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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-05-12
SEEDS.

tARROT, Ruta Baga, Mangel Wurtze,
~ and Iurnip, by the pound; with variety
d the best OF GdRDEN SEEDS, for sale by
JOSEPH STEEN.
Apnl Z, l543. So
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-06
THE MARKETS.


April ,, p. n.
CARR. e q Abont eco head Of Beef Cattle
wsps died Tor sale 81 the Scales this morn
iue % which 20o were sold al t3.3fi 10 50 per
100 ~. On The h0of. which Is equal 10 81 75as5.
50 net as ~ qunlity, Of the balance SO head
we're driven North and 80 remain Ii The q sFks.
unsold.
FLOUR Some salesof Howard street FIour
ware made from store % Saturday At 1894
To-Day there han been rather better demand,
We noke sales o. about 500 barrels good MI
g =. slaeds Z a. rhs -,ssIPs price Is unset
salssof 1000 bbls. cisy Mil Flour, part Il A.
cash. and parl 81 - on Iims With interest
0kAIN.--Whsat continues scarce and in
demand. Sales Of fair 10 best Nd. reds are
making Il Is So cts. Sales Of Corn 81 5e -
ets. Tor white, ~ 50 els for yellow. We quote
h18 Il Hl6 Ella. Oaii sell II % - cts
CLoyEn sEED There has been some improve
ns1l ID the demand FOR Clover seed 70 day and
- note ialss Of prime quality At S3.62i per
bushsl.
FLAs stKD-sales hare been made today al
4l.25 per bushel.
TinoTHf sEED.--@sales Of Timothy seed have
been made 10 some extent to-day Il prices rang
ing ifom sl.elt 70 " Is per bushel as in quali-
y.
WHISKET-H arc scarce and would
bring 1874 els. Small sales ef bbls. 81 90 els.
WoOL.--There Is rather more demand for
Wool. and We note sales Of 10 900 lbs. haifto
three quarter blood Merino fleece at % 10 ga
cente ID. on time
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-06
HARPERs. FERRY
Boot, Shoe, & Hat Store.

A s. STEPHENS, soHh West Corner
IN Shenandoshand High Streets, 10 the room
formerly occupied BY John Rokenbaugh, Jun,
has just received direct from Lynn, Massschu-
sets, and Baltimore, AZ cases Boots, Shoes,
Hats, SC, his stock comprises the following
II cases mems 6ne calf, kip. seal and coarse
boots, >
cases boys and youths do DO u
3 cases mems calf, kip, seal and coarse shoes,
600 pair boys and youth'sshoes, coarse and fine,
$50 pair childrens city made and eastern in iey-
cry variety, ttt
1906 pair ladies' kid, monroe, sesl and calf
slippers and walking shoes,
400 pair misses do do tiff
10 cases ge1ilemen's superior beaver, satin,
cashmere and russia hats, Of the latest me W
= York and Paris spring style from two Of the
most celebrated factories in the country,
40 dozen straw bats, varying in price from 81
cents up,
Also, a splendid lot Of leather and hair trunks,
With variety Of other useful articles usually
found in shoe stores. The above goods have
been purchased for cash, at the very lowest
prices, and am confident can sell them lower
Than they can be bought elsewhere in the VAL
ley ofYirgnia. A call from my former friends
and customers, and the public generally, Is re-
specially solicited.
Harpers Ferry. April 6, 1s43.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-06
8 i . S = S Al a.

