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stances, Be warmly commended.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-11-29

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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-11-29

1hs elitos Of the New Hampshire Cou-
rier p1naDD Ut the head Of his columns tho
aaoes q Judge M'Lean for the Presiden-
cy, I'D Benjamin Watkins Leigh for the
vicc Presidency. He thinks these gentle
mss III Be run By the States Right par
~ II q esitioo to the Office holders, whose
casdidals, he thinks, will BE Martin Van
Dusen, ~ W. C. Rives. According 70 q
caIculatn which The editor of the Coagier
makes, Jadge M'Leaa win receivs l56
votes, ~ Nj. Van Buren, l36. ID this
c.lculaiisa, ths editor gives Ohio, Psunsyl-
vaaia, - Geosgis 10 Mr.. Van Buren,
thoagh = thinks it highly improbable thai
The na6eian can get these States.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-05-08
l. + r. FO MAN CE:

Tree Hill, Spring Meeting, 1882, at
years old, winner of the stallion stakes over
the Tree Hill course, beating with ease
L. 2. Hare's r. C. by Contention, Wm.R
Johnson's gr. f. by Medley blue Bird
winner of the $4,000 sweepstakes, 4 M
out, over the U. course, Long Island, Da
mon by Johanna, and Mr. Harrison's br
f. by Arab. He was beaten at New Mar.
ket, fall races, being lame and in other
respects in very bad condition. At Fair
field. still complaining. but much better
than he was at New Market, winner OF
the stakes, beating Mr.. Bolts Douglass,
by Gohanna, out Of the dam Of Collier,
VIM. II. Johnson's Tobacconist, by Go
hanna, Il. L. Harrison's CHI c. by Archy.
and DIR. Minge's Black Hawk, who beat
him at New Market. This race was won
with great ease in SIN. Sos and 3m. sos
After this race, Major boswell purchased
one half of him. for which he paid $500
cash. His feet being seriously diseased
he was then turned out and not trained
until the fall of 1898, when he was again
started for the Lynchburg jockey club
purse. in which race he let down in run
ming the Sd mile in the second heat. [See
Turf Register in reference to the above
performance SAMUEL CAMERON.
March 90, 1884 6w.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-05-08
PEDIGREE

SIR WALTER ScoTT was sired by Mon.
sieur Tonson, be by Pacolet, he by the
imported Citizen, he by Pacolet of Eng
land, he by Blank, and Blank by the Go
dolphin Arabian; his dam Fantail by Ar.
chy, out of the dam of Sally MCGEE, 9
g dam by the imported Knowsley, 6 g 3
dam by the imported Dion, g g dam
by Celer, e gg g dam by Tristan
Shandy. For further particulars, see
Turf Register, and English Stud Book I
THOMAS McGEHEE.
Jan. eth, 1884.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-05-08

VIR GINIA:-At Rules in the Clerks office
of the County Court Of Morgan, at Bath, the
first Monday of March 1894.
Jacob Snively and William Harmeson, partners
in trade, in the style of Snively and Harme-
son, PiH's.
against
Samuel Eckles and James Hook, det7ts.
THE defendant Samuel Eckles not
having entered his appearance and given
security, according to the act Of assembly
s. the rules of this court, and it appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he is no in
habitant. of this country: it is ordered
that the said defendant do appear here on
the first day OF the next term, and answer
the plaintiffs bill, and that copy of thi:
order be forthwith inserted in so ne news
paper published in Martinsburg, for two
months successfully, and another copy
thereof posted at the front door Of the
Court House, in the town of Bath, Nor
gan county.
A Copy -Teste.
J. RICHARD, c.M.c.
March IS, 1S34.-2m.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-05-08
MAJOR JACK DoWNING.
THIS CELEBRATED
j. "A c. IL

WTlLL stand this season at my sta 5le,
w in Martinsburg, and be let to mares
at Five Dollars the season, discharged by
-Four Dollars if paid within the season,
Three Dollars, cash, the single leap; and
Zen Dollars, TO ensure a mare in foal, to
be paid when he mare proves with foaI;
parting with, or not continuing the en-
sured mare regnlarly to the Jack, forfeits
the ensufaoce money. Twenty five cents
to the groom. Great care will be taken
OF all m&fes put 20 Major Jack Downing
but no responsibility for accidents The
season has commenced, and will end the
lQ5th of June
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-05-08
MACHINE CARDS.

