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The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1808-03-31


views with respect to the Courthouse,
at the polls on the day of election.
The following circular letter has been
received in this place.
SIR,
We take the liberty to inform you,
that MIR. JAMES PINDALL, of Harrison
county, is a candidate, at our ensuing
election, for Senator. Mr.. Pindall
possesses not classical education, but
by the dint of application he has made
himself sound lawyer, and appears to
us to have Just view Of the political
interest of the republic. AS respects
his mental faculties, nature perhaps has
not done more for many; and in the
counties of Monongalia, Harrison, Ran
dolph and Wood, where he is known,
the republicans, we believe, will gene
rally support him. 1t is believed he
will have considerable maiorities In
those counties.
We understand here that Mr.. MeKinly
is not candidate; and Mr.. La;tley,
who had some time ago declared him
self, had promised his friends, that if
they should fix on any other character
more likely to succeed than himself, he
would decline and the friends of Mr..
Laidley here, have written to him adj
vising him 20 decline. We submit Mr..
Pindall to your consideration.
JoHN PRUNTY,
b. REEDER,
WIN. G.. PAYNE. =
Morgantown, 9th March, 1903.
Hamet'S old place, March 10, 1903.
At respectable meeting of the De-
mocratic Republicans of Ohio county,
convened by appointment, for the pur-
pose of putting in nomination two suit
bic persons to represent the county in
the House of Delegates of this COM
monwealth -
After consultation, it was agreed to
nominate and recommend
WILLLAM IRWIN and
TOSEPH MARTIN,
to be supported for that purpose at the
ensuing election.
ISAAC KELLY, Chairman.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1808-03-31
" II L L l. ING,
THURSDAY, 31st MARCH, 18O8,

Extract Of letter to the Editor, from
gentleman at Augusta, Kentucky,
dated the 21st February, 1903.
" The Orlean traders in this country
are in a very precarious situation at pre-
sent. Many Of them have on hand from
one to ten and fifteen thousand dollars
worth Of property, all perishable, and do
not think worth while starting it to that
market. Some have went from this
port, and from all accounts, they wish
themselves back with their PROPERTY
Money was never known to be SO scarce
as it now Isl"
A Marietta paper of the 9TH inst. has
the following list of the shipping lately
built at that place, and lying there on
the goth ult,
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1808-03-31

A friend of Mr.. Doddridge's is ai1e
thorised to state, that he win give satisA
factory explanations of his conduct and
views with respect to the Courthouse,
at the polls on the day of election.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-11-25
REPORT

Oftke Committee to 1hom referred the six
feenth Instant, the Petition Of thirty-six hrneri-
can Ci"sens Afned ar Carthdgena, in South-A-
lea, Rn'!er Sentence q Slavery.
REPORT
THAT it appears from the statement Of the
NetitiUn RS, that III February, 1906 they sailed
from New York ON board the Leander, ship
owned by Samuel c Ogden, the command of
which was, after getting to sea, assumed by gen.
erai miranda
The said ship sailed to Jacmel, where the said
Miranda procured two schoonsrs, on board
which the petitioners were placed which, toge-
Their with the I.eander, sailed under the corn
mInd Of Miranda, about the last Of March IN
the same year, for the northern parts of South
America, and arrived on the coast Of Terra
Firma, in the latter part of April following.
That upon their arrival OH the said coast, the
two schooners, board whic The petitioners
were embarked, were captured by two Spanish
arHled vessels, the ship Leander, with Miranda
on board, having made her escape.
That the petitioners, together with ten others,
were convicted by u Spanish tribunal, at Porto
Cavelo, OF the crime ofpiraoy, from the circum-
stances Of suspicion which attached TO their SIT
uation, and not from any act af that kind com.
mtted on the high that the ten others a.
bove mentioned were sentenced to death, and the
petitioners, some to eight, others to ten years,
which they now are suffering, some chained 90
gether, others closely conENcd uadcr heavy IRONS
and gard destined to other places, ard 70 ST.
milar Punishment.
The petitioners state that they were entrapped
by the said Miranda, on tho said Spcdi,ion, by
assurances made at Che tine of their engage
nents, that they were TO be employed IN tie
service ofthc United States, and under tie a,s-
shorty Of the government Tor the truth of their
statement, and q confirmation oftbe charges they
make against certain pcrsoI5, oS having thus &c.
cevcd and betrayed them into an involuntary CO.
gr1ef4fi.n fhe Si0cipn az Fitting oft ann. L.
nept against a nation IN anity with tho United
States, they refer to the testimony Of seyera I
person said TO be inhabitan's Of the city Of New
York, and 20 have had proposals made TO them
similar. to those by which the petitioners were
Induced TO engage on bgard the Lesnder.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-11-25

