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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-09

RIlRGfSlA.--At rules held in III. f.l.,l,~
cfea,. superior Court Of Law and Chsncsrv ., To-
,efa county, the 80 day Of November Is3iJ vof Bed
waits, fitL against Joseph w. Scott, John w s"m W.
aoe'' nIenn Mary Watts Edmund Waus John NJ Ia
seh, Lanund Herndon, VIM. Helm, Daniel Brow ,hs'
em n "sa,nmey, Achilles ~ Ha,th s,n en'y
The defendant Daniel i,ro,Yn ma, l..t.
ana given security, according TO Tho ca his
Assembly and the rules Of this C,u5t 49,, ?, ne act Of
sai'iaetory evidence that he not an by
t"mmonweaih Its ordered that he do ,o,, Of this
.a ~, "si uas VI .he next tern aud answer tbe IRE on
PHI, a' TINS order be asserted ~ some raht',
Hsneo ~ Lynchb,rg two mouths suecessiveii TT pub.
some court day; " s county On
ACopy-Teste,
jan. 80 "iLsoN. Clerk
WIN '
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-09
AuctiOn Sales .

an Tuesday night the 9th, shall resume my
~ night Auctions. and regularly continue them
every Tuesday and Friday nights during tho Fall
and Winter months. My stock will be such rs
will suit tic season and sold in small lots. My
day sales will be every Wednesday at IL o'clock
Of Groceries, Funiture, &c. &c. Fayors from The
country are particularly invited, as my sales will
be regular. CHARLES PHELPS, Auc't
Sept. &, 1884. ifs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-09
Lynchhnrg Nursery Il Fruit Gar.
den,

8yHss IA W containing upwards OF tsen.
MS&k4s l V " thousand Fruit 1rees. OF the
~Ymk~ most choice kinds, both ri Europe &
- America which are now offered 10 The
public, ii is 10 be hoped that one viii be
bnd to his interest, that wants an Orchard, ns moi
TO apply where he can he furnished with upwards
OF one hnndred varieties Of Apples thirty ht Pears,
thirty of Peaches. iWen,y Of Cherries, taen'y of
Plum', len OF App cots, ten Of Nee'arinrs, Nc. {.
Grapes, Currants, Gooseberries, English NBlnuis,
and a great variety of shade aud ornamental r.,s
and Shrubs all oil which viii be sold low ;-and
Will sa, 10 such as have not got their crops to
market. that am disposed 10 wait six or twelve
months Tor payment. JOHN ID. NICHOLSON.
u The Lexington uulon and F,ara'te Demo.
crat will publish The above for sS week, ard for
ward their accounts TO this Office Tor payment.
DC. II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-09

q ME subscribers will in future keep good as
"a sortment of Ropes, Twines, Marass's, &c"
! he Store Room occupied by Mr.. A. GaTreIl, ne''
the market house, and Immediately opposite mo
Store OF Nr. John J. Purvis, where great lndOc''
ments will he offered to purchasers, either whole
iale or retail. ECHOLS CUNDIFF.
Jan | tg
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-09

ANHlS is to give notice that all the Bonds ana
n Accounts that are due the subscribers has
are not paid by the first day of March neH'
will be indiscrimnatey given up to officers tot cor
lection, without regard to age, size or condition.
CUESLEY CUNDlFF g. Gu.
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FOR RENT.

<HyA The house on the corner OF Main.
.s::I street, and Friends AlIv formcdyoc
lIllM cupied by Lancaster & Marsh. This
s=ss.szzk house is as well adapted to the Gro
Gerry and Commission business, as any house in
'i''s place, beng twenty four feet wide and eighty.
SIX IN length, and first rate cellsr extending half
INC depth OF the house. For further particulars up
ply TO the subscriber
DAVID r. LYMAN
Feb o "a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-09
SANCEEO,

N FINE JACK, eight wears old ~iil stand the
H@ present season. one lhird nj Ia 5 time ut MIR
oha'ies ~. Moormaus three mites we, I Of Lynch.
onte' one third near Cheese Creek Church. Bet
, 20 co".'. and .he balance OF his time At T..
r,'"ei p'"h'a.ion,on the Lyuohburg road, near
Amherst Court Hoase,-FurIh.r nar,;e,Isrs :. -,
To made known in hand bllIy.
Feb. 20 a.
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FEMALE SCHOOL.

