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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-07
From the Democratic Press.
A MOST INTERESTING PUBLICA-
TON.

The press Of Mr.. Abraham Small has
lately given to the United States, the most
interesting historical work, which any
country has ever seen. Il is a posthumous
volume Of the late Charles For, a single
Octave. The vast collection of impressive
facts, their connection with the liberties of
the British nation, the light they reflect on
the freedom humankind, and the solemn adj
monitions and Instructions which they forci-
bly, give to the friends ofIiberty, virtue aud
peace in all countries, render the work wor-
thyin the highest degree of the public atten-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-07
IMPORTANT TO CURRIERS'

William Brent, of Boston. has obt,;,eJ,
patent from the u. States. for 80"
tor splitting leather. The advantagcs IF
this invention are numerous. rhatys.sr, rs
the skin which is commonly shaved off ;n
small pieces and lost, is saved. and 80.
on IN one entire piece, suitable for var;"',.
uses Besides this great saving. n vel.
man can shave with the machine four ,;,,e.
as many skins in one day as he could w;tbour
1t, and this saving of the time and of H..
leather also will make profit of one hun
areo dollars per cent. The utility of TINS
Invention has been acknowledged by the
most eminent curriers', and all others VII,
have seen it work, and it will probah,, ,.s.
one step towards the advancement of An.
rican manufactures.
MARRIED-GEORGE HAY, Esq 70
Miss MONROE, daughter of James Nm.
roe, Esq. all of this city.
DIED, on the 27th of September. Mr..
NANCY ROYSTER, the wife of Littlehu.
ny Royster, of Henrico County, after .
long and tedious illness.
-, At Fincastle, on his return from
the Springs, where he had heen for the ben.
eflt OF his health, GEN WILLIAM NOSE.
LEY, Treasurer of this commonwealth
he was one of the remaining patriots of'76.
and was not inactive sin times that really
tried mems souls"
e" EusIBEus No. z, in our next.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-07
WASHINGTON. CITY, Oct. 3.

Yesterday the PRESIDENT of the Uni
ted States, arrived from Monticello.
Mr. MADISON Secretary of State, Mr..
GALLATIN Secretary ofthe Urea sury, and
Mr.. SMITH Secretary of the Navy arrived
last evening.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-07

j. IL not astonishing that the federaIists
shou,d ca''h with SO much ayiditv AZ ,be
minalion OF MIR Monroe Thev. togo
Their with the minority men, are Constant
ly advancing the charge of Mr. Madison's
want Of 6rmncss. In late elaborate es
say, which appeared in the Spirit of 'z6,
and on which the author endeavors to cs =,
a borrowed importance, by speaking of his
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-07

me JoHo7oing is an eEfract from son,e in
fereSffnS cssdYs on the ensuing Presiden-
tidi election, publishing in the Charles
ton CITY Gnzet c, Under the signature of
"HRIs TIDES"
Mr.. M nroe can hardly be considered
as a candidate. He has been brought for
ward only by the petulance of Mr. Randolph,
and is obviously without support. If itwere
necessary to institute an enquiry as to his
fitness, we would sag his political talents
are not o5ove mediocrity, and are ecIipsed
in the splendor of Mr.. Madison's abilities.
He is, we allow, man of considerable ta-
Tents, some political experience and patient
industry-he is also good practical lawyer,
and generally well qualified for subordi-
nate political services; but even in these
he has been unfortunate, for he has himself
thought it necessary to offer public justi-
fication ofhis conduct in both his embassies.
The correctness of his political opinions we
viii not question:, nor will we deny his pa :
triotism and private virtues to be equal to
those of any man, But we will deny, that
as statesman, he possesses in a high de-
gree, the confidence of the people. They
may MOI, we believe they do not suspect
him, but he is not the person, on whom their
affections and their wishes rest. The pub.
lie eye has not fallen on Inn, as it will in
voluntarily do on men of fit qualifications, as
proper person to Fill this important office
at any juncture, and at this crisis they
would be less inclined than almost any o.
Their, to hazard the fate Of the country OH
a doubtful expe riment--we accordingly
see that he is destitute of support. Less
would have been sufficient TO have said in
relation TO the pretensions of this gentleman,
and therefore to say more, would be an in
excusable trespass.
"The contest will be Gf indeed we
can suppo their will be any thing like a
serious contest, we would reluctan " sup
pose, because in our opiuion, it would not
be on patriotic ground) between Mr.. Ma
olson and Mr.. Clinton"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-07
VorEs, 176.

