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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-01-28
MacanIeY;s Resting Place.

The funeral of the late Baron Macauley
was fixed for the 9th inst, and he was
buried in Westminster Abbey. On the
81, The Dean and Chapter commenced
opening grave for the great historian,
not with kings and knights of the garter,
not even with Stephenson or Telfofd, bni
in Poets corner of The south trbnsepl Of
the Abbey. He will lie al the foot OF ADJ
dison's statue, and near The grave Of Isaac
Barrow, one of the great Trinity Of Cam
bridge men. Macauley's college. The
historian will mol lie far of from Camden
almost the father Of English history
not far from wha; remains Of May, The
historian of tie Long Parliament. and
near 10 the remains of Johnson, Gsrrick
Sheridan. end Clifford, The Tory editor
Of the Quarterly Review. lie will lie
facing the statue Of the poet of "Tbe
Pleasures Of Hope" at whose funeral the
noble historian helped bear the pail.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-01-28
G.. -
DENl1E2 SRa
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

4 MEETING Of The Democratic party
* of Districts No. 8 and o. at ohep-
herd. town, will be held al The Town
Hall in said town, on Saturday, February
4,h. at2 O'Clock, p. NJ, for Tie purpose
Of appointing Delegates 10 The Convex.
lions TO be held respectively il Richmond
and Winchester. A pUncusl attendance
OF ,ne party is earnestly requested as Il
Is proposed to decide in that meeting
whether a majority of The Voters are IN
favor of making Nominations for County
officers, &C., or not. Jan 20
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-01-28

LEG BA1L.-George Mcfarland and
Adam Anderson. white men, whose homes
are in Winchester, escaped from The Jail
of Clarke county, on the night of the 10Th
int. They were serving sentence fol
stealing pigs and lambs from John Page,
ESQ, Of that county, and their term of i'm.
prisonmen,, we believe, was nearly out
al the time they broke Jail and started for
parts unknown.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-01-28

ARM,NG THE STATE. The following
resolution has passed both houses Of the
Legislature of Virginia
RESOLVED, That The Governor be au-
thorized and directed TO purchase such
arms, equipments and munitions as may
be required for the proper srmlng and de-
fence of the State, provided that not more
Than 5000, 900 shall be expended in the
purchase of such arms, equipments and
munitions, to be paid out Of any money
in the Treasury not otherwise aPPropria'
ted and provided further, that the Gov
ernor be authorized and directed 10 invest
such sums of the money hereby apPropri'
ated as may be necessary in providing
places in different portions of he Stale
for tie safe keeping Of such arms. equip
menls aud munitions when purchased.
This act shall be in force from It's pas
sage.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-01-28
"Too late, that men betray,"

The Pixies PEAK MARKET.-At Den
yer CITY -four from The States sells at Tlo
per 100 It's ;hat from New Mexico al one
dollar less. Corn meal is reIalled at lZi
cents per h.; bacon a, % cents ; lard 81
cents butter 81 per h.; and milk at Ia
cents per quart. Molasses and whisky
each bring SO per gallon. Corn, shellec
lOc per To-; in the ear DC, Sugar 80
cents, and coffee 80 cents per h.; Lum
Der $50 per NJ. Nails from 30 to OF
cents per To-; bread Is cents per To-; lresf
beef 0 cents per To-; and tallow 80 cents
The cheapest articles in the market are
veuison aud gold dust the former bring
ing 81 per quarter. and the latter selling
a drink of whisky per pinch.-&. 10
! UeSf.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-01-28

Large Herd Of Eiephanfs.-Dr. Lv-
ingstun, tie African explorer. writes 10
The New York Geographical Society, that
his party, in ascending branch of the
Shire River. came upon herds of ele,
phau,s which appeared as far as the eye
could reach. Ii was estimated that eigh,
bundled of these noble animals were seer
in one valley.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-01-28

