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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-04-28


FASHIONABLE SPRING AND SUMMER
eent DRY GOODS. a4a7
Nose exhibiting at the Store Of the subscriber.
one door ,oest If Presbysrrian Church. from 8
4. M. til 8 p. NJ. daily. FRRE.oF EXPENSE,
and to those ,cho soish to purchase. a good on.
Porianify is offered. MY stock consists IT,
part IF The folioWing articles. ciz {:
PRoADcLOrms "i all qualities. styles and
~ prices; plain, striped and rihhrdh Cassi.
merss and Saiiinrfis; n srry~xtrnsive assert.
mrni of SUMME GOODS, far gentlemen
and boys apparel: Ugh. aud dark Vrsiings {;
black silk, velvet and satin dn.; fgNrrd Silk
do; English. French and American PRiNTs.
every variety "f style now in market; Mourn
ing Calicors and Ginghams; light. l,laid and
striped Ginghams; M-rin" Shawls and Dress
I1d'k'fs. an extensive assortment /; 31osicry g.
Gloves of every description; French Printed
Musiins and Jac"R-ts $ hlark. blue. black and
cold Silks for dresses; Irish LinPns. Linen
Camb,ic, Cambric Hdk'fs. ladies' plaid and
fg'd Cravats; sarsnrf. iaconet, and common
Camh,ics; Ehgings. F",iinss and fnseriings !;
Moipskins. Hunters Cord; all kinds &c DO.
nestle Goods. and 5000 "ilicr articles. which
may be more particularly described hereafter.
ISAAC LAWRENCE.
LifchfeM April 90. Al
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- NEW GOODS.

Just reeejved .from Nre York. an extensive as
sorin,ent o. desirable GOODS. adopted 10 the
present and approaching seasons, scbich are
mo,C opesed ior srhibitlaa and sale az the lose-
est prices. and on TIE nsess accommodating
terms for eass. 1,vodece ef-aH Kinds. or good
credit. The JSliossEng sOspprisss il port ne
stock. ciz:
y RaADcLeTBs III ariaus coiors. ssyIes.qus-
- lilies and prices black and fancy cold
plain and ribbed L0ndon Cassimeres. s0ule
entire new patterns, III late importation; NJ
eirgaat assortment of Vestings. new patterns;
an kiads Taii"rs' Trimmings; merino = fancy
Shawls aud Handk'fs; black and cold Siiks
DC almost every kind; large assortment Of
Goods Cor meas and hoys' ssmmes apparel;
large Quantities u Hosiery aad Gloves. which
are good and cheap; FrencA Maslins; Preach.
| English and Am@Fiean Prints and Calieoes 81
| new and rich paifsrns; Ginghaus. Irish Lao.
EOS. Linen Camhsic End lises eambsie Hd'kfA
| Lag Lawns, Bishap ksawnss Jaesnesy ssrs.
| nef, NAnaenk & r0mmoa Camhriess eeelsss
| K.mees, Fa0iings. thread and hebiast Easlnss.
! hlafselIlrs Quilts. Counterpsmfsv UOs. .s.ss.
/ CDops. &c. TThs public are Hssss fespsss'.ssS
| Invited 10 can and ezsmipe 90. ass"ss ss
IT - sEDCWJCK > Eo@sEA.
A,'A9 dseesS ~ q CNg -.
XlehAsld AFvn q. -t "a VeixeSvsG
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AUCTION SALE OF
Valuable BUILDING LOTS

