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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-02
EE0rpcrs-FFrru .9r0sFenl,I.

HVllE Principal OF the above institution
n feels happy IN announcing TO those Who
nave patronikcd.It, that he has, after the usual
Christmas recess, resumed the duties Of his
charge. Aware that tho encouragement and
support OF an intelligent community, can be
obtained, only, by perseverance, and industry.
u'e undersigned promises that no effort shall
he wanting, on las part, 10 inspire those COM
m'tled TO his care with profitable zeal for
the acquisition Of knowledge. Amidst the
soliciiudes, almost parental, necessarily at
taehinS 10 the instruction Of youth, and the
cares resulting from a station humble, vet
responsible, the subscriber u not without the
pleasing hope that his labors have been appre.
t'1led, whilst lac takes much pleasure in
acknowledging that they have been adequate
iy rewarded.
ito may be permitted 20 mention. with
some desreo OF complaceBcy, that the di,ci-
pine OF the school (Which is that Of our best
'egulated Colleges) has not interfered with
1e attachment and partiality TO Il Of those
whom Il was intended TO operate.
~ the solicitation Of some friends, a few
Young ladies viii ~ received, 20 whose IN
iructon lady qualified BY education and
'NPericncc, under The supervision Of the
'rlncipal will be wholly devoted.
The cOurto u Instruction Will. a. hereto
re, embrace thorough and practical
nowlcdgc of the substantial branches Of q
sooc English education. The ancient and
modern languages viii also receive due attrn-
ION. JOHN }. HICKEY, Priaeigll.
January o. 1894
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-02

VIRGINIA, TO WIZ:
In the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and
Chancery for jefferson County. October
18th, 1893:
Hrnry Bro.rn, pLux,,r
Be'!jassn ~. Je6crson, asipi,tisfraf,r Of H,,uL-
fon Jcf7yon, deceased aud Richard JtJDia,,
S.r'If 81 JcgrrS"n County, 10 lrhoss lras rom
nuffesi Hse administration ,ls. b.n,s no, 4. 4 ~.
sud HIrahon JcGetssa, sI-c-use,I, and i,,,,
Ssp'sd, TIE lrfoi~.g, and .lEu4a E,h.a6.fb
frdHce4 Inn, aud fun Hlnaifss, infainl he,,s
anu e|''1f'e" Of The sai'i deoe.lsea,
DEFENDAsrs.
IN CHANCERY.
HVtiIS cause came ON TO be heard this l7,h
- day OF October, 1-S3, upon the bill and
exhibits, the answer OF the infant defendant.
by their guardian al ht,m, the subpana duIy
executed upon the other defendant, more
than four months ago, and was argued hx
sounseI; NhereuPon IL !, adiudged and order
ed, that Master Commissioner Worthineton
DO examine, state aud settle the accounts be-
tween The parties as prayed for in the bill
stating aud settling the account OF the pcr-
sonal estate Of Hamilton Jefferson, deceased.
which has come into the hands Of either Of
ms administrators; taking an account also Of
the real estate Of Hamilton Jefferson. decd
which has descended to his heirs. stating d.,
tull value OF the same, together with the an
nual value, upon testimony TO be produced be-
Tore him, stating also the amount of speciaItv
debts binding the heirs. which have been paid
out OF the personal estate Of the said Hamil-
Ton Jefferson, deceased, and the amount for
which il will DO liable, setting forth all such
matters rs he may deem pertinent, and all
other matters which may be adiudged by Ell
'her party TO be especially stated, and make
report OF his proceedings, ia due time before
the next Court, in order To further decree
And the Commissioner is moreover directed
10 give public notice for two months in n pub-
lIc newspaper published in CharIestown. call
ing on all creditors Of Hamilton jefferson
decd, TO appear before him and exhibit and
prove their respective claims-alI which he
IS TO audit and report to this Court.
copy-Teste,
ROBERT I. BROWN, c. c.
Com1aSssoHe's' C6ce, CHnrlrsf0srr7
., Otfobcr -, 1888. (
TIE parties Interested la the above mention.
c'i suit, are hereby notified that shall attend :,
t,e office aforesaid, on JHHrs.iD The 26fb sLIu
DroeTaocr 'ierf, TO enter upon the execution oil
lhe above order OF Court, anil shall continue
from DAY TO day until my report shalt be OompIe-
ted-Shen and where they are required 20 bring
iorSar'i claims against tie estate OF Hamilton
Jehcrson, deceased, vouchers proofs and ,,a,.-rs
Se that they may deem necessary, TO cnabI,. mn,
TO discharge the duties required by the aforesaid
ortler Of Court.
u. woRTHINGToN. C,-.r
Ofthe Car. Sup. a. Of L.. q e. fer J~C Z,
Oct ~, 1888.
a. THE above case is continued until
Tuesday he ia day If Januays-afIer which
day claims against the estate OF Hamilton JeC.
ierson, decd, will not be received, unless d.
rectcd by the Court. N ~
January ,, 1884.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-02
SAVING.

