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Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-06-06
Administration Meeting.
THE FRIENDS OF THE ADMIN

lsTRATlON, IN New-Cdstle County are request
od to take notice, that the County meeting will
take place by adjournment, ON SATURDAY,
the 18th DAY OF JUNE NEXT, at Clark's
lsawJon's) Corner Engaged as they are, in the
support of the best of causes, the cause of peace
order liberty and good government, the friends of
,he Administration in Newcastle County will not
fail to be at their post. While the good cause is
oreyuing throughout the Union, let it be care,
that Delaware shall also testify, by an oyerwhel-
ming majority in favor Of the present wise and ex-
celent administration, her steadtast adherence to
sound principles Let us support an admlnistra-
ton which, Protects the citizen in all his rights :
Cultivates peace and honest friendship with all
nations
Whose policy is to cherish with equal favor Ag-
r;eulture and Manufactures
70 foster Commerce:
Who promote internal improvement steadi-
" cherishing the Navy, Army, Fortlticatons and
nublic institutions, by wise and liberal expendi-
ture, -
AT the same time, that they are curtaihng all
Unnecessary expenses, and Introducing order and
economy into every department, insomuch,
That their attachment to trugality and Repubil-
can simplicity and virtue, has stood the test OF
furious calumny, watchful Jealousy, and most mali
cous scrutiny and
Who have in little more than three years paid oil
dirtyeight millions of the public debt.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-06-06

Even in the more northern climates of Pennsyl-
vania and New Jersey, the attempt was made and
continued for several years, DR. Franklin highly re-
commenting it, and subscriptions to some amount
being set on foot for its encouragement. Till the
imported white mulberry trees were fit for use, the
worms were fed from the native mulberry tree.
Some farther attempts have been made during the
last three years, the former association having been
put an end to by the Revolutionary war. The Sec
rotary says, :" the memory of Mr. Nathaniel Aspu
wall deserves to be held in everlasting and grateful
remembrance, for the thousands of white mulberry
trees he planted in Newly York, Pennsylvania and
Jersey.
In Connecticut the culture of silk commenced in
1850. The legislature granted bounty of ten shil-
ngs for every hundred trees planted, and preserved
for years, s. pence an ounce for raw silk. This
culture is still continued, as is we'll known in Con-
necticut. In the vicinity of Mansfield, /" three or
four tons ofsilk are made annually" Some silk has
also been made in other New England states, in N.
York, Ohio and Kentucky.
From 1855 to l772, several hundred pounds ster-
ling we're paid to various persons in Georgia, s. Car
DINA and Connecticut, in the way Of premiums for
the culture of silk by society in London for the
promotion of Arts, !" &c.--Bdlt. Amer.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-06-06
Cheap Books,
AND S7,.lTO.NARY,

AND S7.lTIONARY,
At No. 90 street, bet70een Acssrs Lark,n amt
Landlords Grocery Stores.
J. SCOTT, begs leave to state to his friends, and
the public that he has made such arrangements with
j. Grgs, and other cheap Booksellers in PhlladeI-
phla as to enable him to dispose of School and 9th,
er Boots, together with a general assortment oil
Stutio,ary at the oves Philadelphia frees e,Iher
at wholesale or retail In consequence OF sucn ar
rangement Merchants and Teachers from pom Town
md Country would find i, much to their advantage
10 call and purchase, AS his very reduced prices will
completely preclude the necessity Of their going to
the City for any article in his line of business on the
scorce Of cheapness. e.
Wilmington, May so. Ill.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-06-06

