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Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-07
Removal.

The fahlcrhSr hereby informs bis friends and Cuff
4 TONERS that he has removed to BERWICK. All
thoe who indebted hun feque0ed make inn
mediate payment, TO bin his ihop DozgbtYs Tall.
George WARREN, at Portland and all hoie who
hAve any demands jon will pleaie forward their
accounts TO KIN for aojaament.
And th0f. Of his euaomers who have any commands
win pleae call him above, where he carries the
Clock & matchmaking
Bu6oefs end keeps coananty fr fals variety oil War
r.uted CLOCKS and WATCHES-Watch Chains, KEYS
and Seals AYo,
Silver spoons Silver, Pearl and common sleeve But
Silver Thimbles; Silver, PLACED and leel Knee
Buckles &c. &C. Abner Rogers.
Be,svist, iath Mo. A4th, 1905.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-07
lNlTICE.

HoMAs CUMMINGS, who was mate of tie brig
EdspGxd, of Portland, in October lat, on Ms paf-
Gge fIom Liverpool Bolon fell from her main yard
and drowned There being balance OF wages dae
from the fubferber he will pay the fame deHand
his legal representatives, upon their producing proper
evidencethefecfI n ISAAC AILELhAN
PoEflAd. Has. 4. y ~. - ! 7. -
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-07
POLAND.

NOTICE IS hereby given to the nonrcfdent prcpEie-
~ tors of Land lying in the Second Divi6on Of Lots
in the town OF Poland, in fhe county Of Cumberland
that hefOiowing Lots taxed 10 the bills COMMITTEE
to the uhlcFbcF eeltce for the year of our Lord
one thouland eight Hundred tive. ~
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-07

furniih nothing latisfa6tory on the iu5)ectt
Of Llvajion, or of the general concerns OF
Europe Expectation is all alive Tor intel
gence.momently expected from the other
Gde the Atlantic.
The ST. Chiaopler's Gazette, ofNav. !, con
tains an aa which after on. 40, r8o3. impofes a
TAX npoR non.refderts and her agents, of tsvz
PER ttm VA all merchandise. sc. fold therein BY
q9i9ieae, and fte duty Of fps bs, tsaF on all which
is iold by retail
Ayno1e ether ptovi1ons in the italian Republic
we 6nd above 500 600 lvres Tor public inlru6tion.
And we find that provi'ion is made for the re
eaab hment Of the Calvina uoiverGty at Geneva
and feeeral proieGars are appointed. The court
81 Munich has 70, among its many purpofes for
the good of its fnbi .as, direae1 its attention to
the advantages of education. 1t has oppoled the
caurie Of education in the J1uits College, and it
has provided Profeforfhip OF commerce at Wur,l-
ikurg. one Of It's univerlitiss. Even the pope ha:
not made the ufuai esaeaions upon the new arch
bithop OF F'snkfor..-Loa pap.
The following Is natement of the births, marriages
and deaths in the town of Portland during the year 1895
BIRTHS 75o
Marriages, rs
Deaths. ioS
VI thS numpet 81 deaths ~ were Arangefs.
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sparrigu
In this tswn. by the Rev DR. Desnc, Mr. StSbsa Long
azO, Attorney at Law, Nfs Zipab WsgToorb, daGgh
ter Of the Hon. PeIeg Wadfworth.
- MIR. Ell Piose to Mrs Betfy Wbhs.
AT Falmouth, by Rev c. Bradley, Mr. Samuel Dunbar
to Miis 44dgda Noyes-Mr. jain R4r Mfs Eisbetb
Jo5.faa
AT Gray Mr.. Tgsp5 LoAy to Mrs Lucy waLtv,
AT Raymond, Mr. Luber Gay to Mfs Polly Ce@--Mr
Henry Jaaiiou TO Mills Asy Bsyo@-Mr Henry J0rdln to
Mifs PsHg Shsoatoa.
Col French Adsir Of the Grampan Hi TO Mils AsnS
D9zvrmsT, of Rocky Hill Virginia.
At Baltimore, By Bhop Carol, Mr.. Jerome Bouspsyfe
brother TO the French Finn Coniu the beautiful Mfs
Ehsabetb Paff.yjSa.
AT Salem, Mr.. William II Moody to Milf Sal, league.
::::::::::::
Dun,
In this town. Mr.. Samuel Hoaglia,, aged So.
At New Bedford, MIR. EpB,sia Ke~efor aged 10. He
role IN the morning ia apparent health but hory COM
planned IF multiplication, and died in few minutes.
AT Otisfeld, Miis Nary Cobb, aged 10.
AT Bottom widow Eh=4betb Req aged 49,
In Ruia, the Great Duchefs Helena PGzUlasgas, lfer TO
the emperor AIexandcr
AT Newport Rev SamSeI Hsskius. aged IS.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-07
p1sroN. tAN. 1

