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Litchfield enquirer., 1838-04-19

ing was becoming % common, dat many hoasted Of
k. What party b likely % be most guilty q these
things the Public can judge from the fact, that the
Loco FOcO Party resist every proposition tr Kegs
try Law, OF any other Law that viii give the People
an honest system Of voting.
The Wings Of the Union inlOOking at this Election.
must remember that our Mayor, but a year ago. was
ton Party-since which time the Administration has
taken up New-Y0Fk Loco FOcOism. and the party
here has been consolidated. The consolidation, the
Wings have broken down, under all the dlsadv9nta,
ges Of Charter election involving all kinds OF local
feeling. In the November Election, upon our own
bottom here the vote we have now given teaches us
we shall do as well as we did last Autumn, ana that
was well enough. The Wing Party now stand on
solid basis, that Loco Focosm cannot shake: We
have stood the test of storm, the like of which can
never twice be reused against US. large majority,
nv it's soothing power would have lulled us to doze.
Organization now is to do our best.-N Y. Express
Well done, Kent AT the general election on the
first Monday of this month, it will be remembered that
Kent made choice of Representative, but that she
give a large majority for the ocofoco candidate for
Governor and also for the loco candidate for Senator.
For Beers doco) l52-Ellsworth (whig) 9S-Phelps
(cons) 22-whoe number 272. For Senator, Bierce
(whig) 100, Starr loco) 1872. On Monday last she
held her second meeting for the choice of Represent
alive, gave 266 votes and the result was glorious
AiUhP" WV WV "'~"""'O"'O"" as 'O"O'S'
For Russell Judd (anti-loco) 143
" John M. Hurd (oco) 1873
Majority tor Judd ~
This is doing up the business in fine style; and the
opponents of loco focoism in Kent deserve everlasting
honor for their persevering and indomtab,e spirit
In the afternoon of Monday general celebration took
Mace there for the victory in that town and through.
out the state. What will Cotton, Jr now say about
the "na,r;ot;c town. Of Kent?
In Meriden, Mansfield, and Stratord, where there
was no choice of Representatives on the first Monday
resulted again in no choice.
Me HG"e U.o doS Gov h cho;ce of enre
sen,atves to the General Assembly, which resulted
IN the election OF henry s!ll and emu MarshalIn1tn
of,ha oco Fcos IN Tho STATE bnt she ;s now re@en
Grated, and Loco Focoism within her limits is pros.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-04-19
NOTICE.

VNHE Court Of Probate for Lilchheld Dis.
trIct hath assigned the Oath day Of April,
ISIS, at ten ocIock IN tho forenoon, NJ tho
probate Office In Lltchnold, fDr tho cxhmlna.
ton aud settlement Of The administration no.
count on tho estate 0f MIeAJAm DARNUa. late
Of Goshen 10 sud district deceased. n which
tlmo and place oil persons interested will up.
pear (If they s0o e6use) and bo heard there.
on. ERAsTUa LYMAN, Admin'r.
Goshen, April u, Isiis, -
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-04-19

thsss esndsnsn have already engaged rooms O. one
Of the principal hotels, and intend residing there for
some time to come. The place il very HOurishing.
and is getting TO be quite avorte with the upper
classes.
CUriOsities-A town pump. in Coventry, with con-
veniences for OBTAINING persons under the spout
ted by one Lynch. The original manuscript Of "Dus-
ky Sal' is still preserved in Coventry and also a
markably well preserved skeleton Of curious animal,
called Notification, from somewhere the trop-
les. presented to the corporation by sOuther" gentle
man. In the town hall are to be full length por
traits of Gen. jackson, Martin Van Buren, John NJ.
Niles and Perry Smith, besides a very famous paint
ing of the whole Kitchen Cabinet But the greatest
curiosity Of as the extreme length of the inhabitants
faces. Whatever may I've TIE reason, whether
ed by the wiry air, the strong mineral waters OF the
country, as many have supposed-it is nevertheless
most singular fact that single phz can be found
through the whole length and breadth of the country,
with elongadon less than good cloth yard. The
people inveterae shutters, and sneeze horribly
eye stones pets, and nfamed eyes the disease of
the land.
The following song sung in tu.l chorus the boat
leaves the wharf.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-04-19
NOTICE..

