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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-08-16
SPLENDID SCHEME.
Ticket osaiy s4--iiay s2--Quarter 81.

Tickets, shares and packages. in the above
lotteries. and in all Virginia lotteries. to be
had IN the greatest variety OF numbers at
WILLIAM l.. B0Ak'S OFFICE, Darkes-
VILE, Berkeley county. Va.
w. l. BoAK has the pleasure Of informing
the public, that in the last Shenandoah Bridge
Lottery. he sold a CAPITAL PRIZE OF
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS. He also.
sold IN the Cd class OF the Virginia State Lot
terry, wh,ch was drawn al Moorefield, Hardy
county. two ONE HUNDRED DOLLAR
PRIZES, and m the Sd class which was
drawn at Shepherdstown, a ONE HUN
DRIED DOLLAR PRIZE. besides several
minor prizes et fifty and twenty dollars, all OF
which have been eashed.
arAn orders from distance (post paid,
enclosing the cash, or prize tickets in any re-
sponsible lottery, will be thankfully received
and promptly attended to- f addressed to
WILLIAM l., BOAK,
DarkesUille, 10.
August .. 1892
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-08-16

aga protracted meeting will be held in
the Presbyterian Church in this place, com
mencing on Thursday the 10th inst The
Rev. Mr.. Walton from Alexandria, and other
Clergyman are expected to attend.
sEA Clerical Association will be held in
the Episcopal Church in Martinsbarg, on
Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday,
the sixth, seventh, eighth and ninth days of
September next, at which time the Episco-
pal Clergy Of the vicinity are respectfully in
vited to attend.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-08-16
Distillery for Rent.

III HE undersigned wishes 10 rent for oney
a two or three years, the DistilIery. he at
present occupies, on Back Greek; being the
same formerly kept by the late II. Snodgrass,
esq, and If desirable 10 the tenant set Of
Stills with their apparatus can be had on ye-
ry accommodating terms.
a7-Nood sufficient for the Distillery to be-
had near the premises by cutting and hauling
the same. THOS. III. STEVENS.
Jnly lg 1892
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-08-16
Virginia Farmersi

a HE subscriber has rebuilt his dam aud
b bis Mill is now in full operation, with a
great addition TO the water power, any guam.
tity of WHEAT will be purchased at the
highest rates, and the money promptly paid
At present, prices average from 81 05 to 81. 10
per bashel, OF 90 pounds | want also a
quantity OF Ri e, for which will pay the
highest price. Apply 10
JOHN VAN LEAR, Jun.
w ilIiansnnri Md Annnxt LIZ 1870 -dr
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lTNotice.

A LII those who became purchasers at the
IA sale OF the personal property belonging
TO The estate of john CRssweLt, sen. deed
are notified that their respective obligations
fell due on the 9th inst and that prompt
payment, must be made; as il is the desire Of
the administrators 10 bring the estate to a
speedy settlement, no indulgence can or will
be given--therefore all falling TO pay by the
Goth Of September next, will find their notes
placed in the hands Of proper officer for
collection without respect 60 persons.
JOHN CRlSWELL, Jr. I aJ,n,,.
ABRAHAM CRlSWELL,S
August 10, lS32:-3t
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-08-16
MARES.

