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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-04

splendid insiisatioas Of lhis psnPls have
emhsndled ihe hsgisrsi dreams d those
high spirils ara. in O4hef lines and -
other lands. hare lxmenled O. struggled
against expressions; they hare Eealized
he fine conceptions which speculative
mea hare imagined. which wise men have
planned. Or brave men Eslnlv perishsd IN
attempting 10 establish. lnhaenne in re-
claiming he lost dignity Of man, and N
spring The loliiesG feelings Of personal
Independence. nav be traced in every
rnndiunn Of onr citizens: bnt - all oh
jecls are most distinct hy insulation their
effects are peculiarly Obvious in The eoun'
Try.
The American Farmer Is the exelu-
slEe. absolute uncontrolled proprietor Of
the soil. His tenure 10 not from Govern
menl The Government derives is pow
er from him. There is aboEe him no.
thing but God and the laws; M heredisa,
~ authority usurping The distinctions Of
personal genius; m established church
spreading its dark shadow between him
and heaven. Ills frugal goserament ari-
gher desires nor dares 20 cypress the soll.
and the affairs are only supported By the
voluntary nlferings of sinrere piely. ills
pursuits. which no persrrslon can render
injurious Ia ans. are directed 70 the COM
mon benefit u alL In multiplying The
hounties Of prDraience IN The Improve
ment and establishment Of the soil. in
he care nj the inferior animals commit
tel to his rharge. he viii find IN ever.
VARYING aud interesting employment. dig
m6ed BY The union d simple and gene.
rous hospitality. Ills chararIer assumes
loflier interest BY ils influence over the
public hber'y.
/" In may not be fareload 10 what dan.
gers This country il destined, when its
swelling population. lis expanded tsrri
tory. Iss daily complieallng interests, shall
awake The latent passions 81 men. and re-.
veal The vulnerable points Of our insi,lu.
lions. But whenever these perils shall
come, is most siesdiast security. is most
firm reliance. will be on that column of
land Propriesors-lhe men III The soil and
Of the country.
These men. powerful like
their own forests. may vet inlerpnse he.
tween The factions Of The country. Ia heal.
10 defend. and 10 save"
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IMPORTANT TO LOVERS.

The author of The Dlctor," a re-.
cens work. thus diseourses upon the amo-
rous era Of . man's llle;-
"A man falls in love jus, . he falls
down stairs. II is an accideai--perhaps.
and very probably . misfortune: some.
thing which he neither intended nor fore
saw, nor apprehended. Blu, when he
runs in love. II is - when be runs in
debt. it is done knowingly and intention.
ally. and very often rashly and foolishly.
even if not ridlculonsly, miserably and
ruinausly. Many marriages are DC this
raining sort. and there may be reason 10
think that they are even less likely 10
LEAD so--I will not say happiness. bu,
very humble degree Of eonlentmenl. than
those which are PLAIN business Of bar.
gam and sale: for 10 these laller, Ger
tsin degree of prudence enters on both
sides. Bul there is . distinction 10 be
m de here: the man who 10 married Cor
mere worldly motives. without spark Of
affection on the woman's part. may me-
verheless get. in every worldly sense OF
the word. good wife: aud while women
Continue to he whsI. thank Heaven. they
ere. he is likely 10 do so; but when
woman is married for the sake of her for
tune, The case ~ altered. and the chances
arr FIVE hundred To one that she marries
q slllain or al best scoundrel. Falling
80 t.vn .aA rnnutn.x an Inpa ara hnsh "a
every body knows. common enough: and
We, ess 80 than what shall cali catching
love. Where The love Itself is lmprunetl.
thai is 10 say. where there Is .rme Just
prudential cause nr impsdlmeni ~hg The
swn nar,les should not b. joined together
in haly rnatrIm1ny. there ~ generally
sa'a" degree af culpabs Imprudsnce in
car mug u. beranse the danger j. always
g. h. spprehe"ded. and NAV IN mos, ca.
o.. 1e avoided. The rarrst. ard s,reiv
the bsppiest marriages. are brs3ren
thr*" who have gro,cn IN love. fake
III description Of surh love in its rise
and ,.rogress. We thousands and tens oi
thr"1ssntis who have what - ca.teu taste
fur ,,oetry. take 1t m the sweet words It
onr VI the sweetest and tenderesi OF Eng.
hsh poets:
A.! | remember well 10 d how can I
But evermore remember well) when first
o1t fam began. when scarce we knew VIVA,
was
The fame we felt; when as we "a, and sighed
Add looked upon each otaer, and conceived
N"t what We aIled-yel something ~e did all;
And ye, were we'll, and ye, we were not well,
And what was our disease we cpu'd not tell.
Then would we kiss, then sign, then look: and
thus
H. thai first garden Of our simpleness
We spent our childhood. But when years be.
To reap the fruit If knowledge, oh, how then
Would she With graver looks, with sweet stern
brow,
Greek nv presumptions and my forwardoess;
T., strIl would give me flowers, still would me
show
What she would have, We, not have me know.
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AGRICULTURAL HYMN.

