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The Arkansas banner., 1843-10-07
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 Heavy tariffs make goods fall Heavy rains make rivers fall.
 The more you tax the manufactured goods, the cheaper they become The more you pay for an article, the less it costs you.
 Every nation ought to be independent in itself The best way to be independent, is to buy nothing and sell nothing. Therefore, every man ought to make his own hats, shoes, and clothes shoe his own horse :; make his own plough-shares, and his own gins; and raise his own corn and cotton, tea, sugar, and coffee.
 Distribution of the proceeds of the sales of the public lands, "reirenchmeat''- giving away our incomes, and borrowing money to pay our debts, < economy"
 Making bank paper, adding to the wealth of community. Wealth is only machinery. Let man fancy himself rich, and he is rich. Call piece of paper dollar, and it is dol lar.
 Maintaininsrand supporting the Constitu- ton of the United States, taking the geto poac- CT out of it-adding to the strength of wheel, taking out the spokes.
  States, taking portion of the earnings of the farmers, mechanics, and laborers, who work, to give it to the wealthy manufacturers, who never do work, while they reduce the wa ges of their working hands twenty-five per cent.
 The best way to encourage trade, is to check importations. The best way to regu- late commerce IS to destroy it.
 Equal laws, taxing one portion of the Un- ion for the benefit of the other. Making one part bear three-ffths of the burdens, and giv- ing the other four-ffths of the benefits.
 To the above admirable maxims, we would take the liberty of adding another, taken from the writings of some celebrated philosopher, whose name we cannot now recollect.
 Friendship, knocking man down, tying his hands, and then picking his pockets.
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heretofore been the least shade of suspicion or blame cast from any source, that he did not most fully and completely clear up, to the satisfaction Of his friends It would have done you good to see the astonishet looks of many to find that after all the noise about !" thieving, 'sstealng, Sc., the negotiation re- suited in clear pre1u to the Bank of more than twenty thousand dollars.
 Not stopping here, he carried the war lnanfully into the enemys camp, and demonstrated that the would-be immaculate and pure were themselves the authors ofthe downfall and ruin of the Real Estate Bank.
 It was proud day for Col Seviers friends in old Independence and he himself must have felt proud in having it in his power to cast of for ever the foul aspersion attempted to be placed upon his fair namenot only to cast it of, but to appear bIa,nefe5s before his friends, There WIS moi democrat pre- sent who did not leave satisfied that justice to one tried and condemned unheard and in his absence, demanded that new trial should be granted, and that the expungihg process, in language as strong as the report ought to settle this matter and indeed the most prejudieed of the whigs say it is due him that the matter be re-investgated, and that the Col is perfectly right in calling for another report which should be freely accorded to him.
 You may rest satisfied that the Col is in no dan ger from all quarters where he has heen I hear that he has given complete satisfaction. s.
 Independence County, Sept l5, lS43.
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IAfPOEsPANTTO FNA FSNIEIss s- -GARDENEreS. h N Press; and will be published by J. Winchester, \ 30 Ann street, N. ", about the goth of August 1913, in neat octave form of 6l pages, printed on fine paper, and illustrated with numerous engrav- ings,
 TIE AMsRIeAN AGRTCULTURIsT's ALMANAC FOR 184l. Edited by A. B. ALLEN, Esq, assisted by an Association of eminent Agriculturists.
 This important and valuable work has been in pre- paration for four months past, and will unquestona- ply be the most complete in all it's departments of any Almanac ever got up for Farmers. If is calcu- lated alike for the northern, middle, and southern States and for the Canadas and consists entirely of original mater, by the best practical writers on Az riculture in this country.
 This Almanac will comprise,
 l. Astronomical observations and tables calculated for the meridian of Montreal, Boston, New-.Y ork, Philadelphia, Charleston and New Orleans. Also, valuable statistical tables.
 2. A complete Northern Calendar for every month in the year, embracing all necessary directions for the management of the farm, garden, and orchard.
 3. A complete Southern Calendar for the panta- tion, &c. Sc.
 4. Miscellaneous matter, such as is designed to advance the interest and improvement of the plant CT farmer. stock breeder, and horticulturist.
 Notwithstanding the labor and expense bestowed upon the Agrieulturist's Almanac, in order to obtain for 1t the largest circulation and be acceptable to the community, il will be published at the low price of l2a cents per copy.
 Agents, booksellers, and country merchants will be supplied at the rate of SsS hundred. pedlars will be supplied on liberal terms.
 J. WINCHESTER, Publisher, 90 Ann st., N. Y
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Administrators A Nosice.

