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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-05
EDUCATION.

HE President and Trufees of the
4 Berryyille Academy, having elect
ed Mr.. Cornelius Dsnison, teacher OF the
Lain and Greek Languages, t"hofe re-
commenda ions OF has capacity rs teacher,
as well IS II bis morals are highly salts
actory) WISH 10 inform thoic perfons
who are disposed to encourage the Insti-
tuition b. placing their Coitdreu under
his care and instruction, that the dc, part
mea, tor the teaching of those languag s
opened ~ Wednesday zisr insr.
Terms may be known by Application TO
fhe Pr. V. PIT. or the Subscriber,
JAMES WARE, Scc'ry.
May IL.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-05
Tayloring.

1.-THE fahsciiber respectfully informs
i thepnblic in general, that he has
commenced the TAILORING BUSi-
NESS 10 the mop occupied by MIR. w.
seymour, leather brscches maker.
Mr.. w. Cherry's and oPpo-
site MIR. Holidays flores; where he vii!
be happy TO receive the commands of the
pubiic--His work fhali be executed IN :
durable and fashionable file and at fhor'
hopes, by his assiduity anf
and attention to merit a Ihare of the pub-
lie Patronage.
VIM. AMES.
May ss, 1873. 3,3i+
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-05
RUNAWAY.

COMMITTED to Gaol on the 1Stl.
. April,a Negro mannamed LEW,
Ely, about feet high eetwcen twcnt!
ave and thirty years old, stout ant
we'll male--had on when taken up q
homemade coat and pantaloons. an ole
aool hat,--he says he belongs I,
George Smith formerly of this count,
out now removed to Kentucky. The
owner is desired to come forward, prov.
property. pay charges and take him a
way o herwiae he will dealt with as tn,
law directs.
c. SMITH, S. r. C.
Nav
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-05
Notice

THE Obequon Manufacturing Com
pany will receive wool and Manufac-
ture 1t into cloth accordingly the quail
ty OF he wool, or directions given Par
tieu.ar attcnsion should be paid 10 lie
asserting OF wool for nice cloths, & in
all cases must be prepared for the
ca rds, otherwise it will not be receiv-
ed--any informaflon will be given on
appilcalich at the Factory, where
81 Ling, DYING & DRESSING
4 doae with neatness, and at the short
est netice. The hi%h. ST price give~
for wool we'll handled, or Cloths gil
ven in exch, n e.
JoEN UdyEFPoRT, Jr. Super.
N: Is. Wool we'll wa>Le. before ii is
shorn, WI! be prfferred. Rams and
Lambs wool should not lie mixed with
any other.
May i. 3ff
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-05
NOTICE
TO EaR.MERs & .NILLERs.
May 3.

TO encourage the ufe OF BROAD
L WHEELED WAGONS on tAe
paved road, che following refolution was
pai1ed by the ockholdeEs in the Little
River Turnpike Company, at their annual
meeting, via. That all Wagons, the
breadth Of the wheels whereof ihaii be fix
inches, fhall b. permitted TO pats the ggis
lon fAid road, toll free, for the term of two
years, and all Wagons whole wheels
ihal be the breadth OF i've inches, fhall
ne permitted to pats, toll free, for the
term Of eighteen months-all Wagons,
the breadth of the wheels whereof lhall
be four inches, ihall be permitted to psfs,
toll free, for the fpace Of fifteen months
from the time they fhalI 6rf pats the res
pe6tive gates, which ihall be lpecislly no.
'lced by the gate keepers, and that this
regulation 1hall be extended 10 all who
fhall avail themielves of it within the
fpaoe oftwo years from the If January
1873.
JONAH THOMPSON, Prss't.
Il. II. Il. Company
an. go. OmoS
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-05
VIRGINIA., TO wIT

