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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-07
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~ BbcD0rie LoBis0 FNranHa .Ncison 9Rd .8rhera
FELLOW CITizEEs:-The bustlc and confusion in
either camp tells ~ that each party IL the approaching
struggle, arnpg FOE the combatach sanvuinc Of
tory-each active and pcysevcrng. The contest must
be severe one. Arouse We then frecmen friends Of
The old Hero who has nobly fought your battles in the
held and m The eabiDcNho conquered the proud
rors OF England the plains Of Orleans and who has
conquered tlc still dangerous and insidous, be-
cause domestic DISQUALIFICATION aud the Baai 49,
Rouse mp IN your might Buckle on The annour Of De-
mocracy, and rush TO he combat Victory is yonps f
you will deserve IT, The Sepuichrc is in sight won
The Lion IS PROSTATE, bat not ftuered 10 tie polls,
then, irccmen, TO the polls The Genius Of the Repub-
c trcnble5 for her safety The dark spirits % mad Am
biuon and Disunion, are lowering over the land Iiy-
pocntes and Traitors are in the Republican camp
Rouse up ifcemen of Virginia .--"Nows the day nod
now The hour Rush to the standard of your injured
country Be betrayed Listen not 10 She syren
song Of your enemies Be firm, be fearless United
we stand, divided We fall The spirits Of Washington,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-07
MON1JJ or rLrCyJows

We might read in the political Almanac of VIRGINIA
flour excelect friend Warrock had furnished us with one
h"ch Sqidiy scedutcr HeSe h1aoSi But the squalls
are not all brcwed among ourselves. Many Of them are
from Inc Nortand many specially evclled AT our
own heads, from those windy Hummelshine, ~ Y Star
DAILY Advertiser, N. York Advertiser the Albany Adj.
Verseri &C, &c, &c.They at us in almost every
variety OF ormabuse denuncation saub and slanderi
Ihey are even absurd enough to compliment ourselves
AZ me expense OF our counrymen. They lash us for acts
W , we never committed They charge with motives
which we are incapable of fecng--rbcy have the oll
to say that the Enquirer is misleading the Peoplc and
trying TO transfer Virginia TO the Arch Magcianl
We cannot cOndescend 10 notice such balderdash -
Butcvery thingboth the declarations of friends and
foesuie signs not only at home but in all the States
prove rresshbly the Importance, which is attached to-
the pending elections in Virginia. The Who's ia
the North say that goes;Vrena so will 90 the Sout,
las virginia goes this Spring, will she 20 the next
yearas she goes for her State Delegates so win she
60 on The Presidential ElcctionBu we say again and
again, though the Wings Of every hue and description
from the White Wings down 20 the Ciag Uhigs and the
Calhoun Why's, are trying TO force this ssne unou nc
bteet'0ns tor me Suite Lcgisioturc are
BANK u Bank2
Instructions Igsfrnct00s2
Leigh on no Leighs
Let Va conquer under their standard-apd We any
sArE The great right Of the Peoplo to ;.Sfy,,,I Nor
hereafter 10 disObey Mr. Leigh will be compelled 10
resign the scat 10 which he has been elevated against the
wishes and instructions Of the People even N his own
Lofty spirit docs not dictate to him such course in obe
dlence 10 the principles Of his Report Of 1879
and net eas the Bank Of the United States will receive
from this moned arstocracy rights Of the states
will be secured-And the Constitution Of our Connyv
restored O0u""y
To tie Pops' hen-to die POLISH
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u We shall pay our respects 30 NJ. Nj Noah in our
nex-or the long article which the Wing has 80 eager
lyttranstcrcd to its columns We surprised at
thing which the man can say. lie begged for Office
from Gen. Jackson, as he became President
and got H. lie will do the of the next Preside Mt
If he hope for success He now tells us that NC
may diSiranchise ourselves il pcase-but for his
own pert he will do such thngtha the offices sarc
as much my Offices (Nl Nj. Noah they the Pre-
sidcnts Yes; and he will sacrifice his principles TO
get one. lie will aga become ae-Ssrrcr To- become
Hde 'cacf-fust as he sold his principles TO the Bank
for 4 bride.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-07

