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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-03-17

FbUBLIC SALE.-Nill be sold, by pub
d lie auction. at the late residence of III
t4m Horn, decd. in Writings Neck, on
Tuesday, the 29th inst. ali Of the personal
property belonging 10 said deceased, consist
isg of valuable Work Horses, Brood Mares
and Colts, Mich Cows and Young Cattle,
Hogs and Sheep; Farming nipple ments ofsIl
kinds, such as Plonghs, Hs'rows, Wheat
Fan, Cutting box, Road Wagon, Plantation
do. Eior.s gears; Corn and Rye by the bush
Ell; Household and Kitchen Furniture of e
very description, among which are good Faa
Their Beds, Bedding, Bedsteads, Tables,
Chairs, Bureau. Desk, &c. together with a
number Of articles rot necessary 10 partieu
larise Nine manths credit will be given the
purchaser on all sums over five dollars, upon
giving bond vita approved security; under
thst sum. cash Sale 10 begin eady in the
day aad continue lrom dav to day until all
is .eld. DAVID CLINE, .3da'r.
March s, 1881.
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Among tho extraordinary circumstances
arising from the great snow storm oil this
winter, The following has been gwen US by
friend
4 dlnghill fowl, on the farm OF Robert
Wright, near Trenton, was buried by the
snow en- tho 18th ult. Ga the 18th INST. II
was dug out Of snow bank, alive and APP
parenty well, having been immured ia a
cell Of snow, just four weeks, without any
apparent means Of substance. The place
in the bank where it was found appeared as
lift had been excavated in circular fora, s.
was lined on the tap and sides with a crust
of thin ice. At the bottom was little break
which probably admitted some air. l. was
a common sized pulIet, and weighed the day
twas taken out, a pound and half.
.Ne,o jersey State Gasette, Feb &c.
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beautiful. tho

- BYRON.-Ihis beautiful, tho
MI rough bred racer, will stand
iE5S this season, (Which viii end on
rlNSTelks,. the ist Of July next at my
residence between Battletown and Smokers
ferry, three miles frepl each place, twelve
frem Chsrlestewn, and eleven from Berry's
| ferry and Mlwoad. at s - the leap, paya-
bic the moment the service Is performed; SO
the seasoH, if paid by the Isl Of July, II not
paid by that day SIS in oil cases viii be re-
qured; and $40 insurance, 70 be paid as soon
as the mare is known to be in fcal; (partinS
with the mare or irregular attendance at The
stand forleits the Insurance;) and 80 cents
cash to The groom TO be sent with the mare.
Mares can be furnished With pasturage at 30
cents per week; dots are laid down IN orch
ard grass Cor mares and colts in addition 20
other pasture); and grain, if required, at
aeighbol hood prices. Care will be taken to
avoid accidents and escapes, but will not
be accountable for them.
That this beautiful animal is OF the most
favOrite family Of racers and Of the greatest
beauty, will appear from the following letters
and certificates Of the most distinguished ra-
GERS and Judges of race horses, which gentle
men are requested 10 read.
JOSIAH VIM. WARE.
~ hilF uHIsC VIII dO III IOdB hS
ByropJ will; as TO beauty and appearance
he has no superior Extract from Colonel
Jollnson's letter IN 1880.
81 think bin Byron finely bred and one
Of the hauds0mest horses ever saw nev
err saw him run. but have heard his trainers
speak highly Of him. SlrGct trass j. Al.
Scldcn's letter i. 1880
byron, of whom you have heard, was
mn ~i.ao cod kx-r 4 q {,as. q
IS Of the most approved blood in Virginia, s;
certainly the most beautiful animal 10 the
world, and of tic finest form. When three
years old, Byron received an injury in one
of his fore legs, which prevented him from
showing any figure on the turf, though in a
private trial which Col. johnson saw, he pro
noqnced him able to run with any horse of
his age in the world. When let down en-
tirely, Col Johnson purchased him Of me;
bis grand dam. Bet Bounce, sold at fifteen
years old for $4,000, and produced her differ
ent owners in colts actually sold, 81 600; s
now have letter by me offering me $500
for one of her colts only two years old -
Er'roct Of a letter from ,ioln hinge, Esq toa
gentleman Of Hanoser county, IN 1880.
