davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-08-10

The Esd OF "GKEAr MEN" Happening
TO cast my eyes upon printed page Of NINA.
lure portraits, ] perceived that the four per.
sonages who occupied the most conspicuous
piaces, were ALEXANDER, HANNIBAL, Cesar.
and BoSAPARTE. | had seen the same unnum.
eered times before, but never did the same sen.
sations arise in my bosom, as my mind hastily
glanced over their several histories.
alexander, after having climbed the dizzy
heights OF his ambition, and with his TEMPLES
bound with chaplets dipped in the blood of
countless nations, looked down upon con.
quered world, and wept that there was not
another world for him 20 'conquer-set a civ
on hre, and died in a scene of debauch.
hannibal, alter having, TO the establishment
and CONSERVATION of Rome, passed the Aims
alter having put TO fight the armies Of this
mistress Of the world" and stripped three
bushels of gold rings from the fingers of their
slaughtered knights, and made her very foun.
dation quake-fled from his country, beinp hat
cd by those who once exultinrIy unite5 his
name to that of their god, and called him Han.
nibal, and diod, at last, by poison administered
BY his own bands, unamentcd and unwept in
foreign land.
Cesar, after having conquered eight hundred
cities, and dyeing his garments in the blood of
million of his foes-after having pursued to
death the only rival he had on earth-was mis-
erably assassInated by those he considered rs
his nearest friends, and in that very place the
attainment Of which had been his greatest am.
bition. N'''
Bonaparte, whose mandate kings md princes
obeyed, after having filed the earth with terror
OF his namo-closcd his days in lonely Danish.
ment, almos. literally exIed from the world
yet where he could sometimes see his country's
banner waving DER the deep, but which would
not or could not bring him aid
Thus those four men who from the peculiar
situations of their portraits, seemed TO stand as
the representatives of all those whom the world
calls great-those four who each in turn made
sne earth tremble to IT'S very centre by thei.
simple tread, severally died-one by intoxica
!ion. or. as some suppose, by poison mingled
IN hls wine-one a suicide-one murdered BY
ms irlends-and one in lonely exile "Ilow
are the mighty falen!'
Mittedge1iue (GeO.) Recorder.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-08-10

In Manchester tho increase is about so per
cent, tho present population, including the
ncighborhood, being estimated Mt 233, $3.50.
London paper.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-08-10

an Az an inquest on the body of child; in Lon.
au., weeks old, juryman stated thai the r..
10 cb;IS Ser oil At, son Of Barns the poet, had
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-08-10

POPULATION RETURSs. Judging from the
returns already made, the result is likely to
throw the Malthusians into commissions, for
every where the increase is amazing. They
may take comfort, however, in the considera-
ton that mn increase in the number of the peo.
pie has been followed by an improvement in
their condition. The following is the result of
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-08-10

OYSTERS. The liquor in an oyster is said to
contain incredible multitudcs of small embryo,
covered with little shells, perfectly transparent,
swimming nimbly about. One iIandred and
twenty Of these in row would extend one
inch. Besides these young oysters, the liquor
contains great variety Of animalcue, five
hundred times less in size, which emit phos-
phoric light. The list of inhabitants, however,
does not conclude here, for besides those last
mentioned, there thrco distinct species of
worms, called the oyster worm, found in oys-
tors, half an inch in length, which shine like
the glow worms
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-08-10
A Nursrlon. Whom General Washington