FlRH 1NlA, To WIT
Il Rules holden in the Clerks Office
OF the superior Court Of Chancery
for the Winchester District, the
6rst M onday of March, 1913.
h1 ARGERY BEALLE, widow &
1VA le satee of Isaac Bealle decd,
who was partner of the house Of
Webb and Bealle, and Robert Vance
and Mary his wife late Mary Bealle,
only daughter and u legatee of said
Isaac Bcaiie dec'd...........Plaintifs.
AGAINST
feawleiSh Colston, administrator of
Tho mas Webb deed, who was surviv-
ing partner OF the house Of Webb and
bealle-John Webb brother and le-
gaiee CT said Thomas Webb decd
Samuel Smith and Mary his wife late
Mary Webb, a sister and lesatee Of
said Thomas Webbdec'd-PhiiipV ass
& Elizabeth his wife late Eiiz'th Webb
and the sister and lcgatee or said Tho
mas Webb dcc'd-Janies Webb and
William Webb. sous aud Executors OF
William Wekb deed who was bro
Ithcr and legatee of said Thomas Webb
,dec'd-James Gray and Lucy bis wife.
late Lucy Webb, William /. rnnstall
and Jane his wife late Jane Webb, and
Albion Ehrockmorton and Mary his
wife late MSry Webb, which said Luz
ey, Jane and Mary are daughters of
James Webb deed another brother Of
said Thomas Webb dec'd--James
Webb, William Webb and George
u ~, s,is ii id james Webb dec
- Thomas Webb administrators Of
Francis Webb deed another son Of
sad jane Web dc.'d le,at,es OF
sad Thomas Webb dec'd-and Johu
Minor, Executor of OYerton Cosby
decd, another iesaice Of said Thomas
" ebb dec Defendants.
The Defendants Jnhn Webb, Samuel
smith ard wife, james Webb and VIM.
Webb sons and Executors Of William
Webb dec'd--Jsmcs GRAY and Lucy
his wife. William l. Tunstale and
Jane his wife and William Webb and
GeorSe W cbh, sons OF James Webb de-
ceased, nat having entered their APP
psarance and given security according
to the Act OF Assembly and the Rules
OF this Court, and it appearing by sa
itisfactory evidence, that they are not
ihhabttants Ofthis country: 1t is order
led, That the said Defendants do APP
pear here on the first day of the next
term and answer the bill Of she plain
t,ifs and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted In somc newspaper
published in Winchester, for two
mouths successive!y and posted at The
front Goor % the Court House iii the
said town Of Winchester.
! A Copy, Test,
DANIEL LEE c. c. c.
IMarch II. sos.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-05
May IS.
Land for Sale.

DY Virtue Of Deed of Trua execut.
1B ed to the subscriber by John House
for the purpofe of securing the pay
n'ent OF certain sum of money therein
mentioned due 20 Chriiiopher Heislell
will be fold ter ready money ON the r4th
day Of June next, before the door OF the
Court. houie Of HampAhire county,
TR.dCT or L.9JYD
lying on che north branch OF Potomac,
Wherein the faid John HouGe now lives.
containing %oS acres. } he title for faid
land will be fuch as the deed of truit au :
,hoiises me to make.
ISAAC fiEISKELL,
May IS. tdsi3
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-05
Mr.ULRICK CONRAD,
Take Notice.

WHAT on Saturday the 9Th Jane
a next, at the houfe Of John b. Bent-
", in the Town oe Moorc6cid, Hardy
County, between the hours OF su1- rise s.
10 fef, 1 will take the depo,Iuons OF
John Hope veil and others, which will
Her as evidence IN the SUIT nov depcod
6 in CnArcery in the County oil Pendic
',D, wherein you are PiaintiF and myfeli
AID Others defendants.
JOHN CRAIGEN.
May 8, 1913, 1T
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-05
NOTICE.

- ME Overseers of the Poor of Fredc-
II ffsk county and corporation OF
Winehetter, are hereby informed, tina,
their annual meeting will be held at the
Poor Hos(e In WinchcGer, on Monday
the 18th day of June next, it being the
day appointed by law, in order to lay the
levy and transfer the ordinary business OF
che board. Members are requefed to
be Punc.ual in their attendance at 10 O.
clock in the forenoon.
Fer order,
LEM'L BENT, cI'k.
May l. tdmIt
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-05
Six Acres OF Land,

