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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1831-06-23

HyHE new and splendid Steam Boat SU-
Il PERiOR, built by the N. Haven Steam
Boat Company expressly for DAY BOAT
(which has been so loudly called fOr) to run
between New-Haven and New-YOrk, is now
completed, and will commence running on
Monday the I'd Of May merit. She will make
fue doiiu trips wp and dOsvn in each aOeet, leav-
ing New-York tuesday, Wednesday. Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday mornings at o.
clock-and returning, leave New-Haven on
Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays
aud FRIDAYS, at I O'Clock P. M. No pains or
expense has been spared to render this Boat
safe and commodiOus; her boilers are placed
on her guard, and are upon the low pressure
principle. Her speed is expected to equal that
Of the fastest boats upon the East River. Her
commander, Capt. Sanford, is well known to
the public. o. Post Coaches travelling
with extra speedy will start for Hartford via
Mrridcn and Berlin, immediately on the arr'-
val Of the Boat at Haven. BY this IIne'
the passage between New. ork and New-Ha.
ven will usually be made 10 to hours, and
between New-York and Hartford IN ii 10 IL
hOurs-of course by daylight.
Passage from New Haven to New-YOrk,
faro dollars: from Hartford to New York, in
GLIDING stage fare, three dOllGrs-meGis extra.
~ This Boat will carry no freight.
The Steam Boat United States,
Captain Beecher, will continue to ply between
New-Haven and New.York, and will carry
freight upon the usual terms-leaving New
Haven on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
evenings, at z o'clock, and leaving New-YOrk
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at 12
o'clock (noon.)
Fare t,0o tiolLdrs-Me0Is EXTRA.
JOEL ROOT, Agent.
Ne,o. Haven, April s5, 1881 D46
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1831-06-23
NOTICE.

WTE, Gerret Kellogg and John A. Beck
w ley, both residing in the town of Ca
naan. and county Of Litchfeld, in pursuance
Of an act entitled ian act authOrising limited
partnerships 10 certain cases. have entered
into partnership for the term of TIVE years,
commencing on the FIRST day of May, 1891.
and ending on the FIRST day Of May less, for
the purpose Of carrying on retail trade ia
foreign and domestic Goods, Wares, aud
Merchandise, 10 connection with the Iron bu-
slness IN said town Of Canaan, under the name
and hrm OF GERRET KELLOGG, who il
the general partner. aud as such is alone au-
lnorized TO transact, manage aud sign for
tne partnership" The said John a. Beckley
ments OF said act. has furnished 4 eanifnl of
two thousand dollars Cor the benefit of said
nrm. GERRET KELLOGG,
JOHN A. BECKLEY.
Canaan, MGy Z, 1854 ew4a
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1831-06-23
THE LATEST
SPRING FASHION

For Gcmtle91ae9e'S Dress,
lust obtained by the subscriber, who still
- continues to occupy the room over ME-.
Harrison's Store in East Street--where all
orders in the TAILORING BUSINESS will
be punctually attended to, and executed in
the most fashionable style.
A share Of the public patronage is still soil
cited. ELMER BOOTH.
Liichfeld, AprI IS az
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1831-06-23
DR.. Davenport's Bilious Pills.

VTNHESE PILLS are justly esteemed for their easy
IL operation and good effects mild, safe, and
sovereign remedy for Bilious Fevers, Pains in the
head, stomach, and bowels, jaundice and scurvy,
plies, rheumatism, inflammation Of the eyes, female
complaints acid s,onachs, indigestion, worms, erup-
tons on the skim dyseniery bilious choc dizziness,
and headache. They are likewise an antidoc against
infectious diseases, removing distractions Of every
kind by dissolving ana tsclarging The morbid mat
ter, helping digestion. restoring lost appetite, and
sure relief for cosve habits. They are acco,nmo-
dated 10 all ages and hours, that they may be
taken in Winter and Summer al any time Of the day,
whou. regard diet or hmdrance Of busiuess. Their
operation 10 gentle, pleasant and efectua, that by
experiences they are found 70 exceed any other physic
heretofore offered to the public. Those who ARE ira.
yelling by sea or land, will find them great preserva-
ton from the diseases Of foreign climates.
From the numerous Certificates which might be
used, the proprietors will make use Of the following
only, from tho Hon. Phineas Allen, Of Pitsield,
Mass: es st ..+
nv. Den;ell-T have made use Of various kinds Of
Bilious Pills in my family, and hesitate not to say,
that Dr. Davenpon's are the best Family Medicine
| ever used. PHINEAS ALLEN.
Pit,sfeld, Mass, 1922"
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1831-06-23
MILLINERY
FANCY GOODS.
ANN P.,CARLE,

