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Litchfield enquirer., 1838-12-13

Review and Tslsgraph.-We learn from the last number of this paper that it's ownership has been transferred by Barster Busteed, to Mr. E. B. Green, of Philadelphia and from a short address of the new editor that for the fnture it's politics will be Whig.- MT. Green does not seem willing to father the sins be responsible for the opinions of the Bamister but on the contrary he says he does not feel himself hound in any way to sustain any opinion that may have been maintained by the late editor. It is well known to the community, that for months past. that paper has been playing Loco -Foco game, protesting to be Whig. and publishing Loco Foco articles; and more recently it has been generally understood and belev ed, by those who have had the best opportunity of k1Gbn bra sha. ,s most abusive articles se against the ters of the Times: The course taken by the late edi tor of that paper has entirely destroyed its former po litical character and influence The profound ieno- rance of American and Connecticut institutions and politics. which has characterized the editorial articles of that paper while in charge of the Barrister is we'll known to all who have taken the trouble to read them and has been the subject of common remark. We wish the new editorsuccessi in his undertaking, though it will be no easy matter 10 regain what the old editor has lost.-IIargord CouraRt.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-12-13
HORSES SHOD.
Winsted High School,

TNIHE Winter Term of the Winsted High A School will commence on Wednesday the 5th of December, and continue 16 weeks Those young ladies who wish 10 teach arc re- spectfully invited to patronize this school, with the assurance that every exertion will be made by the Principal to fit them, by appro- priate instruction, for their important work.
 Terms-From 5 10 S7 the term. and no ex- tra charges. Books will be furnished 10 those who wish, on the lowest terms.
 HENRY E. ROCKWELL, Principal.
 Board of Visitors-Rev. James Beach, Rev. Henry H. Woodbridge, Rev Joseph Eldridge, Rev. Richard M Chipman. Hon. Theron Rockwell, Luman Wakefield, M. D., William Darlington, M. D., Theodore Hinsdale, Esq, John Boyd, Esq. ...
 Winsted, Nou. 20, 1898. 25
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-12-13

Ihe EllsDoTth Statesmgs5grtNe are sorry to learn that the Northern Statesman, . well conducted Whig paper, published in Hancock county, Maine, is dis continued for want of supvon The editor, in his val
 edfctory address, states somefacts not credable to the people of the county. He says that by the time he shall have closed up the concerns of that paper he will have spent than five years, publishing the Courier and Statesman, which at $500 a year would be $4O0O, and in addition will have sunk 5000 more He states further, that, 'Tt. a@ 8A };
 "While the whole 2.5OO Wings ofthe county, with all their wealth, and well knowing the circumstances and claims of this establishment and the demands of patriotism upon them, have gratuiiously procured for us only about 50 subscribers, single induidual of our opponents whose property never exceeded $2000 has tr0Ueled oUer grea part o his county, and pro cured near 400 subscrbers to the Age and became sponsibe tor about 40 copies Here is the important and continued the relative condition of parties in this county-a condition which might have been reversed with possible ease had it not been for the penHrioms, and miserable policy of the older and more wealthy portion of the Whig party, whose personal imfuence has been death to the cause. "-Boston Patriot. a.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-12-13
From Ms Tract Magazins.
TESTIMONY or A DONOR.

1GCIbmONE VF ~ UO@OAks ott..W
 Mr. NJ, a merchant of New York city, who recently contributed one hundred dollars for the volume circulation, stated, that, when in an academy in Connecticut, he was informed of revival of religion in his native towR 1; and though friends were writing him with great seriousness, he cher ished infidel sentiments and when he re- turned homc, joined a company of boys, who met at evening Co encourage one another in sin, and ridicule the word of 0od.--- Things thus proceeded, tin one day taking up Doddridge's Rise Gsd Progress, and looking at the first chapter, he saw there was no weakhcss not wild-6re in it. It commended itself to his intelligence as we'll as his conscience. He read on and the Dext evening said to the boys. there ceuld be little wisdom iD their proceedings at any rate '; if religion were delusion, it did not hurt those who enjoyed !, i; and if is was reality, the coHse9uences of the course they were pursuing must be very serious. He had a book which pretended to give thc t0k0le histOry ef fAe rise and progress cf religion in ths soul 7 and it was his mind that they should, give it an sxaminaiion.---- His young comrades consented one read sloud, and they proceeded thus to read in successive evenings till the whole volume was road. Not a laugh ar sheer was per ceived from one of the circle, but every evening they retired with seaousness end met to make sport of religion no nors.-- He did not know that the reading of this volume was the immediate means of the conversion of any one of the circle; but almost sl of them are nov the prOfessed followers of Christ.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-12-13

