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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-02-03
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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-02-03

Bought this month in the markets Of philadel
phia and Baltimore, on such terms a. enables
them TO sell 1T uncommonly
REDUCED PRICES.
Though late in market. they have bad the
good fortune TO make their purchases at a Ia
vorable time-goods being much lower (parti.
culsrly Wooleas,l than they were in the early
part ct the season.
They world most respectfully intimate to
those with whom they have hsd the satisfaction
ofdealing in Martinsburg. that it VIII give them
great pleasure 10 see their old 81 gkeley frieeds
and customers whenever they come to this
place.
shepherdstown, Dec %
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-02-03
VIRGINIA. to. Wit

A q G ,Ss cS S e !" c ,ss c Ss : R:, 9fRss
on Monday the Sd day OF January. 1925.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-02-03
Attend to this!

THE undersigned Informs the farmers Of
u Berkeley and Jefferson Counties. that his
mills near Martinsburg, (tbe Union Mills J are
now under hrs own control and management;
he will at all times give The highest market
price for wheat delivered there, or -four in ex-
change for wheat, at the usual rate of barrel
Of superfine to every FIVE bushels of good wheat,
and stand the Baltimore, alexandra, and
Georgetown inspections. Persons wishing To
grind their crops at those mills, can be accom-
modsted with gamers to keep their wheat sc.
paraie, and receive what il vii make. which
shall not be less than a barrel of supeFine iouF
for every five bushels Of good wheat, warrant
ed to stand inspections at any Of the above
mentioned places. Messrs. ]. 7. Erskine &
Co Martinsburg. or MIR. G~lilelsad At the mills.
are authorised to contract for wheat for said
mills, and viii pay tire cash for il. on 1efve-
ry- MATHEW RANSOM.
Dec %
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-02-03

4 ttNtSh uNt& w tHC (tcFk = VElCc
IN Of the County Court of Berkeley,
on Monday the Sd day OF January. 1925.
Richard Ratien, PlAiniiFl -
against
.Ncrgare, Kaveche, Tabitha fogssa Kol( s
necle. John Cedfried Koneche, .7,paa> : =
.Stasfl koncche. D.e,tick Nichols kol :
n~che, children and heirs IF .Nicsolas\ =
heReche. diseased. Defendants.
THE defendants not having entered their
appearance, and given security according to the
tct OF assembly and the rules of this court, and
1t appearing To the satisfaction OF the court that
they are not inhabitants of this s,sts-H is
Ordered, That the sad defendants do appear
here ON The second Mond,y IN March next. and
answer the bill Of tie p%iantii, and THAI a copy
of this order be forthwith Inserted for two
months saceess,vely in the Martinsburg Ca
zette, and be posted at the door of the Court
House Of this county.
A Copy-fes;e.
d.. HUNTER, G. b. c.
Jan 8, 1875 I'm
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-02-03

.New fsrS, JaapG~s 26.
Yesterday the Un;ted States frig>s- Cons
ssellation. hauled out from the May Yard. and
was tewed down to quai antine ground nv a
s'eem Boat, preparatory to Ler proceeding 10
The West India staten
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-02-03
~ 90
O.se other unimproved Tract o.
Mountain Land.

lying four miles distant from the former, con-
tsinlng fit y.ihree and three, fourths acres.
These are the same Lands that was advertised
TO be sold on the 2Slh day of October last, bat
did not take place. Any person wishing to
purchase would do well 70 tend on the above
day, us they win positively be sold on that day.
Asy person wishing 10 view the property
previous to the day of sale, can see the same
on application to the subscriber. The terms
(which viii he accommo dsting) will be made
known on the day of sale,
ISRAEL ROBINSON, Ex'r.
Jan 81 is
GTThe Franklin Repository, Chambersburg;
Herald. Carlisle; and Peoples Fgiend. Lancas.
ter, will insert the above advertisement until
the dav of sale, aud transmit their accounts to
THIS office for payment,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-01
I S3G,

