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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-06-10
s4s,-,s.,b 6 Philadelphia Saturday Bulletin.

etr0ssihs Philadelphia Saturday bulletin.
ahIssAaI rs OF WEABrR.-We Witnessed a
'oFaGye sight on Thursday evening wftho lev
<s.oors vi our Office; young man had drA~na
s-sgc prize in one ofthe lotteries, aud had Just
r<-cesed the proceeds. amounting to near eight
thousand dollars. IL drove hun crazy on the
SPOT No sooner had he received the money
t..aa his senses forsook him, and being an utter
anger in the city, beroared thre' The streets
,Ike a5nadmsp, until gsins into jewellers
shop near Fourth street, he purchased dagger
Tor which ha offered TO give an hundred doi
lars a crowd he'd folio ws6 him to the chop
,oor attracted by the Singular eFsctacle; and
-1hen he came out swearing 7ebemsniiy toa'
s,ie. would kill the frat mao Nc met, threat
w Iiich his distorted senses would certainty
-Iaye .inpellsd him 10 execute We LETT
him 10 the charge Of some humane indvid-
,-,,als, a melancholy pstsnes OF tie weakness Of
our poor human nsure.
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EueRsEs AND MULES.

The Amsrcrl Farmer makes the following
tcomparison between mules and horses
FiFst-A good mule will do as much work on
! q faTmaSa horse, while Re retains has strength
But a mule Will last. on the average, ttciee as
long as a horse. The horse, liable as be IS to
disease, is rarely fit Tor efiectual service after
he has been employed twelve years; while
a mule will, as frequently, wear for twenty
four. condly--Ihere is great difference
between the quality and quanfity OF food re
guired by beth animals. The horse must be
more or less supplied with grain daring the
whole year or he will be this, and uaiit for
hard iabour; while the mule can subsist in
sunarncr on grass alone; and IN winter, when
not worked, can feed on hay without losing
hi. health and strength. From lour to elghi
ears Vi Indian corn at each meal, are sgGici-
eut for q rule when regularly worked,
while horse eats nearly double thst quaint
by. Ghirdly--A mule need not b. snodoften-
sr than once 4 year, daring the season Of
ice, while the horse requires shosihs four
times; making saving on the iarrisrs bill a.
loue Of - 62a yeas, for each aauaai lie
observes further, that by experiment. the ex-
pease Of feeding and shoeiDg horse annually
Is found to be forty four dollars. whereas the
mule viii cost I'll twenty two.
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SpringGo

selected from the latostin7portations, consist
ing in palt Of Blac, Black, Brown, Olive,
Grey, and fancy colorcd Cloths; Csssinetts
and CasSin,eres al cdlors; general assert.
ulent Of British, German, Iadia, French,
Italian, and Domestic Goods, suitable, to the
present and approaching season. together
with complete assortment OF Qeeens and
Glass Ware, Hard Ware and Cutlery; a
good stock Of Groceries. Domestic Flax and
Tow Linens, Sc. all of which will be sold
unusually low: NO. therefore respectfully in
vite the attention of the pubic.
VIM. LONG & Co.
n. b. We. have'aiso received an additional
supply Of B.9R IRON, warranted to be OF
the best quality, which they are selling at
the reduced price of So per hundred weight.
w. l.. s. Co.
MortinsburS, April /, 1850.
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LOTTERY,