1t is stated in Vermont paper, that in
the trial of Mott, his counsel, in their pleas
to the Jury, "did NOT pretend to deny the
facts. as stated by the witnesses, but thew
plead strongly the Rneonstitutionahty of the
embargo laws; that it was just they should
defend their property by force of arms,
when attacked by persons acting under
such laws, that these soldiers were not nm
der the SANCTION of legal authority, or in
the line of their duty, and that the prison
ers were justiiable in killing them.
Daily Adv.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-07
Mode IF choosing Electors for President
and Vice f'residenf in the different states,
zvifh The number Of voteS to each.

"f'" 'e "NNNCE " OO1co 80 cuCH.
VoTEs.
ew-Hamrshire, general ticket, z
Massachusetts; mode of electing not
yet regulated by law, at the last
election by general ticket, 10
Rhode-lsland, by general ticket, 4
Connecticut, by the legislature, 9
Vermont, by do. 6
New-York, by do. 10
New Jersey, by general ticket, 8
Pennsylvania, do. 20
Delaware, by the Legislature, 5
Maryland, by districts, IL
Virginia, by general ticket, "a
by districts, II
South Carolina, by the Legislature, 10
Georgia, by do. 6
Kentucky: this state is divided into
two districts the counties on the
south side Of Kentucky river elect
four electors, and those on the
north side the same number, 8
Ohio, by districts, 8
Tennessee, by do. S
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-07

There the act was done in open court, in
the face of day, and the election full and
complete.
And now, as to the third and last point,
that a magistrate was in and about the cour.
house, and ought to have been called in
To this an easy answer. may be given, in
few words. That gentleman alluded to,
was himself a candidate, and from delicacy
or some other cause, would not act and
although advised by a gentleman of the law
to assume his right on the bench, positive
ly refused to do it. But the senior magi-
strate ought to have called him in. There
was no obligation on him to do so. The alb
sent gentleman knew his rights, but would
not exercise them The court could not COM
pei him-nor ought they TO have entertain
cd a sentiment of the sort. Upon the whole,
the case, in every point, is so clear to my
mind, that shall have no hesitation to over
rule the motion, for leave to file the infor-
nation.
The towns generally in Massachusetts,
says the Albany Register, have forborne to
act upon the Bostonian platform of opposi-
tion to the Embargo. This patriotic re-
pulse has, we expect, somewhat cooled the
ardour of the Essen Junfo. To find the
voice of the yeomanry against them, must
be notifying circumstance to that rest
less and aspiring party. If any thing can
add to their confusion, in being repulsed by
the lords of the soil-if any thing can make
them ashamed of their duplicity IN assum-
ing the embargo as pretext for stirring
up strife, the Presidents reply to their pc
tition must have that salutary effect. The
moderation, candor and dignity of that per-
Torrance, could not have failed to excite
compunction in hearts more hardened by
duplicity and intrigue than we are willing
to believe those CT Messrs. Gore, OTIS s.
Co.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-07

e. EusIBEus No. z, in our next
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-07

MARRIED-GEORGE HAY, ESQ 70
Miss MONROE, daughter of James dfon-
roe, Esq. all of this city, -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-07

The Duke of York does not go out as
Commander in chief of the army destined
TO assist the Spanish and Portuguese patr-
OTIS. We thought the accusation of the op-
position papers against ministers upon this
subject would prove unfounded. lib.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-06-10
THE subscriber, from a desire to al.

