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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-12

BALTIMORE MARKET.
From the Patrfof af Sen.euber

FLoUR.--Ho,card street Flo,u-In the early
part OF the week sales from Stores were made
at SI,l2A and Sf,25, bat since then the price
has become uniform a, S7,25. The market is
firm to day al 81 IS. with sales, and some hol.
ders ask S7,37a. The Wagon price is now uni
form at 81. City Mills Flour Sales through
cut the week at $7,25 for standard YESTERDAY
evening a sale made at S7,25, and one al
51,3IA. To-day holders very generally ask
$50.
NHEAT.-This morning sale of prime red
Virginia was made at Sl,53 We quote the
range of fair to prime reds to-day at 6 40 70
s ,53, Yesterday cargo of Md. white wheat
"a three parcels was sold at 2 So, s 60, and
5 DO, aad TO day another parcel Of very prime
white Md. was also sold at 8 90 We quote
the range for white wheat at s so to 8 | o.
The market for all descriptions is firm 10 day al
our quoted rates. This afternoon two cargoes al
prime Virginia red were sold at S 81 per bush.
ell
CoRN.--in the early part OF the week sales Of
white Corn were made at SO and So cts , and Of
yellow at s. cts. Subsequently there has been
little improvement, and sales up to Yesterday
inclusive were made at SIS and SO cts. for white,
and at s. and 80 cts. for yellow. To day the
market is dull at the rates just named.
kYE--We quote in quality al so and SIS
cts
OArs.-Sales as in quality at 35 and 80 cts
w HisKEY.-Sales of hhds. al 40 and Al cts .
and Of bbls al ~ and 80 cts. Some dealers as K
a cts. The Wagon price Of bbls. is 81 cts ex-
elusive of the barrel.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-12
" elC Fail Goods,

a ROBINSON. s. Co. are now re-
IA ceiving a very large and general
stock Of Fancy S Staple Dry Goods. which
they would invite their Customers and
the public generally, 10 call and ex
anime.
sent 5, 1888.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-12
Farsss for Sale.

'nE subscribers offer Tor sale their
Tract Of Land. situated about four
miles north ives, OF Martinsbusg. Berkeley
County, containing about
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-12
Caution.

a LII persons are cautioned against
IA purchasing note given BY me TO
Robert Burns. for SIl0. as am determi
ned not TO paw but one half Of said note
unless compelled TO DO so by law.
JOSEPH GORRELL.
September 10, ls33.-3w.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-12

On Thursday morning last, at Prospect
Hill. near Gsrardsiown Mrs. MARY VII
son, aged about so years.
At Tuscumbia Alabama, on the 9Th
INST. Mr.. JOHN MILLER. formerly OF
shepherdstown, aged So years.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-12
Dau s. Sglnter GOODS

ever exhibited IN this county, to which
We respectfully invite the attention OF pur.
chasers. Our stock consists Of every "a.
rlety oil Goods necessary for the want. Of
the country, and we hope purchasers will
eau and examine them as we are deter.
mined To sell them lower than they have
ever been sold IN this county. For IN
stance. Cd Cloths at 50, Cd Merinos
al 90 cents. ID bieachsd MusIins at las
cents. good Sd CsIicoes al 10 cent.
Linen H'Jk'fs % cents, good KID G,ovss
ios cents. and other goods in prop, r,ion
- Cal oad see us If you scant Chcap
Goods WA lone :, So%
September IL.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-12
A Teacher Wanted.

vu,HE situation of Teacher in the Mar
L tinsburg Academy will be vacant af
ter the close of this session, which ends
about the 25th Of September next.
Applications for the school can be made
to the Rev. PEYros HARRISON, Martins
burg, Berkeley county. Virginia or 10 the
subscriber. ID. II. CONRAD.
one Of the Trustees
August Is. ls38.-f
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-12
NJ A z r I z D,

On the Cd inst. by the Rev Mr.. Deems
The Rev. WILLIAM MUsRoE. of Ohio
formerly OF this county. to Miss MARY L.
WELSH, of this county.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-12
Cloths a Cassin,eres.

