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RUhi RI Y iit(NE.
Charlc ton, l3Ih Nnv., lS:;S.
from the !>0nih C0r0ininn.
MD frl' INIhfAtr -. a. 20

n
NJ "a .neriing ofihc cItiI"n> ut t.iix abr h
CHyCnmniy. Virginia, friendly Ia ~" ca,lS,
%! direct trad. the following Padge a>
adapted. aud signed bv all present, fittv-
niuc in numhcr:
"PLi.DGE.
We, the Citizens OF Elizabeth CITY
County, resolved to do what we car, 10
regain Il Direct L, atlr with foreign naiion,,
do hereby, to'hat end. pledge ourselves not
To deal to the amour, Of one cent " ith any
merchant of the country no shall not. af-
ter the first day of Septemher 1889, deal
with, or purchase his goods of the Virginia
i",ar'fss;. .nrs' eHtab ae rri6 WiifiheiriHi.
10 conform To this resolution, we plcdrc
to each other, and to our State. our s.,
cred honnr'' Witness our hands. &C.
Conmi',ee WAS nppoin'r, To wit ON
me :iiZrns oi the County n,i i.r.,n,.nud
"hiain their signatures To The Pi,,inr The
i"''""'hs Kr>"iuii"n was adnr:,rl. on mo
u "i J"!:n Jones. Esq aud i t'uur,uir
zee Wis appointed 10 Communicate il ,n
Jn'Igr Ups'.ur
'ftAoirra. That i, i l::ilv ..r,ir.blc
iha' i.'Giiiia. ltar h"r SISTER, of The Su,,I,
>h'u"i he represented in the C"unurrci,l
'"i\'ht u. 'hnni tn ie held il, Nur,tlk
hN hrr ih">i n:Id most Distinguished en-
"'''S' nni 'ha' t" This cmd, judi. \ p.Ip
>hiiI "i the Eastern Shore 81 Niruiui.. -,
1"'A'rh 'n ripr">rnl ;hI>t 'uuniv ana H..
Stale il! iirS'' III sad Cunrcutinu."
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Heath Of Charicsiom.-There were 2 deaths
III Charleston by >,ramgcrs fever, during ,iie
werf ending on the i,h inst
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-22

DrGth Of Judge Frasicr.-h letter from
illwnnki", Wisconsin Territory, states
1T Wan &. Frazier, Judge ofIhc United
n'cs Court. died AT thai place IN the
tn nt. He had jus, arried from Lancas
+, :, Pa, where bis family resides.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-22

The PEadrIpitin Ncl,;,nse Book. Of tho 6,l
inst announces TIE dca,A Of Joh, Sioncy, Es'l
Il distinguished rnrr, liant of Charleston.
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in question, " ill t,he immediate measures
to place their rartr ON an equal footing
with that "f all Others. 81 they do not,
their credit and interests must undouoteG-
ly suffer.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-22

Eh',I. iS'and Ssu1,or--En the I'd inst. Nn.
| iIan L. Dixon, l|Eii.) WIS c"cleI l. = Sem
t": ihr SIX years. tn succeed \shcr Robbins
wh"s;: term oi "iii"e will expire on the ith OF
March next
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-22

The Legislature "t Scum Carolina will ns
semb!c at Columbia. on Monday next.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-22

Tho Court of Common Plens and General
Sessions. commenced it's extra session at this
pace, Oh the l3th lust. Judge . Neal presiding.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-22

Lntc. EahrmrlOn.-Ne tas ed of u slice G
ripe wat. rniel II o. the tn inst
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McsSTs. Thomson. Dawhin,. and Gage arc g.
lcrted !" the l."gisn:ur" from Union Dis rict
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-22

TIE last nunher OF the South Caroliuan
much enlarged.
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Elections IN C0nyrsS-In Wisconsin, ,Jnd. g
D";y, V, B. Is said I" be c'ec'ed: the " hi.s
however. cialm the c.cci IN. In Iowa, Chap
man, (Nhig) is circ:',i: .
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-22

