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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-01-20
State News.

Some mean scamp cot the stirrup-leathers Of
some gentlemen who were in attendance at the
prayer meeting and lecture on Wednesday
night week, among others those of Mr. John
McKowan, Sr. Such sneaking acts are dis
graceful and the perpetrators should be severely
punished Gaadstolca Tines
AccmENT.-Mr Peter Munday, a conductor
on the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, who resides
at Sir Johns Run, had his hand badly mashed
at the Depot, in Martinsburg, on Saturday
morning week, while in the act Of coupling
some cars. Surgical aid was rendered by DR..
Jones.
CoMlyo.-We understand that number Of
families from the staid old town of Mddleway,
jefferson County, contemplate moving TO our
city in the Spring.
The valuable mill property on Tuscarora,
belonging to David Daniels, was sold by c. j..
Faulkner, Jr., trustee, to w. w. Walker, Esq,
for the sum of SIC, OOO.-Aartms5'Ug States
man.
A Sex SnooTs AND Kills HIS FATHER
A report was brought to Us last evening that
Dr. J. 4. T. OAut, Of Capon Bridge, Hamp-
shire County, West Virginia, was shot and
killed by his own sou on Thursday last. 1t
is said the son, a young man about twenty-one
years Of age, is of wild and reckless habits,
and his father was, at the time of the shooting,
giving him a lecture upon his misconduct,
when the sou drew pistol from his pocket and
shot his father dead We have no other par
ticulars- Cumberland Ne1es.
The Preston County, Journal has resumed
publication under Mr.. John McWilIiams as
editor. The paper is handsome aud sirightly.
The only objection we have to make to it is,
that it floats Ulyssis s Grant for President,
and ace regard "Ulyssis as dreadful bad
stuff for President.-Uorganto,cn Consttu-
ton.
OIL PaoDUcrIoN.-From the Volcano Lu-
bricator we learn that the production Of oil by
seven companies about Volcano during the
week ending January lst, 1872, was 8O55 bar
rels of all grayities, ranging in prices from a
to SD. This would be at the rate Of $4,000
barrels per annum, and at an average Of So
per barrel It would be worth $953, $50.
The Sims Hotel, at Piedmont, was sold at
commissioners sale on Wednesday week. H..
c. Davis & Co, becoming the purchasers at
four thousand four hundred dollars-MetC
Creek Tribune
Ohio County has voted county subscriP-
ton Of $3.50, 900, or so much thereof as may
be necessary to grade and bridge the proposed
Pittsburg, Wheeling and Kentucky railroad
from Wheeling to the Boone County line.-Ma-
son County Journal
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-01-20
Corruption.

Throughout the land, in whatever direction
our eyes are turned, we see announcements Of
frauds. embezzlemeuts, &c, &c. Deialcltions
IN high paces-in the Treasury, in the Gene
r..l Pos, Office, in Pos, Offices in cities and
towns, in Custom-Houses. in almost every de-
partmeut OF the goyernment-call for investi-
eating committees. The over-hauiing Of Gus
tom-house affairs at New York has resulted in
the production Of the testimony Of numerous
prominent persons coguizaut Of the outrases
perpe,rated there for party purposes, aud
make an ugly exhibit for Grant & Co. Bat,
the worse things are it seems the more closely
the depcudeutsof the administration cling to
it.
Rings seem sIl-powerful and all-pervading
in National, State and County affairs. How
long, Oh, how long shall these things continue {?
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-01-20
Death of Bishop McGill.