& NALL. and see our stock Of CLOTHS
" C4SSLnERES aud CASSLNETS
IL you want TO see something splendid and
cheap WIN, LONG s. SON.
September IL,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-12
Salt! S0Hi

1AOn Bushels Ground Alum SALT
lOOO and sixty sacks Fine Salt on
hand and for sale. at the Opeqnon Mills,
by SrARBUCK & FORMAN.
September IL. 1888.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-12

nNE Thousand Bushels OF SALT,
W Just received. by the undersigned
and for sale in sacks, or from the boat, at
bis ware house.
CHARLES DOWNS.
Sept. $, 1888.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-12

% % % I'D s
which be Is able and will sell at sneh
prices as cannot fail TO please, and feels
conhdent that persons wanting good bar.
gains will not oe disappoi nted when they
call on him. THOMAS C. SMITH
September IL, 1888.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-12
n @ T | C. E.

9T-The Rev THOMAS LOCKE will preach
at the Court House on Sunday morning
next, the 10th inst, at the usual hour,
and the Rev. MIR. MORRISON in the eve
hing at 4 o'clock
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-12
NE W FALL GOODS

& 'hr. undersigned takes pleasure in
informing his friends. customers. and
10, u pnoi'c. that be has jast received from
rnisdelphia and Baltimore, and finished
opening large and general assortment ~
VEN " CHEAP FILL
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-12
Two Excellent Orchar.Is'

o. grated fruit, good Barns and Stables.
Smoke House, Cora House, Ii,sgon Md,
son Al other on, buildings Of aseessit, or
convenience on farm.
Oithis land. about TWO HUNDRED
IND NI.NETf .aCRES AZ. cleared
ano IN high state Of cultivation The IA
lance well clothed with fine thrifty Tim
oer- The cleared land is divided INTO Gle
ven different fields. all under good fence
with constant water running through each
OF shcm--producing luxuriantly. Wheat.
hye' Corn, Oats. Tin thy. Glover. and
every other description ofcfoa which good
lsnd IN this section Of county is capshl.
OF producing besides. heing equal. as a
Grasing Farm to any other.
ga further description Of this proper
y deemed unnecessary. as persons wish
ing % purchase will no doubt view the
premises and judge for themselves.
9JlERMs will be accommodating and
price low. CATHARiNE GROVE.
JACOB A. GROVE.
April 49, 1898 If
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-12
Wanted to Hire.

A NEGRO WOMAN who is good
Ia cook. washer, and ironer, is wanted
10 small family for the balance Of this
year. or longer period, for whom lib
eral hire will be given. Enquire Of the
Sept. IL, lS36.-tf PRINTER.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-12

LOOK AT EEISgg
E Z pave Just received and opened one
w o. the largest, cheapest, and most
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-12
DmFIlsna 7bnuse
and Good KITCHEN,

iine Limestone Spring in ssssssIzsl.3kRsll2
ne yard, which was never kaown to sssI
WIN a Stoae Spring House al ~ source
s y, snort distance from II a large Stone
Dtstltlerq. With over head ,xatar A.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-12

g<Ihe Timing and Copper Smithing
business, IA All rs various branches carr
ed on as heretofore. J. RI. b.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-12
VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT
BRICK HOUSE,

and the Land attached thereto. being about
THREE .aCRES. situate on Queen 81
IN SAID town. late the property of Adam
Aldridge decd.
One third Of the purchase money will
be required on the day Of sale, aud the
balance IN two equal pay ments, al one
and two years, with interest. the purcha
ser giving bond with approved security
for the deferred payments
w. q. SINGLETON.
JAMES ;. PENDLETON.
July 25. lS3s.-5w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-12
COOKING.
PARL0UR,
A ~ u
NilAITIyr.frZy
Stores,

ot the latest and most
desirable psiterns-aIi
Of which will be finish.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-12

A.a sssAs scsiA appropriate Earrp,;,~.
eastsa ey u.ard Cheney s BrcfAsSs RS re-
4agton, Nssr Jersey. and snhi. -. IT, q.
Charles Hereunder, phiis,fss.ne "
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-15
I3hgNNsS BOOKS, 9'0uGts
slate Pencils, &c.