AGRICULTURAL HYMN.
Great Cd n Easni 'rwas ~ hand
Thai krsi clad earth 10 been.
And shec spaa s.ailiag land
Natures fFss rieh perfume.
Fresh from ihy glance me aO~srs sprsng.
e. Kissed By the suns fret rays
While plain and hill sad valley rang
With life and joy and praise.
Cod ofths clss&ss Thy hand can eps Il
The foaaiaias sfthe sky.
And aa n sxpeetaus Thirsty crop
Pour de~a the rich supply.
The farmer, when the seed times Ger,
Joys in The mereies given;
Thinks on Thy promised hsryests store,
Add. smiling. looks 10 heaven.
G"d Of the sAsag TO thee alone
Ara due our thanks and praise
When haryess's grateful labOr's done,
On plenty glad We rsse.
Then shall our hearts oa Heaven rest.
Thy grace We I'LL adore.
And thank that God whose merciss hlssf
Our basket and our siare.
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MOTTO L..

ALL claims due TO the estate II JAMES
- CLANCY. decreased. silhout dissInsilon,
which are aapald IN the 18th A"ysm. er ns n.
sal b. put in sais. This soaIse Is aeSssssFs
10 enable The administrator 1" settle the skssls
in the time prsssThyd BY lsw. The noies Ant
accounts due 10 the estate xili be- irit WITT
MIrELE 4 NORWOOD ull she 18th II No
Yember, ~ whsna paYae mas be made.
J. W. NORWOOD. .7dni'r.
September IL. So Gu
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STATE OF NoRrH.CAROLINA,
Orange County.

In Equisy-SeP,ember Term. 1889.
IN pursuance Of q decree VI the Z, urt OF
Equ'iy, made ~ september term, lsss !
shall proceed Ia sill, before the Couh ti"ass
dur in the town II liIllsbaroagh, on the iouGih
Monday IN November nrxi. on . credit u ohc
ant ~" years. tie LANDS beloaelne 10 the
heirs n law of te ate Thomas Bllho.
Bond AMI s. fsss w. h. n CURED.
JAMES WEBB. C. g. H.
i October I3 4O-lm
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Orange County.

III LqHItJ - FtHUS5 1S''us R"oO'
~ pursuaaer u decree o. the out a
Equity made Il sspasmhes ten 1856 I
shall proceed To- cell. IL the highest bliidsi, .
credit VI one and iwo years before The Court
.iouse door . the town Of failis,orough on
the fourth aonday 10 November nexi, al me
|. SDs helongipg 10 the heirs 9th. lac Thos
Ba,sow deceased Bend ard security will be
required.
JAMES WEBB, C, & NJ
October Is 40-4w
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TOWN ORDINANCE.
NEx%%
HILLsBOR OU q II, N. C.
PUBLISHED wEEgLrs
nv DENNIS HEARTT.

AT THREE puLLARs a TEAs, ca TWO DOLLARS
fiFTY CENTS ~ PAID IN AIvAseE.
Those who do not give notice Of their wish
to have their paper discontinued Of The expirs.
ton Ut the year, will be presumed a. desiring
its continuance until countermanded - And no
paper will be discontinued until oil arresrsges
are paid. unless al the option Of the published
Fctsons procuring six subscribers, shall re-
celye the seventh gratis.
Advertisements not exceeding sixteen iiafs
viii be inserted three times Cor one dollar, AID
twenty-five cen,s for each continuance.
Subscriptions received by the printer, ant
most Of the post nssters ia the state.
All letters upon business relative 70 she 60
per must DO post psid.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Orange County.

