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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-18
POE'TRX x.
THE LOST PLEAD.
NY wILLIAn o. slnns.

Not Ia the sky,
Where il was seen
~. ON the white tops OF the gilatenihg wave
" IN the mansioas Of the hidce" deep--
However green, zr...
Ia il. euamelled caves OF mystery
shall the bright watcher nave
A nlace-aor once again proud station keep !
some, gone
nb never more, to cheer
~. mariner, who holds his course alone.
IN the Atlantic, thro The weary night.
VIM the waves turn TO watchefs, aud do
sleep
Shall il appear
Nyth the sweet fxedness OF certain light,
Shining upon the shat eye Vi the blue deep
On when the shepherd on Chadea's hills,
Watching his aocks,
Looks fortn, in vain, lof thy first light to come
Warning him home
Erom MS deep sleep, among the sky-klssed
How shall he wake, when dewy silence fills
The scene, 10 wonder at ,he weight III nisht,
Without the ole strong beam j, whose bIes-
sed light,
A. 10 the wandering child his native riiis,
Was natutd to HI, slgdt
Van, vain
Oh less than vain. shall he look forth
The sailor from his bark
N1uwe'er the North,
Doth raise ms ceitan lamp, when the tempests
ioWer)
To catch the light ofthe lost star again
The weary hour,
To hin, shall be more weary, when the dark
D,spl4ys mol The lost planet on her tower.
And lone
Il mere IFS drst spirndour shonp,
Sbal be ihai pleasant company Of stars
How should they know that death
The happy glory Of the immortal mars,
When Ike the earth, aud all its common
breath, .ls
sxingaished ar, the pure beams Of the sky
Fallen from the sky
And their concerted springs ofharmany
Snaps rudel,, and all pleasant uiu,c gone.
4 srran--a mellow strain
OF parting music filled the earth and sky
4be Stars leinentng, III unb0rro"ed pain
That one Of the selsctest ones must die
Ias brightest oftheir train
Alas il is their desiny-
,Jhe dearest nope is that which first is lost
The tauiesrst flower is soonest nipt by frost
Afe not the shortest lived the low eliest---
And like the wandering orb that leaves the
sky,
Look they not brishts., when about to fy
He desOlaie spot they blest J,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-18
Fran The British Farmers Mognsine.
On HE NHEAI-FLY.

To THE EDITOR
, Sr,-Mr, Patrick s. errifI IS entitled to the
thanks Of the agricultural community for his
irteIfs'lng observations ON the origin snd hah-
us OF that destructive insect, the WHEAT fly, Let
nol, however, The Scotch farmers imagine that
they are the onlv. or perhaps even the greatest
sufferers by This j." plague Of flies Their
brethren OF Norfolk and Suffolk have equal
canseio complain Of heavy losses from this
apparently contemplate enemy this pigmy,
ms lom Thumb, which attacks SO many si.
aus nead' Mud with his myrlads yearly takes
ht field"
>, Mr. Archibald Gorre, of Annat Gardens,
9'nsh're. has also, in an able paper in the
R'"i'ffiF Journal of Agriculture, thrown much
=" on thelr natural history, and traced them,
'"'ef me mageoEs generated by them, from
"s "hedt ear TO their winter quarters he
f'Nts beyond doubt that their Object being
''a'"ed they descend from the ear 10 the earth
Hnl Jury themselves slightly below the surface
'"''e lhey remain unniured by the severest
'os' 'h2ush exposed thereto for even at the
-" temperature of lSo they survived the win
W. But though they appear proof against
"' ACTON Ut frost, Mr.. Gofre has theory for
'sn destruction. on which be seems to place
""'enee' ms is no other than burying them
~ "holesale Now in individual cases, a per-
having been buried is toerably sound
-''oehce That he is dead but how tar this holds
So'u IN me case OF the wheat fly, have my
''p's However, Mr.. Gorrie shall speak for
',"Se't. Having succeeded in bur,ine other
S''ars OF larger growth, have no doubt
'"a' me "heat-tiy maggot mig ht be also got
,'p erp, under. his could be easily perfor-
''eo' II, IN pioughing the wheat stubbles, a sea-
,.,' OF SKINNER were fixed on the beam be-
''fa the coulter of such construction az wnuld
CNt and lay about an inch of the surface in tho
,"'" OF the iurrow. If this were done cor
sh.,i shan, ano me subsequent pIoughiug KEEP, SO
uo, r as "o' 10 touch the buried SUI, face, il is
,y.v uney ,oat the maggots could work their
"'ough the superintendent soil. Where
im,r.s.' eus are sown with wheat this would be
m,gh, ivy bu. the sowing of the grass eds
in ,hs 'o ue'erred, and some other green crop
from, a. Lou tine substituted. This deviation
ed ,y,,h 'u'naIy course, when wheat is follow
lu.s w.. siasS' would be attended with some
nv rho a. "o ~ equal 10 what might be inflicted
~ " lei alone" Now, althoup h wha,
10 Tho ,.sh " say, has 90 immediate reference
en- mn ""ea' NY may be permitted 10 ooserye
urd pa's"'a' 'hat the real " deviation from,hs
shea, ICur'e IS the sowing grass seeds alter
Sro,aa, such tie the general prac,ics in
f,rmsr" all Can say is, they are no, the
good TOOK them fer. The course on
rry mr. oa,. '"se SOILS ought to be turnins. har.
wiea, seeds, or iftbey fail, beans or peas
-
skim eoul, pement known by the name of Duck.,,s
system ~, would be ,he very thing for tn. $3.50
''l''Hs. on grand scale
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-18

