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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-07-11
SECOND RACE.

In the afternoon was . pacing race
mile heats, best two in three-$50. Same
judges and timers. The entries we're:
Buckskin Cub, bn. 6. by A Thrall.
Tom Cat, bn. G.. by N. Laib.
The Cub had the pole, and the Cat the
outside.
The first heat was won by Tom Cat in
8.o7 by q dozen lengths, the Cub breaking
badly, and very evidently having had little
or no training. r.. ~ .
The second heat had the same result, the
Cat scratching around in 2.54, with the
Cub nearly an eighth Of mile in the rear.
The spoils were divided by the two ami
mails, $50 and $50.
Trotting race mile heats, best two in
three-horses that never trotted for money
$50 purse. Judges, J. H. Mather, O..
Farwell and J. E. Hayward. Same Timers.
The entries were;
Robin, br. &. by J. Woodmansee.
Charlie, bk. 6. by N. Laib.
Belle, b. m. by H. II. Herbert.
Charlie got the inside, Belle the center,
and Robin the outside.
Belle shot ahead on the first heat, but
Robin Tapped up as they passed the first
quarter in 49,. Robin broke somewhat on
tho home stretch, Belle coming 10 length
ahead in LAT.
Ga the second heat Belle again led, but
Robin closed and they passed the quarter
pole in IS. neck and neck. On the home
stretch the work was close, but Belle pass
| cd under the wire q neck ahead IN 1.444.
Complaint was made that the mare had
won by pacing, and the Judges decided
that the heat belonged to Robin, but after
wards reversed their decision and gave the
heat and race to Belle, who took first mon :
4 ey, $50, Robin second, $50, Charlie trot.
ted we'll, but being put in merely to I'll up
the race, made no effort to- win,
a& FouRrH RACE
Running race-half mile heats, best two
in three-$25 purse. Same judges and
timers. The entries were:
Tibb, c. m. by Moore. ,-s.
Keyser, b. b. by Coleman.
Il PetAr Il b. nv johnson. s25:.|l s. 81
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-07-11

First Glass Furniture
PROMPTLY s. AT LOW PRICES,
A. new price list will be issued to the trade
about the first of July, and special efforts
will be mado to make their establishment
Headquarters for the Dealers throughout
the Northwest.
FINE CUSTOM WORK DONE TO ORDER.
BARNARD s, CLARK.
Factory 18th Street, East side. Warerooms
6 Centre Block. Winds
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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-07-11

Flush times in Minneapolis This is
what the Tribune says about the money
market in that city:
Ono Of our best collectors spent six
hours yesterday among his friends" and
succeeded in getting $3.50 on his bills
amounting to 81, 60O-and it wasn't good
day for collecting either.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-08-31
The Virginia Elopement.

The alleged elopemeut Of James F. Clark,
late editor Of the Manassas VA Gazette, with
Miss Fannie Jewell, daughter Of the depot
agent at that place, their journey West, their
return, and the arrest Of Clark for abduction
have been reported by telegraph. Clark was
arrested at the residence Of VIM. Lee, his
father-in-law, near Fredericksburg, where his
wife and children had been remaining during
his absence. Tie counsel for Clark were
Messrs. j. L. Aayre, Jr, and Charles Horn-
don. Clark pleaded entire innocence of the
charge and ignorance ftls circumstances IN
til within few days ago. lie said that he had
gone te The West TO look out FOR business, wien
he learned by tie papers that he was charged
with running away with Miss Jewell, and re-
turned to deny the charge. The fact that Miss
Forell got back home about the same time and
told the whole story as it had before been told
in the papers, made against tie plea Of the
prisoner. The matter is to be thoroughly in
yestigated however and he will have the bene-
Fl Of all the testimony that can be produced
in his favor.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-08-31
To the Public.