B9sToN, JAN. 4.
We have letters from Wilmington, dated two
dys later than the day on which the late r1boyted
dpei b:swcen the Vice Pe6ient, and Gen. ,ckfon
f4id - have BEEN fought, and no mention
whatever is made oft. Its probably Tome :. Nor
Tx 5ore,'
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-07
Cumberland Iurnplke.

r. .1oAS WooD, Ckrk gffbe Conamittes r. sssz-ssi
ne a5lirs Of TIE Psopretors 81 tas Fra c4a5s,is
Tarepiks.
'tiE Iabicrbers, being the MAJOR pact Of faid Coma
l.. tee, dsret1 YOU to notify aud warn a,rrtng ct &
proprietors, 10 meet Ssib Lss6ys svefassia
on Thurfdsy the ssesfb Y January nszt, at tep n
o'clock IN the forenoon, al the following
viz.
I. To choofe Moderator. A.g4 @.&s II
a. To ehoole Corlmiuee, Clerk, Treafurer ard 81
other officers, E,ay DC nesearY for the enlung
3. To vote fach funls ot monsy they asiadgc
cehAry for Completing fad Turnpke, aad Tor oicsai
the pence already laid out in making the fans, and
lueh other p1rpofrs as they may jecm-necsdzfg. &
4. To fec If she faif propIietors will pay Aryp1N
The expence at the Dixie and Dam the uor,hetg ~
4 Duuion river, which has been built sn ~
i they will be at any part of the expenee GA "a
her Dam over faid rlverS and to vote It's
ngy 4, 81. q x.e.
S. To vote apy further matters OF things 1 sriay'
neceAaIy respecting he affairs of r4d cooperation; WI
ther rcfpects rAGng money the rules and reguatit
Tor managing the affairs Of fsid .corpo etion
ROBERT sou rfGATE,
EBENEZER LIBBY.
Scarborough, Deesn.Jsy. Ioib 1903,
Puriuant to thc foregoing order, ~
by notify and warn the pgopriesors OF faid Tul
meet ths time. place, za9 for the purpofcs al
toned.
JOHN WOOD. csok ssy4i, q
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-07

Leave has been given in the Houfe Of Repre'en
falSes of South Ca,olna for the introduction OF a
bill to repeal the law which declares negroes bro't
into that Gate tree Th.repeal of the law which
prohibits the introduction Of African negroes has
alto beea moved.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-07
@a5ette.
PORTLAND. SATURDAY, JANUARY !. 1894,