DIh. Joseph G. Cabc informed the people of Nelson
IN mas speech at Lovngson last March Court that the
James and kanawla Company would organize about the
10th May at which time the different officers would be
elected, and that by next spring the whole line from
Richmond to the Blue Ridge would be under contract
The distinguished Engineer Benjamin Wright, of New
York. he thought would be engaged supeTintend the
execution of the work.--U.
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inothcr lprd Irick. iou Z" Ginning Little Isaac,''
The Wing complains of our having withheld the Pre-
sidents Letter 10 MIR. Gwyn. We advise this scurvy
politician to get him glasses. His own optics seem to
be- failing him very fast The Letter reached us on Sal
turday evening he 2Sh ult) aud published il in the
very next Enquirer, on Tuesday hst--wherc the Wing
will be very apt to find it,
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danacs, Ct dona Jcrontcs There is certainly soetag
wrong, when the Wings take up Judge White for the
Presidency. Arouse ye then Let q Viglance and
Union :! be your watchwords. Your fellowscitizen w
q Rves, was prescribed by the Why's because he was
Trend OF the Administration; and yet, Judge White,
who voted for Of Gen Jacksoi.'s measures than
Mr. Rivcs did, held up you as an ..angcl of
light! Rest assured Fellow Citizens there is some
thing wrong BE firm, be fortress be Industrious and
he rictoryts yours! PATRICK HENRY
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A WIG OF THE OLD SCHOOL

CO.NNUNICaTED.
meeting OF tic Democratic Republicans of the
county Of 7Rea, viii be held at Amelia Court-house on
tue l1h day of April next that being Superior Court
day. ioI the purpose Of appointing Delegates
TO the National Convention to be held in Baltimore ON
the goth day Of May next, nominate Candidates for
President and Vice President of the United States
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-07

The Wing now cries up Gen. Gordon 10 the skies
lie is the alaccompiishcd Orator" the Preston Of Yi
gina lis ths the man (says Of our Correspond
syabub Bawycrg FF'1
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DEATHS.

Died, in Washington, Monday the utimo Richard H.
bradford, NJ d. native OF North Carolina, greater
part OF hi. life citizen OF VgniA, ELK years
resident Of this city. 80
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u The subscriber purposes if the Lord permit to hold
meeting in aid Of the Virginia Bible Society Of the Cat
Tail Church, in King William on Sunday ext the 18th
instant; and similar meeting Jerusalem in Southamp-
ton county, or Sunday the 18th instant.
w. NJ. ATKINSON,
General Agont Tirgipia q s.
April eth.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-07

u The Annual Meeting Of The Vjrginia Bibie Society
will be held in the Monumental Church, this morning
at 10 o'clock.
Several interesting addresses may be expected.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-07

The following Queries to Major Kelly were in the
hands OF the Printer when the subsequent answer of
MAJOR n to other Queries put 10 him in the Norfolk
Herald, were received by us in MS for publication in
the Enquirer We had the latter Queries i'm the
Herald and supposed them be the same that are pro-
posed by "Wesern Branch" But We find on conipa-
rson that they different productions, although one
or two of the Queries substantially The same We
lay both pieces, however, before the rcader-rcgret.
ting that the press of our engagements has hitherto
prevented earlier publication OF 'Wcsern Branch
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-09

NOIlCE.
 THE Hon. Court Of Probate for the Dis A trict of New-M iiford has limitcd aud al- lowed six months from the date hereof 10 the creditors of the estate of JoN ATTAIN HILL. late of New-M Milford, in said district. deceased, re. presented dinsoivent, to exhibit their claims foI beFs Commissioners tss feceive, examine. aud adjust said claims Sva hereby give notice that we shall meet to atte0d to the duties o our said appointment at the dwelling house O George C. HilL in said New Milford, on ths 18th day of October. and i6th day of Decem Der next, at one o'clock in the afternoon O ! each of said days. Fl
 ! WALrEk BooTH, 2 Commis- | AVIAN HINE, sioneTe.
 ANpeFsons indebted to said estate are re quested tOmake iunmadiate payment to 1 1TIlAMAG FERRlss, Adm'r. *Ne0- MiyOrd, June 10, IsSs. ss.e q
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-09
HAMDWARE
 RoR BALE nY -. G.MgWUEE R. DOELEE,
LITCHFIELO.

