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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-11-04
MARTINSBURG ACADEMY.

HNIIE Trustees OF this Institution are al last
u enabled to give some certain assurance oil
the commencement of the Winter Session.
They were unapprized of MIR. FosIEg's in
ien,lnn TO relinquish the School until late in
the vacation. They immediately proceeded
to open communication with gentleman
of high reputation as Teacher. J. WoRTH-
Isoros SMITH. Esq, President Of the Mason
ic College in Missouri, and formerly OF Staun-
ton. MIR. Smiths absence from home occa
stoned some delay in hearing from him.
They take pleasure in announcing 10 the
patrons OF the Academy, that Mr.. Smith has
accepted the situation and will leave Nilsson
ri for Martinsburg in time 10 commence the
Winter Session about the first Of November
The Trustees Of the Martinsburg Academy,
have hitherto spared no pains 10 procure gen
tlemen of the best qualifications TO preside
over the school-and Notwithstanding the
frequent changes of teachers occaSloned by
circumstances beyo the control OF tbs board,
or indeed of the teachers themselves, the IN
stitution has steadily improved for the last few
wears. They believe that in their present
selection, they have not fallen behind their
former good fortune. President Smlth's re-
putation is co-extensive with the Stale Of Vir-
GINA. as an accomplished scholar. Ha is de-
voted to the business OF reaching, and from
his high repute they have reason to hope the
Academy will attain TO degree Of prosperity
beyond all previous example. The health OF
the place--ihe cheapness Of living--wuh the
facility OF access by The Rail Road from the
East and the West point To Maninsburg, as
fit location for thriving preparatory school.
The parents and guardians Of the youths Of
the neighborhood, as well as from distance,
are confidently invited to send them. now, to
this institution.
The terms of tuition will be the same as
heretofore.
P c. PENDLETON, Prea.
JNO. STROTHER, Secy.
DAVID Fl. CONRAD,
RICHARD McSHERRY,
JAMES CHISHOLM,
Martns5urg, Oct.7, lsi7. Trustees.
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hart Com'rs. in addition to former
ann,onr,affona far the burmese ofpur-

hart Com'rs. in addition TO former
appropriations for the purpose ofpur-
chasing farm upon which to locate
the Poor of the County 10000, S636.49
Daniel Burkharf, Richard McSheny
and VIM. l.. Boak Com'rs. to pay
Deb9s incurred IN building new mar
ket house 2il.56, and to complete
the same 3642, $4,000
Norman Miller, for expenses to Balti-
more TO get record Books rebound. 1880
John STROLLER 1927, K. Pendleton for
setleing with Sheriffs Is 90, Nor
man Miller for same 1000, x57 q
T.. Pendleton, George Seibert and Rob-
ert X. Robinson Com'rs. for con-
structlng new road across Royd's
Gap 300, $500 10
Edmund p. Hunter, Commonwealth
attorney, $500 90
vices. 500 90
Jacob Van Doren as auditor, $50 90
Jacob Van Doren for fuel for clerks
office, 1920
Jacob Van Doren for record Books Sc.
expenses to be reported. $50 90
Jacob Van Doren for Court Docket, s. 90
The Sheriff for public services, SIS 90
William Van Doren for copying Com
missloners Book Tor Election pre-
cnts, $50 w
William II. Hayden for services asj jail
or $50, VIM. Fl. Hayden for repairs
of jail 500, VIM. III. Hayden for
purchasing coal for Court House
$50. $l62 so
Philip Pendleton, So l2i
Ordered that the Sheriff do pay TO ia
cob Van Doren and Daniel Burk-
hart, Com'rs the sum of $500, to aid
in purchasing farm for the poor, $500 90
Lewis r. Beeson for building bridge
across Hasletis run, $50 IL
Robert Stewart amount due him for his
wagon and team on the road $40 90
Jacob Stookey, amount OF his account
for his wagon and team on the road, 81 %
SEPTEMBER TERM 1S47.
John Boyer, amount of his account, $50 90
Amountto cover Delinquents aud Com
missions, $3.50 90
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-11-04

VIRGINIA. In the County Court of
' Berkeley, July Term, lS47,
Garrett Wynkoop-plW.
AGAINST
Henry Basore's Ad. and others---dfs.
IN CHANCERY.
The absent defendants, John Basore, Fred
erick Hartman, and Elizabeth his wife, Jacob
Keller, and Mary his wife, John Palmer, and
Susan his wife, not having entered their APP
pearance and given security according 10 the
law and rules Of the Court, and it appearing TO
the Cour, that they are not inhabitants of this
Commonwealth 1t is Ordered that the said
defendants do appear here on the second Mon
day in December, lS47. and answer the bill Of
the plaintiff; and that this order be published
in the Martnsburg Gazette for two months
successfully, and like copy posted at the
front door of the Court House of the said
County. A Copy.-Teste,
JACOB VAN DOREN, C. B. C.
Oct IA, lS47-2m
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Instruments.
PerltInlery.
w { A vi N g..

