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Litchfield enquirer., 1834-03-20
GHOSTS! GHosTs!!

The psblie are hereby cautioned agaiast very sn- auiar exhibtiOn of fight beiWeen the Ghotas Of an- eieai Democracy and Fsderaiis, got dp by m eater prisia pEopsielSf under the flag of" GI01y aud Re- j6fm,F ia ihe village of WIEs7Ep. Ii is understood thai the maHager wishes 10 receive visitors all ton, Terms of admissiOn,- 25 cents, ehildfen half Fice. Those hitherto admitted ill luck would have it, have principally fallen under the latter deOOm- inaion, beiSg children rosG Mro otherwise-hence, the profits have not been large.
 As' ilese belligsrent characters (Democracy a1d Federalism) have Ioag saee been deIunci, may seem strange 10 some that their spirits should 6e eonjored membrred that in these times we have ss Great Aa. gicaa who u capable oG peTloraAg aii the 6eais of the " Witch oS Endor." and is is cuventy Fepbrted that he has sent his wand from the headqaariers of soand priaciples fr the special sf is fathfo dis eiple on this occasion.
 The uahager 6rst enters the arena, snd draws large circle upoo the Aoor ia which he nacSbes lain cabasiic words, (tsat seem to have come tefer snce Co the principles which Bank stock shouid be disssbuted, with view iO eabsre an iaecfruptible Legislature and ihen raising hs wssd he gives three heavy blows. when, iwa iriee. DemOcsacy and Feder mIism dart forward, clad in Ancient Astno0r, with sword, helmet and buckler, and esmihenee an attack upon each other, with consUmmate skilI and incos- ceisahe fay. It is uDnecessary 10 recosa the many moving iecidsns that ocees doFisg 6ght Of fehsxaa pied ohsiaaeF. hui ii ssncentt0 sserse 4het when n faysr of BemocTaey, sy fello1 ot the naule of TOleraiion' sashes loPwaFd to jon the Ucsers a6d eges ooe, huxsa fse 0nf eide and boah anited seon Agiss paor EadasalipD with dsgTace Oui efIhs 6eld
 At shis sAanDd he vnssly eonsOiing and pleasant" e the whole affair was Rot hasa arti6ce adopted Co enahie shs geeus s Jaeksvaism, (whO has lOng been iarki1G abohi ihiDpSaeo Ofamuss@esi wish Teaiuao
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Litchfield enquirer., 1834-03-20

tcsl Vews ofshs individual Whe beea brought into the field a'oppOes him byshs 5aossn patty. This is LaacsIot Phelps . hish-ao6sd sBd uSeoulpEuihislne yscksos-iaaS. who ha. IOllOssd sss Tshuaes df the old Chishaih through his whoie eousss sf POIilcal dissraes and misfortune. and approved Of s his mea- snfes. He if elected b dopblless pledged to give his full sappOrt to an ths measares Of the party in the a,aee. bOh in sAnciiOang thS course of .ht4esn;ive usurpaion, and in snstninihg men for Oics who have Doihing but pary pattiee4aes ,o reco@mshd .hsm.- Upon this point there can bs 10 mistake Every doubt
 s removed by hia political cOsdncs sh6 6 lhe fan
 that he has consented to become the candidate tbAt party without any qualification. He is their man, aad evinces his attachnent to thsi meuEes by the bold stand he takes in their defence. CaS thers be aEy doubt then as .oihe cOurse he would phrsse 'e should bess fortunate wss bSelected Senator Get sainly not. His iDusnce would the Isngth of sup porting a the proceedings ofthe pariys bot n doors and out. And can such man be go6diegslator, Or
 s he worthy of our con6denceY We leave uhfs with you to andwer at ,he polls aE you fit. The result of your answer WE trust will be, Cat no man shall go to the Senate from this District who is 6otlhCrOGgb purified from the influence of Jacksonism.
 Ptr. Order cf th1 Csmmittes.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-03-20
RSOm ths Phks6slph;a Laquirer.

