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Litchfield enquirer., 1830-04-15
Dumtries' Remedy for Me Piles z

Nep case of c care Boston, November 24 CIR,--fhe Pile Ointment and Eleciuary lately had O of you, has had an excellent effect. have been troubled tor years with the Piles, and have never found any remedy that would compare with yours The late attack severe one, but the relief was almost immediate. take great pleasure in commu- ncnng this yon fer the benefit of any who may be
 Ar. kiGder. T. H-.
 The original letter may be ssen at the Counting Room of the Proprietor.
 The proprietor of this medicine recommends it with the fullest confidence of the most valuable rem edieS yet discovered, for the of the painful and facilitating complaint of the Piles. He deems it un- necessary publish any other than the foregoing timoDal in it's favor. This remedy has more perfectly answered the purpose for which it ie attended, than and permanent reiief both from the disorder itsel and its accompanying symptoms of pain in the lons ver- tigo head-nchc loss of appetite, indigestion, and otl marks of debility.
 The remedy is quite innocent and may be adminis- tered to all ages and both Plain and ample die rectioRs, with description of the complaint accom- pany each package. which conssts of two boxes, one containing Ointment and the other Electuayy.
 Price 4l for both articles, or 50 cents where but one only is wanted.
 The aboue ualunble Medicines, ,prepared from the origa0l MS. recipe cf the late Dr. ". Y. Conscay, 6y T. KlDDER, his immediate success sor and sole proprietor. For sdle (scitk all the other Conway Mcdicine.) at his counting room, over No. 99. Court street, corner of Hanover street, Boston, and by his speciGi appointment by
 Sons,eL Buel, Liichfeld, Edicdrd Cotcles.
 Soasth Farms. Daniel Norton, CanGan, and
 J.. c. Hatch, Neso- Preston.
 Observe that none are genuine unless signed ny T. BIDDER on the outside printed wrapper.
 large discount m ade to Country Physician. Ira ders, 6sc. e5w1y29
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-04-15

The Williamsovn, MS. Lyeeum hassN Noaaa to plant nursery Of 900 white mulberry srsea early n ths spring, and aPpoinsod COmnitss e cary sks ssss~ lotion ine0 effect
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-04-15

On the evening of the 2oth ultimo, as the Breechin gaoler was paying his evening visit to the prisoners under his charge, Ire found that tho door of the cell of the pri-
 soner Temple, committed on suspicion of having robbed wright's shop on Deeside.
 was barricaded on the inside. The gaol-
 CT of course demanded admittance which
 the prisoner stoutly refused. and the gaolAr gave notice to the authorities, some of whom immediately repaired to the spot. It was then found that. besides barricading the door, the prisoner had kindled fire in the cell; and the water engine was there's fore sent for and speedily arrived. The prisoner still, however. .obstinately persisted in maintaining his post, and refused to al- low the door to be opened. But the win- dow of the cell afforded the means of intro- ducing the pipe of the engine. by which the fire was speedily extinguished, as it arose from merely some straw and rags, the cell being entirely paved and ceiIed with stone. The intrOduction of the pipe of the engine
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NEW BMNM9.


ME subsc, iber would inform his
- friends aud the public. 10 general
that he has received q new supply of
Books, which added to HE fosmsr
stock. makes his assortment com pIete.
Among which are
Emersons North Ameri, sm Arithms-
tick--6rst part
Smiths Practical Arithmetic, on q new
plant in which mental arithmetic 10
ycembined without the use Of slstxs
kothlsrd, Novel in 2 vols
Henowen, do /; Pirate do
Geosge Barnwell-A Antiquary
The Rins Common prsyer Books
Helene Pilgrimage
An assortment of slstes, together
with avariety Of School Books u.s ally
found in Book Store.
Also, Childrens Books. Toys, &c.
or lie still continues the busines.
Of Book Binding in all its variety, at bis
Old Stand.
NATHANIEL CHURCH, in.
Rrixt I. Npc o6
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Dnss?oI %. AT q Csust -sf Probate
holden II Diskton. 10 ssd fsr said
Csaoty. o. the eighth day Of Jsnus-
~, A. b. 1850.
VNIEREAS lNsthsa Pierce. 3D.
" ministrstos Of the estass of
PELE0 PIERCE, late Of Rehobosb.
20 ssn County. decreased. has altered
lof allowance bic second account of
hts Standardization Of vhe estate Of said
deceased md also his private claim
against said esssts 8 Ordered that the
6rsi Friday sfter the frst Tuesday in
February ncxo st nins o'clock, before
noon. at the Court Of Prsb.ts then to
be holden at Dighton. in said county,
be assigned for taking the sali.accounis
into consideration ; end that the said
Nathan, give notice thereof 70 eli per
sons Interested. BY causing m a,tested
copy of this order TO be psbl;shed
lhree weeks succsssively in the North
ern Star. printed in Warren, be-
fore the said time. that they may be
present and shew cause, IL any they
have. why the SAID accounts should ~,
be allowed.
II. BAYLIES. Judge Of Probate.
A true copy Attest.
d. u. w. COBB. Register.
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IN PRESS,