-. ssss;i
Our corrsfpondsnt at Wilmington, tas obliged
MS with a correct copy Of Mr.. Tracy's Speech, on
,he con(Gtational queaion; the publication of
which we commence this day. We hope every
perfon attached 10 the laws and contribution of
,ise United States, will give tia fair and. candid
psruial--For 10 thefe days Of innovation s abnfe,
it becomes, all 10 look around them for correct
Information on inbjeas relating Immediately to
our nationafweliare - Relative TO The important
ouellon on which this fpeeeh treats. We think the
following padase from The celebrated letters OF
Junius firstly applicable -" Tbs dearelt interets
" of this country are lis Laws, and IT'S ConItitn-
ton. AgarR every attack Epon thefe, there
:. viii boPs always be found among US the
6rrea fp 'rit cfreGasnee, hyperion to the united
{" efforts Of faaion andambition. For ambitloo'
s.though il does not always take The lead OF fac
lion, will be fuie in thsent to make the mott
"faa advantage OF il, sand draw 'it to its own
purpoles.-=But trua that there is fund Of
.'eood feofc in this country which cannot long be
deceived by the arts either of lalls realoning
q falfe pAtriotifn."
For The honor and welfare of this country, We
hope foon to fee this prediction verified.
Congress does nor appear TO be doing much at
prefnt. The falary bill has been before the
Houie, after receiving feveral amendments in tie
SsDate---one OF which was 10 give The Po0mater
General 1000 dollars inaead Of 3eoo The
lloufe did concur 10 this amendment, and 70 the
buGnels reas at Prefent
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-07
wAsHlNGroN, DEC. q

A Refou.ion approving the conduit of the pre-.
Tent adm'piltraton Of the United States, paT d HE
h9uf- Of Repr eientatives of South Carolina. yes
7i-Noes 8.
Eighteen members declined voting.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-07
Latcet fran Enrobe Z

The lateR accounts we have had from
Europe, were received at this port, on
the sth December !-Of courle we can
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-07
KEwYnRK. prc. 70.

motion FIR adjourning the Senate of The u
State, during theholdAys, was loa by the eating
vote of the Vice Pseliiert
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-07
Henry QulNBy, +. III. fame
TAKE NOTICE.

lake, NOTICE.
TXTHERHAS FtIzABeTH ENstTr late wife Of @7 40 CAr
Wv Jefi. OF Edgcumbe ia the county ltrealn IL
been reprsfene by the Selettmen OF laid 1oNn. IA
Hon Ja"afbs by'e~'a Efq 'adse q Probate m FIRE
County, TO be eepa @eHh,, and nespahle tslk a
of herftlf sud porey taid Judge has d ''
appoint the fp9ir9r . her guardian ana whJ enjoy in
ad Elizabeth has eeped t N ms the mnfcri.gr ftH
therefore TO forbid any Isrion enerainiag nall ~ ~
her any accounts as will pay esut 81 i0,Sn4n
Eizabefhs during hcl .bsnee. " ast ss.t
he ~i b: taken proper care Of by Feau.a
MOst5s DsAh
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-07
Hard Ware Goods.
BIZ LITE ARR1Y.4Ls FROM ENGLAND
WILLIAM COBB ARD.

TIAS received large anortment of sADDL cry,
III CUTLERY. IRONMoNGRRY. and HARD
WARE G0oDS, which areS for iale his fore in Md
fe-Sirst by wholel4le and retail.
asa .di AJp, .J4Il1L|
Ioby s & 9 by 7 Brifol Grown Window
Clafs; shotti Sheet IRON o,,a, IS IS thread Cod
and log Lines Mill Saws Iron shoves and Spades i;
trying Pans Cut and wrought Nails Block tin Tea
Pets sc. &c
IN a56rtmeat Of
Gilt and Mahogany framed LOOKING
GLASSES.
+ Portland, NsV. II, 1905 (oavftN
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-07

Capt Johnfon who failed FROM this port on Tuefday
laf, in leaooner belonging PaamAquoGdy, for Boi-
ten ending the form ncreae attempted put back; but
the erra became 70 violent about O'Clock drive
her afhore in Mers cove VeTel wrecked part of he
cargo faved--no lives lol
SSef Margsst-The Bottom Gazette of Thuriday Ian,
gives the following particulars of the diaer which
y happened to the Margaret, Of this port -
The aoop Margaret capt Dutch Of and from Portland
for this port, aore Fawn Bar in the har-
Dor, on Tnefday morning Ian, where fie remained the
principal part of1hc day. when e drncd over and run
on Deerland beach The ps1rngers IA in numberl got
aihore thar evening fate, bur with much difficulty. Her
cargo contcd of about hhds OF Sugar, neatly all vii
be lon; 90 hhds of Moaes, the principal part Of which
wall he faved and quantity of Coffee, about lbs
Of which will be damAgedthe veGel it is expected win
not be got of. Is s...s
Spt, Jaa lat 20, 40, long "a, brig Fame, Freeman
1; days from St Thomas for Portland.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-07
LA I'd y " n IL,
JAJgs Of he Digria Corys q Haioe D9fei7.

