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Litchfield enquirer., 1832-05-31
One Cent Reward.

RANAWAY from the subscriber, on the 1 5th inst. ROBERT LEWIS, mulatto boy about ten years old. Said boy was hound to me by the Selectmen of the town of Salisbu- ry-wOre away a short roundabout brown coat, grey pantalOOns, and ap old black wool hat. This is tO forbid all persons harboring, trusting, or employing said boy, WhOever will return said boy tO the subscriber shall re- ceive the above reward. but nc charges paid.
 JOHN BRINSMADE.
 Snlisbury, Mav 9, 1888 .s4o
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-05-31
GOOds h0ve .FnlJeGs, At Bolles' Store,
WEsT STREET.

" WEST STREET. TTyHE subscriber having suddenly determin- l ed to discontinue trade here, and leave town as soon as he can bring his business to close, twill this day commence selling his whole stock of GOODS at very REDUCED PRIcEs- most of then lower than can be bought at any store in this county. As there has been so much pubfng about "new arrangements" selling off, &c. it may be thought that this is only a manonsre. To show that there is "no hoax" few prices will be named. For cash, or credit as cash, will sell stout 4-4 brown Shceiings at cents-4-4 bleached do. l2 to l4-6.4 Cotton Diaper 2S-5-4 Book Muslin 25-4-4 ig'd do. S0-5-4 Cord Cam- bric 29-6g'd Null 3O--good white and slate Cotton Hose 25-7-8 black Lutestring Silk 46 80 pieces Calicoes l-2 to 25-Furniture do. la--Blue Calicocs II 1-2 to 14-Blue Plaids, good at lO-7-8 stout and good Tick ing at 2O--4s4 Muslin Cravats 29-Sik Flag H'kfs S6-Cotton Umbrellas $l-5-4 BObb- E nett Lace 58 cents--gOod black Prunellc S1 S.-stout S-4 Beaverteen 25 cents-Pins 8-- good mixed Sattinett 70, and all other goods equally low. The assortment of
 DRY GOODS
 is large, consisting of almost every article
 wanted. Also, 3ss
 Crockery and Glass-e00re,
 I6wer than can be found elsewhere. Also,
 GROCERIES
 of all kinds-lgOO lbs. Brotrn Sugar, " IA for dollar''-Lump Sugar IA cts; Fresh TEAS, Young Hyson 9S, Old Hyson l,lO, Pouchong 70. Hyson Skin 6s; Coffee IA; No. l Cho- colate 1e--and other articles as much lower. WINES, NAILS, Glass, Glue, Patent Bakers, Saws, Sheep Shears, Tow Cards, and yari- Ny of HARDWARE, Children's Shoes, Sc.
 Persons who want Goods are requested to call and look before.they purchase, and judge for themselves. instead ofbeleving aN my in- terested nsighbOrs may say concerning my goods and prices. M
 Goods will he sold on fair terms for barter and good credit, to be paid in produce next fall. Gj All verbal contracts made fnI6Iled according to agreement.
 VIM. BOLLES, Vest Street
 Litchteld, Mag IT, 1882 49
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-05-31
Court of Probate, Districtof Liteh field, ,sss.s
 Litchfeld. .lddy II, 1882. :!

OO&Ik v 1Vouecs DeOGtSeyf ASsSSftttctuS
 Litchfeld. .Bfdy II, 1882. S,
 Present, Frederick Wolcoit. Esq. Judge.
 ETPON the petition of David Wiison,eof U Harwinton, in said district, showing to this Court that he is the guardian of Lyman Wilson, ofsaid Harwinton, minor underline age of twen,y-one years, and son of Stephen Wilson, late of said HarwintOn deceased; that said minor is the legal owner of one fourteenth part of a.certain Grist Mill and Mill Seat, sit- uated in said Harwinton, about eighty rods westerly of the meeting house in said Har- wintnn, on the west side of Lead Mine Brook, so called, and on the turnpike road leading from Litchield to Hartford; which property the said minor owns as one of the heirs at law of the said Stephen Wilson, subiecttO thea dover of the widow of said Stephen ihereie; l and praying for an order to sell said estaie according to law, and for the purposes there in mentioned, as per petition on file, dated May II, 1882: Ordered, that the considerations of said pe- tition be adjourned to the SOth day of July, 1882, at 9 9,o'clock in the forenoon, at the.Pr0- bate Office in said district; and that said guardian give notice of the pendency thereof by publishing this orderin anewspaper print ed in Litchfeld three weeks successively. at least six weeks before said 3Oth day of July, 1882. A true copy of rec0rd.y 's
 FREDERICK WOLCOTT, ,s. 7 40 Ta,Rre If prnRnfN [
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-05-31
NOTICE.