IlN NAo0s
A ND will ,o.n be published by LIN I.
~ COLIN 4 EDMA>DS. a D,c,ion
ary OF the Bible, prepared erPress'y for
the soang. by Rev. Howard Malcolm.
History Geography. and Criticism are
brought to explain the difficult texts,
and all the proper names Of persons,
whose his, cry could be illustrated By
pr"fane history, a'e inserted. Every
thing has been extracted from Paxton,
Bro wn. Gurney, Wood, Newton, Cal
NUT and Whitby which was thought
use erul To children. Beside these au
th"Is, many or the late Gazzetteers,
Voyages. Travels and Missionary Re-
ports. have been consulted, and the
modern names Of ancient places ascer-
tanned. The work was chiefly prepar-
cd, during the authors leisure moments
" h,le ira, yelling as General Agent Of
the Amer lean Sunday School Union |;
and has since been revised with great
care. AZ nothing Of this kind now ex-
lists. Il is hoped il will prove valuabl'
accession to the Sabbath School libra.
ries.
Editors who give this netice three
or more insertion shall be entitled "a
a cupy or the work.
! Nov IL. Boston, Oct x.
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A Gel tain cure for the
TCH.


This filthy snd infectious disorder, be il
ever soin' eterate, may be cured in enc
hours application by the use or
DUMFRIES' OlNTENT.
II is unrivslled for the pleasaMfsess. ss6ss,
expedition, safsty and certainty. with whieh
II produces perfect cure Of this disease.--
The ointment is known TO be certain and ex-
peditious in its operation, rs to effect . cure
in ore 6ours application only! without any
haxard Of taking cold, as the composition doe
not contain the least ps rticle If mercury. or
sny other dangerous ingredient it may be
applied will, perfect safety 10 the state OF
pregnacy, and even to children at the breah
Prepared from the Original Recipe in u.
s. ofthe late DR.. W. T. CONWAY, by his i'm.
mediate Successor. and the sole Proprietor
T. KlDDER, Of whom it may be had whole
sale with alt n" other medicines prepared
by the late p. Conway) at his Count ng
Room, over No. 10, corner Of Court and Han
sver-streets, and at retail. BY his special up.
pointment, Of }. WILLIAMS, Warren, RI
~ Observe, uOne are genuine withou
the written signature Of T. KfDDER on the
outside printed wrapper.
For sale BY J, WILLIAMS. War
en-
Nov "a 'a
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A T the Annual Meeting Of tho Stock
"A hslder Of the WARREN BANK,
on Monday. 4th January. 1880. the
following Gentlemen were elected Di-
rector> Tor the year ensuing, viz -
James Md11eIt, Wiiiixm Carr, WI.
liam Collins. Naihan M. Whedton,
PsschaI Allen, Stephen Mason. Jeremi
al I1iiiiams. S. p. Child. and John
r. Wheaton.
Alta meeting If the Directors the
same day, NATHAN NJ. WHEATON,
Esq. was elected President, and
PETER CARPENTER, Cashier.
Jan 9. 1929 ft
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80 We ass ssqusslsd ~ s(stss. tAas Z
sarsssiy csaSsssses sf tnivsrsslNs xinb-
on. VII ~ ,hsld q tho Nerth sssssAlu
ess's = swpsby. % wednesday rsas.