CoNTE"Ts.- Eclipses; Chronological Cycles; Ember
Day. Movable frasS Expama of the Cha used
IN me Almanac harac!erS for The Pancts &c Characters
o' he 9tainis OF the Pauct, Sghns of the Zodiac In
eascs i"r the different months OF tic year III lie foun
Tie Sun Amplitude, Moons Phascs Days uf the Montli
b"yS "i the Week, Sun's Rising Suns Setting, Days'
'neh Equation of Time, Suns Dccna om Moons Iiis-
.'g 'n" setting Moons age Moons place tn. Zodiac
W ''"s >'Vthu's fwc ~ High Water at Cane Hcury:
sundays festivals, chronological Events, aud Celestial
tn'uohrnH povefuors under tAe Colonial Government
'Fesi" NJ OF C"uvenun during the uicrregnum Go
.,'h''- "udet the Constitution. Government of Virginia
1ouhch "i state iutciuHl improvement Of the State
pond OF Public "oIka Junes Rive, CunDauy-Iite!arv
f"ho visitors of the Uuiveisity Membeis IRE Sc
maze Members of the House of Deeg1t.s-t . counties
my represent population, and distance the Capitol.
IouRfs-Judges of the Supreme Court OF Appeals JUDGES
"e superior Courts of Chamcery Judges OF General
Count who are also Judges Of Superior Cous of Law
Iei" III each County. SITTIN0s COURTS Superior
Courts OF Law-4uarte,y Sessions and Curpo-
ration Courts. CoLLEG Es- W iam nd Mary Collrre-
Hampton Sydney C"llegeW asngton COLLEGE Officers
oi the Medical Society Richmond Branch of the Uni
eH states Bank at Richmond. Virginia Bank and her
hI"cHes Farmers Bank of Virginia and her Branches
haJof Generals of Virginia Militia. Brgadier Generals
tuhc o!ceEs OF the United States Governments with the
"a'rS ol their appointment Public Ministers OF the Uni
ud states Genera! Officers in the Revolutionary Army in
1851. Government Of the United States Foreign Minis
ers OF the United States Congress of the United States
Virginia representation Congress. United States Navy
Amy OF the United States. Supreme Court of the nited
states SiIiingS OF lie rra Coursplaces and times of
holding the Supreme, District and Circuit Courts of the
United States Rates of Postage. SclENC L and AMUsE-
LEM. lit
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-01
ADDITIONAL SUPPETES
Fresh Seasonable Drv-Goods.