THE Court 0f Probate for the District of A Lilch1eld hath assigned the first day pf June next. nt nine o'clock in the forenoon. at the Probate 0iies ia LitchReid, for the exs- smination and settlement 6i the Administration Account of Cha subscriber. administrator on thn estate of TRUMAN McNEILL, late of 1iAehneld. in said district. deceased. at which NIne and place all pers0us jnterestsd in said es|ase willy M shey sec cause, attSth before &|t Court and bs heard in the premises.
 lly order of said Court.
 NORMAN BUELL.. Adm'r.
 Eii,Afeld, Mag IS, lsse 4s
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-15

IA 900 TICKETS.
tickets IS Halves 50 30 Quarters ~ 20.
Tickets and Shares and Parhal-ss. 10 be had
IA the greafesi eartety n Members at
STEVENSON 4 POINTS UFfIC 4,
stamt0a, Pirgiuin
CYAN orders from distsree. enclosing
the cash, or prize tickets will be thankfully
received and promptly attended 10, ii adj
dressed %
STEVENSON & POINTS Managers.
Stanton. Virginia.
9ATickefs and shares can lie had Of lho
following gentlemen who act as Agents for
,he Manager w:
wASHiNGrOs KROESEN, yIia,sinsJm..
DANIEL ENrLER. ! st.at,.,.
CHS: HARPER, Shephevasio'cn.
WILLIAM L BOAK DakesrlAe
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-15
WILLIAM THORNTON
= ERIC s - q, y 49,.

1910. IA lou yeers Oh, At fr,4efnk-
town, AiaIy iann, he eeat MIR. Aicrnersu.. :
celebrated running mare tie Indian item, MIR
oieepcr horse-leltz James. Winning 10 great
st, le the tscky Club Purse 10 Two heats OF
three n.iles each.
AT BALTIMORE, he ran the three mile heats
against the Famous running horse klyn Z
Chnidefs, the iiili brother oi kattier, aud Il
galnss fsiz James, and Won again IN two lac ate
an sleat ely le.
1874. tie ran at Long Island tie four
mlt heats, and though out oil ofder, and hay
ING been but a few we KS IA ifalniiI. he b, al
Young Oscar, Molly Long Legs, aud frze
Fighter, but was beaten ~ f,,ItlIia, the full
sister ol Rattle. he also beat With ease, ~
tvs heats each, Hornet tlylander, a very fleet
horse, on bis own grounu, IA New Jersey,
anuin the same year, alter rapldly Iravelliu Z
more than ono hundred aud iiiy mites, and
oniJ resting one day al the CITY oi Wash
ington, he ran Jour three mile heats, one he
lng dealt, with General Ninb's lis, and
won the Joeky Club Parse though he carried
four and aali pounds over weight, aud
he distaneed MIR. Sieepers horse the first
heat.
1895 he ran the four mile heats al Bal
tln.ore, III SIX weeks exercise after bsing
KEPT as a stallion 10 New jersey, aud Won the
jocky Clue Purse oil $780, ueatlns al TWO
heais, COY. Nrsghts Grey mare. Mr. Slice
ref's Bay horse, MIR Ssnais Bay mare which
won ia. three mile heats at W asmngton and
Doctor Councils "a hari HAT
lie ran The week after at the City Of Wash
ngion tie four mlle heats, and ia tvs heats
Won the Joeiy Club Purse. Dea,ing Young
Hickory, ana the famous running horse Tick
her winch aon tie three mile heats a, Daiit
more, ADD the preceding spfing Is SAID 20
hay, beat the celebrated running mare Bet
sey Richards.
AT Fredericksburg in Virginia. the week
after, he ran the four mile heath anu wen the
locky CiuD Purse OF siOO beating Mr. -tro-
thef 5 famous running mare Atalantc by Ar
ehihald, ana aisiancing the Red Fox. aud
two other good horses 30 thatin these three
races of TOUR u,ile heats. though he ran
gsnst ten well trained horses, he never lost
IA heat
WILLIAM THORNTON
CITY ~ Washington. Feb. % 1876
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-15
get The occurrences Of YESTERDAY sneh !,

