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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-25
EDMUND TONEY.
FoR THE WuIF,

In little communication of mine some time since
stated, that If the Legislature would pass law COM
peilng all persons to confne their stock upon their
own lands one of the good effects would be- to reduce
the poor rates IN a brief space of time, to almost
(hGrdty) nothing. In order to sustain that opinon
VIII state case. w. j in my Deghbo rhnod. owns
2oO acres OF land-2O0 acres of open land (some Of
livery opeDl and so acres in woods as we saw Suat
ed as ". now is, it is out of his power to permit
poor family to live on his land-he can neither soure
timber for housc--nor wood to burn--but if
law restraining stock should be enacted--he could
with perfect convenience, spare both timber, and
1rood-(two very different things | assure YOU zen
tiemen) as he would in that case, only lind it neces
saTy keep about 90 acres of land enclosed for the
maintenance of his stock-he could also spare to the
poor family as much land thew could possibly cul-
tivate. Now, gentlemen, am not : sCeUoF as w
j. but 1t the Legislature will pass The idac, will bind
myself 10 place any respectable poor family ITO whom
twenty dollars may be ailoVedl upon my land
under circumstances infinitely more advantageous to
them, than the pttance allowed by the countv-a
plttance generally levied in the hands OF petty rro-
GERS, and doled out to the miserable object IN wort
less articles, at so per upon the prime cos-ex
acty IN the way the bounty Of the General Govern
IS administered the revolutionary soldiers in
my neighborhood-excep' that ''the hearty old
COCKS" generally receive theirs tmoStly) IN whiskey &"
y the learned and opulen gent em@n TO whom first
bad the honor of addressing myself and all other op
ulent gentlemen, aud also those IN middnr circuun-
stances VII, d. Us have stated myself willing to do
the parish iivers will be III FIVE years reduced-I
had liked to have sald-to noih hing a. all-at any
rate the only remaining paupers, would be such as
nave oeen reduced TO want by old age, accident or
disease-and such At present make Gp very small
part OF our list Of INDECENT persons
teeI greatly Used TO say more upon this all
important matter OF combining stocks / am anxious
10 interest he country gentlemen the subject that
they may render assistance bytbeir pens-by getting
up petitions--and by endeavorlng to convince Their
neighbors OF the Propriety Of such a law have
held conversations with many persons on the sub1ecf
who, though at first violently opposed TO the 5Ian
became almost Immediately convinced of ITS pro5rie-
~ IAN old Planters" production is an excellent
one. ''PhlO Peter StOner" has some admirable hits
but this matter must be treated more seriously
me people must be convinced and hen the thine
VIII be done. Your friend, PETER STONER
The u ;. frigate Brandywinc touched at Gbral-
tar Nov. goth
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-25
RICHMOND MARKET,

FLOUR and WHEAT have advanced in this and
the Northern markets within few days The cur.
rent price for good red Wheat on SATURDAY. WINS
11oai 2tcis We learn that abou, 1000 bbls. Canal
Flour were sold on Saturday at So, and that that
price was offered and refused for 1000 bbs CityMnIs,
Sc SO being asked. The stock of Flour ut presen,
IN this market Is computed l2 to 1 GOO bbls.
foBAoco of inferior quality has advanced. Nev,
cuttings sell at Sa,85a3y25.
ts The navigation above and below the city re-,
mains closed by ice.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-25

advance. ~ a'"'u'' PdJaois
FOR aoveIWsHs15 cents square (or Less lor the frs,
insertion and 80 for each rnn,,,,s,,rs =,
insertions must be noted on the MS otc,yi,e II @ LII "
con,mueh and charged accordingly - "' "
Al letters 10 the Editors i,u,t be ,,ost sd - h. -,
receive attention. f''' - WY WI"
's'' =" "s 0uin'i7uce %" -i's raper all arTearsps
,, ~ Ii,' w ana ''-c who may wish 10 cop,s,,,e
@ Monty The Editors to uat effect Al least twenty py 70,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-25
NEW YORK MApKnT t,, -

