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Litchfield enquirer., 1830-03-04
FOR E HMAIES.

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 7TAN E been long celebrated as a most valuable and A eficacaus remedy against those general com ;'Ian,s peculiar to the femae portion o society. Ttcy cleanse purify, and promote free and brisk circuIa. ton of the blood, when becoMe sluggish and !angnid from the a1cting ailments for which these Pills safe and eeciual specific. They assist the suspended operations of the saDgufcrous system, when nature requires it, and rectfy the irregular habits of the healthy female, whose eckiv and paltid conntcnancc iecones reanInated, and frrshens with the natural glow of restored health. They are tried and appro- Icd remedy n 3l,<ttuciiOns, debility, hypochondria, green sickness. gdhncs+ papfation orthe heart bad digestion, loah"g of food, pains of the stomach, ehortncss of breHh upon every little motion, sinking ,f the spirits, and s consequence, dejeced CoMnte- nance and diske for exercise aud conversation They equally conducive 10 the health ui married ladies, except of pregnancy, or hectic and cOnsump- i've habits, rheH tkey 'n'S rot be t1keR But they he administered to great advantage mouth or more
 after accouchncn', for the purpose Of cleansing the Avstem and purging those gross humorS which, when retained lay the foundation o' numerous diseases and render the inrau,ious sutAc, unhealthy for Ee. They should also bc taken by all women from 4o to 5O, to prevent the dangerous disorders consequent upon that critical period of female ifc They have been further found, by experience to aftnId powerful remedy lD all hypochondrnc, hys;crc and vaporish disorders, both in men and ,romen, whose nervous system they strengthen and regulate, aid nature m throwing off those gross and supcrahuudant humOrs which produce melancholy aud depression of spirits renovate the bts Cy, rcanima,e the mind and dIfuse general cheer- fniness and elasticity throughout the whole s!sem.- Price $l 50 per box.
 U y Tue aonNe Nahab!e fnedtcIheS, pTFIhFFu rom the original Recipe in Mis- of the late Dr. VT. Con- w,v hv his immediate and the sole proprie tor, T. KlDDEk. and sold by him at his Counting. Room, oyer No. go, Court-sireet, head of Hanover. street, near Concer, Hal Boston, and by his specia appointment, togcther with all tho valuable medicine, as prepared by the late Dr. Conway,l by
 Samuel Buel, Litchfeid, Edtcard Co,0les
 South Farms. Daniei Norton, Canaan, ana
 /. c. Hatch. Ne,U- Preston.
 t4f Observe that none are gcnnIne without the writ Q sig q wrapper. A large dscount made to those who buy ,c cell agan lye5w28
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-03-04
4 CERTAIN CURE FOR THE
 Ter6SE

THIS filthy and infectious disorder, be it ever so in- A veterate may be cured in one hours application by the use of DUMFRIES' OINTMENT. It IS un- rvalled for the pleasan,ness case, expedition, safety and certainty with which produces perfect cure of this disease. The ointment is known 10 be SO certain and expeditions n it's operation, effect cure in hours application only; without any hazard of la king cold, as the composition does not contain the least particle of mercury, any other dangerous n grcdent it may be applied with perfect safety me ip any state, aud even to children at the breast
 Price g l-2 cents boX-wiih ample directions.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-03-04
Dumtfiss' Highly Approycd Eye Notcr

VNNHIS Ea1e and poWtFIhl Wash TOT soft or hllam'd Eyes, stands pre-cr,inep, among the multitude of ordinary preparations for this purpose. The most obstinate as well as the slight nhammations of that delicate organ, yield this highly approved Eye Water, which vii! brace and restore the tone of the diseased parts On recent eyes the eectis high Iy sautary. In of years standing, the most expected relief has been received, after other app cations of intc for efficacy had failed. Weakness. ,ssSs and other complaints of the Eyes, proceeding who pronounce it be the best preparation for 1hese complaints they ever with, especially in ob- s,inate cases of soreness and inflammation. Price D cents per bottle.
 ALSO,
 The celebrated Cam6rian Tooth Ache PILLS, which give immediate relief, without the least injury to the Teeth. On trial ihis will be found one of the best remedies known for this painful paint. Price 50 cents box.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-03-04
Winter Arrangements
For Poughkeepsie, Nea0 York
and AW0MV.