Whereas certain persons in this community
have been malicously circulating throughout
the county various reports to the effect that !
bargained, and sold my vote and Influence as
delegate in the late County Convention for and
in consideration of promised support and votes
for myself for the Office of Magistrate, there
fore, in justice to myself and to my friends
who voted for and elected me to that position
at the late election, take this public opportu-
nifty Of most cmphaticaly and positively de-
nying the truth Of said report, and challenge
proof Of The same. | never aspred to nor as
scented to become candidate f-r the position
until after said County Convention, and then
only when maligned by some Of my enemies
did yield to the solicitation Of my friends and
permit my name to be used as a candilate.-
So that, at tie tine alleged, did not want,
nor did expect to want support and votes for
any Office. assert t6at all such reports are
untruths and flsehoods, and hope my friends
will do me the justice to contradict them.
" B. DANIELS.
Duffald's Depot, Aug 20, 1872
Spirit Of JefrsOa please copy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-08-31
West Virginia Election Returns.

GRrENrRIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
Aug. 2S.-Trom the returns received, the main
issue in the State election is 20 longer 10 dolbt
The new constitution has been ratified by from
one to two thousand majority The entire
democratic State ticket is elected, except Cam
den. Jacob, the present Governor Of the
State, who is the independent democratic can
ddate, is thought to be reelected
WHEELING, Aug. 28-The h'diigcHcT has
corrected reports from fory-six counties, most
of them official, which give Gov. Jacobs ma
joHty at 5,2OG. Reports on the constitution
from Al counties give majority Of LOCO for
ratification.
Eight counties are yet to be heard from on
the Governor, and thirteen on the constitution
The htojqeucer estimates that these will re-
duce Jacobs majority TO $500, and increase
tie majority for The Constitution to 1000.
Davis for Congress, from this district, has
1910 majority, with one small county to hear
from
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-08-31

The Need of the Hour.

The danger ofthe campaign is the confidence
our friends feel Shat the election of Horace
Greeley IS so much desire by the masses that
it viii De accomplished without the ordinary
campaign work. The reports sent abroad every
day ,lat This aud that prominent Republican
has declared Cor Greeley, together with the wen
corolomtei reports of changes in the masses,
mav wen tend to over confidence and prevent
thar vigorous orgauizatiou without which no
great rcy. luton was ever successful. The va
rious State Committees and the National Com
mit,ce as wen, seem 70 be bending their ener-
sjes to the secondary labor Of sending out doc
umeuts and speakers. There is another labor
that Should preceje this, without which no
speaker or document has fair effect There
should first lea fall organization in every
Congressional District, with minor organiza-
,aus iu counties, townships and voting pre-
eiucts Wi,hou, this the campaign has no
unity. aal uo effort is assisted by any prcce-
ding or succeeding effort This sort Of organ
iza,iou IS needed 60 enable the strong to help
-bc seas. and to give opportunity for the ac-
tiyity ofa1. We say % our friends every
where over all the land, organize, organize at
once. and upon your own resources, as far as
possible. Let every organization from the State
TO The school precinct be seif-supportiug, 50
far as It may. Let no organization call for aid
when It is able toad itself and others. The
organization that needs aid should promptly
have jt. All who believe in the watchword
Reform should form one great organized body.
-N,- York Tribune.
These are timely words and should he heed
cd everywhere. It's a fatal mistake in war;
ami 20 less IN politics, 70 uudeua,o your ad-
v.-sary. Ia Virginia DO one doubts the SEN
dments Of O large majority Of our people
Observation-Disclosures of The white people
either cbesgial.y acquiescc in or enthusiast
cally support tho Liberal movement Mostof
them bail 10 as almost a ProyiieH.ial iuterpO-
siuou for southern de.iyc9auce and national
reconciliation. This wide spread conviction Of
tho omui poteuce OF the cause has begot an over
confidence, which ia turn has led to iuertness
aud to q neglect Of proper organization. This
state Of feeling may lead to bad results. We
must correct it at once, aud in every township
TO every county, the party should go to work
forthwith; organize and take steps for getting
ever voter 20 the polls We cannot afford TO
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-08-31
NEW GOODS.

