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William Davis. In Jackson,
Vs. COnmou pless
II. 4. n

William Davis In Jackson,
VS.. Common Pleas
Walter Davis & others In Partition.
"ALTER Davis, David Davis and Luther
w Davis Of Ross county, Ohio, James Da.
Wis, Samuel Davis, Joseph Davis, Archibald Da.
Wis and Joseph White, Stephen White, Walter
White, David White, John White, Lovina
White and Abb White. children and heirs Of
Deborah and Archibald White deceased, resi-
dence unknown, and Mary Mofiit and Henry
MOffit Of some part of Ohio, and Ruth Wind.
sor widow Of George Windsor deceased, OF
Rochester in Ohio, will take notice that a petit
ton was filed against them
on the first day of April, A. D. 1854,
in the Court Of Common Pleas of Jackson
county, Ohio, by William Davis, and is now
pending, wherein the said William Davis de-.
mands Partition OF the following real estate,
situate in Jackson county, Ohio, to wit The
west half Of the north east quarter, and the
north east quarter Of the north east quarter Of
sec ton twenty, township eight and range nine
teen, containing one hundred and tw enty acres ;
and that at the next term of said court applca-
ton will be made by the said William Davis,
for an order that Partition may be made of said
premises. WILLIAM DAVIS;
By LEVI DUNCAN, his Atty.
April 6, '54. 2-40d
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New Boot and Shoe Store.
Opposite the ISham House,
JACKSON, OHIO.

JACKSON, OHIO.
Know all Wen by these Presents, That
I've moved my shop from Ishams square,
To Martins across the street;
Where do mean to carry on,
And do my work complete.
Both Doors and SHOES, mean 10 keep,
I'll try to make them well
Morocco, Kidsnd other kinds,
I'll always have to sell.
am not rich, my neighbors know,
To live then,-work | must;
Beside, my cash 1t is but low,
And it hardly suits to trust.
Some promise fair 10 pay next week,l
think, some times in fun;
That's promise do not like,
AS next week. will never come
I've many customers that are good,
And that I've often said;
For when Igo or send bill,
The cash is always paid,
To them give my humble thanks,
I'll work for them again;
And if the cash is not at hand,
OF them I'll not complain.
So I'll stop my pen and say no more,
But work for prices fair,
And live in hopes among the rest,
That will get my share.
JOHN NELSON.
Jackson, April l3, "a. 3-~
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mtsfelloneolls.
Sheriff Sale,
Wilson BARroS, In Jackson

Wilson BARroN In Jackson
vs.. } Common Pleas.
Handy Barton. ct. ais. In Partition.
Pursuance Of an order Of sale, issued from
ID the Court Of Common Pleas, Of jackson
county, Ohio, in the above cause, and TO me di.
rectcd, ] will expose to sale, at public auction,
on the 18th day Of May, A. D., 1854,
at the hour Of o'clock, P. NJ. Of said day, at
the door Of the Court House, in the Town of
jackson jackson county Ohio, the following
described real estate. situate in Jackson coun,
ty, to.wit: The west half the north cast quar-
ter and the north east quarter Of the south east
quarter and the south east quarter Of the north
east quarter Of section No. Is, Township No 8.
Range No. II, in the district Of lands subject to
sale at Chillcothe, Ohio, subject to the dover es
tate Of Charlotte Barton, widow Of Thomas
Barten decd. assigned by metes and bounds in
said premises, upon the terms following, to.wit
One third cash in hand, one third in one year
and the residue in two years with interest from
the day Of sale.
yINTON POWERS, sl'GLC.
April G, "a 2-tdm
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rectly copied from copies certified by
the Secretary Of State.
JOHN STEPHENSON
Auditor of Jackson County.
Opening OF Japan.

