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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-07-13
Nt,v Hambshirr LEGISLATURE.


y A law directing the electors of Pre.ii.
dent and Vice President of the United
States should be ehosenby general Tel.
ct. passed-The bill, distrietlng the state
Tor choice ofrePrese nta,ivesto Congress,
was returned by the governor with OBJ
Jeetions1 was also that for ratifying
the proposed amendment 10 the constitu.
ton, and the resolves complimenting the
present administration. These bills are
therefore lost, as two thirds Of both
branches Of the legislature did not appear
to support them.
The following are copies Of governor
S'lmans objections. which prevented
those bulls and resolutions from passingi
il GoUsrnor's objections. =.
The governor having received Ger.
tain resolutions of the honourabls
the, Senate and House Of Repre-.
sentatives. esPrcs siye Of their .opini.
on respecting disorganizing sentiments
ineuleated through the medium Of the
press congratulating their fellow cid.
zens upon the result Of certain measdrss
Of the general government-and dsclar.
ing their confidence in the present adj
miaistratian Of the general government,
and in the justice, benesolence and wis.
dom OF the President Of the u. States /;
returns those resolutions to the honour.
able The Senate, in which they originate
ed, with the following observations ;:
III had4been the pleasure Of the lsgis-
latute to have expressed the sentimsnts
contained in those resolutions, in any
Other mode than by bill or resolves, the
opinion OF the governor would NOT have
been necsssaryi but the constitution
having mads i bis duty 70 siga sash hills
OF resolsss - he approves, and 70 Issnrn
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No.Ifi

Some subject, exhibited BY Z writef,
Estle acquainted with the beauty, correct.
meas, and elegance ofiangaage, acquired
~ die study ofrhetoric, cannot fail, from
their nature 70 arrest general attention.
Others, displayed by the most elegant
Pen, make but q momentsry impression:
Areview Of The sections Of Mr.. jefferson
in his character Of President, though
they NAV. seem a dreary waste, where
nothing but marks OF unfaithfulness to
the true interest Of the nation can Be- per.
eeived. win, We hope, % far in,efesf
the feelings of his countrymeu, ~ to in.
duce . patient Perusal pf our numbers;
since the tendency Of such actions is ultii.
mately ID destroy individual happihess. !
Persons who arrive q eminence by
wealth or county favor, frequently from
afalse pride cannot endure ayiew oftheir
ancestry. They Fecoil rom scrutiny
intotheir origin. Whetherthe President
may be similarly affected By 4 delineati.
onof thesircunstances cf Bis elevation.
Is unknown. The mts Of deception. ]
however, which were praetised and the
instruments used 10 procare Il, We are
inclined tothink, would B. rejected With
indignation. If proposed 10 az4mind,;
shielded with principles Of honor and
rectitude. However dishonorable theys
nay appear, they must continue our
present subject. Il = Il
From the answer Of Mr.. Jefferson,
made on the 18th day Of February, 1904
% the eommittet. notifying HIM Of his
election, we should suppose, thar great
people had voluntarily intrusted aifairs
Of the highest consequences 70 Z disinte-
rested and magnanimous patrios. No
intrigue, u would seem, had existed,
and his modesty and virtue hsd never
urged him from the shade Of refinement,
sthe good Of the people had impe-
fiously demanded his services. His own
words win best illustrate the philosophi-
eal serenityof his mind, and perfect in.l
difference TO public honors, Of which he
undoubtedly desired the nation 10 be-
Iieve him possessed. I. receive. gen.
tlemrn. with profound thankfulness, this
testimony Of confidence from the great
representative Council Of our nation. Il
hlls up the measure Of thar grateful sa-
tisfaction, which had already been deri-
we'd from the snifrages Of nv fellow citi- .
zsns theHaselves, Designating me % one
Of those, to whom they were wiling To !
commit this charge tie most important
q Al Others TO them. II deciding be-
tween the candidates. whom their equal
vote presented 70 your ctmice, lam sen
s'hls that agshAs besa rsspstsd rather
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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-22
.sJJIEDl-At Quad ,loupr. or I

