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nEMncRAric MEETING.

Alta meeting of the Democracy of Holiday Cove
and vicinity, the 18th Nov, The following resolutions
were UNANIMOUSLY adopted
WnEREAs-The hour is rapidly approaching when
the Democracy of this country will be again called upon
say, whether they will in future prefer Govern
ment economically administered, wastefclly extra
VACANT;
Whether they will prefer equality, submit 10 be
ridden and ruled by the ars,ocracy-"the few we'll born
who know best how 10 govern the people,
Whether they will prefer equal and exact justice to
all have the laws made for the rich and against
tho poor;
Whether they will lend their cid to place men in
power who advocate principles pernicous the
interests of the people;
Whether they will lend their aid to that s'coon
SKIN party which gained the ascendancy IN loa0, by
making promises which have never been fulfilled and
having The power has pursued system Of wase!u! eI-
trtvagance in the expenditures of Goyernment-an
exHayasance unexampled in the history of coun-
try
And, whereas-That "coon skin party is ugain
in The field using every effort to deceive Tie people in
order that they may again prove victorious IN 1914 and
rio. and revel in the SPOTS be torn from the laborng
portion Of our population. Therefore,
R;soired, That we will buckle the armour for the
CONFLICT;
Preferring liberty to oppression;
referring equality, raher than being ridden over by
patent nabobs with boot aud spur
Pickering equal aud exact justice all men, rather
than unequal laws;
Prsferring IN economical administration Of Govern
men,, rather than shameful extravaganza.
We Will endeavor TO pursce such course rs we be-
ese will most certainly attain object, and lend our
UNITING exertons, combined with the most watchu
vigilance, to place such men in power will carry out
the principles advocate.
Reoired, That it is with pleasure that we look back
upon the signsl triumph OF The Democratic party in
past tines. When Thomas Jefferson delrauded
OF his election in 1896 the Democracy rallied and
elected him in 1900. When Andrew Jackson was
cheated out of his election in 1874 by the bargain and
sale o Adams and Clly, the Democracy rallied and
trium; hanily elected him in ls2S. And now, We say
1T the example be continued: Martin Van Buren, was
defrauded OF the Presidency in loi0 by a'se promises
by coon skins and hard CIDER mummeres he not
be reelected IN 1874?
Les,ifed, Tha, we believe that Martin Van Buren,
has ever the prncipl. OF Democracy. and
that l., is cur first choice for iii, Presidency in lc44
Rcsoired, 1ha, having confidence in The integrity
and ability of Colonel George W. Thompson OF OHIO
county, conformity with our Democratic brethren
of Ohio, hereby appoint him delegate 10 represent
Us in the Democratic National Convention 10 be held
in the city of Baltimore in May next.
Resoirrd, That the proceedings OF this meeting be
published IN the w. V. Argus.
JOHN {. CAMPBELL, Gin.
Ian At Scr,
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VOICE OF THE DEMOCRACY.
nEMncRArIc MEETING lN MONROE.

