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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-02
SENATORIAL ELECTION.

The last Wheeling Time furnishes the follow
ing statement:
" The official returns from Tyler county give
Col. Parroi, the whig candidate, IS majority o.
yer Major Good,
"In Wheeling, Col. Parriott received l05 votes
and Maj Good l67, making the total number Of
votes polled only 212, whcrca, if there had been Il
general turn out of the voters, there would have
been cast about 600 votes. The small support
which Col. Parrott received here owing to the
dccp-rootcd prejudice that IA large portion of our
citizens had imhibcd against him. in consequence
of his former course in Legislature, in relation
to our court houSn-some prcierrng to absent
themselves from the polls, others zealously lending
their aid in coctine political opponent, Besides,
MAJ, Good !, Il citizen Of the place, .! handsome
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TENNESSEE.

The Message ot the newly elected Governor of
ienncsScc, (Col Newton Cannon,) is commen,,-
bic like for its hrcvi,v Tor the ludicousncss Of its
topics, and for the soundness of is views lie
recommends increased attention to Public Educa-
ton and Internal improvements, the passage ot
additional laws with regard 10 the Slave popula.
ton, DC. We were particularly struck with the
following cutting icbuke of the hard money hum
hug--particulall, cutting, as coming from the Chief
Magistrate of Tennessee:
-" Notwithstanding there are some who indulge
III speculative Visions, far as 10 imagine that n
metallic currency Of cold and silver will shortly
be restored to our country, still we mist think that
We will continue TO have, us the medium al ex-
change, a papcl currency. Hence most earnest
" recommend To the legislature timely and un-
cfasing efforts To preserve 10 tho utmost extent of
Their power that careRcN IN 4 sound state, and
thereby save Our country from those great evils,
which we have heretofore 81 fully experienced
from an excess of banking Institutions"
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'alent', having numerous, respectable and iniluen-
llai oonneoons-and, deservcdly no man could
be personally more popular
From West Liberty, the only other dis,rc, in
the county the returns are moro favorable. Col.
rarfio" vote was So, and Maj, Goods 81
In Tyler and Ohio, therefore, Col Parrio,t has
majority of IS. Marshall and Brooke TO be
heard from
- Since the above was in type, we received
The vote of Marshall county, which leaves little
doubt vi Col Pariou's election, viz:
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MARRIAGES,

MARRIED. on Thmsday 22d instant. b, the Rev
Henry b. Cowles, Mr. CEpH,s NrrB, OF st. Ioui.
Missouri, to Miss ELIZA NJ, daughter ot Nr. Brnja-
min Schoolhcd oi tins place.
-, on "Wednesday, 2ISt October. by the Rev.
Daniel Wit, Mr. HILLARY g. EIonAnp-oN, OF
Charlotte, To MISS IuoiNnA VI, daughter Of I,irc-
berry Clara Esq. Of Prince Edward.
lr :" The Richmond Enquirer will pca,. insert he
above.
-, on "Wednesday evening last, by the Rev.
DR. Phillips Mr.. FouNThr> 6. HUM, 10 Miss jena
g. daughter of John owlcr all Of Bedford county.
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{ let III
JAMES KIVEK AID KANA,vuA CANA;
NtNt.I<tA.
NOTICE TO CO\1R ACTOKS