.7 t....u- LITCHEIELDs DARBER C GennEs patent east steel CIR- AD GUAR Saws, Of a and % inches diam- eter, and smaller sixes. n r,
 English and American, German and Cast Steel MILL SAws, of 6 and c l-2 feet, and Cross.cws aud IenRoR ditto
 W0Od Saws and FrAMes, with all other aOFta 0l Sawa. Plane lr0ns.
 Flvmer's, TuFAer'a, Framer's Chisrls and GeUges, Fiss and RAsps, lat, round, half EoUal, square &triangular, ofNll com. lengths.
 DlacksMltha' Vlces, Bit Sl0cks aud Bitts, from la l0 Aa hitls complete.
 DNor Butts aud Handles and House Trim MlNEs generally, ScreMs OC all siSGs.
 LOCKS af every description.
 CabiNtl AiakVrsN TFimmiNgs -HollOss WGe. NFAas AAdlE0ns. cast d0. with hraas tops and ds> with wrought Aars. and common cast do. SAeVSls aNd TeNgs-ChOpPiag Knives. kAlVes aud E0rkss SpeNas; Walters. Waffle haNs-PAteat Iron Tea Kettles. MarMess MakeRs' 3SSMMiRgs.
 CAEpeNteEss Adaes, AAteAels, east steel aud eNRAaAsN ANxesss VeeFs> Glass Curtain Pins, &AsE> $SAa eAnes> &e. &se> with alM"st eNe- \ " NsAee AsSSSee ss the Hardware Liae, which X ~sa Ae sNlA ss lNN ~s they eau Ae bought iu sAN $sAse ef (AAAeeeScNa> \ GSaaA&aaA. .kaMe 4> S&
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-09
Summer Arrangement. NeW-KEavem, Litchl1eld, and
 ALBANY.

THEREAFTER stage will leave New 1 IA Haven an the arrival of the Boat from New York every. Monday, "Wednesday, and Friday, and passing through Nangatuc, Wa l bury and Watrrtown, arrive at Lilrltfrid 10 lodge. Rstasning-lrave Li,chGrld every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday morning at o'clock, aud arrive in New Haven at l2, in time to take the Boat for Nrw-Y"rk. A stage will also leave Nrws sfaven every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday "n the "f- rival of the Boat, for Naugatuc and Watcrbn- ", aud return next days, leaving Waterbury at A. M., making a daily line between New York and Waterbury. and trf- f-ireekfy hetwren New York and LtchHeld-throughc each way BY DAY-LlGHT. ..
 Stage then leaves Lifchfeld for Albany on the arrival of the stage from New. Haven, and arrives in Atbany next da; to dine.
 Extra Coaches alway s in readiness at Litch- field, Waterbury,, and New Haven. to convey passengers to any place off ,he ronte.
 Inquire in New. Haven at the Old Stage House. opposite the Tontinr. and at Ltchfeld "f o. Wadhams, Agent. Fare from New York to Litchlieid S3 %.
 JOHN w. HARRIS & CO.
 Nougatsc. June l. 52 PToprietors.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-09
NOTICE.

CIX mOnths from the Qd day of June, A.. 0 D. l8S3s are limited and allowed ny the Hon. Court of Probate for the District of Sha- ron for, the crediters of the estate of
 NATHANIEL EVERTS, late of Salisbury, deceased, to exhibit their claims lO the executors on said estqte. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make payment.
 ss M0oRE CHiTTENDKF, Enees-
 J6slAH M. REKp. &prs. - Salisbury, JhsRs 24, 1885. a
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-09
SUPPLEMENT TO Sta eIkO9etltS 6as q CO2aUe2aE.


