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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-07
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'V0T "T' 3TTTTY9TTITf nv J THITt.
NUMBER al pas 5cugers on b. ard the steam
boat belyldero, on her passage down the Ohio
riser amongst other topics of conversation
introduced the subject OF the next Presidential
Election. On which. ~ there appeared 10 be
considerable difference of opinion, the prupo
sl,lon was made by agentleman preseni, TO take
the sense of the company. Aud rs there were
cilizens from ten States of the Union present,
the result may not be nninteresiug to the pub C
Dr, b. H. Lacey OF Virginia, was called To the
char, aud > M Grat 81 Kentucky, WIS cleo
ted Secretary. On counting the vote il stood
ms lollow.:
Inr IL LIN IL L mia NJ AL. n,.n,,-..;
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-07

Walking Fia-A fish, called the hassar, in the
West Indies, possesses the singular property of
travelling over land, which it invariably does.
when the pools it inhabiis become dry. II is
said that these FISH will travel IA whole night
in search Of their object, al the rate of three
miles an hour, aud they fleet their search by
the use of their elastic tail with which they throw
themselves forward on their arms, or from. fins
The Indians say these FISH carry a supply of
water within them for their journey, for their
bodies are always wet and il wiped dry they
speedl y become moist again. The hassar makes
regular nest in which /, lays its eggs. and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-07

Georgia cold We have examined fair
speclmea OF Cold, taken from lands in Haber'
shaun county, aud hive no doubt from lis hp'
pearance, that it is better than Spanish com
We werr informed by Gen. Cleveland that
j 5oO was taken from space of ground not
exceeding three ioGrhs of an acre squire, ana
Thai Tour men, ~ one instance, found S2'o
worth of The precious me al 10 one day ms
was uncommon, but 81 sboguIne are those &C
quaiu'ed n min.ng, tha' they ARE ,herine
e1travaeaa' prices Ion lands in the nelghbor-
hood Of The present discoveries
Unsh .Aems.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-07

Snakinv. The Macdonough, Georgia, Jack.
sonlan tells the following story -
youne lady OF our county, few days ago,
speing a Ground Squirrel go into the creviee OF
a large rock, which lay fiat on the ground, ran
her hand in 10 catch it, when she was severely
bitten on il hang you, you have BIT me, but
will have you any how, she said, and again
poked in her hand, but instead Of the Squirrel,
she pulled out a large Rattle Snake, having II
raules--her hand and arm swelled prodglously
in a few hours after.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-07

Rapid Trdreting The Baltimore Amer.
can OF the 2lsIs says: We learn that the New
Despatch Line of Stages came through from
Washington to This CITY yesterday. in tisse hours
aud thirty fire minutes, with tive passengers.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-07

TIN ymls population anl federal nnohars
aided, anl then DIVIDED, give 22oh6S
Ifiha country On Tide Mater be entitled 10 30
n,a,nher. then each npmhnr VIII represent 6ll3
BAttfs Fei Numbers.
The IIcnrco District
eonttns @lsss1 iNJl9
it, share of36 men-
bsrs,i. = o,Ool 5-islO 3~'2ll
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-07

A real benefL-lt is estimated in the PM
sdclphia 4. > Gazette, that the audience pres
EN- on the occasion of Mr.. Forreits late hene-
IT in that city, consisted OF upwards OF three
thousand persons. Our cily," saws ihat Jour
nal, " has witnessed nothing like II since the
day of the celebrated Cook. Hundreds could
not obtain admittance
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-07

We are struck. Ays the Natohal Gazette,
with the following remarks OF Mr.. Jefferson,
contained IN letter dated Paris, May 90,
1888.
/ cannot bnt think il would be desirable
to nj Commercial nations To have the Turkish
nation and all It's dependencies driven from
the sea ooast into the interior parts of Asia
aud Africa What a field would hus be restored
to commerce The finest parts of the old
world are now dead, in a great degree, TO
commerce, TO arts, TO science, ami to Society.
Greece. Syria Egypt, and the northern coast
Of Africa, constituted the world, almost, for the
Romans, aud 10 us they are scarcely known.
sea- cely accessible a, ali
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-07

MANY OF the women in Rome. OF the middling
ana lower classes have one shoulder h;oher
ina" another. This is attributed to a cus,om
h""n me Roman mothers of thsmping the
make them grow. ''N' - II VI 0e' ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-07
+" The month OF September. to descend from
" his coacn boz and open the mail

