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Litchfield enquirer., 1832-02-23
PORT,ER k CO.

PORTER ~ co. @ 2 HTAVE just received fresh lot of OR O. LII CERES, comprising ' very general lassoftalents They consist in. part of
 1's Qs',a. l.yson' so ,rr7 A '.
 Hyson Skin, sekick are scafraafed @
 Souchopg. slsperior qMqtities. Old Madeira, } WINES \ Port Sicily do. sc6T7GnEed Malaga, z Malnsey. pure. ColmanaFs & Ground Spices. Mustard, Rice, Java CofIse, Laguira Coffee, Sugar Cracker. Box Raisins. Lump and Brown SUGAR -all which afss affersd at the lowsst market prices.
 Fshruary 2 ~ Nj Nj @ 8
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-02-23
FOR s A E g.
David Stones Estate

NNHE Court cf PfObafe for tlle DiSlfiek of Sharon has asslgned Febtpasys lsth, lssg, at g o'clock H. at lha PFobate OfIiee in Salisbury, for the apppintnirnk of Con missionefs upon the 1sfase uf ,,
 DAKIus STONE, ( late of said Salisbury daeesssd, sepsesenfed i1sOiyent. By osilsr of Court Y ssAs sa4 YsabMAs N. S1aI1Ei, Adnss.1 $ Saiiatsssy, Esb. l, Iasa ess
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-02-23
FOR NEW-HAVEN AND NEW YORK

N EA VE6 tEafNSN k1O1eI UD0 NghS0 hOuSe LA for Woodbnry, Derby and New Haven Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings, at o'clock. and returns from New-Haven Inc next days by the same route. The proF prietor has recently added another team to the line, which makes an average of ten mile routes. The mail and passengers on this ronta will be ccnyeyed with despatch.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-02-23

O9lsg9as SO15egs .lVotSce.
 1.-THE Honorable Court of PrSbate for tic
 Distfict of Sharon hnth limited and ais lowed six months lf0in the 7th day of Febru- aFy, 1889, for the eredit0rs tO the estaso Of ss 2 JAnIES tSAY, z lase of Shafons in laid probate district, de- eeased. to exhibit fheiF elaine legally aflasted Iio lhe Commissioners fSF adjusinnent. We the subserihsrs. duly appointed Commlssion- ers on said aestate. Five nnfiee 1haf Se will meet at the late fesidenes 0f sbe deceased, on tho lsst MQndays of June md July uext, 1t nine o'clock n the forenoon on each of said days. when we will attend to the dntiss as. signed pss { PAUL SMITH. l Comnsis- { ISRAELI CAMP, sioners.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-02-23
AUCTION.

DF order of he. Court of Plotal1 for fhe V & DiriF;es ef HhpEpn, shp'| erll Ihe PSfs l0nal Properly bel0nging to lAs eslete 1f
 JOHN ELDHlD9E S4I's611y. on TlnaSdsg lhe eeA or 4f Fsb- FuaFy nexl. Eaiee to o,s1nlr1knee at 1n R'elnak d in the forenoon. s a.
 ANDnEtg JEWELL ssssSOr. | Salistusy, Esbsssy lsee ys9 q
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-02-23

U fNspEcEkl s'pss|6s i'hs.. FLOUR. 1k tht sAfs.| 1f D.s Ml1d'I1f1s and Buck F heat 1o: lAt. Iol U Iltsh tto1nd NeWsl iIlof 1TE EL0DRe 1li Walfantsd of | s1i,1fiDf poR4ER 6 CO. Elne door s1sIh 6f lke Post -.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-02-23
ONE E,Is IN RE yl ARI

AS 6 eeS
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-02-23

FREbERICK W0LCOTT,
 Judge Rf rfoSdle.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-02-23
l. NOVICE.

.EDEHIGK W0LCOTTs
 Jud& &e Qf Rrohate.
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Lost, Stolen or Destroyed.

