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JUST RECEIVED,
AT LORDS .
BOOK, STATIONARY, AND
VARIETY STORE /,
ANIMALS FOR 1891.

ANN OGAAE9 II VA@ AOVAS
AMONG WHICH ARE =
TRIENDSHIP'S Offering, The Gem.
Il Ackerman's Forget Me-Not. The Pearl,
Youths Keepsake, Token, Atlantic Souvenir,
Comic Annual, Travellers Guide, &c.
...F ALSO, ....
Zimmerman on Solitude, Christian Library,
Baxter's Call to the Unconverted,.
" Saints Rest, Christian Institutes,
The Great Importance Of Religious Life, by
Mason on Self Knowledge, Melmoth,
Private MeditatiOns, Beauties Of Blair,
Beauties of Burke. Beauties Of Johnson,
Waverty Novels, superior edition.
COoper's Novels, Cabinet Album,
Bibles, Testaments, Psalms and Hymns,
Village Hymns, Methodist Hymns.
Prayer Books, SCHOOL & TOY BOOKS,
a complete assortment.
STATIONARY.
Writing and Letter Paper, Ink Stands, Ink
Powder, States, Quilts. Sand and Sand Box
es, Drawing Paper, Music Paper, Waters,
Sealing Wax, Lecture Paper, Water Col"rs
by the box or single cake, Camel's-hair PEN
ellis, Lead Pencils, Silver and Plated Pencil
Gases, sc. &c.
CUTLERY.
Rogers Superior Penknives, Scissors. and
Ra2ors. Also low price Penknives, Scissors
and Razors, by different makers.
PERFUMERY, &c.
Cologne, Lavender and Hungary Waters,
Almond Paste, Almond Soap.
Macassar, Russian and. Antique Oils,
Windsor Soap, &c. sc.
VARIETY GOODS.
Purses, Fancy Boxes, Work Boxes, Gard
Cases. Pocket Books, Reticulcs, Fancy Bas-
kets, Sc. SC.
JEWTLRY.
Ear Rings, Finger Rings, Breast Pins, Studs,
Bracelets. Bands, Waist Belts, Buckles, CO.
lOred Beads, &c. Sc.
C0NFECYIoNARX.
A complete assortment Of a superior quality.
~s. TOYS.
A great variety Ofamusing Toys for children.
India Rubber OVER-SHOES.
BOOK-BINDING and Pocket
Book Manufacturing
in the best manner, and in all its varieties.
BLANK BOOKS
On hand, or made to pattern at short notice.
Litchfeld, Dec. 9, 1880 tf25
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EOH" Sale.

- A FARM containing about
IN 90 Acres Of LAND, situate
ia the town Of Canaan, Litchdeid
county, on the main read from
Falls Village 10 the Congregational Meeting
House in South Canaan, and about one mile
from each. 1t is suitably divided into rnea-
dow, pasture, plough, and wood land. The
buildings are commodiOus, and enjoy one OF
the most pleasant and commanding prospects
in that section Of ceuntry-is adjoining to the
Methodist Church. A further description Is
deemed unnecessary, as a view Of the Prem'-
SEES will be its best recommendation.
For further information Inquire Of Mr.. Jon
Gth0n Belden, or Mr.. Horace Bebee. on the
place, or Of Enos Hopkins, in the town Of
Northeast, in Duchess county, by whom an
indisputable title will be given.
ENOS HOPKINS,
Executor Of the last sOiN Of
Freeman Hopkins, deceased.
January 10, 1881 SmS2
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LitchfeA County, SIS. Superior Court, !
February Term, 1881.

