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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-05-29

MGrk ye thts Tolper, whose lonely halls,
Re.echo to yen falling stream
Mark ye its bare and cTumbline ,DalAs,
Were slowly flutes the sinking beam.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-09-21
9f0relgn 3ntGlilgcnte.
FRAYCE. PARIS, July "A.
GRAND ARMY BULLETINS.
No. 81, dated
AoHigJberg, THlD II, 1897.

|'''S 'O'' 81 ,I"'J - ~
The EmperOrs of France and kufiia,
after twenty days refdence at Tilit,
where the Imperial Palaces were in the
fame Greet, and At no great diltance, took
leave Of each other with the greatef cor
diaiity, at three O'Clock in the afternoon
of the 9th. The Journal which contains
al cccouat of what pahed between. them
Will b. very intereGing 70 both nations.
At half paf four, the Emperor Napol
Oh having received Witt from the King
of prutIia, who came TO take his leave,
CT out for konigiberg, where he arrived It
ten ii the evening. The King Of Pruilia
went 10 Memel.
YrRcrday The Emperor Napoleon in
fprtted the port If konjglberg, in boat
manned hg the IHperial Guard. To-day
his Maiefy viii review Martial Soult's
corps, and At two O'Clock tomorrow LIE
will fet out for Drcflvn.
The number Of Ruiiians killed in the
battle Of Fr.cJlnd, amounts 10 I7,5oo,the
prilouerS 70 10000 I8 600 Of whom have
already pdhed through Konigibe-g, 1000
remain lick in the hofpitals, and the reit
have been conducted 10 Thorn and War
Jaw. Orders have been iliued To 1rnd
them home TO Rufil without delay 1000
lave already returned again to Konigf-
berg Iholt III France are to bc formed
into proyi,iOnal regiments. The Emperor
has ordered item to be cloathed and arm
ca.
The Publications Of the Treaty Of Peace
between France and Rufia were exchang-
al at Tiff on the 9th. The ratification
OF the Treaty & Peace between France
and Pruihl will be exchanged here this
day.
The p,cnipOtentaries charged with thefe
negotiations were, on the part Of France,
thc 9lrc1 Of Benevento Princes Kura-
kin alt Labanct, Oh the part Of RutIia !;
III the part Of Pruiia, Field MAJ fhal Count
ka!lreuth, and the Court dc Goitz.
After iuch events As theit, one cannot
bui Iniie when inc great Engliih EXpedi-
Iion D. mentioned, ana Of the new frenzy
which anmatcs the King Of Sweden
Bthdes, we may remark that the army OF
obfSrvation. batWeeU he Eihe and the Or
der u 10000 NronE, eNclufye Of the
G-acd Army without Including the Span
fin divihOIs, WHICH are now under the
Order alfo. il was, therefore, necciiary
foT Eugiant t. have brought her whole
force .occtaer, Ltr folders, her volunteers,
tenc.5les 6lc. I'm order 10 have made a di-
verlion q. any uslret. But when we take
into our account, that England, under the
proltGt circumlt1Gces, has tent Coco nlrn
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-09-21

the world, Is destined to be governed by the
lowest Of mankind
The Polish Chiefs have little reason 70
be satisfied with the Treaty with Rus-
sia. They who looked to the resto
ration Of their country to the situation
of an independent kingdom, will derive but
poor consolation from the erection of part
of Prussian Poland into Dutchy, under thc
government Of the King oil SaNony
The Dossess9r and the title will be changed,
but the principles upon which It will be
governed, viii remain the same, except
that it Will be compelled 70 become one
Of the states Of the Bhenish ContederaCy.
To dwell upon the causes that have led n
the ruin OF Prussia, may by some be deemed
al unnecessary task. 1t j. not to aggrayate
her misery that VIC say, those causes are
to be found n her previous acquiescence in
the projects and policy Of France--in her
jealousy Of Austra,--in her expectations Of
being raised, ny tie assistance Of France,
to the rank Of being the first power in Ger
manv,-n her belief that the interests or
France were identified with her own, and
that the ACCOMPLISHMENT Of Prussia was
necessary to The security Of France
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-09-21