No. IA Sorrel mare, Flora. Ia years old
out OF Miss Ounce by flmiset (Ball's.)
No. "A Bay mare, Pet, 10 years old, out
of Miss Dance by ST. Iand,sy.
As the character of Fforizet is so generally
known aad ranks bum among the most dis
tmgulshed racers OF his day, II is deemed
only necessary 10 say he was the sire.
81 Ianaly the Sire of Pet. was full bro
ther to FLorixet, and bred by Maj JOHN Ro-
sERTs, OF Culpeper, who purchased him a
sucking colt, and when only three days old,
gave for him 100 guineas.
This Horse, when Colt, was put IN train
ing by Maj. ROBERTS, but an accident oc-
curing, he was Withdrawn from the Turf.
In point OF appearance and performance, has
ludlcious owner esteemed him at that age as
promising TO be fully equal, ii not superior,
TO his brother, Ftortzet
Miss Dance, the dam OF these two Mares,
was bred by Col. DANCE, OF Chesterfield,
and is well known to have been one OF the
finest Mares III Virginia. When % years old /,
and then owned by Maj. RoEERrs, , 800 was
offered for her and refused
Miss Dance was by R@buck, dam by h
dependence, grand dam by the imported horse
.Old janus
Rebuek was by the imported horse S,oee-
per, has dam by the old imported horse Ia
ia-et, son of the Earl OF .sisfchs old Bajazet,
son of The Godophin Arabian
Both these Mares, + lora aud Pet, are now
in loal by CGrolu.ia,s, a distinguished son Of
Sir .4rchy
No "a Chesnut Sorrel mare, Tirego, s
years old, by Ipiid .4ir, dam by the impor
ted horse Hamilton, grand dam by Spread
Ea.te, has now by her side beautiful bay
fs, by Gov. Barbour's imported horseY Dung
Truffle, and now in loal by Caroiieiaa.
Hid yair was by .9jas, aud was bred by
| Col RoBERr WALKER Of Amherst--his dam
by Kaosety, grand dam by Highfysr, great
grand dam by Old u lid VI,r, & & grand dam
Iby .Azeel, z. <. z. grand dam by aristotle,
r. s q q. grand dam the celebrated running
mare Hegigord :
No "A Chestnut Sorrei Mare, Nellie, Z
wears old. very stout, full sister to VTago-
has now hy her side a fine horse Colt, by
Young Trafls, and in foal by Carota,iaa.
No. 5-A Sorrel Mare. Cora, years old
full sister to Vxago and ,NtttIe, and in foal
by Caroliniaa.
COLTS.
OH Of these Mares are The foiloecing Colts;
A Chestnut Sorrel, years old, out OF Flo
ra. by Lafapettc, and ia ioal by Carotlniaa.
A GRAY Fhly, year old, cut Of Pet by
wv. r. JehDson's Medley.
A Sorrel FiIly, years old, Out OF ttora
by Cmolisiasl.
A Bay Flly, 2 years old, out of Pet by
Content to's
A Sorrel Filly, year old, out of Cora by
| C0atentioa
Application may be made to the Executors
Of Alexander F Rose. Fredericksburg.
August IS, 1882 Pm
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-08-16

The National Republican Convention of
Delaware met at Dover on Tuesday Of last
week, and nominated DR.. A. Naudain for the
Office of Governor, and John j. Milligan for
Congress.
The Pennsylvania National Republican
State Committee were to meet at Harrisburg
on Saturday last. Great consequence IS Just
" attached to this meeting, in consequence
of the anticipated effort Of the last important
movement in New York.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-08-16
Pulling, Diving and Weaving.

Falling, Dying and Weaving.
TENElE subscribers respectfully inform their
n friends aud the public, that they are
now ready to receive all kinds ofwork 10 their
line of business. viz:
Falling, Dying and Dressing Of
Cloth, Blankets, &c.
Also, all kinds of WOODEN WEAVING
can be done Immediately, such as Broad
Blankets, Chth. Figured, Paid and Striped
Carpet, Sc all Of which win be done at the
shortest notice, and in the bestpossiblc man
ner.
e1~Wool, Bacon, Wheat. Corn, Soap, Sc.
received in payment for work, II delivered
when the work is completed.
JOHN n RIDDLE, s. Co.
August is, 1882 If
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-08-16

Z WISH to purchase Immediately. Young
a NEGRO MIN, who has been aecus.
toned 20 farming operstions-Also, wanted
TO hre, a LABOURER for few months.
! have several fine young HORSES and
bioodcd MARES for sale
RICHARD HENRY RANSOM.
.Neor sumtnsbarg, .August 2, 1882
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-08-16

RU X. LEES FEMALE SEMiNARF, Will be
I'VE re opened, ON the LIST Monday 10 Sep
tember, Mr.. Lee, having been applied TO, TO
receive as boarding pupils. much larger
number than he originally intended 10 take
into his family; and bis Landlord having a.
greed to make a considerable and convenient
addition to his house, he will, after the LIST of
September, take the management Of the
school, in person, and wall devote his whole
time and attention TO IL, both the day and
boarding Schools. He will be assisted by a
lady fwho will reside in his family Of approx.
ed character, manners and qualifications.
The course of studies, the classification of the
pupils, and the discipline Of the school, viii
be under the exclusive direction Of Mr.. Lee.
He will himself teach all the higher branches,
while the frequent recitations TO hin Of low
er classes. will enable him 10 Judge OF their
progress.
No pupil under the age Of 70 years. will,
hereafter, be taken into either his family or
into the day school The lowest charge will
be dollars per quarter, and o dollars per
quarter will be charged, where the pupil is
taught the higher branches Of Literature or
any one of the Sciences.
II is deemed unnecessary to repeat the
course of studies, Mr.. Lee has adopted II
may suffice TO say, that il is calculated tom
form, enlarge and adorn the mind. As TO
his mode Of instruction, he will endeavour TO
make plain and impress the principles and
facts OF every subject OF study, By oral ex-
plantations and illustrations S familiar and va
ried, according to the age and capacity OF
the pupils; and thus TO form their minds, the
invaina bic habit and ability of independent
rea soning and patient reflection
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-08-16
DIED.