10y virtue OF a Deed of Trust, given 10 the
ID subscriber. by Henry Racob, for the bene-
6t Of William Mccoy, dated the 26lh day OF
September, 1912, and nov Of record in the
Clerk Office Of the County Court Of Jefferson,
will sell, on Saturday The 22d day IF .7pril merit,
at tho residence of said Racob, the following pro-
Perty, 10 wit: !,
One Brick Kiln, 1I
One+tsoo-horss Wagon and Harness for
same, "A
One Cart and Gears,
Ore sett Butchers Tools, .T
Barrels and Hogsheads, 9 lot Of Plank,
Three Bedsteads and Bedding,
One Bureau, three Cupboards,
Too Tables, s Chairs, 5 Benches,
Fire Iron Pots, one Stoue and Pipe,
Together oith all his Household and
H Kitchen Furniture.
THO Wheelbarro,es, one Cutting Boz,
Three Picks, and Three Spades.
TERMs--Cash.
March 30, ls43.. VIM. NJ Me COY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-06
s. AhR I

osss TUESDAY tAs ilik day sf .aPRIL., nsrs.
AtiNG declined farming for he present,
I VIII oher q public sale. on the abors
49, .ioaea day ~ ny resdencs, sShannon hill.
SPPosns ne Snannondals SPRING., ave miles
, y cnarestoun. the following proper,y. viz:
lacetue head superior srork Horses
I -Four remarkably fine Brood Mares,
8 thyee-year Old Colts.
5 one-year old Colts. All
100 Head Batss0sil, and SOEsldo5n.
Sheep, z
20 head Horned Cattle, different k;nds
II young Berkshire and Chester So,ps
100 head Stock Hogs and Shoots,
Wagon and Plough Gears, IA large
qtdntity,J
Three Wagons and Beds, IN good re-
par. four Harroscs,
One horse Cart, one or do.
Itoenty PloGghs Of different kinds,
One nssO Wheat Fan, { Chds. BGrrett's
One Corn Cfusher, (Ginas' celebrated
patent,
Together trstA a large stock ofthe small
ertarmiag utensils, -piz. Corn Hoes,
ShoDels, Forks, Spades, .Mattocks,
GrubHOes, Cro.O-bars, Digging Irons,
Sledges, Cross-eut Satcs, one set o.
Blaeksmith's ToOlse
ALSO
l60 acres Wheat, in the ground,
100 barrels Corn In the Crib,
400 bushels Oats, s
10 tons Timothy Hay, and d vct.iety.p,
other property.
TERMS,-Nine months credit on al sums a
bove Eve dollars, purchasers giving, bond and ap
proved security, bearing interest from date, bu
the interest will berenitted ifthe principal Be
puhciually paid. Sums under FIVE dollars cash
~ G. w. HAMMOND. !
March %, l643.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-06

NT Office is HEREBY GIVEN, that an
LIZ Election will be held on Thursday health
Of .9pfiI next, for the purpose Of electing two
6t and proper persons 10 represent The County
Of jefferson, in the next House Of Delegates OF
Yirginia-and- also for The election of st and
proper person to represent the. district CON-
posed of the Counties Of Frederick, Hampshire,
Morgan, Berkeley, Jefferson, Clarke, Warren,
and Page, Id the next Congress of the United
States.
A. the Court House, under the superinfend-
ence OF william Moore, Henry Bedinger, Jr.,
Thomas Briscoe, Andrew Hunter, and Thomas
Rawlins, or any two DIR more Of them.
At Shepherdstown, under the supe lntend-
ence Of Joseph McMurran, Edward Luahs, sr.
Dr. John Qulgley, Charles Harper, and Conrad
BiTlmyre, or any two or more offhem. !.
Al Smlih6eld, under the supefDtendenee Of
Thomas Watsons Sr., Mann ?. Nelson, W. w.
Throckmorton William Graniham, and James
Grantbam, or any two or more IL them.
At Harpers Ferry, under the sHperintendsnce
Of John c. Unseld, Isaac Fonke, Edward LII
cas-, Jr George Stephsnsoa and VIM. Cham
bers, or any two or more ofihe:p.
RICHARD DUFFIRLD,
Skes;f Of JsGsrson County.
Charlestown, March 80, Is43
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-06
RRuSTnE,S SALE.