The following is from the Ob(er-
v2tioEs Of the Proficient Of the Court
Martial in pronOuncing the fen
tencc -
You have now heard the awful
fentence Of. the Court-Ycu have
been found guilty of def4riing from
the fervice Of your country, which,
At all times, is highly criminal if it
was po!Iible to make it more 70, it is,
At the prcfent criGs, when Great Bri-
tain IS ftrugglins for her very exit
ence.
Your deftrting from the Halifax,
and entering into the American Ma
Wy, has been attended with mott fe-
rious and unfortunate consequences,
affecting The peace Of both coun-
rries."
If doubt can fiji remain in the
IAind Of any perion whether cOmmo-
d0Te barron knew that the men who
were taken out of lis fhiP were Brit
ifh deaersrs, we copy the following
extracts from their own voluntary
CCHtcl:oEs :
John Strachan, after giving an &C
count of his dcferiion from the Ms
campus, the fra of Feb in company
with Ware, Martin, and Little, fays,
=" thar they went 70 Norfolk, where
he, Martin and Ware. entered for the
Chciapcakc-thar he knew the faces
Of feyeral Engli(hmen on board the
Chelapeake, but did not know their
name5-that C,ns. Brran Prqp9,ea 70
protect him."
William Ware fays that when
they came before com. Barron, at
theNayal- 7 ard atWafhinaton,be pro-
mild % protect then although they gOere
dsGr1er5 fr5n BritJb man IF 1Var.
J4nkin Ratford, before his execu-
ton, acknowledged, (" that he was
born in London, and that he volun-
tarily entered into MS Maje!iy's
iervicc."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-09-21

CoNsTANTINOPLE June I1.-Tomor-
row is fixed for the Inhalation Of the new
Emperor, which is to be performed with
great iolemnity in the mofque Of Eiub.-
Another meafure, without any precedent,
is that Notes are to be tranfmitted to the
Foreign Minifers, reGdtnt here officially
announcing the acCeGion of Mufapha Nv
TO the Throne.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-09-21
BritiB FaR-Mdi1 Combang.

a Mr.. Creevey fated int the Britifh Houfc
OF Commons on the 10th Of July, that the
lait accounts Of the Company ihewed that
there was an eXcefs Of about millions in
their foreign expenditure over their reve-
nue., and loiS Of 100000. in their trade
at home.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-09-21

the men who def,rted from the Hal
ltaX, were Perfuaded by the boati-
vain 10 enter for the Chefapeake,
70 protect themfelves, which they
did ; II. Sinclair alked them if they
had not fccond name. About 20
men went with him in the hrf draft
to the Chelapeake, when capt. Cor
don multered them, and they were
muitered again in Hampton Roads
by the commodore. He requeited
leave to call one evidence in again
10 ak his officers for character
ana then threw himlelf on the mercy
Of the Court"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-09-21
LONDON, AUGUST 8


Yesterday, in the House of Com
mons, Sir Thomas Turton said, that
IN the present situation Of affairs, it was
necessary to give confidence to minis
ters. The conduct Of America, he said.
was owing entirely to the pusilanimity
Of the late ministry, who treated with
America with pistol at tn ir breasts.
Mr.. W. Smith, adyerted to what had
been said by Sir Thomas Turton rela-
tive 70 America, and said that when
that country was mentioned, il could
not be IN a.language too moderate, Or
too conclliatory. He was certain that
ministers had a very difficult task to
perform with respect to America, and
nc believed they would be very cautious
bow they followed the advice Of the
Honorable Baronet.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-09-21

.fagast 9.-The 18th article offhe
Treaty between Russia and France hav-
ing stipulated for the mediation Of Rus
sia TO effect Peace between England
md France, Mr.. Jackson has been an
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-09-21

