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Litchfield enquirer., 1831-10-20
DRD1ETTATHD FHNRALEs.

1NN1E, complaints peculiar to the female part oG the \ commuHty. have been long successfully treated prescribad and comnaundedby DfRelfe. They cleanse the blood from those disorders ofte female coneitn- tion for which the Pills effectua specifics they restore free crculatiOR reform the irregular opera. tions of the sanguer0us syetel and racty the dsnr. dered habits. The propretofs confidence lil the su- perior excellence ofth equally innocent and powef- ial prepafation founded be most decisive testi' mony from many restored patients. He canassure this portion af the public, that when
 D.. Relfe's Aromatic Pills for FemGles are regularly talk according the directions acco. panying them they revive and establish the ces'red healthy habits, aud restore o the paid cOunep ance the natural glow of health and good spirits.
 oSs,rue.;oss. D pebiY;,y Hypoeondria Green Sick ness. Gddiuess, Palpitacn Of the Heart, Bad Dges- tion Loashing of FO0d Paia 0f the Stomachs Shori' ness of Breath npoa every little motion. Sinking ot the Spirits and Its aeec,sa
 Married ladies will find tiic Pills equally useli, ex coptin enscS or when they must not be ta ken; neither must they he taken by persons oi hectic pr coasumptiye habits. They nay pe usea n tcric or Vaiporish disorders In a eases of ths ie scr;ptio ae pulls purify, nyig0rate, and revive the disorslered system. Price $l 50 a box.
 sNone genuine unless signed on the outside pftni cd wrapper by the sole proprietor, T; KiDDER, is.e diaes ssiccessor 10 the fate pr. W. I. conway Fc saIe wifi, all the other .' Conway Medicnes pt hi Counting Room, No. 90. next door tos \. AladerI
 Drug Sure s sa,,oo g and aso Sy ns speca "'!S !Sa'saei Bssi md Lee & Bscl,sish, Liich feld
 E. Co,rles. South Forms; Daniel Norton - Cnnnan jssdson & EYkittlesey, ". PTsston
 Dt. Hwmgkrey, Salisbury; George IuytoT
 Ne,p Milford; Pitkin 2. Ssoitt, No3oIk. Large discount to those whe buy to sell aga.nis ao
 4Jnnaary 6 z 7 y-... =
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-10-20
IfttDtfeGd 7EMQmtrer PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, Br HENRY ADAMS.
FERRIS.

To village and single mail subscribers dollars per year' payable before the expiration Ofsix months.
 To companies of any number six, $l 50 per year, payable as above. To companies less than six, be deducted from each of these prices when payment Is made in advance. These prices are excusve o. mail or stage charge for transportation.
 No papers will be discontinued until all arrearages are paid, except at the discretion ofthe editor. Notice of wish to discontinue must be given before lhe expiration of the year.
 ADVERTISING. One square, three insertions, $l, aud the same proportion for two more squares.- HaIfa square 75 cents. Continuance over three weeks 20 per cent per week. A liberal deduction made for advertisements ca9t;dGed or i2 months.
 Administfators and Execntors' Notices, $l co < ComEiissioners' N0tices, %
 AIl communications must be postpaid.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-10-20
AN INVNLUABLE REMEDY.
1ested by experience, and s1stained by testinao- N nSdls!
 AT0ST people have remedy for CORNS as well ,1Nk as other complaints; bui the proprietor of the long known and justly celebrated
 Albion Corn Plastari

