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Litchfield enquirer., 1832-04-12
Commissioners Notice.

COWn11SSIOnerS' Notice. THE Hon. Court of Probate for the Dis -A trict of Litchfeld hath limited and allow ed six months from the 5th day of March, 1882, for the creditors to the estate of
 RUFUS PAYNE, late of Cornwall, in said probate district. de- ceased, represented insolvent, to exhibit their claims legally aitested to the Commissioners for adjustment. We the subscribers, duly appointed Commissioners on said estate, give notice that we wi meet at the dwelling house of John Payne, in said Cornwall, on the Sd day of May and on the 18th day of Septem- Der next, at one o'clock in the afternoon of each of said days. when and we will attend 10 the duties assigned us.
 CALEB JoNEs,
 WILLIAM HINpMAN, Comm'rs.
 DANIEL BENNETT.
 COrnscal, March 28. 1882 AS
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-04-12
Beniamin Wilbur's Estate.

HHE Hon. Court of Probate for the Dis 1 trica of Sharon has limited anal allowed six months from this 28th day Of March, A. ID. 1889, far the creditors of the estate of
 BENJAMIN WILBUR. late of Salisbury, deceased, to exhihit their elaims against said estate to the administrator nhereuf. By order of Cnnrt.
 JOHN WHITTLESEF, Adm'r. saiisbnEy. March 2s, Isss s4S
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-04-12
At a Court of Probate holden at Salisbury, scithin and .ior the District cf Sharon, on the AJ l... F Is..H

At a Court of Probdte holden at Salisbury,
 scithin and lor the District of Sharon, on the
 Sd day of.4pril, 4. D. l8S2:>
 Present, Samuel Church, Esq. Judge. TTPON the petition of Elizabeth [. Bre,cs- U ter, of Canaan, in said district, showing Co this Court that she is guardian of Asa Swan Brewster 2d. of said Canaan, minor :; that said minor is the owner Ofreal estate sit- uatcd in said town, to wit A Lot of Land on which the Store now occupied by Asa s. Brewster is situated, containing sixteen acres of land. with the buildings on the same. Al. 60, one acre of land lying on the east side of the road opposite said Store, called the Still House Lot-Also, one acre of land lying on the opposite side of the road, and nOrtherly from said Still House Lot-Also, piece of land lying about twenty rods northwesterly from Chauncey Hosford's dwelling house, containing about twenty three acres of land And that said real estate is valued at about eighteen hundred and seventy -one dollars and sixty.three cents; and that it will be for the interest of said minor that said land and es- tate be sold, and the avais thereof be vested in other real estate or placed on interest as the law directs: praying for liberty to sell said estate fnr the purpose aforesaid; as per said petition on file. dated the Sd day of April, 18Sa:
 Ordered. That said petition be heard at the Probate Office in Salisbury. on the 9ih day of June next, at 9 o'clock in inc forenoon !: and that notice of the pendency thereof he given by publishing copy of this order in the Liichfeld Enquirer three weeks success lively, at least six weeks before said 9th day of June next.
 A true copy of record. certified by a 4S SAMUEL CHURCH. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-04-12
AUCTION.

DY order of the Court of Probate for the .D District of Litch6eld, will he sold at Pulp lie Auction. on Thursday she l2th- day of April next all of the inveniOried Pers"nal Es- tate, together ;siih so much of the Real Es- tate of FREDERICK G. PHELPS. late of Harwinton. deceased. as will raise tho sum of 194 dollars and 9e cents. The sale will take place at the dwelling house Vf Mrs. Rena Phelps, in said HarwintoD, at 1 o'clock in the afternron of said day.
 JACOB O. CATLIN, Admin'r.
 Hdr,cinton, March 22. 1882 42
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-04-12
NOTICE.

"HE Subscribers wish to contract for the -A building the present season of large STONE BUILDING, to be occupied as a Cotton Factory-Also, for the erection of Stone Dam across the Shipaug River-and forthe making and erecting the Water Wheels, Sc. to be attached to the above Building and Dam. Proposals for doing al! or any part of said work, or for furnishing materials, will be received until the 2Oth inst. Good recom- mendations as to skill and ability to perform, will be required of all who shall apply.
 LEVI S. PLATT,
 ANDREW HINE, JR.
 CHARLES A. HUDSON, SAMUEL LEAVITT.
 Washington, Aprit 2, 1889. 43
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-04-12
HN9'deUM1'e.