HUsr received and for sale. att. J. n
a. Strai,hs Store. Iot OF Blank Book,
Quilts, Paper, Slate Pencils. Sc, which we're
bought al very reduced prices and will be
sold accordingly u emkrsees
2 Or. quarto BIsnk Books, with and without
red lines,
? qr. half bound cap iieitsTed index) Nth
and without red lines,
6qr. half bound cap (iettered iadex) with
and without red lines.
Duodeeimo Blank Books( with dsps)red line.
Copy Books. CyPhering Books, Pass Book.
Memorandum Books Of every siKe, half
bound, and ia leather. with and without
red lines;
Day Books and Ledger,, whole leather. ssd
half bound;
5000 Quills of different qualities, unusually
cheap;
1000 Slate Pencils;
l'ANSUALS fVr 1893.
Bibles, Prayer Books. ard Hymn Books, 40
SCOTTISH chiefs, Thaddeus Of warssw Three
SPaniards, Bandits BRIDE, Romanee Of the
Forest, Don Quixotte, boa Sebastian, Hun
garisn Broihers, Zimnse mans, Solitude, Ara
bi,n Nights. Chiidren.of the Abbey, Hys,e-
ries OF Udotpbo; all Of the sane size, and
bound so as TO make . uniform set Of books.
which will be sold together. for a smslIsf
price than they can be bought al retail for
~ Baltimore.
Jan. Is ISIS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-15
store az H0biefo,gm.

~ FORGE r. CHAMBERLIN having be.
VI come the proprietor, by purchase, oil
the Store al KahletOwb, lately owned by
.Hefebower a. Slifer, will continue the sale
Of GOODS Of the Old Stand. lie respect.
fully invites his friends, the lsto customer.
OF the establishment, and the citiEens gene
rally Of the surrounding country, who cray
want en- thing in the mercantile line, u
give him . call. tie Is determined TO sell
great bargains. lie will keep constantly 90
hand good supply Of articles 10 his line, and
pledges himself that he viii not be outjons
m giving inducements TO purchasers. Pune
tual customers shall receive the usual credit
ARD 10 all who buy forcssh, he will sell
unusually low. lie designs mShing large
additions TO his present stock OF Goods. in 4
short time, (some Of which he. has alre ady
received, and in the mean time, will sell the
Old stock al as;oni.hiogly low prices.
He will keep constantly CO hand q supply
OF
Cloths, Cashmere, Csssinets & Yestiugs,
a general assortmeot Of Domesties,
Fancy Goods, Shswls, flandksrchiefs,
CHlieoes, CambTics, Linens, Muslins, SC.
Also-GROC FRIES, such rs Coffee, Tea
Sugars, Sc, and almost every article in she
Grocery line
Also, Tobacco. Cigars. Snuff Backing,
Shot, LEAD, Nolssses, OH, copperss, &C.
Also, Shoes, Hats, Care, SC.
Hosiery ard Gloves.
The several kinds Of Wares,
Also, Liquors Of various kinds,
IN short. almost every article which Is gene
rally fonnd in Retail Stores--ali Of which
he Will dispose Of on such terms a. already
. named. either for gold. silver, current bank
notes. or for the more fashionable currency
Of shinplsstsrs.
Ksbletown, Feb. I,'ls9s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-15

TUE upder.ixpsd havisx made .rr,,.
- ments for change 10 his buslsss. IA H.,
Spring, viii EEL hrs present stock Of Goods
whieh is very complete. at Co.f. eon.i.,,e.
IN part, Of the follosing articles. viz,
super blue, black, and medley Cloths,
Do Csssimerss and Csssinett.,
Do Figured MeriBees, assorted eoIor,.
Do plaid do. assorted eolots,
DO. C'scs>sisns. do. do
super French ard other Calleoe,
super Merino shswls. (lons.)
square Merino Shawk,
Worstsd and Cotton Shawls.
SILK Shawls
Black Lnstssng SilksJ
PLAIN ard figured Gro. de Maps, all color,
Par,sisns, all eolors,
Velvet, SILK aud other yestinxs,
Hats, shoes and Boots,
large stock OF Groesrie.
Domesfi~s, &c.
china. Queens. and Glassware
M Of ~h'eh, with many ctnrr article.
vii positively be sold st cost
To my punetusl customer, 4 return m,
sincere thank. for their past pstronsx. nod
hope they will avail themselves Of the pr.
sent opportunity, 80 we'll .. The public gsps
rally, Of getting bsrgsis..
The arrangement have made, vii snsbI.
ne, aier the hrsi OF April next, at nv tsw
Store opposite the Arsenal Yard, To furnish
my old friends ard the paei,e with Good, On.
tbe best possible terms that they can be ,oltl
for m the Valley.
JOHN G. WILSON
Harpers-Ferry, Jan. 4, 1898.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-15
TRANSPORTATION
on THE
Uyetfschesfer and R0f0sst0 s
RAIL ROAD.

