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Litchfield enquirer., 1834-06-19
TO THE PIIRI.IC

TN one Of my advertisements which appear
~ regular 10 the papers printed in this place,
! offered for sale the Hygeas Pills. But il
seems from subsequent advertisement Of
Messrs. Jocel;n and Griswold that they alone
have the exclusive privilege Of selling said
Pills. tits far from me to desire to place my
self in personal collisi0n with the above men-
toned gentlemen. The authority Of the agen-
cy % those gentlemen know nothing Of; but
must again say that hasethe Patent Hyge-
40 Pills received from the agent n NJ Yupk.
which 4 win warrant to be genuine and II
any person wishing to purchase said pills u III
ao me the honor 70 call at the Apotheearies,
Hall and obtain them, and after using The same
they are found not to answer the desired ".
feet. Twill not only refund the money paid ior
them, but will further indemHify them for anv
and az losses that may accrue from suit Il
law ~ equity brought By the embargo agents
MessF1. j. and O.; and II they should prefer
Z. yellow 10 white label" will annex
one without additional charge.
Al. WILDMAlf.
Litrhksid. Jans IL, 1884 i
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-06-19
NEW ROOKS.

THE Family at Home, or Familiar Illhs-
tralions Of the various somestic duties,
with an introductory notice. BY @. ID. Abbot.
Fireside Piety,o the duties and enjoyments
Of Family Religion. by Jacob Abbot.
Christ our Example. BY Caroline Fay, a,l-
thor OF The Listener" BIC.
The Works Of MRS. Sherwood. the only
uniform edition ever published il the United
States. Vol. !. Containing the History OF
Henry Minor.
Familiar Anecdotes Of Sir Walter Scott
BY James Hogg, the Ettrick Shepherd.
The FrOlics Of Puck. Tn vols.
The Book Of Private Devotion. BY Han
nah More. N.
The History Of Joseph. for children and
youth. BY Rev. 4. n. Gallautiet. .
Poetry for Children. BY Mrs. Sigourney.
Memoir of the Rev. Edward Payson. D. D.
late Minister Of Poailand.
Payson's Select Thoughts.
just received by
June - f. "A. LORD.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-06-19

ut Court Of Probate holden at plymouth,
acithia and for the District Of Plymouth, on
the 4th day Of Jane, 1854:
Present, Cabin Butler, Esq, Judge.
TPON the petition of Chauncey Bradley,
- Of Plymouth. in the county of LitchHeld,
showing 10 this Court that he is guardian Of
Leayitt Barnes, Mary B. Barnes, Chauncey
Il. Barnes and Eli HI. Barnes, Of Plymouth,
within said district, minors; that said minors
are the owners of real estate situated in said
plymouth, viz: a piece Of land containing a.
bout hity acres, abutting north on Samuel
Preston's heirs and Human Preston, east on
Isaac Atwater. south on Joseph Gaylord and
Constant L. futile, and west on Sam'l Pres
tons heirs. with dwelling house, barn, and
clothier's shop standing on the same, valued
at about three thousand dollars; that ii would
be for the interest Of said minors 10 have said
real estate sold, and the ayaiis thereof applied
and laid out Ia the nurture and education al
said minors, or put out AZ interest on good Sc
cnrity praying for liberty 10 sell said proper
~ for the purposes aforesaid. as per petition
on Ole.
II Is ordered By this Court, that said guardi-
an give notice Of said application, by causing
the same 10 be published 10 one Of the news
papers printed Ia Litchfield, 10 the county OF
Liichfeld, three weeks successfully; and that
said petition will be heard at the Probate OF.
nee in.said district on the second Monday OF
July next. az o'clock in the forenoon.
Certified from Record.
CALVIN BUTLER, judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-06-19
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TSHE Court Of Probate for the District oil
u Litchfield hath assigned the 10th day Of
instant June, at 10 o'clock 10 the forenoon, al
the Probate Office IN Litchfeld, for the APP
pointment of Commissioners on the estate III
JOSIAH MARKS,
late Of Harwinton, 10 said district, deceased,
represented insolyent, at wi ich time and piece
all persons interested ia said estate will lif
they see cause) attend before said Court and
be heard relative 10 such appointment.
BY order Of said Court.
RICHARD Marks. administrator,
s0iih the toiH annered.
Harwinton, June 4, 1884 4
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-06-19
New Summer Goods,
w. u u. PORTER