I'm TUE CITY OBJ NEW HAVENs 80
lanes c. PARKER, Auciioarer. " in sell
= ut Public Auction at his Auction Room ia
New Haven. on 1hursdaytke 9Th day Of May.
1885. at III O'clock, f"ren"on. 500 valuable
and beautifully situated Building Lots, being
the mnss desirable and valuable property ever
offered FOR sale 10 New. Haven. The proper.
~ is situated in the eastern section Of the ci,
~. in The furnishing village nf Fair Haven,
between Mill AND Qninnipiac rivers, heunsi+d
On the east by the latter river, which is here
navigahle for large vessels. TT IL rs pear Ia
the Steam Boat Wharf and the termination OF
the Hartford and New Haven Rail Read, as
settled by the Directors. as the public squares,
State H"tse, Sc, and sufficiently near 10 the
Churches. Schools, Yale college,. and the bu-
siness parts ri New. Haven and Fair. HaveR.
Il is admirably adapted for private residences,
and. ewiag to.its easy access from the river,
no better site gan he presented f,r tnanuIac-
turing purposes. Its elevation il behaved to
be- higher. and II commands y more extensive
and beawtiFill view Of New Haven, thr bar.
hor, FairsGlaven, and the surrounding coun.
try, than any other position on the plain upon
which New. Haven is built. The ground is
excellent: all or any part can be built upon
without any expense If grading or regulating
The streets are straight, wide. and airy, and
there 10 q park or public ground 200 feet wide
and mere than one third 0f mile long. e0,n-
manding view of scenery unsnrpassed 10 this
part Of The country. The principal street
Clinton Avepup) is 100 feet wide. and more
than half mile 10 length. @..a.-.'a
The hts are generally IS by l40 Eet-,a
few anthem are larger, and each block has an
avenue 90 feet vide through II, giving free
access TO every lot 10 the rear. No part Of
Nav. Haven has increased ne rapidly ~ the
village Of Fair Haven for the last few years.
The line of the Rail Road runs Wilma short
distance Of the western tier !nf these lots, and
great improvements ARE making in the vicinity
ofthis property by barge fsndhnhlers and gen.
ilrmrn ofwqalih. II Is believed that no pro.
perry s" desirable win At any time hereafter
be- offered for sale within the limits "f The city
az New Haven. Persnns inclined To purchase
are requested TO view the prernisrs. A perfect
title and deeds with warranty will he givcn. 4
Z Tw" thirds Of the purchase monry snay
remain, if desired, an mortgage one and two
years. With interest at @ per cent. Ten per
rent. of the purchase money will he paid an
the day af sale, and The balance If the one.
third ON the 9TH &c June next. when the deeds
will b. given. e Pa "a te H la @aaH ~
Lith"graphic Maps may BE- had At the AUG.
li"n Room, Church street. New Haven. ~
Ns.c H0Uen, Aprit 90. r $50 ~
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NOTICE,

THE Court Of Probate for the District &c
L. Woedbary bath limited and allowed six
months from the LET day Of Nay, 1885, for
the creditors tn the estate Of .sa
Wee ELIZABETH HILLHOUSE, s&
late Of Beti,leU. deceased. tOseAhibis their
claims for settlement. Those who Reglectto
present. their Hccounts,y property attested.
within said times Willie dsbarred recovery.
aas JosEPH I'll. BELlAMY, Erecwtor. i
Betkien,, ApriL 90. 1880. 5ee eg.lss fesas %7,
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New Goods.

G.. T.. WEBB
Has Just receiupd from Neio York hrge as
sortn,ent Of NEW GOODS. suitable. for oH
seasons % The gear; and tsifhont eatering into
an enumeration Of all the particular items, con-
fains as JuN supply as can be found in a,
County Store. Almost the achole Stock are
entirely ne.o. Amcng them mag be found
g UPERrINE and common RoADcLOTHs 0f
~ the most fashionable calors Cassi,nsres.
Satiinetts, Merino Shawls, Paper Hangings,
&c. Sc. TOsErRER warn b@ H. .tl
Groceries, Hardscaye, Crockery,
China, Glass Ware, &c. &c.
All Of which will h. sold cheap for cash, ere
s-a..hs. dit. or produce. 81 ..aaa,F
Litchtela. Apn! &c. SAD ia, a7e q,te At I'd
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.OOts&ShOes.