The visit of Commodore Perry, in Ju.
ly last, has no doubt FASTENED the event
which his return would probably have ac.
complished, but the actual achievement
is due to The Russians, not to the Amer.
leans. While Commodore Perry deemed
il the wisest course. after delivering the
letter OF the President of the United
States in due form at Uraga. to allow six
months to elapse before requiring an an.
swer, Admiral Pontiatine, without dictat
ing the place where he should hold inter.
course with the Japanese authorities, wen,
as directed, to Nangasaki, and has sue.
ceeded in negotiating, apparently without
any sacrifice of national dignity, and
with the sort of success which the world
was more prepared to expect from the
Russian autocracy. According to the
INFO rmaton we have received from the
authentic soure, some time after the Rus
sian Admiral had ntmated his presence
and objects Of at Nangasaki, two high
officers arrived, and, after entertaining
him at feast on shore, entered upon the
objects Of the visit in friendly aud even
cordial manner. In substance they sta.
ted very candidly that the Japanese
Government, seeing the earnest desire OF
foreign nations to hold intercourse with
them, and their own people being anxious
TO trade, Il had been resolved to open the
commerce of Japan 10 all nations.
In this spirit, all the ports of Japan
might at once be considered open to for.
eign vessels requiring TO refit or 10 take
in wood and water; but to avoid distur
Dances. the crews must not be allowed
TO land. This, however, is only confirm.
ing what foreigners have already enjoyed
without fairly acknowledging. With re.
gard to commercial intecourse, the ia.
panese officers stated that, after centuries
ct seclusion, some preparations were
necessary, and year must elapse before
any treaty or privileges to trade could
come into operation. We have no doubt
as to the accuracy Of this information,
and are further inclined to believe that a
similar result might have been effected
long ago by Great Britain, if she had
ever been fortunate enough to intrust her
interests in this part of the globe to any
one who did not look steadily and exclu.
sively@to his own fortunes, and how to
obtain honors without deserving them. Dr.
Bowring may not be insensible 10 either
but he is less likely than any of his pre-.
decessors. or any admiral we have seen
on the station, to overlook the opporuni
ty of achieving lasting reputation for
himself-China Mail.
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Road Notice.

YZAHERE will be petition presented
u to the Commissioners of Jackson
County, at their hext term, praying them
to appoint viewers and surveyor, to view
and establish road as follows: Commen-
cling at the county road at the end of John
Lackey's s lane, lnnning south along said
lane to where it passes his garden, thence
east along the line to the east line of said
Lackey's land; thence south along the
line between hin and the Stephenson farm
to the south west corner of said Stephen
sons farm, thence to walnut tree eight
rods east of the Jones house, from thence
to the fence eat of Marcus w. Chering-
ton meadow, iunning with said fence to
his wheat field; hence to the line between
Andrew Yeager and Clinton Cherington,
and run south abng said line to the town
ship line; thence east along said line to
the south lane between W. II. G. Jinkins
Benjamin Arthur, thence along said lane
to the lane that passes said Arthurs house,
running east along said lane, to where it
turns south, thence south so as to run the
line on the west side of Green Shumate S
farm, and continue south on said line to
intersect the road where said line crosses
said road west of Harrison Shumate' S
house.
May 4. 81. e.
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Road NOIicC.

qZlAHERE will be petition presented to
wE the Commissioners Of Jackson coun
ty, at their meeting on the first Monday
in June, next, praying for an alteration
in the county road leading from the Ports.
mouth road TO the Jackson Furnace road;
commencing at the south end of Hezekah
Shepherds lane. in Scioto township.
thence the to black tree near the pres
ent travelled road on Elizabeth J. BiairS'
farm; thence the best way along said
travelled road to the Jackson Furnace
road aud there to end.
May 4, "A. 6-4w.
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M AR RIED

