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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-26

VIRGINIA.. TO WIT:
AZ Rules holden in th~ Clerks Ofiiee ef the Cis-
cult Superior Court of Law aud Chsnc-ry Zoe
Jcfrrson County, the hrss Monday in No,em-
Der, 1883;
.i6~aAam fsler, PLArSriu.
AGAINST
.tiehsLas Totnry and Leonard .Sdjcr,
DESKxpASrs,
IN CHANCERY.
UVIE defendant, Nicholas Young, not hav-
u ing cusered his appearance, and given sscu-
rity seecrLing the at assembly snd the rules
Of this court; aud Il appearing By s~tixf-rtory
evidence that he 10 not iphsbitant OF this eoun-
try. II IL crstred, That the said defendant do
appear here ou the r>t day of the next term, sIsi
answer the bill Of the plaintiff; and inst copy
Of this order be forth With inserted On nc~
pryor rablishcd H. Ch.riestovn, for two months
successfully, and posted at the iroat door OF the
coort-house la the said town OF Chsriesto~n.
A copy-tc-tr.
ROBERT T. BROWN. &C.
Nov. -, is33.
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TnAaT o. I.Amr

Late the residence of jacob Bedinxer. deed
containing about - acres, less than one u,,ls
Delov SAID town, on POtomao river. Tpon
this tract . small but comfortable Dwrli,oa
House, with such out-houses a. are necessar,
-and mcse good timber than y usual on -
'hsh piece oi iand. Terms made known
az the sale. THE DtVfsrFs
Dee. ~, lsJ3.
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Flour and all other Articles

That may DC entrusted 10 their care. rIo,r
&c. Will DC received in Ware House, n, IN,
Furnace, and when shipped m boat, h. eE.,-
tually sheltered from the weather
The undersigned. with no improper mo.
tivcs, but In Justice 10 themselves and for IA.
Information Of the public will proceed IN e.,
forth some Of the great advantages Of Ke,,,
tryst as place Of deposi,c for all ar,,cs.
intended TO be orwardcd on the Canal. IN.
approach TO the Canal Is more easily acees,-
BILE. and nj shorter distance, 10 the farmer,
miilers, &c. Of Jefferson, Frederick. &c a,
uis point, than any other. II Is we'll known
that the Smithhcid and iIarpers.Ferry Turn.
pike, which at present is unpa,ed Tor ,hs
space Of upwards Of two mile. iron. ,lse Fer.
ry, passes within aboat one mile Of Krcp,r,,,
Furnace. The road, connecting ke.ptr,y
Furnace and said turnpike at the Crc.s Road,
(SIrs- Aisiadu's) about two aud oac half ml.,
from iiarPers-Ferry, descends in 4 gradual
s.opc towards the Potomac can easily ard
wiii always be kept m good rerair-and Is
only about one mile in length. Another great
advantage enjoyed by this place over any
other, is derived from the fact that the fee.
der OF this great and noble Canal. is the via,
and expanded basin OF water in front Of Keen
tryst Furnace, extending several mile, above
and quarter Of mile below, in one unbro-
ken sheet, aitording sufficient depth of water
Tor loading boats, containing four or five hun
dred barrels Of Flour, Immediately at tho
shore. The passage over this basin, either
to or from the canal 10 the largest boats, will
not be prevented OF interrupted even in high
fools OF the river.
The subscribers will keep on hand con-
slant supply of FISH, salt, PI-iISTER,
T-fR, &c. which they will sell at reduced
prices. STRIDFR & FoUKE.
kecptryst Furnace, :
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The HOUSE and LOT

