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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-09
A. VI. GILLIAN.
SURGEON DENTIST.

rs now prepared to attend Ia an, orders 10 b..
= prof ssian. he bas supIlisd iIm-rH with y
NV Hhd complete 81 81 instrument, Hnd also
with materials FOR teeth, plugging snd 6hne,
,iraWtnR aud sefiiuR new teeth. &c. ard vii b.
hHppy - attend L. those Who may iced his GcIsi-
,es. u ia ittms pH be ftnsa1a5e
GT ~ TIA, be lVnuh - h Falhei's reside nee
oroef Il "a stre.l and 7ih atty.
Feb n
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NNNlNE MN W..

kkaHE subscribers having made arrange
- nents with a house at the North. " no are
regular importers of Madeira Wines, Lave II in
their power 20 "flrr 10 their customers pure
article oi the finest quality -thry having been
tested 10y the experience oil several years SHES
10 a large extent, to the most respectable gen
uemen o'Vrgiu'a and May land these Vines
consist al
London Particular Madeira
Tinta do
Burgundy 10
The =" finest Crepe Juce'--a delicious Vine,
not mueh known h, herto. in Vng,na,-ao
viii be delivered to g. DtIemen in pipes. hal
piI C., quarter CASKS, hall quarter cs.ks, OF III
celeuratrd brand Of J. Howard, March y
Co.'-Garronied Rrunine, and not less than .
years old, "heo hey Ielt Mader' which was
in 1880 and 1881 MCKEE y MEM.
Sep. 29th. 2uG,ls
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-09
POLITICAL.
From the Essex Gazette
STANzAS

From the Essex Gazeste.
STANZAS
uriaes on sceiaga young Lody arranging he
fresSes for a Bell
Rinl up tly trcssss--beautiiul one
0fbrown IN the shade and gold IN the s1ip,
Free should their delicate lustre be thrown
Der forehead more pore thau III farian sione,
Shamng the hight Of those orient pearls
Which bind DER is whtentss Thy soit-sreatin.
cuIls
Smle--for thy Glance IN the mirror is 'hfa"a,
And ne face 0fea lac : oics' Tag ttiae gra -
Beautiful LADY, mnrse In.
That thy cheek loyelIer tint bath caught
And the kindlng liemef th,nc eye hath told
Ofa dearer wealth tan the mise, gold
Awsv-away--ihara Is dang, l.rr--
A terrible phantom IS bsadIa n.ar,
dhastly and t.arfal II raYIasa'}r,
ssswls on thy la,ein#ss s=olu.n,ly--
With no human looIt-Nth no human hrfa.h
fk yt4E4sbtvdc fo-t4e lapIi... = a.
F.y-but alas he vii follow 'hrf
As the ripple follows Tn bs5s ot -ea.--
In thy noou-day walk--lntby midnight sleep,
Close at thy hand shnl tll phantom teelz=
Telling Of evil more dad, 10 be-
No,--.aat suea ifsiii5m abotid follow taeo -
In the hehfod hall wb#re the dancers 20
Like beautiful spirits. to and io,-
When thy far ams glance IN Their staines.
white,
Like IVORY hgthed in adl moon 5h',--
AMI moi one star in the brilliant sky,
ilalh a holer light than thine own blue cyei-
Oh ihen--even thcn--Rt will follow stlil.
Ike "A moonlight shadow beyond thy WI.
In the so1encd light--in the turning dance.
lie wdl fix on thine his dead, cold giancr~-
The chill Of his breath On Thy check shall lmser
Aus thy warm blood sluinL from his 10y hnget
And yet, there is hope embrace It now
While thy soul IS pure as thy open brow
While thy life IS ereen-wmlc Thy Heart "a still,
Fresh ms the flow of a summer NIL
Who its love s ms free rs the gale of Spring,
Greeting and blessing each breathing tmns
When the after cares Of thy life shall come,
When he bud shall wlther before It's bloom
Whenthy soul is sick Of the emptiness
And ehaug.l fashion ofhman bliss
And ,ba death ike torpor of bIighiod feeling
Over hy heart like ice is stealing
Oh hgn,--whcn thy spirit Is turned above,
Bv I'll, klud rrbukc Of the Chastcncr's love
When TIC hope ofthat joy, IN thy heart Is staej,
Winch eye hath moi secn-nor ear hath homd-
Tim Will that Phantom Of Darkness be
G.ada.e IS, and promise and hope to thee
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-09
DOMESTIC GOODS.