.FESliE subscriber has contracted for 2
large supply Of MACHINE CARDS
which he confidently expects to receive
ny the 18th or Goth of the present month
The quality is warranted inferior to none
IN the United States; and they will be sold
at the factory prices in Baltimore or else.
where. A part of the cards will be of the
hllit kind, for breaker daufers, or other
small cylinders. Full sets may be had for
machines, as the stock comprises about
len full sets Comb plates and hand clean
ers may be had also.
Orders for the above will be promptly
attended to, and the cards carefully pnt
up and forwarded to the persons ordering
the same.
ROBERT SHERRARD.
Bloomery Mills, Hampshire co. ,
March IS, lsS4.-tm. {
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-05-08
The high b1ooded Horse,
S IR = EFT e II !.

|(ThepropertyofCol. VIM. r. Johnson, }
'GBNE of the largest of the Sir Archy
W and Sir Harry stock, will stand this
season, on Mondays and Tuesdays, until
2 O'Clock, r. m. at the stable of John
Billmire, in Martinsburg; on Wendesdays
and Thursdays, until . O'Clock, p. IN. at
the stable of Capt Levi Henshaw, on
Mill Creek; and on Fridays and Saturdays,
at the stable of Peter w Kerney, wal
pert's old stand } four miles South of Shep.
herdstown, and be let to mares at the re
duced price of eight dollars the season:
to be discharged by six within the season
the reason of the reduced price is ow
ing TO the pressure of the times. Those
who put mares to Sir Peter last season and
did not prove with foal, shall have them
ensured this year at ten dollars. Those
having mares not with foal, are requested
to enter them TO Sir Peter as early in the
season as possible, as it may be the last
time they may have an opportunity of so
valuable blooded horse as Sir Peter.-Tbe
season has commenced and will end the
first Of July. Great care will be taken but
no responsibility for accidents. All pub
lie days excepted Twenty five cents to
the groom in all cases
JAMES BROOKS.
March 81, 1884.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-05-08
ApIII 3, 1871.
CEsxa 81 v mn-


The stock from which the above Jack
proceeded, has been and is still, consider
ed las think the best that have heard
oil IN Virginia. My father, Spencer Cole
man, took considerable interest in the
raising and improvement of Jacks, and
| expect he has succeeded as well as any
one who has attended to tLat business,
having realized large profits therefrom;
ana the Jacks of his raising having stood
high IN the estimation of those who were
acquainted with the value of these ami.
mails: the Major can boast that he pro
ceeded from Old Sancho, who was the
largest Jack that ever saw, and was inn
ported by David Ross from Spain. There
can be no doubt that the persons favoring
the Major will realize their expectations.
ROBERT G. COLEMAN.
March 81, 1884.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-05-08
TO THE PUBLIC.

A REPORT having some how or other
Ia got into circulation that intended
10 leave this place. which is without the
slightest shadow Of truth, there is nothing
further from my intention. have conclud
ed to settle myself 10 Martinsburg for the
present, and rely on generous public for
support. My shopis in the room above
the Apothecary Shop of Richard McSher-
ry and Brother, where ] will be thankful
to receive encouragement in the line ofmy
profession The subscriber feels thankful
for past favours, and pledges himself thai
all work entrusted to his care, shall be
done in neat and fashionable manner, Of
according to the customers directions. Ht
is also disposed TO be accommodating il
every respect, and will take in paymen
for work, country produce.
HIRAM BOWEN.
Martinsburg, March 90. 1884 If
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-05-08
Poetry.
O-MORROW.

BY THE HON. AUGUSTA NORTON
whate'er the griefthst dims the eye
Whate'er the cause OF sorrow,
We turn us weeping to the sky, =.
And say, Gwen smile TO- morrow
And when from those We love we part
From Hope we comfort borrow,
And whisper to our aching heart,
"We'll meet again to- morrow"
But Whcn to- morrow comes, tits still
An image Of to-day,
Still tears our heavy eyclids fill,
Still mourn we those away.
And when that morrow too ispast--
"a yesterday Of sorrow)-
Hope, smiling, cheats us 10 the last
With visions Of to- morrow.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-05-08
From the Alexandria Gazette.
ATTACKS UPON THE SENATE


The avowed object of the President
and has party, as exhibited in the Pro.
test and through the party newspapers,
is to put doaon the Senate. To degrade
and destroy that branch Of the Gov
eminent would 90 far to establish that
DEsPoTIsM which now seems to hang
over the country.
That the public may see the open
and undiSguised attempt now made to
destroy the present Constitution and
form of Government of the United
States, we give some quotations from
the "Pennsylvanian," the party "oR-
GAN" in Philadelphia. That paper
speaks of the "diShOneSt course" of the
"FAcTIoUs MAJORITY" in the Senate
of there being an ''indelible brand of
infdmy on the brazen fronts of the sor
did and unprincipled faction that de.
grades the Senate and disgraces the
country"-of the "would- be murder.
ers of the highest reputation," &c. &c.
All this, however, is but prelude to
the direct avowal that the Senate MUST
BE DESTROYED.
The Pensylvanian says:
"The democrats never heartily sane.
toned it, and now, having the power,
should amend or get rid of 1t once and
forerer."!
And then cautions the Senate against
refusing to pass the appropriation bills,
adding
"Let them, IF THEY DARE, and hast.
en- the bursting of the storm which is
already lowering above their heads
They have yet to learn to what an in.
dignant people may be aroused
The Pennsylvania utters libel up.
ON the democratic party; for they have
1nmore than one instance rallied round
the Senate asthe palladium of the rights
OF the states and the liberties of the
people. What we designed TO show.
however, and have shown, is that our
very Constitution and Republican form
of Government are threatened 70 he
rudely seized and broken nm bv ,Io
partizans of POWER. God snyo ~
from their unhallowed designs!
a Sharer commences an advertisement
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-05-08

