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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-26
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w Fever, and available remedy Jaundicc, Dysentcrv
| Heart Burn, etc.
From Or, t0,os II. Smtb, Northern Liberties Phaad
Dear SRI congratulate YOU your good fortune il
presenting TO the OF the victims of Fever and Aguc scl
blessing Tonic Mixture has most full, proved H.
Who appreciate lis usefulness and ere long " III be esteemed
of the most important discoveries of the arc Fcve,
and Ague has hitherto baiied the skill OF the most
OF Practitioners, and even they deem II ucsunptin IN
promise more than temporary aid. Your Tonic how.
ever seems to have and peculiar power to arrest the
d9r aud 10 revive and reesluhish the balance of harno.
ny and health hope You will perscsere To extend the in,
hence oil the medicine and that the public will estimate your
generosity. ours, respectfully,
r.,#o A. Il. SMITH, MD.
hffrae' Of a Letter from DR.. Sterens Bachs Co Pa
sri brought home with me during the autumn OF 1881
ihS hst quantity Of YOUR Mixture, which hea r highly ex
loeG as permanent cure Tor Fever and Ague a dlscase
"hIch at that period prevailed extensively in o com
ny NJ neghhors and patients had become so accnsf,,
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render them any SERVICE and they readily consented tn nn
uiG OF }onr medicine. believe that there Is nj nj. t,r
hundreds who would cordially testify To The beneG, H.
have received from its employment and ynnIJ rIai..
spread khowledSe OF IT'S peculiar virtues There ms hon
very e OF the Ague in the neighborhood since The
oh al the Tonic MiXture which mainly attribntr5 IN ,
- 'N'i"o u ''is n'dleihe' }. l. SIENE.S.
'"w""s Eyr-N atcr, for in1ammatons &c Of tho Ewes
40 u, Ampaipabic DcnIifricc. IA valuable urirIs
iof the Teeth and Gums e ''u''
"oW"nds Ammoniaicd Embrocn,;o, for on;n
n, 'n!tih Npfalns, &c. OF high standing. -
ho"and's Alternative Extrnct. a. - H.:
Jaundce, scurvy, Mercuriul diseosos ' "'se"'es'
ho""nd's Aiabaster Powder for heaut;f,,,o ord soc
tenns the compilations. " "s ""a SOL
iso""nds '"rmifu.e Worn, Destroycr n colo
W ~ Il ana popular remedy.
JpI' OF a sa'e'y Howell DAVIES Agent
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-26

VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks Office of BcJGI
Thousand eight hundred and thirty eight.
benjamin llaN kins, pIa;,,;o
against
John harklc, and Oliver H. F. AInrkle Ricb,,J II ulI
ana iona H. Maklc children of said John Anrkl md M,
ak'e adaiine Burton late Alkaline Marke Chares Mark,
ana 'oh Mafkle, children of Charles Markle Jr dec d.
Defendants.
IN CHANCFRy.
The defendants in this cause not ha, ing entered ,c an
ani gwen security according to the act of AsepI
'ne rules o tins Court and appearing bv sasctory
l''hce nai they are not inhabitants OF this commonwealth
~ ordered That the said defendants do appear here ON the
I9"h monday III December next and answer tho bu Of
"l ana that aeopy of Tins order be forthwith inserted
IA some newspaper published in the town of Ivncbh,,s
m Two months successfully and posted at the front door If
tue ,onH house OF this county. ~ "
Copy-rcste,
October % " u n -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-26
IMPORTANT NOTICE,

efsohs nSlns the le Medicines advised take uie
lS" hh ~ suicient quantities operate or three
tunes the bowel the course of the ne xt day. Also abe
e-spoonl OF the Bcrs hall an hour before eoch meal
fof NOSE OF delicate eniccblcd constitution, half tbs
quant, may be sufficient
he nhoYc Medicine for sale by d. X. LYMAN. Agt
Oct 10 wl9r
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JOHN w. sPEED--.sssor,.eu at Lar,

w ILL attend the Superior and Inferior Courts
OF the county Of Campbell and the Corpora
'on OF Lynchburg Any business entrusted 10 his
mah'gement' will receive prompt attention. lie
by, Esq.
Sept3 is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-26

VIRGINIA :-h,ules held in the Clerks Olhec of the
Circuit superior Count ol Inv and tbunccr, Tor the
county o Amherst Monday the ls day ol rocr 1898:
Maurice H. Garland, administrators with the will of
christopher lsbcili dec Il. Plaintiff,
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a ssa.Nfas 81.

