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Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1832-07-13
LOOK IIERE!!
No. 10l, Market Street.

LOOK HERE!!
No. l01, MARKET Street.
THE subscriber respectfully invites the public to
call and examine his assortment of Dry Goods before
purchasing elsewhere, he has Just received fiom Pba
deiphla, general assortment Of Spring Goods cont
Black gros ne nupat 40 cents.
Ticking, 1874
Kouen Caseimer, 121
Muslin, 81
Calcoes, 81
Suspenders, 81
Marscilles Vesling, rs patterns.
Barage hdk'fs l2B
Cotton 90. Ct
Ladies cotton hose, 125
DO Gloves 12A
do. Linen hdk'fs. IS
Also Supcrfne and low priced Cloths aud Cassimers,
Plain and fancy vestngs,
Fancy Ginghams,
Mandarnc Lawns,
New style prints,
Italian lustrings evanteens, and other silks,
Blue and yellow nankins,
Fancy Shawls and Handkerchief,
Irish linen and table diapers,
Cotton and linen drilling,
Long lawn and linen cambrics,
Plain and figured muslins,
Plaids, checks, tickings and cords,
Brown and Beached muslins,
Oil cloths, Umbrellas and Parasols,
With general assortment of other Goods.
May lift JESSE WILSON.
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1832-07-13
IDINVlE1DlEHSJIbo

~ W geg0GNRo
The President and Directors of the Bank Of Will
mTngton and Brandywine, have this day declared a
Dividend ofthree per cent for The last six MONTHS
payable to the Stockholders or their legal representa-
lives on or after the 10th lstBy order of the Board
J. p. WOLLASTIN,
July 8 lo32'-4tf. Cashier.
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1832-07-13

AT meeting of the Levy Court and Court Of APP
peal, held at New Castle, for the County OF New
Castle, on the 18th day of March, A. D. 1882.
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1832-07-13

The Wilmington Fire Insurance
Company,
Incorporated by the Legislature Of Delaware, in
February last, Nth a capital of
1850 Thousand Dollars.
THIS Company will be prepared on and after the
rst day of June next, at their Office in Market street
the first door below the City Hail. to make all kinds
OF assurances against fire, and inland transportation
OF goods and country produce Marine risks are en-
cftaed. JAMES CANDY, President.
Wilmington, May 9th, 1889.
Directors.
James Price, Edward Tatnall.
Stephen Bonsall, Thomas H, Iarkin.
Lewis Rumford, Joseph C, GiIpin.
vincent Glpn, Washington Rice,
Jesse Mendlnhall, George Bush,
Jacob Pussy.
May Sly LEA PusEY, Secretary.
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1832-07-13
S4VANGS FUND.

O-NOTICE. The Savings Bank will be open for
the receipt Of deposits Saturday the 18th inst from
ten O'Clock M. till noon, and from two o'clock p M
till four and so on every Saturday, their office next
door below the City Hail. where two of the Managers
and the Secretary will be in attendance the Bye-Laws
OF the institution and list of the Managers as they are
classed for attendance will be published in few days
Feby. z, 1882.
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1832-07-13
D1W1DAHTDo

O0 v WWI4N Wo
THE General Board of Directors of the Farmers
Bank Of the State of Delaware have this day declared
dividend at the rate of five per cent per annum for
the last half year, payable to the stockholders or their
representatives. at any time after the 10th Instant
JOHN MANLOVE, Cashier.
Dover July 8, 1889. 6-st
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-20
BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF
ChOrEcsfOsrps.
IAN Aor PASSED 7rH DrcsaHrR. lsa