Dorchester. August Ia. 1880.
EALL SOWING OT sEEnS.

CabLagss, Parsnips, Carrots, Spinach aud
Onions are sowed TO the hes, advantage IN the
tail, when il is desirable to get them early the
next season. Nliller's Gardeners Dictionary
says. to cultivate parsnIps, SOU The seed m Gu-
tunln, soon after they are ripe by which means
the seed will come early the following spring,
and let the plants get sfioag hPlofe the weeds
will grow so rs to Inlure them lho young plants
never materially suffer through tue seventy OF
the season.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-18
NV FLETCHER X TOLER.
ETER Ms.

ra. al ,sr ann,nI pay able In advanee'-,o 'an,hs
,erpnon will be received for loss sn At the discretion
and no pauer Will be discontinued spue a. ~
~ ne stor.1 until all arrearases arc paul orts per
" will be nSe, ~ az en- sq for each
s,1are Tor less first time ana o mus, he paid for
eontlnuanee. 'nserton, or the payment assumep ny
p' 'e rssp NJ person LynchhaTg
-, C5,neerg orders not exceeding 'wo 'i'"'
i"f,rs addressed to the Editors o"'' DC po'
- a., they will not be attended 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-18
4 Tanner and Currier for hire.

NNOR HIRE after the Oh oil next November,
n first rate TANNER and CURRiER, OF
good habits aud fne character. For further
particulars apply 10 Samuel He.skei', living
near Amherst COURTHOUSE, or a! this Office
Sept. 30 v"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-18
QUICK REPLIES.

Napoleon war load OF qprcA replies he could
bear contradiction, butlnyaria5iv turned away
from those who addressed huu with hesitation
and embarrass nent The following anecdote
will suiheienily prove that a ready aud well tim
ell answer MAS an InfaiIble passport TO his
favor. Al a grand review, winch, on par
,cuar occasion, ook plnce on the square of,he
CsrrouStl the emperor's horse suddenly reared,
and during his e1errIons to keep the animal
steady, the rider paired company with his hat.
A lieutenant having picked itup, advanced IN
front OF the line. aud presented 1t to Napoleon.
Thank you, captain, said the Emperor SIN
occupied Ia paiiIng the neck oil his sleed. " la
wha, regiment, SIRE" Immediately demanded
the officer The Emperor, considering his
features aientvely, aud pereeiving his own
mistake, replied with u smile" The question
is apropo---ln the guards" Ia few days
the new y appointed captain received an official
notification OF the promotion, Tor which be was
indebted solely 10 his presence OF mind, but
which hi. bravery aud long services had meri-
ted
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-18