long known and justly celebrated Albion Corn Plaster! - (as prepared by the late Dr. Conway has been made acquainted with no instance fits proper application, in which tt has not been perferred all other reme- tiiesor Corns, those pnnfu disgures the feet and enemies to locomo,ion.
 The Albion Cssn Plaster .ofiens the corn, however old and tough, and extracts to the very The relief afforded is gentle, immediate aud thorough.
 The Proprietor begs leave to submit the following ease, from Mr. Stowel who is well known 10 the Labants of this city, especially at the south end, and at South Boston, asa very worthy and respectable cit ixen.
 Sir-I do not hesItaae to give niy most unqualified approximation ip favor of your valuable Albion Corn Plaster. Bytlense of less than box, Mrs. Siowell has been cured with corn.om each foot. which had been exceedingly troublesome and painful for years, and think 1t but justice to your invaluable prepara- ton to add (or the encouragement ofthose, who ing to repeated dsappointments in the various dies resorted to, have finally despaired of cure that your plaster cured her after trying other highly recommended remedies to no I,ur,ose; and what in- my cOmGdcpce in the superiority oi yoar Plas~ ter, the fact that has been used by several ms neighbors with equally good success. A man advan- cedi years, lad become so crippled wt, corns as to be obliged cut holes in his shoes his fee he had long suffered great torture ana nconvenience- has lately been entirely cured y the use your Corn Plaster, that he walk with comfort, and in whole shoes. Ascther case.--A young woman living had become so lame tn consequence ofcorns, as not to ,c able to go up and down stnirs without great trouble, is now using the Plaster witt, the most happy success, and prospect of sreedy cure.
 could teierto several other cases were it necessa- ry, hut have enough ofthe Plaster to satisfy me any other, or the cure of Corns; and i,s virtues generally Known, donbt wI'etler you could prepare Ghe atticlo fast ehouglato meet the public demand.
 tSignedD SETH STOWELL,
 Keeper ofths Z'eil-house, South Boston B,i1gs. Mir. T. Kidder, $@
 Proprietor of the Conway Medicines.
 Boston, Jtsne l7th, 1929.
 Price 50 cents.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-10-20

The pleasure of religious man is an easy, portable pleasure, such a one as he carries about his bosom, without alarming either the eye or the envy of the world. A man putting all his pleasure into this one, is like traveller putting all his goods into one iewel; the value is tlie same and the convenience greater.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-06-23
0s;e, Of NE Bahimore and Ohio Rail

office of he baltimore and Ohio Rail
Road Company. Mar 90, 1881.
= ,uE Exhibition of Lseos''ise S'ear' En-
g;aes IN this Road. heretofore sdver'is-
"a Nv this Company for the 1st June next.
has been POSTPONED. and instead 81 th@,
ds,, !, will take place sn Monday the 23th o'
Junr, and on the two succeeding days The
SELECTION from the several Engines that may
be- offered, will be made on the last at those
,lsys. viz: on "Wednesday the 29th June' a.
ter which they viii be subjected tn the rcgu-
Ter work Of thirty dos on the Rail Road. a
greesbiy to the original conditions Offered by
Every facility Tor previous practice on the
Rail Road, will be sford~d tn competitors;
and cars ON the winsns Construction viii be
furnished for testing the respective powers oi
the several engines.
Persons who may arrive with engines pre-
vious to The LIST June, will have the use OF the
Rail road accorded to them on their srris al in
Baltimore. for the purposes OF practice and
exhibition. y. e. THOMAS. Pyest
BAD. aud Ollie Ruif Road Com
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Harpers-Ferry New Store.

Harpers-Ferry New Store.
INE undersigned, having purchas-
u ed the entire Stock Of Goods of
Messrs. Ford s. Chapman, have, in addi-
ton. just received lasgc and splendid
assortment Of
Spring and Summer Goods,
Selected with care from the New York
market. which they now offer to the pub
i'c at very reduced prices for cash or
country produce. Their assortment 10
complete. consisting Of Dry Goods. Gro
ceries. Hardware. Crookery and Glass
ware; all Of which they pledge themselves
10 sell as cheap as can be pure based in
the country. Their friends and tho pub
lac generally are respectfully invited to
call and examine prices and quality
SMITH s. PATTERSON.
Msy 80, 1881
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-06-23

NICHAEL MELHORN informs the
WI public. ths' he has removed bis shop
to the building lately occupied by Samuel
Gibson. where oil who want
Matches, Jezceiry. sc.
Are invited 10 call. He intends 10 keep
constantly on hand some first rate brass
eight day Clocks. in short cases. for man
tel pieces, Of his own manufacture, war-
r.ni-d aud very low priced. The watch
repairing, and other work in the shop.
will be done by ID. Holt. Jr. who would
thank those Who want their work well
done. and at reasonable prices. 10 give
him trial.
Hsrpcrs- Ferry. April Is, Is3i--3m.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-06-23
SHOES, BOOTS. & HANS.

