admit
OF it,
a. The above valuable Medicines are sold
BY Thomas j. Dnval, sole Agent Tor tn" pro
prirtor at Lynchburg-who has just receiS d
fresh supply trom Baltimore.
Nov. II.
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A PETITION will be presented to the
IA General Assembly AT its next Ses-
sion, for leave TO make n paved or graveled
road, from some suitable point on THE Lynch.
burg and Salem turnpike road, below the FIRST
toll gate, to Cooke or west street, in the town
Of Lynchburg. Nov IL. ts2s
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WOCLLL.N MS.

lust oPsnsa large ard general aasort
~ menD ot woollen8o oil every descrpli.
on, suitable The seas0n, which will be- sold nj
prIces worthy the attention oil purchasers
At.the store Of
ANDREWS d BROTHERS.
Nov. II
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MORE FIRE II
MEDICINES. &C.
Il

AAA8
n New York and Phil.
, articles, which togf
land, renders his "a.
e, viz
Anis do.
ssgo do.
Saffron, English
Sponge
Sal almoniao
Fresh mace
Nutmegs
Flower benzoin
Calcined magnesia
Small lump do.
Large do. do.
PINK root
White rrrcipitaie
Crude anthony
Essence burgamot
Do lemon
Salt petre refined
Iamarinds
Topioea
lsingIass, superior
Bateman's drops
British oil
Ess. peppermint
StoiIghton's bitiers
Godtrey's cordial
burlington S bHlsam
OF life
Harlem oil
Andersons pills
Dyotts do.
Hooper's do.
Lees do.
Oil wurmseed
Golden tinc'ure
Paul's patent Colum
bisn oil
CepIlaIic stuff
Cologne water
Steers Opodelqdoc
" hilewell's lig. do.
Swain 5 pauaced
Austin's ointment for
the piles
Small Gales and " IS.
Spring trusses
Com. 80.
Comp mortars assorf'
ed
Evans crown lanCets
Common do.
Spring do.
Durable ink
Red and black waters
Tooth instruments
Spaiulsrs assorted
Patent lint
Macabau SNUFF
Lorrilard's do.
Scotch do.
Scented rappee do.
Walls from ! to s OF.
Tooth brushes, silver
wire
ancy walls
Pill boxes
Sulphuric ether
Vitriolic do.
Attridge's tincture
Gentian root
Cnnella alba
Orange peel
Lemon do.
Balsom Iolu
Do. Peru
Cur,inmon seed
Physicians furniture
&C. &c.
I. MIDDLETON,
opposite Post ONCE.
ts21
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Petition will be presented 10 the mex
"A ieli'ature Of Virginia praying the eA
tension OF ths limits OF The Corporation Q
Lynchburg.
Nov. 4w25
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-12-05

Staple, Fancg and Fashionable.
PURCHASES lately m d aud now ma.
King IN lie CITY OF New York, by our senior
partner enables ns to offer 10 our friends and
me pubic generally, Il very choice assuri.
menl oi laie imported Goods, in which may
tie found the greatest variety of staple, Fan.
CIV, fashionable aud useful article. ever e.
hibited In this market The following are the
heads otsnch goods rs Wr nssa5#i keep
II y GOODS
Almost every article of Foreign and Domes.
tic woollens-Gne aud sup rfne
complete -teck of cotton goods. PLAIN, prin.
ted and worked
An assortment OF worsted goods. including
hosiery
Every kind OF silk goods
Figured and plain silks, rihband,. hosiery
Grapes and bandkerchiefs in lhs greatest
variety.
lawns, diapers, &C.
4 full assortment OF American cotton goods
bIeached, unbloached, aud PLAIN from } 4
to u !
Cotton warns from the hest factories
A handsome assortment of cotton, silk aud
thread lace cords
lSst WI w sb NJ Ia.
A general assortment, together With black
smiths tools
y. DDI.ENN.
Con,istiug Of plated ware, worked and cot.
ton wehbs, hog shius, saddle trees, &c.
ON MN IN aNE
A prea variety Of Liverpool y DELPHI ware
by the dozen or package
Gsta = WARE.
A beautiful assortment of cal aud plain glass,
IN great variety
CANpE ,ASG.
Best Brussels, English ana scotch-& Bin.
ding
SNOEA.
A complete assortment OF prnnella, Md Mo
rocco aud seal skin ladies aud ohildrens- s.
also mens dne aud coarse
NaAs'
Men aud boys castor, roram, white l. black
wool, aud Morocco
GNOC EisAES.
Brown and Loaf sugar, coffee, spices. salt, dye
stufs aud paints
ktQNONS.
Old Jamaica rum, cognac brandy, Msiern
Ienerihe, Malaga, Claret ana Champaign
wines
AAILS-al SIZES
Cotton aud wool cards
Looking glasses, general assortment of
toilet and mantle
Leghorn and straw bounets
Stationary.
Our stock will Al all times present to pur.
chasers, n, wholesale or retail Inducements
equaIto any III Virginia, both as To variety
and cheapness--.Ne therefore confidently
hope TOR continuance OF past iavors.
MkEE . MEEM.
Nov. %,
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-07-14
3 One Hundred & Seventy
|" .SiI e. 3-4ltks Acres.
Trust Sale.