Extract. from mr.. Johnsor's advertisement.
".honsier I0nsOn's colts have sold at
very high prices. | saw their improve
ment, he having had last fall more win
ners than any other horse in America.
The best evidence. however, of my opin
ION OF him, is that paid. last November,
Ten 1houspad Dollars Cash for him.
w. r. JOI1NSON.n
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-05-08

IS a beautiful dapple grey, full sixteen and
half hands high, eight years old, of fine
blood, excellent action, form and strength.
lie was got by Bloomfield, Bloomfield by
the celebrated running horse Bloomfield,
OF New Jersey. by the imported President,
President by Nelson. Nelson by Diomede,
who was thought by sportsmen to be one
OF the best horses of his day in England.
bloomfield's dam was got by the imported
horse Dey of Algeirs; her dam was La
venia; she was got by Old Whistle Jack
ct; her dam by Old Rockingham. Whistle
Jacket, the sire Of Levenia, was got by
the noted running horse Diomede, all Of
which horses are considered of the firse
blood in the country.
ALLEN c. HAMMOND.
April 8, 1884.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-05-08
LAND FOR SALE.

TNHE subscriber will sell his farm in
4 Berkeley county. Virginia, contain
ing two hundred and fifty eight acres first
rate lime stone land, about sixty acres OF
it clothed in the very best timber, such
as black oak. locust, walnut, &c. The
AaaA Improvements are tolerable
..hd. good two story DWELLING
lsis&3 HOUSE, Kitchen. Barn Corn
'ese@@,A Crib, &c. well ofnever failing
water near the house; the said land lies
within two and half miles Of the Chesa
peake and Ohio Canal He will also sell
sixty acres of first rate TIM. ssSsxA.
BERED LAND, lying near xFStss
Everhart's Saw Mill, on Back 0FYzssS
Creek, in the said county of -.a2x-.>-.
and also 229 acres Of LAND,
lying in Morgan county, Virginia. greater
part in timber Any person wanting to
purshase any Of the above lands can, by
written or personal application to him, re
siding on the first mentioned tract, have
all further Information required
JOHN $. PORTERFIELD.
February IS, 1S34.-tf
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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-05-08
Land and Mills
E0D CA ~
FOR SALE

REY Farm and Mills near Martinsburg
I'VE Berkeley County, Va. are still for
safe; the Tract consists Of about
40 ACRES OF FIRST RATE
Land, inferior TO none in the Valley, we'll
improved and in a high state Of cultivation
! am disposed to sell it on accommodating
terms, either entire. or divide it TO suit
purchasers; a more full description Of thl:
property can be seen by reference to soma
of the late numbers OF the Martin sbure
Gazette, in which it has been heretofore
advertised.
MATHEW RANSOM.
February 10, lS34.-u
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PEDIGREE.

MAJOR JACK Downing is beautiful blue
roam, l2a hands high and only three years
old this spring. He was sired by the ole
imported Sancho. from Spain. the largest
Jack that was ever known in Virginia.
WILLIAM n. THOMPSON
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The Alexandria Gazette, alluding to
the moving Of the Previous Question,
says
The facts OF the case we believe to
be these: Mr.. McDuffie was allowed
to get the floor to cover after pro-
ceedings. II was perceived that long
debate might induce changes, and
bring on instructions. A caucus OF
the party was held, and the majority
determined to force the vote as soon
as Mr.. McDufie concluded. The mi
nority of the caucus yielded to the
claims ofparty, and gave in. Mr.. Mann
of N. Y, Mr.. Beardsley, of N. Y.
Mr.. Halves, of Ky, and Mr.. Mason,
of Va, all agreed to take the respon-
sibility. The speakers eye was to
catch the person Of one or the other.
The post of honor, was assigned to
Mr.. Mason, and at the word of COM
mand the phalanx Of POWER wheeled
into column-and the thing was done.
Tbs Farmers are noring On Saturday
kne otn lust srcdt ueotnS VI tho nCo'
men of Adams County, was held at Get
tysburg. More than 1900 persons were
present. The farmers marched into the
town with flags unfurled, bearing notices
expressive OF the signs of the times.
The Precious Question, To think
OF a gentleman's rising coldly in his
place, after such speech as McDuf-
fie's and demanding to strangle De-
bate, which called out such a display
and glorious eloquence!-I
1t reminds us Of an anecdote told of
facetious and worthy gentleman, in the
county of Powhatan. Mr.. Writ had
Just made most splendid and brilliant
effort, and before the audience had
time to cool, collecting lawyer rose
and asked the Court, for Judgment on
a forthcoming bond. Kill him out of
the world! exclaimed Mr.. P. We would !
not kill the Hon. John Y. Mason out
of the world, but we would express our
astonlshment at the insensibility of par
ty, which with such a speech ringing in
their ears, could demand to have the
"gag" applied to the freedom Of debate.
Rich. Wing.