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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-01-27
TO THE FFLIC1 ED!

al HE undersigned ha. ju.t received and will
~ keep on hand, "a supply OF the following,
Celebrated and Popular Medicines, Viz:
DR. Mofiats' Celebrated lie Pills l. Phsnis
Bitter..
DR. Boggs' Tonic Mixture, Nerve end Bosa
Lii ament.
DR.. Briggs Tonic and Asti-billious ills is'
Fever L. Aguc.
DR.. Boggs Compound Fluid TX. Of Sarsaps'
rilla.
All orders for Agencie, must b. addressed
(post paid to DR.. J, . Boggs, Fairyiew. ME-:
General wholesale Agent. Or to the undessignsd
SIMON Il SPIGHT,
Agent for Tippah County
Ripley. January, l ls43.
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OF THE
RIP EY ADVE TISE K,
Folum, .cond

an HE great interest taken in the Presidential
~ canvas, together with its 4 ear approach,
renders the acquisition OF political intelligence
u m after Of i'm ort,nce to the pubic. Tn, lin
tied means possessed b., the imm. diate North.
eastern section If the State where no paper cir
cuIate. TO u great extent, calls for something to
supply the d.fci-ncy. Under these ciCun> tam
ces, the unders,gned presents the claims Of the
RIPLEY ADVERTISER as medium Of publ,
information.
In dong this, he deems it unnecessary to enter
into lengthy exposition Of the character OF the
paper. Its publication for twelve u.6nths past
has gwen the lublic some opportunity to judge
OF lis claims to support. II will advocate, as
heretofore, the hiy cause, believing. as does
the Undersigned, that the ascendency of whg
principles will promote the best interests aud
prosperity ct the country. But whist he will
endeavour zealousl, o maintain his own p lit,
cal views, respect viii be had for the opinions O
those o' his Il u " citizens who differ with him
Whatever %! interest occurs in the proceeding
"ftne State Legislature will find place in th
q columns of the Advertiser; and il will be tn
constant enueavor of the undersigned to suit, a
tar AZ practicable. the tastes OF all in the choic
of matter, aud tn present an acceptable sheet t
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this pla e. he Trusts hat a liberal patronag
u will be extended to him, especially by tho,
+. whose political opinions coincide with his own
h TEkMS-The kipiey Advertiser will b
re- Published every Saturday, at s. 81 per annun
!, in advance J. F. FORD.
". December, l6l3.
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From the Glasco~ Chsrls, Circular.
TIE POOR MANS WEDDING.
we'd thee, girl. as poor men wed,
To share y lot Of toll and care;
M gems will deck our bridal bed.
Bu, Love will s,rew his roses there;
No crioging slave, no meuial 'hrong
Will seek our nuptial novels 'ha'ch;
No ,tends will bear US swift alng-
Fur ours is no; Coburg match!'
I did no. seek thee fer thy gold,
For wealth thy fancy might bes'ow;
Nv love was no, feeling sold,
For cen as an, poor art thou,
Iwooed no, with q tongue to which
The lust of Mammon lent its art;
do moi wed thee to be rich
For mine is not COburg heart!
Thou dost not take me 70 thine arms,
By state necessity imPelIed,
While condecens,on yield my charms,
IL be with humble reverence held
/ choose thee my poor lot TO cheer,
10 shed radiance DER my life,
And no, to frown or dom1neer-
For thou art not Cobufg's wife:
When limo The plasing hope shall give,
That soon pledge will bl.ss our love,
Tha, IN another we shall I've
Another priced ourselves above
NJ court physician will be feed,
(Puffed in the public prints) TO watch,
Lest some mishap should spoil The breed
For ours 10 not Coburg match!
And when orr infan,'s cry 10 heard
Swee. music to parents ear
NJ 1anery foul, no pomp absurd.
Will greet The little stranger here.
The public money will no. keep
Our babe, by princeIy titles styled;
Peers will not rock tina: babe to sleep--
For ours will " no Coburg child!
oh, no! our union will no. bear
The seal Of stamp Of shame!
But We, our 10. wall be more fair
Than those who boast higher name.
For 10 unite us Two, at least,
No grooming people 'ighs and smar,s!
NJ nations taxes spread our feast
For ours, love, are not Royal hearts!
= Eboh,,-~ Nm. tha fnrner (i,la NJ
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"Choburg was The former lille Of 'h'
Queens husband.
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MAILS AT RIPLEY, MI

