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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-12-11

Messrs Editors have seen with sur
prise, your comments following my dsa-
vowaI ofthe charge made against me inyour
paper of the 97lh Nov, aud have seen the
young man you refer 10 as "in your en-
ployment," who, in substance, says as you
assert. ulslil say it is untrue. And,
- make a long Story short, certify and say
that tor The first time in my life, about the
a2d Of Nov, saw IN The post office build
Jag, paper, with the words "DEMoCRAT-
&c Wing MEETING at the court honse al I
O'clock This evening"" And alter reading
il, |, with pencil, wrote t,ro words above
the words Democratic and Wing, as an in
terlineaion, so that it might read, DEMO
CRATIC Hartford Convention WHIs MEEr-
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oLMonght hu bridal bed 10 hare deckd.,

n Wedding end Funeral. Rarely
does it fall 'oour lotto record a mere remark
abe act OF Providence, than that OF
which we are called 10 speak. We yesier-
day announced the marriage Of he sister OF
our friend Alderman Peters, at bis own
house, and this day we record the death Of
his esimable wife lady beloved by all her
acquaintance Tor her domestic virtues and
other excellent quoIilies--an event, as we
are Informed, almost coilicdcnt with The
marriage. She was in her accustomed
health and spirits, during the morning, and
alter the marriage ceremony was engaged
in putting up parcels Of the wedding-cake
for her friends. Feeling suddenly i'll, she
went to her he'd, and as She rested her head
upon her pillow expired ! The conci-
dcnce is as touching as The bereavement will
he deeply felt by her numerous family and
friends. How suddenly the transition A
cypress wreath for the wedding garland =
iha theme is one for The muse Of Mrs. ST.
Courtney. Commercial Advertiser.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-12-11

Democracy Of the Otden Tfmc-Or .hc
n. Y. Electors who cast the vote NJ jh.s
State Tor Thomas Jefferson in 1900. three
only are yet living. They are Jchu Wood
ward Of the city, James Blrt Of Orange
aud Gen Pierce Van Courllandt Of Yves
chester. They are all Wbgs.-.N York
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-12-11

NoTIoNs OF GEHTILrTy. Some people
form their NOTIONS Of genlili'y form odd conn
comitanlS. A cahman took up well res
sed female, who made use of expressions
which .athcr startled him, and he observed
TO his friend hackney coachman, that he
had no idea the highest classes made use Of
such language. "Pooh, pooh" replied the
coachman, "Shc warnt a lady" 81 beg
Your pardon" replied the cahman," real
nLy-hat and feathers" New M0nihy.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-12-11
*Stories made up in the French country, to de
lude tho Yankees 10 volunteer ,heir assistance.

a. We will now say, briefly, that we be
licve VIC are in full possession Of the facts,
that tho radicals constitute Il largo majority of
the pfosinceihat for years they have deemet
themselves acgrievcd-that for years they
have made demand, which we believe 10 b.,
right and reasonable, TO he permitted to elecl
Il sufficient portlon Of their own rulers 10 h
ensured due regard TO their interests and
that this demand, although reasonable and
Just, has been utterly refused. But we do not
say this justified rebellion. 1t justified louder,
stronger and slerner demands which were
made. We are, farther, in full possession OF
the facts, that the Government qnartcrcd its
troops among the radical opulaion-arrosted
numbers Tor high treason, before the commits
| ion suppressed the radical presses and, in
fine, purpOssly by these acts, provoked them
TO resistance. That even Ills juslifes blood
she'd, we DO not yet say ia our opinion we
only say, the par has been begun; and as
much, yea more, begun by the government
than BY the patriots. The war being begun,
we have right of hoping that the party
which has right and justice on its side should
triumph. II the conduct Of government be-
fore the war did not absolutely justify armed
resistance, VIC think the language OF its or.
gans since, and course Of conduct COMFORTING
with that language, will afford the strongest
possible palliaton for resistance, until The
government is overthrown, or the radicals ev,
terminated. Will our friend, the "Yankee,'
read the article of the royal Gazette, in to-
days paperl Will he, on his conscience, de-
clare, or permit himself TO believe, that tht
Canudian population, threatened as they are
with absolute and unconditional SLAVERY, hav'
no cause and no excuse for resistance?
(2.) We say it with reverence and snceri
ty, Heaven forbid that we should rejoice il
blood.s shed, or desire TO visit upon our fellow
men our brothers, by the ties Of nature an,
religion--the horrors Of war. Noon thi
, head, our sympsthos are alike for tho loyalis
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CA1AcoMDs OF EGYFr. These Aeposiio-
RES ol Egypl's cmhalmcd dead, are Of i'm
meme extent, and are supposed by Mr..
Buckingham, 10 contain more bodies than
there are people now living on the globe
These mummies are now wholly destitute
ofany animal matter. 1t has all changed
into a rcsinnus substance, or decayed.-
They are taken from the caiacomb II be
exported, aud to he used for fuel. The
liresl arc exported whole as objecls Of cn-
riOsily for museums. Certain parts, as the
inside of the head aud chest, are sold as a
drug, and ,he back bone is ground into pow
ser Tor paint, which is highly priced BY
artists
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Villa &C Of Montpelier,
DrccmhPr 5. 1927
". II. DOWNSr
PROBATE COURTS