lHE subscriber has just opened bic Spring
a supply of SHOES, BOOTS, end HATS.
which IS very extensive sod teyy cheap, and
would most earnestly urge an examination Of
bis present stock by ell who are desirous of
ouyinB The above articles cheaper than ever
before offered. Feeling the weigh, OF com.
petition aTayed against him, he is deternin.
ed TO sell al . very moderate advance. Ilis
stock comprises almost every variety Of
shoes that may be called for, consistih, of
ladies' fancy, lasting. hid, Morocco, and lea.
ther Shoes, Nisses' lasting. black, and co.
Toured kid, Morocco, and iea,herdo Zen.
uemen's Boots, shoes, Pumps, slippers.
black, red, yellow. and grey, snd en- excel.
Tent assortment Of beaver, castor, and rorsn
ns'si Boys Inc fus Hats, Mems wool do.
~lh,e aud black, paIHlesf, do tse &c. An
~ which will be offered on the best poss;bJ,
terms, by n. BtJcKMAsIER
May II, 1851.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-06-23

H>iiE subscribers have just received
n and are now opening,in the store
room lately occupied by W. q J. Lane. \
II large and general assortment of Ntu
Spring and Summer Goods.
rsss sovsisT IN PANT %
supe'. blue. black, and fancy colsred cloGas,
Medium do. do. do do.
super. aud medium Csssimeres q Cas.ipst,..
Summer Cloths. Camhie,s. and Rousn Cassi.
meFes,
Black Lasting. BrocheIIes. ard Cireassians,
slik. hsrseilles, and Valencia vss,ings.
White and trovn linen DrilIines,
do. do. Irish Linen,
Cartoons and Beaveftesn.
white, buff. and striped Sa,ieens.
White and colored Swiss Craysis,
Black Italian do.
Zebra MKT and white six aud eo;ion } Hose,
Hlsck Italian Iusirings,
Black aud coiofed Gro. de Naples,
do. Satin LsysntiSe. '""'
Nsnderine and psin'ed lawns,
Seeryueker. painied. extracted, plain, aud
domestic Ginghsms,
suPerline and common CsIieoes.
D'sek' blue. pink, green, salmon, and orange
eolcred Italian Grapes,
pongcs and Hsnkin Grapes,
Green Barrage and usrFsge Veiis,
great variety Of scaFfs and dress Ispkey.
ohiefs,-Crspe ShsuIs,
Hs'ntsd and plain linen cambria HtkereLief,
ilunSabIe add G.eEhorn Hornets
Black and straw eolored Navarino do.
general assortment or Gsuze. TaH.,as AL
Gro de Naples Ribbons,
iiOskin Gloves and Mi,is,
BLACK and white silk Hose,
Embroidered cotton do
Atso, A oSSEaAL AssohTsEsr
Domestic Goods. HardcnTe, Opse1s.
trGSe. Groceries, &c.
They respectfully invite Ell persons in
''srch Of good Bargains, 90 call and examine
'heir stock, - they aae determined 70 sell
u"Nsually cheap.
WA. y. RIDDLE q co.
Cba'le'tOWn, May ~. 1851.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-06-23
GRAIN CRADLES

INiiE subscriber respectfully inform,
- all concerned. tina, he has on hand
and is Masking. at Samuel Sirider. .hnr
FIX Branch. Jefferson county. GRAIN
CRADLES. for sale lie confidently b.
lieses that these Cradles are Construct.
on plan which will be highly approve,
by Graders They arc solicited TO ca
and examine for themselves
BENJAMIN KNOTS
June 10, 1881.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-06-23

Before our country took a stand n
mopg the nations vi Europe, aud while
VIC were suffering by deprcLations on
every hand, the venerable John Adams
remarked, that the situation Of the u
nited States reminded him Of the con-
dition If Daniel Defoe's game cock
who. on being in a stable amongst n
number of horses, exclaimed. .fak.
care, gsnfisma,, doaf fei uy tread on
enc another"
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-06-23

