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dueed new actors on the stage, and the
rest and sleep 81 cur citizens were inter
rspted By the disorderly Of all eolesrs -
Even the languishiag bed Of sickness wss
not exempted from their profsne and ~.
wage orgies When the town wss def
cicnt 10 duo quantity Of propcr materials.
the country contributed its generous aid,
and on many a night last winter, the
streets Of this town seemed to be the au.
dience chamber Of Pandimonium. Very
recently. only Saturday night last, we
were grA'ified, as a matter or favor. Nth
the classical revelries Of superior order
u Is 20 this special occasion. Mr.. Editor,
which wish 10 call your attention.
On that night. q squad Of exclusives. said
tn he yo,ng gentlemen. that is. trhife young
gentlemen. or young tchifs gentlemen. which.
ever the correct phrase may be. delightej
the natives OF our town. the whole night.
aye. the trhole night iomg. with their gen
tiemanly recrestions. Can we simple
grown up people-we sober sided, old
fashioned folks. be too thankful for the
Hsttcring attentions Of these polite and &C
comPIished young gentlemen? II is so
ycuteel. when warmed with punch, 20
roam through the streets and alleys OF
tow n. yelling like Indians lit is so polite
AMI proper to strew the streets with boxes
and benches, TO knock and thump upon
the doors and houses. and in divers other
ways to keep the good people Of the town
awake! How can wo compensate these
young gentlemen for their respectful c IRE
of our slumbers, and for the wholesome
example they set our children? For INV
part. know not what adequate return can
be made them. Their favours are far be,
ysnd our poor deserts. and We shall not
be able. fear. TO render them a sufficient
recompcnsc. unlcss indeed, we can pre-
vail upon our vigilant civil authorities 10
provide for them suitable lodgings for
short time in the Palace. opposite the mar
ket-house. at the public expense. There
shut out. as they would be, from the con-
temptation OF all vulgar things. they would
have anrIc leisure TO ruminatc upon the
rev ard which over attends worth and me-
rit. and 10 make new resolves for the fu-
turo.
But 10 be gravel ask. if no sense of
shame will restrain the young men Of Our
town and neighbourhood FROM deporting
themselves IN the disgraceful manner
which characterized them on Saturday
night last? I ask. if they will again. in
violation Of the rules which regulate the
conduct OF gentlemen. so dehase and de-
grade themselves. as to compel the con
sideratc part oil the community TO exclude
them from respectable society? Let them
beware! When the whitening frown of
the virtuous and the good once falls upon
a hapless youth, his after life will be one
Of shame: and though hi. expectations
and promise were as bright as tho morn
ing star. he will GO down in melanc holy
ruin TO the grave. Will these young gen.
t!emen compel ne 90 FIX the brand upon
themp 10 mercy let Us hope not
A PLAIN MAN.
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Trustees sale of Land.

10y virtue OF o deed OF trust executed TO
- the subscriber on the 18th DAY OF .,an-
hsry, 1881. by James StubbI~6eld and wife,
TO secure the payment Of . certain STUN IL
money in said deed mentioned due te Sam
ne' Matthews, which deed has been dull, re-
corded IN the clerks Office Of the count,
court OF Jefferson. . shalt proceed TO sell.
on SATURDAY. the 30,h # April, al that por.
ton Of certain farm called " BERRrHIiL. !"
i!irg in Jefferson county, which - yet IN.
sod, and supposed 10 he about one hundred
1crcs, after deduc,ing the sales made to
VIM. 81 Clair and Nimrod Anderson, ad.
joining the lands Of David II. Allen, Mrs.
Wssers DOVER land, and the lands Of said
Anderson end Sineisir. The sale to take
place on The premises, between the hours
nj 10 and Z on the above mentioned DIV
The terms OF payment, ca.h
JOHN RICHARDSON Trustee.
April 7, 1891 At
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The Elegant and Thorough bred Hors.
RATELER.

