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Litchfield enquirer., 1831-04-28
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THIS DAY RECEIVED BY S. P. G WNIe BOLLES.
 4 general Gss0rsment gF SEAsoNABLE DRY GOODS,

-AsOng schich mag be fOund-
 NTEW and elegant patterns CaIicOes and IN. Ginghams, black and cold Marceline, Italian, Gro de Naples, Sinchew, SaFcenet, striped and green Lustring and other SILKS; S-4 and 5.4 Bombazines blk, Canton and A and e.4 Italian Grapes. Rg'd and plain Swiss, Book, Null, JacOnet and Cambric MUsLINs ;i Bishop Lawns, mourning Batriste, Ginghams and Calicoes, Linen Camhric 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 Veils. Lace TeiLs, MerinO and Imitation ShaOls, Fancy Hdk.Es, Gloves, Mitts. plain and tannbOur'd BObbinets; Laces and Foot ing, Silk and Cotton Hdk'Gs, blk. Italian, and Muslin Craxats VEsTINes; Silk and Cot ton Umbrellas BROADCLOTHS Sheet ings, Shirtings, Tickings, Dinnties. Checks; Stripes, corded Velvet, Nankeens, Sattinett; Prunelle, Beayerteens. Drllings, Lastings Satseen, Duck. TailOrs' Trimmings, Sackins Bottoms, and great variety of. other Dry Goods, which shall be sold at such prices as to compete with any other establishment in this 4
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-04-28
Wheaton's Janndice Bitters.

:" HOuIUH JUWIIUICV I1III6rS, | which have been proved by thousands ,O be 90 emia, plaints. Price g 1-2 cents. +I7 F i7 '7t1r VI
 4 fresh supply of the above ;s just re- ce.ced end for sale in Litckf field Iy Drs. A65e S BarRes. S.. Buel, and Lee G BestUith in Burlingtoa 5y. T. Masoa, and Webster {. Hitckeock.jS ond Jy tAs Druggists in Nsse-H HaUen, He,tfcrd. Mid- dseto,oa, Saybrook, Albany, Nssg- Fork. and Boston. Feosc ly6] ,,'.' .laLy 70. Z,
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-04-28
aClov's ,Itch Ointment.

For plcAsaninese, safety, expedion, ease and cer tormenting disorder. '., " Price 25 cents per box. ~ f.~s '
 Clay's Stomach Bitters. They will be found in all cases of the 5,,lo,,;..a. ssrp,o" to give resi: Nausea. Vomiting Hearuss, sS sssesess, A Wsakness at the Breast, Pain in shc Somacn, Loss os Appetite, and all other syDu,cns c l"dsestlen aud Faulence, and as nerySss .r;.l 's s.s!. ss. .. Ss Ss surpassed by any thing.
 - Pe0ri ToOtk POscder., 7, 2, In,scslslsN,sd Powder needs 10 rseommeaa..;.., :e Sc .nd lady shosld De in te convlnna' s v - @ sasy wssA ao preserve thsir yeolh from Az O. a"S H1se se appear ofa beautiful psariy whe. Lee & Beekuitk. '''''' "''A
 Li'cAGsld, Jaas :d, lsss. xS
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-04-28
Daniel Deming's Estate.

sHE Court of Probate for the District of sharon has limited and allowed six months from the S0th day of March, 1881, tor the creditors t0 the estate of
 DANIEL DENYING, late of Canaan. tn said district, deceased, to present their claims against said estate to the subscriber for settlement.
 SYLVIA DENYING, ErecMtrir. Canaan, April 2, 1881 45
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-04-28
Leavitt Pardee's Estate.