VNHE SAW MILL on the Island in the
II Shenandoah, near Snyder's Mill, has
lately been put in good repair, and is CAPABLE
OF saving several hundred feet per day An
experienced sawyer has been employed to NJ.
tend IL. IT, y ~,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-02
PR0PERTY.

W SAID deed, Except negroes consisting OF
Horses, horned Cattle, Hogs, Sheep, Farm
ing Utensils,
Household aud Kitchen Furniture. &c. &c.
Al The same time, n number Of Valuable
SLAVES will be hired out for the ensuing
year, unless previously contracted for-the
latter would be preferred.
eroun oil nine months will be given TO
purchasers at the sale, upon giving bonds with
approved security, where the purchases n
mount 10 i've dollars or upwards. For smaller
sums, the cash ia hand will be required.
GAN persons indebted TO tie estate. will
please make payment to J. +. Daugherty
who, as attorney and agent, is duly authoril-
ed To settle all business ia which the cstat, -
concerned MARY LEWIS, .Idnrir
ej John H. Le,cis
December 10, 1899.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-02

VVHE subscribers have a good assortme nj
- OF Round Iron, calculated for Auyur,
tn which they would invite the attention of
customers on the railroad and elsewhere.
JOHN N. LANE & WEBB.
Shepherdstown, Jan. ., 1894
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-02
NOTICE.

TIE .SessiOn Of tie FE-ILiLE SCHOOL,
IN tie Charlestown Academy, will com
II mcnee on Monday the 18th inst
Jan. =, l-3I.-2t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-02
MARRIED

On Tuesday the Gath Dec. Mr.. MANTLE NIrsE
OF Frederick county, TO Miss HANNAH J. ASDEH-
soS, formerly Of this iJvn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-02
WORTHY OF ATTENTI
WORTHY OF ATTENTION
Land Of a Superior Quality
FOR SHE.

.'uNiE subscriber being DESTROYS 10 remove ,o
u the west, oilers for sale that desirable
piece OF property, lying in Jefferson county
va, on The main turnpike road leading 10
Baltimore, and Immediately at the cross Pad
reading To Alexandria, > miles from u,rners-
Ferry and "a from Charlestown (tbe county
seat-) iiarpers-Ferry. II will hc rorniIcc,si
- the best country market ia Virginia for ali
Kinds OF country produce To which place the
chesapeake and Ohio Canal is now COMPLETED
ana the baltimore and Ohio Rail-Road aI.n
within lew miles of IL; from whence flour
can be transported for 37k cents Der harrsI
and perhaps less, either to Gcoreetown op
baltimore II can be testified, that on this
farm there have beet raised upw ards Of 40
bushels OF wheat and 60 bushels OF corn. per
acre, and GO tons Of hay. per season. n i
without exception, the best farm in the Val
ley, and contains about 100 ACR ra with
out stone-break upon a. has sufIiciency Ct
lumber, and tho whole farm now in n high
state OF cultivation, aud under good feaeins
nc improvements are n large a
and eommcdious weIl-fnished
I0rerIs EEONSe. ssss
which has been occupied as such -&-kl3
Tor several years, with success-and every
necessary building for a farm aud tavern. All
under good roofs and in complete order
hrsi-rate young apple orchard of.cboieo fruit
aud two nescr-iaIling wells of water, with
pumps IN them, convenient Ia the door.
Persons disposed 10 purchase, will undoubt.
eddy view tie property. when the terms will
be made known by the subscriber, living on
the premises.
HENRY ID. GARNHART.
n. u. " The above property he not sold be-
lore The FIRST dry n March, 1894, IL will posi-.
der m m -
Jan. ., 1884.
or The Ilsserytown Mail. lancaster sPcnp's,
Journal, snd Fre,icriektoWn Examiner. viii Ia
set ihe shove until The sy of sale fiT not forbid
and Forward il'cir ACCOUNTS 90 the Free Press Of
fee. Tor pavmcnt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-02
YATEs q ndITH4TYRn.