I>HE public are respectfully Informed
that this splendid horse will be kept
Tor service the ensuing season, on Mon.
days. Tuesdays. and Wednesday,, at MIR
Peter w. kerneys stable. on the turnpike
leading from SmIthf-Id 10 She erd stow n:
and on fridays and Saturdays. at the sta
BILE Of Mr.. Richard A Cromw. n. two miles
from the W hhe House, and three from
SmitL6eld; The season CONNIE ncinx on
the first day Of April. and ending on the
hrst Of July. The prices at ubieb the
service Of Rather will he rendered. are as
Toll ,ws: Five Dollars the single service
Ten Dollars the season and twenty DBL
lars Tor insurance. Parting With the mare.
will IN all cases Forfeit the insurance mo-
ney.
PEDIGREE.
RATHER WAS fo.led IN the fall Of 1896.
We property Of William Anderson, ESQ oi
New York, and Was purchased by Col. Ed.
ward Parker Of Lancaster, Pa Who trained
snc ran hiu, several times with success lie
~as sired by old Rather, who is full brother
10 the celebrated FIirtiiIs. sumpter, and Chill.
ders, who were sired nv SIR Archy, he by the
impaired horse Old Diomede, his dam by the
English Rockingham. Rattler's dam by the
imported horse Robin Eedbresst, and Robin
by SIR Peter reazlc, grand dam by the capi.
Val imported horse Obscuriiy. bred by Lord
Milford. Young Rsttler's dam was by Old
Prizehgbter. who was By the imported horse
Expedition; Prizefghier's dam vas by the
imported horse Messenger. bred by John
Pratt, Esq Of New Market. and died the pro
perry OF sir. Van Iianst OF New York, Jan
%. 1908. sged % yesrs--was sired by Ma
lsmbr'no. he by Engineer, he by Sampson,
the size OF Bay Nation. who was sired by
Blaze. who was sired by Flying Childers, .
son OF the Darby Arsbisp. Young Rs,tler',
grand dam was bred BY Col LufTporough OF
Virginia, she was sired by the imported horse
spread Eagle. one amongst the finest horse.
ever imported into Virginia.
The following extract IS taken from the
Report OF the Committee, ct the late Cattle
SHOW in Philsdtlphis.
We consider Col. Edward Parker's col,
Rather. entitled to premium IS the hes, tho.
rough-hred coli. tSigned.)
Manuel Ewe, Ia Penn Cosi.X
John q. UGfmeugh, " S Uoro,eM
CoHsITTrx -
IL IS deemed unnecessary 10 say ons
word in regard 10 the elegant form, and
Tine carriage Of Rather. as u is sntici pa,ed
That every gentleman will judge for him
sell Gentlemen are particularly request
ed to refer 10 the American Turf Kegs
ter, 10 satisfy Themselves in regard 10 the
pedigree aud age Of Young Rather.
JOHN VI. COYLE.
April 7. 1851.
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% PosTPoNEMENr.-In consequence
OF the vet weather on Mondsy last. the rent.
ing Of the Pews, and ;he election Of Q new
Vrstry for the Episcopal Church, is deferred
until F'i0ay The Ism instant It's earnestly
requested 'bs, q punc'usi attendance will be
given by Pew holders and subscribers. at ~
o'clock The prevent Vestry are requested
tn meet AZ hour previous. Pew holders for
the past year viii be considered - retaining
pews, unless they sre present. or send Q wrii.
ten notice &C n contrary intention. or or be.
fore the 18th instant April z, 1861.
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TUE subscriber begs leave to inform his
u friends and customers. and the public &c.
nerslly. that he has REMOVED HIS SHOP
to the room lately occupied BY Mr.. Thomas
Rawlins. ~ . timers shop. situated on the
main street. nearly opposite Capt. williams
store. Chsrlestown. where he will be very
thankful for any orders in his line. He hopes,
by his unremitted attention to business, the
nestness and durability az his work, to merit
a share Of public patronage.
lie would also inform tho public, that he
IS now making up. and intends keeping on
hand. . quantity of SUMNER CLOTHING,
such IS Coats, Roundabou,s. Psn,sioons, aud
Vests, warranted to be well msde-ail Of
which be will sell unusually low for cash
JOHN REED.
April z. 1851.
b5.T ~o or three Apprentices will be ts.
ken TO the above business X
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n. w Corner Of Calvert and Baltimore
streets. N. e. Corner Of Charles sad BalN.
more sis sud y. w. Corner Of Coy snd Bal
iimufs sfs.
30" where ihs highest prize in the re-.
cent State Lotteries hes been Ofttntr sold
than - sby other Office
e Orders either by mail post psid) or
private Conveyance, enclosing she Cash o.
Prifrs, will meet the sans promrt end
punct8sl suebtion ss & on psrsonsl spriica.
ton Address 10 JOHN CLARK.
Lstiuy ttne,r, Brililaors
Apr!-, 1881.
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Methodist Preacher was arrested last week
In Massachusetts, on suspicion Of being the rob-
Der OF the Bank in New York. He Was pursued
by some OF the Yankee knowing ones" sbou,
seventy miles, and when overtakcn, all heart,
serc clated at the size Of his saddlc-baSs-all
we're made rich at once, with the reward of ten
t'ousa"d-but there arc many "a slips, " and Judge
81 their disappointment, when the 'grca, villain
travelling budgets were found 20 CONTAINING,
hank notes-but packages Of religion, tracts,
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TRUST SALE.

