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Communicated
D fhou hydrd.headed Monster,
iNrEMPERANCE,
THOU Arr

NTEMPERANCE
An sbo~ninable, strocious. absurd. accursca
-fgyresssr.
blind. bioa,ed, bes,isl. backyard Beg
ehur'ish, cross, cruel. criminsl C6e.f.
ae"dsd. destitute. daring, Lcspicable,
drunken Dsfayd;
gioos Elf. Sc
a fo'ny, frivolous. foolish, fia,,erinE. false
gambling. grog drinking, greedy. cad
ding. od-t"r-nothing Goose
harsh. her'ble, hellish. hateful Hog.
An injurious. illnatured. ignorant. impure.
ignobie. Impuden,. Internal Iap
kidnapping Knave.
\ iounging. lazy, loa,hsome, lousy. living.
iver-swoin i.uG5ard;
mopish. muiish. melancholy, mad, mean,
miserable Monster;
nanseons, nasty. nigg.rdly NumskuK;
an odious, obstinate Or
Apoor. pi,hui, pestiferous. petulsn nj spy:
roguish. ravenous. rakisl rough, nude
Rascal;
sly. silly, scottish, stupid. spiu,,crinc,
swaggenng, spend,hrft Scoun6yci:
tipping. tatting, tale bearing, topping,
festy. tnfiiog, two-legged Toad.
An Ugly. unmannerIy. uncouih. unci,il, un
worthy Uf1arf:
vie. 'enai, vicious, vulgar. yocif,rous,
veocmous Puiure;
wsgg'sh, wanton. wssteful. wayward
Wild, wsspish. ~oful. wicked Jpyeich
4iphias thou. and Hyster too:
yn'7ning PIT. all which - true
VI z'gzAgform, biting asp, singing
worm.
Prom a TO u, no epithei can fully tell,
ihe nature OF this nsops,rous brat Of Hell
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IENpERANCE.
Inns.

INt.S,
rs.s'e~ hs - y. W'tl,.. for the Trmp~,
49, s-s'-'y - w.srhsrn. N.ss snsi sun,
IS ssf meeting, Jsas.sy G. 1850.
issi aa' SPsa he .sin< .sAs. ia i, red-
PssvKss nc
f-nnk sss upra the wine uhen IL
U. rcd within Tie cup.
srss no tor Plr.suse - hen she ellis
tsss t~sp,iag beskrrup
fss' eixs. ~. depths. and rich il. GLOW.
sp<li q msdaess iurks below.
thsy s<s hs pleasant on the lip,
tHi merry oa I'M br,ir.
The, 80, q s''rs the slsrg,sh blood,
And duiis the tooth of pain.
er-bss within IL. glowing deep.
~ sa'nking srrpen'. unseea sleeps.
"" rcsy light ~iil tarn TO FIRE,
ns cscasess change To th,v~',
Asd ~ We es,rth, ~uhia the brain
~ s5repiess worm Is nur.'d.
rn~ve's no, bubble al the brim
shss does not carry food tor him.
ne" dash the drumming cup aside,
Add spill is purple vine,
iste not ats madness to- Thy lip.
Set uot as curse be thine
us rcd aud r'ch-but grief and ~o
Are bad those rosy depths below.
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FOR RENT.

Itco erceHeu d.,d comm dious Houses.
n the town Of Virginius. (,he bland ne ar
Harpers-Ferry) One of them, now
occupied Ivy Mr. Lewis Wernway. con.
'"ins or excellent rooms, cellar. kitch
en-, and gafrrt There is also good gar
den attached. Tho other, occupied by
Mr. j T. Shannon, contains = good room:
Kitchen md cellar and has large gar.
den Possession will be given on the Is,
Of April next. Apply 10
FoNrAtNE BECkuAM.
Jan. 30, 1880.
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FANCY GOODS.