Al Court of Probate holden at Lachfeld, within
 and .tor the District of Lilchfeld, on the 1st
 day of December, 4. D. 1888:
 Present, PhinehGs Miner, Esq. Judge. r "HIS Court doth direct the executor of -A the last will and testament of ABIGAIL BARNAM. late of Cornwall, in said district, deceased, represented to be insolyent, to give notice to all persons interested in the estate of said deceased, 10 appear eff they see cause,) before the Court of Probate, 10 be holden at the Probate Office in said district, on the 17th day of December, 1S36, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, to be heard relative to the appointment of Commissioners on said estate, by posting said order of notice on a public sign-post in said town of Cornwall nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt, and by advertising the same in news paper published in Litchfield.
 Certified from Record. .
 N PHMEHAs MINER. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-12-13
FOR TIE ENQUIRER.

 n memory cf HENRY M. ROBERTS, UAO died at Nesr Orleans on the I7th o OctObsT, leS8-oged 2l yedrs. The fairest germ of hopes decayed- The form of virtue sleeps in gloom- Deaths hand has suddenly convey'd A lovely brother to the tomb! .... From thence may virtue IS light illume- T' There may his errors he forgot; In heaven, may the fair bud bloom, And wear garland, fading not Green be the turf that clothes his breast Sweet be the plants that o'er him wave; May flowers spring above his rest, And blossom OCT the slumberers grave. And oh at twilights sacred hour, When wrapt in melancholy gloom, May friendship to the spot retire, , And weep Ter HEERv's early tomb.
 N. E. ROBERTS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-12-13
A. REMEDY FOR RHEU MI TISM! !

VWVHE ex:r"ciating pain-,he decrepitude and de- II DrMiiy, and the premature old age. which are the usual attendants q" this disorder are suffered hy many iron, despair ni a cure dsapp"in'nen. in She eff cacv of inc numerous pretened anIlo,es used 10 eI- feet this purpose. Bot those ~h" have made fair trial nf
 Dr. Je55's Cclcbrated Liniment, even uf long standing, and nf ,he most severe character, have received certai0 relief, and many ,nvr heen cured in a few days, somc |" S4 hours! a numsr of pers"n in Boston a"d vicinity. wh" were formerly afflicted with the Rheumaiism. have very f.liy testified. Certificates in P0ssesaion of the Pr0pri-or, roSiug the thorough and surprising cures by "f this powe+f"l L"ment. in cases where other approved applications had utterly failed. The Iuime"t is atso used with success for bruises s.aans, numl,ness, stiffness of the joints, chilbIains &kc. Price 50 ccu,s a bottle.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-12-13
BLANKS.

ON HAND, FOR SALE, AT THIS OFFICE,
 TEE FOLLOWING KINDS: Warrantee Deeds, Co. Court Subpgnas, Quit Claim dol Book, Justice Book, Note, r" Note, Bail Bonds,
 " Subpenas, Pension Blanks, Executions, 6tc. &c. June 26.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-08

