davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1842-01-08
splendid GOLD WATCHES.

London Duplex pa;cM! Leyz., aoc5or caTefeIs
nine narsa, -ar.ca and plain cn3ed superior s,yig
and warranted gold Gard and Fob Ia:h nd Gentle
Rings ra; Rax sai P Pencil ss silver
mess go and silver gsela sr Ka an e varsased
New-York tribune., 1842-01-08
INSU RANCE.
THE HOWARD gSsEKaSGE Co
Cspal 500 0G0=: office No 81 " ali 81. This CoE,-
pauv continues make insurance asains, loss
IL Ii I-.,nA. ,-1r-

:-.Ni. sifiNHs atssI K.aNtE ..CNNs'a a
- NJ, Olc. No4 Wsli Gamer OF Han9ser >i-ihis
Company continues 70 acaias; os.:or damage oY
Fra on Esiiius. Goods Wares o. McrrhsHdi4c sener-
aIl. also on Vessels and CarGoes, AGAINST los or
or d,i,Ec h: ins:d ;avAsettn ora5ie terms
ar;sCtner Office DIRECTORS
New-York tribune., 1842-01-08

s. BE ~ AisD.-SoIeu from the store door, cor
- J nsr Of Grams and Norfolk street the 5h inst
roll of Lcnther conucg il sides, ~cght 20 fc"nds.
dlrcc,cd II. %.NEurrm, tountr,tsc. Whoever viii
cIye information to A. s SCRlBNER 3Ji Grand street,
that sill lead tia recovery OF the Leather will receive
-hc ,lnya resar u st
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-01
From Inc Lefiagton (i.a.) Star, august %
MELANCHOLY OCCJ RRENCE.

II becomes our painful duty 10 the sudden
death oi one 81 our excellent and used citizens un
DER the most melancholy and heart endug circumsan-
cos. On Sunday morning as Capt James McC hes
ncy the laucnted subject of this notice. was called upon
IN company with several citizens of the noirhborhood
o hruWnshf9, Whore the parties all resided aid in ar
/ resting man hy the name of John Red, who, under
The Influence OF insanity had shockngy abused the lie
OF his bosom, and WAS numbering n most brutal man
ner two or three Of his helpless little children. Mrs
Reid conyed by some ,xtricate herself from
INC grasp oil TIT Nriched maniac. but owing 10 the n-
ry she had received. was unhappy prevented from rails
ING the alarm IN uno to prevent hun from seriously in
uung her children W hen the nophbols assembled at
the fatal spot they found the unatc in possession of the
house; the mangod bodies Of the children the floor
and he himself as II anticipating an attack armed with
large bar OF iron, and occupying position the plat
lorm OF The narrow star way IN the porch. from which
1t was difficult II not impossible dslodge him The
attempt was however made. but before the floor was
broken through from below. he rushed down the stairs
nnousy attacking, and SUGGESTING IN dispensing and dr
wing away, those who had asselahed To arrest him
All, except Capt. McChesney and Mr.. Stuart. had left
The house; ahd they remained We understand IN the
hope utbeing able take him as soon as he should al
lcmp' 10 enter the door again. In few seconds he de
sse f ~ the pursuit Of his assailants ard on returning
to the house - found the entrance disputed by Capt
McChesney aid Nir. Stuart, both of whom he Knocked
down with the iron bar. Greatly injurng Mr. S. and nor
tally wounding Capt Mct hesney The blow received
by the latter inflicted ihe temple; fractured the
skull and produced dtah in TIC course of few hours
thereafter. The wrcelcd mango then arrested and
committed to Jail
Id had exhibited symptoms Of unacy. we understand,
Tor several days previous 20 this meanchol, rrence
but there was nothing in his manner To Justify The apre
hension Oh such an outrage as this. We understand a.
SO, That he was afflicted in similar manner about
years ago. but he has since BETRAYED no evidences If
The rehtu nalady. and has been carrying on his trade
(hat OF blacksmth) during the interval it was errone
ousy supposed that he had entirely recovered from lis ot
iects. Alas how fatal the error
The deceased thus cut down in the bloom Of life y,s
most worthy & exemplary member of the PRESBYTERIAN
Church. upright and honorable allthe relations Of life
and highly respected and esteemed by large circle of re-
ations and friends. We truly and deeply sympathze
win his afflicted ianliy IN the sorrowiul dscnsaiion
which it has pleased Divine Providence to visit upon
them.
n B. Since The above was IN tsgt We have leayned
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-01
From he 81. Louis Bull,in. .1,g. l6.