Bishop McGill, who for the past twcnty-one
years has been IN charge of the Catholic Do
cese of Virginia, died Sunday morning last in
Richmond. He bad been in long time and
his death was no, unexpected. He was a
learned aud pious prslate, greatly beloved by
the members Of his own church. and respected
and admired 10y persons Of all denominations.
Daring his late visit to Rome, he was recog-
nizsd there as one Of the ablest bishops in the
Council. The general sorrow with which the
account Of bis death has been received will
show the estimation in which be was held
Appropriate houors to his memory will be
paid.
The Baltimore Sua in noticing the death Of
Bishop McGul, says -" He was oousecrated
third Bishop Of the Diocese of Richmond, No
vember 10, 1850 He was sixty-two years Of
ase at the time Of his death He was at one
time the vicar general Of Bishop Spaldiug, in
Kentucky. lie was the immediate successor
Of the Rev. Richard v. Whelan, second Bisb-
op. and Rev Patrick Kelly, first Bishop Of the
diocese Of Richmond, which was established in
1921, and comprises Eastern Virginia and the
valley formed by the Allegheny and Blue
Ridge mountains southwark as far as Monroe
county. He was born in Kentucky, and was
at one time a rlember Of the bar in the courts
Of his native State. Before be was consecrat-
ed bishop he was a pastor at Louisville,
kentucky where he was regarded as very
eloquent preacher and a close reascncr. Bish-
op McG1l was Of venerable and imposing ap-
pearance, easy in manners, and most per-
suasiye speaker
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TFrOm the Wheeling Register. ]
CHARLESTON.
Organization of the Legislature. Of
fcers of the Convention. Proba-
bility of Adjournment to Wheel
ing.
CHARLESTON. JANUARY I6.

CHARLESTON, JANUARY 16.
The Legislature assembled at. the Capitol
this afternoon, nearlyall the members of both
Houses being present.
The Senate was organized by the election Of
Hon. Carlos A. Sperry, of Greenbrier, Presi-
dent; Mr.. Miller, of Cabell County, Clerk; r.
S. Clark, Of Wood, Serseant-at-Arms, and Mr..
Ball, of Boone County. Doorkeeper.
In the House of Delegates, Hon. A. E. Sum-
msrs, Kanawha, was chosen Speaker j. Ber-
nard Peyton, of Greenbrier, Clerk, aud J. w.
Horner of Wood, SeArgeant-at-Arms.
The Constitutional ConSe ntion met in the
Methodist Episcopal Church, which has recent
ly been fitted up for the purpose. Hon. c. j.
Faulkner, Of Berkeley. was chosen Temporary
Chairman. An election was then held for per-
mauent officers which resulted in the choice OF
Hon. Samuel Price, of Greenbrier, President
Gibson I. Butcher, of Lewis County, Clerk
and B. II. Jones, of Greenbrier, Assistant
Clerk.
As may DO seen from the above the Third
Congressional District monopolized almost
everything, seven out of ten positions voted for
being filed by Third District Men, and four Of
the seven hailed from single county.
The feeling this evening is strongly in favor
Of an adjournment of the Constitutional Con-
vention to the city of Wheeling, and the move
meut can probably be effected if it is shrewdly
managed by those in its favor.
CHARLESTON, January II.
A proposition to adjourn the sitting Of the
Constitutional Convention to the city of Wheel
ing, came up for action this morning and was
laid on the table by a vote of forty-three l4S)
to thirty-thres 1884, This probably ends the
matter, as it is not likely to come up again.
Henry S. Walker, of Kanawha, State Prin-
ter was elected Printer to the Convention, and
B. A. Galligan, of Wheeling, has been elected
Assistant Secretary.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-01-20
A Hero Rewarded.

Among those recently elected to the Cons.i-
tutional Convention in West Virginia, which
will, in few days, assemble at Charleston
appears the name Of C5l. VIM. 4. Morgan, Of
Jefferson County Col. Morgan comes of a
heroic family, which can point to Gen. Daniel
Morgan Of Revolutionary fame, and Gen. John
Morgan, Of more recent memory. Col. Nor
gan himself enjoyed reputation in the Con-
federate service which, for s2lantry aud SOL
diery qualities, made him tie peer OF any Of
these heroic nen Of any rank, who like him
self, consecrated everything to the service oil
the Coafederacy.
No soldier could have made more glorious
OF more enviable reputation.
All praise to the noble constituency
which has thus honored this gallant man.
In honoring him they have only houored
themselves. In Avertts Life Of. Ash
by we learn that Col Morgan was in three
hundred fights, aud had during the war, four
teen horses killed or mortally wounded under
him. On bis estate, in Jefferson County, is
the famous Morgan spring, of Revolutionary
memory Baltimore EreHing journal.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-01-20
shepher6stown Items.