VIE Spring and Summer Session of he sub
H- scrlher's School will commence on Montar
the second day of March. Terms as heretofore,
70 per session for beginners, and sl2 so for ho''
farther advanced
ELIZABETH BENAGH.
Feb &c 81
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Notice.

a writ" OF deed of trust. dated the 3otb
I'D day Of March. 1919. made by Be,;,a,,''
Perkins and Maria his wife, and duly recorded l.,
the Hastings Court for the corporation of LyncL'
burg, IN which the Undersigned are trustees-,he
trustees will. upon The premises, on the oo,h a, -
OF March next expose to sale At public anctiop l.,
hr s"t't h'dh r. o" e'ed'' o' SIX aud twelve
months, for ,moiehes OF the purchase monpv n
certain House ard Lot. in the town of Iyn, b,,,
supposed TO contain one hundred feet on si,th ai
ley. he the same more or less, occupied hy James
Is. Ri,que and being the same property purchased
ny SAID Perkins OF Edmund Terrell aud Jane.
Saunders, as described in said Trust deed
THOMAS MOORE. T.,
JOHN N. ROSE, { trustees
Feb. ids
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE

CUNI NISSIUNEKS OFFICE
Campbell, Court House, Feb 10Th, 1885. {
The parties interested in the settlement of the ac
count IN the foregoing order, will takc.noice iha,
| have appointed Monday, the sixteenth day o,
Mafch next for the settlement of The same on which
day, at the hour of 10 o'clock, A. NJ. they are re.
CURED TO attend at my office, at Campbell court
mousse with their accounts, vouchers and copies OF
court papers, prepared for examination and settle
"Gn', JOSIAH STEPHENSON, Com.
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NOTICE.
PENNY MAGAZ[N T..

WIPE, the undersigned, have appointed .Nr. Ira
w Carpenter, Agen, 70, the Penny Mag zine,
aud respectful inform nur Subscribers that they
caa pfocuie the work from him. The last part,
as soon a published, wil be forwarded on TO Mr..
Carpenter for delivery also parts 10 complete
sets and bound volumes. can be furnished hv him
MAYO !, DAVIS, Gen. Agis. PM,
March 8 81
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NOTICE.

"AVlNG sold my entire stock of Goods, md
II n merchandise books, and accounts. 10 Charles
II. Norman, those who are indebted 20 me will
make payment to him, and oblige the writer.
A. NJ. GALLON
Feb l6 Wit
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-09

INSEED OIL -Justreeeived few
IL uatreis insred OIL hiic Lead and Other
Painis.-Aiso' large assor,mnni Of Candes-
Black Tea 10 ard lbs. papers, fine quality.
IT. & J. E. ROYALL
News 70
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-09
China Glass and Earthcn Ware.

Z hlna Glass anu Earthcn w arc.
4NiE sip Hnk.Away has arrived, from
- Liverpool hroeinf 10 my SPRING SUPPLY
Of CHINA & Eartarn Wore. The goods are nov
lsndng la Richmond, aud may be eIpe cod IN in
Z short time. Tie Asse,tmen, is a general one and
ofthe latest patterns.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS particularly are
invited to coll and Examine the ,ock aud prices.
will c,riai,iy mike tit 10 their interest TO purchase
their China, Gias, and Ea'thsn Wa,e in LYNCH,
BURG. J0SEpA -. EVANS.
Ut The Danvle Reporter snd Wy,hr Argus
will insert the above 3 iimes end forward their
accopnts.
March 8 81
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Jan. 10
Copartncrship n office.