intended to guard Arier,ean vessels and ma
rners from the dangers incident to foreign
commerce. mat their continuance in that
career ought to be fiowned upon. and-their
return home promoted in every proper man
per. 1t appears by information from orr
consul at rangier, that great numbers of
cue vessels are engaged in a trade between
Great Britain and Spanish p-rts, under Ii
cences from the former, and tnat the eXpe-
ri uent proves as unsuccessful as it is dis
honorable; the greater part of them being
either arrested in port, or by French and
Spanish cruizers"
ITO be continued.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-11-25
SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES.
MONDAY Nov. 21 1868.

The senate were this day engaged, accor-
ding to order in consideration OF Mr.. Hill
houses resolution for the repeal of the en-
barge laws. very spirited debate took
place, in which the resolution was advocated
by Messrs. Hillhouse AID Lloyd, and opposed
by Messrs. Smith (of Md and Pope
appear ut length in our next Monitor. The
senate adjourned without coming to a deci-
sion.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-11-25

violations Of neutral commerce. and through
60 the Berlin decree. 1t IS probable that
something further is to pass between us on
this subject"
Erfraet of letter from, fhe Secretary Of
Stafe to Mr.. Pinkney, Afinisfer Of the
~ S. at Tendon, dated
DEPARTMENT. OF STATE,
March 8, 1903.
s Having just learnt that the present mail
will arrive at New York in time for the Bril-
fish packet, avail myself of the opportuni-
~ of forwarding your commission and letters
of credence, as successor TO MIR. Monroe In
the legation at London.
Since my last, which went by Mr.. Nourse
in dispatch vessel, bound first to Lori
ent and then to Falmouth, have received
your communications OF the Esd November,
and of December. These, with a represent
tation from general Armstrong to the French
government on the subject of the decree of
Berlin, as expouh,lcd and enforced IN the
case of the ship Horizon, were thought by
the President to throw so much light on the
course likely to be pursued by Great-Bri-
tain and France. in relation to the United
States that he had the documents conhden-
italy laid before Congress.
A'AA. HAS uiduC a WtittCu Souiuu-
nication or the subject of the British orders.
shall answer him as soon as the very ur-
gent business on hand will permit"
Ertracf Of a letter from the same to the
same, dared
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
March %, 1903.
"My last bore date the 9Th instant, and
went by the British packet. 1t acknowledge
ed yoar letter of November 23d, and Of
December. / have since received those re-
ferred 10 in the latter, and also that of Janu-
airy &c, which came to hand last evening.
cannot enclose INV answer RI NJ: z.
skine's communication of the British orders /;
the unceasing pressure of other matters on a
state of health, still feeble, having thus far
delayedit. You Viii anticipate the complex
ion, which will necessa. ly be given to it, by
the character of measures, not only violat-
ing our rights, and stabsing our interests
but superadding. under the name of indul-
8encies, blow at our national independence
and mockery of our Understandings
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-11-25

0fthe Committee to nhon, vpas referred on the six
feenh Instant, The Petition Of thirty-sie h'neri-
can Ci"senS COZ fned ar Carthagena, in South-A-
1's@ica un'!y Sentence Of Slavery.
ID
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-12
MaIan.. DN Gnsrrap,