IL nations. from he repossi ages, hass had aiLs tt
u Columbus only i0und out the way Aucfiea. Bef,
the OF great Spanish navigator people only
enabled 10 aaid. about le shoes. so viii, lie -
aleic nc 1t is bal sUrt years since first ,en,ur,I
upon an unknoN ocean, aud haze discovered precou
oileet va ia scaTch ol-HEAl.TH Vegetable aefr,nas
indeed known wen commenced my search bur te
~ Iel have mol only passed rum
tue detected invalid the hale. hearty and active nun nf In
-, but comparatively speaking, hive renewed M,
youth. thus, aIIa confidence my experience.
ndyise h fellow Does tie reader xnn mo
that the hEtil. FABLE LII T. MEDICINES suitable Il,
his on ct,el hufe file at my office 567 nroadwnv
hundreds Of letters Of the respectable czr
tsmq laI voluntarily offered ia testimony of t,
sftues OF \ GOOD VEGETABLE MEDICINE.
Persons who's, connections have been nearly ruined by H.
all iblen mineral preparations OF the day, Will bear e
witness the Life Medicines. and such only, the 1
permanent good health. JOHN MofFAT
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,oRERT 4. PENDE.EEGN,
attorney 0s EUsr.

"AVfNG located himself Amherst Court
II House. will attend the Superior aud Inferior
Courts Of the counties OF Amherst and Nelson. Any
business entrusted 10 h's management viii receive
prompt attention.
sept. -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-26

NEGiNlA Al rules held IN the Clers's Office Of the
Circuit SUI rriat Court OF Law aud Ghanccry, for the
comfy Of Campbell, the let day Of October, 1883:
Joel Msey aud Elizabeth \ his wifi formerly Elizabeth
4 tobbs John NJ. Mclean, Mary a. Mclean aud Snra l..
Mclean, the last three infants under the age Of
yenrs and who by John Mclean, then father nnd
inend Plaintiffs
against
john +. Cobbs Robert l.. Colbs, William McAlistcr
nnd Sarah his WIFE formerly Snra tuhbs Charles l. Cobs
William Cobbs, his right and OF Robert
tohhs, deceased Beverly r. Scott aud Samuel NJ Scott,
a the securities Of the sad William tobbs, John -.
Armistcad Nm. B Amstcnd, aud Samuel NJ Mclean, the
ast three eldrcuahd heirs of Mary l.. Mclean late Mary
l.. Amstcnd, aud formerly Mary l.. Cobbs. Defendants
Il CuANcERY.
The defendants John l.. Cohbs, Robert l.. Colbs and vii
l@n H. Armlstchd not having entered their appearance
aud given security according the Act of Assembly and the
rules Ut this aud appearing by satisfactory evidence
TINT they inhabitants OF this Comm nltlOn
the motion the plaintiffs by counsel ordered TINT they
do appear here the hIat day Of the er md
tho hill Of the plaintiffs, aud that acopy Of this order be in
serted ia newspaper published IN Lynehhure for
month"; sueeesscly aud posted the front door the
house OF tins county, some court day,
\ Copy--festc,
JOHN ID. ALEXANDER, CFk
October . WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-26

The defendants Sally Isbcl Elorcntnn Pendcton William
T. smith nnd Flla his wife, Jnncs Marsh Sally his Wife
Jac"h Holloway and Betsy his wife, DAVIS :. Woody and
Pmlhena hts w Andrew lsbel and Zachnrnh lsbo H. rot
hhfuB enigted Then appearance and given security
10 the net Of Assembly and the rules o ths cunt
appearing by sar factory csia. IN, are moi mimi
liants of t Comm auWru 1t is ordered that the sand de
lendnuis dn appear Itr the ht day OF Amil term
ana answer the M = zinc panli, aud that copy of tins
order he "tthvlh at''d IN epopcr printed in thu,
town 81 tn'hbu ie two months civ and post
ed al the from door OF the Courthouse ofths county.
Cups-lcAtr,
IsN
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IN CuANCERv.