TIN" Sm,l! Fox is said to prevail extensively
III lililiaN and Pearson co,lit.es in \ Carolina
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sery and 300 stnnd of arms. It was not
| the Intention we are iuiorined, OF the mi
li'ia To he troubled with prisoners ut this
juuclure.
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We c!,ecrinl!v give lace To TN. com ,uuicn.
ton signed ..Jw-I.cc." conc. rnirc the urt:,rtu
nat aii.,ir between Mr. Tay or Il. d MIR Terry.
VIII Ia resulted in the death o. the former. The
very brief account which wc gave, Of i wos mn,
nrc''ded To rreind CO the public mind ugnins,
Mr. Terry. W. 'civc j, from hi.l,l, resncc-
abb" "cril"mcn, bu il appears that it was no,
correct.
Communicate
Mr.. frITon. The notice whic' Won ,.,os IN
Your lrs paper. ni he ur'criur:ir dent, NJ
am y Nlor.> carult.rd to do il, ;,,s ice - -.
"',iaiir un'o tunatc IndA unnl who held ,I, -,
In$fru on. VIZ Tc,iv did not ..urc csslv
oint the Gun ai T'yior;' but n the with ss,.s
co'irrrrd IN stating. tat The nm WIS ,.nn,, Il
IN II ii'ite:cni dIr' c'on. un,,i Taylor ady:uc Il
wit'' " rock drawn back. 'hreaienin oii,. Ter
fy--'nd tn n It was ;imi the ire,iion oI IN.
."h was chan c'i. \ large ma nri'y of the VIII.
n''Ss's stated HAT Tay or sized the nuzzIn nj.
III gun It'll his left hn, d and "IrrkcJ" !, v.o.
'n'iy. and nj that insan he ON. fired NJ
purpose is si,npl" {" prcv,ni Pre- udicc. in n
case which VIII nndergoa judicial i,vesrion,ion.
an am sue Il will give yon l"asurr to cor.
rect what conceiv" to he. such misap n. her
sion % fl,c facts. 10 lead 10 tie ronclusion Inn,
the unfortunate Taylor wa wantunIy sbo. n n
of reckless indifference 20 the vaue Of
human iite, JUSTICE.
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TDe a aDnerttsfr.
EDGEFIELD C.Ii

THURSDAY, NovaMBER22, 1888.
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Com"'"tf returns in the ctv ofN York
shew TN" following result:
For Gorcrnor Seward. fWhie) 2O.eOl
Marcy, ". B) 1850
Wing 'ainri,v, oI2
For IT. ''"'"rnor. WR.\ 54S
British. tW. nnd Abolitionis, ! 70. oO6
V. 3 majority, 3I2
For S'nHior.-Fnrnnn. (W'hig.) 90. 90
Tompkins. ". II 1870
Wing minority, 644
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u. s SENATORS

The following are the names of the u.
States Srnat"rs whose terms of service
will rxDire i'm IS3D.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-22

rnnrdu.A Fill Of ;sg> i.nS hccn adopted ly the
pa rn;S ri lower a!.;,ia. and siSnc,: hy .iul,-
~; Nelson, President. The following is tho
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-12-26
EFFICACY OF DIR. EVANS PILLS.
Another recent test of the unrlvaiieo
virtue of DIR. VIM. Evans MedIclnes:,