"DIED lat Gusdsloupr. on thc z6thof
September, Capt. SrssoN, Of New. York he
vas captured fon,e months fnce, by the French,
for being found in an armed nip iuppoied to be
bound TO ST. Domingo and refGins capture |;
was thown into prifon, al Gusdalonpe, & sieat.
ed with fuch rigor as to cccahon his death. - He
was gallant and expert nsu,icsl commander.
and an honea worthy man his death will be ie-
veIely felt by his relatives and friends, TO whom
his many virtnes had defeved!y endcarei him."
At New York, on the 10th inf. of rer-
vous fever, Mr.. THOMAS CAMPBsLL. printer.
The deceafed poGeGed The irIeodfhip Of al who
had an opportunity OF knowing the excellence of
his heart; in typographical Knowledge he had
few equals, and many admirers.
In this town, TIC 3Iit uif. MD. ELIZA
BIRTH PRssToS, widow of the late Mr.. John
Preiton, in the goth year of her age.
On Tnefdsy morning lat. Mr. GIpscN
CoRwsIL, aged IA.
On the 9Th inf. Mi6 NANCY JoHsson.
daughter Of Mr.. Sylvefer Johnfon Of Wexford,
in the nth year Of Der age.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-22
II Hint 10 Shop keepe,;.

The featon OF the year IL approaching
WHEN the weather will nor only be very cold
but the nights often aormy and da'k. To foot
patengcrs, the 6dcs OF the main Rrres IL then al
ways preferable. |" being fafc from injury os
oarrisgr'. and generally the 'dry~st. According
60 the prefer, method OF occnpyinp them with
boxes and other rubbifh, pcrfons psiIioe in the
night are IN very gses, dsnger OF bresking eitsrr
their 'ess or necks over them in the day time
II - ioaicien'ly inconvenient. bn, in the n;chr
IL is very dangeroos. difserr-ahlc and ip,o.era.
h'r. In the city OF New. York law IN, lately
beeopsted whereby pcfons are prohibited from
occopying more than dx,ecn inches of the flrret
in thar 'aanner. IL is hoped this csuri,n viii
render fuch Law unaeccifsry. .Cfrixsx.
Two Trsdeimcn near Bisckfris, had die
ference on Tusiday nigh, lsit refpcetius bet.
which II vas agreed wss to be decided nrx, day
with piaols. They me, next day near the Wiud-
mill. below petty France. when the fecond, had
the good feofc TO drop ,hc bulet, into the proper
plsce-their own pockets. One Of the parties.
Who was let into the f.cref, l,ssf dead on the
h'f hire His oppcuent flsd on the wings offear.
and next morning was proceeding In a poa-
chai'c 20 dcpsrs for Hamburg or America. when !
he faw hi, Ssc,afsd antagooia very cempofedy
iervins his cuRomen behind his proper counrerl
III Lesdsa paper.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-22
NEW YORK. Nov. IL.

The fchr. Citizen, Capt. Bihop, arrived
ysaerday from Cape Francois. brings painful
account of the unfettled fate Of affairs at that
place. Robert Tate, mate Of the lhip Pilgrim,
OF Philadelphia. had been hung, in conlequence
Of iome French people having been found fe.
creted on board the fhip. all of whom were
taken on ihore and fhot. The proceedings Of
the blacks at this time were Of fuch an outrage
ous ra,ure that the American, at the Cape were
apprehcniive Of a general attack UPON their lib-
critics and lives, in confeqoencc of which they
took precautions for defending ihemieves IN
their veaeh. Mr.. Sukely, Merchant, from
this city. was confined for having Facilitated
tie efcapc of the French, and bulintfs was
entirely fufpended for fome days. A note was
then fent to fevcral Of the principal merchants
aiking them il they were willing TO continue in
the cape and 60 on a. ufual. TO which, after
fome confederation. they anfscred 10 the affirm
aiivc. The Hyatians lately captured Spanifh
vrnel loaded with fiks. rnnflins, Sec. boOnd 70
Vesa Cruz, & the crew we're infantly brooght
aihore and murdered. A day or two after the
capture. the Empcror and his principal officers
appeared in new fuifs Of elk. Dcaaincs arrived
at the Cape sbout the aoth of October. He
immedia,eIy ordered the people Of colour to az
femb'e on the very ipot where the French had
formerly been collected to be murdered. They
went fr,ly believing they were sc mare fmilar
fate; srj q, that moment they might have been
mifiaken for Ffenchmen: But Ire Emperor, in-
faesd Of msGscreing, addreiIe3 them iin the form
of an Indian saikl 90 fome local fubjeas. The
prices at the Cape FOR American prodsce were
ir general low Coffee was IS ipss-
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-22