nY virtue Of deed Of Trust executed by
~ George Backhouse, TO the undersigned,
and Joseph +. .Daugherty, now deceased, with
power TO the survivor 10 act therein. and dated
On the alth day Of December, 1889, and duly.
recorded in the clerks Office Of the county court
81 Jefferson, the undersigned win sell, at public
auction, 10 The highest bidder, for cash, before
The court house door in CharlestoNn, o. Friday
Ia 1874 dsy Of ns4i msnth, MAY, 1881
Fifty Acres
OF the csrtsin track Of land situated on thu
south east SIDE Of The Shenandoah river 10 the
county Of jefferson, adjoining the lands Of E. J.
smith, Roper, Howell. and others, and known
as part of{he "Rocksn tract The whole tract
contains about four hundred and htteen aeress
and the portion 10 DO sold is 10 be carved OF, Is
near.as may be 10 the form Of an oblong square,
from the southwest side Of the farm ey line
running parallel with James RoPer's line, from
the river towards the mountain.
Part Of said portion 10 be sold IS cleared land
and rArt clothed with, valuable timber.
Such iifls only o. Is vested 10 the trustee viii
Be made 10 the pufchsser--il is believed how.
aver 70 be indspuiable.
ANDREW HUNTER,
April s, 1913. Surviving Trustee
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-06
= = -
DIED.

OF Consumption, Al Hafpers-FerTy, on the
18th ult.. Mrs. ELlzlBErH RUSSELL, wife or Mr.
Thomas Russell. ST.. ia the 55Ih year OF her sge
On the 26th nit, MARY JosEPaME. aged Is
months, infsn, daughter Of the Ials Joseph T.
Daugheriy, Esq Of This town
IN Clarke county. on The path 1lt., Of Pneu-
monia Typhoides, MAReARkr ANN, wife Of Mr.
VIM. A cas,Ieman. in The 25,R year Of her age.
On the 2lsl uli., 10 Berkeley county, Mrs.
HiNKAHC. WEyER, consort Of Mr.. Casper We
yer, aged As years.
On the 24Ih ult., at the residence or her son,
Col. Edvsrd coslon, Mrs. ELIzABErH CoLsroN,
consort Of the late Raleigh Colsion, OF Berkeley
county. 10 the s6lh year Of her age.
In this town, on Tuesday night ;ast. afler an
illness Of some length and suffering the most
acute, Mr.. DoLPHfE DREw. Jr., in the 26th year
Of bis age. Anumerous come zion OF relatives,
and large circle OF friends, feel most deeply
this siTictng stroke Of Providence, which has re-
moved from their midst one in The spring time OF
life. ard sround whom their warmesl affections
were entwined.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-06
THE LaND

Purchased BY Boteler & Reynolds from the wi
dow and heirs Of Jacob. Glum. Also, THE
LAND purchased BY Boteler & Reynolds under
q decree Of the Superior Court of Chaasery
at Winchester, inthe suit Of George and Henry
Bova, against the admir- and heirs of Philip
Shouse, decd. Also, THE LAND purchased
BY Boteler 4 Reynolds from VIM. Short and
Daniel Miller, Trustee, in ! deed OF trust from
the widow and some Of the children Of Henry
KiDdle. Also, The Tract Of Land purchased BY
Boteler & Reynolds from the deVisees Of Jacob
Bedinger, deceased. .7k
Tsrms-CASH. 3. !. LEE, in.
April s, 1913 ".
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-06
EEE GO0nN.
a0R SpRING MD ,SITMlnER.

