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Litchfield enquirer., 1838-01-04

At Court of Probate holden'a Canaan, ,cithin
 of December, A. D. 1887:
 Present, Wp. M. Burial, Esq. Judge. TTPON the petition of Jeremiah Weed, of u Sharon, in the County of Litchield, showing to this Court, that he is the parent and natural guardian of Charles Bostwick Weed and Sarah Ann Weed, both of said Sharon, within said district, minors; that said minors are the owners of real estate sit- uated in said Sharon, viz: fourteen acres of wood land lying on the mountain in the cas- terly part of said town ot Sharon, and is the same piece of land distributed to the said minors from the estate of Zachariah Best- wick, late of said Sharon, deceased. and for a particular description reference is made to said distribution on the records of the afore- said Court ot Probate, and is valued at about nve hundred dollars that it would conduce to the interest of said minors to have said iand sold and the avails thereof disposed of or vested as the law directs, and praying for hoerty to sell said property for the purposes aforesaid, as per petition on file.
 IL $ ordered by lhis Court, That said Guar dian give notice of said application, by caus- ing the same to be published in one of the newspapers printed in Litchfield, in the coun- ty of Litchfield, three weeks successively. at least six weeks before the hearing; and that said petition will be heard at the Probate or flee in said district on the Doth day of Febru ary next, at 10 o'clock A. M.
 Certified from Record,
 % WM. P. BURIAL, Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-01-04
NOTICE.

THE Court of Probate for the District ot l Ltchfield hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof, for the credit ors to the estate of SAMUEL SEYMOUR, late of Litchfield, in said district, deceased,
 within which to exhibit their claims against said estate to the subscriber, or to his Agent, at the late residence of said deceased in said Litchfield, for settlement-at the expiration of which time all claims not presented, will be forever foreclosed and debarred a recov- cry. CHARLES SEYMOUR, ErecutOr.
 EitckfeIa, Dec. 19, 1887. 20
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-01-04
AxE MANUFACTORX.

"HE subscriber has recently commenced
 the manufacturing of AXES of various Prescriptions, at the place formerly known as Simmons' Forge, two miles southwest of Mill zpn church, on the road leading from Litch- eld to Warren, and has employed Messrs. aseph Seelye and Lauren Snauh to do the work. a Most other kinds of Edge Tools will also be made to order.
 Axe Heads left at s. P. Bolles' store, in 1sfchfieid, for laying and grinding, will be aorwarded to the Factory and returned.
 ISAAC BALDWIN, JR, Litchfeld, Milton So.. Dec. IA, 1887. 6t2s
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-01-04
NOTICE.

THE Hon. Court of Probate for the district A of Washington has limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the cre- ditors of the estate of STEPHEN CoGswELL, late of Washington, in said district, deceased, re- presented insolvent, in which to exhibit their claims to the Commissioners; and has ap- pointed the subscribers Commissioners to re- ceive. examine and adjust said claims. We hereby give notice that we shall meet to at- tend to the duties of our said appointment, at the late dwelling house of the deceased, in said Washington, on the 18th day of January and 7th day of June next, at 9 o'clock in the forenoon on each of said days. All claims not presented within said limited time will be debarred a recovery.
 DANIEL B. BRINsMADE,
 NATHANIEL PERRY, Com'ys
 CHESTER AcKLEY,
 = All persons indebted to said estate are re- quested to make immediate payment to
 DAVID c. WHIrTLEsEY, Admin'r. Washington, Dec. 9, 1887. 29
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-01-04
NOTICE,

NOTICE.
 THE Court of Probate for the District of A Litchfeld has limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors to the estate of ELISHA HORTON, late of Litchfeld, in said district deceased. represented insolvent, within which to exhibit their claims thereto; and has appointed Ste phen Russell and Daniel B. Stoddard, of said Litchfeld, Commissioners to receive and ex- anime said claims. Certified by
 E. s. ABERNETHY, Judge. The undersigned hereby give notice, that they shall meet at the dwelling house of Aa- ron Bradley, in said Litchfeld, on the second Monday in February and the second Monday in June, 1858, ut ? o'clock in the afternoon on each of said days, for the purpose of at- tending on the business of said appointment
 STEPHEN RUSSELL, } Comnis-
 DANIEL B. SToDDARD, { sioners. All persons indebted to said estate are re- qucsted to make immediate payment to
 TRUMAN K1LBoURN, Erecutor. Litchfeld, Dec. 15, 1887. %
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-01-04
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 BY HENRY ADAMS.