A bold I luridian. who would have thought
il TITLE To take an Alligator, being oui hshins
recently, discovered u shoal oil Proposes, aud
equipped himself with h"rpoon, The zoe oil
which he fastened Mound his person. Present
,y N stout one came near, and he - lft drive !"
the porpose dart ID OF like II shot wnITl,ug the
moor harpooner through the waves, and he was
only saved 10y the rope breaking. Tie should
read the " Pilot aud take a few ideas from
Long Tom Coiiiu.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-18

In the Irish Bank Law, passed in 1903. there
is clause providing that the profits shall be
egtatty dirided-and that the residue shall 60
to The governor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-02

RALEIGH Feb 1srhc Directors of This Ins,i,,,o, 4, ...s,
my win me provisions OF the Act
etn assembly nave dseonaasd their Branch Bank Fsyetto-
Ve and appointed Edward H. Winsiv ESQ the, cront fot
closing It's concerns We learn that Branch Of The o. states.
BANK az that place will giyo every facility State RANK IN
winding up Is BUSINESS and that the notos Of the discontinued
St1nch w DC received by that Bank equally with own
The Dfectoso OF the State Bank REDUCED lie nuer
directions of said act. ' fD.y..S..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-02

NEW YORK. FEB. l9.-Mo.t OF the Binks of this
cry have resolved 10 receive and pay Spanish quarters
81 az ~ cents each the real value according ia
TIE statement oil the director OF tie mint l. onIv "
cent?. 81 a..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-02

me ablc and ample report made by MIR. CannbreIeng,
RON lho committee on Commerce, ofthe House Of Rep
resenativcs at Washington attracts The atteno, and
oDr'n' Tie praise TO which is enineny entitled Re-
seatchos and reasoning such are embodied in This
pouOoh' wDI prove Useful TO Europe as well a. our
own county, and worth more tban any nn.ls, of
- .o-''''o' pace hdrdngucs. Nat. Gaz.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-02

mLEooEvLLE, Feb, l3We gratifed 10 es,n ,,, nm,
& senator having malc the arrangements pro
ecOn ana comfort OF his mily which one
INC sudden and unexpected death esteemed ond i sn,a
forthwith to his seat in the Senate Of the o. s. fJow,n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-02

The Albany D, lily Aev-iuser sistes that the bills o.
me Cbonango Bnk would no; s,H IN that fity, on
.ur'dSy a, any price, "no:w bsiaLding the boosted
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-02

a Lt%ANDER will stand the ensuing season .
charlotte Court House, underline supefinepdence)
oil wyatt Caben Particulars hereafter
TOD TO- eo-d Jos. WYATT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-02
sAiUcu ysr nrM,,s. uN.uNo."- Co,op

The following tiom pen oil r. H. Wilde, ESQ
of Augusta Thcy written Since bu, believe,
before pu
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-06-10

Ma. EvAEs:-Ths Revised Code Of V;r
gina, vol. !, page II, sec. /, contains the fol
lowing provision:
THAT no person holding or accepting any
Office or place, Or any commission or anDoint
melat whatever, legislative, executive or ia
dIclal, civil or military under the authority q
the United States, whether any pay or enel
ument be attached To such office, place. com.
mission, or appointment, or otherwise. or ac
ceptAg or receiving any emolument yhatso
ever from the United States. shall he c.natle
of holdiag any office, legislative. executive or
judicial. or any other office, place or appoint-
ment OF trust or profit under the government
OF tins commonwealth: Provided, &c.n The
proViso having no relation to ths enquiry in
view here, Is omitted. That enquiry Is. Can
a person holding or exercising the Office OF
Constable under the law of Virginia. accent
or hold the o'hce, place. and appointment cor
taxing the census of his county under an.
thority OF the recent law OF Congress provi-
eisg Tor taking the census of the United
States, without vscating bis Office of Consta-
bic, Fad consequently releasing his securities
from all responsibility for collections subse-
quently maze BY him as Constable This
enquiry was suggested upon reading the pro
vision above quoted from the Virginia Code.
and which is supposed 10 constitute the law
by whlsh the question must be decided. Not
being learned, howev =, either IN iseaI re
seare, or construction, tie enquiry is proposed
presenting that it involves sufficient ipteres,
10 induce an examination OF the subject by
some competent person and that The public
may he favored with the result through lhe
medium Of yoar paper.
Yours, respectfully, II.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-06-10
eSIlERE's rouR INTERNAL IksrnoySu,x-
PRESIDE Ssfqi

