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Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-01
NEW FALL AND WINTER
GOODS

NJ Market Square, Harpers- Ferry.
T$hE subscribers respectfully inform their
u friends and the public, that they have just
returned from Baltimore, with large assert
nent OF SE.1SO.N.3BLE GOODS, consisting
in part Of
superins blue and black Cloths.
Medium do. do
Superfne brown, olivs, green, drab and steel
mixed do.
Blue, black and fsncy eolored Cassimeres.
large supply Of CASSINETTS,
Baizes, sirge. 6snneIs, bombszetis,
CAliCOES, (ehoics patieIns,)
Stripe and plaid ginghsms.
Mourning do.
Merino, circassian. csmlet, plaid,
Spotted flannel and circassisn, table linen,
FRENCH LUSTRE, n beautiful article,
Bombozine, Irish linen, dim,ty kcnting,
Linen cambria, JacoDet and demi cambria,
Swiss, null aud book muslin,
Bishop La,rn. Swiss collars,
R,bhsuds. Betting, orch aud new styled
.ue'1no Long Shaufs,
t0-i and 6-4 Pfussian do. do.
Cashmere. cashmere and imitation do.
Cotton and Grape do.
Mer'no, cashmere, barsge and silk dress
haDdkerchiefs,
Grape, bsndsnns and flag handkerchief,
Linen cambria and cambria do.
NeNet, SIX, toiienet and So snsdowD ycstine
Gentlemsn's Stocks,
Gen,Iemen's hose aud half do.
ladies' silk, worsted and cotton hose,
Neat ossorimspts Of Ladies Ciorss,
Gentiemen's silk, beaver, bnckskin, Kid,
wool and hoskin gloves.
large stock Of DOMESTICS,
Bed ticking. Csoion flannel, checks, plaid..
Brown and biesched sheetings aud sbirling.
spun Cotton. sc. &c
I@dsears. Queen and Glass Ware, Tin Uay,
Az extensive supply OF SHOES, Cheap
HATS.
Liquors, Groceries, &c.
Salt, Castings,
Family Medicines, &c.
Al of which have been selected. from the
late arrivals, with much care AM attention
We therefore invite our customers, or nm,
Who may want bargains, To call at Nisfkst
square, and they stall not be disappointed
JOSEPH L. RUSSELL 4 co.
Oct. -, 1890.
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A dashing widow, Of great beauty,
ct ceiera, accidentally fell from boat
into the deepest part of Saratoga lake
'whereupon. three Of her admirers, all
Of whom had the dysPepsia. jumped in.
determined 10 rescue her or perish
What renders this affair very remark
able. the lady Aoatcd on the surface,
without the least danger; whereas the
gentlemen would all certainly have
gone to the bottom, had not one Of
them climbed to the top Ut her hat, and
the other two taken refuge in her
sleeves.
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TWO D1oRr CASES.