OFFER To the public an extensive assort-
~ ment Of NEW GOODS. suitable for the
season, just purchased in New-York at the
present low prices. They are enabled to of
fer better bargains than ever. Their stock con-
sists 10 part Of the following, viz Rroadcloths
Of almostevery style. quality and color; blue,
black and cold Italian Silks Poult de Sois,
livery rich silks); French Printed Muslips |;
French, English and American Prints her
mani, Grape. printed Thibet wool and silk
Fancy Hd'kfs; Merino, Cashmere and Gauze
do. Grass Linen and Linen Cambria do.
Canton and Pongee Pocket do. (white and
red); Grass cloth Skirts; corded do; Mar
settles Quilts and Counterpanes; silk and cot
ten Hosiery.a great variety Gents and La
dies HI. 8. Gloves; Linen and Cotton do;
Green GAUGE, green and red Moreens water
ed,) Damask Table Cloths, Bed Ticks, Sheet
ings, knitting and weaving Cottons-with a
great variety Of other Dry Goods.
ALSO, AN ADDITIONAL SUPPLY OF
Cr0ckery and Glass WGre,
Of new and handsome patterns. for sale at
very low prices.
0ns door south Post Office, June IL
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-06-19
~ R1DW ARE.

"HE subscriber has attempted the erperi-
Il naent of keeping a larger assortment snf;
HARDWARE than has been gnRerally kept
% Ltchfirld county and beliesisg that the
people sCiH sustain The measure. he has now.
made extensive additions Ia his stuck. whick
makes his present assortment very full and
complete, viz:
SAWS Of the following descriptions: Cir
cuiar Saws from to "a Inches, Mill Sa,es. 6
and 8 1-9 feet; crOsseut. tenOn, hand and pan.
mel do. Of Cast and German Steel. af sunclry
makes and qualities; iron, brass aud blue Back
Saws; Wood and Webb do.; Compass aud
Fret do. ID
BITT STOCKS and BITS. from ls to
40 hits, from common to- best qualify.
FILES of every description.
Framing. mortice. frmers and turning
CHlSELS and GOUGES.
Plane Irons, all sorts and widths.
Bench and Moulding Tools. and joiners and
carpenters Tools throughout; Squares of all
sorts. Bevis. Rules. Gnages Spoke Slaves, &c.
Buckles, Bits. Hames. Webbing, and trim
mings generally f"t Harness Makers.
Cabinet makers Trimmings, Glue. Glue
Pots. Sand Paper, Glass CommOde Knobs,
Glass Curtain Pins. Brass do.
All sorts Of Locks, and a full assert ment of
James Hood Scre,cs; Oil Stones; east steel
and common Angers and Anger Bits, Brass
Nails. Razor Straps. Racers and Knives.
Paint and wtitewash Brushes; Plasterins
and brick Trowels; trace and halter Chains,
Brass Cocks with keys, and patent do; \ heel
PuIlies; BLAcKsMITH's VICES; Wrenches;
GLAss-NAILS. @
German. American and Cast STEEL.
Round. square and flat and hoop IRON.
Table and dessert Knives s. Forks Spoons.
brass and iron Candlesficks, Shutters g. Travs.
Shears e Scissors. Coffee Wills, Frying pans.
HOLLOWAY WARE.
Brass Aadirons, Slorels and Tongs patent
iron Tea-kettles and Sauce pans, Servers, and
house keepers articles generally.
CHILDREN'S SHOES.
PAPER HANGINGS, ne0 patterns.
ALSO, A LARGE SUPPLY OF
Crockery and Glass Ware,
ofneso and elegant patterns. a.s
AND a sEAsONABLE STOCK OF
DRY GOODS.
just purchased at the present low prices
of which are offered FOR SALE for ann th;no,
and N any acay that sgiH 0nsicer the Durpose'
SAMUEL P. BOLLES.
LitchGeld. May I. 1884 tnz
Al a Court Of Pre- bate holden a. Piymouth. ON
he Ed day q Jane. n. ID. 1884.
Present. CaiUin BHfief. Esq. Judge.
ANiEL y. DENNIS. administrator on the
- -, estate Of SOPHIA M'KEE. late OF Piym-
outh, 10 said district. deceased, represents said
estate TO pc insolyent- w hereupon this Court
directs said administrators to give notice to all
persons Interested in the same to appear (if
lhey see cause) before the Court of Probate
Q be holden at the Probate Office in said
Piymouth. on the second Monday of July
aext, at O'Clock A. M. to be heard relative
o the appointment Of Commissioners on said
state, BY posting said order Of notice on =
'ublic sign-pOst 10 said Plymouth. and by adj
Iertising the same in newspaper printed =
1itchfeld. Certified from Record.
90 CALvIa BuTLER. Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-06-19