A 0UEsTIoN. When General Washington
retired to private life, Congress passed resolu-
tons giving thanks to this great man. Only
three men were found in Congress at that day,
that voted against these resolutions. One OF
these three is now dead, and we do not wish to
disturb his ashes. The grave should cover the
ioibles of all men. But there are two men now
alive, whose names are on the Journals of Con.
gress, denying the poor pittance of n vote OF
thanks to Gen. Washington. We ask Tie jack
son men ichO these tstO men arcP
We have asked tho question, without expect
ing an answer from those to whom il is address
ed. But thore is no reason why our readers
should not BIO gratifed with the fact We an
swer ourselves from the 'record-thcy are An
drep Jackson and Ed,oard Living ston !!!H
Harrisburg Intetiigenecr.
PuBfic OPINION. Extract of letter from an
intelligent gentleman in Philadelphia TO the Ed
tiers Of the New York Commercial Advertiser,
dated, Tuesday. July 49,
We of this city, and may add of the State,
are horribly sick Of Jacksonism. Tho trick is
played. Your Betty Martin has paid the for
felt Of his contrivances. The Judgment of Penn
sylyania is dead against him.
Our Germans, who are straight forward
people honest; true to liberty and their coun-
try are all in motion. They say, "wc have
been imposed upon. We thought Gen Jack
son wrote that letter TO Mr. Monroe we
thought he wrote all his name is to-but we find
no writes nothing but PostScriptS, and letters
about boots, and these kind of things" Rely
upon it, this State is not going to compromise
its high character by again voting for any such
man.
| 1t is my opinion, that in no period of the
world $ history has there boon, in any govern
ment such despotic doinTs as have been CARR
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-08-10
STANFORD, (Conn.) July 19.

STANFORD, (Conn) July 12 -,
During tho thunder shovel on Wednesday
afternoon last, Mr., Alfred Dixon, aged about
10 years, while standing at the door of Mr..
Ephraim Meads house in Greenwich, was
struck by lightning, and died in about ten min
utes. We understand that he spoke moment
before no expired, saying, "My God let mo
dia.' This is the first instance we rccollect of
ever having heard of a person speaking after
receiving the shock, when struck by lightning.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-08-10

OUTRAGE. ~ We learn from passenger
IN the stage caach, that the Hon Isaac Hill
was attacked yesterday, whilst coming ont Of
the Court House at Exeter, by Gen. Timothy
Upham, who applied to Mr.. Hills shoulders
some round dozen of lashes with raw COW
hide. We give the story as it was related TO
us, and Vouch for nothing. We understand tho
lockers on did not interfere and that the only
observation made by any one, was the remark
OF White Mountain drover, who observed,
drlly, Well, now, that beats oil natur->lhe
General has licked all New Hampshire
Boston Transcript.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-08-10

HYDitorHoBIA FROM THE BITE OF HoRsR.
A MIR. Clark living about S miles from Gin
cinnati, Ohio, had marc and colt bitten by
mad dog In January last. Both became mad
and died The mare bit Mr. C. on one Of his
fingers, but the wound healed up and he thought
little of it, On the 10Th of July, Mr.. c. was
seized with dreadful paroxysm, and was put
into boat to be conveyed to the city TO receiys
medical assistance, bat so great was his distress
caused by water, that they were obliged to car
~ him by land. After his arrival, the steam
doctors put all the steam they could raise in re-
QUESTION to cure him, but he grew worso---ra-
ved, foamcd, and was convulsed all night. The
next day, however, he was better, and hopes
were entertained OF his recovery.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-08-10

LEAvINc THE Sur. All of the hands on
board the big Ship Jackson, except Office hold.
ers and pensioned editors, are about DESERVING
we nave on record ten p0psrs, which have
asr lhe cause within three months.
now, TO cap the climax, tho cood old ST. -" ~
Pennsylvania has muiinicd. Well can tho Con.
eral exciaim ct tn Brute. for This last Ia G III,
unkindest cut Of ALL" That tho State which
first nominated him, should be The first 70 de.
sert him, especially in times which trv mems
souls is really matter of no small moment
But the fault lies not with The Clay party.
Hartford Rericp.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-08-10

Mr.. John II, Dick of Pittstown, in this coun.
ty, was yesterday morning moving in The field
OF Peter C. Williams, in company with negro
man named Jack. Mr.. Dick, who was forward,
discovered nest of humble bees little before
him, and Immediately dropped his scythe, and
sprang backwards to avoid them, In doing
this he stepped upon the scythe of the negro,
which severed the tendon Achilles and cut
diately started for his house, which was at the
distance of about twenty rods from the fold in
which he was at work, at the same time dis
patching the black man for surgeon. His
wound bled most profusely, and before he had
reached his house, he fell, and before assistance
reached him, died.-Troy Daily Sentinel.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-08-10