No. 3, Extra,
WIZ be drawn at Wilmington, Del.
60 Number Lottery-9 Drawn BalIsts.
Highest Prizes:
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NYUTTCE.-Thes6 bseriberh ersbr informs
~ hiscustomsrs and the public scssrally
that he has his CardiRg Machines in good or
der for CARDING WOOL, al the usaal
price 0! G. cents par pouBd
He has OR hand SCOTCH and FENE-
TIAN CARPETiNGS, and COUNTER
FANES, al Of which be win sell low.
Ee would respectfully inform that portion
Of lis customers whose accounts are still un-
settled, that ne is very much 10 want Of pro-
Rey. and would THANK them for speedy set
temsnt. G. G.. CONRADT.
Marinsburg, May @, ls5o.--G.
E.gARSHAL'S E-.Pugauant to a de
AVE- cree OF the Superior Court of Chan
Gerry, holden at Winchester, rendered on the
- th November, 1878, in cass therein de-
pending wherein Patrirk JfclHan and Mar
saret his wife are PLAINTIFF, and iLc admins
fsaeer, widow and heirs of Ignatius o'Tcrrel.
deceased, defendants, WIZ ne sold Gil Tuesday
the l4;h day OF June next, at public auction,
to the highest bidder Eor Cash. before the
door oftle Court house of Berkeley, parts OF
Lots Nos. aud 81 in the town of Bath,
Morgan county, with the improvement
thereon. tbcing that porti9s oithe estate OF
Michael M'KirnaH, dec. nhich was allotted
to the wife oftha plaintiff, Teraan, by a de
cree Or or0er Of The county court Of Berkeley,
on the lSLh day 81 September, 1910.
Sale viii commence about I2o'cIock
NNFIIL SEETER, D. NJ. VIVID.
MAY i3. 1890
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WOOLt TTOOIY IVOOL,u

WOOL WOOLH WOOLu
GIBBS l. ORRICK wish TO purchase in
W exchanges for domestic woolens, largs
quaxtity of Common Wool, washed or un-
washed. They oher in exchsnge ior wool, a
variety of W'oelsn Goods, such as Cloths,
Cassinets, FlHnels, Blankets, fnlled and
plaided Liuscys, aud Carpeting Of superior
quality and at low prices. They also take
the liberty TO inCorm the public that they are
prepared at I'll times to 10
Futtt"g, Dying @'S DressStg Of Goods, and
WOOL UAR@lGl1.
in the bestmaDner aud at the usual pr1ce' and
Will take Wool, Corn, Bacon. Soap or Lard
IN payment.
MaTtnsbWg, May 6, issO.-6w.
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&c. &c &c.
Tickets eHly S4-Iialyes s2-QuaTiefs 81.
OJOI dcts Tor uekeis or shares in the aov.
lotteries, fo'U .rdsd by mail (posI PAID OF ..
private hand. q II meet With the most pr0HiE
attention. ifs,ldressed ia
YATES & MINTFRE,
basAlngias, ~. G.
".'AB Official account OF tie dfssi'g sii' "
forwarlsd TO adventures, free IT posttaes
WsshiDgloo, d, G. Asy ~. 1850
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rouEN,s OFFICE. baltimore,
MAY lSth. 1850

NAV &DtiAr teyDN" }
DEP0RT OF THE DRAWING of the
EE .bIa,glowd lstcts Loitery, 40. 1, for $50.
1858 fodd number the capital Of $4,000
9i55 capital or l,OOO
a4e4 nrize Of 500
1867 prizs of 200
S83, 1904, 3l67. 1857, 1898, prizes Of 100
.765, 227l, 1878, 1887, 3726, -, &c IN
5I55, 5I7s, 5GI6, s26s, S53g. fi-l'' -
I6. 1918, $500, SAG, 952
$40, 6I22. S527, 1860, 1859 or %
665l, 8599gIG77, 5I3y, 7I23 i'''N'' % -
s7O3, 1874, Si49, 1861, 5979
100 Of Sc each, and 400 prizes Of 50 each.
NJ $3.50. C.lN ODD NU.HBER,)
having dra~n the capital Of TEN THOU
SAND DOLLARS, sgreeably TO the scheme,
there fore, all lie Odd .FuE5sfs, bsins those
o.diag with either l, 8, ), 7, or 3,
arc each sHtited TO prize Of Fire Dollars,
asd 10 addition 10 whatever prizes they may
have olawh besides.
.g-Jhe holGers Of prizea are respectfully
to present then for payment, as
soos az 1t may salt their eoRvcni5nce.
il COHEN, Jr. * BROTHERS.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