'''"'H'I'f ~ N'IIIthIVH IVY y =
'.'Orlers from distance will receive the
moot prompt attention, and the " Register
containing the drawings will be sent % al
nho order as shove.
Jan. 2. 1924.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-02
U0frh Stolen.

WILL give reward Of 500 for the reco-
II vers OF fine gold chased Lever Watch,
with cable guard chain, fine gold seals. chain
and slide, which was stolen from my house
in April last. will also give an additional
rewsrd Of $50 for the apprehension and con-
Niction of the thief. The watch j. of small
sue, aud vas made BY 10. Johnson. No. 600.
Watch Maker, generally will do a favor by
keeping look out for Il and any inforina-
ton will be thankfully received by
VIM. CLEVELAND.
Charlie stnMn Nov ~ LIZ
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-02

HD EhAtNlNG IN the Post Office NJ Charles
j. town, Jefferson County, Va, December
3is;, 1888.
George Lay or q,
rolly AIsmong VIM Reed g
SCsan Laughliu
jesse Brown w Luddth
beekham ,
WIN Brown George Mccoy
Siram Bowen Anna ID Molcr
.no"as beail James T. moore
Doet. Buskirk Jane Myers
WIN BussiTk , iienry Milo.
sarah br'cn Michael Mcdaniel
josiah Burlott Jacob Moler
VIM Blackburn Thomas Nurnhv
Maria Buokmas:cr W d McCrud,r q
Jane + Byrd Jane, Martin
John Act.arry
Mary Conkiyu Jo.eph Mec,s,n.x
Mary ( ChamberiiR Susan w Minor
Henry Z Crumbadeer samuel Miller
VIM clifton 4 Moore
, Chenowth, or Ellwood Morris
ID T Crawford
VIM Cleveland Lewis NeilI o
MARY Carriil Neal & Fsrly
Vim NeVin
Ann w Davis Nm Noake.
Mary A Downs p
James DeNine John Peter }
-. Aaron Pendergress
VIM Evans Robert J w Polk .
Thomas Fitzgerald q u
VIM n Fleming s C Rather
ra'rick Finn Chandler Robbins
Noah French
John Flagg Mr. Strait
1ae"o fonke Abraham Snyder
Iord Snyder . Peter Shank
"m Flood Courtney n Smith
Lee Fulton Daniel snyder
WIN + Farr Sheriff
Aaron II Snyder 1
Martha r Griffith Richard shea
Harrison Goran . u % Smith
Nm Grove Amanda Shamblin
James Glenn Charles Swresbury
John Gallaher Raleigh Sulscr
VI Absalom Silver.
John Halter T
frederick Harrison John Thompson
tenry High John Tarr
Jonathan Hoover w
Gcrsham X Hall Susan wilkinson
ann Hannah WIN worthington
Noblet Herbert Thomas A Whittier
George Hughes James Wilson o
Samuel Wright
s IT Johnston Aaron Whitaker
Sophia Jones John T. wiltshire
VIM r Watkins
MARTHA kisinger Putnam S Washington
Kelly & Martin
l. John o Yates
h'eh u Leo Nicholas Young 3
John LANG
Jan. Q, 1899.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-02
SPLENDID LorTHRIus,
sac, 900 Capital, and 20 Prizes Soooo
Virpinia State I nttory

No. ], for 1884, To be drawn in Richmond
on Friday, 10Th January.-66 No. Lottery.
10 drawn ballots.
SCHEME:
! rriLe OF 10000 / 5000
lo,OO0 2,s22
L G,0OO 30 1000
Besides many Of 500, 400, &c. &c.
Tektts s9-ShGrsS IN proportion.
81 Certificates of packages Of ~ whole
Tickets SlOO' certificates Of packages OF
halves, quarters, and eighths, in proportion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-02