FOR SALE OR RENT,
a ONE and half story DWELLING HOUSE
- in good repair, and pleasantly situated IN
North Second Street. The house will be
sold on the most favorable terms. Fer fur
Their particulars inquire at w. g. D. Porter's
store, Of VIM. PORTER.
Litchfeld, Mays 4s
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-10-03

|Ss Paper is published every fri-
 ,o .upEE DOLLARS per annum, paya-
 Jrauce. or FOUR DOLLARS at the
 fa',or 'o.r;her will be considered as pay
 "Syance, unless payment be made
 ss .;ne of subscribing, or on the re- N .fthe first number.
 ". aaer will be discontinued, (but at F9Psr |F9'PFsfretion of the Editor, until all ar a'S ss have been paid up. |f's1' Ietters addressed to the Editor x {, m saosl-paid, or they will not be at- 5sD Elsd '9; Ss OF aDVERTISLNG.-A lp" ! ,ssnts, not exceeding l2 lines, first Pssa ,aa ONE DOLLAR, each continuance, snrr 's,nS,r ss,nnrSrsrrs-longer advertisements in the @s proportion. .,..e ,..s,iop. aa without the number of lnser- |e''s's ! esng specified, will be continued ps ,sahbid and charged accordingly.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-10-03
GENTS FOR THE ADVOCATE.

qbs allowing gentlemen have been ap-
 |aIsd Agents for this paper:
 ,s Taraer, Crawford C H.
 Irc Saglors, P M. Jackson county. 1 N KVvkendaH, Jackson, Lawrence co. ]. J. Wolf, P. M. Izard Courthouse. 1 r. Egner, Batesville. tr CrowLey, Lawrence county Eysb BJssard, Lafayette county. fH eaid,oeH, Jefferson county. N Iames ScuEI, P. NJ. Pine Bluff. < BelL P. M. Monroe county. \, B. Patton, P. NJ. Chicot county. En D. Ferguson P. M. Crittenden.co. [. Biscoe, Phillips county. Farreily, krkansas county. ames Clark, Miller county. RI John Ciark, Sevier county. lDuid Fordn, do. ROmas Hubbard, Hampstead county. Collins, P. M. Clark county. taaklin Steuart, Esq, Lafayette county. Romas .Maihers, Conway county. ln Hibbin, do. do. | !. N. CIarke, P. M. Morrison's Bluff.
 Epans, Vineyard. Washington co. ,hn K. Turner, Fayetteville do. H. Johnson, St. Francis county. I 4. Wilmington, Hot Spring county. ]. R Ryaa, Mouth of Arkansas. y. P, Miller. P. M. Randolph. Tenn. CsgEs Catd,eeH. Caldw elton, Pulaski Co. 4lzip Giarhe, MeLean's Bot, Graw ford Co. ams Williams, Clarke Go. A. T..
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-10-03

man" on a political seesaw. which goes up ard down at his pleasure. Hehasbeen so of ten painted, that I.need not give even his out lines.--lIe has the happy mack of being al- ways in time, when the old mans spirits go down, to wind them up again. He then takes him out to ride upand down Pennsylvania Avenue. But 1t won't do---the people can't ride Martin and the President both. The outrider will at last be left in his pro- per place. Martin, they say, is a good speaker, and makes an excellent President of the Senate.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-10-03
JAMES MCKINNEY, Attorney at Law.