wiscHE,rER & PorosAc n. Ro.povy,eE, .
April 30, 1877.
HvHE President and Directors Of the Com
u pany have established the following
rates OF toll for transportation TO be heresf-
ter charged upon this road, viz:
DESCENDING TRADE.
Flour per barrel, Isets.
Bar Iron, Blooms, Pig iron, Castings, and
Lead. per ton, 81 so
Wheat, Rye, Rye-meal, Corn, Corn-mesl.
Oats, Brckwhest- meal. and all other
commodities. per hundred pounds, stcts.
ASCENDING TRADE.
For Plaster, per ton, 81 as
Salt and Sailed Fish, per 100 pounds, l0ets.
Merchandise, and all other commodities, per
hundred pounds, llets.
An additional charge OF ? cents per barrel
on -four, and 4 cents per one hundred pounds,
on all other articles, will be made at the
Winchester Depot for receiving and for
'warding. By order OF the Board,
JOHN BRUCE, Prssident.
Winchester, April ~. 1887.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-15
LAST NOTICE.

9NHERE are still many. accounts due TO
-. Daaiel SasleT, and Daniel Sasdsy & Son,
unsettled although notice has been more
than once given TO those intsssstsd 20 come
forward aud close them. lila absolutely NJ
-eesssry that no longer indulgence be gwen
therefore once more, and for the last time,
give notice. thai unless these accounts be
speedily closed, shall be under The unplss-
SAINT necessity Of placing them in The hands
Of officers for adjustment. Most Of these
claims are Of long stsDding, aud now they
i( must DANIEL SNYDER.
: Jan. Ia, 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-15

a BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR is the
IA graDsiest-ornamebt belonging TO the hu-
man frame. How strangely the loss oft changes
the e6untenanee aud premsturely brings on the
appearance Odd age. which causes many to re-
coil 81 being Uncovered, and sometimes even TO
shun soerty 10 avoid the jests sod Of their
acquaintance; the remainder Of their lives are
constantly spent in retirement. In shcrt, nol
even the loss OF property hlls the generous think
ing youth with that heavy sinking gloom - does
,snt eireurnsisnees. OLDRIDGES BALM OF
COLUMBIA stops the hair from failiag on on
The first application, aud few bottles restores Il
again. IL likewise produces ey ebroSs aud Whis-
kersi prevents the hair FROM turning grey, makes
n curl beautifully. aud frees IL from scurf. NJ
merous certificates of ihs first responsibility IN
support of the virtues Of Oidridge's Balm. are
shown by the ProPr'etors. C-riiead the follow.
ing:
Robert Winston. Esq late Mayor Of Phils
deiphia, has certified, may be seen below, to-
the high character OF the foilowine gentlemen.
The undersigned do hereby certify that ne
have used che Balm Of Columbia, discovered by
J. Oidridge, and have found hig hly SCI yieeahIe
not only a. preSeniise against the falling on Of
hair, but also = certain restorative.
wh. THATCHER, ST.,
Methodist Minister ia Sc. GeOrRe charge,
No. Sc. North Fifti-siresl.
JOHN r. lNGLIS, 3Sl. Arch ST.
J. ID. THOM As, NJ. ID. i6S Rsos-St.
JOHN s. fUREY. tOi, Spr,lee-st-
HUGH MeCURDY. 245, South :th e.
JOHN GARD, Jr. i23 Areh-sl
The aged, and those Who persis, 10 wearing
wigs, may not slvsys ex pericnee lie restorative
qualities yet u vIH certainly rsiae its virtues w
the estimation Of the public. vhea II IL ksown
thEs three Of the shove siERsrs are moro than 50
years Of age, and the others not lsss thsa 30:
FFosa the Mayor
CoAx0NwEALTs OF pGNNtyLVAEIA,2
City of Philisssipi,ia,
]. ROBERT WHARTON. MsyoT Of aid city
Of PlsiIsdeIphis do hereby certify that srn Ell
asqusintesi eth AesasrH. ,. p. lngiis, John 3
Furry, ssd Hugh MeCurdy. whose names ore
sgRed TO The sb0te eeFtiheste, hat they sFs gem
tl,insb q eharasteF and responsibility, snd -
such fail credit shoald BE- gises TO ~ a.id eer,
6este.
IN sitBsss vhereof. ! have herrunso 81 MY
hssd, aRd esascd the sal ~ file city 20
l.. 3. be sidSei. this sixfb day ~ llre ne.
ROBERr WHARTON. Mayor.
CAUTION - Observe th-s epsh Losile 81 the
t'ci,ssine tssln has splen,i'd engraved srspl,-f
ou shish y rvpF, ssspsed ths P-Ils q Nisgsrz Ne
q Sold uholrs-lc sud rrt.ii w Conaaoek h
60 sie Agents fa Aw.rFies. ll,-i,i,et-strtt,
Hcsr MsitSa i-.sc, one dsor BIOS P.asFi-sirrct,
sRd BY ADAM YOUNG, Jf.
tisfpers-Fsrry. Nos. 80, ia57. .sn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-15
nTILLTATo BUsIMEss

