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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-10


honor and profit was bestowed upon nim oy MS
neishbors that he would accept; anu ou w
fifth he was electedia representative oil c ~. .u
" in which he resided, and on the lohu"ne
wear he was chosen a senator III the same 'es''
lature. will
On becoming eminent, his friends were c wiz
;ro 20 recognize him and his little happy iami'
~ and consequently wrote many letters consr't
nla,ory Of his success, and requesting e'tner d
visit from him and his family, or to know u
thew would meet favorable reception snoulu
they come and see him. He at hrst reJecou
the idea of answering those letters, but upon
mature reflection and the opinion OF ms ~iie.
he informed those who had written IN oena'
Of their parents, that he, nor any OF his family,
while he had right to control them, wouIa CIV
er visit those whom he had forgiven, oul wno'
through his utmost exertion, he could not ior-
pet-bu, tina, any person whom he ever was
acquainted with, would find hospitality IN MS
house-that he endeayored never 10 forget
friend, nor remember an euemy-that he treat
ed all alike, that had like pre'.nlions TO respect
whether poor or rich-and, he was disposed 10
iniure no one, however much deserving III treat
ment.
After few months, to his great surprise ana
astonshment, Edwin received ln1or'na'ion ,"a,
his parents, togetser with those OF MS WIFE, hau
sold their respective estates, and were 'hen on
their way thithcr, in expectation OF spending
their remaining days with them, having preR'-
ous!y come to an understanding or settlement
OF differences All due PREPARATIONS were MADE
and on a subsequent day, they were blessed with
| the society Of their aged and venerable parents,
who in their children's absence, had received
due punishment for their obsti.acy aud se,eri-
| ty; and who acknowledged the BUSINESS OF their
Affections, and openly commended The determi-
nation, subsequent exerlion, and perseverance
! of Edwin and Ellen.
The old people again seemed to reanimae to
new life, and lived out happy old age, in the
society of their children and grand children, 10
whom they left an immense fortune in money.
and consciousness CT having done justice 10
God, 10 their parents, to their children, and to
themselves.
/ Edwin and Ellen still occupy the same dwell
ling and happy condition, although considera-
bly, advanced in years-lhey have never differ
ed in the most minute partlc ular-lor she, as a
faithful wife and companion, never opposed her
husband-and he, on the other hand, mas never
been unreasonable in his requirements. Their
children and grand children occupy the land
around them, which has been set off by Edwin,
their common revered protector and parent
No morials can be happier than they and their
posterity. Edwin often relates this story 10
them, and never fails to receive The srrictest at
,en,ion during its recital All advise Nth him
as friend, philosopher, statesman and father:
and he as unhesitatingly gives his opinion on
every sGhject, and on all occasions aImonishes
them "io fear Con and Keep his commandment"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-10
VI attawoman Fishery for Sale.