Leavitt Pardee's Estate. THE Court of Probate for the District of A Ltchfield has limited six months from the Sist day of March, 1881, f0. the creditors to the estate Of
 LEAvIT'r PARDEE,
 late of Harwinton. iO said district, deceased. represented insolvent, [" exhibit their claims against said estate. The Commissioners on said estate hereby give notice that they will meet at the dwelling house last occupied by said deceased, on the last Fridays of May and September next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon on each of said days. An claims not ore. sented, duly attested, within said time limited will be debarred recovery. ea.
 Uriak Hopkins, t 1asy9. aHy p.,,., wsss'er' c'""''', All persons indebted to said estate are re. quested to make immediate payment to LEAvIrT PARDEE, Adm'r.
 Hascinton, March sl, 1881 4s
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-04-28
Wheaton's Itch Ointment.

The character of this Ointment is well estai:ish
 ed as to need recommendations, for being peas- ant Hafe and remedy for tat lOathsOme dsease. It is also cure for other erupons of the skin. par tlcuIary for the sat rhe0m aud chilbla0s. Price N l.2 cemis. --- -H- E--.tl
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-04-28

Daoenport's celebrated Eye Water, which needs only to be used he highly approved oS for all sorts Uf weak and sore eyes. ,+
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-04-28
Hardware & Cutlery.

Also, an extensive and complete assortment of HARDWARE and CUTLERY, consist inS of almost every article wanted by house. keepers, mechanics, farmers and others. Al. SO, Joiners' Planes, and Moulding Tools OiE and Paints; White-wash, and other Brushes Glass, Nails, large and small Steel Yards, Brass Kettles; cnrl'd hair for Mattresses, &c. with a general assortment of 3
 CrOckery and Gl0sss00rs,
 GROCERIES,
 .- ~. LEATHER, Ssc. &c.
 Customers are respectfully invited to call and examine our goods and prices. ~. Litchield, April 2, 1881. 4s
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-04-28

he mind is but a barren soil; a soil (which is scpn exhausted, and will produce no crop Or only one, unless it be continn- ally faftilizsd and enriched with foreign matter. I'M VI 1 anA ...a L.,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-05
Spots of the PIT

"A MAIN OF Cocks, will be faught at Northamu-
"A ton Court House, North Carolina. for g. 600,
and 500 on each battle 10 commence nm Wo6nosJs,'
The 18th Of April next, and continue four dsvs
Each party TO show twenty five Cocks
30-2av5t
iHb 1SSsTITtTIoTAL Vine is published twice yyset
in advance. ~ i' per dDhuin, payah5
cents square (or ess) for the frs,
sIo 400 oO cents for each continuance be number OF
mus I ",l Oe continued and charged accordingly.
Ieyous to discontnuance Of the papeT all strearapeg
IL Pdg up And those who may wish 10 discontinue wifi
we oofs to that effect least twenty days before tho
PERIOD expires for which they subscribed
receive attention 80 fN' ~ NY wiz
noes OF chartered specie paying Banks of any of the States
w." DC received IN payment for subscription 10 the Whig
non8h Virginia u States Bank Notes would be prerreS
ana reaDces be made through the Post Office AZ the M
Of The Editors. ~ " ~" '''A
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-05
For THE Wurc

70 |HcSSrs NicCarty Cab, Chi,,u, IcConaq IF Tf,fs
r, Anson, Winsion H,rgan, and Edeiagioa
fTIENtT Permit request you write out your very
ana interesting Speeches in the Sena Mr. horpau's
SUBSTITUTE 10 the Judiciary Bill. think i, the most ntersrr
w .e eoe had m Virginia, since the late Convention The
IT, are sufficient shew the importance Of tine question and ~
your Speeches a cITTZFN
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-05
MARRIED

On the 3lst ult., by the Rev Samuel r. Moor.
man, Mr.. JoHN ?. GRECoRY, 70 Miss Lucy n.
Ps"Err, both Of King William county, Va.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-05