~ spAslass d Nsssrssl slIn u ct -
psna fes 0DaAIsnsa's whishess q
~ss~~>~~~s~~ss~
~ eopsain u aeaass q the 0hie, 3D.
dss~ed - u tvsaty Eve ssstlsmss q hi,
sss's. visA ''osDsreI .shslTI help yss to ssms
bssf." whssssPsa iwsnsy thsss answsssd yss
- -. Thas sxaitiag ere n;i.tis la~s.
:>~~~~s~>s~~e~~
Ihs name u The hsastifst youna lady Who
sss rsssasiy dsseysd into ssauisss 10 New
rSths sud . happ lysssspsd irsm probssls
Asa. was 0ordSa, and hss father lives n
JHaidse street. 6hs fsll. exhausted, in from,
Of xr Hyast's houss, fsssl street b convey
Cd her ho,ns. Hos health has bssn serious &
II Gsessd and her mindhas not 70, entirely
ssosvsrsd from The shock. Previous to the
sssrsss. she had received some anonymous
lstssrA warning her Of danger. which she dis
regarded.
49, Ny~~ ANsSNN
AoE oy MEcHAxIsM. A machine
has lately been Invented in Paris fo-
threading aeedies. II operate 20 Ger
tsioly and resiily that a blind 4 AN
may useit.
~~rC~>N~ss~~N~V
Proposals are issued, NJ WashinetoR
Yor publishing President Jseksons Mes
cage Vn SATIN.
The L-ndon newspapers announce.
With great sc'emnity. the import ant
Nct. that "ihe Princess Of Orange,
yister Of the Emperor of all the Rus.,as.
hs- been made quite III by the sudden
appearance Of a chimaey srrep, who
sntered her roomi by mistake !" She
though' Old Nick had come for her.
The House Of Representatives. Of
Georgia is composed Of comparatively
young men. The average ofthcir ages
10 but 2S. and the oldest member is bu'
IS
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WAENgN.1p

IN Rehoboth. on Sunday evening last, by
ne Rev Mr. Vernon. Capt Joshua Miller 10
Miss Hannah Bullock. daughter Of the late
Ar Kent Bullock al Of that tewn.
''In Providence. Capt Nathan Child. <formsr
y Of this tewn) to Miss Louisa Child. OF this
fSwp,
IN Providence, M Daniel X Briggs. Of
Warwick. TO Miss NehitsLle Capron. Of Prov
jdsnce.
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DIED,

In Bristol. on Saturday last, at the ksylun.
Mr. William Bosworsh. .ged 80 one Of tho
few remaining Soldiers Of the Revolutionary
War.
IN Bristol. On Tuesday last, Mn kexiah
kmsbury, rslict Of tho late sdr Joshua Ans
bury, o. this town, sged % years
In Ne 'port. on Saturday last, saddenly'
Mrs Maria Brown. wife OF Mr. Joseph Met
calf Brown, formerly Of Bristol. aged Sc yea,
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Nottre.

A T the Annual Meeting ofthe Stock
IA holders Of the BRISTOL UN-
ION BANK, holden on Monday. the
9Th day Of Jsnusry, 1880, the folIow.
ing named gentlemen were elected Di
Iecioss for the ensuing year, viz =
Parker Borden. Samael Coggesta.L,
Nathan 'ei Csggeshaii, Epkraim Git~
ford, George b. Maaro, Greeascsod
Reymsids, Bepjamin Hall, Josiah Good
ing. and WiIliiam Coggeshau.
At q snbseq,e.n meeting Of the Di-
sec'ors, PARlrA BoRDsN. Esq. was E.
lsc,ed Presilsut. for The ensuing yesr,
Wu. COGGESHALL. Cashier.
BRISTOL, Jan Q, 1880.
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Foreign and domestic
GOODS AT LONG ROOM.