AN A'r PASSED 7TH DEo EaBrR, 1879. /
A/HEREAS, an effort made some time
Wv ago, 60 induce the citizens Of Cbarles-
"Sn voluntarily Ca provide their houses with
niS oncsc's' has been bet partially success
inland proper supply Of buckets being abb
sO'utf'y necessary 10 the safety Of the town
" TIME oi hre-t j. deemed proI,er nj tn.
uine' and "ithout delay, 10 present to lie
owners Of houses, the alternative Of e,tbey
providing their houses with IRE buek.,. -,
submitting % tax, 90 be- levied for he n,,,-
pose Of purchasing . H.
Is hsT,f0rs enact AID oraain,d Tha, .,
addition To the taxes already LAID for the GO.
rent year, there shall he levied a further t,v
70 be called fire tax, Of per cent. on dc
assessed annual value Of ali houses aud lots
IN SharlestOwn; Prov ded. however. that ro
house OF less assessed annual value than $40
s"au oe sSbicct 60 this taN-And,
frortfsd Jartltsr. That 10Y Ow ner Of house.
NuUJect TO this tax, shall BE- eNempt from tl,e
l'Sment thereof, Who shall provide each
non-e land report the same 20 the MaVor or
hecordeT' before the 4, dav III Pet,rr,r,
ncxi,) with ono or more Gr. b,cLs,. :, ~
- '-I ins '"i'o' 70 wit For all house Of s3O
~, 49, 1900 80 u,an so annual value, ono bucket
81 "oU-es netween 50 and $3.50 animal ~
buckets. 'a'ue'
This tax shall he collected la The sam.
mannee ~ the other taxes Il the town go.
jet 70 the exemptions and remission. sb.,.
mentioned, after the 1T DAY Of February nex,
4. IiUNTER. .Nayor.
y. kESsEDT, Recorder.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-20
NICHOLAS SIIULTZ,
Draper and Merchant Tailor,

draper and Merchant Tailor,
HAVING taken the rooms lately occupied
III a. store BY Caleb Wall, directly OPP
positc y. FiiZsimmon's Tavern, ia Harpers-
Ferry, Offers To the public, on acc ommoda,ing
terms, choice and handsome selection of
seasonablc and Fashionable GOODS, for
gentlcmcn's wear. The following comprises
his stock in part: Superior Black, Blue,
Brown, Mulberry Green, Rife Green, Mulber-
ry Steel mixed, and Drab CLoTHS-Al-
so--Cassimeres, Blue, Black, Striped, Pawn
and mixed. A splendid assortment OF English
figured silk Nestings, Plain aud Valencia. A
handsome assortment of Gloves, silk and
Linen Pocket ilandkerchiefs, Hose and half
do, Cravats, Stocks, Suspenders, sc. &c.
The above are a selection of the latest iIn-
portations, the colours of which will be war
ranted 10 stand. Garments of every descrip-
ton will be made 10 order at the shortest no.
ticc.
Nov. %, ls32.-if
\. b. Garments that are bought elsewhere
and brought TO this establishment, will be
made TO order nj the shortest notice, and war
ran'ed TO fit; If not, they need not be taken
away. n. 8.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-20

HN,nE JnI received neN supply Of
HBHAESN. made BY NJ Dsyid gsL...
." h'' best style. and Of The best msserisl..
CONSISTING II Wsgoniireet h-babds. dosbls cod
single, Ilp straps. BACK .bsrds. a. vssiOuu
hfesdihs, Belly bands. neck ahd head ll.l.
teIs' Ifsce Pipes, sHIe-sirsps PLAN ard pnsl-
ded Collars, H5udbridlss. leading. d,t,,.
li'fbe Sung Leading stfirgs, " sgon Sad.
de- wagon whips, Csu Whips. a. ~, sal.
d'ts, Cart hreeehiDg.. : fsw good Hd,sp
Dc sold 1T lou prices.
Aug. ?. 1852
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-20
Public Safe.

NHL be sold, on Tuesday the Ist day
w OF January next, at tie brick house
formerly occupied by n. Buckmaster, and
immediately opposite H.Keycs' store, House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, consisting of
Threc feather Beds, Bedsteads and Bedding,
One Cupboard, one Desk, nine Chairs,
Half dozen silver Table Spoons,
Hall dozen silver Tea Spoons,
Ono FAX Wheel, one Reel,
and number oil other articles too numerous
20 mention.
A credit Of six months will be given on
all sums of 1--WE dollars aud upw ards, the pur.
chaser giving bond with security all sum,
under five dollars, the cash will be required
Sale to commence ut 10 O'Clock.
JOSEPH NJ. BROWN, Dept's
yov x. Williams, .fd'H,r. Of til. Brsgg, deed
Dec. Is, 1882.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-20

a wish a. close ny business a. soon AZ
IN practicable. : would take as great
favour u ali those who ere indebted q, me
would call and discharge their respective A.
mounts would particularly request ibo.e
whO have open accounts Ou niy books 20 call
ard settle them by C.lSH ~ .NUTE.
The Merchandise remaining GO hand. win
be sold at a Sacri6es FER Gosh on o. q short g.,
af, for the purpose q speedily closing.
g. V. HAMMOND.
Nov -. ls32.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-20