PEpiGREE.
Byron is full five feet three inches high,
years old this QasD spring, fine bay. OF
very great beauty, excellent action, form
and strength lie was got by the celebrated
race horse Nlrginian, who was certainly "a
mong SIR Archy's first tayerite sens, his dam
vas Coquette (sbe hy Sir Archv}, who was
also the dam of the distinguished race mares
Virginia Lafayette and Virginia Tay Tor; Go
QHet!es dam was the celebrated old Bet
Bounce, she was also the dam Of Arab. Bar
sheb3, IarI1t. Brilliant, Sc Bet Bounce
vas BY tAe imported SIR Harry, the best son
OF ~ Peter Ie2zle; g d. by old MedieY; g.
E d. by Marx Anthony: < &. =. d by .J5lIy
hodsel; 6. g. g. g. d. the lamoss Imported
mare Jenny Capieion.
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The celebrated four mile Horse,
SOU THER.E ECLIPSE,

- WILL stand this season. ON
E~y-TA Mondays, Tuesdays and We'd
9SYS nesdays. at the stable of An
exas3sc@ksgsn. thony S. Chambers, in Mar
tlnsburS; and on Thursdays, Fridays and
Saturdays, at the stable OF the subscriber in
Shepherds town, and be let to mares at ten
dollars the season. Mares sent from dis
lance can be furnished with good pasture at
fifty cents the week. The season will COM
mence the goth of March, and end the 25th
June next. Every care will be taken of
mares, but no responsibility for accidents or
escapes. For pedigree and performances see
handbils, or SINNERS Turf Register.
LOUDOU.N GREY,
VIII stand at the same places for marcs--he
is full sixteen and half hands high, bono
; -: h:.;sy !" is nine years old
this spring He will be let to mares at fire
dollars the season; three dol!Qrs CASH tl.s
single leap, and ten dotlGrS insurance.
JOSEPH ENTLER.
March 5, fS3I-tf
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Neighbour Higgins came in rubbing his
hands last Wednesday morning, exclaim-
ed,-"What a swinging cold night we have
hand; they have Monitor down at Tom
Tafts, and by that i; was 10 degrees colder
than nothing - kecns Seminal.
The weather was uncommonly cold about
that time. A man, it is reported, wen, into
a store in this vicinity, not long since. pro
badly The sanc morning. and assured the
by,isnders, that squire IS .hshometal
was 8 degrees below CG,arl
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PREACHER WANTEO.-Jhe subscrl-
4 bers wish TO employ, rs a Teacher, a
gentleman that is well calculated to instruct
the rudinents of the kn2,ish Language,
Grammar. Writing snd Arithmetic. The
person Supplying, Raust come weH receH,-
nen4ed -nene ether need make the sppIica,
ton The School is about thirty strong-A
perssn with family would he preferred -
II is desirable that the School Should Cou
mence on the lst eff April. Apply 10 eithsr
Of the undersigned.
JOHN TADB.
ABRAHAM SHOWERS,
JAMES ROBINSON.
March . IGII III
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We have had the following on file for some
time and ought to have inserted 1t, during
the severe weather, in order to reconcile our
citizens to our Moderated climate, by shew
ing them the horrors Of storm more than
a century ago
From the Boston Evening Transcript.
trnnnItN C,ArnNu
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VIRGINIA B5keiey County. 10 ,ctt
At rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
County Court of Berkeley, on Monday
the "a day of January, 1881.