Above mentioned. is situated on Princess-St.,
in shepherdstown, between MIR. Jacob Line :
dwelling house, and MIR. John Shugart's sad
dier's shop, at present occupied by Miss Sow
ders.
Terms Of ssie-One-third in hand, the re-
sidue in three equal payments, Secured
by decd Of trust on the premises,) respec-
lively to be made in six, twelve and eighteen
months from the day Of sale.
JOHN II. McENDREE, Comasr.
Dec. TO- lS13-tS
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eT-TIIE Book Accounts % Thomas e.
Lane {. Go. Tor THIS years business. are suii
standing open. u IS ah-oIgtcly necessary
That notes should be gwen for these accounts.
For this purpose the Books arc ieit ~ s4ssf-
berJs'own al thc Counting Room n Lane 3
Webb, under the charge Of Mr I =. Garter.
Al those indebted by opsr account are earn
csily requested 10 c,il There end give her
notes when this y done, the sim.ho'fai9g
can more readily give Indulgence 9 lA9,o
who require q.
AND KENSEpY. .Ti.r
Of 7. C. Ian, Z
Dec - 1888,
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Trust Sale.

hf virtue Of deed Of trust, executed aud
1D duly recorded on the 10Th September,
1896, by Benjamin BeeIcr, to the undersign-
ed, rs trustee, to secure the payment Of a sum
Of money therein mentioned, TO be due James
Roper, will offer at public auction, on Fri
day the 9Th day Of December merit, before the
door of Delapianc's Hotel, in GhariestowD,
for ready money, q certain piece or parcel Of
LAND,
In jefferson county, containing about SIXTY
ACRES, part Of a larger tract on which said
Beeler then resided, lying on the north side
Of the road from Charlestown 10 Downey :
mill, and adjoining the lands Of John Moore
George Eichelberger, sc. The bounds ries
will be particularly shewn on the day Of sale.
THOMAS GRiGGS, Jr.
Nov. II, 1893. Trustee.
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JeNers0N - Berkeley Land
ron SALE.

10y virtue OF decree of the Circuit Supc-
IL Eior Court Of Law and Chanccry for
Jeh.rson County, rendered on the 10th day
OF October, 1881, in the case Of Henry Botc-
Ter, administrator with the will annex ed Of
Ann =. Botelcr, deed, and administrator de
bonis non Of James $. Lane, deceased, against
James S. Lanes distributes and others,
shall, on Friday the 3la Of January, 1884, be-
fore the hotel Of Daniel Entler in Shepherds
town, expose TO sale, at public auction, to
the highest bidder, tho
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TRANSFORMATION
On the Chesapeake r. Ohio
- CANAL.

ME Chesapeake and Ohio Canal hei,,
- now completed and open to na,i-a,,os'
from this place tkceptryst or Old fGrn,,,
To Georgetown, the undersigned. Who h,,,
long been carriers on the Potomac. beg le,re
to inform the public that they are at prcssn,
engaged IN, and Viii continue Transpor,.n,.
wa the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. wnhos,
seiay' and on The most moderate terms. 70
and IRON the FONT OF Roes.. Georgetown.
and other points on the line Of the ca,
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FIRM POR SIZE.


VHVHE FARM on which the late Henry
~ Peake resided, is for sale, containing
eco ACRES Of hrst-rate limestone Land
There arc 900 OF the tract as we'll timbered
as any land Va Frederick county. n Is stu
ated about one mile west Of Newtown, aud
SIX from Winchester. II is 10 a fine state of
improvement. There Is at this time about
40 acres IN clover. have had a Weld OF
Jlt from part improved entirely by clover
aud plaster; and u has been pronounced by
one Of the best judges in the county 10 Ice
one OF the finest wheat farms IN the count,
The improvements are a dwelling with three
rooms on the lower floor, kitchen, neat-hou.e.
negro house, barns, stables, zee house. car.
rage house, biscksm'ths shop, cooper shop.
&c. &c " tho farm - too large, q can be
divided To suit purchasers. Any person vish-
ing 10 buy, must apply immediately 20 the
subscriber, living on the premises. Price.
$50 per acre
Mr.. Lewis Nell, living 10 Jefferson county.
can give any information that nay be requtr.
81 respecting the so;l, &c.
". OSCAR PEAKE.
Dec. ~, is33.-3L
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ROBERT Z. BROWN, c. c.

|. CoHViaioBers' Office, CharEss0rr,l, ;
Ufo6er -, 1873.
TtiE parties Interested IN the above mention
ed suit, Ere hereby sosi6ed that ! shall attend II
The oti'ee aforesaid, on Fr'd1y Ge 27fh daE Of
Dcee'nber merit, TO eater upon the execution 81
the above rreitsd order 81 Court, and confines
from day to DAY until my report shall bc sompie-
tcd-whsn and where they are required 10 bring
iorNsF' any claims, vouchers, bic that they may
deem necessary.
u. wORTHNGToN, COM,
OTlie Ca. Sup. "a. e( IL. q T.. |sr M G..
Oct "a
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.NELLS-GROVE.