HEOhGE CAREY, corner Of Baltimore and
IA Charlie Streets. Baltimore. has for sale a r.
mad assortment Of DOMESTIC GOODS, con
fi.t.ug IA rartof WALrHAai APPLETON. Los
n'. ihHnfos NtanuA Exffta. Army, and
Pgra.u3.B MA&ufACTU REs7-which vii
be sold on favorable tom, by the package or piece
Baltimore, February g. 3m
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Ihe AyncNburg Minis.

q RE now ready for the reception oltie
az NV crop al Wheat. Our trIoods aud the
tttm rs generally are respectfully requested
10 sef u, b,iore di,posing o. the'r crops, as ne
ARE disposed to uahe sucn Offers as Mi be
satisfactory 10 them.
JOHN c. Z. LYNCH.
=. 5. Ne are about Il. cttng a Lumber House
on NAN street neal tn l. on Hotel, or the Sc
ctpii0n OF Whrat--N hith " Ill otViAte the in
c7nvtnrcnte AID soucltmes ci2ieuIiy olgetaog
To he NIL With It.
Inn,
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y. Z. &. J. T.. ROYALE.


PAVE received from Nv york, PhiindrI
III ph,a and Richmond gcnersl assortment
which tue, otler TO Physicians, Me- chants aud
the public generally; among Which aIe tue III.
loving ar,ic,es:
EPSON and GIauher Salt, ithubarh. GPntian
Peruvian Bark, Squlils, Camphor, Fios. Sui
phur, do. ChHmumlir, 10. Beuzotu, Caut arlft's
CASTLE Soap, brst Windsor do. IN Cake,s, Phos,
pha'e oi on Cartonata d.. frrcip. Cart. ID,
Cayenne Pepper. Pulv. Charcoal, Gum Aio's,
Gum \, able, Grm Opium, Gum k'no, Castor
Oh, Burgundy Pitch, Phstrrs Of alt des,rlp-
tons, Gauine, Sol,,har MorpAia. A,e,f'e 10,
lily d. Potass, lodlne. OIL 81 Black Prpptr, ii fck
DIVIDE of Mercury. Prepared h ali, Eat Coo,
cynih, do Rhauany, do. BeladonB, Blue a.
CaiCined Mague:a, Lump do. B,rox rtfneG
and crude, Carbonate Ammonia, Burmuta al
ow koot, . t. Ro.rs, Cons rye Roses Ifec8c,
Jalap, Calpmel, Fluid Exl. Sarsaphrula, DO. l.
verwnTi Chloride Of Lime. Sal IEralus. Fear
Ashes Mace Ginger, bItaG he'd 4 e., m, & ounJ
do. Numrgs, Glow ), Mace, Cnssla Pc. per,
Jrjnhe asle, Preston Salts, Ai"natIc pnngrEt
d. kddcr's Durable Ink, Bc,r's o !, Meas
NJ Oil, Back aud Red lukpowGer, Sealing
Wan mud Waters, Tooth tIu.hrs, har oo.
shaving DO marking do, CamPIs Han pen
ci., snuff boxes, match bux~s, Lnniiar >
Macatoy snuff, Reeves water colors. gas,
lsmps lamp glasses, IL SC.
a A geuclal assortment Of Paints, Obs !.
Dye SUITS
rhy.icians, merchants and the public gene
rally are in,i ed to call.
y. b. Particular atteution paid TO putting up
prescriptions tor ply sleians aud families.
Ocfoh.r 81 10
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" uO.len Goods.

uR stock of WonIlrn Goods is this time
W very complete, embracing suitable Cloth
ing FOR in and out door servants. Having been
purchased one m"nth later than usual, We aIe
enabled To oii-r them HI prices that viii satisfy
the Plan 81 and Town Cu-tomtr.-CouuIry
Merchants and Prdlars are particularly nyi,ed
lof their own interest.
MkEE, ROBINSON s. Co.
Nv 10 Is
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7. 7. j. 4. Z Il; z:s IL IA u In,


