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Land for iaIe.


"a testament Of William Henshaw,
Esq. dec. win Be, sold a Farm, tcalled
Springfield containing about 600 acres
Of valuable lime -stone land, late the pro-
perry of said HenshaW, dec. situate in
Berkeley County, VirginsaS more than
500 cf which l. cleared and under good
fence, the residue wen clothed with tim
bert about - acres in meadow, which
can be Matered, and much more can be
made. The improvements are large
and convenient stone dwelling house
Stone spring house, with good lime
stone water running through il, within
- feet Of the kitchen door smoke
house barn stables; with other
necessary buildings for the convent
ence Of . Farm. About 100 yards across
de creek standsthe GRIST and MER.
CHANT MILL, with two pair Of
stones IN her, one pair ofburrs, and two
water wheels; and near the mill 10 q.
house for the reception Of 4 miller-Al-
/ 90, Z large Stone Still House, with tubs,
&c. and constant over head water. About
half = mile below at . separate dam,
are . Saw and Pulling Mill, with i log
dwelling house; and two lime stone
springs breaking ont Of the side Of the.
dam. These mills are built upon that
wen known creek, for its constancy call
ed Mill. Greek, which runs through the
above land. One fourth Of mile above
the merchant mill b double log house,
kitchen, barn. SC. and Il never failing
lime-srone spring within 40 ards Of the
door. Three other log buildings and a
smith shop, suitable for tradesmen.
There are four bearing apple orchards,
containing about 500 trees Of excellent
fruit, and suficient number, pf other
kinds offruit. Il win be sold altogether,
or in two or three tracts, as may best
suit the purchaser or purchasets. This
property Is situated 10 4 rich and fertile
settlement, and NOT inserior 10 any in
the county about - miles from Win
chester, 10 from Martinsburg, from
Mai. Stephenson 90 ne tavern, and ls
from Potomac, where the produce may
Be carried % market 70 George town, The
city Of Washington OF Aiexandriz. We
deem i unnecessary 70 give further de-
scription ofthe properly. Any person
wishing 70 purchase win please call upon
the Subscribers living on The premises,
Who viii shew the properly md make
Known the terms. :.
4ise fer sdis By sie sii6scri6sys, three
hundred acres Of Land, lying inthe coun.
81 Of Monongalia, adjoining lands Of An.
thony Sen, ON Sillwell's Greek, abraneh
Of the canaWa. 49, Il g e. : = :
Alse. four hundred acres Of Land, W.
iuE on Salt Lick Greek IN said county.
LEVI HENSHAWa md 2.E
HiRAM HENSHAW, 4a@ 'n
August %. 1906, . 4 I
~. q. A good Fuller e wanted %
attend die above fulling mill. He WILDE
hired or may have il upon moderate
rent. &. .5 a ~ \. =. ! az
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FOR SALE.

A CONVENIENT two story Log
IA Dwelling House, with two Lots Of
Grouad, situate in the north end Of
Martin-street, Martinsburg As | arm
about 70 remove from this country, I
will sell the above property for conside-
rabiy less than its vslue--and win give
. reasonable credit for the money, or I
win exchange il for horses. For terms
apply to Jacob Millery near Martinsburg.
III j. : .~. ADAM SHEETZ.
September II, 1906. -. - S,ss
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bR. RkEyS NEW
CYCLOP EDIA.