At meeting nc a portion Of the Democratic Repub-
licao party OF Monroe, held in their Court House on
MONDAY the Goth Nov, (that being court day., for the
purpose Of taking into consideration the propr'ety OF
sending delegates 10 the proposed National Democratic
Convention 10 be holden in Baltimore in May next,
The meeting having been organized, by appointing
Capt. w liam Adair Chairman and Andrew Summers.
ESQ Secretary; General Augustus A. Chapman arose,
and ia a lucid lcned the object and Impcr-
lance OF the mettng-brefy reviewed the state OF the
two great political parties the country, and in voice
and manner which showed the deep interest he felt IN
the subject before HIM, warned his countrymen OF The
danger of apahy-of the willy character OF the enemy
with whom they had To contend, OF the great inpor-
fance and necessity for heunited action of the ,cote
Democratic party, upon which alone their success IN The
approaching Presidential election depended aad a'tar
few remarks upon the prospects and quail hcattons OF
The several promuen. OF The Democratic party.
whose names have heen held up to the American peo-
pie in connection with the next Presidency, expressing
his confidence in tho talents and integrity Of several OF
The proposed candidates. and his willingness to abide
the Gec.s,on of the Baltimore Convention, he con-
cluded By offering the following resolutions which were
adopted:
/. Reso'red That this meeting approves of the Ma
tona Democratic Convention proposed to be holden in
Baltimore on the 4th Monday in May next.
= Resolred That Is delegates be appointed for the
county OF Monroe, TO meet with other delegates from
the several Counties composng the 18th Congressional
District the Isl dav of February next in the town
Of Union (that bong the most central pont t, elect
four delegates TO represent this Congressional District
in the National Democratic Convention 10 meet in Bal
,,mnre on the 4'h Monday in May next.
On motion, II was
Resoioed, That Col. A. Beirne, senior, of Monroe.
be recommended to the District Convention as fit
and proper person TO attend the Baltimore Convention
as one of the four delegates from the i1h Congress
sional District.
Resoiced, That copy Of these proceedings be for
warded TO zach Of the several counties Of this Con-
gressienal District and reques, them to cooperate
with by sending delegates to The proposed District
Conventon meet in Union the first day of February
next.
Resored, That these proceedings be signed by the
Chairman and Secretary, and that copy be sen; TO The
Fincase Democrat, and Richmond Enquirer for pub
licaton.
In conformity with The SECOND resolution, Major
Samuel Clark, Capt. Andrew Nlckely, Col A Beirne
IT., Andrew Summers, Hugh Tiffany, jr., Dr.. Thomas
Fowler, Andrew Aim, James N. Nickel, Andrew
Quinn. Fl w. Moss Oliver Rune, ST Col William
Ellis, NJ olson NJ Darnel, Wilson Lively, md Griffith
Ellis appointed delegates to represent the coun
" of Monroe in the proposed District Convention.
Resotred That this meeting do now adjourn.
WIN. ADAlR, Chm n.
Se.'-
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BucKlNGIIAM couNrY.