/ HAVE just opened and would invite The atien-
ton Of bhyers 10 my stock Of GROCERIES,,
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, dc
These eoods have been purchased for cash at the
lowest rates, and will be sold cOrreEpondingly low
either for cab or in exchange tor produce deliy-
cred IN good condition.
Aug. II, 1877. DAVID HOWELL.
lust opened New Prints, Brown and Bleachcd
81 Cottons, Sheeting, Pillow CottOns Hickory
Stripes, Flannels, Knitting Cotton. C0rsets, Ho-
sery, New Styles Ruling, Linen handkerchief,
for sale by DAVID HOWELL
DROWN, Crushed, Graduated and Powdered
ID Sugars, Syrups, Rio and Laguyra Coffee,
Cheese. Cracker, Tobacco, Fine and Medium
Green Tea Superior Black Tea, Spices, for sale BY
Aug. II. IS72 DAVID HOWELL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-08-31
ZOE RENT
a y - II III \
rENHE SMALL HOUSE adjoining my residence.
i Possession given immediately.
August 81, 1872. WIN. J.. WILSON.
RECORDERS NOTICE.

OFFICE OF TIE RECORDER or JEFF. c, " Va.
August 9th. 1872.
A REPORT Of the Accounts Of WILLIAM
"a O. MACOUGHTRT as Executor Of
PRISCILLA RELY, and Of the debts and
demands against her estate, having been
filed IN the Office Of the Recorder Of JEFF
ferson County West Virginia, pursuant to
Chapter 81 Of the Code, aud more than two
years having elapsed since Che qualification Of
said .Xcctr, ON the motion Of John t. Evans,
a Distribute Of said estate, it is ordered by the
Recorder Of said Comfy, that the creditors Of
said estate show cause on the 18th 5cy IF Oc-
toJer, 1872 against the payment and delivery
of the estate Of said decedeut TO her Legatees
or Distrilutces-and it is ordered that copy
of this order be published once q week Tor four
weeks in the Virginia Free Press, uewspa-
per published in said couuty-aud posted
at tie door Of the Court House Of the County
on the Second Monday Of two successive
months. BY order Of
JAS D. FAYMAN.
Recorder Of jefferson County, W. Va.
August 81, 1S72-5t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-08-31

4 California correspondent Of the Chicago
" Tribune" says Hell with the fires put out,
is an expression invented expressly to describe
the Mejave aud Colorado deserts bnt the
traveller who ventures across them during the
summer months will be likely to agree with
me that the description is unnecessarily
long, and will be more correct if abbreviated.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-08-31

A young colored girl died in Annapolis,
lMdl last Monday, and letter was sent to
Baltimore to young oolored man to whom
She it is reported, was to have been married
last week, desiring him to come to the funeral.
The letter found him dead, be having expired
the Friday previous.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-08-31
Terrible Murder in Princess Anne
County, Virginia.

We obtained yesterday morning from gen.
teman, whc resides in Princess Anne county,
the particulars of terrible affair which occur
red in that county Monday afternoon. Viii
liam H. Baton, a white man, living in Gum
Swamp" in the southwestern portion of the
county, shot, aud probably fatally wounded
his uncle, Maxwell Baton, on account of a
quarrel about cattle. Our informant states
that the younger Baton went ont into his
woods on Monday morning and drove up a
herd of cattle, which be put into his farm pen.
Maxwell Baton, bis uncle, whose residence is
about a quarter of mile from lis nephew
house, ascertained that some Of tile cattle driv-
en- up by his nephew were his the uncle's)
property.
He accordingly went over to his nephew's
house, and ordered a colored boy to turn his
cattle ont Of the pen, that he might drive
them home. His nephew became enraged at
this, and picking up his gun, which had been
concealed behind a post, told his uncle TO " Go
back, a---of A., or he would send him
home" The old man not needing this threat,
Baton discharged one barrel Of his gun, load
ed with buck-shot, at his uncle, the charge
entering his body just above the right lip
The old man fell to the ground When the
bloodtAirsty wretch walked up to him and
discharged the other barrel Of his gun, loaded
with bird shot, in his face The wounded man
was taken up and carried to his home but his
condition was considered hopeless, and he is
probably dead at tins time.
4 son-in-law Of the elder Baton applied to
justice whose term of Office had expired for a
warrant for the arrest of the murderer He
was sent to another justice, and it is probable
the man has been arrested, although he had
not been up to an early hour yesterday morn
ing-NOrJcH J0WR1 AGquSl 2SM.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-08-31
jefferson Institute,
CharIcstoNyn, w. Virginia.