HY virtue Of . deed Of trust executed
~ by Thomas Shepherd snd wife. dated
February 9. 1922. and recorded In Js fIersoB
county court. 10 Aaron jew eft. for the pur
pose VI securing the payment Of the sums
ofmsney thereia named. 10 Henry q BIien,
Jsmes = Lane and Towner ahd otnefs--
and ~ pursuance Of decree Of the coun-
" court of Jefferson IN chssesry. ssbsii-
iuiing the subscriber az trustee IN the
loom II said Jewett. dec'd--I will cell. ~
public vendue. foS ready MONEY, on Saiur-
DAY ths 10th day 81 APFI Hsxs. II Daniel
Enilef's tavern IN Sbephs Tdsio~H. certain
real estate ofss,d bomas Shepherd, cen
sis.ing Of two lots of ground ~ Shepherds.
'o~n. n"ml'ered 6S and CO. ~ the inter
lection OF High aud Mill streets. on which
are erected q mcFchant mil, dwelling
house, Sc. The property being well
known. u - deemed unnecessary 10 describe
4 more fully AND KENNEDY.
March -, 1881 T1uI,s
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PRosPDOrus


NdIION.7L LV7ELLICENCER.
Published ia the City Of Washington,
by Gales s. Sea,sn.
VIE NArIoSAL lsrrIliosNcER +.
u an old established Journal. at ,bs
Seat OF tie General Government A nnb-
hshes, originally, the Proceeding, and m.
ostes OF Congress, and contains a MOI, 70.
GUAR iuii, and accurate Report OF ,he.s
thsn any o&hsr paper ia the Union: :, con-
,s'ns, also, the Acts Of Congress, and all m,
state Papers and Documents Of puhiic ipte-
resi- lard before, or originating in that body.
iness fscommsnd stions. iu addition 10 tho
variety OF other information winch !. 10 ~.
'oooo IN 81" columns, connected WITH the Ge-
nere' interests OF our oun country, - i,h Ii
'eratvrs aud Science, and the a,r,,ss or
rHe WORLD AT LARGE; together with N,
character Of fsirness which the p.n,r ha,
always sustsiDed. mskes u useful and even
'slusblc TO oil who feel an ipisr,s, IN tho
concerns Of this or Of other counirms
The Intsiiigeneer 10 published Dali, and
In-~eskiy. The daily paper .. 80 year,
o' 20 Tor AK months. Tho coubir, IntsIli-
sencsr IS published three times = week,
t~nn inc exception somehme. Of Q portion
OF 'he reee" Of Congress. during which "a
IS published 'wics week al tho price og
SiS poU,rs year, Ps,able in advance, %
ROM p"''srs Tor six months.
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PUBLIC SALE.