ROm fhs PktlslsIphia Iaqwier.
 U s. BANK-LoANs=PgBLIC DEPOSfTES.
 We ask attention io rlDs EslIowiae auihssiie saie- uests E s calculated 70 Rullly much misrcpresenia- ton, and to renIe the ihoaGaud GlandOrB of the day. Sp I0dusriOusy circulated by S Globe and Oih- BAMK oS Thk URrKRp sFArEs,
 Ala meeting oi ,he B6ard of HirecsorS held Ihis day. Mr. Eyre, from lhe Commiilee OIsthe Offices. presented Ihe following report, which was read:
 REPORT.
 The CoGnmilCee on the Oi6ces HavinR now nscer. taDed hy an expeFieneo of several 0nils the ,lrO- gress of the FsdSeiions in fle business of the b.nk orderel 9y the HUgFd on the Bah of OcIOher as avs ihemselyes of the nonlhly Feiorns of the Bank and all its offices, mlRde 6P S6r ihe snonth Of March, tO present statement of .E0se reducIions.
 The desigs of she Board in directing them, was to iaying the deposiss of the GoyerSne" Us. % so as so prase wiIh as littte injury possible the cOmmani 'y. How Sar thas purpOse has been accomplished. will he seen frsH the following detailed slalemen. Of the hmouneOt the lOans, depOstes, specie and circu laiioH 0E the Bank, rom inc lst of October 1885, to the lat Of Mareh, 1854: @
 1833 DisconSts. Domestic BiHs. Totat. Oei: l. 42l206,275 42 l7,867, ,91 5I 60O94, ,2O2 93 Dee. l. sassoSs7 ss is,ssaST Is gS41ss, 4 ,IS4 SS S 1884, ~
 Jan l, 3s,6O9 069 '46 l63oo 3o2 o4 549iI .46i 70 Feb. l, S7,544252 82 l7,298,720 s2 5A,a0l,973 64 Mar. l, V S8t,1Sl S6 'l8.786698 OO 56l6T ,029 86 1888. Pabhc Depos. Psipate Depos. TosoL Oct. l, 9a68, ,4S5 58 8,O08.862 78 17,S77.298 36 Dee. ]. 5,i6s.260 6s 6,sG,l7 10, 1l,sse, ,4sS 7S iss. i.' i 4,sso.5Os ss s7s4see os io,oes, ,s7s so
 ss sss ss z z lsias E ssss sssssss sss ss ss f83S. s-ss~ ss: \. ssSspectess is GSrcklxion. ocioberf., 1o,665,44I 5I I9,los.I89 1 November !, 1O,342yi60 46 l8,5l3,0O0 57 December !, 9,8l8,52s 25 1s,6SO,9l2 90 1884. af' s. January l, 1O,03l ,237 % l9,2os, ,379 90 February !, lO,342, l60 46 l9,260,472 90 March I, lO3s5, ,439 IS l6,523,IS9 co From this statement, it will be pereeive t,at from
 the 1st of October, tho Bet of bsaFch tire total re- duclion, ntheline oflocal discs ssas, 4845 l43 56 While there has been m im-
 crease in ihe domestic
 bills, of 9l877O 49
 E. -L--G--- Making the total reduction of
 loans. K 3926373 O7, During .he same period. the reelection of ,he public
 deposites was ..-, 7,26420l 96 Aud of the private deposites, 665,732 86 Making total reducon of
 deposites, of 1929 94 82 During the time, the specie Of the bank has di-
 unfinished, 278OO2 36 And the circulation of the bank, E 6O5OOO 57
 The comparison or riie two periods will he more o, sioas frorm the following ,abdiaE s.asetnent:
 oc,. !, 1883, soo94 .aos ss II, sEgs ,s77. .sss se March l, 'S4, o6,l57 .sas s6 9,9E,363 54 s,sa6,s7s O7 7,s2ses4 s2 l F CirSuiatio9. Specie.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-03-20
VENDJJE.