VIRGINIA, TO VIII:
81 Rules holden ~ tbr Cicts = OiFee az the Cir
cut Superior Court OF Iar sud ChaD-erv H..
jefferson County, the iiss, Monday ga Noyero-
bee, 1855.
.Fcrmnt-r 81 Ibssai,t. s,rrgriBe bayfncr Of "a b.
kafe firm Of W IJs1iati = RJy~,g, and R,hc-t
H0'hahsfon. FLAIsrITs,
JsfH Y f9gtfis, ~ nj rfghf. ~ c-~rrA's- r.
Jskn hinged. skc'd also a. o. rernfsr Of f4r,.f
Icr'tf, It'd ialin .Udrra,hiic, a,ivswsf' afs.
81 IstH .lfsfffr. dcc'd N ~ Gfssiar o4f
.harH y his ri'c EHe .Nfru q Umgcfr.
ts~yfFr EHfisI and Hcifs lSf lrife inf~ h,f-F
IAtus. Jgtn T. UHgerd CdfisYrrr Ufagssl,
.Mrcs Una Hmyeyd ges'gc ~ Uw7~rs.
HIsd JaCot Umgrr,f here n Jshs Umgeio ~.
kerd. Dflui,{ EHfff crrrhfsr II f0ft~rfr.
.tf9ffer. ot-r'd. and satiglysfDfgr II BTU
.Ne6d1gr7 dcc'd. Jhsugs IE,ner, aeiD1fia'-
frafor a. 5yfir nom ~ .ssiff9gV t'tsyu~r, d~s'f
lSlsaii,f H,f.s,I C.stcr UHBs, fgf~ Sieyte ~
JHr.rsn Gouafr. asfHfnsfraf0r Of Rstsff q
n. sk,.L JHsa.as LAiens, nad Haier mr.
s,sn. ,,..''f'r u Jsin Bnier, dse'd.
~ oHLvcERY.
ZnIiE defendants. s.. %. Gresham and NJ.
- ~ =. his wife, John y. " ingcrI, Cafts-
fine Ningerf, Msrceilins Wiusrrd. f.eorre D..
WrHFerd, end lscob Wiugcrd noe havtnF sut-r-
- tiicir apr aranec aud given ssruttty secorftnr
10 Zee sst ot 4tsrmbiy sud De rules u ihi, coltrf
a"d . apfrariug hy sstissiofy evidence tl,si 10y
ere ~ iuhabtfsnts II ihts country ne orb p
isat tic ssid defendants 20 sppsss here o. u,s
sat dsF ~ roe neat trrun. snd sHsscr tse sneud-
81 hil ~ tie pisintfs snd ihai copy n tbs CO.
drr b. forthwith inueried DO s0fne ~ spaprf iia-
iitife.i 30 thsfirtpvn for ivo moniis s,esefsitc-
ig and posted NJ ils ifitt dow n ~ ooar -ioute
iu iise ssid tasn ~ Ghariraosu
4 l0pf este,
kOBERT r. BROHN. G.. "a.
Nov 81 is1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-02
WASHINGTON COUNTY
BANK.

biHlin''-rOT'. Fbruary I1, Is31.
III Resolution Of the Board Of Direction,
NJ OF this Institution, the foIioving scale
and rates have been adopted for the govern
ment Of the officers thereof, IN receiving dopo-
sites Of money, TO Unite amount, subject 10
interest, viz.
For dePOsiics payable sir
months AMER deHand, ccrtih- Der annum OF
Gates shall be issued bear > pcr cent.
ing interest at the rate
For depV,iios payable
Hia,fy days after de,nand, GER per annnm Of
tIdcates shall be issued bear 4 per cent.
ing interest at the rate
For dePOshes payable sir
" days afi,T dsnis,sd, cerii6- | per apnun Of
Gates shall Ice ISSUED bear J per cent.
ing interest at the rate
BY order
GEO. u. MoSHER, Cashier.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-02

LAND FOR SALE.
WILL SELL, At private sale, that yslu.
- able TRACT OF LAND. lately
owned by Jacob hcidwhsl. containing
LOG l-2 .HCRES.
u not previously disposed of, it will he offered
ut public auction. at the Court Hous. IN
Charlestowp, on the LIT day Of March Court.
The terms OF payment will he made 10 sui,
purchasers DANIEL KABIE, Jr
.id"''r eJ Dani kabis, SEN DEED
Smokers Ferry, Jan. =, 1894
81 All person. are cautioned against tres
passing ~ any manner whatever, on the above
farm, as the law will most assuredly be rigid.
y enforced against every one who shall be-
found disreg arding this notice. d. X
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-02
so,ooo-2o OF l,6ooI
Maryland State Lottery.