Try virtue Of a decree rendered in the
~ superior court OF ehaneery at Win.
chester, at the No,ember term ihere.f. in
The year 1880, in the case Of John Meter
and Catharine his Wifi. plaintiffs. against
the executor and devisees 81 John Wing
ard, deceased. defendants. will be offered
for public sale. Mt Daniel Eniler'. tavern
IN Shepherdstown. on Saturday the 2sd u
.lpra next.
Six valuable out Lots,
Nearly adjoining Shepherdstown., ,ntsin-
ing upwards OF eight scrcs each being
parts OF the farm left by the SAID John
Wingsrd, deceased. The lot. are very
handsome. and persons ~antir such. ~ ,il
do we'll TO attend the sale The terms of
sale VIII be, one half Of the purct.>. mo-
ney to he paid down. and the bslarcc IN
six months from Tie day OF sale. Band.
With good security will be- required for tho
deferred payments. and the tnl, will be
retained as further security.
JOHN Il COOktS, Err.
Of John UIinrard. dec d
Shepherdstown. March u. 1851.
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MARRIED.

At Hsrpers-Feuy, on Thursday the ST uit.
by the Rev. Scptimus fusion, Mr. ARcHrBaLp
koBINsoN of Shepherdstown, to Miss Axx
kEARsLEr MISEs, eldest daughter Of the Rev.
John Mines Of Rockville, Maryland.
On Thursday last, by the Rev. George NJ.
Frye, Mr. isaAc FLEMING, 90 Miss ExILr CoxP-
ToS, both Of Harpers-Ferry.
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CYCLOPFDIA FOR SALE.

TrOR SALE. 81 the CLsflesiOwh Apoihs.
n rrrt and Book store, The Cyelop edis
or, UniVeTsSl DieiiGnsry of Arts. scisnces
and Literature H. Abrsm kess, ID. ID =
u : y l.. : &C &C a"
Tho shove Ge,erbed work !. complete
bound 10 calf iesiher, lsUeted shd number.
ed. snd will be sold low.
Aprh :, 1891 JAMES BROWN
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Mr.. Caleb c. Ore, boot and shoe maker of Phi
lad,lphia, has invented new method Of manu-.
featuring boots aud shoes, for which he is abou,
To obtain patent. The invention consists il
manufacturing these articles with but one scam
ths' Of the boots in the heel; in the shoes, owe,
The instep.
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THE JEFFERSON TROOP

n ) ordered to parade before the centre ho-
y tel on saturday the G6ib iod Of eleven
o clock. By order,
APrd J.. A. HUNTER, O.S
u will be Tecoliecied. that the Conslitu.
ton az The Company permits 40 member 10
Psrsde ~i'houi bps appearing 10 complete
uniform.
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CHURCH NOTICE

Pewh hold ~ Of the Presbyterian Church
in Chsrles'own, are respectfully notified, tina,
the remaining half Of the last years Pew
rents. became due on the lst instant, { April.
which the exigencies Of the Church render il
extremely important should be promptly paid
in Payment can be made either TO Cate
Moore or Joseph T. D-ugbeffv, Hsq's
By order Of the Board Of Trustees.
April z, 1851.
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BOOT 4 sHou
MAKING.
JOSHUA y. BEAVER

ID RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens
Ii fCharies,ovn and Of the neighboring
country. that he has taken the shop lately Ia
the occupancy Of Mr.. samuel a. AIiesnong.
nearly opposite the store Of Mr. williams.
where he intends manufacturing and keeping
on hsnd Ladies' and Genilemen's Boo,s and
Shoes OF every description. Also. Ch,Iiren's
Shoes. &c. All work in his line y 10 be done
according tn order. in the neatest. most durs.
bic. and fashionable style. st the shortest no.
tice. Tie is determined to sell very Low for
cash. or on 4 short credit TO puncsuaI cus,o-
.ners; and hopes. by unremitting attention
and desire to give satisfaction. to merit .
share OF public patronage.
to-. REPAIRING will be done at any
time, neatly. substantially, and 1t reduced
price. April 2. 1851
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LIST OF LETTEns

