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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-01-24
TO CURE WOUNDS ON HORSES AND
CATTLE:

Mr.. EDIToR--As there are many useful
receipts hidden from the public, for the sake
of speculation in a small way, lay many who
would be thought something of 10 the world
!. am induced to lay before the public re
ceipt for making King Of OIL, SO called which
perhaps excels any other for the cure of
wounds on Horses or Cattle, and which has
long been kept by few in the dark Feeling
desire to contribute TO the good of the pub,
lie, but more especially to the Farmers of
Genessee, | send you the following very
valuable receipt for publication:
or. of Green Copperas;
2 OF. of White Vitrol;
9 or. OF Common Sale
2 OF. of Liutseed Oil;
s OF. of West India Molasses.
Boil over a slow fire fifteen minutes in a hin,
oi urine when almost cold add one ounce of
oil OF ytrol and four ounces of turpentine.
Applyl 1t to the wound with quill or lea-
Their which will Immediately set the sore TO
running, and perform perfect cure.
Yours spepflnllV
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-01-24

HALIrAx, n. 8 Dec. is.-Tn our obituary
notice will be found the death OF a Mr. Thomas
Power, occasioned by hydrophohia. His
case vas most distfessingone About three
months since, he rescued a cat from the fangs
Of mad dog. and ia doing so was wounded
IN the hand by the animal. The lacerated
part soon healed, and no apprehension Of any
VI consequence was entertained; but on
Thursday this dreadful disorder manifested
itself. lie lsHguisheduntil Saturday evening.
experiencing during the whole time the most
painful suherings
Pnciiiag extraordinary On Sunday az
ternoon, Mrs. Newton, after she had come
from the afternoon service, at Claypath cha
pei, 10 the city of Durham. was seized with
mt OF yawning. which continued consider
able length Of time, and caused her to stretch
her mouth so wide that she could not shut il
again. She remained in this disagreeable
and dangerous situation until Mr.. Shaw, sur
geon, was sent for, who succeeded in placing
il IN IFS natural position
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-01-24

On Friday night last, after few hours i'll
ness, Maj. CHARLES ORRICK. of this
county, in the lad, year Of his age. Maj
sally respected by all who knew h'm-He
was one Of the few remaining heroes who
nobly fought in defence of the Liberty Of his
country. He was endeared to his friends by
the sweetness of his manners and the good
ness of his heart, and has left them the con
ISOLATION thathe is translated TO better world
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-01-24

Il \ obedience TO a decree of the Circuit Su
b perior Court Of Law and Chancery of
Berkeley county, rendered at the September
term, 1882, of said court in the case of Da.
vid II. Thompson, William Kroesen and
Philip LarreGson, pliffs. against John Nc
Cleary, j. admir-. Of Benjamin 5. Abel,
decd, and the heirs at law Of the said Boni
) Abel, deed. defts, viii offer for rent,
Tor the tern of one year from the frs, day of
April next, at public auction. to the highest
bidder, in front Of the court house OF Berke
ley county, on the 10Th day If February neat,
the FARM lately owned 10y Benjamin 5. A.
bell, decd now under rent to Ben iamin Bo.
ley adjoining the lands OF William Morrison
and others, near Founan's Mill, contain
ing i55 acres The Improvements consist OF
comfortable log dwelling house, SC, The
renter to give bond with approved security
payable on the first Of April. 1884.
CHARLES ID STEWART, ID.
for joel Hard, S b. @.
January Oh 1919
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rrNotice.

A LECTURE on church government is
IA expected TO be delivered at the Lick
meeting house on Tuesday, Feb. 9Th. at ~
O'Clock. A. NJ. and also at the court house
in Martinsburg, on Friday, Feb. sth. at 2
O'Clock. T; Nj. in which the attention OF the
audience viii be particularly called TO the
relative claims OF The Methodist Episcopal
aid the Methodist Protestant Churches, by
a .nnttster Of the NJ. Z. Church,
a. The ministers and members Of both
churches, aud the christian community gen
orally are respectfully Invited TO attend.
January cath. 1898.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons having claims against the
IA estate OF the late George Hill. decd.
are requested TO bring them forward, pro
perry authenticated Tor settlement; and those
hdehted, are notified to make immediate
payment, as the undersigned is determined
TO settle up The estate speedily.
ALLEN Z. HAMMOND, .4dm'r.
JANUARY a. 1888
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-01-24

E,rata In our last number, in the hur.
ny of reading proof, 'rui'ous' error csc APP
ed our notice. In the last line Of JvsTieE,
instead of constitutional Yuiito4s," read
constitutional rcmediesn
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-01-24
Public Sale.

