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From Urn CimttmmaM (Vwf*
JIT TABjOR
Who made this anwW plow 01thy
A. bright, and Wn-tilW, and gar,
A. though Mb were <me holiday >
My tailoe!
Wmt na|h don. —I tbilt, end tape.
Can; to my ugly arwk a aape,
A ad brought my bee-legs mto shape *
My tailor!
Who made the sat, the pantaloon.
That in the nt and bright saloon.
Won u*« a spunac ad hn.ni mt..‘
My tailor!
BmTvtkrphtnw Who was it
Tlurt aught osr winlom set unfit
A beau, a gmtlrmaii. and wit*
My tailor!
Whose inagir Arsri, and rloth, and tape,
Made me m be am Mg, form and shape,
11k scry asoskcry of an ape*
My tailor!
Mho bound me to a worthless wife,
Whose sanity, and spleen. and Atila
M ill be the wight-mare of nty hfr >
My tailor!
Who passes gar with threatening looks’
M ho’s got me deepest in hit books*
Who'll itab dm yet* Why, Mr. Brown,
ity tailor!
GRINNING.
A new work basyust appeared from the Cl »beiii
nati press, iirtilied, ** Uk and advruturrs of Col.
1»ss in CaorBKTT, of Wirt TcusnaT. ” It ran.
print about *** |>agv*, aud is matlo up of tales
»'«l anecduSr* of this most restow Mrs I gentleman.
V itrtcmpuraey Journal furnished the following
• \lrart as a s|irtiiSeM uf the work, atul as an iilus
tmtiuti of the Uhaui'i lUstiuso rsog tact:
“ tn the canvass of the coogroasiooal elec
tion of Id—-Mr. was the Colonel's oppo
tienl—a gratiaotan of the most pleasing and
roucilialing manner*—who seldom addressed
u person or a company without wearing upon
•mile. The colonel/ to counteract the influ
ence of this winning attribute, thus alhaded
to it, in a stump speech.
* Yes, gentlemen, he may get some votes by
Eruining* for he can ndgiis me, and you
now I ain’t slow—and to prove to you that 1
am not, I will tell you an anecdote. 1 was
concerned myself—and I waa fooled a little
of the damn dest. You all know I love hunt
ing. Well, 1 discovered, long time ago,
a ’coon could'nt stand my grin. I could bring
one tumbling down from the highest tree. I
never wasted one of tbe crctuse. Well, as 1
was walking oot one night, n few hundred
Cds from my house, looking carelessly a
t me, I saw a 'coon planted upon one of
the highest limbs of an old tree. The Bight
was very weeny and clear, and old Ratler was
with me; but Ratler won't back at a ’coon_
he's a queer dog in that way. So I thought
I’d bring the lark down ia the usual way, Ay e
grin. 1 set myself—and, after grinning at the
’coon a reasonable time, found that he did*nt
come down. 1 wondered what waa the rea
son—and 1 took another steady grin at him.
Still, he was ikert. It made me a little
so I felt round and got an old limb about five
feet ioog—and, planting one end upon tbe
ground, 1 placed my chin against tbe other,1
and took a real. I theu grinned my best lor
about five minutes—but the damn'd ’coon
hung on. So, finding 1 could not bring him
down by grianmg, 1 determined to have him
—for I thought he must be a droll chap 1
went over to the bouse, get my axe, returned
to the tree, saw the ’coon still there, and be
to cat away. Down it came, and 1 run
rward; but damn the ’eooa was there to be
seen. I found that what 1 had taken for one,
was a large knot upon a branch of the tree—
and, upon looking at it closely, I saw that 1
AW grimed mil (As Aar A mff, end Ufl lk< Ami
perfect If rmootk.
“Now, fellow-citizens,” continued the eo
lonel, “ yon must be convinced that in tbe
gvimuiy few, I myself am not slow—yet when
I look upon my opponent's countenance, 1
must admit he is my superior. You must ad
mit it Therefore, be wide awake—look
•harp—and do not let him grin you out of
jour roiecs.”
Tli hyfmnt Cemperiasn.—In fis county of
S-sscs, Va. a small boy upon a visit to an aunt,
who was urged by b«r lover to attend him to
the Hymenial alter, very attentively watched
the motions of the wooing pair ; ard upon his
seturn home, expressed femes if to his mother1
in Die following manner—** Mother, Mr. 8.
does love aunt LkWy ; he site by her, be whis
pers to hew, and he hogs her.” To whom his
mother replied, “ Why E-, veur sunt don’t
•ufler that, does she >“ “ Sutler it, mother!”
replied the child, “ la! mother, she U+tt it—
You know ntv little nie ■Imn i k—
how he teem to me.—That's the war aunt
l.iddy does to Mr. 8—.”
