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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-03-23
SmEREEE'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE of a decree entered in t',e
ED county court of Shenandoah. on tine 9th
day of January. 1843, in the case of William
Hotel, plaintiff, against Manley Mead and
others, defendahts-I shall proceed to sell,
on the 9th dag Of 9prH net, on the premises,
the LAND in the bin and proceedings men,
toned, or so much thereof as may be necessa.
nv, on the following conditions, 70 wit:-one-
third cash in hand, one-third in six months,
and the residue in twelve months-the purcha>
ser giving notes with good security, and a
deed of trust or the premises to secure the
deferred instruments
The said land is situated on Stony Creek.
below Arthur's Forge. On it there is Tan
yard, two Dwelling Houses and other build
ings and is altogether desirable property
1t is the same land which was conveyed to
said Mead by the plaintiff, William Hotel.
]. HAAS, D. S. for J. Irwin, s c
March Is, 1843-4t
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
Western Dist. of Va, Stauntot

ri OTlGE Ito the creditors and all Others
4 concerned in interest, to shew cause ag
anst the petition Of 4.- 4s..3 y.
No l103-Joh., L.. smith of Shenandoah
county, for a discharge from all his debts and
certificatethereof on the lst day of Nav
! next
No. 1177-Joel Faber of Shenandoah coun
ty, for discharge from all his debts and Gel
tihcate thereof ON the,1st day of Nav next.
No. 1178-Jonas Kennedy of Rockingham
county, for a discharge from all his debts and
a'certiGcate thereof on the LIST day of MAY
next. !: - - -
+ :79-George W. NIcCubb5n Of Warren
county. for discharge from all his debts and
certificate thereof on the 1st day of Nav
next.
118o-william H. Triplet: tCol. of w arren
| county. for discharge from all his debts and
certificate thereof on the LIST day of May
next - ~
1871. L. NJ Rider of Page county. for a
discharge from all his. debts and certificate
thereof on the lst day of May next.
12O7-games Murray Of Hardy CONT. fol-
| a discharge from all his debts and a certificate
thereof OH the 1st day ofNiay nexts. -.
Teste., ? NICHO X. TROUT, r C
January 26-4t.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-03-23

VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
At a court held for the cox1ntv Of Shenandoah,
on Tuesday the 10th day of January, 1843
Isaac Rogers, l.. J. Rogers and William C.
Cornwell, partners, &c. under the name
and firm of Rogers & Co., plaintiffs, agains
Stephen Caruthers, defendant.
in Chaacerg
FE1HE defendant, Stephen Car,ltl,ers, mo-
n having entered his appearance and giver
security according to the act of assembly and
the rules of this court; and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he is not an inhabi
tant of this country, # is ordered, That he
appear at the clerks Office in: Woodstock, a,
rules to be held therein on the first Monday
in April next, and answer the bill fthe plain
tits; and that copy of this order be forth.
with inserted in some newspaper published
in Woodstock. foe' two months ssccessively
and posted at the front door of the court house
in the said town of Woodstock
- A copy-Teste, ~
Jan'y IS p. WILLIAMS, csc
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Another Revolutionary Soldier gene!

DIED. in this County. on Saturday
morning the 1th instant, Capt. THOMAS
fIupsoN in the esd year of his age;
leaving an aged wife seven children. and
a large circle of reighbors and acquain-
tances to lament his loss. He was inter-
fed on Monday the 18th with Military
honors. by part of the Newmarket Vol
urteers. under Capt. HenkIe, and part
of the Liberty Riilemen. under Capt.
Foitz. superintendent BY Cots. Cnnu and
Helsly. The procession indeed was SOL
eun. when we reflect that ore of his
aged companions in arms during the
Revolutionary cenfict) namely, c. D..
WAS seen marching next to the corpse,
TO witness its interment. Divine serv-
ces we're performed by the Rev Mr..
Kcssier in tine German, aud Rev. Mr..
~tvprwa!d in the English language. -
Mr.. Styerwald preached from LIST Thess:
4th chap. from 18Th TO 18th vcr. MIR.
Kessier preached troe, 81 Cor. Srd chap.
17th yer. 'sNow the Lord is that spif-
it: and where the spirit Of the Lord is.
there is Liberty" Although the wealth
er was very unfavorable for the occasion.
vet there were upwards Of four hundred
Yersons' present. Nav the Dispenser Of
.he universe nsnire all of us, in these
Halted States, t. preserve the indepen-
tienee which the heroes OF 70 have be-
wueathed to us, is the wish and PRAYER
uf the writer. r. A.
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Z E Nj P Z r A N G. E
GU Sc