THE Selectmen of the town of Litchfield
u. will contract with one or more suitable
persons to build New Road from Gilbert
Fox's house, in Mortified Society, nearly a
straight line to Levi Bristol's house in said
Northfeld,and will receive proposals for that
purpose until the 21st of inst April, and on
that day at 10 o'clock A. M. the Selectmen
will be on the ground to contraction the same.
Per order Of the Board of Selectmen.
GEORGE DEWEY, Clerk.
LLitchfeld ApriL 8. 1888 AZ
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-04-19
Attention, RiAemen /!

VTNflE members Of the Rifle Company are
l. hereby notified and commanded to APP
pear at the usual place of parade, in the vil-
lage of Litchfield, on Monday the 7th day Of
May next, at o'clock in the morning, armed
and equipped as the law directs, for compa-
ny parade and inspection.
LUCIUS d. ALLYN, Captain.
Litchfeld, April 10, 1888. As
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-04-19
NV .RPPREJV'TXCE
WANTED AT THIS OFFICE.
LEGISLATIVE REPORTFOR 1888.

VENHE Editors Of the New-Hayen DAILY HERALD, al
Il the ensuing session Of the Legislature, to be held
ings in the House. and occasional sketches Of those in
the Senate, when important topics are involved
They will endeavor to make their report full and
impartial possible, intending at no time to deviae
from the line Of truth and propriety. They will fur.
nish the paper daily duly mailed for any part Of the
country, one month for y cents, or two months. On
GLIDING the publication Of the laws passed during the
SESSION. for one dollar. Any person procuring six
subscribers, and RENTING the amount (Which can
generally be done by the representatives. shall re-
ceive a seventh copy gratis. Subscriptions must be
paid in advance. Dircctt to
EDITORS OF DAILY HERALD,
April 9, 1888. NEw.HAvEN
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-04-19
NOTICE..

THE subscribers, appointed by the Hon.
L. Superior Court at its February term, A.
ID. 1888, Commissioners on the estate of Jo-
MAS BLAcKMAN, Of Litchfeld, in said county,
adjudged by said Court an insolvent debtor,
hereby give notice that we will meet at the
house of Jabez Whittlesey, in said Litchfield,
on the first Monday in May, and on the first
Monday Of June, and on the 10Th day of Oc-
tober, 1888, at 8 o'clock in the forenoon Of
each of said days, to attend to the duties Of
our said appointment.
JABEZ WHITTLEsEY, } Commits
VIM. Fl. WHITTLEsEY, sioners.
LitchfeH, April 3, 1888. IS
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-04-19
NOTICE.

THE Court Of Probate for Litchfield Dis
- trict hath limited and allowed six months
from the date hereof for the creditors to the
estate OF EDWARD LANoMArp, late Of Litch-
field, In said district, deceased. within which
to exhibit their claims against said estate
and has appointed Messrs. Ozias Lewis and
Samuel p. bolles, Commissioners TO receive
and examine said claims.
Tho undersigned, Commissioners on the
eatnio Of Edward I.angmald, late Of aid
Liiehneld, deceased. hereby give notice that
W. shall meet nj tho store Of 3. p. nolles. m
said I.lichneld. on the first Monday n June.
and on tho Inst Monday In September, lese.
nj . o'clock y. NJ. on each Of aald DAYS. for
tho purpose Of attending 10 the duties oG said
OEIAs IIswis, I Csmmis,
y. ]. poELHA sleMsrs.
LIleA6sA, April Q, les. "a
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-04-19
MARRIED.