sRHNuH L.40Y, fatslv arrived HeIa
rIo.sow ssSefa she has FOR several years been
81 10 bssa of orc Of tic best academies IN
s. cSy. under the iameaiate protection q
ii, majesty Alexander tAc .irst, esnPesor q
AZ the Russias, aid under the superiptend-
,nee cfSthat goyernment-has the honor to
inform, the ciixens of 4~lexandria and the pub
liz IN General. that she has rented the house
nov O cupisd by Mrs SMITH and Mrs, WI
ley, in Georgetown, where she in1ehos In
meaiatrly after the Eastcr nolyaays 20 open
her Academy for the recepton OF boarders,
Half Boarders and Day Schoiars'-in her
Academy will be taught French and English
eesmmatically, History, Geography, Mytho-
Iury. Writing, Arithmetic, EmbiCidefy, anS
! sort. &c Ne~edle-work, which form 2 part
ne ) younr Iady's education. The English
Win be tmrht by an English lady, recon-
mspdcd to her by the President Of st. Mary'ss,
callere. Baltimore Drawing, Music s Dan-
.e.ng, VIII also be taugkt, but Will form : Par
tcular charge.
Masune d. CHerrau invites q kind and gc-
ne.ous public TO grant her aeonhdenec, 20 the
1aeservSng of which all her efforts will tend.
She has been fortunate enough to succeed IN.
Russia, as She can prove bya &C rtihcate grant
ed her by the university of Moscow, Translate
ed into English, certified and verified by Mr..
Harris, the American envoy IN 81. PETERS
burg. 81 her endeayors wall tend to deserve
the esteem and beneyolence ofthosc who may
trust her with the education of their young
ladies, and hopes sast Ihosr enaeaycrs vii net
prove fguihess.
March 8. iawsss
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-12
FOR SALE,

or to 5e aEATED far one G, aHore years;
svVSHE whole of tie REAL ESTATE te-
longing to Presley Car. Lane, lying m
and adjacent to the town 81 Centreyillc' IN
Fairfax county.
This property consists of the well known
TAVERN row occupied bys.Mr. Adam MT
eheR.
The STORE HOUSE now in tie occu-
pa,cy Of Mr.. Danid Horrington-ahd from
eight hundred to a thousand asres OF good
FARMING LAND, at present in the pes
session Of Mr. Carr ~. Lane: and hir. Ual
.4er Locker, which. will be disposed oEin sepe-
rae tracts.o or entire.
1t is presumed that any person .dsposed to
buy or.rent. any ofthe above property will iirst
view the same and judge for thenseises-a
furtha description is therefore unnecessary
Mr. Lens voula taks q smaA
freeQrtien- IN Negroes.
Harrifon Fitzflugh.
.Fairfs- County OCT 20. law
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-12
II o T | G E.

rt;r ,ab.criber having qualified s exsSu
~ ,i,e estate 81 Col. Thomas hlaekoush'
lsr.s acknowledgements those who have
s,s;n,s aaainst the estate, to lodge item pio.
! saia ~assbenticated, In the hands OF hooere
I IN q,rlor. Of Alexandra, Of John. i. isy.on.
e IN s;es. attorney at law, who VIII Tor
ward them immediately to1tne a.csa..d
Those persons indebted 70 ,he as.s 49,
will pleasemake payment e e'ttef 'ne aoO'0
'''''A' i. Blackburn.
. Tan 1. ostf
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-12
Joseph Vaudeville,

1ioRsEx OF K1xc AND F1raFdx-S9REEss,
HAS RECEIVED,
5000 u. G ofhen Clier - quality,
il ton asserted Patent Shot,
so half chests < boxes
Young sa,gsssi Hyson, s zz4s,
Hyson-skin,
S pipes choice Cognac Brandy,
40 bis. Rye Whisky,
Is cases old Medoc Claret superior
quality,
10 lb- Nutmegs,
so dozen London Mustard,
5 casks London refined salt-petre,
is casks chewing Tobacco small twist
90 boxes Soap,
Is do. mould and dipp'dC Candles,
Is kegs yellow ground Ginger,
so boxes Eavanna Scgars,
S cwt. Zante Cu~rrsnts,
Raisins in boxes and casks,
Pearl and hulled Barley
A snail quantity baskcS salt. 5,
Which with a very general assortment OF
Wines, Liquors ard Groceries, he viii sci.
fsr cash, produce or the usual credit.
Nov IS
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-12
Land for Sale at Auction.