IN WOODSTOCK, SHENANDOAH CO., VIRGINIA.
TNHE undersigned announces to the public
IL that he has opened House of Entertain
ment, in the brick building formerly occupied,
in part by hira-as store, in the town of Wood
stock, where he is prepared to accommodate
travellers and others with Board, Lodging,
&c: upon the most reasonable terms.
Y His Table will at all times be furnished
with the choicest viands the market can afford.
No ,sPrituous liquors, however, will be kept,
as the establishment will be conducted strict
ly upon Temperance principles. His stables
are room. and well supplied. An attentive
Ostler will always be at hand A share OF
public patronage is solicited. 80.
;, SAMUEL RTNKER.
March 9, fS4s.Asm
GJ7Ae Good Samaritan ,c'N copy Tie abope s1a
for So, and charge this office.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-03-23
Bargains Bargains !. ?!
GsEELzNG AT cosTR
Eor &dSG!,

THsHE subscribers offer for sale. at their
u store in Woodstock, very desirable
lot of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, which
they are determined to sell at cost for CASH
and at small advance on time to punctual
customers. They have on hand general
assortment of goods, consisting in part OF the
following articles
Blue, blk, inv. green and beaver cloths
do and fancy cassimeres. swansdown
valentia and Mars. vesting; red, grn and
white fannels; FIR. and Eng. r1rerInos
Blue and blk bombazines; blk TIA. and gros
de-nap silks and shalles: blk hobnet and
blond gauze wells: fancy dress hdkfs and
scarfs; blk Ita. cravats and gents satin and
bombz stocks; Bat. taft. and neck ribbons
Banda, Ind. flag and pongee hdkfs
linen and cambria fs DO Y't
Cap ribbons. fsoting, edging and inserting
Jaconet. null musiifs and wash blond
Ladies merino and lambs wool hose
Blk cotton, worsted and ribbed mohalr hose
Ladies silk, mohair and kid gloves
do china silk mits, new style
Elastic top linen, woolen and cotton
Lined berlin and beaver gloves for gents
Cal;coes and ginghams: bl. & bro. muslins
Tickiurs and table diaper very cheap
Nett. blkt. Pr,ls and thibt shawls & hdkfs
Gi,melastic, silk and webb s,ispenders..
Tuck, side ivory and tortoise shell combs
Batting; cotton yarn of all Nos
Ladies kid, moroc. goat. seal and prnl shoes
Gents. boots. pumps and shoes; misses do
Children's Shoes Flo. braid & nun bonnets
Together with an assortment OF
Hardware, queensware, groceries, saddiery
Bar iron and castings. etc etc
rive world respectfully invite our friends
and the public generally to call and exsmlne
for themselves before purchasing elsewhere,
as our goods were laid in on advantageous
terms. WALION RODEr Z En-
Woodstock, Neb. T., l843.
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PROSPECTUS
For issuing, by Subscription,
THE LIFE OF
s8e9t* 2e 9dee5ett.