l. vance his own interest, to place
hts business on a more respectable foot
ing, to serve his customers, and to be at
all times ready to answer the calls of the
public, has now, and int tends always tn
keep in his employ, some of the be st aud
most fashionable workmen, in his liAe
of business; he will also be constantly
provided with the best leather that can
be obtained-and from an assiduous At!
teution and endeavours to please, has NO
doubt but that he will be able to give sa-
tisfaction to all who think proper to EN-
ploy him. Il T.:
Gentleman and Ladies at distanoe,
who may please to favour him with their
work, may depend on their commands
being strictly complied with, and that bv
forwarding their measures accompanied
with instructions, their work can be as
well executed here, as at any Of the mos
fashionable towns. -
=. JACOB POISAL.
March IS, 1908. ~ @.~~~
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-06-10
FOR SALE.
March IS, 1908.

AmoSt excellent lanyard, -
OF which very great and extraordinary
bargain will be given,
CITUATE'in Shepherds Town Vir-
- ginia, with never failing stream of
water running through it, and a wheel
that raises the water in abundance for the
use Of the yard. There are four lots in
the enclosure, and the improvements
are Bark aad Mill.house, 100 feet long,
one brick building 4s feet long, wherein
are a currying.shop, aroom for un6nish-
ed leather, and a Smoke.house one
other Brick House for storing and selling
out finished leather. a Lime House,
Stufhug.shoP, and Garner for ground
bark-whh 81 Watts Of different sizes,
and room for 100 more. There is also #
in the same enclosure an excellent add
beautiful Dive Hing. house, 60 feet by
"a, two stories high with aspiazza the
whole length, and kitchen and hail.
the whole hands pmely finished, and an
excellent well ofofl limestone water with
a pump and dairy. The whole Of tho
enclosure is planted with fruit-and other
=trees-Also convenient barn, stables
and garden. -. ~3~Fy,
This Is a most capital piece ofproper-
ty, and7ean hardly be. exceeded by any
situation that Is to be met with. Shep-
herd's-Town is Is miles from Hagers-
town, 10 miles from the City of Wash.
iugton, and IS miles from Baltimore.
1t is on the west bank Of the Potomac
River in high and markabiy healthy
situation. The river will afford it an q
bundan. supply Of bark, when other pla-
ees fail. 49,.
Any person wishing to purchase, may
know the terms BY applying to the sub.
seribers on the premises. y
CAMPBELL & MENINGITIS.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-06-10

- ) Berkeley, IS. r..
..... ~. March Court, 1908.
Nathas Bull, e1'r. Of RoSer, BUN, dec.
Complainant,
= -. = - against* :
Daniel Brown, Defendant, r.
r ~ In CHANCERY.
THE defendant, Daniel Brown, ne.
i having entered his appearance n
Erseable TO an act Of Assembly and the
rules Of this Court, ind it appearing to
the satisfaction Of the Court, that he is
NOT an inhabitant of this Commonwealth,
on the motion Of the Complainant BY his
Counsel, II Is ordered, that said Daniel
Brown, do appear here on the Mon
day after The third Tuesday il June
next, 70 answer she blu Of the comptaia.
ant, and that cop e this order be forth
with inserted in the Berkeley and Letter
son In.elligeneer for two months sucees-
sively, and.pubiished at the door Of the
Court House of said County. j."
: = A Copy. Teste, Ar =
-- ->>~ DAVID HUNTER, c.s.e. T.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-06-10

