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Also, one other Tract.

ON .MO.N'D.7Y THE 25tk INSTANT.
Containing 50 Acres, lying in JeiGcrson coan-
ty, on the road leading from the White-IIou.e
To Locks Ford, on TO Asonigomery's tavern.
and within or hundred yards Of the con.
teInPlated Railroad, -adjoiaing the land
"heTeon William Riley resides, the line com.
mencing at a stone In the west end Of Riley'.
lane, running with the main road and RiIey,s
line, aud north with the road 10 Smith6eld
and Riley's line TO John WeIsh's line. thence
west with Welshs line, thence south 10 Jor.
dams corner, which forms this tract into an
ooIong square. One half il clothed In fine
lumber Of oak, &c, and is tract Of 6ne, rich
level, limestone land.
The sale Of this tract viii begin Al 10 n.
clock, g. ~, atwhich hour IL Is desirable hid.
ders should be in attendance, al the corner
near William Rileys houso.-the highest bad.
der TO be the purchaser. Tsrnp-one half az
the purchase money IN hand, aud the residue
m one year--the purchaser 20 give deed Of
trust on the laDd, 10 secure the deferred pay.
ment. -
Due attendance will be given by the sub.
scnber on The days Of sale, who viii also
shew the lands 10 those wishing 10 purchase
" application be made previous 10 ssd davs
81 safe. Wy residence j. on the main road
leading from SmilEcld 10 Winchester. about
} miles from the former place.
THOMAS CAMPBELL.
November ~. 1893.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-21

VIRGINIA., TO NIT:
Al Rules holden in the Clerks Office OF the Cir
cult Superior Coues " Law aud Clisncery Tor
Jefferson County, the first Monday Ina NoSrm-
bcr, 1883:
.Naf'ssDHei ID. Ubfaker, PLAISrIrr,
AGAINST
.NIehsids leuiy and L>eoaard Sadger,
DEFENDANTS,
IN CHANCERY.
1--WE defendant, Nicholas Young. not hav-
u 'ng entered his appearance, and given secu-
rity seeoring to the aet OF assembly and the rule,
OF this court; and IL appearing by satisfactory
evidence that he is not an inabitsns OF thi. cou-
try: ~ 70 ordered, That the said defendant do
appear here on the first day of the next term; and
answer the bill Of the plaintiff; and that copy
OF this order he forthS 18Th inserted in some news
paper published IN Ch-rirstown, for too months
soce-ss''ciy. and posted nj the front door Of the
coust-housc IN the said town Of Charlestown.
a eopy-tes,c,
RoBEIiT r. BROWN, C. c.
Nov. ~, 1858.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-21

vtsC Book - Stationary
STORE.
JlfES 4 FfI'ZSLyEhO.vS
- ESPECTfULLy informs his friends and
IL the public. that he has opened large and
splendid assortment o(
Books and Stationary,
IA his Old Stand, Ne. \, -sEstes-.Sguare, Har-
Which he oilers q very reduced prices for cash
Amongst his Stock will be found choice seiec-
ton of
Assient nod Modern History,
Romsnce, Poetry and Light Reading
A large supply of School Books,
Mor.i ssd Religious works-famiiy Bibles.
lAsii~s' Albums. (uiiercet bindings,)
blank Books, viz: Ledgers md Journals
DAY, Memorandum and Psss Books,
Ainssasss for 1894, English and S;rrmsn.
A handsome snpply Of Music and Music Paper,
Visiting and Coovcrsssioa C.rds,
large stock oG Plays,
Chimney Screrns-S enitian Dlinds,
Pocket Books aud Wallets,
Black. Rrd, end lndrlible Inks.
LAX Stands, Quslls, aud Steel Pens,
Writing .ad Letter Paper. plain and ruled,
Fancy Colorcd do.
Large and smsii Wrapping 40.
Tcs Paper spd iBoasst 3osrds,
Waters and Patent Rulers,
Pocket Maps Of the United States,
Ditto do. Of single St.tes,
Ditto do. Of the Holy Land,
Maps on Rolicrs-Slate and Lead Pcncils
Crayoa's and Black Sand, Sand Boxcs. kc. Ne
rae hopes by attention TO business. and desire
To please, 10 merit share of the public patronage
lie keeps Catalogue Of bis stock on his countsr.
which h's friends will please call aud ex.min...
iiArpers-ferry, Nov. ~, 1885
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ROBERT I. BROWN, G. G.
C0npMssisners' Ofoe, CA1rIesso.sn. ,