UNITED STATES,
Dlia IF Mlins, December 40. 1895 i.
NOTICE is hereby given to the GrediF-
ors of 0LTYER DUNNELL, OF Portland, il
fad DGra, trader, againa whom Comp'ifi n q
Bankruptcy have duly Rued proceeded upon, that
they may be heard they fec rhfe the Iu&ge Gid
Diria Court, on sbYsdaly, 9s IN 9sy q Etas,y 1881
his dwelling homie in York agant making and Aa~ieg
certificates OF dilchase lasd Bankrupt before whizs
time exceptions toluch allowance may heexh'hted
DAVID SEWAAI,
TEsse sf TIE Dlri7 Csa,t II Niias.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-07
BARTLETT ADAMS,
Springfield, DE-. as, 1905

MAKES Stone StOVs Fire Placet--a me-
dunn between Frankln's and Pains Patent Stoves
includes all the good qualities Of both, without any Of
their ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS half the wood
FIRE place confumes, aud be rquaiiy and COM
fortable-and are fure remedy for imoaky rooms
PorAsaS, Dee -, 1909. Y
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-07

: Governor MKeau, of PenniyIvania. lately Cent
ack bill which had paGsd the Legislature, and
ro1ed it be ancasftistional a0h republican and IN
u, it has nevertheless again pAGed the deuioerAt
legi14ure almoa unanimouay. But ttef= things
ow ceafs 20 fnrprize The bill es.snA he p0eOtr
14qices, aud snlS a6ridge, 5s triaftyj jury But a
najoity Of the democratic Legislature arc Jsstcef !;
md thai accounts for the mearre.
Profecutions for libel, all the rage at the fou,h
ward ince the truth of charges is no longer to be
admitted in evideAce.
.Bonaparte has demanded Gaetber loan Of Ham
burgh Of half million Of dollars, which has been
refnied-
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-07
In.
Jerks Maine Marine Liz.
Port Of l9OrtIamu.

g M.y.,eisA s,,ivsA s'tSi, p.,,G.e. ,iss.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-07

II no pcrfcn fal appear to dcharSe fad taxes and
all naceiiary intervening charges, before Monday
the fifth day of March neFt, at of the clock in the
forenoon, at the dwelling houe Of Capt John T Merrill,
in faid town-Go much of the iaid Lots of Land as will
be iucent dfchargc tho fame, will then and there be
fed public auction the hghea bidder according TO
law.
Jofeph Fernala, CoAst7or.
DsxS Pasai, December SO, 1893,
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-07

NOTICE is hereby given d ~ : =
fcrber has been dny appointed - - p
e1ate and ,hcels of pes o. INC
WILLIAM WIDGERT, IvN Of m
in the Diaria Of Maine, trader, a bankruptA'
fons having any ~ his Effects requirG Ell per-
the fame and all perfons indebted, are eak dehver
make immediate payment 10 Poni~
JOHN DEERING,
Po,fapI YIN T. Fs
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-07

PARTNERSHIP DISSOLVED,
TIVE Snbfcrlbers hereby give uotice, that
j this day by mutual Honienr, diao,ved thelVt
ner fhip IN huhnefs, they tbercloie regueH ak
having any .emauds againd them, 20 preiept tiets
William Reed tor iettlement; auo all Who are X
to make Immediate payment, ~
HENRY RI
A Ia u
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-07

For the honor and wesare of this country, W
hope foon to fee th, prediction verified.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-07