February Term, 1891.
TTPON the petition of THERON BEACH, Of
~ Goshen, in said County, showing Ia this
Court that he is one Of the executors Of the
last will and testament Of Birdseye Norton,
late Of said Goshen, deceased, and shelving
that there are large and unsettled accounts
between the several executors Of said Birds
eye, and praying for final adjustment and
settlement thereof: and also shelving that
there are large and unsettled accounts. ciai ms
and controversies between said executors on
the one hand, and the legatees Of said Birds
eye, and their Representative Is, on the other
hand and that said legatees and their repre-
sentatives set up various and conflicting claims
to the estate Of said Birdseye-aDd praying
an inquiry into and inal settlement and ad-
justment Of all said accounts. claims and con-
which petition Erastus Lyman.
William Stanley. and Hannah Beach. all Of
said Goshen. and Elisha Beach, Of PittsfDrd,,
in the County Of Monroe, and State of New
York, and Joseph Goddard and Mariana Elk.
abeth Goddard, wife Of said Joseph Goddard.
Of the City. County and State of Newly ork..
and Henry d. Sewall. and Mary Catherine
Sewall. wife Of the said Henry ID. SewalL OF
WATERFOWL, Jefferson County. and State Of
New York, and Frederick A. Norton, of the
City. County and State of New-Y"rk. an&
Frederick WolcOtt, Esq. Of Litchiietd, IN the
County Of Lisch6sId, are made respondents:
Nis ordered By this Court. that notice of
The tendency "fthis pstition be given 10 s,acAs
Df said respondents as live cut of this State,
by publishing copy ofthis order three weeks
,uccsssively in the newspaper printed at
LitchGrld aforesaid, tho last Of which publ.
cations shall be at least ten weeks before tina
bird Tuesday 10 August next, and BY send
az q nunsher Of said paper, wherein this or
Der 10 Published. by snail. addressed % said
'esp0ndents. respectively. living out Of ihis.
State. directed Ia them nc theirVespeclise pla-
'es ofresidenee afoEssaid-Which copies ahsll
~ Deposited At the Pest 0lles b LitchAeld.
4 least ten weeks before said third day 0f
Augusl neat. ~ the Conre.
y. WoEcOET. Clerk.
u FaEDEsIcK WOLco1T. Clrb.
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CrOss-cmt md MiN SAWS,
GARDEN SEEDS-PEAs,
MOROCCO SKINS, ,
Fer Sale by
s. p. g. WIN. BOLLES.
~ q w Ms DOAA4G1
Litchfeld, March II

At the annual 1own Meeting kgatfy ,carned'
and holden in Sharon, on Monday, October
4, 1880 BYLAW.
VOTED, That if any owner If any HOr-
v ses, Cattle or Mules, shall suffer the same
to 60 at large out Of his or her enclosure after
the 6rst day Of April next, such owner shalt
forfeit and pay 10 tho person who shall take
up and impound the same, the sum Of twenty
five cents for each head Of cattle, for each
horse, and for each mule. for each time they
shall be so found at large out Of the owners
enclosure and taken up. .a
That it shall be the duty of the Haywards
in their several districts, and it shall be lawful
for any other person, to impOund any horses.
cattle Or mules so found cut Of the enclosure
Of the owner and at large, who, together with
the Pound Keeper shall regulate the proceed
ings, receive the same compensation, and have
the same powers, as are granted in the statute
law of this state A." Entitled Pounds ~ PrOvi- ,
died., that no penalty incurred under this By
Law shall exceed the sum of three dollars
And the owner If such horses, cattle or mules
So impOunded shall not receive the same from
the Pound until he shall have paid to the per-
son impounding the same the amount Of the
forfeiture, and to the Pound keeper his fees
and his expenses for keeping said creatures.
as in other cases Of creatures impOUnded -
Provided nevertheless, that any person who has
family residence Ia said town Of Sharon,
may, if he chooses. suffer one cow to run at
large on the public highway, aud not incur
the aforesaid penalty.
A true copy Of Record. ,--.-.s
Attest, GEO. KING, Jun.
40 70,cn Clerk.
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NO'TICE.

nE Court Of Probate Zee the District Of
= L'tsadeid hath assigned the eth day Of
April next. at ten o'clock Ia the forenoon. at
the Probate Oaica 10 Litchfsld. for the ap-
p0snsmsne OF Commissioners on the estate OF
ORREN POTTER,
late Ot Liechleid, deceased, represented in-
solvent. g which time and place all parsons
ineeFeseed 70 said estate will. II they aae canse,
attend bssose said Co,lgt add b heard relative
TO such appointment
1yUtdeF Of salsl Court.
NATHAN RASSETT, Z 49,.
WILLIAM BEENE,
LiIsNGsld, MaFsk se. 1854 -
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POETRY
80 F0R RE RNQUIREIs- = =
mY BOYHOOD'S HOME.