get The occurrences OF yesterday sneh Is
anGSssiioRaelg ~ oar OPINION, the case seFr
Some SUB is mind, peseeNiHg ,bai taa Ba
rem could no otherwise be brougat of snd
wiia the true jackson faith, eches,ng thai
the Heras popularity could Withstand even
the sinking weight Of these d,sgrscciai IA
structlons. adrOiuy conveyed int the Gene
RAILS Uranium. the suggestion oi tziheFiag
them; and he, by some metaphysical pro
cess whleh Te shali not undertake to en-
PLAIN, has convinced himself that ho was
the author Of the 'sagseslion = Crsaat ia
dds,s We must protect Gen. Jackson
against G-n. Jackson Hrs rude, unreflecs-
Is z. and unsophls lcatad intellect. aeser en-
geadered Has special plea to he British Go
vernment. He might very characierisiIeaiiy
have said 10 England. grant US the West
india Trade upon fair terms, or by the Eter
nall will march an army to Quebec but
be never could have SAID, Tor Il never would
have entered bis head, who alone acts from
inpulse--"we and our party claim favor
from England, because we opposed the pre-
tensions Of our own country against her
He aeuer said the disgracetul words: Van
Buren, was he who conceived the base
thought. and his friends aware thathe must
fling off tbs reproach, or sink forever be
meath the political horizon, have wiekcdly
tempered with the doting old MAS tcvc for
bis favorite. and with his imbecility, TO pro
cure Van Buren's exemption by the only
means which could be imagined
Ifthe President as he himself insists, ;cas
the author Of the ctinglng pea--if he did
beg favor Of England, because she aud his
party" had opposed the pretensiops of their
own conntry-those professions first set up
by Washington, and never until now sur
rendered and supported the claims OF En-
gland all al least who have heretofore op
posed him; viii find In the fact. ample lnsii
fcation for continuing to oppose him, as
wei rs the hest apology for their disirast OF
his capacity for the station which he holds,
but does not fill. We would suggest TO bin
whether II is either wise, or just to himself
or to his country, TO sustain sinking favor
lie at the sacrifice OF bis own reputation
CoRsiiiu Wing
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-15
NEWSPAPER BORROWERS TIL

NEWSPAPER BORROW Frs. The
Philadelphia Inquirer says. many Of its sub
scrihers complain bitterly of the annoyance
Of borrowers several of them stating that
they have no service Of their papers. for
from the moment they are received until The
news becomes stale, they are in the hands Of
friendly neigh ours We may say in the
language of the patient man fall thus have
we beard tefore," and in cases more recent
ly concerning ourselves.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-15
2soatafrfna.
Ertract Of a letter, dated

RICHMOND, March IL. 1882
"a bill passed yesterday releasing all lands
and lots returned delinquent for the non pa,
ment Of taxes prior TO. and Including 1881
east o., the Allegheny mountains, and all west
thereof, where the taxes exclusive OF DANA
yes ON each tract or lot Of land does not ex
coed ten dollars, amt providing that no land
or lots shall hereafter he returned Delinquent
but be sold by the sheriff for the tax, il he
can Ind no property 20 make the taxes -
W here The take ON any one tract west oi the
AHegbany amounts 10 more than ten dollars,
he ewner has to ist Of April. 1884, 10 pay
the amount, with six instead of ten per cent
interest,
The Senate on yesterday, postponed indie
tnifety, the bill providing for the deportation
% tree negroes | think we
hall be here some nine or ten days yet
several important subjects yet to act upon ;,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-15
March rs. 1884
p II gAS 2R e. -,

