Martinsburgh gazette — Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.], 1810-11-30 00:00:00, page 4

NEW GOODS,
By the Market-House in Shepherd's-Town
rpilK subscribers respectfully infornr
X their customers at a distance, as wel
as those immediateh in the neighbourhood
and the public in general, that they have
just finished opening a very large and gene
ral assortment of
NEW GOODS,
of every description, among which are
Soper Kxtra Superfine Cloths,
ditto Double Mill’d Cassimers,
Flannels, Irish Linens, Long Lawns,
A great variety of Nice Fancy Articles,
he. he. manv of those GOODS have been
bought a sacrifice, and are worthy the at
tention of all those wishing to purchase
CHEAP GOODS.
Should any doubt the cheapness of the
Goods, they will do well to come and see
them, for we pledge ourselves they will be
sold Cheap either by the Package, Piece
cr smaller C> jintitv.
JAMES S. LANE, BROTHER, St Co.
ty Highest price paid in Cash for Hides
and Skins
ShepherdVTov/n, Nov. 23, 1810.
NEW STORE.
rT"'HE subscriber begs leave to inform
jL the public, and his former customers
in particular, that he has commenced busi*
mbs again, at his old stand, opposite the
Market House, where he nus just receiv
ed and opened,
A JVexv and Fresh Assort
ment of
DRY-.GOODS and
GROCERIES,
suitable for the season, all which he offers
L r ia!r at verv reduced pnees, for cash,
or on shert credit to punctual customers.
O* l hose indebted to him, are requested
to call and settle up their old balances.
ALEXANDER COOPER.
Martinsburgh, November 16, 1810.
FALL GOODS.
DANIEL ZiNN, & Co.
HAVE j •1st received their very esctl
] rt assortment of
FALL GOODS,
a'd in a few dav s will receive an addition
al supply of
Hard care, Scid/en/, Tin
ware and Bonnetts9
r,1! which thev ire now selling very low for
<; *>!:. or to punctual customers at u credit
ot three nn.i four m '*i'hs. They deem it
unnecessary to pa/ti.ul rise the who\e of
their ass-- s a, t. In. f bowing is a part:
Svpe: fi.ie nd 8* - rd CLOTHS,
1 -* i’ set s C \ S I i E U 5,assorted colours,
i:l ti e cs PL AINS assorted colours,
i • rosvti, O- .h and dray COATINGS,
MarbUd KERSEYS,
1 Idle Hose HLANKE TS,
4 piec-s S’riped ditto,
310 pieces India MUSLINS, assorted,
loo pieces C ALLICOS, do.
CO pieces India CHECKS,
i^O pieces Manchester Goods, &c.
JMartinsburgh, November 16, 1810.
Public Sale.
ILL be 9( 1J by public auction, on
* V i hursflj',' the 6'.h ct December next,
nt tb* late dwelling o James Wilson Camp
bell, deceased, Hors-s, Ca'tle, feheep. Fat
IF g3. Corn ir the heap, Hi e, amt House
b Id I'm.;tei*e, to wit; Feather Beds,
Desk, Corner Cupboard, Tables, he. also
Farming tJn isih, and sundry other arti
ties too mim.-rous to mention. Nine
inrnrhs credit will |>e allowed the purcha
ser Fir aU sums i.hove two dollars, on giv
ing bond with approved security. 1 he
s^le will begin early in the day — Due at
tendance will !ic given bv me
J A M K S C A M F B K LL, Adm'r,
Nov 23. 1810 *
A'lihlic Sale.
\T / ILI.be sold at public vendue, on
V F i may the 14th oi December next,
at the subscriber’* farm near the head ol
Tustarora Crttk, Horses, Milch Cows
and Y >ung Cuttle, a large number of Hogs
nud Sheep, a good wind mill, and a num
ber of i tiler artiiIts too tedious to mention.
Nine months credit will be given, the pur
c i .ser giving bond anil approved security.
The sale to begin at lQo’cioik, A. .VI. and
tine attendance will be given by me
KGULKT fcAKIN.
Nov. 23, 1810.
Public Sale.
WILT, be sold at public auction, on
Thursday the 6 h of December next,
if fair, if not, the next fair day, at the sub
scriber’s dwelling, near Walpert’s I'avcrn,
Eighteen head of Horses,
consisting of work Horses, Brood Mares,
and a number of Colts, three years old,
and under, two or three well-bred Filly9,
Cattle, Sheep, Hogs, Farming Utensils,
also, Household and Kitchen Furniture,
too tedious to mention. Twelve months
credit will be given, on giving bond with
approved security. The sale to begin at 9
o’clock, and continue from day to day un
til all is sold.
WILLIAM KERNEY, jun.
Nov. 23, 1810.