CSnr'HSssiohers' Office, CkGEIesso1sn, ,
$500, Ottober -, 1883.
THk parties Interested in tlse shove rneu,ioS-
ed suit, are hereby notified that uhail sssensl =,
me Once Aforesaid, Ca Friday he 25h day Of
December merit, 10 enter upoo the rxera,ic,, =,
The above resited order OF Court, sad continue
from day To dsy until my report shall be compile
tsd-vhen and vherz they are required 10 bring
forward any claims, vouchers, &c that they NAV
deem necessary.
q. woRTHINGroN. Conn.,.
Of1e CIR. Sup. ca. Of e C.. fer J-C e..
Orf - ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-21

Nv. CIsy.-At walpois, ssys tho Trans
cr'pt, Mr.. Clay and his family were introduce
ca 70 the neishoor'ne Inhabitants. Among
them, was one, Revolutionary Soldier, Mr..
Mann, aged SO. The veteran was invited 10
drink glass Of porter, which no accepted,
ana proposed the health OF General Jack
SON.. Mr.. Clay smiled at the une xpected
compliment, requested the old gentle man TO
pause until he had filled glass, aud remark
Cd SIR, join heartily with you in that sen-
tnent-the health OF Gsusral Jack,on.n
.1nsedois Of .Nsroieon.-In Girardin's Me-
noirs u Is said, when Bonaparte was first con-
sui, he visited the tomb Of Rousseau. 1T
had been better said he, for the rcpo.c Of
France, IL this man had never lived lie VA,
asked the reason. He rep.ied-sHe il was
That prepared the French revolution Girar-
din remarkcd-'it Is surely not for YOU. ci,i-
zen consul, To complain Of the revolution. =
"a eien,' replied he, 'thc future will learn
that It would have been better for the repox.
OF the world. II neither Rousseau nor I had
over existed
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-21

FEW CORDS q good Hickory and sea.
- soned Oak WOOD, waited AZ this Of.
Oct. IL, lS33.
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V:aL U.aBLE E.aRM
TOR aAT,n