A r the solicitation of many Of my friends,
IN have opened shop al my house, one
door south of MIR. f. Showers, where will
do all kinds Of weaving usually done in fac
tory or country shop, both broad and narrow.
My experience in the above business for iwen-
ty-four years in factory, will serve as a rec
ommendaton. BY strict attention to business
and desire TO please, hope to share part
Of public patronage. VIM. H. REED.
October %. 1917
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AhOlrlS /! NhaaCIS

WYE have just received a large lot oil
w Shawls, embracing Black and Colored
Thibet, Terker, Grape, Basket. Nett and
Plaid Wooden. Some of them are very beau
tiful, which we respectfully request persons in
want Of to call and examine.
J. w. s. B. r. BOYD.
Oct. %, IS47.
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CHEAT AND GROW RICH.

"HiS has been the secret principle OF two
IL many of the wholesale dealers in Teas
up to this time, and they have praciised the
most shameful imposllions on the Country
Merchants without any fear Of detection. But
a new era In the Tea Trade has come and the
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-11-04
WANTED.

TIME undersigned wishes TO purchase any
Il quantity OF Green and Dry Hides Of all
kinds, for which the highest price will be Civ
en- in Blacksmithing or Shoemaking, deliver
ed at his shops. JOHN NIPE.
Marlattsville, Oct %. l847-3t
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-11-04
EXTERNAL REMEDIES WERE .9L-
WIS PRESCRIRED.

- - - - Ae1SS SsAD1De
In the Revelations made by the Author Of
the Jewish Scripture Though Moses, large
number of diseases are mentioned, among
which are named many Of the worst kinds Of
external and internal maladies which prevail
at the present time, such as Consumption,
Fever, Inflammation, Hemorrhoids, or Piles
(caled in the Bible "Emerods,") Seals,
Scabs, Boils, Itch, Leprosy Presidential Plaques,
Corruption of the Blood, and Rouenness in
the Bones, "Ulcers in the knees and in the
legs, from the sole of the foot unto the top Of
the head" Diseases of the Brain, the Eyes,
Heart and Bowels--Dysentary, being called
in Scripture, the "Bloody Flux, with ma
ny others. Yet for all these diseases, most Of
which are internal and deep seated.
THE ONLY REMEDIES PRESCRL
BED BY DIpLNE INSPIRATION
WERE EXTERNAL APPLICATIONS
such as Water, Wine, Poultice Of Figs,
A PREPARED OIL OR OINTMENT.
The means recommended by the Al-wise
Physician to Hezekiah, when brought by dis
ease TO the gates OF the grave, was simply a
Poultice of Figs. Water alone was the means
by the Divine mercy, Of curing Naaman OF
Leprosy The "Balm of Gilead," an oily or
unctuous substance used externally, was
another remedy extensively employed by the
ancient people OF God Wine and oil were
poured into the wounds Of the man who had
fallen among thieves, by the good Samaritan :
and the inspired apostle James says, is any
"sck among you let him call for the Elders
of the Church and let them pray over him,
.a.NOLNTLN'G HIN NTH OIL, in the
name of the Lord, and the Lord shall raise
him up"
While it is undoubtedly true, that mirac-
ulous influence accompanied the use OF the
means employed in most Of the above cases,
yet the means were not WORTHLESS
were not without effect; and the MAN
.NER, the MODE in. which they were used,
shows that the Divine Physician always pre-
scribed, and the Divine Blessing, which res
tored health, always accompanied.
EXTERNAL APPLICATION MERELY
Why, therefore, should not the Divine bles-
sing, at the present time, be more apt to at
tend the use of the same kinds and mode OF
administering medicines than 10 their oppo
sites Why should we doubt the the perfect
ability and adaptation Of EXTERNAL
MEANS to the cure Of INTERNAL DIS
EASES, when the Almighty and Allwise
CREATOR enjoined and used them for this
very purpose, and recommended no other ?
o. The above Ointment can be purchased
from the Agents,
j. w. s. B. r. BOYD,
.Mrthssbrg, Ia
3. r. BOYD & BRO,
MI Greek, Ia,
Nov 4, lSf7-y
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Salt!