MARRIED--On the 7th inst, by the Rev. ]. T
Holiday, Mr.. JOHN NJ. SMITH, and EUMcE RAD
CLlFPE, all Of this County. .....
Friend John being tired Of bachelors life,
Con-, ID one day to take him a wife;
Being thus, with love, fully equipped,
OFF to the country away he trppedi
Fair Eunice at last he hos fonnd,
And by tho priest to her wAs bound
Then in wcdlock's holy, silkon bands,
They were tied both hearts and hands.
At last friend John, the deed you've done,
You fought right bravcly and fpir Eunicc won;
Bospt by foes both great and small,
You stole march and beat them all
Their wailipgs now will soon be Ger,
And things go on Us heretofore,
BY the help Of wodlOOk's sweetest joys.
May you be blessed with girls and boys.
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ESTRAY MARE,

1CTRAYED away from the subscriber at Iron VAL
- Icy Furnace, Jackson county, small SORREL
a. MARE. Said mare was with foal when
IN she went away, had three white feet, was
about eight years old and shOd all round No other
marks Of notice being remembered Twill pay to any
person the sum Of Five Dollars that will deliver said
mare to either Esquire Fisher in Huntington town
ship Gallia county, or to myself at Iron Valley
Furnace. ANY person living ten miles distant OF
over having taken up said mare will please address
THOMAS HAGERTY,
Burlington, jackson Co., o.
NAV IL, 1854, 7-3w
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Road Notice,

ENHERE will be petition presented to the
IL Commissioners of Jackson county at their
next meeting, praying them to appoint viewers
and surveyor to view and establish county
road, as follows: Commencing at the county
road, at the south west corner of Finley Cher
ington's land, in Franklin Township, running
from thence north along said line to opposite
said Cheringtons vel, from thence east through
said farm so as to pass the south east corner Of
said Cherington's wheat field, running from
thence through Jesse Clark's farm, leaving said
Clark's stable north of said road, thence run
ming through Phillip Russel's farm, leaving his
house south of said road, passing near black
oak tree to white-oak stake, on his east line,
thence north along said line to the north east
corner of said Russell's land, from thence east
on the line between Timothy Marvins and Geo.
Scurlock's land, to interseCt the State road at
said point.
Nav '54. e.
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Sheriff Sale.

DY Virtue of writ of execution issued from
ID the Clerks Office of the Court of Common
Pleas, in and for jackson county, Ohio, and to
me directed, will expose to sale at public auc-
ton, on Saturday the
10th day of May. A. ID. 1854,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A, NJ, and a
o'clock P. NJ. of said day, at the door Of the
Court House, in the town of Jackson, in said
Jackson county, the following described real
estate situate in said county, to wit The south
east quarter of the south west quarter of section
ten, aud the north east quarterof the north west
quarter of section fifteen, township seven, range
i9, containing IS and thrty-nine hundredth
acres. Appraised at $4,000; taken in execu
ton as the property of James Chumley, at the
suit of Moses Sternberger, assignee Of James
Mccormick. vINTON POWERS, sh'ff. J. G
April 90, 81 4--tds
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Dissolution Of CO-Partmcrship.
sciotO 4 Mocking valley I.aiI Rond.

SciOtO Il Hooking valley Rail Road.
g h Ross, Wholesale Grocer, Portsmouth, Of
~ fcrS his large assortment of Groceries, &t
to Merchants and others of Jackson, and adjon-
ing counties, who may visit Portsmouth for sup.
plies. S. r. Ross, will give prompt attention to
the receipt of Goods and Groceries, arriving by
River, and forward them by the first train; and
wiIIaso attend to the sale or forwarding of Pro-
duce. Pig Iron, Grain, &c, arriving by cars
charges low.
u Orders promptly filed, and letters of in
quirug, as to our market or other business, mat
ters, answered carefully. Address,
S.R. ROSS, Portsmouth.
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LIQUORS,
Notice..