The subscribers will continue the business at their
old stand, Sycamore street. 1t would be, perbnhs.
useless to enumerate the number Of packages or the
variety of names, which fancy and fashion has given
to the different styles Of goods. But we do say, In
the broadcast of the word, that for VARIETY ex
tent and taste i'll the selection of goods particularly
Tor the Petersburg market, are not surpassed by
any house south of the Potomac. That we can and
loH sell as cheap, appears evident from our hereto
fore numerous customers. We solicit Continuance
of their patronage to the new concern
JAMES KYLE
II. II. CAPERTON
IL Always on hand-Boing Cloths, warranted
equal to any on the continent; Cigars in J. l. and
boxes; approved Brandy. pale Sherry, and genuine
Ola Port Wine, in bottles, particularly selected for
this market. an 2-9aw6t
PcLcrahmrm. Isl AnLil- IRaI
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-05

VIII stand this spring, at my stable in the county of
chesterfield, within mile of Moody tavern, 1S from
Petersburgh, and % from Richmond and is now at his
stand ready to Mares so dollars the leap and
10 dollars the season, payable the 18th July next
when it will eXpre-Seventy Dollars to insure Mare
payable as soon she is known be in foal or mar
ted with Dollar to the groom for each mare to be
Pad when she is sent to the horse Pasturage gratis
which for Quality and quantity, is very desirable being
all well enclosed, and we'll watered Every care will
be taken to prevent accidents, but liability for anv
that may happen. Servants will be found without
charge, and mares with without colts well fed II
desired, at 25 cents day.
My son, George W. Johnson, will reside on The.
plantation, and will attend himself particularly to ali
orders. ~
SIR CHARLES is full Is hands 8 inches Is wears
old this spring. and of fine chestnut colour he never
was IN higher health, there ever surer foaI-
getter, nor was any horse admired for FORM
beauty and commanding appearance. He has been
SO often advertised, that consider it unnecessary to
state again his numerous and successful races The
records of the different Jockey Clubs will shew that
ms colts are performing the Turf with uneuuaIed
success and by their performances are doing much to
sustain the high reputation of their sire; who was ot
by Sir Archy, his dam by the imported horse Citizen
who was by Pacolet, he by Blank, and he by GodeI.
phn Arabian; his grand dam Complutation siurpoffr3
Dare Devil, imported Old Shark, imported bSrska6Jh
Fearnaught, imported mare Jenny Dismal get BY aS]Ra
Dismal WIN p JnfrNSSshSoVS
Chesterfield, Feb s. 1S31-t15A h9hodi ,siisri
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-05
~ ESTERM TMN1-

FHNtiIS TAVERN situated IN the City of Rich
n mond, on 17th or Valley Street, and fer many
years in the occupancy of Mr.. Claiborne l.. Thomas,
mas been recently taken by the subscribers.
The public are respectfully informed, that thew are
fully prepared to entertain conpany and that every
endeavor will be used to give entire satisfaction.
a continuance of the patronage of the Western
this Stand generally, is particularly solicited.
All the houses belonging to the establishment arr
undergoing considerable repair and improvement,
and having sundry large Lots, substantially enclosed
ana conveniently arranged, they can afford accom-
that may be desired JOHN WYSE
mar 29-6tc d2t NERIAH RARNEo,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-05
TO THE PIIRIIC

WE CoParfneFshp heretofore existing under tho
firm OF kyles and Cupcrton, expired by limita.
ton on the 2Ist February last. Those who are in
debted to that concern, must pay
JAMES KYLE,
JOSEPH KYLE,
II. H CAPERT0N
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-05
THE IN PORTED HORSE.
YOUNG TRUEFIE