SAMBo IN CANADA. - The negro crusade
against The whites in Canada, is led by
two notorious persons of their own color
named J. D. Shsdd and J. {. Brown,
both "Pruyisional Government officers
of Old John Brown, which will be re-
membered, was organized at Chatham,
ShadJ conducts "a paper al Chatham the
object of which is 10 advance The Interests
OF the fugiIives. 1t is not paying con-
Germ, but is supported by the contributions
Of abollionists of this country and OF Can
ada. II is used as an engine for the en-
blrlermeut of the blacks against the whites
and teens with articles evincing the ex'
irene haired this fellow enierlans against
the white race. With such literature IN.
lustrousIy circulated among the exrlta-
BILE negroes, aud with such leaders, 1t is
not al all surprising that they are prepared
10 enact any deeds of violence 10 which
they may be sent.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-01-28

Salaries ofhe United States Minis
fers 10 Paris and London The follow
ing has reached US from a quarter doubt
less correctly Informed on the subject
Your correspondent lion" IN his let
Ter of yesterday, does not seen &c nave
precisely presented the object OF the bill
before The last Congress for The reliel OF
the Hon. John Y. Mason, al that time
our minister TO Paris. 1t was mol for any
increase of his salary. The salaries OF
The ministers TO France and Eng and sTe
now, and have. since 1856, been exactly
The same, to wit,each ST. 800 per annum.
But there was a short perlod-ah0ui one
year-when, under the act Of 1859 they
were not equal. Mr.. Mason, claimed the
difference for that year, as an oversight IN
the legislation Of Congress; which claim
however, as denied 10 him by the Senate
the only body before which ii was con-
siderrd.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-01-28

MoRE PIKEs.-Charles Blair, Of Col.
lnsville, Conn, whose name has been
connected with the manufacture Of John
Browns pixies, has received summons
from the U. S. marshal that his presence
is needed Ut Washington.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-01-28
s. dnciinn and Desertion.

On Thursday morning last, The mail
train Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
received upon It's s'oppage at Paterson s
Creek station 40 miles from Baltimore,
an addition to its passengers in The person
Of progressing and intelligent young
girl about IA years of age, who was ac-
companied by young man clJImng to
be her friend, and who expressing the ut
most s6llcilude in her pleasant journey to,
and safe arrival at Baltimore, conilded her
10 the care Of the conductor, whom he
conlidentially Informed that the young la,
DIV was possessed of ample means, and
bad many influential friends in our beantI
full burg. Shortly before ihe arrival at
this city Of the Tram, he conductor, upon
demanding her fare, was informed by Ihe
GIRL that ,he had been most cruelty tece'v-
ed by her friend at Patterson Creek;
that her entire store Of means amounted 10
but SO, given to her by him, and that she
was an utter stranger in the city she was
abou, to behold for The first time.
Upon reaching the station, Company s
agent was Informed Of the circumstance,
and yesterday morning ascertaIrlng that
the girl had been carried TO low lHsh
erog gery in Howard street, near Conway,
repaired lhither and succeeded in obtain
ing an interview with her, during which
he learned that she had been seduced by
the person who accompanied her 10 The
cars, and whose name she gave as Daniel
Collins, and that she is now enclenfe.
The unfortunate girl who had been thus
early taught
''Too late, that men betray,"
stated that her own name was Mary Moore
that she had formerly resided al MI
Kelly's, abou, four miles from Old Town.
Allegany county, and that she bad SIS
ter living a, Hancock, in this State 10
whom she was Gesrous of returning.
Upon these representations, arrangements
were a, once made To crafty her wish
and lis probable that she this morning
will be en- route 10 her Telailve.-BalH
more Clipper.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-01-28

&C. An interesting meeting has been IN
r,o.ress in the NJ. E. Church of this
nlace. during the past week. under the SD
ne,;,,,uJence of Revs. Gibson aud W"li
assisted by the Presiding Elder Rev. Eg
.,s.,nn. and Rev. DoSnes, OF SharPs'
burg, Md.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-01-28