V g1HE subscribers having lost the left
 @A hand half of note of The President, Directors aed Compaay of fhe Banh ofthe URfied States for one hundred dollars, da- ted atePhiiadelphia, the Seth day of May 1928; payable on demand 10 the order of k. SMlTn at WashIngton, No. d22, Letter l.. which was enclosed in letter deposit ed in the post-OfEice at Little Rock, \ rIS- ansas Territory; which letter was never received, but was lost, stolen or destroy cd. We respectfully request any person having information or know ledge Of the said note to communicate such informa- tion. CURTIS (. KELLOGG.
 Cincinnati, Apri! l2, lss2. 8 3m.
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1gYanted-FTo..ses Oaen, aaad
 Xipnala fpa.c

YHyHE subscriber wishes to purchase, for .tii,e tniiietii setiycen the iatii and goth of August next, TWENTY GOOD AND SUBSTANTIAL WAGON HORSES, well broke to the harness. and perfectly sound. None less than fifteen lards high, nor oyer eight years old, will be received.
 Also, between the dates as above stated, {, the subscriber will purchase tloeHtyJice pair or yoke egf0NEN and ofthese, none but such as are we'll broke ts work, young, not oyer eight years old, and well matcil- ed, need be offered, nor none Of less weight than six hundred.
 From and after the 18th of next month, I Augasf) from 10 10 15 fEAMSI FRS, OK drivers, will find employment good wages will be given none but those oi discreet habits, as we'll as that they un- derstand driving and taking care ofteams,
 J. BROWN, eapf. U. s. 4.
 Sup't R. and S. cf hldiaRs. Little Rock, A. I. July 10. ls32. II 6w
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WANTED.

A T this Office, an APPRENTICE to the Printing business, a smart active iao sf IA or l5 years of age, who can, read anu spsai tolerabiy well, and is of good moral character.
 june 10. le32.
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T.EEE OEIOs
NAPOLEON AT REST.
Bu the Reu. J. Pler

 His faich;on waved along the Nile, His host he led through Alpine snows: Over Mescow's towers, that blazcd the
 while,
 His eagle flag nnrolled--and froze! Here sleeps he now, aIone!-not one. or all tilc kings whose crows he gave. Bends OCT lis dust; nor wife nor son Has eyer seon or sought his grave. Behind the sea girt rock, tl,c star That led him on from crown to creBn Has sunk, and nations from alar Gazed as it faded and went down. High as his tomb; the ocean flood, Tar. far below. by storms is ctlried-- As round him heayed, while high he stood i, stormy and unstable world. Alone he sleeps. the mountain cloud, That night hangs round him, and the
 breath {f morning scatters, is the shroud That wraps the conqnerer's clay in
 death. Pause hcro The far off world at last Breathes free; the hand that shook it's
 thrones, And 10 the earth it's mitres cast, Lies powerless now beneath these
 stones. JIark Comes there from the pyramids, A nd from Siberian waters of snow, And ifurope's hills, voice that bids The world be awcd to mourn Iim!--No! The only, the perpetual dirge That's heard here is the sea-birds' cry, y'he mourniul murmur of the surge, The clouds deep voice, the winds low
 sigh.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-07-18

JndcNnontedge3 Cfe1idfen.-i here was formerly lawyer and judge, not a thousand miles from here, who, though Il. lis profession, was more distinguished for his galiantries, than his reputation ei- tler Tt the bench or 1t the bar. He is now beneath the clouds of the valley but his descendants are no doubt numer. ous, and might not De pleased if we should name him. He had sons and daughters born at home, hut q still great CT number abroad. His children al home were allowed 10 be his own ehil- dren, of course; but the paternity of those abroad were not so we'll settled and he was obliged to maintain a watch ful care over his acknowledged sons and daughters, to prevent their marrying with those who were unacknowiedged.
 Several accidents of this kind had nearly taken place, when there came to reside in the neighborhood beautiful accomplished young lady, whose charms very soon made a deep impression on the heart of ono of the Judge sons.- He began to be assiduom in his atten- tsons, and every body said it would be d match--except the Judge-and he, as yet, bad said nothing about it. But when he found what what every body said was likely 10 prove true, and that young people were earnestly disposed to each other for better or for worse, he thought 1t time to bestir himself. Wherefore. taking his son aside one day, he began to remenstraie with him on the impro- prietY of his attentions to the youAg ia- dy.
 "impropriety, sir9' exclaimed the son.
 es, sir, the greatest
 sdow so! my intentions are honora- ble.n
 'si do not doubt it--but the lay-''
 'sWhat of herl tell me, father. what of the ladyg'
 'st.nough sir, to prevent your marry ing her.
 "Enoughi For heavens sake, father, what do you mean-what do you know of her?a
 sMore than l feel disposed to tell"
 ssyea torture me-you rack me with saspense--you make me imagine a thousand dreadful things. Tell ne tho truth at once.'
 'sLet it suffice my son, that you can not marry the young lady without bringing disgrace upon yourself and misery upon your famiiy.o
 sDisgrace. misery!--and yet you do not tell me wherefore. Is she not yir. tuous?''
 I believe so--but-n
 0ls she not lady of sense and edu- cation2n
 sNo question of it-but--n
 ssIs she not youhg and handsome?'
 .ssAdmitted~-butr--',
 ssBntwhat, father? The cvidenceisal- togetherinher favor by your ownadmjs- sion. How then can yon make e,,t . casc against her? What objection can you have ?s'
 If nothing but the plain truth vii, satisfy you, must tell it. She is your s1ster.
 ssMy sister!n
 xsAy-l said so.p
 tslndeed father am much obliged to you for giving me so many brothers and sisters all over the country; but | beg that, to save future trouble, you would Just xiue me c list of Mem.--E Y. Con- ,Ate(lQtfon.
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Elijah Jackson, } e.,.,..,,. .Lnhn .RiInu .IPpTQlsefS.
L.H W .NsgDYrgsrE.