Another recent test of the unrlvaiied
Virtue of DIR. VIM. Evans Medicines:.--
Dyspepsia, ten years standing ~ NC,
Kenzle, l76 Stanton street, was afflicted win VI.
above complaint for ten ears, which Incapacta'eu
him at intervals for the period OF six years. IN AZ,
lending to his business, restored to periect heaH'
under the salutary reatmentof Dr. WIN Evans.
The principal symptoms were-A sense oi uis'en
ou and oppression after eating, distressing pam 10
The pit Of the stomach, nausea, impaired appetite,
sddness, palpitation Of the heart, great deputy
aud emaciaon depression Of spirits, disturbed rest
sometim bilious vomiting and pain III me fisht
4 SIDE an extreme degree OF langour and iaihtness'
ay endcayour TO pursue his business, causing I'M
mediate exhaustion and WEAKNESS
Mr. Mckenzie is daily attending his business and
rome Of the above symptoms have REQUIRED SINCE nc
"ed the medicine, he now strong IN" "'"''"y
nan.
He resor,ed 20 myriads ofrcnedics, but they were
4 al Intellectual. He is willing to give any iniorma
ion TO the afflicted respecting the nesiinapie oene
1 1t rendered 10 him by the use oil Dr. NJ Evans
Iaedcme. -. ph.
1 Asthma three years standing.-Mr ROBERT
Monroe Schuy kill, afflicted with the apo'e uis
tossing malady .-Symptoms-great iansoor, na,u
eRcy, disturbed rest, nervous headache, h;;
bre athing ghtness and structure across tue
dizziness nervous rratbty, sufiocatioh, Paip"a-
Ion of the heart, distressing cough, costivehess
IN the stomach, drowsiness, great debility anu ueh
3tency Of nervous energy. Mr. Monroe gave up ~
any thought of recovery and dire despair SAT on 'he
iDunteuance of every person interested IN his exs
euce or happiness, tillby accident, he notcea IN
1 nblic paper, some effected by Dr. VIM Evans
Medicine, in his complaint, which induced HIM 10
purchase package of The Pills, which resulted IN
Completely removing every symptom of his disease
He wishes to say his motive for this declaration 49,
that those afflicted with the or any other s. mp
IONS similar to those from which he is happily res
/ lored may likewise receive the same inestimaeie
Oeneft.
| A Case ofTic DOl0reux.-Mrs. J. T. John
son, wife Of Capt Joseph johnson, of Lynn, Mass
was severely afflicted for ten Yeas with Tic Doio-
leux. vioen, pain in her head, and vomiting win
burning heat in the stomach, and unable to leave
Der room She could find no relief from the advice
| Z several physicians, nor from medicines OF any
kAd until after she had commenced using DIR.
iyan's medicine, OF 100 Chatham street and from
hat time she began 10 amend, and feels satisfied u
she continues the medicine few days longer, will
DC perfectly cured. Reference can be had as 70
the truth OF the above by calling at Mrs Jonnsons
daughter's Store, $50 Grand street, n. u
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-12-26
p O Is E@ q 9

THE TOADST0OL.-BY 0. W. HOLMES.
There's thing that grows by the fainting flower
And springs in the shade Of the lady's bower;
The lily shinks, and the turns pale,
When they feel its breath in the summer gale,
And the tulip curls its leaves in pride,
And the blue-eyed violet starts aside;
Bot the lily may naunt and the tulip stare,
For wha, docs the honest toadstool care.
She does not glow in painted vest,
And she never blooms the madens breast
But she comes as the sanity sisters do,
In a modest suit of Quaker hue.
And, when the stars in the evening skies
Are weeping dew from their gentle eyes,
The toad comes out from his hermit cell,
The tale of his faithful love to tell.
Oh. there is light in her lovers glance,
That flies to her heart like silver lance.
His breecbes are made of spotted skin,
His jacket is tight, and his pumps are thin;
In cloudless night you may hear his song,
As its pensive melody floats along,
And, If yor will look by the moonlight fair,
The trembling form of the toad is there.
And he twines his arms round her slender stem,
In the shade of her velvet diadem;
But she turns away in her maiden shame,
And will not breathe on the kindling fame
He sings at her feet through the ligelong night,
And creeps to his cave at the break OF light
And VII enever he comes to the air above.
His throat is swelling with bailed love
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-12-26

NEWS. POLITICS. &c.
EXTRACTING TEE Til.