w ~ sInno the ensuing at his former
w stand Barboursvie, in the county of Orange.
the presence of hundreds of the best Judges in Viz
ginla; aud was universally admired for his fine form
iruilte Is sixteen hands high and seven years old.
anu mas proved himself most extraordinary sure
oal gcter Not one of the eighty odd mares nr, -
Der
The season viii commence on the 18th February
ana terminate on the LIST day of July. Terms os
heretotore-Forty dollars to be DISCHARGED bs th;,,,
paid within the season. Fifty dollars Insurance..
anu one dollar to the Groom. 10 be paid when the
mare is brought or taken away. The best and most
extensive pastuage is set apart, exclusively for the
mares sent to 1rufe; and the ma res NAV be fed with
|hat 'hey VIII cat, at twenty five cents day and
orooHis az the village, az five dollars month Anv
one putting live mares with him, the price of ono
will be retnitted. G.. w YAEEp VI o"a
for
- Gov. BARBOUR,
Barboursville, Feb. lst 1881. feh
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-05
Barboursville, Feb. LIST. 1881.
S | & G I'll A 4 L r. S.

y u Y II II N u Il >.
This distinguished foal-getter, whose
Colts are oftener winners, and more q
them Selling than those of any other hor,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-05
Extract of a letter dated

bATAvTA' Nov 90, 1885, You will do ubtess
have heard that Dicpo Negoro has been sent n nrso
boyna." ~ ~A''
These were insurgeDt native chiefs, who had
caused the Dutch much trouble
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-05

y UNAWAY.-Wa committed to theaJhil ofSJefI
~ ferson County, on the 9th day of Octobeff f3D,
as runaway slave, negro man who calls himseif
DAVE Said negro says that he belongs 10 the widow
Dunlap, near Staunton, Va He is of dark compile.
ion, about % years of age feet or inches bieh
and has lost the fore finger of his right hand. fine
owner OF said slave is requested to come forward.
prove property, pay charges. and take him awav-
otherwise he will be disposed of as the law directs
THOMAS GRIGGS, Tailor.
Charestown, Dec. /, 1880. Ie-wgm
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-05

a letter dated St. Pierrcs, martinique. tho 9th
ut. says: VIC -"
The o. s. schr. Shark is here on a cruise to
There are thirty or forty negroes to be execr
ted this week We sin have aeccrn,s oF 80, ~,
tTessing fires on the sugar estates. and ,oncb fear
mere must be good deal of bloodshed before the
instruction is entirely oueUcd"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-05

LATEST FRoM LrDERrA.-The schooner IEilari-
~ arrived on Sunday at Philadelphia, from Monro,
VIA whence she sailed on the Goth February We
IeGTet 10 lea that Dr. Humphreys died that place
few days previous to the sailing Of the ITrlari,s
Inc u. ship Java arrived on the 9th, and wav
TO sail in few days for the West Indies; officers
ana crew all IN goood health. Passengers in the
loF. N"N N' : 'y-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-05

" JOB PRINTING eyscuteJ Z, tho WhiE 'OfHsa
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-05

Claims on Eraacc.-We learn from letters from
Paris OF recent date, that there is reason TO believe
that the Commission appointed by the King OF
France to examine into American claims on France
will report avorably their allowance aud that an
early treaty arrangement for their liquidation may be
with some confidence anticipated, should the pre-
sent ministry continue IN Office. BOSt. Pat.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-05

The Br man Of war Druid, at Rio Janeiro lateI
captured near Bahia, slave schooner, with So slave
They had nearly finished searching her, when b
chance an officer put his sword into the bung hole
within. The cask was broken ouen. and oHf crer
three fine coast of Nina blacks. The slave dealers
Rio greatly applauded the captains device, whic
had been effected in IL hours chase
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-17
6a481E1 ~ lSDgsYAy3g