FOE SALE
VEvHE subscriber. designing 10 settle Der
n msnentIy in the vest, offers for sale his
FARM, lying IN Berkeley county, Va. con-
tanning 200 ACRES or LAID. I,
- situated two miles Northwest OF Martins
burg, and IS one II the most desirable tracts
IN The county. Tho improvements are two
-. comfortable DWELLING -
III HOUSES, one Of which NA
ssss occupy ing beautiful stu eas
-zsa alton, has just been repair GAl
ed and enlarged, two Kitchens, two Barns.
Siabling, Corn House, Carriage House Sheds.
Smoke House, and several other out houses.
large Orchard Of choice fruit trees. Gne
stream runs through the farm, sGording abun.
dant supply Of water AZ ali seasons, and a
fountsin Of pure water ~ convenient to one
Of the houses and we'll 10 the other. The
land y % the best quality Of limestone soil. l.
m good stste OF cultivation, aud a large
crop may b pat out next year. u has an
abundance Of fine thrifty timber snd q pro-
Portiouate quantity of meadow land. a part
Of which h we'll set IN timothy. There are
three merchant mills within two miles Of The
premises, and the Potomac river l. within
seven miles.
A further description Il deemed unpecesss-
~, as e y presumed persons will examine for
themselves. For terms, &c. apply on the
premises 10
RICH'D HENRY RANSOM
Nov. II, is33.-3t.
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EEes# ADF-sS S,skkeatet19es,l'c
OsI received, 81 the Chsrlessown Book
ana Apotheesry Store, fresh supply Of
Drugs, Medicines, Paints and Due
-, Sniff,
Eh'en makes the assortment eoupleta. Al
so large supply Of CO.VFECTiO.N.fRY
August I, is33. :"
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VIRGINIA, TO Wit:
In the Circuit Superior Court cG Law and Chan
criy Tor Jefferson county, October 9Th, 1885:
Dhl'aei Nc {'heysoa. PLAINTIFF
AGAINST
SdHfrfd .Sfc{'herson, Standardization of John a
-tfcPheIso,i, dec'L Ellen Ne Fherssn, .riai,,r.
Lee Cngys Nc Paterson, inJa,if,
DEFrxpAxrs.
IN CMiVCERY.
M ORE than four months having elapsed.
1VA since the Bill fled, and the service OF the
sabPo;na On this cause upon the defendants Sam
uei MePherson and Ellen Met'herson, and they
sill failing TO appear and answer the Bill is Ia
ken tor confessed rs to them. And the cause
coming on TO be heard, this sth day Of October,
1883, ne To the other party, upon tic bill ansxe
OF The guardian al ate,a, Who was appointed b,
the Cont Tor that purpose, and exhibits, was ar
gued by counsel: d., confederation whereof. the
Court doth adjndge, order and decree, that Master
Commissioner NoRrHISsroS do settle the AL
min,Stra,ion account Of Samuel Mcpherson, rs
administrator Of John A. AicPherson, deceased
aud sio moreover call in by public advertisement
and take sn aeeouat Of The outstanding debts. re-
manning unsatIshcd, against the csss,e OF the said
John a. MePherson, deceased, which bind the
real estate OF said deeedant, aud also OF the an
nuai value Of said real es;Htc-stz,img ali such
matters ~ he msy deem pertinent, OF as NAV be
required to be stated by any Of said parties aud
mAke report to this Court, in order To inal de-
cree. copy. Teste,
ROBERT I. BROWN, c. c.
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I'll bWss0bfe z0ssHery, &c.
AT iARPERs-FERRY,
FoR SAFE

FHViE very valuable and eligible real pro-
II perty belonging TO the estate Of Town
send Beckham, deed, situated ON the upper
part Of the Island Of yirSinius, at Harpers-
Ferry, Is now in the market, at private sale.
The premises consist Of TANNING ES-
TABLlSHMENT, with w alter works 10 grind
bark, large number Of Watts, Shops, Bark
Houses, and every other appurtenance re-
quired TO carry on the business on the most
extensive scale.
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VINEGAR.

NINEGAR, for sale by
wM. CLEVELAND 4 co.
Chariestown, Sept. ~, 1893.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-21
Also, one other Tract.

ADJOINING The above, containing 1913 Acres.
lying on tho same road, aud ON opcquon
creek. Fifty or sixty acres are ia pine and
OAK umccr' ~ or % acres Of fine bottom, on
the creek, and some good meadow. and NOR.
may be easily made. The improvements. a
good dwelling house and kitchen.
Ono OF The purest white suipher springs in
Virginia, Is on this tract, within 9 miles OF
winchester and Of Smithheld, and directly
on the stage road. This spring Is much re-
sorted to, and would be much more so, II i'm
provements were made.
This tract will also be sold 10 the hizhes,
bidder, GA the same day, but after the above
mentioned tract, at the dwelling house imme-
mediafely on the west side Of the Opcauop.
Te'ns- One half Of the purchase money in
hand, and the balance intwelve month.-the
purchaser giving deed OF trust on the pre-
'nises' 10 secure the deferred payment A
general WARRANTED deed will be made TO the
purchaser.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-21
LAND FOR SALE.

lying in Frederick county, Va, on the main
road leading from Winchester 10 Shepherds
town, near VIM. Stcphenson's store. About
one half OF this tract is in pine and oak tim
bert is we'll watered, has 30 or 30 acres of
meadow ground, and the whole soil is natu.
raj to grass, which make IL q very desirable
farm for grazing. The fine pine aud white
oak timber. renders it, also, worthy the atten-
lion OF contractors on the Rail-Road, rs al
most any quantity, either for saving or other
purposes, will be found convenient
The sale will take place at 10 O'Clock. ~
at The house Of James Coates, on the farm
TtrmS-one half Of the purchase money in
hand, and the residue in IL months-the de-
icrred payment 10 be secured by a deed of
trust on the land. A general warrantee deed
will DO given the purchaser.
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DIED.