Almost any article in the line cf Hard,care may be found at the Store of the subscriber, about opposite the Meeting House, fn East Street, for sale at as io,0 e price as can De purchased at retail at any Store in this Stote.
 Ihe follo,cing articles are among the assortment.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-04-12

Sale of Erastus Eldred's Estate. DY order of the Court of Probate for the lD district ot Sharon. shall sell at the late dwelling. house of ERAsrUs ELDRED, deceas- cd, in Salisbury, on the 3Oth day of April next, at l o'clock in the afternoon, so much of the Real Estate of the said Erastus Eldred, deceased. as will raise the sum of two thous- and and nineteen dollars and thirty.two cents, for the payment of the debts and charges due from said Estate. The Estate to be sold is situated in. the towns of Salisbury, Canaan, and Warren, in the county of Litchfeld.- The said estate will he sold either at private sale or public auction, as shall be most ex. pedient.
 ROBERT BALL, Administration
 Salisbury, March 50, 1882. 43
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-04
NOTICE.

VIE subscribers having been appointed by
Il the Court Of Probate for the District Of
Norfolk Commissioners on the estate Of
AMASA COWLES,
late of Norfolk. deceased, represented iusolv-
ent, and said Court having allowed six months
from the eth day of August, 1882, for credit
'Ors to exhibit their claims, we hereby give
notice that we will attend TO the business of
our appointment at the house Of Lyman
Knapp, 10 said Norfolk, on the last Wednes-
days OF October and January next, at one
O'Clock in the afternoon of each Of said days.
JEDEDIAH PHELPs, ComiRis-
HIRAM Minis, Sioners.
NOrfoLk' Sent a5 1880 -
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-04

Mr.. JEWETT will be IN SullieId September I7rEI
l-in CRANKY leth--n SimsBuFy l9sh-Camson 9DaI--
Pennington 2Isl-BrirtOl 22d-Berlin, New Britain,
S4lh-Soathugt0n 96tls--WaterbaFy 96ih-A VOodba-
~ 1Ih--WatertOwn 28ih-PlymouIh 29th-Hnrwin-
COlcbrOOk 4th--Norfolk 5tl-Winchesser CHICO
sheO Stl-H0rriRgf0rd 9ll--Litchfed 10lh--Wasle-
IngtOR llth-New-MisfoFd 12th--Keut 13tla-ShaFon
lSth-COrnwal l6Ih-Saleliary I7ll--Canaan 1otI-
Vernon 2Oth-EIlingiol 22d-ToIlnnd 23d.
II Is the desire of Mr.. Jeweu lay before the peo-
pie the importance Of our Common Schools; the
cess'y OF more vigorous efforts for their elevation; the
advantages Of Associations Of Teaccrs underth pa
t!o"age at Iyce0ms; the benefits Of Visible IIlustTa-
Uons: shO'C" cy an ettibitiOR Of 4obro0s School Ap
Pa'Mss and to advert TO some Of the most important
'Fecent improvements in the art Of teaching.'
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-04
Assessors Notice.

4NHE Inhabitants IF the town Of Litchiield
u liable TO pay taxes are by law required to
make written or printed list Of all Taxable
Property belonging to such persons on the
irst day Of October instant, with particulars
of all property real and personal liable 10 be
assessed and valued. and give or send the same
to the Assessors By the 9Oth Of the sane month.
And we hereby give notice, that We will re-
ceive said lists so made out and handed to us
by said time; and that printed blanks may be
had by calling upon either Of US, or ut the Of
fee at the Town Clerk.
Captains Of military companies are notified
that by law it is made their duty to furnish
their certificates Of exempts previous to said
time. ROGER Cooke,
JAMES M. PlERPoNr, ASSES
M LEVI FRlsBIE, sors.
sE.a. ELI CURTIss,
LitchfeId. Sept. Q, 1889 IL
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-04

THE subscriber (late OF West street, M
forms his friends and the public that no
il n town and occupies the Dessing Store In
NORTH Sfrset-where he intends 70 held On
during the winter.
~ All who have open accounts With me
are requested to pay up, or make them laFg-
er. %. Most kinds Of Produce Feeeised 10
WAl. BOLLEE,
Sept. q s NoFah Street.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-04
NOVICE.

