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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-09
SUBSTITUTES rOe A soNc

several years since, as some gentleman
were Journeying towards Niagara, the fund
oil stories and anecdotes, treasured in their
memories, had become exhausted. when a
desperate effort was made to raise laugh n,
The expense Of Major J. One Of the gentle.
men whispered 70 his neighbOr, that the Ma
Jor could sing many favoriie hunting sonr.
although rather averse To it; that he would
yequire much urging, and probably deny thu,
ne could sing any songs. The Msior wa,
forthwith invited to sing a song, and immedi.
ately, ss was expected. Asseverated his ina
biliiy TO comply. i told you So said The
"Ag; knew he would say So The Major
persisted, but said he would give them sub.
siitute for song, by relating his musical ex-
perience, and IL they insisted upon il perhap.
he would s'og afterwards. Tie began. When
was boy, my father determined one sun
day To send me 10 n singing school. Never
having sung much, ] thought would try n
iiitle before ] went. So up went into The
garrett chamber, and after locking the door
"eut To singing as loud as I could bawI and
" mu''caliy As was able. After had been
[" AZ some time, up came father. sam
SAYS he, what are you doing up there NAY
ing such noise on SUNDAY, y No,hin, - ,
SAID ]. When he was gone. I went on -
ing again Presently up came the old gentle
man again sam, you blockhead YOU. VIA,
are you doing there, Sunday, | tell YOU. mai.
hE such noise 49, Nothing. sir We. vo,,
are you hlockhead, I've heard Won ,,,r;,.,
boards ih'. half hour Gentlemen. said tie
NaJor' have lad no occasion Ia SIN, a.,
'ioee'--l Bunker IhH .Iprora.
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Dissolution.

VHNiE eo-partneIship heretofore existing
- tween DoRAs, DUsN 4 Go. was dissoly.
ca ny mutual consent on the 9th April H.
future Tie business will be conducted und, ?
lhe hrm Of Richard Doran g. J. e. D,,ru. -
MI persons indebted 10 said firm are reones,-
cd To come forward and settle their account.
AN the subscribers, who arc alone appoipt-
ed 10 settle the same and those having claim.
against sad firm 10 present them To-
X. DORIAN & J. c. DUNN
Iarper'-ferry, May 2, I533.-3t'.
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IN CIIANCERY.
RoBERT T. BROWN. G. G.
CoMNIssIoSER's OVrlcE.

CohHIsUoSER's OVTicE.
ChariesioIrn, .ipdI Is, 1888.
THE above named parties will please lake
notice, that on the oath DAY Of Nav next. a,
o'clock, a. ", shall attend at the Office
aforesaid, to enter upon the execution II the
above order Of Court, aud shall continue from
DAY to day until my report shall be compile
Ted. They are requested To attend a, the a.
OoNc mentioned time and place, with all
vouchers and papers relating TO the accoun,
directed 10 be stated and settled.
". woRTHINGTON, COy,'r
OfHe CIR Sup. {. sfL. q a. hr ~ r.
April l.. ISJ3.-'Ct
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-09

vine merchant once len a suspected as
slant - his cellar, and SAID to him, Now.
Is.t you shou'd DRINK &c vine uh,le I am
IVY VII chalk your mouth " that r,av
80. ~. TIC Then rubbed his nail acro-. tho
- - ana pretended 70 leave the msyk
81 chalk on them The man dr.,k - -
vine, and 70 BE- even With M, met, :, ~ ~
Cd MS mouth, and thus discovered bir,.eIS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-09

Il fsnkSs.--In new pl,v ,er,roJ IN.
nreen Mountain Boys. ~ dialogue the Yan-
kee Is asked tauntingly, who his father was
Ite replies Who was my fltherl Nv e.
dier was the hrst inventor Of TIya,k;,- ~
-Ainsi. am tic hrst Of bis make. and 80,
Le set ~ operation at very little srne,.s
Ard 1T the shortest notices 50 look OUT Az,
thus Describes the New Fnglshd Sausage sod
Ncrubbing Brush Machine" Into tie cen.
IRE Of this machine, be says, you drive ,
bog, set The screws a-going, and Il will pro.
suce ready Haais Sausages FROM one end. and
fai'if S,ru1tiay BrUsAss from the other
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Virginia, TO scif:


In the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery for the County of jefferson, the
9Th day Of April, 1893:
Jeremiah Cooper, PLAINTIFF.
AGAINST
John GrIggs, .Niuuod HUT. and Fanny his ri r..
late Fanny .ifIreH, UiLaarn Stone and Iyi.a
has ls.fc, .i;e E1sn .irIscR, Samuel .,.s,n
utfhd'r .fhreH, John .hSreR, IHoYnas .it.r-I
Aity .fflreL, aud Julian, me s,Rd K,ify and
Jifstol beng i'fiEDts Huder t'e age of2i y,ars.
children and heirs both Of Thomas .if.srlL AZ.
ceased and Mary .ifIVel, dreecsed,
DEFENDANTS,
IN CItANCERY
vENilS cause came on be heard this Sth day
Il OF April, 1889, upon the bill, answer Of
defendant GrNxgs, and exhibits, and was ar
Sued by Counsel-upon consideration where
OF, It - adJddged, ordered and decrced tha,
Master Corsessssioner worthington, do audit.
state and settle the account of the dcfcndan,
orlgys with the estate OF Mary At~eII. decd
anc report To this court, stating all matter,
ueemed pertinent BY himself, or particularly,
required by either of the parties.
copy-Teste,
ROBERT T. BROWN. e. e.
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FhEsR FRUITS, &C. so.

q RANGES, Lemons, Raisins. Figs. ( rape..
~ Dates, Prunes, currants, SuItanna. CO.
Goa Nuts, Almonds, Filberts, Ground Peas.
Palm Nuts, Ginger Nuts, English Walnuts'
L'fuofice Paste, Jujube Paste, Capcrs. An.
ehoT'es, Scotch llerrings, Crackers Citerop
S ,,h Drops, Bon Bons, Tamarinds, Cor
las n, clsars, Tobacco, Mocobcy, Scotch and
a ".pPre onHhISP'res, Confectionery, largo
as'oriment-N ines, Liquors, SC. &c. on hsr5
anu iof 'aie' ny ADAM YOUNG, Jr.
I,,,.r Druggist.
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OpeqtOm TVoOEEcm Factory,

VIZ Undersigned bcgs leave respectfully
n 70 'niorm the public. thss bis Factory on
nc Opequon, Formerly Camsron'sy one m,le
,Io.n Sn'ihhsid, y how IN complete order for the
Ciot''' L'n''ss, Copeis. md Blankets.
Blankets WiIl be mad, sny .izs .h;,, ma 80,
customers ''''s SUI
CARDING, PULLING, and DYING. don.
We usual Ff'ers, sad upou the sl,ar,ss, po,.it,.
mo'iee. WOOL taken ~ the risgkst ,,riss en-,
~ P.''nsse' OF Zoe Sork. The utmost attention
ped - the orders Of susl1mcr.
April %, 1881. nh
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CoNNI,.lo.sa,. nrrlcr

'harlesiOwn, April l5th, Is31.
-. '"u, interested iu tho shove order 81
- WI please take nOtice that have 1p-
p,''."u Sa'~dag hs lsiA dsg u .Nay nerf to
~ , ., ~ lhe Once aforesaid, for ths purpose
oi dfseharging The duties reou,r,I N 49, =.
Dove Feciied order Of Court. ~ hen sn. '. herr.
'hey are requested 20 attend With heir clam.
agsin't tie aforesaid estsie. prepared aud
proved ascending % Law AID TIE defendant.
are also requested g. attend. 10 siew esu,e
they can, why sad claims shall not be
audited against The estate AFORESAID
X. WOHTHlNGTON. Co,,,
.qCtr So. Cs IN u a. ~ ~ a.
April ~, 1888 ~
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he foilo~ ing lines rvzy be Original. bat Nc
tank e have secn them eeforc. =, FL r. Press
rea rrx ynxx ynkss-
FAREWELL.
Fr~~cli, siacr doomed % part
A long. = l>st asiieu,
Thos lutte know - how aches the heart.
That rhroob u Hiose for you
The memory ofthy VOWS ,lth live.
Tho all my hopes are dead
Thy fraiity sry~ly forgive,
Tho all nay JOYS have fed.
On. ~as IL not In shev unkind.
To tvssl nav heart tn love,
Our hands ina ~,dloek . CHAIN To bind.
AL then iIeouSt,.nt Irvyc'
They Sll me thou wilt not r~lcnt
Nor frum experience l.=,rr,,
They TIL MAJ thou Wilt not t,.p.1t.
Nor from u,y madness u.rl,
They tell mc too, that tlon art ysv.
'Cnkinsics, cut of ALL
hat th'u ART ss'e' al f.t- and play
Aad IN the merry hall.
Hut, uberc ART times when thou ,io,t f,-,l
Dcny IL II thoa Wilt;
Thine anguish rsrou csns not conceal.
Nor blunt the sting of guilt.
Then fare thee we'll, since We mu,t p.,S
n long, = last Rdit-i,
hoa little kno~ II how aches the hrart
hat throbIi alone for you,
TlIHVSOS
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wAsH1Horog oouMTY
BANK.