Culture of Sir IN the United States.-From the
Letter of the Secretary of the Treasury on the
Growth and manufacture of Silk, we select the 1ol-
lowing particulars respecting the various attempts
towards its cultivation in the United States. This
subject as well the cultivation OF the vine, may
hereafter proftaby engage the attention OF our ag-
rcultursts though, Notwithstanding the encourage
ment of premiums and bounties, these attempts
have been attended with a very partial success.
Thev were first commenced in Virginia, where
the attention of the settlers strongly directed to
this subject by the British government Silk worm
eoas white mulberry trees, and printed lnstrucuons
were sent over; and King James the First finding
he could not 70, ce the silk culture at home, hoped
for better success in Virginia, which he was very
DESTROYS should rear silk instead of tobacco, the
latter being weed &c which brings many disorders
and Inconvenience" Tobacco, however, seems to
have had complete triumph. over its rival, though
the latter had all the encouragement OF roya iaVor
Acts we're passed, declaring silk the more prohta
bic commodity for the colony; premiums as higi
as 10 600 pounds of tobacco, offered to such az
should prosecute the silk trade, rear worms, ant
plant trees. This system Of rewards and penaitle
was pursued till 1866, when further provisions wer
declared unnecessary, in consequence OF the sue
cess Of various persons in this culture. They wer
however. revived three years afterwards but fror
i, 1869. the interference OF the government seems
y have ceased. MAYOR Valhci hau' IA - 'N'oo
! trees growing. The eastern part OF the stat
y, aboupds in white mulberry trees. The Seoretar
e hopes that the people of Virginia will see their
" terest in renewing the culture of silk.
Like means were taken to produce silk in Georg
on its settlement in 1889, lands being granted to Sc
tiers on condition that they planted hundred whit
= mulberry trees on every ten acres. 10 keep ally
the idea Of the silk culture, there was on one sid
of the public seal representation of silk worn
20 with an appropriate motto. In l7oo the colon
,e exported upwards of 10000 lbs OF raw SILK, wnc
M sold two OF three shillings pound higher than TIL
y" ~ Of apy other country Notwithstanding this vel
= encouraging circumstance, the last parcel OF s
brought from the country Savannah, was in 49,
10, 10 Silk Of like good quality produced in Sou
- Carolina, having according to the testimony of
Thomas Lombe, the eminent silk manufacturer,
much strength and beauty as the silk OF ltal
The culture disappeared, however, In like name
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-06-06
Cheaper Still!

prnRs are now selling at the old ESTABLISH,
yqent' 40 az. tfarket Street, at fifty, sixty and
some at actually seventy-tve per cent discount
and these too many ofthem among the first rate re-
i'll ;so ,,s~ and literary works SCHOOL BOOKS
are offered by the dozen to Country store keePsrs'
or school masters as ,oY as they can be had in Phil
saoplia generally, and some considerable l0''er. ~,
History Of France. from the foundation % Ct N the
monarchy, by Clovis, to the final abdcatIon Of IVA
pocou, by William Grimshaw author OF ihe n,sto as
Of the United States &c. new work, OIL merit, es
pcciay for readers who have not leisure 70 'sa'
larger works--l large vol. price ~: A.,
toners IN philadelphia and those who purchase a
amcton we hesitate not to say, that we can supply
Libraries and professional gentlemen on as favor
able terms as any Philadelphia booksellers. COZ.
Junp g
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-06-06
Administration Meeting.

The Friends of the Administration in Kent Coun-
" are requested to meet at the sate-house in Do
ycr on Tuesday the 18th dag Of July merit, at eleven
o'clock A. M., for the purpose Of appointing nifty
delegates to meet the delegates from Newcastle
and Sussex in geneIal State Convention to be heia
N Dover on said day, and to take such other mea-
s,res nrcnaratory to the next General Election as
NAV be necessary to the success Of the Party.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-06-06
June g
Take n Office.

ALI. persons indebted to the estate OF Wan.ans
Carlise, decd. (late of the Village OF brandywlne]
are requested to make immediate Paymen n,. an.
those having claims against SAID estate WIN Plesen,
them duly authenticated for settlement ~ ''''' u
the subscribers. At,
RACHEL CARLISLE, 1dm'r.
WILLIAM M'CAULLEY, Admir-.
Brandywine, !May 20, 1928. ''4'
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-06-06
Teasd,ye.