= II -! IIs4A
~ 8A&h Sttt siif"
FL Wm.er GOODS, pu,ehaspI -, me
Auction Rooms, in Ne" iofH, Fh,lAd'l.h,a
Baltimore, All of which thy Wall sell II Ipal
usual p,icPs for Cash. The following are lev
OF the artlrlts received -
= Bales Mxt De'oushhe kerscys
! do. Ln.eys
3 d.. 9 1 Heavy London Dun'e Blankets
= do. S-i do.
. do. Point Blankets
. d. 4 do. o.
3 do. IA Heavy Appleton Stirring
i" do. ID Cunningham & And, oos %.
& do. ii do. o2neha 8
:. do. 8 do 60
do. o. Brown ShIr';aes
/ do. a Bieach Go. ~
do 7.f dorchester bcdtick
DO. i Superior 10
do. Il avS honasiic Plaids
1870 Pieces New StI- Calico
90 Ba'e, Co,t"n Yarn. Of Giark'o tut Ge
llisfie Naaufa ctute
60 Pieces CiutEs 81 a. dcsc,iti,u5
Is do. Ca-,,n.re %.
80 d. Cassinst' -.
Ia addniont 10 which they viii he daily II.
ceisine fresh goods.
Spnt . Ir
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NOR. RENE.

MSSrS. Lcrog Jordan end Rio5d rs ru,, Pufr
Dent and ,jorcmiat Jor9uq,
y3eiKE NOTICE, that, On tn I'm Law Of
4 March. 1892 at St4ple'. Sarr. n Pea ! WI,
Bedford county, aud State OF Virginia. shah TAX
The deposition Of Stias TAYLOR and o'h"r. b..
cad as evidence the trial Of the suir depeu 'inr
10 he Cir cult Superior Court oil Law and Cas :
cery, for the town Of Lyuchbur2, wherein We, w,,h
others, are plaintiffs, aud VOC are ,fendant,.
JOHN GIBBS and Susan
his wiz
jim. 23 iw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-09

New [ lassical y English School

:, lie Subscriber having located hnnseIfat Mr.
John O. Leftwlchs IN healthy and dcsIra-
bic ncglborhood, about II miles west Of Lynch
burg, will open a School in his immediate vicinity
on the first Monday in March next Tie exercises
IN this School viii embrace the Greek and Latin
Languages, Chemistry, Natural Philosophy, An
cent and Modern History and English Grammar,
together with all the ulnor branches usually taught
IN country schools With the exception Of
lortnighta vacation IN the summer, IT, session W u
continue without nlcnnasou til tie last Of De
eenher comprchcudag a period Of ten months,
and emhracmo the most f,vurahc part Of tie year.
The price Of tuition per session cd t,anoHths Will
he ion the Grcch and Latin, S.31 for ali other
branrhcs @l2. Bomd,rs can be- accommodated in
respectable families corH to the school on
very moderate terms. As to my character and
qualifications, reference may be had to the Rev.
Nicholas H. Cohhs and to Henry l.. Davies, at
&eN London Academy
JAMES NJ. COFER
.Iauury 80 WV
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10
punciual nnrnlior 10 lis customars. Hr
on hand general supply uf Saddcry, cons.
ing 81 Saddles, Brides. alarungslcs, Coal.
GIG Jersey and Wagon Harness, &c. ,cp,,r.
&c with smna assortment OF Dry GooI
Groc' ries, &c. fr the Accommodation Of tho,
who trade with him--all Of which will Lr ..,'I
low tor cash. or IN rArhange Tor County p.
duce, lumber, Plank or good hpuds. or +,
pmnciual customers on liberal rledi,.
re suhscrher has on baud md Tor sale
new Pannrl Gig, Il second handed CT, aod
Carriage. md supply ol Plank 5canDI = ard
ltnlbrr--nil 4 which ~'l he >old how for r..
neY-Also several Houses on h Hi 70. r..
For terms, Hpfly 10 10 II. GRAY.
Bon. - t"o Bows, nig OH moasaad
moderate English Edursfon, t.. Il % ri
years Of aee, would he taken rs Aap-oat... E.
NE oaddhng, and % be advanced aud qu.,...
iur hU iness generally. K HG
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siss II Il; az

IEf AVlNG made arrangements Tor '"e
IL caase Of a large quantity OF neat Him,
invite the PianItr> To see Us pr"'ious 10 Sc,
as We are delerDlned Ia give The highe'l 'p rn
price, MIKE, ROBINSON y ~
DCi.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-09