ANos KrNDLLreproposes to publish in fifteen
or more Numbers, Life of General ANDREW
JACKSON, embracing the substance of all that
has heretofore appeared in print in connec-
ton with the services of this distinguished
man, together with many interesting incidents
not noticed by his former biographers, and a
complete history Of his administration, concln
ding with an account of the manner in which,
retired from the hustle of the world, he is
quietly preparing to bid adieu to the scene
of his glory.
This task has been undertaken with the
appreciation of General JACKSON himself,
who has kindly put into the Authors hands
his books and papers. public and private. and
on obscure points favoured him with his own
recollections. With these materials. with the
works already published, and with the contri-
buttons of facts and papers by many of the
Generals associates in civil and military life,
aided by his own knowledge of events occur
ring within the last twenty years the Author
hopes to produce Work worthy of the con-
fidence and patronage of the American peo-
pie.
The Numbers viii be printed in large typ
on excellent paper, averaging 40 pages eacI,
with neat covers, the first issued in Nav next
and the others monthly thereafter, unless de
layed by sickness or other unavoidable eau.
ses. The work will be illustrated with en-.
cravings or prints averaging two to Num-
ber embracing likenesses of the General and
some of his most distinguished co-actors,
drawings ofhis battle grounds in the Greek
nation and at New Orleans, and some of the
most striking scenes of his eventful life. II
will be so arranged and PACED. that when
completed the covers NAV be taken off and
! the whole bound'up into neat book.
Price, fuenfy fve cents, Numbers or ONE
DOLLAR for FIVE numbers,or THREE DOL.
LARS for the whole work, however much il
may exceed fifteen numbers. ALWAYS maid in
, advance and free Of postage to the author.
Distant Bank Notes will be received for
, what they are worth here or in New York.
To persons voluntarily acting as Agents. a
liberal commission will be allowed, but the
Author will not be responsible for any A.
gents not specially authorized.
The first number will embrace the Gener-
ais early life and variety Of revolutionary
adventures an1 Incidents not heretofore pub.
lished. 1t will be illustrated by first rate
/ likeness OF the General engraved on steel,
and print exhibiting him when stripping,
saving from massacre small party of men
| and boys. himself included. by attacking a
band of about one hundred tories who were
rushing upon them in the night.
| Those who intend to patronize the Work,
are requested to forward their names and
such advance as they may think proper by
the first of May next.
W'ashingson, Fe5'y. %, 1913.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-03-23

VIRGINIA. TO wIr:
At court held for the county of Shenandoah.
on Monday the 9Th day of January 1913;
Sibert e Dinges. plaintiffs against William
Bell and Philip Byers, Observation-Disclosures
naent in Chancery
FHNHE defendant, William Bell, not having
a entered his appearance according to the
act of assembly and the rules of this court
and it appearing BY satisfactory evidence that
he is not an inha5itant Of this country, II is or
dered that the said defendant do appear here
or the first day Of the next April court, and
answer the bill of the plaintiffs; and that a
copy of this order be forthwith inserted il,
some newspaper published in Woodstock, for
two months successivelv, and posted at the
front deor of the court house in the said tow,
of Woodstock. A copy-Teste,
Jan'y 10. p. WILLIAMS sc
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-03-23
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE of deed of trust executed
-ES to the subscriber as trustee, bearing
date the II 9Th day of August, 1888. and recor-
ded in the clerks office of the county court
Of shendoah, shall proceed to sell, on the
premises, for cash, to the highest bidder. on
s t,rday the 5th dag Of .AprH, 1s45, all of
certain tract or parcel of Land, belonging to
Mary Hinkns. situate, lying and being in the
county of Shenandoah, and adjoinings.the
lands Of aac sonner, Wright Gatewood and
others, containing
&SiggGsy-e''e Gbc,es,
more or less, and known as the Ore Bank
Tract.
IF the money is not paid Immediately after
the sale, the land will be resold, and the for
nter purchaser shall make up the difference,
if any. = GEO. NJ. BRINGER,
March Is, 1S4e st Trustee.
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~ . -
lis. ]; |: q Z s. j.: Isl