b ~ e II / 1 LLE Uiorin TIE l..u,a. -
Z q Lyncabuts u"d is v.cinii,, iha, u,,#
.'t received ID IarI OF turn Fad -up,R
fancy Goods, II whIrh thu, particularly ia,,.
tnrI attention.. Among tie ARTICLES itL,..a
are thr following, VI.
boxes sp.endid new STYLE Kornat Gibho,,
DO 'AIrH do ri,h Nmirr pOttlt.s
% pieces very handsome Erlt hlIhon,
dozen Lca it,tuI EnibIo lfa..G i3dl.,.
u" % 80 1raps -
do wy rlch Emnro Lace e.
to hauGs"me G8tegt -
FiectS Nnze de fctb,d, n ueS ana b,,,,,},..
artIelr TOT Lad.-s Dresses
pieces Matroules bss ilalian Ln,.,tfIng
= do fol- 3 do unttfy ta, ,l,,,ta
do2. no" blond V.tls neU st,ie
= u" hne Linen CamuIte I!dais. with by
der
DO Handsome LInbIo. Hose
Iie' e h"a de'p lr'e" baiele
doz. large Sbttl CoBbs
a handsome sssoriment of Thread E5rInr,
lnsettugs. &C,
in addition 10 the above. we shall rfrrive Ii
few days. direct from NV fo,k aud pur,
deiphi', o.r entire all supply of Staple sM
Fancy Goods, which, added TO our pre,,rs
stock, "'lt make Gun ao.ol meul large u i do
rabl,.
Ucr 90 &
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i,. ~ g.. ...., a.....as, suI.... s, :.
i#s I'tap,isn al .ef.otsl- TIM - ass 81
December ne,l, pndef the sulaerintsuarnes -
NJ Warner NJ. aies. Iathi. Sealua,y there
~! 10 lac ttp fAir aud di-tIugi Apartments,
lhr one lgr the in,le. aud tlt- nibef t5f tie f.
male SCHOLARS "a both ~ hith wit br taught
81, haaeh 81 Lrtia uie kaOsn - tie n'asi
a..uf4,rd and established hcaaemis,. liz
ID,sIaos ga recommending ints Atst'iny ~
4a, f..a4Tasis noars a. the pnbllr. take Iteat
rie..sr. - st.,ag ia Alr. ial.ss Ltsb moral
character huI taicusise ttft,Hty aitainnltufs,
III - tbs Ia - Inafaufee thst iar p.'i - ape
nWdi ut lie drsisn sIuieb. H. aidss lie
constant ed Immediate sbpaIin oudtnre Of
a. Au.s,. ire vi bt Ael'd ~ ,rstfa ,a,ups.
t.rtt.aea,ts. Iur 4.g,y l. located III the
ssl.4ib, nfa beaof IA village, ~ he aud
h salia, Duu#irs. aud crnigtne, ~ msly al
,u.tsrrs ~ ATE found n1I. 81 - any Aradciay
/. NtR#u,s Ibe maf,aa f+s. y ~ br uludetate
q. vii Is .efn l,om be- s1i3ufnod ha ~
| a'u and dtuea Language, h"ih"mauct,
Itdu,nphy and Gbcta,slsyi iur TIT A1hoia.1c
yea ri ~ nania,. 90
Logic pua lsnrtatic, -
Laglnh 6taHd.af, Geography aud Com
pa.I.ian, ~
o,tnoerspty. Reading aud ronopn inship. l.
AuI a Atithmritr, -
French Lansuege -
Painting, h.
Moat. 81
nj c,,ag aud Dna~ing MAJ. )
Board tan be tad ~ most respectable fam
lies, or with M iSlrs, ca wy reasonable
terms.
M scholar vii hs received lor shorfst pc
Rod tbaa Eve months, BnI tnen the ptipt 81
II, lon "dl be one hall Of In foregoing les.
Da1R $ Gainad. Paul ta5,i.
Ia .. Fudicion. HDag ! E9ac
Lutos T. 1tompaon, kdmWid Pom,
John Goldman .Jann Han.
Hud,oH H. 6Gaand, Jostpb h hunp,
Idu4d /, C0btii, Sum4ti II. G0rtaud,
I'm. A. aEor, 1HV.rlls.
Nv. II -
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Lansiiorne's Mis-