ENTERTAIN MENV
TYlIE undersigned svais himself of this
I'll method oil informing the public, that he
,sssz.s> h.s opened a HOUSE OF EN-
Ssfr@A TERTAlNMENT, at Harpors Fer
fss sss Us r., short distance from. but in
s--A-esassight of, the Old Stand.
Having kept the HaEpers Ferry Hotel for
several years and received during that period
(ss well rs. previously many evidences OF
public appreciation, he hopes to be further en-
couragtd in honorable efforts to breast the
storms of life. Many viii doubtless recolleei
the accommodations they received while that
establishment was undsr his direction; and he
assures the public, that the most assidjous ex-
ertions will be snade to merit a renewal and
continuance 81 the confidence and kindness
hitherto exhibited towards HIM.
The house which he new occupies, is com
mo,iious and comfortable, and the rooms
neat and pleasant Stahling, furnished with
the best of provcsder, and attended, by Il good
ostler, will also be provided,
JAMES STEPHENSON.
MAY 90, 1850
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8. TdpacG4f.

HAS JUST RECEIVED
Waldrons gram and grass SC, thess
GrIilIn's do do.
German moving dc.
Rifles and Whststones,
Couniry made Linens, very cheap
Hcrrings, Shad and Mackertl
Cut and wrauGht Nails, (all sizes,)
Madeira, Port and other WINES.
lie has also on hand,
Gram cradles. Al Of whieh will be disposed
of on accommodating terms.
Shepherdstown, May y. 1880.
FEsO FARMERS AND GIHEk5.--The
e. subscriber takes occasion 10 inform
FarmAs and others, that he is now prepared,
with the very hest materlals) for msnutactu
ring GRAIN CRADLES. All those III want
of the article, will do well 10 apply soon, he
viii warrant all Cradles made by him, to he
Of COED seasoned stuff, and to be we'll made
he therefore solioIts patronage.
JACOB NJ. GARDNER
Martinshurg, May 81.
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Melancholy and fatal Shipt0reek 1t is with
the greatest regret that We have to cenlmuni-
cate the particulars OF one Of the most fatal
shipwrecks that has oecsrred on the coast
Of this country for several years On Friday
night the NewIy, bound for Quebec, with a
bout four hundred passengers on board,
run on the rocks at Portncleoh, near Bards
ley, il CarnRrvon bay, and was dashed TO
pieces Ia q few hours, t,C0 ttTdrsd d the
pessetsgers psrisbing az The 'creek The pay
ticulars which Va hare been able to collect
IF this dreadful event. are the following
The ship left hewTy OF Wednesday,. and in
beating down he Channel, the weather bs-
ing rather leggT, she got TOO far INTO the
CarnaryOn bsF and was driven on the rocks
about nlns c clock On Friday aght. con
siderable pat oi the passengers, who were
pzlLCipsly Irish enI2rauts, were below when
the shI1atruck, and such wss ths violence
Of the shock, that the ladders between decks
were knocked away, and the ship filled with
water, every soul below pesshsd, ha cap
tain. with the crew and about half the pas
~sengeis ucceeGed in reaching the shore,
though In what manner we have not learned.
They were all III a most wretched condition,
man{ Of taem having lost every thing th2y
possessed IN tue world The greater part Of
them are at l. anaryon, where they have been
treated with great kindness by the lnhablt-
ants. A passenger arrived from P0FtncIeon
at Carnaryon, a short time before the last
accounts were sent away, Whosiated That the
ship had gone 10 pieces, and that the shere
was covered with dead bodies. Among those
who have persisted are said 10 be several res
pectable alniies,--jsssypoeG Tunes
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G3,C03 DOT,T..,.akl q. Frs.
MILITANT SCHEME

s7l7 Prizes amounting to $50. Geo
Oniy 9G00 tickets in tie schems-The
Prizes all payable in CASH, which as ,isa4li
at CoHTN's OFFICE, can be had tho moment
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- y Z y III = = = w
SLIGHTEST iPRfIES:

&c. &c. SC.
WHO'S Tickets s5--Iialyes 50 30 Gun
tiers I'll 25.
On Tuesday, The 22d Of juno, 1880, Tie
GRAND CUNoOLiDA FED LOTTERY.
No. 9, TOR 1880,
win be drawn at Wilnaia gton, Del.
so Number Lettsry---9 DrayyR Ballota
Hiehest PRICES.
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. Coz Cabbage thus i, the pane ola vege-
table recently introduced into tb,s country.
Il is lroI0 siy 10 t,eqlv. fesl high, a65r
abundant supply IF .ese. io'.d.r fot c1tae.
The stake hfe toaa. yea,s, Us rauss ,i...
are pertaI;ted 10 staHa az, al ..sater. but IL
TINS country, taet should ne defended tom
Ils frost by st,st u >srsw web secured u,
the tep. The New England Fsrlser staiee
faat u1ty plants arc said TO afford sutiicie4,t
pFoVences for SOS year; and, .. the sid.
shcotes oslF are ~ l0 used. 1t iastb Iaary.ar.
without flesh planting. A square oil Sky
fact rll! contain 2Sj plants, iour feet apart.
or IS more than 4 COVE reqslre for years
provender, wothout the aid of any othsr
food"
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ga severe frost was experienced at Al
bauy, New-YoEk on Friday night,
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Gatranic Erst.aReat-Of the numerous
experiments which have been instituted to
verify the analogy between Galvaniaa and
the nervous action, thoss Of Weinhold are not
the least Interesting. H4 beheaded cat and
after pulsation ami musculs2 action had com
petciy eeased. lie removed the spjpgl mar
row, and filed the spine with an smaIgaIn Of
quicksilver, ziBa and silver. Immediately the
throbhing oG the sgteriss re commenced, and
muscular actions were renewed, which could
not bedistingsished from those produced by
the infiuaae. OF the spinal marrow, the ana
NAL made many leaps, &c. lie filled with
the same amalgam the sksl sud spine Of a
mother cat, which did net give any sign OF
life; the ANIMAL became, during twenty na-
utes, in such state Of vitai tension, that it
raised its head, opened rs eyss, looked stsadi-
~, and attempted to walk, and ssdeaForsd
so rise after falling down frequently. During
all this time the circulation and pulsst'os were
very active, aad continued for quarter Of
an hour after The chest and belly we're spsa-
ed. The secretion of the gsst'ir juice wss a
violently more obundans than formerly. and
sbe animal heat was perfectly established
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'erVe gsllantsouls who shoulder gnns'
And twice : wear 20 oat a trainIn.'