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MAILS AT RIPLEY, MI
TUSCUMBIA MAIL.
ARRIVES. DEPARTs.
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q Sundays a,6PM T. Sundays q. 5Ax.
HOLLY SPRINGS MAIL.
~ Arrives, departs,
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q sundays a,4AM sundays At 7Sa
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wednesday. at7rM Thursda, M3A1
OXFORD MAIL
Arrives, Departs,
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PURDY MAIL,
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TIE NEW YORK
Weekly Tribune.
Is PUBLISHED IN TME CITY OF YOnx.
Saturday Morning,
IN QUAETO FORM ON A VERY LARGE
SHEET.
And afforded to Subscribers in the County Z
81 PER ANN NJ.


CrySlX copies will be iorwaId ed . yeas for
EN- dollars; TEN copies Tor 10; and any isr.
ger humber in The latter proportion Pay nsns
in advance invariably required, and the paper
stopped whenever the term Of such Psy neas 81.
pires.
The TnlsuNE-w whether in ito daily or weekly
edition will be what its name iisports-- AN ~.
hlnctinA supporter ofthe Peoples Rights snd
Interests, in stern hos.it, 10 III. errors OF super
fetal theorists OF uhjn ter Imperfect Legislation,
and the schemes aud sophistrits oi sell sesSsne
'icmagouges. 1t will stlenously advocate tne
Protection Of American Industry against 'he
gra'ping and to us heishtcning policy OF EuraPs
an government, aud the unequal COMpetitioa
which they force upon us, 1t will advocate tie
restoration OF a sound aud uniform Entionsi
Currency and urge Il discreet Lut determined
prosecution OF internal lnl roysment. The RI.
trenchment wherever practicable, of Govern
mem Expenditures, ami OF Executive Patronage
will be zealously urged. In short, this PAPER
will faithfully MAINTAIN and earnestly adsocuts
the prime pies and neasuse which the People
approved in tevoisius on Wing Statesmen tie
conduct OF their Gov, rnment.
But u smal portion CT its columna will he
devoted 10 purely political discussions. Tie
proceedings OF Coz gress will be carefully recOr.
died., the fcreisn and domestic intelligence curly
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CHARIrY--Ihough the goodness Of a
mans hear, did not incline him 10 acts Of
charity, one would think the desire Of honor
should. For as building fine houses, pur-
chasing 6ne clothes, pictures and other such
like articles Of expense, show nothing more
than an ambition to be respected above 9th
er people, would MT one great act Of chart.
t., one ms lance Of redeeming poor fami,
from oil tho miseries Of poverty, or restoring
an unfortunate tradesInan to the means 81
procu ring livelihood by his industry, &C
qui,e him more real respect, md lasrns
honori The former are the works Of o,hr
people. hands; The latter the acts of hi
own heart.-FieldiHg.
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LYNCH LAW.-Last week man
calling himself Mr.. Lebard OF New Jers-,
bough, large bills Of goods at four diff rent
stores at Easton Pa. which he promssa a
send for, II was soon found however, ,har
he had no monsv TO pay for them. aad ina,
he had been imposing upon the mer.
chants. A council Of the person. dup-d
vns At once held, and summary punish
men' agreed upon Cowhidss were pro
cured and Lebar publicly whipped through
the streets Of Easton! Much exc,temen
was produced, and we learn BY the Wing
that four persons have been bound over 10
appear before he aext court Of Quarter
Sessions 40 pr' c,psI Lynchers, when the
whole affair will be investigated and dis.
posed Of according TO aaohes code Of laws.
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Job Printing

" all kinds neatly executed a, this O.
hcs' and IN terms to suit the times.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-25
Notice to Customers.