From tie Shspheristown Register Of Satur-
day we copy the following;
REslaSEB.-Hey. J. a. Scott, Of Elk
Branch, who has been supplying the Presbyte-
riau Churches Of this town and Kerneysylle
with preaching during the past twelve months,
has rendered his resignation, and which took
effect two weeks ago. Mr.. SCOTS arduous
duties, within bis own charge, required him to
reliuquisb these charges. and we hope the va
cancy VIII be speedily filed. I; is said that
Rev Mr. Rankin, Professor in the Princeton,
\. j., College has been called to supply the
places, SLephcr6stown and Kerneysyille.
RELEAsgD.-Thc man in womans clothes,
who was arrested at Cbarlestown, some weeks
since and confined in the County Jail, as sus-
pi-ious character. was released on Monday Of
last W elk. lie was furnished with suit Of
mems clothing, by the accommodating JaiIor,
Mr.. RI. KimblIl. and sent across the river,
into Maryland on his way rejoicing. He,
however. seemed to have fancy for bis
" hoops and " Panni:r, which lie took along
with him.
OrrIcEHs ELEcrED.-The following officers
were elected on Thursday evening Of last week
Of Black Hawk Tribe. 7. o. r. N. for the pres
ent terms Geo. MeGHncy, W. S; Jos W.
Colbert, Sr. S; jos. NJ. Cook Jr. S; Juo. R.
Ray, c. off,; Geo. D. McGGucy, X. Of W. ,
jos. Heyes Prophet.
Nzw OFEcIALs-We presume The officers
elect, throughout the County entered upon
their respective duties on the first Of January.
In this place, Mr. Vim. Rights,ine, Magistrate
e'ec, 10 CLapiuo Township and Henry Byers,
Constable elect and M VIM Lambright,
Magistrate elect in Shepherd Township and
Henry C. Cameron aud c. N. Eutler, Constables
elec, have qualified and entered upon the dis
charge o. their duties.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-01-20
Public Sale.


II WILL sell at Public Sale, at $. V. Yantis'
store. corner Of Shenandoah and High Streets
Harper's Ferry, on
Saturday, February 3rd, 1879,
The Following Property to-wit:
10000 feet of Lumber
TWO THOUSAND POUNDS OF BACON;
1880 pounds of Lard, 200 pounds Sausagej
CHOICE LOT OF LIQUORS;
Two Horses, one Cow, two Sows and Pigs;
One Thoroughbred Berkshire Boar, SShoats
ONE LARGE HOG-wEIGHING OVER
700 PoundSi
Six Goats, one set Of Buggy Harness;
Two Saddles and Brides,
One Sleigh and Bells, ten barrels Of Corn;
Twenty five bushelsof Oats;
One Bed Room Set of Walnut Furniture,
Several Mattresses, Two Bedsteads;
Six Feather Beds and Pillows;
Fifty Bed Spreads, Fifty Sheets and Pillow
Cases;
one Wardrobe, Several washstands;
Three Bureaus, Two Safes;
One Book Case, Several Cromo Pictures:
Beautiful Set Of Marble Mantle Ornaments,
One French Clock with glass case,
One CuckcoO and -Four other Clocks;
nice lot of Siver-plated Forks,
Table and Tea Spoons, lot OF Knives;
One large Copper Kettle, one Brass do;
One Table, lot of Dinnerware;
lot of Jellies, Pickles, Preserves, Brandy
Peaches, Pine Apples, DC.
number Of other articles too tedious to men
ton.
TERMS.-A credit of Six Months will be given
on all sums upwards Of Ten Dollars; under that
amount the Cash will be required. The purcha-
ser TO give Negotiable Note with approved Sc
curity, payable at the First National Bank in
Charlestown-th notes to bear interest from day
OF sale.
Sale to begin at 10 o'slock.
T. A. KIRWAN.
WM z. ANDERSON, Auctioneer.
Harper's Ferry, Jan. 20, 1872.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-01-20
The Trial Of Mrs. Wharton.