HNIosE Who purchased wool Of the late
~ John A. Washington. IN 1s2g. and have
failed N remove Il IN the time specified N
the conditions Of sale, arr hereby notified tina,
unlsss they speedily remove tie same, nd
vantage Of the forfeit will necessarily be- Ia
Ken, az the ground must now be cleared for
cultS alton.
JtNE &. WASHINGTON, El'irir.
Dec 10, le39-3l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-20
Goods az G,OsfI

wv subscriber, anxious 10 close his con
~ eern, intends selling off his stock of
Goods az COST. Persons IN pursuit Of good
bargains will find u 90 their inierrs, o. give
him call He will take solvent paper. or
produce at a fair price.
81. The highest price will Dc given for clean
linen or cotton Rag
JOHN X. HAYDEN.
Bolivar, Dec. 6, 1892.
Y > All those indebted 90 him either bV
note or account. will please call, settle anl
pay tifeir respective claims, as longer fpdul-
Behco cannon % gwen }. r. ~.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-20

Fourth n July Toad, giren Dorm Easf:-
The tree Of liberty-may its roots 20
ao~n TO the earth's centre; it, lofty summit
'.aSh The skies and its spreadi..s branches
shade CREATION.
Such tree would make an eyerlasting
sight ct shingles. l-PsHa. Engt,tr,r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-20
2'rpssfeess Safe.

n pursuance, Of a standing rulo of Balti-
y more County Court, in relation 10 insol-
vent debtors, the undcrsigned,- permanent
Trustees OF Nicholas 4. Chafec, will offer nj
public auction. ON the 9th day Of Dcce mber
instant, at the Point Of Rocks, in Frederick
county, To the highest bidder, for cash, tic
following property, TO Wit A large quantity
OF ground Plaster, do. Lumber, Fish, Grocc-
rcs, Liquors, WOODWARD, Crockery-ware
Tin-ware, Medicines, Glassware, and one
patent balance Scale, Stand Cask, and a va
rlcty of other articles too tedious to mention.
And at the same tiue and place, the said
Trustees will sell all the right, title and inter
est of the said Chafcc in and To an unc xpircd
term in all that loi or parcel of Ground occu-
pied by the said Chafcc ut the Point Of Rocks,
together with all his right to the improve
Incnts put upon the same, consisting Of two
Wooden Buildings.
Terms oi sale a. to the lcasehold propert,
will be made known on the day Of sale. Sale
To commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
WM. n. COLLINS,
JNO. III. IGLEHAKT
Permanent Trustees Of ": 4. Chqtse
Dec. -, 1882.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-20
Dr.. Ro5s. II. .yEagrmder

I'D EsPECTfU1Li tenders his profession
~ al services To the citizens Of shcp-
hcristown and its vicinity. His residence is
nj MIR. Daniel ENTERS tavern.
Shepherdsiowp, Dec. q, Ie32.-2m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-20
Public Sale.

WILL sell, on Friday the 4th of January
u next, at my residence in the Rich Woods,
ABOUT n'iies from Charlcsto~n, oil my stock
OF every description. amongst which are
hofses, Colts, Cattle, sheep and Hogs.
One Wagon, Cart and Gears,
and number Of articles not necessary 90
mention. A credit will be given or all sums
over SIS, until the ist Of September, 1888, the
purchaser giving bond and approved security.
sums under that amount must be cash. Sale
10 commence early in the day.
RICHARD A. CROMWELL.
Dec. IL, iS32.-s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-20
"ECoE sIGNund!.
bargains! H0rgains!!
GOODS AT COST.
avn Dr,rnrF. o<x..