NIiIS is 10 notify all persons interested, that E Letters of Administration, bearing date the 22d day of Septembers 1915, have been granted to the undersigned, the estate of TFilliom Gichffst decd. All persons indebted to said estate will please come forward and settle the same immediate Y, and all persons having claims against said estate are requested to exhibit them to the Administrators properly authenticated, within one year from the date of said Letters of Administration or they may be precluded from any benefit in said estate; and if such claims are not presented within two years, they viii be forever barred and precluded from any benefit in said estate.
 sAM'L MITCHELL, .admr.
 LiitIe toel, Sept. 30, lsis. 3-6w
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II. does not the Gazette hoist the whig '. snd 6sht boldly and openly under it , !, neutral paper' No. What democrat 'ot abused; what whig has it not eu-
 n Does the editor and his associates
 tho whig cause too corrupt for even .1vocaev That paper can defend the rst.te Bank, rotten as it is, and surely
 ,h., it's reputation would not be much -ded by an open defence of the whig had as that party may be. Come out I', and no patronage will be lost by it.
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Irish Rspealm Fraacc.-The liberal press in France warmly espouse the cause of Ire land !" .Nafioaal,o appears to look upon bloodshed as the only remedy for her evils, and believes that pacific measures will never induce England to grant Ireland independence. sNations,'' says the National twill join in the contest, and wherever humanity is re- spected, ardent prayers will be offered for the cause of Ireland, which is the cause of an oppressed people.n From all appearances, Great Britain seems destined to be involved. sooner or= later, ill most sangllinary civil war
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For the .Arlnnsns Rnn,lo,.

pL. SEWER IN rNrr> r, =, - - .se'
 |Col sa,.;a iase IN INDEPENDENCE COUNTY
 o cm,nts aevler made his defence to the citizens of Si eoIIast;o on the first inst before very respect
 y of the mails, his friends here did not not receive Es befara HIS s; second appointment, until only four
 aons Ue,oTe h ms arriva-too late to make any pre- on the day of the first bpno1ten+ o, @e natoi tare seate were mads for the reception of the
 tool r.Jls :, and bstween onr and five hundred persons |tesy;l,pai pi osrbace in the immediate vicinity of @ sa having learned that the Senators had not % arl |tbe ;emsolgh We were notified, by the Senators,
 anPotssiblIity of their reaching IS on the day |us from El by letter. written twelve deys pre-
 dav opa .e feiteville, we did not receive it until |p1s as sss.aninS the shortness of the notice, up- |rt.boo,asew two hundred persons assembled at the complete, thorough and able deienes-snch fence such an Ike ron ron ialls to the lot of an injured man 10
 '' mere was no point spon which there had
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Extracts fro..l letters 10 Che Banner.

Fort 16acson, September 24th, 1918. .si am much obliged to you for the paper sent me. The Arkansas Banner is an excellent paper in every respect-it is well filled with original and selected matter, and in typographical execution excels any paper published in the west. Do not let the whgs buy it out. You have my best wishes for its sue cess, and my name as a subscriber
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MARRIED,

In Saline county, on Thursday, the 2sth inst, by Rgaaelt5Ta, Esq., to Miss Lasy Ca'es,, ,iaaei,iel of Col Robert Calvert, all of the county of Saline.
 On Sunday evening" the ist inst, by A. Smith, Esq, MT. .4adreao Mcguire, to Miss Safah Jane Armstrong, all of this city
 h Chicot county, on the 10th August last, by the lien Isaac Baker, MT, GreeadeTy Raiaeg to Miss Ma1y O. Eoans, all of that county
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Beptoasilge. Sepf. 29H ISAa

'' Your first number has been received at this of flee Our friends admire the style in which it has set out in defence of the causs>whch it is intended to advocate and democracy should be proud of such sheet located at the seat of government Ihave no doubt but that the Banner will be liberally patron ized by the friends of the Jefferson school in this county l send you list of subscribers, and will send you Others shortly. Those whose names send you will forward the one thing needlu the first safe opportunitY.''
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Tobacco Crop in Virginiq.-The Virgin ians have had an unpropitious season flor Tobacco. During the planting season, the weather was very inclement; itwas also diff ficult to procure good plants, and not one third the usual number were planted. Much of the most promising yield has been drown cd by heavy rains, others fired. We really believe there will not be half a crop, and in this we are sustained by the testimony of in- telligent planters.
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SALE OF LANDS FOR TAXES, Iss Sagissc County, Sfase of .4rkamsas.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,

the undersigned of of
  nedunesst daxesp M 0 lab onrsoi1 Oeclr aa3 n ehe
  for apem dne tactn 
 rIst tract yedofof O o t
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For fhe Banner.
LITTLE ROCK, Se