THE subscriber soishes to dispose Of
i the FARMon Which he ncrv Eoes,
situate in Berkeley County Virginia, near
0peckan Greek, about three miles from
Mar.insburg and seven from Shepherd's.
To,un, on fae main read leading from
the former to the latter place Tdis farm
contains about three hundred acres, a
part slate and part limestone kan6ofthe
first quality, abaut tDo thirds OF the
1yioir tract cleared, and no,v in a state at
high ca!tivatian, the balance clothed with
excellent timber, Which 1DiH aluuays af
fard a greater quantity than The csa.,
sumption Of the place. will require
AsusGeat portion Of the land can be con.
Oetted into good a.eda3,v-The improye.
ments are a uety comfortable and coauem.
emf 9tpeNRg house, large frame barn
and stables, vith other useful bmld1ps
there IS a spring efgood tua:er quite con.
Cenient to 'he dlOeting, and scveraI other
springs rise on d9ereat parts of the
place, JaTnishing a sufficient and con.
stoHt supply Of water throughout tie
year.
The subscriber being dearous 10 r..
"s'ue to the state Of Ohio, will take in
exchange for the above farm, land ,ueE
situated and .f good quality in any bar,
eftAat state; or greater bart ofthe
price can be paid in hand, a grcat bar.
gain 1y;H be given in it,. The terms will
be made knarun on application to the sub.
scri6er living on the premises:
ELI BELLEP.
April 29, 1908.
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B0oTand SHOE MANUEdc ToRr
THE subscriber respectfully inform,
MARTINsBURc.

THE subscriber respectfully informs
i his customers and the public, that
he still occupies his old stand. between
the Post-Ofice and Printing. Office,
Martinsburg that he has lately made =
considerable addition to his stock oflea-
ther, (Which is Of the best quality and
shall constantly keep BY him large a..
sortment, SO that none who may please
to employ him, win ever be disappoint-
ed he will be careful in always keeping
the best workmen, and from his own
particular attention, feels an assurance,
that he shall be able to give satisfactiorI
to his customers-BooTs and SHOES, Of
every description, Willie carefully made,
agreeable to objectionable intends to
keep, ready. made, variety Of work FOE
Ladies and Gentlemen-Haying large
stock Of Leather on hand, he viii! be able
to give short credit to punctual per.
sons who may wish it. He is thankful
for the favours already received, and
will endeavour in future not to be undo.
serving encouragement.
RICHARD HICKSOE.
April I, 1903.
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MACHINERY
April SO, 1908.
Picking, Breaking and Cardfng WsoL

THE subscriber has his Machines
L repaired in the best order with
new cards) and all things complete for
business at his Pulling Mill likewise
has engaged an experienced and careful
hand to attend them this season, which
will enable him to give general sa,istac.
ton to the public. The wool must be
sent with the burrs and matted ends cut
of, and the proportion Of one pound of
fresh grease TO eight pounds Of wool, in
cloth sufficiently large to contain the
rolls; the price for picking, greasiiag and
carding will be ten cents per pound, and
for wool sent picked aud creased, eight
cents. .----.4 -...-. ~
/ = ~--~.~ AARON HIBBERD.
=Fusearora, sth mo. goth day, 1908.
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Berkeley, IS.
|: March Court, 1908.
+ Isabella Lyte, 0dm'x. o Hugh Lyle, dec.
Complainant.
against
Hugh Lyle. Samuel Bray md Nancy his
+ 1uie, John Lyle, Philemon -.CheH0,o.
. eth and Sally has wif, James ".
Campbell and Polly his wje, William
Lyle, Anne Lyle, Emey Lyle, Samuel
Lyle, children and heirs at Aav Of
John Lyle, deceased, D,reol Camp.
bell and Sally his ,ui6, -lHargayet IT,
. Lyle. Robert w. Lyt. Harriet Lyle
and Hugh Lyle, child zen and heirs at
IaU 81 said Hugh Lyle, deceased,
James Virgin g Efsla Boyd, Dsf'ts.
./Ah CHANcER7:
THE defendants Samuel BRAY and
L Nancy his wife, not having enter
cd their appearance agreeable to an act Of
Assembly and the rules of this Court,
and it appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court, that they are not inhabitants of
this Commonwealth, on the motion of
the Complainant by her Counsel, it is
ordered, that the said Samuel BRAY and
Nancy his wife, do appear here on the
Monday after the third Tuesday in Iuas
next, to answer the Bill ofthe Complain.
ant, and that copy of this order be forth.
with inserted in the Berkeley and IsfFer.
son lnselligencer for two months succes.
sively, and published at the door Of the
Court House Of said County.
A Copy. Teste,
DAVID HUNTER, e.s.c.
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Berkeley, IS.