TH E subscriber hereby informs the in
habitants of Martinsburgh and its vi
cinity that he stt'.l continues his occupation
of a WHEEL-RIGHT. He makes Max,
Wool and Cotton Wheels, Check Keels,
Windsor Chairs and all other kinds of turn
ing, he will likewise repair old work for
hi* old customers ; he will take in ex
change for new work all kinds of country
produce at the market price; he has at
present on hand a quantity of work, such
as Windsor chairs of the newest fashions ;
house j.oners and cabinet makers may also
be supplied with large bench and clamp
screws, or any other kind belonging to
joiner turning.—Merchants near or at a
distance, may be supplied with Tar Cans
as usual, either by the single dozen or
groce. A short credit will be given to
punctual persons.
All those in arrears are desired to call
and discharge their balances either in cash
or country produce.—Either will be ac
cepted. He still resides in his old stand
in Uurke street, near Mr. Jus : Faulkner’s
Store.
MICHAEL KEARNS. '
O’ N. D. He will do all kinds of House
Painting on reasonable terms.
Nov. 16, 1810. [6w.]
1' HE subscriber received about three
weeks ago, all of which is now open
and ready for sole, a large and extensive
assortment of
rail and Winter GOODS,
Liquors, Groceries, Queen’s,
Glass, Stone & Potters’ ITare,
which will be s>ld on the must reasonable ;
terms for cash or a short credit to punctual
customers.
JAMES FAULKNER.
Martinsburgh, Nov. 2, 1810.
Buildings to Let.
Agreeable to an order cl the Coun
ty Com t of Berkeley at their last term,
to erect buildings in the Town of Martins
burgh for the use of the Poor of said Coun
ty, the subscribers will proceed, on Friday
the last day of Nov ember next at 12 o’clock,
and at the scite whereon the said buildings
are to be erected, to let to the lowest bid
der, the erecting of said buildings, for the
use of the Poor of said County : to consist
of a dwelling house 60 feet by 40, two sto
ries high, a kitchen, smokehouse, a stable
and privy; to be built of brick. The un
dertaker to give bond with approved secu
rity fur the faithful performance of the work,
and to complete the whole by the 1st day
of Apnl, in the >ear 1813. Plans of the
buildings may be seen, and all other inlor
m-tion relative to them may be obtained by
applying to Philip Nadeobousch, in said
1 own.
WILLIAM PENDLETON,
PHILIP NADENBOUSCH.
October 19, 1810.
N. B. At the same time and place will
he let, in the same manner, the inclosing
the lot of four acres and twenty seven
perches, with a good Locust post and plan it
fence.
K 1 AM) MIOl iM .t N U 1 ACIUKY.
fi- - ' ' .Tl
qpHK subscriber respectfully informs
i the inhabitants of iVIartinsburgh and
its vicinity, that he has latelv returned to
this place, and is now carrying on the a*
bove business, in the house late ly occupied
by ■lees Branson, in the Main street Mar
tinsburgh ;—he will be thankful to his old
customers and the public for any orders in
his line—Having supplied himself with a
stock cf good leather, and with excellent
workmen, he will be able to give full satis
faction to all who inav please to employ him.
j ACC)B POISAL.
! Martinsbuigh, Oct- 12, 1810.
NEW GOODS.
THE subscriber has just finished opening a large parcel of GOO DS, which make*
his assortment very complete ; and he, with th** greatest confidence, ventures to
assure the public that he is now Selling off many bargains, aud that no person whatever
shall undersell him in the slightestdcg.ee, either for cash, or to punctual customerso*
a reasonable credit.
The following is a pari oj his stock :
Superfine and Common Cloths, well assor
ted,
Cassameres, all colours,
Plains and Flanntlls, all colours,
Blankets from 5-4 to 10-4,
Bedford Cords,
4 4 Fancy Chintzes,
3 4 do. Callicos,
Plain and twill’d Cambricks, lower thao a
ny in 'he market,
Plain Jaconet Muslins,
Spider-nct do.
Seeded do.
Jubilee do.
Plain Leno do.
Figured do. do.
Book do.
Fine Baftas do.
Tandel Sannahs do.
Super Jallapore do.
9 8 and 7-8 Irish Linens, assorted,
Fancy Waistcoating,
Ladies’ Shoes of every description,
Silk and Cotton Umbrellas,
Manchestry well assorted,
Elegant Feathers (artificial)
Laced Sleeves,
Siik Gloves,
lilatk Worsted Hose,
Cords for 1 riming,
White Silk Crape,
Yellow, Black aud Pink Cotton Crape,
Plush, Leghorn, Sattin Straw, Chip and
Straw, White and Black Sattin, Silk
all colours, BONNETS,
Martinsburgh, November 9, 1810.
FALL and WINTER GOODS.
"T^HE subscriber again begs to inform his friends and the public, that he has just
A. returned fr< m Philadelphia, and now cptoirg a very extensive assortment of
IUCH and ELEGANT GOODS,
all which have been selected by himself with the uirn'ist care and attention, and which
he flutters himself will be found, on inspection to be superior in stile, quality, and
cheapness, to any that hive been oifered for sale »n this town. Among his late purcha
ses are the following, viz.