TIME subscriber offers for sae that veil known Fish.
Il cry and the FARM attached to it, at the mouth of
Mattawoman Creek on the Potomac River in Charles
county, Maryland, of which ne is the proprietor-
This the first Herring Fishery on the river and slad
also taken at it in considerable quantities The
land and water custom both very extensive and in
creasng annually. The improvements consist OF
large brick DWELLING salt and store houses houses for
the accommodation Of the hands, and sheds for curing
fish, with watts and stands sufficient to contain at one
time three thousand barrels There can be nut I'M on
this shore with ease, ten Mousand barrels in season
The apparatus consists of two large Senes, very ST.
perlor boat, capstans Of the most improved kind lamp
for lighting the shore, and every other convenience 10
be found on the best establishments; all in couplete
order The improvements have been made, and the
apparatus constructed within the last four wears and
every thing of the best materials. The expenditure
on this shore, has been in that time upwards Of sevea
thousand dollars.
This Fishery has produced, clear of all crrens RI.
PenSes, as Will appear from his books, for the three
years. when fished by him person. an interest per
mum onupwards oftharfy thousand dollars
lDe tract OF land adjoining, contain. about 100 acres
all hrst rate river low grounds-more than half of it
has been manfred to produce ten barrels of per
acre, and every year. one third part might be manfred
from the offall of the shorc-t lies beautifully level
and there IS about acres of reclaimed marsh, ready
to put down IN grass-Thc farm is good for 800 barrels
OF corn and from 800 to 1000 bushels Of wheat 80
hogsheads OF tobacco per annun,.
Having removed permanently, from that part Of the
country, it will now be sold SIR ks ethan he cu
al cosfot the Improvements. The most reasonable tine
Will be given on the payments provided their punc'a'
alityis well secured.
Should it not be disposed of previously, he uiHt"
1t again in person the coming season.
Letters, seeking any further information, directed@
him at Port Tobacco, Charles county, Maryland until
the lst of May, and afterwards to williamsburg VIZ.
gnia, will meet prompt attention.
march 2-1awtf G. MASON.
o. The Editors of The National InteIHgencer, Ba'
timore American, and Poulson's American (Phade'
pha), will please insert the above once week orTo
months in their respective papers, and send their &c
counts to:his Office for payment.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-10
Fromhe Boston 6urnal, March %.
TOLI / IC.AL.

A most important question is at the present
time presented for the consideration and de,i.
sion Of the good people of these States: Il is
TINS: Shall the administration Of this govern
ment and the public honors and trusts Of the
people, be quietly abandoned TO selfish, in.
ulguing and incompetent persons; or shall
they be conferred as the constitution intends,
and as the preservation Of our institutions re.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-10
NoW is he time TO use Siomachic Buffers, grand
restorative TO health.

Noio is The time 10 use Sfomachic Buffers, grand
restorative TO health.
nOCT. Wedderburn, informs his friends and the
public generally, he has now OIL hand at his Shop
on Fairfax street, large supply of the above urs
qualed article by the bottle dozen, gallon or quart
All who DESTROYS ofenjoyng that inestimable bles.
sing, health-in climates like this. where fogs and
miasnas, are at this, and other seasons Of
the year will find it to their advantage, to use them
two three times day-as great benefits will be de-
rived from them, in extreme cases of debility, they
have seldom failed TO have the desired effect as can
be proved by a number of our most respectable ci-
zens of both They also have been used in many
places in Virginia, viz Richmond, Norfolk, Gosport,
Hampton on the Potomac, Rappahanoc and James Eiy
ers, and the lower counties of Maryland They also
have been highly spoken of in Kentucky, Persl.
cola, Tallahassee, Key West, Few Orleans ,Ian,anzas
[Cuba, bermuda, st. Thomas, st. Bartholomew and
Martinique. each bottle has label of directions and
sealed, and stamped with my seal, to proven, coun.
tc
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-10

ST. LOUIS, MARCH l5.--The emigration this
spring TO the United States Lead Mines on the
Upper Mississippi, is immense. One Steam.
boat (in,ended as regular trader) has already
left here Cor the above place, and three Others
were advertised, to depart soon, We have beard
it computed that the accession in diggers, and
others, will amount to several thousands. The
Government rents, for the present year, will
be very considerably increased.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-10

TALE-FoCNDED ON FACT.
Marriage is sure matter OF more worth
Than 10 be subject for attorneyship,
For what is wedlock forced but hell,
An age of tliscord and continual strife;
Whereas the contrary brnyeIh forth bliss,
And is a pattern of celestial peace.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-03-29
CAra g1OAT'GS