HNllt. Board OF Directors of the James River
l. and kana"ha Company, hnvine resolved 10
place under contract vents-hrrc miles Ut the
line of Their improvements VIZ All that part cy.
tcndig from the waor-wo,ks dam AT Lyuchbure,
To the end OF section NJ. liz, IN the village of
Scottsvllle, and the thirteen miles between the
Scvcn-l >land Falls. and the village OF Coumbm--
Sealed proposals will bc reecned nv the Sccrr-
tarv OF the Company, At their office IN the city OF
Rtllmond, from November 18TH 10 December III,
inclusive, for all the excavations, cmbankmcnt and
walling in that distance.
The portion OF the line which II is intended To
let, comprises many difficult points, and consd-
cradle amount OF river wang and bla ting.
The line will be prepared Tor examination hv
the 18th of November after which date, up to
the time of letting, all ncodlnl information will be
gwen and the maps and proics exhibited to con-
tractors, ON application being made Ia either of the
Principal Assistant Engineers Simon ~ Wright,
in the village ot CaricrSyille, Daniel Livcrmorn At
Seoi,svl,, and Charles Ellct, j., in the town Of
L,nchburg.
II Is expected that the proposals of contractors
who are not personally known IL either Of the
principal ass,is,an, Engineers, will be accompanied
by proper testimonials of character and experience,
from the Engineers of other works on which, they
have been engaged.
The seals OF the proposals will bn broken on the
10Th OF December and the acceptance of the pro-
POSITIONS by the Board, made known ~ soon aGcr,
will be practicable. BY order oflI,o President
and Directors.
". b. CIlIrTENDEN, Sccry.
Notc-This advertisement is not intended tn
embrace the Locks Dams, Cnlverts or any Other
of the works of art--Prior 10 the letting OF which,
well Il, the residue of the excavation and cm-
bankmcnt between Scolts,illc and Mllcn>' Al.
venture, due notice will be given.
Nov > ~
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farriou'S prcvio,ls majority, bS-22o.'

u The New England Review, an able journal,
published at Hartford Connecticut has come out
for Gen. Harrison as ncxt President. Til, is
some evidence OF the abatement of the local al
'aehm"nt for Mr. Webster, which, il permitted IL
influence the action Of the New England Wings,
will produce the most m,sclicvou> consequences,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-02

o. The New York Mercantile Advertiser states
that Thompson, the foreign lnccndiary. sailed
few days ago. lie has made fortunate escape,
we suspect. The country was getting too hot for
HIM, since the recent exposure oi his s,llainous
character. Garrison had better follow HIM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-02

CATTLE SHOW, Nc-rhc New London
Agricultural Society will hold its anniversary ON
TUESDAY newt; and We are glad 10 hear that u
splendid exhibition Of Stock, Domestic Manuiac-
lures, Nc. is anticipated. We presume there will
boa numerous attendance from all the diaccnt
country.
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o. The Foreign News in this morning paper
is OF considerable interest
ABOLITION EXCITEMENT;S

We pubs! this morning copions accounts of
the recent Abolition excitement in Boston aud Uti-
ca. Such decisive indications Of public sentiment,
at tile North cannot be highly gratifying and satis-
factory to the South, Will. it i, to he hoped ,iu.,
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TON RENT,

IA The Brick House, situated At the corner of
',,sm OF THIRD street and si>tl Alley, prcsen,
1--s'a'. IN the occupanc, of REV. Archibald Smlth
Possession may he had on the lsi oi Nc,cmhcr
Aprl, To
NFNRN l.. nI'FFEI.
Oct o; wlvii
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.1n.hersf .xgricMf1Mrssi Society.

a MEETING of the Members Of tire Amherst
L n Agricultural Society, will be held at Mr.
Scouts Tavern a, the Court House, the 2l Thurs
day in Noycmber.-Punctual attendance is re-
quested, as business ofimportance will be before
the Society.
Oct. % Il Il
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REVIEW
or THE LYNCUBNRG N1RhE ri
Core C ted by IIolcombc Il Tyrcc.

Tnsprctcd The past monIh, - hhds. o1 Passed
Tobarco; l3I Refused total 232.
Comparisons Of Inspections, 1884 and 1855
No. Passed No. Reid. For ms. Sto ok.
1894, Oct.3Ist, le ~ IA Ii7I
1873. OCT. 3lst. % 1}1 ~ 2}5
The prices for Common and Middlng Tobacco
and lugs have continued at high rates through the
month, The article is still in good demand pri-
mings have been sold al 1919 TO St.25; New
Lugs quoted at from S4.50to SO. The crops, so
far as we have information, is much injured by the
frnst and large mart ni I en-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-02