TyHE Court of Probate for the District Of
l. LitchReld hath assigned the l1th day Of
instant October, at nine O'clock in the fore
noon, at the Probate Office in Litchfsld. for
the examination and settlement OF the admin
istration account Of the subscriber, admins
TRAITOR ON the estate Of HANNAH WiLMorr.
late Of Ltchfield. 10 said district. deceased. at
which time and place all persons interested IN
said estate will. IL they see cause. attend be-
fore said Court add be heard 10 the premises.
BY order OF said Court.
ELI WILMOT, Adm'r.
Tikehfeld. Oct. I. 1882 II
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-04
Marsh's Superior Patent
TRUSS.

"HESE Trusses are constructed ~ many
n particulars ON an entirely new plan. and
their advantage over all other trusses has sscn.
attested not only ny tbs most rsspeciaoIs %
the Medical Faculty. but BY the actual expe-
riment Of those afflicted with the disease which
they are intended to alleviate.
Al assortment Of the above Trusses 2 seae
for s.le. with certificates Of heir gseat utility
for examination BY those interested, e the
store Of :. y, Dn.N
Litekfsld. Sept "a 10
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-04
HARTFORD
FEM ALE MARY.

TTHIS Institution. formerly established and
Il conducted by Miss Beecher, and lately
under the care Of the Rev. Mr.. Gallandet, Is
now placed by the Trustees under the man
agement Of Mr.. JOIN p. BRACE. late Princi-
pal Of the LitchReld Female Academy.
The Trustees and Mr.. Brace unite in assu-
ring the public. that 50 far as intention and ef-
fort sciiI avaiI, similar course Of instruction
and Of moral and religious influence, the same
teachers, and the same advantages, in all re-
spects, will be found 10 the Institution, rs
have, heretofore, secured for it the public con-
fdence and patronage 4f M
Tuition, in EngIish branches, SIC for the
term of 29 weeks. Music. French and Draw
ing, the usual additional charges. Board 2,5O'
The Winter Term commences the last
Wednesday in November. No pupils will be
received for less than one term, and no deduc-
ton made except in case Of sickness. Pay
u,ent to be made in advance for one half Of
the term.
Trustees Hon. Thomas Day. Rev. Joel
HAYES, D. D.. Rev. Samuel Spring, Eliphalct
Terry, ESQ.,, Henry Hudson, Esq, james III.
Wells. Esq, Seth Terry. Esq.. Hon. Wm.W.
Ellsworth.
t. Editors Of newspapers sOili confer a IA
cor on the Insfifation BIZ giving the Gboue osaeer
t,co grGtuisous inseriions.
Hartford. Sept. IS. 1889 10
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-04
YOUNG MEMS STATE CONVENTION.


T. We are glad TO perceive by notice in cur paper
To-day that ,he elite Of our coun'y-the youthful spr-
it's who alive the welfare Of their country, are
determined upon taking eAiciea to give full
expression Of public opinion the ensuing November
election. A State Convention Of Young Men is to DO
held the 18th instant and il 10 important that every
part Of the state should be represented. Union aud
concentration Of effort in good cause lie every thing.
The Jackson party throughout the state doubt
well drilled aud prepared for the campaign. But II
the friends Of Nj. Ciay-especialy the young men
will put forth their exer,ons to bring the voters,
there he apprehension Of the resu.-there can
be no question that Connecticut will give an over
whelming vote against Jackson and Van Buren,. We
trust therefore that the young in every town in
this county, who have any regard for correct admin
israton Of laws will at once appoint Delegates 10 the
State Convention. No time is to be lost. The period
Tor action hand-and what preparation 10 to be
made, should be made quickly. Let the rallyng words
be, 4" Liberty, the Constitution, and Henry Cloy."
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-04