In Eqully-September Term, 1880.
n Pursuance oil cree u the Cont of
Equity made ~ September term, 1856 /
saalI prncsed TO sell. ne,ore the Court House
do u IN the town of iiiIsborongh. IN the fourth
VI la, IN November mkt IN . credit 81 OIL,
and two years the LANDS Of Jacob CARR
son VIZ
One tract of so acres on Stony Creek.
One tract nf Ia acres. and one tract Of
90 acres on Laughton's Creek.
One tract Of 100 acres on Jordan's
Creek.
JAMES WEBB, C. T. W.
September o. 30-6w
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FALL .I.rD WINTER
GOODS.

~ ~ ~ 49,
9SloIO - 191a : co.
9fAk u sAr plsasare a ls.aa aaaE aaeaf iEaends
- and ths pablsc sraersily. thas ases hare
list received Ard nos sfrs lar sale. ~ The I'D
stand o. Nichsls & -.
A VERY LARGE AND GENERAL
ASSORTMENT or
Fail and Hsinfer Goods.
Their GsoAs ssxs b~r. ssleeaed wIsa great
care in the NeM fark sd PsliaassPsaa mat
krGs. and bought sntiErls with cash, they thFE.-
foFe fsri conf leat in SAYING. they ssa I'D sill
ell - eood bsrgsias - aay other house m The
place.
Cal and exaniae mr. goods. and decide Tor
yourselves; II yea Ike :hem and our Prsess.
NC slli ahsnk Jon far yoaE custom
nF= Goods Will he gsTsn ~ sxehaags Tor
very description II cssatTs Aaas Csssh.
D y Loag = Co ssaid Especially teades
tRsir tlanks - IN public for ihs very liberal
patronage thss have hereinfsre sreeisaas ar
hope. By elosr attention o. ahslF business sud
moderate puces stlli Go merit aud TerelEv .
respectable portion VI their custom.
0elnheF Is 80
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LAND FOR SALE.


a FINE TONED PI.No FORTE, in good
preservation. For terms impure al this
offica.
Augss. ss. ss-~
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EQUITY SAL ES.
STATE OF NORrH.cAR0LINA.
Or.m-e County.

Ia Eqnity-Sepsember Term. 1896.
ISspersuaaee Of decree Of The Court u
Equity, made at SeplrmbeF tsrm, 1855, l
stall pFoeeei TO sci, b.iuFe the Court House
door II the town u HIllsboIough. on che teur.h
Monday 10 November next. on . credit Of RlBe
moashs, the
NEGROES
belonging 10 ihs state II Morgan HsH, de-
ceased. lone = Shoe AisAeT.a
Bond aud security ait b. = quIged.
JAMES WEBB, {. T. H.
October -. 40-4a
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Remaining in the Post Office al Hlisb0-
roagA, % lac al lay Of Octessr. 1885. 1hish q
Rsttaksa out in tire mensLs Ein BE- ssHI 10 ihf
Gsarai POSI- Ogiss - dssd letters
4 William n. Jones
Nicholas Albright Mary Jones
Jane Adams X
Jane ArmslfEhg john Kelly
siiss VI. + Ashe Sslansl kirkland
Is William k.rki.rd
James $. B"ald,n AhsaiUm keantay
James III. BoH man \.
""nsaa ~ s 1ia'on Col ". L Long
" ". " poe" Barney Laslsy
Lewis Bead 2
Thomas burton VI
G. James MEhsue. esq.
Thomas culberhouss sy s ""sa a.
J0nn taTutasrs W "s""
r Gsna :a esss" Jsmrs A, neN,,n
jam, rol. Wiley Noes
anthoay Coal N
Sidney Carroll Ma,y Nsson
Alfred Chatnblee u
Cumslls CaK
iIgh Cory 80 80"
Casies Campbell So, ,
Clesk VI the superior
Court
Jane Car,ers Mas Ana Ray
n JOHN Red,Hg
William Duskta DAVID aosen
fnomas DcseresK James "s"sy
T.
laha rl,a William sykes
4 Mrs. George Smith
:. C. e. smith
49,. ~. 1870 John Sirayhorn
John L Foreman ) !. o. se.,lsv
- 80 -. -. !. s1s"ah Samuel kcarlett
rn'asP fv Nancy steel
Rssd u stanly
william Gaius She II &c orange >
Leonard aaitis Col. John Stuekard2
Pumphret Gooch Il
Green b Gilbert Lab, r.v,o, ~
Simeon .snnn 2 rt,,,hs,i Tl,rn.on i
'onn oheS Richard Thompson
III Villain Thompson Q
Joseph D, hughes James r. Ttuy
James L naughton Sullivan Tuah
RUFUS 4 HARRISON W
ho.nas o. hiii Cesar Nhnfed
Joseph :tsrtshorn ur,sm NJ.
sv"N n"' "ihs EH2ahetk Noods
L"u's mouse Nm h. n silis
Lucy Wilson 2
Elizabeth N Joaes Alfred y. Waugh s
81 Cad. Jones George Walker
Charles Johnston James Watson.
EFs Those calling for adveriised letters will
please say they are advertised.
Post Office removed to one dnor east of the
store Of Messrs. o. =. Long 4 Co.
TH0S. CLANCY, p. m.
October /. So
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II Traef Of Land