-. liberal patronage be- has rscsiv-
I'd. and hopes by diligence and aiisn,inn To
merit n continuance and increase III the same.
He has nnw on hand. and is constantly manu-.
featuring. an extensive assortment Of Boots and
Shoes, which be can warrant t"he AS COED rs
any in the State. His assortment consists "f
Gents Calf sah Seal skiaI Ladies' Cater Boots sad
as BOOTS Slippers Al. II "a
+" calf e. seal SFOESl French s. Grecan Ties
ss do. do. PUMPSl Is calf and seal ski0 shoes
&c dO. do. Buckle Shore, and PnussN
ts kipskin Boots ShoesI &c calf asd seslskin Boots
and BroRaDs -. aud Sh.ses "a
4 I" b'ksk Shoss & Pumps lace assd low Walking
Thick Boots. BrogaHs and, Shoes
Shoes Misses q Children's Boots
100 pairs Anys' Shoes. ai ahd shoes \
N ei1es t E& 81 r<Wf@ EaEr-g ~
All Of which he offers to self rs cheap ~ can
he hSught in the coNniy. O. Repairing ~
all kinds done as usual ut short naaicv. al 49,
N. B. The business and books ii 81. Farms
are removed 10 LitehR-ld. where che patrons
Of that shop are ins itrd Q" call. ss IS -
lss t..'g0 s-- SAMUEEACLOCK.
Eifehfsid, enc door Harih If Fhsssis Hsas.a -.
ApgW ZOs goJus -. q
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.
Rhod. Is'a"d understanding ,hc ,notes IT Pre-,
rara,i"n which were sn"ar ia"or ears from hi. H..
,'e state, APPEARS the Whis parry suffered
,I~ ~lsc,"O niroa, ga ny defa"l,. There va. ~,
the asual nn,ntrr ~ vo,rs given, aud Gov Francis
is reelected BY mn Increased msj"rmy-a"d there is
Jnck."n m,,i,riis ia each branch Of the legislature.
lite very rare indeed thai nr- called n,on 20 give
publicity comm nra'ion like the fnowing, he
cause il il as rare Ir"l,abty thar iie Teacher ri
mon district .ch""i is indurrd spend ii. ieisur-
honrs 10 ins'r"c"g his yauhfal rnpils in the
mental seie"ce of sing"g. Necr,hres<. we 'hink The
rsn an rxcel!en, one; and If more gesersly adopted
Nigh, be productive ~ sas deal ofgood. There is
part ofihe services 10 the sanctuary. 10 view.
that cep.ra,es I" the s"lem"i,y and kind feel
log whrh should abe every ni" than g,,o.s 81" e.
ing. And many of the charrass 10 This reginn,
sorry TO cay. iaentsbly decie"s ia ,l,is sesrec
We need 90 farther than to the large and wealthy
society IN this village fs nm ex-mpiifca,on Here
where !, wouid lie suprosed ,ha, eior Of 6ry or
hundred voices wnaid always he ready i, 10 "a ,ra,h
evident for contradiction that scarce half srnre
ean he depended "pon for the perfarmaare Of this
pleasing ard necessary part az she worship in the
h"use Of God. Cannoi some oi oGr school teachers
INITIATE ,he iandahle example eel by the Rsn'lem""
"amed bs1owi . E@G ~~.& 81 E5Ta
SoR THE ESerIRER. .r, Il
The people Of this place we're mach delighted IN
witnessing few evenings since musical performance
nj gerry Interesting character. BE- 4. ROos. teach.
~ Of az district schools. has improved the time
ssaay allos,ed In recreation and amusement !" in.
ssrue,iag the ehildsea ssaev HE charge 10 socs1
sic. is sareess has exrseed the expecsaiisas Of ss
cry ons and j. hghiy eEesalse 60 hs aasical sasae
ash skills and also demonstrates the praescabliiy
og eslsisasiaR ste powers Of the hsma" Voice 81 an
early sgs. The sehsol 10 eopossd sg sboss 6y sehol.
ares aad great psopoiss eg them are lees than ten.
saa macy nae sssss shaa Eve SIN ysass sfa age: a
lev days sinss ~ the aaasal sessiag egshs asbssy
Tempsvames sssisy. shis choir vi ysnsg sissess De.
lighted the aallsaes whh sshihisiss sfshslv mssl.
sal pswsvs asd s.ssiawssas. Theypssesmsd ssvsssl
sissss II sssls sdapssa sAs ssssslss wIh aseksa
and seses. end N the samnsss aae asssalshmsWs u
ail ~he heard shsw Is ,he esssIas aiisdsa 70. NJ.
Rsas eAss pahe sss ssi#msai a. she shaase,
wAls was tsseailasly IassssslmR baaa II the pleees
Sese qnIss AIlleal. hoe they @eFe I'll FesasMea w .
seaHaeF sheh Fseeslsa great credit ~ IsslA ss.slst
aad sahalBss. Thns havs tbsse yewlh sessyed si.as
pesslHa VI seE pefelaae sAse whieh aaseF alsF ews
aum.saaess is have lsea Wefse thaa lses. but y IN
The snaHass seFae9 = 3 sesd assAeat D.
wsilslSTi ApfA - 80
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NNINtk.. W. a
NOTICE.