yT7E have Just received The IL NUM-
Wv Ser 81 de tbove work, and re-
quest dose kentlemsh who have sub
seribea for tia sllimnediatsly for their
books.
Those Who feel j desire 70 procure
his great and highly valuable work, had
better avail fhemselves Of the present
time, q she price win be considerably
augmented after DE Isl Of November
NEXT, NJ
We have now ! specimen Of the work
for aheir inspection, andhave the tes.i-
imopy or the 6rst literary characters m
Eneiand and this country, IN is favour.
And 6cs think Il but fair 10 say, that, the
papsf Il 81 cxeellent quality, and the
printipE i II the 6rst style Of elegance.
The smbeilishments IRE ola very. suPe-
nor description, and Mil form, when
completed. an inccmpafably more ele-
Hantand correct etof scientific and Other
plates than has ever been produced.
kafsl;fesssrsl fec, Asgasf -, 1900.
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H-HE subseriber hsS feeensly Tseeiy-
e and i now opening N exten-
vivs assortment Of the most lashionabls
EUROPRAN and INDIA Manu-.
FACTURES. 81 the FIRST textures and
most permanent qualitiesg also, alargs
and renefal assortmentof almost a kinds
.of GROCERIES Of the best quality -.
the whole Of which BE Hattcrs hifnsek he
may with propriesy recommend 70 his
friends and customers n particular, md
10 an impartial public IN general Aay
fdrfher Recommendations are consider.
Cd unnecessarY, q The only criterion By
which The most reasonable terms are
known BY inspection only.
He has also received handsome
assortment of BAR.IRON. Strap
ditto, Crowley and Blistetsd s TEL,
SICKLES, and Waldron's highly app
proved of ScYEHES assorted.
THOMAS C. SMITH.
MaTtinsburg. June -, 1905.
~ Sabesfae Flenr Jor sairby the bdrreL.
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lBoL7ING cL0TikS.

lust received Al extensive assort-
- ment ofbest warranted BOLTING
CLOTHS, ofevery description, which
viii Be sold unusually loW. by ~
: KENNEDYS & RAGAN. /
Hagers-town, june >, 1906. lfy1
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49, 1T FOR SALE, -: - ,a7. y.
ALLKELT 7oUNG 49,.
Negro Wornan:,

Who i well acquainted with house work,
and her shree children, . girl and two
Toys. Inquire Of the printer. :
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REGIuENTAL ORDERS.

RE6I1IENilfL URDERS.
rTsHE oaicers Muster Of the 9Th
il Regiment Is appointed forthe 9Th,
2sth and 29th Of October next, q Mar
tinsburg and the Muster Of said Req.
ment On the Soth ofsaid month Il the
same place. The Majors Of Battallicns
and commandants of Companies win =.
sue the necessary orders for this purpose.
d. HUNTER, IL. Col {
Cont. 67th Regt. Y ~
September u, 1905.
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Ieiferson County, e. - sss IS
1uiy Csuyf, 1906.
Abram Daueap para Complement,
3ames Ssarky. Cyyis Sassaders, and
WILLIAM II Cure, Defendanfs.
70 fss In cHANcERY.
THE defendants. James Starky, NOT
having entered his appearance q
srssable 10 q aet ar Asssnbly md he.
Euies ofthis renrt. md 4 appearing -
The satisfaction d tke court, that Sc i
not an inhabitznt of this commohwealth,
upon the motion Of the eomplainant By.
his counsel, ills ordered thar the said
defendant, James StaFky, does appear.
here on the second Tuesday il October
nexf, and ansvert he complainant's bin,
md shat copy Of this order Sc forthwish
inserted ID The Herkeley and JeiFerson
Iuseiligencer Cor two months saccessive-
", also published - The lltont door Of
the eouri house of d.. said county for
the same length Of time.
a Copy. Attess, =. j. I
GEORGE HITE, c.J.c. s
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N. Is. A good Fuller e wanted %
sttend the above fulIins mill. He willbe
hired or may have il upon . moderate
rent. 81 y AZ
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-04
From the Westzvard.
FRANKFORT, October 9


We congratulate the public a. large and
the particular friends Of Messrs. Lewis &
sssrk and sneir companions, On the happy
term'ss'ioa Of AZ expeditions, which viii,
doustissa, be productive of iasa.culable
cosnmaroisl advantages 10 Toe western
couatry.
Whatever diasreacs Of opinion may ex-
iss on his point, rs are persuaded eli think
sad feei alike, on the courage. psrseyer.
shcs, and prudent aepsrsnsn, dist layed by
sh's zdseaturous party. They ave es,i,led
to. and will receive the Plauais Of thsir
eepasiymeu.
by the mail of this mcraing we have
received from an obliging friend The follow.
leg lsttsrtfom captain Clark 70 his brother.
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ESfar.
Pdyis. .Sebtembey 8.