Hare REGARD sacr M dcs Of n,e,r last advertisement
(o'ost ~ .r'5rt i'.v q b,Hd)
95 Packages of Fresh Dry-Goods.
CONSISTING OF THE FOLLOWING .rrIcI.rs.
Il Cases containing good assortment of Elmo and
Superine Blue, Black, Oxford Mkt and Olive
CLOTHS.
2 bales "a aud low priced blue olive brown
and MKT CLOTHS. suitable for servants.
comprising a choice assortment of fine and su
perhne blue, black, Oxford MKT aud dark and ligi,
drab CASSINEES.
s bales i aud 4 ] point BLANKETS,
do 7by London duN!c do.
| 10 extra double niled u f. 1874 and Id Rose
Blankets, the very best article Of the kind that we
have seen,
I do white Flanmels,
9 do stou, low priced sATTiNETS, and double m;Ied
D0MEs TIC KERSElS, choice articles for nccroe
clothing,
l do Rawson & satmarshes' best NAPT CoTToNs.
9 do I'll rich bortlercd CASHMERE sH.WLS.
1 very rich scaric' nd Whit, MERINO SCARFS
and ii and Sd MERiNO SIIAWLS
l do Al black. scarf, .... vhire MERINO IIDKFS
% and CASHMERE SIIAWLS,
l bale z! miiicn [, ba!sv,
l black worstcd aud white Nigomia hose,
| do white cotton hose
l dab Baug-up Cords
l bale 10 real Russia Duck,
q bales :i-i aud IS brown Domestic Sh.tines
; DO indigo Paid Domestics,
I do "A powa -loam Bed,ickin5,
do Oreils hest threc thread Cotton Balls,
40 HaFSnali ~ 20 ana other patent Threads compI-
sing coed assortment,
o : B5awn Hollands,
8 dn dark Fancy Prints,
do LEGHORN BOLIVAR HATS, a par, of whic.
are very fine
do fsuucd black Mandarin Crane Robes,
do black Carton and Leyamtne iiandhrrcIiefs
/ do loom srvc"d and iambOurcd Book Aiusiins
da assorted Sewing SILK, dark light co!crs,
l do Loudor Pack Plus,
| do London mist do.
! do GO indigo Apron Checks,
/ do 6 i Cambrics.
do 98 bcached Sea Island Shirtings the best article
Of the kind we have had.
l box fine and supr fine Ivory Carnbs,
! do shell tuck, side aud deep tect!, Combs
10 PctruS's superior Imitation tuck aud bent Combs
. do supe Tor striped SILK VELVET NESTING
n harse assortment NJ SaPeri0r J.1IeT.4.N I'L4TDS
GHd C3nBLEy CLOih.o, well made and made
from good materials
Pairv'S Fur Giuycs. Beaver Gloves
Women's hrecy lined beaver aud lid Gloves
{ hui ct SUPERIOR Pocket Books,
Polished Saspender Nnulds
Mems white SILK Gloves,
Blue and black Twist,
Toilette and Dressing Glasses
Needle Cases. Peah Buttons
% nests Bhn-BoXes; and various other other artico
The Goods now offered for sale, were bought (,r,ir\
~ our house in NcwYorE within the last irff wei
aided to former stock makes our assortment ,
good We can with confidence say that tl,cv r.. .i,o,
foods; and being drisaus OF reducing our stock as h ~
possible, by the iSt January next we are dis,ose 70 ali
nd viii sell, al iom prices " ''''
1--we invite Country Merchants also persons ,,ieb
o buy retail, cali ON us.
nov GO-4w
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-01
JRGLNJ4,


AZ rules holden in the clerk Office Of the superior court Of
chancery or the Richmond district, the 5lh day of Sep
tcm.5cr, 1895:
William Bernard, PH
against
William $. Jet, exor Of Richard Bernard who was OK or
of William Bernard and Richard Holland, by M INC
lately adopted called Richard b. Robson, and Dorothy
jordan, DGs.
The defendants Richard Holland, alias Richard 3. Rob
sor and Dorothy Jordan having entered their appear
nnoe and given security according TO the act of assembly
aud the rules Of this Cou aud appearing by satisfactory
evidence, that they inhabitants of this country: IL
IS ode ed, that the sal defendants do appear here the
first day Of tho aud the bill Of the plain
tiff aud that COPY Of this order be forthwith inserted in
newspaper published in the city Of Richmond for
mouths successfully, aud posted at the front door Of the
pitol, in the said city.
80 a Copy. Teste, Nm. ". HENTNG, C. c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-01
VIRGLNTI:

DJi(GLfi,I:
At rules, holden in the clerks office Of the court Of
chancey Tor the Richmond district, the 5h day of SEN
tenber, 1925:
Augustine Davis, as we'll as Of the other
creditors Of Charles PURCELL the elder deceased no snail
make themselves parties to this suit and contribute their
proportions OF the costs thereof Pm.
against
william D. Wren, sergeant Of The city of Richmond to
whom the estate of the said Charles Purcell the elder
deceased was committed for administration iiIcv Whit
Ter, Henry Sempe' Julia Pucket, Thomas r C. Purcell
Maria Hammond, Sally Hammond and Elizabeth Ham
mon, and John Purcell, Elizabeth PURCELL Ellen Purcell
and Sally Purcell, children of john Purcell
and Sarah Purcell, widow and admx Of Charles Purcell
the younger, deceased and Eliza John and Allcu pr
cell children and heirs Of the said Charles Purcell the
y"O"s''' Increased DHs.
lhe defendants Maria Hammond, Sally Hamnond and
Elizabeth Hammond, not having entered their
and gwen security according the act Of assembly and the
rules OF hs court and aPpea ring by satisfactory evidence
that they are not inhabitants Of this country II is ordered
that the said defendants do appear here on tine frs, 5a d
the next term aud answer the bill Of the plaintiff and tina,
copy of this order We forthwith inserted in some
per published in the city Of Richmond TO- two months sue
cesvey ard posted at the front door Of tie capitol in tn,
| said city.
80 Copy. Tes'e, I'm ". HENTNC. &C.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-01
, IRGENTa:

Al rules holden IN the clerks office of the superior court Of
chanccry for the Richmond district the 3rd d,r 81 ~
-oher, 1926 10y " ~
Bragg & Jones, and Ellis g. Allan, Pie
against
Lillian Stokes, David Street, William G. Overon John
JeihesS Coleman Jctfrcss, Robert Scott Edv,a,d p
Chambers Edward +. Jefcss Luke & Szer Charter &,
W HiIams, Shapard & Webb John A. Johns John n
rouI"Ty' Peters Tufts Joseph Warner, ex'or of BEN
Jan,h warner decd NORRIS & Jones, James N1acfar
' "''' N"'4'''' e" 9"'t" DTS.
ne Defendants - CHARTER, and Joseph Warner ey'or
OF beamn Warner not having enter ed their apnc,racc
ana gwen security according the act ofasembIv and c
"eH OF ms court and appearing by satisfactory evidence
Ina they not inhabitants this country. II il lord
a inc sa defendants do appear here on the first dv Of
he next term and answer the bill of the plaintiffs; md that
copy 0i ms ORDER DC forthwith inserted in ucwspa-
per published in the city Of Richmond for two ponths s,
said city. ''' ." VIC
30 Copy. Trstc, I'm. ". TTE.YLNY;. =. r.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-01
T FN'77' - ''7''TT07 TII"g % I'H| N TTTG
3AamagGr'8 OMCe,

UlderHLe Eagle B0 RirmOHd, CT Abc fo0inc prce, giE
Whole Tickets, 20 90
Half do 3 90
Quarter do so
Packages of eleven tickets embracing the 80 Nos
Of the Lottery, which must Of necessity draw at least
so 80, nett with SO many chances for capitals, or
Shares Of packages, may be had at the same rate
Prizes in the Lotteries of New York, New jersey.
Pennsylvania, Delaware. Maryland, Virginia, North
Carolina and " ashlngon City, will be received in pay
meOt.
Orders enclosing the cash. or prizes as above free of
postage, for tickets shares will receive prompt at
tcntiou, If addressed to
A. Bt'INTYRE, Richmond, IN.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-01
(B.)
RIcHMoSp, 18th Nav. 1925.
.WeSSYS. ~. C. Or.

Nessrs ~. C Carey s. /. Lea, and Thomas DE SiLrer
Gentlemen,
Yours of 3Oh of April TO my friend Mr. WIN. w.
HenIng was shown to ire this morning, and must con-
TESS feel indignant at the representation made to vou
which is without truth. Its origin, presume to be
thus purchased just before the advance lot of do
mestlcs; they were packed and ready for delivery at
the moment the took place when Tor Tie FIRST fine
the parties expressed themselves not satisfied with the
arrangements offered such further security as should
be satisfactory, provided that the goods were shipped to
Richmond to their agent, which was accedcd to- On
my arrival applied, prepared to comply, when was
informed the good were sold at an advance Of IS per
cent ormore No doubt, the boxes being ex posed and
the circumstances not being known, gave rise 10 what
you have heard
am yours respectfully,
Signed, ELIJAH BROWN.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-01
ELIJAH BROWN.
(C.)
D..L,,,.zL

Richmond, Meg 70, 1926.
0Nessrs' ~ C. Carey & l. Leu, and 7homas De Silver
Gentlemen,
Your friendly and confidential communication was
duly received. Believing Nj Brown to bc a very ho
nest man and that there has been some msreprescnta.
ton ID the business, thought my duty TO show the
letter TO hum: his explanation is on the first page 4
draft OF his for 800 favour of Robert Ewing came
to maturity OH yesterday and was duly paid.
remain yours,
Signed, VIM w. HENING.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-01
1JraO
Is A..AY.