- ENDWARD L. TREDWELL., oil
H ~ the cry Of Richmond, aud Ilo-
E.yn I bert Bage, OF the city Of New York
have this day entered INTO co-parlner.
Dship for the ransacting of the Hat
ting business in all lis branches, in the city of Rich
mund Viroiui,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-09

CAMPBELL FEBRUARY COURT 1885.
q ORDERED, that Josiah Sheppcrson, Com
~ missioner of this County, state ard settle the
account cnnent OF the esae OF John Philips dcceas
cd with Jacob Eary, his administrator, and make
report 10 the Court.
A-Cory Ttstc
JOHN ALEXANDER. elk.
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500 REWARD.

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber, about the
IL 10Th Of January last, negro man na"eo
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-09

New York, Feb. 90
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1835-10-29
SOUTH FARMS
FEMALE SEMINARY.

THIS school is designed exclusively for fe-
Il males. 1t will open on Wednesday the
nth Of Nov'r, in the brick building near the
Meeting House, under the care of Miss HAIR
RIsON, daughter Of Rev. Fosdick Harrison, a
young lady. the trustees believe: every way
qualified to take charge of such an institution.
All the branches of education usually pursued
in female seminaries will receive attention in
this; and whatever may be the apparent pro-
gress Of the pupils. it is determined that they
shall understand the studies to which they give
their attenti"n-Or in other words, it is design
ed to have thorough course of study pursued.
This school, as its name would indicate, is
located in South Farms, Litch6eld, CT. place
on account Of its purity of air and beauty Of
scenery well adapted for such an institution.
Terms Of tuition. So 90 per quarter.
N. B. Board can be procured in respectable
private families on terms as favorable as in any
village in the county. Instruction will be Civ
en- in Music and Drawing for reasonable ex-
ira charge.
+ S s: f fEERpoNT' sss rs'' Ss, Of
FRED'K WHITTLEsEY, Female
EDWARD COWLES, Academy.
South Farms, Oct. %, 1895. e-s 81
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xitchfeId Female Seminary.

Miss MARY A. SWIFT, Principal.
MademOiselIe EVELINA E. GIMBREDE, Teacher
ofFrench, Music and Drawing.
VIE acadpmical year is divided into two
Il terms Of 90 weeks each, closing wish
public examination OffOnr weeks. The winter
term will commence on Wednesday Nov. II.
Terms o tuition per quarter.
Highest department Of English studips, S. 81
Second do. do. 4S7
Latin and Greek, eco
French, 700
Drawing. 500
Music, 10 90
Board and rooms for the pupils, with beds
and bedding, may be- obtained with either 0f
the teachers, and in other respectable families,
at 81 per week. Those DESTROYS of obtaining
a correct knowledge Of the French language
have an opportunity Ofhoarding in the French
teachers family, where it is haI'iiualIy spoken,
and an hour is devoted each evening 10 i'm
prorement in conversation and pronunciation,
presenting great facility to its correct and
rapid acquisition. and this at no extra expense
to the bOardcrs.
This school has for great length Of time
been rminenily distinguished among the most
respectable literary institutions Ia our country.
1t is believed that it was never more worthy
Of public confidence and patronage than at the
present time. BY order If the Trustees.
FREDERICK WoLCorT, Pres't.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1835-10-29

NOTICE is hereby given that gentleman
~ from New York, who is manufacturer
Of Piano Fortes, and who has had great expe-
rience in Tuning and repairing Pianos, will be
in Litchfeld about the 10th Of next month, g.
will attend TO any applications which may be
made for tuning or repairing. Reference to
Z. Harrison. Esq. for any Information as to
his qualifications, and applications made to
him from any part Of the county will be at
tended to. ]. B. WOODRUFF.
Liichfeld. Oct. 90, 1885, 81
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1835-10-29
DRY GOODS.
NORTH & MORSE

TTAvE Just received, and offer for sale on
IL terms the most reasonable and accom-
modating. a complete assortment Of DRY
GOODS, consisting in part Of Broadcloths,
Cassimeres and Sattinetts; Pedestrians and
MoIeskins; Goats Hair and Imitation Cam
blets-with an extensive assortment OfF'rench
and English Merines g. Circassians-Silks g.
Silk VeIvets Of almost every description-and
almost every variety Of articles usually called
for in country Dry Goods Store.
The public are requested 10 call and exam
inc for themselves. at the old stand Of Lyman
J. Smith, doors west Of the Court House.
RYE FLOUR.
Warranted to be the 6rst quality.
Litchfeld. Oct. 90. 81
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1835-10-29
NOTICE.


