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pIouaI) Naaktuq.

TIE SUBSCRIBERS respectful.
ly inform their custoners
-esfSzE and the pubic in general,
6ESDA that they still continue the
PLOUGE .Ma1kxC BUSINESS,
IN all is various branches, in the same shops
that they formerly occupied, in King.strees,
MsrtinsbuTg; where all orders in their line of
business will DE promptly 1t ended to. Their
work win be done in the best Of style, and of
the best materials. Theis prices shall CORES
pond with the times They hope. by strict at.
tenten TO business. to merit and receive a lib.
eral share Of the public patronage, which they
respectfully solicit.
JACOB VI. GARDNER,
Aprilis. VIVA. GLADDEN..
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SCHEME.

Wts Nc Wn.
Ticket Sal f2--euarter 81.
Oorders Tor Tickets OF shares in the a.
oose Lotteries. forwarded by mail (poss paid.l
For ~ private hand. viii meet with the most
prompt attention IL addressed 10
YATES & M'INrYRr..
Washington, ID C.
Pfize tickets in former lotteries received al
cash.
Aa off's'a' aeecun, Of the drawing will be
forwarded % adventursrs. free Of postage.
April 9, 1879
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QTTbe Non.Elsehoders of Berkeley cuuniy
and such OF the Freeholders of the county rs
are favorable 10 an extension of the right oil
suffrage to the non treeholders, are requested
to attend public meeting, which will be held
at the CoaFI House. on Saturday, the 25th oil
April, al 2o'ciock 10 the evening.
April IS.
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NoIiCE.-Ail persous indebted 70 the es-
tate of DAVID MILLER. deed. are mott
he'd TO come forward and make payment; and
those having claims against said estate, are re-
qusstsd TO bring them forward. properly al.
1nentlcaied for settlement.
Aprlls. MARY MILLER, Admrx.
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REMOVAL.

ERUST SALE-By virtue Of a
Il Trust Deed. executed TO me on the 18Th
day Of Msreh. 1919 by Henry Deel, and now
of record in the county court Of Berkeley, for
certain purposes therein mentioned, will be
sod for Cash, on the premises. on Saturday,
the 9th day Of May next, a certain HOUSE
and LOT, situate on John street. in the town
of Msrtinsburg The sale will take place be-
tween the hours OF ~ and 3 o'clock OF the day
WILLIAM GRBGoRY, Trustee.
Anil 10
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

V. Runaway from The subscriber on the
o.. ooh day of November last, Negro
@1 Woman. named ESTHER, about 20
IN years Of age, feet s or inches
EA high, not Of the darkest complexion;
- no particular MARKS or scsrs, as recol
lected, her clothing not reeollected, excepting
Leghorn hat; said negro Woman, purchss
ed OF Jacob Z. seibert in. DaFkesvilie, Berkeley
county, Va. from whom she abssonded. Iwil
give S25 il taken any where in the State of
Virginia, or the above reward If out of the
State and lodged in any jail. or information be-
ing given to Robert Boak. in Darkssville, 20
that can get her,
April 3, 1899. VIM. C.. LOGAN.
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FIRST CLASsAlsse.
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY

Under lne superintendent Of the Co,nmis
sioners appointed by the Governor aud Coua.
cit. TO be drawn in Baltimore on NEDkES.
DAY. 9th of next month (May.)
HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000.
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DuBLiC HOUSE The subscriber takes
L this method Of informing the public, hat
be has opened HOUSE or PUBLIdE-v.
TERI.akN.IfENI,, in that well knowa ., and
In Huckiestown, % nels Stone House. lately
occupied by NJ. Joseph Roberts where he is
pre- pared 10 entertain and accommodate ell
t,avellets and others, who may please to give
him call, in the most gen,eei manner. His
Bar 10 supplied with tho choicest OF Liquors,
and bis Table provided with the very besl the
county can afford In fact, every exertion
shall be used 20 give genersi satisfaction.
The Publc's Humble Servant.
April Is JACOB V. GORREIL
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Candidates.