Emily shoeman, In Jackson county
VS.. : Common Pleas,
George Shoeman. Divorce.
nEPOSITIONS will be taken in the above
- case, by the Plaintiff, at the office of James
Kinnson Esq, at the Washington Furnace. in
Washington Township, Lawrence county, and
State of Ohio, on tho both day of May, A. d
1854, between six o'clock A. N. and nine o'clock
P. NJ. and continue from day to day if necessa.
ry, until completed.
EMILY SHOEMAN.
By D. MACKLEY, her Atty.
April 81, "a. 5-3w
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DON'T TALK ABOUT

ID 3 a R@ "A . NJ S.
V0U who have never been to see Davy
Il Leach, and price his New Goods. His
Stock is very large and well adapted to the
Spring and Summer trade. Call and see what
can be done, as he is bound to sell at unusually
fair prices. Call at the sign of the Cheap Store,
Main Street, Jackson G. II. o,
May a, 81. 6-tl D. LEACH.
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I'm the youngest Of sixteen said a
fine young girl. just budding into woman
hood, TO an asprant for her smiles.
Gracious i cried he, your mother must
have been NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
in narVol'
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Attachment Notice.

n T my instance an Attachment was
Ia issued by John j. Hoffman, Mayor
of the town of Jackson, returnable April
29th, 1854, against the goods and effects
of W. G. Church, an abSconding debtor,
said attachment will be heard June 10th
1854, at two clock p. M. of said day
Amount claimed. $l3.25
FREDERICK SHOWER.
May 4, '54. 6-3w
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GREAT ARRIVAL!
BUM, WALTERHOUSE & BUM,

HAVE just received from Cincinnati and
IL Portsmouth, and are now opening
the LARGEST BEST SELECTED and CHEAPEST
Stock Of Goods ever brought to this market,
among their dry goods may be found the best
brands. brown and bleached muslins, drills, den
inns, sheetings, pillow castings, nankins, cot,
tonades, shirting, tweeds, cambrics, siIesias di,
apers, table covers, crash, canvass.
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Notice of Partition.
Thomas W. Griffin, In Jackson

Thomas w. Griffin, In Jackson
VS.. Common Pleas,
Eliza Jane aad ssT.;sn s9g.Po, "ido" In Partition
ENLlZA Jane Simpson, widow Of Joseph
H Simpson, late of Hamilton county Ohio,
deceased, Harriet G. Simpson, Anna Simpson,
William Simpson and Joseph Simpson, of
Hamilton county Ohio, will take notice, that a
petition was filed against them on the first day
Of April, A. ID. 1854, in the Court of Common
Pleas Of Jackson county, Ohio, by Thomas w .
Griffin, and is now pending wherein the said
Thomas w. Griffin demands Partition of the
following real estate situate in Jackson county,
Ohio, to wit The east half Of The north east
quarter Of section five, township seven, range
eighteen, continuing eighty acres more or less,
and that at the next term Of said Court applica-
ton will be made by the said Thomas w Grif-
fin for an order that Partition may be made of
said premises. THOMAS w. GRIFFIN,
By LEVI DUNCAN, his Atty.
April, 6, 1853. 2--40d
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TUST received, lard oil by Dbl. or gallon Of
u superior quality for sale By
March, 90, 81, 3d. W, G, Wuusxx,
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Notice.

TENHE subscriber having sold out his entire
stock of Goods to J. Edward Jones, and
being now engaged in another business at a dis
tance from the old stand, would very respectful
Iy inform his friends and old customers that he
has for their convenience authorized J. Edward
Jones by power of Attorney, tocollect all debts
due to him. The subscriber would also say
that he thinks him elf entitled for once to
prompt payment, and that the business that he
is now engaged in requires that his old business
should be settled within a short time.
THOMAS l.. HUGHES.
Oak Hill, May 4, 81. 6-Sw
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Notice.
Richard Morgan and Sarah
Morgan his wife. In Jackson Com.
vs.. mon Pleas.
Catharine Price widow of Petition for Par
Daniel Price late decd. tition.
Notice.