TINE C0uFt Of Pr,,bate for the District Of
IL LifchReld hath limited and allowed sig
months from the date hereof fur the creditors
to the estate Of STILES BEARDSLEY,
late Of Cornwall, 10 said DISTRICT. deceased, to
present ther elaine far allowance apdsettle.
ment. All claims nor presented within said
time will be deharred arec0very. Those in-
de5ted to said estate are requested to make
i'm mediate payment to,
i JuLyus BEARDsLEv. I Adminis-
Jason BEARDsLEY, { traitors.
Cornwall, April IS, 1885. s47
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-04-28

THE Hartford City Eer,ion held last week. and
re.Site i" the elec,"" Of Isr"ry H6l.on, the whig
candidate f'r Mayer. by /" large rnrj'ry. n"d ale"
m"jori'y Of each Beard f ri,s "lres-all is+ed thai
we're contested "n i.ar,y grounds.
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CROCKERY and GLASS,
at lS5.
THE subscriber il now receiving n very er.
: tensive assortment "f ~ls H.. s,l,G H II
China, Glass T. Earthen Ware,
"f rsrry drscririi"n and cedar, b"th Printed
and common. and offers III. same NJ whole
sale "r retail! ut the low est New York prices.
% o. Merchants and othcrs will end II for
their advantage ~ safs. @a@h i@ "aA+' yea
A. b., iaag T. E. HUGGiNS.rS5 Chopri,
!, asa. sea@a q doors from State street.
e., New Haven, April 90. st9 a Al
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-04-28

Nr,0 and Fashionable MILLINERY just re.
ceired at the Old Stand oyer Mr.. Webb's
@si Store-consistiag Of as a Z
LVANCY and plain Tuscan Hats, Vandyke,
Il Grecian Tissue, English Dunstahle Straw,
sc. Also, Gaps. Flowers, Ribbons g. Curls
all of which will be sold on the most rea.
sOnahle terms. %'f -
O. Millinery and Mantaa. making done
neatly. and with despatch.
LlifchEeld, April 90. s'2 AZ
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Ne,s. Horsa. APrl 2s. ~ -. r.


aEA "a FARM Of SO acres '0f hTss
n rate Land. in the snush. = est
- part 10 ToEr'ngioa, uelI pFopar-
- signed Inis showing, .paaauFe. and
plswing. On the psenises srs ! goad H0uss
end Barn. aheat 900 apple tsefs, some 1t them
grslted with choice fFeii. end welt wlihin
70 feet 1T the h.use. sod q ah4 ansiug near
lha barn yard which never Esseses. There Il
other hand adf.inIng which msy ~. had to
esnases wiih ina alDess. Esg ahy person h0
might desiFv \ inFksg lMsm. Terms HsaAs -.
81. ~" BTEWLINC W0OyRuFF.
T"rdags~. -. To- 49, q
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Al ST. Pe'ers'ureh Russia, on Sunday, the I4ih of
February, fire hrUhe at Z. VI. in I.ai,piDan's
Theatrical B"tH, hy which anr holy circumstance,
one huRdred oad tWenty-sir persons persisted ia Ghs
.F0mes--I2l were males and S females. About ten
more were seriously injured. @ Ia
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-04-28
IEGISI.ATfvr pRercrcnfN>s

These gentlemen 10 SsheF parts dt Ore t&se 'si'''
may le dearOas Of receiving the tepsT Of the pro.
ceed'ngs 0i the ensuing Legislature, every day during
the sessOn. do A. 10y Subscribing Gor the Daily
Herald. The Daily will contain u reg1Iar report VI
the proceedings, ADD 1.-The I"rnisIied s'Arrlsers
BOTH ~ tow" and r"niry. trO months for dollar.
Persons IN any part of The State be furnished iy
forwarding their suisr priOHs in advance Ivy their
representative, or "'herwse--as credit will Le
gwen. exert IN cases where acquainted, or
good and sufirieUI reference is given. r.. tr>
Herald Office, april l9.
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SELECT sC7Eo0 OF.