well inciosed, part thereof with stone,
and in as high state or cultivation and
as productive*, probably, as any lots IN
the sta :e-Two acres IN clover tor cut
x;ng and seed, a second lot of two acres
TOW pround) in TimEhy, the residue
divided into two lots and garden,
which is $50 feet square iuciosed with
locust posts sawed, and saved Paiinss,
with delightful stream flowing through
it, from which one half of the garden can
be com pletely wa,ered, and On which is
erected a pleasant Grape Bower. In
dependent of this strea,R, which yields a
copious supply TO the ran.Y there
are two never failing springs within 80
and 40 yards of the dwelling house,
which in point of quaiify, are inferior 10
none perhaps in rhe world. A good
DWELLING HOUSE 20 feet In length.
two stories with passage, aad Il Portico
In front, az one end Of which is a lodging
loom. To tie dwelling houfc is now ad
ding two story room, which, when
competed, will make tie dwelling house
AZ ieet in length, around which IS de-
ligh,tu. green inclosed with locust poffs
and .vhise-oak plank, with gates, afford
inp In and out lets in various directions.
Fruit and various ornamental trees, viz,
Weeping Willows, Lombardy Poplars,
Locusts, Maple, Oak and Chesnnt.
The other buildings are Kitchen, an
excellent Bark house with a caii', two
Shops, Spring House and stable, with
otheruecessary improvements.
The TAN YARD Goa ANS 20 yats in
conpete order, and POSSESSES more local
ad vantages than any o,her know.
There is suih lent room aud heautiiul
clay ooIto,n Tor large accession OF vals
~4th an easy and natural command OF wa.
ter TO ali. In snots, it is a desirable
pace, and may also, az a small expense,
be reodered an eligible stand tor other
public business, say .ctore, idrern, Sad
ding. Boot Gaa .si.oe- JHakiag, all o!
which might be carried on with advan-
fage here, beng situated On the great
road lesdirg from Ftcdeiicksbursh TO
Winchester, and in The centre OF a neigh
bourhood second TO noae, perhaps, in
Virginia in point OF farming and where
property is increasing III value IN an un-
exampled degree.
The purchaser may, at the same time,
be accommodated with other property /:
bark, soOts, mutcrials for building a
snddter's siaop, Household Furniture, Il
pair Of Horses. teic SerraRts, and a
stoeie Of Leather, chtefy Soat-.4moant
sag 1000 Dollars.
If application he made before the Grst
of August, bargain may be had.
John Fl. CLARKE.
Oah- Hill, Faaqaier Coxnts,l +
Pa. MAJ 2i, 1919. )
Sin 1870, from two acres fsllow, I got g.
bushels prime wheat. In 1911. from Til
same two acres, Ireceived % 9 bir:eis corr
and--in 1919 ..gain Y:eloed o. oAshels o
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-05
NOTICE.

A Ii persons having claims against the
"A theestate of Jasper Gather, decd
are requested to exhibit them to the sub,
scriber for settlement.-Also, all those
to said estate arc desired TO dis
charge their respective accounts other.
wise sets will be exhibited without res.
peer to persons,
DAVID GATHER.
Executor of sd Estate
May 10. 3t3I%
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-05
Dancing School

io this place. From the liberal cncocr-
agement he has heretofore received, he is
Battered with success. HIS school will
commence as soon az sixteen Subscribers
shall have been obtained. He will teach,
during three months, every Friday and
saturday. Price of tuition 81.
!. A. X4UPY
AZ Subscripfi,n papers are teft at
W. -h'Gajre'S Gotet q Mt this Office.
WincheiseF May T. 1919.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-05
Mark This +!

THE subfcriber having been called in
20 the service OF his Country, and In con-
sequence declined his Mercantile puririts,
requelts dli thoie who itand indebted tu
him 70 ieteic their accounts. by passiag
their obligations, at ieaH, with Nh Cor.
rick with whom his Books are deposited
"A prompt compliance ~ expected, O.
iherwise coereive means viii be teforteo
10.
THOMAS ROBERTS.
Nay 8. AZ
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-05
May ~.
Hat Mandatory.