 SSE OZkO9eElaS e2e q CO9aVeaaI. D USSELL, ODlORNE & co. are sierotypng, n and will soon publish, in volume, correspond ing in size and form that of Six Months Ia Con- ven" ".the f sh
 Supplement to Sir Months in @ Comvent, confirming the Narrative oC RebeccG Theres0 Reed. by the testimony oG more than One HHndred Wasnes- ses, whose statements have been given 10 the Commit tee-wilh some further explanations oE the Narrative 6y Miss Reed, aud an Exposition of the system et Cioisfer Education. by the Committee ot Publication, Also, a minute Narrative al the Elopemeat of Mss Harrson-with an Appendix.
 "'T'is Education. forms the common mind,
 Just as the twig is bent, she trees inclined"
 More than half of the above work has already gone through the press. It's publication has been delayed wait the promised " Docume nsary Evidencen n which ihe Lady SuperiOr" and her " Preliminary" in her ao Miss Reed. pledged themselves to tFoduco doned. Should t nnt have been, the Committee are deeirous meet Dl evidence thnt can be pronced l0 ,iiseveSa 4fS Pey OrHsiicUsasix esirous to obain copies ,sf the Noviees and other Directories and he geHafne Rules Oa St. Augustine, which were in lise at the Convent. These documents, which would fuys confirm Miss Reed, the frieHds 0c the Convent wililholh from the public. a9Fesaa
 The publishers ase confident that ihe Supplement- will he found equal tn interesting detail o the orRiual Narrative. and that h will se greatly superior as n sound aad convincing demonstration o the saagers Of facis proofs and argument tn popular form, hase probably never beeDa collected and artanged ia co small a space.in in the whole history of the Catholic controversy The object is truth and argumess. not abuse aad inseetive. isa' Nsls>H
 B0st0R, J9ne 19, 1885. 'e5. g.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-09
DIV QOODA.
R MGRRKNOHp

.fa I4OA AL8W O0sEs tO hiS ffsnds and the pubiis gsnerolly, .
 geneTaE oHd seeN sslected assortMent
 staple e Fancy Dry 0OodS. ,skich. With rsceMt additi6MS fO hh eprlH9 seOek'
 mGkes his assortment Vsry eO'NPlsss'
 CONSULTING iN PART or
 DROADCL0THs Of All qualities, eeleFs ID and nFlcea. fFWA &l,a0 Co 4le per FAFd ! Aattlaetla, light aud dark VesllNga, black aud cetd 9tlk VelVets, fashionable ltgAt and dark Silks R0E dresses, aa elegant AseerMeNt iIshe cod dark eSlleea aud GINgANMs, M EEtaled MNsllAa NNA lAeeAets, black NNa cold kNEeaCN RNMASssNes> nlAtN and AgA Swtes aud Asek MNAlsNA> Ss4 AAa 4,4 RtAAtNet SS &ESEsAA Lace RNAANes ARA &sSSkAN ESSteN@N Ea2ts&s> la seRSsA&A, IAeoRe& &RA SSoRARAAA CsAPAASsSS> NNs> a9etA AfosSeAS Nk0slsas, a 9t&% SSA SSS$AAA ASsS1 e!ee. Ba1lelh hANl., AjaeSA GAsAASFe CsARSHSsS aiesA lawn 4IEssSskt tS sea SsASS<A, xaSssA A'et VaitH. Aaash Sasl,Aes SSilN, &lsSR &a4sAxsN $lAsEss &lsa Dress 4FsNtiEts 0jf@AStS dsassS'FiN' iaSh. S9slas SsSAgsss, &sts agssa FSN silk SSsNSs lNt&tt Gss. ~aipe as<G alsg& AiA aa,y= aessest a.
 l dsesSsaslagssA {asSssea SNstss. Alisssh 'tt'st
 StASh naassgs, Rssssaa AseSA tasstRs.h ase., Ar,' Rsen nsAse GsASlsss, alas6e NSeasaiass, aissh 4li ASe6s, SS&ses6sr 9ssas aa xseS, variety, hr'1N' hakhssssa&e sssss aAEti Ssassstases. @9teHa hAsssr aSaa asHHtas .ssea sSssH aSlhsee HsssHeess ssyvssnSkkan esat. NsSae SsA9as, fitQnsStss Stsfi lsRhssSw sEeksG6s, sIsesRgg, lESilsSs, NpS&itslSe kessfsei6r ao6ssae asHx tlsSr slsete su eHgAiakA css esse sso qSssabs A SsRsts essNSh asstsstcsSs bss ass SRnfsSs ngStaSt fsSr siSess tAasGaeh rtes sssastae; sesass
 Q1seIasSSssssa % i spssssssgisas (SAsFsA, Q
 LIsst&Esaa, Itkaa 8, ,ffSSe.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-09
NEW GOODS. MTSS GARTE
NOTTCE.