NJ r have Just received from the Auc
ton Rooms. two entire eases Of leg
horn FLATS. 10 addition 10 the two case. re-
ceiVed short time since those lust re-
reived are OF besuiiful quality. snd are
going on readily 81 81 IS. Z so. rs.
on. and upwards, for super quality: ~
can therefore ~iih confidence of pleasing.
invite ell sbo may want the article ie give
us call before they purchase Aiso, an
additional supply Of ricb Ribbons. straw
Bands. Sc. We would also invite the ~.
ienIion of the ladies 10 ~ extensive snd
splendid assortment Of GsuEe HaDdker
chiefs add Scsrfs, or every shade sod 60
Jour III e. LANE 4 CO.
Cbeapside. Sbepberdssown. Aug -.
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UGriesioUn. October G, 1880.
TNliE Stockholders Of the Smith.
4 field. ChaiIcsto~n and Harpers
Ferry Turnpike Company. are hereby no
fed. that an Insislment Of Eve dollars ner
share Of the stock Of said company fhe.
ing the 81 insialment) is required 10 be
pad TO Humphrey Keycs. Esq tie Urea
sufef Of the company. on the 1T day OF
November neat, and a further sun, oI
live dollars pr share. being the 4th IN
stslmeniJ IN like manner on the first dav
Of December next
By order e the BOsrd % Directors.
ANDREW HUNTER, Se,'g
Oct o, 1850
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NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
selected from the late arrivals, consisting
IN part Of
Superfinc blue, black. and fancy colourcd
Cloths.
Superfioe blue. grey. and mixed Cassi
mcres,
Cassinets. baixes, flanneis. bombaxcts,
Pls',is checks. ginghams c ambric jaco nct
Swiss, null, aud book muslins,
A good assortment OF very superior and
handsome VesIing.
\ large assortment OF very cheap calicoes
French lustre. "a handsome article,)
Nlerino circassizn, figured do.
Italian lustring. senshaws. florence silks.
SILK velvet; nankiu, canton, and Italian
Grape,
$ I. %, I0.A. Ia rose blankets,
5. 81. I. and 5 point do.
Linen cambria. Irish linen, dimity, do " las
Burlaps. and Russia shceting,
Large merino. long cashmere, imitation
and cotton shzwls.
Bandanns. flag, and black silk handker-
chiefs-Msdrss, Malabar, and cotton
flag do.-9obbinet, and bebbinet laces,
A neat assortment Of fancy dress handker-
ehiefs-Silk braid and gimps.
P'piog and cotton cord-Bed ticking,
GAUGE and Gros de Nap. ribbonds,
Bcltings, new style ,-Gentlemen's beaver,
boskin. buckskin. and silk gloves,
Ladies castor, hoskin, kid, and silk do.
Gsnilemen's hose, aud half do.
Ladies' elk, cotton, and worsted hose,
Ga, Sd, A., rs, and Sd brown cotton,
3.4. A. is, and 81 bieached do.
Spun cotton from No. toll,
Hats, shoes. and boots,
Hardware, china. glass, Tin, & queensvsre,
School books aud stationary,
Family medicines-snds an extensive supply
OF groceries, liquors, &c.
All Of which they arc determined to sell
low. They respectfully solicit share OF
public patronage. }. NEER s. CO.
GWheat, rye, corn. wool. and other
country produce, taken in exchange for
goods. at market price. J. n. 4 CO.
| October IS, 1880.
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TIMELY NOTICE.

YNlE undersigned. having positively deter.
n mined o0lssying Harpers-FeTry, wishes
TO settle his business a. speedily ~ possible
Therefore, all those indebted to him, either
by bond, note. or book account, ~,li 10 well
To call aud make suitable arrangements IN
ho'e Long indulgence has been given for.
thef eanno, sod will not be granted.
Tie has on hand. a large and general as.
soTtmept OF SEfSO.N.9BLE GOODS. toge
,her Nth general assortment a GrOceyies.
H0rdsraye. aud pseeHssrgye. sc. which will
be cold for cash, and cash only.
He will sell or rent, b,s STORE HOUSE
add DWELLING, for the term Ut three ,ears
Possession given on the Let Of April next.
ISAAC ~ CARTER.
IIsrpers Ferry. 40. 1, Chespside.
October -. 1850.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-01
CASTINGS.

NE have just received large supply
OF Castings. consisting Of 10. II, and
:! gallon Kettles; Pots. I, 2. 3. &. b. 6. 7,
and gallons, Dutch. ditto. with lids )
'Izes Of Ovens and lids 3; Skillets, with and
without lids. assorted sizes odd oven
lids. various sizes: Griddies, assorted 81
zcs; Dog Irons. &c. sc.
I'll. &. LANE & co
=. IL. We have on sale, superior white
wheat and red wheat Family Flour.
Cheapside, Sbcpberdstown. Aug. IS.
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SONG.

h sweet Is thu tear shed for misery's woes,
Nh,n IL gems thr bright eye With its no,sture:
at dcarcr t. il the tear drop thst Hous
frcn,-,he sheii OF the half oIrscj o.ster'
Aud the too is sweet Ia the iascl, pa,trrrr
The pride ut tho summer-deekSi garden;
u the smell 81 s,e~ed s.ste,s Ia IL prefer,
am SURE Of each eipieurc's pardon
q, them talk Of the tint Of the maids biusl.in,
ehcsk
Err IL fade In the gloom Ut a cioisscr:
Its ,harnisi coufcss-~hile ia rapture I sc,k
The 6s.sh al th. nicely fried o1ss,1.'
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-01
HOUSES AND LOTS
FOR SAFE