On Thursday night last, Mr.. Samuel Con
scay. Of this place, in the esd year of his age
On Sunday last, Mr.. IriIIiam Caskey, o.
this county.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-08-16
Ten Dollars Reward.

EB AN AWAY from the subscriber on Sun
G day the 29th alt an indenter apprentice
TO learn the Tanning and Currying business,
named MICHAEL PaER, aged about Is
years. telerably stout made; addicted to low
company. He took with him variety OF
clothing The above reward OF Ten Dollars
will be paid 10 any person for experimenting
and returning said apprentice to me. All
persons are strictly forbidden from harbour
ing or employing said boy, as ! am deter
mined to prosecute every person SO offend
ing. JAMES POkIEhf lf.LD'
Little Georgetown, August o, 1882.
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SURVEYING.

SEviiE subscriber respectfully informs The
ii public that he will attend to URVEP-
ING, in any part of Berkeley and the adj
joining counties, at the shortest notice. Ills
charges viii be very moderate.
JOHN T. KEARFOTT.
Mill Greek, August 9, 1921
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-08-16

BROOD MARES AND IiiEiR COLES.
EsNOR SALE, at the residence of the late
FL ALEXANDER +. RosE, Esq Stafford
county, Virginia, the following Brood Mares
and Coils
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-08-16

VI VIE subscriber has lost several valuable
BOOKS by loaning them. Those hay-
mug them IN their possession, will please re-
turn them Immediately.
ADAM L. C0CKBURN.
August 8, 1882.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-08-16

An organ has lately been constructed by
Messts. Corrie and Hobbie. of Philadelphia,
for new church in that city, which is pro
nouuced by committee OF professional gen
tiemen 10 be very superior instrument, and
equal, in power and all other essential quail
ties, to any other on the continent.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-08-16
MILLING.
FHSHE undersigned have placed in completes
b repair. the mill.
In ShepherdStOwn.

Formerly belonging to Thomas Shepherd,
and are now ready TO manufacture Flour in a.
superior style. They will give, for every
500 pounds of Understandable Wheat, one bar
rel of supcrfne Flour, and win stand the in
spection in any market to which il may be-
sent They will be ready at all times to
be thankful to the public for share Of pat.
ronage. JACOB g. HENRY STAUB.
Iuy %, 1882
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-08-16

So far, Buckner, the Clay candidate, has
a majority of upwards Of three thousand
votes over bis jackson opponent, Breathit.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-08-16
For Prizes apply at Boak's.

Western TIgiaia Lottery,
Glass No 6, 20 be drawn nj the White SD.
phur Springs on Monday the Goth of
August, 1892.
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New ORLEANS, July 81

BY the schr ElIEabeth, Captain Murrey,
from Metamoras, we learn that Gen. Teran
put an end, to bis existence, by running him
self through with his sword The occasion
of thi. rash act, il is supposed to be the re
bell,on of the troops under his command,
mounting to about 5000 men. who have all
gone over to the side of Gen Santa Anna.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-08-16

Shenandoah Bridge Lottery,
To construct bridge across the South She-
nandoah river, at The Swift Run Gap Road,
TO be drawn at Liberty. Bedford county,
Va. on "Wednesday. a9d August, 1882.
Spf E%nttl SfuSALr
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-08-16
FROM TIE FREEMAN's BANNER.