@ff"f C'Ett"tOVt o.
Yesterday his majesty the emperor aud
klug received Al private audience, at the
pa'ses Of Saiat.Cload, bis ezce!ercy the
marquis de E.occaesini, tnYcY exnao,djns.
~ and minister plenipa,ennasy iron, his
naiesty the king OF pfuesia. HE excelen
cy presented bis letters Of rec.i.
Several hundred Nesso!i!an prisoners Of
wRg are expected at Au:werp,o work, wiki
a leg at cne. foot, IN the harbor.
An Ameficao ship arrived at Legborn
from Canton, has brought considerable
quantity OF gold, which was obsaineda: ihe
agio OF Gre tc Eve fer silver.
A Gazette is set us here 10 the Spanish
language.
l. is said shss.se grand military festival
will Cow be deferred bsyoad September.
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Frontiers Of Austri;q. Augpst 90.

FRONTIERS OF austria August 90.
According GO repors,she fysnch wishing
etteetuailY to prevent Austria from ,aking
part IN new wef, if by chance i, should
brssk oos. have demanded to occupy the
whole circle of Austria, I'LL the re.essab-
Elsimsns OF peace with England. faey
are ati.l Cot only at HrsGnau, bu, have Ike
wise occupied The right bank Of rl;x Isoa
90. AL the measures that are size afIv tax
en-, anneaace thar the present tranquility
viii soon DC disturbed. q great magazine
is forming in Moravia, GA The frons,ers Of
Ss'ssia. The ars;lIesyn,en have received
orders 10 make 100000 Of cannon Cal.
sridges sad 2z,OoooGo Of muskes ear,rilc.
ss. Five companies have been employed
IN making them for these four or Ave
da,s,
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serros more and more probable that Inc
principles of the emperor Aexandsr sa.9
,hose on which our ministers have ncgoc''
a,ec. and which the Frensh government
canno. resist wi.hou, taking upon nseil sas
responsibility for the continuance q 's's
war. ~.
We were the first 70 INFORM the puollc'-
and VIC have more than once stated 'hs
TACT, that D'Oabril was imposed upon Dy7
fslsshead, aud, under an erroneous 'M'
preston, he didsign what the Frensh nase
called . ,rea,y. We can state farther that
a, soon as il. was signed, Tallsyrand earn
ed i 70 the Aussrian and Pfuss'an lnln's-
tiers, and showed .hes, his own and DOn'
bril,s signature, but not the contents Oh Wig
PAPER. This was the second act OF saS
sane piece The object was TO impress
beth Of these pawers with the opinion thss
the ether states Of Europe had nothing to
expect from Russia or England, and were
now Left at the mercy OF Napoleon. ihl'
hend succeeded with Aussrls--!he crown
of Germany waa renounced IN the moment
| Of ranic, and the influence or NaPolson
was ackno vledged. Prussia hssisated but
:! in the mean sia.r, as asother tFu's OF tais
lying crafs, the confederation OF the Raiae
was not ofly formed, bot consolidated BY
/ the accession Of powers which couis nefe7
| otherwise have been Induced soJpin It.
All this has taksn place since the nego-
! cia,ions for peace were comnesecd. ead
! ys,we hnd people affecting 10 wooeer at tlle
delays which have taken place ia ITS eoal~
| pletien. Are not this grouods entirely
| changed? Is the istsrest, the lo1uence and
pTepoaderaaee Of power. which counts
/; al means lawful 10 gain It's ends, alone 80
| be consulted ca such 20 occasion Ddnst
/ these new arrangements acquired by tfence,
I reu;liye rile introduction OF other arrange
! nents in,o the treaties. which basior ,hese
| would nos have been necessary! Was ii 10
| be sxnec;ed tina, aur t.scrnmeni would be
srornsed INFO hasty treaty BY the nzch;nae
,ions cf a s,atesmsp, wis employs false
!; hood add fraud as TWO Of his mos, pswer.
/, ial englnes:
/ Toe attemps was made more than once.
but II failed. We know that betor= Mr.
! Shaw. whasbfnught dispatches from LORD
! L.audeydale, which were received 90 Spa.
day, left PATS, his lo,dship kso s>as FOR
| passports 70 qui, france, and tt.>t in con-
/ sequence fslleorsnd beggs5to have sno
ther interview. His loseship and s,.j,s
were paehrg up for t.leir removal A.,
| wh<n the Ast messenger, Parsons, viz ar
rived yegerday, lefl Paris, the neeocia'ioos
had bss gagslH resumed This iarn:s:iss
sose pbaf thai the French cao'nst nas
! lowsfSa 50 tus-,rhas ia ths demands, md
h,%|.eut stronger ground than n1'are
jAssed for enfs .tsiSing hope that Tie
present negotiations snsy YET terminate IL
peace.
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HAM BURG NJ ALL.