HAVE two Houses with two Lots al
tsched TO each. situated in the lower
street in Smithiield. which I wish 10 sell.
The situation IS suitable for mechanic OF
any sort Persons wishing to purchase,
are requested TO call and examine the
property, when the terms will be made
known. URiAH BRADSHAW.
Nov. II. 1880.
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NOTICE.

I<HE undersigned has obtained let
II ters OF administration on the per
scual estate OF John Sigsfuse. deed. All
persons indie 10 said estate. are re :
qucHed TO make immediate payment /:
and all those having claims. will presens
them properly authentic ted for psyo.n.
ZADOCK BUTT, .7dmr.
Nov. IL. 1880.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-01

A sailor going in cart to be hanged,
was told that he might live, it he would
marry q certain vixen Of . woman
Like = man Of sense, he said, ''let
me look at her first" When brought
forward, he eyed her: "sharp nose
thin lips. red hair" exclaimed he
''driye on, Jack"
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-01
HARRIS'S
Balsamic Liquid Extract.


For The enTe Of Colds, Cons,,,apfions. &c.
I'HiS preparation ~ perfectly mild end
harmless. and rarely fails 10 cure ia.
mosi obstinate osses Of colds, s.ihma.
hosrseness, splitting Of blood. and eopsunp-
lions The proprietor has used IT IN mum
Der OF cases within the last six mouths, with
out failing 10 produce, but IN one instance.
ne most salutsry sDd beneficial Effects
The following case will show its virtues A
young man about the age Of twenty, wss Of.
lacked 9th violent cold, which threw him
into severe pulmonary affection. lie MADE
use OF various remedies with little or no el
feet. His sirength TspidIy deciined-his
breaibiog became difficult aud lsbofious. 81
isndsd With short dry cough, and pam N
bis breast lie continued TO grow worse /.
snd when his friends expected everv mo.
meni the melancholy scene " ouId bs closed.
he n'sde use o: some Of this Baisam,o pre.
paration. Ills cough soon bsesme relieved;
the pan left bis breast, sod IN short tim
he wa, entirely restored TO health The
dose OF ihis preparation - tea-spoonfot
tw'ee day, itm better TO take ~ ~ swips
gisss full Of slippery elm tea or gum arabic
water
ErJsThe shove EHirset can be ottsiped
at TIC CbsflesiOWB Book end Apoiheear,
Store. LINES QRouN-
JuIv 1850
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Hats. Boots. and Shocs.

lust received. and Tor sale. chesp. n
- supply Of fashionable Hats. Of various
qualities, and great variety OF Boots and
shoes. Of all sizes Call and examine
Them az SAMUEL GIBSON'S.
ilsrpers Ferry, Oct 20. 1880.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-01

TWO PAIR or SADDLEBAGS,
HAVE been loaned BY me 90 some Of
my ifiends--io whom. not recolIcct
20 They are much wanted al present
Please return them
Nov. 8. J : GALLAIIER.
81 One pair has been returned--wouId
be glad 90 see the other.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-01

FRESH supply OF old Port. real Ma
N d~ira. aud Sicily Madeira Wines
warranted pure. with an excellent assert.
ment Of other Wines. Liquors, sc. jus,
received, aud for sale. by
SAMUEL GIBSON.
Harpers Ferry, Oct 30, 1880.
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nan rRoM.

liiE subscriber has on hand, . large
"A quantity Of Bar Iron, which be vii
sell at forge price, by the purchaser taking
from 10 600 lbs. Also. Steel Of al kinds.
Strap sRd Sheet Observation-Disclosures. SC.
O. ~ CARTER.
Hsrpers Ferry. Nov 10, 1880.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-01