A DDIrlONAL supp'ies Of season
IA able articles hare heen received
the last week. at the LONG ROOM,
which renders the assortment one OF
the most extensive to be found in the
State.
(. JOHN r. wHEAToNh b co hav
ing disposed of almost ever; ysrl OF
HOOLEN GOODS, on hand previous
to their late purchases. their present
STOCK consequently 10 ne'0 and fresh.
and was bought al Auction, end select
ed with care from the first haxds AT the
iosest. prices: which circumstances
must offer decided inducements to pur
ehssers OF other places, as we'll ~
this, to call add expend their money to
he best sdvautage.
October "a.
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VAHWABLN LAIRD
FOR SALE,

oy-AT REDUCED pRICE
He Proprietors Of the south least county
Townships Of tho HOLLAND PUiR
CHASE, in the western part Of the STATE Of
New York, now ofEer the unsold land in those
townships for sale. al tho following reduced
prices, viz,
In quantit,es Of 1000 acres or over lying
a. Contig Gus and compact a. may be, q, ono
dollar and twenty-five cents per acre, and in
less quapdtes, MT enc dollar and fifty cen, 5
per acre, for cash in hand, and at two d0a-
lars per acre. Rve per cent Of the purchas Q
money Il. advance. and the residue payable
IN eight equal annual inst ailments, the first :,
be pad in three years from date, with inter
est on the residue from that time only.
These townships are distinguished by Nos
I, q and 8, in the Let, End. and Bird ranges
Of the Holland Purchase, lying in tho towas
Of Friendship. Bolivar, and Cuba. IN Allega-
nv County, and ilean. and Hinsdale, in Cats
tafsugus County.
The face Of the country is diversified with
hills AMI vallies, but not mount ainou,, the
soil rich and easily titled.
II il covered with great variety of tim
ber Of luxuriant growth. The country 10
we'll watsred and remarkably healthy. Va
rious roads use opened through the tract !;
houses Of public worship mills and school
hou have been erected therein.
A the title IS indispMable, 1t is believed
that this tract presents more inducement TO
the enterprisine emigrant. than say other in
the State. For Further particulars apply to
the subscriber, at the Office Of the Holland
Land Company q, this place,
STALEY N CLA
Ellicsttville, Cataraugus Co. (N.Y) !
lima L 1929 i02N6m
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DANCING suTn0Ls

NMt ID. 4. CAPkON respectfully
III informs the Ladies and Gentle
men of Warren. and viciaty, that b.,
viii open a Darcing School, at Col
Coles Hotel. on Tuesday the 5th o1
January. 1880. Hours Of tuition Eoi
Ladies from 2 to5 p. NJ Gentle,
men from 6 To- 2. Terms S3,pe sch o
ar.
nos 1S
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MN bRobsC AOll- EySe
- ION. oa The prsm-
isss. ON the End day u Jaaussy. a. =.
laS0s Al a,o'clsck. st1esnosa, lIl the
right, title, and inssSkAt ~kteh John
Kelley. Lydia Rcgcrs. Betsey Holden.
samuel J. hsshewson. snd esIry NAH
swson. had "n the frst day OF Septem
ber, A. d. 1893. 1t ~ esclock belore
noon. in and 10 4 certain lot or Land
with Dwelling Hsuss ttereos stand
ing, situate in the Town Of Warren
and bounded - follows, to wits begin
ming at the South Esst csrnes thereof,
and thence running N"rtherIy sixty
nins feet BY Wafer street. ihence turn
ing end running Westerly. snd bounded
Northes'y hy land laiely Of Duncas
kaIIsy. deceased. ninety feet, thence
South and boundeI Westerly by Land
'stely Of said Dsseps Kelley. sixty
"Ine feet, TO lane or street, aud thence
Easterly apd beundsd Southerly b, said
street ninety feet 10 the irst mention.
cd corner. contsiDing about orr eighth
Of an acre, b~ the same more "r les ::
with all the privileges and sppe.tenau-
ces thereunto belonging, t. satisfy an
Execution in favor of the Pre-. .ilent,
Directors and Company Of the War
rem Bank. vs. said Kelley. Rogers,
Holden. & nd Samuel ]. and Sally Msth
swson, ltvied thereon.
SIMMONS COLE,::D. Sheriff.
Jan. 2.
@Tbe above sale stands s1journe
70 the Sd day Of May next at 2 o
clock. p. M.
SIMMONS COLE, D. Sheriff
Jap. 9.
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HaR. JOHN }. LYON will open y
Vl School, At Col Cule's Hall, on
Wednesday Evening next, for teaching
Sacred Musick. at One Dollar per quar
ter. two evenings per week, If sufic
lent encouragement be obtained. A
subscription paper is opened at the
Post Office.
January g, 1880
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF WARREN
ARRIVED SINCE our LAST.
Sloep Mount MoriaA, Martin, Il Providence