DY order of tha Court of Probate for she ID. District of Litch6eld. will be sold, at Pub lie Auction. all the Inyenioried Property of Door. WA. MARSH,
 late of Goshen. deceased. texcept the part set to the widow.) on Saturday the Isth day of July next. at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at the late dwelling house of the deeeased.
 J. R. HARRISON, Adm'r. COrnsCGll, JsRe 99, l8SE. s
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-09
Lead Pipe.

enNHE taAeestAe& QN'NAaaANA N eSct'aaS L INAR RSE& fNF A2iaRSeRRses, f'effe,fss, Nset VNgteaa eAARe aAsts n Geaisash, 3'ese qsilh Nsss' Sf IaOelNediA teReaN QsA the HFFatNyA aud Al AaaS road. &aEssAh wears $NssEsssasce @ sIest e0sSa Saataatinsht hte ae hslsiAsss tlses sub, sosihart tQo aSerr thss faeetasA ar 6eie, as can hscsRsAee. AHy qAsaslssy 'Sf aa51s aisep eaEan lsr spppR eaak ssesSf ftn6Sasee
 A3lsSSSs0N AANt6RtS.
 Qan&ss1, Mga, ss, ssss, ssMss'
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-09

ssEsstessaSs Hs7sAGSGEC aSr
 RxhNaaaEEessa6EaR waAggSGMe tn tiiusxe tto asss ttiaiir sassts ctlrnsh wiliina liiss use off mineral anH aitiss Rslisanss, ttasnsiinEr wsith tiissIr 0suACumlfBus Hiisatfing amt sassssiins.
 Riie r1Enth sslTeaatl attsnnstiIrei in alllHHtts uf ttis Ufa.sH Sshfts, uEnil ssnriniE trrnuGis wxxr CaIlmnaA azIH liiae MEsnaihxasrS, nfrwilah- standing uiie GppuHifimn uE 4hsHsr irfasassitd in keeYug i1 6sau- and sihe pruil1EEzs sf stHAwa- tioo. saIe1y eaa7cae a E9 eane6M exazazszaDn by these who are deYsTvsd Gf the hdEszissgs Of health: and an uupgxjudSced examiaafSso E all tha: ThOmsOnians ask they do not wzDi any one to take their medicine unless they are satisfied of its merits. as he that investigates the subject will be satisfed for ThOmsonians deal in facts. as any one must know that takes the trouble to inquire. I shall not, as is the fashion with many. publish list of Tensarka- ble cures that have performed, tthOugh might if felt so disposed. having administer ed medicine to good many within a few months past to the satisfaction of all, a largel portion of them being from under the hands of ths regular diplomaiised M. D.'s,) but shall merely state that hasing been acquainted with this mode of curing disease for several years, and knowing of none bat the most saIutary effects resulting from its use-wishing to aid the cause of suffering humanity. have spent some months in Boston at the InRrmary of Dr.Jesse Thomson, (who has been in constant practice for eight years, and scarcely lost aI patient the whole tiane,) and that no poison, either vegetable Or mineral, shall enter into any of my compounds believing that what will make well man sick is not calculated to make sick man well.
 may at all times be found at my office in the room over the store occupied by J. H. Collins g. Co. unless absent on business; where also may be found aFgeneral assortment of
 GENUINE
 ThOmsOmiam Medicines. prepared by Doct. Samuel Thomson hinself Family Rights. Robinson's Lectures. and a number of pamphlets written by different au- thors on this system of practice.
 9* D. NORTON.
 Goshen. July I, 1885. t4l
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-09
CHEARl GHEAPl