Cam Chitrleuaicn Support
A BARBER f
mj OTWITU8TANDINO several Barbers
-i-w have been compelled to reaaore iron
Miarlestown, for want of eftcoorageoieiit, I
l.avr determined to throw myaelTofi its eiti
*. ns for support; and pledgw«yMlf that no
thin; shall he wanting on »/ pert to give ta>
t*»fartion. My Razors shall always be in the
he,t or-ler. (icbttemen called on at the places
of abode, if they dtsire it.
ou> ooivi mai** wmwi
\ also ek.ee all kinds of Cloth, eld Coats,
Cloaks Be., so at to make them look nearly
ss well as new. Urease and „um removed
from Silk Dresses, without injury to the ro>
h»urs. I shall be grateful for all favours in
my Ime of business. My shop is in the
■wnt vtory of Mr. Beckham's Hotel.
* +"*1 host,
tet Hsrpevn Fairy too, sir,
1 "*d ‘•a" •he skin.
Which Uwy ere Ml. m d*. 4e
rr?a *8 Aep, wish hene and am,
*« murr^BWSi'jT *•
April 85, H*M,
VficcT
IN persnsneo of nn net of Assembly, the
Commissioners appointed for that per.
Fmr Wdl open beehs at the Uvea * j™
Arst Monday in May east, far the perpeae of
«* the amount*,,,
d.vnied mto shares of
"**• f*" ***•• «~«ydlve
dollars The monev Ums rawed so be applied
^■SltSSy •rroto the
j-MKsrtrss
•« * -«—
l.F.WIS WUtVWAO,
J*«»EFM I. AMfTH
uKonur *, jrr, 7r\
JAMBA B WAQBJt
JAMB* HOOK,
EDWARD LCCAS, Jr,
l-ONTAINE BEi KttAM. ,
March 2£, I M3 C -
•
WHnrimUh ## • -
la the CMeaR gapartas* Caat if Lear aad
Chance*? hr tha Canary of la>maf the
8th day af AF**. >®M;
JrrtmUk C—ptr, haamrr,
AGAIKST
JUa <Wmt AWW AhM, tmU P'mutp k—wifr,
Im- iSSmm .4—V, H Whoai Si—Lj tAu ‘
hi* a^ir.lar Wfw Smm—i !
irwom ,<Nd, M. .trw-ra, 7Wm. .W.
jn»y .*»<«, asaf JnJUm, (ikr *W JTi/r* un/1
AUS«*» krruf infimtt umirr tkt air •/ <1 mn.)
rbbfen* wn/LtiM ■/ Tkmmim . i/W/, dr-!
ead ,»(«<•* . Jrmrtf, drwuw1,
UuuuifTi, I
IN CHANCEBY.
THIS came came oo be board this Htb day
of April, 1833, upon the bill, answer of
defendant Griggs, aad ashibits, and e/as ar
guad by Counsel—upoa consideration where
of, it as adjudged, ordered aad decreed that
Master Cotnmtssiooer Worthington, do audit,
state aad settle tha account of the defendant
Griggs with tha estate of Mary AtweU, dhe'd,
and report to this court, stating all matter* |
deemed pertinent by himself, or particularly ,
required by either of the parties.
A Copy—Teste,
ROBERT T. BROWN, c. c.
CoMMissiomra's Orrtca, )
CkmrUst—m, April 16, 1833. f
THE above named parlies will please take
notice, that on the 24th day of May next, at
9 o'clock, a. is., I shall attend at the office
aforesaid, to enter upon the execution of the
above order of Court, and shall continue from
day to day until my report shall be comple
ted. They ere requested to attend at the s
bove mentioned time aad place, with all
vouchers aad papers relating to the account
direectd to be stated and tattled.
R. W’ORTIIINGTON, r*e»V
Of the Cir. Sup. C. •/1*. If CA.J—J. C.
April 18, 1833—Ct.
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VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
In the Circuit Superior Court of !.aw and
Chancery for the county of Jdlersou, March
28th, 1833:
J—mt Icrdbr end ethers, PsAiKTirrs,
AGAINST
/sha W •Iptr't kein and others.
_ DinvDisn.
mut r__ T_•._ ... ...
t—--- -- . t IVUIWIIO^IOU,
having relumed hit report of the debt*
against the estate of Joha WaJper, and it ap
pearing, upoo motion, that several other cre
ditors have aot jet had their debts audited, on
motion of James A. Keroey and other*, cre
ditors, it is ordered that the Report be opttud,
aod that the Commissioner do further audit
such debts, stating their amounts and dignity
as may be presented to him, giviog the usual
notice to all creditors, and make report.
A Copy—Teste,
ROBERT T. BROWN, c. c.
