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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-13
From he Co{umLi,in Se,,l,-l.
NEW-SDRK

f. toFfo'o'"1ion We have been authorized by a
gentleman; of the frs rrapcctnbity TO mentions that
ia recent conversation lad in s vicinity with the,
present Treasurer az tin State ct New York, who il,
an a'o'Te; friend cfthe election Of Gen. JAcxso< he
on not hesitate TO declare should the result OF the
elections in the Western S,o,as MI, !, I'm, l,,, NJ
Gen. JACKSON at such hazard would require the
entire vote oil the State of Ncw-Tork TO elect !n,
that the existing Legislature OF the State. at the on
SUNG session, would 'De1 t,e Lu,o force pre-
SrTi5irsf NE choice Of Eectoys 4: Districts hat rev,
law would he passed directing the choice to BE- made
ny Cene'" ltchet slos satisfactory information be
received by the Legislature that the jackson Ticket
oi Electors would DC chosen but il there should be
donb.S OF such result tina, tn, new law would pro-
VIDE that the .ctors suN be CHOSEN BIZ the Eegisil-
t's' If the substance ofthe above in denied by the
view aork Treasurer, VIC shall publish the of
oar informant.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-13

Extract from letter from highly respectsb, rrc,
tenan, to the Editor oftlic Columbia Republican,,
uat'h 't'ncfnncti Ohio, .4is. IL. 1922
"I.o,!lsIana, Kentucky, Indiana and Iinoi, Lav.
given sgns poriectl! appalling to our Iacksoriars
ihcy appear az though. they afflicted with that
terrible discuss, the Dcn@u". In their writings they
haFc lot out some Ofthe secrets Of the party which
they may soon regret Yesterday, " member of The
Senate of kenlucav in 5oastirI, OF NnwV arir +b,
they Cno7 h1re the ctoie strte if necessary ssid
That n" hat reed letter from .ssn,fi. Pan E,;reu
% gentleman OF kentucky, which declared hal
1Fcfrf, could t70~ 81 ette rote, qF sc,e- York .ad
on s. rNce@sary. THIS Senator v,us lately on a vis.
10 The hon T. IL Johnson member OF The Sen..o
OF the u o. who sci! that the AniDiyt ion must
u" P'' ,'1Wn &c ~ Is supposed that Johnson re-
c"ycd the letter There Is doubt THAT such sf
ter lnr Been received and that your .cn:so4,rn VIII
take Ne APP nlntme NJ % electors into M ;r ovn nnn6
ii necessary 70 seciTa the ci3cC:, o. Gen Jackson
and Hvc the pc2'ie (wom tho iaCsoni?ra 81 oass to
love 5" dearly the trouble Of appointing hem It
mast be desperate Gauc repou tic electoral, law
nut 4c7''"ie cHses require d"spara recli,,. II is
life or 6eTt with The Jacxsonians and Desperate c,:
forts are neccssarya they dare. or rather IRE c,
Pel(-5 TO use thonor FAR have they advanced in
ae2aHon0a;t ct principle, That tWcre better TO work
tLT,. Iol han 10 rCturr"
Il look forward 10 five or f,r wears whom this
c}tomcnt shall have s,a1cd ii shall be ,.,,,,.,gcb 70
bn sad of one, he was JrcEs5njr! or n, san of
!cf'"''' rs nuci Is twenty ycara ago ii was 10 say
o orc h' was tory. nrtl,c sol, Of t,u Jrba are
The grounds Of the oPpo-ifion' What are The reasons
ct tins excitement. and this conv,ision o the nior
: one at all Whom are ti,oy attempting to elevate
| " hom do they idohx%7 Whom arc they ,co,.xkir-
g''-s.' 4 inon whose hands st,-led with blond
who wns connected with the infamous Bu,,,-vho is
proved TO have been mIc~cnn;r ai,. IN linn u, fsst
WI" - an a2;lhcrcr-wFnse lirc has bccg almost
continually list otbroils fights and ,vndiing! Who
ar Inc thsE that support Zach Van BreT they
there were $50 voters, $50 were for Jackson With
In two Years We have sent p from this county to the
fentcntary > fcr jackson. Yesterday tI,ai, were
arraign"d TO plead to indictments for petty crimes
more than dozen, al FOR Jackson, There .'aro the
lGrra boys Thu state IS ~ certain fer lie Admir-,
STATION "a that the Ohio will continue to empty into
the mississippi"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-13