CONGREsS--ife, seep Election. ,9tylIg.
1--WE are authorized 10 announce Nla;or
JOHN PEER, a Candtda.u to reorss,.n,
betke'e}, Jefferson, Hampshire, nardy and
Morgan IN tue next Congress OF the Un:ied
States
O. We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
ShsiS RONti, Esq as a Candidate to repre.
sent BeFseie}, Jefferson, Hampshire, Hardv
AID Morgan IN the next Congitss ofthe United
States.
sENATE-Berkeley Eiocfion .3brilS.
o. We are authorized 10 announce Doctor
CHARLES A. TURLEY. as a Candidate 10
represent the Counties OF Berkele,, Hampshire.
Hardy and Morgan in tbs Senate Of Virginia.
GIVE are authorized to anuounce Colon
ALEXANDER KING, as a candidate TO re.
present the coun'ies Of Berkeley, Hampshire,
Hardy and Morgan. in the Senate Of VIRGINIA
ASSENBLY-Bstksiey Eleciion. .iirf9.
GIVE are authorized 10 announce MOSES
I. HUN TER, ESD. as q candidate to represent
the county Of Berkeley i'll the next Legislature
Of Virginia.
TTWe are authorized 10 announce Colonel
EDWARD COILS ron, as a Candidate 10 repre.
sent the county oil Berkeley, IA the next Legs.
lsture Of Virginia.
SENAlE--Je6erSon EecA0s, .4Dt1l Is.
GIVE are authorized TO ann0unce DAVID
II. ALLEN, Esq as candidate 70 represent
the Counties of Frederick and Jefferson in the
senate OF Virginia.
ASsEMBLY-Je6erson Election, .qsraI6
GIVE are authorized to 9nnounce ANDREW
KENNEDY, Esq as Candidate to represent
the county OF Jefferson in the next General AS.
sembly OF Virginia
AoSEMBLY-.t;Organ Election, .9brsl g.
GJ~e are aulhonzed TO announce doctor
DANIEL HIGH, as candidate 10 represent
me county OF Morgan in the next Legislature
OF Virginia.
% We are authorized to announce Captain
BENJAMIN ORHiLK. AS a candidate TO re-
tresent the county If Morgan, ia the next
Legislature OF Virginia.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-03-29

1--WE DOLLARS RcvARD.-Ran away
n from The subscrt5sF living in Msrtinsbur..,
on Friday the 10th hast. an indented apprea,ice
10 tue Shoemaking business, named SAM 81
kEESECKER, aged ABOUT 10 Years, stout
made, hive feet six or eight inches high; hsd on
and took with him fne fur hat. nearly new,
good casinet coat and psntsioons. and other
clothing not recollected. All persons are here.
oyss'retiy forbid from har5ouring him. as am
d.termiued to prosecute every ore 80 offending
The above reward viii be paid upon his beng
taken up snd returned.
G-TThe Guardian of the above named boy,
(by whom he was bound) viii take notice, thst
as have sustained considerable Injury in hrs
loss, shall sue Tor The recovery OF the loss so
sustained.
JAMES LANDERKIN.
NTsrcb %
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-03-29
March %

.)UhLiC SALE.--Wtii he exposed al Public
Auction, before the Couri.House, on
MONDAY. the 9th day Of April, (5eing the
irst day Of The Berkeley county eouri.) ali the
FessolAi est~te ct George 0renGorf, decd
consisting Of he,'s Betdng, sad 8edsteads,
oae Mahogany SIDE Board, one Bureau CHAIRS.
q good Clock, &c tesether with great yarie-
" OF Household and Kitchen Furniture, not
pHhcutsr 80 mention. Terms OF Sale SIX
months credit FOR al sums above two dollars,
the purchaser giving bond AM approved seou-
u'y--uader that sdm, tie cash VIII be requir-
ed SF- Il commence al 10 O'Clock, when
due attendance VII be gwen by
ISAAC 5 LACK, .fd,u'r
March %
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-03-29

- ADuLiNG BUSINESs.--rhe subscribes
~ respectful y informs the Citizens Of Bcrke.
ley county. ard the public gersily, that he
has located nself in Buckles town or Darks-
vie, where e purposes carrying ON The SAD.
DING BUSINESS in It's various branches.
his shop 10 10 tie house belonging to Mr. VIII
AN Boak, fes doors North ii Mr.. Ioseph
Roberts ia'ern. Having on hand exceliepe
materials. AID Intending to keep good works
urea. he ~iu wa; rant that his work shall BE- as
the h'stordsr he 8. let's a share of publia
patronage, and asks II no leneer than he NAV
nett = JusEPH silLlEtA
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-03-29
MASONIC 1GrancR
AS0
MECHANICS LNTELLICEvcER.
BY MOORE & sEvEY.