The SWEET NEGLECT

:S,in Co D. ape, .,li To be drvst.
A. YOU ~efc gosry Co feast
suli To be povdcr'J, n,ii pcrfun'd,
adv, it's Co be presumed,
Though MI's hid causes ARE not found,
All a. tat sweet, al As Dot sound.
Give n.c a look, gave nae a face,
4 h:.i make, simplicity n K .see, 49,
Robes lous-ly nov iug, hair as frvet
S.,h s~eet ncyis-t nore t~k,th me,
Than ALI tho adnhcries at art,
BLs !ouSsox.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-06-23
FOR SALE,
LIMO valuable Work Ito,

wv valuable Work lior ses. to-
i young-a Bull. two wears old hi,
'pr,og. Of large size and veil proportion
Of the Durham short horned breed, ~
Bergsni-one beautiful IIciier oil tie
same breed, one year old this spring, :,
scral young Calves of the same stock, ar
four fine Cows with young calves Ap
ply 10 the subscriber, near McPher.1n's
m:ll w. T.. SINCLAIR
have also for sale, some fine fat Shee0
and Lambs. WIS
May 10, 1881.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-06-23
WOOL WOOL!

NHE subscribers respectfully inform their
- friends and the public, that they will
take Wool Of every description 10 exchange
for Merchandise. for Sh,ch they will ALLOW
the highest price, and will dispose of their
Goods on the most reasonable terms
Gu. RUPERT & X KOwNsLAR.
Middleway, Va. May -, 1876
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-06-23
ESpRAY HORSE.

CTRAIED from the Subscribers fam
- near. Charlestow Va on sunday H.
5th juno. a BROWN MARE, about /
hands high. hind feet white. and suscnr
in the left shoulder. Any person takir
up the said estray, and returning her {;
me will be literally rewarded.
HENRY T. VI. BRiSCOT.
June l6 1881
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-06-23

The wife Of Sexton belonging to
one of the churches at White haven,
was lately interrupted in the middle Of
harangue upon the hardness Of the
times, by person who offered to sell
her couple Of ducks. "Ducks ~
exclaimed she, &" how can I buy ducks
or any thing else, we have not buried
a doing soul these six weeks 20
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-06-23
TO THE PUBLIC.

The following communication. addressed
TO the proprietor Of Judkins' tmebt, from
the Hon John Taiisitrro, member Of Con
grsss, il highly interesting. The gratuitous
manner i'm which II IL made, exhibits feel
ings Of no ordinary character towards sui
fering humanity; and IL certainly well de-
serving Of public attention.
wA,HscTox Jan. 22d. 1899.
S1-It has been M, wish for q considers.
bis time, To Communicate TO you the good
effect with which have used the Ointme nj
Invented by q Mr.. Judkins, and which nov
understsnd 10 made and sold by agents ap-
pointed by yourself I hsyo applied his
ointment. during the last three ycsrs, TO
every species Of iumour and wound, without
failure TO produce a cure in every instance
consider II the most decided and Efficient
remedy "a oil cases Of tumour. be the cause
~ha, il may, and I have found nothing 80
good for wound Of any description. II ma,
he proper 20 add that the cure OF q tumour
called White Swelling, giveo over by the
most distinguished physicians rs incurabie
and which they dcctdcd would. without sm.
puiation, prove fs'sl TO the patient. was up.
dor nv immediate notice Ell. cted By the use
OF Iudkins' Ointment. and the patient i. in
hre health; his limb affected BY the tumour
being restored toe perfect ststs Of sound
res Also. that the leg q an ag-d man.
which had been wounded, and exhibited one
dresdfully ulsers'ed surface from the knee
TO the foot, and which. for more than two
years, had been oonsidered ineurable, WAS
efeetusily cured by the application of Jud.
kins' Ointment mention these two cases
which fell under nv immediate notice end
management, rs o decided evidence Of the
efbcscy Of this remedy in cases Of tumou.
and OF ulcers. ] have experienced as decid-
eddy. the good effect Of this remed, in the
cure OF Felons, and OF every species of fresh
wound II seems 10 me that any one who
will observe the operation OF this Ointment
must be satisfied as to its beneficial effect
can with the utmost con 6denos recommend
the use Of this valuable remedy.
j am, sir, very respectfully.
JOHN TALIAFERRO.
To Mr.. CHARLES HERsross. Proprie-O
tor Of Jndkins' Ointment, nearS
Frederick'own, Mary land.
hereby certify, that I was for many
months afflicted most grirvousIy with lhe
letter upon both Of my heels. causing open.
ipgs large enough 10 admit person. finger
] tried various remedies in vain. when ~ps
induced 10 ir, Judkins' oistment. and was
cured b, the use Of single hox. iamn nx-
ious that others. similarly afflicted, NAV 8.
vail themselves Of so valuable remedy
ROBERT FULTON
Chnriesiowp, Dec. I6, 1870.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-06-23