NJ OTlGE il be-ehy aivco Hat tho STATED
l. y Sessions &c TO- ".obat" Court within md
iaT ,he Disrici or l. mo',t vii b. holden 1
IT. 'flicc levi L. VII J .raso7 village.
% ,hc FIRST aud lh;id Tut tdpys Of ,1ch month
10 3a }ta' ensuing. = Ne Probate office will
be Aro' o, the office Of lh Reeis,cr, in aid
Johnson village.
DANIEL DODGE, JUL.
LEVI u. Villas, Register.
Drc. J. 1857. 25;6y
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-12-11
MONDAY, sDEcEMBER IL, 1887.
Canadian Affairs.

Ia our last we gave sundry, and conlfadc-
tory, sccounls Of tho affair at ST. Ch'rIct.--
Some time has elapsed, and now tbs. truth i',
perhaps, pretty well understood. The nc
counts from the Tory, alias, royal presses,
prove to be far from the truth; and SO, in
roolh, do the thousand and one reports from
other sources. Instead OF there being 300 pa
triots killcd--one account says l000!-it will
be seen that their loss was but about dozen
Instead Of 900 prisoners, 80 is the whole ex-
tent. Instead Of achieving great victory,
the gallant Col. We'hcrall merely took pos
session Of the position Gen. Brown had a
bandoncd and instead Of following up such
victory with tina! energy and bravery which
would become victorious army, he very kind
ly left the patriots al ease in ST. Dennis, and
marched "round Robin Hoods burn" TO
Monlrccl--via st Johns! Such, at least, is
nsav the truth. Judging from tory and radical
The intelligence Of the last few days, which
we have gathered both from letters and Fl ON
conversation with gentleman from the from
tier, satisfies us first, that the radicals are
comparatively without arms, and did NOT in
tend TO begin the war, at any rate, until win
teri and secondly, that the government was
aware Of their condition, and dcsienedy foreed
them prcmaturey to take arms, hoping thus
to defeat their plans.
We give below the news as it came TO US,
promising that or correspondents are men
who will give the truth, az near as they can.
Correspondence of tho Waterman and Journal.
ST. ALBANs, Dec 4th, 1887.
Reports are so contradictory that it re-
qurcs both time land patience 10 ascertain The
truth. The Canadians have behaved Ike
men so far, and have suffered less than the
regular troops. At the affair of ST. Dennis
they ou but seven men, while the regulars
suffered more severely one piece Of artillery
and between 40 and SO stand Of arms were
taken by the Patriots,
At. St. Charles the loss Of tho French, as
near as I can ascertain by an officer Of the
Patriot troops engaged in the action, did moi
cACeeQ IA kllleu anu ABOUT tnc same NUMBER
wounded. | would give you an account of
the battle from one engaged, had you not al
ready seen so many different accounts,
The Canadians retired from their entrench-
ments at st. Charles by order Of T. s. Brown
the commander, as he had but about three
hundred men who possessed fire arms, and
many Of those were unfit for service Colonel
Weherell took possession of The works, but
dared not venture 10 ST. Dennis, six miles
north, where the main body of the Patriots
were stationed with their stores. The Cana
dams are sadly in want Of fire arms, and if
they procure them, they can easily free them
selves of the troops except at Quebec.
The regulars have returned to Montreal,
and there will not probably be any more fight
ing until tho ST. Lawrence closes. q. z.
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DEC. 9Th.