In this town, on tho 9Th inst. by Rev. Mr.. Hubbell,
Mr.: SYDNEY TERRELL. of Norfolk, to Miss LURINDA
McNEII, daughter of Mr.. Roswell Mcneil, of the for
mer place. 1.-THE printers GLORIOUS loaf Of wedding
cake" was duly received with ,his notice from the
In this town, Yesterday afternoon. Mr.: Jonathan
Darlington to Mrs Cynthia Turner both of this place.
In Mortified, on the 9Th inst, By, the Rev Mr..
Elizabeth F. Clark, ofthe former place. ~.
In Sharon, Mr. William ?. Elvin, to Miss Harriet
Burnham.
In New: Haven, Mr.. George Gilbert. to Miss Sarah
to Miss Susan Hayes; Mr.. Elhu Fowler to Miss EN-
ily c. Douglass
In Derby, Mr.: Nathaniel Bacon, of New-Haven,
to Mrs. Sophia Monlton:
nah Parree, daughter OF John Partree.
In Hartford, Chauncey Barnard, Esq, to Mrs Har.
riet Barnard, Of Charleston, S..
In Warehouse Point, Giles Pettibone, Esq, Of Hart.
In East Haddam, Mr.. Epaphroditus G. Gates, to
Miss Rachel S. Chadwick, daughter Of Mr.. James
Chadwick.
In New.Haven, Mr.. John G. Hoschkss, to Miss
Julia Parker.
DIED,
In this town, on the 7th instant, Mrs Lydia Booth
aged IS, wife Of Mr. David Booth
In Goshen, on the 9th ult Mrs. Sarah Lucas, aged
70, relict Of Mr.. Allen Lucas
In Canaan. on the lllh inst. Mr. George W. Will
cox, aged sc years.
In Goshen, I'd inst. Mr.. Daniel Beach, sged 80.
In Waterbury, on the 9Th inst. Mr.. Joseph Burton
aged SO.
IN Plainfeld. Mrs. Julia A. Rockwell aged %.
In Essex, Ebenezer Hayden, Esq aged Is.
In New-Hayen, Mrs. Elizabeth Brintnal, aged 81
Mrs. Marcy White, aged IS.
In Norwak, Hezekiah Jarvis, ESQ., aged o.
In Woodbury.. Mr.. Charles J. 1sbell aged 10, son o.
In New, Haven, Mrs Marcy White, aged s5 Mr.
Johnson Ford aged IS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-04-19
SALT RIVER BOAT SONG.

When parting tolls the packets bell,
Then farewell signs our bosoms swell;
But when our load is fairly in,
Well sing Salt River starting hymn.
Pull, roarers, pull |! the town fills fast
With those we must row up stream at last
Why should we now our trade lay by,
And MOI row fools up high and dry?
Then tho the L. FPS are all ashore,
We still will tug the bah ring oar.
Pull, roarers, pull! the town fills fast
With those We must row up stream at last.
The bull-frogs croak on tie ledgey side,
While geese cheer friends who by them glide ;
And welcome loud will asses bray,
TO the freigh,, we land in Gov 'ntry Bay.
Pull, roarers, pull the town fills fast
With those we must row up stream at last.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-04-19
ANALYTICAL STATEMENT
of the number and political character Of Office Hold.
ers in the County of Ltchfeld.

ers in the County of Litchfeld.
-, -. Loco FocOs. Wings.
Deputy Sherifs, 10
States Attorney,
County Clerk,
Assistant do.
County Court Judges 3
Probate Judges II
Notaries Public,
rCom'rs on Roads and Bridges, "a
Justices Peacc-Liichfeld, IA
Barkhamsted, 6 3
Bethlem, 3
Canaan,
Colebrook, ,
Cornwall, 3
Goshen, 2
IIarwinton, 2
Kent, 3
/ New Hartford, 10
New Milford, l2 3
Norfolk, 2
Plymouth,
Roxbury, 0
, g.. Salisbury, 9 3
Sharon, 3
Torrington, Q
Warren,
Washington. &
Watertown, 9
Winchester, 9 3
Woodbury.,
Post Masters, AZ
ssa 60
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-04-19

The N. Y. Mercantile Advertiser has been united
with the 0asslls, and b hereafter 70 bs pvblIs''Sd
-HndsF the tile eftAe.N. y. Gazette.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-04-19
FOR THE LITcHFIELD ENQUIRER.