1.-THE EXCAVATION f6S a CANAL. of
 l about One Hundred and Thirty Rods in length, for Man0factory in this place, will
 be pat under contract, with the loMcsl hiddrr. ,on Wedxesday tke 9fscf April neri, at 10 ,,'- clock A. n. on tl6 premises. It will De put up ia seftinns Cd trrl ID t6i. 20 rods each <. f.<s .s, . .s sss. .:ss X X ISRAEL COZ: : ! W0ltOitIiz2P M0rCh f8 l8S4 @s4f
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-03-20

of cOhssniaI spiris) to accomplish certain nsGariOus
 The object is so eollectaaES eoseonsse of specta. tors. asd when their minds are iBienyfxed upOn the cOpIee n exhibii0n, this gnng ol desperadoes Io rush ihtlSGD du4 ia she eyss s de Peope, reinOve the DEP0slgEs FROM TnE1n PocKgTs. seine upoa hals cloaks Rreat-coals and uhrellns, and then appr0pFi aleihi M gotten prey 0 ler ow use, upon the great principle of modern paGio6SG tlIae Co the veiors! o the veiOrs! b6IDuG the sfoils Whsu therefore, the intelligent ElectOrs the l5a Diriet hear any thing Of inc old quarrel between Democracy and Federal. ism, they shonld be very much gn Iheir guard and should remember that when they are dealing with the ,Hg'h fngered geRtry, they must LOOK Our.
 Ay. EdirOr-Ewas applied Q lalt Neek no les than GoOr tides tn give ny vs,6 at lh9 ptag eleson, n
 favor of the JacscsOs .iclae. iGs and Lsgis- Ialure., sZODsds.' Saysl, l'P Bhnk man, and de- tes. the cOauc. of tke PfeAlshs heartily for remo- wing ,hs deposi,es yO eaaa expect any thing from me till you sni under diisrsns aag.s 'o,' says one 'oue Legislature hHn'i got any ,lag to do with the depOs,es; and as for Jackson they can't help him one way nor iO'ther. Thaiis iuplw wha. Squire Wells
 says, down rO HartGard {; and otr ..so-and six.pen. ny wdsthkr.cock over to Litch6eid says ,aiouy the same thing: 90 dou's be Gigh.eaed taboat shat.' &rise this, Mr. Editor. to les kno just how our opposers act, aboua the business o che elec,io Tor they are determined that nothing han pure Jackson. ism shali go 10 the Assembly this year. W.
 Hagssint0n, March, 1884. s
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-03-20
PROBATE SALE.

DY order of the Hon. Court of Probate for D the District of LitchGeld, 70 much of the Real Estate of,
 a.. ELIHU COOK. <. late of fTerriDgtoD, in said district. deceased, as will raise ihe a0m of 892 dollars 72 eents, sxitb jncideptal charges of sale. will be sold # Public Vendue. uDless previously cold atpri- yate sale. on Friday the 4sh day of April, 1884. at 10 o'clock A. M. Sale 10 be At the late dwelling h0nse af the deceased.
 RIEEx CoOK. A...+ ! ERAsTUs HopsEs. ""'' =. ' 16fyingtoH; M6rck iA; lsS4 s4I
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-03-20

The EEaminer aud the Moderator, two papera re- gently published WashiaglOn as tho escisl aiso- caaeeo of MesSr1 Webslsr aud M'Lean have bssn dis-
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-03-20
NOTTCE,.,

WI HEREAS my soo D ANIEL c. DAY. w TONss minor of the age of seventee1 years, has. contracted debts Withogt my knowledge, or consent-this is- therefore t0 forbid all pefaans tfusling him on my acconnt. as will nay no debts of his cOntrscling
 DANIEL DAYTON.
 Ks1s, March 10, les< s4o
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-03-20
..NOTICE..