Land tor Sale at HuCtlOH. /
xk7ILL he cold at Public Sale at credit
w Of i 2 end 9 years, On Tuesday ed
day of.Marcf next, upon the premises, the tot
lowing tract GLAND /; to Wit
One Tract containing 374as
crc., lay,agn Fairfax county upon tie OK
road, adjoining The lands of Edward Wash
ingtoa and aboGte2s mile. from tie town OF
Occoquan. This Tract is all in wood, lies
level and.is we'll watere1, ard Il least one halt
IS valuable meadow land.
.A5o,
IN undivided monty Of a.
tract in the ceufty Of Prince William, con-
tanning $50 acges, Slacfcon George Mills row
lives, immediately upon the river and2 miles.
above the town ofOccoqual, will BE sold tao
following day icing the Esd day CT March.
AL60,
One ether srcct On he foto.ains day, 6eitg the+
24h duy gf Marco, !.
Containing ABOUT 200 acres
This land IS under cultivation, lies we'll, is
we'll watered and is under rent. from year to.
year, at l5ea VT. tobacco peryesr. X lies ad-
1ioiasiag the Lands of YIN. Grant in Prince
Wiliarn county, IN good reighbourhood, a.
eaur l8 miles from the town Of Oeccqusn,S
and Is from DunIlies. The purchaser can
not have possession sfthis tract before the lst
Of Jan. 1899.
EVy5e se1a The BHowisg dag sn tie f4easss,,
being TIE ssh DAY ef afarcl,,
One other ITactOf Land con-
taining 200 acres, imnsesiateiy At Hands
ford upon Occoquan river, arii5 h,iies a.
'-bose NE town Of o~ccequap, tbs kndis wei
improved has good buildings calcua ted for a
@tasern, store and eistilery, vita esaysniekx
out-heuses.
Indisputahls ttless iA &c giren the par
cIasfr, to each of thes Sc tracts, On the FIRST pay
mcntbsing mace, the purchasers giving a
trust deed on al Fl prsasises TO secure Abe
| payment Of the ot.sestwo ttirls.
n. Ellieott.
o~reoaasas Feb. isLi5l DIS,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-12
Dying for Living.
S&A LIE l. C l. A K IS,
5YOoL, COTTON. and SILKDYER ASD
FLYTSHER.

Respectfully Informs the inhabitants Of Alex
andria,
THAT he has commenced the above bu-
siaess in ST Assph street, opposite
Squire Flaws osahce.-He viii dye all kinds ct
goods. of wool, Gotten and silk, to any color er
pattern, and finish them in the neAtest man
ner-also genaemens' eloaths scowered and
dyed, faded silks re-dEed and dressed to look
as well as new, musiins dyed aad glazed, silk
shawIs, silk, cotton and wooflen stockings,
&c. H~omespun cotton or wooilen dyed blue,
or any ether color rcanirea5,o on reasonable
terms--a!so carpets scowered Without in;ur-
Jag the co.ors.-Hes hopes from his know
slsdge ofthe business tc- merit public favor.
February 20. cow
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-12

q SALE
ssa HIDES,
White and brown ctayea e
bags,
Green COFFEE in bags,
Madeira WINE,
London particular market do. II Tliises'
half pipes and Or, casks.
Catalonia 10. in Gr. casks =.
CASTLE SOAP in boxes,
Best Spanish SEGARS,
q few tons Of LOGW0OD
Nath. Wattles, s. Co
o. lawSm.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-12
GREAT BARGAIN.

INTENDING to remove to the state OF
Tennessee as soon as possible, / wish tce
dispose of the following valuable and i~acreas.s
lag property uronIew terms, which property
I inherited frcmsyng ancestors, who have had
: legal title. TO the same ser upwards OF one
hundred years. 49,
One tract well known by the name
rf ABINGDON, being on the Potomac rEers
between Alexandria and George Town. aid
nearly opposite the cityof Washington, beau
tifully situated, containing about Four Hun
dred acres, nowsleased to the Mr.. Wises for.
three hundred and sixty dollars per annnIn
with other stipula.ions containrdin the sae
lease,
One other tract Contiguous to the
arst, leasedto William Fraser for forty dol
lars per aanan, containing about sixty a
cres.
One other tract eontainingten acres
Of bottom land, adjoining tn FourMile Mill
tract.
One other tract contiguous to the
Abingdon estate, and within two and a half
miles Of G Georgetown, containing 72s acres.
lile greatest part of this landis heavily 60
@yersd With red and white Oak.
4 ~ s g,
Three thousand acres on the Scioto
River, in the state OF Ohio.
This tract descended 30 me from my uncle
George d. Alexander, being one moiotyof
the land he was entitledto for his military ser
vices during the revolutionary war. Ali the
title papers with the wills under which | am
<rt;tlad ~ +ha ahoye rrnneYtua are1i1 fhs
hands Of BALDWIN DADr, Esq. to whom an
plication viii please to be made for terms &c.
he being legally authorised to Contract and
dispose of all the above valuable property, for
which good and satisfactory titles will be CIV
EN-.
Walter S. Alexander.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-12
Waiter S. Alexander.