comprising nIH.osf oreTy thing 10 Le found, ~,
der that keud
Tie deems par''euIarizing as n stale and u,e
lees practice. aud shall conclude with an ~,
'ai.o" L. on "io feel q sposed, 10 call and {.
anime for ti,ems.l Ives.
IL The Store vii be found one door "a -,
81 81 N"s'mn hok,m's. and .djoining the d~ f,
h"g Of r. &. MeCabe, Esq.
February 10, 1850.
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a Frenchmsn, upon hearing a rceire
for the preservation Of sweet poiatoes,
vas somewhat puzzled upon finding
the following note appended Tile
dryer the sand. the more cIlcctual will
DC Hse salvation Of your potatoes
80 " bereapon taking up sn English
Dieuonary and turning 60 the word
'o'ea'ioH, that which perpiexed him
Inos'i An. bar quoth he, Il sec Il j.
the saving Of the pe,a;oe FINN endIc..
misery. and make him, yer haDpv "a,
all de time. Diabie! So Ne NJ ~ ,,,,l
Gle pot den, and he M he better for nae
all de trouble. PGrblsu. 4 keen m,
PotafOe without de yer dry SAINT
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IL" The above Ointment i. offered 10
'he pubi'c IS safe and certain RENE 4, for
,uo'e Obstinate Diseases, some az which
have SO long baGisd lae skill OF medical :, :.
cnce.
LIST. White Swellings OF every description.
81. Sore legs and ulcers OF Tong standing
I'D SrhiTrus or GiSndular iumors. pAs.icu-
iariy those hardened tUmors ia womsu'-
breasts, "hirh oisntimss terminate ia ulcer.
ated cancers.
i'h feion.. or wha; scme people know b,
TIE name oil C9tarrhs, OF every description.
ON Rheumatic pains Of tie JOINTS.
9Th. Spssins and bruises Uf every descrip.
hon, or IA wh9iCte. pa.i situate.
Nh' letters Of oil kinds IN this complaint
we patent ~ applying the Ointment, masl
Keep The part out OF water
9Th Chilbiains OF paris affected by frost.
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s Nc1c Shoe, Hat, G.
FANCY STORE

~ NJ MASTER respectfully .nnour
%s ces TO the citizen. OF uarnrr, ~,
anu Tie community generally, that he ~,
opened Store OF the above desctin,,.-
where every thing connected with such an =.
punishment may be found and can be had o.
vac very best terms, for CASH In aa!i,,o.
70 h's stock ct BALTIMORE and Northern IT.,
o"oe' and Boots. lac Will keep ON hand MI
81 ms own manufacture, which vill be & unI
~ point u appearance AID durability infer,5.
20 none Boots and Shoes made TO ord-,
'he most exPedhn.us and elegant style H.
"il Keep oa hand good aud general. :.
s"F'ment oi Hats Of all prices Aud lasil,
general assortment Of
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VALUABLE LAND.
EnR ClIH


y pursuance Of \ Decree rendered on the
y 18th day of December. 1923, by the Supe.
nor Cou', Ut Chsncery held at Winchester.
IN the suit Of Beekhsm AID Others against
Margaret L. Bennett aud others, shall sell
AZ public auction, to the highes, bidder.
On Monday The Sth Of March neat,
at Daniel Entlrr's Tavern, IN ShepLer,Is,owh.
the tract OF land hing near She phefds,o~ g.
belonging To the deS 's~es Of rhnmss s. Ben.
ret, deeeasrd. containing about $50 acres
Terms Of sale :-One sixth VI the purchase
money IN hand. aud the residue IN three equal
annual pay ments, the deferred payments "a
he secured by tie bOnls Of The pure hsser,
and the <ei' niion Of the title under the con.
troll Of The Court. The sale viii cerIainl,
take place. JOHN s NAGlII
1iorshGi Of HE Court of ChaBee,a@ r.,
The U'niehesser DisiriFi
Feb. 3. 1906.
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THE
Life of Arthur Lee. Ii. II