I%liE subscriber again informs his
II friends, &c. that he has Just re-
turned from market, with very eIten.
sve assortment of
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Sc.
and would simply state, as n matter Of
course. that he wants 10 sell them; and =
an inducemeni. he will undertake To sell
cheaper than any other house in town
lie hopes his friends will do him the favor
oi calling and examining his stock, which
they will find very extensive and verv
cheap. Ladies Shoes, new and n sbion.
able--Gentlemen's Shoes and Boots Of aIl
deseription-Misses and ehIldren's boot.
Z and shoes, and also splendid assortment
Of genilemen's fashionable Hats, lot quail.
~. I'd and 81 do.--Boy's fashionable hats
and caps. with many other articles unne-
cessary 10 mention
y. BUCKMASTER
Cbstlestown. Nov. II, 1880.
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NOTICE.

PURCHASERS at the sale OF Tboma.
Il Is Dunn, decd, are notified that their
respective obligations win be due on the
tenth Of next month. Without prompt
payment. quits will be brought indiscIimi-
nately. as the situation Of the estate will
not admit OF any indulgence
GEO. Ii. BEALL, .4d,n'r.
Nov IL, 1880.
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NOTICE.

bfksoNS holding prize tickets in the
u NIg'n's Free Rosd Lottery, sold by us.
Snh please present them for payment. before
y TOO bate. All persons indebted for the
same. viii please cali and discharge the .sms,
immediately. l. hUssPLL & co.
H>rpefs Ferry, Nov. IL. 1850.
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS ;!

OEoRGE w. HAMMOND has the plea.
sure to announce To his customers, that he
has just returned from market, and is now
receiving and opening . large and general
assortment Of Brhsh. French, india and do
nestle GOODS, among which are . gree,
mary entirely new style fancy articles. lie
considers 1t unnecessary to TO psrticuisrize,
but would invite all those wishing to pur
chase, to call and examine his stock.
Oct. Is. 1850.
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TALL GOODS.

iiE subscriber . now opening = large
SUPPLY Of Fail Goods. which he viii
dispose o. on the most reasonable ts,,ns
Oct - III MPHHEY KHYFs
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NOTICE.

STOCkHoLDERS Of the smi,h6eL
=, Chsriesio~o. and Harpers Ferry Turn
PIKE Company. residing w smstb6eld AM
ne'ghborhood. are informed that Mr.. TaosAs
tiHsasLAkf - authorised To receive the 4.
mount os thew respective inS,almepts.
HUMPHREY kEYEs, Trsasure,
Nov ~. 1890.
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REGIMENTAL ORDERS.

Y>HE Reg'mcntal Court Of Enquiry for this
Il Regiment having failed. from unavoidable
accident. TO NEE, on this day, . Court of I'm
quiry for this Regiment is ordered 90 sssen
bic nj the house Of Henry Haines. in Charles
town, on FRIDAY the Sd day 81 December
next. BRAxroN DAVENPORT. Col.
55h Regiment, y W
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PRIME LIQUORS.

<AA01G LIQUORS.
Pile subscriber has on hand. quaint
- tity Of Old Whiskey, Peach and Apple
Brandy, which has been IN hog sheads for
upwards Of three years, in a dry room.
ana Is oil very superior quality. II viii be
sold low, for cash
:, ]. y. CARTER.
Harpers Ferry, Nov. 10, 1880.
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FUsLissas, w1tELr.
JOHN y. GALLAEHER.
CONDITIONS.
Tie FstE Pass . pIbl,sbed weetiy. a.
TWO DOLLARS 4 FIFTY CTS
Pm ANNUM.

fsysele bsh ,es'iy !" sdvssee. but rwo Dor
ga. ~,h be reee'yed az payment IN fan. II
p.u s"'ts y ~ sdFAncs Should payment be
wholly deferred until the end 81 the yesr
iHsfG IicGtaas will be invariably charged
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NEW STORE.
mr. k3BLE".

T>HE subscribers respectfully inform the
Il public. that they are receiving hand
some stock Of entire
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STOVES! STOVES!!