THts WORK has been two years before the
public. It's success has been such ss to place
IL, in point OF numbers, on an equslty with
the FIRST periodical publications IN the country
and the Publishers, sensible OF the many ob
legations due their Masonic Brethren. tor the
exercise of their Influence ~ giving II this eN
tena,ve circulate m, are encouraged to renew
81 oi their hest efforts.
Fnrr MAsoSar is subject that has enrros
Eed tae attention 81 man, from the pf tmutve
ages To the present: and its mystic oeaa los
like It's elder sister, REL,GfoN, have coEla,and
ed the rsspec, aud saorstion of the wise and
good. The hest object ~ tie Institution is &,
preserve its members from the lfnmorsl lniec
ton by which they are surrounded m toe va
rioos walks of hie-uuite then il The bonds o.
CnARIrv aud PgACE-- ,ubimAte their mind;
with the noblest principles OF nature. and
reader them TT FOE the service offs pateF being
That. when the Grsad Master of the Universe
anpesrs in the splendid robes of his maies,,
and Fory to inspect the uuversal lodge, h,
may say To them; "Weli done cord aud faith
fal, eater the glorious Temple OF the living
col. aud encrcle bis throne ttorever To IN
culcate this sentiment. la. been the primary
object Of the MIRRoR. and the Publisher,
have the satisfaction 10 believe they have not i.
bored in ysin. In addition 10 this, tao Masonic
Department. contains Historical Essays or the
osgin and Progress of the Order Hymns
songs. and such intelligence as is calculated &c
interest 90 instruct.
Tan sc,1NuFlo DErARrAeS'r of the paper,
il designed 10 aioss MECHANICS, Whose ayocs
tons and means preclude them the psrusai OF
yoilminsus works, cheap. bat correct source
of information, relative to their AIDES and pro
fsssons. II contains such extracts and oFiginsl
COMMUNICATIONS. as are best calculated To sub
serve taeir views aud interest
TnR MfsCELLASEoos DEpAarMKEr compri
ses Historical Sketches, Fancy tales, Instru, TIVE
Lessons, Anecdotes, Poetry, and such other
branches oi Polite Literature, as are adopted IN
the Fsmsle Taste, or have tendency to pro.
mote the Youthful Genius in lis Researches. A
summary Of Foreign, Domestic. aud Political
Intelligence is furnished weekly Comprising eve
~ 2rtlcie 0t news worthy of record.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-03-29
NEGROES FOR sAiE-For s.ls ;,

EGR0ES FOR sALE-For sale, a va.
~ luable Negro Woman. twenty-five wears
ct age, stout aud healthy, and three Negro
Children, two boys and Girl The Woman
IS first-rate house servant, and is sold for 40
aul, but tor want OF employ. They VIII be
sold seperste or together, as may best suit
those disposed to purchase The terms will be
made aceommodst'ag-For further particulars,
enquire OF the Editor Of this paper.
Jan. 3, I6z7.--tfs
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-03-29

THE Managers respectfully offer {, lne
public nouce, tue Scheme of the next
Washington Lottery, arranged BY the comhina
ton mode, 50 numbers being used of which
three are combined upon each ticket These
o. uuubefs from 10 90 ipelusise) being seve-
rally rolled up ard placed in a wheel IN view Of
the puce on the day Of drawing: NINE Of
them are draw" out; producing by this simple
AID accurate method, S4 prizes each with three
Of the drawn numbers; 1 $50 each with two ct
tne drawn numbers, and LAYS prizes. each
with one Of the drawn numbers; 9O,a25 other
tickets having neither of the drawn numbers.
being blanks, The ticket having on il the Ist,
I'd and 81 drawn numbers being entitled 10 the
highest prize, &c
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-03-29
Auctions 70 day.

