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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-08
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A quantity of excellent Firewood
will be fold by the acre as it fands in The Foree
of Warrington, 4 ard an half miles fom Alex
aadria. Theft, dcGseu, Of being fupplied dur
ing the winter, may let it remain upon the etass
till the hrt of March. Apply to
John Ball, Agent.
Arlington, Nov. S. ias3w :.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-08
Bank Of Potomac, Noe. S, 1905,

Bank Of Potomac, Noe. S, 1905,
ME Stockholders in rhe Raak IF Pofsmae,
i are hereby informed, thar Dividend q
thee per cent on the Capital Stock for the lalt
half year is declared, and will be paid to them
or their legal repssEsntatives 90 Wednc!day next,
the 18th infant.
BY order Of the Prejfden' and Dirtaor.
Charles Page, CaJhlsr.
November 8. t3a3w
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a IL perfons indebted TO the sfatc Of Gen.
~ Gssrse Wstbmgtor, are requsfcd TO make
immediate payment, as no further indulgence
can be given--ir is hoped this notice will be at
tended to, otherwrfe TUFTS will be commenced In
two nonths from this date.
The Executors.
November s. eoIm
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-08
sI,rs,lsr(a Dalp aoossiiser.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8.

LITER from Hamburg, of the soth of
l : saws, that the Prussian and Bruins
y ) B. troops will occupy Haaover-in that
Nh. blockade of Hamburg will be taken
: IA commerce again be uninterrupted.
20. AZ. 2ork Gaz.
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Triaram Sbandy.-Sterne, 70 celebrated as
the author Of Tritram Shandy, and the Ssnti-
mental Journey, was of Cambridge Univerity;
no aritt prief, but as clergyman, not likely
TO hear with indifference the whole fraternity
treated contemporary. Being one day in
coGee.houis, ne oble we'd fpruce powdered young
fellow by th. fire hd. who was fpeaking of the
clergy in the mai. as a BODY OF difciplined im-
poftors and fyRenatic kypoerites. Sterne going
up while the young man was hsrapguing, and
approached towards The fire, pat,ing and coaxing
ali the way favourite little dog. Coming at
:lenoth towards the gentleman, he took UP the
.oe. fill continuing te pat him, and addreaed
r. Young fellow g Sir, this would be the pref
,,,.a little animal in the world, had bcnot one
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-11-15

~ - 2 = ~ ~ - ~ -
nov II d. oecnpaney Of NJ. Arthur
s ;,:. ss.ss e. mn. sss Z. 5 ss., &
Town, where Sc IN weave Garpetine.
,in5'e Ind double coverlett cplntkr-
panes. Diapef for sabIe-eIo.lls. i sthe
newest ind most is1hio6zble patt<rns,
together With ~ descriptions " Plain
Work hose Who nay think proper
- favour hin with their custom, may
re.t assured 81 having Il exefut<d 4 he
best manner, = the shortest noti<e ana
% de lowest terns, and u ~ othcf
Place r. Shepherd Town.
September ~, 1905. fsm]
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GEORGE HITE ]. I.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-15
SPEECH.

DRoCEEDING, fellow citizens, to
L that qualification winch the cons,i-
tdtion requires, before my en,ran.e on
the charge again conferred on me, it j.
my DUTY to express the deep sense en-
terrain OF this new proof Of confidence
from my feHo~-citizens at large, and
the zeal with which it inspires me 20 to
conduct myself as may best satisfy their
jast expectations. .
On taking this station on former &C.
ea'ion, | declared the principles on which
believed it my duty to administer the
affairs OF our commonwealth. My con-
science tells me that have on every oc-
casion acted up to that declaration, &C.
cOrding to its obvious import, and to the
understanding of every candid mind.
In the transaction Of foreign affairs,
We have eRdeavoured to cultivate the
friendship Of all nations, and especially
with those with whom we have the most
important relations. We have done them
justice on all occasions, favor where IA
vor was lawful, and cherished mutual
interests and intercourse on fair and e.
quail terms. We are firmly convinced,
and we act on that conviction, that with
nations, as with individuals, eur int.
rests, soundlv calculated, will ever be
found inseparable from our moral du.ies.
And history bears witness to the fact.
that just nation is trusted on its word.
when recourse is had to ornaments and
wars to bride others.
At home, tellow-citfzens, you best
know whether We have done well or i'll.
The suppression Of unnecessary Offices.
oil useless establishments and expenses.
enabled Us to discontinue eur internal
taxes. These, covering our land with
officers, and opening our doors to their
intruslons, had-alre.dy begun that pro-
cess Of domiciliary sexasion, which,
once entered, is scarcely to be restrain.
ed from reaching successi, ely every ar.
ticie OF produce and of property. II, a.
mong these taxes, some minor ones fell,
which had not been announcement, it was
because their amount would not have
paid the officers who collected them, and
because, il they had any merit, the state
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-15