Mr.. Editor-In consequence Of recent events, the
public no doubt will feel anxious procure all the in
formation possible concerning the history, character
of the inhabitants, &c. &C. of the SALT RIVER CoUN-
TRY. herewith send you full description, written
by sojourner in that highly favored land hoping that
the information will not be unacceptable to the large
portion of emigrants who are the point Of being
"rowed up"
Ihave the honor to subscribe myself
Your obt servant, S. N.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-26

A paAcrscAL ceMMzKrAnr.--A
striking commentary upon the state 81
The times. was made by Mf. Potter,
upon IKE basis Of q simple fact relating
10 tbs town Of Nc~pott. There are 10
that town three large Cotton Factories.
which give employ 10 500 or 300 me-
chanics and laborers. both male and
female. The owners have now, piled
up IN flores. aaavfaefsrsd goods 70 fhs
amount Of el70.00 Three weeks
since. they sent their agent to New
York. Philadelphia. and Baltimore. 10
effect sales Of these goods. and he re.
turned having disposed Of oAs bale.
The owners OF these mills, said Mr..
Potter. can shut them up for FIVE years,
aud yet not feel very materially the
loss. But what is To become Of these
eight hundred poor lsborersi yoa ar.
taxing fhe Dread from their ssorfAsif
This Is one example among the thou.
sands that might be offered OF the con-
dition Of our country. and all brought
upon US by the reckless experiments Of
Van Burenism.-( Proridsace Journal.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-26
TO TME AA@nE&.


PIE subscriber would politely invite the
! q attention Of the Ladies OF ChaTlestown
and lie vicinity, to his stock Of
RAN@H 9OODS,
which are decidedly the most splendid and
general he has ever Preseated. The follow
Ing articles may b found among themt
Splendid blk snd cold Challeys,
DO. blk, blue blk, and cord silks.
A few pieces RePts. Silk--a new style,
Do. Fig'd MosIens DeIames,
French Mualins and Lawns,
splendid sssortnsSt French, Briiish AID
Dom. Prihts,
Black and white Chintz and Lawns.
BIZ Hsrnanna, "a new artieis,)
Slack BomoaEins. and sup'r black and
cold CAlieoss,
yseonsti and PLATA canbries,
Fig'd, stripe, and barred Muslins
boeinsu and Thread Edxiags aud Inssr-
lien,
BOsinstt, Thread. and Blonde Quillssxs.
Black, white. sslnoa and pink Grape,
eiseh, white, Pink and blue Satins.
A sPls1did stock OF Silk Hoaisry,
Plain, ribbed, aud snb'd cotloa do.
splendid stock Silk Thule and Kid Gloves,
sesFfs, &c.
Hsndso1se set Ribands,
Eagiish aud plain Straw Bonnsts, lie. &c.
Also. . handsome assortment Of HID
SHOES, wade 10 esdrr IN Baitfsasrs, v hieh
will be found to be the pestsst end most
fashionable ariiele;-toEsther with maay
other articles in the fancy line, all Of which
will be cold very loo.
April 10, 1898.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-26