They will be eff.etual in putting down The fncend-
"rrS preserving the public tranquility, restoring
iratcrnal feelings between the different sections Of
the Union, and perpeua,ing the Union itself
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-02
o. We publish tie following paragraph vii

u VIC PUBLISH ILt foI1oWIne paragraph Win
out knowing what dcgicc of credit it is entitled To :
From thc Ntw York HraM
IMroRTANr-TRou WITH Fn,Nrr-W e
learn from highly respectable source at Wash
ington that by the last dispatches from Paris, the
French Government, has demanded special en-
hassy TO be sent by the American Gov eminent to
explain away the language Of the President,
Message General Jackson il reply merely sen,
dispatches to Paris pcremp,orilv recalling Mr.
Barton, our Tharce des AFFAIRS, and putting an end
a, once to all diplomatic intercourse with the Ming
of the Barcadcs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-02

4" The ln,clligcnccr says: " He (hc Pre,leni)
recommended one term for his successors, but ac-
ocptcd two for himself" Fhisi something iikf truth
but is nevertheless altogether false. The Piesi-
dent recommended change in the Constitution as
10 III" rc-cIisibIlity of the Chief Magistrate but
Il, the Constitution is, he has not, and we are per
Suaded, would not recommend an, course contra
~ to its principles the popular will manifested
III thc usage under II. " WASHINGTON (iobe
1t seems to us that the Globe. distinction is Il
very casuiSlical one II a man deem a certain
course OF action wrong, he ought not to feel him
sill at liberty to pursue it, because the lar aNows
It. If he be man Of great personal Influence,
he should rather seek, by the force Of example, to
supply the defect of the laws Washington did,
in retiring from the Presidency at the end of cielr
Years, though there WAS no constitutional impede
ment 10 his reelection, and still less in public
opinion, for liic--an example, which, by frequent
repetition, has acquired all the sanctltv aud force
OF Il constitutional provision.
Agan--Wih what face can the Globe present
such an argument as this in column, while in
another it seeks to render elect ON of President
by the House of Representatives, IA constitutional
provision of equal solcmnitv, odious to the pco-
pie ? Why, if the Globe regard, it so very out
ragrons to " recommend any course contrary 10
the principles Of the constitution, or the popu-
lar will manifested in the USAGE under il" does il
affect 10 regard an election by the House Il, the
concentration of all evil One Of its positions IN
dubitablv cuts the throa, of the other.
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W. b. CIIIrTE\DIN Seer


IN1IE tour Martial for the Isl Battalion OF the
l3lsi Regiment viii be held the mon Ilo
tel, on FRIDAY, the 9th oi November next aud forthe
Second Battalion, N tho Franklin Hotel, on Satur-
day. the 9TH Of November ncN.
GEORGE T.. NORNEII.
fLjn'dnt Of HE i3la Reg. Jngina Ma.
Nov ~
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ham, Hammond, Hart, Livingston, Lounsberrs,
=, Martin, Mooers, Mallory, Moore, Moves, Paine,
n9ss, hosencran,z, skinner, Swart, VAN b.
REN, Wilson. Young-25.'
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4 HE subscriber offers for sale, low for cash:
1000 Sides Red and Oak Tanned Sole Lea.
rhcr;
POO SIDES Russell and Va, Upper Lea.
tl,cr, "A part very heavy and good
20 Dozen Zip Skin,
20 g Calf Skins, Harness and Bri-
die Leather;
IIih a large assortment Of
Shoes, Hats and Gaps.
Of the latest Fashion; WIRING and Wrapping Pa
per, &c. &c. NJ. W. DAVENPORT
Nov.2 IT if
NIRGINiA-Ata Circuit superior Court OF Law
and Chanccry, continued and held lor Bedford
County, At the Courthouse. on "Wednesday, tho Ilrh
day Of October, 1855
William VI. Otcy, Plaintiff
1gana
John II. O,ey, Jr and William Cook, Deits.
~ CHANcrnY.
This, day, this cause to be heard, b> con
oi parties, the bill, answer oi the defendants
exhibits examination OF witnesses. and arc ucd by
counsel; On consideration OF which, and BY like
consent, the Court doth refer the between
the parties to commissioner Of this Court, who is
directed To examine, state and settle the same, and
make report thereof to the Court, with any matter
specially stated thought pertinent By himself re-
quirsdby he parties to be so stated.
Copy-Tcste,
JOS. WILSON. Clerk
CoMNIssIoNER's OFFICE
Liberty, Oct. 20, 1895. {
Tile parties in this cause, will take notice that |
have appointed Monday, the 9TH day Of December
next 10 commence the accounts directed by thu fore
gong decree, which day, the hour of 10 o'clock
in the morning. they are required attend at my OF
flee. III this town. with their accounts vouchers and
copies OF Court papers prepared for examination and
settlement J\O. \. WHARTON.
Commissioner
Nov w4w
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FOUND