TTAS Just received from New-YOrk a new
IL and general assortment OF
Spring MILLINERY j. Fancy Goods
of the latest style aud most approved tashlon'
She will he able to accommodate her custO-
mers with Hats, Caps, and any fancy articles
which the season or fashion requires.
I;fcb field A1DriL Q1. 1881 80
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1831-06-23

r The Illinois Advocate Of the 9th ult. says I'VE
learn that six hundred persons will leave town
alone, Northampton Mass. for the State oil Illinois,
the approaching summer
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1831-06-23
NOTICE.

"HE Court of Probate for the District Of
Il Sharon has limited and allowed six
months from this date for the creditors Of the
estate Of r...-s.. ,
Doctor JOSHUA CORNWELL,
late of Canaan. deceased, represented insolv.
ent, TO exhibit their claims to the subscribers.
duly appointed Commissioners thereon. And
we hereby give notice. that we viii attend to
receive and examine said claims. at the office
Of said deceased, in Canaan, on the second
Monday in June, and the fourth Monday IN
October next, at nine o'clock A. M. on each
Of said days.
SAMUEL ROBBINS, Commas
JOSHUA RAYMOND, siOrers.
Canaan, april 80. 1881 So
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1831-06-23
Spring Goods.
THIS DAY RECEIVED BY
s. p. a VIM. BOLLES,
A general assortment Of
SEAsONABLE DRY GOODS,

Among which may be found
NEW and elegant patterns Calicoes and
In Ginghams, black and cold Marceline.
Italian. Gro de Naples, >Sinchew, Sarcenet,
striped and green Lustring and other SILKS;
So and So Bombazines blk, Canton and A
and Ga Italian Grapes, 6g'd and plain Swiss,
Book, Null, Jaconet and Cambria MusLINs;
Bishop Lawns, mourning Battiste, Ginghams
and Calicoes, Linen Cambria and H'dk'fs {;
Silk, Cotton and Worsted Hosiery: Irish Lin
ems. Linen and Cotton Diapers, brown Bat
tiste and Cambrics. green WOrsted Barrage
and Wells. Lace Veiis, Mcrino and Imitation
Sha,cls, Fancy Hdk.Js. Gloves. Mi,ts, plain
and tamhour'd Bobbinets; Laces and Foot
ing. Silk and Cotton Hdk'fs. blk. Italian, and
Muslin Cravats VEsTINes Silk and Cot
ton Umbrellas BROADCLOTHS; Sheet
ings. Shrtings, Tickings, Din'ities. Checks,
Stripes, corded Velvet, Nankeeps, Ssttneit,
Prunellc, Beaverteens, Dri!lings, Lasting,
Sat:een, Duck, Tailors' Trimmings, Stacking
Bottoms, and a great variety Of other Dry
Go.,ls, which shall be sold at such prices as to
compete with any ether establishment in this
county.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-21
TJe Constitutional gJgDtG
Friday Eccssissg, Woe. As.