These Hnrivalfed pills having now acquired
celebrity and a popularity unequalled in the
ANNALS of medicine, and also having obtained
the entire confdence'an being used in the
private practice of almost the whole body of
the medical faculty, in the U s., Europe, Asia,
South America, the West Indies, and great
part of Africa, IT is unnecessary to advertise
them at length, or to say anything further of
their merits than by stating the complaints
which they are most effective ia the cure OF,
which are as follows--yeaow and bilious fe-
vers, ague, dyspepsia, Group, liver complaint:
rheumatism, enlargement of the spleen, 'disteh
ton of the stomach and bowels, incpient diar-
rhea,s habitual costiveness, loss Of appetite
and in Al17cases Of topper of the Bowels, where
cathartc or am appetite is needed. They are
mild in their operation. producing neither nau
STA, gripping nor debility $3.50
.4lbang, ~. Y i'm. j, 1885,. :
Sir-I take reuch pleasure in bearing testi-
nohy to the efficacy of your pills in removing
bile from the stonlaeh ant in all cases enaaha
ting from that sourcer. Yours resp'y
GEO. HULL. NJ p
+ ~ e Montreal L C. Sept. Ia, 1887
I'm the course Of a long practice have ap-
piled many remedies for sick headache and
nausea on the stomach, but must say. that
none Of them have answered tie purpose as
wen rs your VeSetapic I)iiiS. J.CAS ~ VI II
fOTFer'sale in Woodstock nv DR. schmitt-
in strasburg by HIS G. Grove-and on ell.
curry in every town in the state 80.
yHER.N.A.A''S COUGH LOZENgES
Are fine safes and most efTectual remedy for
coughs, colds, consumptions, whooping cough,
tghtness of the lungs and chest &c. The pro
prietor has never known an instance where
they did not give perfect satisfactiot. Sevefa!
Thousand boxes have heen sold within the last
year, restoring to health persons IN almost eve
nv stage of cos,sstmption and those laboring
under the most distressing coughs. Hundreds
upoa h.ssdreds Of certificates have been offer
ed of theirswohtlerful virtues, from those who
have beenlsaved from an untimely grave and
restored to perfect health by using .tbenn
i SHERlM.4.N>S WORM LOZE NJ s..
Proved in more than AGO, 00c' cases to be infa
lible. Many diseases arise from worms and
occasion long suffering and even death; grown
persons are very often afflicted With Them and
are doctofed for various complaints without
onv benefit; when one dose of these lozenzes
would speedily cure them. =
UIFor sale in Woodstock by Tar Schmitt-
in Strasbnrg BY Fl & CT Grove-and on en-.
quiry can be had OF agents in every town and
village in the state. Feb. ?, is43.
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March o. 18.
ESTRAY Heller.

Taken mp, some time last fall. on the prem
ises of the subscriber, an estray heifer of the
following description: About years old
white belly and hind legs-left ear cut off
and split-right ear cut out a. bit-and was ap
praised at 81. The owner is requested to
prove property. pay charges. and take hei
away. G.. X. BOYER.
March IS. .S43-4tpd.
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TRANSPORTATION
TO WINCHESTER, VA.

FEvHE SUBSCRIBERS have made ar ar
Il rangement with the Baltimore and Ohie
Rail Road Company, by which the freight OF
goods consigned to their House in Winches
ter, Va, is not required to be paid at the Be
pot in Baltimore. ;, So
r. b. ALLEN, WALTER & CO.
March 9. st p
q rI7oekingkan Reg .stsr t1iiH copy 81.
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BETTER Elk YYtt