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 To companies of any number over six, $l 50 per year. payable as above. To companies less than six, $l 75 per year, payable before. g cents will be deducted from each of these prices when payment is made in advance. These prices exclusive of mail or stage charge for transportation
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 Administrators and Executors Notices, $1 %
 Commissioners Notices, 25
 All communications must be POSTPAID.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-01-04

Messrs Prentiss and Word [whigs from Mississippi are in Washington, with their credentials as members elect for the regular sessions of the 18th Congress in their pockets very spirited contest will arise out terminate in the unseating of the sttes, and the seat ing of the eclaimantS.-EEpress
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-01-04

BWck- slsa Mittems and GlOces. G ONE very good ones-also gentlemen's O lined Gloves Cashmere and Angola do.; i; ladies and gentlemen's black and colored H. 'S. Gloves-for sale by
 NOu. 30. '. AWRENCE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-01-04

Harvey. who robbed the Oneida Bank. and was seized in Canada. is sentenced tofuur ysarsimprA ment.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-01-04
.N. M. .V'ORTH A. CO.

v. M. .V'ORTH @ co. s" AVE just returned from New York, and
 1 are now opening an extensive assort- nlent of FALL AND WINTER GOODS, which will be sold at the lowest pressure pri- ces for cash or good credit.
 z 9J All kinds of Produce taken in exchange for Goods also Woolen Socks and Yarn at Oct. l9. N H. NORTH & CO.'S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-01-04
}, (CONN.) THURSDAY, JANUARY 1888.

The following whimsical Parody on. Barry Corn walls Popular Song, is copied from Frazers Maga- zine"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-10-11


y 5-Salc u Personal Pfepestv los Dr. VIM
aieS, IN Charic>t"wu. to-mYiTrw lFridsy)
y 5-Sale Of lI"r-rs AZ the Couri-Hou,c in
Chare,tovn, on Monday next
tUPSa'e Of Ne-roes. hy John Ds'varn. 80.
minsirator 81 stephen Dals1ra. dcci. 10 ihe
touu-Housr 90 Char.c,toNn, or Monday ur.t
(Court day.)
II f'Sale 81 stock, household Furn.tuT.. Sc.
hy Dr II. 5. Blackburn near McPhcr-on's mill
on Thursday urSf, l-'h inst
y i'SI'r 81 Personal Property. hy Ir> Nav
BpWers. Adm'rN OF Gc9ry- Eayrr.. deed, near
shcphrrlslown. TO-DAY. tThurday.J
bUPSalc OF a valuable Farm. near Sueq-
hcfi';"Vn, ty GeoUe s. k,rrst. a1I Jam.
~ Swcarngen Executor. of Van ~V-rfnv.u.
decd, on "wednesday next, a. DiurI Euurfs
tavern Va Shcpherisiowu
u j-Slle % valuable Farm near shar..-,t .vn
hy Iarh. %. Mnrihngt5n, Executor Of William
Norihingion, decd AZ th" Couu-ilur.r Dol
Chahcsiown. on Monday next Court da5J
n j'Sslr Of a Farm 200 CIars~ county. hy =
McCDrmrk. Trustee a. John Hay, on SATURDAY.
nett, on The premise.
UtN-~tnr Of School GOWN. .aners. 90 .he
Cuuft-iiou.c. 6u Monday asHt.
q j'Jcncf>on Jockcy C'ub Race, commerce,
near CharIrsipvn. ou TUESDAY next.
III 1-srr A't.f..rmelf. '.r particular.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-10-11
Public sale.