and Albany. STAGE leaves s. Deming's tavern. Litch- O field, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings, at 5 o'clock A. M., and arrives in POnghkeepsie in time to take the steam boat or stage far New-York or Albany.
 Leaves Hatch's hotel, Po"ghkcepsie, for Litchdeld; every Monday; "Wednesday. and Litchfield at 6 r. M.
 All baggage at the risk of the owners. Seats taken at Demings, Litchfeld. and at Uatch's. POnghksersie.
 VIM. STEVENS & Go. PropriefOrs. Januory 1, 1850 tfSO
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-03-04

The ladies demand, if his beautiful nymph unGer his arm does not even now hold similar opinion and vote against the admis- SIon ot any new State in the West2 Oh, yes' ladies, but omni0 vincI 0mor-I love my nymph so we'll
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-03-04
Removal.
LYMAN GILL-TAILoR,

HAS AEMovED from his stand in West-st. 1 11 to South street, next door to Charles L. Webb's store, up stairs.
 NJ The subscriber also wishes to return his thanks to his friends and the public for the liberal patronage he has received since he has been in Litchheld. and hopes still to merit the continuance Of the same.
 NE. All orders in his line will be executed with neatnsss and dispatch, in the latest Gash. ions. or Co order. l.. GILL.
 Litekfeld, Jan. I4, 1850 emSl
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-03-04

Mulberry Irees-As the season for transplanting approaches, it would be well for farmers to make ready a small lot for mulberry trees. They are of slow growth, but he that plants an orchard of them, will do better for his descendants than to leave thrice the number of applc-trees. The silk worms, even now may be made to en- rich their masters, and there is a certain ,y that the demand for silk will never cease. The whole process in which the worms are engaged lasts but six weeks, ,and a woman, moderately skilled in the busi- ness, may, in that time, make about thirty five dollars, would be the gain of him that hires; and forty females, in the six weeks would produce clear gain of more than g thousand dollars.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-03-04

Sharp-Eyed Legislator.-A few days since, one of the Honorable Reps, from the western parts of tho state, whose busi- ness it is to see if he can present more or- ders than any one else, and read written speeches louder than all the rest of the brotherhood can cough, presented an order 10 have an inquiry instituted into the man. ner of rickling mackereI, and the necessi- ty of further laws to regulate the samc.- He made an explanation of the meaning of the order, and said he had been credi- ply informed that in a great many cases, mackerel were pickled with the heads on, and as nobody ever ate the heads, he con sidered it an imposition; for, sir, we arc compelled 10 pay for great many pounds of mackerel that we don't buy. Some oth- CT gentleman, whose eyes are more nccus- toned, probably, to the complexion of pckIed fish, asked the close calculating legislator, fine would not amend his order, so as to have the tails cut off and the back bone taken out, for we never eat those, 1t is decidedly an imposition to have them sold to us.
 The fact is, some sly wag has been tam pcring with the credulity of the good hon est man, and in the cagerness of making as many laws as possible, he set to work like fsI, going tail foremost.
 Boston Bulletin.
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FroNl c Nc.p- York porer.