IL lie cofpofafiol Of Lgaeh5arg
ASy ILL ~ ~ reHdnF,s lst tn. -
w vi Wheat by the -uth Of L. a
vii give tae highest eash price for VII, VI
# preferred. barrel 81 sue, fine flour to -, u
haifhush.is. alu
those altis are situated on the h.,
bistk Wafer Greek, just above the I,a IN 81
IA" creek beng nasigsblc, vii rd,nut 80 ..
dtiiveting and receiving thtir lpads A. -. z'a'3
OF t"e ALL. aud be'ng aot srry Dis , s'of
'hr '9s'nrss p"r' Of town. fnm,rs GA ava. 'aa'
on much Inconvenience and d,lsy VII.
tue discharge of their Wagons. u
We soiic,i al intrfVie" n6 the gfo....
s. leo Of Wheat, before they make II Hoq
of IL. M L IL s IbNt,tioi"alhs,-
\. b. Servants charged With TIE
OF WHEAT will be promptly stteudrd to s.4
niis,ed with all possible despatch. 81
july -. - l..
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l.r,ttesi Sal - !tisao4 PTcFssL.
,ay yat,e o. oeed al iras, executed 10
ItS a. aud Joha l.. Le~n {.ince deeeased,)
by Ala. ]. Walker, bearing da'e on the oo'n
dsv 81 Anil. 1923, and OF record IA tue county
Iouu al Amherst, aud 10 accomplish c'rtsin
luruu.e, - .aid deed expressed. we VIII on
i1s,dsy TIC 20lh day al Decembsr nest, al The
lat. dm cling nonss ~ ine sald Haih'f, ~ ihe
county 81 Amherst. utaf tae CopIt tf"nss 81
saId = 0Iit.t :. - y0se To sHlr, by way al futhc
Auction. ior ready money, thu following prop
r,t, ar ,a,I ..affIoI iheIcoi 9B the pros SLOWS
cf seid deed ,Day at ne timr - appointed LEI
,Hia TO-, hut6oItgr CT Isanse. Ia ~ hli ihe
Slave, i,al.td Isaid deso, fbring btt"ee" %
I. % IN nnIuOer cod inr increase u tbe te-
,nairs Of them, II any, .ince ihe daie ihefeol--
aud tie following rrai property, 10 NJ al tie
,I,bf fllC interest aud dim u SAID Walker
10 a.rd - = certain iIaCi vi mud, WIN ITS oP'
puih nance, Containing 1880 Scrss, noie or
les, lyWg aud bring III the sa'd COUNTY, and
beng the sams uaC, on which stands 10. Dati-
1uy House nfnIesgid--alsU, another tfat OF
Land, witt Us sppuIlensnces, sltuhie IA sdid
county. near tue Court iluuso tLtte.i, CUn-
tainpg 2J45 acres. InrTe or lee, u beng tue
same lfatI nrTtfoIore conveyed - the sain - Al
krr by " It.am Is. NaOFI-a'SU,i HE rtghi, THE
aud interest VI lhe saul Walker III AID 10 u
c. rta,n tIarf Of Lhnd. With ns app"r'enanceo.
situated radlv ~ tie conniy OF Phi-, wanna,
Bnd orsle oil Vns,nIa, ana psrtly IA ihs county
of Caswtll aud ,iatp Of Month Carolina, adj
ionlng the lands OF Eustnce Iinni bhh john
Pontouby amd containing 40 hcfeS, mon OF
irs. It beng the same lhnd uher'ed by the
VIE at thr SUD Walker nom her decnaocd la
thrr Chartrs Ltwis.
Astug ~ rustres Ne VII onlv convey To The
81.
~ TIC ICED u trust aforesaid. and nour 0lhcr.
SAMUEL Nj. GAKLARD,
JOHN NJ. OBEY,
ALEXANDER ONPkINS,
oara.rfs Trustees.
Od 90 ala
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TURNER g. TX u Z. 4.
~ ST. SGOls -. /,