CD at New York brig Premium. Frink, Of
Shis port, for New Orleans
Cid At Charleston, 4:h schr Alias. Barr of
shis pert. for New Orleans
A, Wilmington LIST. brig VIM Hsnry. Cole
Of this port, II New York
Arr A. Newport on Tuesday, schr Genet.
Drayton. Of this Por from Wilmington
At Charleston. brig Neptune. Alien. from
Bristol
Cid At New Orleans Goth, brig Crawford.
Luther, Of this port for Charleston
Arr At New 0rleaas AID. ship Gov Fennsr
Martin. Of Bristol ff New York I'm the River.
Erig Brothers. Smith. from this port
Al Matanzas lst, brigs .Ariel, Coffin, OF
vhis port for New Orleans New Columbia, !,
Cole. from this port, waiting cargo.
At Havana. ship Charlotte, Church, from
Bristol
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m EVOLVING Ivory Pad Trusse.

m EVOLVING Ivory Pad Trusses
M very superior article. sroNE's
patent do with Spring Pads and Gu n
mon single .priug do. 1t has long been
a desiJeratu,n 10 end > material, which
should retain q smooth surface, not
liable to alter by the warmth and mott t
u,e Of the body, and stili possese q
sufficient degree Of firmness to accom-
plish the purpose :-ln ivor y, these
properties are found admirably uni
ted
For sale by the subscriber, togethe
with an extensive assortment in thr
Druggist line Fancy SeapsPerfumer-s
les, &c. &c.
JEREMIAH WILLIAMS.
july lS.
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6 bales brown sheetings, some very svps
ytor
] bale doShirtngs
] bale best bsdticks
] bale 81 Checks, indigo colour
q cases bleachcd Sheetings and Shirtings
just opened for sale very favorable . pun
chsscrs Apply 10
JOHN X. WHEATON 4 co.
Nov7,
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"A Pleasant remedy for
CORNS

"A lCtsstit iCtitCuy AOI
CORNS
gErhas been known for years. that the A.
x, bion Corn Plaster, adords immediate re-
hef and effects certain cure for Cor.s. In
its application according to accompanying III
rect,ons, the Corn j. sottened, a'teuuated, AMI
drawn out by the roots. without the lest
pain, or any OF the trouble aad danger atten-
ing the hazardous and iaefec'ual practceof
extracting the Cora by mere cutting.
The following instance, fro n many hthers o
a similar character, sufficiently attest to the
superiour efficacy Of the Albion Corn Plaster.
Certificate. 10 those afflicted with Corus
on the feet, do certify, hat have used they
Album Corn Plaster, with complete succesr
Before had used one box, it completely cur
ed Corn which had trou bled me tor many
years. make tins pu5licfor the benefit of
those afflicted with that painful complaint
(Siyued) W. SHAW.
Flushing ,Long-Island, Feb28.
Price IS cents box.
For sale W } WILLIAMS, Warren
DR. A. I. MooRE. Newport f; aud N
DuRFEk, Fail River,
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LONG XGQ1|

NGW oeeds have ben received this wesh
~ and ePspet fsr sals-slso expect 70 re-
ssivs u few dsxe . variety Of articles sssh
- ere % ss9ssst
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ELOuk-by che bbi- pilot
brsad- New york Cracksfs--
nsckersI Teas Sugsrs- Cof
fss-Rsisins Lard --Pork, ~
-sTkPHEN MASON. Jx. 7
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July is.
Valuable Medicine,