Several of those. whose notices o!
Bankruptcy have been published in our
columns. have made no arrangement for
paying US for them. We new state in
order that there may be no misunder
standing. that we viii NOT, in any case,
grant aihdavits until we are paid, or sat
actory arrangements are made to Sc
cure orr fees ia such cases
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-03-23
HOUSE AND LOT

in said deed conveyed, situated and being in
Mt. Jackson. sfjoning the lots of S. I. Harris
and others. being the same on which said Lu'
cas- now lives Also, one other lot, adjoining
Robert McColster and others. Such title
will be made to the purchaser as is vested in
me by said trust deed.
J. HAAS, Trustee
Ata.eh % 1919
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y e,nole &Saaucotien

FHSHk arrangements sspd plan of a TfXAl 3
a SEMINARY, in the family of the subscri-
Der, nave been brought TO a state of thorough
organization and successful experiment A
large expenditure has been made and much1a
nor bestowed IN the prosecution of the objects
contemplated by this school. The superior
model of.ti'e building occupied as ire seriiiia-
ry, the spacious apartments for the nse OF the
young ladies. the various embellishments OF
the grounds and enclosures, are well calcula-
ted to promote the health and personal cons
FORTS THE inmates Of this seminary Mrs.
JoRDAN:wili give general and maternal s,i.
perintendance of the Concern.-Miss +. II.
B.LLAhn will, as heretofore, ccnd,ict the lit
erary department, and Mrs A. J. Cook, late
OF Mrs. WIILAnps' Seminary at Troy. n y,
VIII give instructions in - ..s.u,,
ol6p,ic, 1D,a'D;',q, : Paa,aa
The course of studies embraces all the or,i,na.
fy English branches-viz READING, W R,riNe,
ARITHMETIC, GEOGRAPHY, HIsroRr, ENeLisA
GaAMMAR, PHTLosopHy. (both Natural and
Nenta) CHEMISTRY, AsTRoNoMY .CoMposiTioN,
sIKoTErRT. ALGERIA, BoTARY, &c. &c: toge-
Their with LATIN and FRENCH The expenses
compared with the advantages. comforts and
amount oftaient employ ed) must be considered
very low-viz: For board, washing. room,
bedding, fuel. lights. and other personal acs
Ch'iifto0'atiOHS; VIVID tulflOn III All the EnEtlsl
branches. FIFTY-FIVE DOLLARS. for 4
session of months The branches for which an
extra charge is made ARE. for Latin S12 French
sig: Music on tire Primo $50. use ofPiano S5s
instruction on the Guitar 81 5,use ofinstruTemt
81, for the session Of months. fnstIsicssit
IN drawing and water colours S.; painting in oil
colours lin which Mrs. Coon is an adept $40
per quarter of II weeks session COM
mences on the sth day of Sept, And expires
on the 18th day of Feb. i843. Connected:
with the course of Musical instruction, the
whole of the pupils will have the benefz
without charge) of instruction for a short ins
terval every day in vocal mnsic.-It is desi.+as
bic that all persons inclined to place their
daughters with ,shodid Go so on the first day
ofthe session,or day pfevious,that thev may be
assigned atcnce't to appropriate classes. Other
Information respecting the institution will be
furnished 10 any that may address us
y GABRIEL JORDAN.
T.uray Sent 9 1910
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GREAT IMPROVEMENTS
In CONTEMPLATIeN!..

We are DESTROYS of improving the ap-
pearance of the SENTINEL. and intend
TO carry OF. that desire as soon as prac-
tidgaie - that is to say. as soon as the
MEANS to enable as to do so can be OBJ
tanned. We would therefare call upon
our friends to pay the small sums they
owe US, between this and April
Court next. Let US see how MANY
wifi do the decent thing The naked
fact is. we want meaey. and must haze
at. or do-sJupiter Tonans:' yhat +?
Echo answers, WHATe
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HOUSE AND LOT

in the bill and proceedings mentioned on The
following terms, to wit: One third in sixty
days, and the residue in equal payments in
nine and fifteen months, the purchaser giving
bond ard two good securities for the deferred
instruments. The said house and lot are sit
uated in Mt. Jackson, and was conveyed to
said Gray by Henry Tisnger. sen.
J. HAAS, D. C. for j. Irwin, &C
March %. 1913.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue of deed of trust executed to me
by Philip Lucas. as trustee, to secure certain
sums of money to John Nipe and John N.
it'll & Co, shall proceed to sell for cash, to
the highest bidder, at public sale. in the town
of Mt. Jackson, on the 7th day of .april meet,
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NO TT e n