August Is. co ]
yXTHEREAS Lose7Sh DeGnr and ZaeAariaa
wv Gardser, have setup a Claim by adesd
Of trust or other conveyance made to them by
Daniel Mseartg,for = part of the MouAT Ain.
tract of Landin our possessioa-Thisi is to
caution ell persons from purchasing rs the
SAID Daniei MCarfy could have no titIs,in a.
ny part of the Land until a gseneaf division OF
the estate ofshe late Daniel MoCarty takes
place. ny
Satah M'cartys
John w B~ronaugh.
Maksks din,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-12
Iofsl'h Manaevay.

NitAtJLAAlA
Port
Sherry
Lisbon WINpe
Malaga
Tencriae s.
Corsica
Cid St. Estepl,e Meaoc lare;, I,
one dozen
Asfew dozen fine old frondh,o
Ditto do, best vino Ines,sA
Jamaica and West-India gusay us 9
New-England 10. = y
Cogpiae, Bourdeaux and Na]s5,s NJ.
Holland and country gin
Schiedam gin in cases AL
Irish whlskcy, very Old
70 barrels Pennsylvania rye sas;;sss.,.
Cider in barrels
White wine and Cider vinegar
Florence oil In tasks
? hogsheads Hayanna honey
Is do. choice retailing molss,,,
Gunpowder
Imperial
Tyson TrAc
Hysos-ssm and q gold aay
Souchong
N,Bcovado sugars, GlGcreat qaaliaiss
Bcngalwhitc 10.
Loaf and lump sugars, phiiadelphia, Bal
tin1ore and Alexandra.
Leiper's, CARROTS, md IIanlDns sses
in bottles and bladders.
Macuba and rapee do.
Cloyer-secl, (Pcns. watrertcd)
Mace; nutrnegs; Cloves c@asSia; piinrs|
to; pepper; ginger, rase ard ground; G.
e1nc pepper; refined salt-petrc.
Coffee chocolate rice pearl barley
London ard Philadelphia mustard; bake.
salt starch; fig bIue totant indigo; Gn.-
eia and Tennessee cotton (; fax woo,; mad
der copperas ailunl birthstone chalk
pipes III boxes; wrapping paper and tslNe
traces; bed cords; leading lines; a%eniQhs;
gin cases ; patent shot; braRdysirs saaps.
der; Haryey's gunpowder, the cniyrca 81
ish battle powderl from I 70 tTsalc ssa!es
chewing tobacco +; best IlsvannsSesas.
Muscatel ard bloon, raisirs il boyes.
Sun raisins III casks.
Zantc currents /; PIuies; s6it ssellea a
moads.
A few boxes cxcellsnt pickles, eachcFs
dozen Bottles assorted +: caPers, Olives ana r.
CLOVES, fer safe BIZ the box.
4 quantity Of eIesn good alum sail s'p''o'
lo9 the fishery, &c. &C
JAMES BACON, !. ),
Stais GROCERY SToaE. OF A'Hsysift", A' I"
addition. 10 4;s5srmsrsteek aadtt
4 freh Supply ofCsaulne AF''e'e'D
the Grocery Line;
Which mskes lisa sortmcnt complete
He sosg a3crsj for srte, on his a'af. HD "a1
Mufcoyado Sugars, o}vanous 4a'|
iies,
Loaf and Lump dieo,
Gunrowder, rrls
Imperial, .,lscJ
Hyscn, lp"Inr
Yong Tyson, eani
4iyson-ski', and iaF@''
Souchong
i,aGao
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-12
Blackburn
oStf
THE SUBScRIBER $
Rippon Lodge, Jan. 8.