II
The Corn market has been very active this ,cet , -
SANITY advancing Yesterday business in Flour len Off -,
500 LOT common sorts buyers and this morning the lowest
price which sellers VIII name 81 for common and fail bra
or Wheat 5000 bushels prime Southern were sold vesteTs
from store at 4O cts and 200 bushels Western at 1l5
ne same prices we presume would be accepted this NOM
ing Rye and Corn are extremely scarce '-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-25

N RAWING of the New York LOTTERY. No. II
~ q ~ 50 &c &c II 60 so 40.
Drawing of the UNION Canal LOTTERY. No. I.
40 IL II, SO, ST, 81, 49, 81, SO, 25.
f7, Drawing Of the Virginia Weisburr Lottery.
No 9: No''s'y'
90, so. 90. AZ, %. Ga. 10. q &C.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-25

MARRIED-On Thursday evening last, bv tho
Right Rev r c. Moore Sir. EDMusp S MoTLEy.
OF Caroline c5unty. to Miss MARY Ans, eldest daugb,
ter OF Mr. Tbo' Bendle, deceased, of this city.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-25

o. The repeated failure of the Mails leaves us in
Constant rerplexity. We are afraid to commence
matters oil interest but not Immediately SO, lest the
arrival OF the immense budget due from the
ho''h should md useither without room, or compel
us 10 nave encountered so much labor in vain-and
"iier' uay ny Day WAITING to late hour for inte
gehce' we ma 1T 700 late then TO begin what we had
before postponed In this state of 'hlngs, the read
er mus be content with the meagrr fare in our
power TO furnish him.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-25

Fsrncg on large scaie - A s$,oIlag, j,yi, az. r.
,oFaoo' which arrived Gib,a,ur DSr Gta lrotg
kio Janero, made the following r,Dort o.; 5c,S
, iat' q o. N ion. 90 90, was boarded ~ & q
british trgate, had captured near the Island n Al
cension pirate ship mounting 80 mun.. ana ber-
ing crew Of 300 men--of which she los, afanr =:
I1fd IN the action and the capturing ships 20 re
The Falcon had on board the pirate canaan snt
wv" other persons from that ship, with whom She
was bound to Bermuda 10y
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-25
TDe constitutional agshle.


w Yesterday, Mr. Miller of Powhatan presented
we memorial OF Tho. Davis, complaining of Mr.
barbour return for Orange The principal part OF
Tue gay was consumed IN discussion the bill called
'he Lawyers bil' which was finally ordered TO be
engrossed a good deal of new business was ORR
g'hated' The session at PERIOD has worn so
promising an aspect of being spun out TO unusual
length
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-25

;, Fr00i Santa -uartta --The schr Pomona Cant
ia'hl'n, has arrived off Norta Point. in e.
DAYS from Santa uartha. Mr. Leoni, the fEn
time of his leaving Dec ID, Gen Bohysr ya helo >
IN very low state OF health, and he was moi %oesJ
10 1--WE foFty eight hours. HIS disease ycas ,he 80
sumption. lie had issued Procaaatio Or Farey7,
editor has received ~ . 49,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-25

the exploration he had given. " ''' a'ef
MI BuRGEs rose TO address the House
ihe SPEAKER said that gentleman from, Rhode Island ,
out OF order He could remarks uni, this suhsc,
came IN It's proper under the consideration of the o4
Mi BrRoEs then resumed his seat " ~ ~S'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-25

CONGRESS proceedings Of Congres.
since Monday last, have been Of little consequence.
The debate on Dir Stanberrys motion TO strike ou,
The appropriation 70 the Russian minister has rot
been resumed. TIC only natter Of much ia-c-cs,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-25