The defendants, John Scott and David T. Scott not ha,
ing entered their appearance aud given srcutty accord.
ing To the net of Assembly and the rules of this court aud
appearing by satisfactory evidence, TINT they not in
hnltunts of this Common, cult On the tnotiun Of The o
m 10y counsel. soriced that they appear here On the
@ Hs n' me next tern and answer the bin Of the plaintiff
published ia the town of lynehhurg months success
Ne, ana posted at the front door OF the courthouse fhls
county, on some court day.
Copy-Teste,
IOlIN ID. ALENANnER ltl,l
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-26

| never can
Forget the JOYS TINT there knew,
Where pleasure ran
From fountains deep, and sacred dew
Baihed friendships tender flowers, warm and TIM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-26
DIR. BHANDRET1E'S
I1rey0ble snirersRE PILLS,
ESTABLISHED IN ENGLAND 1871.

- Science should contribute 10 he CamforL HtalM,
and Happiness u maHkind.'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-02-21

In this town, on Tuesday evening 18th inst John,
son Of Mr.. George Bowen, aged year Il 10 months.
On Thursday last, after few days illness Mrs
Katharine Drummond Bowen, wife of Mr. George
Bowen, and eldest daughter of Mr.. Edward w
Lawton, in the 25th year Of her age.
On Saturday afternoon, Nj. Stephen Deblois, Jr
aged 80 years-from wound inflicted on Friday
evening, by Samuel Tuel.
On Monday last, afieT a severe, painful and
protracted illness. Capt Gideon Rcketson aged
~ years.-Mr Ricketson was born in South Dart
mouth, Massachusetts, but passed many the lat,
years Of his life. in Mobile, Aabama.-He was a
very useful and highly respectable citizen. and al
though his residence in this town was short his
contuct was such as to acquire the friendship and
esteem of all who were made acquainted with him
The Nep- -Bedford md Mobile poysrs rM pleas,
insert the ADORE.
At Providence on Saturday 10Th inst. Mr.. AnSon
Dexter son Of the late Samuel Dexter, Of this town
in the 9th year Of bis age.
A seaman named John w. Willis, a native Of
Block Island, one Of the crew Of the brig Sea Bird
OF this port, from New Orleans to Charleston, on
the 29ih ult. lat % Ion. IS, fell from the foretop-
gallant yard overheard and was drovned
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-02-21

1t has become our painful duty to record
the commission Of crime, in this commu-
nifty, that has consigned fellow being to
a premature grave.
Stephen Deblois, Junr., died on Saturday
afternoon in consequence of wound inten-
tionaIIy inflicted with knife by Samuel
Tuel, on Friday evening last.
Tuel has been committed 10 take his tri-
al, next month, before the Supreme Court.
We refrain from giving any particulars
Of this lamen,able occurrence for fear That
they may excite prcjudiccs That may inter-
ierc with the administration Of justice.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-02-21
WARRANTED
Superior Water Proof Oil Bioekmg,
or Leather Prescrvativr,
Prepared and sold at the shoe-Store Of
w. u. READ,

1863, 7homes-Sfresf, Newport, X T.
TuVHIs Backing will be found upon trial TO sur;
II pass any other now 10 Use, for soiienpg aud
preserving all kinds Of leather, AID rendering the
same perfectly imperyious to water. A compost
ton 20 valuable has long been wanted. The sub
scriber, aner several years experimenting. feels
confident that be can now offer to the public an ar
iicle that will give universal satisfaction ny th,s
compc.iiion all kind. Of leather. however bard,
may in very fex inooenr by ito application. be
made perfectly plisble.
Eeb. 5.-fy
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-02-21

CoNGREss.-The crowded state of our
columns prevents our giving any details Of
the proceedings in Cong ess during the past
week. The Sub-Treasury bill has been de-
hated in the Senate, but no vote had been ,a-
ken upon it when the Senate adjourned on
Friday till Monday. Mr. Calhoun delivered
his views of the bill on Thursday, when the
the Senate chamber aud galleries were FILL
ed to overflowing, and even whig letter
writers say that the House was almost de-
serted to hear him.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-02-21
BRIGHTON MARKET. Monday, Fe