LITTLE ROCK, Sept 20, i843 Letter from ike Editor ct Home 10 the oeoaer abroad. Your letters, dear P-e from the British Queens
 regions,
 Describing her garrisons, cities, and legons, How you Aourish'd in Montreal, hob-nob'd with
 Knights,
 And the battle-g ground gazed o'er of Abrahams
 nights,
 Have all been received and tho graphic ard pleasant We languish for matter more caustc at present. We want something more ia ssCasca" in style, Such sashng creates demand for while For to tell you the truth, it is thought by the set Whom you left here to watch OCT and guide the
 Gazette
 That the star of its glory is fast on the wane, And 'sSabinus'' alone can revive 1t again. That in short, from all signs unless something is We must be what the Locos would term .sgone
 Coon."- And (as runs the old adage, call things find their Of course the whole Hotch-potch must go to the
 D- To the winds the broad sheet of the "Banner'' is
 spread, And the '.Democrat'' fearlessly holds up it's head, While She mists which round Truth we so warily
 threw, Those lights will dispel, as warm sunbeams the dew. < Pure Democracy dawns on the people each day, As our schemes to destroy 1t are scattered away; The people suspect us-nor does 1t seem clear, That we're not the ssused up'' instead of Sevier. We still write with spirit and cater with care, Our neutrality sinking whenever we dare We have laid on the '.Bond seller heavy and thick, Our scandal born charges till people turn sick, And our friend 'sNorth Arkansas ofslang-whanging
 fame,
 GA mighty small man, tho he has a long name,) Sends us weekly number made up for ''dt, ,' Of very bad guessing and street corner wit The latest town gossip comes furnished to hand New vamped for the press by ''old settier'' B-d, Who other small paragraphs does for us too, Distinguished for latness-{ but this centre nous, Still it all is no go-we may struggle for Fame I once thought her trumpet should echo my name But 1t turns out an Irishman's echo too soon, And her trumpets weak tones sound out only ''gone
 Coon'' From alk this, mark well the necessity then, Of qd returning, ('stho' there of all men You WIY Golden opinions .4 with spirit to eird on
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SALE or LANDS FOR TAXES, Eas sEse County of Esshife, ssase of saskamsas.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,


 
 
  P.M ehom the quantity atctbe b o section; and fla les omeo o He QMr
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 CouNrv OF SABINE SGT. Ia Saline Circua Court, at tte August Term ttereac
 4. D. lS43 James Cox Plaintiff.
 ys. DEBT ny ATts ,cHNfFNT Truxton Lowell, Defend't, sHIS day came the plaintiff, by attorney, and on | his motion, and it appearing to the court that this IS an action of assumps by attachment for the sum of one hundred and seventy-five dollars and fortyeight cents debt, and two hundred dollars dam ages and appearing that the defendant has wholly failed to appear, plead, otherwise answer to the plaintiff cause of action and it also appearing that the attachment has been issued against the estate of the said Trnxton Lowell
 it IS therefore ordered and adiudget by the court that unless the said defendant appear by himself or attorney, by or before the third day the next term of this Court, to wit on the fourth Monday in Feb ruay next (ls4f,) that judgment will be entered against him, and his estate sold ito satisfy the same and that this order be inserted for four weeks sue cessiVely, in some newspaper printed in the city ol Little Rock by weekly insertions, the last insertion to be at least thirty days before te first day of the next term of this court to which term this cause is continued
 A true copy from the record
 Attest: E. M. OWEN, Clerk. October T. 1S4S. TS9 251 4-4w
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'
 SALE OF LANDS FOR TAXES,
 As thc County of Serscr, Stntc of .1rkamsas.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,

 Moy 9th November first Monday moIth  nsa,) Tor Q the
  P M, b
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yVEIuHAHs CONWAY R.

HAS resigned the office of Circuit Judge, and en- \ K tered into partnership in the practice of law, with GEORGE CONWAY. They will practise in tic counties of Lafayette, Hampstead, union Wash ita Clark, Pike, and Sevier and in the Circuit, Su- preme, and Federal Courts, at Little Rock and at- tend to collections in any part of the State.
 Communications on business, post-paid addressed to CONWAY & CONWAY, " Washington, Arkan- sas, te the care of General F. N. Conway, Little Rock, will receive prompt attention
 September i5, IS43. l-tf
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Character 9 our Country abroad.-hord Ashly, in a recent motion iii the British House of Lords, said that tho PaPticts cf England had been compelled to select an American fortheir missionary to Hong :: the criminal conduct of the English having rendered the minds of the Chinese inaccessi- ble to the religious efforts of English teachers. Such is the language of Blitons themselves.
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4KlSWdDN & GHeABFAW.