VETlLL be sold at public auction, at the
w late residence OF GEoRGE Hill, dec d.
near the Failing Waters, Berkeley county,
Virginia, on Thursday the l4h dag of Fe-
bruarg merit, all the personal property belong
ing to said estate, consisting Of a number Of
valuable work horses, brood mares and colts,
forty head of mich cows and stock cattle, a
large stock of sheep. and sixty head Of hogs;
farming utensils Of every description, one
road wagon, one plantation wagon, the new
wood work OF road wagon, one set ofnew
wagon tire, cart; quantity OF hay by the
ton, several hundred bushel OF corn and rye,
all the grain in the ground; a variety Of
household and Kitchen furniture, such as ia.
bles, chairs. cupboard, a number of feather
beds, bedding, bedsteads, secre!arys and bu
reaus, sc. together with number of art
cles not necessary to mention. Nine months
credit will be given the purchaser on all sums
over five dollars, upon giving bond and APP
proved security, under that sum the cash
will be required. Sale will commence at 10
O'Clock, m. and continue until all is sold.
ALLEN C. HAMMOND, .4dm'r.
January "a. 1888
n b. At the same time viii be hired, Sc
vefal NEGROES. consisting OF Men, Wo-
men, Boys and Girls. A. G. III,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-01-24
January o., 1888.
A FARM IOI, RENT.

BY the authority OF decree,al order OF
h-6 the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Cbancery, in the case of John S. Porterfieid,
pllff. against Philip Nsdenbouseh, Sheriff of
Berkeley county. admir-. de bonis non of
John Pitzer, decd Jacob Myers, curator Of
the estate Of Abraham Mariatt, decd. who
was admir-. of John Pilzer, decd John Shook
and others, delts. | will Offer for rent, for
the term OF one year from The first day Of
March next, at public auction, in front of
the court house of Berkeley county, on So.
tsgdoy ne l6M Of February neat, two thirds
OF the FARM belonging to the heirs OF John
Piizer, deed. as LAID off by the Commission
efs appointed by SAID court to assign Mrs.
Mary Plizer, widow OF said John Pi,zer her
dover. The improvements consist of com
Portable log dwelling house, barn, &c. The
person renting to give bond with approved
security payable at the expiration of the term.
CHARLES ID. STEWART, ID.
for Joel Ward, SB.C.
January "a. 1888 &
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-01-24
Eagle Tavern For Rent.

Eagle Tavern For Rent.
TEyHE old established tavern stand in Win
e. chester, for many years kept by Peter
Lauck, and, at present by Josiah Massie, IS
for rent Ii is unnecessary to enter into a
minute description Of the property, or the
advantages for business that it possesses, as
il is presumed to be well kut~1. 1t will be
rented for one or more years, and possession
given on the first of March For terms ap.
Div to Peter Lauck, Winchester, or the sub
scriher in Martinsbufg.
ISAAC S. LAUCK.
January 10, 1851 y
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-01-24
AUuto INSIJCCIFUIIJ1 =
STEPHEN PALMER
Middlebury, Dec. 10. 1887.

a Poor Nmo What is poor man? A
rich subject for reflection. He is. or is sus-
pected TO be, guilty of every crime. He is
a traitor, who, o,efDlng no soUeriga. is ready
to grasp at a crsRon. He is a man of no note,
and so perfect d contradi zion, that when he
in doing his best TO earn money. he is most
DESTROYS Of receiving a chech; iu one sense his
power is great, for he is able TO o,oe more
than the richest. He is thief for he often
rods himself to give to his wife aud children.
When be sleeps he is better off than bis coat
or hat, neither OF which have known the
luxury of nap for menths' bis habits are
easily seen through, circumstance which the
curiosity OF his elbows IS apt 10 take advantage
OF. for let hm stay at hume as he may, they
are out.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-01-24