TENHE next Session will commence on Wcdaef-
dag, September I'm, 1872
Being provided with competent Assistants, every
advantage for a thorough course in English, the
Languages, Drawing, Music on Piano and Organ,
will be afforded. Particular attention viii be paid
to Music, and pupils viii be required 70 play atthe
Musical Soirees when the friends Of the pupils can
have an opportunity 10 Judge Of their progress.
Vocal Music will be taught in classes as well as
BY private lesson.
EHqlish eparfment-Mss. FonnEsr.
Nathcmrfcs and Modern Language j..
Fay.
LIPPiTr
For Terms, &c, apply to the Principal.
Aug 10, 1872. MEs. 4. N. FORREST.
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Corporation Taxes.

TIVE Corporation Taxes are due and must be
paid Those failing 10 give this matter
prompt consideration will be proceeded against al
the law directs.
The Hog Law r. still IN force, and am ordered
% take up, and sell 10 pay hnesSl each-if ncccs-
sary, all hogs running at large.
NJ. :. y. ROBERTSON,
August II, l672-3t. Town Sergeant.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-08-31
Administrators Notice.

TT'HE undersigned having taken out letters Of
administration on the Estate Of Peter Lang
don, deceased, hereby notifies all persons indebted
70 the said estate 70 make prompt payment, and
all persons having claims against the same % pre-
cent them without delay ~ him.
CHARLES LANGDON, Admir-.
Kabetown, Aug. Il, ls72-5t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-08-31
CharlestoWn Female Seminary.

TIVE next Session Of this Schoal viii commence
on MONDAY, the 9th DAY OF SEPTEM-
Der NEXT.
The course of instruction embraces the branches
usually taught IN our Female SCminaries, iEclu-
ding Music. Boarding viii DC provided 10 the
family Of the Principal. The school rooms are at
the residence Of Major Kearsley, corner Of Maine
and West Streets. The terms will De made known
on application 20 the Principal.
August II. 1872. ROBERT 7. BROWN
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By order al
L afL. II IL
ljV Grder CI
JAMES ID. FAYMAN,
Recorder Of Jefferson County, w. Va.
August 81, ls72-5t.