FIcur wears old last spring, 4 beautiful well
- for ned brown hay horse. imported last fan by
Wiliam Lighitoo;, ESQ. and now his property.
fifteen hands three inches and half high, full of
strength. health and vigor, and inferior TO no
horse 'irher for speed or bottom of fine bone
and m l,cie and unequaed activity; win stand
1T nay tables this season, ia Powhatan county,
20 miles above Richmond, on James river, and
will BE- lot to mares N Three Guineas the leap,
paid down. and Si.; the season. with Is 81 10 the
groom; bpt the season may be discharged by the
payment OF 90 dollars on OF before the lsi Novem-
Der The season VII end lst August GOOD and
extensive pastures Gratis, and servants found
while attending their mares. No responsibility
tor involuntary escapes on accidents.
This horse has not run many races but his per-
fornances Will sufficiently justify the oi.:uion of
Lord Srosvcuor and his son, WHO certify ;ha. they
considered him ;he best three year old in En-
gland, which may be seen under their hands and
seals.
In October 1898. at NEWMARKET, he won a
sweepstakes of 400 guneas Q subscribers at
200 guineSs each, half forfeit. colts carrying s
stone SID illies g stone. beating Sir Harry, Mr
Cootson's b. by Sir Peter, Mr.. Pe,rn's b c.
Yong Javein, Sir Franc,s S.andish's ch. Split
Pigeons to 4 a-aisSt Admiral Nelson, to 4
against Sir Harry, 8 % ! against Split Pigeo .
aud 10 - l against Young javelin.
In 1910 ~ won = svsepst&ses ofI50O guineas,
II subscrbe,s A. 600 aiEeas each, beating, Lord
Egreniours ,. c. by PreceptUr, out Of Bob Tail,
Mr.. Perrin's h. c. Iavcn, and Mr.. Goiliug's
Eoaster--S to on Admiral Nelson In 1860,
he gor SO much injured ia his praaice that he did
nor come ON Inc inf again until 1903 when he
won pu'se Of T. 50. miie heats, beating seve-
raj ine horses-Ses Sporting Magazine for this
year.
Il = 6 RE
ADMIRAL NELSON was bred by Lord
Grosveaor. got by John Bull, anl loaed in 1875 f.;
his dam Olivia, By Justice; her dar Cvpher by
Squirrel ont OF Fr,bble'S dam, by RegHus.-See
Suppetnen mt 20 the Stud Book page 81.
JOHN HARRIS.
n. Notes for the six guneas must be sent
with the mares. w3m
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-07
A R C H D u K E,

7 ATELr imported frurn London. was on. ny
- Sir Peter roszl-, (the fsa Stallion now IN
Englaudl his dam Hora,ia By Old Ec,inGe. (un-
doubte6iy the fro Stallion d his day) III. gran
dam Coun;eis by Blank famous fon Of the Co
dolphin Arabian, with many cher excellent cror.
fes-A hortc CT better blood than Areh6uke was
never RATED: he is iull brother to Mr. Teszlc
and Stamford, both in high repute, and 70 are the
whole toek. Countefs (hi, granoani) has bred
fore ot the beh horles that have sppeart on the
Britih turf She is thc dam OF Wizard Cobrear.
Achilles Greyheard. Horatia and De,piri.@ali ca.
pital. This j. well Known 20 every gentleman
asq1air,ed with the Racing Calendars aud Gene
raj Stud Book OF Englonj. A,chdui,e is dark
Brown hortcy full 10 hands high, has deal of
bone with great powers good fbare of beauty
and in the prime Of lie he ma tc his aupearance
the turf az three years old. and did nor run
after that year He won q Sy=sepfakes of 100
Cuineas EACH beating fevcral good horrcs;-.ai
the Derby Stakes, beating Lord Egremont's CiC.
lebere, Sir F, Handiih's brother 10 Spread Faole
Mr.. Hea'hooate's Vivald, Nh Coakfon's Expec.
tation, the Duke of Graton's Vandsl ord or
foEd's Dart, tcov' his Lordhip) Lord G-ofvencr's
colt bv PotSo ;, out G. Snipron's fiter, and fevc-
raj other very 6neco!ss. The Derby Stskesare conr
iidered the firh in England, and give, the winner
great credit. He fell lame lbortly after and vas
hre9y run two RACES more with very good horfes,
and aitho he vas beaten, he came in well. The
above is the whole his racing.
Erchduke will Rand the enfuing feaEon
at the Bowling Green, at Guineas with DOLE
lar to the groom) for each mare which NAV be
diieharEed, any time before the FRI day of Au.
gua next, by the paynen, of Cuncas The
feaioD will commence on the irG day OF March
Eext, and end the firh os AHguit .ol,owing. A.
great attendance of good pafuage, gratis boys
boarded ar 1850 per week, < corn furnihed at the
market price for mares thar are to be fed. for
which the money mun be fent, or it will not be
had Great attention paid the mares but no
reiponhhi!i.y Tor accidents or cfcapes. Notes for
7 snnea1 to be difeharged above mentioned,
mutt accompany the mares.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-07
PRECIPIT A TIE,