.SSWlLLIAAt TRIMBLE, Attorney at
 w Law, will practice in the Superior Court, at Little Rock, and in the counties of Clark, Hempstead, and Lafayette, in the First Judicial Circuit and Crittenden, Philips, and Chicat, in the Fourth Judicial llrcuit. He will also attend to the col lecting business throughout the Territory
 His residence, Washington, Hampstead county, (A.T.
 July 2l, 1850. l7-tc
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PROPOSALS For 1,O24,000 lbs. of Beef

Gs EPARATE proposals, in writing and kO sealed, will be received by the sub scriber, natit fedaesddg, He .frSt dayo q August nert, at l2 clock, noon, for iaI- nisiling and delivering ONE MlLbiON AND TWENTY-FOUR THOUSAND POUNDS OF BEEF, in the Choetaw Nation, west of the Territory of Arkan' sas, and as follows:
 295 ,G00 pounds to be delivered at the depot, near Fort rowson, Red river
 32s ,G00 pounds to be delivered at tho depot, at Horse Prairie, 20 miles west from Fort fowson.
 203 ,000 pounds to be delivered at the depot, near the Mountain Fork of Little river, 40 miles northeast fromF FortTows e0,0OD pounds to be delivered at the depot near old Miller C H 40 miles sollth- east from Fort Towson.
 5000 pounds to be delivered at the depot, 9 miles south from Fort Smith, oo the A rkansas river.
 The delivery of Beef, at the several de- pots above named, must commence on the first of October neat, and must be contlnn- ed, from time to time, and in quantities as shall be required, until the whole IS de- Iivered which will be called for, on or before the .f1st day of .Narch nert, 1855.
 lie peer bHSFcu InuSl ue Ol GOOD " - 1try, and must be delivered, siaughtcresai and in quarters, or qn the hocf, as shail be required the hides and rough tallow of the cattle slaughtered, to be the pre- perty of the contractor.
 Good and s,iilic iep4 securities will he re- quired for the faithful fulflment of the contracts; and persons making bids, not known to the subscriber, will give resPec- table references as to their capacities 10 furnish. The privilege of rejecting nids' deemed high, is reserved.
 Bidders will please note on their com munications---ss Proposals for fusn'sh'fg Beef" They are also requested to atteno at this place on the 2d day of August, fos the purpose of closing contracts.
 J. BROWN, Capt. U. s. 4
 Suppl. R. & s. of Indiaas-
 Little Rock, A. T.
 May 2l. 1882. 7-los
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Law Notice

