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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-21

'thaa Blessing &c Prom leuot. 1g fhe Cleo q
which it has happened, in reconpense. per
haps FOR the rare virtues which distinguished
our forefathsrs, that in tins favored region,
and this alone upon the wide face Of the
earth, the individual is permitted Ia enjoy the
fruits his labor undjminished either by the
arbitrary viofeace or cxhorbitant legal eKac-
tons Of gove,nment; when we reflect on this
extraordinary combination Of circumstances,
We cannot hesitate to affirm that our situation
IS erniuently auspicious for the establishment
Of almost every branch Of industry We
should deem il libel on our countrymen. 70
suppose that they must painfully carry their
rich national product, 70 other countries, four
or five thousand milss distant, 10 order to have
them fashioned for use: and we are well sat
isfied, as we remarked before, that no acei-
dental causes OF want Of legislative protection
can much longer prevent ms irom supplying
ourselves with most OF the articles which we
now receive from Europe"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-21

5s 49, -f;5is ert-ieef az cvn-e---s2 -tT lie,
that he viii not much longer De tire oyy,sn %
Che uartv. He appears hinlseif Ia be some
what alarmed. end TO have considerably aba
ted OF that Independence, or rather iSaa!eU OIL
manner, which he bad lately assumed. lie
il decidedly unpopular among ali who kno"
sim.
The conversation between the President
and Mr.. Gerry, arose oct OF the refusal OF the
former To rs-apDoint Mr.. Gerry, as surveyor
OF the port Of Boston, which nor has now
given 10 General M'Neill OF the Army. 1t IS
said that Mr.. Gerry called on the President to
ascertain the cause of this refusal, which be
considered as breach Of promise, and III the
course of the interview, it Is SAID that the
President grew exceedingly warm and utter
ell expressions that induced gentleman who
was present, to interfere fer the purpose of
putting an end to the interview, which was
Ultimately effected by the withdrawal Of Mr..
Gerry himself, after he had, as he conceived,
perfected his own Justification.
The President bad his first evening ievee
on Thursday, and IL was pretty fully attended.
Mrs Donaldson, Of course, acted IS lady oil
the mansion, and performed the honois to the
satisfaction of those who chose TO &c reasOna-
biy satisfied On Friday evening" there was a
splendid bail and supper at Carrusi's rooms,
IN homer of the battle OF New Orleans. The
President and Vice President aad the mem
bers Of the Cabinet were present, and large
number Of strangers, inlermixed with very
small portion of orr citizens. MIR. ingham
gives large party on Thursday
The indications of a distinct personal as
| well as political feeling among the members
of the Cabinet grow stronger daily, and are
| too marked to escape observation. No ono
can meet them at p,iblic festivity, or pri-
yate party, without coming away satisfied OF
the truth Of the statements which have gone
abroad on that subject-to what lesults these
differences may lead, time alone is competent
to deyslope! Political .4rena.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-21

Massacre Of G!eacoe. Appin there
is public house called aTsa phort.na-
crois c.-To this house a ..ted coatn
came one day He was ushered into n
room where the landlord bsppend to
be taking dram with two or thcee jolly
aeigebonrs; and The fred ceat" being
man OF vars and travels, he highly
entertained them with stories. At length
one oil the inqaisitive Hishlanders ask
ed him what was the most revolving
sight he had ever seen in bic life. He
answered that he had seen a,any a re-
voting sight, but that something con-
nected with the massacre Of Glencoe
beat them all,-fhat there he saw SIX
teen men bound hand and foot, then
placed side by side on a bench, and
sixteen muskef balls fred through their
stout hearts"' Upon this, the landlord
took occasion to 60 out, and becknn
TO enc of his neighbours to follow. II
now understand" says he, 'that this
red ceat was about the murder of my
father. for he was one of these sixteen
men. am resolved TO run him through
with my dirk this instant" "a greed,
my brave Donaie," said his neighbour
but FIRST may we not allow him 10 en-.
terrain us with more, of his adventures:
They went in together; and sure
OF their prey, requested the red coat
to continue his narrative. about dawn,
"con,inued The red coat" I'VE were
under orders to gut Glencoe. Passing
q brook, we heard The scream nf child
a little up the hill. The captain, who,
rnde at our head, said to myself by an
o her, "Go, Duncan, run through that
child if il be male hu: il female,
spare it 7 climbed up, and found
a decent looking woman with blanket
about her, and forcing a corner OF il
into male infants mouth to prevent
IFS crying, and to evade discovery
My heart melted with pity. went
back. and though at the risk Of my life,
! toldtbe captain il was female child"
Upon this, the landlord exclsimsd.
Il was that infant in my mothers lap
often has she told the tale With tears
If gratitude: ! had little while ago rs.
solved to slay you; but now put off that
red coat, and Re as oae of my sons for
eVern Gaelic sT.u nal.
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From cur Co,sespondaat.
WAsHINGTON, j