Gen. ELISHA BOYD,
WILLIAM NAYLoR, Rsa.
WILLIAM SEYMoRE. ESQ.
WILLIAM DON ALLISON.
To the People of fke Counties of
Berkeley, .Morgon Hampshire, &
Hdray-
Having been induced BY the pressing and
earnest solicitations Of large number OF nv
fellow citizens OF the County Of Morgan. 90 be
come Candidate 10 represent in pa,t. The
Senatorial District, composed of the above
named Counties, IN the Convention. 10 be az
sembied in October next, for the purpose o,
amending eur State Constitution, 1 deem il :
duty Incumbent upon me, TO declare 20 the
people of the District, my sentiments in regard
10 some OF the leading subjects that are expect.
ed 10 engage the attention, sHd demand the
deliberations OF that body.
The trst aud most impor' aut of these, IL i.
generally conceded, is tue basis OF represeota.
lion IN the State Legislature. Upon this point
II VIII he sufiacient for me to remark, that I am
decidedly favorable to ecusilzing the repre
ssn'aiIon throughout the ots,e--bssng it upon
the free white population Of the State.
am m fAvor of increasing the rssponsibiEt,
OF the Judges, without imparing their indie
"@ VI oruStei fCfisiOH VI the ~
dioiary System.
am IN favor OF liberal extensi on of the
right Of suffrage, believing as / do. that the
| blii OF rights fdrnlshes the beet basis for tina
ssluabie right, to wit:a permanent common
| interest with and attachment to the commani
ty.
| am favorable 10 sbolishing the Executive
Council; or at leasl reducing the number OF il,
members, and remodehng its Constitution. Sc
as TO render it (f possibility an efficient and val
liable auxiliary, rather than cumbrous AND
useless clog, Gas itst present isl &c the oper
alto IS OF Government.
There are many other portions Of The funda
| mental Law OF the State, that in my opinion
, night be advantagrousty revised, but thos,
| advessed to. being much toe most import.ai
| add my remarks thereupon, displaying in bolC
rehet, the general tone OF the DO icy t1al shsl
pursues | deem it altogether unnecessary /,
par,iculasise any further.
AS there IS no other Candidate for tina Con
vention, from the County of Mof an, ] scbmi
my claims TO the consideration Of the people o
the district ard rely confidently upon the
| capdoS AID liberality for support
CROMWELL 0RRICK
| April To-
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1f4RRIRn

Rprto e'osy evening. Mr.. WILLIAM d.
IN = nv " N'sS HANNAH GILL, daughter
4 =" S.w ~. ti.ll. al Of THIS county.
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lae higsest price m cash will DO gwen to;
clean Linen snd Cotton RAGS a. this efiss.
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rn8 @AnETpLSo
MARrIvsBURc, ArarL 10. 1929.

c<,k Eleesioa.--0n Monday last, Col. JOHN
srg0THER was elected, upon the 7th ballot,
|c,,rk of the couaty court OF Berkeley, TO al
~ vacancy eoeasioned BY the death of Col
n,,;d Hunter The election was . close one,
- ,xcited considerable interest.
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES.
$1,000 cc1lArs
CAiITAL rKIZe.

Grand Consolidated Lottery.
CLASS No.fiPrEEN.
VIII be drawn in the CITY Of va.b;n.,o,
Saturday the Oh OF June, 1875.
90 No LofteSg-9 Dunn Rallofs
SPLENDID PRIZES,
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30. &c. &c,
Price Of Tickets Whole $40. Half sy,
Quarter 81 so, Eighth 81 IS.
WASHINGTON CITY LOTTERY,
Eighth Class.
To be drawn in the city Of Washington. on
Thursday. the 7,h Mar, 1899.
81 No. Loiiery-8 Drawn Ballots.
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BEkKELky coUN1YCouar.