NJ The transmitter of the Anti Masonic article,
COMPLAINS that the Press of Virginia. will not suf-
fer that Party to be hcard-that the People of this
State, are dcsgnedly kept by the conductors of
Abe Press in profound ignorance of those eXtraor-
binary facts and disclosures, by Masons them
selves, necessary to the understanding of Anti
Masonic principles, to their vindication before the
Public, and which whcresoever they have been
made known to that Public, have produced the
deepest sensation, and in few years, gathered 4
party already numbering half million OF men,
and advancing with the most gigantic strides.
As far us silence is made rcproach to the fress
of Virginia. we answer for ourselves, that 1t has
been dictated by such views as are insinuated'
Perfect ndi ference our own part, and as we
believed, that of readers, has regulated our
course. Such has been, and is, the prevailing SEN
timent of Virginia. fa- l'""'- o. believe
II would therefore, have heen impcrtinence III the
Public Press, to stuff its readers with matter lndit-
fsrent or unacceptable. We have mover doubted
that Morgan was murdered, by Masons, and for
violating his Masonic obligations. This was pro-
per matter for the action of the municipal authori-
ty but we could never understand, what it had to
do with the Federal Government, what the Fed
oral Government had to do with it. We viewed 1t
State or local matter, in which Virginia aud
Virginia readers, had no concern, and could feel
but little interest.
But it must be confessed, that Anti Masonry is
assuming consequence w hich could, from such
origin, never have been anticipated, and which
that very consequence is forcing, and will force,
zpon the contemplation of the whole American
People. The causes which have organized so for
midabe party, which have agitatcd so profoundly,
people enlightened, calm, and phlegmatic, and
piers to descend from their elevation, and act as
propaganda, must deserve attention We therefore
publish the article alluded to, and throw open our
columns to the controversy, designing if possible,
preserve ourselves in our present state Of cool
indifference.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-21
From tie NntionnI Gn,.li.-


The Richmond Enquirer makes thu following at.
tempt to varnish Mr.. Randolph's mission.
'lie had opportunities Of instantly auearring al
London, with that polished Minister, Prince Lie.
ven-and moreover, of communicating through Mr.
Clay, with Count Ncs.olrode. In London, hs was
at the fountain head of information; and was not
debarred from using that information through eli
ther of the channels which we have indicated. A.
to our relations with Russia, it il almost Ger
tain that they would scarceiy have gone on better
If Mr.. K. had remained at St Potersburgh. When
his letters OF return were pr scntcd TO Count Mes
serodc, through Mr.. Clay, tho Count assured Mr.
Z. tina; the negotiations with the y. States could
not be undertaken until the affairs of Poland had
been adjusted"
Al this is absolutely iuiicrous for those v no
know the characters, and having any acquaintance
with diplomatic ends and dutiSE. Mr.. M'Ians 10
doubt, would have undertaken for half the salary,
to transact all the business which could belull Mr.
Randolph ir London. We ready to admit tina,
not only would relations with Russia have
scarcely gone on better, but that they might have
''gonc ON Igucl worse, i! Mr.. x. had remained at
St. Petersbuigh. There is old book entitled EH-
heard Of CurostieS. When edition OF it shs Il
he published, let the story of Mr.. Rundoph's d.
plomaic career Lee appended, and it will scl,pse
them all. He had truly a Hbera iegatio, for the
meaning Of which our cfudite friend of the Encui.
rer may consult the department of States copy
OF Cicero.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-21
CHANGE OF TONE.

The n. y. Courier and Enquirer, lately n mos
ini'ammatory opponent OF the Bank Of the y States
holds the following languag &c in its last number
is easy to see what is to follow Jackson is To b,
whipped into the Abandonment OF his oppo.ition
ana his cherished and odious scheme of u Govern
ment Bank His privy councillors have discoycre,
that the Bank of the u. States is too strong to h,
"sSalled with safety-that Van Burens project of q
Government Bank is Vowed with universal disflvor
and they are determined TO bring off the cid man
from the dangerous position lie occupied in rea-
Ton TO tisso two Questions. Honest change OF
opinion will be pretended to j2s,if course prompt.
cd by dishonest calculation
BANK THE UNITED SrArrs-The following
'etlsf from republican Of the old school aud a
praclicd merchant. reading Utica, will show
mat changes OF opinion the subject ofthe Z.
- Bank, nave resulted from looking in o the fact ;
and examining che question at largo. That great
change has aiken place in the opinions of the poo-
pie On tho sahJect Of the Blnk, is now generally
admitted ~ all wks have nude any enquiries on the
subject; and 1T is squnily evident these changes
have resulted from the conviction that all classes
except the Stockholders Of our local Banks are ii;
rset,y interested III preserving the United States
bInk 1t Is susceptible Of de,nonstration-that in
this state ihere Is no opposition to EInk ofthc
United States properly restricted, except what
arises from our local institutions aud those con
mected with tEom-L EL;.arS C0urisr e. Enquirer
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-21