TIE NOR NONS-.loc Smith and q. T. RocireH
We understand from NJ Ford, The gentleman " no was
the agent u la State 81 Missouri IN conveying from Gov
REYNOLDS Ia GOV Calm # Illinois the requislllon of the
urmrt Tor te persons Of Smith and Rockwell that the
prop, anihuuca have yet been unable 10 comply with
The demand Mr.. fofd nlIms us. says tie New Era.
Hal the proper wns were lssrei by Gov. Carlln and
placed IN the hands oi the Sheriff and TWO deputies and
hey IN company with our informant, proceedod 10 Nan
yuo Monday 1ast.-lhey found Smith and Rockwell
and served wits upon them about O'Clock IN The morn
ing They were IA n cariuge reviewing body of Nor
mon irours Smith sgnifcd his intention Of eaimnr
the rotceionol The Corporation Ordinance enacted tosut
the by tho Nauyoo Council which declares that no
person shall be Een out Of the corporation without FIRST
having had rial before the Municipal Authorities The
Ulcers Were unwilling 10 be party tins farce and
after waiting unt near sun down, returned to Quincy,
and reported the facts IT, Governor Carlin.
Smh openly dcGcd The Government Of both States.
aud declaIod thai lie would noi be taken 10 Missouri
where he could uui expecta fair trisl Gov Carlin
msniisslod every desire the arr,st Of the ac
cusa, but dIsksd the expense which would attend the
calling pai Of ihe Military 10 enforce his order and the
Officers lasl2Iccd 10 return second time TO Nan
yoa, 10 execute iio process IN their hands They did.
but on their arrival they unable Ia find either Smith
OF Rockwell twas understood that Smith had been
equally expeditions with the iccr-had been advised
Of The moments AT tu0ry aud acted upon the suepes
ton % his legal counsel AT Quincy. quit Nanvoo for
time. Our informant lett tie officers at Nanvuo. bu
there is expectation et then being able To ares, him
His followers too well armed and loo Numerous Il
permit any thing OF the kind To be done
Mr. Ford informs us ,ha, it WAS the rencral opinio
among the Mormons thai Rockwell was the petso
who shot Gov. Boqes. and many of them stated
Rockwell did commit the deed. it was at the insligao
or with the knowledge Of Saith He further inform
us that Coy Calm IT about 10 remove the States Am
from Nauvoo.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-01

fow additional pariclsrs reiaiu 10 this awful nag
cdy 1t now asectainci thai the lIio Of emily oi
tins lunatics children dosparcd o. and that the oher
two though drradlsly man2od, will IN all probability
reeJyer-Wc nnders aud that this unhappy had
been attending prptacs meeting of the United Bfetl
rem and II Supposed that the slumberna cmbes of this
awful sease were re- kindlcd into a blaze by the high
state If religious excitement under which, II orsery-
ed he had been f1r several days aboring We visited
him the Jail Tuesday last. but his mind
settled that we could gather nothing satisfactory from his
conyefsation.At time. upon being Intercepted by
u.s. ~ t,fhc cause which provoked hun attempt the
murder Of his children he seemed have recollection
,starvcr that bis hands had been stained with their
blppd At another he ani ted that be had endeavored
that Evil spun, had entered their bodies and that al
though (reieuing TO one 10 rarcnaf)- was lovely
child and he remarked. ths very apple Of his eye, IT
transformed by tins Eyll spirit into oboct Of hof
ANA lbathng in his sight and he therefore considered
thai he doing right IN Nil tia the course oiour
visit at the cell discovered that he occasionally
subject to paroxysns Of the most acute mental anguish
dark gDom seemed 10 oyenproad his brow. il some
narrowing thought was passing over his mlnd--then
fl al phrcuzy would succeed another until apparently
exhausted by the violence Of his gesilcuations he threw
himself back his pillow and exclaimed M oncoi the
deepest Distress Shocking. shocking. oh G1d,hat
such deeds Of hclllsh cruelty could be perpetafed in
Christian land.pNe understand from the iailor that
he has been very violent since he was committed 10
prison much indeed that he has been compelled 10
cham hun to the floor 81 his cclApplcaton has been
made, learn. for his admission into the Iunac Asy
lum Saunt9n.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-01
Let The rule ,rork both lrnils.