The OVerseers Oft the Poor, Pitts
AGAI;s
Harry Watkins, Robert Johnson, Henry
Payne, and john Davenport, Defis
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant, Harry Watkins not having
entered his appearance, and given sccnity
according to the act of Assembly and ths
rules of this court, and it appearing to The
satisfaction OF this court, that the defendant,
Harry Watkins, is not an inhatitant Of this
Comuonwealth,-H Is ordered, that he do
appear on the cd Monday in March next, to
answer the bill of the compliments, s that a
copy Of ibis order be published in the Mar
tin,burs Gazette for two menths successfully,
and posted at the door Of the Court house ol
this county A copy -Teste.
JOHN STROLLER, Z B. c.
January 6, 1851
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WILLIAMS PORT INN.
49,
ssFN.
- .asya3
JAMT9 SHlONPyTo

RESPECTFULLY informs his friends &
q d the public generally that he intends 10
remove on the first ef App ii next from his pres
ont stand, to the new house lately erected by
himself, on Conoc colleague street, near the
public square, and within short distance sf
the stand now occupied by him Hewill there
open
4 HOUSE OF ENTER TlLN:VE.N'T',
and will supply himself with every thing re-
quisite to please and crafty his guests. The
house is new. and constructed in the most
modern and tasteful style, and finished in
the best manner The situation is the GEN.
tire of business And if strict attention 10 the
comfort OF his friends and the rrovisioR Of
every means 10 render satislactlon-Vh ich
those who knew him will rest assured shall
not be wanting-be added, he iailcrs him
self that his new establishment viii not ia
surpassed by any other in tao place lie res
pectiully solciis the continuance OF patron
age from travellers and others who have uni-
lcrnaly extended 10 him liberal encourage
ment lie is thankful to a generous public
for the iayours he has always received and
hopes, by an exhibition Of every means in
his power; to he shle to deservs aud secure
the same in future.
BOARDEkS taken by the day. week,
month, or year. al the CUSTOMARY rates.
Wlli'sms-Port, MD, At
March 5. 1881.
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A bad Staie-An Trishman, in n. j. was
one Sunday driving q horse and wagon to-
wards Easton, when he was met by a Cler-
gyman who was going TO church, and took
the opportunity to chiee The traveller foe
breach of the Sabbath. My friend said be,
this is a bad way you are in Och! honey
SAID the Irishman, and isn't it The turnpike?'
Yes replied the minister but what mean
is, that yea are in a bad state by my
sowl,' returned the Irishman, and that's
true enough too, your worship-its very
bad State this. and I'll get into Pennsylya-
MIA as soon as cam Gee up hsne5!
.Ncss York Constellation.
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ESSTRAY COiT.-FoGnd trespasslng
81 ! on the land OF the subscriber, as an es-
tray, Bay Mare Cch, supposed to be three
years old next Spring, nearly fourteen bands
high, the left hind foot white, has no other
mark or brand; appraised to thirty dollars.
The owner of said colt is requested TO come
prove property, pay charges and take it a
way. JOHN BROW \.
February 81, 1881.
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RTORE NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.
I'VE VIC beg leave 60 inform ali onr friends
and customers that We arc noW iYug and
opening IT our SioTs IT the Lick Nal. fur
A,cr supply or .NI.U( s. CHEAP GOODS.
whi-h were purchased atvery reduced p'.ccs.
and we pledge ourselves t. sci! ous GOOD, s,
cheap a, they can be had in any Of the neis
houring towns: VIC therefore itAite tie pub
lie aud our ltisndS. to call ana examins egf
GOOD, for th~pl,, ives
I"UN r. C0OEUS, s. ca.
Berkeley county. Liet biili,}
Ieb,dIry 10, 1851. !
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SUI aTpR1Sn.

