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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-23
B0NI B0HgS, HgUaAR
LUCIFERS,
oAIsSe Ladies' ENMcies.

VEVIIE undersigned has just received At the
II CharlesioWn APothecary & Book Store,
FRESH SUFPLT OF
Drugs, Paints. Dye Stngs. Books, t7'e.
lie can with confidence say, that his as
soFtDlent Is more general than II has ever been
before. Among number Of articles jus,
opened, are the following, viz;
Preston Salts, Lucifers or Attrition Match
-, Fluid Extract Of SarsaParilIa, Fluid Ex-
tract Of Pink Root, Male Fern, Gum Myrrh,
Suiphate Of Morphia, Acetate OF AIorphia.
Denarcotised Laudanum, genuine French Ju.
tube Taste or Peetoral Gun, IN bozss-0h Of
Lemon, Oil OF Burgamot, IDdelibie Ink In ca
ses, CuppiRg Glasses, Aumoniated Copper,
Buehu Leaves, Wash Balls, Cologne Water
In fancy bottles. Oil Juniper, Spirits Of Tur-
Pentine, Cephalic SBuf Silver Sand, &c. &c.
Also, twenty-sevsh different kind. Of CON.
FECTiON-oranses, Lemons. Raisins, Al
Donds, English Wainuts and Fiiberts. To-
gsther with a handsome supply Of useful
BOOKS, especially for children aud young
ladies add gentlemen.
Ian . ieal
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-23

VIRGINIA, TO WIZ:
AZ Rules holder, la the Clerks Oftee OF the Cir
cult Superior Court Of Law and Chanrrry "a,
Jefferson County, the frat Monday la Descua-
her, 1885.
William Luea', administrator dc bonis non with
The eiH ANNEXED of Edieard Lueas, deed,
FIAsTfFr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-23
SALE or
VALUABLE LAND,
Under Decree Of Court.

IN pursuance OF the decretal order OF the
II Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chan
Gerry. for the county of Loudoun, rendered in
the case Of Thomas Philips, SC. against ia vid
Pusey's administrator, At the last term, the
undersigned, commissioner therein named,
will oder for sale. at public auction, on the
premises, the
TRACT or LAND,
In said decree mentioned. II contains about
SC .iCRES,
Is situate in the county Of Jefferson, upon
Duilskin, and was purchased from Thomas
w. Lee, Elizabeth Chipley and Martha iiutchi-
son. This land, which Was formerly 20 the
occupancy Of David Pussy, deceased. was
the property Of said decedent, and Of Moore
- Philips, in co-partnery.
Onc-third Of the money will be required ia
hand, and the remainder in two equal pay
ments, without interest until due. The title
will be made on the receipt of the whole
purchase money.
The sale 10 take place on Tuesday the 2sth
day os January, 1884, about IL O'Clock.
NOBLE 5. BRADEN,
Dec ~, le3J--ts. CoWa'r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-23
Look at This
ii MOST VafwG6fe F6rns
ron SALE.

III AN authorized TO sell. AZ private sale, the
IL FARM now In the possession Of my mo-
ther, (Mrs- Ann n. Hammond,) aud upon
which she resides.
This tract OF land is within half mile Of
Contains about
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-23
RAILROAD, NO. 4.
Drugs, Medicines, COasfec-
ftOM0Fy,
Hard-Wdrc s. Cabinet-JVare.