R ESlDES in Columbia, Chicot coun- " ty, Arkansas Territory, and will I1egulary attend the Superior Court at nttle Rock-also the Circuit Courts of V.rlltenden, Phillips, Monroe, St. Francis, arkansas and Chicot counties and will suend to the settlement and collection of peOts in any part of the Territory. Any Daslness con6ded to him, shall be prompt Y attended to.
 Sept la32
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-10-03
DIR. JOHN T. FULTON.

HAVING resumed the practice of Me SInN aiclne, &c, tenders his PROFES- II;;oNAL I;,, SERVICES to the citizens of 1't1'e u Rock and it's vicinity.
 f.sa: ne may be found at all times, unless pro- ,sils'ooally ral absent, at the office of the Sec 'e,ary of the Territory.
 h'''ie Rock. June 30. 1884. 13 If
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-10-03
LAW NOTICE.

R, Crittenden & A. Fowler. HAVING associated themselves in the IT practice ofthe Law, will attend the .sarts of the Second, Third, and Fourth Il Circuits, and the Superior Court
 August sI. 1891 If 23
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-10-03
ALLEN HE. OAKLEY.

ATTORNEY r 4 r L.A v, BESIDES at Hampstead Courthouse, ie Arkansas Territory. December 25th, 1883. tf3S
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-10-03
LAW NOTICE.

WILLIAM CUMMINS, Attorney al ! Law, resides at Little Rock
 Barch 2s 5tf
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-10-03
THOMAS HUBBARD,

Attorney at Laao. BESIDES at WASHINGTON, Hampstead lt County, A T. Feb. l4, 1884.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-10-03
Just Received.

steamer Compromise, hhds. first Sasilty SUGAR; 5 bags COFFEE: cash SPERM CANDLES; low for
 L;,n. p WM. BAnGETr X Co.
 -'''le Rock. March 7th. IS
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-10-03
ALBERT PIKE.

ATTORNEY AT LAw-Resides at Little flock, and will practice Tn the 2d and 4th ssalcial ssa Circuits and the Superior Court 0i the Territory.
 Aug. p, ls34. 9 If
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-10-03

.n The Steam Boat WM. PARSONS Sss:;ifaz @ssz:a:5will run regularly on the W aters of the Arkansas, e"eyef eye.~ It's situation will permit, and da,s eAertion will be used to accommo- cus, ."ose who may favor her with their ry ,ra;n, s'' ehe Is as well calculated to car as anr s'snl and accommodate passengers,
 oost that runs the river.
 I,,t,,. Hos. T T-5TINsTALL., Master.
 l'''le Rock. Iis's II, 1894. IA If
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-10-03

By Q member of the Littte Rock Debating
 Society, upon ihe comparatiUe genius of SHAKESPEARE and BYRoN-read ut c
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-10-03
To follow still the changes of the moon

But still the tempter works on, and we can
 see, as plainly as though the whole were before our eyes. the poison of suspicion and jealousy falling drop by drop upon 0thello's
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-11-08
LATEST FROM PORTUGAL.