Our neighbor of the Virginian, insists upon it, thai
North Carolina is decided Clay State, because More
head has been reelected Governor II this be sQpnd y
glc, then is Louisiana decided Anti Clay Stats, tr %
has elected Nouton Governor. 1t is bad rule, neghe'
that will not work both ways. [Talley Star
70 Why then, does not the Ster profit by its l''
Did II concede, when it announced the result of the Lou
lsiana election, tia, Louisiana was Whig State, "'
cause the Wings had carried majority of tho members
OF Congress and 81 the State Legislature, nowiths''p
ding the eleton Of Loco Foco Governor? We dou"
1t. why, thog does it claim North Carolina. under
partial reversal Of circumstance? There is some d
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-01
Ffo@t5e sardanoh Rcprtlican.
IMPORTANT DISPATCHES FROM MEM


1ohh L. Dorsey. t@q.. bafor Of despaitl.s from
hieAico 10 our Guscrnment, arrived IN tins city last
Sehpg' VIA hty West and iensaeula, having lett Vera
Sfnz o. ihe i'ih u'i.
MI ~ telt N the schooner Anahuac, Capt. W llsn fo
new YORK 5te WAS IN the Gull twenty -iuur DAYS.
snoet 81 winch time the vessel Was becamod. He land
." al heS W esl ~ pilot boat, from which place Cap
ian saller 81 The United States steamer Mssissppi,
politely ieo9efod him passage 10 Pensacola
From thence he travelled overland 10 Macon, aud az
rived IN ihls city by the Central allfuad
ihe dispatches. we learn, are ola very important
Soafacief IN rotation 10 our dltcuues with Mexico
men MI H. lett. great excitement prevailed towards
Inc Government OF tie United States. proclamation
was issued The day before his departure OF most VIC
lent and inliammaiory character calling upon the ciii-
aes 10 unite and resist The "asressons ct The United
states denonncng our etnns as Thieves, robbers aud
scohaeiS, VINO are desfons 10 overthrow Their rei-
eion pinndei thar churches, and prostitute their wives
ana aanghieTs
ihe "h9e VI mo exam prisoners no had bean hb-
Grated haa 1911 the Guy 81 hieNco TOR Vera Cruz
forion Of them were ehy forty miles distant, and the
ndahce were 10 vera Sfuh; waiting 'f me ARRIVAL ota
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-01

Mt u IN. and what li,l'e remarkable ticfe had
not been arrival there from Nea Orle9us since April
last.
Mr.. ID. will leave in The mail stage to-day. for Wash
ngton. although he pretty well aded out. fn expo
sur and constant travel since his departure fran Mex
co. lie p5ltey favored late last evening with the
bove particulars. which hnfredy thrown together,
and has kindly Promised 10 furnish with further dc
tai's IL % sloIrpW's rancr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-01

permitted 10 expire by lis own limitation and the man
acturefs snd agrealturisls lhrown on their mer
" and might expert bill with horizontal duty af -
eF cent. or some such matter II gnol bill were now
lsscd, and The country had f its life giving ope-
saisns. they would ao dare To rrpes H bul iii expired
OF saf the would b. wholly sltercd. lie appeal
"a to all The frens Of protection 10 lnak whore they
w ahmt Ia east themselves. and consider well beufe
shay ts,k step which co,ild nes he sersl he'd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-01
Doneottc f,atsUtGeHee.
ApPolNrM EMS BY THE PRESIDENT

