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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-11

Nu O0MNe
HvHg subscriber informs those vAo ere
II DESTROYS 10 have their dsuEhsers laugh,
music, thst he has engaged the ssrvicss Of
ns. Nsthssisi Csrvsi, Of the District Of Co
luubis, 70 teach class Of young Ladies b.
hss school. ssd any Others In the town or ooun-
Try vho may whh 10 avail thsnselvss Of 90
favorable IN opportunity.
Sr. G. viii b IN Chsrisstovn rssdy 20 con-
neses sbsat the 6rst Of next month, snd viii
givs insezuctioa on the Pisao Forte sad
Guitar. u 10 deemed insx psdsat 10 speak Of
VIZ C.S greet kill nod profound knowledge
IN the seisses Of nv,ic. % we'll % his isds-
hiissbie end soeeessfsl sxsruoos in ground
ipg his pupils in the sane, % u 10 psesuned
he n known By character. at least, 10 many
citizens c( Jedsrsso county.
hr. e.. will also teach class n Shepherds
toun end Haspsrs-Fsrsy. IL saf5ciestiy en-
eoursgei.
Terms win BE- made known By application
TO the subscriber, OF Mr.. G.. when be arrives.
WILLIAM ~. JONES.
Chsr'estown. June IL. iS35.-1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-11
Choiee wine, Rr0udv, s-e

Ch0tee Wine, Brandy, A-e.
a T the request Of some Of thsr friends.
IA the nndsrslgusd have procured from
one Of the Eastern cities, and nov Offer Tor
sale, some Of the Pure>t and best liquors the
eountry can adord-smoag them are
Very old L. P. Msdeirs,
Very old Pale Sherry,
Port Wines 10 half barrels. leigh casks.
barrels. and quarter casks,
Also, Fourth Proof Cognisc Brandy.
Holland Gn,-L. r. TeDeriHe Wine, ali
OF which will be sold on accommodating
terms WAGER & o'BYRNE.
Hsrpen-Ferry, May d, ie35.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-11

RsA IerbIy comfortable Dwelling House,
NJ" with corresponding supply Of out
Hsss houses two good wells If excellent
60 water, and several good ponds.-
Upon the whole, the situation Is quite . de-
sirsoie ones and the value Of the farm will
doubtless be enhanced by the erection OF a
depot on the rail way, within ono mile Of
the same
The terms OF the sale will be a. follows
Four Thousand dollars Of the purchase money
70 remain In the hands OF the purchaser dur
Ing the natural life Of the widow Of said de-
esdent, bearing interest from the time OF sale,
payable annually 10 the widow, after wboss
death The whole 10 90 he paid 10 three equal
snaual indictments to the executor; sad
sum 10 be secured BY deed Of trust on the
premises, conditioned for the regular pay
ment OF the interest to the widow the resi-
due OF the purchase money to be paid one
third % hand, one third NJ the expiration oil
one year. and the remaining third az the ex-
piratson OF two years from the day OF sale
But II " understood, that should the deeeas,
OF the widow happen within two years from
the day Of sale, The payment OF the install.
ments OF the four thousand dollars will mol
be required to commence until the ezpira.
ton Of three full years from The dsy Of sale
The payments failing due at tho end OF IN,
nni and second years after the purchase
viii also be secured b, deed Of trust on
The premises Persons wishing to view the
farm, will apply 10 Mr.. James p. Hughes, o.
Mr.. John ?. Rely, who resihe in the imme-
date neighborhood. Sale 20 commence II
iO o'clock. Attendance given by
JOHN ALLEMONG, Err
81 chTisiisa .SifsmSng, dsesassd
Frederick co., June II, l635.-is.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-11

The great mistake Of Mr.. Webster's
friends is, the belief that he Is popular
because he ought and deserves to Be DO
Pular. Never was there greater err
ror. We say again that these are the
days for fhird-rate men. Daniel Web.
ster is too great and too good man
for the miserable partizan tactics of the
miserable two-penny politicians of the
present day. His intellect is too lofty
his character too exalted for their com.
|Prehension. Their imaginaiions can
not compass the extent Of his power.
and attainnents. Melancholy as the
fact is, we yet conscientiously believe
it to be the case. that Mr.. Webster,
virtue, independence and talents, arr
obstacles to his preferment TO an Office
which is now sought to be obtained BY
art, cunning and chicanery.
.4ier. Ga<.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-11
RICHMOND, (vA.l NAY %.