f,f" j'""' Ne fdtjons' iaieI;rearcr of Sptatc, Q.
Nnthing can he more CNpicit. certainly, than this
oHhla h. the honorats Senator. u directly cont--
Dies what has beenconrrin;cacl to on the most
unn,peachablc testimony. Wa might after tins. OK
snp'e oil the organ ct the Combination in Virginia
iii the case Of t, celebrated sist- Room, letter stand
mute and ehstnn.ey rej!se either to Justify or OK
plH!' our statement. But We shall nos do so. The
settlement shall ho confined explained or rctraced
So soon SIS " obtain from the Test further n9orn,a-
ten on tn, subject. MEANWHILE the reader will
pt9sc TO recoiSc5 that tie satcIncn. contr;t,iotcd
by Mr. EAS BumE> does not rest solely OH authority
OF cur private lattar, citircl respectable as that is
hut upon the public con,erlporanco,s declaration Of
one OF the most respectable presses of the Western
county,.
II may be proper to add, Chat ON information was
MOI derived directly Indirectly, from the conductors
OF ''lc cincinnati taaettc. The corrohoratiye tcs-
hony therefore, from disconnected sources. c-
taols!es beyond doubt, that, if no s,ci letter WIS
written there has been something rcry IKE written
IL Will no cur duty, and tat Of the Editor of the
Cincinnati Gazette, to ccar up whatever of doubt
now rests upon the subject"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-13

80 H'gf.--Ihc Kentucky Commentator in speaking
o. nc return Judges in that state says
AS the Sheritis carHe mp TO the Clerks table to
Sg me certificates they expressed their preferences
- Ny Ef0n's 9v Con. Tac,,~rl fr proi4rl4 ~ c-r,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-13

DtuoGuE. ,Wy. We'll, neighbour =. What
20 you think Of Jackson, row-a-dayss
mr. s.-W ny, faith, begin to think tha ic III,
EeoPh OF IeW-Cricans wont support him. it is Tins
for iao to give him up. They know him, and don't
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-03-27

AND FOR Satellite subscriber wishes
IA to sell. the Farm on which he at pre-.
sent resides, lying in the county of Morgan, on
the Big Cacaphon, eleven miles from the town
OF Bath, the county town. This farm contains
upwards of eight hundred acres, considerable
portion OF first rate bottom, and upwards of five
hundred acres tilabeL The improvements are
large two story Stone Dwelling House, sixty
By thirty feet, well finished, Kitchen, Smoke
House, good Barn, Stables, together with a
number Of necessary out buildings; a good
GRISF MILL, double saw MILL, having
two saws under one roof, three good orchards
containing upwards OF hvehundred bearing trees.
his land will be sold low and on accommoda
ing terms. For further particulars, apply to
he Editor Of the Martinsburg Gazette, or to
he subscriber.
ABRAHAM VAN AUSDALL.
Sept If
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-03-27


NOTICE All those who became purcha-
" sers at tie sale of the personal estate OF
The late Mr.. John Burns, sen. decd. are not
he'd that their respective obligations fell due
on the 9Th INST. and that prompt payment must
be made.-For the Convenience of purchasers
residing IN the county OF Jefferson, James
Glenn, one of the Administrators, will attend,
on each Saturday until the 1st Saturday in A.
prl next, at the house of Mrs. Enele, for
the purpose OF receiving payment. And for
the convenience of persons owing small a.
mounts, residing in the county of Berkeley,
Joseph Gorret, one of the Administrators.
Will attend at the house of William Kroesen,
IN MartnshurG, on Saturday the 22d inst. for
the purpose Of receiving payment. Those
purchasers to large amou&t residing in Berke
ley county, will make payment TO William C..
Burns All those falling TO make immediate
pay ment,may expect their obligations to be put
into the hands OF proper officers for collection.
JAMES GLENN,
WILLIAM G, BURNS,
JOSEPH CORNELL
March 13.-3t. ,4o,'rs
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-03-27