WAsHINGToN, Jan. 6, 1880.
The fashionable world is all alive here All
the Secretaries have given their introductory
parties, and the President is to keep up the
old custom Of having da,cjag room every
alternate week. Many beauties from the
North and West are amongst us-bus of these
IN alters it is moi nay province to speak vail
add, however, on THIS head, that, msch to
the homer Of our fair countyYvomen; E'witn
all appliances and means to boot" vice can
not be sglng5ied into their presence, and
that they are Determined to G01n ii down
no matter in what stationIt makes its appear
ance.
Your particular friend DUFF is consiera
bly, down in the mouth. ] saw him to-day,
"sitting like Patience on monument, smil-
ing at Grief" The President having appoin-
ted Mr.. BALDWIN, Duf3' to the contrary not
withstandiRg, the latter worthy is loud in his
expression of dissatisfaction. 1t is almos. the
first time that his mandates have been disc
bcyed; and the reflection gals him exceed
ingly. am eredibiY informed tlaat thc Daft
Green stock in the jackson market has, with
in the last week, fallen twenty per cent.
flea CGx
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From the Claiborne (4Io) Herald.

.9nother .fou deed-On the night of the
27th November, Mr. William Foster, ir OF
this county, while sitting by his own fire side,
engaged IN social converse with his wife and
only child. was shot through the heart by
some dark assassin from without, of which he
instantly expired. The perpetrator is IN
known as yet; should he be discovered, we
think if ever there was a case which Loudly
caRed for The intesposition Of the strong arm
of the law, this is The one. The state of so
ciety must be a. eplorab,e one, where the CT
tizcns the innocent and peaceabe citizen, can
not enjoy that sacred protection, which a
mans own roof should afford him How long
shah this state of things be permitted to exist?
DO we live IN savage land: or has the fire.
quent occurrence Of homicide in the country.
biunted those fine feelings Of the human heart
which revolt at the idea Of the horrid crime
of murder, in such manner as for la,yiess
offenders against public Justice, 10 be suffer
ed 10 escape with impuniy2 Far be il FROM
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PHlLADELpH1A. Ian 1e

~ :. IfIHS "oFIs tt
Yesterday evening, the hall of the Franklin
institute was Filed with respectable body of
persons, pursuant to the cali for a public
meeting ia relation 10 the Southern Indians
Tie venerable Bishop White was unanimous.
~ elected TO the chair, and on taking it, made
some pertinent and impressive remarks con-
cernn5 ms own appearance and feelings on
the occasion. Mr. Roberts Naux and MIR Fl
): Williams were chosen Secretaries; and
Mr W NJ. Meredith stated the subj = { and
motives OF tle meeting. in an able and ami
mated speech: Mr.. Thomas NJ Petit, Pro-
lessor Hare. DIR. Parrish, Mr. Edward Bet
ue' MIR. Thomas Earle, the Rev DIR. Ely,
and Mr.. T. Bradford. r. delivered address
es. A Committee reported a memorial to
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- - ztz''SsSf 70 isTsli'H F,a>}ic o. ;s--S. ~
2 case ilfee'siis = fsr3stt7-e cliff 10 IT'S ear.
seqncncas, LIt tsis we tl.,ass a. case f,r
which there can lie 10 paiiistioa, and Hat
circumstance has cheated tbs abare remarks
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-21