The mail dus GA Sunday arrived this
day, but at Sc late an haur. that We Can on.
~ give the following extracts. Il will bs
seen that Austria must YET submit to far
tAsr degradztious:
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TI:nna. A4gnst g.

Tf:nna, A4gnst g.
The Dis, will be Assem- bed IN Hungary
IN he soulss u ne.t mon'h - ben thr bs.
SIS I'll. bs proposed Of new constitution
E:ore beGeGci2l TO shat siugdoz.. It ap.
pears 70 hass 10 o;her objscs than to ~,
eorspeAcs the uashaksa Gae,i:y Of the
aaogafisns towards the house Of Aes.
!sia.
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We8el, Aupust IS.

~ e0c'f <RHg" ft 80.
ms iortihcasioEs or eur tswu and the
ci'a4sl are gciag o be considerably extend
ed che works viii ir osdisteiy tegIu, the
necessary materials are coiectlng through,
oas she surrounding countries. and even
as tsr ss Holland tbs coa.gzclors are
sho,!!r 20 f1rnish several raoeaaaa bricks.
/ is said that nsw inci1en.s have 2 ven
rise to some diplomatic Discussions, S1ieh
have DELAYED tie Dew arrangements 20 be
taken 10 The norsh Of Germany. II is add.
cd tha, proposals have been na,!e TO the
klns OF Prussia, for the fsrpcse ST more
fully concentrating his states, t. give 60
bis Posssssiens ia WsstphaIia, aed part
Of the cauefry # Hanover, FOR iat..sma,iss
IL Sexeny /; tsssl Fast Friesland, with the
psrs OF Gnsbdss, viii sggraadizc Holland.
that The rest ct wss,ers Wssipi,alia VII
be l9iaed 20 the ssa,es ot the grand duke
OF Berg, and that egs:sra Wesiphalia will
De given, with a part of Hanover 70 the
eiec.os Of Hesse, wAo in his turn W iii eede
ihe couniy OF Hsaau, and;a part Of his a.
taef possessions. Lusaee and she save.
reIgnty aver all tie petty states Of tie ncr,h
OF Germany. Viii also, according 70 this
PLAZA dew I've TO Fhe king ct Prussia, S.c--
We shali shortly kaew whether these re.
pCris have any foundation.
Some travellers lately coae from Rus
sla aanouncs that from St Petersburg 10
Russian Poland sasre are dihsre1,s
camps of uoops, sud tina, many ma.
games have besa established along that
road.
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ceunt de Stallion, al the same time tsaa.
he received the notification that RUSSIA ND y
refused 10 ratify the peace with France,
received also note, printed as 81. Peters
burgn, in which Rassia states her reasons
for her present conduct.
Hienna, Augusts3.
The report which has been r-eelsea or
the evacuation of Cat,aro is not yes con-
hrmrd. Great quantities Of artillery, am
manision, &c. are sending to Comorn, ie.
meswar and Buda, and distributing IN the
different dspots.
The city OF Leopelstadt, 10 TIE county
.of Neuus, in Hungary, will be the pro-
clpal depot Of arms the transports on the
Danube Sontiaue without lntermisslou, ana
thousands Of bullets and BOMBS, which
have lain for many years heaped up in the
di.ches of Vienna, and winch were not
,ouched by the Frsnef, probably because
they could not carry them away, pave been
taken out aad embarked.
The French aud Russian ambassadors
continually receive and send Oh courlers.
Last pighs another courier arrived from of.
pcisrsburah to couaa Rasumcusky.
Berlin, AugNst &c,
al stis movements now taking place sp.
pear t. announce war. The garsison 81
.his ci,y as well as that Of Potsdam aaye
20 sa.y received ordsrs TO hold themselves
ia readiness 10 carch at the .hSss algaal.
The gsas d'arUso, the gardes da corps aud
The hussars leave Ee.lla TO day: the res.
of ,he gsyrison Will f3liow Tomorrow. 20
The place OF tkess troops will be supplied
by other regimeosa. Do the thirteenth ehe