or the BEST quality, FOR sALE--ahd at the
lowest prices.
UVHE Cabinet Business is carried or ex-
n tensively by the subscriber. and the follow
ing enumeration comprises few Of the articles
manufactured: Extension Tables, IN new article, J
Centre Tables, Pillar and Scroll Dining Tables
with Brass CsstorA, Pillar and Claw ard Tables.
Pillar and Scroll Work Tables, Grecian Wsri-
robes, SlDEBOARDS, earrcd aud PLAIN. Of va
rious fashions and prices. -hurrsus do. do. all
Of the richest Mahogany aud VarOisbed "a thc
best Fnanner,--bedstcAds VI every grade and
fashion, lrOm forty-6yr dollars dovs 70 three
various kinds Of Tin Safes, aud all kinds OF
CHAIRS for SICK rooms, with numerous oiips 7
articles, AL ready oa haad, or can b. nadr 60 or
der, On The shortest notice, having = number II
the most industrious voskmen employed, and I
can With great truth, say that feel u,c strongest
ioeiipstion 20 serve my ncighbors and the pubic
shO have - long givCs me 20 liberal patronage.
could invite ttosc Who are In sant al cOosl
Furniture, and who src pieascd % eEsn.ine &c -
fashions, 20 walk IN aud look a my sss0ttnsus-
u is changing every dsy. snd Il you pr0erastinats
iii tO-morr0W, when you might call to-day, you
may miss getting good HTtislc.
A. the Rail-Rosd has nov commenced ~ Ou,
vicinity, under s8glt favoGrable aurpIcea. hayina
40 less facilities Tor ifs responsibility aud raeid
progress, Than the scscutife and aecsSnpl,si ia i
sctilemon. Mt Morsil n iis head, With the ca.
lghtcned sod l'ersevering contractor, Mr.. Hike
D., conducting rurdy band VI faithful laboarrrs
~ uurcmittinE industry, the vork must presrrs'
rapidly, ssd ELL very soon draw the htleutiOn "a
Foreigners 20 this seeti0n ~ our coantfy .---.nd
surely bNgfnians sill psy much sucniion d
geptcei strangers, ~ 70 70 o. = lttic espents 10
ADJOINING thciT chambers and drawing ruOrns siti
those beautiful articles ust src % be obtained 10
our Narc-kooma.
a a. %
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-23
C3-Parfsiership.
Or GEO n. STEPHENSON

MAS associated himself with Mr.. james
n II Andrews. under The firm Of ~. q. n.
Sisphsn,oa s. 20. They have now on hand.
aud intend keeping large and general a.
sortmcnt OF
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-23
WORTHY OF ATTENTION
Land ETA Superior Quality
FOR SIZE.

GOA4 OeM LAs
rU>HE subscriber being DESTROYS TO remove 20
u the West, Oilers Tor sale that desirable
piece of property, lying in Jefferson county,
Va, on the main turnpike road leading To-
Baltimore, and immediately at the cross road
leading to Alexandria, ) miles from iiarpers-
Ferry and q from chariostown Ohio county
seat) Harpers-Ferry. Il will be rscollected,
Is the best country market ia Virginia for oil
kinds Of country produce; 90 which place the
Chesapeake aud Ohio Canal Is now completed
and the baltimore and Ohio RaiI-Road also
within few miles of 10; from whence fious
can be transported for 81 cents per barrel,
and perhaps less, either To Georgetown or
Baltimore. II can DO testified, that on tais
farm there have beet raised upwards of 40
bushels OF wheat and % bushels Of corn, per
acre, and GO tons Of hay. per season. II is,
without exception, the best farm in the Val
ley. and contains about 122 ACRES, with
out stone-brcak upon IL, has n suliiciency Of
timber, and the " hole farm now in a high
state Of cultivation, and under good fencing
The improvements are a large IA
and comn,odious ell-6nshed A
TNrern House. :...
which has been occupied rs such s--A-z1s
Tor several years, with success-snd every
necessary building for farm and tavern, all
under good roofs aud in complete Orders
frst-rate young apple orchard OF choice fruit
and two never-faifing wells Of water, with
pumps in them, convenient to the door
Persons disposed TO purchase, will undoubt-
edly view the property, when the terms will
be made known by the subscriber, living on
the premises.
HENRY ID. GARNIIART.
N. D. II the above property be no, sold be-
fore the frsi day Of March, 1894, it will posi-
lively be sold on that day, to the highest bid
der. "A. DIG.
Jan. ., 1884.
UlT1he Hagersto~n Mail, Lancaster Penn a }
Journal, and frsderiektown Examiner, will in
sert the above until the dHy of SALE III not forbid
aud forward their accounts 10 the Free Press Oh
ice, Tor payment.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-23
Jefferson - Berkeley Land
FOR SAIE