DUBLIC NOncE.--All those indebted to
the estate OF DAVID MILLER, deceased, oy
bond, note or account, are respectfully reques
ted to call upon the subscriber and make pay
ment, as he indulgence cannot be extended
but short time, before they will be put in the
hands Of a proper officer for collection. For
the convenience OF such persons as wish to dis.
charge the claims against them, viii attend
a. Mrs. Elizabeth MiIler's tavern, MiiLcreek
on Saturday the 22d, and Saturday the 2oth Of
March, inst. and at The store OF John Pugh, at
White Hail, Frederick county, on saturday the
5ih Jay OF April next. Those having claims
against said Estate, are notified to bring them 10
properly authenticated, for settlement. 1t is
hoped the above notice will be puncually com.
Piled with. LEVI HENSHAW, .R1ln'r
de bons non of Davtd .JLiter, deed
March %.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-03-27
CONoUMPrIoNS, COUGHS, sc.

ONoUMPllONS, COUGHS, &c.
RUrLER's VEGETABLE INDIAN SpE
- ClFIC, for the cure of cold, consump
ton, splitting of blood, asthmas, and all disor
ders OF the breast and lungs. The Vegetable
Indian Specific has stood the test of experience,
aud proved itself the most valuable remedy
ever discovered for the cure of Asthma, and
all diseases of the breas, and lungs, leading to
consumption The following certificate lust
received from highly respectable gentleman
will show its vaue:-
!, Samuel Moore, do hereby certify, shst
tor upwards of a year was severely afflicted
with pain in my breast, accompanied with
very bad cough and shortness of breath and e.
very indication Gin the opinion OF Physician
OF approaching consumption. After passing
through course of medicine, and finding no
relief, was induced to make trial OF Buffers
vegetable Indian Specific, and the use of one
and halt bottle, completely restored me to
health, and l have renamed so ever since. be
ing upwards of year
The Gel brateo DR.. Cullen has taught us that
"our hrst attention should be employed IN
watching The approach of the disease and pre-,
venting its proceeding to an incurable state,
and in persons of q consumptivc habits, espe.
ciaiy those horn of consumptive parents, The
slightest symptoms Of an approaching con.
sumption at the consumpsive period of life
| ought carefully to be attended to
The specific is obtained by extraction from
herbs, roots, flowers, plants, &c, when in per
lection. In consequence Of happy combins
ton OF the most valuable herbs, &c. it becomi
balsam OF superior value. 1t heals the ipjur.
ed parts, opens the pores and composes the
disturbed nerves, after the manner of an ammo.
dyEe; consequently the obstruction of the
cnsst and the lungs which constitute the diseas,
particularly need its use. 1t promotes expec,
toration, which is so constantly called for; and
whilst IT cleanses and heals,it also gives strength
to the tender lungs. In this manner it removes
the hectic fever, improves digestion, gives
strength to the nerves, repairs the appetite
and improves the spirits This specific mg
always be given in satety-it is mild, pleasant
to the taste, and found particularly useful in By
Ipochondrioal. nervous and historical diseases,
Each bin of directions contains detailed &C
count OF this disease in all its different stages
and will be accompanied with the signature Of
the Proprietor in red ink. 1t is offered for sale
ny JAMES THOMSON.
Martinsburg, Jan. 81.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-03-27
JMr. saMUEL p. HaRRIs

"A you are non resident Of the Common.
"A wealth of Virginia, IN compliance with
the Law, thereby notify you that on Saturday
the 29th OF March, 1923 between sun. rise and
sunset OF that day, at the office of Rober,
Worlhlngton. esq. Master Commissioner in
the town OF ChsrlestoNn. Jefferson county
Virginia, shall, by virtue Of commission
from the Superior Court Of Chancery holden
at Winchester. take the dispositions Of DR.
Alexander Strsilh and others, which | shall
offer as evidence in my behalf, in the Gauss
depending in said court, wherein am con
plainant and you are defendant.
March 6.-4t. JACOB NEWCOMER,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-03-27