FULL. fifteen hands and half high, fine
sorrei handsomely marked, of big bone, and
great muscular strength and powers, evidently
denoting the true English running horse-will
stand ar my stables, at Sandy ponJ in Charles
City county, 1T six guneas the season, and dol
lar to the groom bnt the season may be dis
CHARGED by the payment Of twenty dollars, on or
before the 10Th day of October.
Extensive, rich and productive pastures, well
enclosed, in various apartments, from which no
mare can easily escape, well on that account
as from its physical situation. Servants lourd
gratis but no liability Tor involuntary escapes
or accidents.
This celebrated horse, whose name is so truly
applicable to his character, was bred By Lord
Egremont, foaled in 17G7 got by Mercury "a SON
Of Eclipse, ) dam by Herod, grandam by Match.
EN-, out of Mr. Pratt's old Squirt mare, is un-
doubtedy one of the best horses ever imported
into this country, and is now thought by many
gentlemen, who have travelled some distance 10
see him, superior although he has so lately cros-
sed the sea, thar it cannot be expected he should
have gained his pristine form and beauty.
He is truly such horse rs Virgil describes of
fine one--an eye large, black and full Of FIRE,
bold as tho Lyon, active as the Greyhound, and
in all his movements ether; he rushes forward
like thunderbolt, and hesitatcs at nothing.
In the first spring meeting 1890, at New Mar
ket, when three years old, he won the first class
of the Princes stakes. Of 100 guiheas each beat.
ing thuudcTbclt. Chandelier. and Sir Pepper,
four having paid forfeit. In the same week, he
won the Bolton stakes Of so guineas each. beat
ing Chsmbooe, Dragon, and PalaCox-seven
paid forfeit Second spring meeting, he " on the
third class Of the Princes stakes Of 100 guineas
beating Thunde bolt-seven paid forfeit And
in tie same week, ne received 100 guineas forfeit
from Lord Grosvenor's Radamanthus.
In 1192, he won 5Ol. at GuildGcld, beating
Doge, Thunderbot, Serngapatam, and Stout.
The next day sol AZ the same place, beating CIV
guiueas at Lewes, beating Skyscaper at three
heafs, the FIRST being deemed dead heat after
which he was so highly esteemed, thar he became
q stallion in his lordship's stud, at IL guineas 4
mare.
This horse is the sire Of Ionquil, Petworth,
Mariana, Rosaba, chesnut colt out at Bobtail,
chestnut colt ont OF Rosemary, Hnmbug, Lazarus,
Raginier, a polio, CULVER, Tag, Louisa, Tip.
sialf, and many others Of great fame now in train
ing.
purchased him myself when in England last
fall, at the sale Of Richard Watt, dec. where a
complete stud of his get were sold at Auction. at
prices far beyond what was common, TO wit,
yearliDgs from 90 90 22Ol. s,erlirg-a printed list
OF which now have iHmy possession, 20 be seen
at ANY time.
For character and performances, sec Racing
Calendar from 17q0 20 1872 inclusive, Sporting
Dictionary, page 1853, vol. ., printed ls03--Wi'-
liam Tapiin, author.
WILLIAM IIGHTFOCr.
March ~, 1901. wmj.'