Berkeley, IS.
March Court, 1908.
1Sn0tius CFerrGh 0ad Frances his t,ite.
late Frances NJ Herman, camp'ls,
against
Peter M'Kie'puaa, Laurence " Kieraan,
Andrcrv Gouiding and Catherine his
1Gfe. lateCathesinr NJ Herman, P1,rick
Itrnan and Margares lis urfs, late
Margaret M'Kernan, James O. pun
4 and Susanna his suife, late Susanna
,Mahany, Michael M'.KIernan, Fran.
ces M0nah0r, late Frances Mixer
nan, Etssr Shi,ky. late Elmer NJ ier.
nan, John M'K1ernaa, Peter ".
Herman, Franz -MKisrnaa ard
: Barney M'Kirrnan, Def'Is.
In cHANcEP7. -
THE defendants, not having entered
4 their appearance agreeable to an &C,
Of Assembly and the rules Of ,hi. court,
and it appearing to the satisfaction Of the
Court, that they are not inhabitau;s Of
this Commonwealth, on the motion Of
the compliments by their counsel, il is
ordered, that the said defendants do M.
pear here on the Monday after the third
|. Tuesdayin June next; to answer the
bill Of the compliments, and tina, : eonv
Of this order be forthwith inserted in tie
Berkeley and Jefferson Intelligencrr for
two months successfully, aud published
2. the dsor Of the Court. House of said
County. ''
A Copy. Tes.e,
DAVID HUNTER, c.s.e.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-06-10
Stop, stop-1ook here J.!

AVN I'LL Y -
THE subscriber respectfully iufor ms
4 his friends and the public in gene.
raj. that he nov Ives in house nearly
opposite the poor house, where he Is
carry ing on the WHEEL.RIGhT bu-
siness in all its variety, and ashe attain.
eda perfect knowledge of this business.
in that part Of Europe most famed for
Spinning Wheel making he aatters
himself that he will receive the patron.
age of his friends and the public. ~
Come then Ladies attend t.
Tale work from your friend-
Take fine Spinning Wheels.
And handsome Check Reels. ..
He viii also make looms, spools.
swifts, shuttles, shafts, spooiing and
quill wheels, chairs, shoe-maksrs lasts.
and all sorts Of turning, &c. r =
, He is determined to make and re pair
At the most reduced prices, and on the
shortest notice, Tor cash or country pro-
duee. ~ 49,: r. =,
am with respect, ~
the public's~ friend,
ROBERT GALLAGHER.
=. Martinsbu.g, May ~, 1908. -. =
N. b. An apprentice wanted to the a.
bove business. T. - , -. I
The North sfLtima. !
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49, Tar, Fish Old and Molasses, &c.
= He assures the public that no person
shall undersel him. and that no pains
shall be spared to oblige customers.
h Martinsburg, May Is. 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-06-10
4 L. PRICE,
Ass just receiUeaa large supply II
FRESH GOODS,