NM BELOTT' COST!
HNO enable me the better to accommodate
II my customers, have sold the one half
of my entire stock that may remain unsoId
on ihe first day Of January next; and As II i,
desirable To both parties that the amount
on that day should be- very small, I have de-
termined To offer the whole of nv present ye-
~ valuable stock Of goods on hand at Cost
aud many articles Of fancy Dry Goods great.
iy below what they cost me in hard money.
IN MY STOCK WILL M FOUND,
SuPerfne and fne broad cloths,
Cassimercs and cassinets,
Flannels and blankets,
Competing and linseys,
MerIno cloths and circassians, below cost,
large stock of prints, below cost,
Long and square Ncrino shawls, below cost
~, 6-i, and "a table diapers, below cost,
harseiiles quilts and counterpanes, do.
Italian silks and Aorences,
Irish linens and kcntings,
Ihebes sha~ls aad fancy handkerchief,
greatly below cost,
large stock oil cambria and jaconct mus
lins,
Figured, Swiss, and plain null musIins.
Grape dc Icons, assorted coIors,
Linen, cambria, and silk ndkerchicfs,
Bishops lawn ind bobinet,
Thread, silk, and bohinet lace and edgings
Md mitts and gloves, greatly below cost,
Cotton and worsted hose,
Silk and mohair do
large stock of bleaohe and brown shirt
ings and sheetingS,
Shoes and hats,
French ard English China tea sets,
Passage lamps and looking glasses,
with a large stock Of queens, glass, and
poiterS' ware,
Md indeed almost every article that is "a
bv found IA well-as>orted retail store.
invite my customers, friends, and every
body, TO call aiid profit 10y the opportunity that
IS now Offered To get goods at or below cost.
VIM. CLEVELAND.
p. $. Before this arrangement was enter
Ell inio. my orders were in market for a larve
stock Of NEW GOODS, all of which Will be
added aud sold with the present stock. at cast.
Chariestown, Oct. IL, 1892. VIC.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-20

'HE subscriber will sell thu, valuable To-,
Of Land, laid % TO Octa,ius Fairfax in
ihe division &c the shannon It'll trnet 10 JET.
icrson county, formerly the property Il FER
hinando Fairfax, Esq 4 very large proper
ton OF tbs ioi - wood land The whole con-
tsins about ninety acres.
JOSEPH +. DAUGIRRTY.
Noy %, is32.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-20
EN'ST.RE.WE.V.TN.

ANiST.lL.WEN'TN.
HEAVY contracts having been entered In
- n to by the Directors 81 The SmithRela
Charlestown and Ilarpers-Fcrry Road Com
Panyi q has become necessary a. tall again
nPO" the Stockholders. An in.talmeut OF
Two Dollars and Fifty Gents will be- rcquir.
"a on the lst day of October next. and fnr.
ther nsialment Of Two Dollar. and Fi0,
Cents 90 the 1t day of November next.
BY order Of the Board.
Angus, 30, 1892
eT-Tho Board have also directed 10 ,,,
mcut Of ara instalment OF Tios Tlogf.tys a1J
IBiy Cents on each share on tie 6rsi dav IA
December next and further instalms1t Of
I'ro Dollars aad IUng Cssis on each share on
The hrst day Of January next.
BY order,
Nov !, 1872
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-20
Nesr school.
q. +. NU,wIILIAu6S

I'D ESPECTfULLi informs the citizens Of
R0 Charles,own and its nrighborhood that
his SCHOOL viii be opened on Monday next,
10Th inst, where every possible attention will
be given Co those entrusted To his care.
Schooi-room, first door West Of MIR. Cato
Mooro's.
Charlestowu, Dec. G, 1892
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-20

nURSUANT to u Decd Of Trust. execut-
ii. ed by George w. Garrison, and record
cd in the County Court VI Jefferson, 70 secure
the payment Of certain sums Of mouey there
in mentioned, due VIM. =. Lock, and Lock X
cleveland, We shall proceed to oder for sale,
for eash, on Saturday the AID inst, a, the
house Of said George w. Garrison, near
Daniel snyder's Ford Mill,
ALL THE PROPERTY
Conveyed in said deed, which has not been
soid BY WIN. {. Worthington and Thomas A.
Moore, ~ trustees in other deeds, viz:
Ten head Of Hogs,
Three Feather Beds, well supplied with
Sheets, Blankets, Co,cricts, sc.
Three under Beds Marseilles Quilts.
Three Acorn Bedsteads--l Walnut Cup
5oard-one Walnut Secretary,
One Mahogan, Bureau,
One large Walnut Dining Table,
One Walnut Breakfast Table,
Twelve Windsor Chairs,
One large gilt frame Looking Glass
One PAIR brass And-Irons,
SIX Silver Table Spoons, and six Silver
Tea spoons. wM. =. LOCK,
GEORGE ISLER,
Doc. IL, 1892. Trustees
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-20