( ''S "NHI JH So well
 From c Nes0- Fork paper.
 ] Ardent Spirits in the Army.-A few
 weeks since, resolution was passed ii
 Congress, directing the Secretary of Wa, : to inquire into the eXpediency of inducing the soldiers and Seamen in the service O. 1 the United Sta:es, voluntarily to discon. iInuc the use of whiskcy, substituting fop 1t iali equivalent, 10 he paid in monc, at the expiration of the period of enlist. mcnt. The Secretary of War and Gen. eral Macomb have written letters in an swer to this inquiry. General M.coml says: " It is certain that nothing has ten ded so much 10 degrade tho, rank and file ot the army, as tue excessive use of arden, spirits" and suggests that the ration o liquor be discontinued, and portion oi rice and mo!asscs substituted, and further that bounty of d dollar month be paid to each soldier at the expiration of his term of service, on his producing cortifi cate from lis commanding officer, of to. tdt abstinence from the use of ardent spir. it's. Secretary Eaton's plan is the very reverse of this. He says:
 Every thing of beneficial reform, upon this subject, must be considered merely as matter of experiments One heretofore made with detachment of the army, and which proved highly salntary, was 10 re- mooe restraint, and permit q free and un- restrained "sc of ardent spirits. This privilege was revealed to the soldiers by the officers in command and, in return for it, they consented to subject them- selves to their own laws, and accordingly, annexed particular penalties, to be impo- scd by themselves, for any improper abuse of tho privilege. During three or four intemperance or misconduct took place. It is another of many proofs that could be adduecd to show that mankind, when un- der too rigid constraint, are more disposed to restiyeneSs, and a violation ofrule, than when liberally placed under the guidance of their own sense of propriety.
 Tho Commissary General thinks no great evil can ensue from the daily issue of one gill to the troops generally, or of one and haf gill to men on fatigue duty. The most "n,2py '1 apd perniei1o; % effsc' ol spirituouS IlQHhrs. 70 me army, ne OO serves, "result from its being clandestine- ly supplied by citizens; nor can this be totally prevented, hut might be in very great measure arrested, by inducing the States to enact laws prohibiting persons selling ardent spirits to soldiers, under penalty oflevying fines recoverable before q justice of the peace, one half of said fines to be applied to the use of the State, and the other half to the person giving in- formation, and making the informant in all cases competent witness. Could this be done efficiently. there is no doubt that the deleterious effects of the use of spurious liquors by the Army would cease as re- gards the health, morals, and discipline of the soldiers"
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-08-11

og'r IF the Chescpeair and OAi. eassi Co
WAssINopos, JuLI 20. 1850.
oiCE - hereby given, that On install
\ met" Ut two dollars end hfty cs sss per
share (beinE the 18Th insi.ime ntl oa ever,
share OF stock in the Chesspes axe .pd o,.,os:..
mel Company, - required ,o.bs pad on the AT,
day Vt October ext, and . further ia,,.lvess
of two dollars and Aft, cents per share. ibe.
ing the 18th MISTAKENLY On the th,d Ia, If
Nov.rDber next, which ins,aiu,e at. ms.t sa
paid io the credit vt Chesapeake and OHIO
Canal Company. To the Cashier, W other obs.
Ger Ut either VI ,he following B.oks. wa;
The Branch Ut the Bank Of the Tinted Slater
81 Washington.
The Bank Of w .shington. at Washington.
The Patriotic Bank, do
The bank ut the Metropolis, do.
The Farmers aud Mechsn,c,' Bank, at 6eorgs-
town
The Bank Of Alexandra, at Alexandra.
The bank Of Potomac, do.
The Mechanics Bank OF Alexandra. do.
The hsgerssown Bank, IN Hsgersto~n. Mi
And the Branch Of the Valley Bank, ~
Chsrles'o~n, Va.
The Branch OF tho Valley Hank, in Leesburg,
[ Va.
by orcer Of the President and Directors:
JOHN i. INGLE, Clerk
| Chss. s. Ohio CGnaI Csy..
| August 4. 1850 -~tSN.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-08-11
NOTICE
TO ROAD MAKERS.