TOBACCO AND ClGARS.-We are now re-
cciying large stock Of chewing and smoking
Tobacco Of all grades aud prices, for sale BY
LOGAN, BRO. & CO..
No S. LoudOun St, Old Stand.
Aug. 81, 1872. Winchester, Va.
WE have Just received 10 cases Old Jockey
w Club Smoking Tobacco; II do. Pride Of Va.
and Hiawatha do, do Soldiers Comfort; do, 2
Fruit and Flowers do. Planters Pride; do,
Jolly Boys 4 do. Shoe Fly, do. Superior Durham,
Young America; 10 do. Seal Of Va; do. Pine
Apple; do. Westward Ho, for sale by
Aug 81, 1872. LOGAN, BIO. ( co.
TAPER, BONNET BOARDS, 1880 Re1ms
Cap, Grown, Double ap and Crown Wrapping
Paper % gross No. l Bonnet Boards; 10 Reams
ap, Letter and Note Paper % Boxes assorted Ink,
with a large stock of Ledgers, Day Books, DC, for
sale By LOGAN, BRO. co.
Aug. 81, 1877. No. IS Old Stand.
DTPES. PIPE STEMS. Csc Boxes No
Chalk Pipes, g. do. POwhattan, s. dozen as
sorted Wooden, some very fine; coo Reed and
Root Stems. 50 Boxes CARROTS Scotch Snuff Is
do Bonds, do Rapuec Congress, and Maccoboy ;
20 Gross Mason's Backing, Gross do. French
so Gross Matches, for sale BY
Aug. 81. 1872. No. So Old Stand.
NINE CIGARS.-I2O,OO 900 Ristori, Bonquok La
India, La Flor, Victoria, Fragran Punch
Yara Puff. La Exposition, La Gloria, Grand Du-
chess La Conora, Monola, Partagas, Crown, 1910
John Hancock. and Star Of the South Cigars, for
sale by LOGAN, BRO. d CO,
No. S. Old Stand, Winchester, Va
Aug. 81, 1872.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-08-31
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

NUMMIsNIuNEA ) VIIINEi
July 20, 1872.
TO III tie Parties Concerned:
You are hereby notified that | will pro-
coed 10 execute the above decree at my Office
in Charlcstown, West Virginia, on the 2Oih Gay
of August. 1872, at which time and place you
are required to attend.
JAMES D. FAYMAN.
July 30. 1S72-5t Commissi5ac.'.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-08-31

I HAVE Tor sale the following Books, cheap:
| Stepping Heavenward, Night Scenes Of the
Bible. Little Women, Ricnzi Gold Elsie, Robinson
Crusoe-Papcr Backs. Morton House, Surchedon
Henry Esmoud, Smiths French Novel, Three
Generations Plebiscite, IL is Never Too Late to
Mend, The Golden Lion Of Grampcre by Trollope.
These Books are sold One half Of the price paid
allowed on some other book when read and re-
turned. Call and see. GEO. 7. LIGHT.
TRUIT WAX, also for sale. Toilet Powder
L ! have Just made a superior article Of
Toilet Powder equal 10 Lubin's) Tor one fourth
the money. II j. very soothing 70 chaifs and heat
Aug IL. Spirit copy. GEO. I. LlGRT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-08-31
StationerV DeDartment.

7 HAVE Just completed my Stationery Stuck
have ali classes and cts les Of paper from Fools
cap 10 Smallest Note plain also, French Initial
all shades, from White 10 Green, very thick to
very thin-a Heir loi. The Dolly Note and Enrcl-
ope I also have, just large CROUCH % say GLOW are
YOU q" and Good Bye" For sale bv
Aug. II. GEO. Z. LIGHT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-08-31
Book Notice.

I Az nov delivering Books in Jefferson County.
| Subscribers are requested 70 be ready in Or
der hat may not be detained.
August II, 1872. J. W. JOHNSON,
Book Agent
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-08-31
Shepherd College,

SHEPHERDSTOWN, WEST NIRGINiA.
YNHIS School viii be opened September 2, 1877,
under competent Instructors Thorough in
stTuction viii be given in the studies pursued.
According 10 Studies $50 and -.
BOARDING can be had upon moderate terms.
For Circulars and further information, address
GEO. H. BELTZHOOVER,
Sec'y Board Of Trustees
August ., Is72-6w.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-08-31
DENTAL NOTICE.

TR. MCCORMICK win visit Charlestown pro-
J CessiynaHy, on the gecond Monday. OH Of
September, and the Second NoHday llthJ
OF November
August TO- 1872 Spirit.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-08-31
Public Sale
OF REAL ESTATE.