LATER FROM ENGLAND.-Tbo Ros,o, ~,
.nei and Gazette of Monday acknowledge the
receipt OF Halifax papers, which contain ENGLISH
dates to the 18th ult. as folIow:-
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-03-31
RNjRAYlS?fg r3

yEyILL stand again al Clifton, the '1sscri-
w hers farm in Frederick county four
miles frsm Battletown and eightfrom Charles
town He is now in fine order, and ready to
serve mares on the following terms: SO the
single leap, $40 the season, aad $50 insurance,
TO be paid whom the mare IS known to be 10
foal. The season will terminate the ist July
LAFAYETTE is a remarkable horse, and, IN
the estimation Of the best judges, combines,
in a degree that has rarely been surpassed, a
pedigree Of the purest blood and best cross
es with unusual size and stoutness, great sym
metry Of form, and especially eKceiln8 IN
those essential racing points which denote
The greatest strength and action. lie has
been moreover very distinguished racer on
many well tried field.
He is 8 years old, fun i6 hands high, and
powerfully made in proportion to his height;
in color rich blood bay with blacklegs, and
no white except small star on the night lind
foot. pEDlGREk.
LAFAYETTE was got by the celebrated Nir,
ein;an. Qhe best son of old Sir Archy); La
favette's dam was also by Sir Archy; his
grand dam 10y th. imported horse Sir Harry;
grand dam by Chanticleer; e grand dam
by Meade's Old Celer; gg g grand dam by
Lees old Mark Anthony; gggg grand dam
by the imported horse Flpilap; 6 z & z &
grand dana by old Mark Anthony; 6 egg <
& grand dam by the cid imported Jolly Ro-
ger out of the imported mare Mary Gray.
For his performances on the turf, an &C E.
count of which would be too long for news
paper publication, see American Turf Regis
ter, vol 1, Nos. Q, 10, II, racing memoran-
da; and for his pedigree, see also page 500.
DAVID II. ALLEN.
Clifton, March II, 1881.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-03-31
/, nuBIic sALf.-wlll he 'ald At FuSlie

TCBLiC SALTs--Wih Nc sald a. F,'. .',
Il vendae, at the subscribers 1s'ldene s On
Tu.carers Creek, one mile from Msrtns6urg'
=, 49, ,Ls ain of .aprl merit, the follow
ing IN property, to wit; Cows and Hog; Farm,
in9 implements of all kinds such as Piongh';
Hsrrows, double shovel Ploughs, Wheat Fan
Patent Cutting Bsr, Cart, ! set Of IL, Black l,I,
of sr.;n lsddsrs: quantity Of IL inch plank,
two Flax Brakes, Wheat and Rye "a the
oTU with a variety Of Household 8. Kit
Chen s furniture, such as B9d !, Chairs,
Tables, Bureaus, Desk and Boob case; enc
and nine. two Wool Wheels, three Flax
Wheels, Ovens, Pots and Kettles, with
number Of articles not necessary to enune-
rate. SIX months credit will be given upon
al sums above five dollars, the purchaser CIV
ing sond viii approved security, under that
syco cash. Sale viii commence early in the
day. CIlRlS Ian olLDEi1'
March 10, 1881.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-03-31
TIs tss,ayi,l and fun b'oOa:a Hors'
m1UN o R 70

VIII stand the ensuing season, from the LIST
af Anril until the lst Of July, at the following
st,,ds = on Monday. and Tuesdays, at
the stable Of Mrs, Marlatt, (Hoke's Run, on
wednesdays and Thursdays, at the stable OF
the subscriber, CHoneywood,) and on ndays
.,d SATURDAYS, at the stable oil l i. byies,
Wlliam-.port, at the reduced prce oil J'vs
,laHo,s the single leap; eight dollars me sea-
son. and fftetn collars to ensure ioai; any
mar. ensured and nat brought regular 10 TIE
stand will forfeit The insurance. Great care
will be taken, but no responsibility Tor accl
dents or escapes; persons at distance can
have good pasturage at 80 cents per week.
and grain If required, at the market ptiee.
HICKORY is beautiful dark bay, 10
hands high, aad his carriage and actIen val
sutiicieotiy recommend him to all good juds-
es His sire was the well known running
horse Hickory, his grand sire the celebrated
tu horse Old Hickory, his g g grand SIRE
the well known turl horse Whip, his & Z 3
grand sire, Saltram, his dam DIDO, by the
imported horse Dido; Hickery's dan was by
First Consul, who was got by Flag Of Truce
who proved himself a running horse 10y win
mig ten capital purses in Virginia; he wa:
by the famous imported horse Gcldfinder; hi.
dam by Flimnap, his grand dam by Aristotle
Hickory's sire has also proved himself a run
ming horse, by travelling over the principa
parts of TIE United States-runninS many
races, and beating the following horses, viz
AIibone, Weasel, WiIkinson's Boxer, the In
dian Little John, Poplar Prize Fighter, ans
many others too tedious 10 enumerate.
March "a, 1881. A. ODEN y co.
Certificate to Mr. Jesse Wells
We, the Undersigned, do hereby certjfy
that we are well acquainted witt, the Stu
Horse Young Hickory, sold 10 you by Dir
Samuel Miller; he is a noted ioal yetter, anc
the above pedigree is worthy of unquestion
able confidence. Given under our hands, ISL
March, 1876.
Peter King, Samuel Baher,
IT, W .Hisser, Jacob RATHER.
sFToreh Light, lIagerstown, s times.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-03-31
THE NOTED FOAL. GET"CER,
IftYIDIGlRATbIhYa