EOA 0EAlNG s1stO .O0sU@UEA.
WYE are now opening = splendid DOT Of goods
w which have recently been selected with
the greatest care and stisntion from The Balii-
more, Philadelphia, and New York markets.
We respectfully call The sltsntion of our frisnds
and the public generslIy. 10 he following arli-
clos ss . snail part or our siock--
"a brown muslins at eenis,
1-4brown muslins do
~ do heavy mpslinstts.
g. do do do l2t,
One case Of beautiful ~ beached muslin,
shirting u only 10 cents yard,
50 pieces cotton pantal00n studs from 10 to ia,
BIesehed and brown linen driIliDss. frOn 20 10
so cents,
100 pieces Americas Nankeen, best make, 81
tIsI2i per piece,
20 cases assorted prints from 4 10 20 esnis,
1 case do DO furniture, from 10 rs.
A splendid assortment Of cotton, linen. silk and
kid gloyss-hosiery Of every variety.
summer cloths, 81 psea. beautiful ves.iBss.
summer eassimeres, cloths OF every color,
Gambroons, silk and tabbJ velvet
Lawns, warranted fast eoloFs, pretty and cheap,
Mousline and Cashmere de Lanes.
Moaslin, silk and net shawls, ladies eravSts,
Tsrlton musiins, all coiors, Grape Iisse do do
All kinds Of edging and inserting. lace, muslins,
Cambria. jaeonet, plain and 6g. Swiss mssliDs,
,Tsble dapssk, tA
An assortment Of parasols and unbrellas
Beautiful figured silks,
FsAhionabie straw aad ?. B. Bonnets,
Bonnet lawns and silks, itti6e isl flowers
Bonnet and cap ribbons, &c &C.
II may be unnecessary 10 mention any other
artieles-sufice it ID say, ia addition, that We
have FL
loo dozen palm leaf hats, from 6lcepts up,
Good sugar FOR iip, tip top coffee for a 'leyen-
pence, not quite 10 high 10 cents, lower 8 cts.
Hardware, Iinware, boots and shoes, st
Hats Of every variety and very cheap,
Glass and Queensware,
Baltimore cured hams, sc. .s NJ
We again Pledgso ourselves to sell cheap, and
If you don't believe II call and see. ,i{
A & G Wi HOLLAND.
Hsrpers-Ferry. April 6.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-06
MON8NSAa

UNHE undersigned having been appointed BY
u. the county court ofJedersop, 10 have the
bridge in Charlestown, on the main street, re-
paired, will receive, till the Third Monday in
this month, proposals for repairing The same
They invite separate proposals for repairing the
same with masonry oniy-to be capped with
stone eight inches lhick--four feet long-tied
together with irons-also to be covered with
wood. The timbers used 10 be clear or sap
TIE masonry 10 DO Of stone, alternately binding
through the avail, large snd fat7-laid in mortar
OF sand ndslime Of good QUALIFY.
BRAXTON DAVENPORT,
JOHN STEPHENSON,
VIM. r. LOCK.
April 6. 1913.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-06
New & Cheap groceries,

AM now receiving a general supply Of new
u Groceries, which / will sell astonishiugIy
low for Cash, aud cash only-believing this
mode will promote the interest Of the buyer as
well as the vendsr. The following are some
Of the low prices at which | am Offering them
Prime N. o. Sugar at 81, best DO do a, 8 cents,
Good Loaf Sugar at l2i,
Good Coffee al 8 better 10; very best Grec1
Rio l2i; II
Best N. o. or Porto Rico Molasses 37ls
Dipped Candles, family use, l2t,
Sperm Cardles, best, 3lA,
Superior Gunpowder Tea at 81, X
Also--Rice. Prime Cheese, Crackers, Pepper,
/ Allspice, and all the smaller articles in the
same proportion.
/ am determined to sell as low, ifnot little
lower, than any house in the county, for Gosh.
March %. j MILLER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-06
sPRIMo GoonS.