"NHkET. Monday, FEB. II.
(Reported for The Boston Daily Adv. and Patriot
Beef Caule unsold.
puces-Beef Csttle-A small advance was etTec-
ted; we quote ezra 2 25; Ist quality G IS 81
I'd do ~ a g 50; Sd do 75a575
oheep-We notice sales at 50, 2 IS. 90, 3 IS.
~ and few tosset Wethers at 80.
Svne-None at market
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-02-21
DISTRICT OF NEWPORT.
COLLECTORS OFFICE,
EehrIIarY lqfh lSlH.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- this office unti Thursday the 10Th Of March inst
for the supply of ratons to the petty officers and sea
men Of the United States Revenue Cutter flgiianl
for the term of year from the first day " Apfl
next The ration for the Cutter Service. - ihs
same that is allowed in the Naval Service. omiit,ng
he liquor, and consists of the articles enumerated in
the following table, to wits
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-02-21
PORT OF NEWPORT.

ARRIVED.
THURSDAY. Feb 18th.
sch'r Adams, NicherSon, from Providence for
Philadelphia
FRIDAY, Feb. I6.
scb'r Mary Carver, Baker from Providence for
New York.
SUNDAY Feb. 18th.
sch'r Rambler, Park from Prospect (Me) for
New York.
MONDAY. Feb. 18th.
Sloop Rienzi, Heath. from New York for Provi.
dence.-Brig Two Sisters, Anderson, from Mo
bile for New York.
TUESDAY, Feb 20th.
Sch'r Queen, Crowell, from Guayams (P. n J
for New York, in distress. ssis split &c. and 25
md. wolasses lost of deck. Capt. CroweIl re-
por,s the following vessels in port: Brigs Jeoni-
dss. staples. disc'g.; James Nc Cobb, Bachelor,
do. Washington, n. True, DO. Eliza, Lock wood,
de at Jabos Seh'r Helen Gray, Dyer do. Brig
Hasard Girts, do. Ship Emily, Gallagher, Just
from II. Cruz; Bark Panther, ofNew Haven unc.
Brig Clitus, Late Preniiss disc'g Schrs Nonpar.
ell, Jones, sailed for Msyagues 25ih; Azuls, from
New YORK disc'g
schr Eliza, Of New Bedford from Mobile for
Providence.
MAXINE MEMORANDA.
sloop Caroline, Barker for Savannah. sailed
from Charleston 9Th inst.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-02-21
M a rr { { b.

In this town on Monday 29th ult. by the Rev. Mr..
freeman, Mr. Thomas Howland, of New Bedford
10 Miss Esther Ann Austin, daughter of the late
Mr. Daniel Austin Of this town
Al New. London on Sunday evening llth inst.
Mr.. John II. Allen OF New Bedford, 70 Miss liar-
riet Webb. daughter Of Rev. Daniel Webb.
AT Mauapoiseei, Rochester, on Wednesday las,
Mr.. Peter G. Monroe Of Boston, 10 Miss Sarah
M. Willis, daughter Of Elijah Willis, Esq OF
Rochester
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-02-21

The roIions TO be Of good aud wholesome quality,
10 be approved by the Collectors and the different
articles comprising the rations, TO be delivered on
board the Cutter in good and sufficient casks and
vessels 10 be provided by the contractor, and the
contents thereof distinctly marked on each.
II is TO be understood that the contractor will be
bound TO furnish, upon reasonable notice, as often
as may be required by the Captain OF the Gutter,
with the approba'on Of the Collector, (not exceed.
ing, upon an average, one day in each week }
such fresh meat and fresh vegetables may he equiv
alent TO the corresponding parts Of the ration allow.
ed in the naval service.
WILLIAM LrrTLEFIELD.
Feb. 2l.-tM. 18th. Collector.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-02-21