u Prompt to avail himself of the resolution 20
throw open our columns to the Anti Masonic con :
trovcrsy, correspondent calls upon TO re- pub
fish the letter of Royal Arch" to LsvereL Salton-
STALL OF Salem; proposing it We imagine as u sett
off TO that of Shedd. We shall accord;ngly EN-
brace the first opportunity to comply with the de-
mamd While shall not shrink from the pur
pose we have avowed, Of lending our columns
TO the controversy, must nevertheless claim
the privilege of regulating it according to the ca
pacty and the necessities of such journal as ours
To publish all which the Jealous of either side may
deem important, an impossible task.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-21

neutrality-suspicious. from Frankfort Of the
oth report tho organization of the Legislatures the
day before. Mr.. Crittenden was elected Speaker
without opposition clear proof of the Clay SUI.
Periority The old Officers of both Houses, were
generally rc-chosen. Ia the Senate a resolution
passed, for proceeding TO the choice of Senator
OF the U. States, on the succeeding Thursday, and
IN the House, leave was given to bring in Il bill to
take the sense of the People the call of Con.
vention 1t was presumed that the House would
agree to elect the Senator on Thursday. We shall
learn the result by Sunday. Gov. MetcaIfes Mes
sage is able and chiefly domestic.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-21
MIR. RANDOLPH.

This gentleman, observes the Cincinnati Ca
zette, has conceded to him whatever he asks s(
President Jackson.
''He wished the Mission to Russia with an oc
knowledged privilege of neglecting tho pcrfor
nance OF It's duties. He gratifed. He reouir-
ed that an experienced diplom atst should be re-
moved, from the Office of Secretary of Legation.
and mere boy, named after himself app0inted
The requisition was complied with He ayailcd hi1.
self OF the privilege to neglect his duties and left
them in the hands of his boy protegce He comes
home, after fifteen months absence, and tive nor
Torrance of ten days duty, and asks 10 be excused
from giving poSsonal account Of his stewardship.
He * 'beggCd TO consult the stafc Of his e,5n
hedHh,' in other words, to FOLLOW HIS OWN
lNCLlNATION!! After this, who shall saw that
MIR. Randolph has not made President Jackson and
his cabinet succumb to his caprices7 None GER
tany, but those who care very little how their We
raCty is estimated.
Apropos.-Who, in the year 1919, wonld
have supposed that Thomas Ritchie ever couid
s"Gom" tho Pondar and apoIogist OF john Ran
doiph! Let political aspirants ponder upon tbi,
query and take care how they commit themselves.
We wish Mr.. Hammond had taken in hand, IN,
reasons which thus operative with the Prcsi
dent, in yielding 10 Mr.. Randolph's capricos II
is the Of his pliancy, with which the
Public have most concern.
The Norfolk Beacon furnishes an abstract o
W. '''""oiphS speech at CNdrlOLte.
"Mr. Randolph got to Charlotte Court House or
Monday 7tb inst, and although in very feeble
health, addressed the people in the open air in ;
speech of more than two hours length. His oblccl
was To cXplaIn-lst, why lie had offered himself al
candidate TO represent Them in the next Congress
and 2ndly, why nc had Withdrawn himself ultc r
wards. In the course Of lis speech he vindicatcc
his conduct in remaining in London wlrcn he ough
TO have been in RUSSO, and came out in favor o
Gen. Jackson, whom he declared to be honest
man lives beneath the Sun, and possessed o NOR,
than ordinary talents. lie read several Of tha.l'cn
ucraPs private letters TO him while in London
Slowing that nc remained there with his approbl
ton. lie said lie should vote for Andrew Jaca sOr
for President hereafter, because he was an homes
man, and man of talents, and was the most ortho
dox Of the candidates, but that there were many
men he should prefer 10 him if they could he got
was much pleased at having opportunity o
hearing mr. Randolph speak at length, as | ha,
never heard him for more than few minutes be
fore lie came 10 Charlotte in a coach ne brought
with hum from London, drawn by four horses"
'JIoncst, and of more than ordinary taleHts,''
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-21
l75E ETFT TREES.
ifcnTiCo County Nursery.