Soul HEM ECLIPSE is a beautiful
chesnut sorrei, sixteen hands high. and twelve
years old tie Was slfeu b, soseFnor SprIgg
four nile horse Northampton, which eas &,
The Old Oscar, aud be bl tue imported horse
Gabriel. his dam by OLD Mcaic,. / he da...
u Northampton BY ID. Ihorntens capital
imported horse Drser, tie sire Of Eeiaus.
HeFcd Driver was by Lera tgrenluats
DiIver, bis dam hy the famous Dafimoit.
the SIRE oi Gahriei the dam si SOnthe,,..
Eclipse was by lne late MIR Bonds FIRST Con
sui which vas y the Old fl.n vi Truce.
he sire oi tlsgeater. ms dam by The ,u
ported horse Shm ihe grand dam 0l
coa.hren Eclipse was by tire oeauIllui am.
eapl,a' running horse Grey D,onicd. mAlyA
Was 10y uid Medley, ami he was oy Gimctack.
he by tie greyhorse Cnpple, anu cripple hy
the Go4oiphin Arabian, thus the blood u
Gid dediey becomes exceedingly valuable,
- mn,cii tie sautnreu Eclipse has two near
crosses. Inc great grand I'm u Sou nern
eclipse Was Io Brent famous runnlag mare
Ola Ebony by the imported OtlieilD, nIlch
Nas 10y Graz, ana CraD by the Aicuck ARA
pian -nis great great gfand-dau, Ia. ceie Grs-
ted running a,ars Old seilua, ono OF the best
mares ever inporte,i, an vas gotten Nv the
o0uu,s hin Arabian. All ihe crosses 81 the
Soathctn Eciit se are lroui the most VARIABLE
STOCK, without a single STAN
A. 4 ~ ~
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-15
Fmleu, .Muslier &. Go.

BOWLY, WHA8F. BALTIMORE.
4 SON rIAUE - sraosact General ON
q nstasion Business. and to devote partleu-
lar attention 10 the receipt and sale Of
FLOUR. and aiiariicles either OF tie growth
or manufacture Of The interior of The conn-
try they are prepared TO make liberal adj
vances upon all ertcles consigned to their
address The position they occupy IS central
and favorable fof making sales. and being at
once convenient to the Bail Road and the
Basin, produce may LecoDyeyed 10 their
warehouse and shipped thence without sub
jeciing the owner to the expense of carriage.
Gz-To snch of their correspondents as nay
desire il, they will from time to time con- +.
niun,caie The present prices and future pros
poets o. the market for the produce oi tie
oountfy.
REFERENCES
Messrs. ErsAoae. Eieiesbergsr 8. Go.
Baltimore.
Daniel Sprigg, Esp Crsh'r Is.a.,.,o tar,
.7ie1ander .Ac.R, Esq
john Pom Lear, Esq Williamsport.
Baltimore Jannary 10, 1882. --5t
ST-Cash for RAGS AZ this Office.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-15
POLITICAL MEETTNs.

IIae Fo,A4- ydea OF me Va
foaat Republicns party IN ber-
teley county, are invited to att
tend public meeting &c be hoi-
den al the Court House, OH oa-
iur,lay the I7th INST. AT 2 O'Clock,
or the purpose of appointing
delegates 10 the Yosmg MEMS
National Republicans Coacenfion
to meet IN Washington City, on
the first Monday IN May next.
IL is confidently hoped that
every young man, who feels that
the principles of this party are
IN support of the true interests
of his country, will appreciate
the Importance of the object in
view, and checrfully lend to il
his personal AID.
Many Young Men.
March |, 1852.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-15
March |, 1889
aluaDle Land Tor sale.

sFtHdt'IS AsttIIU TOT NdIJs
EVIE Farm on which the subscriber ro-
n sides Is for sale. II Is situate within ono
nile ei Hsf'spsh1rg containing $40 acres
n iirsi-rate LINES TuNE LAND about
~ acres Of which is timber, the cleared land
IS IN high state OF culiivation---the Dwell
ing House Is very comfortable, good Barn,
aud every other necessary building; large
richard Of the best fruit, good bargain
may be had if application is made immediaic-
5th April next.
WILLIAM LONG.
,,.ech q tcse
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-15

give are authorized TO announce 10 the
Voters OF Berkeley county, that Capt. VII
LIAM u Burns will be candidate to re
present said county in the next General As
sembiy
8y-Ne are anthorized TO announce TO the
Voters OF Berkeley county, that Capt LEVI
HENsHAw will be a candidate TO represent
said county In the next General Assembly
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-15
Young Eclipse.