DUBLiC sAIG.--Will be exposed at Publ,
Auction, on THURSDAY, the goth inst
at the house at present occupied by the Sub
scriber, in the town OF MaFtinsburg, two Hor
ses and Hack Carriage, Mitch Cows, House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, such rs Beds anC
Bedding, Bedsteads, one Elk ht-day Clock, on,
ten plate Stove and pipe, Tables, Chairs, Fur
nlture belong TO a Tavern Barr, &c The term
OF sale VIII be made known on the day Of sale
BENJAMIN COMEGYs.
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C0NnLTY0.NS.

The MIsRoa is published every Saturday
morning, on a royal sheet Of far complexion
and fine texture. each number containing eieA
large quartz pages, at Two Dollars per year. H.
advance. Three Dollars per year, payable in
ninety days af'e- subscribing One L liar and
Fifty Ceui, for SIX months one Dollar 10,
three moiahs, ~ advance. The paper can b,
obtained an 40 other conditions.
rAddrcss--.Ioere e Scpss, Publishers o.
MAsostC MrnNos, rs, Washington street, Bos
ton, Mass. Boston, Jan. 1897
C~rSubscri5ers received at the Office Of the
IsrtlnssurC Gazette.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-03-29
gESRUSr SALE.-By virtue OF !

FEWUsF SALE.-By virtue OF a
b Trust Deed executed 70 the undersigned
or the 9 h day OF February, 1926 BY Andrew
uim aud Mary bis wife, for certain purposes
therein mentioned, and now Of record IN the
Count! court Of Berkeley, tic undersigned will
proceed to sell, for CASH, in hont Of Gregg's
Tavern, Falling Waters, on S.41'JrRD3Y. he
9th aey u Mag nert. the one ninth part or
share 81 undivided TRACT OF LAND, con
tanning rs acres, late the property OF John
Filter, decd. This tarm adjons the lands OF
Archibald Shearer, Charlss Downs, and others,
near the River Potomac, and IS we'll improved
Also t~o horse sleigh; Blacksmith's Bellows
ard SIDE Saddle. This sac will take place be-
tween the hours OF II and 8 O'Clock Such
title as is vested IN me as Trustee (Which is
presumed to be goodl will be made the pur.
chaser ADAM LEWIS. T,1lstes
March i5-ctds
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-03-29

h 'LkCTlON--An election vail he held On
~ Mcndsy the 9Th day Of Apr, at the Court
House OF tbs county to elect II, and suitable
person TO represent the district, composed of
the counties Of ''etkeisy. jefferson, Hampshire,
Hardy and Morgan, in The Congress # he Uni.
ted SiqteaI also ta eject peTs IN 10 represent he
counties of Berkeley, Hampshire, Hardy and
Morgan in the Senate q ,Irg4,pa; and two per
sons 10 serve as members Of The Hoase sf Dfie.
gates. JACOB WEVaR, 81 n
March S--te Eef&eieg cgnafu.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-03-29
OLfnlfIED

On Wednesday,th 2lsJ mss BY the Rev. MI
Fullerton, MIR. Humphrey faLertoa, Of West
more!And county, Pa. to Mss E!eno,a C. Da,sd-
SON, OF Washington county. Md.
On Thursday last. by the Rev. SIR. Krauth.
Mir. John c. Sinai, TO Miss Sarah Mons.
daughter Of Var. John Noog, all of III COUNTY.
On the Same day, by the Rev. Mr.. Winler.
mr .4'fh'"y Ice, jun to Miss Isabella nc Ct,e,
daughter OF Mr.. JOAN Nee lure, all OF this
County.
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March %.