VfRGLNI.3--lo vii.
At Rules holden in the Clerks Office of the
County of Berkeley, on Monday the Sd day
Of March, 1928.
jacob schoppert, Administrator with the will
annexed, of Nicholas schoppert, decd
Plaintiff,
John Charics Rebenach aud Elizabeth his wife,
and Valentine Ayle, Def',s.
In CHANCERY.
HE defendants, not having entered their
l. appearance, and given security according
to the act OF Assembly and the rules of this
court, and 1t appearing 10 the satisfaction of
this court that they are not inhahitsnts of this
sta'e-H is Ordered. that the sad absent defen
dants d" appear here on the ID Monday in MAY
next, and answer the bill of the plaintiff. and
thatia copy OF this order be forthwith inserted
tor two months successfully 10 the Martnsburg
Gazette, and be posted at the door OF the
Court House of this county.
a coPy-Teste,
ID. HUNTER, c. b C.
March 20. 1899.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-03-27
ya.sccllaIeolte.

Dream "A dissolute Irish gentle
man having dreamed that he was ia,
cat, j blind cat and lean cat, IN
company was reporting this vision OF
the night, before his son, and wonder
ing what it could mean. Father, il
you viii DOT get angry will explain
1.-THE fat cat is your steward, the
blind cat is yourself, and the lean cat,
your du'iiul son and heir apparent; for
If you suffer the steward to go on as
he has done, he must get fat, you must
be blind, and | must be lean from
want
The reason why some women do
not wish 80 admire ST. Paui's writings
suppose, are these: He being as il is
usually thought, bachelor; his advis
ing people not to marry in troublous
times; commencing wives to submit to
their husbands; not allowing women
to speak in public: his un~ illiagness
that they should broider their hair or
wear trinkets; he charging the fall
upon Eve. his disregard OF old wives
fables; and his saying the Dung wild
ows became tattlers and busy bodies.
Iap Of South Carolina.-- That
from and after the first day Of May
next, the books of accounts of tavern
keepers, shop keepers, or retailers OF
spiri'uous liquors shall not be admitted,
allowed or received as evidence in any
corrt having a rightto try the same, OF
any d abt contracted or monies due for
spiriIuohs liquors, sold in less quanti-
ty than quart -
Marriages EItraor dinary- Great
doings among the Andrewses!- Mar.
Fied lately in Exeter, Connecticut, Ar.
drew Burnham to Sally Andrews;
Nehemiah s Burnham to Susan An
drews, Nathaniel Bnrnham to Heppy
Andrews; John WagieId to Polly
Andrews: Ephraim 2 Low to Han
nah q Andrews; Caleb ANDREWS to
Sally Brown; Seth Andrews to Sally
DAunIels; Obadiah Andrews to Roth
Bother; John l. Andrews to Anna
g Burnham; Andrew Andrews TO
Ann Andrews - An improved way OF
making merry Andrews.
Rochester Daily Advertiser.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-03-27
s=pleuDiU Lottertes.

The Managers respectfully offer to the public
notice, the following splendid Lotteries.
FIFTH CLASS.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
For internal improvement, Literature and Char
ties, IN the City ct Washington and in the
States of Delaware, North Carolina and
+ Louisiana.
To be drawn in Washington Citv. on Wednes
day 9Th April, 1923
90 NUMBERS UsEp--9 BALLoTsTo BE Drawn.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-03-27
RfatmemtaI OrOers.

LEG ioN.-NotIce is hereby given, that an
A. election viii be held at the Court-House,
IN Msrtinsburg. on Monday the l4th day of A
Pril next, for the purpose Of selecting two Gt
ahc proper persons to represent Berkeley coun
" IN the next legislature Of Virginia. The free
holders OF said county are also notified that a,
The time and place above named, poll will be
opened 20 record their votes on the question Of
calling convention.
GEORGE HARRIS,
Sheriff of Berkeley county.
berkeley county, March Is, 1925
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-03-27
POETRY.
raE q .NAiERs.-A SoNG.