- This beautiful young horse will
r~yrT 4 stand this season. on Mondays
and Tuesdays. a. the subscrl
ssx 2A@IAw. ber's "a m near BImircs Mil ;
on Wednesdays and Thursdays at the stahi
of GodIeib Noli; and on fridays and Saiur
days at the stable OF Jacsb Myers, Mar
lal's Old Stand. Hokes Rum For peds.
gree and further particulars. see hand bills
JOHN BlLLMInE
march S. 1892.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-15

We know. says the Lynchburg Virginian.
that many of the shareholders would consent
to give up their slaves on any terms. pfoyi
ded the measure could he universal, and
they could he at once removed Strange as
this may sound to the ears OF northern fana
ties, it is true
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-15
Estray Steer.
march s. issa.

IlstTdY NtttFs
G sAKENup rs the subscriber az an estray
RED sWtfLEF STEER. with ain
anderhil gu. OF earh ear AMI slit in each,
supposed TO be five Years old APPRAISED to
five dollars The owner q said cstray i re-
questet 10 come prove property. pay charges
and take the same away
HENRY KITCHEN.
Bart Cra.k rn.rch 1870
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-15
DIED,

DIED,
On Saturday last. Mr. John Peter Raucky.
of this place
On Wednesday the 7th list Mary Brorn
daughter of the Rev David I'll. Riddle, OF
Winchester. aged two years
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-15

~. Mill stand this season at ths
r~--Ta subscribers stable on Mil
Greek, On Mondays. Tues avs
sss-a<yss, and Wednesdays, and at Alr
t.4nTlel Davis' tavern, near Pugh town, Ere
derrick county, on Fridays and Saturdays, at
eight dollars the season, (Which may be dis
charged hy the payment Of SIX dollars within
the season;) sixteen dollars for cnsurance.--
The season will commence the II Of April
and end the ist Of July next Every care
will be taken Of the mares, but 40 respon.i-
bil,ty for accidents or escapes For pedigree
and performance, see hand oils.
LEVI dENSHAW.
March 10, 1889
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-15

gTPrice If Flour in Alexandra, - IS a
1 so. 10 Martiasburg, 81 30 0S.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-15
Public Notice.

Public Notice.
fEyO all those thai are indebted 10 Griffin
Taylor. they are NOV Informed tina Ill
his claims have ucen l.it IN the hands Of /
X JANSEy Tor collections; IL not prompt
payment suit will he instituted immediately.
GRIFFIN TAYLOR.
March /. 1882
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-15
MA0IlNsBURG. slAnca IS. 1854.

s7-1he Superior and Chancesy Court Tor
this county commences on Monday next
II will afford to our patrons IN the country,
a favorable opportunity to give US CALL
They will find US at home.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-15
Back Creek, march 8. lisa

z oEl ENXs - WARHu
IL HAVE just received large supply Oh
Crooks, Dishes. jugs, &c. &C.
manniscturedhy Daniel Richard Of Mar, land.
II embraces almos, eseFy article in the linss
and OF superior quality. aud win be ~olt low.
THOMAS &. SMITH.
March /, 1889
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-15
FOR SALE.
MACHINE CARDS.
JNO. II. HASKELL.

No toe Hsa praH street, Baltimore,
& , ESPEC FULLY informs hls friends
ES and the public generally, that he keeps
constantly OF hand MACHINE CARDS
AND FiLLErlNG. tInsae with White
more's celebrated machine.J OF every mum
Der IN use, warranted best quality
-ALso,--
Horse to@. scooi, cotton haiters s. fiillers
Cords; como plate cleaning combs. iachs,
emery, Sc
sFAn assortment OF the above articles will
also be kept AT No Z North flon ard street
Baltimore March S, 1852 st
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-15
BURKHART & DOLL
To the Public.