n EAVES Washington al nGoa On iof''@
III lhursda. and o1tolda, pass, in'"t'
he counties Of n.6tr, i'riacs Hliho"' ~.
q'"sr CHipeper, MADISON, O'aa-e, -I@s5'",.
Nsison, 1nhersi, 10 LpncaIh15'-'Ns,n''
rou.h Campbs | and Pstgylrhnd 10 p''
vWs, and thence 20 Salem. Norm C~Oh1
AT which place IT m.rr,tds ihe Linz "
Goid Region AMI tie Line 10 cOtaH5'H' i.
glsto Rl4,d Grille Sc.
ltmB 10 Daurite distance oil IOo U''
three and half days. FARE, eighteen 'o'',
This ronte branches al Lynch6arg a"' 'p H..
to SALEM. Ia. at which iirtr II mt ~
VGHey Line % ICnnsssfe, alabama. Nc ~.
Distance nom Washington to Sa"M, rs
ma. 253 miles. lim,, 50 days, fare ; - 80
FL IN Lgnth6ng TIE onbscrh'r d''' or
a Line To tne F1IguHia Buitrtn9 Ptnee'' va" IN,
ted al. ogeiher m tue day time distance
mIies, Far, 50 80.
from Washington TO Columbia, by my "
ia" dl3Gance IS 62I milrs--by k1chm""' 90
miles. 10 augusta to Milledgetiiie &c, '"t D' w.
lance by my tonIe Is nearer Than max o' -
mond. J From six TO nine hours "hv"s.
ion slpsp for each night. The accomm'''', ,f.
a'e beieyt d to hr good throughout 'u ,l,,'
best Accommodations, 10 lians'He, TO ga,
Va. and the Noticing Place: are prove =
NM. SMITH, Cuipeper, L. H. > ''
NAV 81
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" iMter NNNicNs.

a. Min PIECES handsome " inter Prints
eG &SSg Nhlcb We vii sci! hy the piece OF
yatt, on the most accommodating tecms.
M'hLE, ROBINSON < Co.
Nov. 10
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NoY. 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-16
SELECTED POETRY
THE THAW SPIRIT.

HE INA" STlNtt'
ON The 50 Year. .cith other Poems" by the .1pfhor %
The. Fail Of the Indian"
have freed the stream from its icy chain,
And it goes rejoicing on to the main,
Like a traveller singing along the plain.
1 have set the captive cataract free,
1t lifts on the hills a cry Of glee,
And is marching away to the distant sea
have broken the sleep of the frozen lake,
II have warmed its veins is broad awake;
Rejoicing deaths slumbers away to shake.
have freed the sea from its iron thrali;
have loosened the icicles from the wall,
Like a beam Of light from the caves they tall.
See how the rescued waters run!
Leaping and dancing IN the sun,
They escspe-their freedom is once more won'
have broken the grotto's crystal piles
rcid column, and radiant aisle, .
Aud have poured in their depths the sunoeam's
smile.
The silent fuunt in the snowy cave, y
It's ,luice unsvslcd, now spouts its wave,
And leaps with a ,hout from it, vaul'ed grave.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-16

There has been no little speculation on the
subject of Comet that it is supposed will appear
in the course Of this year. In presenting the
annexed extract on this subject, we would re-
mark, that it has been the topic in Europe, and
the people of France having been somewhat
alarmed, the French Philosophical Academy,
some time ago, caused calculations to be made on
the subject, and published d report to allay the
alarm which had seized the minds of the ignorant
classes on the occasion. The result of their cal
~culations went to show that no sort of danger was
to be apprehended on the approach of this comet.
The following we find in a paper before US
Boston Cenfinek
The Coma.-The European papers speak of a
Comet that will appear within $4,000 miles of
the Earth's orbit, some time in the year 1881
If the earth should happen to be in that portion
Of its orbit, nearest the path OF the comet, in its
approach to the sun, they say its motion will be
much disturbed, and serious consequences may
reasonably be apprehended.-N. LalauJ has
computed that comets may pass within $4,000
leagues without sensibly deransing the motion of
near the earth as to increase its periodical time
q WI WV I" ouu u ~ u W Sh Nuut
to that of the earth, it is computed by LA Place,
that the earth's motion in her orbit would have
been equally retarded, and consequently have
increased the length of the year nearly forty
nine hours. As no such effect was produced, the
disturbing force of the comet was considered in.
sensible. The mass of the comet was l. 500th
part less than that of the earth. In 1854 the
moon was eclipsed by a comet, which must have
passed within zoo. 900 miles of the earth; and it
is known that no effect was produced by its at
~tractive force, either on the earth or moon. The
immense velocit, Of comets NAV be a principal
reason why they do not sensibly affect the mo-.
ton Of the planets. That of 1880 was calculat-
ed by Newton 10 move at the rate of $40. 600
miles an hour. aud BrahOne observed one at Pa.
lermo in 1870, whose velocity he computed to be
equal to g, 500. 900 miles an hour. The comet
Of 1850 is best known by astronomers. Its pc
riod is computed to he about Is years, though
from its motion being disturbed by the planets,
it is someti mes longer. Ii appeared in 1862 We
~ bright; and was looked after with very great
anxiety in 1853; but Clairault determined, from
calculation. that it would not appear till April,
1859. The increased length of its period he at
near which it wOnld pass 1t accordingly ap.
preached nearest the sun on the 18th If March.
1859. Ii this is the comet to which the Europe
an papers refer, it will not appear till 1884 or ).
The distance of this comet from the sun, when
in the extreme end of its orbit, is about 30. O0O,-
900 miles; yet it returns regularly, aud its Pc
riod has been calculated by the mathematiclans
within thirty DAYS!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-16