En TONS or RLA6TER FOR OV SAI1Es either ground og b the stone.
 Also loF anle. Falling Null. CiOthier's Shop. CaFding Mnckins, aud Mese Piastsr MiiI, fOrmerly OwRod end occupied by Gay & Riley.
 Aiso, a DWELLING HOUSE and LOT, which may be had together with tho before. mentioned pFemlseu. Bald promises are sllu. Aled Hbout aNa mle from Sharon village, And are pleaNaatly AAd conveniently lWcN,ed. lN. QWlre Nf DAVID GOULD,
 sSAaFNN, EtA, "a, lsaa, 4msaT
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-09
Farming Implements

nEvapisas klada, UAeVea at nearly cost, Ny
 O JwNe 4> W, $ D, PditTEN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-09
.VesO ArrG1ag ge2se1at.

TIew-1zaveh Steam Boat Zine. nNE df the New Haven Steam Boats will ,O until fnrther notice leave Nsw-Haycn every Monday, Taesday, "Wednesday, Thurs day and Friday at i2 o'clock noon, and on Saturdays ai o'clock A. M. and o'clock P. M.; and one of said Boats will leave Per No. s3, foot of Beekman.street, New York. daily. Sundays exeepted,l for New. Haven at A. M. and at o'clock F. M. on Saturdays. By this arrangement there will be two boats from each place ou Saturdays. siz.o in the morn- ing and one in the aitesnooa. < STAGES will always be in readiness on arrival of the Boats at New Haven to convey passengersto to Hartford. Providence. and BOs-
 ton-alsO to Litchleld via Waterbury doiiy,
 and via Woodbury on Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays.
 G Freight intended for the boats at New Haven must be delivered at the office at least
 one hoar before the time of starting, or it will
 not be forwarded until the next day. JOEL ROOT, Agent. Neso- -Havsn, May Q. 1885. 4s
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-09

warssta Ea exchange for Boots and Shoes. allH Mrsasgas lrra Scraps and old Cast lron. sarih ass Rrakea hsEsoE-ware. stoves or any Kind ef sunaM eassiHgs. for whieh one dollar ver huua8rea wiM be paid 1T delivered at my sh@p- WEED E SPOONER-
 F56rRkeA Awvn O. 18S5 STn45
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-09

EIfehf hfk4A ANr5K 0. l8S5.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-09
Rys FEostr. Liaae. Steep- Shears,
 Sse, for sale by May as> s. P. ROLLES.
IOOK HER E 1!

~z4&E2W804N THE subscriber offers for sale an assOrt- II Meat of EB%ESg0seS. and other arti- cars> saeA as Steel Springs. Hoes. Axes,Adzes. Bush R0Sks. Slaves, aud Chissels. nnt sur passed by any in the country, all of which Vsill be Sold as l"w for cash or good credit as at any shop HhateSer.
 ALSO. A number of second hand CARRIAGES, SULKEYS. Sc. for sale at cost. FNood-wOrkt to Wagons of sll descrip- liOns done at short notice. Hosse-skoeing and ali kinds of country work and repairing dune with care. Most kinds of lumber and produce taken in payment for the above articles. by
 VIM. RODGERS,
 A- Spencer Street. Am Apprentice wanted
 AT THE ABOVE BUSINESS. Litch field. Mug 2. 48
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-02