ISL received, srd fyf ssle, ., he chat.
~ tewr Hook ard ApotIresry Stow, a..
Late - Arthur lee, ~. - ioin, e..,n,.i.
sooner - che United stsfes ~ ,lrs so,,,, :,
Ffsnee, sod s''le Commissioner a. ,i.e s,,,,,.
~ Spsin and Prueis. dofine nc Hs, oi.,,,o,'
az " ~, uith his political snd i,.r.,, 80.
fssPo"fvtce AID hp pspsrs on ,y,sla,c,,.,
snd poiiiesi subj cts. All che afgs;,. ~ 49,.
L"Hsd stsirs snuirg Tic ssn,e rsr.of. N,
h'ehaFd Hfnry Zee, 4. III A a s,,.t',,
ne lie q hicisrd HEM, T.er, " ,s,o ~.
uT - -. JANIS DROVS.
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The fdrmeT and Me Deggnr.-A
strong, hearty. lazy fellow, who pre-.
ferred begging for a precafious subsis.
tcncc to working for sure one. called
at the house Of blunt Massachusetts
FARMER, and ia the usual Language III
lis race. asked for 'cOid victuals and
Old clothes You appear TO BE- a stou,
hearty looking man, said the farmer.
= what do you do for litingI' why.
not much replied the fellow, except
travelling about from one place 20 ano.
iheF. Travelling about. bsf' fe.
joined ihe farmer; 'oan you travel
pretty well = % yes.' returned The
sturdy beEgar, I'm pretty good ~
hat Wei. them sard the farmer.
coOl'y opening the door, 'IeI's see yoa
frGreL'- " T. Consolidation.
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THE NEW yEAn
JEFFERSON h CI.CvEI.N,

JEFFERSON & CLEVELAND
I>tNDER their most rateful ack nov ledge.
"'e". 10 their cus'omers and t!,e pubhe
At large. foe the very liberal patronage ,hr,
have received in their mercantile bus,nr.,
s'nee their commencement and moro mart.
en'st'y during the past year. IL their wish
10 mers; continuance Of the same during IN.
present year, t', offering cheap goods to pur.
chssers geDe~iiy-to insure which they mus,
AK the favor of those indie b,et TO shem Tor =
part. u not convenient to pay the whole a.
noun, due at the close Of the pas, year
Those who Cannot make IL CONVENE m, to dis.
charge their accounts. are hereby in urmed
''ia' the. are ready for settlement, by bond or
note. The necessity of closing accounts a,
ieas, once in the course Of ear, is TO doub,
Obvious to those concerned.
Jan 6. 1850.
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Goods suitable for the Season

1NViLLED BAGS. prime chewing Tobac.
- co, ground alum aud hne Salt, Slcc,
Iron. Strap Iron. country b,,,,~r, shear, aud
Crowley Steel. Nails. &c. &c. for safe nv
WA. 4. LOCK.
Chorlestown, Dee. =, Iss3.
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5000 wE1czr OF poRx.

Pile subscribers wish 10 purchase Eve
- thousand weight Of Pork, Cor wbici,
they will allow the highest ma,Scs price,
payablcin goods. At cash prices
JEFFERSON x CLEFEE-Ly'D.
Dec. q.
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run cs7x.E.
4 FARM contsinisg about Is acres Of
n LIMESTONE LAND, situated about
miles from shepberasiown and 9 from
Charlrsiown. djaiaing the lands &C Wi
liam Grove. James l.. hanson, and Lewis
A~,,l--sll cleared and unjer good fencing
Improvements: n frane house. aud n ne.
yer falling well OF excellent at-r II not
sold bciorc the lsi day Of March Court, IL
viii then lac offered. 90 the highest bidder.
before the door of the Court House. ~
Charlcstowm Mr. MeCarry. living on The
Isnd. will shsw It to any person disposed
10 purchase. For terms apply 10 w T.
Compton. Of MartinsburS. or To either OF
The subscribers.
VIRGINIA tt BAKER,
1frtinsburs. Ia.
COHDAN BAKER.
Frederick Co Va
Nov. Is, 1929 is.
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FOR RENT.