.fnoihtr PRIMER Rewnrded.-The appoint
menf of Curtis. printer Of the Northern Llghf,
10 the Post office IN this town, as was eipec-
ted, iexeites the Indignation OF the people "a
all quarters. aud well il might-for more
fragrant act Of injustice a. cruelty has mol been
committed b, DuH Green l. Go since the ascen'
dancy ofGeneral Jackson. Judge bufgh
was well known throughout the State, ana
i, is gratifying to see him spoken Of IA terms
Of the highest respect by all.
(Eahport (Ms,) Sentinel.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-07

Sam Patch--The body of this unfortunate
and deuded man has been found. IL heated
ashore, we are informed, few rods below the
spot of The tragic scene. The lody is said to
hive been examined by several surgeons, who
reported the rupture Of n blood vessel II was
observed TIM, he entered the water IN sliding
manner, with limbs extended, contrary TO his
usual way, and that before setting out. ne had
taken an immoderate doe Of ardtns spiritS.
That he was IA man of incorporate habits, ap-
p, as from the LoCkport Gazette ,ot the 4th inst
winch says" Sam Patch passed through this
village, lew days ago-drunk. Nothing ex
traordinary was discovered ia his count nsnce.
Yet with such II character WAS this man capable
of congregatmg together, thousands Of the pop
ulace wi hin the bounds oil the corporation Of
an enlightened village, 10 mitne5 his presump-
ton and death ! !
" Sans Bear, as he was called, was aaver
tised to follow the leap of his master, Al a later
hour in the day. But the awful catastrophe
had Stacked the gossip thirst of the good peo-
pie 50 III 10 give them more care for the life o {
the beast than they had esinced for that of the
man. Genne&ee Intel.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-07

lhere is at present living AT Pitna, in Swe-
n c'a, Young man ~ years ofage, who is nine
n;e. I'VE inches IN height, At the age of
t's"' years ne was five feet four inches in
"'ns re IS about TO travel throughout Eu-
London paper.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-07

rum -, fdfs'f-Why is boy having his ears
sp Z Because lie is hond-egged
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-07

bWIiNUV IA To =
Federal numbers amounts SNOWY
Inch nont,r y, IN t,nre.nnt ucrsona 7,Uif t
Mosi oftho Allegheny, ll2Ill 70 .-l52i 20
Between tho AAoghauy
aud Rlae Ridge, 1i2,011 20-i1ea ~
between tho Blua
Rilgo aud lido Wituf, 11n.0tJ iG-h.an II
On Tidu MItc 271ilO H-b,do 81
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-02

under his arm. He was walking az a
pretty rapid rate; and though The day
was very cold and wet, be had neither
cloak nor umbrella over him; while the
hack drivers had all OF them an umbrel.
la over their heads. He was going at
such gait against a smart wind that
his coat-tail was standing up on a level
with the horizon. ascerta, I'd that il
was your Chef Justice. Md again
on tue day Of the Inauguration. was
struck with bis brighi eye and ford
face. He must be several years older
than the President, and yet be has lbe
art OF looking several years younger.
A strange man, this Chief justice OF
yours.
Then you have never seen him a.!
one of our bsrbe cues pitching quoits
10 all his glsFy with bis long tailed coat
off, stripped TO the sleeves, with his
long tail boots drawn up 10 has knees
and all his soul as ouch given up tn the
right lay ing OF his quoi,s, as he would
be in untying the knots Of difficult
case in the law Of nations You must
see him thus. in order TO form some idea
of his juseDiIity OF spirits and simpliei
ty of manners. ANECD0NST."
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-02

suffered no vast in appearance nor IN
weight, and that, tho0gh the nerves
seem torpid, those subservient to mus.
cular motion appear 10 have their vIgor
increased; for how otherwise can ne
explained the power with which they
resist those efforts to which, IN Datu
raj state. they must have yielded. -
Cambridge paper.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-02
NEw YoRK, MARCH s

VIEW AOhAp rARCH A5.
American DOubioons 1t may not
be generally known, that Spanish
Doubloons are an article of c0nsidera
BILE manufacture in this country A
man came into Wall street yesterday,
with as large number as sixty, and
offered them for sale 10 various bro
kers. He was at length taken 10 ahe
Police; bat as it was not proved tina.
the intrinsic value was less than that
of the foreign coin, be was permitted
to depart.
We are told that when on account
ofthe course Of exchange, douhloons
become high. their manufacture in this
country is by no means unusual. Some.
times this might be done profitably,
even ifthe full weight and purity of
metal were preserved; though IN gen
rrai there is some deduction in one or
both these particulars. But even if
there we've none. as the value depends
on the genuineness of The stamp, ane
rs any one who should attempt to sell
tdem in Spanish countries. would be
exposed to very severe penalties, how
ever ignorant he might be Of theii
counterfeit character. the manufacture
Of them here can only be looked upon
a gross misdemeanor. -Journal of
Commerce.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-02