Dr.. .as7eold .Nu.din has been chosen Sc
nator ofthe United States from the state OF
Delaware to fll the vacancy occaioned by
the resignation of Ma. McIane-
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-15
HARRIS'S
Balsamic Liquid Extract,

For the cure Of Colds, Consu,npiions, SC.
HIS preparation IS perfectly mild and
Il harmless, aud rarely fails to cure the
Dost obstinate cases Of colds, asiLmas,
hosrseuess, splitting Of blood. spi eonsupp-
tons. The proprietor has used il in . num-
Der OF cases within the last six months, " i;h-
out failing 10 produce, but in one instance,
the mos, sslutsry aud beneficial Effects
The following case " Ill show It's virtues: A
young man about the age Of twenty, V as at
tackled with violent cold, which threw him
INTO severe Pui'nonar, affection lie made
iuse OF various remedies with little or no ec-
feet His strength rapidly deelinsd-L.,
breotbiDg became difficult and laborious, al
tended with a short dry cough, and pain u,
his breast lie continued TO grow worse
and when bis friend, expected every mo
mcnt the meisn, holy scene would be closed,
he made use o: some Of this Balsamic pre-
paraticn. His cough noon becsme relieved
the pain left his breast. and in o short tim.
he was entirely restored 10 health Tho
dose OF this preparation is q tes-.podnlai
twice day. u ~ better to take IL in a vino
glass full Of slippery elm tea OF gum arabic
water.
sEFThe above Extract can be obtained
at the Cbarie,io~n Book and Apo,heoary
Store. JjNES BROIYk-
July 1850.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-15

WILL be sold. on Friday the 18th Of
w this month. (Deccember.) at the re-
sidence Of the late Joseph Bell, sr two
miles south OF Smitb6eld. Jefferson coun-
ty, Va. the remainder of the personal pro.
perry OF the deceased, consisting of
One young black man. "a good farm
hsnd)
Two cows-somc hogs,
Wheat, rye and corn,
An excellent eight day clock,
Beds and Bedding,
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
a credit Of twelve months will be given on
oil sums Of IS and upwards, the purchaser
giving mole and approved security I'm
der five dollars. cash will be required
Sale to commence early in the day, when
due attendance will be- given by
JOSEPH BELL,
Dec y. 1850 Executor
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-15
CLOTHS! CLOTHS /,

NWE have received Ne . part Of our Fail
w and Winter Supply Of Goods, SO piece,
Of broad CLOTHS, lin addition To our for
mer supply, } cu,bracing blue. black, green,
alive, fsney browns, steel aud silver saixt,
fawn drab, and jrab; all bought with care,
and NJ the most reduced prices. which cna-
nies us to please al who call and Ell anime
thrm-for example, we are selling n .ton,
and hsndsomc cloth NJ 81 SO cents, aud
stout drabs At 81 IS.
Also. IS pieces cf Cassineifs, among which
are fancy fashionable browns, Of ,ar,ou,
shades, lavender uixtur,s, steel MKT. and
blue We are running this article .T Of
from 3I3 cents upwsrds.
We have . handsome supply Of London
and Anrr.csn Ca>simercs, embracing blue.
black mkt. drsh, and fashionable browns.
We can NTH confidence invite all who sre
determined TO have bargains. TO cell a, The
weii-known corner, where they shsII be
served with new and cheap goods.
THOS. C.. LANE & CO.
Shcpherdstown o., Dee. 8.
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NEW FALL AND WINTER
400DSa