civil wars, in Wiki; h two rival families
commended for the crown when the vi
ci,itudes Of war, death and con6scation
in the forms flaw, continually walked
in the trsin Of the victors, and actions
were trtakenable or praiseworthy, &C.
cording to the PrePonderance OF the par
ty by whose adherents they were Perpe-
trated; during the reigns of three able
and arbitrary msnarchs, who succeeded
this dreadful conflict, aud relaxed or in
vigorated the law of treason, according
to their anger. their policy, or their Ca
price; or during those terrible struggles
between the principles of liberty, Aot
yet well defined or understood, on one
hand, and arbitrary power, insinuating
itselfunder the forms ofthe constitution,
on the other; struggles which presented
at some times the widest anarchy, at
others, the extremes of servile submis-
sion, and after having brouS hit one king
70 the scafold, ended in the expulsion
OF another from the throne is it clear
that decisions On the law Of treason,
made in times like these, ought not on
~ to be received as authorities in the
courts Of this country, but also to have
great influence on the decisions? Isit
clear that decisions made in England, as
to what acts will amount to levy irg war
against the king personally, and not a.
gaInst his government, are applicable to
the constitution and laws ofthis country?
Is it clear thst such English decisions
on the subject Of treason, as are applica-
BILE to our constitution and lawU, are to
be received in our courts, not merely as
the opinions of learned and able men,
which May enliSheen their Judgment, but
as authorities which ought to govern alb
solutely their decisions! Is all this so
clear, that ajudge cannot honestly and
sincerely have thought the contrary,
without corrupt or improper motives!
If it be not thns clear, then must it be
admitted that this respondent, sincerely
and honestly. and in the best Of his iudg-
ment, considered these decisions a.
wholly inadnissible, or admissible only
tor the purposes and to the extent which
he pointed out.
Il" te csntinued.l
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WISHING TONCITr Mnrch l.

7hi' acs, a''~r'Ue o'r'2rt, 715mas 3et.
Je'so", President c'frhe United States,
took tie oath # shIce, and delivered
the Jo"9toing inaugural Speech in the
Senufs chu"5tr, IT(thr presence of!hr
n'em5ers ettt- szE<a Houses and & lqrsr
eenc0ur,r efcifi1rns.
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3
Lying ID the County Of Berkeley and
State Of Virginia, three miles from the
town ef Martinsburg, on the road lead
ing TO Williamsport, eighty-fve, miles
from the City Of Baltimore, seyenty-6ve'
from the City Of Washington, and eigh-
" miles from the town of Alexandria-
containing six-hundred acres, one half
cleared and under good fence, the ba-
lance well clothed with timber There
are on said land a number Of never fail
ing springs, and 4 sufficient quantity of
Meadow; This Tract would suit well
. be divided, as there are two Dwelling
Houses, two Double Barns, and two
Orchards Of choice Fruit. Il lies Eve
miles from the river Potomak, the navi.
CATION Of said river Is now completed,
produce maybe conveyed down theriyer
TO the City Of Washington and to the
town Of Alexandria at a small expense.
For terms apply to William Riddle. Of
the town Of Martinsburg. A good title
viii be made the purchaser by ~
WILLIAM RIDDLE,l
VIM. CREIGHTON,
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European s. Eaf India
g o o D S.