TsVTuury IsFHs. ioHSs
ORDERED that notice he given, BY pub
~ location ofthis Order. that the Court Gil
take up the Chsneery Docket at the next May
Term. A Copy Tesi,
April I6. JOHN sTRoTHER, c. 3. C.
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NfEn-

Il NIFp a-y morning last, Mrs. MERCY
AEIs,tow,o ~'is Of DOss. David Hunter. Of
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A LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining N the Post ofice, Msrtinsburg.
tifg'nia, on the LIST day Of April, 1899, which
u nos taken up ny the LIST day Of July next. will
DC sent to the Gsneral Post Cfios a. dead LET.
tiers.
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A
Arnc.e Edmund. cole
man Care of Tho Tabi
Bolts Susan
Benjamin Samuel
Burns Magdalina
BeslI Richard
C.
Collins AlexAnder
Geek OF the County o
Berkeley
ConIey Mr. Msrtinsburl
Cooper Alexsnder
Colt James w
Cole Jesse
Conrad David II Esq
elley Edwd G
ID
Di GadsHer George
Daughesty Samuel
Evans James
Evans Washington 9
Engle Joseph
Eyerhart Bonry
r.
Pogis George
PxaTman Ana
g
Griffith William
Grove Jacob A
Gorrell William
Gardner Elizabeth Mr.
near MaFsinsburg
Green William
III
Harris Rebscca ID
Heroni mus Conrad
Harrison Benjamin
Hunter David
Hammond Doet little
Georgetown,
Hess Henry
Horn lessee
Hedges Eisiry Miss
MISUNDERSTANDING
Hedges Hezek.ah 2
imbody Peter
jones David
X
Kennedy Jane
Kislnger Jsha
l.
Light John s
Lowstater John A
MeKoy JaGes
Marchell rhouas
Mungie jacob
Nooa Hiram
Miller David
Miiisr Henry 2
Mariss Rachel
Ev eFs john
Anrsi9 TQ0o xKsv
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i John s. Masilt, Esq has been appointed by
PhancelIor Tucker, Marshal OF the WlBches.
b district, vice Gee. W. Sewers resigned .--
Winchester Reba6iicau.
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.NEvT GOODS.

! bS ~
! 81 FAVE the pleasure Of Informing their old
! "a g. customers and the public, that they have
received & are opening, (at the rev rick bud
ding, erected on the old stand ri c. l{ognire)
ALARGE AND HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
purchased since the LIST Nov. which, in con-
sequence of the late decline in prices, sei3l en-
| able them TO sch al lever rates tkan thew ever
have been ofieced in the Valley; they there
lore TcgHest all persons wishing to purchase,
10 cab and exaaine their stock which COR
, slsts an part Of
Super x COMMON Blue, Black, Brown, Drab,
and Mixed Cloths,
do. sle. Blue, BLACK, Drabb, s. Mixed
Cassimeres.
do. do. Blue, Drabb, Olive, s. Mixed
Cassinctts,
Rose & Poiht Blankets, Brown & DIabb Flush,
ngs,
Red, White, yellow s. Green Flanuels, Pad
dnSS,
Full'd &, Plaid Linsers, Booking & Baizes,
Tartan 4las&s, Blue and Brown Camblets,
Red, Brown s Black Circassians & Bolnba-
zetts,
Black and Brown Bembaziens, CEmson Mo
Mcrino, Cashmere, Circass;an 81 Cloth
Shaws
Nalcp6a. Swansdown & SILK Eestngs,
Black, Wost. s SILK Hose, Mems Lambs wool
/ do
Gro de-Naps, assorted colours, Back Satin
Larontine
Green, Brown, & Black Grape de Lyon,
Pongess
Blue, White & Green Florcoes, Black Lace
Wells
Green, Pink, White & Black Italian Grapes
Canton Grapes, Merino Circasiaps, assorted
colours
Hat Grapes, Rihands, Reltings, Gloves
/ Scarlet, Yellow, Rroun s Flag Bandannas,
Black Laventine s Barsalona handkerchief.
Gotten Sbawls s handkerchief
Swiss Jackomat & Berkeley Crayats
Mcrine, BerEage s. Gauze Handkerchief
Calicoes, GinSbams, Irish Linens < Lawns
Book, Swiss, Jackopett, Null * Cambria
Muslins
Thread Laccs & Rdgings, Brade & Pipings
Foundation MusIin y Millenett, Sewing silks
Russia Shooting 4 Diapers, Silk Nelvets
Green, Red, Drabb x Black Tabby Velvet
lcghom Bennets, fine Hats, Umbrellas
Black &~hite Wedding, Suspenders, Combs
Bangap Cords, and iieaver teens
PLAID Cotton, Checks, Tickings, Cotton Cassi-
meFes
Bleached & Brown Muslins, Cotton Yarns
Carpet chain s Candle wick, sc. sc. sc.
With an extensive assortment Of Hardware
and Cutlery,
Queens and Glass Ware,
i Groceries and Liquors.
Paints and Dye Stuffs,
| Stationary, Saddlery, Brushes, sc. sc.
| Nov ~, 1929
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AMERIC AN RECORDER.