DY virtue oftwo Deeds of Trust, executed
- to the subscriber by William Nicely on the
22d day of November, 1924, I shall. for the
purposes therein mentioned, before the front
door OF the courthouse Of the county OF Nor
gan, on TIsps,iay the 2sth day Of J,ty. proceed
to I'll TO the highest bidder. for CASH, the
6ys !. following
+ tracts orparcel Of Land,
Wy blng in the county of Morgan. viz:
->~AA- = one hundred acres lying on both
sides Of Capt. Johns run, formerly the proper.
~ of Christopher Maecus. lately known as
Bsrett's; one other part Of Tract. adjoin-
ing the same and known as Aforesaid, contain
ing one hundred acres. One other TRAIT.
on The drains OF Sleepy Creek, near Captain
Johns run. supposed to contain enc hundred
and nineteen acres, adjoining Michael Gray
and John easier; and one half part of one o.
ther TRACT to be laid oft at the south end
of larger tract. containing four hundred and
fifty acres. sdjoining the lands of Richard Smith.
Hugh Maxwell. deceased. and Peter Yost.
which said parcel of land is TO be laid otf as to
contain one hundred acres.
Such title only as is vested in the undersign-
ed as Trustee, will be made to the purchaser.
BARNET LEE.
June 5o.-ctds
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-07-14

At meeting Of the Roard of Managers ofthe
Berkeley Auxiliary Bible Society, held on
Monday. July 4. 1925, the following reso-
lutions were adopted. and ordered to be
printed.
Rese'rsd, That the Treasurer give notice 20
the several collectors. that an account of their
collections viii be expected at tina neat meet.
Tag OF the Beard, which will be on tho FIRST
Mondsy in August neat
- Thst the Managers endeavour 10 as
certain, aithoat delay. what Families or ind'-.
viduals are destitute Of the scriptures within
the sphere of this Society.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-07-14
COEIEN'S

Lottery and Exchange Office. la .'farket,sf.
BALTIMORE
Where in the late State Lotteries, were sold
the Great Capitals Of 100000 deliars-40,O00
dollara--two OF 10000 doliars--three OF 10000
dollar., besides no less than twe,ve capitals of
900 dollars, sc. and Trhere more capital prizes
haze been obtained than q. any other Office M IL
mcl7ca.
OJOvders IRON any part Of the United States
or Territories. enclosing the caah or pti1es IN
any ofthe Lotteries, (post psid) viii meet our
accustomed prompt attention. -.4dthess 10
J 4. COHEN, Jr.-- baltimore.
GTAdyenlurers at a distance may at all times
with confidence forward their Rennttanees to
COHEN'S OFFICE; tor if the Scheme shoaId
be drawn when their Orders arrive, the a.
noun enclosed will be returned by the first
mail, or will be invested in the most advisable
Scheme, next TO be drawn
BaitiGsre, JuLy Z, 1925.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-07-14
Lands for sale.

WISH to sell my Lands, lying in the ccun.
~ OF Morgan. four miles from the town or
Bath. containing about 400 asres. nearly the
whole OF which is in timber, The improve
ments are a.olerable good Dwelling House. &c.
a young orchard Of choice fruit, several snrinrs
OF excellent water on il Twill take far this
Tract of Land two dollars and fifty cents neg
acre; three hundred dollars Of which must BE-
ps'd in hand and the balance in yearly payments
- may be sgreed upon. Those wishing to pur-
chase, VIII apply Immediately, sit is my wish
TO sell IS soon as convenient. vuuId also ELI
any one Of three other Tracts of ,firnber..t
Land, in said county on application.
WILLIAM Nicely,
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BEsIED(5E Se
Notice to Bridge Builders

vSRoM the 25th day of July to the LIST day Oh
i August next, the subscriber viii receive,
a. his Office in ST Clararilie, Ohio, written
proposals for the erection Of the Bridges on the
FIRST Division OF the National Road between
C.nton and ZaHesYilie, IN the State Of C"..s'. -
The Bridges viii be built of Stone. One win
raoulre three arches of 50-40-3O feet spans
Two viii require, each. an arch Of IS feet
span. Il One an arch of - feet span, and seve-
raj arches of smaller size. The plans will be
exh, bted at that time. Recommendations Tor
skil. in bridge architecture, aud for integrity
and industry, will be expected to accompany
the proposals,
CASPER w. VIEWER,
SnberiaieadsHE
S.. Clsirsyiie. o. June 30----5Y.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-07-14

q 2aiy /" TSs post aipstsr is ind er the neces-
r >: ., sne NJ persons who may call for
sy - or news papers that the cash must be
cad. NoIetter O. papers viii hereafter I DC
Charged to any except N, Sc 10 whom quarterly
accounts are kept;
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-07-14
Notice TO Millers.