IN JeDeTS0n county, FiTginid.
Not word need be said OF the quality OF the
soil, or the eligibility of the premises, az eve
~ person disposed TO purchase, will at once
sec its value by the most casual cxaminatio
A division Of this estate will probably be
made in the Spring, and perhaps second in
tcrcst may be obtained. In such case, the
two, together, will make q pretty little farm,
{ 80 or 200 acres.)
For terms, sc. apply 20 the subscriber, at
present residing near WicklifIc Church.
BENJAMIN +. BEELER.
97tThe undersigned will also sell valua-
bic NEGRO WOMAN, aged about 10 or 20
She is sold because the owner has no use for
hcr. ID. y. BEELER
Nov. Z, 1893.
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Dee. 10, 1855.

JEFFERSON COUNTY. Scr
December Term, 1888, Of the County Court:
Joseph Le,cis, PLAINTIFF,
AGAINST
Mary Letcis. ad,niristrairix. and James
Batt0iiis Le,ris. Fssher fines Leiris. Cha's
Henry Letcis. John Berkeley Lescis. MARY
Jane Lesris. .Nagnxs Muse Le.cis. Joseph
.Ne,cton Le,cis. Robert Louis and Wfa
Hierome Thomas Le,cis. children and
heirs sf La,c Of john Fl Le,cis, deceased.
sehieh said Fisher lines. Charles Henry.
John Berkeley .hsry Jane, .nagnus Muse,
Joseph .Ne,cton. Robert. and WILLIAMS
Hsronae Thomas. are mfants szsder The
sge Of t,oenfy one years,
DEFENDANTS,
IN CHANCERY.
a TIA Court continued and held for the
IN said county Of jefferson, on the 18th day Of
Deeembcr, 1888; The plaintiff having filed kis
bill, and the said administrstrix having FLED her
answer thereto; sod Thomas A. Moore having
been appointed guardian I'd litrm for the said In
FAINT defeodants, and having 6led his answer to
the said bill for aud in behalf Of the said infant
defendants; and the defendant, James Battaille
Lewis, not having entered HE appearance, and
given security according 10 the act Of assembly
and the rules of this court; and u sppcariux by
sstsfaetory evidence that the said Jssses Bstfsiie
Lewis is nos On inhsbtant OF this country; IL 70
ordered, That the said defendant do sppcar here
thc first day Of the ne1t February term Of this
Court, and answer the bill Of the plaintiff; and
that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted IN
sone sPaprr publishcd in the county of JEFF
st the front door Of the eour-house Of this eoaay
5. j. CRAMER, &C.
Dee. 10, 1855.
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Chancery for Jefferson County, October
l7th, 1893:
Henry Bro1m, PLAINTIFF,
AGAINST
Berja..ia " JsEyssn aaI,nstraior 81 hi",i
SRI z egsr.on Counts! 70 ,s4s" ,sa. corr :,
said Hamilton Je6ersoH, decreased, and I'm
Sophia, The lridSsc, and Maria Elizabeth
Frances Inn, and Inn Hamilton, infant heir,
and children q The said deceasrd,
DEFESDAkTs,
IN CHANCgRY.
FHvHlS cause came on 20 be heard this 18th
IL day Of October, 1889, upon the bill and
exhibits, the answer Of the infant de fe nd ant,
by their guardian al iiem, the subpoena duly
executed upon the other defendants more
than four months ago, and was argued b,
counsel: Whereupon il Is adjudged and order
ed, that Master Commissioner worthing tor
do examine, state and settle the accounts be-
tween the parties as prayed for in the bill
stating and settling the account Of the per.
sonal estate of Hamilton jefferson, deceased
which has como into the hands Of either Of hi,
administrators taking an account also of th,
real estate of Hamilton jefferson, deceased
which has descended 20 his heirs, stating ia,
full value Of the same, together with the an
nuai value, upon testimony to be produced be
fore him, stating also the amount Of specialt,
debts binding the heirs, which have been paiC
out Of the personal estate of the said Hanil
ton Jefferson, deceased. aud the amount fol
which will be liable, setting forth all sucl
matters n ho nsy deem psrtiasat, anA al
other matters which may be adjudged by eli
Their party TO be specially stated, and max,
report of his proceedings, in due time befor,
the next Court, in order to further decree
And the Commissioner is moreover directed I.
give public notice for two months In q publi,
new spaPer published IN CharIestown, oaIlinl
on all creditors OF Hamilton jefferson, deed
TO appear before him and exhibit and prov,
their respective claims--all which he is I,
audit and report to this Court.
a copy-Teste,
ROBERT r. BROWN, c. &.
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.T'OTK(E.