Dry Goods.
S. fine, 2nd quality and low priced broad
CLOTHS,
Coatiugs and Kersey moleskins,
Ladies’ Pcllisse Cloths,
Kerseymeres and Fancy Waistcoating,
Flannels, Flushing, hz.
Woolen, Silk and raw silk Gloves,
Extra and Short Cambric do.
Worsted, Cotton and Silk Hosery,
Silk and Cotton Shawls,
Rich. Chintzes and Callicos,
Embroidered and Work’d Dresses,
Spiiler-net and Leno Muslins,
Mail, Mull mull and Jaconet do.
Seeded Brussels, do.
4-4 and 6-4 Cambric Muslin Shirting, do.
Gingham, Seersucker and Ladies’ Cotton
Cassimers,
3-4 and Cambric Dimities,
Manchestry of every description,
French Mantua and Italian Silks,
Sarcenette, Ribbands, &c.
White, Black, &c. Crapes,
Double gimp Fringes,
Silk, Cotton and Net Suspenders,
Cotton and Silk Cord,
Nelson and Chain Trimming,
Cords and Tassels,
Tapes and Bobbins,
Ostrich and Fancy Plumes and Feathers,
Artificial Flowers and Wreathes,
Brussels, English and Cotton Laces,
Silk, Shirt and Cambric Buttons,
Sewing Cotton and Linen Threads,
Sewing Silks and Scarf Twists,
Chip, Leghorn, Perrilian and Silk Bonnets,
Kid, Morocco, Calf-skin and Cork-soal
Shoes, assorted.
Faints.
Dry White Lead,
do. Red do.
Spanish Whiting,
do. Brown,
Prussian Blue,
Pattern Green,
do. Yellow,
Yellow Ochre,
The highest price given, in Cash or Merchandize, for clean Linen and Cotton Rags.
He returns his sincere acknowledgments to customers for past favors, and feels
confident, that from an inspection of his Goods, he will merit a continuance.
THOMAS C. SMITH.
Martinsburgh, October 26, 1810.
PhKSONS who subscribed for Var
let’s Map ol Berkeley, Jefferson and
Frederick Counties, are informed that
■ they are now finished, and are ready to de
liver ut Mr. Graham's Tavern, Martins
burgh.
Isovtmber 9, 1810.
Vermillian,
Putty, &cc. See.
Sadlery.
Men’s Stirrup Irons,
Flatsett and Inlet Buckles,
Steel Rollers, do.
Heads and 1 hroats, do.
'l acks and Clouts, assorted,
Brass Nails,
Plated Bridle Bitts,
Linen Webbing, assorted.
Princes Check and White Serge.
Hardware.
Pattent Tea Kettles,
Hand-saws,
Knives and Forks,
Pad-Locks, Sugar Nippers, See. See. See.
Queen’sWare9Glass&China.
Cups and Saucers, with & without handles,
Oval Dishes, Plates assorted.
Sugar do.
Coffee and Tea Potts,
C. C. and Enameled Bowls,
VV ash Basons,
Darby and Plain Quart Decanters,
do. and Pint, do.
Quart, pint and half-pint Tumblers,
Wine Glasses, Cut Salts,
China Cups and Saucers,
do. Ccffae do. do.
do. Sugar Dishes,
do. Cream Ewers,
Liverpool Gilt Cups and Saucers,
do. Gilt setts of Ware.
Groceries.
Loaf, Lump, Piece and Brown Sugars,
Coffee’s, assorted,
Madiera, Shetry and Malaga Wines,
Jamaica Spirits,
Cogniac Brandy,
Real Holland Gin,
T will’d Bags, Stc. &c.— A ho a quantity of
Fiue and Ground Allum Salt, for which
he will receive in pa\ ment from back coun
try customers, Rye, Whiskey, Flax,
Twill'd Bags, Linens, &c. Sec.
Sheet Iron,
Strap do. ,
Bar do. assorted a* S 5 50 nerhund.
English, Crowley and Blister’d Steel,
Ca^t-ngs,
Belt’s Crockery Ware,
W'heelIrons,
Saddle mounting,
TURKEY OIL STONES,
Bowstrings, .
Hatter's Trimmings and Brushes,
Refined Camphor,
Red Lead,
Black do.
White do.
Oil of Vitriol,
Spiiits Turptatine,
Blue Vitriol,
Gum Asphahum,
Gum AraDic, i
Arnotta,
Aloes,
Essence of Peppermint,
Imperial, "'1
Hy son,
Young Hyson,
Hyson Sk’>n J
Holland Gin,
Jamaica Spirits,
Madeira Wine,
Lisbon do.
Rum,
Loaf and Brown Sugars of the first “ stile ™
8rc. &c. &c.
Cash gi\en for Rye and Flax-Seed.
LEVI PRICE.
For Sale,
A stout likely Negro Jtfcm,
about 27 years of age, who is well acquain
ted with the farming business.—Inquire of
the Printer.
November 16, 1810. §