AMERICAN RECORDER.
FEN iLEsfkN ooidng St,bscf tftions 10 the
N AMERICAN RECORDER sre request
cd respectfully to resipl the names forthwith to
the Editor, at Washington City
The Grst No. wili be lissasd ia day or two
after the meeting of Congress. Its principal
centenis will be.---PTetident Jscason's INAU'
6URsL ADDRESS bis first MESSAGE TO
ICONGREsS; List OF MEMBERS, of The 2ist
Congress. and PROCEEDINGS, as far as they
20; Tabular Statements exhibiting the RE.
CFiPtS OF the Cove IN n,ent senualy from all
sourcss from 1889 up TO 51st December, 1923.
EXPENDITURES of do. upon all objects tor
the same period vaIse of FORTS for do
Amount of TONNAGE TOR do--.Nalue Of Ame
r'caR CON- MERGE Nth each Power for 1928;
Fable showing tee QUANTITY of LAND in
the States and Territories, distinguishing " hai
proportion il owned by the Us.ited States;
Quantity OF Lsn6 sol ID in each vi the States
aad amount of Pu.chssc Money; fOPULA.
IaIoN OF the States in 1890, 1896, std es,iniat.
ed Tor 1850, snd 49,; ststis,ca. y Jew Of the
POST OFFICE ESTABLISHMENTS; &c.
u ara enabled, BY liberal subscription, 10
COAT nue. the Publication. shall, fer sea
son. as now, ADVERT ;i4e principal contents
Oh each No. previously to its goiaj, to press
he Scoond nsasoer VII contain as many of the
heports and Details Fl ou the Heads of Depart.
Hehis and Chtei. OF Hareaux.a cce5 npan,ins (or
toliowinS) the Presidents Message, as can
hrd room fur--and tail and LUCID view Of he
oBLiC Deb annuslly, from 1889, to 1879
taken from the official record. making five or
s'h compact rule ard figure psges. QrOrders
lss sny particular No. VIII be supplied al 6 4
per, loe copies 10 tor doJ AZ, and in pro-.
portion if applied Tor in sessasn.
CT lie "Record-'" win De printed in large
lo"t'sesze, 10 pages. on a"smLi type, once a
week AID VIII Contain prsracipai!y OFFICIAL
DOCUMENTS, fROCEk DINGS in CON.
oRhsS, LEADING Sf"EECHE STATS
TICS generally, srd such Other select articles
as are usually found in newspapers with copi.
Gus ancez 1t the end ofIa ear. Price S dol.
Rrf per annum.
GEO. NJ GROUDAR.
Hash'ngf07, N0u "a, 1879.
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LAND FOR ALE

r WISH to sell a FARM ofabout 900 Acres
IL OF good Land, on the Potomac River, near
the mouth of Opequan Greek; the land is in a
good state of cultivation, with comfortable
dwelling Houses, Barn, Distillery, Sc.
also wish to sell my MILLS, with about
so Acres of Land, on sand creek. Terms viii
be made known by me.
JAMES FORMAN.
November &c.
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OF I4ElNIUJ bUI FlKIFGSI.
10000 DOLLARS.
GRAND CoNsSLIDAT Eo I.erTERy.
Grass No. 10.
To be drawn In the city of Washington,
on 1UESDy4g- IHE rad DEC 1929.
50 NUMBER LoTTERY-9 DRAWN BALLOTS.
Containing the following Capital Prizes;
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uJEditors and pub fishers will oblige me by
giving the above sA iasse lion; for which favor
+ 'ai send them ths- FRS, No oil til. p.pe
winch will afIord ;hcm facilities fer reference
perhaps not always rs ready at hand.
C NJ G.
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Sail AIM Tgttutec Goone.
T.IKE NOTICE.