WAR.-Capt. Hanniten, arrived at New
York, from Bpurdesos, fpoke. Oa. IL. and
went on board the Bnnih fhip Beilefue, Capt.
Douglas. 8 Jays from Gseenock, who Informed
him. that the Britiih Government had prsnt-
ed Letters OF Marqoe s. Repnfal sgs;nt Span,ih
veheI' ard that the Spanifh MiniAer Ic,t Lou-
don on the 10th Sept.--rnat RuiIia hid de-
ch.sd War againA France and that an en-
gagernen. had taken place off B,ulogne. between
the Bririih and French, 10 which the later loit
1000 men. The Crnhsei Of this morning fays,
4" The, TWO Ian articles are probably mere fe.
ports. ln.l Bsa. W. Mar.
From Cadiz. we learn. that 10000 per-
ions had fallen victims TO the yellow fever at
Malaga. and that il had reschcd Gibrai,cs and
Cadiz--,hat from 70 10 So perfons died daily at
the latter place. Goralter wn ihut sgainft vef.
feh from all quarters.
Gen. Moreau. itilI remains A, Cadi4, bpt
he may be fhorlly expected 10 the United States.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-22
NEw.HAMPSHlRE ELECTIoN

For Electors of Preiidcnt and Vice Pref
dent. vas held on the fame day With the Elcc-
tion in Msn,chufeus. The Keene 1Frde,all
paper after detailing the returns from a. Fede.
raj towns, which give msjoriiy of 81 tor the
Federal Ticket, confeiIts that the event will
probably be in favor OF Rcpubicauifrns AIas /!
Poor Cornse7iczf and Deis Spays y ID.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-22
North KingRown, Nov. i3. 1904.

(X1E the fubfcribeIs, having been app oint-
w cd by the Hon. Court Of PROBATE Of
North Kingeo~o. to receive. exsmia. and sd-
pa the cIsims of creditors to the eftatc Of
Capt. Josafbdn Rysoid,, late Of faid North
KingAown, deceafed, vprefented infolvens, do
hereby give notice. tina, fix mopths are allowed
to faid creditors to bring ia their claims, and
that we win attend to that fefv.ce al our ref
peetive dwellings any time within faid term.
TANNER REYNOLDS. 1 Commit.
JONATHAN REYNOLDS. 7 Esxen.
All psrfons indebted to faid efiate, are CALI
ed upon TO make fpeedy cayn,cnt 70
ANSTlS REYNOLDS. rAdmiui'x.
Norh-Kingao~n. Nov. 18Th, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-22

The o.d les Of the Federalias, like the car.
off coats OF reduced beau. after having been
thrown aide and neglected tor fome time, arc
hunted up again, for wsot of better. and icing
bruihcd. aud mendea, pah tolcrahly well tor
new ones. Rfb Farmer.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-22
Take Notice.