In this town, on Thursday last, George
Henry, son Of Mr.. John J. Blckner, aged
year and 8 months. Funeral to-mos-
row afternoon, immediately after divine
service; relatives aud friends are invited
to attend without lunher notice.
In Bristol, on Sunday last, Mrs Eliza
beth Swan, relict Of the late Thomas
Swan, Esq. aged 30 years-for 40 years
n vcrJ worthy member Of the Congrega'
tional Church, in that place.
In Providence, on the 7lh inst. Charles
Edwin, son of Mr. Henry q. Luther, oI
Bristol.
Ia Swanzey, on The 9th, Mrs. Lydia
p. Mason, wife Of Mr.. Joshua Mason,
and daughter of MIR. Simeon Short, in The
26th year Of her age.
In Dighion, on 10Th inst. Mr.. Elijah
w. FELTON,, in his 53d year.
in Dighton, on The LIST inst, Mr.. WhG.
iker in The 87lh year Of his age, formerly
/ Of Rchoboth.
In Nehoboth on the oOth ult. Mr.. Ma
ihanieI Thompson, father Of Rev. Otis
Thompson, in ihe 83d year Of his age.
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EsARlNE HIST.
ARRIVED SINCE OUR LAST.
PORT OF WARREN.

lIh--a'r br g Wan. Henry, Cole. 10 ds on
Moion:as, with n olasses. sugar ond coffee, s
J. Dr,stoi, pnd others. LeIi, ship Boy, H'-
mai. of. ytis por,, ior Newport, Is days brig
H.rizo1s U s,er, Tor Providence, 18th Feb
Neptune, willard, Tor Br.stol.S days; Clyde
Bradford, vi. cargo New Columbia. Burr; fo
his po,i. A ds ;Mpgoun, Thurbcr. for Provi-
dencc. 8 Svrcne. Norris, for New York. s Tic
New EnglaOd. Church, sailed day be ore fol
'Providcn, e. All kinds Of Am. produce plen',
and cheap. TIE VIM II. hos been on, tb.
coast For the last 10 dpys-and experienced We.
~ revere weo'her.
+ l2,h--Vrr sltop Ann, c. ecker, from B'sloI
Scr Noun hope, Uiton, ;r Providence.
l5.h--saied sloop Ann, ,Crocker, New York
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10 the Friends and Patrons Of the Star.

10 the Friends and Patrons Of The Star.
sTs In addition TO what we said III
our last number, relative to the general
course we have proposed to adopt in con-
ducing this paper; we now present our
readers with an enlarged sheet, and
pledge ourselves for the future, that no
exertions shall be spared to render tho
matter, both original and select, as re-
spectacle in character, a.; our sheet is in
size. We intend that the STAR shall be
vehicle OF general intelligence, contain
inc the latest news both foreign and do
mestic, together with such other matter as
shall be both amusing and instructive -
We shall advocate such measures Of Ma
tionaI and State policy, as are consistent
with our republican principles, and con-
ducive to the interests and welfare of our
common country. Personal invective and
patty rancor shall never disgrace the col
umns of the Star but the conduct Of pub
lie men will pass occasionally .uncer re-
view, and oil dere!ictions Of public duty
will be fearlessIy exposed. 1t will like
wise be our endeavor to inculcate the
practice Of virtue, and bind stil stronger
the ties of domestic and social relations,
by reminding old Bachelors OF their
duty, by procuring an acceptable su'tor
to such Of our fair readers as desire one,
and by demonstrating to those in bonds
matrimonial, how both may be happy and
both wear--wha suits them best.
We shall support the National RePubli-
can party, the Constitution, anc the A
merican System;-and procure every sub
scribcr we can, by publishing the paper
on the same terms as heretofore, and by
pursuing a straight forward, honorable
and upright course. ;, y,
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FOR THE STAR.
BIBLE CLASS QUESTIONS,
FOR THURSDAY EVENING, FEB. 2lsr.
.Maiihelp. Sd Chapier.