u ME subscribers beg leave so inform
a the public generally, aud their
riends particularly that they have COM
menced the above business on their own
account in the house lately occupied by
Mr.. John Davenport as store, on the
cornef OF Loudon and Piccadilly streets,
directly opposite the stores of Mr..
Daniel Gold and Mr.. Lewis Hoff under
the firm OF
L.9UCK s COFLE,
where they istend to keep on hand a
general aiiortment of neat, plain, fashion
able and substantial HATS. Those who
may be pleased to favour them with their
custom may rest aGurcd that neither
pains nor attention shall be wanting to
render general satisfaction, by the psb.
lice obcdient servants,
SAMUEL LAUCK,
JOHN COYLE.
Wincheaer, May 8. II
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-05
VIRGINIA, to wit :

VIRGINIA, to wit:
AT Rules holden in the Clerks Office
of fhe Superior Court OF Chaneery for the
Winchester District, the frst Monday Of
April 1913.
Jonathan ScholGeid and Eleanor his
wife, late Eleanor Brown, one of the
children, heirs, aud legal reprefen tati YES
of David Brown deed. Plaintiffs
hcAMST
Daniel Brown, David Brown, Will
liam Brown, Jonas Ports and Phcbe his
wife late Phebe Brown, John Ball and
and Susan his wife, late oufan Perki S,
widow OF Joseph Perkins decd, and for
merly Susan Brown, Which faid Daniel,
David, William. Phebe and Susan are
children heirs and legal representatives of
David Brown dec'd---and Richard P.
Barton. Defendants.
having entered his appearance and given
lccurity according TO the Act of ARem
bly, and the Rules OF this Court, and il
by satisfactory evidence, thu,
he is not an inhabitant Of this country {:
Ii is ordered, That the faid Defendant dc
appear here on the iirft day of next term
and answer the bill Of the plaintiffs and
that a copy Of this order be forthwith In
serted IN sone newspaper published in
Wiuchcs'er, for tvs R,s,ntlis snccessively
and posted d; the front door of the Courl
Houfc in the faid tow of Winchester,
a Copy, Tef,
April 10. DAN'L LEE, G. c. c.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-05
NOTICE.

IAN the roth day Of June next will
az be sold to the highea bidder, at
pub ic au6sion, for ready money. before
the door of Edward M'Guire's Hotel in
Winchcaer, certain
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-05
CARDING MAcHIN ELS.

HE fubfcribcr informs the public that
4 ne has erected a complete ier of
CaRDlNG MACHINES al, Mr.. Crit
tin laYlor's mill. in Frederick COUNTY. a.
bout eight miies from Charleftown. and
four from Battictewn. TeIms Of ca,a
ing eignt cents per pound. One pound
of create 10 DC sent 10 every ten pound ST
of wool, when it is not gIeAfed at boua
The wool mutt be picked clean of bur.
and ticks, A fneet or oianker for cverv
fifteaa pounds of wool NUT be fenr to con :
tain the rolls.
JOHN HIGHLAND.
May IS. "a
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-05
EDUCATION.
Il GEMTLE.uaH

~ Il GEW1LE.U.YN'
NF a liberal education wifhes TO en-.
~ gage himseif as tutor in i genteel
tan4iy, as little or no salary viii oe re-
4iired-the situation mutt be heaithy
aAd the accommodations made agreeable
and permanent. For particulars apply 10
.lr. Joseph Baldwin, at his Factory near
Wincheiter.
May IS. S,w,1,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-05
Take Notice,

THAT on the 10th day of June lest,
between the hours OF ten o'c'ocS il The
forenoon and fave in the aftcrnoon, at the
tavern Of JOHN B. Beatty in she town of
Moorefieid Eardy county, in this COM
monwealth, tVrginia) mall take tie
dispositions of feverai persons, which de-
positions will be offered as evidence in
my behalf at he ttial Of suit now de-
pending in the Diltuet Court of Chance
ny held at WincheGer, in which fuit am
plaintiff and you are defendants.
JACOB HYER.
April ". 565,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-05
81 ancaater Aft1noI