lust OPENED,-Splendid BRASS Tenders.
- and Irons, Shovel and Tongs, Stair Rods, &c.
Making the best assortment Of those articles ever
offered in this market House Keepers cal! aud
see. n. 3. RICHARDS, h GO.
Nov. 2 a-- /.
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rIr. Inomas Davis /:

-
- IR PLEASE fake cotics that the :ird MONDAYS
- OF December and January, next at the Clerks
Once of Amherst county, shall take the dispositions
Of Col. John :. Pryor, james Davis. Lindsey Davis,
and other. 10 10 read the trial of my suit against
you, now depending in the circuit superior Of
law and chancey for Amherst county, onits chancery
side, when and where you may attend.
You obedicnt servant,
CHARLES DAVIS. =
Amherst Nov. w4ws
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'Ni's
JOS. WILSON, Clerk.
CoMMIssIoNERs OFFICE, D
Liberty, Oct. 20, 1875. {

I.lberfy Oct 70, 1873.
The parties IN this cause will take notice, that
have appointed Saturday. the 9th day Of December
next 10 commence the account directed by the lore
gong decree OF court on which day. at the hour of
10 o'clock IN the morning, they requested
tend at my ONCE, in this town. with their accounts,
Vouchers aud copies 81 court papers prepared for
animation and settlement
JNO. \. WHARTON,
Commissioner
Nov. , w1w
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lNSEED OIL, Spirits Turpcntine, Coal Tar.
IL White Lead in Oil, Fancy Colors for rooms.
dry and in oil, etc etc, for sale BY
Howell DAVIES.
n. u. TIE subscriber viii give great bargain
in the whole Stock ON hand or in bills Of goods.
II.
Oct p isM
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v lRGINI\ AT tnouit Superior Conf of
Law and haucery, continued and held Tor led
lofd County, at the Courthouse, on Wednesday, the
18th day Of October, is35
Charlie, &. Patterson, Plaintiff.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-02

" IRGlNiA-Nta Circuit superior Court of Law
and Chanccry, continued and held for Bedford
County, Al the Courthouse. ON "Wednesday, tho It'll
day of October lSiJ
William VI. Otcy, Plaintiff
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Tn, DAY, tins cause came on To he heard on The
bill, the Subpoena awarded therein ON the 18th day of
October 1888, which appears to have been duly ex-
ccutcd on the defendant, Gross upon the order Of
publication against the defendant " hltcly which APP
pears TO have been duly published, md exhibits and
WIS argued by counsel: On consideration whereof
the Court doth adjndge, order and decree that the
defendant Charles Whitley, do render an account of
his administration Of the estate Of Joseph Huddles-
ton decd, before Commissioner fthis Court who
Is hereby directed To examine, state and settle the
same, and make report thereof to the Court with any
matter specially stated, thought pertinent by himself
OF required by the parties To be so stated.
\ Copy-Fcste
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Plaintiff,
Is CiiANcnRy.

Charles Whitley. administrators Of Joseph IIudde-
sion, dee IT,, and Isaac Gross, Defendants.
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Of the latest Fashion; WIRING and Wrapping Pa
per, &c &c. NJ. W. DAVENPORT.
Nv , II If
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l,,
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-12-17
NOTICE.