THE e s RSiERS.-A SONG.
BE- John y. Baker, Of Neg Br1H,s.Siek, ana
sung a, q n.ssfutg If Me .Ns0 Bi7fas'9'ek .fg'
rgcHiiiarol Society
A Farmers lfe's the hfe for ms,
own love II dearly;
And every season toll of glee,
Itake rs labor cheerily.
To plough or SOW, TO reap or NOV,
rim the barn TO thrash, sir,
Ais one to me- plainly see
Twill BRING both health and cash, SIR.
To customers the merchant shows
His best broad cloth and satin,
In hopes to sell suit of clothes;
Butlol ;hey beg pattern.
Which pinnd on sleeve, hey take their leave
Perhaps they'll bay, sinSc low IT'S;
And IT they dc, the sale he'll rue,
When paid, SIR, with notice.
The Pres, has plaques As undesired,
When Aattered with call, siri
For though he preached ike one inspired,
He cannot please them all, SIR;
Some wanting grace, laugh IN hts face,
While solemniy he's pressing;
Some sneeze or cough, some shuttle oil,
And some are even doing.
The lawyer leads haunted life,
Much Ike a hunted stter;
And 'tween his own and others strife,
iies always IN hot water.
For foe or friend cause defend,
However wrong must be, SIR,
In reasons spite, maintain It's right,
And dearly earn his fee, sir.
The Doctors styled gentleman,
But this hold but hunming;
For Ike tavern waiting man,
To every cal; he's ''coming."
Now here, now there must he repair,
Or starve. sir, by denyingi
Likedcalh himself, unhappy eli,
He lives by others dying.
The soldierdeck j in golden lace,
Looks wondei Gus fine. | own, sir;
But still envy not his place,
When battered TO the bone, sir,
To knock my head against sold lead,
never had notion;
IF that's the way TO rank, say,
Excuse me The promouon.
The Sailor lives but IN Jail.
With all the risk beside sir,
of pillage, founder. a-a of gale
This cannot be denied, sir;
While so snug, enjoy M mug,
And kiss my wife and SO forth
When rain aud storm the nights deform,
Then duty bids me go forth.
A Farmers Life then let me live,
Obtain,ug while lead it,
Enough for self and some to give
To such poor souls as need 1t,
I'll drain aud fence, and grudge expense,
To give my land good dressing;
III plough or sow, or drill IN row,
And hspe tron Heaven blessing.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-03-27
VALUABLE PLANTATIONS FOB

VALUABLE PLANTATION FOR sAt,
The subscriber Is desirous to disnoss :,
by private sale his F.7R.M, lying on The n. y
quun, about one mile east OF Martinsbr-., pe'
The shepherds. town and Chsriestown rc 80 VI
This tract contains so acres, $50 of uhirh =
cleared and under cultivation, including Ise
acres of bottom land formed By the Tusos, -
aud Opequon creeks, as fertile and as e.u,;c',
as any IN the state. This bottom which i -
trely dry, has constantly produced from "a :.
30 bushels of Corn per acre, (the suhscs;bs =
has gathered as much as 100 bushel.i-It "a AZ,
susceptible OF beng made most excellent me-,
dow; 60 or 80 acres can be yatered. The inn
PFovemenis on this farm has cost the subscribe,
at least $1,000, and he believes that the rronsx
has not been uselessly expended. Besides n.
commodious dwelling house, there are 10 ..
Their houses for different domestic and agr;crl.
tural purposes-a valuable SAW MILL, on
seat which would be admirably adapted for
merchant mill The Tuscarora being he-
greatly enlarged by numerous springs. and tbe
tall on the land upwards of Is feet. A laser,l
Canal TO intersect the Chesapeake and Obo
Canal, will be made from Martinsburg to the
Potomac River, passing through this farm
whichIs but four miles from The River Potomac
tine young orchard which, with another On
the place, consist Of 400 apple trees; a Ru.
peach orchard; pump in the barn yard. and
another tor the kitchen are among the mapy
advantages of this desirable property.
From the great scarcity OF money, Land,
have fallen in this county, and the above yalua.
Bile Farm viii be sold fer 50, 900 in payments.
WILLIAM b. KING.
Berkeley county, Va. Feb. Ia.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-03-27