VETILL stand this season, on Mondays,
w Tuesdays aud Wednesdays, at the
stable of Mr. Ezekiel Showers, in Martins
burg; and Oh Thursdays, Fridays and Sat
urdays. at the stable Of Mrs. Margaret Mil
Ter, on Middle Creek. Terms and pedigree,
see hand bills-Those who wish to breed
from Hyderally, will do well to apply soon,
as am determined 10 commence the season
ON the 2lst INST
WILLIAM BURNS, scn'r.
March IT, 1881
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-03-31
-
.IIIHIIEE

JUIII4EE,
- TWILL stand the ensuing
CO. a w season, at the subscri
hers stable, near Martinshurg.
e,ssssssssss4E< Berkeley county, and at some
other convenient stand which will be made
known in time. JUBILEE is beautiful
grey, full sixteen hands high-six years old,
and OF The most approved stock; his sire was
bred by Col. Hoomes, of the BowlinQrcen
ard erred by Diomed: Jubilee's dam was by
Top Gallant, grand dam by the imported
Bedford. The season will commence the
25th Of March. and end the Goth OF June -
This fine horse will stand at the reduced price
OF eight dollars the season, five dollars the
leap, and twelve dollars for insurance.
GRIFFIN TAYLOR.
March 3, Is2l-u
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-03-31

NAIUADLE MILL AND LAND FOR
v SALE -Being DESTROYS Of removing 10
the west, ! viii sell, on the most reasonable
terms my p::oPer,' IN Frederick county, con
%snS OF Mill, near Bruce own, former
" owed AID occupied by David Ridgcwav,
dec d. 1t is IN complete repair and its loca
ton Is one OF the best in the county, BENZ. in
a remarkably fertile ncighborLood, and hay
ing always az much grinding as it can per
term To It is attached a good dwelling
house, with a large never failing spring IN
,i'e yard, and lot of q l 2 acres OF first ate
limestone land.
Also. "A lot Of so . acres, a short distance
from the above, Que half of which is in good
timber the other halt under good cultivation
Ihe nil property is within 7 miles of the
onhti'''''d turnpike, whence good convey
aHee can always De had to Baltimore: and
me contemplated Railroad 10 Harpcrs F cry,
At As presumed, viii pass near the mill.
EDWARD S. BEESON.
Frederick county, March "a 1891
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-03-31
lnLNl1p-LlLal PR D9ll.o

"a THE high bred superior stock
CO. horse ENTERPRISE, will
<T1 stand the insoins season at MS
~aasASr fermer stand, Che stable Of
Mr.. +, Showors,) in Martinsburg. The sea-
son commencing the first of April, For pc
digree and terms see handbils.
March 10, 1881. n. OWIN8S
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-03-31

NESTRk NOTECE.---The Vestry of
Norborne Parish are reminded that ibei,
regular yearly meeting takes place en- the
4th April, being Easter Monday. Theyare
requested to be prompt in their attendance
a sn come prepared TO close up the affairs of
Tie t's' Ecclesiastical year.
March II, 1891 ]. II TYING
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-03-31