for the education of females in the firft
week OF June next. The different branch
les of
RB.4DLNG, WRITLNG, EN'GLLSH
GR.qaEli.iH, .41eTI,H.tfETIC,G E-
OGR.lI'HY AMI HISIORY
will be taught at the rate of TEN DOL
LARS per annum. Boys not exceeding
niae years old, will be admitted into the
school, If iuch appear to be the gen era
wifh.
.nechIe 1Dnrit
in its various branches. useful and ORA.
mental, which will be ,anghr in 4 d,ffe-
rent apartment, under the immediate in
Rruetion of Miss FLOYD, will form q
separate charge.
Mrs. N. having provided commo.
dious house, would be willing to take d
few young ladies as BOARlsERS, AID
whila fhe is thus foliciting a ihare of the
public patronage, fhe feels ftrong per-
suaslon, that as soon as the iuhabitant. OF
Wincheifer fhali have had 40 opportunity
OF Judging of the merits OF this new and
approved plan Of education, they will be
enabled to add TO the great weight OF
teltimony already borne in its favor In
many parts of this country as we'll as Eu
rope.
Winchetter, MayIs. a.,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-05
Ian. 90.
DANCING SCHOOL

THE subscriber srbmits to the patron
age OF tie Ladies and gentlemen of Win
chef5cr and It's vicinity, his intention Of
opening
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-05
tTAN.-YA ARD
FOR SALE.
TIE SUBSCRIBER

XxTfSSiES 10 SCH his essabliNh,S nt
Nv az that healthy and well k.S1wn
plar +" OAK. Hss.L," In the county OF
ia lquir>, sixteen miles northwest from
the Court iioufe, cent aiming
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-05
To the Citiaens Of treaer.cs CoHnty 8
Borough OF Winchester

YHHHE committee appointed by tie
Il subscribers TO the fund for the re-
Iiet of the fani les of persons who arc
now in rhe service If the u States for
tle county OF Feder,ck, eliher az drafts
or voiun,eers, not wing perfect know
led &c o. the situation OF the families 10
whom it would DC proper TO extend relief
requests, that gentleman residing IN tie
neIgnoour1ood cf those families would
furnish the applicants with certificate
direcicd 10 either of the committee,
stating the nanber of persons in SUCH ia
IDily that are unable to support themselves
and mentioning .'arrcularly thar the per-
son upon whom they depended for a sup.
port had been called TOTO the service Of
his country either IS 4 Volunteer or had
been drafted.
The Committee also request the sJJ.
r,bers TO pay me titst iostaiment oae
i;h Joi their sn1sc ipions, 10 Beatty Car
,H. Esqr- treasurer, or 10 either oi che
amm.ttee.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-05
Notice.

HOSE Who arc ddpofed 10 enroll
thcr:fclvcs in the COP oi c AVAIL
RY attached TO the 3iN Regiment, are
hereby informed, that / mall attend the
next Battalion Muacrs at Pueh- Town
and In WincheHer for tic purpofc Of rsak-
Jog up the Troop
II. SIG TUCKER, CGpt.
81 tie Troop Of CoraI, y at
tached 10 tie Sfst Rsgt.
Mar oh 6. ietw zewtbm. goa
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-05
For Sale or Rent.

He flbscriber will sell or rent two
4 valuable Farms, near Staunt,n,
alto, very valuable flock Farm, Is
miles tom Srauuton, of Five Hundred
acres, thirty or forty cleared, and 90 OF
10 acres OF Meadow can be made, a guod
dwelling houfc and young orchard.
Portions, DESTROYS of bargains, nay fad
It to their advantage TO make application
10 the iubicribcr.
JACOB PECK.
Stsnaton, Feb. Al. f3m5o2
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-05
Oak- Hill, Faaquier Coxnt.,

Pa. May 2i, 1913.
In 1870, from two acres f:,llow, got 81
bushels prilne wheat. In 1871. from I'll,
same two acres, Ireceived g ! bir:eis corn
and--in 1912 again y:ela1d 81 Dushels OF
wheat.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-05
EDUCATION.