Bx;ug te.irous af 6ringiag t1s edoaihrs st the hse
6rm ef THOMPSONaana NEhl1l -.
fucl elsse, OFFER FOR SIZE hey Jo4orp-
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-08-05

D AN away from the subscriber about
n the 1st of this month, agid named
Peggy Brewer, bound BY her parents,
she is about fourteen years old she took
with her q variety Of clothins. SIX
CENTS reward will be given to any
person who win return said girl. r
.~.- BARNET KEPHART. =
Julvi5. 1904 -
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-08-05
BO0TandSH0E MANUEAcT0R7
. |. MARrINsBuRc. -

THE subscriber respectfully informs
i his customers and the public, that
he still occupies his old stand, between
the Post Office and Printing Office,
Martinsburg that he has lately made 4
considerable addition to his stock oflea.
Their, (Which Is of the best lqnality) and
shall constantly keep by him large as.
sortnent, so that none who may please
to employ him, will ever be disappoint-
ed hewitt be careful in always keeping
the best wotkmen, and from his own
particular attention, feels an assurance,
that he shall be able to give satisfaction
to his customers-BooTs and SHOES, of
every description, WILDE carefully made,
agreeable TO objectionable intends to
keep, ready. made, avariety Of work for
Ladies and Gentlemen-Having large
stock Of Leather on hand, he win be able
to give 4 short credit to punetual per.
sons who may wish it. He is thankful
for the favours already received, aud
will endeavour in future not to Be undo.
serving encouragement.
RICHARD HICKSON.
April 1, 1908. '%%..f q. g = = -
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-08-05
!: L. PRICE, =.
Has just receiVed q large sYtply u
FRESH, GOODS,

-
Which he e6srs Jsr sals on ihs la,uest
terms. HIS assortment consists, in part,
ef the lellowing arsicies: as~ ! =
Null Null MusIins,
"a and ~ cambrick do.
~ Leno and Spider-net do.
beautiful assortment,
Cambriek and Diaper Dimitys,
Pocket Handkerchief,
A Superb collection Of z. CEintzes
and Fancy Prints,
- Cotton Laces, assorted,
Patent Nankeens, -
Gtandurells, - :
India Nankeens,
Blue do. -.
Fancy Ginghanis, : Il
Lappe, and caparick Shswls,
Leno - dc. do.
An extensive assortment Of fashion
able and other Bonnets,
Morocco Shoes, r :
Fine orb Cassamers,
Superfne Cloths all colours,
Marstiites, assorted,
z5% Cotton hose do.
Tortois Shell and Horn Combs,
Fancy Velvet & Presidents Cord,
" Irish Linen,
German do.
: Excellent Spinning Cation.
Crowley and Blisterd Steel,
Bells Crooks and Dishes,
S. Wine, ]. Spirits. F. Brandy,
Cherry Bounce, Rum,
Madeira Wine,
= Herrings and Shad, : H.
< Rappee Snuff, !
Imperial, Hyson, lr..
Y. Hyson and Green hAs'
New England CHEESE Of excellent
quality. 80 H.
Grading and Grass scy.hes,
Fin, Ware; "a
First quality Rifle powder,
Common do r-~,.-.
Shot and Lead, ~
Sweet Oil, :.
Spirits, Turpentine, -, .a.,7,
= Tar, Fish Oil and Molasses, &c. =
He assures the public that NO person
small underseil him, and that no pains
shall De spared to oblige customers.
Aartias6urg, May IS, 1903. .~, %
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-08-05
Home made Linens and
Tsili'd Bags.

TSHE sub.csihers inform their friends
& the public, TIA, they haye recently
received ! large quantity 81 Homemade
Linens and TMii'd Bags, also : large
supply Of Incidence and Paints, Of the
best qualify; rhysitians md Others may
depend on being supplied By wholesale
and retail Il he Philadeiphia and balti.
more prices. They have Also on
hand Flax.Seed on, Paint Brushes,
Nails ofall sizes, well seasoned Pine,
Poplar and Walnut Plank, Bar-Irou,
Crowley and Hliser'd Steel, Bacon and
Fish, 1 strong new Road-Waggon,
Prime Soal and Upper Leather, Nice
Boot.Iers, Fair.sops and Call. Skins,
Homemsde Shoe Thread. few nice
Horse Nets, d less than half the usual
prices. Together with almost every
other article tina, this country and neigh
bourhood requires IL our line Of business.
= go JAMES & JOHN LANE.
T. 5. They pay in Cash, the highest
prices for Hides and Skins, clean Linen
and Cotton Rags. = - -.s ~. -. +. =
.shepherd .7swn, 7nsy 90, 1sos.
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