On Thursday evening large detachmen.
oi British troops left Montreal for Sorel. In
stead of stopping at Sorel, they landed on the
east sidc'of the river and on Saturday night
cncamped at ST. Ours, six miles north 0! st.
Dennis and twelve miles north Of st. Charles.
On Friday, detachment Of shout one hun
dred left Chambly TO meet the other detach-
ment. This news was brought by gentle
man direct from Montreal II has been since
confirmed by a messenger direct from ST
Dennis, who says That the patriots have retr-
cd to st. Cesare, where they are assembled in
grta force. ST. Cesare is stuited on the
river Yamasku, commonly called the MOSCOW.
This is undoubtedly a wise move Of the Pa
riots. @. z.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-12-11

MILTON BROWN, President
AMASA PRIDE. Vice
JOSEPH UOWES. ! Presidents
L. C. SMITH,

alabama. Bagby has been ap-
pointed 10 the U. s. Senate. The duties Of
Governor, devo'vc OH Hugh McVay, Esq.
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Upper CANADA.

A letter to the senior editor, from gen.
ilelnan in Upper Canada, under date of Nov.
30, says:
"You can scarcely imagine the excitement
and agitation that exists here at the present
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-12-11

The Presidents message came to hant
too late Tor this week. 1t is said 70 be ioct
foco as TO the currency.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-12-11

Nc al the Court House OF O'Clock this
evening and that ,cas all did do to said
paper further say, did not "mark
round" nor tear out lcith said pencil the
word "Dcmocralic," nor in any other man
mr. whatever. But verify believe some
roys did, who went up 10 the, said paplr
Iusi as left it, asI saw the word Demo
cratic was off before go, 90 feet from the
paper.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-12-11

BUFFALO ROBES, large size, for sale by
ID CHARLES LYMAN.
Oct. 10, 1887. is
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-12-11
ELIAS HALL.
Decennber 8. 1887.

Dtcenber 8, 1881.
The young man, alluded to, docs not
agree 10 this account.
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Woodbury.

GEO. NYE, Register.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-22

BALTIMORE MARKRr


Per ne ssssk sa&inS Friday sSsaiaG, Juas Is.
cATTLE--TherO we're abou, 400 head in
market, and prices ranged Groa a. so 20.
]" The early part Of the week live HoGs were
sold al 06-sines that time the supply Ia,
fallen Oh, and 81 was paid Yesterday for . lot
20 arrive.
FISH Early In the weeh Gales OF Herring
were at - GA per bbI., but since then -the
price advanced ~ - IS Tor large parcels. and
90 6IA By the dFay iOSd.
FLoUR.-NO change TO report In prices
Retail sales are making from stores al % -
Wagon price % . Ss IS.
wHEAT.-we note sales during The week
OF about 20 1000 buahels German. Prices
ranging from 81 50 10 ~ rs as in quality.
CONTRARY IN the week sales were made
at 81 80 cents Tor white, and 80 q 80 cents
Tor yellow. Since then prices have advanced
to 80 = IS cts. for white, and 81 a 90 esots Tor
yellow. Supplies small.
RYE-FeTeiea. Il worth IS a 90 eonts.
oATS-To-dAy 50 Q 81 eeaIs.
EMBELLISHMENTS rEoes we're sold hi,
week at 81 per ton.
ALEXANDRIA,, JgHR IL.
fLoUR--Per barrel, 90 IS.
PLAsTER--Rs,ail, IS per tOa.
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n seesad FaAEKLii.-A sertsis 'sRspahii.
can" Editor. better hsoSs for bic usasAsoes,
qasli'Iss thaa Tor HE deeeasy. soapiAias q y.
(thrOugh his Ssnels ssbsitsi-. 70 b.
. bbsrnf geailsnsa near tovs. ssis knsva Zee hI,
oSi1o'is Displays Of ekisahy. not Ioag sisss. y
for ''sn'Secs~s1giy sssOsissiag ~ sans uith
Mr. Robissoa'N" ri the Editor Of The wIs-
chester VirEialss--@sdssiiy compares himself
to "Dr. FnAsElix. ttiov vsspples swim vAo
''ood he bead q The eraa In this eosBtry''-
and eoaiends that Ale sisins On the fsvorabIs
consideration Of the CA.<for the Covernnsus,
are - yell grOusdsd As vsrs Dostor Prank
ha's" t!!il-Aad al this. too. ~hiIs In the os.,
Hoe he desoaasss party, sssta,aly ~ d.ssat
ssd rsspsst.bis ~ his ova, asa FALLEN. DE-
GRADED. DECEASED. AND DESPERATE
SET OF POLITICAL DESPERADoEs-.,
ID. d.. and the Editors of The print TO which
&c 'liu'e. sssosis'ing their names With that q
DR.. Frsaklin!l On, FOR sneh Fr.nAilas. Gle,
rosk' AID hills. hide their heads!
.A"d also kno-a. as veil by The late al,u.,oo,
'n bis deeeni print On ''cstRfy jE,sio a. for n,
Tldisuloas display of IN temper TO vurds the Frrv
Frs.s, ~ hs eteiai capacity. 81 The Court. I9ous-
on Monday.
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bAITIHoRE CHRoHteLa OTTIeR,
June 18th, 1897.
AWRUL wG00m.
Loss OF LIVES And IMMENSE DT
sTRUCTtoN OF PROPERTY