EALED proposals directed to James ~
~ bro~n, President. &c. will lie received
from the 2O'h Of August (inst. } To the 6rss Of
September neat, for making tia, par, of the
Sm''hheld. Ch.rIestown and iiarpers. Ferry
Turnpike Road that 10 situated between
Chsrieaown and Harper-ferry, including =
distance OF about seven and half miles-
rroposers arc invited to make three dissinc,
propositions lst-for Masking simply era.
dsd road. .Sdly-A common Turnpike.
And Sdly-A M'Adamised road. No eleva.
ton TO exceed four degrees. The line ~ilI
be divided into convenient sections; and the
President. Mr.. James ". Brown. residing neal
the route, will attend At any time between
the above dates, to furnish such information
concerning the width of thc road, aud other
such particulars. ss may be desired by those
disposed to contract.
Chsrlestov n. Aug. s, 1850.
@. The editors Of the National Intelli.
gences. and fredericktown Herald. arc re.
quesied to insert the above for three weeks,
and forward their bills to this Office for pay
mcnt
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-08-11
Valuable TAVERN STAND
FOR RENT.


Il WILL RENT. for term of from one 10
u three years, that valuable and eli known
TAVERN in CharlesioSn. Jefferson county,
Virgins, formerly occupied for many years BY
Henry Hams, and at present in my posses.
sion. The town run passes through the lot,
and well Of water. with Q good pump ia il,
IL situated 81 the door. The water is pure
add cool. and equal to any in the union. The
ground attached, embraces q square of two
scres-sufhcient, with good manage meni, to
supply the table with vegetables.
The house is very commodious and com
Portable. containing nine good rooms, and has
ell necessary sppeodsges. The Stsbling i.
also good.
An examination Of the premises will fully
show the advantages. A reasonable rent will
be taken. and possession given, If required,
on the 10Th Of October next.
SAMUEL HOLL.
Aug. IL. 1880.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-08-11

PURSUANT 10 - decsetsl order of the
- Superior Court 81 CnAnc~ry holden at
Nipcbess-s -" the ist day OF Nav. 1890.
~ easc therein depending wherein Eli
u. Sseat'"x~s. sd0snists.tos or Hsonsh
Wynkoop. decd, is PLAINTIFF. aud Alexan-
der X. Bo'eler and others arc defendants.
shali expose to sale al public suction, 10
hc highest bidder, on The i3A dan of .4.-
gust nerf. before the court house door iu
Msritusbure. tho reversionary interest
~h'ch tho heirs OF Rawleigh Morgan.
decd. anil the widow and heirs Of John Is.
Henry. decd. now have 10 aud 10 the
lands assigned To Elizabeth Morgan. rs
her dover IN the lands Of which her hus-
band. Rs~leigh Morgan, deceased. died
seized. containing about
One hundred 8 ninety Acres
Of prime limestone Land,
On which there is . comfortable two story
dwelling House. Barn. and other neces.s-
~ out buildings. lying on the Swao- Pond
Run. about five miles from Msrtinsburg.
and the same distance from Shepherds
town.
Terms OF sALE-Ons sixth part Of the
purchase money will DO required 10 hand.
and the balance in three equal nstslfnents
Of six, twelve. and eighteen months -
Bonds and good personal security will be
required Of the purchaser 10 secure the
deietred payments, and title retained as
further security.
Sale will commence about IL O'Clock.
morning.
NArHI. SEWERS. d. N. W. C. d.
July II. 1s30.--ts
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LEEspuRo. AUGUST :, 1880.