Jackson has refsssa 10 s,ea The washiopsoa
and MsysSiile tnrepke read bill ItotieinsieA
10 the House ofRsprssengsAses nod nasssd a.,
majority OF 'frtg !, ihen psssed The scaste.
and *ss sent to The .isdGeioaa' ntesnsl isnpro.s.
ment President to- hls signature. He Ia. .env
a back sgaio with = mtsssse REFUSING 10
SIGN ~ The 2oatieFn men w~se m ees,a.
css,--dcelafing ihs, il fully sustained ,sa
reLicI 81 rss SOUTH. Mr. sssabarry. bog.
even from ohio. slthough 4 l.Sksss man. pro.
n"unsed II An ELscrInssERIsa BceVnasr
40 angry debate eususd ia the iIeuss 81 Zen.
rescclaiiyes and Tie bill. psssed again. ay.s
9o.-Noes %, Jacksoass ohiaetieDs nstwi,h.
standing. Two thirds heiog requisite. upoa
,ht refusal OF the President 30 give hi. sirn..
iure, toy biz TO herome law, sr a. an,x
LosT. jackxoo recommends aad sigma tha
cruel sns ul5ast bill Zoe It's. emasai OF the In.
dams, which according 10 an climate by a
membsr OF Congress. wii cost the Govsromenr
more than TWENTY -FOUR MILLIONS Of
Dsl'ars--a MILLION TO srgav srArs in thu
uoiSn, but Rtrusss TO sign bill appro priatin1
ONE rhAa's INTEREST OF such tam TO intarsnsl
Im7ro' smen,.
Oh, Feansylvania and Ohio, firass. Ysra
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT PHrsisssr that your
q smsgoSues have told you about and tha, you
voisd tor.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-06-10

AND FOR SALE By y. 1TiOAzPS ON.
ii AUTOMATIC CORRESPONDENGks
E-B OF ths .7messsmn Herol,iiioa; being Tho.
Letters Of Benjamin frsukiia. -il4s Desne-.
John Adams, John Jay, Arthur Lee, William
Lee, Francis Dana, William Carmiehael.
Henry Laasens. John LaGssas, NJ de La
Fayetts, Al. Dumas. aud others, eenesrny
iHg the Foreign Relations Of the Ur..eo
States. during the wkais Revolution; togcth-.
81 with the Letters in fepiy, IRON the Secret
COMMITTEES oil Congress, and kls Secretary
OF Foreign Affairs; also, the enlirs Cores,
pondeae8 Of tbs French Ministers GeiarE
and Lazernc "ish Congress.
4ubhshe,l ua.loE the direction of the Pres
idcrt Of the United States. from the or =
gnsl manuscripts in Ae Departments sg
State, eenfoTnlAbly to u Resolution Of 6 GA
gress, OF March 81, 1918. Edited by Jarsd
Sparks. Esq. The iirst tive yslals 5. eaea
81 -.
Washington, yass 10
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-06-10
MARRIED.

ga Sunday last, by the Rev. Mr Fyster~
DIFF H;rom Bee,on, to Miss .Asgorsi Helfsr-
aay, daughter Of Mr. John Hslfcrstoy. all sf
this plses
oa the goth nlt by thesIiav. Mr. Ruffner.
BAR Thomas q Hsyys, Morchast OF Shop
p 2. to Miss saso. ". .aaytery, Or
Rockbrldge couaty.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-06-10
NJ ss@ss'se
CLARK'S fHgAsHINC MACHINE.

"a VIE sshseriber having purcLased the rghA
q for Berkeley County, OF vending DIR. G.
Clarlss Patsat ihrasaiag Machine, will dis
pose vi lbs same TO sny person who nay APP
I Iy to him. II may be vel To observe, thas
this Machine, who's ia operation. viii thrash,
twelve common sheases of Wheat per minute.
and thrash il pcrfec.ly claan. requiring only
the power Of one horse, leaving The straw ia.
good condition for use. Iha cheapness and
simplicity of The Machiae. mako il an object
TO every farmer, as the expense of building q
Machine will not cost more than twenty Eve
dollars; and lbavc no doubt from lis con-
struction, is web calculated 10 hell Clover
Seed. Those wishing to purchase bad bstieS
apply soon. PETER RINER.
juAs 10, 1880.
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g 9 9 9 g 8