HyHE subscriber ever DESTROYS tofplease, and
u promote the interests of all those who
call 10 see him, has just fitted up bis store with
nestness, and is now receiving general assort-
ment Of English, French aud German Fancy
Goods, together with heavy stock Of Domes-
lies, consisting in part Of the following
SuPerfne Fancy Cloths Cassimeres & Vestings,
Brown Cotton "a, A, 54 very heavy and
cheap, from 81 10 10 cents,
Six pieces Of Calico. a new article,
Mouslin de Lains and Chusans Of every grade
and quality,
Heavy Burlaps, DrilIinys and Linseys, for SER
wants,
New York Jeans,
Cassinels figured and plain at all prices.
Hardware,a general assortment, such as locks
mails, chissels, augers, shoe lacks, sPaTables,
spikes Of every size, &c.
Queensware, a splendid assortment Of new pat
terms,
China and Glass Ware, plain and gill figured.
The above cheap supply or Goods. together
with the stock before on hand, enables me "a
say with safety, that it is The interest 81 all
who want cheap and fancy articles TO give me ?
call. do not want money; Country. Produce
will suit my purposes, and therefore any one
thatwa the highest cash prices for their pro-
duce ought to call on me, where they can be &C
commodaied with every article usually kept or
hand in dry goods store II is with pleasure
that express my undated confidence in tbs
people Of HarFers-Ferry, and of Jefferson gen
orally. r d DORIAN.
Harpers.Ferry Ian Or 2t M
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-25

4 OFFER for sale, the following Tracts Of
4 fine Land. in the Counties Of Jefferson and
Berkeley -
l.. a Tract of 500 Acres. three miles
below Msrtinsburg now in the tenancy Of Du-
gald Campbell, whose term expires in'April
g. Two Farms OF about 500 Acres each,
in Berkeley snt jefferson Counties, on Opequon.
with extensive and very rich low grounds, now ir
the occupancy Of Benjamin Boley.
T 3. My Woodbury. Estate, on which |
resided two years ago, in Jefferson County, cor
tanning $40 Acres.
A.. NV Hazle6eld Estate, OF GOO Acres
to be sold entire or divided
5. My Sulphur Spring Tract, Of 40
Acres, on opequon, with a very fine Sulphur
Spring, which was for many years known as
Menghini's sulphur Spring.
These Tracts will be sold on the most accom-
modating terms and divided where prac ticable,
TO suit purchasers. Immediate payment Of no
part OF the purchase money will be required
provided, interest be paid and good security
with mortgages on the premises be given. The
terms vii be made as easy and accommodating
as any purchaser can ask.
n. ST.. G TUCKER:
Hsz!e6eld. Sept 81. ls43-tf
The tenapts on the lands will show the pre-
misses, aud give such information as may be de-
sirable =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-25
\ 2 " 2 sTABLIsHMDF7
DOOR q 8lOA
MANUEACTORY.

.ETVHE SUBSCRIBER has taken the shop one
u door East OF the Store of Mr. David
Humphreys in charlestown, where be designs
carrying on the above business 10 all its various
branches. He has made arrangements By Which
he will be constantly supplied from the cities Of
Baltimore and Frederick, with The best mhteri-
ais, and purchased al the lowestPrIees. He has
just furnished himself with very extensite as
sortment Of Lasts Of the Gerry latest sly FASH
onand will at al times have workmea Of the first
order. LadiesS GenilemeV can De supplied with
the best work. aiishorlest police and at reduced
prices. Hevili be happy u, receive CALI
JAMES MCDANIEL
N B I would avail myself OF the onpoltun j.
q TO tender my sincere thanks 10 my Customers
IN the neighborhood Of Halltown, for the liberal
patronage heretofore extended 10 ma, and
would here remark that my engagements in
Charlestown. win 10 no wise interfere with my
shop in Halltown, and win be happy 10 CON
tinue to receive their favois.
Mr.. John Stephens will, in my absence, attend
10 all business there J MCDANIEL
Charlestown, Jan 95. l644-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-25
a vANWADNH EARM
TOR SALH,
In Jefferson County, Tsn.