al the Ford Mills on the Shenandoak River.
near Keyes'E Ferry, iB the nSms add under
the 6rm of FORD 4 SNYDER, eOm@sRs-
ing on the hfst day Of The ptsssst meath
duly, > and ASSURE I'll those sbo are dispos-
ed to do business with then. that they ere
determined 10 pay the highest marks; prices
for WHEAT sDd other kinds Of GRAIN, de-
IiVered in their Mills. or delivered Al coy
receiving point on The Rail Road, o. % any
convenient point on The River. Frosa their
experience ~ Milisrs, they can sag with
confidence 10 ali those Who have Wheat TO
dispose Of. that Il will be greatly 10 Their IN
ieresi 20 give them call before they make
. disposition Of the same and they earnest
ly request their former euslOmsrs not TO.
msks any dispoasiion Of their Wheat with
out first seeing them, ~ they are veil sstr,.
fed that no miilsTs west Or the Blue Ridge
can afford TO pay better pfieea than them
selves. To suy % their customers that msy
prefer grinding, iibtraf advances will be
made. snd sirieg attention psid to their 90
siFucliopa. The Buils.4n Mills, formerly
eslonging 70 John ntises, deed, and Mr.
John dgsrs, will still Be carried on by the.
ondersiEned, aid ore u sad Mlls kept en-.
pfessly loT tbs Facsption u RYE spd Coro
Tor which kiods u gram ihs highest nssfkst
price viii 81 Ell tiusss Be Paid. Fish, sail
and Plaster, will be kept 81 the milis, fos he
accommodation Of their customers shd those
Disposed 10 deal Sith them.
IN closing this brief notice. they should
be acting ungratrfal 10 their feelings wsfs
they not 90 ohsr their sinesss thsaks fof she
vefy liberal snessTags Beni they have here
tofors received. ssd hops, By promptnsss
sBa street atteuiios 20 basinsss, 10 mssit
eoptinusncs ~ siiafsr fsSos.
EEslANiN FOnp.
DANIEL sNTnEA
Iuly :, 1876 IL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-15

A SUPPLY OF Shot Of all NUMBER, and Of
IA Bsatiy's superior rifle Powder. ! case
Of beAi Gun Pow der Imperial Tea, in CANA
tiers Of los sdeh; Candle Wick. Cotton
Twine, and best quality Of English Cheese,
jusl received aud Tor sale. OF
J. J, "a. STRAiTH'S,
Jan- IL, ISIS Drug Store.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-15

.HEFliE subssfibsf hss ~ aaaJ unsssfis1
~ seeospft ~ ioag sisndiag. iass be kads
u indnpensabl1 sesstssFf % have 9 settle
nfhi ~ ibsm. Sc lbefsfofs requests 81
0tit phsm BE- hsp aeeosnla. periiealsfiy
thofs ~ log stsedlnE. % pfepsrs ifsnsS-
sislg fof seiilsmspt iia h FfsparHg his
aeeeaais, SD vbl Ffsesat them, - see a.
possible, fuF - ristsssaf a d ka7sd thst
haze BIZ serounts closed " - p ssFtaih pe-
Hoi Defy % hisssI nns % ihosa sifh
wkoHl - haa aerouolt. Esq1.gs if
THOMAg uAwi1Na
Chsfssiosp, - ~, ie1a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-15
gG.1LNET
~ cHANcERY.
VIRGINIA. no rrr .