Change Of Flag IN .MTylmd.-The Snow
Hill Messenger, published in Worcester CO.
has hauled down the ''red ink" flag, and
run up that ofthe "Constitution and the Laws"
The editor has been thorough going sup
porter of the "Hero" since lS24. up TO the
lime Of the Veto Message, but having always
been true republican, be deems II inconsis-
tant with his principles any longer to support
a man for office who holds such despotic views
as is contained in that message.
Col. VEazY, Of Cecil, has been nominated
by the National Republican Convention as a
candidate for Congress, to supply the vacan-
cy eccasioned by the death of Col Mitchell
A more estimable man and consistent politi
clan is not to be found in our State, and we
congratulate our friends in that district on
their selection. We feel confident that by
proper exertions Col. Weary will succeed.
CHAs. 5 SEwELL, Esq. Of Hartford is the
opposing candidate.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-08-16

Transportation Of Dr,alkards. -About; GO
men and 40 females, from the streets and
the House of Correction, where they are
usefully employed in fitting up the Barracks
for a House Of Correction. The men
was sent TO work as soon have been convey
ed to Fort Warren, fine healthy situation,
as they can stagger under load of bricks,
and have plenty OF good food and water. Every
drunkard who looses his senses in reeling
from grog shop, will find himself, when
he wakes up, carrying brick hod at Fort
Warren. Bost. Dat .4dU.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-08-16
FLOODED HORSES.

Williamsport, Md. August IS. ls32-
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Coming Back II ne ship Inez. from Hav
re, al New York, has silver five francs piec
Is on board, to the amount OF $1,000 francs
The brig Jane, from Matamoras at the same
port, has about 100000.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-08-16

1t is said that no less than II physicians
have fallen victims Of the Cholera at New
York.
The Ourang Ouiang, which arrived at
Philadelphia few days sirce, has died from
some disease resembling Cholera.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-08-16

Gov. Carol, of Tennessee, who was ap-
pointed by the President one Of the Commis
sioners to treat with the Indians, has declined
the appointment, believing its acceptance in
compatible with the office of Governor Of
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-08-16

MIR. Thomas NJ. 1'ybout, buta few year
since one oil the most promising young mel
OF Philadelphia, committed suicide on Fri
day night last, by jumping into the Delawar
and Chesapeake Canal, and drowning him
self He was at the time in state OF menta
arrangement.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-02-02
Executors Sale.

TWILL be exposed to public sale, to The
Wv highest bidder, ON Monday the 9th Of
February merit, at The late residence of JonN
tRyArr. deed the whole OF the personal es
tate OF said deceased, except that devised
by wild several NEGROES Of both sexes;
work horses, stock cattle, hogs and sheep;
one road wagon, one plantationditlo, I,loughs,
harrows, horse gears corn BY the barrel;
gram IN the ground. together with number
oil articles not necessary to particuarise.-
Terms OF sale: for all sums of ten dollars
and Under the cash viii be required, for all
sums above ten dollars credit of nine months
viii be given; The purchaser giving bondw,th
security. Sale TO commence early
IN the day
TtLLOTS0N FRYATT, Err.
Of John Eiyaii, deed.
January 20, 1882.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-02-02
Public Sale.

TWILL be sold by pnbhc auction, at the
w lale residence Of john Nc Ciearu, dec.
at BediugIon, five .niies from Marlnsburg,
Oh "Wednesday Tie sih Of Fetraery nert, all
of The personal property belonging to said
deceased, consisting Of valuable horses,
mileh cows and stock cattle, hags; farming
utensils OF all kinds, such as ploughs, har.
rows, wheat fan, cutting box, ar excellent
road wagon, plantation ditto, cart, horse
gears, wheat, rye and corn by the bushei;
gram 10 the ground. household and kitchen
furniture. such as good feather beds. bed
ding, bedstcads, tables, chairs. bureaus,
desks, corner cupboard, &c, together with a
number OF articles not accessory to partcu-
iaiise. Also, one Nero MAN Nine months
credit will he allowed the purchaser on all
sums over five dollars (cAcept for he wheat
which vii! lie sold for CASH upon giving bond
with approved security; undert tina, sum, cash
Sale 10 commence early in the day, wher
due attendance will be given by
ANDREW w. NJ CLEARY, .7d-ar.
wiih the VA ainic9cd
January a6. 1882.
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HEDGESp7LLE.

