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TURNER n KERR.
CASH SHOAEa
AMk.SDITA

"
4 RE DAILY receiving fresh supplies OF
N Spring and Summer Goods, Pun ahasrd at
auc,ion, and for cash. in the New York. Phi'a-
delphs and Baltimore Markets Their Stock
nj this time is larger than II has been any
former period, aud presents as strong induce
menis as regards variety style, qualiins aud
prices rs any 10 this place. Their Stock OF
Fancy Goods is large aud general, and always
comprise the iatest Northern styles. As they
do not con6ne themselves to Spring and Fall
purchases, ono Of the house being almost con.
stantly in the Northern Markets, they believe
they can at all times give bargains 10 their
town and country friends.
The advantage they possess are such as to
enable them To buy upon AS favor able terms az
any house i'll the Stale of Virginia, and their
business beng cash one, tHey are deter
m,nrd 10 sell their Goods not at credit but cash
prices.
To Country Merchants they would particular
ly recommend their Stock. The following
articles are a fe" their assortment 10 which
they invite the a !entlon Of the public
CALxCouS.
. pices handsome spring Patterns
5 do furniture do
GINaFIAExs.
20 pieces Seersucker Glnghalns
IS do Adrianople do
= do 6A4 do
80 d. Bati.te Gi6ghams aud Robes
Painted Muslin, for ladies dresses
CAMBKxCS, &C.
100 pieces Al and 6-4 CamOiic Muslins from
Is, ID. q Is. 81. per yard.
so pieces do do Demi Cambria aud ia
comet Muslin
80 pieces Ga Null and Book Muslin
SILKS.
Splendid ChangeHbie igured silk
Do plain do
Mat'eonies superior black Italian Lustring
pieces Grape De Lyon
Fancy Hdkfs. and Scarfs.
Every variety of Gauge ORES. Handkerchcfs
D. Grape do
DO do Scarfs
DO GAUGE do
LEGHoRNS, &C.
l entire case OF Leghprn Bonnets
| case Dungtsble do
do Nayarno, black, white and
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NOTICES. torwarn all persons from
~ trading for BOND, or any part Of the
obligation OF 500, given to William Dad geo b
by me lUr horse, aud Was due the fifth da y
Of May Inst. which Bond is entitled 10 a credit
Of thirty seven dollars, and the balance have
an offset against il.
WHITLYG DAVIES.
June 10 L.
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Notice.

fD ENG DESTROYS 10 move to The west. wish
- to rent out the plantation that live ON a,
abe present time, formerly the property of Mi.
esjah Lynch, Dec. about four miles from
Lynchburg, on Buffers creek, Immediately iD
the fork OF the Turnpike and Wards road
This plantation 10 Sufficient to work ten hands
u more IN good order tor cultivation, g. is mol
SURPASSED by any high land plantation in this
sseaon' sue ron It's convenience to market
and many other advantages il has Ia ,nns, -
Their places in this section, is we'll wortby IN.
attention OF any person that wishes 10 rent
Juiy7
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TRUST SAFE
I'm MONDAY THE 18TH

~ o"J " 'ub oShlb suhl proceed 10 btH
al public auction, nj Campbell Court house,
~ being courl day for cash a certain tract of
land, lying IN the county OF Gampbrll, on Little
Troublesome Geek, containing 100 acres, be
there moro or less. The sale will be made in
pursuance OF IA nus deed executed 10 ma b.,
Phdp buster, and Mary his vito, Tor the pur-
pose therein mentioned, and duly Yscor Ell Ia
Va Clerk IN e IN the county OF Campbell.
lie la"d has some good soil. iimuered vi b
pine, as also the iands ad jom.a g has ON II a
good site, where once WINS erected a Saw Mill
but suffered TO decay by ,hs removal OF the
proprietor Tie tile IS bel.s.d ,ndisputab
hut shall convey such on'e rs IS vested ia
ne. ABNEK Earl, Trustee.
! June Is. w3w
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NJ OWIGBa

DROPoSALS will be received by the Wa>
IL tering Committee until Friday the 10th
inst TO build Ford, twenty feet IN width, OF
tlmber aud stone, across the arm OF James Ri
yer, between Hardwick's Island, and the mann
land on the soaih snde--particulars will be
made koo~u on application 10 either OF the un-
dsrsigned. ID. G. MURRELL,
JOHN THURM AN,
S. II. DAVIS,
JOHN &. MEM,
Oh. ROBERTS.
5uLY7 I'd
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81 : srESNN%xA =. 80
q &C. 4A4N ~ sss ~~O-S.