- TIE Cemmittee of Correspondence md
pointed at tie Young Mems Conservation lcr
Litchteld County IL March last, giue notice hot
a State Convention Of HOuRg Men frIendlg Ia
the election Of HENRT CLAY, wiH be held at
Hartford on the I7fk Instant, at 10 A. M. for
the purpose Of concerning such measures as nay
be deemed proper and ezpedient in regard to tke
coming Presidential Election.
The committee therefore respect fully RECON-
mend that meetings. Of the yoGng men Be called
IN the several tOsOns IN this county to oppoint
four or more Delegates from each tOpa to attend
the Slate CORUention.
DE-. By order Of the Commitiee.
% The Young Men cfthe tO,cn Of Litch-
.tetd friendly to the election Of HENRY CLAY,
are requested to meet at the Court House on Ned
HesdGy the 10th inst. at o'clock p. M. for the
purpose cfelectiag Delegates to attend the State
Convention Of yOung men to be holden at Hurt
ford on the ira Instant and for the purpose Of
taking such measures as may &c necessary to Sc
care a faN expressions Of public opinion at the
approaching Presidential Election.
Hitch field, Oct. Q, 1889
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-04

In this town, on Wednesday iasf. Mr.. Lsmss w oos-
n East Haven. Capt. Samuel Barnss. soldier Of
the Revelation, 81.
In East Hartford. Mrs. Aan, wife Of Mr. EFasiss
Foster, q; Hrs. Lois Rowsll, wifs sf ms. Eli Row
(. Middlrsown, SIiss Lydia q. Han, 10.
Ia New-Haven, Miss Sarah b. daughter Of Mr..
Thaddens Ausiin, 20; Mrs. Egnice Bristol, 50: Mrs.
Henrietta Brown, @; Nc. Pcmber 1ocelyns 90.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-04

Anothsr "PSemORitOry'' Sigm.-Albauy has done
nohly-and Philadelphia has now followed gogiOusly
in her wake. great an astonishing chaage iaPaO-
lie sentiment against tbs administration Of Jackson has
taken place in that city. The election for Assessors
and inspectors, preparatory 20 the general electO"
next week, was held last Friday. In every ward in
the city and suburbs, two. the An-JacksO0 Tick
cts succeeded and in most by large maOri'ies Ithas
Been complete rOut Of the Jackson strength. '' IN
the city, tsays the Philadelphia Inquirer, until lately
the organ Of the jackson pary) the aggregate mHjO-
ry Of our friends is l477 Last year the Jack
son ticket succeeded throughout the Guy by aggre
gate majority Of 1900 votes. The change therefore
during the past year adverse 10 Jackson and in favor
ofthe Constitution, s upwards Of thtysree hundred
UOses We congratulate friends On great lr-
Umph. We anticipated victory, but our success has
been beyond most sAngUine an,icipatiOns." We
have not room for further particulars to-day.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-04
: Sept. s5, 1882
NOTICE.


HAVING been appointed by the Hon.
- Court Of Probate for the District uf
Washington Commissioners on the estate of
SILAS A. NEWTON.
Of said Washington, al insolvent debtor, who
has assigned his property for the benefit Of
his creditors; we hereby give notice that six
months from the first day of August, 1889,
are allowed by said Court for the creditors Of
said estate to present their claims TO said
Commissioners, who will meet ut the dwelling
house Of said Newton, IN said Washington, on
the fourth Mondays Of October and January
next. and the 28th day Of February, 1883, at
one O'Clock p. M. on each Of said days, to res
ceive, examine, and adjust the claims Of the
creditors to said estate. @fa
MoRRis WOODBURY., romm;.
I ALVIN Brown, ocm
lrHIEL HIcKox, SsO"s'''
Washington, Sept. 81, 1889 IT
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-04

M. EditOr-As you profess in private conversation
chat your press s not exclusively cOn6ned to par
". bu, that disposed to do Justice to all, will
you Oblige oneof your original subscribers by pnbsl
lag the names Of the gentlemen composing the Jack
son Ticket 10 your next Paperf You will tind them
in either Of the administration papers in this state
aud BY copying will oblige D.
ARsoer.-W Without claiming any particular merit for
imparsia,y, we willingly give place TO the Ticket
So here il il: -~-., -..s.
LUTHER LOOMS, Hartford County.
HENRY w. EDWARDS, New.Haven.
DANIEL LOCKWOOD, Fairfield
bella r. SPAULDlNG, Windham.
JOHN WEIGH, Liichfeld.
JOHN STEWART, Middlesex.
WILLIAM FIELDS, Tolland.
ELLSHSHALEY, New: London.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-04