Loss OF LIVES AND IMMENSE DE
sTRUCTioN OF PROPERTY
The Ctly Of Baltimore was visited
about one o'clock thfs morning. viii
the most destructive calamity that be,
ever befalles IL. DuFing The greater
part Of yesterday, there wss a conside.
rsble fell Of Fain, which Increased af(el
night fall. and about ~ O'Clock lell in
ioTTents. About half after twelve. the
water Of Jones Fall had arisen 10 an
alarming height, and not long sl,er. ons
Of the woodea bridges over the falls Al
Bath street, was earned away, and
passing down the stream. lodged agsiasl
the stone bridge 81 Gay street.
This, Of course, soon occasioned en-
inundaii0n, and 81 The lover paris 81
The Deighborhood were speedily over.
flown. The rain continued 20 lan with
unexamplsd violence for several honrs.
inercasin~ The volume u suief 70 such
= degree az 20 sweep away The Bazaa,
Bridge near Baltimore street. the Foo,
Bridge leadisg from The Fish Market.
esd The Draw Bridge ai the CITY Block.
The Stone Bridges al Gay street. Bal.
iimore street. Water street and Pratt
street were aot carried aWay, but were
grady injured, parts If the arches be.
ing carried Of. Il is impossible 70 es-
timate accurately The loss Of pguperis
oecssloned oy this calamity. lieannoi
We sbouid suppose possibly b. less than
z million Of dollars. Independently a
iho loas 10 the City By the damass 10
the public Bridges. the destruction q
the Centre Fountain and the iniurv %
The Centre Market hoase. TIE streets.
pavements, SC. cannot be repaired
except By very heavy expenditure.
But TIE most distressing psrf of the
narrative get remains 10 be told. Nos
less ihan FOURTEEN PERSONS
certainly. and. H. is frsred. many more.
were suddenly and most awfully bur.
NED into eternity By ire sudden rising
Of the waters" So sudden and over.
whelming Was TIE rush Of lho inunda-
lion that these anfonunsis ppFsons had
noi lime % escsps from their dwrllinga
and were found dad eilher in their
beds. o. syidsnily % lie acl q vain
sndeaqor q sacsps.
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THE FREE PREGa.