The undersigned being unable to at
tend to the collection. of accounts due
the Sentinel Office prier to March. 1s4l.
has authorised Mr.. us. C. FR.4VEL
to collect and receipt for the same
Longer Indulgence cannot be given.
s. C. WILLIAMS.
Nov. s, 1842.
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Wanted. At this Office, immediately some
Of that stuff, called by the vulgar. CASH.
Those who have not the. .precieus,' can. pay,
US With notes on ysoivent baak in the state
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SKEnEES'S SALE.

by virtue ofa decree entered in the coun.
ty court of Shenandoah at March court, l84s
ia the case of John c. KERN, plaintiff, against
Daniel Gray and others. defendants. 1 shall
proceed, on tie 7h dag Of apnl neat, in the
town of Mt. Jackson, to sell to the highest
bidder fho .
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Distant Subscribers

Are InIormed, chat unless they shall
have paid all arrearages due this Office,
by the first Of April nert. their names
will be stricken from our llst. 1T we
could afford to send them the paper for
nothing. we would freely do so. We
have to pay cash for paper. &c.. and are
therefore compelled to pursue this course
toward distant subscribers. -.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-03-23

EyOR SALE. first rate light four horse
IL wagon, on reasonable terms, by
Feb. II, 1843. WALTON RoDEFFER.
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FRANCIS In. JORDAN,

'szEoo77sey 81 Lac, -. :,
WLI. practice in the Superior shst infer;.
" or Courts ofPage, Warren, Rsppahari-
mock, buckingham. Shenandoah and HARDY.
, Business - enfTsaed to him S be promptly st.
Refer 10 Hon. n! L: Darrit' I'm xss;r
Hayen. Ct, Hon II. st. g. Tucker: University
bf-;yirginia. ..fJuhe 80. lS42.-tf
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NJ. oxERFrET.D,
Dentist Of VincAester.

Dentist Of Winchester,
MOULD respectfully invite the attention
w of his friends and the public to his in,
tenton to visit Woodstock and vicinity every
few months. f.
January i2th 18433.
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s tsastG'u,q 6Jcaoem.l.

! YESHE Trustees of the rn.shuna AcAnyNY
Il take pleasure in recommending to pub
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HAELo0, THERE.
952It+ Soeemotipe I.

WE would inform DIR friends and casto-
" mers, thar we are unwilling to stand
aside and permit our Locomotive competitor to
sell all the Goods; and have consequently
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G GOD s. T..

s',., And we would further say, that -
For ~C.4SH, zee wiN sell Goods'a ms chem
as they can be had In the ,Iiomn of
Woodstock; or etse,ehere befaceen
This and Baltiseore Cfiy.!. =
fed are Therefore moi ia be- fitted off
BY STE.4 M 4:r
We would most earnestly solicit o,T friends
and customers to can and examine orr assert
ment q Goods: 1t Consists of such articles as
are nss:all' kept in country stores. We win
take all Kinds Of produce as heretofore OF
course customers cannot EXPECT goods as
cheap for trade or credit as for cash.
"Gr WE WILL SEIZE IN
c'fto'a Yarn nj One DoHnrpe buncA
Sugar al Eig1 md Ten Cents
Cofee 1T Tme7re Cents
.'holasses Forty Cents PEI, gal1o,i -
find offer Groceries in The came ratio. ;
we tender our thanks to our friends for past
tavors. and solicit continuance of their Gus
tom SIRER1r :, ,DyNCpS
woodstock. February 9, ls4s--y>