CoMwiSMOMaa't Orrtca, >
Charlestown, April 17lh, 13J3. C
Person* interested in the above order of
Court, will please take notice that I have ap
pointed hetiwdey the latk d«y «/ .V«| %txl to
attend at the oflice aforesaid, for the purpose
of discharging the du’ies required in the a
bove recited order of Court, when aod where
they are requested to attend with their claims
against the aforesaid estate, prepared and
proved according to law; and the defendants
are al>o requested to attend, to shew cause,
I if they can, why said claims shall not he
audited against the estate aforesaid.
*• WORTHINGTON. CWr
tv -/L-u VK*rj*-c
aanovAL
M*eU C<(etraM4fc«c(M«
ARE NOW 80LD BY
1A1Mril> «*w», murooitr,
ChorhMownt mnd
joura a sAn xavoout.
flarptra - ferry,
WHO fc.t# just received, end offers
fcesslt, the flowing tried snd high
ly approved valuable Medio nee. *
Prevention better then Cure,
femove Anti-BiBoas Pilis, (25 mote
* fP- ^1U - P^t»y
"*'* b* P«*"" »•
•rerv sit us tree, sad of ovary sga.
•‘■^iil.T?T!*yil,**^y,y "•«««*
sae uacly use »f these Fills as * preventive
IW^T*** TeUsw, sad Malignant
fot AnUBiHou.
,b* •'injure of Noah Ridgel*
(late Michael Lae Is Co,) as non# others are
r.otttn inf • most
KSTlf J22? •"mov",#d ^ ■»
.Los’s Elixir, a sovereign remedy for coM», i
obstinate coughs, catarrhs, asthmas, sore
throats, and consumptions.
to*** Kervoas Cordial, an excellent medi
«*"• fossil nervous affeotioae^ weaknaas, pains
in the bach; loins, he- ^
F^o's Essence of MusTard.—No medicine
ever excelled this la earing rheumatism.1
sprains, bruises, frosted fret. Bee,
ing^m**** **** ***** ®»*Ph • never (hi)
<LVihl J5J*/*1** Ointment, oarmnted to
cam the Itch by one application.
Lev's Persian Lotion, an esc*first madi
" CUr'"C ’•"•'V'1** prtcklj
IW. T.n>^fa Mb. *n .IT«e
mat earn for the vaaamal and gsaerrhma.
meA^l rsUrC* Dn'ip*» »**•!» giro# im
uSii.XIr' wh“‘
Lae's Eye Water, s certain cum far sore
“/fir
Sr Ik. Ml of hMd
k*V.C«- PWS,. r„
• tfwym(| fOvM.
.* Icyc* w»—•—yaaaasa genome without
~M: £Ti N~‘
bJLHsodrtiU of Cases of euros perform
^.td hi* ^ **h“W* *rdicin*a[
44 th« hmit# of a newspaper
P«».ll/lft33 odJtMt.
Itdr lrM, ffr,
I HAVE no head, end iaund keeping s
general assortment of
piiOroim,
»f every description, suit.,
tblr for this neighborhood.I I
I'™*?.' T±. m MeCormleh
fouMa shovel and smgla shovai Houghs.
Jest received a large mtnrtmi at of Atones i
tT#l! •* * superior quality
*hwh I wo. .ell low for *mh
All kinds of Brass Castings done ss usual
it mj ohi aland.
rk . THOMAS RAWLI.XS
Charlestown, Merth 7. 15JX I
--———
,
Si MiRwie*
White P«m4—-at fifteen dollarsc
laap, tvasijr dollars tha ataaoa,
tha lat August, and forty dalhra
tnhn peal as anon aa the naft
be with fuel. (Parting with the
gnlar attendance at tha stand, forfeits tha in
aovanca.) la every oaa* My cents aaah to the
gvaom toha sent with the mare. Maras pul
by Urn leap or season last year that did not
prom with foal, will be insured this year Ibr
d*}****- Maraa from a distance will bo
fornlabad with padwafi wit bout any charge,
and grain, if reouired. el dm neighborhood
price*. Cere will be taken to avoid accident*
and escapes, but I will not bn accountable for
them.
INDUSTRY in a beautiful dark brown. 16
hards and a fourth sf so inch high, nine years
old this spring, and is une of the largest and
best formed lTioroegh.bted sons of but distin
guished sire (Sir Archy.) HI*performance*
under bU funner name, (Niger,) and bis pru
aont, name rank him a ilk the beat horse* for
epeed and bottom—and as a foalgetter he is
inferior to none, la one of hi* race* over the
Bah imore course, he ran 4 mite* in 7 minute*
sod 53 seconds.
PKDIGRKB.