No. ,, for lS34-To tie drawn at baltimore
on Tuesday, 2sth January No. Lotte-
ry-l0 drawn ballots
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-02

Tek'is S9-SAsTs' in proportion.
o. Certificates OF packages Of % whole
Tickets 500, certificates Of packages of
halves, quarters, and cighths 10 proportion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-02
PUBLIC SALE.

n n Thursday iAs ID day OF January at1,.
~ At the late residence Of DIR. John II.
Lewis, deed, will be sold, AZ public auction,
the ne rxonal
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-02

~ To all ,c'o"' IL n,oy concern. 4 q
'NtE public are hereby % take notice. that
y certain woman named T.. A. HOOP
'taf COMMAS, and who fsmsfiulss ps..et
rrseii a. my wife, Is not % be- trusted. or i1
~ wise % have credit on ny account. a. I
"a determined 20 pay no debts of her COO
acting. Given under ny band this 2slL dsv
December, 1893
TERENCE CoRMAN.
Jan ., is3l-3t
~ TIE Hsgcrstovn Torch light. % the arnn,
40. and ilrvarvl set a. this Office, Zoe payn'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-02
BANK STOCH.

hN'f 10 shares OF valley Bark Stock
for sale. r DlIfcuIury
Charlesiown, Dee Pc. 1879.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-02
HENS

7'eksf' ~ 50-Shsrss 10 proportion.
e. Certificates Of packages Of 25 whole
Tickets eco; certificates Of packages ofhaIyes
aud quarters in proportion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-02
Notice.

THE subscriber has on hand, and intends
4 keeping, BLACKSMITiIS' BELLOWS
Of various Sues, which lac will dispose Of at
reduced prices.
DANIEL MARKELL.
ShePherdstown, Dec. 10, 1898.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-02
oo,ooo-ZS OF booI
2O,Ooo-J6 OF 900!
Literature Lottery Of Della
ware,
No. >, for ls3i,-To be drawn ut Whining.
ton on Thursday, 3Oth January 10 No
Lottcry--il drawn ballots


TsLSiisi 80 Sharfs in proportion
O. Certificates 81 packages Of Is whole
Tickets SGu. oertihcatss Of packages of halves
ADD quarters IN proportion
6p-For Tickets and shares 10 The above
lotteries, by ihe package ~ single ticket, ad-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-02
2o,ooo-S OF a,oool

No. = for ls34-To lie drawn in Richmond.
Friday, 18th January-75 No. Loitery-II
drawn ballots.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-02
II Ltsf of Letters

EMAiNlNG in the Post Office az Charles
~ town, Jefferson County, Va, December
} Isl, 1888
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-02
VIRGINIA. TO VIZ.

GEO. r. NosHER, Cashier.
Feb. Is, l-33-Iy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-02

Dec. &c, 1893.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1834-10-25

Touched a, Eyal, July 9Th, Atlantic. Mason.
"a dnys from this port for South Atlantic I6ih.
Miles, Luce. 80 de- fan do for do August l4th.
Philip Iabb, Bowen, IL d. from do for do,
Cid at Charleston, 10Th, Crawford, Gardner, oi
this port, for New Orleans.
Cid at New York, 18th, brig Franklin, Barton.
Of this port for New Orleans.
At Antwerp, Aug SIst, Agenoria, Church, Ma
tanzas
At Cowes, Aug 2eth, IIavre, Hunt, Havana,
and sailed Sept I'd for Hamburg.
A letter from snip Philip Tabb. Bowen, Of this
port, dated at sea, Aug ~, states they were all
well--no oil.
Arr at New York 10th, Samuel Robertson.
Griswold, I'm London, Esther, Clarkson, do /;
Eliza & Susan, unknown, Liverpool; 81 Louis,
S,orer, ST Ubes Curtis, Curtis, London; Magoun,
Thurber, Providence.
A letter from ship Norfolk, Alley, Of New Bed
ford, dated in Indian Ocean, June 27h, states that
they had 1000 bbls whale oil and 800 sperm ma
ny ofthe ships had taken large quantities Of sperm
oil.
At St Helena, Sept I'd, ships Illinois, Leonard,
Newburg, 1000 bbls oil bark Pluto, Alanter, Ports
mouth, 500 whale and 400 sperm ship MoziIn-
bique, Cox, st Johns, 200.
Charles w. Dabney, Esq. Us Consul at Fayal,
writes home, that being very indignant on finding
that letters deposited in the letter bng at his Office
by Capt. Church, of ship Clay, were found opened
aud the waters removed, he took measures to de-
tect the spy, and found il to be u MOUSE.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1834-10-25
NEW STORE
NEW GOODS.