FEAKE NOTICE, that will, or Saturday
81 the 10th day of April next, Offer at pub
he sale, for cash, at the house Of Michael r.
Hummer, IN Morgan county, on the Poto
mac river, at Richardson's Ferry, and ianmc.
dlately above the mouth Of Cherry's run.
sundry slaves. 10 wit: valuable young WO
MAN, about % or % years Of age, and her
four CHILDREN, the two eldest are boys:
conveyed TO the subscriber rs trustee in a
deed Of trust executed by The said Runner,
&c. On the 18th day of October. 1880. and
OF record in tie clerks Office Of the county
court of Morgan county, to secure a sum
OF money, therein set forth, due Teter NV
ers' ,Jr, Tbs sale will take place between
the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and 4 o'clock
p. NJ. Of said day
JOB ROBINS, Tiusfcs.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-03-31
LAUCK & S TFPHTN

WOUIDinformthe Bhcksmiths and Far
~ mers, and the public generally, that
they have now comprte assortment
HUGIlES ROLLEn IRO.W
consisting of every variety Of siye and kind,
aud Of which they Intend hereafter keeping
/ constant SIMPLY, together With many piher.
avNc'ss' uSnai.y connected with Al extensive
iron f's'% ollahment; and expect to receive
i" ieW days full assortment Of Cook and
pthcr Stoyes That all. or any Of them, win
he sold IhsIS. can, anil may, be readily as.
'"r'ained' by a cali hOm those disposed u,
purchase. Oct ~
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-03-31
a5-Winehester Republican, three times

FESO FARMEaS.-TAe subscriber takes
q this method Of informing the Farmers
of Berkeley and Jefferson counties, that his
PLASTER WILL has undergone tho
rough repair, and that It is now in complete
order for grinding of Plaster He can, at
al! times, grind ton in from forty-iive to ff
ty minutes, and DO it well-;hereiore no 3e
lay need be expected. His say NH is
also IN good condition for the reception and
saving of timber JOSIAH FLAGG
March -. 1881.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-03-31
A \ ELECTION for orsr,ssrs Of The

y ELECTION for Oversssrs Of The
"a Posr of Berkeley county viii be held
on the. first Monday in April next, at the
following places to wit; at tho Ceuft house
in Msrtinsburg, under the superintendanco
of George Wolf & Isaac ; Lauck, or either
of them; at the Stone Tal ern, Mill Greek,
under the superia;endance of joel Ward s
Dugal Campbell, or either Of them, at Saed.
grass Tavern, Back Greek, under the SUI
perintendance of Michael Rooney & Rober,
V. Snsdgrass, or either of them; and a.
Gregg's Tavern, Falling Water, under The
superintendance Of Archibald Porterfold l.
Archibald Sheersr, or either OF them.
PHILIP NADENbOUSCH, SUI.
March Ia, 1881.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-03-31

ETyANTED to purchase. a F.9R.E, fren
w four to six hundred acres, the ika
proveaents must be of the best quality
andhhs land first rate, s. lying in some one Of
thc following counties: Frederick, Loudouu
5cGet en-, berkeley, Virginia; Frederick OF
Washington, Md ANY communication ad
dressed 70 the editor Of the MaItinsburg Gaz
cite or Winchester Republican, post paid
win he attended 10.
March "a, 1881.
4g-Winehester Renublcan. three times
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-03-31
D nN-Thi. hsnn.ifnl 10