1t appears, (says the Winchester VIZ
ginlan) that the recent statement concer-
ming the extraction Of teeth, by the cut
ting of nervous ligament or ligaments
without pain, is no hoax alter all. -
Dr.. Goddard of Philadelphia, in the No
vember number Of the American Jour
nal of Medical science, In an article upon
the subject, declares such llgament does
exist. We have also been informed to the
same effect by persons who have had teeth
thus extracted perfectly free from pain
ofcourse we adopt the idea. For the ed
ification Of dentists, and all concerned,
we copy the description by DR.. Goddard.
Description of The Ligdnentum Dem
t,s.-Bu DR.. p. Goddard, N. D.-A few
months since, an advertisement appeared
in the Philadelphia newspapers, stating
that dentist by the name OF Humphreys
possessed the power OF extracting teeth
with very little force or pain, and by u
mode pecuIiar to himself. Conceving that
he possessed merely an improved pair oil
forceps, or some similar instrument, 1t ex-
cited but little interest on my part. But
when | was informed, by Mr.. Rorer, that
another dentist, and the original discover.
err of the new method, Or. CALDWELL had
taken out very difficult tooth tor nm,
without pain, and that the new method
consisted in cutting with a pen knife some
thing which held the tooth in its place, l
resolved to scrutnize the matter closely.
Accordingly, | sought DR.. CaldwelFs
o,,.;ntance hut found him determined
to keep his discovery secret. l then
procured jaw, and making very care
iul dissection, satisfied myself OF the eXis-
tence of ligament. This consists of hor-
strong, ligamentous fbres, existing on
one side Of the human tooth only, and
mites the neck ofthe tooth to the edge OF
the alevolar process. The hbres arise
from the edge of the alevolous between
the teeth, and proceeding forwards IN the
case ofihe molars, and ln"ards IN case Oh
the incisors, is inserted in the neck OF the
tooth, not quite the sixteenth part oil an
inch from the edge of the enamel. Its size
land Of course its length) varies with the
class ofteeth to which it belongs. In the
inc,sors. it is a narrow tape like band--in
the cuDSlQdLl anu DiSuPoi'Nt, -
and in the molars, it is as wide as the neck
of the tooth, and very strong. A few OF
its fibres are blended with the gum IN lis
neighborhood, and thus we may account
for its occasional laceratlon when tooth
is extracted. Its adhesion to the tooth is
stronger than TO the jaw, and II not cut
it is commonly dragged out with me toolh'
Its igamentous character is very distinct
the fibres being white and shining like
tendon. -,
After making this dissection, applied
to DIR. Caldwell to remove large moiar
which had given me great trouble tor two
or three years, and although my teeth mac
always Welded with difficulty he removed
the one in question with great ease and
very little pain. | have seen severa
teeth which were extracted by HIM, ane
am convinced that he possesses tact II
severing the iigament and removing th'
tooth which will give him pre-emlnen
success.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-12-26
M f DICIN + s.
CO MOTHERS AND NURSES.

mr. ". Evans SOOTHING SYRUP, FOR
RIM, DREN 7EE1HING, PREPARED BY
BI1TSEL F-The passage Of the Teeth through
she gums produces troublesome andsdangerous sym
.rloms 1t is known by mothers that there is great
irritation in the mouth and gums during this process
The gums swell the secretion of saliva is increased,
be child Is seized with frequent andsudden fits oil
rviug watchings, starting in the sleep, aud spasms
Il peculiar parts; the child shrieks with extreme
violence, and thrusts its fingers into It's mouth II
be,e precusory symptoms notspeedily alleyiated
,nasmodc commissions universally supervene, and
,ooo cause the dissolution Of the infant. II mothers
bo have their little babes afflicted with these dis
,ressius symptoms, would apply Dr. William Ev-
sss' Celebrated Soothing Syrup, which has preser-
ed hundreds Of infants when thought past recovery,
rom being suddenly attacked with that fatalmala'
dy. convuisions. For sale in Martinsburg by
October "a, 1898. VIM. DORSEY, agent,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-12-26
RoRERr FuRLoNe, Jr., who, IN the tn