Eb VI ESEDk4ElSE'a4N {N es8sABEAW. FH'HIS firm having been dissolved by the death of se ;..nior partner, the undersigned. as survivor has the exclusive and entire controlcf closing up the business, there being no othei legally authorized agent
 All persons indebted thereto, will make immedi- ate payment 10 me oaiy and it is hoped they will come forward and doso immediately, as it is neces- say that the concern should be settled and finally closed STEPHEN HuDDLESTON,
 Sa'piriag partner. LiHle Rock, Sept p, 1913. Eff
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CARPENTRY HEAuagyss

sJAEBHIA EFF lYRA BA HlNsaa YN HfIE subscriber would respectfully inform the a citizens of Little Rock and vicinity, that he still continues to carry the Cabinet Business in all its branches, in the frame building at the West end of Ashley's Brick Row, Markham street. 8<5>0ld Furniture neatly repaired and vanished. l65eCofin making attended to at all hours. Country produce and lumber will be taken in ex- change fer Furniture, at the highest cash prices
 VIM. ZANZIBAR. October Tin. is43. t-tf
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Johnson coanty, .artansas, 27th Sept, ls4s Democracy was never brighter than at present, in this section Coon skins are not worth cent Col. Sevier's visit here will do much good. s'I will forward you list of subscribers in a few days"
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DIED.

In this city, on the s9th September James Beae- d'cf, son of john and Angeline Reynolds aged 3 years, months, and l2 days.
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pttIft II NH NTIEIlI.y .HHM '. Llttie i1ocf, Sept 30, lS43 3-6w
w. NGEHl, Vyafcs ,yzaEer.

HAS returned to and permanently located in Il \ Little Rock, and will personally attend to re- pairing of every description of WATCHES and CLOCKS, and other business in bis line, on the Northwest corner Of Main and Markham streets. the house formerly occupied by Pitcher & Walters
 Lille Roek, Sept. 15, 1913. Ism
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condact of Negroes iss Free States-A negro affray lately occurred in Boston, ir which several whites were severely injured The cause only agravates the offence Tive whites passing along the sidewalks of one o the streets, ,encounteredag gang ofblacks,whom they requested to stand aside. Tine blacks fetorted with blows, and after general nc Zee had commenced, in which a number ol whites participated, the latter were driven from their ground, and one of their number stabbed. 4 general turnout of the whites eventually brought the negroes to terms.
 Shipman, the travelling agent, has been ac- quilted CT his trial in New York for embez- zling moneys entrusted to his care The Tribune says 1t was merely upon a technical point of law, however, and he will doubtless be tried and convicted in Philadelphia.
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.yOEB XVOREA.

GF every description, will be executed at this of
 NJ fee on the shortest notice, at low rates, and in superior style.
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n au this. mark we'll the necessity then,

qllI returning, (''tho' there of all men 'u wi6 golden opinions, , with spirit to gird on le sssword of the press' and bear once more its
 burden. V.
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Scarcq, Seplember 28, IS43
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-08-19
]. M ELAN.

Apoeat, DC, vfsidant d Bdteu Rouge.
Be propose De ne plus p%fatiqaef que dams
les differences teifs DIES pareissas d'Est eft lie
Quest baton Rouge, Ia eetir de district de Ia
~pafoisse de Ceneofdia, ct dams Ia Eetr su-
pfeme d New Orleans ct Alexandra, aux
conditions sniyantes /:
[. gonseil legal tendant Il pftvenif It'll
pfotas, dome gratis.
g AueuBe charge rig seta faite pour ron.
sells on services rendns aux indigens ct OPP
primes.
D, Tonte charge t'exeedapt pas einquante
sefa payes Observation-Disclosures de
einHuante piastfes, Ia noitie compliant ct Ia
balance lers de Ia rendition du jugement. on
autfe accord mutuel.
4. Dams Ia couf supreme, lersgue eonseil
pour l'appellaht. aueune charge additionbells
sefa faite-pour l'appellee, les charges sefont
par accord mutuel.
3, II ne deyiehdfa dams aueun ems respon=
sable pour frais ou documents.
april IB4a. q
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-08-19
c%ARRIAGEst cARgIAGEsft