james Rirer. and KaaaUAa Company
The stockholders finished the business
before them on Thursday evening, and
adjourned until the second Monday in
December. The Directors consist Of
the follow gentlemen:
PRESIDENT.
Joseph c. Cabell, of Nelson.
DIRECTORS.
Sidney s. Baxter, Richmond,
Richard Sampson. Goochland,
Samuel Marx, Richmond,
Randolph Harrison, Cumberland,
John III. Cooke, FIuvanna,
John Early. Lynchburg.
Hugh Csperton, Monroe.
We have never seen q more respec-
table and dignified body OF citizens as
sembled upon any occasion, than COM
posed this meeting. The differences
of opinion evinced during the debate,
excited no unpleasant feelings, and the
stockholders separated in spirit of the
finest harmony and friendship, each
one apparently determined to use his
best efforts Ia promotion Of the great and
magnificent enterprise.-[ Compiler.
n fotch Of the s,Urellous.-The poet
OF the Post says, the Baltimore Conven-
hon was packed by the democracy Of
the Union" In the haste Of packing,
they slowed away some articles belong
ing TO another concern. They emu
merate 10 votes from Tennessee, when
not man from Tennessee was there;
and no man belonging to the state would
dare to return home after voting for
Van Buren,. They include few Office
holders from Massachusetts,, Vermont
and other states, wholly free from the
suspicion Of Van Burenism.-T Noah.
New Jersey has suffered loss in her
peach trees BY the late severe weather,
computed a half q million Of dollars.
Monmouth county alone, has lost So
GOO trees. What win become Of New
York when the time arrives that We
were wont TO laxurate on this delicious
fruit. The very thought Of Il grieves
as 10 the heart more than il does the
farmers. whose golden hsrvests have
been thus untimely nipped in the bud.
But, are not all these disasters wise ar
engagements Of providence, Shall we
not thus from the blighied crops Of fruit,
be moro sure to escape the terrific
scourge oicholera, Cor. Partial evils
universal good"
There are some facts which at this
moment. we should like 20 see &C.
counted for satisfactorily; and we have
no doubt others would be gratifed
with the information. From Harpers-
Ferry, there is now a line Of Canal
communication 20 GeoEgetown-per-
haps one Of the best constructed Ca
nails in the union. From che same
point there Is Rail Road 10 Baltimore,
constructed on q most expensive scale.
The cost Of transportation upon the
Canal is less than upon the Rail Road,
yet nine-tenths Of The Flour forwarded
from HsrperS-Peny Is sent 10 Balti-
more. j. il solely owing 10 the cir
eumstanee that espifai l. located Al
f3aItimore-or j. toe preference given
10 Baltimore Tor any other reason,
such as saving o. time in TIE transaction
of businensi
why Is Il that the Rail Read ssocs
- 81 par. whilst that Of the Canal Is
unsaleabiei
Perhaps, however, when the Canal
shall have been continued % Alexan-
4 dria aud e.n;fos ioeafe1 fherc (o,o a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-11
COEmIIaissiOmer,s Sale.

commissioners sale.
nY authority Of decree Of The County
ID Court Of Jefferson, Z ~iii. on SaiHr&as
The laA day eI I1ns. 1885, oilcr. at public
sale IN ShepherdstOSn, before Jacob sbseIz's
tavern, that comfortable aud convenient re-
sldeues where I nov live, belonging to the
heirS Of Arthur Russell. deceased. IL y a
handsome twO-siorJ brick house, 90 which
10 stitched 81 acres Of land, neatly impTov
ed b. trees, shrubbery, &c. TeSms, one
fourth Of the purchase moosy cash, oDe-
fourth on the lsi Of Septs aaber DsXt, ~ber
Posssssio0 wili be gise0; 0ne-fourth on the
LIST Of April, 1886. and the rsmsining fourll
On the ist September. is36. The purchaser
will he required 10 give bond snd seeuFii,
Tor the deferred payments, add . deed ol
trust on the premises.
JOHN RUSSELL.
Spseiai Css'sa'r
May %, 1895.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-11