The lind sbat. ftiY n i l8ohot1,b'y ia every IN
siaee. INN. afs4 previous taflle last cSehangeo Of
shots, Alf. II =. 81 Alr Joaes. II tbs matter IL
nj terminated tins sio and isuot settled viii pro
puse loslinlfeu ie distance" To ~hi,hMr Jonesfe-
piied Aitl tbs slloi. VII hoal effect an enier-
tain the pm ositinH
Alter Mr. Gilles fell. Hr. WISE, COR Mr.. Graves.
expressed a desire 10 Mr.. Jones 10 see Ms. Galley.
VI. Jones replied Ia Mr. WISE My freud j. dead =
ahd mrnt onto Air. Gfasfs, aud told hun that here
vas Of iee.in.I tn lis request 10 see M. CIley.
Y hen Mr. Ionrs approached Mf. Graves. and in
f5fned ho TN his request should BE- grluled, MIR.
Graves inquired, = How IS he y Thereby was, " NJ
ffeGd i dead - Mr. GRAY then went to bis
eaffiaee. Ar We inquired Of Dir. Jones' before
IeaYms tie efonnd whether he could read any
service, and ieadete al the aud IN his ro"e,. Mn.
Wise aud MF. Jones coaeur th1 there we're three
shots sAeha ged.
such = the naked statement OF all the material
facts AMI citeua= lancrs attending lt unfortunate
a1dr 81 h4uor. winch We mhe Ia justice to our
friends. ourselves. Ia all concern d. To the living
aud 10 the dead. and Il Is made Tor The uuy rurpos
Of allayiHs cseiIenent IA the public mud, and to
prevent any and all further controversy upon sub
leef, Which aired, 5 full enough olwoe. We have
1nlly aud substantially stated wherein We agree and
daa.ree, y. eotd''3' i &C. At al cy,a;s, 10 bca,
ns ununalnoa testimony to the fir and honorable
manner IN Which l4 datl Nas cundu ted. We eideas
Yafrd To d-eh tfer ctr d1ts accoriu. To that code
nnder which Tic artics met, regulated by ndguati-
nous principles. and tie Laws Of hB ,anitv. Ngi-
her OF rs ia. lrn tie least to the coutsc
al Tho otilsr: and sincerely nope ihat all
controversy whatever MA cease. Ne respectfully
desire our les .eclye mead, 10 ui.c no publication
On the subject. Npae tan regret the termination
III the aitlr more dian clYes, aud Wr hose GAIN
tA1t the l,l eI II vii be TIL signatures Of our names
II tbs paper mh.el Nc 20" affx.
GEO ". JONES.
uENRl \. WISE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-08

/ cxnlagaiinn OF eeftain gnaee used on tue ho"f ."
he House OF Repfese naiises, and ol WINCH ieifef
AR trasss MS lie bfafef. IL SAN tilat l. Vas Ut
tprly tni.ossible ihaf ny meeting couid ne per-
mitted "a ilhe mac bet" en- .i'ssis. 'fe' ''in
G,,Iry until AIr. Clllry hid first mel him, and
liar le vas aetefninfd 10 force such meeting
/ p,,aa AR Gflir4 be llle onselnenees ahai thes
/ ,,,isbt and thu II pnisuasee of I'LL asiefhi-
ma ion lie "a secured The y.cei OF - -
on the evening ptetiolls Sd ftly after ne afcfp-
rance of NJ. Graves challenge By Mr.. Cti'ey,
and now called 10 ak nay co OPP rain IN tie
/ f,lioUius lrsefrfas. -: = ! bal Col. Web,
I pasIcd by Nj. nud ny sell. properly
armed should rep5ir Nj. Gtlleg's room, wien Mr.
Webb should pirr Mr.. Glfey the choice oi his dn-
I cling p.>fols viii tae foiua15 alternatives: Iii
tl,cr tl.ea and there seth lle qaesiioa pledge
hi, wurl ofbsnor tint lie would Eve Col. Webhd
t reiing hrioe NJ. Groves ut sueit Place and time
aad Nth such weapon ~ Alf. Gilley might appoint
ui iu he event oi dung It thef, tht IA ekeet the
most serious consequences on the spot.a Nj. " ebb
thea added. " should lie refuse eier 10 dshi at
The tlme, give the i.5se required. shall have
100 alternative ieti bur l. snatief his faA arm and
thereby prevent lis meeting my MEND.
cop,iderrd Colonel Nib bound in honor 10
take the eoar5c he suggesteI, AL promptly declar
e' my Willingness 10 accom- apy INN. Al 10 a
coch ! Informed b. Colonel Ncbb, that al
thuueh he been assare4 Oh the evening previous.
that Mr.. Graves aaI Nr. Gilley would not nlrel lo
sulAr DAYS. lie hi reason 10 believe lhaf lie iafl
been ruteataniII, deceived aud thai the meeting
aonld tax piece tia: d. n L O'Clock. At lis
request / injured ate : i33s measures 10 ascertain
whether In LEY nas II lis lag .hss. and iu1.na
thar .,c - n. Col Ncbb. Mr.. - anl NY
self. al well armed. uk oalriaees md fe5ire'! T.
Bhoen,bur9, where i "as Il tie meeting "ds
TO lahc place. Befpre arfirns Al tie ground, Col-
onel Webb desi 5naied the oii9"as a. IL eljer al
proceeding, to which as-eatfd, he!Irsine il 10 he
iir only coulse icti hm ul demaaardb by every con-
s'drrlon oil duty towards his chtlilIe f.cnd, MI.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-08