WYE the subscribers having been appointed
w by the Court Of Probate for the District
Of Ltchfeld Commissioners to receive, adj
ust and allow the claims of the several credi-
tors against the estate of ABBY WARD, late
OF Litchfeld, in said district, deceased. repre-
sented insolvent; and said Court having linn
tied and allowed six months from the date
hereof for the said creditors to present their
claims, we hereby give notice that We shall
NEE, for the purpose Of attending to the duties
of our said appointment at the store Of Charles
l.. Webb, 10 said Litchfeld, on Friday the
the goth day Of January, and on Wednesday
the e8th day Of April next, at ten O'Clock IN
the forenoon on each of said days.
JOSEPH BrReE, Commits
..H WILLIAM BuEL. sioaers.
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment to
.ss. CHARLES l.. WEBB, Admins
CAROLINE WARD, traitors.
Litch field. Oct. 20, 1885. 81
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1835-10-29
WARREN ACADEMY.

wv A1&NRNA1AV A1~3AdAU&8d8V@ -
THE Winter Term will Commence on the
Il first Wednesday (4thl Of November. and
continue 2S weeks, including recess Of one
week in the middle Of the term. - b.
The Academy is pleasantly situated in the
healthy and retired village Of Warren, 10 miles
west of Litchfield, and one and a half south Of
the Litchfield add Po'keepsie turnpike on
which re~d stages. ram daily each way. and
will pass through the village Of Warren when
desired. ..- ri .,.D s.a...r.r
During the present NINTH the Academy will
be enlarged and repaired throughout, render
ing it convenient for the teachers, and com.
Portable and pleasant for the scholars. ..
A Chemical. Philosophical and Astronom-
cal apparatus will be furnished as soon as prac.
ticable. The proprietors intead the school
shall be both permanent and worthy the pat
ronage it may receive. Mr.. J. c. Howard, a
graduate Of Yale College. will continue to act
as superintendent and principal teacher, as
sisted by Miss RIDER. a young lady Of the
first responsibility, and amply qualified for the
duties of an instIuctress.
Pupils can enter at any time, but 1t is ex-
pscted that they will remain till the close of
the term. No allowance made for absence,
except 10 cases Of protracted illness.
Board may be obtained in respectable fam
lilies at 81 e5 to 81 SO per week, including
washing, fuel and lights.
Biils are payable quarterly.
Terms Of tuition per quarter Of II ,eeeks.
Common English branches, So 90
Higher do. do. 400
Latin, Greek & French langna- I & IN
ges, and higher Mathematics,
Painting and Drawing, (ertra,) $ 90
TIE subscribers take pleasure in adding tina. Mr.
Howard has had charge OF the Academy IL this Town
the past year, and has secured the confidence Of the
proprietors 40 competent aud successor teacher.
HART TALCOTT, ~
.. NORMAN LYMAN,
GEORGE STARR, o..
SHERMAN HARTWELL.
Warren, Oct. 26. 1884. 81
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1835-10-29
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