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y samuel N'Phsrsoa sna Msrv b., w,fs
70 The susssrib>F, dated tfe Issh u sspseu,-
esr' 1913. ~ order 20 ssrurs Wdina n.
heush sfd Niiiiam ssaiasrs. ths fsrrssg
- security fer tbs ssi1 sssssi M'Phsrsoo.
." esfisir ssn ofnsoosy therein nentsonsd
shifh deed ~ Trust - OF rseurd n sbs
Clerks otIcs ~ Isosdyss eosnty. wiu n,
sold, 81 Pabits ssi~. oa TIE 2sth az N. 7th
"'ooth, tJsiy.l ~ shs pssmSss. ths sasA
samuel M'Phersom,s Will.
Ooe sd hsK aiies sorth q yysssrf,,a
sHe . large and eos,enisut DusIi,o,
itO-s.s
he Nh y large hriek huihgisx. wnl
tarfs Par ~ stoese--.po q shsek ass "a,
@sFshsni sofk. ooe Evs srd 80 osh-r siu
isfi bars The whssis ere ~ 80 - fssl
ever shoots, 81 gsu6 stfsau., sd - . xosd
stss.d for bosiness.
he teFps uiil ~ nlsfe knosa o. ne aaS
% ss'e, asd sash title nads to ,ss puseha.ss
a. tl,e snssesthsr . empoaers4 70 sake. D,
wiiIiAN D. STEER.
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~ AHy Psrsos sshiaxso essrrhass. h.
beitsr es1 ssd viss shs psopassy. ns I a.
sssiSc, 4 shoaid - 80. % saiisgy $50,
eiaiHs- SAMUEL M'PHEas0N.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-02


Iae Great Sfp.-we copy the fol-
lowing particulars in relation to the
big ship PENNSYLVANIA, now on the
stocks at the Philadelphia Navy Yard,
from the Inquirer of that city:
220 feet lower deck;
2l7 " length alofl;
100 /" length of keel for tonnage;
S69 inches, moulded breadth of beam
for tonnage;
90 feet do do outside Of
wales:
D " depth of hold;
oil " extreme depth amid ships;
:S56 1885 tonnage; guns 40;
1871 yards duck, one set of sails;
1861 do bags, hammocks,
boat sails, awnings, SC; total
1865 yds.;
III inches shrouds:
10 do. mainstay;
Ns feet mai9mast-93 yards
foot;
ITO mainyard
So topsail yard
.? top gallant yard
36 royal yard
10000 lbs. sheet anchor;
. inches do;
i'13l yds. main topsail.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-02

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BALTIMORE, JUNE %.
FLOUR--H oraTd d. Hour.-The suDpIie,
are only 10 a moderate extent. No transaA.
tons Of moment from stores have come TO oar
knowledge this week. Holders are firm Al
1915 per Dbl. The wagon price is uniform al
GRAIN Wkest-A lot Of good Mary.
land rcd wal sold In the early part Of the
week al sl.i5 per bUshel. A parcel IL about
1900 bushels good red Western, was cold Al
lfs. A sale Of parcel of susquehanna red
was made to-day At alag The wheat har-
vest has been commenced IN The region border.
ing on Tie RappahAnnock, and supplies from
that quarter will begin 10 appear IN about ten
days beautiful specimen Of Rappahau-
mock white, " the ear was shown W us yes-
teFday.
csTa.-The sales Throughout, the veeh
have been a 9Sa97e. per b,iahel for white.
day.
Rys.--we quote a 9sa97 cts.
Osts. "A parcel Of susauehanna us, sold
on wednesday q, ssc, and yesterday .wo par
eeh q Susqushanna and ous Of Maryl,nJ
4so.
ALEXANDRIA, grHE "a.
FLOJR.-iesisrday be- current pries of
Flour from wagons vas $3.50 ets. We have
heard 81 10 sales from stores, exeeptinr small
lots 81 retail, ~ over s67S. Several parcels
~ a0ys have been priref AZ t67s