The PrefburEh Gazette Of the 18TH ult.
mentions, that the ServiAns have defeated
the Turks near Widdin with the lofs Of
2ooo men, killed and wounded, IL pieces
OF cannon, S mortars, and II ammunition
aggons.-The lofs Of the Servians did
not exceed 1900 men.-Czerni George, at
the head Of 10000 men is ftated 10 have
entered Bulgaria.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-09-21

pointed On a mission to the Continent
with instructions to inquire the basis on
which France is disposed to treat, 70
enter into explanations Of The views OF
our Cabinet, and to create, by every
honorable means, facilities to ncgOcia-
tons.
The Emperor Alexander, we are as
sured, has renewed, TO our Cabinet,
declarations Of the most cordial and an
imated friendship.
The funds have risen t7c9 ter cent, IN
consequence Of the PRONUNCIATION Of
the Russian treaty which does not,
as reported, contain any article hostile
to the commerce Of this country -
The exclusion Of British vessels, SC.
from the Prussian ports was expected ;
and is oil minor Importance.
A general embargo Of American YES
sells has been expected for several days;
but has not yet been laid. The report
has created much alarm amongst the
merchants, ship owners and
ship masters several OF the latter, to
the number of twelve, have cleared out
IN ballast, and proceeded down the riv-
Fl. This alarm was in part excited by
he transmission Of an order to the out
posts to prevent the departure of for
signers from this country without pass
ports.
Yesterday Mr.. Munroe communica-
ion;to Mr.. CanninB,the Proclamation Of
he President Of the United States, Of
he Cd July last. OF this proclamation,
he opinion Of the democratic party in
he United States is, that it Is too mod
the Federalists, that it is suf-
firm.
The situation Of the treaty between
England and America IS not known.-
The Americans, We are told, insist,
hat Great-Britain shall relinquish the
light 10 search American vessels Jor
ler80ns and our government oppose
he dOCtrine.-lE the dispute cannot be
settled, U'ar must ensue and as we
Expect peace with France will short
Y be settled, we shall be more at Iei-
,ure to pursue it with energy and e.
eCt.
GLASGOW, C8cofand) AUG. 10.
By ! Newyork vessel we have receiv-
"a President Ja5crson's Proclamation,
ind other interesting adyfces from A
nerica. As 70 the probable conse-
luence Of the present dispute, our O.
IInlon inclines to War.-NVe think it
most probabio that our ministers will
support Ad. Berkeley, and vindicate
his conduct.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-09-21

4 man Of the name Of Edward Don.
nelly, has lately been committed to paol
IN pennsylvania, on the charge Of hay-
ing killed his wife, who was PREGNANT
md then burnt her in order to conceal
the horrid deed
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-09-21

The last English papers do not con.
tain any information of an official ma.
ture relating to the situation of affair.
betwixt the United States and Great
Britain. The dispatches respecting
the attack Oh the Chesapeake, had not
arrived in England at the last dates
The Americans and merchants trading
to this country were fearful that war
would take place, and were using every
eXerion to dispatch the American YES
sells choosing to sail in ballast rather
than wait for freight. Some, however.
were Of opinion that the alarm was
groundless. From declarations IF
men in office, the tone Of the present
ministry is highly pacific towards tbiq
country ; though the Courier, a paper
IN favor OF the present administration
Justihes the orders and conduct of Al
Berkeley, and doubts lis recall. II i
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-09-21
NETWORK, SEPT. 9.

Ut 7" UNh3 oEFI, ,.
Yesterday a boat from the Column
bine, with an officer and five men,
went on board the pilot boat Brothers,
off Saady-Hook. The moment the Of
fcer got on deck, the men pushed off
with the boat and made their escape to
the shore.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-09-21

The v. ): schooner Revenge, with
dispatches for our Ministers in Eng
land, was spoken, on the 18th Aupnsf
IN lat AZ, 81, long 90, so, then out Z
days'-Wlth any thing like fair wind
she must have reached Falmouth, or
some other port in the English channel,
in five or six days.-Cent
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-01-02
FOR SALE,

\ VALUABLE Tract of LAND,
n containing $50 acr-s, on Bufaloe
Greek, in Monongalia County, Virginia,
a great proportion Of which is contained
in the forks of said Greek, and extend-
ing below, SO that considerable part 10
bottom Of excellent quality. 1t l. also
situated in 6ne grazing country, con.
venient to the Monongalia river, and
no, far from Morgan-sown.
Also 1000. the 6rst choice Of tract
Of 64s7 acres, on the waters Of Rock.
castle river, in Knox County, in the
state Of Kentucky. The above Lands
will be- sold low, or leases given for 4
term ofyears. For further Information,
apply to the subscriber, in Shepherd's-
Town, Jefferson County.
JAMES BROWN.
December 5, 1906.
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FOR SALE,