BYRON.-This beautiful, tao
rzn-zf~ rough. bred racer, viii stand
| t9|1z this season, (Which viii end on
$780, the ist Of July nezt') at my
,9s1deore betyyeen Battletown and Smokers
ferry. ,br,e miles fren each place, twelve
| ram CharIestown, and eleven from Berry's
| ferry and Mllwosd, at SIS the leap, pdya-
ble fhe moment tho service Is Performed; $50
the season. il paid by tho lst Of July, II not
Maid nv that day SIS in all cases wlll be re
nnire,j; and $40 insurance, TO be paid as soon
"a the mare Is known 70 be in Zeal, (parung
with the mare or Irregular attendance at The
stand for(eits the insurance9 and 90 cents
cash to the groom to be sent fgith the mare
Mares can he furnished with pa7turage at ~
cents per week; dots are laid down IN orch
ard grass for mares aud colts IN addition 70
other pasture); and grain, # required, at
neighbo, hood prices. Care WIN be taken 20
avoid accidents and escapes, out "lli not
he accountable for them.
That this beautiful animal - OF tb% most
favorite family of racers and OF the greatest
beauty, will appear from the following letters
and certificates Of the most distinguished "a
GERS and Judges Of race horses, which gentle
men are requested 10 read.
JOSIAH WIN WARE.
"If any horse Will 90 in your country, he
byron will; az 10 beauty and appearance
lac has no superior "--Eetraet from Colonel
Johnson's letter W 1880.
81 think him (Byren) finely bred and one
of the handsomest horses ever saw. new
er saw him run, but have heard his trainers
sneak highly of hmn--Ertraci f,aat J. NJ.
Seldcn'g letter II, 1880.
byron, of whom you have heard, was
- - pli 81 I'll J.
IS Of the most approved blood in Virginia, d
certainly the most beautiful animal III the
world, and of the finest form. When three
wears old, Byron received an injury IN one
Of his fore legs, which prevented blm from
showing any figure on the turf, though IN
private trial which Col, Johnson saw, he pro
nounced him able to run with any horse Of
his age In the world. When let down en-
tirely, Col Johnson purchased HIM OF me;
his grand dam, Bet Bounce, sold at fifteen
years old for $1,000, and produced her differ
emit owners ia colts actually sold, ST. 600; <
now have letter by me offering nc $500
for one of her colts only two years old
E,etracl ef Il letter from John .Minge, Esq toa
genttcmaH u Han0UeT county, M 1880.
PEDlGRfG"
Byron is full five feet three inches high, 5
years old this (lasD spring, q fine bay, Of
very great beauty. excellent action, form
and strength. lie was got by the celebrated
race horse Virginian, who was certainly a
mong SIR Archy's first favorite sons; his dam
was Coqpettc (she by Sir Archy), who was
also the dam of the distinguished race mares
Virginia Lafayette and Virginia Taylor, Go
quotes dam was the celebrated old Bet
Bounce, she was also the dam of Arab, Bar
sheba, Tariff, Brilliant, sc. Bet Bounce
was by the imported SIR Harry, the best son
of Sir Peter Ieszle; &. d. by old oIlcY, &.
g. d. by ark Anthony; : s. 6. d by Jolly
Rodger; 6. Z. 8. 6 d. the famous imported
mare Jenny Cameron.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-03-31

b AND FOR RENT-WIl be rented
&C on Saturday, he 2GM inst. fer mon;od
REM, ioi two years, on the premises ne.,
'ae residence Of the suLsc,ihrr abo,t " ,,'',,
IN. ,r, q hal' Mules south of Martins bnrr ~
Lh,FCT or L~2.ND belonging 70 tbs ia ~,
OF 'ohn fryatt. decd supposed to con 1'1;
ron ninety 10 one hundred acres IF Ion% ' g,
1871 cultivation. the halt 10 be e,i;yatad 49, ~
year, Bond and security viii he reoyirc vI'''
~ OLSON FkIATI, Csaad;o,
March Il. 1891. N"''' az"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-03-31

G TUNE COAL FOR SALE haze
49, Just received, and shall keep on hand, a
supply OF COIL OF the first quality, which l
WI W'I sen low Tor cash. Wheat, Rye, Corn,
hlskey' Bacon, and almost every kind Of
county produce viii he taken in exchange
ior 'oAL' az my Ware house. Flour, Whis-
Key. nc VIII lie received if sent to George
town stored or sold as The owners NAV direct,
by .jASfFS FnpStaN
Oloutn oil Opcquon Greek, JAM 10, 1851.