.NRS, SELMA NICHOLS
y 3 ESPECTFULLY informs the inha
EN bitants OF Winchcfter and Its vici
,ity, that fhe intends opening her
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-05

IN rm;Hge.
BFA Y T. RSON.
I'D D. AsGUikE,
Y VI. I'LL
GaDoGE REED.
JOHN B~Ls,
WM. DAVISON.
EinoYpsteIs May IL,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-05

May IS.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-10-02

Of all those who ffsrn eongeaiai feeiings mrs,
nate oppression, whoever HAY be the oppres-
sor You must have heard of the arnis;ice
which Was concluded on the 4tb June; VIA,
,he result may he, no one knows we wish for
a peace on any scrms--it might mend our ST.
tuation IN some degree, fer every other hope
has vanished. The poor Pr,issians fought like
ions, but the Russians are accused ofnot CO.
operating so cordially since their own terrific
ries were no longer i'll danger: who knows
what intrigues may be employed to detach
ihein from the se--cOmmon fate of allan
ces
Tne Swedes have upwards of 10000 men in
Meckl. nburg they might do much, but REMAIN
inactive; 1t is not ohihcult to torcsce what
same the Crown Prince means to play. l.
would seem tina; all wisdom had fed from Bri
tish councils when we survey their cunduC
since the unhappy attack ON Copenhagen L
chase Frenchnan for the dclivcIcr of &c
many against French oppression He ".
dupe them all, at least such is our impresso
How ill have they managed the Danes, vii,
at one time had the power to turn the scales
The Danish soldiers were already lighting our
battles when England guaranteed to Sweden tn,
conquest OF Norway. The King OF Denmark
was cxaspcralcd, and his unwilling soldier.
were ordered to join the French. GOO Danes
are now under the command of Marshal Da,
Gust. Englands treatment OF Den!nalE la
certainly been unwise from the beginning
Whatever weakness that government Ms,
nave been guilty of, they have at least alway
been reputcd faithful 20 their engagement.
with sense OF honor bordering.on chIval,
little suited for these tunes Ii is posslb.
that kingdom viii become prey to its ne,gi
bours, rs thei: finances are almost annihilatc.i
but AS believe they deserve y better fate /
cannot help feeling for them.
This letter will be taken care of by frien
who is travelling To-, thus it will nc
como in cont act with any Post Offices, othe.
wise si ouid not venture any ideas Oh paper
Remember when you write to me that H.
seal affords 10 security; thus viii dlspers
with any remarks on your part, tho TO aout
spail be deprived OF much of that nter,
which otherwise your letters could give ns
let us often know that you are we'll a..I mop.
for better tlTlcs.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-10-02

send some rare pickles for the dinner
sut he launches then to join the men
iere he soon causes the liquor to b.
consumed, and g 10th to quit such ex
client company" send for some "son.
,idsHyson" from his house. Then be
iaes TO court, one OF the cheapest mar
..ets for VOTES. But his exploits there
vii be best illustrated by a lite story
which myself witnessed.
Col. Il. had offered for Congress and
was eleetioneering at court. An old
humble bat wise Dutchman happened
TO have been dragged there also as /,
witness.-Jhe man was much thought
ofby his neishbors, aad consequently
the Col. fishing for votes ran across the
street 10 tacet him, and with both hand,
stretched out, exclaimed, :. How do
you do, MIR. Swankenburger ? How
have yoL been, MIR. Swankenhuryep
Yot look rs if YOU never would ge,
old How is the old lady, MIR. Swan
keaburSer F--L intended, to call a,
your house, coming up to court, pur-
posely to see Mrs. Swanhenburger
had understood, the good old lady was
much afflicted with the rhcumallsm--
but l was taken by my friends the o.
Their road am glad, my worthy cid
friend, to see you heee 50 we'll Ii il is
in my power to serve you, say
so /"
- 10 way, 10 swcy, 10 sway !" ex-
claimed the patriotic DutchmaD) "ko
way You are electione erins ant
you ? have seen aud met you hun
bred times before now aud you would
not notice me more than a shabb. dog !!
But now all at once it is. q" How do
you do, Mr.. SwanAenburger ? How
have you been, Mr. Swan&enburger !?
How Is your lady, Mr.. Swankenbur-
ger ?--oir, M wife is as clear Of the
rheumatism as IL Jay bird.-ko way
You shall have none OF mine votes -
Thus our '.Sreat men, FIRST enter the
lower house, ,hen the senate, then they
travel to Washington to make peace
and war for Us -
Bonaparte, il he il e scoundreI, is
certainly "a showing one The repre-
sentative system viii be destroyed
BY sfectioneering, it the people do not
shortly put IA sop TO it. - For peo-
pic wanting 10 themselves there IS no
remedy"