PENNsrLvANIANs that by a pay,- .n,e q.
orNe the deieneeiess indisns from their hotoes
pave Slsia'sd every principle u national aooor'
OF justice or Of mercy, ~ this exreose ~ o,,r..
than TWENTY MILLIONS OF po,tSRs
ron the Treasury. which should o.,srx.s s
have been appropriated to internal mpf,,ya.
ments!
THOMAS II. CRAWFORD.
JAMES FoR0.
JOSHUA FRY,
JOHN GILMORE.
WILLIAM RAMSEY,
JOHN SCOTT,
- SMITH
We rejoice that but EIGHT out OF Twry.
II SIN " the delegation from ,his state
could be found ia misrepres.n, ,he;r ..,',,,...
cots on this question, bu, We are mo,,i,;.'.i
when sc reflect thst THREE only out of hi.
eight might have saved the National hopor =
Wen might the patrio' now eKolsim in the
iAogusgo % Jesferson,--"i trep,hle for NV
county when reacc, that Co. is lost"
Ha'Ti.b~g s,seligsassr.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-06-10


VIRGINIA, to Witt Rules held in aus
Clsrks Office Of tae County Cs,at Of Be,kA--
ley, oa Monday. the TIA q Jtas, 1890.
James Shields, Plaintiff.
against
Henry Seibeft. George Noll. and John r.
Wright, Defendants, IN CI}.3.N'CE2Y
fESHE. defendants, Henry Seibsrt and
u John r. Wright 90. having enter.
ed thsir appearance. and gwen security aa-
cerding to the act of assembly and the rules
OF this court, asd il appearing to the sat
isiuctos OF the eouit, that the defendants
Henry Seibsrt and John Z. Wright are net
inhabitants of this commonwealth II Is or
a.rsd, that they do appear here on the "a
Monday IL August next, to answer the bin Of
the complainant, and that copy of this or
dcf he puhlisbsd in the Msrtinsbarg Gazette
for two months excessively, ard posted ae
the door Of the Court House of this County
A copy--Iesie.
JOHN STROTHER. C. ID. C.
June 10, 1880.
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Til, Augusta (Georgia) Courier, noticing
the rumor that Col. DRAYToE Of Charles
TN. ). C. is about 70 resign his seat IA Con-
gross, says: ,-,:
.eIAis is step greatly to be regretted IN
the present state Of exeItsment among the
nsluicians OF our sister Stats. We know
Col, Drayton's frmness. He gave sufficient
,,,Ianee sf il at the last session of C6ngrsss,
IN ,iroost alone resisting the proposition for
,hs Carolina Delegation 70 vasate their seats
and return home That State owes him im
mortal honors. We would sooner trust INN
in hi h responsible station than any cln1 zen
sle beasts. None doubt the sincerity oil h's
intennon, and the lrmHess and patriotic ten
dsncy Of his purpose. The loss Of such
man in our councils is public loss MAY
his presence at home moderate the vfslen
excitsment which threatens 10 disgrace III
- State. and give it such an inteiligan
aifec6on, that the Union and the Republ
may escape thedangers Ofanarchy and blood
sAgl!n
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-06-10

Mr.. farewell, opposed 10 the Governor
ard Judge, has obtained leave OF absence for
The remainder Of tbs session on necoupt of
family affection, and Gen. Marks is esu6nod
on account OF SIgknsss. Uader These cirsun.
stances, Jaekssa has rcnominatod .Noak. and
ne has agaia been ejeeted by the Senate. and
confirmed by John G. Calhoun'N
AMOS KENDALL, of Kentusky.--she
migrate, that, like the serpest, stung his be-
neiactor-that swore terribly, not in Flanders.
but before the Senate of Kentucky, was, da
ring the recess, rewarded with the office of
18th Auditor OF the Treasury, by Jaskson-
bnt hss been reJseisd by tts Senate, and con.
iirmed by John C. Caihounnlil.liM
The Senate that acted on the above nomi-
nailoss - composed OF 20 Jaeksonians and
- Eepaaieans. What a commentary ON
the reisniag Chief oil this reign of terror aud
pr0ssrPtione--IIa'yisbvrg hsleil;gsnesr.
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JUsf!' plJRi,IsHEU.