living nostn VI Hnlsaorouga. ~ IN road near
where I'm -. sea, istels lived and
died Bone an 49, 10y wiii - i quiree
JAMES WEBB. e. 4 M
Oetoh-si3 10 ~
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Remaining in the Post Office al Hlisbo-
roasA, % lac ln asy0f 0c,essr. 1885. ashish y
act isksa cut in Tire mentIs rin De- ssHI 10 thf
Gsarai Pest Ogles - assd lsitsrs.
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AN APPRENTICE WANTED.

4 BOY. fourteen or sixteen years of
- age, IuteIl,pen, and industrious will be
token as an sprre ticc IN The Printing B"si-
ness. = application DO made soon.
spue I6. eS-
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xR caygourqnnx

AT IIARPER'S FERRY, Va.
FEyHE subscribers wish 10 inform the
II public generally that their Iron Foun.
dry. on the island Of tiarper's Ferry, viii
be IN operation the Goth of this month, and
will cast Machinery Of every description
such as
Machine Castings, Mil Gearing,
Ind Braadins Irons.
They wiH also keep on hand Mouldboards
Of he Cormicl's patterns. from No. 6, to
No. IL, sieM and left handed. also
Louaom M0utdbodrds right 8. left
They hare also on hand, Wagon Borcs
fGA sizes, and n,dirons Of oarious pat
terms.
They have and win keep constantly a
first rate Pattern Maker. 80 that they
will be able TO make patterns. of every
description, AZ the shortest notice. All
orders thankfully received and promptly
attended 10.
HUGH GlLLEECE s. Co
November 10, lS35-tf
N d Old Iron taken in exchange for
any OF the above named Castings.
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EEJNEw FALKLAND WINTER
GOODS.
DODn gG. 20nU 81 GO,


EEAVE The pleasure OF informing the
BE old friends and customers Of Hog
mire and Boyd. that they are just receiv.
ing their supply Of new FALL s. WINTER
GooDs, compfising a very general assert
ment Of English, French, German, Ital-
ian and American Dry Goods, Hardware
&c many Of which are entirely new and
pretty. They respectfully invite al per
sons wanting Cheap Goods 10 call, assn
ring them that they shall be furnished on
the most pleasing terms. Their stock
consists Of
90 French and English mcrinos, (all
coIors.j
81 English merinos, circassians and
moreeBs,
s black French b~ombazine, blk bonn
bazett,
Long and square, black and red merino
shawls,
a a and 5 A merino s. Thibet wool do.
Thibei, mefino, & fancy gauze Hdkfs.
Black Italian crayats and silk ditto,
B~andanna, pongee & flag do.
Berkeley and Madras ditto,
Linen cambria and lawn ditto.
81 & Cd black Italian Lustring,
Black Gro de Swiss s. Matiioni do.
Sd cold lustring. and Poult de Sole,
Pink green and white Florence, Cd blk
mode,
a A and 6 a black Italian craze.
Green & white Italian Grape, hat Grape,
Black silk plush, ribbons s. betting,
Black and green blond gauze wells,
Do & do common do do,
Black and white picnic gloves,
Long and short white kid do,
Ladies super kid and beaver do,
Gentlem's buckskin beaver & berlin do.
Gent. white and black kid do,
Black and cold woreted hose & ! hose,
Ditto do cotton, ribb'd & plain,
Do and white silk ditto,
White & cold merino hose s half hose
Super and com. blue, black, and brown
Cloths;
Ditto do olive and Adelaide DO,
Heavy mix'd cloth for overcoats,
P~etersham, Jerseys aud cassine,,s,
Supr black. brown and fawn cashmere
Goats hair canblets,
Valencia and swansdown vesting.
Black and fancy cold silk yestipg,
White Marsaiiles and Sateen.
Book, Swiss AMI Jscconet muslins,
Bard jacconet and cambria ditto,
Bishops lawn and null do,
Jacconet cdgings and insertings super,
Bobbinet do do & footings,
Thread laces, edgings and inseftipgs,
6 4 and 8 4 bobbinet and GTeeianctt,
Canhric and Furniture dinity.
Emb'd furniture do "a new ~artieie.)
New style Calieoes,
French ditto, Oil e%olors,
Toweling and Table diapers,
Cord table covers, &c. SC.
September "a,
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IN
! I