-
0EMAiNING in the Post Office at Shep-
~ herdstown, March S1st. 1851.
AB John s Kendall
James Andrews Samuel Knott
Charles Anderson John Kelsey
Joseph Butt I'M Mp
Miss Maria Darnbart Jacob Line
Sarah Butt Jacob I.onghrakc
Mrs Bailey MissElizabeth sHerty
John Byers Mira Catherine I.sHcrty
Abner Balls 2 Mrs. Elizabeth II. Nor
W Iliism Berry gan 2
T. ID r. Daniel Miller
Henry Copenbsver David Moore
Joseph Crisswell Henry Marx
Ann Coons George Nutz
George A Clark Lewis Neill
l.. T.. CInkenbesrd John Psrrill, sen. ,
Richard DufIield Samuel Poland
John Drenner RST
Cs,hsrine Drenner Solomon Robinson
Valentine Dust John l.. RsicliT
Christian Eyersoie Jacob Show
Abraham Eversolc Philip or John Shorts
Ann Fearmsn John Smith
& u X John simpson
Susan Golicher Hillary e. Talbot y
Henry Gallsksr John q. Tracy >
Rev. r.. e.. Hutchinson w w
Mr.. fIumrickhouse John Unseld
Michael Hswn Samuel Wise
William ~. Hurst John wolff
David Hall 3 Mrs. Mercy Wsger
Daniel Hendricks, jr. Miss MatiLla Ware
James Kerney Garrett wyncoop
JOHN L. COoKUs. FH.
April z, 1851.
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The National IntciliEcoccr, Of April 2, says
" Since thc water let into the Canal, that is,
within the last ten days, something like THIRTY
THOUSAND barrels of -four have passed through
the Canal, not TO speak of other articles"
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The whole population Of the United States, &c
crding to the returns received OF the late census
will exceed thirteen millions
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The general Eles,,on Law has passed thc Hoa-e
Il Delegates. IL provides Inst tho clc,tios Tor
Congress and the G'ncrsl Assembly shaii be hol-
Zen, this yos-, ia the month of Augas-in all
years to come, an the mouth Of April
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FLOUR, on Saturday last. in Baltimore, va.
CLING from ~"yons ut sc ~ q 6 - pct bsrrci.
Ia Alexandria, on the same day, Sc i6 to G %.
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STATE LOTTERY
no. = FOR 1634.