Henry G.. Porter & 90. -.
Having made arrangements for learning this ctty'
offer for sale their siOck Of Goods. con-
sisting Of prime assortment Of ~
Hardware and Cutlery
at such reduced rates as TO make 1t an object TO
purchasers to cali and c1anine. They nil
be sold at less than NeO York prices. ~
TINE Goods are new. Of our own imports
Il ton, have been purchased with Cash ]"
England. and many have been landed from the
Liverpool Packets within the last 20 days
To any person wishing to commence the
Hardware trade in this place. and take the be-.
nett Of an established bnsiness. with ths PRIV
iege ofihe lease OF the Store, a UeTgddcGnt0-
geous situation is offered.
NsThe Goods win he sold 10 large or smaih
quantities, to accommodate purchasers. ..
--,.s .4.al BE-. 7les aa ALSO, ,'. 1:~- 81 q go.
&c, 900 lbs. iron WIRE, Of superior quality,
from No. I 10 70. ,-11-.. .s neg
40 tons Cast IRON HOlIoao Ware. r'
Hartford, Nov. 4, 1895. Ste4tro2T
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-12-17
KOnK HERE!

HNHE subscriber offers for safe an assert
Il ment of Wagons. and other ar'I'
cles, such as Steel Springs, Hoes, Axes Adzes'
Bush Hooks. Shaves, and Chissels, DOT sur.
passed nv any ia the country, all Of which VIII
be sold as low for cash or good credit as al
any shop whatever.
ALSO, p.
A number Of second hand CARRtAGES'
SULKEYS, &c. for sale at cost.
NEWood- work to WaggoOs of oil descr'p'
tons done at short notice. ..e
HOrse-shoeing and ALI kinds of country work
and repairing done with care Cd, ~.
Most kinds of lumber and produce taken IN
payment for the above articles, by G
VIM. RODGERS,
. Spencer Street.
An Apprentice wanted
.r.r At THE ABOVE BUSINESS
Lffchfeld, Muu Z. ~ AZ
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-12-17
!. .HARDWARE Is. !.
....t w. 90. FOR SALE BY 1d l 4ta-t
SAMUEL II. ROLLES,

.s, 5at LITCHFIELD. asif'T
DARBER g. Gems patent cast steel CIR'
- cuLAR SAWS. Of 81 and 90 inches diam
eter and smaller sizes. =. +. .tfe ,..s, -.
English and American, German and Cast
Steel MILL SAWS, Of 6 and l-2 feet, ana
Cross-eut and lennon ditto. 81.
Wood Saws and Frames, with all oIher
sorts Of Saws. Plane Irons. t.a- zee
Primers. Turner's, Framer's Chisels and
Gouges. Files and Rasps, fat. round, hall
round, square g. triangular, fall com. Lengths.
Blacksmiths' Vices. Bit Stocks and Bits.
from q to 4s bits complete. So.
Door Butts and Handles and House Trim
mings generally. Screws Of all Sizes .,ae
LOCKS Of every description. ~. @'
Cabines Makers Tsimmings- HotlOsc Ware.
Brass Andironsr least do. with brass tops and
do. with wrought bars, and common" cast DO
Shovels and Tongs-ChoPping Knives
Knives and Forks; Spoons; Walters. ts
Waffle Iions-Patent Iron Tea Kettles. %,
pr Harness Makers Trimmings.
Carpenters A Dies, Hatchets, cast shetland
common Augers; Veers; Glass Curtain Pins
GLUE, Sand Paper, Sc. Sc. With almost eve
nv other article in the Hardware Line, which
will be sold MS low as they can be bought 10
the State of Connecticut. q,,stut. ,oa
.uLitckfeld, June a. '''..a' ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-12-17
SOVTM FARMS