The Get Of female lnsrsPidty which We
mentioned some days ego - having been per-
formed By lady Of Kentucky, In saving .
geutlsmsn from = Wassry grave, appears 10
Re 70 bssa followed by . testimony Of gratitude
on bis part Shieh proves that hs vas right
gallant man. Z" add worthy the EFFORT wbish the
lady made on his bahsif. The LsEington
(Ry.) inielIigsaess thus relates The story;
RoHANric.- "A few weeks since we
noticed the accidental drowning Of four
men in the Licking River. and the pre-
servsiion Of smother. named Jonss, by
the heroic conduct Of Mrs. Lee, who
plunged into the slrssm. aid succeed
ed 10 Feseuing him from the fate Of his
fellows. NE, Jones. we learn. Is q
young man Of fortune add accomplish
menis; and Immediately aner the event,
he made enquiries respecting the pre-
server Of his life. and aseeFtsining thai
she was = youoE widow. he offered hi'
hand IN marFisgs. which was accepted;
and the parties were joined 10 lock,
The nsEt Suaday--ihres dsys afiel
their first meeting IN the wateFa. Mrs.
Lee, now Mrs. Jones. can congratulate
hsrself upon having 'Jislsd for hus.
band" with the most entire success, end
from the most lsudable motives.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-26
Public Sale OF

VANWADlE LAND
MY virtue Of the last will and testament
~ Of Daniel ShsmbaUgb, deed, will
sell, % 7Aurs4zy tie l7'h dag Of My AeTf, that
E-aEssGOEe Tract or Z.H.V.D
nssr the waters Of Crooked Ran, adjoining
the lands Of Robert Mckay Joshua Ahthrsn
and other, containing 13S AORu9.-
The improvements are = eomfortsbls Stone
House, sc. The land y said 10 be inferior to
none IN this or any Of the adjoining counties.
OBe.thiFd Of the purchase money will be re.
quired 10 be paid IN hand, The bslasoe IN two
equal annual Pay nents. secured By deed OF
trust on the land. FuFthsr particulars will
be made kRoun on the day Of sale, or By ap.
plication TO me al MiJdlstOWa.
,. s DAHNER. EEsesisg
Middlstovn, Frederick co, Va
April 10. 1898
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-26
ELECTION.

a N Election will BE- hsId 81 the Court.
IA House Of lsasrsOo sounty. - az IA
dsy y Nay aszf. ,baiog the frat MOsdsJ oi
the month.) for the purpose % terminating
and eleeting ssVsn "a Psrsons, bsisg Fesi-
dents and frssholdsrs In said iovn. 10 serve
- trustees thsrsof-ons @ persos, bang .
resident end fFeeboldsF ~ sid tovn, 60 serve
~ Mayor thsrsof-sad enc % peFsoa, bsioE
= rssidsat shd frsshOidsr in sid TOYS, "a
serve as Recorder thsrsok
GEORGE w. HUMPHREYs.
SAsStG y g.6sE7sa cssssI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-26
AaRRKED,

On Thursday the Sth instant, BY the Rev
Mr.. Douglass. MF. GEoASG R<THoLDs, Jr. q
Miss MART A. tiERssLL, daughter Of Miehse
Hsnseli, near Shepherdstown.
On the i2th instant, BY the Rev. Nc. Doug
Iass, Mr.. WAsHiHsrOH HERsHAw, Of Bsrke
ley county. 10 Miss MAag ELLEH DALoARM
daughter Of the late Mr.. stephen Dalgsrn o.
this county.
On Thursday last. by the Rev. Mr.. Larkin
Mr. JAnEs HkRRIs 10 Aiss ELIEADsTn JEH
EIss, daughter Of Mr.. willian jenkins, al
Of this county.
Al RidgsVisW, on Tuesday evening last
Mr.. A. P. CRTTTENDEN, late Of West Pom
Academy, to Miss cLARrsA cHuRcnILL
daughter OF Rev. Alexander Jones. Of Ihi,
county.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-26