A QUANTITY Of Dry Goods and FIard
4 \ Ware, TO large amount, wss fent 10 the
fubictibcr from Bottom. 10 the courie Of the Iaa
month. through rhiaake. The owner, proving
property. aud paying charges, may have them
again by applying to
ISRAEL PEARSE.
Nt1osoyf iR. u Mov. 10. 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-22

b Eonr ,hcnfand two hundred and feventy.
two ilave', have been imported into the city Of
Charlelion. from the ri Of January laa to the
z,d of Oefobcr.
A plan has been publifhed in a Kentucky
paper FOR eftsbiihi'g line Of bsrges from the
Ohio TO New Orleans.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-22

all the agony Of dif.p2ointed ambition. The
iIIoe o'thc late election viii be quoted |. the
mot iloarioos ,~amph Of Republican energy
over power aad principalities." wealth, in.
auencc and hypocrifv. By their own confei-
i,n. the ninions Of faife Federation concentrat.
el all ,hsr forces. on this intereAing occaion.
lt was not iSirmih between detached bodies.
The shhfe force ofei,her party wss brought in-
10 the 6e'd. Ths defeat wa, totsl---the victory
cpmp'src. In vain, did mercantile inssrctt law
in the 4" r'isl acid" of corruption. In vain.
did clerical hypocrify psts roond 'he cup of
h-r ahomins,ions. I, vain, lid oihcial iofa-
cnce insfpafe her various WEAPONS. The leep-
ing SYMPTOMS Of New. England were routed.
The mighty fabric OF deluson was overthro .vr,
and ihc mighty coalition OF Agents. Odice-ieek-
ers. Mobiles" aud Clergy men. who had rear
ed II. viewed in its fall the proara;ion Of their
tondea hopes. EgH.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-22

MARRiEDl--At S,oniug,on lccnptc-
ticu,) on the evening of the fI,h init. Mr.CHRIs.
rorHER RHoDEs, Merchant. 20 Mih MARY
HAMMOND, ldaugh'er Of The late Mr.. William
Hammond) both Of tkis towr.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-22

T,,msrs flfas,i--We are happy to be abe
TO fate tha, Vermont hs, returned iix decided
repuolicaos =, ner electors OF Prehden, and Vice
P'ehdent-their names are. Jotiah Wright, SAM
oel Shaw, ETA Butler, Nathaniel Niles. WIN.
Hunter. and John Moves: Who will, no doubt,
every one vote tor Jeferion and Clinton.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-22
N f w p o z Il,
hur)day, NcO. %, 1904.

cr On Saturday lao We iifoed an Ex'rs
Sheet. containing the Predden,'s MeGage. io'
The grarihcaiicn of opr Patrons in the ros ~
And IN order TO accommodate our county, Sub
icrihers, we have re-publined this imrcrisn'
Communication in the Republican Of ;his Cay.
Yseefdsy Town Meetings we've held through
out this State for the rorpofc Of chooiing E'ec-
tors at PfcGdent snd Vice PreGdent of thc Unit
ed S'a,c'. There is no doub. of the fuccsis OF
the Republican Ticket. viz. Hon. CSsfarf I'd
bsr. Janrs Hri,-t, .Jaues 6Liries, and Besja-
mir Remingf0a. Efquircs. Indeed. we cannot
learn that any JSSs'ai oppodtion has esen been
ccn,cmplatrd. ~
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-22
To be Sold or Let

Hnd pallDfcn gistx sbe ayb ef March ssx,,
a FARM. fituatcd in Moth Kineiiowp.
( 4 about 8 miles from Wexford. coniainiug
one huodfed acres Of excellent land, with fsits-
bic proportion of m.sdow, tiage. paftosc, and
wood land, well wateied, With . convenient
dwelling houfe and fomc oss buildinss thereon.
For terms apply to
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-22

Aaemb.y voted for deprivine the Eve Rcpubli-
can Juiices of their Office People of Connrc-
ticus. think Of this, and judge whether il is
right - Hartford Me,ox,y
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-22

The Ear gives up. and ,he South keeps
lot back; JrFFRRsos will be reelected, ant
y full and complete msjority OF 1sbiT Uste' Z!
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-22

"Shcw nc the man that 10 not PATTON,
lave; magnanildous in vidory and graceful ia
iefeat and viii bind him to my heart"
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-22