e---oncs more who would Notb be alloy l"-BsvOn.
nv boyhOod'S home! my bOyhOOd'S home! how slight
est things can bring ss e
Back TO my thought my childhood joys on memOrys
lightning wing! f
The magic Of sunset skye a wood streams whisper
ing tOnes ~.
Bear to the mindsksswiest joys that cbilhOOdyears
Oh they are stealing DER my SOUL and bursting my
sight,
Aud mantIng my dark spirit now with visions of de-
szs light
And lean gaze in fancy scenes pass'd long passed
away, @.a'-E Z sE 81 49,
And listen to sweet voices gone, beautiful they
The soft sweet whisper Of the wiud-,he breath Of
springs first flowers s. e
Stealing amid my easements leaves at childhood's
waking hours ss
The free wild carol Of bird the deep hush Of even,
The silversdew-drop on the flowers, messenger Of
Heaven. ~rs @s
And the bright stars Of glorious night that 70 my
chiIdhood's eye
Seem'd fairy beings wandering bright in their own
ys holy sky; aa . !.
0hahey brought Aeetness to my pulse and gladness
omy heasa,
Aud little thought that the power from things 80
bright could part. ea
But hath passd, all passed anywhere 10 no spell
81 on high
To wake my spirit up joy, raise it 10 the sky
The carol springs hottest bird hath caught cheer
less tone,
All glory from the earth Is passd, and clouds are left
alone. ~ -..
Ohthat alloy again, sweet home to wander free
BY thy own mountains silvery streams, and know no
world bat thee;
With bird and flower and whispering wind and things
Ill bright and fair,
TO make my paradise earth, and dwell forever
there. SEDLEY.
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NOTICE.

TIHE Ncw-Haven Steam Boats have COM
Il menced their DAILY TRIPS, one Of
which will leave Ne,0- Haven every morning
(Sundays excepted) at o'clock, and NesO'
York nj half past o'clock on Monday, Tues.
day, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday morn
logs, and at t2 O'Clock tnoon) on Saturdays.
until further notice.
Fare Too Dollars. Meals Extra.
JOEL ROOT, Agent.
Nesv. Haven, March %, 1891 Al
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Printing Types, Presses, &c.
WIII.1AMHAGAR SEQ.


WILLIAM HAGAR & CO.
OFFERS for sale at their Type aud Stsr-
Oeotype Foundry, No. 10 Gold street, New
York, a complete assortment Of Pri0ting
Types, &c. &c. They have lately complst-
ed series Of founts from Plea to Diamond, Of
light face and beautiful cut, which they Of
fer with great confidence ms being very eupe-
rior articles. The following are their prices,
uniform with other fourdries,) months
credit, or l-2 per cent. discount for cash,
Six line Plea and all lar. Long Primer, 10
ger, OBI BOurgeOs, As
Cannon to six line Plea, 3OlBrsvier, Sc
Double English TO DOu. Minion, 70
BILE Paragon, 32iNonpariel, 90
Great Primer TO Double Agaie, l16
Plea, 34lPearl, lAO
Plea and English, 36!Dian,ond, 300
Small Plea, S8
All other articles of the Tyne Foundry in
proportion. William Hagar g. Co. cast their
book f0unts Of metal much lighter than the
kind commonly in use, and which they will
s00rrGnt much more durable.
They are agents for the sale Of the " WASH
jngton Printing Press" invented by Rust, and
for the Smith Press" made by r.. Hoe &
Co. The following are the prices months
credit, Of both kinds.
Medium $3.50 Imperial, No. !. $3.50
Super Royal, AO Do. Do. 2 $50
New York, March s, 1891. 42
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Laura Dunhanl's Estate.
THE Court Of Probate for the District ct
L. Sharon has limited aud allowed six
months from this date for the creditors Of the
estate of
LAURA DUNHAM,
late Of Canaan, in said district, deceased, to
bring in their claims against said estate to the
subscribers for settlement.
MARTHA DUNHAM, ! Adminis-
WIN. J. DUNBAR, traitors.
Salisbury, March l6, 1891 .s4l
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WOOL.