Catharine Price widow of Petition for Par
Daniel Price late decd. ttion.
and others.
TATHARINE Price the widow OF Daniel
~ Price, late deceased, Edward Jenkins and
Gwiniired Jenkins his wife Richard Jon IS
and Margaret Jones his wife, all of the city Of
Cincinnati, Ohio David Price, Catharine Price
and Elizabeth Price, minor heirs Of Daniel Price
late deceased, all Of Jackson county, State of
Ohio, will take notice that a petition for parti.
ton was filed against them on the thirteenth
day of Ociober, A, D, 1853, in the court of COM
mon pleas, in and Cor jackson county, Ohio, by
Richard Morgan and Sarah Morgan his wife,
and is now pending, wherein the said Richard
and Sarah Morgan demand partition of the fol-
lowing real estate situate in Jackson county,
State Of Ohio, to wit: The west half of south
east quarter, sertion 25, range II, township 4,
and the north west quarter of south west quar-
ter of section 25 range II, township Z, contain
ing one hundred and nineteen acres more or
less, and that at the next term Of said court ap-
plication will be made by said Richard and Sa-
rah Morgan, for an order that partition be made
of said premises. RICHARD MORGAN,
SARAH MORGAN, by
DAVID ALBAN, their Atty.
March 80, 81 l-6w
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lDMBBR! LUWBBR !

TENHE subscribers would respec fully an
Il nOunce to the public, that they have their
new Steam Saw Mill in operation and are now
prepared to fill all orders in their line. Hav
ing been engaged in the business for four years,
we feel confident that we can give satisfaction
to all those who favor us with their patronage
Us. e. A. D. TRUSSELL.
Liberty Tp., Jackson Co. April 81, "a, 5-3w
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SciOtO 4 Hooking Valley RaiIOOad;
Change Of Time.
ON and after Monday May LIST. 1854, the
" trains upon this road will be run as fol-
lows until further notice:
Trains Going North.
Express train will leave the Depot at Ports
mouth at 6,lj A. NJ, arrive at Jackson at 49,,
so.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
viii leave at 2,30 P. NJ, arrive at Jackson at
sos.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
Accommodation train leaves Jackon at 100
A. M, arrive at Portsmouth lO4O.
Express ira in at | 80 P. NJ, arrive at Ports
mouth Ais.
Shippers can deliver freight at the Depot,
from o'clock, A, NJ. to 6 o'clock, P. NJ. Each
lot of freight must be accompanied with du-
plicate Bill of Lading.
The Company will not be responsible for the
delivery of any Goods, any further than the va
rious Stations and Deposits, nor for any of them
not properly receipted for by their agents.
j. C0NNELLEY, Supt.
Jackson, May 4, '54. 6--tf
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Nem advertisements.
Mineral Lands For Sale.

TTNHE SUBSCRIBER is AUTHORIZED
4 to receive proposals for the purchase Of
about 5000 acres ofIand, owned by GEORGE W.
SARoEANT Esq, id vinton Township, Vlnton
comfy, Ohio, consisting OF the $40 and 2G2
acre lots, Nos /, 1871, IL, 90, "a, 81, & 35.in
Township 3, of Rabge lG, in the Ohio Compa-
ny's Purchase. These lands are in the Iron ore
region, in the vicinity of The Vinton, Eagle and
Iron Valley furnacfp, and within convenient
distance from the liho of the Marietta and Gin.
cinnati Railroad. They are without improve
nent, covered with a heavy growth oIwood aud
timber, and preseni a most lesirable opportun-
ty to those disposed to make in yesiments in
mineral lands, or Engage in the manufacture of
Iron.
Communications may be addressed to me at
Marietta. DOUGLAS PUTNAM.
MAY II, 1854. 7-4w
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g. ATTN. silk, plush and fancy vestings
- broad twilled, buff and fancy linens !;
black silk, linen and silk, and fancy cravats.
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& SUTHERLAND,
BAKERS AND GRoCERS,