The trial Of Mrs Wharton for the murder
Of Gen. Eetchum is drawing to clOse-tO-
day being the fortieth day consumed in the
investigation L is generally conceded that
medical and chemical experts nave surround
ed The case with doubts sufficient for tho ac-
quittal Of the prisoner--it being a principle Of
law that directs if their be shadow Of q
doubt in proving the corpus delieti, that doubt
must be given 60 iLc accused
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-01-20
MEssRs. EDISoRs

MESSAS. IblSULo
The people Of this vicinity
have been thrown into quite a feverish excite
meut by the action Of the Board of Supervi-
sors, in ousting Mr. LittIeton from the man
agement of the AlmshouSe, and giving him
only twenty days to fnd new home. If Mr.
Iittletou had been VIGOROUSLY derelict in the
discharge Of his duties this summary proceed
ing would hardly have met the approval Of
fair minded men; but when it is known that
Mr.. l.. has been an efficient and faithful pub
lie servant, that be had been employed but a
few days FOR the ensuing year, by the old Board,
the thing is still worse. AS regards the Board
itself, this official action is regarded as reckless
in the extreme; as regards Mr.. l.. it is regard
ed as an outrage. The meanest landlord in tho
county would not treat tenant so. The
Board has great powers granted it, but the
caution in using Of it should be in exact pro-
portion. The action Of the Board should al
ways be such as 20 command the approval Of
right-minded people; this action creates indig-
nation and contempt.
We do not hesitate to say the Almshousc has
never been committed to more faithful and eff
iicient hands Mr. L. seeing there was not
land enough on the farm rented land for corn,
which involved extra labor on bis part and had
corn to sell. In the house neatness and good
order was observable everywhere; the poor
were never better provided for. The difficult
and disagreeabe duties pertaining to this po-
sitiou were discharged with a fidelity and hui
mainly that won for both Mr. and Mrs. Little
ton the respect and good will Of this commu-
nifty.
To make the matter worse as regards the
action Of the Board, it is rumored Mr.. LIS re-
moval was the result of wire-working AID axe
grindiug-that the IIarper's Ferry member had
an axe badly in want Of grinding, that the
Charlestown member, like his ilustrious pro-
totype at the White House, had also an axe
a relation wanting position, that nice little
accommodation was thus arranged whereby a
bridge would be built and a brother-in-law be
given position We know nothing Of Mr..
Ayis-have nothing against him-but if ad-
mitted to the AlmShouse at this time it should
have been as all needy persons are, by certid-
cate of one Of the members respectfully direct
ed to the manager Mr.. l..
Mr. Editor, having thus Invested ourseh Of
a little pent-up wrath, shared by this entire
community of taxpayers you are respectfully
requested to give this an insertion in your val
liable paper and much oblige your many
friends. ANXIOUS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-01-20
NOTICE.

rI'HE undersigned having been duly qualified as
Administrative of the Personal Estate Of her
late husband, Lewis w. Washington, decd, re-
spectfully requests all parties indebted TO come
forward and make payment Those having claims
against the estate, are requested to present them
either to the undersigned, or to her friend, John
T. Henkle, Esq, who has kindly agreed to aid her
in the administration.
ELLA b. WASHINGTON,
Admx of l.. W. Washington, decd.
Jan. l3, lS72-ft.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-01-20