ARMS ORDERED SOUTH..-The Presi'
den, has ordered from The National Armo-
~ al Springfield. Mass, one hundred and
fifteen thousand mJskels for Soathern use,
10 be stationed al Charleston, s. c., Au-
costa, Ga, and Baton Rouge. La.. and
nine thousand rifies from the WaterIown
and Waterylet arsenaIs for Southern use.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-01-28
l Threshing Machine,

large (our-horse Sled. | hand Wheat
Screen, Wheat Fan, Corn Sh'lier. Corn
Cmsher, Fodder Cuuer. CunIng Box,
Water Car, 2 pair Shelvlngs. J "re
Wheat Rake, Hay revolving R'ke, 2
thfee-horse Golfer Plnws. | two- horfe
and 2 lbnee-borse (MeCorDirk) Flows,
5 double and 3 single shovel Flaws
Corn Harrows and Wheat Harrow. Wa
gon and Plow G. srs, Heal iiaIiers, q
sets of Fly S,raps, ! Wagon Saddle. !
Woman's Saddle aud boys Saddle, 3
log Chains, I Fifh Chdn. Sb"y,ls.
Forks. Hoes. Grain C'sdle'. Rakes,
Moving Scythe.. 2 Digging Irons, 2
Grow Blrs. Dnl. ! Gnhd Stone. 3
Maitocks. Prrk, lot of B-gs. z Cleaning
Sheels. Axes. Mauis snd Wedges, &C.,
Mr
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-01-28
HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN
Furniture

consisting IN paIl Of one tiistrsle Sofa, |
Large Mirror, PahDr Fables, Sideboard,
Tables, Chairs. Bureaus, WarJIobes.
Wash Stands. Hat Rerk. Srtiee. 9 Cock
ing Stoves, D Air-TIehi, 2 Template and
Franklin DO. 2 Hal Laaps, and many
other articles unnecessary to enameraie.
TERNS.--A credit of Six Months
viii be gwen ON al Sums of SO and up
~srds. Ibe purchaser giving his boad wl'h
approved security. For al sums under
80 tie cash ~lll be req.ued.
o. Sale 10 commune at 10 o'clock
a. NJ. -.
G- No property TO be removed un'il
the terms OF the sale are complied with.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-01-28

The Cleveland PIainhesIer, of the l7ih
inst. announces that Mr.. ]. w. Fitch,
United States MARSHAL Of Northern Ohio.
has received a bundle Of official documents
from the Chairman of the Harper'S Ferry
Investigating Committee, commanding
him 10 subrena Joshua r. Glddngs'
Ralph Plumb, and John Brown, IT,, to aP-
GEAR before tie Committee and testify uD.
der oath, all they may know of the or
ganzarion, Of The Sons Of Liberty or
any nll err organization connected With
John Browns work in Kansas II
Ihese witnesses refuse to obey The sum
mnns, they are to be arrested under war
rants " hch accompanied the Sutp@naS.
The Plsindealer also states that the Sons
f Liberty al West And0ver, Ohio, have
decided deliberately 10 refure to obey the
summons, and to resist if attempts are
made to eulore it. The same action has
been taken al Oberin.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-01-28

10 Another slight snow fell on Thurs.
day night, but it is rapidly disappearing.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-01-28

A PERiLoUs JoURNgY,-Realf,' Brown
Secretary Of State bare ~ escaped lynch
ing twice on his way rdm Austin TO Gal
weston. in charge OF The officer dispatched
for him by The United States Investigating
Commute. In Hempslead he was threat
ened with suit Of tar ahd feathers. and in
Houston, there was souie 'aiR oil hanging
him 10 tree but he escaped both lndig
mites, owing to the eiIi4 ems of both places
no. wishing tic interfere with an Un"e'
States officer and bis prisoner.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-01-28