VIRGINIA.. 70 W.
~ RHlss holien 10 tse ClrrE's Oaler Of he Cir.
suu sapcrioF Jouri ~ snf thsnerry fst
isasgs1f Coaaiy, Ne ffsi Monfsy W Fefrus-
", 1853
Isonsr'i lsrtis sad David o. Thompson. saer.
shsnts and e.. psginers lfsiiHg uhdsr tie nsu.s
q Jsfsit snd D hoH.pson,
PtarsriFrs.
AGAINST
I1ia A. Msufa snd Joln ~ Rrieu. Iassiy ssrr.
ehsnis 81 en-fsfinsfs frntinE nader fhe Gem
~ fulin a. Meats Sad Eofagsny. cod Jssob
nchhsf sad John iiasAinss DsfF'Ts
~ cH4NcERv
gTNRE asfradanfs. 1ohn Mantz. aad Iohn
III - Bficn. hci hsFisE entered ibgir appesr-
snes, 81 glFea srrritg srsariing 70 fhs go q
assru5hiT sd a. ralts n MS eonff and u -.
pssriss b sstisfsctlfr tFi fiiai fhey 80 30
inhshiiauis a filif coHnirg " ftoantnHn Tia
~ aid defsnisait 10 sppesf ktfs 90 ihe sfst
dsy ~ titf zeal brnl 80 sFsser ~ biH ~ tie
plaifti1si ed As snps II fis crdsr ~ fsrti,-
9Th iEssftsf b. s1lne HeefpsprF Ulhlisilrf ~
Chsfifrosu. 81 tzn fnoefht facfsssifsi, sns
f,osfef b - fruai acsT a ~ saaft-hoasc b. ~
go tass a. Lsrirnosu.
Copy ette.
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-15

NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
n BASE just returned from TIE Eastern
Il Cities with Yrssh supply or
EiEW GOODS
which can aad will sell la IN, Uustomers
end the public generally on the lowest aud
most reasonable terms. The stock consists
IN part Of the following articles;
Blue, black, and assorted colored CLOTHS,
Do. do. do Csssimeres
DO. do. do CassinsIs,
Biue ,nd black Gos,sha.r crmoIei,
London and American %,
French Prints. sc
Brown and blsached Doihesiies,
English : French, plain aud fisur'd Nerinos.
Figured and plain Swiss, Jsekopet & Boos
Muslins,
&far-Nett.
Broad and narrow assorted eolored Satin
Ribosnds,
Meas super. black italian CraVsis,
Pulicat Haodkfrchiefs,
Latest style OF Ladies Shswls and Dress
Handkerchief,
latest style OF Lsdies' Collars,
DO. do. Fashionable Betting,
Plated aud plain Satin \ Bombszine stocks,
Super. Black silk Velvet,
Do. assorted DO. Vest Patterns.
Latest EnSii.h and American straw Bonnets,
Ladies' Seal skin slippers.
ChiIdren's Leather Pump Boots,
DO. do. Anklcie-s,
Ladies' Seal Spring vch Boots,
Do. Leather Sewed Boots,
Small Boys Coarse Brogsn,,
Meas do do.
Do. Steong do.
Youths do.
Mens Calf Downing.
Misses Leather seWed Boots,
Lstes, style Hats,
Great assortment Queensware & Hardware,
CaH, Morocco and lining skins, &C.
Persons wishing Bargains will do well 20
call and examine nv STOCK Of Goods, ss they
can be provided with any article they mo I
want on the most reasonable terms, and as
good ss the marke, can afford.
RICHARD ID. DORIAN.
IIarpers-Ferry. Feb ,. lsas -3t. n