> A TRACT. of LAND, Containing
n about 900 acres, 7=on= half Of which
is cheated, the balance well ,imbered +;
and considerable quantity Of well wa
tered meadow. o. the premises is a
good Merchant Mill and Dis,illery, on
a never failing stream of water, and in
sight Of the Potomac river. This tract
can be divided into several different te-
Moments, with Dwelling House and
barn to each; it is oil the first rate Iirhe.
stone quality and is situate m Berk eley
County. Virginia, on Potomac river, 10
miles from Martinsburg, 9 from Will
Transport, and IS from Mercersburg.
This land will lie sold together, or divi.
ded into Two tracts, as may best suit the
purchaser. A good bargain will be s.
ven 70 purchaser, 10 the mill and one
half the land, on paying abou, two thiEds
Of the purchase money in hand. For
terms apply tothe subscriber on the PIE.
misses.
April Is, 1906. ~,t.
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#eHs9. Ft5a
IIAvING been, lonS. alike unfortu-
Msiely for my copvenience and ad-
1yahts,ce Il, lie habit u giving very
Unlimited creole, henclf orward difEe-
rem systsnl shall Sc adopted Those,
therel Sre WisD may please 70 favour ID
acall, which i fespecleally solicited,
ifa'Ysyy general md Nell-chosen assort-
snens 81 ytETmd DR ~ DDS, DIRE.
sSTUFRS, R1EN1iyan and MEDICINES,
yenflinr % the lOWrss terms possible,
should prove On induceinens 20 leave
their money o. prpdnce sip exshangs
therefor Mith NE, they shall NOT retire
cider dissasiskcd 81 dnfufhished. =. ~ =.
u kosoe, II consciener, " . SENSE Of
] iSstice en- Il % inauencs -lpray, lee not
iheir lood md pressing eiaims IN my
behalf femain l0ngef ipheard, By you,
my PA1iEsf friends! Debtors from
The latest--bue tl6re especially, up 70
some swehty years stshdiag, and do
yourselves the highsst credit, and me
the Ereasest favour. .E r 4. :. i K
a boy, Of decent eonnsxions, If suit
ably q0ali6ed--and nut 100 wise - be
.saueht--nos too god 70 Improve, nor
TOO digui6ed TO obey /! would - taken
on such terms as might prove sAtisfaetO-
y. - - - /'.~ = =
lam, very devotedlya, -
I tic public. nhueh obliged, =
- VIZ. SOMMERVILLE.
3, iMartinsburg, Deeemberls, 1906. >.
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For Sale.

THE sntscri5s, intending to remove
| j - Ake sfafe Of Ohio ruishFs TO sell his
tveperfy in fts .1swn Of Smithfela, JET.
.Jfrson Eo1afy HIrgiaia, vis. fatse HoGs-
q and LSta, ntso one unimProved Lot, one
Vsaid Heases u an excetlen. stand /ar a
Pa6kc House. being occupied as siIeh by
ne su6seribtS jsr Tor syeGrs pass. For
Jnythey p0vtirsIbvs apply u 'hk snsseri-
Der EeiHg on me Premises.
Decrmbsr 10, 1906. 3oHN SMITH.
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Berkeley, -.
November Court, 1906.
Ely ,Beall, Complainant,
A0AI.sT s--.~. ..--
Joshua Boring. Frederick Stitely, John
Branham and Lewis Duekwslt, Def'ts,
: In CHANCERY.
THE defendant, Joshua Boring, not
l. having entered his appearance a.
greeable TO anaet Of Assembly and the
rules Of this Court, and it appearing to
ths satisfactioH Of the Couvs. vi,as Il Il
not an islsabitaht OF this Commonwealth;
Cd the motion of the Complainant BY his
Counsel, It Is ordered, that said joshua
Boring do appear here on the Monday
afterthe third Tuesday in February next,
TO answer the bin Of the Complainant,
and that a copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted in die Berkeley and Jt8erson
Intelligsncer for two moths successive.
", and published It the doorofthe Court.
House Of the>said County.
A Copy. Teste, g
/. + - - > DAVID HUNTER, che.
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Land FOL. Ia1et....