4 THREE story stone house nov IN Nh,
occupancy Of Gould Johnson ~ q ia,err.
=" ~ We Shenandoah street near can, J,b
" naiFs kite Factory The house =, a.
,enien' FOR two families. sud vilI accom-
"A'e . msrehant o. tavern keeprr. A..
,m@n dwelling house. a, Present oeeun,.d =,
n"'s'ny French, oo tie .-a.s lit :. ..r,-
Z" ''ir,hef Particulars inqnas 81 ihr .,i.,,-
De' - lI"pcrsl Ferry. Possession a h. 81,
ga on The hfst d April nsxt
Fcb 5, 1857. Il.
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FREE PRESS.
FvStisntg, vteELg.
oALLAITrR & DAUouERTY
lhe Iafs Pst-s - p'fbl,si.sd uessly.s g.
TWO DOLLARS fifty CTs


PtH ANNIN.
PaJahls faN1 faIl, in sdtsncc bot . ~, n..
lass viil ~ received - fsymsrt ia r.. -
rs'd en'welB be- sjtsnce shopld D., B.etf 81.
wholly deflfed until IRE snd ~ &c t...
IHstf DotLsss vii Be- intsfis,ly cha-g,
ArYfsTfsfvfsr. fNteus - ne rate tf.
psf sqi.fe g. ne nnee fsst insertiors o.
iwen's Eve ef9ts Per squaSe for each 49,
Guerf usffficn
bCJ- ~ stssrfiasmenis p,tssn's3 ~
ssti"'n. y ~ be- soHtitasd uniI Z, ftiter, o.
charged accordingly. ualsss spec,si,rtri .a.
~ he coSifsf1 ~ gissn
Al c0Bu.sisicstsps sIdfest. d. &C.
haiors nusi te pts' r.sl
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1--WE subscribers wish 20 purchases N,
shove namsd q1sniiiJ oI Corn ssd R,s
ior which they vii gise tie risrkst price
payable IN goods. 81 cash prices
JEFFERSON & CLEVELAND.
Dee g.
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More Auction Bargains .
AT CHEAPSYDE,

NOiC AuStiotl DaT pdifiS
AT CHEAPsIDE!
nUR THOMAS &. LANE Is yet IN market.
~ sending ia Goods cheaper than ever.
from ihe Auction Rooms, which nffurds 10
the pleasure Of informing the old (, lends an i
customers Of Lanes Corner" that the,
eau now su?ph themselves With rest goo.
bargains. we have received within the issi
iew days, and shall continue 10 receive,
considerable ocecssions To our former yer,
extensive stock OF FALL AND WINTER
GOODS. The stock nov on hand is YER, e.
tcnsise. embrn,in.. every article IN general
use, Tor The present or approaching ason;
we therefore respectfully, invite NIL who may
Ice DESTROYS Of getting Good. cheaper thar
they have been IN The hadn't Of pa,ing for
them IN this section OF country, 10 cali a,
CHE.fPSIDE. where they shall re served
with Goods 30 ycr, low, ~ to ssiouish the
mOst crcdulous.
THOMAS e. LANE & CO.
Shepherdsioun bee. Ie.
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NEW TALL GOODS.
n supply q wv"
ScaSonablc Coods

hn'hraeing every ,sfisty a1 fancy aud o.s
~ ARTICLES witch viii De sold 90 s,,el ,.,,..
- wi ccFia'nlj Ficsse iIo invites publ,
1. '., under The sssuranee DAT dealer.
III to' be disappointfd, ei3iser - 10 q,,l,f,
" PIE SAMUEL GIBSON
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GROUND ALUM SALT

VIE subscribers have just received their
. n-uai supply OF Ground Aiuu. and Liver.
pool Blown Salt, 10 which they invite tie al
tention or citizens and farmers.
J. L. RUSSELL & co
Hserers-Fcrry. Nov. 10.
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ron SALE