pussisn troops forSjrg shs gar:isaR Oh
Munster, likeyise received orders 10 hSsd
themselves il rsaa ness 10 march 9: the
Iefts. sisaal.
LIS evident that all these sAidep and
extraordinary moeements and measures
| are of nature so fu,s,sh mater for q
| thousand conjectarcs.
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both Of them were Afterwards retaken BY Ii.
las ~, The above perfons were robbed Of ~.
thing, and landed at Cumberland harlan.
they were afterwards marched to St. l.,
and while there, the Henry, Of London, teJs
ing to the feet, was brought in by French y
yateef, the crew having mutined, aoge.d y
captain, and ran her out of the feet. Tn. /
maica feet consisted of 100 fail, under cow,
of the Malabar Of 50 guns, Atlas Of u, e.
sloop, and or 3 Others May 8, IF Croobl
Hand. captain Ferguson spoke the above g.,
rs of which were milling; s of them after b,
ing been captured we're retaken and TENT to i
maica. May l.. of Cape Maize, ,pok. ,ts
Montserrat, Davis, from St. Jago de Cuba a
Baltimore.
Ship Huron, Clarke of New Bedford, n ia|
from Nantes, and IS hour, from New B.dfor
The lhip Polly, Sammi', sailed 8 day, b.l,
for New York. Sailed in company with brio Al
rient, Jenue, of Newbedford, for New YuI
and fhip Mary, Cafe for Newhedford. L,r
fhip Thomas, for New York, in & days; AH|
Rose, of Alexandra, jua arrived from Ne,
York hip Brutus, Friendergraf, juR anrs
from New York, having been aru,k with lish.
ming 8 days after leaving New York, which nj
great damage in her hull, carried away her MAN.
mae, &c. brig Union, Briggs, jua aui,a
from do; hip Sally, Williams, from Cbarsacn
sch'r Lucretia, Blown, from Bofon; schr. Fed.
eral Jack, Collins, Of Bottom, from EDglaud
could not &c, p:rmiiLuu TO land hi, cargo; brl
Lucy, Peckham, Of Newbedford, from Bali.
more, juR arrived from. Plymouth, ,EOglapd
where fhe badbeen carried in; and brig All an,
Prevof, tcf New York, laa from England, h,
gotpcrmiGon to dilcbarge, April z4tb in la
46@a1 long 10, lfpoke lhip Ell "a AM, of Not
folk, from Sicily. for Anitefdam. May 9Th, ID
lat. 43, IS, long 81, ipoke sch'r -, Fol-
ter, 81 days from B.Ibos, for ? ymousb. Ioh
in lat a., lorg So, spike lhlp Ticonic, of Bos
ton, from Plymouth, England, for Norfolk, cu
: 40 days. Left at Newbedford, nip Hauow'
Brightman, from the coat of Patagonia viii
1900 barrel, elephants oil; had sOyag: q
eleven months.
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A great public debt is no doubt a greas
evil, but the loss of liberty and 'ndePena
euce is one infinitely greater. Its some
alienation of that evil for any govern.
mens, for all are prone enough to be-
come corrupt, hab'.aally to guide It's mea'
sures and its counsels, by the expert
ence that its good faith is'its good policy
Il ought to make men better to conten,
plate the example of state, tried and
tempted by adversely, and grooming under
the load sof taxes, yet still faithful to its
engagements, and enjoying an ample re
source in the confidence of its creditors
by deserving their confidence and keeping
their properly sacred from violation, SUCH
a state gives an illustrious lesson OF morsll'
~ soits subjects. 1t fulhlls the great duty
of all governments which is to protect pro.
perry. This is not all. twill seem, to
some practical men, still more to the Pur'
pose, that such a state will have the con.
troll, in the extreme exigencies OF she.pub-
lie affairs, of the last shilling OF private
propertys Such is the spectacle OF the
British government.
Ito be tentiaued.)
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= PHILADELPHIA, May ii.