Al his residence in Hanover c1ulty on The 21s, nj, Mr.
CHARLES CIENsHAw, in the 56:h year of his age
Ia thus city, on Friday last, Ms REBEec con-
SIT of MIR. George Olphin.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-01
WIN. w. HENING.
~ J

DO hereby certify, that on the eth of April last
Raymond Y 'rot''eIs purchased at public auction.
quantity of hats Of the manufacture OF Aessrs Rankin
q FowIe, at . per cent less than the invoice prices
aud beng well aware that Rankin & Fowle were in
good credit and not compelled to dispose esther stock
al that rate they were at loss to conjecture who The
hats belonged 10, and wrote Mussrs. r. & on tie sub
jet. wien they replied to them to this effect that the
hats cOrrcsponded precisely with Il lot sold 20 Mr. Eli
ah Brown, for which he bad paid them in drais Oh Mr.
Vim. " fleming vi Richmond, Those dJtis tyere f4e,
nrcepted and IN o Posyesion,) and desiring them i'm
ncim'eiy 10 make known the circumstance to Mr. lie.
ming, tIa be might take the necessary precau'jon 10
secure himself" According to their request waited
NJ Hening and related the matter to hun when he
relied he had ircady been apprized Of it BY friend
and had named to Mr. Brown who denied having any
tng to do with tic tran5sciiou and saying that the
conjecture false.
DO further certify, that while at PhiiadelpFi, in the
mouth of APri WIS the store of NIcssrs Rankin s.
fowle md had repeated yersatIOns with the acpg
partner there respecting The sale Of hats 10 Mr. Brown.
Previous 10 tie accye mentioned Transaction from
What ! could understands, he had understood rom Mr.
3 hat MIR Herring merely endorsed for Lin As i,
Customary '5r r'end 10 cn'o -. co. au,tIer And
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-01
{ J
.August oh, 1925.

SIR:-Please 10 deliver TO Mr.. William Brown, my
carriage and harness, and obiga yours.
JOHN HENDREE.
Richmond, 4M June, 1926.
To Mr. n. Tichcnor.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-01
DRAYgTgyA,

~ Tho Drawing Of the QUANT1CO CANAL
LOTTERY, 9TH class, VIII take place at the Eagle Hotel
10 the city Of Richmond, al O'Clock, NJ. on Wednesday
the I'd Of next m9ath
oe'1l a, MCINTYRE, Manager.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-01

This not original idea cftbe writer but j. morrow
I'd from the celebrated opinion Of the late jude RoANE
deljve. ed IN the Of LINK Colsfoa rcported in
psn'"g q NmJord u. The entire figure, as use by
Judge Roars (page 1I0) one Of the bodst in the ES
iish language five except these be found in the inspired
writings,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-01
J
PHILADELPHTA, April 3Oth, 1925


WIN w. uEHING, ESQ.
(PIipGie and ConElentiaL.)
We regret to be compelled 10 address you under very
uncomfortable feelings.
In consequence of our letters of introduction by Mr.
8'n"n, he has obtained, understand, considerable
c'eG. IN this city, by referring U.S. and we understand
that some part of the goods have been detained here in
C nsequence of some doubts arising the minds of the
sellers.
We learn with much surprise fails morning from a
gentleman who sold Mr.. b. some articles that they
have already been sold in Richmond, great sacrifice
ny auction; we wish 80 give yon this early information
that you may nave II III power 10 take proper steps
in the business believing that MIR. Brown acting with
out your knowledge.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-01
NOTICE.

