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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-03-23
Feb. 25th, 1919.

nR RALSTON, who has been educated at
~ and received his degree, as Physician,
from the celebrated University of Edinburgh,
and who has also attended the Hospitals in Lon
don, takes the liberty to offer his professional
services to the public, and hopes, that, by the
aisstan of a complete medical and classical
education, he will be better enabled to dis
charge the many important duties connected
with his profession and hatters himself, that
by his strenuous endeavours TO promote the
welfare ofthose intrusted to his care, he will
merit, in some degree, a share of the favor and
confidence Of an enlighten Public.
N. b. Those, who are labouring under the
complicated pressure of poverty and disease are
earnestly invited to make application to him for
advice and medicines, which will be gratuitou s.
ly afforded them.
DIR. r. resides at the house lately occupied by
Mrs southgate, Milliner, adjoining Mr.. Robert
CANDLES.
Feb. II; 1912. w8tp
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[XTN.L stand this season, at mr. stable, in
w Chesterfield county, five miles distant from
Goodies and BewIi's bridges, on Appomattox
river, and twenty five from Richmond and Pc
tersbnrg; and viii cover AT TSpeny Five Dot
lars each.--Thc season to be secured by 4 note
20 De sent with each mare, which note may be
discharged by the payment of twenty dollars a;
any time within theyseason, which will expire
m the last day OF July, with one dollar to the
| Groom.
Tie mares will have the benefit of safe and
extensive pasIurage, and such rs may have colts
"lIl nave separate enclosures; great care will
| &c taken To- prevent accidents or escapes, but
viii not o. liable Tor either.
EQUITY IS Inferior to no horse ever imported
! into America, and therefore ought 70 stand as
! high, but the embarrassed situation ofour Coun-
| Try at this time induces the subscriber TO re.
| Guce tho sum and make the payment OF it as ca
| sy possible to those who may tllinR propeI
| 60 raise from this elegant and valuable stock
! EQUITY is 2 fine bay, fifteen hands and 4 halt
| high, with great beauty {. muscular powers, {.
his colts are equat to those ofany otheNhorse in
England He is the sire Of the following distin.
! guishel English rum ars IS may be seen by re.
terence to the racing caicn iers, viz: Il. FIXv,
| Canterbcrry, Gzity, Aamiiis,, N2ibhina, Poda-
tSia, SiioeTptere Atchfeld, Bris~A..i.z, aud many
| others.
PEpIcREE-GOUTY was bred by Sir
Francis Standish, was got by Sir Peter Teazie,
! now the best horse in England, his dam the fa-
nous Yellow Mare, by Tandem, undoubtedly
one of the best runners of her day on the British
| turf, as may be seen by reference to the racing
offenders, his graE-dam Perdita by Herod, out
of Fair Forester.
! CT The subscriber has in possession certif-
Gates from respectable gentlemen, shelving that
equity is remarkable sure ioai-getter.--
Mares will be furnished with provender upon
reasonable terms, provided the money be sent
to make the purchase.
THOMAS BRANCH
Chesterfield, Feb d, 1872 TwStpl
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VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE
On the second Monday in April next,
will be sold, to the highest bidder, for cash,
(at Buckingham CONTINUOUSLY that valuable
Tract of Land and Plantation whereon Doct.
James I. HUBBARD now lives in the county of
Bnckinghara. containing about one thousand
acres, which was conveyed to the subscrib-
ers in trust, TO secure the payment of a debt
to Col. Samuel Allen. On this tract of land
there is valuable grist rhilI-the soil is fer-
tlc--the houses and orchards good, and ex-
tensive.--This place offers to any gentle
man who would wish to reside in that part
OF the country one Of TIE most desirable SET
Elements. An indubitab!e title will be made
to the purchaser,
W. " A PATIEL' 'r. Trustees.
gid Feb. IL (wtds)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-03-23
TO ARTISTS AND AMATEURS.