troll, aud thu, Ill supervision On our pm Is IN Ho'-
tiau OF the iishis fthe States IL might be argued
that such slpe f,isian control : calcna'ed to
weaken the ren.fal 81 the Safes eter their own o'-
tsi,sns and rtudsr them les sahsenient 10 tHei
pecniisr anl locd ini,re.is, Tor the promotion "'
which iey we're established; aad TOO subseraeut 10
sle. an perhaps conflicting aiterests, which nhgAl
feel hnt lite sympathy WITH tiasr OF ilte : aios. bu
forscar Other. aud not les utSebt objections
claim NV attention. To :, ate Too mnch GA one
weuld necessarily sacrifice tt e'ain Il o.itcrs.
neN Object hat whatever may be tie usht TO
enter into the proposed gain The mode ~ "h'ch
II !. pronose.Ia make II - cie3tly unconstitutional
II ,i4ll.I, ca5Iifrr1iee II. 3l at certain asst
10 but If uni rand ttrisliis tue plan 'at Tie
Secretary al the Treasury II select tarutv h.e
State banks rs lie cfihel IN tie substitute wt'gA
are TO be subeaura ti.e Houses, 10 be corr
frned ~ eoie1, b. ,htif ieipt resolnilvp@ with
out the approval Of tie President athe sumo mode
rs they would appaiaa chaplain. Of e.itlsha JOINT
iuie for the government oftIieir proceeding
In acting on the ipiai resolution, fNhtt suppose
be intended each House would have iieht, ui
course TO strike from il The name OF any Bunk and
insert another, which would IL ftct vest II Tie two
Houses tie unennfIoilsAie lisht II masking the Sc
lection Nov iftliis Dc t. node proposed 1s, iu-
FIR from the silence Of tie mover. Il plain and pal
pabie violation OF tie Constitution. The ohelou,
iutcniion s.iu evade III poNrr fdie ENccutFc.
Which cannot ~ without AZ uiaaaftla II an eNi1c,'
provision oflhe Constitution. dawn M WITH th" at
most carr, AMI intended "a prevent the possibility Of
evasion. Il Is contained j. re FIST article. IN arr-
ton. andth lls elase, winch 81 the Sccrettry
10 read
f.. Every of,lcr. resolution, voie Ia which thH
concurrence OF the Sei.e ard llnnse Of EtpIescu-
tsi,e my he neeess ~ ttNe,p an Question at adj
jour4mrn0 sbalIhe ifeseafel 10 Tie President OF
The tn led Si.ees aud halere tIie ,1i,e shall jahr
effect. shall b. approved b. Inn. er hong d'sappro-
red by Inn. >Asi 1e r. rassetI by tnoslnrds Of the
Senate aud II 49, Of Representatives. stcnrdng To
the rules aud ltatfali ff,sef1 I'd In the case 'o
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-08
ssz3g.3sg EE.Gs T'HsssA PRICES,
~ GC.'.', FOR CASH.
or Entire stock. amounting 10
abort $50. 900.