SHOES.
.BWst tss ftssse for kRMrpess !!
n nA PAIR Of homemads coarse Shoes,
n W. aud Q eOmplsts assortment Of
Winchester manufactured Locks, for ssls By
WN. s. LOCK & CO.
Chariestown, June II, 1875.
EMoN SYRUP, Pios Apples. swse, Or
Ms sbgss, LsmOua, Pigs. PTunes end Raj
sins, Cocoa, Palm and English Wnlnuts, FIJI
bsfis. &C. SO. just received and for safe =,
The chsrIsstova ApolheesFy aud Book Store
JAMES Brown.
Tobacco.
DATENT Natural Roanoke Leaf Chew
n ing TOBACCO, for sale by
HUMPHREY REYEs.
chsrIesto~n, ArSii -. 1885.
Turnpike stock for SssTc.
"HL b. sOla. 1t pubIio saI-, o. Aloo-
w day the 18Th of Juss, tcoust asv1
oee SHARE Of STOCK IN ihe smithhsid.
Charlestovn, and IIspeFs-Ferry Turnpike
Road, beloaging 90 The estate of Adam Eirl.-
eibergeF, deed. Terms ea.h
GEO. 4 Jos. EECHELBERGER.
1une y 1888. .sS@Ss.
RO6Ops for Safe.
a FEW coed MiddIisgs for sale. ApsIy
A 70 TIE PRINTER
ts1OSs WANTED.
HVWENTY a. thiriy pounds coarse wosl
n vsnted. Apply II
N'y ,. is1s. TINS OFFICE.
1VesC @Ssss CAe@p GsoOsss.
WNHg Subscriber, have lost received thel,
N supply of SPRLs0 GOODS. ukssb
mskss their stock sssy isres sci eomplsss.
esnbrseing aielost essFy srtseis as,sntly 49,
~ ssustry stoFss. end n dsmaaA. AZ ws
sfs dsteFelsned - reduce our autaasivs
stock, great bsrgnins may - sapaets4. We
isFits eur ffieads sud ssstoUsrs 4. ali -
supply fssmsslvss. We assnrs 49,. a.,
shsh 80 ~ tssuppeintSd, e. 90 pn.i,i--t,
SHi ssa Csooe4 vsEy skssp.
LLk a. RUSSELL.
HasPers-FsrFy, April -. ls1s.
Gar6gess sees.
MIL hsvo reesissf "a sns si-ss. lsr-.
w supPiy ~ frssh 81 esasins aAn,
DEN sEED. q ever VARSITY q kiva.
cauy-HiH, Igsrpsrs-Fssry,1
Pc. ~. ISIS
Eses@se Oatoas
II RAJ. JOHNSON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-11

Water Potc1.-From experiment.
which have been made at Harpers.
Ferry, Sc. it is estimated. that the
River Potomac will give water power
within the District OF Columbia, equa
to 1900 cubic feet, and capable of turn,
ing machinery for 25O, 900 spindles.
(.4ler. Gas.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-11
CAvALR (!

PIE Jefferson Cavalry q, ordered 10 20.
- rsds IN front Of Carers Hotel, Chsriss.
'o.s, the I'd Saturday IN hi. month, at Z
O'Clock. A full attendance is desirable, and
% many Ia uniform ss possible. The mate
rails can be bad st several Of the stores D.
Chariestown, and the an,fosm in full can BE-
seen nj Mr.. Browns OF Mr.. Boguss taiIo,
shop. JOS. p. ABEI.L. Cspf
June 4, 1895.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-11

We should dislike to see the Presidential
election carried TO the House Of Representa-
lives The Jaeksoniies. too, profess TO con-
template such an event with abhorrence, and
yet they can receive candidate pslmed upon
them b. body entirely unknown 10 the con-
stitutioa- They abhoe President selected,
according to the constitution, BY a Congress
Responsible to the great body Of the people;
yet they glorify a candidate selected for them
BY men utterly irresponsible. Strange ipcon-
sistcncy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-11
TRUST N.SEE.

virtue Of three several deeds Of trust.
~ executed By Johs Hyatt, ere 60 P. E..
aeCaee, "a trust for. soa 20 secure ashs
lve 70 Joka Duke, bearing data on the al
DAY 4 jelly. 1882, ard daily rscords51 sso-
shsf 80 Andrew Hunter. On trust for. aha 10
seedfs debt due 70 W. \ s. q. Andersos.
% ike manner duly recorded and Ihs hire
70 The sa'd AhdfsN Hunter. in sfu,f fOs. sB6
20 seesFs several debts dss rsspeeussly %
Thomas hsgbss, George D. Stephenson. 90
James Andrews 4 Co also duly reeordra
- the Clerks ofiice % the Csasiy Court IL
'slefsep. he undsrsignsd all proceed =
cell, - Thsrsfsy Ne Isth ssy II ~ grsssss
HSHtA, Oh NE prsmisss, lor rssay aoasy, a.
the ht<hest bidder n gstashie
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-11