USTrecesvec and for sale at very low prl-
q ces-Plaid Cottons and Checks,
"a 7-s "A "a Brown Cotton,
do do do Bleached do
do do do heavy Cotton Osnaburg,
Heavy Duck for negro pantaloons,
BurlaPs Nos and 2,
Bonn. Bingham, Bed Ticking \
A beautiful assortment Calico,
GandleEick Cotton Yarn, 80.
McENDREE
Shepherdstown, March %.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-06

Of REAL s PERSONAL Property.
Icy virtue of a Deed Of Trust, executed 10
ID the subscriber by Lewis Homar, in Order
to secure the pay mept Of certain SUM Of mo-
iney therein specified, as being due 10 Captain
John r. Smith, which deed is matter of record
10 the Clerks Office OF the County Court Of JEFF
ferson. shall proceed, on Wednesday, the 1911 Of
April neat, TO sell upon the premises, near Lee
town, the ENTIRE INTEREST Of said Lewis
Homar in the real estate Of his deceased father
Also, his interest in the personal estate of said
Homar, eceased, consisting in part Of some Ne
groes. also, one horse, two cows, two feather
beds and bedding, pair Of mahogany tables,
one dozen chairs, one secretary, one bureau, one
walnut table, one eight-day clock, carpet, and
q lot Of Kitchen Furniture.
The interest oflhe said Lewis in the real es-
tate as above offered, is ia amount the one un-
divided eighth portion of the farm near Leetown,
Of which his father, the late Jacob Homai died
seized and possessed, and on which Mr.. r. Bow
ers at present resides, subject to the dover in
terssts Of the widow of said jacob Homer de-
ceased, & Of the wife Of said Lewis. The farm is
productive one, well improved, and contains
1872 acres and some poles Of land. The pur-
chaser to be at the cost and trouble of having
the lands laid Of. t&
Terms Of Sale - CASH.
SPSuch title as is invested in the subscri-
Der as Trustee will be conveyed, though believ.
ed TO be indisputabIc. 4 Sale to commence at | |
o'clock, IA. NJ. when due attendance win be
given by JNo. R. BEALL,
March 80, 1913 Trustee.
UTThe above sale meets my appreciation
March 30. LEWIS HoNAR.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-06
CHURCH. NOTICE.

The Pew Rents OF The Episcopal Church FOR
the year ending The Isl instant, are now due T;
payment IS earnestly desired to be made TO N. s.
WHtrr, Esq who is the authorised collector Of
the rents. The Pews of the Episcopal chuych
will Be rented on Easter Monday Che 9Th
inst. al The Church. Persons DESTROYS IF rent
ing will please attend on that day; and holders
Of Pews who wish 10 surrender them, are re-
uues.ed to notify N. s. White, Esq Of that in.
:tenlion prior 10 that day:
Charlesiown, April s, lS43.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-06
SELLING OFF AT COST
H. FOR CASH.

HyHE subscriber informs bis friends and The
il public, that he is nos selling OF bis stock
Of goods at cost be offers his whole stock 70
sny person DESTROYS Of Purchssing and CON-
nsneing business. The sand is a desirable one
for beginner, ASH has good run Of custom
attached To il. The subscriber returns his sim
cere thanks 10 those friends Who have so kindly
pairobized him. apd respectfully asks eoniinu-
snce of the same. Those who know themselves
indebted 81 note or book account. are notified.
that unIess they are prompt 10 paying At least q
part Of their liabilities they viii be placed
q IL hands Of proper oaieers for collection
Attention to his Il requested, a. 10 justice 70
himself he will e compelled 70 pursue this
course, without respect % persons.
GEO. r. cHAMBERLIN.
Kabls,oun. April s, 1919.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-06
a5 REMAND.

ID AN AWAY on Monday norning The 9th Of
~ March last, NEGRO SOY named Harri-
SON. about 90 years % sgs. feet or inches
high, slender made, he i very black, and has
down loak-had on blue suit Of jeans, and an
old white hat The above reward viii b given
1.-THE 4 thksn up and secured in any jail.
April 8, 1853. W. H0oFF.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-06
RSD9 4AGO

Conveyed by Alexander Robinson and wife to
Henry Boteler, BY deed, dated August 8, 1917,
and by said Henry Boteler 10 Geo. Rey holds, by
deed, dated '5,h June, 1885, Said tract con-
lains about 49, Acres, and upon il has been
erected that we'll known establishments 1.-THE
POTOMAC MILL" attached to which is also
a Saw Mill, several permanent lime kilns sand
many valuable buildings This property isaso
generally and favoFably known that moTsd1ar-
ticuIar description is not deemed neeessafS ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-06
GROCERIES, FOR C.ASH !!