II ANiN3 declined Housekeeping. will OF
fer. a; ruoho sale. al nv late residence,
the brick house, near NePhcrsons Mill, 90
TaHlry "a lsh ~ O-irisr Hs-f. az fair. Il not,
The osNt FAIR day,l ny Iiou Sehold snd Kitchen
Furh'iuse, bei.s Eeafiy new, ecDsstipg, In
part. ~
\ psis OF NaA0Sany Dinlng Tables on elaws.
Chamber Table add Nssh-Staud,
one t.rr1 handsome Chairs.
One haud.nue Acora Bcd.,cad.
o." C1ohns stove, Little u.yi, AMI other
q .cthcs Furniture.
Also, 3b sherP Csc head Of Youax Cattle,
one veil -'ftcj kiH,r- Horse.
Add half bred Cost, three ycrr. old.
Also. hani'0ue ueroushe. lately havipg
undergone t'oro"sh rsppir
IN" above Pt0peti, viii uc sold ~ = credit
Of i months for al sum. shove -. the pur-
chaser lsirS required TO St,e bond ard spproy-
cl stCurfy l. : EiAChBIRN
Sort ~ I-1l -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-10-11
THE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE MARKET,
FSr iAs week sadi-s Friday ,r,-ins, October 5.

FSr the week sRd,as Fidsy ,re,,ing, October ).
BEEF.-0n the hoof 50 50 to 81 80. ACCORDING
10 quality, with very iair supply IN the market
HoGS.-The prices of lave Hogs have ranged
from - 10 - 62t
CANDLES.-Sperrn 81 To n cents r,oulJ
l6 cents ger pound.
FEATHERS-SaleS AT 80 to 81 cents u-.r In
FtsH.-MaclScTsl - - per barrel ior No 3.
sll for No. ,, and sl1 - for No. |. The stock
of HerringS Is nearly exhausted. Limited Sales
are making n So per barrel
FLoUR-ln the early part Ct the week the
wagon price of Howard street Flour was uni
form At 50 ~, hui within day or two past some
dealers have PAID ~ GA. which NAV b. cuus,-
deTed a. the wagon price to-day Sales from
stores have been made AT - s1l TO ss-hut
transactions are limited Crry Mills - In
SPecuons for the week IL, $50 barrels $40 half
barrels.
WHEAT.-We quote ordinary To prime reds
al al 50 To 81 20 per bn,hcl. The range Of
white Wheat Is 81 GS to 81 80.
CORN SALES Of white Corn early in tn,
week al 30 TO - cents Yesterday AT % cents
and to-day at - cents. Sales of yellow early in
the week at - to 10 cents yesterday al 90 and
to-day at % cents.
RiE.-Wc quote a, 81 To o. cents
OATS-Salcs al ga To - cents
POTATOES.-The supply ct Eastern Pota-
toes for the moment being to.crably large, sales
are effected with some difficulty. We quote
common ~ Ia - cents per bu>hcl, and McTcC Z
al 81 Ia - cents
PLASrER.-A sale Of a cargo this week a,
81 p per ton.
BACoN.-We Bacon d, not much In de-
nand for CITY consumption. About 10000 lbs.
were purchased thiS Wecsl At Ia a H. cents for
the supply OF tle Army IA the South. and a few
smaller parcels al the same rates. Admitted sales
OF Western Hams al IL csulS.
WlllSkEl.-Sllcs OF hog>hcajs ihroughou,
the wreck at ~ cents, and OF barrel, at ~ a q
oents-marsci rather dun. The wagon pfiru OF
barrels - 10 cents, exclusive oi the barrel
ALEXANDRIA. Oct &.
Flour incvl per barrel - - Wheat new
red 81 o. TO 80; White. NJ sales. Corn. wi.it,
~ to -; ycuw-uuae Rye 30 To 80. Flax
seed 81. Oats, fioin wagons, 10 cents, from YES
sells 10 cents. Corn meal, per bus.cl, ~ on.
Bacon, per cul SIS o. >l3 81 Plaster Pari,,
retail, - per ton.
WINCHESTER. Oct. G.-Flour s. Rye DO.
50 - per barrel. Wheat ~ b 10 II "a pr
hushei. Rye -. Corn 81. oats b Bacon
III To l2 cents. Land io ~ cents Huucr Il
10 &c cts EePu5h,aa
NEW-lORk, o.. Flour has fallen tp =
- for common GcHeScr, Will. some sales ana
their are sellers to any extent ~ this price 1t,
tcrS from Rochester say hat Whclt there Ea,
gone hack 10 II - per hushcl.
RICHMOND, Oct 5.-F.uur - - io = 30
but scarcely any th,ug dong "a the market.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-10-11
IiIIrN-