4 n additional supply Of Flower Seeds jus
IN received and for sale hI J. J. II. SlraIIh'
Drug store, sobraeing.
Purple Primross, PrI0ess' Feathers,
White Egg Piani,
Purple HyaehylOn Bean,
orsngs and Bud Asrygold,
Mixed Afriean Marygold.
MIXED Sweet Pea Honesty,
Poiysnthus- Devil 10 She Bosh,
Scarlet Lysehius, is biseas,
Coxeomb, PsFsiesTis, Catch Fly,
Jobs Tears, Jacobs Ladder,
Scotch Bfows, MiEsd Peoples,
yellow Marvel Df Peru,
Double Colombins,
Candis1uft, Hixsd sPonsa,
Purple Top ClaTy,
Corsdpsis, Missed oRothsFs,
Canterbury Bells, Mixsd Zinnia,
Agsrstum, Susst Wiilam,
Clsrtss, Mizsd Balsamine,
nius sophoTs, Hearts Ease.
olas Bsitis, Missed Pisks,
hiHsd Coavoioulus. hiiEed HollyhOek,
Hoekwood. scaFlst Csealis.
April &c, 1873
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-26
RIr3 WTR6UIyIA HOUSE,
Harpers-Fcrry.

INHG undersigned respectfully Informs
u The public that he has taken that large,
new. add eomao&ious thrss-siory brick
building, situstsd on Potomac street, Q short
Distance from The bridges, and opposite the
hotel or Mr.. Samuel Gibson. In the most CEN
trail and convenient part Of Hsrpers-Fsrry,
and is prepared FOR the reception Of travel
iers and otter guests. From his aequain-
lance with the business, and bis practical
knowledge OF the manner in which the beat
hotsls srs conducted, he fesls eonfdsnt that
he shall be able to reader satisfaction. His
rooms are pleasant, well furnished, and eve
~ convenience about his establishment 10
enable him 10 entertain company in tie best
style aad most comfortable manner. His
table will always abound with the best that
the market can afford. His bar will be con-
Staatly supplied with the most choice L.
qsOrs- Has stsblias - large, and will be
amply supplied with the very beat hay, oats,
&c. Ge., aod attended BY The most careful
add attentive ostlers. Hn servants shall be
numerous end accommodating, and every at
tentiou paid By ell, 10 the comfort and enjoy
ment OF those Who may favor him with call.
As the subscriber will devote his personal
attention exclusivsly TO his establiahnsnt.
and In person see to the comfort Of his kuests.
he hopes 10 DO able TO merit and receive
liberal share Of the public support and pa
tronags. Fanilrs and others arriving By
Railroad, or other conveyance, who may
wish = pleasant retreat for Q season az one
Of the most intsrsstinE places In the United
statss-(See JeGersonS Notes on virginia,
&c. will, he Gattsrs himself, end his house
an agreeable homo. Dosrders will be taken
b. the week, month, or year.
Carriages, gigs, &c. can be had at any time
oy application at the Bar. Horsss taken al
Livery.
Each aud every department Of his sstab-
iiahmont shall be- eo@plels, 20 a. to Afford
entire Satisfsetion 10 Walters, travellers, and
SosrdsrS, and his charges 90 regulated as TO
give no grounds fee eonplaint. The Pubiic's
humble servant,
ELI u. CARRELL.
Hsrpers-Ferry. April 20. 1898.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-26

n NHE trsining Of the oassrs sttasbsd 10
n the S5th kegimsnt 81 iafsatFy, viii
eommsnes 81 CharissiOwn, On WsfassdsE 90
aih q .ssv ufrt, and coaiinuo ihfeo days.
Ths Regiment uill parade ~ ChsrsestoHu
% Saturday the l2ih u ne tsms month
the lins 10 Be formed "a II o'eioek, A. ~.
rfecissly.
TIE sommaudanis % companies are re-
quiFs4 70 sake . report q The stFensth 81
thsif Fespsstiys sommauds % The lst dag Of
ne training
By order o. Ne Colossl 10 ssnassd sl
NE 6sth nsg't, v. ~.
kpfn ~, 1873.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-26
a,anli,al asfOIlcr,n NnIe.