n
s-sTention the whole, sung out the worthy
Yiaior ofthe lst battalion I'd Brigade Ga cI-
=, sion Of Pennsylvania Militia (on Nodnes-
day !asO a. hls men, who IN eli the p00p
and spendor sf martial array wSrc drawn up
IN a solid phaitnE, resdy - measure site5'
with any baeti.loa that stery mustered. Eyes
right aud dToss vas thusdcred along the hne
and obeyeI with pronptuess.-.snd at THIS
ST. &c OF Tic n4aIGltcfs Ne souid not lj1t IN
,iul.ee Il s'ulle at the expense q thoss brave
fellows wao dd mex pagse,s sh- ability Of
throwing ti!oiT syes ii ,ba. direction, without
facing 10 the ItFt;
Dress-thoulti,g 4rss." VAS re'erbtra,ed
with stentorian lung, FROM rsnk 10 .;Ak, ead
''Oh m, csn.srYman y hat { sight aas thers.''
Could the spirit of the rados btabla and val.
iant Sir John ttistaH have stopped iTeH tbs
clouds, or the ghoss OF thai renowned and
chivalric "M,rroy Of knighthood," Hudibras.
besn summoned to wi,aess the execution .sg
this order, they would kavs dropped tear
to the memory of the brave lsSions they had
controlled, and exclaimed Nth sigh,
ave here gaze on the like OF your noble selves
again.
TIE motley group of stick, ard bludgcons
which were simultaneously brandlshed, al the
air, high towering DER the heads of the gal
liant troops, presented an imposing sisht.--
Corn stalks and fiddle. walking sticks and III
ding whips. clubs, guns, and hickory poles,
were handled with admirable deXterlty; anu
for the FIRST time in our lives we were persus
ded Of the great utility and importance OF our
militia ~ stem. To see such ieats OF military
SIKH and activity as were dlsplayed3y the st
battalion must be matter OF plide to the sage
legislators Of our state.
But, courteous reader, we are not yet done;
che fun was not ell to the ''msn at arms
oar town was thronged with the lain faces OF
nanya smiling beauty and
every lassie had her iaddie.''
Aad gaiiy they trippsd along oar merry
streets, hend-in- hands with hearts as light as
The air they braathsd. Then The stirring
fiddle broke upon The ear, md each "brisk
lad with tie maid Of his heaEt'-sought che
Scsae Of nerrimeat, and tripped i, down the
"lnazy danes--t. the tuns thsy liked SO well. -
ain country dance, and reel and jig,
1hey kept it up all day;
And with their toes kept dig.
Cling. digging digging it sway
so, gentle reader ended oar bsttalioa aals-
Ing Chronicle qf the Ii1nss
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EafENV SPRING G0ODS.-Wc. have the
IN pleasure Of Informing onr friend and
the citizens generally, thst 9ye. have jast re
turned from the City withansw and splendid
assortment Of
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Oh Tuesday. the a9th June, 1880, the
DELAW ARE, S. CAROLINA &j.OUISlANA
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SIC. BE. BIC.
Ticket IS, Half 50 so, Quarter 81 81.
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JNEN NODE or DRAFTING.
~ liIE Holder Of Five Tickle IS or Shares,
val be ssrtsin of obt-iningat least tlgo
p9iz~. aud uay draw SEtE.N
.aIsRYI4N,2 STs31'E LOTTERY,
: ., ior iss0-Io nc drawn IN The city Of
EaiGmCfG On " EDNESis5} the seth June
HiGAESf PRIZE,
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Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Company,

WASHINGTON, JAN 20, 1880.
NOTICE is hereby given, that an instslment OF two
~ dollars aud fifty cents per share (being the I'm
nsslment) every share of stock in the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal Company, required to be paid on the
Sd day of April next' and further sum OF two dollars
and fifty cents per share beng the 18th mistakenly on
the Sd day of May next; which instruments must be
paid to the credit of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Company. to the Cashier other officers OF either OF
the following Banks, viz:
The Branch of the Bank Of the United States at
Washington.
The Bank of Washington at Washington
The Patriotic Bank, do.
The Bank of the Metropolis. do.
The Farmers and Mechanics Bank, at Georgetown.
The Bank of Alexandria, at Alexandria.
The Bank Of Potomac, do.
The Farmers Bank of Alexandra, do.
The Mechanics Bank of alexandra, do.
The Hagerstown Bank, in Hagerstown, Nd. and
The Branch Of the Valley Bank in Charlestown, Va.
By order of the president and Directors:
JOHN p. INGLE,
Clerk Chesapeaheaad Ohio Canal Company.
Jan 29-1awtMay3
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Grain and Plaster.

VU>HE subscribers have formed copartnership, and
l. will transact business at Alexandria and Deco.
guam, under the name of. & y. II. Janney. They
invite the calof persons who bring grain for sale
either of those markets.
Farmers will at altimes be furnished at Occoquan
with plaste eitherin therock ground, very mo.
derate terms. JOS JANNEY, jun.
july JOHN II, JANNEY
MUSEUM
Open daily, from to ~, NJ, and from to S, P. NJ
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District uf ColWmbia.