A gentleman of New port, received through
me ne rost Office letter enclosing 1913, with The
following note $40 borrowed six years ago.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-08-10

few cases Of Small Pox have occurred n
Taunton; but such measures have been IN lscn
by the Seloctmcn as to give no grounds for an.
prehension. '' -
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-08-10

The Rev D. M'Caig, minister of Chapel
Of Ease at Edinburg, and possessed of consider
able property, was last week Convicted of steal.
ing 81 books at 81 different times, from book
sellers shop, in that city, and sentenced to
fourteen years transportation that is, we be-
lieve, not beyond sea, but out of Scotland into
England, Ireland, or any other place he NAV
be pleased to go. We understand that tho
Rev. Gents. propensity to steal books WINS ab.
solutey u mental disease.-Engiish paper.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-08-10

be pleased to 60 We understand that tho
Rev. Gents. propensity to steal books WINS ab.
solutely mental disease.-Engiish paper.
POISONING. family by the name OF Bal.
ley, living in North Pearl.strect narrowly es.
capped death by poison on Saturday. 1t appears
that girl living in the house, made an Indian
pudding for dinner, and being short of meal,
tooha small quantity which she found in ma.
rats. Mr.. Bailey, his wife, and child partoot
Of the pudding, and shortly after were taken
with vomiting, but are considered out of dan.
ger The girl, by whom the mistake was made
also ate heartily of the pudding, and has been
much more severely affected, very slight hopes
bOiBg entertained Of her recovery.
Albany .4drertiscr.
we have had it stated to us by very expo.
I ~ house-keeper OF this city, that Gum
Canphor is certain and efficient enemy to-
red emmets. So offended arc the olfactorics OF
.nese little gentry by the potent scent, TIM,
they Take up forced march from the closet IT,
occupies, and will BIO found encamped in the,
next one, whence they may bo renewed in the
same manner, until, driven from post to post
they make an eflectual retreat. A few pieces
placed on the shelf will rout an army Of them
as numerous as that of DiebitsoR
Correspondents Of tho Centinol recommend
the oil of peppermint dropped on paper and
placed where they resort; SO that il seo-os
there are other remedies besides choking these
Patriot.
- few cases Of Small Pox have occurred at,
Taunton; but such measures have been IN Nan
BY the Seioctmcn as to give no grounds for ap.
prchension. ~
+, "a gentleman of New port, received through
ne rost Once letter enclosing $l3, with the
oiii"wlng note $40 borrowed six years ago.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-01-12
CLOTHS! CLOTHS!

NVE have received as part of our Fail
W and Winter supply Of Goods. 80 piscrs
eJ broad CLOTHS On addition To our for
mer supply contracting blue. blaea. gracp,
olive, fsncy browns, s,-eI and silver mkt.
lawn dreb. and drab; all bought with care,
and nj the most reduced prioes. which ena-
bles us TO piessr I'll who call and examine
ihrm--for example, we ore selling n stout
and handsome cloth o, 81 80 cents, and
stout drabs nj 81 70.
Also. 10 pitees a Cassiaeiis, among which
sre lane. fishionabic browns, Of various
shades; lavender miXtrres. steel mkt, aud
blue. We are runnin. -ihis article of a,
from 81 ccp;s upwards.
We have hsojsom- supply Of London
and American CassiNsres, embr scing blue
black MAT. drsis, snd fashionable browns.
We can with confidence invite oil " no ere
determined TO have bargains. TO coll OF The
~ei-known corner, where they shall be
served with new and cheap goods.
THoS. c. LANE & CO.
Shepherd stown, Zee 9.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-01-12
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
SiraYed or Stolen