VIRCINi.f--to zoif:
At Ruies held in tn, Clerks Office of the Coup
~ COurt of Berkeley on Monday, The 5Ih dsj
OF January. 1929.
Elizabeth Williams, PLLiaaf,
Thomas Clsggeu and Sophia his wife, "a"
Sophia Martin, Eliza S'rode late Eliza Msr1ln'
Hors,io Clsgge,t and Mary his vile, late ma
ry Marin, Matilda Martin, LOUIS Msf,ln'
Honore Martin, Richard Martin, John Ms"'''
and Am Martin, the sale Richard, JOHN anu
Ann being infants and with he SAID sapnh.
Eliza, Mary. Matilda, Louis and HONOR, oeins
children uf Sarah Mar IL, dece ased, and as suen
CO heirs lin right OF then mother) WIN hiI''
beth " iiilams, OF Richard Clsgge't, dc esassu-
L9endans.
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendants not having entered fbeFsp
pesFance, and given security according 70 w.
act OF assembly and The rules OF this COURT s'.
il appearing TO the satisfaction OF the oou.
that the defendants are not inhabitants 0' u'
Commonweslth:--k % ordered, they do sppeS'
here on the Cd Monday IN April, next and ~
swer the bill of the complainant, add that -. y.
by of this order be published IN The Marp,s
burg Gazette tor two months successive"
and posted at the door OF the Court House
this county. A Copy --Tes't,
Jan g. 1929 Pm HUNTER, -
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-02

SAUL AND HE WITCH OF ENDuR.

SAUL AND HE WITCH OF ENDUk.
What daring footsteps come. to break
The silence of the dArkened wood,
And thus, at mdnighrs hour, awake
This sleeping solitudei
Some wanderer with the burning trace
OF guilt aid s'n upop his brow,
Seeks out the pFoPhe 3 resting places
But wherefore comes he nowf
That form--it osnno, be forgot
lis he--'tfs vsloPs proudest son
And she Who guides him 20 the spot
Is Endor's fearful one!
What deed of darkness e'er could send
Such wanderers TO the place Of prayerf
o. would the stubborn knee might bend
The dark soul worship there'
Her hand has traced the msgic sign
Herhps the uuhoy spell have SAID:
Can thsy deaths frozen clasp untwine--
Wa, the grave yield IFS deaJi
Bot see, and the bursting gloom,
What shadowy spectre meets The eyer
lis The pale tenant Of the tomb
Lis, to ms prophecy.
".h0Harch, Thy throne and sceptre are in rust
'Oarrsor, ~ more the child of vi tory
"fa'he', thy hopes are mngling with the
dust
".'f0ffsi tomorrow thou shalt be with me-"
The morfow's sun shone d,mly down,
In sadness, on tive battle pam
On horse and rider oycribrown,
On slaughtered chief aud train.
And there ley one, whose sIfiened hand
Fas, Fixed in ature's agony,
Stu hrmiy grssped broken brand,
As If in victory.
knew him for that fearless one
Who broke the slGmbers % the dead,
Dmmed was the Brightness ofhis son.
His dreams of glory aed!
He had gene forth at break OF day,
While thousands waked hrs battle hyrnu.
Like dew drops they had passed away
God had fotsaKen h,mi
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-02

I"eIN.AA, :. sire, STA AHeHr, <. K sire the
old imported DIoMED.
Instructor is beautiful sorrel. seven years
old tins spring, of fine size, torn and command
ing appearance, great Strength, actlsIl, and
beauty. tie will stand the ensuing season at my
farm on opequons near Smlthfrld. in JefleT.
son county, and will be lei to mares at the re
duced prices, of Eight Dollars cash the single
leap, Twelve Dollars the season, discharged
BY Ten Dollars If pad within the season, and
Twenty Dollars 10 ensure mare, pay able as
soon as she IS known 10 be with tosl, or parted
wih--hfiy ce0ts to The groom for each mare
10 De paid when she IS seat 10 the horse. The
season has commenced, and will terminate
the lst Of July Mares from dis, ance can be
furnished with excellent pss,ursge at fifty cents
per week; and also fed With gram, IT reQuired !,
at Is cents day Servants sen: with mares.
to remain with them. will be found gratis. Ev.
cry care and attention will be taken 10 prevent
accidents or escapes. bu. no liability tor an,
that may happen.
March 70 CARVER WILLIS
N. See hsndhills for further pedigreee,
certificates, &c. &c. sc.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-02

a HE Co Premiership heretofore EXISTING be
A tween the subscribers, under the Firm OF
LANE g. TOWNER was by mutual consent
dissolved on the 29th Decembef, 1898 Those
who have claims on the late concern, viii
please call On Benjamin 7. Towner, who is
bound TO pay the same. And those indebted
will please call on the subscribers, when they
Will be no. fed 10 whom they will have 20
make payment as the claims of the eonsern
viii be divided between the Parties.
THOMAS u. LANE,
BENZ MIN L. 10 WNER,
Shepherdstown, !
IanaarN !, 1879 & mar. IS
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-02