.uaiihew, Sd Chapter.
Quesi, Ist--Who.e preaching is men,
toned in The beginning of this chapter,
what was his doctrine, and what piophe-
ces were thus fulfilled
Quest. 2d--Of whom did John speak in
the lith aud l2ih verses, what did he say
of him, and when was the baptism, refer
red to in the lllh verse, performed by
Christ Z [See Acts, Cd chap
Quest. 3d--Why did John object 10 bap
tising Jesus, how was his objection an
swered, and what remarkable testimony
was borne to the divine character and mis-
sion Of Jesus immediately alter his bap-
tism
Quest. 4h--What was meant by the
Kingdom of Heaven in the Cd verse =?
Quest. 5M--What inference do you
draw from The last clause Of The l2ih w.?
Quest. 6th-What is meant by our Sa-
vior's words in the 18Th verse, " fulfilling
all righteousness; aud iftaken in refer
ence 10 The occasion on which these words
were spoken, what particular duty seems
to be implied in them?
Quest. 7M--Who were the Pharisees
Quest. 8h---Who were the Sadusees:
Quest. 9Th What other Sects were
there among the Jews, besides the Phar'-
sees and Sudusees, and for what were
they distinguished:
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Guardians Notice.

N OT]CE is hereby given that the
~ 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-
ApeTH Cole, minors, and daughters oI
ibe late Mr.. George Cole. All persons
indebted TO said Minors are requested 10
make immediate payment, and those hav-
ing demands to present the same for al
iowance, within six months from th's dale.
ISAIAH COLE, Guardian.
Feb. o. CIV.
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Commos,ueaIih of Mt.ssa ch useits.

Commonwealth Of Massachusetts.
BRIsToL, SIS. At Court of Probate hol-
den at Dighlon, in and for said County,
on The eighth day of February, A. ID.
1893.
NNTHEReAs HORACE NJ. PECK,
w Adminstrator Of the Estate Of
RoBcRT Peck, late Of Swanzey, in said
County, deceased, has offered for allow
once his first account of his administra-
lion Of the csi ale Of said deceased and
also his private account, amounting to
thirty-seven dollars and eighty cents, a.
gainst said estate, and claim for an al
lowance 10 the widow OF said deceased !;
ORDERED, that The fist Friday after the
first Tuesday in. March next, at ten o.
clock before noon, at The Court of Pro-
bate then 10 be holden at Dighton, in said
county, be assigned for taking the said
accounts and allowance into consdern-
ton and that The said Has~Se M. Peck,
give public notice thereof 10 all persons
interested; by causing au atlested copy Of
this order 10 be published three weeks
successfully in the Northern Star, news
paper printed in Warren, before the said
time, that they may be present, and shew
cause ifany they have, why the said ac-
counts should not be allowed.
II. BAYLIES, Judge Of Probate.
A true Copy
Attest, A. BAssErr, Register.
Feb. 8.
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TURNER & SALISBURY,

AZ Ia Court o. Probate hoIGcn wuhin ant
"a for the Town OF Warren. on Monday,i ht
4ih day OF February, A., D.Is33, the Aduidis'
ira or on the estrte Of JARVIS b. EOA EN-
laie Of Woren, deceased, presented his &C
count for allowance:
whereuponit is ordered and dccreed that
he consideration thereof be referred TO Court
OF Probate, TO be holden at the Town Clerk ::
Office, in said Warren, on the first Monday in
March next, at 0'Aock, p. NJ and that prev
ious notice De given by Publishing this orde,
hree several times in the Northern Star, 10 all
yersons Interested TO appear al that time, if they
shall see cause, and be heard.
witness,
S. RANDALL, Probate Clerk.
Feb g.
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Erecuioi.'s Noiice.