~ Recommended By unqtesiionabis ans
conclusive testimoniaIs.
0NHE Proprietor confidently offers 10 tho
~ public what experience has proved to
be enc of the most efficacious comp1unds =
tho .Maferia Mediea for the cure Of thin
tass Of distressing, dangerous and invetcrotst
Diseases, produced by an impure state oite,
blood, acrimony Of the humors, and viths
tod habit Of body, and usually exhibitiia-
themse Ives in the various forms If Scrophyon
Salt Rheuns, L eprosy, Sc. .dnfhony's Fsrid
Fever iSores. White Stceliings, Foul ane
obstinafe Ulcers, Sore Legs and Eyes
Sesld Head, Scnrvy and peneviat Tasns
where Mercury has failed.
DIR. RELIES BOTANICAL DROPS
ave, in multitude Of cases, cured these in
veterate and deep rooted complaints in their
worst aud most hopeless stages. Tho Drops
are also given with success for violent srupt-
ons after the Sseasles, red bloteAes, tester.
ing eruptiosss and PisHPlss on the face
snd in connoxion with DR.. Jebb's Linsment,
they remove srhite ssceilings Of the joints
the Scrophula, in its early shapes Of mere tu.
meAsrs behind tho ears and under tho chin,
aud swelling Of tho upper lip and nose, will
NOT only quickly yield to this preparation, but
ypohvlows ulcers, which have spread 10
snch an extent and depth, a. to erode the
earfilegss and effect the bones scifS earfes.
have bStn gradually and perinahSntly healed,
BY the perseveiing administration Of this
BOW efful nsdicme-the sunken squalid coup-
tenance restored to its 6orid hue 'hs vital en-
srQy re-sstablshed, and the wnVle system
purified and invigorafed.
INTERESTING CASES.
A Lady,to whom reference can be made
was Tor years afflicted with hulnours on her
neck, accompanied with frequent itching, E.
ruptious, and running sores. She had tried
var,vus remedies and taken the best medical
advice, but cosld get no permanent relief, and
her case daily becoming verse, tears wore
entertained ofa fatal termination Of her CON-
plant, whom friend providentially recon-
mended the Botanical Drops, four bottles oi
which effected . complete cure 10 the sur
pris and Joy Of hsrselfsnd ffisnds.
s.sPrepsred from tho original Recipe NE
Of the late Dr.. ". T. CoNwAvs BY T. kfp-
pxa. his fnmediafs swcessssy and the sole
loropriefey which with the other F" Genoa
Medieises,''is for sale Wholesale st hs Count
Iine Room, over Ne 20. corner Of Court and
lHspovsr-strests, Boston, and retsil, By bis
ispecial appointment. byJ. WiLLrAssss War
Issn, n. /.
In tlt Observe, none are genuine without fhe
written sigus.uss Of r. KiDDsR, % the out'
side printed wrapper.
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Nov a..

:D&ESK GOODS.
A EW Good, Of Va IOus kind, have
l% been received this week, and op-
eueu Tor sale at
LONG ROOM.
Nov IA.
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FOR SALE.

4 copies Of the Life ofthe
late Rev. John Summer
field.-Enquire at this Of
Ace.
Jan. 9.
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SINGING SCHOOL,

Jan 9. 1929
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fer sale b.
Dee 3
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Dee Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-28
Real Nothing Cellar.

VINIIE subscriber has hand all assortment OF chan
4 paigne and claret wine'; among winch are 'ih
plsnc de Grave, Madeira, &C. Of his own importation
London porter, ilibber's brown stout, Albany
Newburg and phisdelphs, Georgetown aud A'ex'''
ra ale and porter; bottled crab cider and good strohg
and distilled vinegar Csrks Of various qualities
Cash given for DID bottles.
CT Dying and scour,ng cont'nuedas heretofore
p. J. SALVErAr.
NJ Orders for any Of the ABOVE articles VIII be
attended TO- either for home abroad To suit the eli
mates 20 which ve.sels may be bound-an object VI
some importance comma ders who are aware of!heu
cabin stores being thus preserved.
II The editor, of,he Ni'io"al inteilgencer, wash
ington, Columbian Gazette, Georgetown Winchester
Republican Virginia Gazette, irrenton, and w ash
ing onian, Leesburs, will publish the above st, and
send their accv,,n,s 20 this Office.
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