TSARM FOR RENT~The subs.rs.,v,.,.
4 es to rent the F3R.H belonging a. 80 80
heirs OF John Winning, decd. lying on 49,
west side of the North Mounssin, nes, 10 -
Robert v Snodgrass' Ml---this farm eon,s'a.
about 300 acres, Of which about $50 are CO
ed and under good fencing-lbere is : good To-
story Dwelling House, convenient Barn. gors
Spring end Spring House, Meat House ana
good Orchard; there is some meadow on !,
The above farm viii be rented for three or fon,
years. Possession can be had the 6rst Of Arm
For further particulars. enquire of the subscr;.
Der living near Parks Gap.
JOHN TABB.
Marsh S, 1879.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-02

IN atpklOard mistake "A mistake
Of rather an awkward description &C
CARED few evenings ago 10 couple
OF youthful lovers residing not tar from
Chelmsford. The unfortunate swain
It appears, had incurred the displessure
OF his MISTRESS father, who forbade
HIM 10 enter the house and laid a strict
injunction on his daughter not TO pass
The threshold" without leave This
she obeyed to the very letter, hot hIt
upon an expo die0t to crafty her lover
also, by breaking square OF glass 10
the pausTy window, through which
many
al is7g, ioag tiss-a kiss ofgouth and ioUe, >.
had been gwen Cnree times bad The
,qnare been replaced, and { ur times
had il been broken, when Miss sttri
buried il to the Cats; her father conceal
ed himself ia the place, IN order TO
wa ch. About 10 o'clock the lover
approached, with a slow and eau
tious STEP" which The master hearing
pat his face TO the aperture, 10 ascer
tam who was c0ntng at that "unhal
lowed hour" and the swain mistakiog
il for his souls soGest treasure" sal
uted him with the "hesrG's token >
The whiskered face made him start
BY Heaven's!n thought he, 'il is no,
you, is somebody else;;" and soon
the direfu! truth flashed upon him, in
the shape ofshe sturdy farmer and ar
old mesket, A parley now ensued
and the mistaken swain agreeing to
pay the GLACIERS bill, he was allowed
TO depar.. London paper.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-02

Ia virtue oi degree OF tue chanssry u.s.
ID trict court holden al Winchester, pro-
aounced on the 7,h Gay Of December, 1877, IN
suit wherein James Means, complainant and
tie executor OF James Lowry, decd. are de-
PENDANTS the undersigned, as The executors Of
said James Lowry, deceased, will positively
sell, IN front of he Court House door in Mar
tinsburg. on MONDAY the 18th day Of April next,
.szy1ns. about 800 acres Of Landry
TsX ing and being in Berkeley county,
0fTn on the waters OF Baek-Creek. being
l. all the land owned by the said Jss!
il1u ., the time OF his death in said county
THIS land will be offered for sale IN such par
GELS as may suit pnrchasers--IAet e''ns Of sale
one fourth cash, she balance in three equal pay.
meBts Of 8, IL and 10 months, with interest
from the day Of sale until psyments the puTcha-
ser or purchasers giving bond and security Tor
the three las, payments and deed d trust on
the land, to secure the payment thereof.
JOAN LOWRY,
SAMUEL LOWRY.
March %. 1899
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-02

4 FIRST rate Mich COW, ter sale =,
q. NJ. CoARADI.
Martinsburg, March &c.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-02
Moisture Of climate Influenced by trss..


The cutting down of forests, parti
cularly on high grounds, has been re
marked 10 dimlnish the quantity OF rain
by diminishing. it Is supposed, the al
traction for clouds The fact, how ever
II may be explained, has been ascer
,aned on large scale 10 America IN
Kentucky, for example, many brooks
ATE pointed out which now fail 10 SUN
mer, thing WHICH was unknown
20 or 80 years ago In New Jersey,
where ..le WOODS have been more
extensively cleared, some streams have
been altogether dried up o. the con
trary, many streams IN the United
States have rather Increased since the
clearing OF the woods; because, ,hough
The quantity OF RAIN may be possibly
diminished, the compact bed Of lowest
leaves formerly retained the water on
The surface, aud exposed 1t TO rapid
evaporation; where as, The tllage " h1ch
has been introduced, allows the water
10 penetrate TO some depth, and to si
ford more permanent supply tor
,prIngs and streams.
lLondon Magazine.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-02
To ascertain che course efthe nir, 1rhcr hsrs ts
moi any percepu6is 70,nd btgrr,ng.