- cANA" - s9 ~ 49, ~ 6~S
:, HE late arrivals at n. York from France
"a AMI England, has placed US in possession
OF some very rare ind beautiful Goods
Queen Ade'a,des new and rich article for la.
dies dresses.
Berlin Etefis do do
Gro de Swiss Silks, new STYLE
Matteonias, best back slian Lus,ring
Brst black Satin Levantnes
ii ANY Mandarlne Ssttins superior ar,c,-
lhrge assortment CT beautiful figured Alanda
rim Damasks, all shades
pieces superb black do
Best quality black Nankeen Crapps
Splendid oauze, Grape aud lndlenna Hdkk.
Do Cape ScarIs, assorted shades
Pongee Hdkfs. fancy Patterns
Cent bargains in Stockings, Muslus, Cam
brics Gloves, Belts, sc &c.
The above Is worthy the attention of all tbose
disposed TO purchase cheap and good Goods
MCKEE, ROBINSON& co.
Parasols and Umbrellas.
~ LARGE assortment just to hand at Nc.
-zA kee, Robinson Il Cos opposite The mar
ket house.
Domestic Goods, &c.
n FEW Bales Domestic Goods, embracing
--A olrached and unbeached Cloths Checks
anu Furniture plnids, al prices to suit cusIo,
mers.
Country Merchants and Pedars are soecslly
invited 10 examine their assortment, which Tor
variety and cheapness eYcels any previous
s'oek' Mckee, ROBINS ON4 CO.
Nav Is
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LIME !!

q LARGE quantity OF this art,c!e cons anti,
N KEEP, tor sale ut An,hony's MIL upon Op
,tosum Cteek-lour miles below Lynohj sre
jane % 5w
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TURNER & KERR.

DAN 'oNI . NNLi
"AYE Just received u few pieces splendid
IL Clo,hs, viz:
= piece super super blue London Cloth, light
shade
! piece black do DO
do Fashionable brown do
} do do green do
piece eaira super fawn colored Cashmere
1 do do do blue do
do DO do back do
Imperial summer Cloth, &c.
Which added to our former Stock Of cloths
and eassimeres. make, il equal 10 any in
Lynchburg
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makes their assori ment Notwithstanding
in part Of The following ARTICLES
Cream Tartar Come Green
Pulv. Ipecac Crome Yellow
Rochelle Salts Sponish Annette
Sup. Csrb Soda Paint oAucers, large
Ta,tarc Acid and WIDE
Gum Myrrh Carpenters Ext. Sag
Gum Arabic saparI'ln
Rhuba,b Root, SUP. Bnus knires
Jsap Cinnamon
Gum Elastic Composition MorlaTs
Ivory headed Trusses Paste Backing
Patent Lint Sweeping Brushes
Blue Mnss, sup. Sup. Hair Brushes
Canlharides Gas lie Soap
Spirits Har;shorn Crute Sal Ammonia
Sulp Quioiac. FRENCH Alcohol
Gold Leaf Compound Syrup Le-
Paint Boxes, water Co yerwort
lors Ext Lqurice, &c &c.
Rose Pink Sup. black Oh psrnish
Together with An entire and con pie te sssor,-
meat OF Paints, Dye-Stufs, &c.-All of which
hey are determined TO sell on as reasonable
terms as any other house in this place.
J. I. e. ]. E. ROYALL.
May 9
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40 CONINACNNASo.