- "a h Lh - ANg Nh9 ~ N 0s
Pearl Street, one door below Flowers Hotel,
JACKSON, OHIO.
W.T. OULD most respectfully inform the citizens
QI of jackson and vicinity, that they have
commenced the
Baking Business
in all its various branches and are ready to fill
all orders for BREAD, CAKES, CRACKERS,
&C., at all times.
In connection they have on hands supply
of fGroceries, such as Coffee, Tea, Sugar, Spices,
Rice, Pepper, Cinnamon, Raisins Nuts of all
kinds Mustard, Candies, Nutmegs, Soaps, To-
bacco, Cigars, etc, indeed every other article
usually found in Groceries.
u They will keep constantly on hands all
kinds of refreshments; Spruce Beer, Strong
Beer, Ale and Mineral Water, Cakes Cheese,
etc, etc, etc.
April 81, "a. 5--tf
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For Sale.

A good top Buggy for Sale,--Fcr particulars
N inquire at this Office.
April "a, '54. 5-tf
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Drp Gooos.
SIGNS AND WONDERS

SIGNS AND WONDERS
AT
ID. LEACH'S CHEAP STORE!
"AVlNG just received the most complete
Il n assortment Of silk fancy and staple Dry
Goods, that has ever yet been introduced into
this market, unsurpassed either in quality or
sly for spring and summer.
WHITE GOODS,
Cambric and joconet, muslins, mulls, bishops,
and victoria lawns, &c, irish linens long
lawns, table cloths, diapers, &c.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES,
Mems and woman's silk, cotton and fancy Isle,
and merinO, hose and half hose, TOYS and
misses, ladies and gents kid best quality Isle
thread, Isle burlin, buck burlin, &c.
HANDKERCHlEFS AND CRAVATS.
English and french collars, red yellow and
brown handanas, fancy pongees, linen cambric,
tape and fancy borders black italian, black
gro de rine, fancy scarfs, &c.
Embroidcries and Lace Goods,
JacoDet edging aud inserings, swiss do. jacon
ct and swiss bands and forinciBg, muslin and
lace collars, chimisetts, sleeve cuffs, curtains,
shawls, &C., german and english thread lac 8,
ed ings and insertings, imitation thread Isle,
fancy nets, black lace walls, Chantilas do. lace
points do. silk and lace mtts
RIBBONS,
Fancy bonnet ribbons, black and second mourn.
ing coIored and fancy gauge ribbon, &c., Of all
widths and qualities.
DRESS GOODS,
The greatest care having been exercised in the
selection OF my present stock OF DRESS GooDs,
gives me the assurance that | can give entire
satisfaction, in splendid assortment of french
english and swiss glaces, brocade and embroi.
dered goods, silk goods variety of coIors and
qualities, satin printed linens, cambrics, bare
ges, tissues, lawps, organdries, and variety of
ladies' wear. the styles Of which are all desira-
bic magnificent assortment
HEAVY GOODS,
Cloths, casamercs, satinets, tweeds, jeans, han-
nels, cottonades, tickings, drillings, muslns,
checks, &C., gnghCms, lawns prints, nankins,
mems linen wear, vestings, Iusters, merinoes,
caslmers, linens, &c.
SILK AND STRAW GOODS,
Silk bonnets, straw gimp, gOsamer do. Panama
straw, leghorn and palm hats Also mole skin
and silk hats, boots and Shoes full assortment,
umbrellas and parasols,a full assortment, sach.
els and carpet sacks, full assortment. have
given catalogue in part Of my present stock
in trade, all of which can be purchased at the
farest prices, (for CASH. and the cash system
will be strictly observed this ready pay system
being my motto, enables me to sell at much
smaller profits than those who do a credit bust.
ness, therefore with this assurance OF the hest
bargains, and cheapest and iairest goods YOU
ever purchased in your lives, would be pleased
10 have the public in general to call and price
my goods, aud will try to render satisfaction
to ALL d. LEACH.
April l3, "a. 3-tf