gHVHE subscriber Offers for saies very yaIu-
sbls TRACT OF LAND, belonging 10
Or Alexander s Dandridge, now 10 The eeeu-
P1Bcy OF Mr. Minor Harst.
The Perm above mentioned eonlains 2S6
ACRES. Of which there is = proper proportion
in ine timber, and The rest cleared land Of the
verx hest QUALITY. lis location IS most desira-
Bile IN point Of access to market, being distant
only one mile from the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
Road md within ! quarter OF mite 81 the
She che rdstorn and smith6eId. turnpike. The
Buildings uoou the land are comfortable. and 10
all respects well adapted 10 the eonyenienee
Of the purchaser.
The Terms of sale eau be ssceriained BY ap-
plication 10 ADAM S DANDRIDGE,
.arsaf Jor Dr.. A 5. Danartdgs,
erLsneasier Examiner insert 81 and forward
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-25

I'd ESPECTFULLY informs his friendt ant
- Old customers that be sliiI e6ptln5ss L
carry 90 his Boot and shoe Manufaetots It he
Old Stand, opposite Miller & Tste,s Store .aher.
pc will be harpy 70 wait on his old euslamers
and d many new ones, Is may favor him with
their custom.
He pledges himself that bis work shsH b.
done 10 as heat and substantial manner. an,
At as cheap rates as At any establishment IA III,
place.
He will manufacturs such work a. lie ha,
been 10 the haoil Of makiug. Al the sane re
dneed prices which the were sold al, and viii
also make up such work as is sold in the isore.
at the same prices.
chaIlssioWn, Jan f5. 1874 f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-25
John Avis. .Jr..

WTouLD hereby respectfully inform his
w friends and customers tina he continues
al his CID Stand. next door Eas, OF Carriers Hs
tel whhre will be constantly kept on hand, 81
made T. order at the shortest notice, every de.
lscrptifln>of BOOTS and SHOES, manufactured
Of The best materials, and BY experienced work
men.
My prices will in no instance exceed those OF
any other manufactory in the place-nor indeed
those sold in Stores. Ny Boots shall be manu-
featured as cheap as the cheapest, and the pub
Tic may rest assured that the work shall be done
10 . better manner and al as low prices as The
homemade work sold ID the stores.
At the earnest solicitation Of number of the
citizens Of SMITHFIELD. he has consen led 10
open room in that town for The purpose o: TAX
ing measures and leaving work, aud Invites his
Smiih6eld friends'to call and examine the qua
lty Of his work, confident that il needs only
such exclamation, and a look at his bill oil
prices, to secure their custom. He has taken
the room one door west Of Beckwith's Store,
where he may be found on every Thursday.
! THE season Of year is at hand when settle
| mIents CT standing accounts are generally made,
apd my friends are respectfuliy informed thai
their bills have been drawn oil, and that the
win be waited on shortly.
/ Char.estown, Jan 4, 1871.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-25
THE MARKETS.
O6ies Of the Baltimore .4m,riean, :
IannarY %. s pm Z