NJ III be sod. within ne county. . ,,o,,
~ health, NEGRO Girl. about H.. ~.
., N'en'seH. on moderate terms Tee,,,,
' '''"''T' JsB ~, 1850.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

ihe i"iowIng communication, addressed
10 tho proprietor OF Judkjps' Ointment from
Tao Hon. JOiI TsLafeTTo. member Of Con-
gress, IS highly Interesting; The grs,uiIovs
manner IA which 1t - made, exhibits feel
ings OF 10 ordinary character toward, suffer
ins humanity AID - certainly well ,icsery-
ins vi public attention.
WASHINGTON JAS. 2sj. 1879.
Sir has been NY wIsi for q consid.ra.
Ole time, TO eommuuics ate To you the good Ell
leet with which ! have used The Oinia,.nt
io'enied 10y n Mr.. jGJkins, and which now
undersieDd - OIsde aud sold by agents sn-
pointed oy yourself. lhs'c applied his ont
inent during the last three years. To every
species "i i"ib"ur and wound, without lail
HTs 10 produce cGre ia every instance.
consider u the most decided aBd Cfici,ntre
uedy M OIL eases of tgmour, be the cause
"hat u may, and have found nolhing 90
s"Vd iur wounds OF 0nJ description I, mat
nc pfUi"r To add uat the cure Of "A tumour
called White Swelling. gwen over b, ia.
most G'siiHgtsshed Iby Sic!ans as ineurah,,
anu winch tbey decided would, 1itifo,i ar,
rH'"''oit. prove fiisl to the patient, Was un.
"s' I'D i'''n'edisie IOiioe effected D., the use
OF JuJkins' Ointment. and the patient is IN
bne health his iiInb affected b., the tua,o,,r
beng restored 10 . I.crfecl state Of sound.
ness Also that the leg Of an aged man.
"b'ei had beeu wounded. and exbibiteJ one
aTsadliiiIy Gletraicd surface from the knee
to HE foot, and Which. Tor inoro il,ap two
years, had been CONSIDERED ineurabls. was
eheeiusHy cured BY the application o. Jud
hihs' Oinimebi. ] mention these two cas.s
"h'eh ieH Under fnS immediate notice and
'nahsgemehl. IS decided evidence Of the
"he 'ef 10 ih's remedy IN eases ef tumo,ir
aud o. ulcers. IhasS experienced - dsoid.
sdiJ, the good edrci u this remedy >, the
cure OF Felons, and Of cvert species of fre.b
wound. " sernIs 90 me thai any one who
~hb observe We operation OF this Ointment
m'Isi be satisfied - ~ ns bene6c ~ effect
eau "hh tie ntsao2i confidence recommend
'hs use ~ ihis valuable remed,.
an, sir, tcrt respectfully,
JOHN TALlAPERRO.
10 Ma. CBAEI.Is IiEE>Toss. Propr,e- \
lor OF Jndkint' Ointment, near IRE.
ds,i' kio9B, AisT. lead.
Nsy 4.
hereby certify, that I was far MAO,
monlhs sAi'ctsd tnOst grievousiV ~nh 49,
lttist upon both of ny heels. ess,s,s /, go.
,uRs large enough "a sdm,t . person - r,',.,
fied various rsBediFs ~ VAN y hen ga.
induced % try JuJkihs' oinimtnt. ,od ~.
cured hl THE Use 81 siBgis box. tsn.,,.
'ous That o'hcrs, simiiaTls afflicted ,os,
's1 themseisss % 80 SsiosbIe = rem.d,
ROBERT fIL1ON.
Chsflssiown. Dee Ig. Iegs.
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COOKING STOVES.


E"hfr 10 Uire or Purchase,
A FEMALE SERVANT. that /. fotd n
9nd e9isbi~ 81 lslJnE care Of cbitsr,,
Any per'on hrsirg sueh sn ore. will her =,
situation i'v snquiring Of
Js1 ~. 1880. TITS pEINr,,
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CHEAP GOODS.