70 ARTISTS AND AMATEURS .l.e so
ciety of Artists of the United States ia
conjunction with the Pennsylvania Academy of
Fine Arts. viii open their second annual cxiibi-
ton, on Monday, the 4th of Ma next, those Ar
usts and Amateurs who are desirous of exhibit.
ing their productions with the members of The
society, are respectfully informed thai The pie
ces intended for exhibition, must be forwarded
to John Valance, at the Academy in Chestnut
street Philadelphia, on or before the 18Th of A
pril.---By order Of the Society,
y. VALANCE, T. BIRCH, C. MURRAY,
j. j. BARRALET, ?. I1LIs,
Committee Of Ay-aag0pzert.
~ Printers in the different states, friendly
to the promotion of the fine Arts Will confer a
particular obligation on the Society, by GIVING.
the above few insertions.
March 8.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-03-23

vs>HE subscriber has removed his Office to
n the Market house, where he continues to
buy and sell OH commission all kinds of Stock
ALSO Tobacco, Flour, &c. And will be at
all times ready to sell at public auction be-
fore the Bell Tavern, OF in the morning at
the Market House, Houses, Lands, Furni-
.tqre, Slaves, Horses, Merchandise, Vessels
and Cargoes, or any species of property that
may be offered. 0Je Advances of cash made
If required
BARTLETT STILL,
Broker e Pendue Master,
Richmond, Virginia.
N. b. His stated hours in the Office will be
from to 9 O'clock A. NJ and from 4 to o.
clock p. NJ. (tf) BIS.
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GOODS

OF ALMOST EVERY DESCRIPTION, chiefly
consisting of superhne, fine, * coarse Cloths,
Cassimeres, Swansdowns, Flannels, Blankets
Kerseys and Kendall Cottons-A variety Of
Coarse and fine cotton and linen Goods-to-
gether with large assortment of Hardware
and Cutlery.
also keep constantly on hand, crates OF
Ware, Wrought and Cut Nails, Pants, Glass,
old Rum, Sugar, Coffee, Salt, cotton * wool
Cards, cotton Yarn country Wine, Apple
and Peach Brandy, Whiskey, prime Pork,
Fish, Tar, Lime, Lumber, &c. &c. &C. which
I am disposed to sell on the most reasonable
terms.
CHARLES WHITLOCK.
July IS, 1911. If.
ALSO, JUST RECEIVED,
500 Sacks Liverpool fil'd Salt,
600 Porto Rico Hydes,
81 Hogsheads New Rum,
- Bales Cotton,
5000 Barrels Naval Stores.
is Tons Swedish Iron,
10 Tons neat Casting assorted,
100 Hogsheads Lampb,ack.
100 Sacks Alum Salt.
Cash given for -four.
Also Just received a quantity of excellent
Butter and Venison Hams, suitable for families
G. w.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-03-23
FOR SALE.

MY Property in the City Of Richmond, on
I'VE Cary's Street, immediately opposite the
Rock Landing and adjoining Shockoe creek.
Commencing in, and including 10 feet of
Pivot Alley, running back 158 feet-thence
to Shockoe creek 1917 feet--thence parallel
with the creek 100 feet--thence up Cary's
street 202 feet to the beginning.
On this LOT are several valuablcimprove-
ments; the local situation of this ground, rem
ders it a desirable object to those, who wish
to vest money in such property-its conve-
nince to navigation makes it capable of being
improved to great advantage Merchants
may here be furnished with valuable and
convenient situations for lumber houses, &c.
&c.
ROBERT CAMPBELL.
Richmond, 4th November, 1911. (tf)
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90 Dollars Reward.