TNHE subscriber having purchased
II. and opened, his Extensive FALL
andiWINTER STOCK, Of STAPLE
and FANCY DRY GOODS, considers
that il may be of some consequence to
himself, that his Friends and Customers
should know something Of the circum-
stances, under which his stock has been
bought, and Of the terms, upon which It
will be sold.
The Goods have been obtained, gen
orally, from the AucrroN HOUSES IN NEw
YoRx, and with those advantages, which
Cash usually gives to the purchaser.-
Those ofmy Friends, in Town and Coun-
try, who were formerly my customers, are
now respectfully solicited, to continue
their patronage and purchasers gener,
nly, are also invited to call al the NEW
CASH STORE, in WArER-STREEr, and
be convinced by the unequalled low pric-
es attached to all my Goods, of my be-
lief. in the ancient maxim, !" A nimble
sixpence, better than slow shilling"
JOHN DANOL.
Oct. 10, 1884.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1834-10-25
GENTLEMEN'S
Furnishing Store.
Turner g. Salisbury,

--wATER-srREET-
EHAVE on hand large assortment
Of Cloths Of the most fashionable
colors, among which ore superfine olive
green, invisible do, peacock do, dahIia,
brown, olive brown, olive, blue, black,
sc. &c. common do do also, rich and
se,ect Iot Of Cassimeres OF various styles
and qualities. A large assortment Of
Vestings OF new. and approved patterns.
They have also an extensive assort-
ment oil READY MADE CLOTHING,
comprising DREss and FRocK CoATs Of
different qualities, and variety Of fash
,onable coiors cashmere and cloth PAM
rALooNs, ofvarious colors and qualities /;
velvet, valencia, satin, bombazine and
Marseilles VEsTs. tAlso, variety Of
sho,t jackets, pes. jackets, monkey do,
reeiing do, thick trowsers, flannel shirts,
and draws, cotton and linen shirts, stocks,
cravats, &c. sc. -.
AT this Establishment may be found
every article appertaining ~ gentle
mans wardrobe, made from the best Of
stock and in faithful manner which at
all times will be sold as low as at any 9TH
er Store. Oct 10.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1834-10-25
GREAT NATIONAL WORK.
American Magazine

OF VsEFvL AND ENrrRrAINIso xsowL-
EDGE.
To be illustrated bu numerous Engrarings
BY the Boston Bewick Company.
In HE success which has attended the publca-
~ tion oftle best Magazines from the English
Press has led TO preparations for issuing period
ical more particularly adapted 10 the wants and
taste Of the American Public. While il will be the
object Of the propretors 10 make the work strictly
what its title indicates, will. nevertheless, con-
tain all articles Of interest TO its patrons which up
pear in foreign Magazines. ,r-f
Extensive preparations have been entered into.
both with artists and authors, 10 furnish from all
parts of the Union, drawings and illustrations Of
every subject Of ofnterest which the publishers con-
Gdently believe will enable them 10 issue IA work
honora Bile to ts title. and acceptable TO the Amer
lean People.
The first number Of the American Magazine. IL
lustrated with upwards Of Twenty Splendid En-
cravings, will appear on or before the first Of Sep
telnber, and be continued monthly, containing be-
tween forty and fifty imperial octave pages, and be
furnished at the low price Of two dollars per an
mum. twill comprise ...
Portraits and Biographical Sketches OF distn-
guished Americans Views Of Public Buildings,
Monuments ond Improvements T; Landscape Seem
ery-the boundess variety and beauty ofwhich, in
this country, will form an unceasDg source OF in
structon and gratfcst ion Engravings and de-
scriptivns Of the character, habits, &c OF Beasts,
Birds, Fishes and Insects, together with every
subject connected with the Geography, History,
Natural and Artificial resources Of the country, H.
lustraled in u familiar and popular manner.
FREEMAN HUNT,
Agent Of the Boston Bewick Company.
AZ Court street, Boston.
Boston, July l9. 1884
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