Purchased by one OF our irm within tho
last ten days. who has been in market al
tending the auctions We can. therefore,
insure astonishing bargains TO ell tho nav
favour Us with n call
JEFFERSON & CLEVELAND.
Chsrissiown, Dee. o.
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MORE AUCTION
GOODS,

Purchased at knock-down Prices!
>HE subscribers respectfully announc,
"a their friends and the public gene
rally, that they are again receiving AN al
tlitional .upDly of
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Jan. 81. 1880.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-23

another, PENNSYLVANIA humblsd. in the case of Ohm
steads executors! AT another Ohio aud Maryland SUBJ
dued in the case of McCulloch and the Bank! At an
other, New York herself set at defiance, in the steam
bat controversy! And last, il rot least, New Hamp-
shire Frustrated, In the case OF Dartmouth College
These decisions may, or may not, have been legally
righ: Mat is not NV present inquiry; but who is
struck with The differences between the progress anL
effect OF thcsed c.iors from wha was i'm the
earlier day. Of the Republc3 When Massachusetts, in
The height =" her Glory, was threatened 10 be brough
To the bar Of that Court for ual She in the person OF
iancock, set on foot remonsrance and proposed
mendmsnt OF IN Conri,ution, which her great in.
iuence carried throughout the Union-an amend.
ment exemp'ing sovereign State there, in
ain cases from the humiliation of trial and sentence
Even this amendment, plausible its face, has
since 1901, been almost wholly evaed in practice by
suing the agent OF State instead Of the State it.ell-
So again before $500. when Virginia. in her might and
chivary took The held against the Alien and Sedi.
ton laws, and against the decision of the Supreme
Court on their consiuiionav. an alteration of the
Constitution TO he sure, did not follow, but alteration
i'm the administration and the laws did follow: aud she
effected the political revolution which suffered those
laws TO expire without renewal; and will probably
prevent their Ie-enactment until democracy itself
shall have become forgotten tale shall enume rate
no o'her detain the Senate by moments in
qurv into the legal correctness of any of these CT
sioas: though II may he observed, that my own State
on an attempt 10 obtain her political appreciation OF the
decisions in the of Ohio and MARYLAND and of the
principles therein involved pos poned indefinitely the
resolutions IN her Senate, on that subject, by the
following vote:
June 2ih 1921. the Senate voted to TO postpone
indefinitely the following among o her resolutions:
" Resolved, That in the opinion Of this Legislature
the proceedings in the Circuit Court of the u States
Tor the District Of Ohio, in the before mentioned re
port stated do not violate either the letter the spirit
d the llth article OF the Amendment of the Cons,iu-
ION OF the United States, nor constitute any just cause
Of complaint.
The only time she ever expressed any opinion az
Sa'e' hostile 70 my views concerning the powers Of the
General Government and its Judiciary w.s in reject
ng the Virginia Resolutions, era in her politics
when having Just cast her votes for the elder Adams
me might naturally he expected to he hostile to the
iemocraiic principles Of those resolutions.
TO be concluded IN our merit Mol
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THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW.

q lie WESTMINSTER REVIEW.
JOIN, H. MASH, AGENT FOR YIRGLNT.3
IHNiE Westminster Review is a work instituted for
the advancement of those great objects which
are in the highes degree common To all good men in
all countries. Ii may be considered Us a portion OF
the contingent of the British Islands towards the pro-
motion oil the general interests which ficquent-
~ disguised by the prCjudlces some Of the COM
muny, and inJuredb by misconceptions ofiher gain.
In tho present day is hardly necessary insist ON
the dreadful havoc ofhumon appness which has been
made through the application of territorial ptcjudccs
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turf who has bIen sreea.ng ffom Lum the Ia, 49,,
years lie says NJ otis of equal or superior s;ze
to his colts from the mares by any other horse
mat he has two year old y, nfteen hands high, ami
not believe that any horse could have gotten as good
racers out OF the same mares. have also many ober
,eSumonials 20 the effect; and from DIR e;s
MARSHALL, u mention him because I presume n. -
nnown TO many gentlemen in virginia.; he sne,ks oF
'c STOCK IN the highest terms, particularly of their
superior SIZE and fine form And, all the gen,lemc,
WIN wnom have corresponded, concur in the fac,
a ne mas been let to booded mares until the Iss
wv" years. SO that his colts by them have not vet come
on inc turf The distinguished racers he las pro.
Gueed' hassina suppo ed BY many the very best race
horse ever raised III Kentucky and oher bsy hss',
iron. rom common mares by reference to the American
Iur itegs'er' vol L. page III, he is spoken of "a
in Kentucky. 'Io,g, ~" %y,0 ~ uu,Ses
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