Wonders Of Mature There were lately
dug W, at 5lissilioH, Starke county, State
Of Ohio, two large Tusks measuring each
nine feet six inches in length. and eight inches
in diameteIl the weight of one as much as
two men could lit;the outside covering was as
firm and har,l as ivory, but the inner parts
were considerably decayed. They were
found in a swamp, about two feet below the
surface of the ground, and were similar 10
those found some time ago at Big Bone Lick
in Kentucky; the size of TIE animal from
the homes found, was at least 30 feet in
length. and % feet in height, and - across
the hips. Each tooth found weighed II
pounds. This animal as much surpassed the
Mammoth as the Elephant does the Ok.
We~were shown aportlon OF one ofthe tusks,
by j w. Smith, Esq Of this place. who
brought the same from Ohio. Ctcgrfetd
Bdaaer.
aJ-Price of Flour in Baltimore from Wag
ons S5,75
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-01-24

CARRY.ALL FOR SALE.
EXHOR SALE, a first.rate CARR Y ALL,
Il completely finished, with gig top. aud
good set of HARNESS. Enquire Of the
Editor OF the Gazette.
January II, 1888.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-01-24
Valuable Farm for Rent.

January "a, ls33.--ts
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-01-24

The Treasurer OF the Girard Trust pre-
"o'ed 10 the Councils Of Philadelphia state
r,'ht OF the amount oil personal property paid
u'm on the 18th by the Executors of the
81 'e Stephen ,Girard. The par value was
~ ~ ~ - ,oso 81. The present worth is ST.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-01-24

The annual meeting of the .MarylGnd
senate socety was ne IN snt
Mr. HoFFmAN presided, assisted BY Judge
BR,CE and Judge NEsHIr MIR J. HowARD,
Secretary. We have not yet been furnished
nun copy o. ,ne proceedings ,h besides besides
the meeting was addressed by Mr.. FINLEY,
Mr., J. KENNEDY, and Mr.. LATReBE, who
cIoguentlY advocated several resolutions pro
Posed by them respectively. all of which
we're adopted.-.4anapOtis Repab.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-01-24

Look out for bad Doltps.-The public are
cautioned against dollars bearing the stamp
OF "Republica de Columbia" 1870 and
1871 Indian Head on one side, and fruit
o" the other. The writer of this weighed
several this morning for friend who bad
Just been paid bill; they were from 10 10
% cents lighter than the genuine Spanish
uohar' Doubt exists whether the metal is
sood. As there are many in circulation, all
pe'sons should look sharp --BaA american.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-01-24

gJ-Price of Flour in Baltimore from Wag
ons 1918
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-07

VIRGINIA. TO WIT.
AZ Rules holden in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Superior Court Of I.sw and Chan
Gerry for Jefferson county, the first MONDAY
IN January, 1858.
James heenan and Rhode Inn hi. .siEi. for.
'nerfy hhoda Inn Daci.raH,
PLAINTIFFS,
AGAINST
HsSiey Duct'srcH David yuurbhv and Mr,ia
his ~,fe. i6rmeriy .var,a jDucsIpaH. a
daughter one % fhr heirs. and a iegatee Of
Joseph DucksraR. deed. Tnopms DueI.saH,
5oh" DueisroH Joseph Duck,raH, and Re
oecca DuetsraH, children and heirs Of Jose oh
OUel'SaH. deceased, and H'arnsr. W Th,ock
morton, DFkspAsTs,
IN CHANCERY
'kNHE defendants. Wesley Duckwsli, ia.
v'd Murphy aud Marta his wife. and Tho.
mas Duckwall, not having entered their M
pear.nce. and given security according 10 the
act of Assembly and the rules of this court;
and % appearing by satisfactory evidence tina,
'hey are not inhabitants of this country: Ma
ordered, That the said defendants do appear
here on the first day of the next term, and
answer The bill 81 the plaintiff; and that =
copy OF this order be forthuith inserted in
some newspaper published in Charles,ovn,
Tor two months successively. and posted o.
the front door of the court. house in The said
town Of Chsrlestown.
Copy-Tesr,
ROBERT L. BROWN, &C.
Jan II, 1853
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-07
TTpTBERl TTnnprnt,