RUN AWAY from the subscriber, living IN
the lover end Of Goochland county, on the f4tb
of July last, Negro boy by the name Of BRts.
FoL, about 10 or 20 years Of age, feet 6 or
inches high, spare ard STRAIGHT made, and
rather Of ycllowish complex on, hss narrow
lace, with high cheek borcs, and broad fat
nose. SAID Negro Is suppr.ed 10 be lurking in
tlie neighborlioOd Of Richmond OF running
James River as a boatmas whoever will deli,
yer him to nc, or secure MIN in any iail so that
get him again, shall ccWe tic above reward
and al reasonable charges paid.
.. WILLIAM POWELL, SEN.
November d. VII 4tp.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-03-23

FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD Runaway from
L the subscriber few days past, a negro man
named WILL PRIDE about feet 10 or IL in.
ches hIgh' light complexion, slender made, and
about IS years ofage, he is acquainted in ail the
counties of Virginia, being for many years a IA
vorite servant of my fathers and since his death
mine. will give 25 dollars for his delivery
10 me, If taken in the counties of Henrico or
New Kent---in the latter of which he has a wife
If any other county of Virginia Fifty Dollars.
and it out of the state, one hundred. He has
a variety of clothes, and consequently viii
change often. He is remarkably polite and of
gentcel department
ARMTsTEAD RUSSELL.
Hanover, Feb. 9Th, 1872. - GN
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Domestic Medicines

TO BE HAD GENUINE, AT THE BooK-
STORE OF MR.. s. LEASANTs
A large supply IF DR.. Church's Cough
Drops, medicine unequalled by any other IN
the world, for the cure of Coughs, Colds,
Asthmas, Consumptions, and the Whooping
Cough, price rs cents.--Aiso, his Chemical
Essence and Extract of Mustard, for the
cure of Rheumatism, Rheumatic Gout, Pal
sey, &c. price IS cents each bottle or box.
Andoync essence for the head ache, hftv
cents.
Volatile Tincture for the tooth ache, 81 ~
ceSts.
Antiscorbutic Tincture for curing the sour
w IN the Gums, whitening the teeth and
sweetenng the breath, price S 1. Church
Firm;tuse Lozenges, for DESTROYING WORMS
IN grown persons OF children, so cents the
box.
Eye Saive for all diseases of the eyes, rs
cents per box.
The celebrated BotanicalTea, dollar the
canister.
Cordial Restorative Balsam, for nervous
disorders. Debility, inward weaknesses, &c
price one dollar fifty cents.
Church's Ambitious Pills for malignan,
and bilious fevers and all disorders of the
head, SO cents the box.
(Windham) Lees bilious Pills FOR similar
complaints. The patent Antispasmodic f.
llxir, an infailiblc cure for Convulsion, Hys-
teric, Falling, and all kinds of Fits Yegcta
bic Lotion an Incompatible wash fer the face
and skin, rs cents. @
German Corn Plaster, or Corns, so cents
the packet. - ,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-03-23

ME subscriber very gracefully returns his
a sincere thanks to generous public for the
LIBERAL encouragementhe has received in the
Grocery line and more particularly in the Cordi-
al business, and takes this method OF informing
his friends and tue public in general that he
stiil continues tue Grocery and Cordial Busi-
ness at his former stand, and hopes by assidui-
ty and attention, to merit share of public pa
tronage. He will keep constantly on hand,
general assortment of Groceries, and a constant
supplyof Cordials Of the best quality, byrwhole-
sale and retail as he means TO attend more par
ticularlyto the manufacturing of Cordial than
formerly, he will at all times be able to furnish
his former customers, & those who may please
to favor him with their commands. Cordials if
possible of better quality than formerly, at the
following prices, viz. is. 81, 6s. Is. Cd, and 9s
per gallon. All orders and favours gratefully
acknowledged by the public's obedient servant,
f., E. TALMAGE:
tilted Whisky.
Richmond, Feb. 90 1872 IT,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-03-23

NOTICE-By virtue of deed of trust
~ from VIM. Miller, bearing date the Sd
day OF July, eighteen hundred and twelve,
and recorded i'll the county court Of Gooch-
land the 18th Of Jnly, 1902, will be sold, for
ready money, on the premises, the 4th day of
May next, that valuable, and well known
Tract Of LAND called Elk Hill, in the
county of Goochland, lying on James River,
containing 307 acres, more or less, or so much
thereof as will De sufficient to pay the ar
rearrages now due.
TIE TRUSTEES.
February IL, 1879. Ctds)
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100 Dollars Reward.