TsHE DIRECTORS Of the Lynehburp aui
IL Blue Ridge Turnpike Compsny will re'
csive Proposals til the LIST of August next for
graduating and constructing Turnpike Road
from Lynchburg to The Blue Ridge Canal. The
Road is 10 be thirty six feet vide aud grsdua
Ted twenty fee, throughout not exceeding on p
leva,ion OF Eve degrees. Tie Directors vii
be in Lynehburg on The Doth 'nslan', to show
those who may which 10 undertake this worL
The route, L. explain to them the manhes OF IL
distraction.
FRANCIS MERIWETHER. PRr.T.
July7 81.
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CLOTHS.
CASS1M ERrS

o pieces extra sinelr nIili. ,ery finn
do do new Sr,ing Aler,.o,s
altogether new style.
2 do Light brown
do Dark do
Md quality '''o olne Of spleu.
ana almost every thing suitable for ca.
n,e s,se SUMNER ,; wear of The iru order nile
a. m.r elm Chm '''Ye anu brow" Bombazne, sam
Keen do ,mp,r,1i Cord French Di 1"m
and buff Satieens "olelts, White
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JofrsG. SHELTON
TAIL e.

One doc, obose M. G. o. Tues and nm.
Dr.. Hotrel Dar,es's. TFoas
ESfEcffULLY informs hi, T..
h customers and The public eener,,, "ifhds,
no mas Jus returned from the c,ies OF n INT
ana fhi'ds'phia, where he spent sa ,o' Turk
IN purchasing stock of Splendid Con- o%,e Tine
ihf' such as me emo sape, Zoe Cloths - ali
HsoSs ves'nes' trimmings. Stocks Gl os,s-
sold very low for cash 'h Wi be
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estings, of splendid pat,o

Pain black q figured Silk, hes, EooL.r ''4'
Baf and figured tlarseiles ''u WHITE
" hite aud Duff Yelling
pieces splendid VAlencias. 10
w Tue subscriber having been soo;,.
many OF his friends and customers IN en ~
ior their accommodation Stock of p'oeute
us l'hr, aud having done so--in,,t.s ~ IN
call and examine the style OF Goods and ,e' n 10
And feels assured they will not fail 10 r Prices.
MN wan their patronage. He has si. "afa
,a'rs' ana mos' approved London. New Ya aas
y Philadelphia, fashions Il will RECEIVE u, 'ofk
guiarly with any t. every article in HE ;uem re-
Ing made arrangements with some or ~ NAV
and most fashionable Tallors. and al,a "o hfss
| OF The largest importers III ibis cnnn,. s0'he
that effect. '""y, TO
~ b. All orders in his line will me.,n,.
prompt attention. '' WIN
Nav 2. .
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SADDLE q

Made BY the hast OF workman, s1d hfsi moi'.
risls, warranted TO DO easy 10 tao - der aud
safe to the hose
Brides, Msuiogalss. Saddle Bags, DC.
Coach. Gig and Caryai' Harness,
Wagon, Drsy aud Cat Gear, Of every quail
ty.
NJ We wish 10 trade for 100 Dads Of wood
Tor which We will pay in ready made worn.
u Old Saddles taken in eIcbsnge Tor nsw
ones.
N. b. All orders thankfully received, and
punoinaily attended TO.
June % 10
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u di,innal supply of DRUGS, MEDICINES
PAINTS and DYE STUFFS, &c. which
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RIBBONS.
A handsome assortment ot Summer F0nnets
and Cap Ribbons
10 pieces Nnnkeen Grape
o pieces PongLs
10 dozen Ladies black and white Silk Hose
6O do do do do do
30 do Laaies' Cloves
20 pieces black Bomhazelts
b DO 40 French Bomuazine
Every variety OF Silk and Cotton Handker-
chiefs
Cloths, Cassimeres, SC.
pieces Steel mixed Cloths
pieces Indigo blue DO
y pieces olives do
pieces splendid fashionable brown
pieces black Imperial summer Cloth, new
and splen lid article for Genllemen,' wear
pieces merino Cashmere
pieces Indigo blue do
pieces drsb do
90 pieces fashionable MarseiIles, Valencia and
Silk V, sling
White and colored Cravats
Black Italian Crayas
cvO0 lbs. Cotton Yarn
Blue Yarn
with large and general assortment of
H,4RDWARE, GROCERIES, &c.
May y.
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June 80
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-04-21