TUST received and now opening By
j the subscriber, an extensive variety
ofthe Latest Improved Fashions, ofsu-
perior quality, well assorted and select
ed from the Pressn, Importations also
a general assortment Of H HARDWARE
and GROcERIES.-All Of which he
highly recommends TO his friends, GUS
toners and a liberal public, at the most
reduced cash prices. Impressed with
sentiments Of gratitude for the catering
encouragement he has heretofore expe.
rienced in his line of business, all friends
and customers will please to accept his
best respects. "
. g JEREMIAH EVANS. s
Martinsburg, May -, 1905.
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FOR SALE.

a PLANTATION, containing a.
~ bout I 80 acres, about 100 Of which
are cleared there is aconxenient Dwell.
ing House and Kitchen and a good Barn
on the premises near the House is a
Well thirty feetdeep, which never goes
dry when kept clean; onone part Of the
Plantation there is large and excellent
Spring.-The Land is Of a superior qua
lily; il lies on the road leading from
Martinsburg to Boyd's. Perry, and is
about six miles from the former place.
For terms apply on the premises, or to
the subscriber in Martinsburg. IL
! IGNATIUS PRICE.
January IS, 1905. s~.:..., .---. -.s-s
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Messrs. Samuel Craig, Anthoay Keaeay,
and Patrick Campbell, tdke Natiee,
5 J. HAT on Saturday the a4th day Of
August next, between the hours Of six
O'clock in the morning and six O'Clock in
the evening ofthe same day, at the house
Of Col. David Hunter, in the town Of
Martinsburg. Berkeley County, Virgil
MIA, will take the dispositions of said
Hunter, William Riddle and lanes
Faulkner, to be read in evidence upoa
the trial Of a suit in Chancery, depending
in the Court OF the said County, where.
in Iamcomplainant, and YOU, az trustees
of Tabb& M'Affry, Michael M'Kewan.
and Richard M'Sherry, are defendants.
i I am, =, =. = -.
-s Tours, &c. - -
u. - JOHN O'FERRAI.L.--.,-
Martinsburg, July 26, 1905. =
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Berkeley County, IS. e
February Court, 1905.
Robert Kennedy, Executor Of Thomas
Kennedy, deceased, Comps
against
Daniel Kennedy and others, Def'ts.
IN C'HANCER1.
THE Defendant Daniel Kennedy,
j not having entered his appear
ance Agreeable 10 an act Of Assembly
and the rules Of this Court, and it ap-
Pearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court,
thatthey are not Inhabitants fthis Com.
monwealth, on the motion of the Com
Plainant BY his Counsel, il Is ordered
that the said Defendant do appear here
on the Monday after the third Tuesday
IN August next, TO answer the bill Of
the Complainant, and that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in the Berke-
ley and Jefferson Intelligeneer, for two
mouths successfully, and published at
the door of the Court House ofthe said
County. "A Copy.
Teste,
DAVID HUNTER, enc
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lxITTLE Rambler Of the night.
Where and whence thy glowing light !
Is il formed ofev'ning dew
Where and whence thy brilliant hue |
Hark methink,s, voice replies,
He that form'd the azure skies,
Great 10 least, and good to al
Lord Of man, and insect small,
He, Il was, thar made this vest,
Search, adore, nor know the rest.
Little rambler Of the night,
Blessed be this voice Of thine
He that cloth'd Thy form might,
= the God Of me and mine.
CO enjoy IN yerdant fields,
What his Royal bounty Yields,
Nip the leaf or taste the flower
Sup II Natures roseate bower;
Filing full the span that's given, =
With the boons Of gracious Heaven.
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MARTINsBURG, Berleley csunsy,
Hrginia ]; Printed and pub ished by {
Z, JOHN ALBUR IT'S.