UIiisms-Psrf, February lss, 1883.
nY Resolution OF the Board Of Director,
IL Of this Institution, the following scale
and rates haze been adopted for the govern
mcnt oSj5be officers thereof, in received depo-
sites Of money to a limited amount, subject 10
interest, viz;
For deposites payable sir
months otter dsmsad, certih- per annum or
Gates shall be issued bear 80,
Ing interest NJ the rat.
For depositcs payable .,
ninsfy days sfisr i,raand, GER per apnpm nj
thcates shall be issued bear per cent
ing interest at the rate
For dePosites pay able sir-
~ day, after demand, certifi- per annnm of
Gates shalt be- issued bear 3per cent.
ing interest at the rate
By order,
GEO. r. MosIIER, Cashier.
Feb. II, ls33.-1y.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-09

wv RENTED DOCTOR sTRAIrIrs
Woo1L2R FACTORY. here
m'sna Tor the present year 10 carry on All
sueh business - has been heretofore execui,d
osre, and a. The same prices Having been
se''ed 70 The wooilea business N Brian I
ncpe u he able % give satisfaeGoo 10 no.
mo may ia,or me- With their patronage. 1
am no~ ready 10 do work.
April - 1873. IoffS ftt~r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-09
a GENERAL nnrHrruo

IF the Stockholders OF the Smithfield
~ Chariestown, and Harpers-Ferry Turn
pike company, will be held at Beckham's ho-
Tel 10 chariestown, on Friday the 9Th day Of
June, for the purpose Of electiug Pre,id.n,
aud three Directors for the ensuing wear. A
general attendance is desirable, as other bu-
siness OF great importance will be considered
on thar day The meeting will take place a,
O'Clock, 2. n. By order,
A. HUNTER, See'y.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-09

FHfUdbfe Land for Sale.
ME undersigned, executors Of the las,
u will and testament Of David Hunter.
deed, will sell the TRACT OF LAND com
monty called the Smoketown farm, supposed
TO contain six hundred acres.
PHILIP c. PENDLETON.
JOHN STROTHER.
hartinsburg, Jan. IL, le33.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-09
Fresh Drugs - Medicines
''''''. e'''' Il Dye ''.r..
(Ubole.sale and Retail.

~ bofe-s0 and Retail
UNHE subscriber has just received, ard i.
II now opening, NJ his Drug and Medicine
Store in ShePherdstown, large supply OF fresh
DRUGS & MEDICINES, so.
which he oilers to the public as the very be-,
articles in his line which the market affords
being selected by himself with great ca-e ADD
attention, IL IS unnecessary To enumerate them,
it will be suficien 70 say that every article
in his line Of business can be had Of the very
best and purcst quality, and at a moderate
advance. All orders from physicians W Ill be
thankfully received and attic nded Ia " it'll care
aud despatch.
The subscriber, having been regularly rails
ed To the drug and medicine business. and
eohhhing ms attention entirely TO IT. uncon-
nected with any other branch, calculates with
some degree cf confidence upon the support
Of an enlightened and liberal community
lie would also remark, that having confncd
himself strictly, for the last two or three
years, to the study OF the science q Physic.
and particularly 10 that part immediately con-
neoted With his business, lac feels prepared To-
prescribe the proper use Of all medicines
which he may be called upon for. lie would
also express his acknow ledyment, for that A.
mount Of support already afforded To him in
his business. F. 4. McNEIII
The subscriber has become AGENT for Tho
sale Of r. O'Neilrs celebrated .LSTERIIEI-
.MfIIc MEDICINE, sovereign remedy
Tor the Rheumatism. For Testimonials and
eertlfic ates of cures performed 10y this aluabIo
medicine, call al the Subscribers Drug ana
Medieine Store, Shepherdsto~n.
=. A. MCNEIL.
Shcpherdstown, April Is, l533.-tf
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ggamReH.