TN>HE anniversary Of ST. John the
Baptist, will be celebrated b,
Amicsblc Lodge ss ssickesssiiIe. Laudoui
county, ON Friday the oath Of June. Al
ors,ion aud sermon will be delivered on th.
occasion. All brethren in regular standing
are invited la sttead.
PERRI.v W.5SHINCTON.
THORkTOS y. OFFCTT.
JOHN ~ T. q. Z. KEENE,
JEFFERSON THO!v.3S.
STEPHEN COyN.iRD,
THOJH.7S J.. HUNPHREY,
+ l.. r. LEJTH.
WARMER MUSE,
May 10. 1851. Committee.
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NOTICE.

I HAVE for sale four hundred and 6nv
bushels Of Rye. and about two hundred
and FIFTY bushels OF nice Corn, which !
VIII sell at far price. Also. Bran at
i3i cents per bushel
DAN'L SNYDER.
May &C. 1881
p. She House heretofore occupied
near Nesials ford ss = tavern stand. T. for
rent. Possession can be bad Immediately
DIS
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-06-23

FIN honest earpo,fer.-A gentleman
whose house was undergoing repairs,
called in shortly after the job was CON:
snenced, to see how the workmen cot
On, aud observing quantity Of nails
lying about. said to the head carpenter,
Why don't you take care Of those
nails : they'll certainly be lost" "Oh
no, sir." replied Mr.. Forepisne, "you
will find them all in the bills
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-06-23
JOHN JACKSON.
CODsf0bIe .1urfi0DePr Sr

DtSPEC1FULLY informs his friends and
HI the public, that he has been appointed
Constable IN the district embracing Shep-
herdstoan and Harpers.ferry. In rendering
his services IN the capacity Of Constable. he
assures sil who may enirust him with the col
lection Of their claims, ths; if strict attention
and punctuahiy give any claim TO their favor-.
he feels quite Confident he shall merit por.
ton Of their patronage. lie will make pri.
waite collections, in consideration Of fair com
mission. and attend TO such other business a.
msy come within the line Of his engagements
As suctioneer, h will attend To all calls made
upon HIM for his services VA that way, by due
notice being given him. either personally OF
by note through the post office az Shepherds.
town, the place OF his residence.
March %, lS5l.-3m
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-06-23

Liquors and Groceries.
MADEIRA. sherry. Lisbon. Port. and
WI Malaga VINES,
French Brandy. Spanish do.
Jamaica Spirits. Domestic do.
Peach brandy. old Apple do.
Cordisls.-and large supply Of Groceries
sf all kinds,-sll just received and for sale by
George ~. Hammond.
April 81, 1891.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-06-23
NOTICE.

Charfesiorn. .9pyR 10. 1881.
IiE Stockholders Of the smith.
= held, Chaficstown. and IIarpers
fet,y Turnpike Company. are heteby
ho'hed' 'ha' an inslsiu,e ~ of Ten Dca.,,
Ps' '"sfe oi The stock e ssid company fbe.
"s zoe oh insi-lDeni. md .skine ~ al e90
y 'hafs called M l. required 70 BE- ts,.l
we fsssnffr. ii'sfastF Ksrss, ESQ on
'he iifsi 5sy 81 Ma next
Dy order ~ ihr ues.A
tApfl ~. 1911
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WANTED.