Rf virtue Of decree of the Circuit supe-
AD rior Court Of Law and Chancery for
Jefferson County, rendered on the 10th day
OF October, 1888, in the case OF Henry Bote-
Ter, administrator with the will annexed OF
Ann +. Botcler, deed, and administrator de
bOnis non of James S. Lane, deceased, against
James ). Lanes distributes and others. I
shall, oH Friday the 7h oC.Febr,tary, 1884, be-
fore The hotel % EaI.>l Entler In Shepherds
town, expose To sale, at public auction, TO
the highest bidder, the
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-23
n HOUSE md LOT

n HOUSE Gasd LOT
On the Main-Street in Charlestown, most
eiigibly situated for business Of any kind. .,
IS the property now occupied by Mr.. Joshua
Deaver as shoe store and dwelling.
Tsrms-ODe-fourth or one-third in cash,
the balance in deferred payments. arranged
with regard TO the convenience OF the pur-
chaser.
u is DESTROYS TO make an early sale.
q will he found (if not seen in Charles
town. At the residence of my mother.
GEORGE w. HAMMOND.
Jan. 16, 1894.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-23

NLLlZABETH ALLSTADT, widow Of ia.
cob Ailstadt, John n. Ailstadt, and Joseph
l.. Russell and Harriet +. his wife.
PLALSruYS,
AGAINST
Jesse Moore, Barbara Hcnkle, Exeeutrix, and
John 7. Henkle, Executor Of John lIenhle,
deed, John Moser, Rawie igh Moler. Daniel
Moler, Sylvester G.. Moler, Jacob Moler
aud Nancy his wife, and Henry Molsr and
Harriet las wife, heirs Of John Moler, de-
ceased, stephen Dalsarn and Barbara hs
wife, late Barbara Ail,tadt, W dow oil Dan,et
Aiistadi, deed, and Jacob Allstadt. Daa,,I
Allsiadt, and Elizabeth All.tadt, children
and heirs Of sad DANIEL Alstadt, deceased,
Ann Newton Aoler, aud sarah Griffith Mo-
Ter, infant children aud hears Of Gsorge
holer, deceased, and Colin Aud,
nETINBANTs,
IN CHANCERY,
"a me Circuit Superior Cont ~ Iysr aaA
Chane''y u Je6sTsosl Co'ii,fy. - Vsygipia
VuNiiE above named piainufs hereby give
n notice 90 tho above named defendants.
that on the 9Th day Of February next. al tho
house oil Walter Ecayans, Esq. 20 the county
Of AlleZany, IA the state Of Mary iaiid, The sad
plaintiffs Will take ihs deposition Of John 4
Hamilton 20 be read a. evidence IN a suit
now depending IT, The Circuit Superior Court
of Law and Chapeery of Jefferson County. IN
Virginia, between iho above named plaintiffs
and the above named defendants.
December &c, ls1j--
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-23

one-fourth clothed In fine Timber, and Is
nneiy wstercd--thc Charlestown run passing
through tho centre of it--anj there being al.
50 upon 1t several pcvcr-failinE springs.
This Farm has never been tsnanted OUT
but for the last Ten years has been cultivated
with an almost exclusive view to the i'm.
prosement Of the soil; yet, NJ the same time,
Il has yielded during that period an average
crop OF 1900 bushels OF wheat, or between
IS and 10 bushels TO the acre, and proper
tomato quantity Of corn. and other usual pro-
duetbssss OF farm. In poiat Of richness aud
fertility 81 sold, believe IL 10 be unequalled
by any other tract OF land in this county. II
Is peculiarly adapted to the production OF
wheat, its surface being even and undulating,
and well cleared Of rocks aud breaks
Therc are upon Il two large OR 49,.
CHARDS containing great varie- i
~ Of foe and carefully sciected e#VxD
FRUIT TREES.
The right Of water upon the stream, Tor
some distance above the premises, Is the pro-
Perty Of tho owners Of this land, and will be
included in the sale. ] am induced to con-
s'der Il valuable ,iBasmuch as have frequent
~ been offered high price for IL.
The proximity Of this Farm To the Chesa-
pcake and Ohio Canal, TO the Winchester and
harpors-Ferry Railroad, to the Shenando ah
Flour Mills, and 10 Charlestown--its present
high and profitable state Of cultivation, tose-
Their with its unfaiing streams Of watsr, JUS
tify me In the assertion that IL il far the most
desirable property offered lately for sale in
this vicinity.
The buildings are n comfortable R-a
Brick Dwelling. Kitchen, House for G1FM
servants, and Meat-hIOase, - CON- HsSsl
mOdious Log Barn, Corn House,
Creamery, Carriage House, and Ice-House.
The whole tract has been lately enclosed
by post and rail and plank fencing.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-23
I'm ercelLent OIL Mil,
TWO CoMMoDIoUS
nWEI.EINY0S &ROTYSES