Erecuior's Noiice.
NJ OTlCE is hereby given that the
~ subscriber has been duty appointed
by lhe honorable Court Of Probate Of the
town Of Warren, Executor Of the last
Will and Testament Of
ROBY KELLY,
late Of Warren, decreased, and has taken
upon himself that trust and given bonds
rs ,he law directs. He therefore requests
all persons indebted to said estate TO
make immediate payment, and those hav-
ing demands to present them for settle
ment as soon as may be.
ANDaEw JoHoNNoT, Executor.
Feb. 9.
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Er There will be d Public Debate al
the Club Room, (Washington Hall, on
Monday evening next. Question for dis
CUSTOM" Did our ancestors obtain this
country justly 7" The public generally
are respectfully invited TO attend.
Doors will be opened at 6, and the de.
bate to commence at Z o'clock, precisely
Feb. I6. G. RANDALL, Sec'ry.
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.Appo;ntmenis. .--I. is reported, that Mr..
Livingston 10 certainly 10 be minister to
France, after Modification has been put
down. Mr.. Forsyth, il is expended, will
be culled to the Navy Department. A.
mos Kendall is TO receive an important
station. A MIR. Dickens is to succeep
hum as Auditor. Who the dickens is he !
We have never neard ofhim as conspic-
uous partizan.
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Cholera. The Quebec Gazette of the
4th inst. says, that several cases of ChoI-
era had occurred a: Montreal, Of which
Two or three proved fatal. Some suspi a
cious SYMPTOMS it observes, have appear
ed also in Quebec, but no very serious
cases.
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WETUERSFIELD
ONION SEED.

Hafy%ss A small lot Of this article can
4SBk he had on very reasonable
terms, if applied for soon, war
ranted to be of very superiom quality :
Also, Bristol Onion Seed, raised by
MIR. Chafee, which needs no other rec
ommend alton. Likewise, large and
general assortment Of G A II ID + n
SEEDS, collected from the best Gard
ners in New England. Gardners, now
is the time to procure your Seeds for Tho
coming season, while they are plenty ant
cheap. Apply at the Old Seed Establish
mcn,, No. 8, Market-street, by
J. WILLIAMS.
Feb. 9, 1899.
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BILL BOOK LOST.

III OST few days since, a Bill Book
IL containing notes and other papers,
Of no value to any one but the owner, as
payment of the notes have been stopped.
A liberal reward will be paid TO the find.
or, by leaving il at Burgess Hotel, Bris-
tol, or at this Office, or with the subscri-
Der. THOMAS HANDY.
Feb. 3. 3w,
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which a'e two elegant double bottom detached
Levers. Also, large assortment Of silver and
s'cet bowed Speciocies On excellent as
sormcnt Of Silver Spoons Of every descript ion
also, Brittdn'a Wsre, consisting in part OF tea
pos real English. OF he lst est patterns and low
sugar ond creams 10 match with The pots /: sil :,
vcr plated castors, spoons and ladies': cutlery
puhs, cur's ond Iiizeits: tea trays table mats
'oncy beads jewelry OF every description, and a
variety Of other ARTICLES, all Of which be can
ard Will sell as low as can bc purchased else-
where.
He will attend 10 cleaning and repairing
Watches and Clocks, and all Jobs in lis Inc
with pleasure. end hopes oy hIs unremit,ed GA;
eruons TO his business 10 please the public.
Cash paid for old Gold and Silver
SYLVESTER CHILDS.
Nov. 8.
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AT NO. 3, CHEAPSIDE,

JUST received a superior lot Of, broad
cloths, cassimeres, satinets, brown and
drab petersham, dufiilIs, kerseys, sc. &c.
to the examination ofwhicb, an unlimited
invitation is extended.
These Cloths, we can have manufact-
ured, if requested, into Garments Of any
fashion, by Tailor, with whom, punct-
uality is the order, and ofwhose abilities,
in his profession we are confident. There
fore, every Garment made by him, Of our
Stock, will be warranted, and no person,
will be expected to take one, unless il
suits his shape. S. DAVOL & SON.
Nov. 3.
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