Will be exposed to public sale on Saturday the tn
9TH dav of June next, at 2 o'clock, P. M. All the
personal property of William Carlisle, decd. at ms
Hate, dwelIing, to wit, Household and Kitchen FUR
|nture consisting Of Beds, Be'steads and beddlng'
Beaureau, Chairs, Tables, Crockery-ware' Io,s
Kettles Tubs. Scales and Weights Coopers Tools
|Wheelharrow, &c. &c. Terms Cash.
RACHEL CARLISLE, .4dm'g.
VIM. M'CAULLEY, Admir-
Brandyuine, May 30, 1898.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-06-06

know not '. is the author the following lines;
ut we do know that we have seldom perused any
,ore full of deep feeling and just sentiment, en-.
rgetcally and happily expressed.
LINES WRITTEN ON THE ISLAND OF ELIZA.
The heart that feels as have felt,
When forced from kindred hearts to sever,
The idol home where youth has dwelt
To leave--and leave, Perchance forever
Although no sigh may tell its Wo,
Will ,hrob with sorrows deepest thro.
fathers burning hand wrung;
kissed mothers pald cheek;
Bat not word escaped my tongue II
felt too much--,oo much to speak
That parting hour, that sad adeu,
Worlds would not tempt me to renew.
My foot is on foreign strand
But let me wander where will,
My thoughts are i'll my native land
Ny heart is with my kindred still
My dreams by night, my thoughts by day,
Are of the loved ones far away.
When vesper lights her evening star.
And signing Zephers curl the waves,
Memory recalls the scene afar,
Where erst followed to their graves,
With bursting heart, and burning eye,
Two sisters early doomed TO die!
think of years too idly wasted,
When Learning called me to her bowers;
But ah, the crcean-cup tasted
Maddened my brain, enerved my powers
And Learnlpg's call was disobeyed-
sought for pleasure, tound-a shade!
think Of her whose heart of truth
Is crumbng now to kindred clay;
Eliza, torn in sinless youth
From me, and from the world away:
Upon those lips, my lips have prest,
The fostering worm is coiled to rest.
The eve that beamed whene'er we met.
The cheek that blushed when love was spoken,
The voice that babe not forget
Forget thee! no my heart is broken,
But mid the ruins Of that heart,
While yet it throbs-there, there thou art
Thine eye is quenched, thy cheek is cold,
And in . far, far grave thou'rt sleeping
And oft in fancy, behold,
And DER that timeess grave lie weeping;
In vain strive this grief to hush
The burning tears but faster gush.
Pve left my land-rve left thy grave:
All that love in life or death;
Why am DER The heavng wave
What seek l here ?-fame's fleeing breath!
A crowds applause, a transient name
This isle might teach how poor is fame
The prison-ise of him whose glance
Sent awe throughout the world around
Who DER the brow of fallen France
A sun.brght wreath Of glory bound,
A coronal OF crowns-each gem
Some conquered nations diadem
Come hither, peasant tell me, where
Is he who dwelt in yonder VALET
"Seignor, neither know nor care
Gle came-he's gone though short theale'
"Tis all l have to te,l"-He came-
He's gone oh yes this, this is fame!
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-06-06
From the Democratic Press.

By letter from SCHUYLKILL COUNTY.
dated the 26th inst. learn that in that county
where the Jackson Central Committee claim a ma
jorty of one thousand--the votes are now believed
TO be about equally divided In the townships of
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-02-28
LAND FOR SALE b, v,r.
FEB. 28.--ts.