AT "a meeting Of the Democratic citizens OF Bucking-
ham county, held at The Courthouse, Monday, the
Il Ih day of December, 1913, i, being court day. Maj
Charles Yancey was called 10 the Chair, and l.. l..
Scruggs was appointed Secretary.
THE Chairman then Addressed the meeting, stating
Is object to be TO form Democratic Association al
his place, and urge upon the Democrats Of other
ectons of The county 10 form similar Associations at or
the ncighborhcod Of every election precinct in the
bst mode Of countervalng the and dongs Of willy
opponents through their Clay Clubs.
The following resolutions were then introduced and
unanimously adopted
|. Resolo d, That Robert Shaw, VIM. P Moseley,
Jim w Ha.kns, Wm. Branch and f. L. Scruggs
BE- and they are hereby appointed committee to draft
Constitution and regulations for the Democratic AS
oipton to be holden monthly at the Courthouse, and
summit The same to Il meeting 10 be held at January
Buckingham Court, 1874
=. Ecsoiocd That the Chairman appoint Committee
whsa duty shall be TO procure such papers and do
cunents as will be illustrative of sound Republican
principles; and such others, will open to the view OF
all impartial thinkers, the arts he tricks, and hum
buery of slash miIl-boy, ash flagstaff, coon skins,
harl cider and gourds
3Resoired, That We are willing t, support either OF
the Eve eminent Democrats snoken Of as candidates
for he Office of President Of the United Sates-and will
rheeruy yield personal preferences, and sup
portn good faith and zealously, the nominee OF the
Natnnal Convention, to be held at Baltimore, in May,
| 1914
A. Resoleed, That these proceedings be signed by the
Cha and Secretary, and forwarded to the Editors
OF D,p ocralic papers for publication.
5. Rcsoscd, That this meeting do now adjourn, 10
mes tsgan at Buckingham January Court. 1874.
CHARLES YANCEY, Chm.
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ONO COUNTY.
AT meeting of the Democracy of Wheeling, at the
CITY Hall, on the evening of The 9th nst A NJ. Phi
lips was appointed Chairman, pro tenn, and G. w.
Clutter, Secretary.
John knoie, in behalf of the committee previously
appointed, reported the following Constitution and Or
fcers for the Democratic Association, which were on
motion, adopted.
The Committee appointed a, the Democratic meet
ing held in the City Hail. the evening OF The ais,
November, for the purpose of drafting Constitution
for the Democratic Association OF the Wheeling Pre-
cinct, beg leave TO submit the following for their adop
ton:
Constitution Of :dc Democratic Association cf the
Hheeitng Precinct
ARTICLE This Association shall be called the
Democratic Association Of the Wheeling Precinct
Arr 2-The Officers shall conss, Of one President,
five Vice Presidents, two Secretaries, Treasurer
Corresponding Committee of FIVE, and Vigilance
Committee Of twenty-five.
ART SIT shall be the duty of the President TO
preside at ell meetings of the Association, preserve
order put ques,ions and declare the decision of the
meeting
Arr In the absence Of the President, shall be
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TN Court Of 0Gafierly Session
County, the Court hoG-r hereof Monda
the 18Th day of November lSi2:
Merwcthe =. sims, Administrator of Lucy b. Sims.
Monroe Sims, Plaintiff
against
Chapman SINS William Sims. Susan Ann Sims and George
Allen ms, iteieudaHt-:
The PENDANTS Chapman Sims aud William Sims not hl:is
entered Appearance, aud security atrnrdng 30 s
Of tn Court. and appenfin. tn
The Court they inhabitants Sts on motion
Of the panI BY his attorney. ordered, "a defend
ants Chapman sims and William SGis, do app.ar The
justices II t'ouuIy court s4d ouuy Coltr ho
Monday 10 Feb nary neyi, aud tie 81 ~
The plaintiff and that copy ts oder he ,ortwi
paper published the city Of hchm0nd .of two
months surcesvely and posed III tie frost dor
hu!se Of tins county some Court da,
A Copy-Tcste, JOHN HUNTER, c. /. q.
Dec. IA
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nRISKER * MOEGfS, late SMITH & rALiER, beg Ia
~ their valuable and extensive assortment
STANDARD department OF Literature raF
Iiy The Law Theology, The Classics, Ats aud Se'n
ccs History Biography sc, sc; choice editions ri Standard
Author. tocoiler wal. the and cheap publications o. tie
day. =, 49,,
We have received supply OF English and American ANN
as viii! rem. raj splendid oxford editions Of tie
Bible elegantly bound velvet and gold AMI the BOOK of Com
mon Prayer c Bibles illustrated STANDARD Work
finished in the style, forming mos appropriate aud
beautiful works for presents. - -
BI.lSt BOOKS; AND STATIONERY
OF every description always hand and ooSndnc IN al Il.
varieties executed moderate
hRlNkER J. MORRIS.
Tae saith 4 Palmer 4; their Ola stand.
n.cs G0-9awim
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INFtRMA.Y OF THE RICHMOND MEDICAL COLLEGE,
ry,fS Ins tuition open for the sick, ut tie following charges
4 payable in advance for the first week)
While patients, s. per week.
Coored do. 1
These for medical attendance, sur
cica ope raous board, medicine and nuisng.
Tho accommodations ample AMI complete in
every respect Of the Medical College visit the
daily for prescribed periods in rotations and in
of dtcuy ali the Of the Faculty called in consul
tation, without additional charge to the patient.
An prepared for the reception oil ~
inon comn at the fixed above for medical and surgical
:. !.
Patients ahors under insanity contagious diseases VIII not
be received into the lnfrnlary. -
" :. MAUPIN, NJ. d., President.
49, 2S-wly
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READY MADE CoFFlNS