% Wv EO . Wv ES.
PIE subscriber has on hand from 80 TO
q 40 Stoves. of all kinds: Template. of
all sizes; Franklin do. /; Cooking. sc. He
will sell them low, either finished. or the
plates. unfinished. Stove-pipe had at The
shortest notice, sc. !. y. CARTER.
Harpers- Ferry, Nov. 10, 1880.
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HARDWARE s. CUTLERY

Agenerai assortment; together with = re.
neral supply Of groceries. say
Rio, ST. Domingo and Java Cofiees,
Orleans, Porto Rico and Havsnah Sugars.
Loaf and lump DO.
Imperial, gunpowder. old Tyson, young ny.
son, and ny son skin Teas,
hest l.. e.. Madeira Wines.
sicily Madeira do. Lisbon and Malaga do.
Pure old Port and Claret do.
French Brandy and Holland Gin,
Neg and box tisisins,
soft she'll Almonds,
Crsokers-sperm and fish Oil,
Sugar house and Orleans Molasses,
Sperm and tAllow Candles.
h'so.-a general assortment Of Medicines.
Paints and Dye Stuffs, and q multiplicity OF
articles too numerous TO be comprehe nde d IN
an advertisement. We therefore again IN, H..
all ~ho may want any article in our way. io
come and they will find our goods, as above
stated, new and cheap.
THOMAS G. LANE SEQ.
Sbepherdstewn, Sept. 90.
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NOTICE.

TNHE Stockholders Of the Smith
field. Charlestovu,- land Harspers
Ferry Turnpike Company. are informed
that an iusialment Of tive dollars on each
share became payable on the first Of this
month. III. kEfES, Treasurer.
Nov =, 1880.
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NEW FALL AND WINTER
o00nS.

WYE would respectfully announce to our
w friends and customers, that We have,
within the last week. commenced receiving
our supply OF Fall and Hunter Goods, and
shall be receiving from time 70 time until our
stock - completed. Our +. e. Lane is still
1" market, attending The auction rooms. from
which he Is sending US goods at the most re.
'iuced prices. enabling US thereby to give
good Bargains TO our customers or any others
which may give US call. Among those Jus,
received, and opening, may be found
Blue, black. olive and MKT Cloths,
Blue, black and mat Cassmeres and Ca,si.
nets,
Drab Cloths. (very low
DufHe and pon, Blankets.
%. 10. IL, aud II rose blankets.
Scarlet flannel. plain ard figured.
He'd. yellow and - hic flannels,
Rich Scotch CArpeting,
Venetian do. cotton do.
Scotch and Tartan PiAids,
Morenos and Circassians tor ladies' dresses OF
cioaks,
swans down, Toilinctt and Valencia Nestipc :.
BombAzetts and Bombaz,nes,
BLACK and blue black Gro-dc.N Nap Silks,
fashionable 6gured do. do.
f.sh,onable ehangesble Silks. q pew article
black erode berlin do
Brown Bengalisn Poplin q new article for
dresscs)
Rich black Italian Silks, (very ehesp)
Gentlcmen's blsck Italian silk Crsvats,
Rich winter ribbAnds and Beltings,
Plain and bordered linen cambria IIanJkcr r.
chiefs,
Ladies' Hoskin Gloves and Mits.
Genilemen's do. Gloves,
irish linens and Lawns,
Linen Csmbricks, livery cbesp>
Thread laces and edgings. bobbine, laees and
Edgings,
A very large supply Of rich Calicoes.
Long and square scarlet merino Shawls,
black do.
Black and scarlet Cashmere do.
"A scarlet. blue, black, white and black thi.
bet do.
With = great variety Of small Shawls and
Handkerchicfs,
Rose bordered cloth shawls. plain and black
ditto.
"a ga and lo-4 linen table diaper-brd eye
ditto.
81 and ~ checks and furniture Cottons,
'oo yards furniture Dimi,y, livery handsome
and cheap,
4 large supply Of ladies black prunello Shoes
Chiidren's prunelIo bosts and worsted Socks
- and ~ black Italian Grapes. hat do.
Black, scarlet aud green silk VeI,ets,
large supply Of brown aud blcachcd do
nestle goods,
Plaid and striped do.
large supply of China glass and queens
ware, comprising elegant tea setts, anc
every other article in general use. Also
~
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Drugs, Medicines, SC.
The Subscriber. at
- yHU ORAlI.E8TowU
.ApOthecary and Book Store,