INDUSTRY waa by Sir Archy, hi* dam
by Mail** Florae!, bis'grsnd dam Celia by Wil
dair, groat grand dam Lady Bofiagbroka by
Pantaloon, great great grand dam Cadi* by
K«og Herod, by Old Fearnought, out nf Kitty
Fisher; Cadia't dam waa Primrose, who was
got by Dove, who waa got by Cadis, who wa*
got by old Crab, who was got by Stilly, whnae
dam wa* Selima, who was got by the Godoi
pbiB Arabian.
PP.RFORMANCKS.
October, 1827, when 3 years old, he fan for
the post stake over the Newmarket course,
which be won in fine style. Neat week, over
•he Tree-kill course, be wos the swoop stake*.
Na*f spring, (4 years old.) ha was beaten
over Broad-rock nxm, * — i_a_n_
He *u then taken to
Baltimore, and woo the 3 mile heata, beating
Bachelor. Fall of tbe same year, at Wash
ington, he won the colts’ puma, 8 mile heats.
Next day he woo tbe jockey club purse. 3
mile beats, beating Mulatto Mary and others.
JJ*V *Hk' •* Bahimoee. won the 4 mile
*** B*cbe,or May, 1829, (then 3
year* old.) over the Washington course, he
won the 4 mile heats, beating Bachelor and
Hypona. At Baltimore, next week, he won
the jockey club purse, 4 mile heats. Next
fall he was beaten orer the Hagerstown
ceerae, id which nee he broke down, and
baa never started since.
INDUSTRY will oaty be permitted tu at
tend to four mares a day. at intervals of four
bour^ aml in no instance will this arrange
k# deviated from. Mares put by the
•eaaon thi# spring, that do not provn with
fo“» will be permitted to go to him through
out the foil season, without any additional
charge. HECTOR BE IX.
Frederick co., March 7, 1833—9t.
'rSk^rU*om*' /tfVrwn Ca. Jfpril 15,1833.
th*t 1 P«* ^ of my
mares to Mr. Hector Bell’s horse Industry
aat year, and that nine out of the ten proved
to be with foal. Two of them have already
brought celt*, which are Urge, handsome,
*?jl »ery promising. Industry is unquestlorw
ably a sure foal-getter. H
__MATTHEW HANSON.
njEMM JtOVJRM.
T"F ‘borough-brad horse Red
'I'iTlfc* •^iB* ••••on at
Jofc* *-•»»«•. •« Bunkar’a-llill,
the three last days of the week, and the
halaueeef the time at the atabU of Samuel
Cameron, at the Crow Hoads, leading from
‘•‘■w-nuT-S«iu bfu,i.
1*1 day of July next, wd 035 iM-tl
F**J^*C •Hh a mar* at irregular attendance
i« the etemia forfeit* tha inauranca. In every
eaaa 50 cant, eaah to tba groom. Anr ge£
lUmon putting fir* mar**, .ball hare the fifth
gratia, good pasturage, or grain and hay, for
*° bt ** ■*' »W*Bdr an modirat.
trrina. Care trdl 6a taken to prerent acci
dent. or eacapeai but we will not be account
able abould any happen.
RiiD movjm
'* •r^T’S' **? •or,el* 15» Hamfii high, 5
•*«* «f Sir Chart..*
or te coha. HI. sue and dam entitle him
. b “T*"? ,b* *** home in Virginia,
and no doubt He would Urn proved bimaelf
t>w* .u?f7*2uw*,e!3r* running hia
Li l wb#ch be wen in fine etyle, be was
•old, and waa bought by Mr. *k„
t'r4^rkTff' “7^* •* wh'€h *'■»# h was
•bought W waa able to run with any coh of
b“ JOHN LAMON,
H»UI. 1#u1A**UK*-^«ei*0!*.
ar*1*K:,MfiHr*,s-~R,» Reran,the property of
*nd rm*^<1 *7 Mr. Maker of
Okrerrirld, waa awed by SIR CHARI PR
who waa abed by Sir Areby, out of a CHiaen !
•are (aee American Turf Kegieter,) bio dam '
by the imported horse Chance, out of Celia.
Lady iiottinghrook, who waa by Fan«ej
^°*t I* r**f dam. Cedi*, by Wormier*.I
Urn* *VHm W**0" rrr^4'fh,,f' *' F™4
J*" kr ot Jib. M 5 Crrt'AT?
BENJAMIN MOODY,
Feb. 33, |«3. M. JOHNSON.
J£4? hiJSr0*:!.**0* *• *• mkiit
.4*4: .°wt* <* >^!y Bo*.
,[r4,rW^.°f'. M *• h»« brother to
»w«o. who ia n nee bone of tbo firm order
mTmaaiinf. James j. harhison,
^W.ktfrr-tawm
imUrHeiir fro* ,u# I Will
v! ., Me deni obe ia Onw 16 ynn aid.