HAVE made an arrangement with An
drew Kennedy, Administrator Of Thomas
&. Lane, deed, by which he IS exclusively
authorizcd 10 collect the debts ard settle the
affairs &C the late Gfm Of Thomas G.. Lane s.
Go. All persons interested are accordingly
referred 10 the said admin traitor
a.. " SHUT,
SHrririHg partner i Ttoras' c. Las, & 90.
Dec. ~, 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-26

In the proceedings mentioned. The tracts
Of Land above alluded to were formerly own
ed by Benjamin Foreman and George Powell,
and join each other. They are situated in
the counties Of Jefferson and Berkeley, near
4 small village called Iiardscrabbie, about
one mile from Henry's Mill on the Potomac
river, and about eve miles above Shepherds
town, adjoining the lands Of Van Swearingen,
Walter b. Seiby, Henry Rohcr, James S.
Lanes heirs, and Leakin Bakers heirs, con-
tanning, BY estimation about
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Interest in a Splendid Farm.
roR SALE.

ME undersigned is disposed 10 sell his
interest IN the well-known and bcsutiful
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Land for Safe.

WILL be offered for sale, to the bighcss
w bidder, IN shepher6stown on We'd
ncsday the ist day Of January, isa4. the
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$50 ACRES.

The Land is Of an excellent quality well adapt
ed TO the growth Of wheat, rye, corn, &c.
and with q very little expense, could be made
frst-ratc stock farm. About $50 acres of
It can be made into excellent meadow. %
has the marsh run passing right through the
centre Of il. On the Powell tract their il n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-26
ROBERT r. BR0E.s, c. c.
Nov -, 1883.

VIRGINIA, TO WIZ:
Ia the Circuit Superior Court OF Lev and Chan
Gerry Toe Jefferson county, October sth, 1888:
D1z1ei cE'herson. .............P PLAINTIFF.
AGAINST
!S0s1fsei Nc Fhe1son, administrator Of John n
.fcI'herso1, deed, Ellen Nc lShrrson, Ius1Ioly.
Lee GrtSYs Nc herson, i'sfaas,
IN CHEN-CERY
M ORE than four months having elapsed,
I'VE sieso the Hill 6ieds aud the service 81 th..
subpoena in this esuse upon the defendants Sam
uel Mspherson aud Ellen McPi,.rsou, aud they
still failing to appear aud answer the Hill IL ta-
ken for confessed - to them. AMI the cause
eotnihg on 90 be heard, this s,h day Of October,
is33, ~ TO the other party, upon the bill, aus~er
Of the KuaFdiso ad kfesl, vho appointed BY
the Court for that purpose, and exhibits Was ar
gued by counsel On consideration whereof, the
Court doth siudgc, order and decree, that VI .s,es
Commissioners WoRraIEor0H DO settle the aSI-
MANIFESTATION seeouua Of Samuel MeIherson, A.
administrator OF John A. MePherson, deceased,
aud 10 moreover call In by public advertisement
and take an account OF the outstanding debts re-
naming unsstisled agniDsl the estate of the said
John A. MePberson, deceased, which bind the
rc. estate At said dceedsut, and also OF the ATT
nual vHius az said real es;ste--statinR ali such
matters - be may deem pertinent, or ss may Ls
required to be stated BY any Of said parties and
nske report to this Court, 10 order 70 final de-
esce. A copy. Teae,
ROBERT e. BROWN, G. e.
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JEEFERSO.r L.z.vD
ar PFyRLIC S.4LE.