R. CRITTENDEN & A. FOWLER.
 AAfNG associated themselvas in the h practice of the Law, will attend the courts of the Second, Third, and Fourth Judicial Circuits, and the Superior Court at Little Rock.
 August 3I, 1881. If 9
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{ 1e1-s fi-sG cf esery description, neoily
 eTeeated afsIsis oficc.
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TAKEN LIP

pY Josiah Hart, living in Clarke town Re ship, Pope county, \. T. a SORREL HORSE, four years old, fourteen bands and three inches high, blaze down his forehead, a wart on the right side of his jaw, and small saddle spot on the right side of his back, a nat.lral trotter; ne brands perceivable. Appraised at seven ty-6ye dollars, by
 Elijah Jackson, o,n..a.....
 John Riley, 'lPd''o'sefs' Sworn and subscribed to before me, George Jamison, Justice of the Peace within and for Clarke township, in Pope county, Arkansas Territory, this 7th day of June, lS32.
 GEORGE JAMESON, J.P. June 29. I3 3w
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LAW NOTICE.

S. s. HALE & Q. 7. EzowEIL TH AVE entered into partnership ln tho A practice of law. Their rcsidencos E at Little Rock, where one of the partners may generally be found. They will prac- tice in the Superior Conr, and in nest es the Circuit Courts of the Territory of Ar kansas. They may be retained to attend any term of any Court in said Territory, Business intrusted to them shall be pune. tualy and diligently attended to.
 .Narch 30. I932. 1-1y
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GOODSs

' syg
 Groceries,
 Which he will sell at reduced prices for
 castI-AMGNG WHICH A&E
 Superfne black, blue, olive and cinna- mon cuiored broadcloths-blue stroudings, sattinets, white and red fannels, ging hams-black, blue and changeabe inte- strings-superior figured mauderine, black Satin, changeable gros de Naples, black and drab silk velvet, black crape, black lace shawls, fancy silk shawls, fancy silk handkerchiefs, heavy Pongeo handher- chiefs, India black silk handlzerehici5, lace veils, silk velvet, Briliantlne and white Marseilles yesting, fancy vest but tons, farseilles quilts, fringe, ladies me- fitio and circassian cioaks, mems camblct cioals-mull, book, figured book, cambric, Swiss, iaconet and foundation lnusfins- cambric dimity, linen cambric, lawn bobinet lace, fancy prints, Irish linen, superior sewing silk, belt ribbons, Dun- stable andLeghorn bonnets, indigo checks, sup. apron checks, Scotch dowlas, indigo plaids, Russia diaper, green and scarlet Mackinaw blankets tortoise she'll tucklng and side combs-boots, shoes and brogans ladies leather, morocco and prnnella shoes hats, ,caps dog skin gloves, women's black worsted hose, Sc. S.c.
 HARD WARE AND CUTLERY. Cross cut and hand-saws files ,sseelyards, chisse!s, augers, waffle irons, frying pans, knives and forks, scissors, razors, sheep shears, pen knives, steel spectacle cases, pocket ink stands-bridle bits, brass and plated-extra fine knob locks, stock locks, rifle locks, axes, mullen bits, coffee mills, corn mills, spades--6, 8, 10 and 12d nails -brads, wire sieyes-cloth, hair and tooth brushes, Sc.
 S.4DDLERY.
 Saddles-bridles, single and double rein ed,. with plated and brass bits martin gales, black and white, with ivory and plated rings-sursingles collars, web- bing, G,c.
 READY.M4DE CLOTHING.
 Olive, green, brown and mkt coats-- blue, mkt and brown pantaloons--toili- net, velvet, Nalencla and silk vests
 GROCERIES.
 Tea, coffee, chocolate, brown and loaf sugar, molasses, cheese, aiispice, nutnegs, cinnamon, cloves, ginger, rice soap sperm candles, Poland starch, tobacco, madder, nackerel No. l, almonds, indigo, brandy, gin, rum--T Tenerife, Madeira and ciaret vines
 Which, with many other articles, will be sold cheap for cash; he will also re- celye fars, Peit,ies, Hides, Beay .Shins, Bear's Oil and Talioic, at the highest mar kef prices Tn payment for Goods.
 EMZY WILSON. l2th February, 1882.
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Likeness $ not Iadepeadenr.-E Every man who does not enough for society to pay it for its advantages and protec- ton, only lives privileged beggar upon the aims of fortune.- BoSton States man.
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DIR. MENEFEE.