wish 10 purcha.c 900 bushels RYE. 600
bushels Wheat aud 100 b,shes u Oats, %
exchange ior Good &. "A.
Oct. -, isJ2.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-20
I'OTECEy

sVONHNE!
ViiE subscriber having declined the Mer-
~ camille Business for the present. u be-
comes necessary Zoe him 10 chose has business
siih az little delay as possible. lie would
therefore earnestly rsgWsf all those indcbtod
to|him 90 any way, 10 come fUre ard aud
make immediate settlement, a, the nature Of
his engagements Will not permit OF indulgence
ISAAC y. CARTER.
ShepherdstoWn. Nov. ~. i-32
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-20

To assy Customers.

Vou need scarcely be toIo that, in con-
IL sequence Of the dissolution Of :he I,,,
hrm OF TowNER Il HARRIs, n speedy close of
that business IS necessary. Rely ing upon your
dispositions To accommodate, 4 viii merely
request those indebted 10 said firm 10 call and
close their respective accounts either hy mo-
ney or note, n early as NAV su.t their con-
'enlence, a. IT viii be out of my power To
wait on each indiy idual at his OF her res idcpce.
h. r. TowNER
Shepherdstown, Sept. 30, 1882.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-20

George Humphreys
as received, and offers for sale,
Superfne blue,
Sicel-mixcd
CaS.imeres sc assineis
leo yards fullod Iinseys,
Red, white, and green Flannel.
Green HAZE Rose and point Blankets.
Long mcrinO Shawls,
Large do.
1hibet Wool-Fancy Calicoes,
French scarlet printed do.
Black and colored Bombaxets,
English Merino,
Black and colDrcd worsIed Hose,
Fresh lail Mackercl No =,
RIO and ST DoDiingo Coffee,
New Orlean. sugar,
Refined loaf and lump Sugar,
Fresh Chcesc Rice Raisius,
Lemons, and Oranges,
superior suhppwder Tea,
SHAVING soap Resin 10.
old Port
Sherry,
Lisbon, WINES,
sweet Malaga
COrdiais-- mu.iarI--cloyes- uutnrgs.
Mace cinnamon,
scotch and rrppce suuG-oopcfas
Ground IogwDod.
Cold pressed Castor OIL
taicuod Magnets lump d.
suiphaic Quinme Bark judi ms Ointment
Lsscnco Feppeum,nt--dO. ciui anon,
sP'riis ol TurPentiue wine,
JamphOr-- Epson, SALTS Giauhsr DO.
wish 70 purcha.c 800 bushels Rye. zoo
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-20
Dirge,

TO THE MEMORY OF Gle CARROLL.
Sung az the T'vrnoaf T,aoafre, Boston, by n,e
lrhsis CSnhasy.
Mourn, of frremeu, mourn!
For dimmed 10 peerless star,
The lasf al the ~o"d'r oas few whose light
Was beacon Tor nations siar
Mourn Tor the last oi the GLORIOUS band.
Who pledged their all Tor their dear loved land
Mourn, sons Of frcenen, n,ouru
Mourn for the Patriot, mourn.
For onc OF the pure ii aud best:
Whose truth IA the tire Of peril ~ss tried.
Whose Truth OF that FIRE stood the test
Mourn tor the last of the de.,hless ba,d.
W lao pledged their all for their dear loved land
Mourn tor the Patriot, mourn.
Mourn for the Patriarch, mourn.
For the last OF tho dauntirss few,
Who gagged their blood for the precious good
of fr-.c-om-and gave IL co YOU.
Mourn for the last OF the saintc,l hand,
Who pledged their all tor their dear loved land
Mourn ior the Patriarch, mourn.
Bend from your arch Of blue.
Receive In YOUR bosoms again,
hewhn bc'lucaihcd us nstion's right
The spirit which wrought With ,ou then
We yield the last of the deathi-,s hand.
lao pledged their si Tor their dear 10, ed land
head FROM your arch of blue.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-20

An irishnan being asked whether he did
not frequently converse with friend in Iri.b
replied No, indeed, Jenny often speak.
70 me IN Irish. but ! always answer him in
EhShsh, Why sou Because YOU see, I
dontwansJemmy to know understand Irish.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-20

HlSOErenfs' Rl0nks.
For sale az iiis Office.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-20
FALL GOODS.