'tllHE Court of Probate for the District of l I.itchfeld has assigned the 2ist day of instant March, at fen o'clock in the forenoon, at the Probate Office in Lhchfeld. for the ex- :, animation and settlement of the accounts of the subscriber, exception of the last will and , testament of BENJAMIN T.RROOP, late of said Litehfsld, deceased. at which time aud: place all persons interested in said estate will # they see cause attend' before said Court and be heard in the premises,
 By order of said Court. @
 DAN THRoor, Erecutor. Lisekfeld Marck I2. 1884 s4f
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-03-20
NOTICE.

:. X, NOTICE. THE subscribers being appointed by the N Hon. Court of Probate for the District of Litch&eld COmmissioners t6 receive and adjust the claims 0f tha eFedators of the estate of AUGUSTUS T. MERRILL,
 late of fTorrington. within said district, deceas- ed, represented insslvent,' hereby give notice that we will attend at the house of Uri Fay loT, in said Torring,on. on Tuesday the 18th of April, and on Monday the f5th ef Septem- Der next. to receive and examine said claims, at IT o'clock A. M. on each of said days. fI LEONARD GOODWIN. z a ELISHA MUNN,, sa ~ cvns"s'- URT TxYEoR, issro] ''0'''S.
 All persons indebted tO said estate are re-. qussted to make immediate payment to
 .f <, WTLLsAMa BuLn,' Adm'r.
 TorrinetoR, Mnrck IT., 1884 1T
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-03-20
AUCTION SALE

TN pursuance ofan order from the Court of
 A Probate for the District of Washington, SO much of the Real Es.ste,ef. ,..... .t,., DAVID, REYNOLDS, late of said Washington, deceased, will be sold at auction. as will raise the sum of nine hundred and seventy dollars thirteen cents. day of March,. A. D. 1884. at Q o'clock A. M.
 f ALBERT REYNOLDS, Adm'r. Washington, March I2, 1884 s4T
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-03-20
W0ltostbizle, March f8,. lSS4 s4
 A Good Opportunity. '.,l
sat sj FOR AN 4.,3 @ sl4 fs-s. Enterprising Mechanic.

S. ! : 7
 Enterprising Mechanic. TvHE subscriber wishing to retire from, the
 business, will dispose of his interest in tho Cabinet BasAsess in tke Viftage of Lisckfeld. Con-, Ftuw cohtinnedslnderl the name and firm of DEwEY & BuLKLEY. Tie Establishment, consisting of convenient and extensive buitd- ings, wilibe SOLD, or RENrgD for term of years. GEORGE DEWEY.
 All persons indebted to C. Devey or De.Oey' & Buikley, are requested to make immediate payment. They have now on hand
 THE MOST ExTENsIvE AssoRTMENT OF
 FURNITURE
 EVER OFFERED IN THIS VILLAGE. Those in want have now favorable opportu- nity to supply themselves otF such terms as we think eahnOt fail to give entire satisfaction. Call and sec.
 { r. t,stjer DEWEY B. BULKLEY.ggs Litch6eld, M0rek 20. 1884 ,. s...,..e. 4r
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-03-20
: 'MARRFEU'

In this town, on the l2ih inst. by the Rev. MT. nickok, Mr. William ". bioss to. Miss Abigail Per. kins, daughter of My: Harvey Peykias; and M ihs line, Alr. Henry Perkins!o 10 Miss Harret M'Nei dassghief 6f Mt. Roswell MsSaiis N M
 la New Miiloed, Mr. Solomon Eloslwiak. 20 Miss Adeiina Booth, daugh her of WaiisR Booth, Esq.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-03-20
NEW BOOKS...

ss ,sg.4 EI 4S1Vv 0OO4AsCs-sst IS .1s
 NIAYURAI1Theolog or evidence of ths, IN existence and attribotes of the Deity, colleefsd from the appearances of Nat0re.-- By Wm. Paley, D. D. Illuserated with plates . Church Psalmody.. a collection of Psalma and Hymps, adapted to Public Worship. By Lowell Mason. .,is. F,s
 Letters efy. Dpseniag. Major, &c, to his old friend Mr. Dwight, Ofthe N. Y. Daily Adver- tiser--with plates.s For ssle by ...,ss 5 |, March lS. -ssfs ;e "a N. A. LORD.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-03-20
p"A." and "B." and 2 C." mex, week.