UAbOve we have given the Clay Electoral Ticket
Of this State, and shall publish regularly every
week until she election, in November. Because we
have omitted it occasionally, and especially the last
week., when the lawyers from various parts Of the
county were in iowa, sOme Of good friends have
pretended believe because they wshedl that we
had hauled down the CLAY FLAG. No such thing
We were among the first in this state 10 raise -sO
we shall be among the last 10 strike Il.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-04

Albany EieceioR.-The Charter election n Albany,
for the choice Of Aldermen ind Assistant Aldermen,
was held on Tuesday OF last week. The Regency or
Jackson party had possession Of the Oices-and were
sanguins Of again succeeding. The most urgent ap-
peals were made to ths party to come Gorh-and the
Argue weat Gar as to pledge the vote Of the
State upon she Of the party 10 particular
ward. Notwithstanding the Clay party succeeded in
everysward bat Jacksonism il PROSTATE. Ia the
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-04

TowN OFFlCKRs. Al the annual town meeting Of
the inhabitants Of Liich6eid, holden Monday last
the following gen.lemen elected TO the Offices
attached TO their respective names, viz: -
Assessors-Roger Cooke, James N. Pierpont, Levi
Frisbie, Eli Curtss.
Board Of ReHsE-Over Goodwin, Morris Wood
ruff, Daniel Garritt.
Sekectmem-Samuel p. Bolles, William Harrison,
William Tusiie, Isaac Newton, Putnam Kiborn.
To,cH Clerk-Elihu Harrison.
1oscn Treassyev-Samuel Bnel.
First Constable and Coiiecsor-Albert Sedgwick.
Conss0bies-Lyman Carter, Aianscn Hall, Kirby
Marsh, Chester G. Goslee, Seth Catlin Jacob Kborn.
Grand Jarors-Ebenexer w Bodies, Birdsey Gibbs,
Alvah Stone, Rufus Pickett, Noah GArnsey, Charles
Jones.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-04

CorninR's majority, last Gall, MAS l6s Now the ave-
rage majority lor their ticket, is about ~.
Our whole gain in the city, from the last fals resH,
is over eco! This Rs said on another 0eeasiOns
{" l. glory euough Gor one day."
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-04

At a Court Of Probate holden at Litchfeld,
scithin and for the District Of LitckGeld, on
the 29th day Of September, 1889:
Present, frederick Wolcott, Esq. Judge.
.EPON the petition Of Diana Smith,, of
~ Harwinton, in said district, showing ~
this Court that she is guardian to Lucy Ann
Smith, of said Harwinton, minor under tho
age oftwenty-ORe years; aud that said minor
is the owner il fee of two pieces Of land in
the town Of Burlington, ip Hartford county;
and also Of two pieces Of land in said town Of
HarwintOn, with backsmith's shop standing
on one Of said pieces Of land, as is fully de-
scribed In said petition on fle--rcquesting for
reasons set forth in said petition an order from
this Court, granting her liberty to sell and
convey the same: H as
Ordered, that said petition be continued to
the 18th day of December next. at 9 o'clock
in the foren0on,at the Probate Office in Litch-
Geld, then and there to be heard and that
notice Of the tendency OF the same, with
l'copy If this order, be published in newspa-.
per printed in Litchfield, three weeks success
sively, at least six weeks before the said 18Th
day Of December next. .
A true copy of Record.
FREDERICK WOLC0TT.
| ~" Judge Of Probate.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-04
DIsSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
TINE Copartnership heretofore existing
Il between the subscribers, under the Arm
of BIssELL & HILLIARD, sthis day dissolved
by mutual consent. sta
a, s GEORGE BISSELL, i
ORIN billiard.
zorringtOn, Sept. IS, 1859 b
N. B. Allpersons having unsettled accounts
with the late firm Of Bissell & Hilliard. are
requested 10 call on the subscriber without
delay, who is .authorised to settle the same.
GEORGE BISSELL.
I0yrington. Sept. 25,T 1889 a A 16
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-04
MARRLEn.