For The cure Of Colds. .8sthmas, Whooping
Cough, Splitting Of Blood and Con-
SYMPTOMS.
ICELAND MOSS grows plentifuNy in
L the Island of Iceland. from whence it
takes lis name, and in all the high north
ern attitudes OF Europe and Asia, where
lis Medicinal qualities have been long
known, and highly appreciated. This
plant contains a larger proportion Of We
gotable Mucilage than any other known
distance, and in combination with it is
a bitter principle which acts most henaf
.cial'y in giving strength in cases Of great
weakness and debility ofthe lungs. Tie
knowledge OF many Of our most yaluab'e
medicines, for the cure Of diseases. have
been obtained from observing their effect
on brute animals $50 in the ease Of this
most Invaluable Moss. lis virtues were
rst discovered by their effects on the bar.
Idy, long lived, and sagaeinns Rein Deer,
who derives rs principal n0urishmentft from
the Iceland Moss. 4 whose milk becomes
so highly imbued with lis Balsamic virtues
that ii is used with The greatest confidence
as II sovereign remedy BY the inhabitants
ol all tnose ConntTltss .GF the cure oil all
diseases of the breast &lungs Ia France
his compound bias long been known, and
extensively used: and to It's salulary pf
.facts, as much as TO the saluhgiy Of lie
climate, Is probably owing tee very small
number Of fatal cases Of Consumption IN
that county, compared with Great Bri
tain and tho United States, Vhis Syrup
contains al the medicipai virtues Of tic
asoss in the most concentrated form, and
is prepared from the original receipt from
Haris, only by
E. HGPCHINS 8 Co. Baltimore.
Ard none is genuine unless il has their
smile upon each bill ofdiEeclion - $50
upon the envelope, e. and sealed with.
seal. a supply constantly for sale
by II. MoSiERRY, Agent,
October Is, 1885 GIN
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100 ror-AEs

v &AE A&H " @GAaAS H
EBROKE lAlL on the night of the 9th
LID instant, ISAAC ANDERSON, and
L4.uES III SPRiGG. anderson is be
tween 90 and 81 years Of age, about 5 fec.
Z inches high, has light hairs very heavy
eye brows, and rather a simple look his
clothing was a brown homemade cloth
coat, and pantaioons of the same a black
fur hat. nearly new; light colored summer
vest. and coarse shoes. He was convicted
of Grand Larceny.
Sprigg, is about 8 feet high, between
25 and so years Of age, has dark bair, with
whiskers nearly meeting at the chin, and
of a sandy colour ; his clothing was a fue
blue broad cloth coat. and light pan,aloons
his other clothing not recoIlected. He
is a taller. BY trade. He was committed
to the Jail OF Berkeley county, charged
with Bigaay.
A reward OF Fifty Dollars. each. will be
given for appreheudiug said Felons. and
delivering item 10 the Jailor Of Berkeley
County. JOHN BOYER, Jaiior.
Maitlnshurg, Dee. 10. IS35.-tf
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GAZETTE.
TERMs-

NN-EN.FNNs
Two DOLLARS, payable in advance; or, Tive
DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTs, within the year
and II Payment be deferredtothccnd ofthe wear,
DOLLARS viii invariably be demanded.
Nopaper WILDE discontinued until all agrsara.
ses are paid, except attheoption Of the Editor.
advertisements ofone square or less inserted
hree times for enc dollar, and Ter each subse.
qGent ms eftiontwenty-iiye cents; longer ones in
proportion. ChaEcegy orders Of The usuallcngth
inserted and posted aecordingto law, al five dol
lars each Advertising customers viii please to
mark on the manuscript, how many insertions are
required. limo such direction is given, the I'D.
V%ertisement will be continue until forbid.
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gnw EAzL & wZN=ER
hoods.