TEMPERANCg MEETING.-Rev. &. ".
.dndrecs will deliver a Temperance Ad-
dress in the NJ. E. Church, of hi, town,
on Monday night, 9th Of February. OH
er ministers will also be present to adj
dress the audience. The Public general
ly are respectfully invited to attend.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-01-28

JEFFERSON CocIErY.-The following ques-
ton will be discussed before the Jefferson So
ciety on Friday night next Sd February !: IN
the eren Of The election Of Black Republican
President ia .Ntrember neat, ought The SCUM Il
secede Debaters: a. 5 Stonebraker, join
Byers, James McMurran, Affirmative, Edwin
G. Lee, Edward Hessey, William A. Chap
line, Negative.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-01-28

VIRGINIA LEGIsLATuRE.-Bo, houses
have passed bill approprialing $780,
to pay the expenses incurred by the Har-
pers Ferry invasion. A resolution is
pending in the Senate 10 present Lieut..
Green, of the United States Marines,
with sword for his gallant conduct al
Harper's Ferry. A resolution is also
pending in the House TO present Col, p.
81. George Cooke, United States army,
with a sword. for neriiorious sery ices in
peace and war. bill was reported in
The House proposing to remove from the
State or enslave The free cOlored populA.
ton. A bill was reported incorporating
the Hedgesville, llardscrabble and Shep-
herdstown Turnpike company.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-01-28

CELESTIAL PHENOMENA THIS YEAR,
There will be four ecIIpses This year; two
Of the sun and two oi the moon. The
FIRST, an annular eclipse Of the sun, jan
uary %, invisible in all North America.
The second. partial eclipse "f the moon.
February 6ih,in the evening; visible here.
The third, total eclipse OF the sun, July
18Th, in The morning; this erliPse is vlsi-
bic here, but only total in Europe. ASA.
&c. The fourth, partial eclipse Of tie
moon, August lsi. in the afternoon; visI-
bic on the opposite side % lie earlh. 4
rare phenomenon, visible throughout tie
United States, without Telescope. 81.
cUllaiou-moon and Venus, lie Psi 81
April, in the evening, and the moan pas
ses near Jupiter, April 26rh. in III get
ing. Venus is evening star ], )
18Th; then morning star TO tie s. 0
@ Congress is yet without 49, ker
A ballet ~as hal on Wednesday resollin.
as follows: Sherman !u5. Bocock 81
Smith of n. G. 26. Remainder Scatter
ing. Necessary 10 choice lOs.
~ Blank Notes for sale al This Office
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-01-28
Examination of Old. Browns Secretary
of Slate.

/ Richard Realr was arraigned before the
Senate Brown Raid Inv est eating Com
mittee on Saturday
ReaIf testified thkl Senator Wilson
wrote letter To DR.. Howe, in 1857 or
1853, stating that Brown was about tn
make raid into somk of the Southern
States Cor The purpose Of Iiberatlng slaves,
and that he would nsd money furnished
him by parties in Massachusetts for his
Kansas work to aid hi m in his new pro-
jecl and that in his (Fllson's) opinion it
was madness in BTOwA To attempt such a
thing. and that he (lloEe) must withdraw
al means furnished orI intended TO be fur
nished him for serylcei in Kansas, 1t they
were 10 be misapplled Il the manner in
Dictated by Forbes.
Real( testified further that Howe sent
a copy of Wilson's lei Ter To Brown, iniOr-
ming the latter that lhd arms and money
furnished him for the protection of the
settlers of Kansas won d be Withdrawn IN
consequence OF the reYE laon3 made by
Forbes through Wilson ; tLat Brown be-
came enraged and aba3 doncd his plan Tor
a while. but sometime subsequently pnr-
sued some pro-slaverJ men into Missouri
ard carried back with him several slaves.
"Reslf will not i'm cale any member
Of the republican party in New England
although there are pc sohs who belong TO
other organizations who NAV be slightly
compromised.
An interesting sket@ b Of the life OF ReaIi,
in the New York H. raId of yesterday,
shows him to have bd ZEN man possessed
Of fine poetic and scdPluraI Abilities a.
great traveller, mad adventureT, crazy
abolitionist, bigoled Roman Catholic,
anu finally, travelling Methodist preach
er. lie seems TO have been everything
by fits and starts. but nothing Iong.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-01-28
"a HOGS, &so,
a. - THOROUGH BRED
COtswOld Sheep,