THE subscriber wishes to purchase large
n quantity of WOOL. for which the high
est price will be given in merchandise.
UiHiG,n Cleveland.
April 81. 1861.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-06-23

MIslt TO purchase large quantity of
WOOL Of al qualities, for which 4 q an
give the highest prices
Apni 2i' q. W. HAuMOSD.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-06-23

VIRGINIA,
JEFFERSON Go. CoURT, Scr.
May Term, 1881.
UiiIi0m Ciereiand, PLAINr,yv.
AGAINST
Joseph Hcnor and Martha his rife.
iafe Martha FGgg, and james Il.
Ransom, DERENpANTs.
IN CHAHCERY.
q RiHEdefeodsnis, Joseph Iiirnorand Mar.
- tbs his wife, not having entered their
appearance ~ this suit; aud 10 appearing b.,
ssiitfsctory evidence tbat ihsy are not IN
habitsnis Of this commonwealth. n !. order.
ed, that tho ssid defendants do appeer her,
on the hrsi day ofihs next August Term snd
answer The bill 81 The plaintiff. snd tina, a
copy % tbs order zee forthwith inssft.d N,
some newspRper published N this county
snd posted =, the front door 81 the court
house OF this eOuntt for two month, .oe-
cessiVtiy. 4 cop,-Teste
SAMUEL J. CRAMER. enc.
June 2. 1871.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-06-23

II ESPECTFUI.LY inform, his friends
H and the public generally. that he is
receiving and opening a larger and more
spieodid assortment OF GOODS. than he
has at any time had the pleasure Of offer
ing.
Harpers Ferry, Cheapside No. IL
May -. 1881.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-06-23
rGUsIoAT. IrEsTRunrunra.

fUST received. supply q Nnins. s.isrio
- tefs. Fhnes. Nioi'n Rows a q supere,
quality Vi1lis Strings, screus. Bridges
rc &c. shich vii be Offered vcr5 iou -
M.o, Pfcoc piors for The shove
Miy ~. ~ BUCBWAsTRR
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-06-23
MORE WOOL.

YTHHE subsefibsrs, ssenis for John Y. rid.
n dls 4 Co. Mastins5ufg. will s,vs he
higheH price in Calh or .Nrsf siaiiss 10,
elssa ceni8oH WOOL
yH " RIDDLE e CO
NJ -, rssi>
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-06-23

Supply Of Drugs and Medicines,
And all articles connected with the business,
which will be warranted pure and genuine
Among the articles on hand, are the following
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
Castor Oil SPIT. Nitre
Epson Salts Gamboge
Rochelle do. Rheubarb
Glauber do. Cream Tartar
Soda Powders Campbor
Seidiitz do. Gum Arabic
Saratoga do. SIENNA g. Mama
Calomel Crubebs
Aloes Hydriodsie Potash
Jalap Oxmuriate do.
Lima Bark CAlcined hsgnesia
Yellow do. Ex. Gentian
t2uinine Perkins' Blister Cloth
do. Pills Carbonate Of Ammonia
PATENT MEDICINES. PAINTS, &C.
be LaMonterat's spe- Lithsrge
cific white Lead
freeman's Specific Red do.
Godfrey's Cordial Putty
British Oil China vernilion
opodeldoc SPIT. Turpentins
Lees Pills Spanish Brown
Hans do. Chronic Yellow
pyoti's DO. Lamp Black
Andersoo's DO. Paint Brushes, sc.
rurlington's Balsam
FANCY ARTICLES, FRUITS, &c.
Fancy Phisls nsisins
Fancy Cologne Almonds
MIX of Roses Figs
Letter Stamps Cocoa Mats
/ Fancy Soaps Lemons
Snnl BoxestA variety Oranges
Perfumery Confectionery
Oils, Essences, &c. Spanish Cigars
Pocket Books Half do.
Tooth Brushes Rappee and Maccabau
Watch Keys Snuff
Silver Pens Peach brandy
Needle Csses Old Whi.key
sInelfing Salts Holland Gin
tinsr Pins Hrench Brandy, sc.
SOds, SeidhtS, ara Ssrasoga Waters, CON
sanity on hand. With variety Of s,rups.
Fly strict attention 20 business, and desire
TO please. they hope 20 merit share OF pub.
lee patronage. Medicines can be procured.
~ any hour Of The night, by ringing the bell
attached to the door.
April 20, 163i-eo6t