NoARSE AND FINE SALT in sacks or
~ bulk For sale by J. JAMESON.
II. r. Depot, Oct rs, l647.
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AhaarIsy NhaaUIS =!

JUST received, beautiful lot of Terke
- Wool Shawls, al such pricesas cannot fail
TO please.
BURNS & VANARSDALE.
October 81, IS47
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-11-04
VALUABLE
ROCKINGHAM FARM
FOR SALE.

4 OFFER for sale my Tract of Land lying
Il on the Shenandoah river. q miles below
Port Republic, in the county Of Rockingham,
and containing about
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-11-04
Kr0SS Clocks,

HNHE subscriber has just received lot of
Il 80 hour Brass Clocks, which he will sell
very low. w. MILLER.
Bedng,on, Va, Oct IA, lS47.
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$4284 66i
Tithables 1894

IIIHdUItS ZTJf 1flOf UU3
Ordered that the Sheriff do collect from each
tithable the sum of fifty cents levy and in aid
Of the same for County purposes, the Court
doth assess so per cent. on the amount of
State taxation on lands, rentssof houses and
lots, slaves, Horses, gold watches, silver
watches, metallic clocks. wooden clocks, car
riages, pianos, silver plate, physicians and
attorneys, and which assessment, the Sheriff
is required TO collect and account for according
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Proposals to furnish the Poor.

Proposals TO furnish The Poor.
HVTIE undersigned will receive, until the
Il 10th day Of November next, proposals to
furnish the Poor at the Poor-house, with the
following named articles
l25 Bushels Wheat, do $50 Corn, do do
1000 pounds Pork, do 1900 do Beef
so Cords Wood
the wheat to be delivered in some Mill near
town, and the other articles delivered at the
Poor house, at such times as may be required
the wood to be corded upon delivery. The
cash will be paid tor the SAID contracts as soon
as complied with.
JACOB MYERS, J
JOHN w. BOYD. Com.aittee.
A. S. CHAMBERS, }
Oct. Z. lS47.-5w
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Family Groceries.

TNHE cheapest ever offered in this market
i Loaf Sugar, best quality, at l2i cents.
]. JAMESON.
r.. r. Depot. Oct rs, ls47.
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Light! Light!

lust received and Cor sale, Spermaceli,
- Adamantine, Mould and Dipped Candles.
Nov 4, l847. J. n. RIDDLE,
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Amount Of revenue for County purposes on
the following subjects of taxation TO wit:
1894 TithabIes at so cts each, 1897 90
l045 Slaves at l6cts. l67 04
4l2l Horses, Mules &c. at 5 cts. 206 05
so Gold Watches, SO cts. 40 90
3l2 Silver Watches l2i cts. 80 90
347 Metallic Clocks, l2s cts. 43 81
500 Wooden Clocks, 81 cts. 35 so
SIPS on interest received per cent SO 46
5000 Value of Carriages SC. per
cent. rs W
Sl078 Value Of silver plate at per.
cent. 8 OH
20 Pianos % 81
Is Attorneys and Physicians 81 so, 45 90
2 Printing Presses 81 90, a 90
Yearly Income, 800
Tax on Lands 1865 80
Tax on Lots 1911 81
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-11-04

WNIn PO"tf"'' fIuf' FouEIu anu Uue PUuIu
9aAMkaD packages--the firstor inside is read,
the second wrapper is water proof paper,
and the third or outside wrapper is Of Chi
nese rice paper. The Company sell none
but good Teas, done up in this superior man.
ner, all of them grow in the most luxurious
districts in China. Country dealers may Sc
lect as small quantity of each kind as they
like, and have them packed in one chest
These Teas also come in fine pound Chinese
packages, called qualiooRs, very convenient
fancifu and portable shape.
Persons residing in any part of the United
States or Canada, can order any of the Teas in
this catalogue, by letter, in qualities to suit their
wishes. We pack them in Chinese boxes and
deliver them to the Forwarding Merchant
free from charge Cor packing or carriage. The
money should always accompany the order. I
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-11-04
sweet Potatoes.

lust received and for sale by
- JOHN JAMESON.
r r. Depot, Oct. 2S, 1911.
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j. |, RANDOLPH [R. 3. lATlMtR.
RANDOLPH & LATIMER,
PRODUCE AND
Gemeral commission Jaerrhants,
No. 9, Patterson street, Baltimore.