BANK REPoRT.-We have received a
copy of an abstract from the returns of the
several Banks in this State, as made to the
Bank Commissioners, showing the cond,-
ion of each Bank at the close of business
hours on the Cd inst, wi,han order to pub
lsh il in our paper to-day, but in c"nse-
quence Of inability to prepare it in time,
we shall publish it on an extra sheet tomor-
row.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-02-21
SHERNyOOO'S
Electro Magnetic Rs medies
FOR CHRONIC DISEASES,

ron cv,uoNIC DysEAsES
or, ,-,..I.-- N ~, e.ns
g"' ""sS "ap',r"Spnsl n I"''"'"s ";. wv ''
y 'o'y"",
Tubercnar Consumption, WINE sweiilngs.
Dyspepsia, Scroiulous sore Eyes
Chronic Disease OF the Liver,
ol The Heart scaid neaa'
or The Spleen Kings Evil
Of'he kidnies, Lencorrh@a. OF femae
Ot The spine. ChiefoS's ( comrIaiats
monorrhaga ~
THESE are but different mod'tca''ons o the same
disease, arising from the same cause, o'sunea
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-02-21
NEWPORT.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY FL, 1888.
Mr.. wRIGnT's SPEECH.

we ask all our political opponents who
wish To " hear both sides and then deter
NINE" to read Mr.. virgins speech upon
the Sub Treasury bill, which we publish to-
day, to the exclusion of almost all other
matter. To our friends We give the same
advice--let them read and compare it with
Mr.. Webster's, on the same subject, and
Judge for themselves whether the strong.
est arguments are for or against the meas.
ure.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-02-21

BowERY THEATRE AGAIN DEsrRoyEp.-
The Boyery Theatre wns again, burnt to
the ground on Saturday night last. The
fire originated in the carpenters shop at
tached to the theatre, and was undoubtedly
the work of an incendary. The building
was fully insured. The actors lost their all
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-02-21

sIoop Caroline, Barker for Savannah. sailed
from Charleston 9Th inst.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-02

A liberal policy towards Internal Improvement.
has done for New York what nature refused her,
aad given her rank aud station which cannot
DO taken from her. She borrowed money to dig
her canals, asd build her rail roads. she became
poor, yea, she almost begged for the means to
carry cut her policy, and she now receives as a
recompease for her exertions, the tributes of her
twenty five confederates.
Will the lesson, impaired by the example of
New York, be lost upon the legislators Of vir-
GINA. Will they not, at once perceive, where
10 lies the true interests Of their constituents,
and the State' Much, it is true, was accom-
plshed at the last session, but the hitherto bur-
ried talent has been bat partially exhumed from
its Improbable concealment At the nexs ses.
sion we hope the business Of Internal Improve
ments will be entered into with determine alton
10 effect something that will prove of lasting
benef fit to the State, and assist in immediately
retrieving its waning prosperity.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-02
Public Sale.

VNlLL be sold at public auction, at the
w late residence ofTeter Myers Sen.
decd near Hedgesvilie Berkeley County
on Friday the 18th inst, all the personal
property Of the said decd consisting oil
three head Of Horses, six head Of Mich
Cows, and stock Cattle; Sheep and Hogs;
one Windmill, Jack Screw, and Grind
Stone, Household and Kitchen Furniture
consisting Of Beds Bedsleads and Bedding
Tables. Chairs, one eight day Clock, one
silver Watch, two ten plate Stoves, one
copper Kettle. and many other articles.
1erms.-Six months credit will be Civ.
en- on all sums Of S., and upwards, the
purchaser giving bond and approved Sc
curity under that sum cash on the day oil
sale. HENRY MYERS.
May 9 lS3S.-2w. .ddm'r.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-02
aaluabIe nauo for sale.