z HAVE for sale At NV Nursery, wirhio
q ;nrcc ard I,rifn,l's Of II cum omd. a larg,
c"llec ion sf budded Fruit Trees, Consisting If
Arr!a Fear lo"ch, Pun, Ch,ly, hfi.c t.
NccttIi1. h!nord, Nc. Of the choicsf Llnd.
4. Vi K" It nv business 10 select only tho..
lat hayc been found To su~cccd be~, in rl's Gil
rae. ssylnG = trw tiCcs IL sfandlId~. ~ fiJ
hrarlrs, M Wy own ofcl.nf Of ICEfIl all TIE
s,rss propagate. iEcfci"Tc can IL, nmurIG
ITEM III eeri'ct corfi l~ncr of tsaIr correctness
Ceislo.u"z may b. had gra,i ~ the Donk s.nr,
e PctcI Cotton. whore any orders list uay
81 left y III b. penolUsly ATTENDED 20
JOSEF III Sl&TOS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-21

arrived at Boston from Newcastle, England. By
this vessel, the Editors of the Boston Courier
have received Newcastle paper of October 4tn
containing London dates of the evening ofthc LIST.
The Courier says che contents of the paper are
"al'nost entirely without interest" An abstract
OF news from Poland s gwen from Craeow arli
Gle, which must have been the same that we have
already published iii this paper with the exception
Of a runor that the Russians had evacuated War
saw, under an armistice, with loss of 10 900 men
"a most inconsistcn: and improbable report.
tG,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-21
Lynchburg ~ New River
Rail, ROAD COMPANY

DUCLlC notice is hereby gwen, that boob
2 for receiving sujsCri ri .uIta to the stock Of
the LyncIbnrg md New River Raj Buad
Company will be opened at the Merchants
E"tice-ilous-, ~ tic city nf Eich.tyuf, OH
Tnesdey, the 10Th inst at y c'c"ch ii that
dag, and that the vii b. kept oprn for
ti'r'y DAYS tlcrcetfe-, tram u O'clock to 2
o'clock If caCI. Gav.
no --3at THE CONMFSS!ONFPe
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-21

our President kno,ss uast dea! of foreign 60
1ef"mrnfs, ana sees 9 prodig!oYs lsay ahead,-
Lon. JACKSON III has message to Congress in De-
cembe- Is2S) told Of the .knowa integrity of
the French monarch Charles Y, the .uslice and
honor Of Fcrdinaad, and the probity a.teLlig.ncs
ana uncomprsmising indepe adcncs' Of the Eias
u tie Nethetiands.=Mass Jnur
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-21

4 London paper says that Sir Walter Scott was
about to embark on board the Barham, 81 guns,
with view 10 spend the winter at Naples Before
leaving home, he finished the whole notes and IT,
Productions TO his celebrated novels. We noticed
in our asst says the Caiedonian Mcrcur,, that the
copyright of the miscellaneous prose works of Sir
Walter Scott bad been purchased for the author in
the Exchange Coffee house OF Friday. 1t is a c4l-
rious fact that the voluminous author this country
has pr oduced is now the proprietor of all his own
writings, poetry we'll prose, extending to
something near 100 volumes, and that too after
having sold almost all Of them during their pro-
gressive publication since 1862.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-21