THE Subscribers having located them
Il selves at WOLcOTrvILLE, for Manafac-
turing WOOL. give notice that they will pur-
chase the article, and pay cash on delivery.
Wolcott, Gr0Ues T. GoOdaotn.
Wolcottville, June 10 tf52
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BULKkEY d NEEAFOY,
One Door West Of Parks Hotel.
"OULD Respectfully inform the inhab-
w itants of Litchield, and ito vicinity,
that they have on hand general assortment
Of Genslemsw's and Ladies
BOOTS AND SHOES.
The following comprise part Of their as
sOrtment.
Gentlemen's Sharp aud Square toed
BOOTS and SHOES. Warranted,
Ladies' Cloth BOOTS,
Ladies' Morocco do.
Ladies' do. SLIPS,
Ladies' Undressed Morocco SLIPS,
Ladies' Seal Skin SLIPS,
Ladies' Cloth do. ..
Besides great assortment Of Misses and
ChildreR's Boots and Shoes, well calculated for
the coming Spring weather.
The above articles, when examined, will
furnish their own recommendation.
Rips aseadsd gratis.
Thankful for past fayors, they hope for a
cOntinuance at the same.
Cash paid for Green Calf Skins.
LitchReld, March 2. 1854. s tfS8
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WHO BUYS !?
FOR SALE,

Or LEASE for Twenty Years,
TWO VALUABLE MILL.SEATS. sit
Il uata in Litchfeld (MiItoD Soeiety.) In
formation can be obtained by InquIrIng OF
Messrs. John H. l. Cicero Collins, Of Goshen,
or the subscriber.
Also for sale, about 26 acres OF
good meadow and pasture LAND, with a
first rate Barn thereon standiDg-situated iH
Milton Society. Inquire Of John Wslch, Esq.
or DR.. Samuel Ruel. Ltehfield.
JOHN M. WEST.
Milton, March %, 1891 Al
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a, ~ y III
J. M BERRiEN. ESQ.
WAsHINeroN. asd June. 1891.