TAINTED.
WISH 70 employ JoURMrYRRAu
BLACHsndTTH. 30 SleT I -. IN
give constant employ neat and liberal So.
,,..7 THOMAS RAwLINs.
IhafisstoWn, March =, 1888.
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VIRGINIA, To WIT.
IN the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chancery for the county OF Jefferson, March
18th, 1888
JdTaS5 Jsrdier and others. Pt,rsr,,,.
AGAINST
John Haipsr's heirs and Others.
DErENDANrs
TNtL Master Commissioner. Wortbinc,,o
4 having returned hs report Of tho drLt,
against the estate Of John Wsiper, aud II an
P,aimS' upon motion, that several other ere.
o'lois nave not yet had their debts audited. on
motion ~ James 4. kerney and otLs,. -
d''ors' u = ordered that the Report be se,,,I
ana ihat The Commissioner d. further add,
such debts, stating their amounts and Il, .,,i,,
a. may BE- presented % him, giving The u.u,I
notice 10 all creditors, and make tspor,
4 Copy-Teste.
ROBERT r. BROWN, &. G.
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IRON.

VVHE ,ubseribers have just received from,
- Tie koNbury Forge, Penney, ana. ~.
y IONS OF lltON, Seil assorted and If = stt,.
t'"f luaiiiy' which they are Offering on a..
eOHimodAIing terms.
THO'S- e. LANE, q CO.
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ron SALE,
ii Valuable Tract or Land,

en- sttteOOtC tract o. Lana,
r0NTAiNiNG 500 ACRES. si,.aated
~ IN Warrington County, Md. This trs~t
nearly bounds on the river Potos,ac, and 10 hea-
Why umbercd 9Th the most valuable kinds Of tim
Der, en,trscing large quantity OF Locust About
GO OF 20 acres arc in cultivation, and is OF re-
msrkably Kind coil, and is veil adapted to the
use OF plaster and clover. Those ~ho prefer hme
rs manure, Will End quantity Of limrstose on
the lsnd. and very rssy 60 quarry. The improve
men's arc small dwelling house and several on,
houses
ALSO FOR SALE,
"A TRACT OF LAND containing
abTut ~ acres, immediately bounding On the
river Po,omss, and adjoining the above tract
This Is known NJ i.rpard's Mill tract, snd con-
tsins about 60 acres ot fine bottom land, which 10
very productive In all Kinds Of grain. The inn
prosements are . comfortable Dwelling House,
- good Barn, ssd Out Houses . valua-
80 Bile Country Mill, in good order, and
ssssd Saw Mill. capable Of doing any
s.lsN quantity OF saving. These mills are
situstrd on the river Potonsc, and
decidedly the most valuable Mill Property on
t''e river. These tracts ill be sold together or
sepsrsir, TO suit Purchaser For particulars, in
quire VI GEORGE BRENT
Near Hancock, or
JACOB LEPARD,
Living GA tls< premises
April -, iS53.--St
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-09
RED ROVER.
MAsH,