THIS school is designed exclusively for le
u males. 1t will open on Wednesday the
nth Of NOvir, in the brick building near the
Meeting House, under the care Of Miss HAIR
RIsoN, daughter Of Rev. Foadick Harrison,
young lady. the trustees believe, every way,
qualified to take charge Of such an institution.
An the branches of education usually pursued
in female Summaries will receive ateentipn in
this; and whatever may be the apparent pro-
gress OF the pupils, it is determined that they
shalt understand the studies to which they give
their attentio,,-or in either words, it is design
ed 10 have thorough course Ofstudy pursued.
This school, as its name would indicate, is
located in South Farms, Litchfeld. CT place
on account of its purity Of air and beauty Of
scenery well adapted for such an institution.
Terms Of fulton. s. 90 per quarter. @
N. B. b BARD can be procured in respectable
private families on terms as favorable as in any
village in the county. Instruction will be Civ
en- 10 Music and Drawing Cor unreasonable ex-
N.,.n e. E - %
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-12-17
Drugs and Medicines.
Paints, Oils, Wines, &c.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

y. e.. BECKW.HTH 5.. .
OFFERS fer sale a complete assortment
" of the above articles 10 quantities To- sun
the purchaser, on as good terms as they can
be bought within the state, for cash or credit,
including an assortment Of BrOnzes, Gold aod
Silver ]. eaf and Foil. Gums Copal and Shell.
Lac, Alcohol, Japan and Copal Varnish, Ia
marinds, Madden, Cochineal, Indigo. Ameri-
can aud Russian Isinglass, Spices, Sal Eratus'
Patent Barley and Cocoa, Soda and SeidHizs
Powders, Congress Water. Superior and
common winter sperm. Castor. pure Linseed
and Sweet OILS, Chlorine. Tooth Wash,
Preston's Salts, Bayberry Tallow. 1,+lJ
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF gu.., ii,
PATENT MEDICINES,
including Anderson's Cough Drops, Swaim's
Panacea, Batesnan's Drops, WEIGH Medica'
mentum, Thompson's Eye Water. Pills Of
various kinds, &c. &c. aa ....a. A.. w. +,
Also, a complete assortment Of ga 9a.
English & American Paints,
among " hich are White and Red Lead. Whit,
ing, Chrome Yellow & Green. PrUssian Blue
No. l and 2, Dutch and Rose Pink. Terra De
Sienna, Varmillion. Lamp Black, &c.
London Brown Stout-Porler-0td Madri.
ra, pure Port, Samos and other WINES
Pure Cogniac Brandy. HOLLAND Sin. West
India Rum, sc. as medicines. .,ta .s
Physicians, Hattrrs, Painters. SIC. supplied
on as good terms as they can parchase the
same qualities in New-YOrk. %, ,'.,-..e,,.
Litchfeid. June 20. sa,'u. 80 .trrr U3
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-12-17
DANIEL B. BRINSMADE,
SAMUEL LEAVITT.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
IA r. a.. LORD ID.

BOOTS AND SHOES.
T.. A. LORD Er
Has Just received a full assortment Of first rate
Boots and Shoes, made in Boston erpressly
fur tbe retail trade, comprising the joltoscing:
n 20 Pairs mems Cowhide BOOTEES
IOO IS do. Ladies Kid Slippers i'3
900 psir mems and womcn's Rubber Shoes
100 = ladies' spring hesled Cloth Slippers
50 cheap Mid r. r. Slippers
60 +" French Morocco Slippers
30 /" Ladies' Kid Slippers "a 2Hk
100 " Cloth Slippers a.
500 /" Pegged Seal Walking Shoes
90 mems Calf-skin Shoes
e6 !. men's black SsaI.skin Slippers
@RS " mems Cowhide Shoes y, IA
so mems Cowhide Boots
so :. boys' do. do.
so !. mems peggsd Calf. Boots
80 50 do. sewed v do. do.
lo0 .. children's Morocco Boots
50 y do. pegged seal-skin Boots
90 do Pumps s
so dog. Leather Presersatives
so pair women's Leather Boots &&
80 - misses do. do. a..
50 81 Village lace leather Walking Shoes
so "qchild's do. do. do. lido.
Liteh field. Dec 8. ~ a6
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-12-17
NEW GOODS.

NHHE subscriber has just returned from New
Il York with large stock Of GOODS
suitsble for the season, which will be sold az
low as at any Store in the County, LitchheId
not excepted. .,s.....s b..
- = o. Edward COVVIes.
South Enr,ns Mop. a, 1885. 9%