"OiS MASSACHUSETTS, 5nr1,td JiiS
" d4oatr, ard e6anrf fbr matm lay.
|" 4 rsafn's orekaiz fbe 1srikir fin,
To hail the dawn Of FREEDOMS day
Tx ELECTION.
7bt~ 6 more joy svsv ese frntr fbaf ,,.
s'rfef5 /; f6a~ er,, s'r>y.r're JEFF. naf xrtd no
,yte~t1ree. With cordial congratulations on
the glorious refult Of the late important Elec-
tion. We faIute our Republican friends in every
part OF the Union. The return cf Msfschu.
fetu to the principles Of Republicanifm, forms
an era 10 her hieory, on which patrictifm will
delight to dwell. With holy rapture. and
which faaion has already began TO lamens, ~ish
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-08-10
JACOB cooNS.

Extract Of d letter from an officer late Of
the United States trigate Philadelphia,
= dated Tripod, February -, 1901.
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Me,n.ingsre5 Go9ber
Are now purchasing

SssssDeseel Z
WHEAT, RTE and FLAx-SEED,
tie tug first articles to be delivered at
Tosiah FiagR's Mil, the last at their
.Store- 1ke present prices are, for eve-
~ 6OiBs. ofgood Wheat 8 shiliisgs, Jor
Rye q rs and Fiax-sesd sf7 Ia, NTH an
addition to said prices IF Sd. PR bnshel
1uhrs paid for iHgoods, excepting groce-
ies, Or delivered In payment Of debts al
ready contracted -tkey jqatter themselves
fkis arrangement IUiH induce many IN
debfed 10 them to CONC fortoard and dis
charge their accottats, as the plea Of hcv-
mp no money IS done aIvdy. I23 -
7heir assortment Of GOODS is prftty
general, and moderately charged, atha'
Mey do not boast amy thing itncOnstron.
4 quantity efgood Flax at I'D. pet ID.
for sale. NJ. 2..@',.,. :.
Mar.insturg, Arguss ;, 1904. =
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-08-10

n IL persons indebted to the subscri-
II Der either by Bond, Note, or Book
account, are requested to make innnie-
Siate payment. As final close and recep-
'tionof Outstanding debts i indisPensably
necessary; understandable Wheat and
Rye WILDE received in payment. Those
who viii fail to comply with the above
request on or before the first day Of Sep
sttmber next, may expect that legal mea-
sbres win be taken against them. SE
-. EDWARD MCCORMICK.
Charles Town, July 20, 1904. l6w1
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-08-10

yE7HEREAS my bond lies in the
wv hands Of John M'Lean, sen. for
200 dollars, $50 ofwhich is paid il be-
ing the consideration for 4 tract of land
purchased Of him, as containing 116 Ia
acres, but have since found that when
n3ighbouring claims arc satisfied, Il will
fall IS acres short, in satisfaction for
which 50 dollars are detained by me, but
which ! am ready and willing to pay on
having the contract made good to me,
and until then ] viii not, except compell-
Cd thereto By law / hereby eautien M
persons from taking an assignment on
said bond, under the idea of my liability.
49, VALENTINE AYLE. &
Martinsburg, July 20, 1904. IS \
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NOTICE

NV HEREAS sundry persons have
heretofore made a practice Of throwing
down my fences, going through my
plantation, and destroying nay fruit and
other property, by which practice I have
sustained considerable iniury--An
persons guilty ofsimilar practices in fu-
ture, may expect to be prosecuted for
the same, without diserimination-All
persons are also cautioned against deal
ing in any manner with any Of my ne
groes without written memorandum
from me, having heretofore suffered
considerably by such conduct--Any
person or persons guilty Of this practice
ID future, IN any manner, may expect
70 eProseeuted for the same, as the law
s ANDREW WAGGENER.
MiACSetl, July, ~, 1904.
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THOSE persons who became pur.
i ehasers At the sale Of Evans and
Barnhouse's moveable Property It the
Big Spring, are informed, thar their
Notes and Bonds become due on the Srd
day of August next, and are requested
10 Provide for payment, a. no indulgence
win be given after that time. =, :,
+ JOHN FRYATT, Ear.
July 70, 1904. r.. } IT go = =.
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I 4 GREAT BARGAIN.