APPoiNTM EN'rS BY THE PRESIDENT.
BIZ aad with ae aSeiee and consent u TIE Senate
Francis Rohef, Ritcs of Va. Sc, reiary Of the ioga
ten Of the L. : her Bniannc Nsesiy. tho plac,
~ Benjamin Rush. resigned.
John Howard Pavno of Now York. Cnisnl Of the I :
s for the CITY aud Kingdom II TINS. in the place oi
WIN. Il. Hsigs,n. resigned.
George w. Macrae. Attorney If the l. : for the
District 81 Florida, IN. the place u l.. W. Smith. re
slgned
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-01
MOKNON WAR.

The following note was written on the outside of a
letter received at one oihe public Offices from Chiea
o,llnols. "A baue has been tough, between the
Mormons and Ami Momons The extra says. thirty
OF forty were killed or wounded The Governor has
gone down with 200 men. ,hadisonicpi Of Monday.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-01

% friend. writing to MS from Washington, re
marks-"lt was with no little surprise heard. yester
day Ghe 26th.) that son of your Senator Mr. Rives
has been nominated and confirmed as Secretary of L.
CATION to the Court Of ST. James. Heis but a youth
(perhaps not yet from College, and would. If now in
London, he the sole representative of our government
Mr. Everett being on the Continent"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-01

OF A letter TO the editors, from Washington dated
on Saturday last expresses the opinion tia, Congress
would adjourn on last Monday though circumstances
might prot ract The session ill Wednesday,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-01

remarkable Fdci!-The Senate of New York
thIowing aside all party views. have unanimously agreed
upon Dill dls'c'Iny that State, under the tate Appor
aonmeat The bill was passed without debate, and
was perfectly agreeable to both parties. It's fate in the
other House is doubtultho districts exactly suit
ing certain asplTans in that body and consequently the
committee 70 which had been referred has reported it
baes, proposing to change | 5 of the 81 districts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-01
MEXICAN INTELLIGENCE.

Information from Mckee reaches Us through private
s9urc,s. and Is every way authentic
We mol hing since noiierd The guat Mexican coup dc
MAN In The iakng Of the brig Yncatnru" in the ppr III
Csmpoachy Great excitement IS prevailing in idea
IN consequence Of the his of their crack brig; and
iouf vessels DISPATCHED Immediately IN pursuit OF
the pre- II Is asserted that ilce positive news from
England that one II the NJ Niean Of would
leave tn Vera Cruz bcWcon the 10Th and 10Th Of juno.
81 she is this muIucntly expected there An0
ihcr was IN follow her 30 or 10 days after This
first steamer Is manned and differed with Englshmen
who receive N Eagland years pay in advance
| pun her afr,al tic Mexican navy IN addition 10 her,
will be- composed OF The old steamer bought Of Eng
shluan TIM Eaae schooner built in New York and the
rs gun-brig taA,i from the Campochanos which is now
undergoing telar, anu vii be ina ow days ready
for ? a.
An expedition i, planned To- ths mighty feet, which
is 10 saimmed.aclY. IL dtsiinalonis acly and
It is To carry wt II the "Canlpn' Of Jaapa, composed
o 1900 men. which Is To conquer Immediately all uca
TAN. Ills they are To 40 with Is much case as dies
palehInga good breakfast and afterwards they arc with
the augmentation tie ,oLoie lucaiaa eei cross
aud pay theiT respects IL sam Houston. The
hove Is the Mexican plan al tltecanragn There Is 40
doubt that the arrival ui lie steamer tie fleet will %
10 and that attempt Vii b. made either Gal
WESTON Campeaci5 aad npsl prplably It will be the
latter; the government u that department having decla
ed MAR with Mexico on account Of the lass ol the bdg
Santa Aus has made u large "af1t' lately, III which
be- has his corresponding share. The copper coin lately
taken trm circulation and hieh The holders have been
paid tn in "ce,tfcadots dc e1iftgpa,a amounting To
between 50 01Ua aud 10000 qninia. has been s5ld for
expiration at tie prcc Of $40 pef 1untal-worh 81
N Europe
All VIC hoge in addition 10 the above ia tie welcome
and interesting intelligence that vessel has been char
tered at Vera raz for the Texan prisoners, and they
all 10 leave there fr Galveston about the 18th u
The poor fellows viii pct home al last.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-01