KEYES has received The greater part
Of his FILL md WINTER GOODS. Il
Is only necessary TO add tina. no person shall
andersen him, whatever raay be the coal.
Charlcstown, Nov. l, 1e32
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-04

COMMUNICATIONS.

Jamcy Rtpcr and kaaateta improvement
At Amherst Court House on the Eth OF Septen,.
Der, a meeting of the commissioners appointed to
receive subscriptions TO the Stock OF the lanes ,y
er and kanawha company was held Pfessat Ia
vid 5 Garland, Thomas y Eebank William Dil.
lard. Josiah Ellis, Edward A Cabe and Edmund
Winston. The Books beng opened, the following
subscription of stock was made, VIZ
Thomas \. Eubank ) shares, William billiard
Edward A. CabeIl ) Alexander Mnnday ; David
S. Garland Richard :. Ellis 20; John Pryor J
Edmund Winston 5 Josiah Ellis ; Robert Tins
ley Samuel NJ Garland | " iam NJ. Waller
10. John Coleman | Henry J. Rose James 5.
PendIelon2 Charles H. Page :, William Il.
Knight William II Garland .3..-fefal =.
The Books were opened ior shout period et time
wien the population vas hin Tie must favor
able results al, anticipated an it naw becomes
certain that tie work will progress, provided the
State " III make The terms more favorable, on which
sba surrondcrs her Improvements And It's hop
ed tbatthe State viii either do tAls subscribe tor
the balance q the stock
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-04
W ASsaHNG'FUN HOTEL.
iI1G3iBf1nG

gM'l'E subscriber his leased fo. term of yeas.
IA that large, eommodous and vel known as-
adjustment the
0A3EgEfs 1aToW IIony'
situated on thrd STREET naar the eenile II to- haa
ness aud population Of the Town oi ss7eho1re
lie respectfully informs his freud I4 t.......
'lr generally, thai he has spared ofltfaf it,r a.
expense IN lifting up aud furnishing &c Hons ia
Stables IN the best mariner Ills Table and is.
Will be furnished with the very best that tie NM
kct wlllsuppA His Stables will be always '
stocked w'th provisions and under the superinco-
dcucc of the most careful O5tlers ORDER attention
and Politeness will he strictly observed towards
every guest III every department and his charges
w''l be moderate. The subscriber confidently
therefore, asks the patronage Of both travellers and
citizens having determined On keeping, in every
respect FIRST RATE HOUSE.
A HATCHER.
Sept ~ 6wif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-04

Con G., who was IN cur iast WI, and severely
wounded ON the borders Of Canada has an estate III
the Valley Of Virginia, On troluen,ed road to the
Virginia Springs. Near the estate Is ms boarding
house, where many persons, solns AMI coming to
and from the different watering places. call pn-
rine thc last season. ms attention WAS msenslby
engaged by Il tall, thin, elderly gentleman.-At
first, he was at a loss to know why-at length, lie
remarked that the strangers face was very like
the usual engrayngs Of our beloved Washington.
On enquiry. the stranger proved 10 be teh W ash
iug;ons own nephew, aud during the Latter par, OF
his life his Private Secretary. Tie writer OF this
frankly cunicsscs that IL would be Il dieuI, matter
for him 10 wear 50 modcstly u washington tatt, rs
the excellent old gentleman WHO uneonselously
gave rise to this anccdote
HUNTING SHIRT.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-04

I'm AYiNG purchased Mr. g Lydrell interest
n in the above business set up another Carding
Machine aud made a lurger pond Of water as well
as turned another stream on the Machinery, aud
engaged MIR Anderson Paulctt To superintend the
same, expect to nd of business some faster then
formerly, and to ny to give satisfaction Ear as
sin my power To every one that may favor me
with their custom. find from experience, that oil
is better uau lard TO grease wool especially in a
cold season. keep plenty, and will erease wool
for | cent parb of wool whci, together with tn
cardug g. viii be = cts. per b. | will buy wool
a, a far price, and keep rolls Tor sale nj the Ma
chine WILLIAM I'll RMAN
Oct H. u