REFER TO
THrASY, WARp s Co., KIRKLAND, CnAsE
& Co., SMITH s. ArEISsoN.
September so, le47-6m
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WHO WANTS FURNITURE I.
cAEINET-1EAKING.
WIN. WHEN

ID ESpECTFULLY informs his friends
IL and the public generally, that he has
lately returned from Baltimore with variety
Of Patterns and Styles Of Furniture, and has
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-11-04
featuring Furniture

ofevery description, on Queen Street, one door
South Of the Gazette Office, and two doors
North of the Eagle Hotel His Furniture
viii consist of Sofas, Sideboards, Bureaus.
Of every variety, such as pair centre, Exien,-
sion and Sofa Tables of the most splendid
pattern and styles--in short Furniture of ev
cry description and style.
The public is most respectfully invited to
give HIM a call, as he is determined to give
entire satisfaction to all who may favor him
with their support.
Mariinsbufa, October T. Io47.
N. Bile is also prepared TO manuiac
ture Collins of Walnut, Cherry, and Mahc-
gany, for town, al the shortest notice and on
reasonable terms. He viii give due notice
when his Hearse is completed w. w.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-11-04
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF
VALUABLE LAND.


FINDER the authority. and BY direction OF
- a decreee vi the Circuit Superior Count Of
Law and Chancery. for jefferson County,
rendered al the last FERN Of said Court. the
undersigned, as Commissioners Of the Court,
will Offer for sale before the door Of the Court
house Of jefferson County. on .MOND.7Y
TIE lSa. day Of October neat, Court day. j the
following parcels of
MOST VALUABLE LAND,
in Jefferson County, the properly of Samuel
Sirider. viz:--I'he tract Of Land ON which
said Sirider resides. coniaing 424 Acres, ;
Roods, 20 Poles Of
YIIESIuDlTl2 laANsDo
living on Elk Branch, and composed Of sever
al parcels. all adjoining. This tract may be
sold in parcels or in one hody--if divided, The
lines of division viii be made known on the
day OF sale.
Also ANOTHER TRACT, called Samuel
Strider's Furnace Farm containing 267
Acres. Rood, 23 Poies--oi This. a portion
has been laid off in lots on the Potomac River
and in tina, form viii be soldi the whole tract
is very valuable. A survey OF the whole has
lately been made, and plat Of ii and its divi-
sions for sale. as well as Of the FIRST tract has
been made, and can be seen al any time al the
Offices Of VIM c. Worthngidn and WIN.
Lucas.
The lands offered for sale under this notice,
are believed 10 be equal in quality and value
to any lands in this County. and the portions
or lots on the Potomac River, afford saiabls
and advantageous positions for trade in mer.
chandise and agricultural products.
Terms Of Sale One fourth the purchase
money cash--ihe balance in equal insialmen,s.
at one, two and three years, from the day OF
sale, with interest. The deferred payments to
be secured by the bonds OF the purchasers,
with approved personal security the uile
withheld as additional secured until the defer
red payments are made.
WIN. c. WORTIIINGTON,
VIM. LUCAS,
f. !. LEE,
Sept. l6, lS47--,s Commissioners.
---~-----
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POSTPONEM EMIT.
With the consent Of Samuel Suidef, and
by order OF me Hon. Isaac r. Douglass. the
above sale is postponed until Friday the
5ih day Of .N6pc,nber neat.
WIN. c. WORTfIiNGTON.
VIM. LUCAS,
Z. !. LEE,
Oct. IS, IS47 Commissioners.
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OA ALOCUE OF TEAS
PEkIN TEA COMPANY.
rs and II Fulton Street, .Nt,c York.

The Teas mentioned in this cat
alogue are done up in quarter
pounds, halfponnd and one pound
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$3899 70

Deficiency 1884 S7i
Teste
JACOB VAN DOREN, G.. B. C.
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NEW SUPPLY.
Drugs, Medicines, Oils, &c.

HAVING just returned from the
Ii Eastern Markets, where have
N" replenished my stock, am now pre-
pared 10 furnish Drugs, Medicines,
- Dye Stufs, Painfe. OILS, Sc, at rea-
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-11-04
MOST VALUABLE LAND,

in Jefferson County, the properly Of Samuel
Strider, viz:-I'he tract Of Land ON which
said Strder resides. coniaing 424 Acres, 5
Roods. 20 Poles Of
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-11-04
GREEN TEAS.