<s,nzA r WISH to rent my mill. situstcd 9.
FT.R I bout Il miles from Winchester,
Ess..gA Oh one of the best streams of water
sAs2-2s in the country. There are two w.
ter wheels oyershot, and three pair OF stones.
with the necessary machinery to nanufactnre
-four with convenience, and in fact one OF fhe
most money making mills in the country, and
safe from floods. TO a man thai understands
The business Of milling, It is favorable object.
Por further particulars inquire OF
J. McALLSrER
Greenwood Mills Inns 3o---3w
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-07-14
Five Dolls. Reward.

DAN away from the subscriber LIVING on ~
ID reckon Creek, near Newcomers hln'
on Tuesday morning the 2lst ult. an apprentice .s
bow, bound by order Ct court to learn ,r = ,n y
Coopering business, named PtliAr bt"na'
in his nineteenth year of age, has oars eni MI
black hair. about fise feet high; nav -, 80,
took with him two new muslin shirts. two par
new linen pantaloons, one pair cassinet OTTO
fluid .nsey coat aud waist-coat, nearly new
new fur hat ard wool hat about han "o'"'
one pair of Jeffetson shoes about half worn no
other clething recollected The above re
ward will be paid for the apprehension OF said
apprentice and returning him to the SUBSCRIBER
All persons are strictly forwarned i'om Oar
boring or employing sara apprentice, as IT IS
the firm determination Of the subscriber ~
prosecute every person that may be found gull
ty OF either.
July z
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Doct. IV.M. r. STEWART,

pEGS leave to inform the Inhabitants
ID Msrtinsburg and the adjacent country.
that be has commenced the Practice OF Physic.
and hopes from his unrcmiiting care and atten-
tion to the duties of his profession, 10 merit
share of public patronage. He can be found
at all times, in bis Office directly opposite that
of DR.. McSheFry's. or At Mr.. groesen's tavern,
as he intends boarding there.
Mardnshurg, June 80. If
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1825-03-02
For the Massachusetts Spy.1
ArtS and Sciences.

To women the field of science has always
been considered forbidden ground. There
have been many who have become eminent
in the more inviting and congenial depart
ments ofPolite literature, aud who have gath.
cred rich flowers in the regions of poetry and
fiction. The paths of scientific research have
been thought too thorny 10 be trod by woman,
and its mazes too intricate to be followed
by female ingenuity. Notwithstanding this,
it is remarkable fact, that one Of the most
splendid works published in the eighteenth
century, work of berculean labor, written in
the Latin tongue, is indebted for much of the
elegance and purity of its style, to the hand
OF lady. This work was the .Heihodic No
Soiogy of "a. de Saucages, a distinguished ply
stefan and philosopher of Montpelier. 1t has
been pronounced purer in Latinity, with the
exception Of some English, and a few Italian
books, than any medical writings of modern
times. The accomplished assistant Of SAUNA
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1825-03-02

stockings, and one glove on the right
hand. The next day the pantaloons
were found very bloody, and in the
watch fob $40 in United States Bank
notes, wrapped round silver dollar,
which had escaped the eye of the muir
derer; the watch gone and at the dis
lance of 200 yards the coat and hat
we're found, the latter much broken ny
the blows on the head; and, at short
distance, Desha's loaded whip, the butt
end shattered to pieces.
The discovery Of the horse of the de-
ceased in the possession of Desha, led TO
his apprehension at the house of his
father-in-law, who is said to be a man of
great responsibility. and who, indignant
at the Injured honor Of his family, de-
clared that he should never enter his
house again, whether he was condemn
ed or acquitted. So satisfied was he of
his guilt, that he abandoned him to his
fate. Indeed, it is but too probable that
this is not the FIRST murder he has COM
mitted. Mr.. D. member of the bar,
recently from Louisville, and now resld-
ing at Natchez, declares that Desha at
tempted 10 murder him in the same man
ner about year ago. They were rid
ing together on horseback, when Desha
made some excuse for falling behind A
short time afterwards he looked round,
and saw Desha, with club uplfted, in
the act of telling him from his horse ; he
cIapt spurs to his horse and escaped.
He was silent from prudential consider
ations he was young man unwilling to
provoke the resentment of a family so
powerful and influential, as he was about
to leave Kentucky.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1825-03-02
.MATIOMAL EXHIBITIONS

The National Journal contains notice Of the
recent exhibition of Manufactures at the
rotunda, in the Capitol at Washington,
from which it appears that the Manufac-
lures Of this County held conspicuous
rank, as will be seen by the following ex-
tract.
Amongst the articles which we're ex-
hibited, we observed superb specimens
of domestic broad-cloths, cassimeres, SC.
from the Wolcott Woollen Mandatory,
at Southbridge, Massachusetts, as well
as from the manufactures Of Millbury,
in Massachusetts,; Litchfield, in Connec-
ticut; Steubenvlle, in Ohio; and other
establishments, the names of which
have escaped us, from the hasty manner
Of the survey we we're enabled to take.
The maximum price Of the broad-clolhs
was ~ dollars per yard.