situated on Unioa street - ihs iosa ~ neiE
ysr. Rov The property q sssd Jeisn iiystf
sdio'e'"g the lots Of Philip siuhnna. tk4 q.
states, sod oihsFs, SD rooisIpisg ALI "a
acre. also, variety ~ PefsoDei Pr5tsrff
Household snd hheheh Fngoiiufe, roLsisfie
IN pert. q tuo ipn plate Stoves. = eoas n
Gov. Bursaa, Safe, " indsof Ibs5rs. -
Ssds, Bsdsissas aBd Bsdding, cnrs~s
&C &c Ssch title oBly o. = vested b
sndsrsigpsd, ~ ss,S deeds q truss. y
rosEeyed " The puSehsssfst uhsnh.
ever. = believed e BE- lsShDutakla.
sale 70 eomesnes 81 ~ O'clock. ~.
p. g. MeCABE.
ANDREW mUNT
Juss 4. ls9z ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-11

10 Wess Djgyers.
THE ssdsrsigsst. scoaaasss sppslsssd
= - Ne purpose b. the Trustees. WIN ~
esivs psegsssls FOR disgisg yell q IL ssss
,. BROWN.
r. c. SNYDER,
N. MYERS.
lima N rQag
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-11
! Valley HOTEL.
charlesfOcn. Je6svsOa County, Fiygiai


n TAKE the liberty 10 snnoasce % the pab-
4 I've, that shalt. 90 Mondsx ae1t, fset,nr
80 Agea, fOE Joint stSsk s:saspsAy.l open .
House OF Entertainment
IN chsrissiovn, Js6srsoa County. ylrsnis
81 the Old stand, ResFiy N The cesiss of ,hs
lowa, Shish ass for msny sears been ocenpi
I'd - Tavern b. svmsfOus persons, snd
rev called he Valley tlotsi.
Ny TABLE shall b sapplisd snh The be-,
vissds the nAfhst aHoeds--a care luI OSR
liza slvsJs "a slissdsncs--asa az charge,
nodeFsts.
ibeiiastIoa leads ne almost irrssfslibst 90.
10 keep dIiak. q shish slcoAol is conpo
sect part bot un3sF sIl eifcsss,aness haze
concluded for ne Pssssat. 20 keen fiqaors .,
ne best Flaidy Zoe travellers end stranger
A gFog-shop" Shall asssr ~ sept ui,asr
Ne roof 81 bouas ever whish have coo.
troll
TO save trouble, give noiics a. Ne sassi
shai 90 credit SEED - ssked. ss seBs sih n
siseE. nost responsibility soiiea shsss d
pubiis pasFopsss.
ChsFlpsiovn. Jss. IS. ts3s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-11

ANOoL, 10 any quantity, and Of any
Wv quality, taken IN exchange for mer.
chsndize. Nm. s. LOCK O. CO.
MAY %, 1895.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-11
Prepare Eos. H~rreif !.

HAVE on hand . good supply Of 6r,,-
4 rste seasoned timber for repairing ssd
making nsw GRAIN CRADLES, which can
Be done st the shortest potics. q can be
found Of my shop % Cat Tail Run.
JOHN w. OFT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-11
"pEMocRATIc FESTIVAL. /.

On Tuesday i,ss. The festival" to com
usoorsts The triumph Of dsnocraiic princi-
P'es." took Fs.ce ct ths spring of Mr.. Jacob
MsssAx. near shePhsrastown. Tia day was
very favorable. and great many attended,
The number has been variously estimated from
hve hundred 10 ono thousand. Mr.. Jonx
Gaiees, sr. scted a. President. assisted BY Mr..
Gao. d. bsALL, Capt GnAxrHAx, and Col b.
DAvrSrosr, Vice Presidents Col E. Lucas,
the Representative-eieet, was present, and
affer being toasted, honorcd the company with
speech.
We have heard no farther particulars; bu,
We hope TO give full account next week.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-11