IT AM fully authorized To sell the two tracts
u or parcels Of Land belonging TO James
Flore and Marcus McCormick, lying IN JEFF
fcrson county, ON the maio road leading from
Battieto~u 10 Charlestown, and about mid
way between the two places, near the mill
now occupied by John Clawson, and adjoin-
ing the lands Of Thomas Griggs. jr., Thornton
Washington, and others. These tracts OF
land contain, altogether, about
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-26

VIRGINIA, TO Wit:
In the Circuit Superior Court Of Law an,
Chancery for jefferson County, October
l7th, 1888:
V,ur1 Rrorru taturfrr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-26

- D,oeLing House, sndHA
IA Barn, sc. good Orb *
III chard, and a lime WE
g ~ stone Spring conve- -
nient TO the buildings; and on the Foreman
tract there Is q frst-rate mill site, with the
water privilege, well situated for merchant
mill, wooi factory, OF any thing Of ,i.o .-rt,
together with the remains Of an old mill
Any persons wishing to purchase the above
tracts OF Land, will please call on Mr.. John
Mcfarland, who is now living on them, and
no will give any further information they
NAV desire
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AZ Rules holden in the Clerks OeSce OF the Cir
euit Superior Court OF law and Cbsnecry for
Jefferson County, the FIRST MoadAy in Novem-
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-12-26
] DR.. Riffs Astmatie Pills,
TO the Ladies :!

VNTHITE and SOUND TEETH are bothan orna-
w tment and blessing. The best security Tor
their advantages is to be found in the use Of the
British Amtiseptric DcaJriec.
This eiegan, Tooth Ponder, with a very little ase,
eradcates the Scurvy in the gums and prevents the
accumulation Of Tarter which not only blackens, but
Ioosens the teeth and accelerates their decay. The
DenCrice thus removes the prevailing causes OF of
fensive breaih preserves the heahiness and forid-
ness Of the gums and renders the teeth beautifully
white. Price, so cents. u,e =.
10 None are genuine unless signed on the outside
printed wrapper, Ivy the sole prop ietor, KlDDER
immediate successor to the late DIR. w. 7. CONWAY
For eale at his Counting Room, over No. 80, Court
Street, near Concert Hall, Boston, and also BY his
special appointment, by
Samuel Buel and J. G.. Beck,rith, Liichfeid;
E. Co,cles, South Farms /; Daniel Norton.
Canaan Judson & Whitlesey. N. Preston !;
Isaac S. W'dds,rorth, Bethtem; Norton &
Henderson, Goshen.
Large discount, to those who buy TO sell again.
Februar, 8 1ye5w55
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IftrbfcI1 7EMqutrFr:
: PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
By HENRY ADAMS.

TERMS To village and single mail subscribers,
two dollars per year, payable before the expiration Of
six months. s..t
. To companies Of any number over six, 81 so per
wear, payable as above. To companies less than six;
81 rs per year, payable as before. 25 cents will be
deducted from each Of these prices when payment is
made in advance, These prices exclusive Of mail
or stage charge for transportation.
No papers will he discontinued until all arrearages
are maid, except a the discretion Of the editor.
Notice Of wish to discontinue must be given before
the expiration ola year.
~ ADVERTISING. One square, three Insertions 81.
Hail a SQUARE IS cts. Continuance over three weeks
90 per cent PER- week. Aliberai deduction made for
advertisements continued or IL months.
Administrators and Executors Notices, w
nmissoners' Notices, 70
4 IA ALL commu ncations must be postpaid.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-12-26
POETRY.
From the Nep-H Hampshire Patriot.
CAPTAIN BROWN.