A. BELvIN CaBrsE1 MAKER .SD uspEnTAKEh to ayp b
friends in the country has keep hand eool as
ortment Of ready made Cofns Of every and quality To-
gether with all usual accomplishments
A good Hearse always for hire ,,,v =, n.
Undrrakn. attended either In the city or country ~ the
shorts notice. x,, ..,,.... -.
From his long experience in this branch OF ms business ne
feels assured OF being give satisfaction 10 all VINO may Ia
him with calls. .,.L - r,i
The subscriber has hand large and superior stoek OF CD
net Furniture which lie will sell lowand aay manuiacua
inc m order He mas recently avalcd himself OF all machinery
which is useful in his business which will enable him TO sell
low quality Of Furniture can De had All otasts
from the country viii be promptly at'snded'o. =. ,,,.,
Nov. ~ N-NH'a"
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EXECUTORS Sale of Land and Negroes.

ID virtue will of William Bumpass, deceased VIII
ID be sod the highest bidder the premises on THURS
DAY, sh instant If fair. If rot The next fair day. me
Tact or which deceased lived the time OF his
DEATH containing about $50 plat Of which will be shown
on day sale This land lies the Souanna river IN Han
over county about Richmond and Freder
cksburg Railroad and adns land Of Capt Francis Blunt
and others distant about % miles from Richmond city
the same time place. likely young Negroes will be Of
fered for consisting Of and two children four
girls credit Of twelve moaths will be given the pur-
chase their executing bonds with approved security
o. n. BUMPASS,
Executor, of william BGmrass, deceased
Dec : Glwtds
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CHEsTERFIELD COUNTY.

Atm adjourned meeting of the Democratic Assoc'a-
ton Or thus county, held the llh day of December
lS43-Chares w Friend in the Chair pro tenn, and
Srlas Sheatham Secretary.
Mr. Cox, from the committee appointed to draft q
Constitution for the Association reported Consttu-
ton, which adopted
Charles w Friend was elected President; W. W
Hancock, LIST Vice President Daniel H. Flournoy, "a
Vice Itesideni P Cannon, Sd Vice President; 5 Bias
sett Ffnch, Secretary.
The following gentlemen were appointed Commit
tee of correspondence: Green Hall, James Cox jobs
S. PEGS, Patrick Cannon, II. Hancock, Alexander
Jones, Pova Turner William P. Wnfree, $ Basset
French, Silas Cheatham Wm E. Bllnkenship.
The Meeting then adjourned to next court day
CHARLES w. FRIEND, Chm pro tenn
SiLAsCHEATuAM See'y pro tenn.
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ntD WINES AND LoUoRs-Aso, Groceries, have
" ve.y large and general of old Wines and Ii
ouos part been kept hand iprovns Tor ten
wears and were said twenty old Ny Groceries
will hear fair comparison with the best in the city, as may
regard quality and price, and caefunes in putting oil Them up
The old Liquors will be found most benehcal Tor
the of when moderately and udciousy used
found ncednous a. NOT to have n ana
nshaken belief in so plain matter fact assertion, let him
enqur the subscriber, who has been regular tempe
rate drinker during of his ie and, u not
fled with healthy appearance they see portrait OF ms
uncle who years the State OF Few YORK aged
U7 years; and he yell knonn 10 be hrkne sn since tue
day he left Feren,osh, then stripping. VIII WALLACE.
Aur 3i-"I
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WIN. ALLEN,
(iGrST.l
lRlP AND II l. 0 IL,

DRAPER AND Tail OR,
rs receiving by New York packets his FALL. and WIN
TER GOODS comprising general assortment oil ti"ils
Casmere- Vesncs Merno Und rdessing, for g-nioncn,
Gloves Scarfs Crava Shirts linen and eoiion) andkrrche
&c. &c; indeed every Article necessary Tor Gentleman
wardrobe
The above selected by him in person and the
greatest care has the selection; he Is there
FORE confident they have only be EXAMINED to give sails
faction. 49,.
fashionable manner accommodate his prices 10 the times
"" -, 70 3S-y3m
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NEW FALL GOODS.