oA W.. o stand a! d! he ,s sP.s'"s
er's stable, on Min Creek, and
ss se.sss some other convenient place,
IN Berkeley or Jefferson county. SURPRISE
IS beautiful Sorrell, five teet four inches
high, only six years old, of fine blood, and
was sired by Hal, remarkable FOR speed, beau
ty, and blood; being by Hal, who was by
the imported horse Sir Harry, cut of WE'LL
bred Diomed mare. His dam was got by the
imported horse Spread Eagle, out Of Do
med mare. Surprise was bred by Mr.. John
Young, in Warwick county, Virginia, altho'
he has never been trained for the turf, lis
blood. form, activity, and strength Justify
the opinion that Trial only was necessary to
have insured his success as a racer.
The season will commence the 1st of April,
and end the lst OF July. Terms: Twelve dol
lars the season, which may be discharged by
ten dollars paid any tine within the season;
eight dollars the single leap, and twenty dol
lars Tor insurance. The second stand, SC.
Will be made known in due time
LEVI HENSIAW.
February II, lS2l-tf
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NOTlCE-purctasers at the sale Of tie
~ personal estate Of Freds se} SIP, dee.
are hereby notified that their obligations he
came due on the 18th day Of December, 1880.
Payment is therefore earnestly selected, as
indulgence cannot be given.
FANNY STIP, E@'rz.
March s, I8sI.-St
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FEFlAlOTHY Hay FOR SALE-The
Fl subscriber takes this method OF inform
Ing the public. that he has twenty tons OF
first rate 1LuOTHl Hay for sale, cut
and housed before harvest all in good coHdi-
tion.-lle has 5000 young PEACH TREES
ola choice kind for sale, fit for transplantins
now. At the same time, he would mention,
for the information of the farmers and public
in general. that he has established a BLACK
SMITH SHOP, and has on hand a good
supply Of coal. frst-rate Iron and Steel; and
IN his employ an excellent Smith. The pub
lie would do well to consult their interest, and
have their work done at his shop
Feb 10, 1881. JOHN BURNS.
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N0IlCE.-All persons indebted to Il,
~ estate of Il. Sn0dgrass, deed. are re-
quested to make immediate payment; and
tGcss having claims against said estate will
please present their accounts to
ROBERT V. SNODGRASS, E1'r.
February II, 163l.-4t
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Spring 1898, then three years cid, he ran
for Tie ffcst sweepstakes, ever lie Halifax
course, &srti Carolina, 10 which there were
seven Subscribers, $500 each, when he was
the second karse, making fac race in good
time, aithog@1 be was quite lame for sever
al days before the race. laH after, lie run
for the post stake at Norfolk. FIVE starting.
tu9 mile heals. entrance s3U0 each This
VAS ameng The best races ever run in the
state, tie second heat IN ,nim,.tes - seconds:
Wen BY Polly Hopkins, Beating ByreH net a
iesEtd. lie again Became lame, and did not
run for another race, was TUNED out al d
rested The next spring. Fall 1898, put him
III training. and continued him until lis de-
tIctiVe les gave way, when was obliged to
give him up.-When sound had the highest
opinion Of hiH. His stock is much apprcv-
ed; many OF his family sold very high. his
dana at II years old for $500; his e. d at
10 years ola fer $500; Sally MelgiIle for
$1,000; Arab for $4,000; Brilliant for $1,000;
Tariff for 5000. The distinguished race
mare Virginia Lafayette, from tie same
mare WV: Byron's damn, $500 was refus
ed for just before her death. Byron himself,
at two years old, for $3.50 (and lately one
half Of him for si5G0) Virginia TAYLOR. also
out OF the same mare, $4,000 was refused
for; az years old run four races, won three
OF them, (ore of the races she won was in
three heats OF two miles each, and each of
tAc three heats was run in three minutes tnv-
taco seconds. eylncng speed and bottomJ A
yearling FLY out of the same mare, $1,000
was refused for, and others held at high pri-
ces. VIM Il Johnson.