i
| IL mar not be amiss to state fer the infor
nation Of the public, that ths scite for vii
/ lage 10 be called by the above name, has
lately been laid OF on Mr.. Josiah Hedges
land upon the North Mountain, contiguous
10 Mount Zion church (ately Hedges Cha
pel.) and at the intersection of Sir John s
with the Warm Spriag road. For salabvty
Of aimespscfe--pure, refreshing, and never
falling fountain water, this settle for village
has not rival for many miles around: and
these are very desirable objects TO every per
son. Here sejonrn from harvest TIL the ap-
pearancs @. frost in October, would. in all
probability, avert disease and prolong life
aud here might the valetudenarians of the
Valley resort during the summer and au-
tuGns months, drink of the life giving ele.
meni. and inhae the pure and invigoratins
mountain air with the most happy result The
fact IS that among the earliest aud earlier
citizens of its immediate vicinity, more 10
stances oe advanced aye and extreme longev
ity can be enumerated, than perhaps any o
ttlef port o. Berkeley can boast Of, all things
considered and who would not make an ef
fort 10 guard against the periodical attacks
of the bilious fever. and IFS endless and hor
rible train Of consequences that have arres-
ted almost countless number of all ages,
and hurried them TO premature grave since
1908? Its contiguity to building timbers and
every requisite material for Improvement,
must forcibIv strike the attention of such us
may incline 10 locate there. In another point
Of view, this place IS worthy Of notice 0r
ing TO the want of convenient Seminary of
learning. conducted and superintended by
distinguished masters IN scientific attain
ments, have scores Of the native growth OF
the adjacent country grown to manhood and
are advancing 20 old age, without having
their minds cultivated, enlightened and EN-
belishad by the beauties of classic lore; nor
bs the preparatory acquisition OF mathema-
teal truth An establishment of this sort,
at this spot, is inuci. waited, and would, IN
doubtediy, met with adequate support.
The view westward Of this village, altho'
somewhat Sterile, presents surface pleas
ingly diversified, with hill and dale, and co
vefod wth dense, aud saiutifero1s growth OF
evergreen The country in that direction,
for many miles, offers the most ficinaiag
inducements to gentlemen fond Of the plea
slrss Of the chace 10 the eastward, as far
as the Blue Mountain, the eye feas,s in wan
dering over the beautiful, fertile and extend
ed plain on both SIDES of the Potomac, with
its undulating, varlesa;ed and charming sur
face ornamenfed with numerous and we'll
cultivated farms and farm honses
rliis village flor building has already com
menced and is pFogrcsslng) is seven mics
from Martnsburg, eighteen from Bath, and
twelve from Wliamspert.
Il Fficrd TO Internal Improvement
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.Ecssrs Samuel ID Osyick and Dacenpo,f
Orrick, late merchants aud partners in trade,
treding uader the name and firm Of Darsn-
port Orrick f. Go.
III sAKE NOTICE, that on Saturday the
Z Sd day of March next. at the Office Of
the Clerk of the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chancery for Berkeley county, in
the town Of Mariinsburg in Virginia, | will
take the dispositions Of John MeCleary and
others: which DISPOSITIONS shall offer in evi
dence in suit, now depending in the said
Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chan
Gerry for Berkeley county, in which ala,
plaintiff, and ysu and others are defendants
CHARLES BOARAAN.
January 10, 1882 --4t
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Public Sale.
WILL be sold BY public vendue at tie

WibL be sold by public vendue at tie
w residence of the subscriber, on the
road leading from Shepherdstown 10 Har
Per's-Ferry. about three miles from the latter,
on Friday, Che aath Instant. nine head Of va
liable work herses and colts, among them
two line bloeded horses. brought from Ohio.
OF FIRST rate blood; large stock Of cattle and
hogs; farming utensils Of all kinds; one broad
tread wagon; household and kitchen furni-
tnre Of every description, and about 3e0oibs.
Bacon. As intend 10 remove TO tho west,
the above property win be sold wiihou, re
serve The farming utensils are all new, and
the horses FIRST rate, calculated for either
saddle or harness. Six months credit will DC
given on all sums over Eve dollars upon Civ
ing bond with approved security. Sale to
begin early in the day
JOSEPH + DUST
February .. 1852
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AN ODD Genius = An odd sort OF q
germs, having stepred INTO mill. was
looking with apparent sstonishmcnt Of
the movement Of tie machenery, wher
The miller thiak'ng quiz him. asked
II he had Heard the news Nofs !
know on" said he what is IL Wv hy,"
replied the miller. ",hey saY the d. is
dead by jngs" SAYS Jonathan, "is
be. Who TENDS the nil'keni"