In The county Of Warren, Virginia. on ~. 2l,i
uf. IN the s6'h year 81 her arr Mr. M,Eru,
R'NDoIFH. widow Of E"vcry Randolph ga 81
hcrr 81 the Revolution. and amana M, Gf,l 90
vcrnor> Of The STATE
AZ Lafayette, Intiana, on Friday the DIST Of
SePiefnhcr, IN the 30'h year ofhIs ace. THolns
u. BR"wN, E-l., Attorney a, Law, If that place.
eldest son Of the Res. o. Il. Brown, uf wa,hin,.
ton CITY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-10-11
CARD

The Military Barbecue which VIII take place
"n Monday ialh in>t. viil be gwen IN DR.. tlnlc.
ley grove, aE.eiuyig Shcpheri>i.wa. instead oi
capt. Edward Luoas' grove, a. heretofore al
Nerii>' d-Iki the hour OF forming the hnc. TO-
instead II o'clock, y. VI.
The Conmu'r have addressed invitations td
all the hcld officer, and ,tafI % Irr'rr,-s. Clark
Berkeley, ant jefferson, rs lar - fi,"yhaye been
able Ia learn ihcir names but u any have ms
canned, or Il any officer ha, at received ~ in-
TIiaiipn, the comurtie- hope al ceremony vili
- waved, a. % 3, their wish amt intention tn M
'iir Srrrp hrid officer aud the slaB how In COM
mission ~ the above counties.
Shepheri>towu. oct. ~. I~8s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-10-11
WGfchcs, .Scircfry. lamps.
Pf0fod Ware, .EiiifHry
Goods, Pistols. SC.
II, 81 ~, q AM p.BHLf,,
.1-c. fSJ. FYcHf,u,rr .fr,<y

~ * l&Ni R.h ~ t.iJ - " Isl
.Tc. f5j, Bnygi,Rore sfre,F,
BALTIMORE.
III INVITE the attention Of deslss aud plrcLa-
sets In their line TO their assortment e the
above named GOODS, which they oner at
WHOLESALE en- Is coed tenn, aud at ., l.i-
yrie's as iLcy can he procured in New York
PhIstciphis ,Ore!,eUhrra. Their stock Of goods
are Of tt'i' eirH dreoi importation and have been
carefully selected from tie Eugish and French
Moruiae tories ~ one Of tae firm IA person
Tney have made arrangements with the house ;
Of VI. }. Tobias 8 90. and Harrison, 10 keep on
hand, constantly, supplies Of GOLD aud SILVER
LEV FRS and MOVEMENTS Of all descriptions
Of their manufacture
In the selection ofiheir JEWELRY and FLAT
I'D WARE. particular care 10. been observed.
y. u. Dealers are requested TO call and ex.
anime their stock Of Goods
Oct II, ls3s st
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-10-11
NOTICE.

A IL persons are hereby cautioned sEsinst
n. pgrchssiug trsrf q Land iyinE ~ Jshsf-
s1n county. snd now IN ny possession sjscEt Sc
90 - cold BY IBch ~ Woftinctou. claiming
70 act - Ftecutor q wm. W0rthmkton, late u
Mont geometry eouniy. sd dec g.. on ihs 18th u
TIE present month
Z bold TIE ssid land. - 7 80 sdsised. ~ good
sni SUSIE cnt tile and have 60 held % Tor mors
than twenty years al persons ere therefore
cautioned aEainst pufstas.ns The sane, o. other
wise disturbing ne 90 Their rsrh
ACHsAf DAVIS.
Oet %. fR9s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-10-11
aRlSEED.