DWELLING HOUSES.
The yards and garden Of one Of them highly
Inproyed--together with several out-build-
ings Of different kinds.
A further description Of said property y
deemed inexPedient, as the purchaser will Of
course view It for himself. IL is con6dc ntly
believed, however, that the various unusual
advantages, arising from its proximity TO the
two great works Of internal improvement, the
abundant supply Of country hides from the
Harpers-Ferry market, the water power, &c.
combine to render il the most eligible pro-
perry Of the kind, for person or company
with good capital, TO be found in the coun
".
The property being unsuited TO the oecupa
ton and management OF n widow and young
children, will be disposed Of on very reasons-
bic terms, both rs TO price and extension Of
credits.
For further particulars, apply either TO John
Frame, at Harpers-Ferry, or to Andrew Hun
ter, In Charlestown, Va.
Nov. =, l633.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-23
Dee. 10, 1883.
VIRGINIA, no wtr

Ut Rules holden ~ the Clerks Office Of the CIR
cut superior Court Of law and Chanrrrv far
J'tferson county, the FIRST Mondsy in Deem
bsr, ISIS:
Jss-eh h. LAM, .PLlINr1rr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-23

The Land is Of an excellent quality wen adapt.
ed TO the growth Of wheat, rye, corn, &c.
and with very little expense, could be made
n frst-rate stock farm. About $50 acres OF
Il can be made into excellent meadow. u
has The marsh run passing right through the
centre Of II. On the Powell tract their IS .
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-23

- Deciding House, &C.,.
fTIIA Barn, &c. good Or
chard, and lime (l$Vl.
- stone Spring eonVe-
nient TO tho buildings; and on the FoFenIaa
tract there is ffst-rato mill site, with the
water privilege, well situated for a merchant
mill, wool factory, or any thing Of the sort,
Together with the remains Of an old mill
Any persons wishing 20 purchase the above
tracts Of Land. will please call on Mr. John
Mcfarland, who is now living on them, and
be will give any further information they
may desire.
The HOUSE and LOT
Above mentioned, is situated on Princess-st.,
IA shePherdstown, between MIR. Jacob Line =
dwelling house, and MIR. John Shugar,'s sad
dier's shop, at present occupied by Miss Sow
ders.
Terms IF ssfs-One-third IN hand, the re-
sidue in three equal payments, (sccured
by deed Of trust on the premises respec-
lively to be made in six, twelve and eighteen
months from the day Of sale.
JOHN 10. McENDREE, Comra'r.
Dee. 26, ls33-ts.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-23
aNEDKCEN.ER.

Jan 2. 1894.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-01-23
NOTICE.

RNHE Officers. Resident Agents and friends "A. of the Aaritidry Education Society ef Litchfe County are respectfully reminded that their Annual Meeting will be held at Lltch6eld on the evening of the I,h.of Feb. next; and that the General Agent of the Ame- .rican Education Society, Dr. Coggswcil. is expected to be present, It Is very desirable that the friends of the institution should be present, especially the clergymen and resident agents in the county.
 GRANT PowkRs, Sec'ry .
 Goshen, Jan. %, 1884 SS
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-01-23
FOR THE ENaUIRER.