TAKE NOTICE.
EWOSE. pezHoRe whe gave their notes at
s The sale Of Be,7serd Keploaai, deceased,
are informed thai tAey have become due; csc
nv person beng good man ard able To pay.
therefore prompt payment is expeoted, (tbe
situation Of The cstate requires IT, viii at
tend 1T William kroesen's Tavern, en- the
first day ofEcxt court, aRd those persons who
would rather pay : few days interest thaa
come to my hoese, win please 10 attend and
pay on that day.
JACOB MYERS, .ddn'r.
December 3, gS29-3t
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TO FARMERS

TO FARMERS
you that have WHEAT for sale, viii find
q it your interest to call on us at the IN
ion Mills near Martinsbwg, before you dis
pose of the same, as there, we always give the
highest market price IN CASH for the article.
A report lately circulated in the neighborhood
that we had declined purchasing, is utterly
false and without foundation, we having uni
lormly bought all the Wheat that was offered
us at fair prices, and sha coulinne to do so,
as well as to make liberal advances TO those
who prefer grinding their crops.
RANSOM y STONEBRAKER.
November 8.
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.Ealt 81 GWtnter 0snooa.

purchased during the last week by our Tho
mas G. Lane, at Auction, who is now, and Win
continue IN the city, purchasing and sending
on Goods from the Auction Rooms and else
where, until our assortment Is complete.
AMONG THOSE ALREADY RECEIVED ARE:
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EAU1IUNs--Wncreas EANso ~ -.
~ ATT, an apprentice TO the snhser'oSf'
has thought proper TO leave my employ On inc
81 inst. without suy just cause, and Il having
been the third place he has been at, deem u
necessary to caution the public sgsInst trusting
lin or dealing with BIN on my ACCOUNT % !
am determined not to pay any aees OF h's con-
tracing. FHEDEk'Ch bHsANEk'
Marnsburg, Dec 10
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Ncw rs TIE rr1El!


ReetJyiag Jpsiskey, and other Liquors.
THE subscriber has come TO the conclusion
II to shew one person IN esch oOoniy. a
new i'm proyement inrectifying Whskey, which
"a serpsssed by none other, and is entirely nee
IN its preparations. First, every thing Is taken
from the liquor that rs injurious TO its taste or
smell. and is saused 20 eyapsTase a. II would do
by age; this evaporation takes place 10 = few
hours. aud the liquor, whes dore, IS entirely
clear of newness Of taste or speil, aud is Tree
from We rerg grease sad essensiSi o.; there IS no.
thing used IN the process that is POISON or ia any
way guheal,hv, bat on the contrary, Is simple
sod good. Whisky fFom the still Of inferior
taste, in few boYrs, Is pleasant ana has an a.
greesble fayer Us il IL was old I will proceed
to sell to tie highest bidder the receipt, aud
hind oysei. If required. TO shew but one per.
son in e.ch county. Whe ever may become
the purchaser OF the receipt shah be entitled
10 IL. as soen az I have put IN operation the
rectifang for him, and nptoVeda quantity fgf
hm;'hen upon tis paying me sum or satisfying
me, J viii show and give bin The art Cf iFnPEo.
ring Liquor in taste. smell aud fsSoe, The ex
rcnst sDf which shall cot exceed 50 cents per
barrel. The above TO take place at M Peter
Ca Divers TsyerR, in MartinB5nrg, on Monday
the 2Stb of this month Satisfactory crrtrEcstes
of performance will be given
n. I. HUGHES.
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TO THE PUBLIC

TO THE PUBLIC
FEs AKE NOTICE, that at the next session
n ofthe General Assembly of this Common
wealth, will through the Representatives from
the county of Berkeley, present a petition to
the Legislature of Virginia, TO have the Ferry
opposite to my house, ON Back Greek, discon-
tinued.
ROBERT SNODGRASS.
November 5, 1929.
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CHEAP FALL & WINTER GOODS,
THOMAS c. LANE n Ca