June 10, 1890.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-06-10

.NKSV SPRING 3. SUMNER sc0oue
Y 8 SdE subscribers respectfully infoTm -
81 irisnos and the public generally. -.
they have just received, and fssshed orr
ing, choice and general assortment az
sTete Spring 9sd Summer GOOD.
carefully seleyted III the City Of R.i,ir.
(tohioh tisy 5ctsee, at this tisr,, 10 !, n. re
saa,4.ei for ecey description Of Coed, isss
Fancy Grd SctbsiGaiiOS.) which they via 80
unusually cheap.
THEIR STOCK CONSISTS, IN rART
Super and medium Biue, Black and N.n--
Cloths;
Black PrinceNe, Brochelle & Circas,;,.
Real India Nankeeus and super Fnset
Drillings; 'A
Rousn and Angola CassimereS:
White ard Brown Irish Linens:
black Silk, R1srseiiles s Valencia Ve,,;.
Black Italian, FOulard & Verona Cr.rs.s
Super Flagg aid Bandaae Handkersb;ae5S
s:aek Italian and Nan1in Grapes:
Pongces and black Italian Lutestrinc.
Black Satin Levantine;
Plain and changeabie Gro de Naples
Gro de Indies, Cote Paly, super Fren,h
GiBgbass;
Bessl Stripe and Foulard Calicoes:
Gaaze, Grape, and Rerrage Handks.
Super Gauze Scarfs;
Linen Cambria Handkerchief:
White * black Bobbiaette Wells ,Gsuzc r;bb,..
Bsitings. Boomnette and Mecklin Ia
plain and figured Swiss Muslins, Ladies ,m'
broidered and plain white Cotton Hos. I.
dies {losiin Gloves and Nitts, super Wti,s
Cambrics and Jaconeites, Lcghorn, Nayan.
no and Straw Bonness, Umbrellas & Parasol..
AiSo. a general assortment of Shoes, Station
arr, Queen 's-Ware and Groceries,
JAS: * Nhi: n. RIDDDLE.
Martinsburg, April 10, 1880.
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Dett> sS1trtmn Gcnna.

FEOGMlRE & BOYD age receiving shs,,
FL l. supply of Spring and Summer Goods
which will be sold on accommodating terms
they therefore request all persens wishing to
purchase to call and examine their stock.
consisting of
Blue, Black, Olive Brown, s. mixed Cloths
Cassimeres, -& Cassinetts, Black Broehele
Black Pnncetta, Circassans s. Bomhazetts''
Black and ,coiored Bonlhazines, Nalisig'
and Canton Grapes,
Black Satin Levantne, and Sarsnet:
Black Italian jutString,
Fancy colored Grape de Lyons,
Ditto, do paln1arines ana Cote Paly.
White and colored Gro de Maps:
White, Pink, and Green Flosences.
GaGze Scaffs and Italian Grapes;
Fancy, SILK. Popiin, and Barrage IIandkf e;
cpittleheld and Ban.ianne do.
Linen CAM ric ard Berkeley do.
Fancy CraYats, Gotten Bandannoes:
'lnsh Linens and Lawns, Brown Irish Linens.
Bm'aps, lfehling burg's Russia Shecting.
diapers, Marsailes ,Ecsting, Cotson and six
Hose, Umbrellas and parasols; Thread S}ol,
nett, Laces and Edgings, Feather Fam,
Caiieoes new style) Ginghams, Ffeaca
Muslin, Ga new article.) Swiss, Ieno, Jsea
nett, Null and Cambria Muslins, Linen Cam
brio and imitation Muslin, i3onnet and coIor-
ed Camhrics, Ribbonds, assorted; Belting
Gloves, SuspaHders, Bra aes, Tapes, Large
shel Tuck and Side Combs, Buttons, Sc.
together with an extensive assortment of Do.
nestle Goods, Queens, Glass, and Stone
Ware, Wooden-Ware, Groceries, Hard,
Ware, Paints, Dye. Stufs, Brushes, Station
sry, SC.
hlartnsbarg, April S, 1880.