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE BY vir-
tue of decree OF the Superior Court OF
Chsncery, holden at Winchester, The Oh das
OF December. 1927, will be Sold on Friday
fhe 18Th daD Of March merit, on the premise s,
the tRAC OF LAND. together with the
improvements, late the property OF Georges
Porterheld, deed lying on the West SIDE OF
the road leading from Mar'insodrg to Williams
por,, about half way between The two places,
and not more than one and a half miles from
the Potomac River, in the neighoorhood OF
several good Merchant Mills in Berkeley
county, Va containing about 2i2 acres The
improvements are good Dwelling House
Smoke House, and other out buildings; two
wells OF good water near the house; due pro
portion OF the land is cleared, the balance well
clothed with good timber the soil is part lime.
stone aud part slate. Also, at the same time
and place, the interests which the infant defen
dsnts have by inheritance in the undivided
TR ACT OF LAND, lying in the same coan.
~, D. ing the one sixth of the late Elizabeth
POrterfeld's interest in her mothers land.-
Also, on the premises, on the same day, about
two hundred acre., bein. part OF an un
divided TRACT or LAND, lately owned
by john Por,er6eid, esq. decd. The quality
OF the soils 6ist rate limestone, about half Of
which is cleared, the balance well clothed
with hrsi-rate timber, lying about one mile
north west Of the first described tract, and
bout one and half miles from the Potomac
River, and in the neighborhood OF several good
Merchant Mills. The improvements are good
new Swiizer Barn, &c.
The terms Of sac VIII be, one third Of the
purchase money in cash, the residue in three
equal annual payments. to be secured by bond
and good personal security, with deed OF
trus, on the land. Should he sale of the q.
boye described tracts OF land not be finished
on the said 28sh, it will be continued to the
next day.
SlLAs HARLAN, .8dn'r.
Feb. 2S.--ctds.
Nora This land was advertised to be sol
on the Goth OF Fl brusry, but not being 500
as expected, the sale - postponed 10 the %
March rs sta, ed above.
UTThe Editors of the Torch Light, Hagers
town; Franklin Repository. Chsmbersburg. wi.
please give the above four inse rtions. and for.
ward their accounts Immediately TO this Office
for payment.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-02-28
EBUBLtC SALE will be- sold by
Feb 90.

III public vcndue, vt the residence OF the
.ahscrber. four miles from Mar,insburg, on
Thursday the 27ih day Of Ma cA merit all Of his
Stock OF Horses, Cows Young Cattle, Hogs,
md sheep; Farming Utensils Of all kinds, a
.ood Road Wagon, Plantation ditto, Cart,
Ploughs, Hsrrows, Wheat Fan. Cutting Box,
Horse Gears; Household and Kitchen fnrni
ture of every description, such as good Feather
Beds, Bedding, Bedsteads, Secretary, Bu
eeau, Corner Cupboard Tables, Chars. Side.
board, good Clock, about $500 lbs. Bacon
Also, two NEGRO BOYS, one IL years, the
o'her yeas old; together with number OF
other articles not necessary to psrtieularise -
Nine months credit will be given on all sums
over three dollars, the purchaser giving bond
md approved security. under iha, sum. cash.
The sale will begin early in the day and con
tinue from dsy TO day until all is sold.
ALEXANDER ROBINSON.
Feb. %
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-02-28
EbUBLIC SeLE-Niu >. sold =.

BE DfNtS ~ - w III Ot SUlU DN
III pubic vendue, atthe reside nee of th,.
subscriber, on opecson Creek. (Thompson's
Old Ford) two miles from the mouth of said
Creek. on the road leading from Shepherds.
town to Bath. on Thursday the 20h DAY Of
.liarca merit, all Ut his Stock, consisting of ,.lu
aaie dian Horses, Brood Mares and Colts.
Mich Cows, and Young Cattle, Sheep and
Stock Hog; Farming Utensils Of all kinds, a
good Road Wagon, Plantation ditto, Piouehs,
Hsrrows, Wheat Far, Cutting BOX, sHorse
6~ar'' Rye and Corn by the bushel; iiay by
the tor; Household and Kuchen Furnture of
every description. such as good Feather Beds
BEDDING, bedsteads, Secretary. Bureau. Cor.
ner Cupboard, fables Chars, one ten plato
stove and pipe; large quantity pf Bacon,
together with number of other attic, es not
necessary to particularise. Eleven months cred,
viii be gwen on all sums over five dollars the
purchaser giving bond and approved security,
under that sum. cash. The sale will begin
early in the day. and continue until all is sold.
0C0B KROH.
Feb 49,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-02-28
DIED,