FHoA the fsru Of Mr.. John Hurst, in JET.
ierson county, on Tuesds, night lie 3O,h
% No'smoer' lao. a SORigEL HORSE.
-uout To- hands high. stout made, short
,"sne sho Io'g iail, has bail face, sod boil,
l'Ii 'eet Ehnei Three years old llsi spring.
~ = ms'ke1 ~"h The gear. He las lbr
appearance Of = stallion. A revs,d ~ ~.
dollars viii be paid Tor the delivery az g.
horse 10 Nf. john Hurst 81 in,scn srJ m
'rssonsbie e1Tenses incurred m .ec,,,;o,,
AID dehvciiog him 10 either ~ "a
MARCUS BAEER.
Mar Isssf Rssai. Fsefsyiei count. IA
Dec. a., 1870.
4 he Torch Light, IIsgrrtto~n. siIt fns.,,
u u'c @noHd - -, ssd el..rxr tias Die.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-01-12

CoNsiSTiNG Of splendid beaver Hats, OF
~ the most beautiful patterns; also. cheap.
or ones for Christmas Wafer proof Boot,
and Socks, superior Brogsos. double scaled;
Ladies thick scaled lasting Lsces-slippers
"ster proof socks. &c very superior o..
'or'mrni OF misses and childrcn's leather
shoe. and boots Al! elegantly adapted for
the Christmas IIol,day., sn0 ell sort, OF
foul weather. Gj' Cali al No. les. Turn.
pike street, where every exertion will be
mAdo 10 please his old customers and n,
many new ones u will take III. trouble 10
call ~ RIIcENASTcn
Dec. %. 1850.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-01-12
10 me Clerk Of the Superior Court Of
LaiC for the County Of J.0trson.

VA HEREAs ROBERT WHITE, Ju.,.
w Of TIE supsiio Court Of Law for az.
county Of Jefferson. has failed IN con-.
queRcc OF sickae,s. for two suce cssive .r,n,.
20 hold court Of the card county, 4. R,fr,
ARD T. PARxgs, sss'snsa BY the Geh.,sI
Court, in Pur-Osbce Of The oct .ut,tled ".n
act TO provide for holding special terms
the Superior Courts Of law in cer;1.res.,. .,
passed sih Of s:sreh, isse, 10 bold CON-,
IN the said county, do hereby sppo,n,
eisl tern. Of The Superior Cou-tof Law To Il.
held for the said county Of jefferson toe,n
mepes on Tuesday the 18th day o; J7tu.ry
1881; and do therefore hereby direct You T.,
sise notice thereof. to the Con,mCnn rsl,l-
Attorney, 10 the other officers oi tire sorr,
and TO The parties charged cr,inirsil,, and
90 Issuc all necessary process Tn ci,i, a.,
we'll as "a criminal cass.J returGstle to such
special session, which process, the ,heria
IS bound TO execute, As well ~ summon a
Grand Jury, and V.Gires to- sttcpd the =, 4
special court under the same Limitations and
res,r,eiioss rs in Tho case Of . regular cout /,
in course: And . do hereby require al, Tho
officers OF the sa,d court to DO aud p,rforu,
all such acts add duties rs they would he re-
CURED io perform NJ regular term az TIA
said court. Given under my hand and seal
his 2ith dsS az Jaiv. 1880
RICHARD f.. PARKER, [srsl
Dee 20, 1880
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-01-12
NEW FALL AND WINTER
GOOD s.