Frederick county, Feb "a, SILT
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Aaesdote.-A Major Of militia, somewhere
in Pennsyvania, whe had recently been e
lected, and who was not oYerburdened with
brains, took it into his head, on the morning
OF parade, to Ego cut and ertrci.e a little By
himself The field" selected fer this per
pose was his own stcop. Plating himself in
military attitude, with sword drawn, be ex
clsimed-"A Attention the whole! rear rank,
three PAGES back'" He Immediately retreated
three steps, and tumbled into the cellar! His
wife, hearing the noise he oecasioned in fall
ing, came running out, snd asked. "My dear.
have ysu killed yoursell?" Go into the
house, woman said the Majer, What do
you knew about ;cdr?n
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-03-17

.4rtyciaI Lamp Ott-The Albany Daily
Advertiser mentions, that new Lamp is US
ed in that city, the light of which is most
brilliant, yet very soft and delicate. a lamp
Of this description at Knickcrbocker Mali,
excited the admiration of all present. Our
ordinary lamps may be easily altered so as
to answer every purpose for the ingredients
used by lie proptetors of the patent light,
Messrs. Webs and Birdsall. The ingredl.
ents used in the place of oil can be prscur, d
for sixty eight cents per gallon, a gallsy OF
which is said to burn as long as gallsn Of
oil, there is no wick consumed.
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EIUBLIC SALE-WiIl be sold, at public
Il sale, on Wesnss8ay, the 9sd inst. al the
residence of tho subscriber, Horses, Brood
Mares and Colts, Cows, Hogs aud Sheep;
Farming Utensils Of all kinds, Ploughs,
Hsrrows, Wagon, Cart, Wheat Tan, Gut
ting box, the wood work OF new Wagon,
pair long tsdders, Horse- Gears; set Of
Blaeksmith's Tools; quantity of Chair
coal, large quantity Of Seaatng Season
ed sawed expressly for gates; large qnsn-
tity Of Baging; Cross-eut Saw, Grind stone;
Household and Kitchen Furniture of varI
Gus descriptions; a quantity Of good Bacon;
together with a number OF articles not neces
sary 10 particusrise. Six months credit will
be given on all sums over FIVE dollars, upon
giving bond With approved security. The
sale viii begin early in the day and continue
until all is sold. ROBERT Is. LYLE.
March 8, 1891.
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KAYEGROES FOR HIRE VIII be eA-
! y posed TO public hire, in front Of the
court house door in Martinsburg, on Mon
day, the l4ih dag u .lIa,eh neat. as hirellngs
until the 10 March. 1899. one NEGRO WO-
MAN and two BOYS, one 20 the ether 10
years OF age, belonging TO the estate of Geo
iIorn, sen decd The woman is an excel,
ieut house servant. Bond aud security VII
be required.
THOMAS HORN, S,guiuing Ear.
February q, tSSl
ERAR IRON We have riSt seceiyed :
aD further supply Of Mcpherson s Br.s" .
TX ON, we'll assorted, which we will sell ~
- pcF lo1ibs,
WILLIAM LONG & Co
Ms.i;aItnrs, DessmbsF IL, 1850
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Marttirsbur9 Gazette:
PUBLIsHED, WEEKLY,
BY WASHINGTON EVANS,

AT
TWO DOLLARS PER yaJV.TU.n,
FGYisLR IN ADVANCE;
Or, FRO DoIlars and T1efdyJire Cents,
AT THE ED OF SIX MONTHS;
And If payment be deferred to the end of
the year, or near the same,
TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS
will invariably be demanded.
ga failure to notify the dIscontinuance Of
the paper at the end of the time subscribed
for. will be considered as a new engagement
gz-No paper discontinued until all arrear.
ages are paid up, except at the discretion Of
the Editor.
Advertisements inserted at the rate Of
one dollar per square Cor the three first inser-
tons, and twenty-five cents per square for
each subsequent insertion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-23
HENRY BAopY. Secse av.