On sunday the 3Oth ult., ~ the Rev. !. \
llcnninr, Mr. FR,Nuis Du>uAN io Miss HIS.
RiiTT' kEntr, all OF Harpcrs-Fcrry.
la Washington On Tuesday lA,i, ry the Rev
Mr.. Suer,, Mr.. EDwAED TuwrB>. 60 Mis- E,uIY
III. Lktcs, of Winchester, Virginia
On Thursday evening last, hy H. Rry Scp'i-
mus fusion, Mr.. DE~>i> FtRry, o. Mss Etiz,.
rErn r. SN'LIwo on. daush'c. 81 Nj William
Smallwoad. Of Bolivar
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PUBLIC sale

"tiL % sold. "a TsS,ds, TIA ilh do,
w 0 Oci'b,r ns4i. a; the residence OF tue
late George boNsrs. near the Potomac River.
about mule, below ShepAerd,ioWn. an the
Personal Estate Of the deceased. eous,stirk o.
Farming tieHsiis.
Horses, Cattle, Nssp and Hogs.
bheat, Rye, and Com.
lind a rDisfy IF HoGSs!oH and Rat
chsa Furniture.
credit &C nino months will be gwen. the
purchased s'VinE bond and approved security
All Putohs>'i uut,r - mgst DC casa. sale Ic
commence al 10 O'Clock.
MARY BOWERS
sept 70, ISIS ct. .f{H'<
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-10-11
10 . UO.Iu.. t,Cuart:.

tptN 90 f.la, n.e ,ul,,g.t,f. ou "Wednesday
IA i"e -.I q A. .st, 90! .eg.o dave, wLo
Gale iff....
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-10-11
FOR SALE.

a TRACT OF LAND ~ Berkeley county.
IN near the opsqGon, and adjoining the lands
OF Mrs. cambridge. Capt. f. Lucas. and MIR Van
meter lies miles from BucslestoSn. from
smrhfeld, aud from Mauinshurs. 1hi. farm
(uow ~ the possession of Mr. Buckles) contain.
37:s ACRES.
one-Ihire IN good tinber principally Of thriny
Young Osk-the balance - cleared Iard, well
adapted for the cultivation Of small gram, SC.
By the preseut pfoytisIDrs 81 has been Used 40 |.
grazing farm. The Improvement, CONSIST of a
good Log House and ktehen. There is Flour,
a, veil ass saw Ail, within tao mile. Of the
place.
To any one wishing 10 purtia.e, We viii sell
Of low Price. and the payments made easy -
For further information apply 20
y. IS. MANNING, or
!. ~. MAsNING.
Oct II. 1893 --4tV4leow
.NThH,b,pg Cas,H' iciH yujish s Ea,,i us,Liy,
and hfl's srstt other ufst
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-10-11
Nutttrs.
sHENANDOAu NAVIGATION.

L = \ meeting % the citizens OF Jefferson
county vail ~ held at the Cour-Iou>e ~
'harlcsrown, on Monday next L. take into con.
sidernton the proposed Improvement Of n,
navigation OF the Shenandoah river
Oct IL, 1883. MANY CITIZENS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-10-11
COInnanY Orders.

TIiHE eompsry formerly commands BY Csps
- Rsuhsft. % ordered o. parade 10 front Of
Joseph fnrrr's tavern ~ -hsphsrdstown On
tLs ~ Shtufdsy ~ tbs marth. ft3th isstJ ~ . I
oriost, 4 ". uhsn a. Of e. eli be N attsa-
dance o. tako sommaud
~ o,ds, sftAs Cd Cong lls 55tl R-sT 3. ~
oct t-1-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-10-11
EdSiHgs ana EGccs.