DIED,
On Sunday morning last, Mr. JOHN
FISHER, OF this place, in the SD year
of his age.
The painful duty devolves upon us of
announcing the decease of Major &c.
neral J,C0B BROWN. Commander
10 Chief of the Army of the United
states. He expired at bis residence
IN this city, yesterday. after brief
illness OF three or four DAYS, preceded
oy greneral indisposition of longer
duration
His name is too intimately interwo
ven with the history of his country, to
make 1t necessary for us to accompany
tins annunciatioE with any reference to
his public life or services His indi
v'dua' merits are too universally appre-
lated to need tn be blazoned BY the
pen of euIogy. Al future day we
shall endeayor to do justice to bis emi
nent desert az soldier and citizen. and
to bold up to his fellew. citizens. in their
proper colors the example of his illus
trious deeds and his blsmeless and vir
tuous private Ii'e.-.Adt Int Feb. 25
in Beckett. Mass on the 10Th ult. Mr.
sfLVANUS SNOW. aged 81 years.
revoiutn nary pensioner He served
several campaigns ia the French war.
and through nearly the whole war OF the
revolution. He was engaged in ID off
ierent battles, in all ID which he was but
once wounded, and that at Bunker II II;
and the ball which he then received, has
been carried in his body to the grave -
He lived with his wife (who died at the
age OF 81 seventy two years-and has
lett a numerous posterity, and an exem
plary reputation.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-02-28
Trust Sale Of Valuable Real Estate
Feb. 20

N pursuance to the provisions Of q
81 Deed OF Trust, executed TO the subscriber
by Frederick Boroif and Rachael his wife. to
secure TO Jonah Bull (now deed lcerlain sums
Of money herein specified, the subscriber vii,
on Saturday the 22d day Of March nert, offer
for sale, At public auction, on the premises, the
TRACT OF LAND lying in Berkeley county,
adjoining .he lads of he subscriber, Mathew
hippey, Lard, heirs and others. formerly
occupied by the said Frederick Borof and the
same which Isaac Myers and Daniel Hensel
now occupy, supposed to contain two hundred
acres, be the same more or less. The land 10
OF good quality, one third in timber.-There
are three Dwelling Houses and two Barns on
it; is well walered, and in many respects de
sirabe estate. Terms of sale: one third OF
the purchase money in hand, and the balance
in two equal annual paymen,s--Further terms
will be mad. known on the day of sale. Sale
will take place between the hours ct 10 and 4
O'Clock OF the day. The subscriber will convey
such title as is vested IN him by the deed sfore.
said, which is believed to be unexceptionsble
DOUGAL CAMPBELL, Trustee.
Fe5 28.--ts
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-02-28

l BY virtue O, decree OF the chancery distric,
- court holden at Winchester, pronounce
on the 7ih day Of December, 1897, in a SUIT
wherein James M ats, ir. complainant, and the
executors OF James Lowry, dec'1. are defer
iants, the undersigned. as the executors OF
said James Lowry. deceased. will offer for sale
IN Thursday the 2o'h day OF March next, on
he premises, about 500 acres OF LAND, living
and being N HeIkeley county on thu waters
oi Back Greek, being all the lands owned by
the sad James Lowry It the time of his death
IN said County. The land will be off. red for
sale IN such parcels as NAV suit purchasers
The terms Of saie--one fourth cash, the balance
IN three equal payments OF 6, l2 and Is months,
with interest from he day Of sale until pay mem
The purchaser or purchasers giving bond and
security for the three last payments and DE- ed
OF rust on the land, TO secure the payment
thereof.
JOHt LOWRY
SAMUEL LOWRY.
I'll
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-02-28
February 90.