W. ~ - HtH4
ROBERT B. RUST s. Co.
T8EG leave to inform the citizens Of
Ii M~artinsberg and vicinity, and The
public generally, that Trey are now recei
wing and opening a general s beautiful
assortment Of
British, French, German, Italian, and
american dry goods seited for The
present and approaching seasons,-
with a large Stock Of Queens, Glass;
Hard and Wooden Wares: also d
urge supply Of fresh Groceries
old and choice. Vines md Liquors,
and invite al who arc DESTROYS Of purcha-
sing very handsome substantial and Cheap
goods 10 call and examine their stock pre-
vious to purchasing, as they flatter them
selves they can please oil in quality and
prices; at all events, they are determined
TO eDdeayour to do 50.
October /, 1885.
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February 10, 1851
CABINET MAKING.


FaEtiE undersigned respectfully informs
e the citizens OF Mariinsburg. and the
county generally, that be still continues to
carry on The above business at his shop
situated at the west end Of King street,
where be is prepared to manufacture to
order. at the shortest notice, every arti-
Gle belonging to his branch of business.
in a neat and fashionable style, oil good
materials. and IVY good workmen. at mo-
derate prices. lie is also prepared to
furnish a
aLll AND Cc--IMa
at the shortest notice to the citizens o
The Town, and to those 10 the country.
~ho viii convey them. Persons 10 want
OF furniture aill do well to call and ex-
anime for themselves. He ~solicits from
a generous public. a share of patronage.
SOLOMON HEDGES.
April Ia, 1885 IT
N. b. All kinds of country produce.
poplar scantling, walnut, cherry ard pine
plank, will be taken in exchange for ar
tleles manufactured al his shop.
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n y " 3 Z l. < ~ AN uNe
& IS.

NEW a X * W1MIu1e
GOODS
subscriber has jus, received ?
3 handsome assortment Of desirable
New Goods, which he now offers 10 his
customers and The public generally. on
the best terms possible; among which are
the following articles.
SuperfHe Bhue and Black Cloths.
Barguady and Bottle green, BrQcn q.
OliUe, Mired and Dra5 do, 7ow pri-
ced cloth variouS %colorS, rib6cd and
plain cGSSimeres, superior article, ST.
Perfne and common cassinet, figured
and plain Cashmere d Valencia Yes
tings, black and colored Sill Yeluet,
Black Cut do, French Merinos ,3.4
and GA English carioHs c0lors, rich
figured silks, plain Gro de Naples,
Black italian LastriRg, superior quail.
'ty, Gro de S'eiss, fae 6lack Bom5q-
zine. Slack and colored Bombazets,
Scarlet and Saperfae white flannel 5.4
cide, also Rogers whitc patent flannel
warranted not TO shrink, London and
French Chtnt2, Black and While cal
icocs, Fancy do. az c~ozors, Fancy
Hdkts., Scarlet and black Shawls and
Handkfs, Green and white Blond,
Gdaze cells, Black worated and DO.
hair hose, black and white Cotton do,
Corded skirts a superior article, Can,
6ric S' JaccoRet Mpszns, Linen Cam.
bric, Baadanaa, Spitafed, &. Pom.
gee Pocket Handhcrckiefs, ladies
best hoskin + hid g2oves, Mems 5ack.
SKIN and tine Bearer DO.
Domestic goods of every description,
with a general assortment Of Groceries OF
every description. The subscriber res
pectfully s%olicits his customers to call and
his stock. as he is determined to
on the very lowest terms.
THOMAS e. SMITH.
October 8, 1885.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-01-07

EBOOTS, SHOES. CAPS, &c.-Calf.
ED skin, Kip, and Coarse Boots ; do. do.
Shoes Waterproof Moleskin and Lasting
Shoes Ladies' and Gen,lemen's Gum, do
Ladies Cater Boots; Lasting, Kid, Seal
and Leather Shoes /; Boys Monroe's and
Brcgans; Misses and Childrep's Lasting.
Leather, and Morocco Shoes. Men and
Boys Eur and Seal Caps. gg-Call at
WILSON & ANDERSON'S
December 10.