III Market Square, Hdrpers Ferry.
Y>HE subscribers respectfully inform, Tue il
u friends and the public, that they have JUS
returned from Baltimore, with large assort
ment OF SE-iSO.N:7BLE GOODS, consisting
IN part of
SuPerfne blue and black Cloths,
Medium do do.
SuPerhnc brown. olive, green, drab and s,ec
mixed do.
Blue, black and fancy coiored Cassimeres,
large supply OF CASSlNETTS,
Baizes. sirge. asnneis, bombazctts,
CALlCoES, (choice Taiierus,l
Stripe and plaid einrhams,
Mourning do.
Merino, circsssian, cBmiet, plaid,
SPOTTED flannel and circassian, table linen,
tRENCu LUSTRE, 4 beautiful article,
BomOazine, lush linen, dimity kenting,
Linen cam6ric, Jaconet and demi caIabric,
Swiss, null and hook muslin,
Bishop Laiei,, Swiss collars,
hibbsGds. BE Hing, orch and new style.)
-Herino Long Sha,ch,
iO-S and ga Prussisn do do.
Cashmere, cashmere and imitation do.
Gotten and Grape do.
MerIno, cashmere. borsge aud silk dress
handkerchiefs,
Grape, bandabDa aud hsy hsndkereh;efs.
Linen cambria and caIobric do
viewer, SILK, toItonet and swansdown yestiue
Genilemen's Stocks,
Gentiemen's hose and half do.
Ladies six, wOrsted aud cotton hose.
Neat assoriments of Ladies Ciores,
"ehtiemen's SIR, beaver, buckskin, kid.
wool aud hoskin' gloves,
\ large stock of DOMESTICS,
Bed ticking. Canton flannel, checks. Mail.
Bro"n and bIcaehed shsstings and sh,rt,ug,
spun Cotton sc &c
Hard'cGre. Queens aud Glass iTme. Tin Uay,
Ar extensive supply Of SHOES. Cheap
HATS,
Liquors. Groceries, &c.
Salt, Castings,
Family Medicines, SC.
All OF which have been selected. from IN
late arrivals, ~ith much csre and attention
We therefore invite our customers. or an,
Who may want bargains. 10 call II Msrk.,
square and ,hry shaii mol be disappointed.
JOSEPH J.. RUSSELLG co.
Oct. ~. 1880.
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ca There will bc-a transfer OF the q
boxe Slaves made by me 10 Mr.. Cameron
and Mr.. Gilbert. Immediately after the
18th inst. Therefore. il will be indispen.
SADLY necessary that every one Of them
should be al home by the 27th. Those
who have hired. will rccollect they are
obligated TO return them on the 25ih, with
their proper clothing. Some Of the slaves
have not, heretofore, come on until the
day OF hiring. lf they are informed that
IL Is necessary. think those who arc able
will be IN time. Those who are not able,
will have To he conveyed by the bireI. !,
will be expected that all who have hired,
viii he punc'ual IN paying UP their bond.
will attend the hiring for the purpose Of
recei.ing and settling op.
J. LAAlON, .7dni'tor.
Dec 3. 1880
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AEA1xMos, A6AOKEREL,
CkOUND Alum aud has Salt.
VI Tor ssie by a. KLYES.
Dee. .. 1880.


Y>HE undersigned. having positively de'er.
u mined on leaving Haypefs. Ferry. wishr,
to settle his business ~ speedily - possibl.
Therefore, all thosc indebted 90 him. eith~ =
by bond. note. nc book secount. will do well
to- call AID make so,,sble srrangemen, in
t"'e. Long Indulgence has been givcn-fur-
tier cannot aud - ~ not be granted.
lie has on hand, . large and general as
soriment OF SE.iSO.N.aBLE GOODS. toge-
ther With n general assortment of Croeer,ss.
/fardwayc. and Qncrusrare. &c. which ill
be sold for cash, and cash oniy.
lie wiii sell or rees. his STORE HOUSE
and DWELLING. Zoe the term u three v ears
Possession given on the ist Of April next,
ISAAC ~. GARTER.
Hsvpers-F Ferry, No Z. Cbespsid~, Z
October IL. 1860.
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LOOK HERE!

Rose BLikKETS at 81 SO a pair.
ME- have large supply Of Rose
w Blankets, lower than we have
ever had The pleasure OF Offering the article.
Those blankets were bought in the hot
month OF August last, at auction, thereby en-
abiing us To sell them ct such prices as mast
please all tcho see them Also, u large sunni,
al stripe. Duiile,. aud Point Blankets, which
shall be sold equsliy cheap, Persons want.
ing tho above articles. will End it greatly Ia
their interest. 10 call and see this large sup.
ply before they purchase elsewhere
T. Z. LANE & CO.
She pherdstown, Dec s.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-15
Charlestonn. October 6. 1890

Charlesfonn. October 6, 1850.
H>HE Stockholders of the Smith
II field, Charicstown and Harpers
Ferry Turnpike Company. are hereby no
he'd. that an insialment Of FIVE dollars pcs
share Of the stock Of said company (bc
ing the Sd mistakenly is required 10 be-
paid TO Humphrey Reyes. Esq the Urea
surcr of the company, on the LIST day Of
November next; aud further sun OF
1--we dollars per share. (being the 4th in
sialmenD in like manner on the first day
Of December next
BY order Of the Board Of Directors,
ANDREW HUNTER, Sec'u
Oct 6, 1880.
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NOTICE.
Nov. -. 1850.