SON"T "
NOVEMBER TERM, 1929.
The President, Directors and Com
pany Of the Bank of Alexandra,
Con,pla,nanfs
AGAINST
Robert I. Taylor, Elizabeth Her
bert, Catharine Herbert, Thomas
Herbert, John ID. Herbert. Mau.
rice Herbert, Benjamin +. Her.
bert, John A. Washington, and LIN CHANCE"
Bushrod G.. Washington. execu.
tors Of Nobl,t Herbert, deceased;
and Bushrod w. Herbert and No
blet Herbert. infant children ct
the said Noblet Herbert, deceas.
ed; which said Maurice Herbert
is also ad nins,rator with the will
annexed of his father Thomas
Herbert, deceased, defendants.
TIlHEDefendant, Thomas Herbert, not ns,"S ',,r.
L tered his appearance to this SUIT, and court,
rity according to the statute and rules OF W. ,li
and il appearing to the satisfaction of the me
the said Thomas Herbert is not an nhaoIts,N :" ,,,
District of Columbia, on the motion OF the 'o"JJ De.
ants, by their counsel it is ordered, that the hsfs
PENDANT, Thomas Herbert do appear here on VI an.
the first day of next April Term of this Court g. ne,
swer the Complaints bill, and i've securr! Ind
forming the DEGREES of the Court; and una .u
this Order be forthwith published. for two ,b,
cessvely, in the Alexandra Phenix Gazette, court
another copy be posted at the front door OF '''e
house sfsaid County. C..
Test: EDM. J. it''
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sC5- The before mentioned parties will please
take notice, that have appointed the 25th dug Of
Harc6 nerl, Al 10 o'clock, A. NJ. within my Office IN
this Town. as the rne and place for proceeding to per
form the duties enioined upon me by the foregoing
Order; and that the list OF the same month, IN
tend to close my Report the subject, and file the
.ams in the Clerks Office.
Given under my hsnl, at Alexandria, this goth day
of January, 1850. COLIN AULD, NC
ian u -Staw2m
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Instruct Of Columbia,
alexandria County, SCI.
.pRu. Term, 1899,

Alexandria County, SCI.
ApRII. TERM, 1899,
BRYAN Iismpson, Complainant
against On CHANCEhi'
John McIyer, Defendant,
VUyH. Compartments bill in this case having been
heretofore regularly taken for confessed, and set
for decree: It is by the Court on the eonsidera
ton thereof and of the exhibits herewith hied de-
creed and ordere that Master Commissioner Aud do
take an account between the Complainant and Defend
ant of the sales of the Compnants lands in the pro-
ceedings mentioned and report tn this Court the said
account, showing the balance due to the Complainant
on such sales.
A copy-Test:
EDM L. LEE, &C.
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Wheat wanted.

NIORDECAI MILLER & son inform 'btt l. .',',
wi customers and friends that they have acs0H o., rg
possession of the brick Mill called 7riadelI,G Rr
on the Little River Turnpike Road, on -Four WIZ VIA,
where they will give the hghestpr price t9I s"Vp ,H
They are purchasing, in Alexandria, "h'S.
Corn and will thank their old friends ana cu,. ,r
give them call. -
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FAN Goods.
1TyAsUINGTON & BRENT have received, by the
w recent arrivals from New York,
II General assortment Of DRP GOODS,
Consisting, IN PART, OF
Superhne black, navy blue, olive, drab, and steel
mixed cloths
Blue, black, and steel mixed kerseymeres
Drab and mixed Devonshire kerseys, and plans
Olive and drab flu Kings
Basal 1914 II A. md 1874 Heavy rose blankets
81, 4. and Al point 90
PLAIN and figured bombaze.ts, assorted colors
Back bomb ,zines; worsted and cotton hosiery
Patent and nett suspenders
Tartan and Circsssian paids
81 Rob Roy plaid, beautiful article
Merno cloths and Circassans, various colors =
Black Italian usrings and levantines
Barresc Polmyrcnc, and silk hak:s
Thibct, Merino, Cashmere, and cloth shawls
Irish linens, shcetings, and lawns
Russia, bird eye, and table diaper
1914, l54 Is 1 super damask table cloths
a. and 7-8 bed ticks; apron checks
Navy blue, silver grey, and steel mixed cassnetts
B,lrlaps Tcklenburgs. AMI Hessians
Scotch oznaburgs and sacking
Wth large supply Of
3-4, A. and Ga brown and bleached shirtinSs and
sheetings, plads and stripes
also,
5000 lbs superior cotton yarn
5baes domestic kerseys and linseys
oct 10