III Market SQUARE, Larpers- Ferry.
'HE subscribers respe ctfuliy inform the IL
u frends and the public, that the, have jus,
returned from Baltimore, with la re assert.
men' OF SE-iSO.>:dBLE GOODS, consisting
IN part Of
snperfne blue and black Cloths,
Medium do do
superhnG brow n olive, green, jrab and ste oil
niixed do.
Blue, black aud fancy colorcd Cassimsre,.
\ large supply OF CASSINETTS,
Baize,, sirge. Hsnnels, bomoazetls.
LALiCoEs, tehoie. pa,tcIns,)
StriPe and plaid ginghsms,
Mourning do.
Merinc. c'rcsnian. esmiet, plaid,
spotted hannei and circassian, table linen.
FRENCH LUSTRE, a beautiful article,
Bomcszine, Irish linen. dimit, kentiny,
L'neheambrie, yacone: and dem, camuric.
Swiss, null and book muslin,
Bishop Ldic'i. Swiss collars,
Ribhsnds. Betting, (r,c,, and new .tyIs1
-sieriho Long Shairis,
'o-i and I PrussiAn do. do.
cashmere, cashmere and imitation do.
Cotton aud Grape DO
! heriao, cashmere, bsrsgc aud silk dress
Esndktrcbiefs,
trope, bahdsnBa aud dag handkerchief.
Linen cambria aud tombric do
seNet' SIX, ioilenei and s~ansdown ,esiipx
Geni.emcn's Stocks,
Geoii-mrn's hose and half do.
I.sdirS' silk, wor,tod and cotton hose.
N'at asSoriments Of Ladies CI0rts,
"eh"emehs siik. beaver, buek.kin, kid,
WOOL and hoskin gloves.
large stock of DONESTICS,
BED ticking. Canton nshneI, check. rl,;d.
Brown and bicaehed sheeungs aud ,b,rIipy.
spun Cotton. Se &c
Hardrsro. Qpsen and Glass Ware. Tin JCo,,
AZ TS'tn'"e supply Vi SHOES, Cheap
Liquors, Groceries, &c.
Salt, Castings,
Family Medicines, SC.
All Of winch have been selected fron a. i.
late arrivals, with much care and attrnI,an
we therefore invite our customers. or an,
VINO MAJ want bargains, Ia call Al Mil,
JOSEPH l. RUSsgLL& CO.
Oct. ~, 1880.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-01-12
LOOK HEREI
ROSE BLANKETS at 81 5oa

ROSE BLANKETS al 81 50a pair
W r have a large supply Of Rose
w Blankets, lower than we have
yer hid The pleasure Of offering che article
ih'S. blankets were bought in the no,
mouth ut August, last, at auction. thereby en-
shhns ~ {" sell them 81 such prices Is must
please all ~ho see them Also, 4. large sunni,
OF sir'fo. Duiil", and Point Blankets, which
>h'i br sold .qusil, cheap Persons want.
ing the above articles will find II grca,i, e.
'ne, interest. 10 call and see this large sup
I. &. LANE & CO
Shepherdstowp. Dee s.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-01-12
GALL AND sEu

nun splendid sssoriment of scarlet, black
W and while Mesiuo long shawis.
Black. white end scarlet long Shawis and
handkerchief.
Black, scarlet, white, and blue Csshmers
long Sha~ls,
Blue. black. white, scarlet, crimson, and ii.
lac Thibct Shawis,
Csmris hair Sbswis,
Together with . largo supply Of smail
Handkerchiefs and Shawis.
Also, black, drab snd rose bordered Cloth
and Cashmere SbaNl,--to All vf which W,
respectfully invite the s,teniicn OF the Ia.
dice. T. E.. LANE K co.
ShpnherdstowD n,c 81
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-01-12
NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS

OkoRGf w. HAMMOND has the ple,
sure To announce Ia his customers. tha, n,
has Jnst returned from market, and 4, nos,
receiving and opening large AMI zrneysi
s'Sorimeni Of Bnfsh. French. India add Do
mesf'e GOODS, smong which are = gres,
many entirely new style fancy articles. ~,
considers y unnecessary 20 20 particuIs,ze.
ou' would invite all those wishing to pur
chs,e, 70 cal ard examine LIS stock.
Oct. 10, fb7D.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-01-12
LOOK AT THIS.

"ILL be sold, By direction o.
w James Brswn, negro man, the
property Of SAID Brown. lie is first rate
blacksmith. and will be cold for cash on
the first day Of neat Court, without re-
serve. THOMAS GRiGGS,
Dec. 81. .Juitor IF .Jefsrsoa co
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-01-12
Rare and Desirable Articles
WE HAVE I'M STORE