Yesterday arrived the ship George, capt
Hamburg, from Batavia, bu. last froa
the Cape of Good Hope, where she wal
detained some time by an embargo
Through the attention of the supercargo
we are furnished with the following mi
nu'es made on the voyage,
In the beginning of January last, Bril-
fish squadron consisting of three line d
battle ssips, one SO gun ship, TWO frigate.
and one gun brig, under the command Of
commodore sir Home Popham arrived %
the Cape.wilh shirty.s seven transport shpf
containing from 8 to 10000 troops. Oh
the 9Th and 9TH the troops began to land
during which time the gun brig was sailing
in and OH. che bay to engage the attention
of the enemy. The Dutch governor JAMS
sen, with regiment of. Waldeckers, COZ
sisting of 500, some French troops, aud 4
couple Of Dutch regiments, altogether q
mounting to 1900, opposed the landing oil
the British. troops, which they had CON-
menced on theyw side of the bay, con-
slant fire was kept up on both sides. ID
the first part of the landing the Duea
troops having some field pieces, PLAYED
with great havock among the invaders, an1
it was said the English suffered very eon'l'
derably, but their forces <momently aug'I
menting,by the swarms of reinforcement
landing on the beach, became TOO potsn'
for the feeble enemy. The Dutch conss'
quen,ly retreated towards the towr: Ins
Britisk by this time had landed sufhcleI'
supply of cannon and ammunition, Whtn|
they properly applied to the Dutch wh'a|
in pursuit OF them. Part OF the troop
took refuge in The castle, and others ID 'n'
valleys.
The con,eadipg parties on the 9th Sgal'
met, when furious engagement ensus g.
the Dutch governor Jansen displayed In
indefatjgabe courage and bravery OF a ~ T
roic general; he placed his principal o'
pendence on the regiment of Waldecken
they, in.inidated by the formidable iO'G
that they found themselves engaged WV
gave up all prospect of success and begr
to give way. The general by this NOV o's
ment, perceiving himself with the smallI
part of his army abandoned, was opn6
to sacrifice his intrepid intentions, ana "a"
the most prudent step of resreatlng wl'nS
possible, speed: he flew among the How y.
tot mountains, but being pursued 0y ~
British, the remnant of his army W.
taken prisoners. This battle eontinT
about twenty-five minutes. 1t is salo ."
the loss of the English in killed and wopP1
ed,was proportionably greater than IT,"
the Dutch, but no authentic account cV~
be Obtained. On the 10Th the Cape wv
capisuiated to the British. A regimen
Hottentots that fought 10 behalf o,
Dutch conducted themselves with o''. -
guished bravery throughout the who'S M
gagemens, retaining their ground vol"
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g3Tszs1a - ~ z.
!. Cheap {. Goods. !.

THE subscribers respectfully inform
4 their friends and the public gene.
rally, that they have just received from
Philadelphia and arc now opening 4
handsome assortment Of GO ODS s..
which have been purchased At very redu.
ced prices, and selected with care from
the latest arrivals they can recommend
them 10 their friends and an those who
wish to purchase Goods on reasonable
terms. ,.a*s - = 3
They have also on hand Al large assort-
mentofSUGARS, COFFEE s RICE
Pore Sherry s Lisbon WINES French
BRANDY, West India SPIRITS and
RUM together with large quantity
Of Old Maryland WHfSKEY, Of . an.
perior quality 70 any that has been offer.
ed for sale in Martinsburg for conside.
rable length Of time al Of which will be
sold uncommonly low for cash or ap-
proved ofcountry produce. 80.
THOMAS NELLS0M, e Co.
Martinsburg, May so, 1906.