Ed:tHgs and kdrrs.
Thread Lace, Bobbinet do Edged Footirg..
Bobbiuet Edsings. Thread Edgrngs and i,oes,
Bobb,net Footing, Needle Worked EdEinSs,
lnsertings Of a beautiful quality,
Shirt BosOms.
Gentemsn'- Pongee, Bsndanns. sPit,Is6eld ond
other Handkerchief.
Black aud other cOIorsd Cravsts SO
Boots and Shoes.
Ladies City. Kid and Jefferson Ties,
" I.sd Strap Heel Shoes,
Seal Straps.
4" Fine Light hid slippers,
Mems City 81 inc Boots,
- City 81 foe Calf Boots,
Boys hip Boois-CI1y 30. PeEeed J-fT-rson..
Together VII a great variety Of Ladies aud
G-utlemcn'- Boots aul shoes
4 variety of Children. shoe, and Boots,
\ splendid assortment Ct Groceries, Liquors
&c. warranted io customers,
4 vsretv%o! Paints and Ods,
\ general assortment OF Leather.
general assortment OF Iron Of oil sizes,
HATS & CAPS.
Mems Fur Caps, do Of beautiful quality,
Z" Fur Caps Of superior quality.
Bos's Fur CAPS. Mems and Boy, Seal Cans,
Rlssis, Fur. silk and Beaver Hats, some OF
which - of a beautiful q alhy.
Together with general assortment Of other
articles usually kept in Rc;ail Stores, with a
fIll assoTtment Of Uards are and Queens
ware, which Is not 10 be surpassed by SOY 10
Tie country
RICHARD ID. DORIAN.
HarPer'-Ferry, Oct II, 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-10-11
Coats, Pam.aIoons, vests, sc.


TDSllE urdtrsisned, a. Executor OF Andrew
Woods, 6seI. Mil sell, 10 the highest
bidder, on credit OF six months before the
tonrt-ilou.e Of Jefferson county. en- .NsHIaY t.s
Ian DAY 81 I,ssHbS, usrt beng the ISt day OF
COURT the PATENT RIGHT oG SAID
Woods improved PATENT ROCKING
AND REPoSING CHAIR, ior tie
State Of Virginia.
It's believed that this Chair combine. great
er Advantages srd comforts than any other now
IN use. To the SICK AMI invalid, II j. sn invaiu.
Gbie invention, aud has been sought after from
all part, Of the United States. and has received
the highest oommcndaions from editors and
many VI the most distinguished person, IN the
country, wherever II has found iis uav ard Il.
quite 40 ornament for plrlor or oaice. IL i,
ingenious, vet plain and simple 10 ~ con.truc-
ton-neat aad Of convenient size aud will no
doubt meet with very extensive sale and
yield grea, profit 10 any person who may pur-
chase the right aud devote some attention to
making AID vending them. ore Of ;ae.e Chairs
can be seen, aud any i"formation in relation
thereto Obtained, 81 any time prev Gus to the
ss'c, by calling At the suh.rriber's re.idence In
Charie,iOWn. The Patent la, abou, II years
10 run.
Bond and approved security VII be required
Of the purchaser, aud interest upon tie hood
uaNl PAID. siML II. ALL"NONG.
EJeeui5r Of .iaa'sv IJyod,, dse'd
Oct IL, ls7s.-t,.
aJ-.Naiiorai Inf,itg,-e,r, weekly. fuI d,r =,
sale. and eharg, Ms office.
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E'HGiic S4fc.

HDstC SSfT.
f6N Trsslay, 23I int October at nv re-.
~ s'!efco near tie " Gii,- House all ,siI.
on credit u Iias mouths, the f.l;osins pro
perty, 10 Wit
10 lIoT.ss aud Colts
- head Of Istte.
100 sLeeP. large and IN good ORDER.
- log, II Nsr,,us sizc,,
flgush,, hIrr0s-, sc.
Bond aud approved seur,tv VIII - rcIr,reJ
Every thing offered wtn DC .oie, q. am deter
n',oed " q'd farming
MANY TIMEERLAkE
oct. I, ISIS
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Flour lncv) per barrel - -. Wheat, new
rcd 81 o. To sOi White. NJ sales. Corn. wintc
~ to %, yciiuw-uuuc. Rye 90 10 -. Flax
seed 81. Oats, from wagons 10 cents. from vcs-
sells 10 ccntS. Corn meal, yer busl.cl, ~ on
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-10-11
WAGON MAKING