"ANTED, Immediately. a large au,n.
w 'iiy Of the following kinds Of Tim
Der, IN log.
IeLIoV and Uhifc Pine,
.lH'kinds AZ Oak,
Poplar, Birfs eye, CurIed and Guga,
5iopie,
Uin Cherry, H0inuf, .7sh,
Hickory. and LocusI.
FoT timber 81 this description, tie CASH
and . fair price according e. length and
g'hlty, all be given, whon delivered at
HarPcts-Forry.
9l-Iho maple, cherry, and walnut. should
~ Jug up,and the tops cat of about three feet
above ni forks. ~ yiditioual price will be
pad fot tho forks and root ends. n dug up
carefully. -
F1-ScIntling, Sc. can be nirnisled IN hin
Z % short notice.
JOSEPH J.. SMITH. ST., .l,,r,
July ., 1892 w.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-07
VIRGINIA. TO WIT:

VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
At Rules holden 10 the Clerks Ofiice Of the
Circuit sscesior Court Of Law ard Chan.
Gerry Cor Jeffessoa County, the FIRST Moadsy
In January, 1855:
.7i.irsD Hunter and John J. Brorn.
PLAINTIFFS,
AGAINST
Edrard Hiilidm Graham, and Nichoio,
jiarmion, administrator of LILLIAN,
Cratan,, deceased, DErExpASrs,
IN CHANCERY.
VIE defendant. Edward w. Grshan, no,
= having entered his appearance, and given
security according to the oct OF assembly and
the rules Of this court, aud il spp-ssing by
satisfactory evidence that he 10 not IN inh sb,
'snt OF this county: II Is ordered, That the
said defendant do appear here on the FRS,
day of the next term. and answer the bill Of
the plaintiffs, and tina, copy of this osde,
be forthwith inserted in some newspaper,
published In Chsrles,o~n. for two months
successveiy, and posted a. the from, door .,
TOE courthouse in the said town of Charles
town. A Copy-Tese,
ROBERT r. BROWN, c. C.
Jan. Il, 1853.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-07
EOR S.sLE.

"a TRACT of LAND, purchased of Ca
4 - ieb sale, containing 26l acres, well
MaIered, and has two or three fine springs
The Turnpike road from Baltimore Via Shep-
herdstown Ia Winchester, will pass through
II when finished
Also, another Tract, containing $50 acres,
lting oil the same road, and bounded by ope-
quon creek, with between 30 and 40 acres of
h"e bottom, aud has , or 3 good springs-onc
white sulphur, very much frcquentcd dur
EiS The season, aud flowing out Of large
liat rock all around st. One of these farms i,
BOUNDED b, Tie main road, aud is well inn
proved-boIh lying in Frederick county.Ais
well tim6cred, and has a quantity of meadow
on each farm.
Also, another small lot Of Land, m the
same county, and Oh the same road. contain
n'S acres, one half meadow, the balance in
une TIMBER. This tract would suit a trades
man. cooper, shoemaker, or aay person only
wanting snail lot. There Is 4 srrinp and
running water on il.
Also, another Tract, containing go acres.
lying IN Morgan county, aud on tie Potomac
river, all in timber. As the canal will pass
along the bottom through the land, il Will
be very valuable, and the timber will be in
great demand.
Also ,anotherTract containing 40 acres living
on the main road from MaTtiIrsburg To Bath.
with dwelling house and cellar, aud small
orchard. About 80 acres are cleared, and )
or . acres of meadow, and has a good spring
ana running water on II. This property would
answer for public house, as it is about bali
way.
These lands will be sold low, and | will
take in payment, Negroes or money.
Any person wishing 10 purchase, NAV ap-
ply to the subscriber living in jefferson coun.
" Virginia, on the main road leading from
ShePherdStown TO Winchester, and " thin :
miles of Mildloway.
THOMAS CAMPBELL.
Feb. 81, 1893.
>. %, The L,ecsburg Genius II II6rrfg ,piR bt.6-
!si ne d6ovc three times, anil se,,f biz 10 II q
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-07
FOR SALE.
I'll GRE.FT H.IRG.TEvSs!