-
"a eo@p'iseee wish ne ssrses, rsquss. 81
f'sSd. ne giss place to-day 20 Ne speech ol
he Moo. JoHs c. cAlnoun, On he sasjset Of
the Currency and BsnkisE, delivered IN tAs
senate Of tho U. 8. more than three years
ago- Our friend, Who IL . polisisian. and
whose oPinioas are ssutlsd 70 respectful eOs-
alteration, speaks 10 he most rsp,uroas tern,
OF this speech He shisks q should BE- r..d
b. every eae Who has desire 10 obtain Infos-
nai'oa upsa the great and inpersan, question.
which nov ssi,s,s he public nlnd-belisv-
Inc. - be doss. that hr. C. takes the true
ground In relation 10 these si1iealt question:.
Of the Currency and the credit system
while We admit The reverence due 20 the
opinions ef Mr.. Calhoun, Ne are not prepared
ct ell tiass to give them our hearty ssssol-
He, Ike ether great Statesmen, l. doubtless q,
tines In srror-snd In The present case we ar.
not sure be d right His speech approached
TOO near the ehimsrieai Bealoaian doctrine.
N relation to "DetslIle- currency. 10 eou-
nand our unqualified sdmnation. We re-
commend 70. however, 10 the attention Of our
readers. The subjects Of Currency and Bank
Ing are 90 ultimately connected With the pro,.
Psriiy Of The country and the indisidusl in.s-
rssts Of almost every one, a. 20 sntitls them
81 al times 70 profound consideration; but
Al the present time, when the whole nstion Il
brought u the verge Of ruin By . deranged
and diseased currency. these subjscts ara Of
great '@Porsanes and posssss peculiar interest.
Hsaes, Ne have yielded to the request. and
given place 10 The visvs of Mr.. Calhoun, 10
the sxeluslou OF many other interesting aTti-
sles claiming admitianes 10 our columns
NJ. Calhoun asks, what is The currency 81
NE United statssl what IL prssent state and
edhditioni" These are the questions which
he enasiders, "vith a view Of a,osVtala,nr
uhst b the diseased what the remedy, ana
what The means Of applying h. that nay Be
AeeessaFy 10 restore our currency 10 = sound
eoodii'Oa." tie d IN favor Of national Bank.
for limited period. as one Of the MEANS or ex-
Treating the country from the evilsvish which
q 70 afflicted bya dersngsd and impure eurrsn-
ey' "Ths. country (says Ne. c. has been bro't
into the present depressed ssals, by Banks,
and mus. be sxtrieated By their agency. We
must use Bank 10 uhSsnk the Ranks, TO the
extent that nsy Be necessary to restore safe
and stable eurrsney-just As Ne apply snow
10 frorsn limb. In order 10 restore vitality
and circulation, or hold up burn 10 the fame
to extract The ihasmnstIOn." But, sooueA-
Let the whole speech b read-snd n the
readers opinions do not coincide with thoss
OF Nr. c.. be win at least derive much Iufor-
nation In relation to the subject, which are
nov Of 80 much interest to the people OF the
Uaiisd stniss-tAs Currency end Banking.
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AZ Woodbury., ne ssaa II hls fsfAeg.fn-lsv,
Judge Ticker, o. Tuesday svsaiBx shs l2th
Instant, a O'Clock, Dr. ALraGs TaausTos
MAestL
TIE deessssd has ben tahsa fFom this
seFid - ne Prime q be dsyp. bsinz sboul
thtriy -thfss o. four yssFs ~ nEs. ard has isis.
70 lament ~ los. q wifs sad famHy 81 four
young chiidfen, and e numersus couhsxiou Of
ralhligaa
The writer d che brisf and is.psrfssi ,r,.
butte 81 BE meEaoFy, has knoWn hiIn isiimsts-
y from his childhood--aas he playmate a
school end be frisnd N meahoodi aad Via
SAD heart, hai sincsfe ooayietion 81 o. truth,
beer thia lssiinauy - his chsracisr Ed sorth
He gas ons ~ TIE must au,iabio msa living
= With lsfliugs osaEGsvius with iosa % 81
around bin, and Eiih 3 temper sd diaposiitna
- sweet 81 sumasf,H 10 man ever possass-
Cd more unbendius hr'anass 81 character whsn
ooossioa csllsj for iis display.
nr nsrits a. medieai WFiirr aaA sAilful
physirian. elevated him o. ne RFafsssorship
u hiedicins. n ihe University ~ virxinfa. 80.
gefai years sincs sd ~ ftcd his rkaar With
sFu'if b hinasif. sd van crest success as
ifa-hsr
,lfs bors ~ niaess. paiafil ,nd llagsFiae.
sdh calanssa and even ehsrFfainsss--t uoe-
be tbrraEauH ibs ehais ~ q, thei ~ en3
- = eaaid b. 5esth; and ahan tss tosr
cams o. tspast. he taiaoIy ~ s8iuu % 80
aripnd hin r IN hiessinT 60 ~ chisrea-
profcssed hi' perfect willingness a. ~. fslT-
ink hrHsiy. 81 be rhfisiian peufsssiua wafFani-
"a g. -. ia hia fainFs sslvsiioa ihFo,sah sssas
Chfist, IN uasm ~ trusted ed hslisvsd.
q.
On Thussaay iasi, sgasFA gaaissa. aasd
siEht yoaa, soa 81 1oha 1snison, Pea. q
8erkeisy souaty.
o. tecsdsy nizts ltst. a e. s1stnesf ~.
-. Wn9ihR CaeR, ssa.t Ieaa trsldtat q
a. ses-
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On Thursday last. By The Rev. NJ. Larkin.
Ne. IsAse cHAPLmE, 10 Ars. MAnoAH.T
KEfss, widow d the lsts Rev. Thomas Keyes.
ali Of This county.
On ThuFsdsy last. By the Rev. Joseph Ia
ksr, Ne sAnUEL BGELEasWsR, Of this eoun-
", 10 Miss kLizAsETH HHVLEBoWEa, dauxh-
iss % ~. 0sergs He6sboEsr, q Clarhs
county.
On 8unasy ne ith iaaiaut, by The Rev.
1oha AeElsoy. Ne. WHIsEn !. sTEvuEs, %
HaFpsrs-FssFy. We. 70 Mis- RaIEaasTw Ms.
eHAEt, youngesi daughisE ~ ABdrsw MieAasI.
Esq., % FreSsrick eouniy. ald.
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BGrg0iMs, Rarrmina