force in HTnsa. Tie Russians. on The o,her hanA.
are represented az arassed BY the bad foads disap.
u, weakened by diseases from the marshes of I1e
dreary country IN which they ARE marching sickly
Irrecoute aud disPirited Even the PrUssiaH
admit that provisions exceedingly scarce In Gen.
Dehiiechs army, and that the resistaice which met
their advances into Poland exceeded all the reviOue
calculations Of the Commander in Chief and obliged
him materially To alter his plans. Some new engage.
meniH are said to have taken place. which have ended
1aVOrably To the Poles.
Paris, March 20.-Tt is stated that Marshal Die.
DlFch has received orders frum tho Emperor NichO-
las mot TO proceed the utmost exlremiv with re-
spect 10 the capital Of Poland.
London, March 23.-We received las, U;sh, IN. Pa.
rIs papers OF Sunday and Monday. That capital i re.
ported As perfectly tranquil up to mid day on Sunday.
the apprehenslOns Of disturbance, which had been
literally INDUCED in for some days preceding, not
having been happily realized that day. The Min
stry Were upon the alert to repress cOmmoton and
IN order TO be ia better condition do So had as
the papers estimating 80 900 regu lar trooDs 10
give color to this measure, the MOniIeur had exnlau
ed that the only object a review BY the KiRg hia
majesty being desrOus Of gratifying the Parisiaus
by dsplaying' the degree of discipline to which the
young army had attained" Ia the same sDirt with
these demonstrations NJ Casmir Perrier had address
ed circular to the Projects Of the Departments en-
joining them to enforce the laws against Iwmutuarv
meetings with high hand TO Ovcrawe Sed.ion, ln,
to- respect public opinion when temporarily aud con.
st'fuo"aly expressed. Three Journals had been al.
ready seAeu upon 'r'ning charges al having nsed in.
temperate language with reference to the Govern.
nemI position had been also taken IN against The
" Patri"'ic" Ass"cia,i"ns, which are spreading
throughout Frakce by declaring the posting Of their
Gtches illegal. This last is strung measure, but the
opening Of the Ministerial campaign agains, popular
opinion is marked in Nil respects by grea, bodness, If
not with temeriiy.
London, March 22.-The attendance Of Members
~ the House of Commons last night exceeded any
thing ON record. The largest attendance on any for.
mer occasion as known by division was in Com.
mittee, when there present $50 Members. Las,
nights attendance was SOB.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-04-21
SCHOOL NOTICE.

THE public are respectfully informed that
Il the subscriber has opened school.
in Sharon. Conn. under the title of Sharon
Union academy. The young ladies are laugh,
separately by lady Of whose qualifications
those who wish can he informed by the refe.
rees in this place. The young gentlemen are
under the sole instruction Of the principal
Terms are from three TO Ave dollars per quar-.
ter of twelve weeks. Board is one dcIlar and
fifty cents per week, including Ill but fuel and
light. An opportunity will be afforded 70,
taking lessons in Instrumental Music. The
members "f the school will constantly have
thr privilege Of improving themselves under
a very competent teacher in Vocal Music
The French Language will be taught in both
departments.
The next term will co nmence the second
"Wednesday in May. The principal win he
ready to receive all who wish to begin earlier
by the 25th Of this present month. The
school is to be permanent.
Refer to Hon. John Cotton Smith, Rev. d.
L. Perry, Sharon; Rev. Mr.. Andrews. Ame-
mia, N. Y. r. II. CLOSE.
Sharon, April 20, 1881 IS
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-04-21
NOTICE.