NV hsve reesivsf "a ens siuss, lars
w ssPPiy q frssh 81 esssins GAn,
DEN sEED. 81 ever VARSITY q kiBd.
=. q >. JOHNSON.
ca1g-Hin. fIsFpsFs-Fsssy,
feo. ~. ISIS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-11

james Rirer and Kaaaschs Company
The stockholders finished the business
before them on Thursday evening, and
adjourned until the second Monday in
December. The Directors consist OF
the follow gentlemen:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-11
cHEsAPEAKE 4 ONO CANAL coarANr.

cHEsArEAKE 4 oHIocANAL COMPANY.
We have received the seventh annu-
al report Of the Director Of this
Company, which Ne made 20 the
Stockholders by the Presdeat, George
G. Washington. On Monday hast. /,
10 well written paper, and presents
the affairs Of The company clearly and
succinctly.
We gather from II that continuous
canal 10 cow opened for navigation 10
miles from the basin, in Washington.
to eight miles above williamson.
The entire cost Of the canal, ipclu.
ding az expenses, is estimated at Ga
2OO, $50.
The canal from Georgetown TO Lit
tie Falls is 80 feet wide Al the water
line. and Z feet deep; and to Harper's
Ferry averages fully GO feet in width
and u in depth; from that point to eight
miles above Williamsport il 10 reduced
to fifty in width and d in depth, and
will retain the same proportions to Cum
beriand.
sh~a~ Nc w OooduCuOuS on the
Canal TO prevent the free passage of
steamboats,; the only permanent brid-
ges being at an elevation Of IL feet a.
bove the water line.
There are o2 locks; and the eleva-
ton Of the canal so far as completed is
:5o3 feet.
There are 5 aqueducts. all construct
ed Of solid masonry; and l36 cuiverts.
The canal is fed by FIVE dams
They are constructed on the most APP
proved plans, Of the best materials,
and give promise Of great strength and
durability.
Engineers are now locating the line
Of the canal to Cumberland.
Experiments are now being made
to test the practcability of navigating
the canal with steamboats,. As vet
nothing definite has been ascertaincd,
but the Directors do not despair Of ul-
innate success.
The revenue Of the canal is improv-
ing, and its early completion to Cum
beriand, and consequent advantages to
the stockholders and the state, will be
looked forward to with nome ntous in
terest.-( Bad. Ciron.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-11

On Fria.y isst, the price Of Flour at Alex
ssdria vss IS 70. We received no BaltL
more psps~ By The last mail. and consequently
cannot give The state Of the markets n that
city.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-11

The land Is OF good quality. has . 90
sufieient qusntiiy OF Timber, AMI
- now IN . good state OF cultiva- ~
ton. The improvements are to-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-11

The following hit, and il is a fair
one, is taken from the New York Com
mercial Advertiser
fnti-siarey.--Some Of the friends
OF Judge White at the South attack
MIR. Van Buren, on the ground Of his
being opposed to slavery It's all a
mistake. Mr.. Van Buren, owns more
slaves in this State than are to be found
in South Carolina or Georgia together
They are held in more abject servitude
too.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-11
Notice.

ENoR sale upon reasonable terms, or good
n paper, a,frst rate harness and riding
horse. Apply 10 n. & J. JOHNSON.
Camp-iiili, MAY 81, 1885.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-11

.EMoN SYRUP, PiSs Apples, swse, Or
A% sbsss, Lemons, Pigs. PIunes sDd Raj
sins, Cocoa, Palm and English wnlnuss, PiI-
bsfts, &C. SO. just received and foe sale \,
the chsrIsstova APoiheesFy aud Book Store.
JAMES Brown.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-11

rhs vhsst Be- improved eossissrsbly Win
IN ~ asys; but ssili ssr far.sn vill rep
bot pssr hsrvsul ooopsrsa visA - eross
whsch have ssssrsi,y bsss rkissi = tAh COO.
~ Lsrss qssssisiss q esss hsvs ssss pssss.
edi ssa, - bssA have ssvr bsss k.own h
Ail the sAns season, ~ have soos reason "a
heps that. though shs Wheat fAil. We shah have
abundance Of corn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-11

BOcOps for Safe.
"A FEW coed Middlisgs for sale. ApsI,
a 70 THE PRINTER.
Aiay 7, ls3s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-11
NlUefC.