WASHINGTON. a3d June, 1891.
Sir: Your note Of yesterday was received
IN the course of the day was too much
ind'sposed, however, 10 reply to il at the mo
fnent' and do SO now merely to prevent mis-
conception
In your note Of the 18th inst, you called
upon me to sanction or disavow the statement
contained in publication in the Teleera oh
OF that date could not recognize yosr
right TO make this demand; hut, for the rea
sons mentioned IN my reply, | thought il was
proper 10 state to you what had done, in re-
lation to this matter To do this was the on
~ object of that note
You are quite tight, however, in believing
that mad no agency in procuring The pablIr
CATION oil the statement referred to- And adj.
vertIng to the spirit of your last note, have
no hesitation m thus confirming the convic-
ton winch you have expressed.
am, respectfully,
JNO. MACPHERSON BERRIEN.
To j. HI. EATON, Esq.
Shortly after this, received letter from
Col. Johnson, which, with nv reply. feel
myself bound now to give to the public I
have anxiousiy desired to delay this until |
1NN'@ AN'SifN WI OOuUSUN 3 answer. FER.
baps haye waited long enough; for my re
ply according TO the memorandum which 1
have oil 1t, was dated on the 7th instant -
But IT is not thls circumstance which has de.
fermined me. Col johnson has furnished
to the editor of the Globe a statement full,
or otherWise, of what passed between Messrs
Branch and lngham, and myself and him
sell, on the occasion so often referred TO. -
Extracts frem this statement are used TO do
noe injustice. This is done, to be sure. with
out the authority OF Col Johnson, but he
has furnished the means which are thus i'm
properly used, and have no alternative but
TO give the correspondence, or submit to con
tinued misrepresentation. publish Colonel
Jobnssn's letter as an act of justice 10 him,
that the public may be. in full possession Of
his statement. My reply follows, and after
tbs the letter and statement Of Mr. Inghan1.
to whom, as web as 10 Dir Branch, / for
warded copy 81 Col Johnson's lotter From
MIR. Branch have received no reply-owing,
as suppose. to his absence from home.
Here follows the letter or Cci II. M. John
son TO MIR. Berrien, and MIR Berfen's reply
to the same, together with Mr. Ingharns lei
ter to Col. Johnson, referred to 10 the fore
going. which We are compelled 10 omit, for
want of room
DIR. lEcHAn's Statement, copy of schieh ices
enclosed la his letter to Col j ,HHsos.
On Wednesday the 9th OF JANUARY, 1880.
Colonel Johnson, Of Kentucky, waited on
me in the Treasury Department, and after
some preliminary conversation, in which he
expressed his great regret that my family
and that Of Nh. Branch and Mr. Berrien.
did not visit Mrs Eaton, he said that il had
been subject of great excitement with the
President, who bad come 10 the deterElina-
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on question vitality interesting to the pee
pie OF Georgia. Ii there be any man whe is
incapable Of understanding, or of apprecia-
ting the motive which prompted this act,
cannot envy bis feelings aud will net attempt
to ealighien bis understanding. | returned
to this city, had a conversation with the Pre-.
sldent, Of which the prominentpointsa are adj
verted TO IN my letter Of resignation which
Immediately followed it, and having brought
up the public business, which was in arrear,
retired from Office.
While these occurrences were in progress,
Major Eaton addressed 10 me letter OF like
import with his 6rst communication to Mr..
lngham. He called upon me to sanction or
slsavow the statement in the Telegraph, that
my family had refused to associate with bis.
answered by detailing the conversation
which had passed between myself and Col.
johnson. and stated that had subsequently,
expressed the same views 10 the President.
who had disclaimed any disposition 10 press
tbs reqnlstIon, referring TO that which had
previously stated TO have been made through
Col. Johnson. The Editor of the Globe has
published this detached sentence oil my let
ter, and has made an impotent attempt to
dlstort ITS meaning. The public shall Judge
oil the whole correspondence for themselves.
had no disposition to publish this correspen-
dence. Perfectly satisfied thatit would at all
times speak for itself, and not emulous of re-
putatIon to be acquired in such controversies,
| have resisted The numerous calls which
have been made upon me throagh different
Journals TO give il TO the public But the
Editor of the Globe is in possession OF II,
and by the publication Of an isolated ext.act.
attempts TO do me injustice | exercise a
right, therefore, which belongs to me, when
take from him, this unfair means Of annoy.
ance, by giving the whole to the public:
Friday Might, l7h J,a,e, 1851.
SIR: have studied TO disregard the ahu
sive ISLANDERS which have arisen Though so
debased source as the u. s. Telegraph |
have been content TO wait for the full deve-
lopment Of what he had to say, and until per-
SOFAS of responsible character should be
brought forth 10 endorse his vile abuse OF me,
and OF NJ. faulty. 10 that paper Of this ev-
ening is contained the following remark of
my wife: "ltis proven that the Secretaries Of
the 4 reasury and of the Navy, and OF the
Attorney General, refused 10 associate with
her, This publication appears in a paper
which processes to be friendly TO YOU, and is
brought forth under your immediate eve.
dssire 10 know OF you, whether or not YOU
sanction this statement, or alsayow ii. The
relation we have sustained towards each o.
ther authorizes me 10 demand an immediate
answer. Very respectfully,
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10Th June, 1891.
Mr.. BER.iEs.
June oad 19aI-