In this day of impro march ofintellect-- oi revolution in enimen,-of Temperance Societies, Peace Societies, and all that of thing, il is some what unaccouniable that person has thought of an Anti-D Dosing Society. There are persons in commu. nily and many of them most worthy and respec table, who would deprecate as they ought the use oI any kind of inloxeaiing drink. an,who suffer SO io re.
 cc,ion as to allow ,henselvesn almost the daily use of poations more deleierous in their consequeucps, and more destructive to health. have beea ofien as. ,onished to how heedlessly opinions are adopted aud praclscd upon for years, and even during long
 life. for which the person can rendc' no just & in fact souIdmOsi persons be askedihe simple ques- lion why they do this that thing, would in najori. V of cases be uaprepared for direct and logical swer. To ihs imadverency of character and conduc, must n part he attributed the habit ofiRaicng lasting penanre ofbody by the daily and consiaai ofsrong alcoholic ti0ciures of bark. cnnatnoD, oraRge.pesi, snake root, together with divers powders pls Ccc.- and worst ol a and to he dspored is that t is done by the direction or at least of some physi
 can who unless as illiierate his mortar ough, to know better: and certainly f ma0 of sceace eau render no better or logical reason for his condaci .ham eoaid those persons who made silver srines os the Goddess Diana for theirs. Perhaps this will be an
 alhemasised by some dabbler n physc; be it seo il
 may lead io useful discussion upon saieci deeply i. seresiiag to communiiy-or every man in the proles sioR knows and every honest man wiil acknowledge
 that this eveslasaing dosiag s destructive so Iea
 any other species of inlemperance; aad thas a is quite mpOseihs for pcrsons io possess health who ace daily in ihe habit of iortsriag themselves aad derana
 ing ait the animal lnncons ly grand casholicon
 a conclusion would add. that pers0n respects the profession ofmPdieine than Ie writer 0f this ar. Iice. Aa oassi sober. conscientious physician is au acquisition sociey, bSt aot those wU deal sn ises and spseaIAte opoa EsiUsgy. x.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-01-23

Foreign.-An arrival ni New. York on Saturday evening last brings intelligence from Liverpool ten days later than before received, and from other parts of Europe few days later; hut there is news- The cotton market had again declined happenny at Liverpool. The Daily Advertiser says, e the Queens parry in Spain Is becoming stronger and stronger.- All quiet al Madrid. Don Carlos still in Por- iugat''
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-01-23

couple of weeks ago, our readers will recaliec, ihai we gave extract from letter of essrs Siarks E Co. of Carthage. N. Y. oo presenting Major DOwn- iug with an axe. The Major has replied the letter through his fsiead the editor of the N. Y Advertiser We copy aA that part Of the letter which relates 10 the suiect These letters and documents of the Ma- jOr multiply % fast. that is impossible to pub- Iish !hen all.
 WAsaIRGroE, lOth January, 1884.
 want to thank them tolks up in Carthage in York State, for the ax they made for me, and which they seat iO yoa send to me. have jisa got ia, and m has lickea me eBy most tO death. I Beyer got such present before ia my born days. l started right ap she Cabinet psom with my ax oa ny shsalder-the GineFa waa there win pretty much all our lOlks hanlin ehe Post Oihce accoautR and tyin Co gia them strait, which is a plagy isf johbut Ho maser--in smashd, bot asoEs could sis oat one word, never
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-01-23
MARRIED.

h Nrw-FIasen, Mi. George A. Kimberly to Ms. Louisa J0nes.
 In Cheshire, kr Sidney Bushnell to Miss Wealthy Starkiey. s
 ls Gailiord. Nis: Samuel Bishop to Miss Sarah Par mele, bosh oI N. Haven.
 In Hartford, Alr. H. l.. Clark, to Miss JsIiae,te. daughter of Dr.. David GseeSlsaf; Mr Edwin Hale io Miss Emeline Coles. s.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-01-23
NOTICE.

--.T --|-- I-----r VI" IVY v E0A1e - tEyHE Court of Probate for the District of I Li,chield hath assigned tha fnurth day. February next, at ten oclock in the forenoon. at the Probate 0fiicein Liichfeld. for the ex. animation and settlement of the administra- tion account on. the estate of
 NATHAN LANDON. late Of said LitchReld, deceased, Ut yshich time and place all persons interested in said estate will, ifthey see cause, ,.attend before said Court and be heard in the premises.
 By order of said Court. LEHMAN OSBORN, Erecufor. Litchfsid,. Jun. 18, 1884 S3,
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-01-23
DIED.