TO be dy0Ien on Tnursdoy, 2sh ApriL
1E&cKRfS only 81 50 saeh--No shsfes
- Prizes Of 5000
1000
600
800
Of 200, = Of 100, % so. 90 of 90, 30 OF 20.
600 of 2, : 900 ~ !
Five Tickets eertsin Of Two Prizes, and
msy draw seven.
Tickets Tor sale in the greatest variety OF
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MOULD respectfully make known
w that she is prepared 10 receive. and
can accommodate few females with gen.
tecl boarding Her terms will be moder.
ate. ChaFlestos April 7.
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Judge CoAIrEn has resigned his sea, a. Judge
of the Court Of Appeals.
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Rev GEoReE NJ. FaTE may he expected TO
preach in the Methodist Church >, Iiarpcrs-Fer-
~. On Sunday newt, iOtl, April--serviee to COM
menec az ~ o'clock, A. VI.
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The Secretary of the Navy is at present on
visit to Halifax county, North Carolina.
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II will be seen by a paragraph on Our first page.
h'ai the great bank robber in Ncw-York has been
aiken. The balance Of the money, about 20 thou.
sand dollars, has not vet been discovered
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The following communication comes from re-
sponsible and highly respectable source We re-
gret the existence Of the evils which prompted
the writer TO use such u"f,yorabe language in re-
gard To our community; bot really there is 50
much truth in the picture lac draws Of the sttc Of
things here at this time, that cannot hesitate ia
giving place to his remarks. A public Journal
''s II Is our duty TO expose vice. aud 70 encavor to
better the condition Of society; and if this purpose
can be accomplished by giving our feeble aid in
exposing the sectors IN these midnight rcvcls. We
would be wrong in withholding it. We, as we'll
as tie writer, do not wis, q censurc the town au-
horitics, yet Ne think too much ierity has been
shown towards those uho would fain be- called
gentlemen. These officers We know are the low
ers Of peace aud good order, but Nc think the
time has arrived When t,cy should ccme forward
and teach these "priviIoscd geatry," that for
bcaranee is no longer - virtue
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No papers or letters received at this Office from
Richmond, later than Thursday last. This is moi,
The first time failure has taken place lately in the
mails from that city; and we are inclined 10 think
the fault does not lie beyond Washington.
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on the LIST April, 1861.
George Little ,
Miss Ann o. LINDSAY
Samuel Lancaster
William Lee
James Lang
n
Thomas Melvin
hezekiah Maddox
Robert AcCoach
Amasa w. Mars
Clemmon Nshonne
David Miller
Mary Mckinney
John Marguars
John Melvin
John Mahonna
Cs'h'ne Mudersbough
Thomas Morgan
Patrick AicDey,t
Robert =. Middleton
Joshua Newcomer
Josiah Seer
Il
Mary Piles
Samuel Parson
Susan Prim
George Perry
VIM. Proctor
wm. Pollock
David Powers
MAhaiy e.. Parsons
James Potter 2
Matthias Prince
IL
Rebeccs Riley
WIN. Roper 3
Sally Reed
John Richter 2
Robert Ridcnhour
John Resor
John Riley
George w. Rowles
&
Samuel Spencer
Mary Scott
}. ID. Sullivan
Charles Stedman
John A. SchaHer 2
George Sypherd
John Sfrider 3
George Smith
John Smith
VIM. Ssmuels
Henry Strider
William Stridcr :
Ca,harine Sbubridge
John SAum
Washington Spencer 2
John Strickland ?
8. J. Smith
Michael Swishcr
John u. Shope
Timothy Stesdman
Elizabeth Slough
William Smallwood
Mary T.. Siipcs
v
Jacob Vicr
w
Jemima Wilson
Lucy Williams
John G.. Wilson
'ERr KEYEs, p ".
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The Richmond Enquirer of Thursday last, re-
marks" The table Of the House of Delegates i.
almost emp,icd of all its important Bills On
"Wednesday, for instance. variety OF them was
acted upon; and il may be safely said, thu, the
House has not now norr than or DAYS busi-
ness before it'-But thinks, however, the Lcgis-
laturc will no, rise sooner ttan the 18th or o,,h
April, the Senate having yet made but little
Progress towards decision on the Judiciary Bill
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THE FLOODED HORSE
SURPRISE.

VF7Ii.L stand at the sub.criLer's stable.
w on MiIl-CTsek, on Mondays. Tuesda,s
and Wsdnesdsys; Of Mr.. John Tsbb's mill
on TOsesrora, one mile from MsriipstuTg
on Thursdays. Fridays and ssIur6s,s.-
Terms; twelve dollars the season, nhitt
may be paid with ten doilsrs before lhs hf-
Of Jolly neat twenty dslIsrs Tor insurance.
and pay sbls hen the mare proves with fosl
eight dollars the single icsP PssiuFe sra
tie 81 the subseribeT's farm f0t those that
come distance snd wish 10 iesss their
rasrss. but no responsibility Tor escapes OF
accidents. The seasoo viii comments on
he Isi Of April, aud cad iie lsl day Of job
neat.
SURPRISE
- beautiful SOfTtl. FIVE feet four inohe'
high. six years old. and Was sired ~ Ilst
rtmNkabie Tor speed, besuiy, end hiert
beng hy liaI, who Nss by The imported
horse SIR HITry. out 81 well.brsd D.omTC
mare. Ills Dam Nss got BY The imporie,
horse Spread Esgle, ont 81 Doomed mare
Surprise was bred by Mr.. John Younr, ~
Warwick county. Vngin's. Although he hs'
never hesh framed Tor The turf. be blood
foIm, activity. srd sirers b. JDsiiit ib'
opinion that = trial only wss necessary u
hsve insured his success - racer.
LEVI iiENstLAW.
Feb. Is, Is3L