LEESBCRC. AUGUST lSoO.
A special term Of the superior court
uf law commenced in this town OF the
goth ultimo. the Hon. Richard T.. Par.
ker presiding.
Isaac Lloyd, a youth Of about seven
teen, an inhabitant OF Shenandoah, was
indicted for petty larceny committed
in Loudoun, and for stealing q horse
in Shenandoah, and riding him 10 Lou.
doun where he attempted to sell him.
He was tried for the horse theft, found
guilty, and sentenced to the peniten.
tiary for five years.-The attorney for
the commonwealth applied to the court
to suffer nolle prosequi in the case
for petty larceny, on the ground that
it was pity to subject the prisoner to
punishment by stripes, as he was al.
ready sentenced to the pcnitentiary.
The court ordered nolle proscqui.
Jonathan Lucas, a free man Of co.
lour, was prosecuted for stealing the
watch of William Thompson.-He
WAS convicted, and sentenced 10 five
years imprisonment in the pcnitentiary.
/ James b. Biscoe, was indicted for
passing counterfeit notes. lie was
defended by Messrs. ii. B. Powell,
John fanny. and Robert I. Taylor,
and prosecuted by Mr.. X. III. Hender
son. attorney for the commonwealth.
The examination Of evidence occu-
pied two days; and the argument,
which was conducted with animation
and ability. consumed third day.
The jury retired to their chamber on
Monday evening, and have not been
able TO agree upon verdict.
result will be that the prisoner will be
tried again at the next session Of the
superior court and, IN the interim,
decorum forbids the press TO discuss
the merits Of the case.
IL is, however, admissible TO say,
that there were curious Developments
10 relation TO DIR. David T.. Brown
and his operations; for example, il
was proved that. in February last, Il
man called Smith, said To- be Cana
dian, came TO DIR. Browns house, and
remained there until the month Of A.
pril, when. by the uncommon aud most
commendnblc diligence aud energy Of
the magistrates IN the neIghOorhood,
the vilIanoas plans in execution at DIR.
Browns were traced and exposed. -
II was in proof that Smith brought with
him a large mass Of bank notes to the
Doctors, say of the size Of a large
quarto Bible. DIR. Brown, Smith, Is.
aac Brown, and John Brown, Doth
the latter brothers to the Doctor,) and
Chas. l.. Cloves, (his broiher-in-Iaw,
absconded in April when the scrutiny
commenced, and are said 10 be ira.
vcrsing the western country, labour-
ing ia their vocation. As they are
artful men, and the Doctor in partieu-
lar Of handsome and pleasing address.
and wiibal most accomplished IN work
Of iniquity, i, were we'll TO difiuse, a.
much a. possible, the knowledge OF
their business, characters, and deslina.
ton. Il Genius Of Liberty.
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FROM ENGLAND.

The ship Italy, Putnam, at New
York an Thursday morning, brought =
L'verpopl paper of the Goth June.
The Meteor steam bast arrived at
Liverpool on the 25,h of June from
Corfu. She passed closc by Algicrs
Oh the S'h of June, and exchanged SIX
nails with the British and America n
Con-uis on shore.
The kng. Times Of the Gath
says, "the intelligence from Windsor
is distressing. The moment Of the
dissolution Of our beloved monarch is
very near"
The Globe Of the same evening doe
not contain bulletin Of that DAY, bot
the editor remarks that the public are
hourly expecting the sad intclligenec
Of his Ms;csty's death.
TtDai'or Castle. June 25.-The King,
cough continues, with consile rzbte expecto.
ration. Ills n.iessy has slept ., intervals in
the night, but complains OF Gre., langour to
day"
IL is mentioned that distress has a.
gain manifested itself IN Ireland; EN-
ployment and food are both scarce. and
an some instances outrages have been
committed under the strong excite
meat Of hunger.
Albania - said 10 be in a state Of o.
pen warfare, and the adjoining provin.
ces filled with dismay.
.Hgiers.-Thc Boston Palladium, in
announcing the arrival Of the Bengal,
says" We learn, from the passen
gers. that intelligence was received 4,
Gibraltar, the day before she sailed
that the French had taken possession
Of the heights which command Algiers
fred the city, in four places, and were
about to enter it."
Immediately on the landing ,of the
advanced guard, the first battery,
mounting sixteen guns, was carried a,
the point OF the bias onet. As this bat.
terry commanded the bay, the remain
der ct the army was covered in its lie
barkation. When the army had com
pletcd the landing, several either bat
teries were carried, and the heights 10
front OF the peninsula were occupied
by the French troops.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-08-11