ShE IAN DIGO"Ns
Heigho tits almost Eve O'Clock, y..l,...
I've waited long at home; a.
Hark! heard a double Knock
wonder IL ae's come? .'}''i r'a
do not think il would beiright ~ u-
For me to hasten down, e.. -..ee
Mamma would he in such n fright
But perhaps 'tis-2Capiain Brown!
There's Mr.. Jones, and Thomas Wright,
They're very nice young men;
But after Captain Brown last night, ~
sha'n't like them again; - III
And when danced, ! wiCharIes Smith
Pass by with such frown; .sf,
They really cannot bear TO see
Me first with Captain Brown.
He has such large, black, sparkling eyes!
Such whiskers! aud such hair!
g And then he smiled, and squeezed my hand,
And called me very fair; l.lis
tie spoke about his country-box,
And his fine house in town;
There's something pretty in the sound
Of Mrs. Captain Brownr t
How cousin Ann would color up,
And Miss De We're would stare:
: And then Miss Thompson-how hate
That little sulky bear! a ~ 6g'
How / would smile, and .condescend
To write, perhaps drive down;
And they would shipper, bend, and say
Here's Mrs. Captain Brown @7f,.
Heigho! Ills almost Eve o'clock,
I've waited long at home;
have NOT heard II double knock,
Z. don't much think he'll come;
Iii GO and dress for dinner now,
And perhaps when come down,
/ may be greeted with bow
From-charniing Captain Brown! q.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-12-26
prayed in day. Il don't know, said he,
never counted, I always pray

prayed in day. I don't knoW,' said he;
] never counted, always pray 81
These statements give but an imperfect
representation of what he actually was.
they are very far from coming up to full
expression of what God had done for one
Who was SO lately engaged in the service Of
Satan. Then, he was so disObedient. rude,
rand ungratefuF--no@; lie was pattern Of
obedience, most tenderly sensible to every
kindness; and we believe a humble, zeal
Gus, devoted follower of the Lord Jesus
Christ! /. He was Tnxio6s for the welfare Of
all mankind, and DESTROYS Of being useful 10
the world, particularly to the hea;hen.--
He had an insatisbFe desire for knowledge,
and counted that time lost III which he was
notlearning something useful.
A friend gave him Bible; and never be-
fore so fully realised that il is more bEes-
sed to give than TO receive for the little
fellow overwhelmed him with thanks, and
wished to testify his gratitude by praying
for his benefactor on the spot they kneh;
and he offered thanks 10 God for his rich
gift, and prayed for blessings on his friend
in such manner as will not be forgotten.
He went home, and retired TO pray again
tor his friend. He then sat down 10 read
his Bible, stopping at almost every :ifle 10
wonder at the strange words, and inquire
OF his friends their meaning. @
| ri . Remainder nert ,Deek.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-12-26
VARIETY STORE.
.. F.. A. lord
.HS Hs "ON@

Has Just recsiped an assortment Of
NENTLEMEN's Breast Pins, Studs, Gilt
" Watch Keys. and other JeweIry articles;
Old Windsor, almond, cinnamon, vegetable.
Naples, rose, oriental, and violet Soaps; Rus
STA. Antique, and other Oils; Milk Of Roses,
Toilet Powder. Almond Paste, Tooth Pow
der. Pomatum. Lavender Wates. Cologne
Water, with general assert ment Of Perfume
ry. ALSO,
English and Wire Whips; Harmonious ;
kid and jointed Dolls: Dogs, Cats. Rabbits,
Birds. Squirrels. Monkeys. Horses, Bird ca
ges, Moving Figures, and various other Toys
for children. ALSO,
A supply Of Fish Hooks and Lines.
Sept. ~ IL
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-12-26
Advertisement!

To the AstAmatic and G0nsumptiue. .
tNNaE most prevalent and fatal Of all the Diseases
incident to civilized society-ihe ConsunfHtl.'n7-
NAV generally be- trace 10 the lcas, alarming OF dsor
tfers slight but neglected cold BY estimation ap-
pears that 10000 persons die annually Of the Con-
sumption Most cfthese dreadful results may be at
tribute to common Colds, and Negligent treatment
t the harassins Cough that generally ensues-wh,eI
il usually followed by difficult breathing, pain in the
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