NV Viftas Of decree Of the Coun,y Court
- Of Jefferson County, Virginia, nbds Al
saFeh Term, 1898, 10 the suit 81 James Ste
door Of Daniel ERtlef's tavern, 90 shepherds
tovn, ca Ssiurisy, tAs goa dsy 81 Meg nsri. the
HOUSE AND LOT IN ShsphsIdstows nov oees.
pied By Js@ss Stevens, kaevn on The plat
81 The tow - lot 80 SO Tegms-Ons.
third cash, The bsisses is 8 and ~ mosths
from she eaJ o. tsle. che purchaser 20 give
bond and security for the deferred paymsnts.
sod the idis 10 BE- rstaiaed unlil The pufehzss
money h ell psid.
2. T. LEE, IT., Cosy
April 10. 1898.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-26

A THOROUoH.BRgn sROOD MARE.
"A. tirsd ~ ne eslsbratsd horss Centsn-
tee, q ssauliisi ifaa Erty, % faa oondtion,
sd siEht Pears cd tbs Efass, is fee sale 80
So i ~ half tistsr n ~ fag fsaed ifoa-
slie. rstsst " . Hafs 81 PcisFt5sFr.
YirEiaia. flsf isa ~ Fiogfssl. a1d traces
har gesisFee thfough iaearist nsll-Aif, Fiar
80 Eeiipts. sd Feafaaugai Aisq. 3 Get
~ hsf sies ~ yoaag 8isf. ths get ~ Cot,
1oknsEz's iansos kefss sisF % purity 81
ttcas. AS esFe \ ansafpsassa ~ aay horss
- Hasyian1. Tkay nsy ~ sssa 81 NJ fsru
tss nIlts aassA ~ Fpstsrisk. ~ Tsras
tamnasfier O. a. LTRcH
ApFil ~, iese--tt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-26
Iron! HrOn!

NNE have received still further supplies
w Of PenHsyIVHnls rolled and Virginia
hammered IRON, eOnsisling In part Of 10, Ia,
Sc, "a, aud Inch Tires; Ia. So, -. I, and
ia inch square Iron; 81 aud I inch round
DO; horse-shoo baFs, horss-shoo nail rods. and
plough Iron Of every dsscriptiUn-Sll Of which
We odsE IOu for cash.
YATES & TERRILL.
HslltoWn, April 70, I55s-n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-26

= WILL offer ~ public sale, 10 fFont o. is.
n cob shsstse Hotel 10 SHE pherdstoun. On
SsfurSsy, fAs 5fh # .hsy asxi. 81 The PER-
SOCIAL ESTATE Of Henry Nisshaii.
deceased. consisting iH pari. ofa hlH md
eoaPisis assogtmsul 81 CARPENTERS T00ts.
&c. Ae. with . great vafisty 0i articles ~.
necessary 70 msntion.
dYA reasonable credit ilibo sivsn. By he
purchaser giving boat vita approved taeuri-
W. GEORGE KEADY, .ssar.
Aprl 70, Isss.s
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besides s9A oois. kys tIoar aud - bols.
Corn Meal.
0RAlN.- TAsss. The sale Of . parcel Of
inferior foreign rcd. early In the week, ai
81 so, is the DOLLY transaction we have to re-
port In this description. A parcel Of good
Susquohanna red has beea sold at 81 65, aud
. parcel Of 1900 bushels good Maryland red,
from store. Of 81 81. A lot Of prime red
Virginia was sold at 81 IS.
CORN.-Prices have been steady through
out the week At - cents for white, and at 7la
IS cents for yellow, aud We quote the same
ratss to-day. Sales Of Virginia NJ IL, - and
- cents.
RfE--wo quote Maryland and Virginia
good 10 prime, at 93a9S cents
OATS.-MsTket dull, at 30a3l cents.
CLOvERSEED This article would con-
maDd SO per bushel to-day from stores
Some small lots have been S0ld at that price
WHIsKEY The market during the week
has been steady, and sales have been made to
= considerable exteat, at 29b cents for hhds.
snd 81 eeats for bbls. The market Is drm to-
day, and some holders Of bbls. ask more than
81 cents. The wagon price Of bhls. is 81
cents. exclusive Of thS barrel.