BY the arrival at Philadelphia OF the MD
chester, Capt. Winslow, from Lisbon, we 0'H
received through Mr.. Sanderson, Lisbon paper
to the 26th September. The chief news s@
death Of Don PEDRO, which occurred on eHn
The papers are occupied with the pIOcese
ings of the Chambers and the citizens, IN conS
quence Of this affection.
twas recommended that the Chambers cedN
their session, out-of respect to the genaOr
giver OF the charter, the conqnerer ol ''e usO''
per, the restorer Of public liberty"
The young queen, DONNA MARIA, IS "eee.
to be authorised to enter upon The dulleSo' T.
verning.
The following is list Of the new Pof'OE"'
ministry:
Duke Pamela President of the CouhciI
Don Francscode S. SueZ.
Duke de Terceira, Minister OF wal n,
Anime Baretto Ferraz de Vasconceios' vi"
lister Of Justice.
Jose de Silva CarvalhO.
Condo de Villa Real, Minister OF fo'e'E""
fairs.
Agoslinho Jose Friere, Minister oil Maf'"'
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hearing in this anomalous mode. He assures
us thatitis out a short time since ne made inc
discovery that Mrs. H. possessed this rare tact,
and that il is as unaccountabe to himself as
to all others. He further informs us that very
frequently, after retiring from an exhibition IN
which she has been considerably excited, as
soon as her eyes are closed in sleep she fatigues
herself exceedingly by rehearsing chapters ron
the bible, and other readings, Of which she hao
no recollection when awake. Many other Gu
convince us that no deception had been prac-
tised.
We have neither comments to make nor the
cries to advance, 10 explanation OF the aPPaf.
emily mysterious operations here related: Ihat
there are tricks in most exhibitions OF the KIND,
is generally admitted; but whether there are
any in this, remains to be proved by further oo'
servations.-B Boston Medical and Surgical Jour
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Reors-Chiid Destroyed!-Durng the present
season, bears have been very frequently seen
westward Of this place, most generally IN or
near corn fields. A letter from petersburg, fa.
published in the Advocate, states that they are
often seen crossing the turnpike near that town'
and that small bow, who had been sent in
search of the cows had recently been devoured
by bears in that vicinity. The legs and feet OF
the little sufferer were found, which revealed 10
his agonized parents the fate of their child.
Cumberland (Nd) Ciriiian
similar melancholy event is mentioned in
the Bradford pa Settler of the 1st inst. from
which we learn, that small child, in Tioga
county. was lately seized by bear, whilst in
field with some cows, not far from the dwelling
but before assistance could be rendered by some
men who were in sight, was deprived OF lie ana
partly devoured.
The same paper states, that an acquaintance
in Smithfield had been recently seized, and con-
siderably mangled by wounded bear, OF which
he and others had been in pursuit He was saw
ed from death, by the timely interference OF his
comrades.-BaH. Pat.
Mr.. Webster, Mr.. Ewing, Mr. Grumpy ana
Mr.. Southland, all of the United States Senate,
are here in order to examine as it rs understood,
a norton of them into the affairs of the United
States Bank and the deposite banks; and ano-
Their portion into the affairs of the Post ofhce.
Their STAY will, it is probable, be prolonged Sc
veral days-Nelu York American.
Extraordinary Disclosure.-We have good
authority for saying that, in the case OF Otls, VINO
was on Saturday sentenced to be hanged tor the
murder of Captain Crosby, new information OIL
rather an extraordinary character, and decidedly
confirmatory ofsome ofthe statements mace by
him at the time of the sentence, in his own ex-
culpaton-has been brought to light within a
day or two We understand also that it puts a new
ASPECT on the case, out are not at liberty, under
present circumstances, to state the particulars
any further than to remark that 1t is thought
highly probable they will be considered by the
pubc an inducement quite sufficient for strong
nterposiron in behalf of much injured, II not
a perfectly innocent man.-Boston AHas.
A Curious Case.-A young fellow was taken
I'D in the yard of house in Boston, who was
first taken for thief; but it appears hewa wait
ing for one of the female domestics, with whom
he was acquainted On appearing at the pol,
ice office, he was found to be young man who
in the day time promenades the street, dressed
in the extreme of fashion, with ruffles to his
wristbands but at night fall he assumes the ha'
biiments of beggar, and goes around begging
cold victuals, which he deposites in large but
ter box and carries to his home. which he calls
bachelors hall. 1t was searched, but nothing
was found excepting trunk Ofelegant wearing
apparel and his box of cold meats. He is said
to be perfectly temperate, but incorrigibly lazy
and an incurable libertine.
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night. He effected it by means Of his razors.
He Their left his house, and attempted to drown
himself He failed in that. He attempted to
DESTROY himself with his penknife; that failed al
SO. He was arrested and died on scaffold.
1t was very clear, on the trial that the murders
were committed under the influence of mad
fanaticism of fear for the future prospects OF
his children. In one of the apartments where he
murdered two sleeping infants, he left untouch-
ed two of his pupils.
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Grand total thus far