TWE ISLAND MILL, at Virgin.
u i1s, near Harpers- Ferry, j. nov
undergoing a thorough repair, and will in
few days he ready for The reception 81
The grain Of iis cid customers and 50 many
new Ohes ~ n'ey think pfOpeS 20 patron
price Grinding will be done on the usual
terms AID IN al eases where "a may be
preferred by customers. the barrel will be
furnished iostead Of DIAL The uadsF
signed ~ill stand tho inspection 81 his fIou'
10 the markets Of Baltimore and the DIs
irlet Of Colos,his. ss usual
IDLY os. 1880 T. BECKHAM.
MI The will b.ing situated impe
distely below the Shenandoah locke floaI
can st I'll times be sd'sHiageousiy b0sied
from "
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-08-11

DURs ANT TO wsrTsut to u, directed.
n we have this day sievsd an estrsy steer,
sbrWn " US by Nilhsm Cameron. u this
county. and dO ind the ssme 90 be red and
Sbhe speekled steer 18th siu5by hOrns, sn
undefbH s"d sla IN the right car, and 81
vanderbilt 90 llie :eit e.f, having no psfceivs
bic brands. supposed 90 be tive years obi
and we do spps.sse the sad steer 10 the sun
Of fourteen dollars. Csrihed under Our hasd,
tbs ~ icy " August, in lbs year 1850.
SAN'L CAMERON,
Jos. SHEWALTER,
JOHN AoYER.
The owpsT q the sbOse steer 10 requested
to cOa'e iof~.rd. prove properly, p4y eh.f
ges. aud take hia away. ". {.
August Z, 14s9.
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FOR SIZE.

"ILL be sold. on Saturday the liih day
w ef .7ngusf nerf. on the premises. from
twenty TO forty acres Of timber, standing OF
The land belonging To the heirs of BebJsmib
Deeicr, deed. near Cbsrlcsiown IL viii he
laid Of into lots Of one acre escb. and will
be sold for cash.
A considerable length of time he
made known on the day Of sale, --wili be
allowed purchasers To remove the wood
from the land. NN. A CARTEk.
J. T. DAUGHERTf,
july IL. 1880. Guardians.
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PUBLIC SAKE.

"ii.l. be sold. on Saturday the Dist inst 4.
w Al the subscribers residence about ~ o
miles from ChaFlestown. on the road leading
to IisrpersPetry, all her personal properly.
consisting of variety Vt articles. amongst
which are Household and Kitchen FURNITURE
"A stock OF hogs, two 6fst-rate COWS and .
heifer. \ credit OF months on al sums ..
bose dollars by the purchaser giving bood
ADD good security. MARY HELLER.
August ., 1850.
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SIIlAYED.

TrRoM the farm Of David u Allen, Esq
n near Bat,iesown. about the 2Oth VI June
lest. . dark bay o. brown MARE, four yeas
old lssi spI'ng, about 20 hsods bigh, has :
small wlllte spot IN her fOrsbesd, and perhaps
one Of her had feet Shite. A reasonable ~
Sard v'li be g'ven 10 any person Wbo iwh
take up sail mare ssd return her 20 me Or "a
ID. a. Allen, or give Information ~lsere si'e -
ARCHIBALD POHTFRFiEfD.
July 2e, 1890
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COPPER & BRASS. &c.

A STILL, Of 20 gallons, With spparstus
n compIste.-Copper and Brass Kettles.
also. Tin wsre Of every description, for sale
At the shop Of The subscriber IN Chsfiesiown
THOMAS RAwL1Ns,
Who 10 also furnishing. TO order. ~ short
notice, COOKING STOVES and WASHING
MACHINES. Aug IL. 1880.