One man in a hradre3 reads book ninety
nine IN a hundred read newspaper. Nearly a
csntary ago, when the American press, which
Is now 6 spreading oak, was 10 its green twig,
Thomas Jefferson said he would rather live in
a country with newspapers and withouta gov
erument than in a country with q government
boz without newspapers. The press, instead Of
being tie Fourth, is the 6ls. estate in Tia realm
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-01-20

4 boy, about IA years of age, named Harry
Wiugered was severely hurt on Tuesday las;
by having large field roller, weighing nearly
1000 pounds, pass over him. The roller was
attached to 4 wagon going through town, and
the boy was inside the frame attempting to
get on it to ride, when il caught his feet, aud
passed over his entire body.-MatiHsburg
IRA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-01-20
House for Rent.

TJ,HE desirable House and Lot Of the undersign-
/ ed. situated on Evetts Run, in Charlestown,
viii be for rent on and after the lst OF April next
The house is in good repair. contains three rooms
below and four above, with oistern Smake, moese'
&c. Mani .. SroiiS'
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BIRClIIS!

u
The Question is often asked
"HoO do y0' do such a Large business, and
Holc can you Sell so Cheapi'
IT WILL INTEREST SOMETO READ TIE
ANSWER WE MAKE.
The First-Hglg Il il DONE
We buy our goods direct from manufacturers
and importers and thus save profits by going d.
rect to headquarters.
The Second Hoi- Il Is dons.
We reduce everything to a system, count the
cost Of penny and prevent all waste.
The Third-Hote /, IS done.
We sell for ready money and do not necd to
charge high prices to make up for bad de5fs.
The Fourth-Hor il Is done.
We are satisfied with small profits A little per
centage on an enormous amount Of business IL
better than large per cent, and small sales
The Fifth-Hor ii il done.
We ask but one price, and one price only n al,
and do not sell goods cheap to-day in order 10
tice a customer 70 return that we may take adj
va ntage tomorrow.
CONCLUSION.
The people and business men generally arc vel
come - the inside view Of our establishment We
like the pOple TO know all about We have in
operation now nearly FIFTY Of the lArges. stores
in the United States. The fame Of the Cheap
Store has extended 20 the most remote hut within
the reach Of these famous bargains.
Others may mock our style Of business and at
tempt our smsIl profits, but they cannot even imi-
tate 1t shows the road to prices which they can
not match.
ES- Country Produce taken in exchange for
Goods and always sold without profit.
SETH N. TIMBERLAKE.
c. Z. TWBERLAKE, Statesmen.
X. +. TINBERLAKE,
l.. L. SADLER.
Having permanently located at the "Metropoli-
TAM | would respectfully ask nv friends and ac-
quaintances to give me call, assuring them that
they can buy better goods at lower prices than a;
any other store in Charlestown.
l.. L. sADLER.
Jan. 20, 1872
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-01-20
THURSDAY.

In the Senate, it was decided that Che wo-
men who want suffrage shall not be heard at
the bar Of that body a bill was passed, at Mr..
Vickerss request, appropriatlng $4,000 for
the erection Of range beacons to make the nav
igation Of Craighil channel, coming into the
harbor of Baltimore, at the mouth Of the Pa
tapsco river, practicable by night as well as
now by day. Mr.. Carpenter, republican, said
no party. in his opinion, could maintain itself
without the Offices Mr.. Trumbull, Republican,
reioined that If the republican party had not
virtue enough to sustain itself without ;he gov
eminent patronage used for that purpose, it
ought TO go down. which elected subdued APP
plause. He also stated that the annual loss to
the government on the collection Of the reye-
nue. was S90,0O0,000.
Mr. Braxton, claiming a seat from the sew
enth Virginia district, contested by Mr..
Mckenzie, was declared entitled thereto.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-01-20