MR. JEFFERsoHs opinion of the conStitufionaIity
ana srPediemcy of protective Tariff, in Decem-
Der, 1888
ductions, or prohibits them altogether. il NAV he
proper for to do thc by theirs: first brihsn
ing or crcl"ding those prod"ctjoHs 1ohich they GTn
here in competition UHd oHr arm If the SANE Kind
selecting next such manufactures as IRE tgke from
them in grcatesf qu1ntiiy and which at tie s11s tim,
IRE could tie soonest furnish TO oUrseIrss, or obtain
from other countries; imposing on them duties
lighter at 6rst, Gut hcaUier and heGUier gfer,7oyys
az OTHER channels NJ supply open. Such duties MS
wing the eject olindirect encouragement 10 dO,1es
tic manufactured ofthc same kind, may induce III.
naDnfactVrer 10 himself into Ties. .Stuiss
where cheaper subsistence, equal laws, and q ven
Of his wares, free of duty, may iru tho hirh
est profits from his skill and industry"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-21

{ Petition viii ice presented 90 the next Lc~
-. sts's fratinr tho passage Of .sw, 10
cox ma so Tuch of 'hc iord lying between ih"
PE-nrisc enc tie On" Ervrr, a. is included
"a tie !n"!cty of the I'cNu f.att oi South Land
ipg. tursishcd by the rnnciPl' Engineer. ana
"'Dcd ey mc. RICHARD BROWN,
sou Landing, Csbeli CLy. Va. Oct q5ih, 1881.
my La q
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-21

Treaty sciM Turkey eoafrmed-Lettcrs have
peen received from Constantinope, announcing
ina; Com Porter has length been received by the
Sultan, as Charge from the governme nt Of the
United States, and also announcing the rati6ca-
ton OF the treaty, notwithstanding the rejection
by the American Senate, of the Secret article.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-21
Ael.sss!e 2"eacss3- Lssgs2Ircs.

H2iisss!2 xo:sClk33- LssEssIfcf.
: e tIiE snnscr.bcr, residing in the County cf
IL Henficp. wishes t. piny, FIR the cs;sN
ing year, a t'cnaln Teacher, and tn reside III
her family. Satisfactory testimonials, 10 show
Tie qualifications Of the applicants 10 loac.
accurately reading, we'!iug, arithmetic, geuysa-
phy, and tile use and upplicq lion u. eiuAas auI
maps viii he required. For further pau,cu?sr-
enquire II IrasIs. WorthGl u AcGxudvr in
the cIly ii R:cnn7nI.
MARY G c. SHEPPARD.
Get !7-9aw., g Iavt.c
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-21
2oDGr3sG4G.AA 3Ux PIX OF
FALL. GOODS.


"a Vie subscribers have received by the Schr:
a Wasp, from New York additional supply
ct Fall and Winter Goods-among which are ting
following:
Best black mateori lustring
Fine 81 black boinbazine, of supcr or quality
Common do do
Fine 81 do do
case new style prints. beautiful, of iiferovt
patterns
Super. rich French prints
handsome new style belt ribbons
Do do can do
Do do bonnet de-
Indies Hoskin gloves superior quality
Gcntlsmen's super English buck do do
Do do Hoskiu do do
London silk aprons, beautiful article
Gcntlernen's superior bandanna hdks
Lnpns best merino scarfs
Imitation do do
Four d",.,v> 'rhyOo, i.irfs aN qunlilIea
Three DO lnlna do 30
81 mor:no hdkts.
Fancy Grape, g0uzs and silk lidkfs
Ladies black and white cotton hose very cheap
ChangeGbie silk, of good quality at 80 cts per ward
super. black India satin, fer dresses
Do do Mandarin crane
few pieces white nlyriro Gaupcl
Liner. cambria
Linen cau.Dric hdkfs. &c SC
which With their former supply, make their
aascrt'Gert worry complete, which will be offered at
Il siaa! advance upon the New York cost. They
respectfully solicit their friends and tho public
generally 10 call and aXamire thor stock.
roll-eo6t BELT "a SHEPPARD
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-21

Il switch tail and long thlp name, he works and
rides well, was ehod in front. VIII give the
above reward of % dollars FIR the recovery nf
he horse and conviction Of the thief or ave dol
lars fer The recovery of the horse, saddle aud bri-
die and blanket, whenever delivered 10 me, or II,
MrW iison w lll.ams, near The Old Mar';nt. Rich
Iuond. JESSE l.. REESE
tIrnriro. Nov Is. 1881 eo3