THE Judge Of the Court Of Probate for
Il the District Of Waterbury has limited
and allowed six months from the date hereof
for the creditors to The estate Of .
SAMUEL BLAKESLEE,
late Of Plymouth, in said District. deceased.
represented insolvent,in which to exhibit their
claims thereto; and has appointed Thomas
Mitchell and Samuel Garnsey. Esq'rs. Com
missiOners to receive and examine said claims.
Certified by JOEL HINNAN, Judge.
The subscribers give notice that they shall
meet at the house Of George N. Blakeslee. in
said Plymouth. on the third Mondays in Au-
gust and September next. at one o'clock in
the afternoon on each Of said days, for the
purpose Of attending on the business Of said
appointment.
THOMAS MIreHELL,l Commas
(. L SANUEL GARNsEY, sioaers.
AL persons indebted to said estate are re-.
quested to make immediate payment 10
r.. GEoRsE N. BLAxEsLEE, AdN'r.
Plymouth, MGrck 20. 1884 'As
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-04-21
New Goods.
CHARLES ~. wERR

OAA~AA@ AAA1N0 LIE w ED ID
Has Received from NelO- York large addition
to his former assortment, consisting of
RLACK and colOred Lustrings. Silk Serge,
- Fancy Grape, GAUGE and silk Handk'fs,
black Cravats, fancy pocket and flag Hdk'fs.
black and white silk Hose and Gloves, brown
Linen and Thread Gloves. Green Barrage.
Grapes. white and green figured Gauze Wells,
wide black and white Bobinet, B"hinet Foot
lngs and Edgings. fine horse skin Gloves, An.
COLA, wOrsted and cotton Hose and Half Hose;
Jackonet. Swiss, mull-mull and Book Mus
lins; mourning. pink, buff, and other colored
GINGHAMS; dark and light Prints, Battiste.
VEsTlNGs, Russia Sheetings and Diapers,
Table Linen, Sheetings, Shirtings, Checks,
Bedticks. Irish Linens, Linen Cambrics, do,
Hdk'(s. blue and yellow Nankeens, Beaver
teens. Cotton Cassimeres, French DrlIings,
white 4 brown Linen DriIlings. Bomtazpens,
Circassians. Hastings. Merino Cassin,eres
BROADCLOTHS, Cassim+res, &c. &c.
500 rolls Paper Hangings,
and great variety of other GOOds-all Of
which will be sold low for cash or good credit.
A large and elegant assortment Of black, white.
scarlet and crimson colored
MERlNO SHAWLS,
bought at auction, and will b. sold AZ low as
can be- purchased at New-York.
Litchfttd, April FL as
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-04-21
NOTICE.

MILL be sold by the subscriber at puh-
" lie sale, (if not previously disposed Of
at private sale) ON Tuesday the sd day of Nav
next, IN pursuance Of an order Of the Court
OF Probate for the District of New. Milford:
SO much Of the Real Estate Of
LEWIS EATON,
rate OF Kent, deceased, as will raise the ann
OF Ss8s' for the purpose of paying the debts
and charges against said estate. Sale 10 he
at the house of Ira Eaton, in said Kent, at
o'clock p. M.
JOHN SMITH, ed.
Kent, April is. 1881 o..
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-04-21

Strauss. &e."-Neighbor Barber, in the Register
Of las, week, denounces the caucus system, and re-
commens that the State be disricted for the election
Of Representatives to Congress.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-04-21
MILLINERY
FANCY GOODS.
ANN p. CABLE.

HAS just received from New-York new
IL and general assortment OF
Spring millinery T. Fancy Goods,
Of the latest style and most approved fashion.
She will be able to accommodate her cusfo-
mers with Hats. Gaps. and any fancy articles
which the season or fashion requires.
Litchfeld, april 81, 1881 As
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-04-21

Daniel Deming's Estate.
THE Court Of Probate for the District Of
L. Sharon has limited and allowed six
months from the SOth day Of March, 1881.
for the creditors to the estate of
DANIEL DEMING.
late of Canaan, in said district, deceased, to
present their claims against said estate to the
subscriber for settlement.
SYLVlA'DEMING, Eryeutrir.
Canaan, April Q, 1881 as
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-04-21
NOTICE.