•d esnM not be Uughi far *1 iuo
____F. F. MOIMF.AU
po« a* b,
Mw.kll,un "* tlrVt*^M>
Bund—signs*) bkn pi—tort to — ,
M ammotog tt tot public, tool to h-dfs
otttftd a aatt—iga re—ady toe both tto
Chronic tad Ulna—low Tr—if——k
ate— Wb to cart wheat tha di—a— b Uriel
ly ■hn—arte, aad the —adictot taken agree
■My «t the direct tan* which am—naaj each
battle.
I aa u—arable It Hate— aright be given of
the happy effect* aad powerful rirtoea of
tbie prep—atlaa.to tha care of the above very
painful aad l—luring dlss—* again— who—
reai—la— attache tbe artillery of Medical Pc*
eaee bee an lea— beta directed to veto. Bat
the Bari— of tbw diwotiaa wdl not admit of
to—togaB the ts-imsaisssaJ caHihaei— of
aa— pirk—il by it. Tha fottsvtog wdl
aarva — a aped—ea at the great member of
others, equally —rang, which the aabaerib—
h—now tohia pasimriso uaa io a letter from
Mr. J.IL Thames. whaheaps tbe Claba law,
— tbe eerw— to ktorhet tad Howard streets.
Bah • mere, — follows:
CM» Jaa, Ma/li mwre.MmreX 30tt, 1831.
Dsaa Sta: I have to ep ftoaily. a young
icted with
forded per—a—wt relief. Heartog to your
Aati-Bbeua—tic Medicine, I procured sou—,
aad twebotltoaof it cured b— perfectly.—
have the grataful acknowledgments to
r *aa*aced her ta health
say be— wish— for year
with this valuable discovery.
I a— respectfully your obedient wrvt,
J.-H. THOMAS.
Ma. Patbick O'Nbisl, Fred—icktowa, Md.
H'itHomi Pti, Md.
j Ma. P. O’Nsrta,
Dear Sir: Waiving all objections generally !
made by medical gentlemen again— talent |
Medidmee, deeming it e duty 1 owe to the
public, 1 shell relate tbe following ca— which
caa— under ray immediate observation: Mrs *
W., a lady aged 34, laboring under all the i
pains aad toiseri— the natural companicns of
| a rheumatic affection, called on me lor roedi- j
cal ad nee, after exhausting all tbe remedies!
which are prescribed in those cases to ao ad
vantage, and b— case assuming a chronic
form, which it always lew tractable, I candid
ly told b— that tha disc—a was beyood tbe !
control to my judgment. She became indue•
•d to try your medicine, aad pleasing to re
late, when tbe second bottle was finished the
enlargements of bee joints subsided, pains
vanished. She is sow able to attend to her
domestic concerns aad experiences no incon
venience whatever. Such results arising from
the use to a new medicine,but too little known,
it deserves further trial and investigation; and
I hcsilste not to averring, that in such ca—s
where our res—dies fail and nature her—If
proves incompetent, that Mr. P. O'Neill's
medicine will be a valuable auxiliary ia alle
viating and removing effectually the miseries
incident to this disease.
Yours very respectfully,
JA'S FITZPATRICK, M. D.
(TAT1JJJS CURE rOR RUEUMJEttSM.
We ore eel in the habit of expressing an
optmoo of the efficacy of* patent medicines,
but ie the case of the above mentioned rente*
dy for rheumatism. We feel called onby prim
aplea of humanity to state that it hae bed
the moat surprising effects. The investor is
sgeatieman in ebom the greets* reliance
can be pieced, but he he* other than his owe
tmtimoey ia fevor of tbo medicioo which be
operate the public. Clergymen. Physician*
and these whs have been reflevedjheee heme
voluntary witness to its aetothsbing efficacy,
andtheee w bo>re the mRfartutJ to he af
flicted with this distressing complaint may be
assured of rebef by resorting to this remedy.
[ fVsm the Rahitmrm ChrmideJ
For sole at their Drug Store in tfarpers
Fetty, by
DR. JAMES ANDREWS k Co.,
„ _ .igentt.
N. n. Also, a general assortment of Family
Wedismes, Confectionaryr Fruits. Garden
ke. kc , te be bad at tba Baltimore
retail price*.
P.S. Physicians' prescriptions put up te
the best manner, and their orders, at reduced
pnoee. DR. JA'S ANDREWS k CO.
March 28, 1813.