tors; and stock-jobbing, like the morals OF poll
teal spectators, is of ad ualOrem quality.
The most which can be said Of Banking estab-
lishments is, that they are commercial convent
ence, aud very frequently, too, a merchants
overthrow. Admit, however. that the merchants
are the first who receive the accommodation from
Banks, they Immediately tkro" the paper they
receive in general circulation, and the people
who give to Bank paper very extensive clrcula-
ton are the agricultural class. 1t, therefore, a
Bank, in the course of Its dealing, should make
ten per cent. upon its capital. it is easy to see'
that the people at large lose what the Bank gains;
for the correlative Of profit is loss.
Should it so happen, as has been often the case
that there be a run upon a Bank. (Which IS no.
thing more than an application for the money II
promises to pay,) it would necessarily follow that
three-fourths Of its promissory notes would be IN
solvent, and the holders Of them the only losers
by its failure.
This short expose is duly submitted. In fu'
ture numbers | shall attempt to shew the trnpoh'
GU and the danger and unreasonableness OF the
present Bank of the United States, after doing
which, (being satisfied in my own mind, that the
people, who have never yet consPired against
their own rights, and who. Knowingly, have ne.
yer bartered away their birth-risht,) will, by
peaceable conventions among themselves, meet
and deliberate. and give instructions to their Re.
representatives. not again to licence the renewal Of
the charter Of the present Bank of the United
States. COMMON oENoE'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-16
and not Guns

.NE frs rate double barre percussion, gun, Ds.
- mascus barrel. pist:na bush and bands, steel
mounted Several 1oublc barrel percussion, steel and
silver mounted twist barrels Single barrel do do
me second hand double barrel flint gun, neatly finish
ed. fer sale at reduced prices, by
Jan IL EOR WHITE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-05-24
e N & Ds.
 NWDT. TsO ON9 NsTEEg

Has ;.,sf yegurnsd from s8es orl ieifk o,, ssr-
 tsSsiac aassorjmsst cf q GQQ QQS s. odapted Jor !. tis 9feseaf and appsoaciia seGsons
 tntsIsTIkGoF
 CyTpERFIlQE E hlsie. lack. hrown. olive, N 1Fsea md mixed Rrost Cloths, fAMd and 5dfal, Cassisssfes Mole lIip Beasesteens. Thor Cloths, black Italiah Eustrins. Nlafee2 iines. leSaFtines. sineh hewss edlored Gr6s Eie lyaps,s Ffencli rInslips, daIk and light Csli- .eoss; dark and light Gingb gbanas, Sarsnetf. Nan. sssok and Common Cambgic. Irish Eis,sns and Sheatings, Linen CpE8bFic Pocket IIdkis, black ItaiIan cfayats Angst and Flag Hdkis, 5:d F'ancy Cfaps ShaMs. GaHze. OrieRtaI and PopIin andkerchefss
 \ K O SEIAVyI4S.
 Scarletx lakeland s3hite "A md 1eri- ild and Thibef Shaw wIss which sxefe bosie 1G af auction, :ar rld will s,s spld M reduced prices.
 M0rseSlles Guilt Gnd C0anterpa panes.lS sfi.4, lss IS Y, md l4 N hit Quilts and Coinferpa A first rate nrticle yianask Diaper; Irish ScOtch; Russia md Cutton } Diapers Bed m Z, brown and black, Gut- tous. Osnahnrgiiss BnfIA lliue Stripes, ,Ging- haias, Iitf|ss, M liicil are offered IS low as Eli ke nnfcIlased elsewhere.
 < s<tt 9si III .,3 Dfif | l0. Il {a a3 ssSfs A5
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-05-24
TlINlIsl \