lOquire Uf j. V. Moore,
four-horse High-Wheepd Broad Tread
Wagon. | iOur-horse -WherPJ Broad
Tread Wagon, one-h"rse Spring, Wa
gon, Horse CAT, Ok Car, j. good
Two-Horse family Carriage and Harness.
wv. j. Hawks mske.) two-horse
Sleigh, 6rst.raie d1ubIe Roller, Wheat
Reaper and Mower, (Nanny's PSient)
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-11-02

that We ytt Information from many regions
and our own too. One thing must mention
particularly. The editor is constantly warn
ing his readers against humbugs. telling how
sharpers take advantage Of people. Why, l
was just going to send dollar for an article
advertised in glowing colors, when found it
shown up as hu'nbug in this paper. But
cant stop 20 talk more now have such
lot of potatoes to harvest.
Smith wish had. must t,y that pa
per Il year, and see what there is in ii. can
manage to save two cents week.
Jone,-Never fear. If you don't find it
pays, I'll buy your copies at cost,for my boys
70 keep.
Smi,h-What did you say the paper is
called?
es-The american .Agriculmia 1t is
published in New York City. The editor,
though one of our country farmers, and liy-
ing in the country, finds he can publish it
cheaper there, where printing, and paper, and
mailing facilities are all convenient
Smith-How shall get it
Jones-Simply inclose dollar bill in a let
ter, giving your name, post office, county and
state plainly, and direct to Orange Judd, IL
Park Row, New York City.
Smith When does volume begin
Jones-Ihe tuentieM volume begins Jan.
LIST, but all who send in the dollar now, get
the remaining numbers of the year. in addi-
ton to the whole of next years. So if you
subscribe now, You get fourteen months pa
pers. The proprietor also offers some valua.
BILE premiums to those who get up lists of
subscribers. Send for the paper, and you
may afterwards find it we'll worth while to
make up club. Some 100 persons have
got good premiums in this way during two
years. Some Of your German neighbors
would join you. perhaps, for the Ayicultu,
riSt is printed separately in German did
intend to start club myself, but have so
many potatoes to dig. l cannot get the time.
My sister-in-law in Iowa, got up club last
year, and received premium of 500
Wheeler 4 Wilson sewing-machire an old
acquaintance in Wisconsin got two or three
good farming implements, and young neph-
ew of mine in Ohio got beautiful copy of
Webster's great Dictionary. These things
only cost them little time, showing the pa
PEI tNtIlu,S cIVCtlou UdN. CcNU Ill your
subscription and the first paper will tell you
all about the premiums. forgot to tell you
that every year the publisher also sends out
to all his subscribers who want them a lot of
choice garden and field seeds
Smith-What does he charge for them?
Jones-Noth:ng they are sent free, ex
cept the postage. They are of the best kind
and one single parcel ! got last year wa,
worth more to me than the price Of the pa
per.
| Smith-Tll trv it year. anyway; if half
what you say is true it will be good invest
ment.
/ Jones-ioull find every word have sait
true.
Smith-l'll send this very night, while il
the spirit of it.
Jones-Do it, and you'll always thank m,
for this talk. Good day, | must hurry up
digging MY potatoes. I've such lot of then
thanks to hint in the AgricultuiA
Smith-How did you say should direc
the letter containing the dollar !?
Jones-To Orange Judi, IL Park Row
Ner York CuV.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-11-02
g 7 A I f. OF We X NON T
~ Caledonia District, IS.
NnSrS RI-rUAN.<,S rSTaTr