THE Court Of Probate for the District Of
Il LitchReld hath assigned The SOth day Of
instant October, AT 10 O'clock in the forenoon,
at the Probate Ofice in Litchfeld, for the ex-
animation and settlement Of the administra-
ton account on the estate Of
Door. WILLIAM MARSH,
late Of Goshen, 10 said district. deceased, re-
presented inseivenf, at which time and place
all persons interested in said estate will, If they
see cause, attend before said Court and ba
heard in the premises.
By order Of said Court.
- J. r. HARRISON, Adm'r.
Cornwall. Oct. 26, 1885. FL
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1835-10-29
NEW GOODS,

sD9gSt 9'eCe4CeI 13'O210 SVe3O York;
A N extensive assortment Of super6ns and
N common BrOndciOths, Of fashionable co.
lors and cheap; plain and ribbed Cassimeses
and SGttinelts: French, German and English
MERINo CLOTHS; Goats hair l. Grape CAM
BLETs; red, white and black Merino Shawls;
Bombazines Rose and Point Blankets; Fur
Cellars for elOaks and great coats-with We
nv large assortm ent If NHw FREsH GOODS
adapted 10 the present and approaching sea
sons. ALSO -
A few Handsome FOwlimg Pieces.
CHARLES l.. WEBB.
Litckfeld, (Ies. 90. 20
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1835-10-29

oEEe1'64eO Gg1sG Fancy SIslyeCES.
O., "a and "a scarlet. black and white Me-
rino Shawls; scarlet, black and white Thibet
do; dan,a.k and printed Thibet do; Hermann
and variety Of other styles-for sale by
Oct. 90. E. HARRISON.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1835-10-29
AUCTION.

MILL he sold at Public Auction, unless
w previously disposed of at private sale,
as the property Of PHILEMoN HrEMAN, late Of
Harwinton, deceased, one good family Horse
and one three years old Colt, on Monday the
eth day of November next. at the house Of
said deceased, at 9 O'Clock p. M. a
ELI POTTER, Admins.
DANIEL HINMAN. traitors.
H0rsrintOn, Ocf. 90, 1895: sgt
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1835-10-29

Hartford Female Seminary.
J. p. BRACE. Principal. ~.
THE Winter Term in this institution COM
Il mences the last Wednesday in Nov'r-
Summer term the last Wednesday in May.
7erms.-Tnition 10 all the English branches
for the term Of 90 weeks, SIC 90
Music, 20 90
Use of Piano, 90 2
French, ~ 90
Drawing, q. ~ 90
Board 81 so per week. Washing 50 cents
per dozen. There are other incidental char.
ges for fuel, lights, seats in church, aud expen-
ses Of the Seminary. - = . t0s
A class Of Misses under twelve years Will
be received at tsceiye dollars the term.
1t is expected that one half Of the charges
for board and tuition in the various depart
ments will b. paid in advance.
Scholars W III be charged from the time they
enter the Seminary until the close Of the term,
and no deductions will be made. 1t is not in
tended to take scholars for half term. ex-
cepting the last half
The public are requested to take notice OF
the above regulations. as the arrangements Of
the seminary. and especially the employment
Of teachers. depend upon their observance.
Hartford, Oci. 90. ss4t IT, 20
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1835-10-29
CAPSy CAPSyy

A N extensive assortment Of CAPS OF all
n descriptions Fur Seal. Hair Seal and
Cloth Caps. Of assorted sizes. and superior
quality, first rate article. Boas for Ladies' /;
also Misses Tippeis Of different col'rs; Swape-
down for Trimming Bonnrts; together with
his general assortment Of HATS. which rem
ders his assortment complete, which ne Osers
TO the public on as generous terms % any 9th
er establish ent 10 the eosntry. He pariie-
ular,y requests his friends and public general
ly to call and examine for themselves before
buying elsewhere.
Litch6eld. Octs 90, lsSs. 10
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1835-10-29

Prosperity of BsGaA0.-Ths mansion house 70 that
city was recently sold 10 r. B. Cos, ESQ for $75VOO
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1835-10-29

Pennsylsania. from all the counties ex.
cept Warren and Vcnango, give Ritner 81 1861 votes
Wolf 81 ,856-M"hlenberg 81 1926. Riner's mnlor-
ity over Wolf, 30,025-do. over Muhlenberg, "a 055
6a2 being only 1921 more than the for Ritner
alone. The Assembly as far heard from. s divid-
ed thus favorable 70 Riiner 70-Wof l6-MuhleH-
berg l3-N. II. Herald.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1835-10-29