IA GREEABLE u the last win and
IL testament Of William Henshaw,
Esg. dec. win be sold q Farm, (called
Spring6eld1 containing about 600 aeres
oil valuable lime -skone Iand, late the pro.
perry Of said Henshaw, dee. situate in
Rsrkeley County, Virginia; more thas
SEQ ofWhich Is cleared and under rood
fence, the residue wei clothed with TIM
Der; about ~ acres in meadow, which
ean.be wafered, and much more can be
made. The improvements are > large
and eoirsnient stone dwelling house;
stone spring house, with good lime.
stone wster running through Il, within
10 feet Of NE tkitchen door i smoke
house barnI stables; wild other
necessary buildings for the convent
ence Of farm. About 12O yards across
Tie creek stands the CRIST and N Err
CHANT MILL, with two pair Of
Stones In her, one pair Of burrs, and two
water wheels ana near the mill Is; a
house for the reception Of miller-Ai-
90, large Stone Stin House, with tubs,
&c. and constant over head water. About
half . mile below at q separate dam,
are Saw and Pulling Mill, with a log
dwelling house and two limestone
springs breaking out Of the side Of the
dam. These mills are built upon that
well knowu creek, for id constancy call.
ed Mill Greek, which runs through the
shove land. One fourth Of q mile above
the merchant min 10 . double log house,
kitchen, barn, &c. and a never falling
limestone spring within 20 yards Of The
door. Three other log buildings and a
smith shop, suitable for tradesmen.
There are four bearing apple orchards,
containing about 600 trees Of excellent
fruit, and sufficient number Of other
kinda ofiruit. kwillbe sold altogether,
% h two or three tracts, Is may best
suit the purchaser or purchasers. This
property 10 situated in rich and fe' ule
settlement, and not inferior to any. in
the county about ~ miles from Win
chester, 10 from Mastinsbutg, from
Maj. Stephensoh's stone cavern, AID Is
from Potomac, where the produce may
be carried to market to George.tow n, the
city Of Washington or Alexandria. We
deem it unnecessar, TO give fnt iher de.
scription Of the property. Any person
wishing to purchase will please call upon
the subscribers living on the Ere'hisss,
Who viii shew e=4Property add make
known the terms.
Also for sale by the subscribers, three
hundred acres OF Land, lying in the coun-
y Of MSnohgalia, adjoining lauds OF An.
thony Sell, on Sillwrlrs Creek, abranch
Of the Canawa.
also, four hundred acres If Land, ly-
ing on Salt Lick Cf.rk in sa il county.
LEVI HENSHAW und1 ~.
HIRAM HENsHAW, A@"''''
August 20, 1906.
N. B. Agood Fuller is wanted to
attend the above fulling mill. He will be
hired or taay have it upon a moderate
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hnds for fale.

DER The authority Of Deed Of
Trust, executed to William X.
sefy,s NV dse md lARilliamr Take,
tbhh.D isonr md MSFEarst hia wife,
i sixih day ofJuly ISos, TO secure
zymeptof . debtdue sofisnry CANT
s. 6rstday Of October 1906, within.
stpnt the same froathe said sixth day
ruiy isoS,--Will Be sold 1t public
c1ion, % the highest bidder. for Cash,
pu. the premises, on the 9Th day OF
annary next the two following, Tracts
of Land, viz. . Tract Of Lind lying 10
We County 81 JsGersoa, aud situAsed in
be neighbourhood Of Hall,s Mill, being
lhesam Tract Of Land which WA pur.
C]Iassd 81 the said John Dixon Of . Ger.
tain Thomas Fairfax, and containing
SHfse hundred and forsy ave acres: and .
Tract Of Land Adjoining the foreeoine
Tfad, which was purchased By the ,said
Jokn Olson from . certain John Rion,
md contains Forty Ave acres- The sale
Or the foregoing Tracts Of Land 10 com
inence q u O'Clock, on the shove men.
tioned day, when ! complete legal CON-
teyance Of the same vii b made to the
tarchaser by the undefsignsd 10 ,sharac.
e Off surviving trustee. n =
y WILLIAM TATE, j
Trssiee isr Harry GGass.
OeGambe ~, 1906.
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BOLTkNG CLOTHS.