NICHOLAS SHULTZ,
Jtnptrmut Mrrdkuu TmiUr,
■ Vivivn i.l.. __. .
n ~ ,,'*,M** wcunira
•• • atom by Caleb Wall, directly op
psm.fc N. 1 ttzsinimon'a Tavern, in Harpers
terry, offer* to the public, on accommodating
Wrius, a choice and handsome selection ot
Seasonable and Fashionable OOOZ>8« for
gentlemens wear. The following comprises
Id* atock in part: Superior Black, nine,
Browa. Mulberry Oreen, Hide Hrecn, Mulber
ry Steel miied, and l>rab OIMTMM - \1
a» ■ CaeahMeria, Blue, Black, btriped, Paw a
and mixed A splendid assortment of Fncliah
figuredsilk Vesting*, Plain and Valencia A
handsome aMortmcat of tilovc*, Silk and
Linen Pocket Haadkerebiefa, I lose and hall
do., Cravats, Stock*, Su«p« nders, he. fcc.
The above are n selection of the latest im
portations, tlie colour* of which will bo war-1
Onrment* of every desmp
rlce W ^ hi order at the shortest no
Nor. 90, ld»_tf.
* * «»rmento that ere bought elaewhcrr
and brought to Ihm establishment, will be
"*•£**? '*»***•* notice, and war- j
ranted to flti if not, they need not be taken
N. S
f> The above eMablwbment has been re
pied by N. Fitzstoimoee.
March 14, InU.
WTnsnmi naimii
ANTED, immediately, a large quan
tity of the following kinds of Thu
i*tw ■ •
follow and White /»«nr.
JtU kmdo of Ouk,
'>l °f*** Curled and Sugat '
Cherry, Walnut, Jhh,
J ft chary, and JjHuet.
Por litiUr of this description, the CASf|
tnf a fair wne« according to length end 1
luality, wilt he given, when delivered at11
Harper*-Ferry I >
dJP-The maple, cherry, and welnul, should ''
y* dug up.and the «op*eut of about three fe. t 1
tbove »he forks. An wkMioaoi price will be J
N*f®HMfctfca and toot end*, tt dug up !
f^Seeaitinf.fcr. can be furnished to bill 1
it a*hogt notice. i
Ji’lirH I- SMITH, HA,
w, ». i*» L *•» * o ;
B1.ANKN
Of grott ftritef, For Ml •< <*M fwgt,
I
J VlmiMmii* Trmct
CONTAINING NOG AQUB MUmied
ft tract
seedy bound# ai dbs flat rttraM, rad it fta
lily ttmberwd vidlMaal
It MMN, will lad • ywaWy at Namaaac mm
ft* load, tod *mr aaay »<> quarry. Tab latpraaa.
manta aee a andl duelling house and several awl
AUO FOR lAUt,
A TIAOT 08* LAVD eoalainftg
about I JO aorro, immediately bounding on the
riw Potomac, and adjoining the afcou tract.—*
Tbi* m known no Lrponi'o Mill tract, and mm.
toft# aboat «0 acre* «4 ft* bottom Und, which is
awry productive ft all kinds at graft. TU im
prove-ants uaiawftrUkb Dwelling lloax.
*. Mad Bara, and Out tloawi; a ftft. •
Me Country Mill, in good .wd«-r, and 1
**•**, capable at doing nny
■ gfiiontitr of tawing. Them mill* in I
aiftnlcd an th* rteer Plutonian, ami
decidedly ft* aaact valuable Mill Property on
the Hver. Throa tracts wilt he artd tapther or
aauarale, to suit puvftcn. Par particulars, in*
M«uru at CKOKCP. MHKNT,
Near Hancock, or
JACOB LEPAKl),
Lining cn the premia*a
April », IU1>A
LAMB rOB SAZaXS
M WublU alNCliM.
IN pursuance off the hut will of Jacob Da*
kor, sen. deceased, the subscriber wiH of
fer for sale, ew Saturday /Ac lift ,/ May mmol,
ft public auction, all the real estate off which
the said Jacob Baker died seized, constating
uf * TIAOT OF ZaASD dkatad oa
the north kirk off the Hhenandoah river, not
far above the junction of tha two branches,
containing between 400 * BOO A GILES
—of which a good proportion is first rate low
ground. The improvement* on this tract at*
a da riling hutboa, a large barn, stables, black*
smith shop. kc. More than half the laud ft
covered with timber, for which a convenient
market (nay be found in Front Hoys! and other1
places in the neighborhood. There is also, a
good mill scute on the nrer,with an admirable
situation fora dam.
Also,another tract situated on the drams of!
Crooked mo, containing about
w., 330 .f VUES,
W ith a comfortable dwelling, a new bam ami i
Other flftrccouaw V.-.-_ wi .
-4 —- L'l mcipii .
P* . this tract is also in timber, most of
which is of first rate quality.
Terms of sale—Owe-1had cash and the re.
®*du®. m throe equal annual instalments, the
purchaser giving bond and a lien on the land
~ ,7?'™ %r dtferT*d payments. The sale
will take place at the dwelling house on the
river tract, between the hours of 19 m the
morning and 5 io the afternoon.