To nscertGis shs course efthe nir, 7rher hsrs ss
MOI any petcspnbie 70,nd btgsr,ng.
Place basin OF water in free ex
posure, throw red hot cinder into ID,
aud observe how the smoke which il
produces inclines. Sailors throw a
piece Olive coal into the sea for the
same purpose; and also, we; a finger,
hold il up in the air, and then by ieel
ing which part comes first (by evapo
ration) cool, they Judge Of The dlrec
ton OF the curIen. of air An iusttu
ment on the last principle has been in-
vented by DR. B Nj. Foster, and de
scribed in fhe London Joul nal OF Arts
and Sciences for MAY.
l.'fec lnqg vol liz P. 27S.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-02
March as, 1920

March IS, 1870
All persons having claims against the estste
OF Israel Robinson, deed. are requested to
present them 10 either OF the Ex'rs. tor settle
men Mt; and eli indebted to the said estate, are
requested to make Immediate payment, 10 eli
ther OF the Ex'rs
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-02

Bleaching Stra,o --"Take solG-
ton of nur,atic acid, aid saturate ii
with potash unsil the efIervencence sub
sldrs. DIP straw in the solu ion
Again, the oxygenated murate OF lime
hich may be had at any chemists
shop. dissolved in water, will bleach
straw without the least diminull0n OF
its flexihilily" -
Animal Increase If all the eva Of
herring were formulated, eight years
" ouId be Sufficient to make its posteri
ty fill the whole ocean; foE every owl.
parous Gsh contains thousands of ova.
which i, deposits in spawning time. If
we suppose that the Number Of ova
mounts to only 2 coo, and that the pro.
duce as many FISH, half m e. and nal I
t'maies. in the second year there would
be N, re than 200. 900, in the thi, d
200 900 coo, in the fourth more than
100000 900 COO. and in the eighth
year the pumher would exceed that
expressed by che figure 2.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-02
Join BOYER.

JUL y b0 TIA.
Msransburg, Va March 26
O1 The Winchester Republican. Wo cd
stock Sentinel OF the Valley and Leesburg Ge
mus OF Liberty, VIII publish the above, 10 The
amount OF one dollar and forward their accoun
to this Office tor payment.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-02

The Chief Justice ofhs U. Sfa,ss-
We ind the following article in the
Richmond Compiler. 1t may be con
sidered by some as entirely contrary 10
dlsnseGlce that the Chief Justice should
play at quoits; having no acruples on
the subject ourselves, we of course only
h'op" that he is good at laying his quoits
close TO the hub aud that he makes a
''@ger every game,--U S. Gaz
l was struck (said Southern mem
per" Congress to me the other day)
with your Chic: Justice. He is a sin
gular men- is be not? | have never
seen his equal in point Of vivacity and
simplicity. TWAS but the other day
that, going from Gadshy's Hotel TO the
Capitol, met with Kali, plain looking
striking man, with a SORT of port. folio
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-02
1Ne llorougA.bred Rsrse,
.MARYLANDER

MARYLANDER
Is one of the best bred Horses in Americas
he was gotten by Old Rather; his dam was The
celebrated running mare Noi ne Tsngere, by
Top Gallant. the brother Of Sir Archy-hss
grand dam the dam Of Sir Archl so that no.
thing can exceed the blood Of his Horse. Given
under my hand, this 5lb day of January, 1874.
PILLL4.N THORNTO.N.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-02

MI ACHiNE CARDS. - have jusl received
AVE- and expect to be constantly supplied
w.,h general assortment OF Machine Cards,
OF an excellent quality, which will be sod al
the Manufacturers prcts FOR cash. b, add
ton 20 the common facy Cards, have the
Fancy Filet Cards which are a supe rlor srti
Gle. and worthy the attention of all persons
engaged an the caFding of wool-Also, Fui
ler's Jacks, which will sell cheap.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-02

Ns'O Verdics "A jury, 10 England,
which 'rled man Tor the supposed
murder of his wife by beating her
alter testimony Of her being a very
bad woman, bu, that the husband had
not corrected her recently, and that
she died natural death, as The doc,
tors swore-gave,a as viEdict ,--"Sar
ved her right"