In FarIlasen, Mr. Jaisup Parder. 30.
 l1 Hartford. Miss Lydia King, 70; Mir. - Wet more. sione masOs Mr GrundoH Huniley, 4l; Mics R. Wright, H.
 In SaiEieid. Mrs Sarah Warner, wife of Ne Richard Waraer,74
 Ia New- Haven, on the Huh inst. Mr. J. Caafeld. keeper ofshe public house Long Whavt, aged -; the circumslances attending he death oE Nc. c. were truly melancholy; ha throWa from his wagon oa Wednesday, the osh inst. by the ruBnag away ef his horse aud taken up in senseless state, 6rom whici he nsver recovered. hls C. has lsit family ef ch dren,
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-01-23

TEMPERANCE NOTICE. N
 The Temperance Society of LitcADfeid County wilt meet in Gossenon the 2sh day of January ins,.--- Delegates from the several local associaiioasare env- mesy requested to attend and tis hoped that every Society will be representedss RICHARD SMITH, SscrstayW
 Sharon, Jan. 5, 1884.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-01-23
DISSOLUTION.

TIRE Coparinership under the name and IL firm of BULKLEV & MEAToY, is this day by mutual consent dissolved. All those who have unsettled accounts with said Grm ase no- tided that their occoanfs must be closed U tke first cf February i; for after that time they win be isft in the hands of an attorney for setile- ment, as one of the concern actually eoutem- plates leaving this town.
 HARRY BULKLEY.
 L. Q. MEAFOY.
 N. B. The business will. as heEetafare. ho carried on in it's various branches hY Ghe sub scFiher. HARRY BUEKEET.
 LiteAfeld. Jan. 8, 1884 SA
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-01-23
CEHURCH MUSIC.

FAMILY LIBRARY, sc. TTNOWN and other Libraries will he, suppli-' IL ek with complete sets ofthe Family Ei- brary. the Theological Library. and the BoHAa and Girls Library.on as good terms asatany store in the state, al the Litchfeld BonkstoNe,
 Jan. 2s By F.. A. LORD.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-01-23
Pricss in Ns.O. York. Jon. Is.

Psicss in NtsV. Ysrk. Jan. Ie.
 FLOUR. New-YOSk, supeERne, hbl. SosaSI Western, SO . G
 Philadelphia, g a $ co Do. Howard si. ssOa GRAIN. Wheat, Northern, bush. 1 l0a
 Western, 12a IS. Virginia, 117a1 23 Rye, Northern, 70 Corn, Southern, 54a 20 Do. Yellow, Northern, 60 a 68 Oats, Northern, 40 a 42 Barley, 65 70 IRON: Pig, English G Scotch, ton, 8 % a 47 50 Do.. American, , 90 % a 40 % Bar Ahlericaa, % 50 . 75 % Do. Russia, Old Sable, go 50 Do. dO. New Sable,s 8 % 8o OO Do. Swedes, 82 5O a
 Do. Sheet. scvVs. 6 25 m 6 IS D". Hoop, American, % 25 Do English 6 2S a 30 WOOL. Cnmmon fleece, washed, ID. 90 B M.rim, do. A 5T Saxouy do. 70 . 30 Pulled, Spinning, 4On 4S Lambs, 1st quality, 3a R 5i
 2d do 32a, A
 Sd do 2la 25
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-01-23

We are indebted io Mir. J. ". Huntington for sun dry congressional documents within few days past also to Mir. J. c. Ca'oun for a pamphlet copy of hi speech i" the Senate the subjec, of the removal the deposiies.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-06-19
ZERO Metallic Teeth.
DOCT'R WAKEFIELD,


II EspEcrFULLY informs the ladies and gem
h tlemen of Litchheld ofhis intention to re-
main for short time at Mr.. Wadhams' HO-
tel, and his extensive practice in his profess
sion. both in the United States and Europe,
entities him to say that no operation ON the
teeth. however critical, shall be excelled, in
point Of ease or elegance, by any other opera
Tor whatever.
He has supply Of French Incorrnptible
Mineral Teeth--a substance decidedly suPe-
rior to any other-inasmuch as i will never
change color. go to decay, or is in the least
degree offensive in the mouth.
Ladies and gentlemen wishing to have teeth
set, will do well to embrace the opportunity,
and have the French Mineral Teeth. Teeth
carefully stopped with gold. or other metallic
substances, aud warranted to be OF essential
service. Every other operation on the teeth
executed with scientific skill.
DR.. Wakefield would inform the public thai
as his stay will be short, those wishing to sav'
the benefit of his services will please 10 favo
him with an early call. His room is at Mr.
Luke Lescis'. June 10