VIE subscriber, being determined 10 bring
3 his business Co close in Clear-Snr;ue
oier' his entire SToCR OF GOODS
Tor salc--the assortment OF which e SrrS
complete. II desired, long credi, will be-
gwen on ono half or thrce-fourths Of the nur-
chase money, by the purchaser givin,. IN.
doubted security. The goodwill Of the stand
occupied by the subscriber, being among one
oi the best IN Clear-Spring, will be given 10
the purchaser
Any one DESTROYS Of entering in the mer-
camille business, availing himself of this op-
Poriunity, cannot help bat enter il under the
most favorable circumstances, as the subscri.
per beng determined 10 sell, great bargain
may be expected
JOHN D. RIDCNHoUR.
Ciear-SPrihg, Wash. GO. Md.
February, 10, 1888. 4"'
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SNf'I06te .NiH PrODerf ~
ron aALn

HNoR SALE, that well known property
II called HOPEWELL MILLS, situated in
Jefferson county, Virginia. The Mill House
Is substantial ard commodious. n IL bull, of
stone, Is sixty feet in length BY forty in " idtb
and has five floors, II contains four run of
burrs, AMI IS amply furnished with all neeos-
sary machinery Of the latest and most APP
proved construction. There is attached there.
10 about 20 acres Of ground, on which stand
a good dwelling house. millcrs' house, and
an oihcc, toy Their with good stabling. There
= also on the premises, n thriving young Or
chard, ahd or acres Of tlie ground j. river
bolton and highly productive as meadow
The mill = situate immediately on the mar
gun oi the shenandoah river, from whence Il
derives an abundant and never failing supply
81 water. " Is needless 20 odd, that Il i In
the most fertile aud highly improved count,
~ The state aud Its local situation. AZ regard,
supply Of wheat and other grain, is parti.
cuIariy favourable. For terms 81 sale, sppll-
cation may be made 70 the subscriber.
Dec -, 1889. JAMES HlTE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-07
REN1OvAL.
Lees Celebrated Medicines
ARE NnNA Sol N Nv

REMOVAL.
Lees Celebrated Medicines
ARE NOW SOLD BY
JAMES 1RowM, DRUGGIST,
"ho has just received. and now offer,
w for sale. the following tiled and LicLs
~ approved saiiahls Ned,ci.cs
Prevention better than Cure.
Lees f.mou, Anu Bilious pills. (25 cent,
per box
The operation Of these pills is perfectly
mid. 80 ss to he used m safety b, petsons an
every stua'ion, and Of evsry sge
The Proprietor conf,jca'ly recommend,
the timely use IF these Pills - . preventive
and cure Of Dd,oas, Ycilos, aud Aishgnsns
Fsvers
Please inquire Cor "Le.'. Ami. Bi,ious
Pills, with the signature of Noah RidgelyI
(iate Michael Lee K Coz As none Others .r(
genuine.
Lees Worm destroy ing I.oreuges, . mod
powerful Medicine, removes sbL destroys al
kinds at ot.ns
Lees Ehxis. sovereign remcj, for ooldS
obstinate coughs, cstsuhs, asihnIs, 900
threats, and eonsumr'ioos
Lees Nervous Cordial. an excellent medi-
cine for all nervous affections, wesknes -, pans
. IN the back. io'ns. &c
I i@eS E-sShSr ti huseFus NO nef'icfnM
ever eNccll'd this IN curing ,hruuIstisu
sprsins. bruises, frosted feet, &c
: Lre's hsue and Fever Drops, a never
ing cure.
Lees Sovereign Ointment. warranted
cure he Itch by one Application
Lees Persisn Lotion. sn excellent
cine Tor caring letters. ring worus, ps
heat, SC
Lees Vegetable indisn Specific, an
tns' care t.tr The vcbcrcsl and gonort h,rG
Lees Too'h Ache Drops. which gives i'm
mediate relief
Lees Tooth Powers. which cleanse, and
beauties the teeth.
Lees Eye Water. n certain cure for sore
eyes
Lees Anodyne Elixir. for the cure Of head
aches.
Lees Corn Plaster. for removing and dc.
sttoyIng corns.
sCPCAurIos None sr- genuine vi,hou,
the makers name to ,hrn, Noah R,dr,lv
late Michsel Lee & Co.
sDsHundseds of Cases of cure. perforn.
ed by the above truly valuable medicines.
could be given, did the limri. Vi ne - .p.p.,
admit OF il.
Feb. II. 1855 -l2teo,
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0aD ROVER