CONSISTING Ola gem-
,-------. - -.-..s..,safA raj assortment ol uA.n'
>---.-.-..-r----s.s-> ARE.ourLfEY. sApLk&i,
=, ~ GuNs. PISTOLS. RIfLks.hh
- almost every article clnhr'-
/sE ccd in our line OF bushes"
So. Merchants and oth-f',
-. 2soss-S~- waiting Goods al low pm
-'"---- ~ rrs. will do well b, eaIht
,,,,,.,. .o,r rr,ir, stock - of our inp'''
iFl.1, We can sell M,-ard some articles pr's" r..
Yak prices. IL. L. Kl'liAhi'' n,
Feb. oG NJ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-08
DOMESTIC EgrE3IEqGEeCz..
Till. LATE DuEI.

The Seconds ofihe parties in tie Lie fatal due
.h,tWcet, MesSts. CILLrr aud GnAtfs haretIniiisi-
cd thc loIlouiag Statement IN te asllnston G1be.
N.,a,l,. 1nx llrY ID. G
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-08-29
BOATING

So The undersigned an
-. go Dounces 10 the AiiiIers and
SssE Farmers Of Berkeley and
Jefferson. that his arrangements have nov
been made for carrying on the business Of
BOATING, 10 an extent, that will ena'
bile him to facilitate the Transportation d
Property Of every description, either down
or 10 and with view TO the further &C.
commodation Of the public, he has deter
mined to carry FLOUR from bis landing tt
Georgetown. at the rate OF % cents pei
barrel, and other produce in the same pro
portion.
aylI}e will at all times purchase, (snc
pay the cash., FLOUR, CORN, RYE,
OTIS. CLOYER SEED. g. every other
description Of Produce usually carried 10
the sea board for market.-and loi all
which, he will give the hiehes, price.
WILLIAM SHORTT.
August s, 1851
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-08-29
BATH COFFEE HOUSE.
So :;M


A r Berkeley Springs, Morgan county,
IN Va is now open Tor the entertain
merit Of visitors. and the undersigned con-
doctors Of IL. have made such arrange
menis as will enable them to administer to
The comfort oftheir guests IN every rariic !.
Mar Tn their TasiE will alwsys be found
the iins ST mountain mutton, venison. and
evers lnxnty the country snards Their
BAa ,s snppied with the choisest Wines
aud Liquors. and well furnished with lee
The Beds and Mattresses are furnished
With linen ,hseiing The House Is situate
adjoining the pathc Gtove, Bath House,
aud Springs - Attached 10 IL is Ten pin
Alley There are Qaoits, Sc. for gentle
men TO recreate themselves al manly ex-
ercise.
The gentleman fond OF the sports OF The
field. can be g,s,ili,d in lis way, as the
nsiglhoting wuods abound With Deer. wild
r'urkies, squirrels. Wood Cock. Pleas.
anis. and PssttIdges.
e.sAt The Cc6ss House. all persons can
=, any time lie supplied. in addition 10 The
regular meats. with Collations either hot
or cold. Private Supprrs. or any other re-
freshmen asked Tor.
A first rate Band Of Music Is in attend.
ance al the Springs. and The House 10 fur
nished with fine Piano
Il may he wei 20 inform the public that
besides the Berkeley Springs proper, so
celebrated for their qualities. especially in
Goutv, Rheumatic, and Srothutie d,seas.
cs--ihe country sbpnnds IN ChalS beate
Springs. within the distance OF healthy
walk. There ate also maby Sulphur
Springs 10 the vicinity. Since tne last sea-
san, a spring has been discovered near
Bath. on the lands Of Cromwell Orrick,
ESQ which his been examined by per
sons OF competeut skill. aud pronounced a
White sulphur of the best quality
gT.A' the Berkeley Springs. the inva.
lid, the Epicure. the Gay. and Fsshiona.
bic, will hud ,heir appropriate comforts.
"There l. not in the world valley more sweet,
Than this vale 10 hose bosom the bright wa.
tiers meet
The undersigned have made arrange
menls with Vt, Condy Of Hancock, and
Mr. Bushnell Of Winchester to run stage
coaches regularly between those places
aud The Berkeley Springs, whereby access
10 them is facilitated. Our county roads
IRE ~ very good state OF repair. The
markets here are good and abundant, and
the present prospect Of sine crops seems
20 promise that the Berkeley Springs win,
this season. DO largely altended--sn anti
cips,iea of which. the undersigned have
made proportion and suitable nrepua
ions. NELSON II OGDEN,
EDWIN q. OGDEN.
August |. 1888 IF
erSaratoga and Bedford Waters are
constantly on hand al the Bar.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-08-29
July II, 1888 I'm