MUscAr WINE by the case or singh.
WI bottle,
Cord'als BY The dog. or single bottle,
preserved ginger 10y the jar or single 10.
Oranges aud Lemons,
Raisins snd Walnu,s,
Crackers and Cheese,
Soda. Biscuits and Almonds.
Florida and Cologne Water.
Our friends and customers who NAV wan, an,
ct the above articles. are very poLtel, Re
que sted to call and supply themselves
CLEVELAND & CRAIGHiI.L.
Nov. %.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-01-12
RUNAWAY.

w As committed to The Jsii II Jeder,on
80 e"l"', o" 'bs slh dsJ Of October.
1850, ssS runaway slave. n.gto 49,.
calls himself DAVE. said ntgrs a.,
sns' nc "slcnss ." the widOw Dyrlen az,
a,s"n'"n' Va Hs * Of DARK conlsiet,,-
so'ui 70 years 81 &c, feet or Z mr..
high. shd ns' lost The fore finger Or rjrb,
haho' lhe owner 81 satd slave :, r,...,.,,J
70 come - "sfd, pro'e property. ps, el,,.
"Nu 'aAT h.m SWAY, 0tberslso lie al,
"e disposed 81 sstte Law directs
~, THOMAS GRlGGs. JALon.
hAfiesiown, nfr.I.Isl0
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-01-12
NOTICE.

b.hsoNs holding pfite tickets in the
-, NHg'aa free kead I<Stery, sold by ~,
80 p'es,e PFssefa then for payment. before
y too late. Al pvfsons iodrb,e,l a.. a..
sane. VII please csll ard discharge ,he -.
Immediately T. HUssFIf. A co
HsfPen fefry, Rev. Il, 1912.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-01-12
NEW GOODS,


some stock Of eptire
NEW GOODS,
selected from the late arrivals. consisting
in part Of
Suprr6ne blue. black. and fancy eoloured
Cloths.
Supeffnc blue, grey, and mixed CASH
mcres,
Cas,incts. baizes, flsnncls. bombazets,
Plaids, checks. gin z bsm ,, cambria, jac onet.
Swiss, null, sed hook musiins,
A good assofiuIent Of very superior and
handsome Nesiing.
A large assortment Of very cheap calicoes
French i:,tre, "a handsome ariicle,)
Merino circassiAn. figured do.
Italian lustring, senshsws. florence silks.
Silk velvet; nAnkin. canton. and Italian
Grape.
sA. 81. I0-A. IA rose blankets.
>. 81. &. and 5 point do.
Linen cambria. Irish linen, dimity, dowlss,
Burlaps. and Russia .heeting,
Large merino. long cashmere, imitation
anil cotton shawls,
Bandanna. Gag. aud black silk hsndker-
cbiefs-Madras. Mslsbsr, snd cotton
nag dO.-Sohbinet, and bobbinet laces,
neat assortment Of fancy dress handkcr-
chiefs-Siik braid and gimps.
Piping and cotton cord--Bed ticking,
Gauge and Gros de Nap ribbonds,
Belt'ngs. new style ,-Gentlemen's beaver,
hoskin, buckssin. and silk gloves.
Ladies castor, hoskin. kid. and silk DO.
Gen,lrmen's hose, and haif DO.
Ladies siik, cotton, and worsted hose,
O., Sd, -, rs, an. 4 brown cotton,
3-i, III, 7-s, and 81 blesehsd do.
Spun cotton from No. itoi1,
Hats, shoes. and boots,
Hardware. china. glass. TN, & Gueensvsre,
school books and stationary,
Family medicines and an extensive suppi,
ofgroceries, liquors. Sc.
All Of which they arc determined 10 sell
low. They respectfully solicit share Of
public patronage. J. NEFR SEQ
0JWhrai, rye, corn. wool. and other
country produce, token 10 exchange for
goods al market pslcc. in eco.
October 10. 1880.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-01-12
PRIME ITounna

'ilE subsef,hsr has on hand. qnanG
- iily Of Oh Mhi,key. Peseh and Arm.
Brandy. Which bss beca "a bog head n,
apwsfds Of three years. ~ Dry r.om
snh - u ,eIy Superior quslify Il will d,
soid low. foI ca,a.
n. CARTER
Hnfpets Ferrv Sov. %. $50