(Leaoisburgh, Couaoay county,) AS justreceived, per the steam boat -A- h Reindeer, a fresh practising assort- mcnt of .Nedicines, and may at all times be found at his Office, near his old residence in Lewisburgh, when not professionally absent.
 June g, 1899. l3 If
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Territory of Arkansas.
PHILANDER LITTELL

4 ATTORNEY AT LAY,
 Eb ESIDES at St. Francis c. H. St. Fran a cis county, and will regularly attend ail.the Courts holden in the counties of St. Francis, Ghicot, Phillips, Crittenden, Arr kansas, and Monroe. Business entrusted to his care shall be punctually attended to. Latne 9, 1852. D If
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ANArrAfR OF HONOR.

The knotted blood within my hose That from my wounded body flows, With mortal crisis doth pretend
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DPS. GsGIsE q. LETT

q bN ENDER their services in the various @ branches of their profession to the cit. izeos of Little Rock and its vicinity, ii which place they have permanently se,. tied, and nope from assiduity and atten- ton, to share portion of the public pat ronage. One or the other may al all times be found at their office, if not protession- ly absent.
 .Nouember, 1892 swtf. B.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-27
BOARD or TRUsTHEs OF
ChSHFfeSfOsCss.

AN Acr PASSED 7TH DECEMBER, 1884,
WHEREAS, an effort made some time
w ago, To induce the citizens of Charles
town voluntarily To provide their houses with
nre buckets, has been but partially success
iui-and proper supply of buckets being alb
soiutciy necessary To the safety Of the town
IN time OF hre-it is deemed proper at this
time, and without delay, TO present TO the
owners OF houses, the alternative of either
providing their houses with fre buckets, or
submitting to a tax, to be levied for the pur-
pose OF purchasing them
Is herefors snaeted and ordained, That in
addition to the taxes already laid for the cur
rent year, there shall nc levied further tax
TO be called fire tax, of 2 per cent. on the
assessed annual value OF ali houses and lots
IN Charlestown; Provided, however, that no
house OF less assessed annual value than $50,
shall be subject To this iax-And,
FTortdsd further, That any owner Of house,
SUBJECT 10 this tax, shall be exempt from the
pay ment thereof, who shall provide each
house (and report the same to the Mayor or
Recorder, before the LIST day Of February
next,) with one or more fire buckets, in the
following ratio, to wit: For all houses Of $50.
and less than SIS annual value, one bucket
an houses between SIS and $50 annual va
lue, buckets; all over $50 annual value,
) buckets.
This tax shall be collected in the same
manner a. the other taxes Of the town, sub
Ject TO the exemptions and remissions above
\ mentioned, after the lst day Of February next
A. HUNTER, Mayor
A. KENNEDY, Recorder.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-27

EDUCATION.


1VAR. HUGHES respectfully informs the
citizens Of ChaFiestown and the public, that
aGler he shall have arranged and settled hrs
business in this City, he will open a semina-
~ Of Learning IN that town.
His object being 10 establish q Classical.
English and Mathematical Academy Of the
hrst order, he pledges himself that no exer-
tons shall be wanting 20 merit. IN srery res-
Psei, the just expectations Of parents or guar
di@ns, who may place their sons OF wards un-
der his care.
The success he net with hitherto, Tor q
length Of time ia that place, 10 importing ~.
formation 70 RumbeF Of excellent and res
peetaoie young gentlemen, may likewise be
cOnsidered az an earnest of his future useful
pess tie may aiso add, that his partialit,
Tor the Inhabitants Of Charlestown and a.
neighborhOod, from whom be received 80
many marks Of favor and kindness, have had
considerable influence Ia fixing upOn II a. the
place Of bis future residence.
Iic would accommodate six or eight board
ers ~ his family, to whose morals, comfort
add Improvement, every attention will be
paid.
The school viii commence IN the frat q,
second week IN January. q which due notice
will be given.
a room will bo obtained, which 4 snDns.ea
VIII answer the purpose tili Spring. yben An
Academy wili be erected.
waahingiOn City, Dec. 20, is32.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-27
10y rrqAe'f IF a GeuilrusuH. J