A MEETING ut the Stockholders Of the
"A smi,hfciJ, Ci,asi<sso~a, and Harpets.
Ferry Turnpike TOAD CoGnpa having been
requested AZ Henry Hain,' tavern. in Charles
town, on this day. t26'h Nov. and . msjori.
~ of ss'd Stockholders not attending - wr,
the undersigned. do most earnestly request
that GENERAL MEETING Of said stock
hDiders viii take place at tn. tavern sfsr~.
'a'd. on the .frsf day Of fhe merit JEFFERSON
e0unfy CauS!, when aud where we will he
glad 10 sec the records and proceedings al
s~ Board ct D'rector-. Of said Company.
.nrsfhere Rons'n. Mann u Neison,
Gerard ID. Moore, e. K..rn,iar.
'tiLinm Moore, -. .xar.roIer.
.sG".uei Cameron, JPiham Comeren,
Lames ShRyies, sen. Robert Y .L.cE.
John Moyo, James V.y,o,g.
Tbs Tmterkrke, Samuel Ho.-eT
Benz n UeI.h, TyTHsap, q. Bu,p..
Ssm"ei Mono. .SamI W UGshinefon,
Henry Smith. George Jpashipe,on.
Camp Berkham. HIN 4, UasLtngfss,
G'"eon N Rupert. Richard VTht0nis,
Lf"a Fry. JPm Granshqm,
Ssbasfidn Eniy, James Graslhar,.
"."an run. Brarfen Datenporf.
Dec. 1. 1850
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HARDWARE s. CUTLERY

general assortment, together win n re.
neral supply Of groceries. say
Rio, ST Domingo and Java Coflees,
Orleans, Porto-Rico and Hsvanah Sugars.
Loaf and lump do.
Imperial, gunpo~dcr, old dyson, young Inv.
son, and h, son skin Teas,
Bes, l.. II Madeira Wines,
Sicily Madeira do. Lisbon and Malaga do.
Pure old Por, and Claret do
French Brandy and Holland Gin,
ktg and box Raisins,
Soft shell Almonds,
Craekers-sperm and fish Oil,
Sugar house and Orleans Molssses,
Sperm and tsllow Candles.
Aso,-a general assortment OF Medicines
Pants and Dye Stuns, and a multiplicity OF
articles too numerous To be comprehcn,lrd ia
an advertisement We therefore again invite
all Who may want any article in our way, TO
eo'ne and they will find our goods, rs above
stated, new and cheap.
THOMAS C. LANE & co.
Shephcrds'owu. Sept. %.
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NEW GOODS,