" IT TT ~
fH'iii uaisrH Frti rrsrs ifaug Informs ne
public. thsf be- las commenced ths N.tsr
N7atng. ir s'i b.. vsr..Hs ttsrri -. Boo ths shlr
"a IuiHs no blaeksfotm shep n NJ Ws,,rr
Where DO Niu execute stcr1 ri1E ln k. lt4s n
TIE best msrasf ari 9th Oh p4-.tlis Iespstss
Wsgors. Carte risu.ts A. e vsr.lu, s,s4.
sod q Sc Hpst srpfovsI siy.s made 4gps 10
most reas1nstfr terms
Fstmsrs 49, others whO rlst wsrt slfk ir
his hne, are iatits4 90 Efvs tfu stH. csts .,
determined io sPsfs 70 stffi,.-s 60 s,vs rs..fs.
sstHfachon GEOHGE sNfDER
SEPT a. l-14-W
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MANY CITIZENS.

n5-Thc Sacramcu, of he Lofl' Supr.r. l,y
leave of Providence. vlil ic .dra.n.s 'crci IN tb.
Free Church ~ HarP.r-Fcffy On the comm;
sabbath Divine service viii commence AZ ! /
O'Clock, \. NJ The preparatory sermon will
b. preached on SliUrIay night a. o'rloci-.
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sheriff Sale.


NET ~ be sold, a. sheriff. sale Tor cash,
Wv 1.-THE late residence u John x Hayden.
deed. ~ Bolivar. - -H,niry iss 1lf drg n ne
,r,,,ai month fOcfossr.) ~ the personal proper
" % sad John u Hayden, decd. consisting N
part. 81 splendid assortment Of itogsehoid ard
Kitchen Furniture Dfy Goods Drugs ari Ne.
defines. On Extensive iibr.ry ~ Ncd.csi Books.
Sufrfcal ln'ifuusrts. srd o great 1ststy II
other desirable snd useful properly, 20 satisfy
executions iu uy bands
Sale will commence 81 ~ O'Clock. An
q. ". sAPPISGToN. u s.
oct ~. 1873
PS TIE uaicrs rrei being fully aware Of
The fsct iiat tie above sse n rers1nlI pr0 p-fty
mus; be- made earnts''y rs4.r.fs en- her frislis
and tho public generally Co attend TIE SAID sale
and by coatss of liberal bliiins. make iac pro.
pefty bring s7.nstl .rx near g. value. aud there
by confer lr.'fne favors on js-ihuis widow sud
helpless Orlhans.
SCOTIA W nAYDEN
oct ~. 1919
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Cnn,nnnu Ordera.

EWyUE Company unfsr ny command uiH %.
rajs in sront u Daniel E1tsr's tavern. N
sbephsri.t1Fn. on the isd Ssturdsy 10 tvs
mouth, 81 ~ O'Clock
SAMUEL LECKttDEB.
Oct d.. IS1z Captain.
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COMPANY Ordcr.

'HNHf COMPANY under my e6mns6d Is ordered
70 parade AZ ne usual time and place in
,20ih iastl F8ANCts YATES.
Oct 4, l-J5 Cagfsfz
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EGH Rom.

A NEATLY hn,hsd Room io tbs buI5,az
n opposite The Poet Ohse. AM ns1i door 90
Dr Strsith'. Gsts1lIstmtnt WiswfH cslcula-
ted Tor en- $500 Office inquire 81
TuE FIRE. PRESS OFFICE
sent & I-14
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UFAn error having occurred iu .hc ajtrI-
iisemeni 81 Msan ~ rare "a 10 reference to
a School. A. hcicpfn.e p4l. sb,l it ag,i ar, .iI,
week in q corrected form