ME un iersigned, as the acting executor
Il of Eion .Matsr, lae OF Berkeley county,
deceased, has disposed Of his estate in compi
ance with the provisions of bis will which has
bsen duly admitted TO record IN Berkeley
county, Virginia, and IS now prepared to pa,
the money so isr a. It has come into has bands,
to those entitled to receive the same. under the
provisions of said Will
IsR VEL ROBINSON. .scting Err.
Feb 98-6v Of Fh, ilHs, ,,..
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-02-28

Al an Eiecnsn held on Friday last for off
GERS of the Pulaski Troop, the following gen
'lemen were elected TO the Offices prefAed t,
her names:
jAcaB VAN hoHES, Captain,
CONRAD HoGMIRE ist Lieut..
Baby iaBB I'd Laen.
WILLIAM GoRRELL, Corner,
JAMLs IN MON la Sergio
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-02-28

NkGROEo FOR SALK.-Ihe subscriber
~ will offer for sale, on Saturday, the 9Th
day Of next month, (March,) before the tavern
OF Peter " Kerney. in shepherdstoan, one
valuable NEGRO GIRL, for the term oil fifteen
years, and one valuable BOZ. a. ed about IL
years, for the term of twenty two years
Terms will be made know ON the day Of sale.
JOHN I CooKUS, Err. Of
Martha Szs.f!, deeeased.
shepherdstown Feb 20
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-02-28

GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.
For Internd Improvement, Literature and
Charities 10 the City Of Washington, and ia
the states ct Delaware, North Carolina and
Louisiana. ---FOUR7H Glass
10 De drasSa in Washington City On Wednesday.
the l2A .'fareA, 1923
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-02-28
ID. ORRICK, s. Co.

DEGS leave 10 inform their customers that
ID they wish to leave home for market about
the 2o,h March, and hope they win prepsrs
themselves. Feb. Is
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-02-28
pUBLTC SALE OF LsND-Ts,

EDUBLIC SALE OF LAND.--The
n subscriber a. Administrator with the will
annexed de besss nen of Jseob Palmer. deed.
VIII expose topuhic auction, on the prem;ses.
on f'idsy tbe 2lsf dvs Of .sfarrA merit, TR.sCT'
" LfseD. situate aad lying ia the county Of
Morgan. near tothe Berkeley line. CONSUMING
one hundred and fifty nine acres of tolerahls
good Warming hand. The improvements con-
stst OF a good Dwelling House, Kichen.
Barn Stables nc. an excellent Apple Orchard.
good SPRING OF water. and good Messiow, Z
propor.,onshle pert of this tract is clothed With
good timber Terms. one third of the our
chase money IN hand, one third in twelve
months IRON the day Of sale, and the. other
third IN two years. bearing interes, from tho
date. the purchaser to give bond and security.
and q deed OF trust on the land, to secure the
two last payments The sale will take place
between the hours Of i2 and , O'Clock.
Feb. a.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-02-28
BavK STocK FOR SaLE

BANK ST0CR FOR SaLE
FEtHE subscribers will offer for sale.
n tor cash, IN 'front.' OF tie Court House door
IN Mar'insburg, on Tuesday the ilth day II
March next. (heingthe second day of cours, I
four shares Of g.sLLEF B.i.NK STOCE.-oe
the same day. they will ole for h,rr until the
10th day Of March. 1929. a NEGRO wo
M\N, who is an excellent Cook, lroner aud
Washer, and well acquainted with al kinds OF
house work-Also. two stout, active NEGRO
Bofs, who have been raised 10 farming, Que
IL years. the other ~ wears OF age
WILLIAM HORN,
THOMAS HORN
Ere. Of Cces Horn, dec
February 90.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-02-28

I'VE are authorised to state to the Free
aolders OF Jefferson county, that Captain "a
Gil ARIAH BUCKMASre Il, IS a candidate fo
tie next Legislature of Virginia.