"ILL open Select School fOr small
w Boys and Girls. in which. besides the
first rudisnenis, viii be taught English Gram
mar, Arithmetic. Geography. History. Philo-t
sophy, and Chemistry. 5ltga 44 sa.
Terms made known ON application, School
to commence ON Monday. 9th Of May. The
public patronage is respectfully solicited. u
Litshfeld. Aprit 2f.isoa 4a $4&
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TIE aews from FiOridn sDd TeHps by che lest maiIS
10 Gar from favorable, thoOgs the accounts are 30,
very ~rH Authenticated. Ia Florida, Gea Scott !. is
feared, is !" danger from being surrounded ~ the In
diane and derachmenrs cUt off, And ia Texas, Gen.
Houston has bee" compelled to retreat before the
stronger forces Of the Mexicans. A few days may
bring important intelligence from both quarters.
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T,itchfieId EemaleH Seminary.

Eitchfield Female Seminary.
MISS NJ. A. SWIFT, PRINCIPAL sa
THE Summer term of this lnstit0tion will
J. eOlnnaence On Wednesday. May 18th
French, M,isic and Drawing taught by Made
.G,mBaEDr. No pupil admitted under the age
of
Tuition per quarter O. ~ sOeeks. as Jollo,cs:
d Higher branches English. $5S7
Lower M, doc do. 4S7
French. -s 90
Drawing. -as-a@ 500
, Music. 4e.r-9 Gfpu-S 200 "
An extra charge of So 90 made Tor Latin and
(Srr-k. Ms deduction made for ABSENCE ex.
crpt in case Of protraeisd Illness. Board IN
respectable families at So 90 per, week. b..
Lifchfeld. ADril 90, 1885. Vs.. IA 40 h
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Foreiga.-Arrivals at New-York from Europe the
Pas week bring intelligence few days later Tut there
iS news Of consequences. ....
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= Ths Res. o.. Faster. Rsssss u d. MlsAasls
Gha9eh, In shis s.llaas, ELL esmMseRee esaEee "
I@assssa 20 she 0eaxsHphg sfshe H0y Lead, fsg ihs
lsaefl ~ Saadag 6esal Teachers aWd nst.nisFs, ~
SATURDAY, ~ THE Week. the oh Ms nj Y, ~ IN TIE
lsee8se kasatas ~ tass lsassaseHs ~ ihe Church,
The Lsslsses will ~ llaslEalsa ty aFaa ssap 81
FAlsslles ash ~ HaaeFsua eIewe ut the nei seE@sks
RlAe places lnSRss@He9 ~ gse Od sod New Tests.
msml6 Aae fsem eFianal skstahse eshee ia tia sgs.
AasaiassOa wiis - hsss e cit ~
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NOTICE.

THVHOSE peTsons who are Subscribers ." the Fund
L. torghc j'niWuH eiaeat nf tie Poiic Grecm, ARE.
hereby RoiIhrd that iIrir swrsgi are nnw due,
aud liza, pay meai is relnes,rd immediately.
April %. SO >. GALPIN Treasurer
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-04-28

Ny. Courier & Enquirer. We Oi,serve complaints
in various quarters Of the non-recept ofIhis paper
We can add Onr tesiimony-iI is noa received Ivy us
more ,,an half the time--and when il docs came To
hand, i, s uniformity day behind The other city pa
pers. The Daily Advertiser, Journal OF Commerce,
and other morning papers received here Ia from
6Reen to twenty hOn,s while the Courier is rarely
ever at hand short 0f forty hours. That this is the
fault of'he POsimasters, generally, even principal
", we are yet 10 be eonvnced. -gs
correspondent at New-Mh ord, in some CONNIE nts
upon the circumstance Of convict from the N York
Slate Prise" being prevented FROM voting in this town.
remarks -
We should Ike 10 know "p"n what ground con-
vici from the S,a,erisoR another oeighhor"g state
employed ,a distribute voiee for the two repre-
senia.ives elect IL this IOWA and upon what ground
another person Who has bee" convicted Of iheh was
permitted 10 voae for them3 and upon wha. ground
freemen residing 10 other towns were permisied to
come IN ,ere and vote cor them Perhaps the presi-
ding ofcee Of ,e meeting anawer :hese Inquiries.
NEw-MllroRD."
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MARRIED,

IN this village. the 2Oth iRsi. by Rev. 8. FWier
Me-. BEEJAMiN II. MoRsE 10 Miss EnGLSSE M. CAR.
RsEeToE, daughter ~ Mr.. Jonathan arri"e.on.-
Eilarpy r""pe and tou'HIesa rendered. still harpeI
Iy the ssesio tba, is lhrsr "f hilari,y aad
Irin,ev ,he Customary loaf Of rich cake.I .."T
j" Warren. las, ~eek. Nc. Jarvis &. F3owa "a
lies Sophis Reynolds. daughter "f Dea. Reyaolds.
ls Harwin."n: NJ. J~hisI e. Way. Of Meridea. to
Mics Euniee y. Webster. -
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-04-28
MR.. LEIGH'S SPEECH.