Tho latest mrs from 1eras represent The crops
II all kinds. in II lu-lng condition that Col "
lam g coke aud mo other OF the santa fc Prisoners
Ind arrived at Galveston, iiom Vera Cruz-lhat Col
Cooke states thai every merchant vessel in the port Of
era Cruz some fifteen ~ weniy, had been pressed
convey Mexican troops. 10 The nnler Of 0CD 10 Yu-
ratanas said. but Is surnised her destination
- the city n Gaitcston. II t.l, So and we cannot
doubt IT, srrious flare up may be soon lo,lcd for
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-01

- "sH bennett, of the n. Y. Herald, speaks of
.ie h'eaHness' and folly of 'John Jones of the
"1''s,ai'N What has happened Is there screw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-01

II check upon nbscnteesm.--i Joint resolution. offer.
ed byJ q Adams, passed the II. of r. on Thursday
last designed TO secure the more pnncual attendance
members ltprovdes that each member shall state the
number of days he had been absent from the House a, the
end ct each session. and that his pay shall be deduc
ted during said absence.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-01

W Senator Rves made speech against the
revenue bili passed by the Senate, and offered as sub
s'''"'e the bill, which had been previously submitted
by MI lngesoi in the House of Representatives. and
rejected
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-01

o. Sec the debate on our first page--in which Ju
Inns Casar Wise made an ignonnous retreat and Cor,
poral Cushing was butchered Mr. Granger was tho
conquerrof these rcdoubtabe leaders Of the "G,ard
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-01

o. On Friday last, the House of Representatives,
passed an important bill which had previously passed
the Senate giving jurisdiction TO the Courts ofthe IT,
States over all questions arising ont of the intercourse
between the Quilted States and foreign nations 50 as to
prevent collisions between the State Governments
and the General Government which the con
s''tnt'on has placed exclusively within the authority and
scope OF the latter. This bill violently opposed by
the l'ocos, in both branches Of Congress. Whether
therefore, the President will it or not we cannot
say, though he specially and urgently recommended
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-01

Or Mr. Calhoun advocates a duty on Tea and COT
lee and voted against putting them in the list OF free ar
nc'c'. What say you to this, gentlemen, who have
been approaching the Wings Tor nposn. this tax upon
the pooH The truth is, Mr. Calhouns course on this
question is IN perfect consistency. (or once in hs life
with his principles. |, is essentially revenue duly
since, from the nature of things, il be protective
and has always been supported by the enemies of the
Protective System and opposed by the friends of tina,
system, FOR that reason. until certain demagogues at
tempted To convert ii into an c.eciioneering theme.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-01

DlSTRIBUTION.-5The House of REPRESENTATIVES
on Friday last, passed a bill, by vote Of lod to Sc.
to repeal the prorso of the Land Act of the las,
sion. which snspends the operations of that Act in the
event OF duties being laid upon imports at higher rate
than 20 per cent I'D raiorem. Should the Senate how
ever have time TO act upon and pass the BILL Monsieur
Veto will probably give it a queius. The Integehcel
mentions, as worthy of remark that this bill received
majority Of votes larger by ten than that by which the
Distribution bill originally passed.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-10-27
October l3 1919
4 a U S - s AL e .