n IL who want TO buy The cheapest Grocs-
~ ries ever offered in this town, ought 10 call
At my cheap store, where Prime coffee can be
had at 8, 10, and l2i cents sugar 4, g., 3, and
10 centsS molasses at 33t per gallon loaf SUI
gar. good quality, 1874 cents; tea ga TO 90 cts. !;
rice at cents; cheese 10 candles l2i and
every thing else in the grocery line in proper
tion-now is the time for ali who want I'd get
cheap groceries 10 do so by calling at the store
Of y B PACKETT.
March 40 H n rs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-06
cARD-

The Shepherdstovn Total Abstinence Delega-
ton, through heir Secretary, tender their thanks
10 the citizens Of Charlestown for their kind aud
gsnllemanly treatment towards Them At the Con-
Teniion on Saturday last. Also, to Mr.. l. N.
Carer, for the use or his Parlor to form their
delegation. A.HUMRIcKHoUSE, Sec.
Shepherdslown, April ,. ls43
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-06
john a. %. Hardin =,

ID EsPEcTFULLY informs The public, he.
II having again rsntedSthe commod ious room
now 10 bis occupancy, bis school will DO epsned
snew On TUESDAY ne IN Day n .apta mart
The object and aim of hi, plan OF Instruction,
viii BE 70 impart. by uureml,iHg sxerticR, 80
accurate and radical knowledge Of he sab-
lects to which the Students attention NAV Be
directed as 70 prepare him for entering intss 80.
tive business He cannot omit 10 express Ire
deep feelings ofgratiiuds he enlertains to wards
those friends who have already 50 literally pa
trouiEed him as an instructor Of youth.
n. B, The room being spacious, light and
airy, greater number Of scholars can 81 ac-
tcommoaatsd than have hitherto attended me
school,. st
March 80, IH43.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-06
LARD lamps.

a s economy is, and should be generally
IA prseiissd these times, We ordered and
have nov on hand. an assortment Of Bristania.
Lard Lamps. which give brilliant and cheap
light+=for sale at the manufacturers prices.
April A & g w HOLLAND.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-06
CORY LarD.

g7L0N the day or the above sale, and on The
premises,I will probably offer FOR rent. for a
corn crop, about eighty acres Of land in fine or
der, with privilege Of stabling, and house for
hands to occupy whilst working and gathering
the crop, and also il The renter wishes, large
quantity Of manure, 10 be put upon the land.
CIV. HAMMOND
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-06
no Contractors.

yElRoM 500 to 1000 psrehss Of MsAdanissd
- Stone. broken to pass through tuo-inch
ring. are wanted 81 different points on the turn
pike between chaFiestoWn and The lower toll
gate. Proposals 10 writing for quarrying, break
ing. delivering. and spreading the whole or part.
viii Be- received BY Mr.. KEyEs, the Treasurer,
till ne 10th Of April-also. from the owners Of
land, Tor leave Of qusrrying or picking of stone.
April 6slRl3.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-06
New Goods.

9NHE pubscriber has just received his Spring
~ Supply 81 Servants wear--such, As peDi-
ientiary Plaids, heavy brown cotton, and cotton
osnaburgs, heavy twillsd cotton for pantaloons,
with burlaps, linen, Nos. a., 2, and 3, at reduc-
ed prices. E NJ AISQUITH.
March 9 s fs4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-06
.NEW SPRI.NG / GOODSI@ :

Ohm B. PACKETT is now opening large
- and splendid stock OF spring and summer
goods, purchased in Baltimore and Philadslpha
FOR cash, and will be sold 90 per cent. lower
than they can be bought fu this town or county.
All who buy for cash will certainly save money
BY calling on him
March 30. rig gA