In Beihem, on The ls.h Sept. By the Rev. Mr..
Souch, nlal. Joseph Amber, Of thar place, 10 Mss
Eunice E. Mason, of Lebanon. =
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-04

Washingt0n Coltege.-The Commencement in this
Institution, at Hartford, having been postponed from
the usual time holding il, held on Tuesday last.
Though the number Of students who took part in the
exercises was not very numeros the talent evinced
ssaid to have been fully equal % former years. The
degree OF A. B. was conferred on eleven young men
that Of A. M. on iour-and the degree Of d. D. the
Rev. David Butler, Of Troy, N. Y.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-04
Young Men Of LitchfeIa County.

The last Hartford Times contains call Cor Coum-
y JacksO" meeting to be held this day. The notice,
for effect abroad merely, is signed by string Of names
Of column and half!--mere moonshine. Judge
Peters heads the list. We think he would be quite
as "dvan'ageousy employed in cotvating na.quai"-
lance with the law, in getting up mud sgains such
political documents.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-04

Born to CommGnd.--ln 1911, Andrew jackson was
slave dealer; that H. merchant trading in sases,
and accordingly 10 procure come slaves repaired 10
Byron PIERRE and purchased drove Of blacks, with
which he started for Tennessee. He was under the
necessity Of passing through the Choctaw country,
contrary 10 the orders from the War Department
When he reached the agency honse, the agent was
of travellers. "
When Andrew JacksoO was about 10 depart, he was
respec.ioy desired 20 show the passport required by
needed none, as he was GeSssal Jackson" The
officer then told him he knew not General Jackson
aoy more ihas any other person, and that his orders
we're imperative. With thai, Andrew jackson pre-
sented pistol, id, these then ore General Jackson
nassnoris: and drove his slaves. See the Letters
from Mr. Dnsm00v, The ageas, end Mr.. M'Ilhesny,
bis deputy. Thas y m.niest This feeling Of being
which has prompted many Of The iawess acts Of Jack
son'S lile, IN no olher Way % be accounied 6nr.
= 80 @e& " II. Ado. e LoMr.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-04
North Street Store.

Litchfeld. Oct. I. 1882
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-02-16

The ARMy.-The bill before Congress
"to improve the condition of the non
commissioned officers and privates Of the
army of the United States" provides that
hereafter all enlistments shall be for three
years that the monthly pay of sergeant
majors, termaster-sergeanis, and
chief MUSICIANS, shall be Sl6; first SER
gcant of a company, SIS all other SER
geants SI2 corporals SS musicians and
privatcs So. That one dollar shall be
retained from the monthly pay of each
musician and private soldier until the end
of the second year, when it shall be paid
over, provided he shall have served hon
estly and faithfully during so much of his
term of enlistment. That each able
bodied musician and private who shall
rc-enlist within one month after the ex'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-02-16
Decision, q,sick & calm, the Sportsmdn's boast.

Has just received per Boston saggon, few choice
guns, which in addition To his fctmor stuck
makes complete assortment. lie has for sale
almost every article usually called for in the
sporting line, viz
EaOUBIE and single barrelled guns; English
IL gun powder; cylinder do; Duponts 7 I and
FFF patent shot Of all sizes; percussion caps
plain and fued; double and single shot bel''' pa
tent powder TASKS; hints, wad.cui,ers. screw dr'-
vers, bullet moulds, copper heals for rods. pa'em
wormers, common do; brass tops for belts; char
gers for do; cones; steel cb,rgers; por'anle roos
for cleaning guns; game bass: cone wrenches, &c
Any article called for which mny not DE on
hand can be furnished a; the shortest notice, at
the Boston prices; and guns Of any quality or de-
scription, procured TO order.
,CPGuns and equipment for sporting, to lot by
the day, "week, or month.
On hand as usual, a good assortment OF
groceries, liquors. wines, teas, and cordials OF al
most every description, ofgood quality and at re-
duced prices. Also ready made clothing, &c. &c.
cheap Tor cash 'or approved credit .,. -
| feb. I'd. .