\ FTER fae prese5t N egl ths Gteatn B0nt
 SUPENIOR OR. 9Sapt. angpfd, swill pef- form her trips betseen lev as se1 gud New gSs0Fk as Inst sensol lsavihg NsaOs E4ausA m, NondaNs, Tnesdsy z, ednesday Thsss,iNys and Eridayss N | o'cloch F. nf 2. and leasirg 1New- York o0 rnesdaya. Wesinesdays rhsfs- days, Friday and Saturday N clock A. N sUnde tIl lis aryange she Wil cdrry no fTsight Passsge from New prk tc New Haven t,u0 deli ioTs-s sif6nS New Yurls lp lHaft. fossl thTee tl0il lQrs--stag gA fare iuelufedN
 The I7itisous Capt. BssShet SiIt leaxs M HdpeM on Tnesda ssT h0gsday ys and Saturdays ak o'clock F IN and lrVesV- Rofle 0u ibnday "Wednesday and fridays at ln06tl.l < syVilis4aise eSsstuga and fre ilht N asual.
 Tho Snpefior md dsfti SeM ~ pulAAst tsle aforesaid So,lise 0ntil thes sneA hoat ngsf bsild- ipg for the News HaSen Steasll 8oAf gosapassy is completed, which VI Epfaliah bs snnts tiiMe ia J une next, ma silsfi aRaSs flllsEent arfstGEs.p1elii ssaag iak q Tllaees N4ss isosice MI be g;xens After klls tIrsf nf May the ilaes departssfe from ss sR gFsS will bs Fnltoa AIsFkst sIiP:
 N Ns,ps sHdyss 4psiI x5. 1882 ssssS z}3e
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-05-24
U III 1, hrss doeys soslb q ths Lisel. asaassy;.
 FylyY " An,

FEN 4 s int returned from Nesv- Fork syitll
 a task kiondble dssort ilens 0f f7 AIS aiid
 nlauv III esr in seF tinf az 5usiaess. III 0l MI jcI sl,6 pifers l6F slIlp lpnn M most reas soiSabla terms STRA sy f4lA ITS If every size and descriptions. Also, elegant F fOsg EAs and RiBAoNs fpr srfimnhihg aney Handk 'fs,
 Gloves. CuSls, Straw Ginps. 21cs
 N Miss w ARD would relNFp tlasSk 70 tlSsae who have hitheriO called upon Ter md astA iters herself iliat attaption apd punet etuality she neritsa cont niinnance ols pafronag |one witll nsatness apd des,ats6 h.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-05-24

.TEfIE subscribers would Fespeet tfully yinf0lSp
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Litchfield enquirer., 1832-05-24

s sdzA NJ thg 2 . 6f Aprll, a yolng syo man cal- iiq kFfSelf LoNis6 Linason. but V hose realln&ls is 6I| IeYsd to be Eliz1 Ua,sbaf,canle 10 ny hpsise, aIifl in my absence borrowed ' sS0rf5 D lafe ige Sa6ial le and BEidl e, t0 go to Cornwall siDSe which I Nan learn no trace 0f either 0f Shetn. The Mare bi.s Q little sxIIise is hes l6seiFad, fofetnt cut hind |ssst past white. o 4 f0rssard ho0f 1as besli F0nsi dsrabIy split Whoever Will gixe inlorina tlon ssIaefs ths mare may be found, and tIle girl Bppse-s heuJed, shall b0 reaspnAbIy rewarded.
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Litchfield enquirer., 1832-05-24
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(AN Tnesdsy tbe i2tll ot Jone next ,svill be sold at Public. Alctions by order uf the Hon. Judge of Probate for Ahe Distriet oi Litehield M variety cf articles siicsl as Let ter Paper. Decanters, Hayness Buckles. A u- gers. Ehissels, Saws. BrRce Bitts, Axes, ses- egalariicles 0f Mere ellaniixes Szc. xc. which is a parf of the inventofied F Persunal Estate Of .sss HENRY IvA.DSW ORIsfls late of LitchReld. deceased. Also, tho Hoaisl sand about thrses tonrtks ~ anpcrs Land. nn' to commence at ons O'Clock P. N. on ths prenlises: 4
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Litchfield enquirer., 1832-05-24
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GENER U sassostinenl of yy yipes, Teas, fA. goifsc. Srices. Dye StnHs, Nails. Win. lslow Glass. Paint md WEitewash Br0sles-. together will SI 0sl every other article una lsisr lhe ahsFe heads of sale by
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