TINE splendid and thorough bred hor,eRed
II Rovet, will stand the spring season q,
the stsblee Of John Lsmon, at Bunker's Hill.
the three last days of the week, and the
balance Of the time nc the stable IF Samuel
Cameron, at the Cross Roads, leading from
Cbarlesto~n to Smithfeld, and will be let IN
mares on the following terms-si0 cash the
single leaps SIS the season, discharged ~
the payment Of Si2 so. il paid before the
LIST day OF July next. and S25 insurance.
psring with mare or irregular attendance
~ tue stands fotfeiis the insurance. In every
case SO cents cash TO the groom. ANY gen.
uemsn putting five mares, shall have the fiji,
gratis, good pas,urage. or grsin and hay. for
mares. 20 be had at either stand, on modera,.
terms. Care will be taken 10 prevent acct.
dents or escapes; but we will not be account.
able should any happen.
RED ROVER
Is beautiful red sorrel. l54 hands high, S
years old this spring. and is one Of Sir Charles
favorite colts. His sire and dam epti,le him
to rank smorg the first horse, in y,rg;n;.
and no doubt he would have proved himself
a. such; but unfortunately, sfter running hi,
hrst race. which he won in fine style, he was
soid' and vas bought by Mr.. Boisseau, Who
TOOK him oil the turf; al which time. il vas
tnouRht he was able to run Wiih any colt of
his age. JOHN LAAION.
SAMUEL CAMERON.
March 81. 1883.
PEDIGREE.-RsD RovRp the pronev,v NJ
Nj. Boissssu. and raised by M. maker Of
Chesterfield. vas sired by sin CHARLES
VINO vas sired By Sir Archy, out of Citize n
mare (see American Turf Ilekis,er,l his dam
oy the imported horse Chance, out of Cel;s.
by old W'idsirI grand dam the celebrated old
mare Lsdy DolhngbSook. who vas by PAnta
looms g grand dam. Csdiz, by wormIey'.
king Herod. son Of FeaTnaughi, r. n. grand
dam. Prim- Rose. by Dove, r. q. q. grand
dam by Ohello, son Of Grab, g.g.R,g
dam, Col Tssker's imported mare Seiims. by
the GodolphIn Arabian.
BENJAMIN MOODY,
Wal. ". JOHNSON.
Feb. %, 1893.
The above pedigree, given by Mr.. John.
son and MIR. Mccoy, know 10 be eeyfee,I,
correct, having owned several of 4 adv uoI
hHEbrook's stock. which I always Thought We.
~ highly OF. Red Rover is full brothe, 10
hugo. who is race horse OF the frs, o,de,
and standing. JAMES J. HARRISON.
Erfrdcf from .Ur. Bsis.eau's kffey-- GO am,
Is MI Baker returns from the South. I viii
get certificates Of Red Rover's race. and time
OF rinn'ne' also Of the high standing AMI re-
puis'ion Of he dsa,l ate Is nov 10 wear. oil
and could not be bought for $500.
y. y ROUSSEAU
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a. UST received and for sale AT the Charlie.
town Apothceary and Book store, a large
supply Of GARDEN SEED Of the last years
raising, viz:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-09

Early York Cabbage,
Red Picking do
! Cow do
Green and yellow Sa-
voy do
Large drumhead do
Early and late Cauli-
flower
Early Frame Peas
Dwarf Marrowfat do
Turnip Beet
Yellow & red do
Long rooted purple do
White solid Celery,
White Egg Plant
Early yellow (Gweek)
snap Beans
Girkins
Early Frame Cucum-
Der
Early cluster do
Long green do
CarolinaWater Melon
Green Citron Melon,
for mansocs
Lavender seed
| The foregoing, will
scriber has on hand,
raising, make his aso
season very complete
Jan. % lS13
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NOTICE TO sToORHoLDERs

NOTICE TO sToCRHoLDERs
VIE Stockholders of the "smiibfieId
chariestown, and Harpers-Ferry Turn.
p'Se company" are respectfully notified tina,
'he following instalments are required 10 be
Paid TO Humphrey Reyes, Esq. Treasurer OF
me company, upon those subscription. the
whole OF which have not heretofore been
called in, TO wit: An instalment Of - per
share on the lst days respectively Of each OF
The months Of June, July, August, September.
october, November, and December, ensuing
By order of the Board.
April % ls3J
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GEO. r. MOSIIER, Cashier.
Feb. II, ls33.-1y.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-09