q The price cfth Paper Is tuo dal..
lars per a'latln, one dollar payable affhe
time ef subscribing, and one rUAen ihe
gear expires. Distant subscyibers pau
FIR The whole gear in advance. Tie
price ef Advertisements, 10 non-sub-
sscribers, Is one dollar per square fer
three needs Insertion, and for eonfins-
anee effey that fine IS cent? per 1veek .
Subscribers 1DiR continue to rsceiSs re-
d,lctionef one: foayth on their Adpersise-
me,ifs,
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TO BE RENTED,

IF no. privately disposed Of before, 10
i the highest bidder, on the 18th day
Of December next, If fair, or the next
fair day, three TENENENTS, two and
= half miles westward of Charles Town,
Jefferson County; Viz. the first suppos-
ed TO contain s45 acres, the second l25
aeres, and the third 90 eres.--For
terms apply TO Il
GEORGE S. WASHINGTON,
Near the trsMises.
Joy 10, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-08-16
SUMMERGooDs.
THE ubscriber has just received
and is.now opening. an elegant
assortment Of
MERCHANDISE,

suitable for the present season, which
he takes The liberty Of Offering to his
friends and the public in general uncom-
monty cheap. consisting in part Of the
following articles, and number Of o.
theirs too tedious for insertion:
Do.eias and 7IckEnstmgs,
Riissia Sheefines and DyiilinRs,
BrssUh HOLLAND, 50
ga lrisA Shertings,
- and 7-s Lris6 Liseas,
lo-4 Qamask Table Clefhs,
- and 81 Diaper Linen,
9-s and l2-B 1bron Checks,
f,isfians and ffans,
Ndpikee1s, I,
Cotton Hosiery,
lHeysdiilss Pest saabes, .55=s
SH and Gotten Suspeadtrs,
UmSrellas,
Fashionable chinfzes and Cdliees,
LotV priced ditto, b !.
Coisnred Eambric Anslins,
LoppbSired ditto,
Diniifies. ancommonly eheab,
i2-s Damask Sfk ShGnpL,
E<fra ling PIC nc sin Gloves,
a variety Of elegant L0ces and Ede.
mrs, Is,u priced,
Latesfring and celonred Satfins,
Ai6boas, S
Bsst and Tdeonet MusEns,
Morocco and KID Shoes, -
4 large assortment Of Extra and Haz
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BxRxKLEY CouHrY, 80.
nne Court, 1905.
MICAH M'KEwAn, Complainant,
GEolCE LIzpRnluacER, Defendant.
n CHANLER1.
THIS day came the Complainant BY
bis Counsel, and il Appearing TO
The Court thar the defendant Is not an in
habitant Of this Commonwealth, IL is or
dsred that the defendant do appear here
on The MoAday after the third Tuesday
in August next, 20 answer the complain
.nts bin. and that copy Of this order be
Forthwith inserted ii the Berkeley and
Jefferson InteIligencer and eontinued for
two months suceessiyely, and also be
: poeted up for two months successfully
Q the door ofshs Court House Of this
County.
A Copy. Attest,
DAVID HUNTER, GAG.
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FoR GIL.

FOR .SALE,
Pursuant 10 the last will and Testament
Of Robert Creighton, decd, 1 valuable
raj Of Lana,
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MI to Let.

- HE subscriber win rent her Mer.
j chant and Grist MILL, formerly
occupied BY Samuel Moore, in sight Of
Martinsburg. Possession may be had
the first Of August next.
ANN HUNTER.
July 10, 1905.
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Groceries and
Hard

he h1s Waidysns Gross and CradEnp
Styfhes, Moilaad and CSum creek Whet
Stones. he assnres his friends and Gus
toslers generally, thar he IpiH sen ftose
ARTICLES on very arconnaodafigg fesgss,
and tsgs kape 10 saEcif their custom a.
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Berkeley, IS.
uae Court, 1905.
William Stuart, comp't