RosrRT FuRLoNe, Jr., who, IN the tn
al of Richard P. Robinson, for the mur,
der of Ellen Jewett, was a most materia'
witness for the accused, he having PROVED,
an alb in the case, drowned h'mse'I
while on the passage from New York Tor
Port Cabello. last month. lie became
insane, and before he leaPed overheard
was continually talking about Ellen Jew
EFT. saving she was in the cabin OF tne
vessel. &c. 1t was generally believed al
the time Of the trial that he Perjured him.
sel.--Boh. Sun.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-12-26
The LAST OF the CnERoKKEs.-Tt

The LAST OF THE CHERoKEEs.-lhc
Nashville Banner states that the last de-
tachments OF the Cherokee Indians passed
tina, place on the ID inst. They were ~
number about eighteen hundred. 1t is
apprehended that they will suffer Intense
" from the cold, ere they reach their
new homes, particularly if they prosecute
thoir journey by land during the winter.
1t has been suggested that they will prob.
ably pitch their tents IN the neighoorhooo
of the Ohio River, AM wait for spring.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-12-26

A bill has been introduced into tho Le-
p;s,ature Of South Carolina to submit tho
election OF the Electors FOR President and
Vice President to the direct votes Of the
people. South Carolina is the only Stsfs
n which the Electors are not chosen py
the people. Chrcn-
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-12-26
ANorHR rwo-LEeGED SuB-TREAsURy

ANoTHR Two-LEGGED SUR REAsURY'
The Burlington Free Press states that
P. Huntoon, acting postmaster OF Essex,
was arrested on the oath ult. on charge
of purloining money from the mail. He
was examined before justice, and the
proofs being conclusive of numerous and
repeated depreda,ions, extending through
The entire period he had charge OF the Of
fee. he was ordered to find bonds IN the
sum of $4,000, for his appearance at the
Circuit Court, in May-ln default OF when
he was committed TO Montpelier jail.
The Massachusetts, Spy asks what would
be good inscription for sign to be put
up over the doors of the Sub-Ireasuries'
We would recommend the adoption OF the
inscription on a tailor's sign-"CHtt'ng
done here at the shortest noiice.~~Ao'i'
Jour.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-12-26

Select Committee on Duelling.
j. @. Adams, Toucey, Elmore, harden
Grantland, Grennell, Clark. Henry, Col
fin. 80 ~
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-16
REMOVAL.

FL lCIiARD ". KUCkLE, respect.
T. fully informs the public, that he has
removed his Cabinet Making establish.
ment to the Shop formerly occupied by
Mr., James 5. Boyd, where he is ready 10
furnish any article in his line Of business,
at short notice, and on reasonable terms.
He manufactures, and will generally keep
on hand. SlDEBOARDS, SECRETA.
RES, BUREAUS. TABLES, DRESS.
ING STANDS. and all other articles per.
tanning to his business, all made in fash
lonabe style, and Of any kind Of material
that NAV suit the purchaser. Thankful
for past favors, and encouragement, be
solicits continuance Of the same.
Nov. 90, 1897.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-16
Doysea's T0olh-.ache Drops.

n offer this article 10 the public, with
The remark. that its curative powers
have been sufficiently tested 10 satisfy me
IN recommending il as general remedy
for the Tooth Ache. Its composition Is
such, that no fear need be entertained ol
is having the least deleterious influence
upon the teeth--bni on the contrary WI
20 far to prevent their decay
All ask, is, lei those who are afflicted
with the Tooth Ache give il trial
WILLIAM DORSEY
Martinsbarg. Dec 6 1887. Druggist
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October a5. 1887.
RgE.FEO " MI.
Elirala EFOvycEa, K aICr;