=. June I'D, 1881.
Or: have not had leisure 10 reply TO your
letter OF t..e 18th until 10 day 1t involved
matter which it beloved me 10 give full and
calm consideration to- That has been given.
ieit Indisposed TO believe that those at
tacks OF General Green could be authorised
by You, or were made under yo,r sanction.
Your declaration is evidence OF The correct
ness of what was before impressed with. I
take occasion, therefore, with pleasure, TO
acknowledge the frankness with which YOU
nave disavowed an agency in this neiarious
business
Respectfully, yeur most obedient,
j. Ii. EATON.
J. NJ BERRIES. ESQ.
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Monday morning, o'clock.
SIR. have received your note of tue 18th
INST 1t may become necessary for me to Of
Ter some In reply. For the present have
engagements, which prevent a,e from doing
myre than to acknowledge that il has been
received. Very respectfully,
j. Ii. EATON.
10Th June, 1881.
+ Mr. n.
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the truth or falsehood sfthe statements which
were made. IL was sufficient TO ascertain the
general sense Of the community of which
bad recently become remksr; and having
done SO, 10 conform to it, In the winter oil
1850, as presume is known to You, was
called upon by gentleman, who represcn-
TED himself as acting, and who | doubt not
cid act, under The authority Of the President,
to express with precise reference 10 this sub
lect the regret which he felt at the want of
harmony, or of social intercourse amsAg the
members of his Cabinet, and to announce
ms determination at any rate TO have it,
Messrs. ingham and Branch were present at
TINS interview. The fact was distinctly sta
ted that they and myself had successively
gwen very large parties TO which Mrs. Eaton
had net been invited We we're then told
that on such occasions at least the President
would expect in future a social Intercourse
between our respective families. There were
Varisns other suggestions made during this
conversation, but the recapitulation of them
is not rendered necessary by your inquiry. |
answered TO this communication for myself,
that would not permit the President, nor a
ny other individual to regulate the social in.
tefcoufse OF myself or lamlly--and that if
such resuisiton was persevered in, would
retire IRON the official situation which held
In the interview TO which vas invited by
Tue PRESIDENT some few DAYS afterwards, |
frankly expressed 10 him my views on this
subject, and he disclamed any disposition TO
press such artquisidon. am not aware that
any other occasion has occurred in " hich the
question OF an intercourse between your
family and mine has been presented 10 me or
to my family
am, respectfully, your ohedient serv't,
JOHN MACPHERSON BERRlEN.
To II. EATON, Esq
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-06

Of superfne Flour TO Foreign ports during the
past month, has been 43,4S4 brls, Of which
81, 1876 we're for Liverpool: and since the LIST of
Jan. 1881, 1876, 099 brls. IA, AIS of which have
been shipped to Great Britain. Rye Flour is
lower, upwards OF 1000 brls have been sold du
ring the week at 8s 49, SO, principally at
the former price; export to foreiga ports last
month, GAYS bis. Corn Meal IN barrels steady
at S Is, in hhds it has declined, about 500 hhds
having been sold, principally at Is so; the ex-
port last month was us hhds and 985 barrels.
Grain-No arrivals of consequence during
the week; the sales Of Wheat have been confined
to small parcels; our quotations are nominal. as
millers decline purchasing at these rates. But
little Corn at maj ket; some small lots lower
County Yellow sold at 60 cents. Rive and Oats
continue steady at former prices.
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Quantiao Mills.

yasRE subscribers have taken both the Slls on Guam
4 tco, nesr Humies, one Of which they now
putting in state Of cmpete repair fr manufacturing
four; and they will be ready TO receive the crop
Of wheat to grind for toll in exchange for -four pm
the usual terms they will also paw particular a,ten-
ton to Country Work, and will receive grain from the
boats of their Mary land Customers, 1T the canal in
Dumfres s.d return it when ground tree Of expense.
They are also preparing to start la
UOOLLEN F9CTORY,
at the lower MILL where they will do carding spinning,
fulEng and dyeing the most reasonable terms -
Having Fl 1t pair Of csrding machines. clothed
entirely rev, and picking machine. They hstter
themselves, by their constant attention, to merit d
share of public patronage.
They viii purchase WOOL or receive it in exchange
f,r their manufactured goods.
July 6-lsw3w JaNNEY RUSSELL.