TIE undersigned, as the acting executors
of Ei0n Miller, lac of Berkeley county.
deceased, has disposed of his estate in compii.
ance with the provisions of his WILL which has
been duly admitted to record in Berkeley
county, Virginia, and is now prepared to pay
the money so tar as IT has come into his hands,
TO those entitled to receive the same, underline
provisions OF said will
ISRAEL ROBINSON. .4c.-ing Err.
Feb 28-6w of Elan 'ldUer yo
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-03-27
JOHN RANDOLPH
March eff

.gree:-Cornefa, grand dam of Mark An.
tony, and dam of Gracious was by Chansicieer
Che best son of Old Willair, and best horse
OF his day. her dam by Old Celer, (best son of
Old !ames,) grand dam by Mark Antony, ;besl
son OF Old Partner, who himself was The bes,
son OF Ncrton's Traveller, out of Selma, by the
nodoiPh'n Arahian,) great grand dam by Jolly
Roger out OF Silver Eye, which horse was
Imported, and the property of Sam. Du Val, esq.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-03-27
FARMS TO LET.

VIE subscribers have thtee or four eligible
Il f'dh'NS for rent, all in good ienantable
oroer, ana well watered. These Farms are
valuable. For terms apply to either of the
SUBSCRIBERS living near Gerrards.town, who will
she" 'he same to any person applying to rent.
WILLIAM WILSON,
Feb. ID.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-03-27

EARM FOR RENT.-The subscriber will
l. rent his farm lying on Back Creek. in Der.
keley county. formerly owned by Mr.. Joseph
Mlnghlnle,J containing about 200 acres OF oLen
land, all ina good state of cultivation, $50 of
which IS first rate bottom. The improvements
IN good condition, with agood spring near the
dwelling house. The terms will be made
accommodating
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-03-27

Anecdote.-Two negroes meeting
in dram shop. called for a bow
of grog after it was made, one fellow
takes the bowl and after drinking two
thirds Of The contents, cries "Hem!
heml-Massa, dis here too trong: do
PIT little more ,Udter here" "Tay
male," says the other one; "no be in
SIGH hurry; tetfnc cry hem too"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-03-27
SOUTHERN ECLIPSE.

SOUTHERN ECLIPSE.
{ The property Of DR.. lillian ThOrn,0n o,
Washington Ctts,
>N WILL stand the ensuing season
SE&Nke as follows, Wig: on MONDAYS
XIII Tuesdays and Wednesdays untii
assseezaszE O'Clock, at the farm of Mr.,
Washer Thfockmorton, six miles from Charles,
town and one mile from the White House
Tavern, and the last three days of the week a,
MRS. Ensies: Qate Walperts) four miles from
shepnerds iown. on the turnpike road leading
10 winchester, at twelve dollars the season
outu PHo within the season ten dollars will be
"Keh III discharge thereof. The season IL
comuehce on The goth of March next. 70
r. @, JOSEPH ENTLER,
feo' ~i'-< m. ABNER BALLS
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-03-27
TIE elegant .fnN.blooded Horse.

1h HOC1Os.
- thorough bred horse ofthe Old
FMT-Tf Imported Diomede, and sire oil
Rob Roy, will stand the ensuing
exA2EsSgs- season at the farm of William b.
King, one and half miles from
Mar,aspurg, near Josiah Flagg's mill, Berke
icy county, Va at Ten Dollars the season, ant
twenty Dci'ars to ensure mare in foal; the
money ior insurance to be paid as soon as the
mare IS known to be with foal--parting with
removing or not continuing the mare regularl,
to the horse. forfets the insurance. The sea
son Will commence the first OF April, and end
the first day of August.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-03-27

or A NIsEH,
70 ded onhe thirty fra December.
Hcrs us amiscr, Who beside
A thousand other shifts,
On New Years Eve liTe,sly died,
70. fear Of mixing Ne@- Years gifs.