a IN Wednesday, the and day of May
~ 1855, (beiag court day. in pursu
ance Of a decretsl order Of the Circuit
Superior Court OF Law and Chancery OF
Berkeley County. in the case Of James
,. Magowen and others, plaintiffs Us 10.
seph Henderson. the Administrators and
Heirs Of Joseph Hagaman deed dts. and
deed OF trust bearing date the 18th day
OF September 1919, executed TO US to sc
cure to Johnston and Abraham Magowen,
for themselves and others. heirs of Jas.
Magowen decd. the purchase money of a
certain tract OF LAND therein mention
ed, we shall proceed 10 sell in front OF the
Court House IN Martinsburg. at public
auction 10 the highest bidder, all that part
of said tract of Land referred to in the
said deed and decree. assigned to and
known as Joseph Henderson's part con
tanning
2GJ Acres,
the greater par, first rate bottom Land,
situate on Back Greek. Berkeley County,
bounded on one side by said Creek. adjoi-
ming the lands of the heirs Of William
Wilson decd, on the terms prescribed
by the said decree, TO wit one third cash,
tue balance in wo.equal payments at one
and two years with interest from the day
Of sale. the defe rred payments TO be Sc
cured by trust deed on the land.
ALEX STEPHEN.
CHAS ID STEWART, A'ussess
March %, lSSS.-6w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-02
M A II II 7 = D.

On Thursday the 5,h ult by the Rev
Mr.. Douglass, Mr. GEORGE REYNOLDS
Jr. TO Miss. MARY A. HENsELL. daughter
Of Michael Hensel near Shepherdstown.
On the Iath nlt. by the Rev. MIR. Dou.
glas MIR. WAsHIEGTos HESsHAw, of thi,
county, 10 Miss MARY ELLEN DALsARs
daughter OF the late Mr.. Stephen DaIgarn
Of Jefferson county.
AT Ridgeview, on Tuesday the 9Th ult
Mr.. A, 2. CRITrEpEN. late Of West Poinl
Academy, to Miss CLARissA CHURCHILL,
daughter Of Rev. Alexander Jones, oil
Jefferson county.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-02
Agreat quantity of Cheap Bargains
MORE NEW GOODS!


WE have again the pleasure to an
w nounce to the public, that we have
received and opened new supply oil
|SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS
that we can sell exceedingly low.
We will not attempt TO give the guam.
Itity OF yards, &c. in our stock, but will
merely remark that we hazard nothing in
saying that we have as large and as hand
SONS a stock as any in the county, which
will be sold as cheap too, if not little
cheaper.
We have on band large stock OF
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, &C., to
which we invite the attention of the Gen
tlemen, as we can sell them very cheap.
We have beautiful selection of Calicoes,
Painted JMuslins, La,Uns, Chints and Fan
cy articles, also a large stock of Hosiery,
10 which we would respectfully invite the
attention Of the Ladies.
We suppose persons in search Of bar
gains, will not be guled by any thing
said on paper, therefore we invite them
10 call and see our goods on orr counter,
and if we don't sell them as cheap as they
can be bad this side of Baltimore, we will
not ask them to buy them.
VIM. LONG g. SON.
May Q, 1889.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-02
We ~. GOODS.

"1LS0N q DOLL have just recei.
w we'd and opened large and general
assortment of fresh
sPRIN0 & SUMMER GOODS.
10 which they would respectfully invite
the atten,ion Of dealers, as they are de-
ternIined TO cell on such terms ~ cannot
fail to please The stock consists in part
Of snperiioo Blue, Black. and Fancy cob
ered Cloths do do do. Csssftnefes.
London " eltipgs.
Marscillcs and Satin Vcs;ings,
Summer Cloths. Grape CamhIets.
Psnialoon Siufls. a general assortment,
French Painted Cambrics,
Muslins and Lawns;
do. English s. American Calicoes.
! Black, B,ue black e Fancy cold Silks,
taffeta. Gauxe, and Belt Ribbonds.
Plain aud Figured Swiss.
Book aud Null Muslihs.
Plaid & Striped Swiss. 81 Jsckonef do
Kid. silk and Cotton Gloves,
silk and Cotton Hosiery,
Brown French and Irish Linens.
Porter Sbeeiings, Osnaburg & Burlaps,
lri.h Linens. Diapers.
Fancy Hdkfs, and Shalls,
Muslin g. Bobbinett Edges g. Insertinss,
Pittsburg Cord, Bed Ticking,
Beaverton, Plaid Domestics. Checks.
DIeachcd and Brown Domesiics,
Shinings and Shcctings.
Rrowa DrilIings. susburgs, &c. &c.
Together NTH general assortment
of Groceries, Hard, Glass, and Queens
Ware.
April ia. 1888