CATTLE.-Thers we're 600 head Of Beet
Cattle offered for sale at the Scales this morn.
ing. all 81 which met with ready sale 81 former
prices. About eco head were taken by packers
and the balance BY butchers at prices rang ing
from Al so 10 50 a7a per 100 lbs. on the booi
as in quality, which isseqnai to s3ss4 so net.
HOGS There have been but few live Hogs
in market. and we note sales Of about I5o head
to-day eli a. 37A per 100 lbs Killed Hogs are
selling al S4sS4.12i, and are dull. h
FLOUR We note sales OF about 700 barrels
Poward'sreel Flour OF good mixed brands from
store this morning at 81 50I Holders generally
ask the same price, and are very firm; Settle
ments for receipts BY ears we're made to-day Al
"a BIAS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-25
sue, attne neao OF Duiskin,
Containing 4O6 Acres.
The time has come,

nv HENRI is necessary that those persons
Wv who have been owing me from twp to
fifteen years should pay, They will remember
it has been two years since ] made change in
my business. at which time earnestly reddest-
ed them to pay the amount due from each..tr at
least part Very many have disregsrded shat
request, and 10 such now give due notice, that
unless they pay all or part Of what they lave
been owing $50 long, by the first Of March
next, they may look Cor visit from the proper
officers, without respect 10 persons.
B 4. TowNER.
Shepherdstown, Jan IS, 1874.
g1hThose persons knowing themselves in
debtSd TO B T Towner s Co. are also rsqdetted
TO pEy up TIL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-25

The fact that The revenue! Of The la
wear or Two from customs has been les,
thar the expenditures Of the government,
Is frequently cited 10 show that the en-
!, isiing tariff is MI adjusted on rerenus
principles. n il il be. thar the expendi.
lures must be very exsfavaesni. Bul
what do those persons who thus contend
\ think of another Tact. which they invafia-
ply shrink from as il they were touching
lhot iron--so wit. that the expenditures
during Van BureE administration ex.
ceeded The revenue. both from lcusloms
and from sales Of the public lands. BE
TWEEN THIRTY AND FORTY MIL
LIONS OF D0LLARS-beine an ape
rage ofupuards Of eiga niliioas o. dollars
lger annu,al Was the tsfiff tk<n 50 high.
ly protective as 10 be problbIlory. Oh
were the expenditures then so enormous;
t QncludiDg the defalcations,) as to exceed
so greatly az amount of revenue fuIIs ad.
eqaate TO an economical administration 81
the government-an amount, WHICH IA:
exceeds the appropriations made BY the
last Wing Congress ior that purposei We
should be glad 10 hear from some OF the
denouncsrs Of the present~tariff Lynch.
burg Huginiaa.
| Mr.. Fan Buren, on Free Negro Saf
flage.-That Mr.. Van Buren, voted ioi
Free Negro Suffrage inilbe New YorL
Convention OF 1870. even Loco Focoism
lintimieaied by the Record. is compelled
Ito admit. Il is. zhowever, = painful adj
mission which. it is plain, they would no
4 make if1there was any way to avoid it,
They get oyer il as well as they can. anC
ltheir method Of doing 50 is curious, name
lly. by nndemovatising The little Magi
tcian. They say, true, that Mr.. Van Blu
rem did vote for free negro suffrage, bu
he did SO with qualification. What
that Cuff, II be presumed to vote, shopl'
prove himself TO be worth Two Hun1fet
and Fifty Dollars OF most lame de
fence for Democrat pay ercsLlence =
You, Pomp, and you Cesar and Brutu
shall not vote. because you have not tn
money, the property. the pelcier 10 quail
lfy you for the exercise oi that high AM
sacred franchise; but ypu CTassais, yoi
are Quallhed man, and as you are WoFt
$3.50, you thereby furnish irrefTagable evi
dence Of your compelenee for self govern
Isment
II If this Argument lays well in any man
mouth ii certainly, does not in tba, Of hlr
who,is put9torwsrd.ss the Chief Of Democ
racy !--RichmOad Whig.
!. A PaoFosED COMPETITION WITH TIL
UNITEp STATES Posi- 0FFicEEsTABLIsH
MENT.-The Philadelphia Inquirer say
that Company has been formed will
the object OF establishing lines for th
transmission Of letters at cheap rates Q
fpostsgA throughout all parts Of the Union
is proposed that The highest rate 10
single letters, not weighing more thai
/ half an ounce, shall be six and quartz
cents 70 any part Of the country, Will
envelopes will be sold at lower rate
twentt OF more for dollar. The pei
sons engaged 10 this enterprise eonien
that the law OF Congress prohibiting pr
vate mails are unconstitutional. and the
are anxious TO have them tested on. ih
point Is speedily as possible. LYsANDE
SPooNER. Esq. gentleman Of Worcester
. Mass &C hnsetts, is understood 10 be prir
! lcipal 10 the enterprise
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-25
.u.8RRTED.