ENOULD respectfully anncance to the,
w friends, customers, and the communi.
ty IN general, that they are now receiving ana
ePeaing at their Store, in Shepherds town. =
laTge and splendid assortment of
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

clf L 1EaaI4ARS REWARD.
SerG D ANYWAY from the subscri-
@A~ e isT, living near Battletown,
EY Frederick county, Va on the Isl
WH inst. negro man named .4RI-
INGIO.N; about "a or % wears
OF age; about feet 6 or inches
high; a little boD-legged; very black; has a
broad face, and a down look when spoken to.
Had on when be left home, pair of linen
pantaloons, short drab coat, an old pair of
shoes, and an old hat very much worn; but
he will no DOUBT change his clothing He viii
probably aim tor the State of Pennsylvania.
j viii give the above reward for the apprchen-
sion of said Save, if taken out of the State
Of Virginia, or twenty-five dollars if taken
within the State, and all reasonable charges
paid if bresght home, or secured in any jail
so that get him again
LAWRENCE LEWIS.
Frederick county, Va. Oct. 30, lS29-6
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Blue, drab and steel mkt Cassinetts,
Extra, medium, s common white Fiannels
DO do. do. red, yellow, scarlet s blue do.
Do do white and red homemade de-.
Rose Blankets, various sizes,
ga, and 5 point Blankets,
Rich Scotch Carpeting;
Do oil do
Tartan Plaids. Camblets and Baizes.
Olive, blue & black Circassian for cloaks. &c.
Swansdo'yn, Toilenett, Valencia aud silk
Vestings,
81 crimson and blue merino, black silk and
tabby Felvets,
Bombazetts and bombazines, black and Gro
de Nap Silks,
Fancy Turkish Sattins, Modes and Sarsnctts,
Black Lutestrings and Florence Silks,
Gentlemen's fancy bordered and black Italian
silk Crayats, black Nankeens,
Canton and Italian Grapes, Irish Linen
Lawns and Cambrics,
Linen Cambria Handkerchief,
Cambria, Jaconett and Swiss Muslins,
Rich worked Bobbinett, plain do.
Do. footing, do. Lace and Edging,
Thread Lace and Edgings,
Fancy and common Calhcoes;
Do. Gingharns,
Scarlet and black merino Shawls,
Black and white Cashmere do
Mefino and Cashmere Handkerchiefs,
Cashmere points, rose bordered and black
cloth ShaWls,
Domestic Plaids and Tickings,
81 ard A cotton checks, A linen do.
rs and 1914 linen table Diaper,
Brown and bleached Muslins and Sheetings,
Spun Cotton and Candlewick,
Leghorn Bonnets, rich winter Ribbons,
GeRtlemen's fur Caps,
Ladies black and white worsted Hose,
Do black, white silk and cotton do.
Large She'll Combs, Mock Shell do.
l. aces st,,. moand prunc lie Shoes.
&c. &c. Sc.
A general assortment of Queen, China and
Glass Ware, Stone do.
HARD WARE s. CUTLERY
Rio and green Coffee,
Orleans and HAVANA Sugars,
Loaf and lump do.
rz Gunpowder,
- Imperial,
ANM Old Tyson, TEAS.
:sas - Young Tyson, and
Hyson Skin.
London Particular, and Sicily Madeira Wines.
Lisbon, Old Port, and Malaga, do.
Old Clarct, do.
Old French Brandy, and Holland Gin,
Cheese, key and box Raisins,
Sol. shell Almonds and Rock Candy,
Sperm and fish Oil,
Sugar house and Orleans Molasse..
Sperm and tailow Candies,
Together with general assortment Of
Medicines, Paints and Dye StIffs, all Of which
we are offering at such prices as must meet
with the appreciation of all who will only IA
yor us with call
Shepherdstown, Nov ).
n b. The highest price given for clean
Flax Seed.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-12-17
NEGROES TO HIRE.

3 HAVE for hire by The year, several heal
T. thy young NEGRO MEN.
THOMAS e. SMITH.