CORRESPONDENCE

Extract Of letter from Columbia (R.) Sent g.
our .iee i'n' are tvtr; snd The battle ha' been
rsA ion TO this matter alb DAD, assured tsai Ken
lucky VIII be one and odvisihie for Jackson. Let VS.
lock at This Disriat-Ga have majority " AS oniy ISs
over Beo's. Now, there is moi ssDdid Clay man Of
my aequain'auee, who will allow $40 Insosiiy In
th. contemplated Presdsn,isl contest For Ins.snce
G'esn county, the residence of BFeLts give GAther
but small majority, whilst Marshall one OF IN J,.t-
son candidates Tor the Legislature, received a mso,i
OF q or 500 votes, and BMrst The Other Ja&ksSn,an
although absent in Virginia du inc the el.e,tons b.a,
Cock, i'r Clay, upwards OF 400 votes. In Cuubrr
land, where Bron,s beat Gsither, Baker, DAckson)
tor the Legislature, yrs eIe<,ed oy hand oms
jofity. 10 Pa ask, Ganhe's majority WAS a few
woes, wbils' Hs, for tie l. fla ure, was large aud
decided. In Ca.ey, Brsat' Is woes ahead and
YET IN conr, quenee IT pol being held for Jackson
and Clay Allen, the Clay saDdida firmly bound
vote Tor Jack-on Senator, and Tor ok on measures
generally. In Rl-se and Wayne, The same remarks
are applicable In he last uria el-c 100 every
e9uE'y IN congressional DI'rist, Green, sAv.
lsrge majo it, 5 Tor MscAs. VT az The preside nti.I
election OF the feowDg November eueyy county eavs
SUI larger and more de cided mso ites Tor Jeekser-
ou mny enQuirs p ny so sm4oIs aud lansnled a 20
lte an, as DIR. Gather could rct uri;s The jackson
party in his Disiiic?-to which briefly reply tbat
may be assrioed 10 there eAuseS-l", general apd
uniiotm u fereice between The Strength OF General
sex on and his r-Gds; -, oil p,ejudces ain
Dr. Gai'her, who wa'a new court unst; h.se p,eju
dees, which age Tar rom hers xhugu,'hed, dessi {
n eisc ion OF Major Barry 81, APP oo IN
pstt o! msny oil 'he j. cks N psry, ,h4t d. g 1.-The,
was 700 par isl 10 Calhoun. N. ne in he g. csL
hOIo 70 iHe r. 50 OF icsB an
such charge. D.. Ga hes, however, Ia hts pubic
pseehes and private eonyefsaon', 4, Glazed !msel
o. ceson, ia preference aiy oiher man Ia IN.
United ac but he poison bad b. Gu taken ar d de.
uson was kept up by the Cay party for heir purpose
The same gorge srsa'ly injured the else.loc Of La
compile and D.n,ei"
Ert, act Of u letter from Illinois. Sept 2
"ResI ed Mi Clay has 10 iBtetes, in oil the
Yves the late K.n'ueky eies,ion develops ,ue iaci in
the suonseb poin' e iistL"
Extract Of letter from GeOrg toton, OK Sept IL
"The Wesi has trumpled over Mr. Clay G neral
Jack ON will TeetiVo ndsome mej,riy w. Kep,ucky
My cdtdd opipi.n IL, that Mr.. Clay will not &c,
single se wesi Of ibe dividing monutsins. / ,,iuk
speak advis:tlY on ihis subject. For Congress we
have me mbe's out OF tw lie; cue o. whom, However
died few days since IN Lscompe) II the Assembly
We ere on numbered q bu 9th re / ave. a,
learn, come over 10 X. WCkH- aud MI Claw /
ea'n. have srok~n lesgue; ii So ih.Dk we sh III ge
Jackson Sen, -
"Mr. Metcalie, Governor of Kentucky, has convened
the Legislature Ton the 9Th November) for the purpose
of electiDg Senator OF the u. y"