Persons disposed tp purchase, ran view the
premises at auy time by applying to the sub
scriber, living on the first mentioned tract, or
Jaeob Kuker, jr. living oo the other tract.
M. D. BAKER, Eaecutor.
Frederick co., April le, H33.
IliIwaMe tWe0er$oH JLaati
FOB BAZA
FB^IIE subscriber, being desirous to remove
the \\ est, now offers for sale,the Farm
upon> which he resides, on the main road lead
“* fro— Battle town to Charlestown, and
withm an hundred yards of Bullskin run, cow
^n^SJPf-ACaUS Of good Limestone
ZsAJVZL BI acres of which are ia bnWr.
Thh land U in » good state of cultivation,
and m quality not inferior to any in the valley.
For health, there is not a more desirable si
tuation in the country. This property is also
convenient to a merchant and saw mill, and
2.“ l*° upon it—one near the dwelling
The improvements are a comfortable Duel
Kid' with a portico in front, t>
^HTjTj^kiU hen*, a meat hftuse, corn
aild all of
AHHI which have recently undergone
a thorough repair. There is also
an Orchsrd of apples, peaches, p
pears, Itc. BSSKp
Any gentleman in search of a
pleasant sitvation. could not suit bunselrTct
tcr than to embrace the opportunity now af
forded. The terms will be msde accummo
dating. This notice will not be continued
any length of lime, as the property will be
hi market until disposed of. Per terms an.
ply to (ke subscribe/. i
JAMES FLORE.
Mount Pleasant, April 41_tf.
K.I?KB7T,feh? mbor* ProPrrly “ mat sold
I?* Au*u* “«**, •< will then be
•old publicly, at which time the terms will be <
made known. j » |
•f IMiuabie Tract of W,anti
FOB BAZsZL
PflR sale, a Tract of I .and, known as SyL .
san tiroic, in Berkeley county, Vn. ly-j
***** J||*ll Creek, and enolaining slioul,
200 AO&JB3, The land M of limestone ,
Mill, and canal m ferlilits ■<> >»
rrninty. It has a snffic-ieney of wood lafu'l
r«.r all accessary purpo-e* . »ud there it on the I
pma-Hcs. a g-«xJ Slone ltwel* “
ling MOtKI., 43 feet by 27, with
a convenient (Inna h lichen.
family room adjoining—u i
a dairy, a gw,*! log b:»rt>, with a .
ingentirely around it; a smoke
rlage house, and ke house. There t* aleea!
(mail Orchard of rbou-e I'M LIT,
HhI a beautiful avenue of to< o ; 3E&3jH*t
m e, from the -rrat i'u<l to theWP39§fi) '
bouse. mfonaatM n in regard
lo terms.fee. application may be tnadtTw^r
liew II Stephenson at llarp^y™ or
Li I. M. ISh,glass at Charleatoan ^ i
l>cc 2i», |XM.
IWmio ^rio Crtpeny
TOM »AT.«
S\IJ that well known prop, rt»
called HOCK* El.l. Mil l.s. JEJd .i,
;*rn rmf",T* V »'«'•» 1 Ur Mill liouw i
* .ub^antiul and comae hJ mua. It is built of
“* k,**lh »*J forty la w-ith. I
ui1 iT* rt‘M,r.v a1* «*•*•“»• ,0«r rua of
2"*’u furnished with ail n*c«.
J2 *!*rh,0»fy * tha utest and most ate
r°;*d ruostructloa. There i. attached tWrlT !
•™** *,#«» ground, on which .land
L * dT M* * ••“rra* house, and
in nmee, together u ith good stabling. There
k* a* f***"*S * thriving |oung O*.
nard, axlluri acre* of the ground w. river
^ •*» h'ghly productive a* meadow —
ihc mill m situate immediately on the mar
[* •* Wvoaaodoah river, rrom whence it
krtvea aft abundant and never failing suualv
f water It ia acedles* to add, that Hum
fertile and highly improved rouMt
» the State, and its loeal utuatv.*, as regard
•u,T,y ®f »bcat ami other gram, m part*,
ulariy favourable for terms of »ela, appl*. j
at ion may be made to the tubaeriber
I>*t 77, I?Tv JAMES HITE
ron aumiJ?,
ATSACT a4 LAND, purchased of Tv
lob Sole, containing Ml acres, |
irtired, and bn* two or three fine 'print
Dm Turnpike road from Baltimore via m.< j
berdstown to W inchester, mil pavs Uuouc i
Also, anotkar Tract, containing 1>I acres,
lying on Urn sama rood, and bounded bv t»p«
n crook, with batwoaa 30 and 40 am • i
_i bstlun, and kna 9 or 2 good spring* -
a » kite sulpkur, vary mack frequents <i .lur
ing the mason, and Bowing out of a ljrv •
Ant reek all around it. One of these farm* ts
bt mi tided by the main rood, and u well im
pended—both lying in I'rvdrrick ecuiity
weil timbered, and has n quantity of tkt a«ic.«
on each farm.