EEAS this day, Jan. 29th 1888, removed
Il Il his shop 10 the room formerly occn-
pied as store by MIR Robert b. Rust,
Immediately opposite BlIlmire's, Martins
burg Hotel, where he is prepared TO re.
eeive all orders in bis line, and he pledges
himself that all work entrusted TO bis care
shall be made in neat aud durable man
ner. and agreeable 10 the LATEST FA-
SHlONS, which will be regularly recei.
we'd. He returns his grateful acknowled
gemen,s for past favors, aud he is deter
mined TO spare no efforts 10 merit Goa.
tinuaDce oil the same.
Jan. 81, 1888 If.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-16
DI4RTTNSBERG
s. a v ~ G. 3 ~ s. = y u = Z O ~.

FL Ply resolution Of the Board OF Direct.
HD ors Of this Institution, the following
rates Of interest have been adopted for the
government of the Treasurer thereof, in
receiving money on deposlte. viz:
For dcposites, payable months
after demand, certificates may 5 pr centua
he issued, bearing an interest per annum.
al the rate of
For deposltes. payable A months
after demand, certificates may 4 per centum
be issued, bearing an interest per anntB,.
AT the rate Of
For deposItes, payable sixty daysl
after demand, certificates may per centunl
be issued issued. 6 bearing a" n'ese'' 9era"""m.
by order, JOSEPH BURNS, Treasurer.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-16
HECTOR BELL.
WAsHrreros Cry, March 10, 1873

WAsHIs6Toa CRY, March 10, 1887,
DEAR SIR:-- send you the pedigree
of Louisa Semmes. the dam OF Industry.
Jr. She was by Ratler, her dam by Us
car. her grand dam by grey Diomed. her
< grand dam by Halls Union, her g g
grand dam by OIheIlo. Jun,ler. Motions
Traveller, Selma by the Godolphln Ara
biau-thls il true copy of a certificate
Of Mr.. George Semmes, her owner. and
i will venture to say richer pedigree
canno, be produced also send you a
certificate Of his training and trial.
Prince George beat last fall his hall sister
Atalsnia. oil whom you have heard. at
three heats, four miles, II being her first
race that season; she afterwards beat
Cippus, Post Boy. and others, Be plea
sed TO accept my test wishes for your
self and Industry Jr.
Yours, very respectfully.
CHART rs DfiVAII
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-16
EOS REN9. e.

rrSHE tenement opposite the Globe IA
L yern recently occupied by John j
Hickey attorney at Law. There are two
good rooms with fire places. the location
is an excellent one, either for ply slciar
or lawyer possession given on The lrs'
Of April,
THOMAS C. SMlJ II.
March % lS33.--if.
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small star in the forehead, full fifteen
hands and three inches high, oil great
beauty, fine size and bone, whose pedi
gree, as will be seen below, is not surpas
scd by any horse. will stand the present
season at my stable. near Winchester,
Virginia. at Fifteen Dollars The SINGLE leap
If paid within the season. If not paid then
the season price will be charged Twen
| In fire Dollars The season 10 be paid 10y
The first day of July. and Forty Dollars
for Insurance, TO be paid as soon as the
mare is known TO be with foal--pariing
with the mare. her death, or irregular at.
Tendance at the stands forfeiis the insu.
rance. Fifty cents cash 10 The Groom 10
be sent with each mare.
j Taking into consideration the bard
times, and 10 afford farmers as well a.
racers an opportunity Of raising blood
stock from pamunky. | have put him at a
uuch lower price than a horse OF hi'
high standing as racer and ioai gettel
ought to stand.
i Good pasiurage and provender Of eve
nv description will be furnished for mare
from a distance on moderate terms. Ev
ery possible care will be taken TO proven
acc dents or escapes, but will not b.
accountable for them.
4 HECTOR BELL.