T We are reques.ed to give notice ,ha. Public Exhiiitioa of the Scholars of the first District School in this village will be held ., she Co6r House on Fri dsy spenisg nsr, commencing .. half nest o'clock. The public generally are issited to attend.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-03-20

4 Demi. Semi Qaausr cf Indignation =" The Philisiines are upon us-Persec cution obtrudes its uniscrea,ed front in every form What advertise per order of My Lord Probate of Non-ee-wangs lectures upon political consistency, disnieresedness and love of coun.ry, in any other coi1mas than our own = Bah bah! bah Wreiches that ye are! We will blow up every Court of Probate in the Universe we will sweep over the county Of Liichfeld and annihi. late the People! "Hsaps upon heaps! wiih the jaw of an ass," we will slay ga thousand men." of our Democratic Advent. tse.i SAMPSON.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-03-20

The President yesterday ys-noaiaassd 10 the Sea. ate the three persons lately reeci cd as Goysrnent Directors of inc Bank of the United Siats6. The reasons which he assigned the Senate for this ua- usual step. f any. were cohOpicaisd in confidence
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-25

We were presented the other day
with an apple about the size of hen
egg. and somewhat of similar form, of
very pleasant flavor, being the second
growth Of this season. The tree bloom
ed about the beginning Of August, in
MIR. James Parks garden, in this town,
and the fruit seemed 10 have arrived a,
maturity about the last Of October
There were a number Of branches con-
tanning five or sax apples in each. This
tho not altogether out Of the order oi
nature, Is nevertheless Of rare occur.
renee, and may therefore deserve to be
chroDicled as one Of the freaks Of the
old dame RnOrriNe { TeR.) Register
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-25
Died.

On Ihursiay. the nth instant, Of n short III
ness, Mr. EDWARD kxLirr, of South Bol,,.r.
near u.rpcrsferry, aged about Is.
I'm Monday, the 18th instant, ia the Istb ,r.r
Ferry.
Tn Sunday, the ihh instant. Mr.. E,Ixx
Cso~t, wife u Mr.. Michael Crowi, of Iist~r.-
Ferry.
lcosNcsicArxp.1
Departed this life, on Wednesday. the iosh
,"s..', af,rrs lingering aud painful iiine.. ~h..L
he bprr nth uncommon patience, MIR JAcos N
MAssiss. of this county. in the Esd year Of h,.
age.
his youth has been sn.trhe, aw a, An the n,o,,
~ hic, from many affr,iionatc rvi.,io.,-auiJ
bright prospects. ard many spparrnt assurance. of
earthly hal'piness Every mean. to r.-.torr him
.ss r~sost-Jto, but IN vain. The, he hs. made |.
happy Transition. is the onl, consolation 20 i. a.
hie'ed irieads. HIS moral worth, urb.n,t, al
manners, sud Integrity oil SLar.st-r, are well
known TO his ss9u-iatsneea A fRIrNn
Oa The iith OF Ostober last. Mr.. Nam Mn
LA, eoaso't Il Mr.. Peter Miller, Of W..hinr-
ton county. Nd. sg-l about fort, Ave.
Al Antictan Iron Works, ON fhur.1i.y morn
'"g tiie iit,, INST, zftcr short and pa,,ful ill.,
ness, Mr. WILLiAs CoLkxAS BmI.s. younv,.,
500 o' John Bricn. deed, in the 22ad ,..r OF h,.
age.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-25