NEW GOODS,
selected from the late arrivals. consisting
in part Of
Super6ne blue. black. and fancy coloured
Cloths,
Supe,iine blue. grey. and mixed Cs.si.
mercs,
Cassiacts. baizcs. flannels. bombazcts.
Plaids checks, rins hams. cambria. jaconet,
Swiss. null. and book muslins.
A good assortment of very superior and
handsome fesiing.
a large assortment Of very cheap calicoes
French iustre. IA handsome articlc,)
Me rino circassisn, figured do.
Italian lustring, senshaws, florence silks,
Silk velvet; nankin, canton, aud Italian
Grape,
s 4. Q &. Io4. Il-i rose blankets.
5. 81. 1. and point do.
Linen cambria. Irish linen. dimity. dowias
Burlaps. and Russia shccting,
Large mcfino, long cashmere, imitation
aud cotton shawls,
Bsndsnna. Gag, and black silk handker.
chiefs-Niadrss, Nlalabar. and cotton
flsg do -3obbinrt. and bobbinet laccs
A neat assortment of fancy dress handker-
chicfs-Silk braid and gimps.
Piping and cotton cord-Dcd ticking,
Gauzc aud eros ds Nap ribbonds,
BeltiDgs. new style,-Gentlemep's beaver
hoskin. buckskin. and silk gloves.
Ladies castor, hoskin. kid. and silk DO.
Gentlrmen's hose, and hsif do
Ladies silk. cotton, and worsted hose,
6-4, 5-5, "a rs, anG 8 ! brown cotton,
4, "A, rs, and > 4 bieached do.
spun cotton from No. Itol1,
Hats, shoes, and boots,
Hardware. china. glass, tin, & quccnsvare
School books and stationery.
Family medicines and an extensive suppl,
OF groceries. liquors. &c.
All Of which they are determined TO sci
low They respectfully solicit a share o.
public patronage. J. NEER g. CO
C'"heat. rye, corn. wool, and o,h-l
country produce, taken in exchange 70,
goods, 1T market p.Ics. in eco
October IS, 1880.
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SToCkHoLDERS Of the smithfeld.
y Chsrlestown. and Harpe rs Ferry Turn.
pike Company, residing in Smi,h6eid and
ne'gbborhood. are Informed thst-Nir THaaAs
IIsBEsIAKE Is authorised tn receive the a,
mount OF their respective instalm-ni..
HUMPHREY KEYES, Treasurs.
Nov. IL. 1850.
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" AS committed To the Jail of Jefferson
W county, on the sih day of October.
1850, as runaway slave. negro man who
calls himself DAVE. Said negro say.
thai he belongs 10 the widow Dunlap. near
Staunion. Va. lie is OF dark complexion.
about - years OF age, 5 feet or = niche.
high. and mas lost the fore finger Of his RICH,
hand. The owner OF said slave is reuue ted
70 como forward. prove property, psy char.
ges. and take him away, Otherwise he " ali
be disposed Of as the Law directs
THOMAS GRIGCS, JAuoR.
Charies'own, Dec. ., 1880.
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STOVES! STOyEslt

NHE subscriber has on hand from 80 n
"A 30 Stoves, Of all kinds: Ten-plst. ~
~ sizes Franklin do; Cooking. &c. Tie
WI sell them low, either finished. or the
plates. unfinished Stove pipe bad II the
sh91iest hoiiee. sc. J. ~. CARTER
Harpers-Ferfy. Nov 10. 1880.
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The undersigned has on hand
10000 FEET seasoned pin.
LUMBER. in lengths OF 10. 10. "a. I6,
IS, aud 30 feet. and sizes Of l-2. 81. J.
Ia, IL, and 5 inches thick-Scant-
ling and Joists OF ~. Ia, and 10 feet AL
which will be sold low.
A. SHEERER.
FALLING Waters. Nov. 10, 1886
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nan nor.

1NHE subscriber has on hand. . largs
- quantity of Bar Iroo, which he WI!
sell at forge price. by the purchaser tak,ns.
from To- 500 lbs. Also. Steel Of all kinds,
Strap and Sheet iron-Mouldboards. &c.
4 n CARTER
Hnrpers Ferry. Nov. 10. 1880
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CASTINGS.

" j.. hnvc just received a large snpplv
OF Castings. consisting OF 10. II, and
:: gallon Kettles; Pots, |. y. 3, 4. SCI
and gallons; Dutch, ditto. with lid. +: 8
'izes OF Ovens and lids; Skinets, with and
without lids. assorted sizes. odd oven
hd'. various sizes; Griidies, assorted 81.
yes; Dog Irons. &c. sc.
I'll T.. LANE s. co
n. IL. We have on sale. superior Whit.
wheat and red wheat Family Flour.
Chonps'de. Shepberdstow n. Aug. o5
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WILL. oGer 70, hire, on Thursdsy The
90th Of December. ffaees or twenty
valuable Negroes, consisting Of men. NO.
men, boys. and girls. The hiring 10 take
place al Mr., Lewis Wysonss tavern. Bon
kers Hill.
JACOB GILBERT.
Dec. 9. 1880.