Vermont.-The Green Mountains must 20 without
Governor 80 far as we see, for the Legislature
has had Is [37] baolings without being able TO
make choice, and we can discover no symptoms "f
giving way among the friends Of either candidate.
The Lieutenant Governor elected ny the people will
probably discharge the duties Of Chief Magistra du-
ring the year. The House Of Representatives 10 10
dilemma too. II cannot choose a Clerk, and the
friends OF the various candidates display nAexih-
" quite as great as in the gubernaoral conte"i Four
teen balloings have already taken place without
showing the least chance for a choice: we DO not
see how that body is to- have any official record Of lie
proceedings, if il persists 10 having no Cierk-N r.
Cour. 4 Eng.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1835-10-29

The time is rapidly approaching for the greatest
democrats under the sun, who live and veg.'a'e {"
Connecticut, 10 change their opinions upon the SSo-
iect OF instructions, monopoles and small bills. The
Albany Argus and the New York Times, the two pill
lars which support the arch OF Democracy !" the EN-
pire State, will have more pledges at the hands 81
their nubjc servants. The democrats in New.York
wan, more banks: the small bill device will not work |;
votes are more easily bought with rags than silver
no new jobs be contracted for without plenty OF
the signs Of value: specie 10 scarce many 60 uDre-
warded and are becoming clamorous; the people
have been humbugged, and will stay so.-NoT0GLk
G0xette. s.-
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1835-10-29

Judge While has been unanimously reelected Uni
ted States Senator BY the Legislature Of Tennessee
This is pretty strong Indication Of his standing in
that State ON the Presidential question.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1835-10-29
F,om The ALBANY Epening Jounai.

S;rn.-The Sentinel, thorough-going Jaekson
add Woif paper, printed Easton Pa, the residence
Of Governor Wolf, holds the following language 10
relation M. Van Buren:
bout him-we dislike the man, and his measures. ana
we believe the great body Of the Democracy OF our
State dislike him. &4 s-..E
f" re the people OF PenDsylvania are TO be cheated
ont Of their vote, il 10 quite minor matter TO whom
that vote is given bot Martin Van Buren, should be
one Of the last 10 receive it,"
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1835-10-29

Our correspondent b. Mnst forward the ,ohole oi
his communication before can insert part. We
canno, well Judge Of the merits Of an essay from de-
tached portion Of it. ..t.
The suggestion Of " A Subscriber" with regard to
the title Of certain would-be great man will be taken
into OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES It be Heptagon" or
Ocsngom" wc believe however be OF little conse-
quence-eheris sufficiently distinctive Of the charac-
ter Of the person.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1835-10-29

Shoes! Shoes :! ShOe8!!!
TUST received. a large supply Of Women's
y Kid Spring Shoes; Morocco and ca'f-sk'n
do: Calf skin Boots. Also. mems Cosc' Hide
Boots and Shoes. warranted equal to any ma.
nufactured-for sale at
PORTERS' STORE.
One door east of Court House. Oct. 90.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-05-22
Seoinsunsen Diefer Seitung.


1.Der preis oiefer 3eitunsiit Gin
2beler fir Den Sabrean9 ,penn inner
balb brep Msenatsa nDm Gmpfanse be
3eiiuua an. u.-ein 3balsr uno fanf5is Gents
irenu innerbaIb bem Jahte-uno 22baler
mennnab 0eflauf osdeIbeu bs3abl piro.
2. Sir cine thr5ere 3eitalS ieebe Monate
miro tsine gubslesiption aussnommeu,nno
Die 3situns fam nicbt oufseseben sperpen
is ale NhGitanoe bssablt iin6. .... .
s. 8stanntmabunsen fofen: SIR cine
Moebe SO @euts tas 0isred fir einsu
!Ncnat 81 uuo far rim Sabr IbalSr bas
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