b. CAREFUL.-In these days, when tight hats,
hot air and sedentary occupations, cause the hair
to fall out it is matter of no little Importance to
know which of the hair preparations are Of any
value. The majority, as has been frequently
proved by the first dermatologsts, or hair-doctors,
possess little or no merit Such being the fact, it
is consolng to those who are afflicted to know
there is really one good article, which is recon-
mended and used by the first medical authority,
and has stood every test, many years. This prep
aration is Halls VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR
RENEWER,-a truly scientific compound, which
is unquestionably the best preparation OF the kind
now before the American public. 1t will restore
to gray hair its original color, cleanse the head
thoroughly, cure all eruption Of the scslpi and
will always restore the hair so long as any germs
remain, as they almost invariably do, until ex-
IRENE old age has destroyed the roots. The origi-
nal articl. is made by r. p. Hall & Co., Nashua,
y. H.-Forney's Press, Jan. 25, 1865.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-01-20

QUARTERLY CoURT,-Ths quarterly term Of
our County Court adjourned on Tuesday, Judge
Page having received his commission from the
Governor qualified before Judge Sherrard
on last Friday when that gentleman retired
and Judge Page took his seat and presided IN
til the adjournment. Clarke Courier.
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NOTICE.

4 GENERAL Meeting Of the Stockholders Of
~ the Smithfield Cbarlestown 4 Harpers Fer
~ Turnpike Company is hereby called By the I'M
dersigned Stockholders in said Company, who
hold together more than one-tenth Of the capital
stock of said Company. The said general meeting
is to be held on the Fourth Tuesday (the 23d) OF
January, 1872, at i o'clock, A. NJ, at the Court
House in Charlestown, for the purpose Of electing
FIVE Directors and transacting other business.
FRANCIS YATES.
HUMPHREY KEYES,
SAM'L HOW YELL.
JAS. LAW. H00FF.
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We Want Money

WE hope our friends and customers will bear
w in mind the Season calls for a settlement
of Accounts. We have immediate use for all the
money due us. Call and settle your Bills.
Jan. 10, 1872. TRUSSELL 4 LUCAS.
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NOTICE.

Two tie lawyers practising in the Circuit Court
/ Of Jefferson County, W. Va. As Master Com
missioner in Chancery, and by request, take this
means Of informing the people that for the better
accommodation Of parties.I will attend 10 cases
in Chancery referred 70 a Commissioner, at Char
lestown. at time most convenient TO parties and
so fixed as not to interfere with references now be-
fore J. ;. BRAGONlER,
Jan. IS, ls12-3t. Master Commissioner.
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NOTICE.

A meeting of the Board Of Directors Of The
y Shenandoah Valley Railroad, held in Charles
town on Friday, the 18th instant, il was ordered
that requisition Of ten per cent per month be
collected on each Share of Stock. Persons having
taken stock in said company will please remit me
at Front Royal, their respective dues, as they ma
ture, beginning with the 10Th Of January.
TH0S. n. ASHBY,
Jan. 20, Is72-4t Sec'y S. " L. Il. Co.
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BOARDERS.

7 WISH 70 accommodate Boarders either With
or without rooms front room can be fur
nished. If preferred. wish also to take in my
family Young ladies who wish to go To school.
MRS. EDWIN BOWEN,
Main Street.
Ckarlestown, JEFF. Co., ". Va.
Jan. 20, 1872.
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Notice.

A PPLICATlOy will be made to the Legisla-
" ture to amend the Charter OF the Harpers
Ferry and Smithfeld Turnpike Company, allow
ing them to construct branch to the Old Furnace
"''' ''e FRANCIS YATES,
January % 1872 President
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-01-20

The Grand Lodge of Knights Of Pythias for
West Virginia, will meet in Martinsburg next
TUESDAY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-01-20
NOTICE.

Ii parties in possession Of receipts given by
u me as Constable Of Grant Township, re-
Guested to present them 10 me, without delay, for
settlement | am anxious to keep my business
closed up as nearly as possible-and especially to
settle up my business connected with the old
Township. X. Z. JOhNSION,
Jan. 90, '72-3t. Constable.