3 HE undersigned having sold out his
. Store. and Felmeuished the idea Of
rosecuting the Mercantile business. begs
ave TO inform the Public that bis attention
i'll be exclusively directed 10 conducting
IS business of Tailoring, at the old stand
; here all persons can he accommodated -
lie would inform Ladies that they can. al
he shortsM notice have Riding Dresse:
o'ade Al bis Shop, in the latest and most sp
rcv-d style
Ezekiel SHOWERS.
March Is, 1889.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-15

Amos Kendall, the prothonotary of III
palace, has written palave,ing Ietter e.
the Hero to Committee of fhe New YorE
Legislature, who addressed him in condo
lence upon MIR Van Buren's rejection
Amos of course, puts into the Hero
mouth, ine sentiments, and patriotic phras
es The only passage worthy of note, COT
lains repetition Of the declaration made b.
Zen Smith by authority, in the Senate; viz
'tai the Instructions whose inlamy has bee
acknowledged SO generally, and justified on
Y ~ a fe" party hacks. proceeded from The
PresldeDtsown suggestion: were the resuit
OF ms own deliberate investigation and r.
lection Old men arr known 10 have .
memories IoF recent transactions. They car
TemeulbeF the incidents Of beyhood but for
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-15

On Tuesday in the senate, the following
resolution was submitted by MIR. Sprague OF
Maine.
Resolved That the President of the L.
nited States be requested to communicate ia
the Senate, if not Incompatible with the pub
lie interest, such portions OF the correspon.
dence between Mr. MLane, while Minister
at London, and the ), cretary OF State. whila
also between said Minister and the Dn,l4l
Government, as may not have been commu
aleated with bis message TO congress Of tn
Sd of January, A. ID 1881.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-15

Cry u Washington. Feb. % 1876
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-01-19
PCDLIC S.yy

WILL be sold, a. public auction,
w on Wednesday the a5th inst.
my residence near Leetown, all my
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
eoss'srino. N pAxr. or
4 Clock. Bssesu. Tables. Chairs.
Chests. Beds. Bedstesds. sc. Sc
Alss. my Stock. OF every de,crip,;.s
srcH As,
Horses. amongst which are frat r,,s
peers.
20 Fat. end - Stock Sheep,
Cows aad Hogs.
Farming Ufensiis Of erery Kind.
One Road Wagon.
One Loom and Taekiirg eompiete.
q quantity Of excellent Bacon,
Aoge'hsr With my crop Of Grain In tbs
ground. and Corn on hand.
A credit until the i,t day OF Oetober
next will be given On all sums exceedinr
Ave dollars. by the purchaser giving bosS
and approved security; all sSms OF 6y.
dollars aud under, cash.
JOHN STONE.
Jan. IL, lSS9.-ts.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-01-19
FINLEY, nnosHrn & 90.
BotoIsy's Tharf. RoLfimoye.

A toNTlNUE TO transact . General Com
" missiOa BUsiaess, aud to devote psrticu.
lar attention to the receipt and sale Of FLooa.
aud ell srtieles either ofthe growth or manu-.
faeture ofibe interior Of the country, They are
prepared TO make liberal advance, upoo All
articles censgned to their address. The no.
sition they occupy Is central and fsyorsble for
making sales. and being at once convenient
20 the hai Road and the Basin, produce may
be conveyed TO their warehouse end shipped
thence wfhou, sabjeesing the owner TO the
expense Of eartsge.
tCPTo such Of their correspondents a.
may desire q, they will from time 70 time
communicate the present prices sod future
prospects Of the market foe the pfodsce Of
ihe country.
REFHRENcRs.
Msssr. Ersliae. EiehribeygerS CO. Baltimore
ISs .rs1 ss' Es.a k.q c''h'f n.gsro~n.
Jsh1 ban Leay, ESQ. williamsPon.
Jan. 10. 1852.