The L. $ Senate. in appointing their commit
tees for the session, are ehsrgeable with having
committed great oversight in disregarding the
claims Of one Of their body. The Hon isaac hill,
Il seems. is not permitted TO associate in commit
tee. With any Of the Senators in the preparation
Of materials for Legislative elaboration. let the
Slighted, the injured Senator from New HsmP-
shire console himself vith the reflection th.t il
he is denied the privilege Of eompsnionsi,ip At
the Capitol in Washington, he can enjoy ii in an
other large building situsted 81 Concord by his
own admission, he 'ean collect sx eon,ieis from
the State Prison Of Ne~ Hampshire. with whom
he would rather associate than Nth Clay, Web
,Ier. Calhoun, Poindexter, CLAYTON, aud Bell
For a culosium on this worthy. aud on the lea
Ven-bofn Amos. the rrsJer ~ referred TO grs-
phie passage in the speech Of Mr. barton, "a
to-da, 5 paper.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-25
IMroRTANT PRoM ErRoPE.

The ship Europe has srrivei from Liverpool.
bringing Liverpool pspers % ti,e 18th Of Nov.
The Engiisa Ministry has been dissolved, os-
sauionsd by the drs'h q the E-rl n spencer -
Lord Al,horps saeeeesio the Perragc ~ place a
che deceased Esri.
Th- nsv Frrnsh Ministry hs. bcen orEsnized,
snd the Chambers oonsoked Coz thc ~ q De-
eernb-r. iasiesd q The 20th. This early cell d,
ssid 70 hs,e been proioesd IN part. u sos ensirr-
~. By Air Livingston. 70 obtain soasiders,,oa II
the Amcriesn iBslsmn,ty.
The nev Mtaiary consists q the Duks de
Bsssssso, Aisisser q the I.ferios sod Pr,s,dsa'
q The Couss,i. ". Bressos. sbo - sos-is-lss
q Jus,ise Ihomv,on. Of the supresas Cosrt q
the q. ss-ts } Ni,nis,ef Coz FosriEu Aa.ir., Gee.
Bernard, Minister of War ~. Ch.sl,-, Dopia,
Miuister a she Nsriarg ". resis. Miaissr ~
Gem 4ssrse, ". Psssy. Minister 81 ,hc Piaasees
~. Pcrsi rfaias t.'e Jua'os Department
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-25
nRooKvLLr. Ixn. sou. ID.

Hogs For the last three weeks
our eyes have been greeted with scarce
any thing except rasf drores of the
sIciaih multitude. Within that time,
" from our own idea Of things" and
from the calculations Of others, there
must have passed through this place,
upwards Of THfRTY THousAsD Hoes.
all vending their way 90 Cincinnati.
the grestest hog market we would ven
turc 10 say IN the known world. All
these hogs are from a small section ol
this State.
We arc told by the oldest settler
there never was a. many hogs drove
through this place IN one year before a.
has been within che last three weeks.
Some days Il seemed as II the vast are
ma of natures store house was filed
with Hogs.-l .3aeylcaH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-25

ALEXANDRIA, (LoU.) NOV. &c.
we nave seen letter, bearing date OF tlIe
21:h August last, addressed by SrErnES =.
AusriS TO some Of has friends 10 Texas
At the time OF writing the letter, Austin
was confined IN prison Al Mexico, and there
was little prospect Of his speedy Liberation, as
the charge upon which he was detained as a
prisoner Is no less than high treason, for
which he must be regularly tried before the
proper tribunal Of the country. lie says
Santa Anna, the President. 70 friendly To Tex as
and to him, and would have set han at liber-
y before this time, f II had not been for the
influence Of certain persons in Coshuila and
Texas, who have repreSe nted him TO the Pre-
sident and Congress IN very unfavorable
light IHisIiigsaeer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-25