JSes n. isss.-a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-11

tSSSs vS1ansea.
HVWENTY a. thir,y pounds coarse wosl
N vsnted ApplJ 81
May 7. is35. THIS OFFIcE.
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NEW OODS!!
Fresh and Cheap /! f!

wye.M T. WHE.aTON has JUS, received
wv an additional supply Of desirable DRY
Goops consisting Of black satin and Marseilles
vestings, Venetian-a prime article Tor coats
and panialoons, black, blue black, green and
maroon silk velvet super black pou. de SOL SIR ;
black synchaw and GO dc nap do, colored silks
0s- very cheap, green and blue sarcenets' pom
gee and spalfeli silk hdkfs, ladies fancy, Grape
&c. hdkis, elegant bonnet ribbons, cap do, blk
and colored silk braids, blond footngs and edg-
inss, bobbnet footings, double aud single found
alton muslins-whe, and black spool cottons,
Tayor's Persian, Chappe's, Clarke's Sc, assort-
ed numbers, 1000 skein bundles sewing cotton,
knitting cottens, brown battiste for tnrbans &c.
Co;ored srence silks linen threads. book Jaco-
net and Swiss muslins, cotton hdkfs, italian
cravats, ladies II. s. gloves, white and eolored
silk do. gents white and brown linen do, Dover
and plate calicoes, brown shrtings, Russia dia-
per. crash, green barge, English gnghams,
e!astcs, ladies' and gents white and colored
hosiery, beavorteeas, fans, cap wire, brown lin
ems, ribbons, iaces, superior sewing silks. nee
dies, twled tapes, SC. SC. for sale cheap at
June 27. LONG ROOM.
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9sAnGC&n%&
LVITS VARIOUS BRANCHES.
NEW GooDS!

rHr.M II. WHEATO.N has just opened
w brown linen table cloths, India rubbcr
and webb ny suspenders, furniture che ks, car
pet bindings, bonnet and cap ribbons, white and
olo cd taste, white linen drilling, bleacheJ and
brown cotton drilling, Russia diapers, brown
sbirtings, Nurse lies Vestinys, white and f,ncy
cole ed a;tcrns, blesched shrtng', fine colorcd
csmbrics Jackson cord, Dover calIcoes. m,fk :
ing canvass, bobbInet footing, white blond
g,uze hdkfs aud wells. scarlet bon,bazette, white
saiteen. I1dia nankin, gents mixed and white
cotton ho.e, ladies' white unbleached and fancy
cotton hose, knitting cotons. pins, cords, iapas
ao,,on hdkfs, stripe shhings, oyclets, fans, sc.
&C. For yREsH GOODS al low prices. apply
at LONG ROOM
July 25.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-08-22
A CHOICE a.ND SPLENDID as
SORTNEN Il OF hEW GOODS

usUST receive at tho WAsHIYGroN Row
q CLOTHING STORE a fresh supply Of New
Goo DIS, making as general an assortment, il
not superior, to what can be found in any other
establishment Of the kind in the State and
which will be sold quite as cheap.
Consisting IN part 81 The )oiloping, riz
Supcrfne and mid LINEN Drills Mole
ding BnoAD CLOTHS. skin, beaverteens, fus'
Colors---blue, black, uan, and numerous
drab, light brown, dark other goods, a aPpro-
do, russell do, and Sus- pirate for the season.
sex do very nice; bot good assort men,
lie green, olive do, RI of GLOVES, among
he do, and invisible do, which, are few dozen
mulberry, adelaide.- of white and straw col
.,ne piece of a dark oxed berlm,a genteel
VINE. u most durable article on particular
color and quite fine. pccas ons.
Dirk aud steel mixed. Whine satin NEcK
Sup rtne and md SToCKs, and Other
ding CAssIMe Es and articles. Black bonn
SATINErs, of various buzine, and silk do In
fashionable coloIs. da rubber and webbing
VEsTiNGs. q great suspenders. silk 90.
variety Of patterns and Hosiery, buson, pi :
qualities. c s, dickics, hdkfs,sra-
Black LASTING and watts and olmoat every
BoMBAzINE other article required
Brown md white or genllcman's DIRE 8.
A complete assortment OF READY MADE
CLOTHING always on hand, warranted good
aud which will ne sold either al Wholesale or
retail, Of prices which cannot fail to suii.
o. Garments made up TO order ai shor no.
tce. and which, in pont Of hi, workmanship,
and style, shall not be surpassed by any in tins
City.
n. b. CoATs MADE bY MEN TAiLos.
Terms Cash.
WILLARD A. HANDY.
No l, Washington Row.
Providence, Nov. 3.