NJ oflGE.-Al persons who have lett &C
" counts, obligations. &c. IN the hands Of
the subscriber 70 bring suty upon, or have
otherwise entrusted tohs care fpfnssbe,1 eea}
CUISINES, a,e requested - apply 20 Chsr,es
James Faulkner, u.s.. 10 whom ms papeFs have
teen delivered, @itu "A gequest to attend to his
business nENkY a. BYRNE
March %
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-03-29

HousE AND LOT FOR SALE The sub.
a serbrr wishes to sell the House and Lot
he at present occupies IN the town d Martins
burg. situate on the North side Of KING street.
adjoining The Presbyterian Church. The pro.
perry consists OF hall 10, well enclosed, a
convenient Dwelling House and Kitchen, with
roomy Cellar and all necessary out buildings
~ good repair. The garden IS good one with
variety OF choice fruit trees, ard water yer.
convenient As private residence. or for an
Industrious mechanic, there are few situations
in tie town more eligible. To one disuos ed TO
purchase, the terms will be moderate.
Feb 22.-tf JAMES LANDFRKIN
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a certificate of 20 whole tickets, $40 10
20 Halves, "a 70
% Qnartefs - e

Distant adgenurers viii please address
then letters TO the MANAGERS. {posi paid)
enclosing the cash or Prize tickets, and The
most puncfusi attention viii be gwen
Prize tickets in former LOTTERIES are paid at
this Office: or received as Cash in all purchases.
YATES & MINTYRE. Managers,
March IS EEasbiorta,, IN,
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Ts1E:IE F.A.:..I.M.
Tuesday Next

ESuBLiC sALE.-Will be sold At public
Il sale, on Tuesday, the third day Of
April next, at the residence of Caiha.
rine seibert, (Harlan's Spring. the
following property to wit: Mich Cows
and Stock Catile, Hogs and Sheep; a
quantity of Flax and Wool, Bacon,
Lard, &c Rye AID Corn by the busdel,
together with a variety ST other article
not necessary TO mention. Six months
credit win be given on all sums above
'hree dollars, Except the grain, which
will be sold for cash. the purchase.
giving bond with approved security. The
sale viii commence early 10 the day.
JOHN ;. SEIBEkT.
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THE subscribers have Just received Iarg,
L. assortment OF IRON, '. arrsn,edl which
eau be had at the Shop Of An.Aony S. Chambers
~ okRlCK, & Go.
Nartinshurg, ian. IS. 1897.
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~ QUICKSILVER,

yggr1ssAszSss w Mondays, Tussds,s and
'. ednesaays uu, | S o'clock D. n, q, tie stable
Of Robert Boak. in Buckles town; ard on
Thursdays. Fridays and Saturdays. ~ the sta
ole OF Abraham MsTlatt, near iioke's Run. and
be let to mares at The moderate price Of sic doc
iars Che ssasan, (but may be discharged by the
payment Of fus doits4,s within tue season.) aes
dollars (cssli) the sngle leap--otherw Sc con-
sdertd by ,he sea on; aud zen dello,s to ensur-
mare in foai, TO be paid when the mare proves
with fca; parting with removing, or mol con-
tIn,ing the cns,'red mare regularly 10 the horse,
ior.eits he ensrssnce money. I he season has
conmsnoed, api will end the last OF Juns
next.
Quicksilver s beautiful iron or silver grey:
se' en- wears old this spring fifteen hands lhree
inches high, ~ Point D. form is not surpassed
b any horse in this part OF the country, be was
got Ivy the imported horse Frederick, who was
got by Selin. welt known and celebrated rum
aing horse in England. Quick Silver's dam
@as got by Col. copelsuds Badger. his grand
dam by ]. lnsklp's ST Clair: his great grand.
dana BY Prices celebrated horse Grab, his
great grsat-grAud dam. by Capt Parsons noted
morse Grsndbay, who was taken from British
oihGeF in the state Of Jersey 10 the Reyolution-
AIRY war, and was taken to the South Branch
OF the Potomac. in Hardy county, Virginia
SAMUEL VANDiVER
March go.
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FENHE anniversary meeting OF the Berkeley
\ county Auxiliary Bible Society, viii be
held IN the Presbyterian Church, IN this town
on Monday the ID Of April next, at IL O'clock
A. NJ. when an appropriate discourse may be
expected. March %.