THE subscriber win sell q LOT Of
II Land, in the main street, Mar
|tinsburg the improvements thereon are
q log Dwelling House, stone BrsO and
Distilery House, with water sufficient
on the the PREMISES; also win be sold
with the sane, a large brew Kettle and
Tubs. AS person wishing to become
apurchase1may apply to Philip coons,
John Shobe ! OF David Coons, who viii
shew the Premises, and are empowered
BY me to efter into contract for the
~ JACOB cooNs.
June 20, 1903. s..s:% .
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Ugeon,,7,onllya Cheap
Goods.

0OOuSsz s=7.5=l7 + 81
THE subscribers haze jiuss received from
the Gifies Of philadelphia and Balt-
Z. more, and are no1u opening, q large
assortment Of uneommonly cheap
GOODS, consisting in part If :. i 4
TWO Boxes rs and ~ Irish Lin.
i ems, 2 bales best stout TELLING
burgs. u. ILL., ,s.s.y =. e
: Trunks Of fashionable Printed Cali.
Goes and Chintzes. : z:-.s ;, t.. 1T
. ditto Fashionable Muslins assorted,
viz. Plain Cambria Muslin, Satin Stri-
ped, Check and Figured ditto, Figured
and Plain coloured ditto, Book and ia
comet ditto, Lappett ditto-an elegant
variety Of superb Lace ditto, Tamboar'd,
Colorado, Japanned, Extra Super
Super India Book, and Plain Null Null
Muslins. i... Ia.
2 Trunks Handkerchief and Shawls
assorted, viz. '7-8, -, 50, and o.
Fashionable Fancy Silk Shawls, Flush'd
.Jaconett Muslin ditto, Sattin-bordered
and Checked Cambria ditto, Lappett
ditto, White and Cofoured- Cambria
Melted ditto, Printed Cotton ditto,
Book and Jaconett Muslin Handler
chiefs, Linen and Cotton Pocket ditto,
Bandannoe and Fancy Silk ditto. D..
y Bale - Fashionable Superhne
London Broad Cloths. -
ditto Kerseymeres. .. >. :. K
II Case Dimities, fashionable pat
terns) also few pieces Cambria Dimi-
ties, ~ T .:....g... ~ J.. f.
Case Fashionable Leghorn Bonnets.
q Cases, Mems, Women's, Boys and
Girls Fashionable Fur Hats. 49,.
4 Bales India Muslips of different
kinds.
200 Pieces fine Yellow India Nankeen.
40 Pieces Russia Apron Check. -:
II Case SILVER WATCHES. I
- Bales Spinning Cotton. -. t.: t :,
An elegant variety of FANCY Ar
TELES, consisting, in part, of AR
TIFlCEAL FLOWERS, ,WREATHS,
PLUMES, SILVER and GOLD LACE,
SILTER and GOLD ORNAMENTS,
&C. Sc. e>.- ..,.: - =
= n Complete assortment OF Laces and
Edgings, Pic Mic Mitts, Mems Thread
Cotton and Silk Hoes, Wemen's~ Silk
and Cotton ditto. 81.
They have also received complete
assortment of BARRON and CAST
INGS, CROWLEY and BLISTER
ED STEEL. ~ g., y! -. j.
$50 Excellent Homemade Twilled
BAGS. z2..--.- : Z. III K 49,.
5oolb. Good FLAX.
A Few barrels first quality Old RYE
WHISKY, Distilled in Maryland) suit
able for private families, MEDICINE
and PAINTS, together with almost
every other article, which this neigh.
bourhood and country requires in their
line of business. They never had at
any period more extensive and conn
tplete assortment. Of Goods than at the
present, and are happy to inform their
friends, and the public generally, that
all those who may favorthem with cali,
shaR certainly Be supplyed NTH Hncons-
monty CHEAP GOODS. Fl: .-.5.-.5 ~.
y = JAMES & JOHN LANE.
SAepherd's-Tss Jniy 20, 1904.