'bHb Va VIC ssst car
Cabbage Lettuce
Tcnnisball do
Early Cilicia do
Parsnip * Carrot seed
Pepper Grass do
Cherry Pepper do
Cayenne pepper DO
Nhite Broccoli
Bunch Squash
Crooked " inter do
Fittings club do
Vegetable marrow do
COcoanut squash
Early red Turnip Ra-
dish
Early Salmon do
Early scarlet do
Late long white do
White Onion seed
Red tree do. sets
Large red tomato seed
Early Dutch Turnip
seed
Satisfy or vegetable
oyster seed
Pumpkin seed-very
fine.
others which the sub
md chiefly of bis own
rtment for the present
JAMES BROWN.
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Jan. -, 1893.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-09

UVHE subscriber has just received, ard /,
II now opening, NJ his Drug and Medicine
Store In Shepherdstown, n large supply OF IRE ,h
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1833-02-23
NlMW GOODS

yVhi. 7. WHEATON has this week
received and opened an additional supply
OF broadcioths, cassimeres, keraeys, duff
fills, satinets, rcd and white aannels, do
,ncstic red and blue do, cotton do, sewing
cottons, cotton batls, pelisse wadding, col
ored cambricks, checks, tickings, bleach
ed and brown sheetiugs and shirtings,
cheap calicoes, lace edgngs and footings,
buckskin mittens and gloves, yarn gloves,
fancy baskets, linen thread, comiorters,
&c. all Of whick, are now selling at re-
duced prices. Dec. 90.
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HUST received and now opening q
e. fresh supply Of Dry Goods, consist
/ ng of A and % common and super
bleached and unbleached sbeetings and
shiriings, super and common Tickings,
Calicoes, corded camb-ics, bed lace,
blond lace, linen and cotton edgipgs,
brown linen, table cloths, sewing cottons,
patent linen threads, cotton cords, ribbons
silk and cotton hdkfs, lacings, pins, nee
dies, woollcn gloves and mittens, Fl. S.
gloves, 10-4 and 1874 blankets, red fan
ncIs, mixed cassimcres, and variety Of
seasonable articles all Of which will be
offered at prices unususlly low.
Jan. &C. WIN. +. WHEAror.
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NOTICE..

VUYHE subscribers have formed con-
ri nexion in business under the firm
of BIGELOW g. By4RRUS.
And are now ready to manufacture all
kinds Of carpenters, cabinet makers, and
cooper's TOOLS, in the neatest manner,
and on the most reasonable terms. All
kinds Of Tools Of the above descriptions,
will also be repaired at the shortest notice.
All articles manufactured by them shall
be warranted to be ofthe first quality both
as to Stock and Workmanship. BY con-
slant attention to business, by furnishing
good and substantial articles, and by I'm.
RENTED exertions to please, they there.
fere hope for, and hereby solicit share
Of the public patronage.
LEONARD B. BIGELOW,
NATHAN L. BARRUS.
Nov. 8. If.
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hich are two cleean, double bottom detached
levers. Also, a large assortment Of silver and
steel bowed SpectacIes an excellent as
sortment Of Silver Spoons Of every descript ion
also, Brttania Ware. consisting in part of tee
pots, real English, Of the lst es patterns and low.
sugar and creams TO match with the pots siI
yer plated castors, spoons and ladies': cutlery
pufs, curls and irizeiis: tea trays Table mats
fancy beads: jewelry Of every description. aud Q
variety Of other articles, all OF which he can
ard will sell as low as can be purchased else
where.
He will attend 10 cleaning and repairing
Watches and Clocks, and oil Jobs in lis line
with pleasure, and hopes by his unrenti Ted ex.
er tons to bis business to please The public.
Cash paid for old Gold and Silver.
= SYLVESTER CHILDS.
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Guardian's Notice.

NOTlCE is hereby given that the
IN subscriber has been appointed by
the honorable Court Of Probate for the
town Of Warren, Guardian of the persons
and property Of SARAH Cole and ELIz-
ABETH Cole, minors, and daughters ol
the late Mr.. George Cole. All persons
indebted to said Minors are requested to
make immediate payment, and those hav-
ing demands to present the same Tor al.
lowance, within six months from this date
ISAIAH COLE, Guardian
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