Also, another small lot of l.ao*l, in tho
*nme county, and oa Ike same road, contain*
ing j acres, one half meadow, the IwUm c in
fine timber. This tract would salt a trad*. -.
man, cooprr, shoemaker, er any person only
wanting a small lot. There is a Muring and
rtrading water on it.
Also, anoths-r Traci, containing 240 acres,
Ijuig ia Morgan county, and on ,1m- |*oU»mae
river, all io timber. As the canal will pvi
along lha bottom through the land, it will
he very valuable, aad the timber will be in
great demand.
A!so,anoUierTract,containing »0acres.lying
on the main road from Martinaburg to liatb,
with a dwelling house aad cellar, and a small
orchard About 30 acres are rkarvd, and .»
*»c fi acres of meadow, and has a good spring
and running water on it. This prope rty woui.l
answer for a pubiie house, as it is about half
**2
These lands will be sold low, anJ I will
take io payment, Negroes er mosey.
Atiy person wishing to purchase, may ap
ply to U»e subscriber living in Jt tkrx.n conn,
ty, Virginia, oa the maiu road leading from
Shepherds town to Hiac bestir, and within 3
antes of Middkwae.
TlioM.ls CAMPBELL.
reb. 21, le33.
Ilaiaabie I.and for Sale.
FrV*E undersigned, exeeutoes of the last
M. will and testament of David Hunter,
dec’d, will sell the TRACT OF LAND com
mon)) called the Smokctown farm, supposed
.to contain aim hundred acres.
PHILIP C. PENDLETON,
JOHN STROTHER.
Martinsburg, Jan. 17, lr-33.
AFRESH supply of the above just re
ceived and for sale by
WM. CLEVELAND.
March 7, 1$33.
JFremh Garden Seeds.
•I U8T received and for sale,at the Charies
towa Apothecary and Book Store, a large,
supply of GARDEN SEED of the last year's
raising, vis:
Early York Cabbage, Cabbage Lettuce
Rad Pickling do Tcnnisball do
*'°,r do Early Cilicia do
Green and yellow 8a- Parsnip fc Carrot re. d
do Pepper Grass do
I^rgc drumhead do Cherry Pepper do
Early and late Caulir Cayrnne pepper do
*>«er White Brocoli
Early Frame Peas Bunch Squash
Dwarf Marrowdo Crooked W inter do
Turnip Beet Kiting's club do
k allow k red do Vegetable marrow do
Lo*g rooted purple do ('orouuut Sauadi
w h,*e solid Celery, Early red Turnip Ra
W kite Egg Plant dish
Early yallow (6 week) Early Salmon do
snap Beaos Early acarlet do
Late long white do
Early Frame Cucum- White Onion seed
l*-*r Rad tree do. sets
Early cluster do I arge red tomato seed
Long green do Early Dutch Turn ip
CamlmaW ater Melon seed
Green Citron Melon, Salsify or vegetable
for mangoes oyster seed
Lavender seed Pumpkin seed—vrry
line.
The f.uvgolng, with others which the sub
scriber ha. on band, :.ml chiefly of his ow n
raising, n.uke his asortiurnt lor the present
sea»ou very complete.
JAMES BROWN.
Jen 54, 1**33.
WA8HINCTOV OOUMTY
BANK.
BHlRteeu-J’cr/, Fbr^.ry I./, H33.
V a Resolution of th« Hoard of DsrreUu-.
of this Ifi.litylion, the following stale
and rates bare been adopted for Ike gorerit
asent of the ofliccr* thereof, in received dept.
sites of motley,U> a limited amount, subnet to
Interest, via : *
«vr uepotiia* payable H* ■%
I P" o„. Of
«■•*• » *all Me mned bear- f & ,*.r
ini interval at the rate J r
For deportee pa%ahfe ^
l^r of
ttli«-at«>e*halH*c imw d U*-jr. f 4p,fCaM
m» uitrrrat at the rate J
l’<*r d<-pM*ife- payable tie* -»
ty dam eMre dreaoad. rvftit»- I ,er Mmtn of
ralr**b»|| be i,*.,„d br»r- f 3 per cent
mf inter* *t »| iba rate J
My order,
... fl , * *fO»if£«, CatMer.
let*. 14, |M33_|y.
I harlrxtotrn .ieadrmy.
TIIX lahNrihrr r^pe.ifoiw inform* the
p*iolie, that in tiro »,f (he i •
kle nation of iLe Her Mr Jon**, «, »*, | „ ”
till mV WC" rrM»«»P«‘ of thi«
acgw sssiswara
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