On Thursday the 18th inst. by The Rev. John A.
Gere. MIR. JaNEs Y. HAnRIs to Miss MARGARET
ANS JEkKINs--sll Of this county.
On Thursday morning last by the Rev John o.
Rrien, sir. GtoRGE Lynch. TO Miss ELIzABErH
PArSES-bolh Of Harpers-Ferry,
On Thursday evening the 18th inst 81 Winehes-
ter Va, b. the Rev. John SSmith. Mr.. MEsHkcH
KIRRr ID Miss. Sarah JoNTs-both Of Harpers-
Ferry. III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-25
COOK STOVES,

II RESPECTFULLY csll The attention Of the
public 10 a Cock Sfose lately sent me from
Catoctin Furnace. This Stove IS now in store
ana / shan take pleasure 10 showing 10 any who
may wish to see il, i think il is entirely supe-
rior 10 any stove now in use In Virginia. and al
less price. H ALEEMONG.
Ien 0S 81 -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-25

WY virtue Of a Deed Of trust, executed 70 ne
kA s,hsrriber. by william Rirhstein hbd wife,
% ahe Ast dsy Of, April, 1853. AM o. record 70
The county court Of leifersen county, -, WI.
expose 10 sale, 10 front Of Daniel En-isr's Hoie'
10 shepbeIj<lown. at pabllp e1clion, on "a
Tl9RpAY The 2t.h day of fEbkUAk1 ns sse
The House & Lot,
/ il ,hs Tpwn Of shepherds.own, On WashIngton
Street, and known apd Distinguishes m me P'o'
! 81 said fown b. LotE No Isl
TerDs of sale Is described ~ me Deed
cssr, Posssssion given On The FIRST daysof Apr
sexs. sneh title Is S vested IN the Trustee
Twin 81 given the purchaser, which however, =
IssI;evs.i 10 IS indisautable. Sale 10 take plac'
At 2 o'tloek ?. n. JOHN Nolan =.
shspksr5tto~t, Jan. IS lsts. = tws
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-25
. New Tailoring
ISPABIgI s lElIa.EI,IlLs,.aS f Il
FROM BALTIMORE.

0oHN J CoWLEY, respectfully informs the
- citizens or Charlestowh and the adjacent
country, that he has commenced the Tailoring
Business N the shop lately occupied By Thomas
D. Webster. two doors east OF carier's Hotel,
where he hopes by strict aneniion 10 business,
to merit and receive share Of public patron
age, Rledgng himself that no pains shall be
spared 70 please those who may give him their
custom.
e7Courtry Produce will be taken at cash
prices for work
Charlestown, Jan IL. 1874 3ls
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-25
For Sale.

nLoTER SEED-applJ at the store Of Mr..
" John Yates, Hsltown. and Il Tie store Of
Messrs. Keyes Kearsley, ChariesteNn-
TeTms--Cash-
Also, 900 bushels OF Oats, grown Of if42,
Of 6ne quality. 100 barrels Of Eprp, and ?
quantity Of Locust Timber suitable tot posts
and rail road sills-aPPly 70 MI. TnonsY ..
BeaIl, near Leetawp, for the cere ana; iocus'
timber. credit will be given vntil Isl Sept
pext-ir preferred, for approved paper
q GEORGE B kBEALI-
Jan 25. 1874.