WILL be offered, at public auction, in front Of
w the Court House in Charlestown, Jefferson
County, w. Va, on
Tuesday, September 10, 1872,
At II o'clock, A. NJ, unless previously disposed
Of a lot of Land containing
~ ACRES,
Lying on the East side of the Shenandoah River,
in aforesaid County and adjoining the lands Of J.
W. Walraven, Franklin Osburn and others
being portion OF the original estate Of George
Backhouse, deceased Any information desired
can be had Of !. W. Walraven at Kabletown.
TERMS.-0ne-third Cash; balance in two equal
annual payments of one and two years, with in
tcrest from date Of sale, purchaser giving bonds
with approved security.
G.. II. c. BACKUS,
J. w. WALRANEN,
Executors of George Backhonse.
Aug. p lS72-3t
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RECORDERS NOTICE.

OFFICE or THE RECORDER OF JEFF Co, w.
VA, August u, 1872.
A REPORT Of tie accounts Of WILLIAM
"A 0. MAUGUGHTRY as Executor Of MA
RY MOORE, and on the debts and demands
against her estate having been filed in the
Office Of the Recorder Of Jefferson Coun-
ty, West Virginia, pursuant to Chapter 81 Of
the Code, and more than two years having
elapsed since tie qualification Of said Execu-
tor. ON the motion Of John w. Brown and
wife Disrl u'ee Of said estate, it is ordered
by the Recorder Of said County that the crcd-
tors Of said estate show cause on the 18th day
Of October, 1872, against the payment and
delivery Of tie estate Of said decedeut to her
legatses, or dis,ubutees,- it Is ordered
thata copy Of this order be published once
week ior four weeks in the I'Tginia Free
Press, "a newspaper published in said coun-
ty-and posted at the door Of the Court
House Of tie County on the second Monday Of
two successive months.
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Commissioners Notice.
IN the Circuit Court, April Term, 1872,
WILLIAM C. woRTHINGToN'S Admir-,
LOUISA WAsHINGTON. &o.

WILLIAM C. WORTHINGT0N'S Adm'r,
rs.
LOUISA WASHINGTON, &c.
This cause came on to be heard this 18th
day Of April, 1872, on the papers formerly
read, and was argued by counsel, on consider
alton whereof it is adjudged, ordered and de-
creed that this cause be committed TO a Com
missioner of this Court, who is ordered TO 81 te
the debts due from the Defendant, louisa
Washington, TO the Plaintiff on the evidence
already in the cause and on such other evidence
as may be produced before him by the parties,
aud that be may report in the premises togeth-
er with any matter which he may deem perth
nent or which either party may require to be
so stated. and the said Commissioner is ordered
to give notice of the time aud place Of eSrc,-
ting this order, by publication for four weeks
successfully in some newspaper published in
Charlestown, Jefferson County, which pubhca-
ton shall be equivalent to personal service Of
notice on the parties.
A true copy-Teste--
w. ~ CHAPLINE,
Clerk
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Fnrmcrs LookOmt

TNOR the best FERTILIZER. See what orr
best farmers say.
We. the undersigned, have used Ielrs Phosphate
and without hesitation cay .t is most valuable
fertilizer.
LooAN OSBORN, WV. A. HooFP,
j. II. C0yKbYS, JEnE HAERm,
j. G.. Gibs0y. For Sale by
+. N. AISQUlTH, Sr
Aug. 10, -3L-Spirii eopy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-08-31

HAYING purchased Of Howell & Bro, thc bal
ance Of the Stock Of Goods on hand, ] will
continue business at the old stand aud viii in a
few days add a supply of Fresh and Seasonablo
Goods. In making he changes in business, have
determined also, To change our mode Of doing bu
siness and will sell only for Cash or in exchange
for Produce. Satisfied that thi. mode will prove an
advantage % Merchant and Consumer.
Nv endcavor shall be 10 furnish good Goods ana
at the lowest living rates hope q have the sup
port Of our old customers ana 20 oacr inducements
10 new ones.
Aug. !. ls72. DAVID HOWELL.