We make the following extracts
from Mr.. Leigh's speech on Mr.. Ben.
toms 'expunging resolutions with the
hope that they will be read with the at.
tention they deserve. We regret that
we cannot spread the entire speech be-
fore our readers, but its prolixity, and
the smallness Of our limits, compel us
to omit part of this powerful and con.
vinclng effort Of one Of the master spi-
rits OF the times.
No one doubts the constitutional
right of the Senate to rescind the reso.
luton of March, 1884, fit really think
the proceeding usurpailon of power,
incompatible with our duties. And
his mind must be strangely constituted
who does not see that the right of the
Senate to erpunge the resolution from
the journal is, to say the least, ques-
tionable. The very argument Of the
gentleman from Missouri on the point
and much more that OF my colleague,
evince that, even in their own sense,
the right is not free Of doubt; that of
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-04-28

A CUTTING REToRT.-While the
British Admiral Warren, was lying in
the Chesapeake, Capt. Smith was sent
by Commodore Stewart, then at Nor.
folk, to negotiate an exchange of pri-
soners.-News had just arrived of the
capture of the Java; and the admiral,
speaking OF that event, asked him, how
it happened that our frigates were so
successful m taking theirs. Captain
S. answered that he knew no reason
for it, unless it was that we fought bet.
ter. "No," said the Admiral, "that
cannot be: but the reason is, that two
thirds of your crews are British sea.
men," "Then," replied Smith, ." the
other third, being American, makes
the whole difference. The Admiral
was silent.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-04-28
PAINTING
TRANSPORTATION.

r,.x IRANSP ORIl4TION.
u VIE subscriber living near the Fal-
d ling Waters. would inform the clti
'ens of Berkeley County, that he has
provided himself with large substantial
oohT, for the purpose of Transporting
produce by way OF the Canal TO George.
.o~n, ID. G. He is now prepared ~ pur-
chase any quantity of flour that may be
IIlered, and in few weeks he expects
us .S sWarehOuse TO be ready for the reception
VI produce, when he will be prepared TO
purchase WHEAT, RYE, CORN, Oats
suo other articles suitable for the George.
,OWn market. 10 his purchase he intends
%oe governed by the City prices, conse.
Y1en'Iy, those who favor him with call.
$5Idy expect a liberal price for their pro-
G~e' those farmers who wish to provide
themselves with Plaster, will be accom-
~9pua'ed by applying TO the subscriber,
muO VIII furnish them any quantity they
%'y desire. He also intends keeping con
"an'Iy for sale Fish, Salt. sc. &c. for the
p1.VOnmodation Of all who may wish TO
't,ICure such articles. The flour is now
%Ue delivered al house open for its re-
SpHoh' near Andrew Ulum's blacksmith
SiaOp but when the Warehouse is ready
~, ~, me reception Of produce. then all ar
~ D''eS are to be delivered at it situated on
NJ NJ rrotomac, few hundred yards below
ar, Sherer's mill.
,sli ine subscriber having procured an ex-
b;" ,soI boat, with good hoaimen, flalters
h. '" 's:n that, by punctuality TO business
h IN VIII De able to render general satis'ac
f, u, fionr Sill be taken to Georgetown
Gn,. n's'y cents per barrel, and other pro-
'I'e 10 proportion.
NJ CHARLES DOWNS.
March II, 1sS6--I
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-04-28

charge it." eyes Sir" said she, 81
willingly consent to it, since it is for
this only reason that ! have made the
voyage; and find myself much more
IN the inclination, asit is from people
of probity whom you perfectly know,
who haveinformedm me ofnothing which
does not inspire me with the greatest
esteem for you" This interview was
some days after followed by the mar
riage which was magnificent. The
new married couple have been happy
in their union, made by the bill of ex-
change-it being the most happy which
they had had for long time in their
Island.