The Probate Court o the district Cdi.iuia To- all Der
Interested IN the estate Ui Noes Buchanan a,e
Rse,atr in said district. DE ,ea>ed. interstate.
Charles H. Leslie and Thomas Wa>.,Ii administrators III
on said sntate. represent to said by their Irll-
t,t IA writing thai II Ill lee mont beneficial ln
resi- a.; all r"C-rc I" have all the real
>,3d N>c> died seized possessed within the
VERMONT sold and ''>i tally the follow
land real estate Two Hndiy icd share, ot Hon
stead lam al Andrew Bu,haAI late OF said Ryeya- VI
deceased !s aid N''>.> Interest in the
WIDOW dover III said homen AL farm Andrew Blu
ClIIan lac al .d Ryccar. VI deC~ase also Oh. uui-
vi'.ri third part al the ollou s described lands in
hurt Orange county, Vermont I" Wit third Of Hart
third al the store and building called utohins Bucanan
part slips number 81 humber and number |. In rh.
m-efn: house at Wells River Also third oi Hiram
Wells lot. Also third the Richie lot no - IN 81
Iii, i>lu and hall loi number division IN t.rotu
All" third part q" number L. in I'd III vi,i and 81
al vest reserve III raid tirotun Aso third bart 81,
Reuben tiooW IN lot number l<l in ID vlsion In sd!
Groon. Also one third part 81 ot humber In the y.
iiv.i" al said Crotch. Also third part nuu-
Sg IN I'll division said 'iroioi And said
tors have ;Lair application LICENSE authority
sell the hole Oi said Zeal estate pursuant Io-
visiof> of the statute in that behalf.
Said application viii toe heard and decided ly said
Al ihr Probate office in 81. Joh>bury In said district
the 18th iay OF November
You therefore hereby Notified apper before said
court al the time anu place Aforesaid. and ~ jet II
see cause I" the rrantin. "i said lcens-.
Dated al ST Josbury aforesaid this 18th day al o., utr
A d., leou.
Is ASA L. FRENCH. Judge Of Probate
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-11-02

" A n L E ID I!
by the subscriber, 500 tubs extra quality But
ter III tubs not larger than 30 lbs, for which the
highest market price will oe paid. 1000 doz mix
ed socks, white toes and tops, good size and we'll
Nnlt, before the first day Of October or November
next in exchange for goods at the lowest cash
price.
Farmers that arc doing or wish to Go ready
pay business can find here one of the best assert
'hents OF goods in Northern Vermont. which is
tdapted to the wants of every farmer and mechan-
&c, embracing everything usually kept in a coun-
ry store Great attention is paid to the selec-
ION of
TEAS, TOBACCOS,
Provisions and all kinds of Domestic Goods. A
arge assortment of custom made Boots and
shoes on hand, and will be made to measure to
Mt any man, woman or child, at short notice, and
warranted. Clothing made to order and warrant
ed tC fit.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
Hats and Caps. of the latest Summer stylcs,-
laying tools, cheaper than ever before, Scythes.
warranted.
PAINTS OILS. GLASS,
Zinc. Lime, and all kinds of Hardware and house
trimmings. Salt Fish, Flour. Pork, Lard. Sal.
mon Trout. Vinegar and Pickles.
All the above stock will be sold very low in ex-
change for
CASH COUNTRY PRODUCE
or good credit. Meaning. as l do, to render the
best satisfaction. that may merit the continued
patronage Of my former customers and the pub.
lie generally
U Persons bringing butter are requested not
70 bring it Mondays. and to weigh their tubs be-
fore packing.
GEORGE w. SPENCER.
East Burke. July Ii. 1860. 9y-tf