1ftrntlltd In the Circuit Superior Cour
Of Law aud Chapeery for Berkeley County
Jane. Violet. pitf.
against
Edward v. Coyle aud John o'Bannon, 9ffs'
IN CIiANCEEY.
yHyIIE defendant. John O'BaGnon, MOI
3 having entered lis appearance and
given security, according TO the act Of as
sembly and the rules Of this court, and q
appearing ny satisfactory evidence thai
he is out Of this Common wealth: II Is or
dered, that the said defendant do enter
his appearance TO this suit 90 The hrs
day Of The next Term, answer The OH o.
the plaintiff. and give security Tor peflor
ming the decree. and thai copy OF tbI'
order be forthwith published 10 any news
PAPER within this couniy. and continued
| for two months successfully, and anpihr
copy thereof posted al the front door o
The Coui, House OF Tho said county.
A Copy iesie.
JOHN STROLLER. 0.
July II, 1888 I'm
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-08-29
BALTIMORE MARKET.
From the Patriot of August 2J.

Flour street Fiom-We hear o.
no change in prices since our last report We
continue our quotations from Wagons at $6,S7
and in some instances 8 have been paid. Sales
from Stores are maxi ing at ss7,12A and 1875, with
a demand about equal TO the receipts Gig
Mn Flour Sales at 1854, and that price
continues TO be asked by holders.
wHEAr.-The supplies this week have beer
considerable and much larger than at any time
succ the new crop has been coming in. In the
early par; Of the week prime parcels OF red
were taken freely at 1852 and S SO, and
other sorts lower as in quality. We quote the
range Of the market TO day, IN conformity with
the sales that have taken place yesterday and
to-day, at 8 ,43 to s ,4S for fair prime reds,
aud other sorts lower as in quality.
CoRN- This article has been steady in prices
throughout the week. Early in the week,
sales Of white were made at 81 and 50 cts. ; and
to-day we iind the range for this description &c
be SIS TO 80 cts. The sales Of y elbow have gen
orally been made al 80 and 81 cts. Occasional.
ly cent more has been paid, and in one in
stance an entire crop of 600 bushels very su-
perior Virginia yellow was taken at 95 cents.
We quote white at IS aud So cts.,-not brisk
and yellow at 80 aud 81 cts.
RYE.-This article ranges in price from Is TO
S. cts. according TO quality and Its freedom from
garlic.
WnIsKEy.-The market has not been char
acterised by the animation Of last week. Hhds.
have been sold throughout the present week at
Al cts, in limited lots, although some holders
are firm at AZ cts. We note sales of bbls. from
Stores TO a moderate extent at S3 cts. some
dealers ask Al and As cts. The Wagon price
Of bbls is generally SO cts, although occasional
ly 81 cts. have been paid, exclusive OF the Dbl
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-08-29

HEAVY Loss.-By the destruction
of his barn with nearly all its cotents,
by fire, as mentioned yesterday, MIR.
D. o. Thomas, of Frederick, will be
q sufferer, it is said, to the amount Of
about five thousand dollars. The fre.
auency Of the destruction OF barns by
fire is a strong argument in favor of
getting them insured, and we observe
that this is earnestly recommended by
the Frederick Herald, TO the farmers
of that county. 1t is a recommends
ton which is well worthy of being ac-
ted on by farmers in all quarters
Bait. PAT.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-08-29
CLOTHS! CLOTHS

yErE wish to inform the public that we
w have on hand veIy large stock O
Cloths, which are Of every variety Of col
ors & price
We think all those in want Of the arti
Gle will find i, to their advantage TO cal
and examine our stock as we have 4
much larger one on hand than we wish Al
this season Of the year. and will sell them
very low TO get rid Of them. we have also
good assortment Of other goods on hand
which will he sold as low as they can be
bought in this section OF country.
WM LONG s. son,
July o5 1888