~ the g. DRAFTED horse SIR Charlie 81
iail brl Der 60 iiggo. viii stand ,bo
sIrins season : ny stable. and al Oar, -.
Lannon's, % Bbkcrs-IIill ''''''
Terms. pedTee. ana satisfactory eertiG.
cafes, Vii DC ven in due Tine.
Tca.2I. I-1.
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The Portland Courier gives the follow ing quaint
account ofth~ reception IL the proclamation sSr-
ve.s, "a. letter ir Jtn Joshua Dow ming, of Dos ~
VILE, TO has aephew, Jack Downing. Of Wash
I've got your last letter and the presi
dents proclamation both together. thouyh :
,te your letter written two DAYS FIRST
That proclama,'oa Is n capital thing. You
know . have made politics my study for forty
wears. and ! must say it's the most genuine
republican, thing ever come acrost Bu,
~ hat was most provoking about IL III, squire
Dudley. you know was aiSsys federslist and
Pn Adams man tu. Z met him the next d.y
after The proclamation come, aud he w.s
chuck fiii the matter Says he, SIR. Dow.
ming. that proclamation is just the thing -
rs the true constitutional doctrine. We all
support,he president in this business through
thick and Ihin.
My d.nder began to rise and could no,
hold IN any longer. Saws ., squire Dudley.
SHUT up your clack. or IN knock Your clam
shells together pretty quick. it's got 10 be
pretty time of DAY indeed, If after we've
worked 80 hard to get president jackson IN,
you federai'sis are gong TO undertake Co praise
ms proclamation rs much ~ though he va.
your own president. You've right Ia rr,im
Ole and Ind FAULT rs much as YOU like bul
cont let me hear you say another word in 70
Nor ih, # you 90, I'll make day light shine
through you. The old nan hauled in h,.
horns * marched on. looking shAm~d enough
1.-The next day We conclude to have q pub.
lac meeting TO pass resolutions in f.vor Of the
proclamation. I ~ss sppointed chairman -
The fedora. party al came focking round
and wanted To come IN and help praise the
president. We toll EN- no. il was our pre-.
s'dent aud our proclamation, and they mus,
keep Their distance. So we shat the doors
aud went on with our resolutions. BY and
10y the federal party began TO hurrs for Jack.
s'n outside The house At that told sargesn,
Joe' aud your cousin Ephrsim and two or
three more OF the Dung democrats 10 go Oh,
aud q. NJ the coast Of them are frii.r.. And
they went oG,. and sargesn, Joel drew his
piece ut Sey;he and went at ZEN, and the
fedvralis,s run ike flock uf sheep with a
dog alter EN- So We finished our resol,l
fIons without getting \ drop of federalism
mixed Nth 'em, and sent EN- on to the pre-.
s'dent BY sargrani Joel Tie got his comma.
ny together last week. and they filed their
kuApsAcks with bread and saus.ges, and doe
nuts. and started for Washington according
TO your orders
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-07

An irishman charged with abusing hi.
vile IN drunken fit. appealed much de
J.eted when brought before the magistrate.
Friend. said the latter. be of good cheer.
you shall have justice done you Faith,
Tephed Pat. that's just what Tam being
afraid of