NA SIl a. y 81 Ia
hAaM SQUARE,
l1SANE just receneu ~ packages FaIi an
L. Wner GOODS. purchased al n
Auction Ruoms, ~ NJ" Nork, Philadelphia 5.
Bal tm"re, All ri Witch tn, wJlI sell at ttr,.
usual prices lor CGsL. The lu,lou, ns are ~
ol the ariries received -
baies AnAt Devolshhe k,rseys
Go. Lln.eys
de. II lieaYy london Duflle Biar h,
= do. 81 do
de. o Polnt Blankets
do. i d.. do.
> do. IA Heavy appleton Shiriing
~ DO. ~ Cunningham y Andersops Dc
b do, 4-t do. OzdanpIss
= do. 4 do. 90.
do. "a Brown Sbirfnss
de. "a Reach do do
10 = Dorchester bedtick
do. ! j eufrriur DO.
do, Heavy domestic Pls.Gs y
$50 Pieces New etllr Calico
900 Bales Cotton Nav. of CLARK aud II.
Thistle Manufacture
co Pieces Cloths Of all descrirtjous
ID 10 Cashmere DIT.
50 do. Cassntts do
ln addrion 10 which they viii he dais :.
celvlng ir-sh goods.
SEN. 10.
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MRS. ANN T.. l. tNkEDRD,
Millincr and Aiantuamaker,

3 ls ~. ap tee s.a. '' a.. s., .s .""
Ia. ,uom. over Nj lhoma, J. Dnyel's Apoih
o.a'y store, wnero she !, prepared 10 execute
oil otd,is "a ihe alloy" busIuts-, III The beet
manner 10d according 10 ID" ltrsl and most
approved fashions. 1hc vii hlso tse tNsfy
.hoIt stte sstisinrlon 10 tnusu who may Ia.
~ arI with hen patronage.
M. II III
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UNION HOrEE,.

o. NEW ADMINISTRATION
+. t4llt Subscriber has just takrn possession
- OF the UnIon tlotel, II tnp town OF
IynChharg, sIluated nearly Al the head OF the
Nhn shed, and tormeriy occupied bp Cant.
john Hancoch-WheIe he Is prepared 10 re-
CeIsc BUardeIsard Travellers and 10 accom-.
nodale tham IN the first stye. Tue Tavern
VIII IN te" DAY ne thoroughly repair q in the
ncatrsi mhnncr, aud every AZ, nngem-nt win Ue
madtr "h,ca vii III amy degree con fiupie 10
the comfort aud coovfnIrncr OF those VINO may
IAvoT the SUBSCRIBER VI h their patronage. 1 he
iHUit aud bar " Ill I've tuI nIShed wuh the beyt
articles viii h eau be pI pcured in this mark IT,
at all seds0nS; aud the logging rooms neatly
inrnioned, aud supplied with attentive SET
wants There is neger-ldilIug 5 ring Of The
pute.t water, situated Immediately Ia the
yard.
travellers, either sngly or in families, are
particularly invited 10 give the snbsc-iuer a
call, II they travel by private conveyance.
the, may be assured OF having their horses
well tended 10 and their carriages carpfnItv
preserved aud il by the Stages, ,hry will hud
no difficulty IN proSecnIlng their Journey. as
they " III be called for al the hours Of stnrt,ng
PAUL JONES.
u The Charlottesville Advocate, Lex,ne ton
lntehgencer Fmcsstle Patriot Richmond En-
qnTcr and Danviile Statesman viii each iosprt
Tins advertisement three tim es aud Onward Their
accounts 10 THIS ttiice for pay Gleni
OCt. Il T.,
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CuNery.

AA base received our Cutlery consisting,
w III part, otPn y Cut, Ienol (blue and
non backs,) and Hand aud PANEL saws.
Pocket aud Penknses, a splendid selection
hhl'rs aud Forks, OF IVORY, stag. bnifa loe i,
none, wood aud horn handles Drawing Knives,
NC %c- &c. lHEU. ROBERTSON 4 Co.
Al The sign OF the Golden AnyIl.
Oct 81 l