against
Josiah Raymond, I'unis Newkirk. Geo.
Newkirk, Reuben Newkirk, Samuel
Syearingen, Gideon Goss, Joseph
Wallingsford, Thomas Cox, Rignai
Butt, Henry Holman, Adam Myers,
BAIL Gross, Baidry Butt, William
Bennett, Richard Morelatt, Abraham
Morelatt, sen. George Lanehart, John
Grove, James Likens, Nathaniel
Lnthicum, Cornelius Simmons,
George Filson, John Strobe, Jere-
miah Strobe, William Goldman, Pc
ter Seaburn, William Seaburn, David
Harris, John Lamer, Jacob Hoover,
John Harrison, James Warren, John
Smith. Edward Mercer, Rignal
Green, Joseph Foreihan, Christopher
{ Parrott, Thomas Cox, John Randall
i Anthony Turner, Robert Burns,
John Jones, Thomas Shepherd, IA.
ron Farthing, Joseph Ingie, George
Mason, Jacob comegis, John Burt,
Frederick Imhoof, Swearingen Ray,
Lewis Wisenall, and Jacob Smurr,
Defendants.
In CHANcER1.
HE Dsfsndane, Josiah. Raynond,
j not having entered his appear
ance agreeable to an act of Assem-.
bly, and the rules ofthis Court, and il
appearing tothe satisfaction ofthe Court,
thar he Is not an inhabisant OF this Com.
monwealth, on the motion of the Com.
plainsnt by his Counsel, il Is ordered
that the said Defendant do appear here
on the Monday after the third Tuesday
IN Augustnex;, to answer the bill ofthe
Complainant, and chat copy of this
order be forthwith inserted inthe Berke.
ley and Jefferson Intelligencer. for two
months suseessively, and published 1t
the door Of the Court House Of the said
County. ACopy.
Teste,
DAVID HUNTER, c.s.c..
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FOR SALE.
Two likely virginia-born Female
S LA " E S

enc sixteen the other eighteen years old.
They have been accustomed TO house
and out work. Apply 70 the Printer.
June 20, 1 POS.
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Berkeley County, IS.
June Court, 1905.
Daniel ,M'Kenney, Comps,
81 against
Samuel Woods, Def't.

- - m1HhNLGNxs :
NHE Defendant, Samuel Woods,
i not having entered his Appearance
agreeable 70 an act Of Assembly and the
rules Of this Court, and il appearing to
the satisfaction of the Court, that he Is !,
not an inhabitant ofthis Commonwealth.
on the motion Of the Complainant BY his;
Counsel, It IS ordered that the said. De-
fendantdo appear here on the Monday
after the third Tuesday in August
next. to answer the billef the Complain
ant and that . copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted in the Berkeley and
Jefferson Intelligencer, for two mon,hss
SUCCESSFULLY, and published at the door
sfthe Court House Of the said County.
A Copy. Teste, -.
DAVID HUNTER, c.s.c. )
i S s 4 - = e i. ! ,
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IS WARRANTED
Boiling Cloths,

Superhne, Common and Midiing, ofthe
krss quality, for sale ON the usual terms.
PHILIP MADENB0tLSCH.
Martins1nsg, June Z, fsos.
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Also-A parcel efgoad old WHLSKE,
distilled in Maryland.
The above Goods having been chiefly
purchased for Cash, on thelowest terms,
lam happy to inform my friends and the
public generally, thatI am now enabled
tosdpPly them, with such Merchandise
rs they may want, on good terms.
THOMAS c.: SMITH.
Martinsburg, May 10, 1905.
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DAVID HUNTER, e...c..
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-07-12
Nice New aihionable
GOODS,
or eoery Inscription.