Whats'sr srn, vhers'eV be,
nv heart md home are ulill with thee.
With thee, When hopes bless light sppeass--
With thee, 'Snbd agOsy and tesrs.
When DER the oceans waste roan,
Beneath high Heavens eternal dome,
The glorious siaFs, the bouadlesa ses.
Are strangers; Tor my homes With tiles.
AZ sooa may oeesa's waves retire,
l'eavs dry their caves, and stars expire,
~ my hH'd heart, mid veal o. 70,
Forget Sc fastisfal hosns 20 know.
Fieesare her softea strzias may breathe.
400 Pane her fairesi lsurels wreaths.
hnd Atfienre ope her mine IN me-:
they ara worthless shen compared vifh H.
Then o. vhere'sr my fortunes ron.
still b. The ioad-stsr 70 my sOsf,
Thy smiling form mid s,oTtas 4 ase.
Ard bad fny rest and hone With thee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-27

TIMBER TIHdaERIl
N ANTED, Immediately. large guam
w tiiy Of the following kinds Of Tim
Der, N logs;
Feiiow and Uhifs Pine,
an Kinds Of Oak,
Poplar, Biris.eye, Cmled and Sugar
N0ple,
Uh Cherry, UalnUf, .ash,
Hickory. and LOeUsT.
For timber oG this description, the CASH.
and FAIR price according TO length and
quality, will be given, when delivered At
iIarPer-Fcrry.
Sy-The maple, cherry, and walnut. should
be dug uP, and the tops cut 81 about three fee,
above The forks. An additional price will BE-
paid for The forks aud root ends, Il dug an
carefully
F1-Scaniling, sc. can BE- furnished 70 bill,
A a short notice
JOSEPH T.. SMITH, Set, .hsni
10 Joseph 4. Su,iih 4 20.
July 5, 1892.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-27

Ifs charms The tenor Of our past life may
have bSea almost anvaFying. yet moments Of
sadness have sometimes interrupted hs even.
ness. Sod the memory steals upon rs like .
dixsIness Of the bfain. Some object around
which CUE hopes clustered. has vanished
Uhen almost within our grasp. We felt the
keenness Of disappointment, and even nov
the remembrance brings sadness TO the soul.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-27
NICHOLAS SHULTZ,
Draper and Merchant IaiLor.


HAVING taken the rooms lately occupied
H NJ store by Caleb Wall, directly OPP
positc N. fitzsimmon's Tavern, i'm Hurpcrs-
Ferry, offers to the public, on accommodating
terms, a choice ard handsome selection OF
Seasonable and Fashionable GOODS, for
gcntlcmcn's wear. The following comprises
his stock in part Superior Black, Blue,
Brown, Mulberry Green, Rifle Green, Aiulber-
~ Steel mixed, and Drab CIOTHS-AL
so-Cassimeres, Blue, Black, Striped, Pawn
and mixed. A splendid assortment OF English
figured silk Vestings, Plain and Valencia. A
handsome assortment Of Gloves, silk aud
Linen Pocket Handkerchief, Hose and hall
do, Cravats, Stocks, Suspendcrs, &c. &c.
The above are selection Of the latest i'm
portations, the colours Of which will be war
ranted TO stand. Garments Of every descrip-
ton will be made To order at the shortest no
tice.
Nov. %, 1s32.-n
y. b. Garments that are bought else w here
and brought to this establishment, will be
made TO order At the shortest notice, aud war
ranted to fit; if not, they need not be taken
away. Ms.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-27

"A wish TO close nv business ~ soon rs
"A practicable, I would take II as a great
favour il all those who are indebted TO me,
would call and discharge their respective -
mounts would particularly request those
who have open accounts on my books TO call
and settle them by CASH ~ NOTE.
The Merchandise remaining on hand, will
De sold at Sacrifice for eash 0T on q short Gre
dit, for the purpose Of speedily closing.
q. w. HAMMOND.
Nov. %, 1892.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-27

HAVE just received a supply Of Cooking
~ Stoves, superior 10 any ever offered b.
the publie
Aiso, Franklin and close stoves u beauti-
iui patterns, and al sizcs.
These hodesirc comfort and coaveniencs.
wHi do well 10 cali and hoax az them.
THOMAS RAWLiNs.
Oct Is, is39
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n Muller WaMGesE.

N YOUNG MAN Of industrious ard siea-
dy habits, who b capable q keeping q day-
book, can find situation and liberal wages
by applying AT THIS OFFICE.
Dec. 20. I832.-1l.