NEW FALL GDODs
r. CUNNINGHAM ia receiving his Stock OF FALL ant
y. WINTER DRY GOODS, consisting in part ~ follows
Ladies Dress Goods Of all descriptions
Cloths, Cassimercs and vest.nss
Kentucky Jeans Satt,netts
Six and Cotton Hosiery
Ijeachrd and brown Shrtings and Sheetin.s
Lace and Muslin Embroderics
Isle aud Thread Edgincs and laces
Servants Clothing of III! dcscrntions
With a variety of other Goods Tor sale by 1900
so,, ~ 3g-wly
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PREMIUM GUNS AND RIFLES, OF RICHMOND MANU-
NOTICE 10 MERCHANTS, PLANTERS SC.
Ne,o Store for Tie Sale Of ROotS Shoes and Trunks,
cur,d Bags and Pulices.

Carpet Bags and Fdliets.
EoNARn < co now offer the pubc generally, At their
L. wholesale and establishments on Main street. Rih
mond Virginia one door below r. H. jenkins, and The Es
Change Hotel general of the above goods many Oh
which manufacture, and which they wauanl 10 be
equal in 9aatD ani stps any gooGs sold in this city They
keep constantly hand general assortment; of Northern
Boots Shoes Brcgas various styles suitable Tor all tis
very liberal deduction
uade huyn by package and liberal TO those
,rho nay nromnIy f. NJ. LEONARD,
- J. :. PESiIiNE
I'm
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A CARD.
TO THE BUYERS OF BOOTS, SHOES, lRl.'
NAIIISES &c.

CARPET BAGS, VALLlSES, &c, &c.
LEXANDER HI fourth do0r 6cioD the rams o. ne Edg'f
n would most respectfully announce Ia ms icis ahh
the PUBLIC GENERALITY thai lie is now in receipt 81 pait
his Fall and Winter Stick Fl Boots. Shoes, Trunks car
Bags Eases. &C., carefully selected by himself, III me
Eastern Ces; and liz ch confidently assure lhr
Pubic period has he been able 10 offer .rca
Inducements either regards quantity, a'y or prices; ah
having just received large we'll selected and very superior
TLEHEN'S MISSES and BOYS BOOTS aud SHOES; ne Is
prepared manufacture all OF the above
such entire satlsiactoi
Being satisfied that hous- in the City Of Rirlond able
equal his, III point of VARIETY, pk-
CFS QUALlTYc therefore, solcis share oil the phoic
favor. patrons that VIII be used 10
render satisfaction.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS vii find it TO their advantage 10
call aud take a look, before purchasing el.ewhere
ALEXiN HILL, boot and Shoe Dealer
large and well assorted Stock OF BRo1DE 10 I" very
superior quality. manufactured by myself always on aa wh,h
the nubc are assured are equal SUPERIOR sold III the
City. - y. hiLD'
Manufactures and Dealer in Boots, Shoes, Trunks &c
s.n, 10 I.ls-w3mI Wholesale aud Rr;a
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Rssoped, Tha the foregoing proceedings be publish,
ed in the Sentinel of tie Valley, Rockingham Regis.
tr. Valley Star and that the Richmond Enquirer and
Globe be requested to copy -,
Gro w SIBERr SeeU
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Observation-Disclosures

TET
ARGE FALL STUcK.-The undersigned are now receiving
IL their fun Fall Stock If Foreign and Domestic,
ST.3PLE md F-l..'CY DRY GOoDS,
u c have selected with the greatest care IN TIE ho"n
York AID Philadelphia markets. and from the feefspH4
Manufacturing Companies.
In their Stock may found tie usual variety oi large
Southern Dry Goods House. including extensive assortment o.
bright three piy ingram aud Other aprs kucs Floor Cot
Sc-all Of which will lie sold on The most liberal terms
RANDOLPH, PEBBLES & CO., Sycamore street:
p.,arsb,,, Ca, 35-wtf
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ST PUBLISHED AND FOR SALE BY J. WARRoCK
THE VIRGIfI.4 IND NORTH CAROLINA
A[,MANACK. FOR 1914,