SlX months from the 18th day Of April.
~ 1881, are allowed by the Hon. Court of
Probate for the District of Litchfi4ld f,,r ~.
creditors to the estate Of
SETH FARNAM,
late of Litchfeld. deceased, f., EXHIBIT their
claims against said estate. All persons who
neglect To exhibit their claims within the time
limited will be forecIosed and barred a r. COW
cry; and all persons indebted to said estate
are requested TO make immediate payment to
the subscribers. executors of the last wi,l and
testament Of said deceased.
NORRIS WOODRUFF,
WILLIAM FAKNAM.
Litchfeld. april 10, 1881 as
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-04-21
FOR SALE.

A Valuable Farm of Land,
ClTUATE about two miles north Of Sha1
~ ron town street, on the west road leading
to Salisbury, containing about seventy acres.
mostly. FIRST quality Of land, suitably divided
into moving. blowing, and pasture.
Also. a Lot containing about tweufy-fhres
acres. situate about one mile north Of the ..
hove. in Salisbury, which can be sold with the
above or separately. to suit purchasers. One
third Of the purchase money will be required
at the time Of sale, the balance 10 Une aud
two years.
N. B. Should the aforesaid premises not re-
disposed Of at private sale. they will he sold
at Public Vendur, on the LIST dag Of September
merit, to the highest bidder. Further infnrma.
ton may be had by applying to the subscriber
on the premises.
LEWIS REED.
Sharon. ApriI 90, 1891 RS
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-04-21
STATE OF CoNNEcTIcUr. IS. I

STATE OF CONNECTICUT. IS.
Torrington, April 2, 1881.
Division Orders-1hird Division Militia.
II Evils B. WOODRUFF, ESQ. Is appointed
- Division Quarter Master Of said Dipi-
sion, and he l. to Be Obeyed and respected Getor-
dinghy. URLEL FUTILE,
Is Major General.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-04-21

NF1hs monthly meeting q the Litch field
Temperance Society stands adjourned to Be held
at Me Lecture room on Monday sveNiag merit,
at o'clock. april 81.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-06-11
TRAvELLER'S REST,
 AND SUMMER RETREAT.

AT THE SIGN OF THE RISING SUN, TUSCALOOSA. WV HE proprietor of the CITY-HOTEL
 E returns his sincere thanks to his former customers, and solicits continuance of their favors; also requests the public, generally, to give his house a trial, and although he may have no spirits for sale, he would not be un- derstood thereby to prohibit those favoring him with their patronage from the use thereof, or from keeping their rooms supplied with them honest and obliging servants will al- ways be at hand to execute any commands which the wants or comfort of guests may re- quire. This establishment and servants be- ing the property of the subscriber, he ex- poets to continue the business permanently, (unless an opportunity to sell should offer), and being pleasantly located in the centre of business, and in its construction one of the most convenient, its advantages are surpassed by no other house in the city. The rooms are large and well ventilated, which render them very pleasant and healthy in summer, and very convenient at all times. The un- paralleled health of our city and surrounding country, having for years been so good, that we can with great propriety invite persons who wish to find healthful retreat, to spend the summer with us. We have a Mineral Spring, two miles from the city, to which ma ny have resorted during the two last summers, WlD all SJCdk H1Snlt Ol llo OCiSIto eO tlCil health. To such this house would be plea sant home, as it has suits of apartments in entire private situations for the accommoda- ton of families, with private tables to such as prefer them. The proprietor hopes his ex- ertion to please will render his house plea sant residence to such as favor him with their patronage.
 To this establishment belongs very exten- sive stables, which will always be stored with the best of provender, and attended by ho- nest, industrious, and skilful ostlers, with conveninent tot for droves, S<c.
 Notwithstanding my expectation to be per manent in the business, owing to the confne- ment, &c., am disposed to sell cut the es- tabshment, but the business being profita- ble one, I will by no means neglect the vigilant prosecution of it, because am offering to sell, but will rather be more attentive than other wise. This establishment affords also one of the best stands for merchandise in the place, and has very fine finished rooms for that hu- slness, attached to which is very fine watre proof cellar.
 As l do not propose selling for the purpose of raising money particularly, will extend the credit to great length of time-the mo ney being well secured, and the interest paid annually.
 also, have several tracts of land, and some lots in this place, which l would sell on very extensive credits. JOHN MEEK.
 march Is, 1881, 50.