SILVER LEAF.--Seldom sold, even by large
dealers, because Of the very small profits
made on its sale. This is very superior
Tea.
do Golden Chop, Planta-
tion or (,arden orowth Il M
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-09-24
S%eIENHFIc .rI.FFlNG-

The EDITOR of DE Georgetown lletail can
be beat writing PUT, lie already has the
ekniie, . and he eau pew take The boots. =
Just read he following
MesTtfb On a certain occasion, a ron.
PIE 81 lafi5a G8lefs were anttE wi}A an 4.
aeflean officer. when enc OF them helped
himself iteely to mastard-.be strength OF
Whigh caused tears to spring To ms eyrs.
'fof what are You weeping, enqulred IN.
sgsaeanteu
For the death OF my rstnrt, repned me
Other, ashamed OF hi, apparent weakness
Presently after. fhc Other Cbiet helped him
seli literally 10 the mustard, winch caused
thr tears ia glt,ll iata his eyes also.
. For whit af- WI weeping ~ enquired the
ht~t sufferer -
HAT gondi3 mot die ,rhtn your ffderd did
was the pointed rept,.
A3rai-Hr. J b. Holfaclam has a IT,
botes # ttls stae sort Of Mustard. which.
with a general assortment OF groceries now
on hand, he will sell cheap for cash.
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FIGHTING ORA WIFE.

About a quarter oil a miie below the city O
New Brunswick, IA the bold, precipitou,
southern bunk ct the Rartan, Is a >iuguiari,
interesting cave. The entrance, whlea l. lasi
at htgh water mark j. small and ndrfo~, and
The tW O perpendicular rocks, which on eithtl
SIDE support The hill, appear to have been
ioreet asunder by some violent CONFUSION OF
nature.
The cave llstlt has the appearance OF ha,
Tug been rNeavated by human hands, although
IT l. doubtless The result OF the continued az
ton ui the Water. The roof j. tomai OF the
soft rel rock, through which The waleris con.
stt1itly Pcrcoiatlng; It's dimensions arr, as
nearly a. / can reCoil act, about twelve irct
long by FIVE ieet Wild.
Years aSe, before the deposit OF sand which
forms Tie floor had accumulated, the r|ivrr.at
high tide flowed IN and filled the cave 10 The
depth Of several leet, forming ID snug hiding
place and a sale harbor; and II tradition speak
truly. the TINY bark OF the du>ky Indian, aud
tae light canoe 81 the painted warrior has OF
Ten sought ls friendly shelter.
Not alone Ia The poor Indian hos il aft lrded
a secure retreat tor al the period OF which we
write although It's existence not not generally
kH1Nus tt=wao occupied on various occasions
bN HE prosecuted patriots. The hiil above.
winch slopes gradually to THE brink al tle
pfedPlce, yds covered las ltsilII Isl WIda
d.asr growth ct c%eiar. white piae aal do
"o9t-aa5 IA mmy places HE surface. en-
ice from under.hfd>b5 wss e8tpetea
"aH a deep green sNatj.
He line AleW afforded by The ticva'ioa-
flee shady dejts and deep denIes combined
WIN The Wlldue>s OF the SCENERY wilh which
Nature has - Ia,ishty endowed 1T, rendered
TIM >pat.a as well as many uthers 10 IL, ian
mediate vicinity, beautifully stHi sjfibinsgy
rutuaaat.
Dung the greater part Of the Revolution.
las section al The STATE, being near the sea-
3adtt Nds til possession al tae Bdtist=scv-|
fal sc'tte s%kiruIshes took place near the
.i-e 81 lhe wood a short distance from the
lN.f. amt Col. Slmcoe received d serious
Aeet5 within a lew rods OF the bank.
inas thu evening ola mild. pleasant day I'M
he mouth q Juue. i777. The sun had al
eedy SUM behind the thick forest trees. their
'uEit foliage still giIded By his lingering rdys.
.ut theff huge tops standing out IN bold con
ms asaIust the glowing sly.
~ tle stiaIes 81 twilight gathered Ger The
ilaei3 bosom OF The waters, d light skill. no
'e.trt by d slugle paddle, silently approached
it southern shore, d short distance below the
ayr, A. i, touched the hank, d tall. stout.
ai iaHt, mely formed youth stepped lighlI,
pom shore, ant was about to secure his hulr
fali toa projecting root, when he approach
* Tramp q horses was Ararl In The distance.
he spruug back into his fragile oafqae.
guiding Il with all tbe drxtsnly aud -
al cauuoA OF an Indian, directed his course
cave. In d lew minutes he had
'aeaet she caEe, and the skii with IL.
ing ife!shlHl s soon hidden irom view
tae same moment d company of British
-agopfiS rode ~ 20 the hank above, aud dis
counting hey Plcqueted their horses, threw
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