auhieh he eDsrs fer sale on the Lowest
terms. His assortment consists, in part,
eftheJ oLssOiag articles:
NIdil Mul! Musl;ns, i
= 81 and - cambrick do. -
Leno and Spider.uet do. =
abeautifal assortment, - -
Cambrick and Diaper Dimitys,
" -. Pocket Handkerchief, 500,
ASuperb collection Of E. Chintzes
and Fancy Prints, -.
1 Cotton Laees, assorted, -
Patent Nankeens, -.
+Grandureils, - -
India Nankeeas, ---.--/-..
Btue 4 do. -
Fancy Gioghams, = -
LAPpet and Cambrick Shawls,
.Leno do. = do. .<:.u.
. = An extensive assortment Of fashion.
- %sble and other Bennets,s
Morocco Shoes,
Fine drab cassAmcrs,
T.. Super6ne Cloths al colours,
/ Marseiles, assorted, -
Cotton hose do. 49,.
- Tortois Shell and Horn Combs,
g Fancy Velvet & Presidents Cord,
Irish Linen,
German do.
r. Excellent Spinning Cotton,
Crowley and Blisierd Steel,
Belns Crooks and Dishes,
5. Wine, ]. Spirits, F. Brandy,
Cherry Bounce, Rum,
:. Madeira Wine,
Herring and Shad,
Nappee Snuff,
- Imperial, Hyson, ~
Y. Hyson and Green 1HAs,
New England CHEESE Of sxeslien,
= quality. -
Grading and Gra.. seythe.,
Tin Ware, "a T
First quality Rifle powder,
3 Common do. -~
4 Shot and Lead,
Sweet Oil, -~
Spirits Turpentine, A.. =
-- Tar, Fish On and Molasses, &c.
- He assures the public that no person
shall undersell him. and that no pains
shall be spared to oblige customers.
H. Mdfffnsburp Nm I IQna
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-06-10
Tine Subscribers, in addition to their
Il former assortment, have just re-
ceived and finished opening ! complete
and handsome variety of
SPRING and SUMNER
c. @ @ D s.

(too extensive to Partieularize,) among
which are an elegant assortment of
Ladies' and Genslemen's, fashionable
Manufactures, f.
together with
AOryy general selection Of the most per-
mdneas
EUROPEAN INDIA and other
Mercha,tdfze, ~
the whole of which they most respect
fullyrecommend to customers particu-
larry, and liberal public generally, at
the most reduced Cash rates-For all
former favors conferred they gratefully
request permission to return public
thanks, hoping in all respects relative
to their limo of business to merit con.
tinuance Of patronage.
THOMAS C. SMTTH, &c.
Martinsburg, May -, 1903. 49,
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Berkeley. s.. -.-..
March Court, 1903.
William Maslin, Complainant,
+r..., : AGAINST +.
Daniel Brown !
- aud Defendants,
David Dutton, -

THE defendant, Daniel Brown, not
having entered his appearance ..
greeable to an act Of Assembly and the
rules of this Court, and It appearing to
the satisfaction Of the court, that he il
not an inhabitant Of this Commonwealth,
on the motion Of the Complainant by his
Counsel, il - ordered, that said Daniel
Brown, do appear here on the Monday
after the third Tuesday in June next,
to answer the bill of the Complainant,
and that copy of this order be forth.
with inserted in the Berkeley and JeiHer-
son Intelligencer for two months success
sively, and published at the door Of the
Court House of said County.
A Copy. Teste,
. DAVID HUNTER, CD G: 49,
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Ax&a. Y = = l. z
THE subscribers inform their friends
Pensioners at ! q distanee) and the
public in general, that they have
Supe,Jfne Broad Cloths (: and
Cassirneres,
for sale, on moderate terms, At their
Store Coy the Market. House, il Shep.
herd's- Town. They also have . com
piete assortment Of Ladies fashionable
Plush BonRetss, Dry Goods OF every
descristion, Hard Ware, Groceries,
Bar.Ifon, Plow Molds and Steel Of ali
kinds, Castings, Wrought & Cut Nails
ofall sizes, A quantity Of excellent well
seasoned Plank, (6t for immediate uss1
Rone.made Twifled Bags, ditto Linen,
Flax, Fresh Medicines and Paints Of
the best quality, Flax-Seed Oil, Prime
Seal, Upper and Harness Leather, Nice
Calf Skins and Boot Legs; all which
they are selling very Cheap, By wh6ie-
sale and retail.
= They ikturn their sincere thanks to
their Punetual Customers, and hope
those IN arrears will come forward and
settle their respective balances Gin a
short tine As the season has now arrive
ed, that makes Il indispersibiy necessa-
~ We should have our money.
- JAMES & JOHN LANE.
p. s. They buy Hides and Sims, and
give the highest price 10 Cash.
; Shepherd's- Ta1pn, March IL, 1908.