Calculated BY Darid Richardson Of Louisa County, Va
CONTAINING in addition the Astronomical natter list
- Of Virginia " Carolina, and the Repssen-
tatives in Congress from both States with the Federal number
which represents and The Senate and House of De-
lesates OF Virginia Reading matter Lovers Quare very
prry;j Beautiful Superstition WIN nobody me Comic
Song; The Inquiry My Pocket Autumn To ascertain the
weight of live cattle Enigma Charade; Riddles questions
&C. &c. Sept. a.
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Col Richard NJ Johnson arrived in Columbus, Ohio,
on the 18th. A public supper that evenng-and 10
len We the CITY the ne 1t day.
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AW SUTICEll,e subscriber has removed AS office
IL basern, his residence, the OF +;i
streets opposite Ofics Of the Mutual Assurance Society.
his ONCE, when IL" In attendance laeain
al q Courts ~ the City
TO CLAiMANiSTe subscriber, airr an interval of
tenders his services 10 claimants the Goy-fa
ment of United States the Stale of Virginia. for
tionary services any other demands whether arising under
otherwise. his experience In attending 10
claims may him. cases wlrie they Well
the of the information
them advantage of that eNperrncehi- Familiarity
the subject dgen attention, stimulated by The
of beysnn. anew life Of business - willing pledge
those himfos moderate
tion reasonable contingent commission hr
on Urged b, strong induce lac pledges all the iTdu
try and energy he may eNe:cd His residence
St aad streets, he swan Tavern Lrtie.s
addressed o him will he puacu,lly attended t..
Richmond nh Oct lsia fly THOMAS GREEN
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PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.

TIME subscriber constantly receiving from TIE celebrated ma
nactory Nunns Clark, New York, elegant and PLAIN
Piano Fortrs possessing ate- improvements, and that
decacy touch tone peculiar TO heir ma
nufaciure.
Also large OF Musical Instruments, and Musica
Merchandise in general.
Piano tuned lei IN hire and taken in exchange
CHEAP MUSIC.
The largest collection Of Music offered for sale IN inns
State may the store Of the subscriber VINO Is
enabled sell the Philadelphia and New YORK whoesae
and retail prices. .
Those purchasing sell again Will be furnished upon better
'e' W my 800 ~ P. H. TAYLOR,
Ian q Piano Forte and Music Store. opposite the Banks
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all hands out-done By A. SMITH, at the Sign Of the
Red Boot, Main street, opposite the end Of the Old
Market.
Ii. persons invited call on me who are IN want OF
BOOTS or SHOES am determined TO sell cheaper from
now unit, the of January 1914 Than person in Richmond
NV large and well selected, and two cents proh on
of Shoes IL a ask therefore who call VIII iai
IN purchase viii sell Negro Brosnes II 81 5 that is
moi TO be beat in Richmond and get barsain-e.
P. 5. Don't forget the Red Boot ~ ,,,,r,,
5S-f
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IMPORTANT NOTICE!
A Great Reduction in the Price oil HATS and
CAPS, at the Town and Country Hat Manu-
factory under the Columbian Hotel,
Richmond VIRGINIA.

IT, ANTHONY respectfully informs his friends and The pan
generally that hand larsrr AMI better assot
ment had consisting OF Fine Fur, SIX .assi,
mere and Russia Hats; Fur Cloth Velvet Sealet Glazed ana
Hair Caps: and rah Wool Hats &C. &C. In all The new
shapes. Under the assurance that the
and quick returns - mO advantageous ne
has adopted Of doing business entirely for cash. au
is consequently enabled to sell at much lower prices an ose
who give credit.
p S-To friends in the Country, who have patronised
him. his ,haaksIo those who have not, nc hopes 10
a., is-wly