bargains, Bargains!
INTENDING TO remove TO Missouri in III,
q Fail. | sm 6esiFOua Of selling the EolIov
ing articles. ViEi
Blue, black snd Adelaide OEoT1a.
Blue apd drab CASSIMERES,
Mixed Cassinets, various shGdea.
Red, white and yellow FiaBnsls,
PULLED and Plaid Linssys,
Rreuch end English Assinos,
AoFibO ane Cloth SbauIs,
Gsnilsmsas Froneh, Eagiisa aad IndIs
HaBdkerehisfs,
Cotton shsWls end HandksFeAisfs.
Fancy HGndksfehisfs end shades.
False Cugls end Elastic spsinEs.
COttoa acc sorsted Hosiery,
Ribbons, various eolOFs and slSfhs.
Sewing Stiks aBd Threads,
Boss abd Floss Cottoaa,
UmSrsllss asd Raraaoss,
Da@ask Tsbis Linen, Risd Eye DO,
buElsPs ard irish Liaona,
croasbAfFsd Muslina,
JaeOHst sod Camhric Muslina,
Bross ssd blssehsd Domsasis Muslins,
White Coftoa Fiaaasl,
Bstb Cord end BssysTtesn,
Cavpsi ss& Cottoa Cbain,
lRdia Mes Csgpsiing.
Bonbets, shoaa, Hats end Cops,
0ili, smaited sid piaia Looking Glasses.
~ Io,sRa 20 by ~ Bali window Glsss.
hhtiug ard Carvings Whips,
Riding an5 Tuck Combs,
Boz Bisrsisg SD Lswp eiaahisg,
Loaf snd Broua aagsrs,
Fouag Hysoa and oHnpogdsr Tees,
OF vifslais smohias q chewing To5aeeo.
spaaisa aat hall spsuish CiTau.
"A.
Pinsnto. Alapire. Starch, lndirn. Chalk.
pipi csadies. Balt Pefra. Sulphur,
apanish Bfoun. Etsior OF, gianhsg salts.
Shaving aasia, ed Moas-nads soap,
West indis Moissscs. 2 ~ bbls ViasRar.
WInteF strainet spaFnaeeu Oh
hbls Ter, LivsFPsel ssit. Gna d scare,
Cohlseiisnafy, HaFduafs, QBsehsaara,
atoHeWaFs. , ~ 900 Ire. Basoa.
few barrels u CoAN,
ALSO
ore Norikusaharisnd 81 ~ Tsblsu.
I've eommon Tabies--2 Cioihss Presses.
ore Bpreau, "a doEeu Ghaiss,
ons hiza Pnst i;herfy Bstsissd, silh s,as-
ing butlon and ford,
HiEh-post poplar, q Aeorn Beduiss8.
One Cradle, ere Feataes Ref
Two WesA 8taria--.C anaia stirks.
De SCI hsutsome hlahaateg Oraansats,
Aad-lrops apd ekasoi Esd rones,
Ons Cookibg stove aaa FisisFss.
0as siovs vith foiding doefs so Fips.
One sighi-Piaie Stove vim PIPE,
Asd epe tsa-piess steve sih Pipe.
Az TIE sbsss ariisies. wiik nang oihsr,
Tee nnasrous a. pertieuisfizs. wiii Be solf
caeap % priFaia sale. fof caah
uEoa0E HUMPHREYS.
chefieslown. aaas -, ie17.--2L
wilissii ~ HOUSE. sd LOT, q sglgats
SO. 81 ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-22
NNfieR.

NHE uoSsrAignsd having quit the Saw
n Mil, and removed To the country, re-
guests all those having opsn accounts with
him for saving, &e., 10 close them - soon
- possisie, By cash or aots. The saving
accounts, &c. found 10 the hands OF NJ. c.
N. shepherd, will, IL is hoped. be also settled
with Ihst gentleman. with 90 little delay a
POesisIe. JOHN HOFFMAN,, Jr.
RolaBdus, June %, Is37.-3I