nPPOsiTE to Mr. Iammond's store aud
" the Printing Office, hes added. recently,
to his former stock. fresh supplies Of Drug,
Medicines. &C, which make his assortment
large and complete. lie ofiers them on
pleasing terms, and can youch for their Gcnu
ineness. They consist, in par', Of the follow
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-01-12

what manner, then, can this independent
and conscientious discharge of duties,
common to every citizen, entitle one indi-
vlduai to reward or subject another 10
punishment. The government is surely
10 be administered in harmony among its
officers, and when there exists difference
as to the principles upon which the admin
mlnlstratlon shall be conducted those who
are assigned to act together in measures.
should be OF consentaneous sentiment.
The Supreme Executive department, is an
unity, and here, especially, should be conf.
dence and concert between its members.
But uponevery change in the head of this
department, to sweep thro' the land with a
Bosom OF removal to make the personal
support OF the successful candidate sufi-
clent ground for appointment, and an hon.
est preference for defeated competitor a
forfeiture of favour, is to corrupt the pnri-
ty OF elections by the bribes of office. and
convert government of constitutions and
laws into a tyranny of men.
Let it not be considered a departure
from appropriate duties that this reference
has been made TO circumstances connect.
ed with the administration of the Federal
Union. The citizens of the Common
wealth are alike constituents of the gene
raj government. The independence o
the states cannot be preserved but through
the freedom of the nation. jealousy ant
never slnmbering vigilance are the only
security OF the people. Whenever sell.
lsh trucking to the predominancy of par.
ty shall prevent the alarm of danger, lib
erty Will cease to be enjoyed, and the
country, either by foreign force, or do
mestlck despotism, be enslaved.
LEVI LINCOLN.
Council Chamber, Boston, JAM 6, 1880.
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II OF G z.

YWNHE Subscriber has on hand, aud offers
Il for sale. general assortment of
DOMESTICK AND FOREIGN DRY GOODS,
CROCKERY, GLASS, AND CHINA WARE,
HARD AND HOLLOW WARE, DRUGS,
MEDICINE. DYE-STUFFS,
AND GROCERIES,
of the best quality and OF ali kinds except
pARDENT SPIRITs.U
NAILS, POTASH, &c. &C., which will be sold IS
cheap as at any store in the vicinity.
GILMAN B. PARKER.
December If
c. He makes no boast of his ponsoslds
Of yards and pounds, but ,siA ea.deneour 10
heep Goods enough to accommodate all tkat
may Jaroar him lc;lh their custom.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-01-12
The following we insert at the reques: Of one Of
the veterans of the Revolution

the veterans of the Revolution.
FOR THE LANCASTER GAZETTE.
the veterans of the Revolutionary Army tender
their grateful acknowledgements 10 the President
of the United States for the laudabe interest he
has taken in their favour and anticipate with conf
dence that his influence, with what james Fairlee,
Esq. has in contemplation, will move Congress to
grant pensions to all that served three years. dur
ing the war. If any thing is needed to strengthen
our hope it is what the army did for the country in
particular those that hold the rens of government
Had we remained Colony to Great Britain the
reins would be in other hands, The obligations we
are under to James Farlee Esq for his disinterest-
ed favour, has made so deep impression on our
minds that nothing but the ravages of time OBJ
literate it no language describe, or any but
bright genius imagine, the modification we have en-.
dured to see how the pension business has been con-
Quoted 1t is mysteryto us that when the country
was in situation to do something for the army they
did not do it for ALL or none. As the officers had 5
years full pay they would have been satisfied with
half pay, and the soldier with full pay. If the de.
mand proved too great for the surplus after all
cessary demands were discharged, adivsion in pro.
portion would have satisfied ALL LIB.