~ Nee1 " N1eGVIPetVHe
As their assortment Is 50 very extern
sive, they deem il useless 10 particular
ize each article, suffice ITO. say il con-
sists Of almost every thing which this
neighbourhood or country requires, in,
their line Of business. They continue
10 keep LONGS noted SIcKLES.
Waldron's Grass and Grading Scyths,
BAR.IRON of the best quality, Soal
and Upper LEATHER, castings--
Paints, Patent and other Medicines,
thslwhole Of which are Of the best quali-
w were purchased ON the most aivan.
tageous terms, and on the same condi-,
lions are offered for sale.
1hry have large gusntify az Rye.
.WHESK7- and 1bble RANDI, sphich
they nil sell cheap, or exchange fsr
Grain affev hayvesf.
JAMES & JOHNLANE.
.Shepherds- TotOn, June -, 1905.
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DAVID HUNTER, c.,.e..
FOR SALE,

IA PLANTATION. containing 1
n bout $50 acres, about 100 Of which
are cleared there IS . conssnient DWELL
ing House and KITCHEN and good Barn
on the premises; near the House Is q
Well thirty feet deep, waichneyer goes
dry when kept clean; on one part OF the
Plantation there Is q large and excellent
Spring.-The Land i Of a superior qua.
lity il lies on the road leading from
Martinsburg 70 Boyd's Ferry, AMI Is
about six miles from the former place
For terms apply On the premises, or 70
the subscriber in Martinsburg.
IGNATIUS PRICE.
] January Is, laos.
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CHEAP G,.o.o.,Ds.

The subscribersbegi eavet inform their
fiends and lthe public generally, that
they haze just received and are aoss
or ming a large and general asserts
u n.ent Of MERCHANDIZE, among
rphieh are the foilosoiag articles, oix.
IL ANCY laced and plain Cambrics,
Pink, yellow, blue, black and drab do.
Lawns and Linen Cambrics,
Gross barred, striped, Jaeonst and
Book Muslins, e - - y
Striped, corded and Cambria Dimi,ies
Lutestrings, Sattins, Moais & Persians,
Chintzes, Calicos and American Prints \,
Ladies and Gentlemans elegant embroi.
dered Hose, H. -: ~ .sszsss .s=.
White and coloured ditto, St
Pantaloon ditto, 7,s :. z=
Pink laced, pink and black, picnic, En-
gi / aid Frenehextra Silk Gloves,
Kid and Fawn ditto, 4 a-@. - :. ~ 1909
"a, Ga, and So elegant Damask Silk
Shawls, - : -. & :. go
A variety Of Silk, neted Cambria, Book
and Jaconet ditto, Z !
Scarlet, chocolate and tlue Bandanoe
Hankerchiefs, : ......zs !. ..ls
Flag, Maddrass, cassy, Longee and
Pallieat ditto, n = = -7
Silk, Linen and Cotton Romals, wi,ha &
variety Of Pocket and other Handk 'fs,
Green, blue and dove Silk plush Bonnsts,
Leghorn ditto and Boards,
Wreathes. Artificial Flowers & Feathers
Satin, Lutestring, Sarcenet, striped &
cross.bar'd Fancy Ribbands,
Kid Morocco, Stuff and Leather Slip
Silver and Ribbaud Ornaments, =z=--sz=
Super6ne Broad Clothes & Cassimeres,
Satin Versailles, and Fancy.6gured
James Waistcoating, - -
Coloured wide and marrow Nankeen, ~
Cotton Casimeres, "a = zz 49,. s5sss
A large assortment of coarse Musiins,
such as Burboon- Gurrahs, Jallalpore
and Japna Lawns, and India Baftas,
Irish, German and British Linens fully n
assorted, z <5ss--...-1 4 E:
Striped Bed Ticking and striped Linens,
Linen and Cotton Checks,
Madeira, Sherry, Port and Malaga
Wines, ~: ss ~. Z + 1<2 tsss4
4th proof Jamaica Spirits,
French, Peach and Apple Brandies and
god old Whisky. 5s..... - -.
A complete assortment Of Groeeries---
Hard Ware and Cutlery, among which
are Andvills, Visis, cross.cut and Mill
Saws, Seythes, &c. &c.
Spinning Cotton and Flax ).
Mof which articles sspere stiec,eslssiM
the greatest care, fran me a'esf iasp or-
tations, and are notp efe,iag tsr sale at
the most reduced prices, for Cash o. I
Country Produce. :.
...... MoRRoW& BROWN.
Sac pherd's- 7orun, May "a, 1905. foul