TAM O'SHANTER AND HIS COMRADES lH''.
er Of this fine group Of statuary propose, u
Philadelphia paper, to give the citizens
United States an opportunity of possess."s0
He estimates the statues to be worm CIV
and If that amount is received from VIZ
within the next six months the propreto's'y,
will deposit them in some public place. W.
they may be viewed without cost as inc pvr
of the pubic. He intended on Monday ''
commence publishing his weekly rece'pH
continue to do so for six months.
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Mr.. Leigh's most excellent and aDIe 'p.I u
which we have published, attracts great ~.
served attention. 1t will create quite ~
ton in the political world. He always nd
high in our estimaton-this speech ele''' a,
even higher. Mr.. Van Buren, must WIZ I'D
der the home truths that have been ut'e'e.
the characteristic 6arlessness Of Mr. t'sr
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CIRCUS AND CARAVAN UNITED.

CIRCUS AND CARAVAN UNITED.
MESSRS. CRANE e. ELDREED most re-
Ivl specially inform the ladies and gentlemen
OF Alexandria that they will exhibit their splen-
did COLLECTION OF ANIMALS and CIR
Gus, together, in Alexandria on Monday and
Tuesday, November II and IS, at O'clock P.
NJ; also at O'Clock in the evening. Good Mu-
sic will attend the Exhibition, and seats prepa-
red expressly for the Ladies' Every attention
Will be given possible, to render the performance
agreeable and interesting to those who may
please to give them call.
Abundance IS cents; children half price.
nov 4-dt1Sth
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE
New York, NovEMEE 70 > Fl,

New York, NOVEMBER
2 o'clock, pm )
THE ELEcTioN-THRD DAY.-We stllI I'd"
pleasure Of stating that the most peFle'' r,
order prevails at the polls in all the wards 49,, =,
day has been very rainy. which has oOuD' ',v
diminished the number OF votes thai W..
otherwise have been polled. The numoe' s ~
to-day is ~,
Add, polled the first two days, s
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1834-12-13

Bot as neither my own reflections,
nor the lights which l may properly
derive f, om other sources, have suppl.
ed me with a better ; shall continue
to apply my best exertions 10 a faith
ful application Of the rule upon which
it is founded. ] sincerely regret tina,
I could not give my assent to the bill
entitled, can act to improve the navi.
CATION of the Wabash river," but /
could moi have done so without reced:
ing from the ground which l have, upN|
on the fullest consideration, taken ups
on this subject, and Of which Congress
has been heretofore apprized, and with.
out throwing the subject again open to
abuses which no good citizen, enter
tanning my opinions, could desire.
/ rely upon the intelligence and cam
dOur Of my fellow citizens, in whose
liberal indulgence / have already SO
largely participated for correct aP.
probation of my motives in interposlng
as have done, on this, and other oc'
casions, checks to course of legisla.
ton which, without, in the slightest
degree, calling 10 question The motives
OF oshsrs. consider as sanctioning 'm'
proper and unconstitutional expendi.
lures of public treasure.
am not hostile to internal improve.
ments, and wish TO see them extended
to every part Of the country. But l
am fully persuaded, if they are not
commenced in proper manner, con.
hned to proper objects, and conducted
under an authority generally conceded
to be rightful, that successful prose.
cuton of them cannot be reasonably
expected. The attempt will meet with
resistance where it might otherwise re.
ceive support, and instead Of strength.
ening the bonds of our confederacy, it
will only multiply and sggravate the
causes of disunion.
ANDREW JACKSON.
December 1, 1884,
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l WISH TO RENT,
The Bloomery Tavern Stand,

near the Forks Of Capon, in the county
of Hampshire, now occupied by AL
fred Howard, formerly by James
Vance. The House is large and com.
modious. Including the Meadow there
is about 80 Acres Of cleared land
attached TO it. The House is large &
we'll finished, and every way convent.
ent for a public House. Having ca-
pacious stables and all other appurte.
nances desirable for Tavern Stand
There is a SAW MILL near to the
house, which the tenant might have By
repairing it, on terms to be agreed upon.
This stand is on the great road from
Winchester to Cumberland, intersect.
ing the National Turnpike at the latter
place. | will rent it for one or more
years, with condition for the lease to be
void at the end of any year ia which it
may be sold. Possession to be given
'he first of April.
WILLIAM NAYLOR.
December 6. 1884,