RT virtue of Deed Of Trust executed to the
IL subscriber, by John NJ. Pitman, bearing date
the 29h day of October 1871, and of record in the
Office Of the County Court of Augusta, will for
the purposes provided for in said deed, proceed to
sell at Public Auction for cash, to the-highest bid
der, before the Post-ofice in Stanton, on Satur-
day the 10Th day Of November next, LOT in
the town of Stanton with BRICK STORE and
DWELLING HOUSE ,hereupon, and being the
same in which said Pitman now resides, and kept
Store at the date Of said deed, and was formerly
the property Of Joseph Cowan, decd. and was sold
under decree Of the Circuit Superior Court oil
Law and Chancery for Augusta county. Acting
as Trustee, will convey to the purchaser, such
title as is vested in me by said deed.
VIM. KINNEY, Trustee.
Oct. 10, ISi2.-tds
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-10-27

!ur. Gay and AboHtion.-When Mr.. CLAW was
AT fichmond, Indiana, on the LIST inst, he was
waited ON by Committee of Abolitionists, head
cd by Mr.. Mcndenhall of Randolph County, bear
ing long petition for the emancipation of his
Slaves. MIR. Clay calmly and courieousy repli-
ca 10 the request, stating that he deplored the
iStence OF Slavery national evil, and would
willingly unite in any practicable measure for it,
eradication. lie did not think the course of tbS
Abohuonists calculated to accomplish ,ha, end
on the contrary he knew that the feeling in favor
OF emancipation had been put back fifty years in
kentucky by the Abolition excitement. Tho
feopie were nearly ripe for gradual emancipation,
AboiitionIsIs absorurd every rival feeling ~ ;
Mr. Clay, while lie declined complaints with
the request thus preferred to him-hs thought
unkindiy and unseasonab y-and advised the Pc
titioners to bestow their charity on those around
them who were in want whi!e'ihe objects of their
sympathy had abundance and were happy-desir-
ed 10 make them proposition. He said thors
belonged to him fifty Slaves valued at $4,000.
If the siGners Of this petition would raise THAI
sum or give security FOR its payment, not to him
Tor his benefit, but for the benefit of the objects
OF their sympathy, he would then give an answer
TO their petition. Meantime he would hold it
under advisement.
No answer was given 10 this proposition.-Com.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-10-27
r E. nj @ V A L.

j A NJ lSS isto y U b lNY
HAS removed his Store to the stand on main
street, nearly opposite the Eagle Hotel, (bet-
ter known as Hopkins old stand,) where in ad-
:ditiOn to his former STOCK. he has opened a very
large assortment of NEW GOODS suited to the
present and approaching misunderstanding in
apart Of
Superfine Black, Blue Black, Blue and Inv. Green
Cloths.
Super. Black and fancy Cassimeres, from 81 per
yard to the finest manufactured,
Pilot and Beaver Cloth,
:Sattinetts-(a great variety,)
kentucky and Glasgow loans and Kerseys,
Valencia, Swansdown and Satin Ves.in.s,
Plain Plaid Lnsey,
white, yellow, green and Scarlet flannel,
sNiacknaw, Duffel and Saddle Blankets,
French and English Merno,
fCaroline Plaids,
Plain and Fancy Mouslain de LANES,
Figured Alpaca, and Imperial Luslre,
,Ellsler, Iceland and Plaid Shawls,
" cold. Silks,
French, English and American Prints, from g.
cents per yard TO the finest quality,
S-4 7-S Al Ga and l2-4 Brown and Bleached
Shifting and Sheeting,
Bed Ticking, Canton Flannel,
Gloves. Hosiery &c. &c.,
Together with large Stock of BOOTS and
SHOES, HARDWARE of every descrip,ion.
QUEENSWARE and GROCERIES.
AS am determined to sell my goods at a small
profit, and having purchased them under the most
favorable circumstances for CASH, l have no
hesitation in saying to those who wish 10 purchase
goods at prices to suit the times call at '1opkins
old Stand," and you shall not be disappointed.
JAMES ii. JUREY.
October G, 1912.
E4- All kinds of country produce taken in
exchange for goods.