lust received an extensive assoit.
y ment OLDEST warranted BOLTING
CLOTHS, ossvery description, which
will be sold unusually low, by
j., KENNEDYS' & Raglan.
Hagers-town, June s, 1906. I1y1
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Public Sale.

rtae Of . deed Of trust, executed
Joseph Kingia 70 John Hits and
scriber, for the purpose Of secu-
ebt due from said KinSla 70 Reu-
kirk, WILDE sold u public sale
money, on Saturday, the s1st
Inuary next, . HonAe and part
5tof Land, situate on the main
u Shepherd's- T own. adjoining
which the subscriber lives,
nj Oeeupied BY Miss Eliza
hong: The situation is sx-
healthy, the House 10 = new
uilding, and the Lot esteemed
4. Tie Aale Win taks place on
fmises. ~ twelve O'Clock, where
eriher viii attend.
JOHN BAKER, Trustee.
ember %, 1905.
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N0f.IcE.

Il IL persons Indebted TO the subseri.
IA Der, either by bond note or book
account, are requested 70 oofAe forward
and srttis thsir aceoshss on or Before die
ooh Of January nest, asnolonser iDdul.
gence viii be given. s-s,.
sEzs>J JACOB SNYDER.
December ~, 1905. r. T.,
Hides and SKINS viii be ttakeia; d ID cash.
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l. AMONG WHICH Art.
Best superfine and common Calieos,
ditto = ditto Furniture
Elegant EssV Patterns.
~ SO and g. Plain and Figured Cam.
bricks, :-.z s&>:.:. -
~ SO and 50 ditto and ditto Leno
Muslins, =. pc ~.
rs aud - Irish Linuens,
and So Irish Sheesings,
EseSs are shr cheapesf LINES roe haOe
~ h4id fsr seven years past.
Cambrick and narrow Dimities,
Silk and Gotten Chambroy Muslins,
Black Cambricks, Silk and Cotton Um-
brsllas, -"
Elegant Fancy Shawis,
ditto diu,o Muslins,
Printed Velvets,
Constitution, Presidents, Benefits and
Queens Cord,
Super Silk, Lambs wool, Worsted and
Cotton Hosiery,
Best SupeT6ne and common Broad Cloths,
ditto to- ditto Casineres,
A variety Of Stuff Goods, -.
Best Super6ne Shifting Flannels,
Common and low priced white, yellow
and red, ditto,
Bes, stout white, blue and green Kerseys,
ditto blue and white rnix'd ditto,
ditto drahb. m,x'd and blue. Plains,
Double t~llled three point Blankets, We
~ stout,
Rose and Striped ditto ditto,
flushings. Coatiugs and Baizes,
Gentlemen's Nice Imported HATS. .
A variety ofnew Fancy Goods, for La
centie hhen's Fashionable Waisscoatiug,
" &c. &c. SIC.
Together seitA qgtnera' assortment IF
Best Liquors anG Groceries,
lronmongerv, Cutlery, Sadlery and
Brass Wares.
THEY HAVEALSo coNsTAETLYo ON HAND,
LANCE SUPPLY OF
Real good Soal and Upper Leather,
Bar Iron and Castings,
Crowley and Blister'd STEEL, 81
Cut and Wrought NAILS, Of all sizes,
Sheet-Iron, Of every kind,
Tin, Stone. Queens, Glass and China
Wares,
Paints; Patent and other Medicines,
&c. &c.
Ii is with pleasure they inform their
Customers and the public, that they nc.
| yer had . more rAtrSsiVe and csnrbl<te
assortment Of Goods than u, present i;
all which having been laid 10 On the very
!o.Des' terms, they are enabled to give
all those who may be pleased to cali ON
them Tot The Market- House-.squarc }
Far eheaper Bargains than rver.
p JAMES & JOHN LANE.
!hfpherd's-To.Un Nopembrr 2, 1906.
P.S. They continue to take Grain of
I'll kinds, and paw the highest. price in
Cash for HIDES and SKINc