BALTIMORE, D.c. 90.
CATTLE-But few lots coming in. The,
are IN demand-saies AZ s. a sc, as in quaii-
~.
EASTERN PorAroEs.-we quote IL.
cargo price Of common at 30 n 40 cts. and
Mercer At 80 a 81. The market /, we'll ann.
pied with tho former, but the latter /, not so
abundant.
FLOUR.-Hossard Street.-The reeeip,. of
the week are full, exceeding in the sgyre cate
sVOO bills Sales TO some extent hive beer
made from stores NJ - SCI and a. 62l. The
wagon price Is uniform at 81 so, but some OF
The dealers begin TO take their supplies ra-
Their reluctantly at that price.
GRAiN.-H hesf.-The depressed and in
active state Of the Flour market ha. had an
effect upon the prices OF wheat. The very
best reds will not now bring more than &c or
~ cents. We quote the range offair TO YER,
prime red al 9Ois6 or 81 cents per bushel-
We hear Of no sales Of white wheat.
COrn.-sal.s Of both sorts, for shipment.
at the beginning Of the week, at SIS cent,
since then sales have been IN AIDE at Sc cent,
Tor both sorts, and We quote the same prices
to-day.
Rys-Iias declined. We now quote at Goa
GA cents Der busheI.
Oss'.-A fair supply Mt markei-we quote,
as IN quality, at 3O,33 cents per bushsi.
Ct0rsrsssd. Prices have advanced The
wagon price IS SIS TO 5 25, aud the store
price s. - TO SIS ga
The wagon price Of family Butter is 10 cts
for No. !, not much coming in. Some very
superior lots OF killed Pork, corn fed, hay.
been sold at 80 Sc SO per 100 lbs.
WiitSkEf.-SsIeso Of bbls. from store.
have been made Al 3ls3lA cents. The wa.
son price Of bbls. Is "a ceats, exclusive of
the Dbl
ALEXANDRIA, DEC. 30.
FLOUR.-For the last two days the W sgon
price OF Flour has been 81 80 - Is
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-25

Sale Of real property. by Jno. Moler, tru.,e,
Of John Peter. Tomorrow.
Sale OF Geo. Iiusi'es's property, by Hunter
and Dsugherty. trustees, Tomorrow.
Hiring Of n"groc'. 10y Judge Tucker. =: Lee.
town, or Saturday next
sale Of i.laad property near IIarpers-Ferry. b,
John Fitzsimmons. trustee Of L. weru~ar. O,
Saturday next.
Sale OF standing timber on the Shannon hin
tract, by }. i. Dsusherty. on Saturday next
Sale OF the personal estate Of u. >. Turner
deed at WheaiiAnd. On Monday next.
Sale Of negroes. BY Edward Lucas, sen Al.
m'nis'ra'or Of Lewis Ronemus. deed, NJ ID. Eat.
ier's tavern in Shepl.erds,own, on Monday ucIi
Hiring Of Burwells' negroes. by Nelson and
Cameron, Guardians for the heirs, Il Bunkers-
Hill, on Monday next.
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TRUST SALE.

Any virtue Of deed Of trust, executed to
10 tie undersigned by jacob Myers and
William Cleveland, bearing date on the lOlh
day Of February, 1884, for the purpose Of
securing the payment Of certain sums Of mo-
ney therein mentioned. due TO John % Watts.
Of Albemaflo co., Va. aud duly recor-
ded N tho Clerks Office 81 the Count,
Court Of Berkeley, shall proceed to sell,
Tor cash, on the premises. on .HORdsy tie l2h
day ef January asJi. the property conveyed
m said trust, consisting Of half acre LOT Of
GROUND II Bunkers-HilI, IN Berkeley Coun.
W, on vhieb u asabstsntiaituo story STONE
HOUSE, 30 by 40 feet, at present occupied
- . store by Mr. Jacob ID. Shewaiter siso.
comfortable Frame House sdjoininK the
same, aod tao other tenemsBts The above
deserDed property - located IN a thiokly
settled aud sgrsesble RsighOoFboosl, o nd OasFs
great Inducements To persons DESTROYS of en-
gaging 10 the DercAbtIis businsss, ~ a Is
considered one among the beat stands for .
store N this part % Virgins.
Such title ~ IL vested IN the unde r.igned
- trustee, will Be made 20 the purchaser
The sale Willtske place about O'Clock, p "
Dec g. 1aJf-3t Tsssss,