The subscribers beg leave to return their
thanks to their friends and the public In gene
raj, for the very liberal support they have re- g
ceived in the line of their business and hopeAs
to merit a continuance of the public patrcasel
age. They have got some fine workmen froales
the East, and are now prepared to repair anot.
Of carriages, barouches, gigs, buggysver
&c. at the shortest notice aad ingthe bea
style; also saddles, brides and harness: all
of which will be done to order and warranted ts
be well done. REEDER IL Co. q
Opposite the Louisiana Bank, B-Rouee
NIB Carriages, Barouehes, &c, bought
and sold.
nov. ID 40
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-08-19
]. NJ. EL.AM.
ATfeHHF AID taBHsbLon Ar Ia v

ArfeHHE AHB teuNsb1oa At Law,
Residence In Baton Rouge. ~
viii hereafter restrict his practice to the
several courts Of The parishes Of East and
West Baton Rouge. The district court Of The
parish Of Coneefdia and in the Supreme
Court at New Orleans and Alexandria.
At the following terms.
Il Legal advice which may tend to prevent
litigation. gratis.
y. No charge made for advice, or services
rendered 10 the INDECENT and oppressed. +
D. All fees not exceeding fifty dollars to be
paid in advance, over fifty dollars one half in
advance, The balance on The rendition Of The
judgment. unless otherwise agreed on.
4. In the Supreme Court, when counsel for
appellant. no additional charge will be made.
as counsel for appellee The charge will be re.
gulated by agreement.
9. In no ease TO be security for cost, or nd.
vance for documents. april q o ".
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-08-19
NOTICE To n11t1.nEna

The subscriber respectfully informs build
ets and others, that he Is prepared TO execute
all kinds Of brick and mason wefk-and that
he will put up buildings and furnish all the
materials Heeessafy-sueh as brick. sand.
lime, DC. on The most reasonable terms.
He also offers his services 10 sugar planters
and from bis long experience In setting sugar
fettles and other work necessary In a sugar
house he can give ample satisfaction.
Apply to LOyEAU BERHEI ],
feb q 90 at the Garrison briahyafd.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-08-19
MOFFATss LIFE MEDICINES.

hhAA AEM&EASs 4%45#@zZE
These medicines are indebted for their
name 70 their manifest and sensible action in
purifying the springs and channels of life, and
endulng them with renewed tone and yigor,
and to the ~undoubfed fact that at a very ssriy
period In their history they had res<.asd suf.
ferers from the very verge of In un,fr,st-
grave, after all the deceptive zostrums IF ~
day, prescribed by physicians, aad utt.~sv
failed, in which eases tley also pernnansn,iy
secured that uniform enjoyment Of hssl,h.
without which life itself is but. ! uartisi
blessing.
A supreme renssdy for Jspe- and aeue, aaa bill.
i'oxs tsverss-Ao remedy in the world eouar
to Aofiaf.s LIE FILLS and PHGs1x srrrxr.s
description Tor the names Of taking these
medicines may be had fror any of 81 &c.,
B. JoURDAN, agent for tie above MAI
eines at Baton Rouge.
September 3 40 "
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-08-19
LADIES, SCHOOL,.

Mrs. r. u. Sawyer would announce to The
inhabitants Of Haton Rouge end vicinity, that
she has opened q school for the instruction Of
young ladies', In The house of Gen. =. Thomas
near The court house.
Parents sending their daughters from a dis.
tanee, may be assured, that they shalt receive
every attention and advantage conducive TO
their improvement.
Thitibn per month.
For reading, writing and spelling, sg 90
For reading, writing spelling, history,
Geography and arithmetic, y so
i" Natural and moral philosophy, che
mistry and rhetoric, together with
plain and French needle work . 90
June "a 30 81.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-08-19
NOTICE,

Having taken Tie four story brisk stores
Nos. |. B, II g, Corner ef Canal and Tehoa"
piteulas streets. lately occupied by Mr.. Thps.
i. Winston, | respectfully beg leave TO In
form my friends and tie public that ! ain now
and will continue 10 receive from The
Northern cities n well selected stock Of eves
~ article kept iii The grocery line, which ]
viii sell AT d small advance for cash, and |
hope by strict s~.tentien 10 business TO receive
q liberal share Of the patronage heretofore so
literally extended 10 the late firm Of Dudley
N Knight Of which / was q member
WILLIAM KNIGHT.
June ~ 40 ly % ~ e..