Vie subscribers respectfully encr their services TO their
'o'iy friends and the public generally !or the re-
ccpt"n oi COTTON storage aud sale.
MoNCURE, ROBINSON g. PLEASANTs.
INV N-9t 1mcliOneers
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-01
tOt RISE Of EXCHANGE.
Bank BiliS, corrected af CouEN's orr.
TOMORROW

The Drawing of the QUANTIco Canal LOTTERY.
9Th class, will take place TO MORROW afternoon
at ! oclock-un, which time Tickets r.ov be had ai
noilENS Lottery and Exchange Office, opposite the
Eagle Hoiel.-Certifcatc of a Package, of /, Whole
Tickets. s 10 50.-Whole Tickets, & Is; Halves S3:
Quarters, 5 so; Eighths ~ cts.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-01

further, lido certify, that had conversation with Mr.
brown at Philadelphia, in the of winch he told
me that he was going TO open 10 Richmond pro
badly in company with other pelson but of tins
am not positive.
GARRETT v. RAYMOND
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-01


On or bout the 7th of May last, DR.. John Hendree
Drought tony shop Carriage and Gig. with harness
Tor both boxed up, and thus direced ''E Byotca Iech
nlond, "a, care cf George ~. Wahter." uncased
'hem and sci them up; charging Dr. Hendrec with the
expense About the 4tb of June the carriage. as sold
ny DIR. Hendree to gentleman in Nur,! Carolina by
me name of WIN Brown, for four hundred ard fny
collars, as understandable Browns letter 10 me
win DR.. Hendrees order for the carriage are in nv
poSsesson.-'The gig sold at auction bv Os Dun.
Top q Co., for two huadred and hlrty-five dollars as |
nave been informed On the 25th of April | purchas
"a, oil Or hendree 20 kegs of white lead at SIS per
keS.-l received the lead from MIR. w. w Smith on
Inc dock An account was produced BY Dr. Hendree
Tor the amount of the lead, the name Of Ceo,ge "
Wa%e' " objected 10 giving due bill to Mr. Wal.
ker not knowing him in the transaction and stating 70
Dr. iiendree, that had bought the lead of HIM DR.
iienuice obvlated the objection by ing Tat it was
"aHNe SINE hsnS," and called upon Mr.. Wheeler TO
take notice tina, the due bill TO go cut of his
possession, and that whatever lie Or leudreeO nigh
bill. n TI1,JEECp
August oh, 1895.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-01

TT. z IANFY Z 7. lea,
THOMAS DE SILVER.
z. S. The articles alluded were hats shipped by
Alessrs. Rankin u Fuw!e.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-01

Richmond, .aug. 7Lt, 1898.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-01
SCHEME.

3a,7ad Tickets, SI63,sGO
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-01

u The following documents form but small par! OF
the evidence which Fill he taken in the regular cnurs
OF the court, to establish my positions These were
furnished at my particular request.
w w IT
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-04-14

can't take the whlskey, because
I'm under an oath against IL for a
month. Ever since. please your
honor, The day your honor met me
on the road and observed to me that
| could hardly stand had taken ~
much--thongh upon my conscience,
your honor wronged me greatly that
same time---ill luck to them that be.
lied me behind my back to your
honor We'll, please your honor.
as was telling you,as he was taking
the whiskey, II we talking Of thing
OF to'ther, he makes me nm offer IN
swop his mare that he could not sell
at the fair OF Gurtishannon, because
nobody would be troubled with The
beast, please your honor. against
my h0rsc-sorrow take her, and
him along with her she kicked me
IA new car that was worth three
pounds ten To taitcrs. the first time
ever | put him into 1t, and l expect
your honor will make him pay me
the price OF the car any how, before
pay the grazing, which ! have no
right to pay at-all at-all, only TO OBJ
lire him.