RUN AWAY from the subscriber III
Halifax county, Virginia, Gil the night OF
the 9TH inst three slaves, viz. JACK, his
wife BETTY, and their daughter FANNY.
Jack is a small mulatto man about 40 or so
years of aye, his hair inclined 70 6e straight ];
he is very sensible and an active good Gard
ner, Hostler and Carriage driver; Betty is a
large melatto woman, inclined to be very
teshy and has pleasing countenance when
spoken to she is between 60 and IS years OF
age; and Fanny, mulatto girl, IL or Is
years of age, very cross-eyed, has a plea
sing countenance and apt to smile when
spoken to she is low but stout and well
made.--Jack carried with him two blue
coats turned up with buff, one of which was
nearly new, and a number of other clothes
betty and Fanny carried with them a
number of good clothes, not rccollected
They will no doubt attempt to pass as free,
and probably will be lurking about Rich
mond, where Betty has Brother and her
mother living both of them as free her
brother calls himself John Hambleton. AL
masters of vessels and others are cautioned
against conveying away. or in any way har-
bourihg said slaves at their peril.
| will give the above reward if secured in
any Jail so that ] get them again. or 80
dollars for either of them. If brought home
all reasonable charges viii be paid in add
ton to the above reward.
JOHN WILSON,
Committee IF
JAMES A. GLENN.
July 22d. 1911. (tD :,
N. r. Jack formerly belonged to MIR. John
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-03-23
Notice.

VNiOSE who have claims on the estate of
IL Hardaman Register, decd. are requested
to exhibit them to William Fenwick, Of Man
chester; and such as are indebted thereto,
are requested to make immediate payment
to him, without delay; the situation of the
estate admitting of no indulgence. So soon
as they can be prepared, copies of the &C
counts of the latter will he deposited with
Mr.. Isaac White, in Richmond-to whom, or
to Mr. James Dream, payment may in the
mean time be made
JANE ROYSTER, Adm'rx.
Manchester. 9Th Oct 1911. (tf1
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Jan 10, 1912.

the ensuing season at my stable in Chesterfield.
about Tour miles above the Town OF Mancbes.
Sef-he will be lettO mares at twelve dollars
u ii season payable at Christmas, but may be
discharged by the payment of eight dojIsrs ~
any time bciote the fifteenth of August. wien
the season will expire four dollars the single
leap, and twenty dollars TO ensure mare 70 be-
IA toal fifty cents in either case TO the groom
P-s.lragc gratis, and every attention shall be
PAID, but VIII not be responsible Tor ESCAPES
or any accidents that may happen. Pedigree.
Wood Pcckcr was g5t by Buzzsrd, his dam liz
Traveller, bis gran dam by Piizpartner, his
great gran dam BY Eclipse, his great great gran.
dam Regulus.
JAMES 4. PATTERsoS.
March 5rh, 1912. v,,f
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Tie famous AigA-bi0odea Engiish Horse
yAJ @EaN HAMBLETON,
II Il, Bred by the Duke of Grafton

AL ~, L. Bred by the Duke OF Grafton,
A beau ful bright bay, near 10 hands high, of
high form and elegance, IN good health and great
perfection, imported by Wm. Lighttoot, decd
will stand the ensuing season at my stable in n
Castle, in the county of Hanover, % miles from
Richmond, and d miles from Hanover-town, to
cover mares at guineas the season, for which
a note viii be required, dl,ohargablc by The
payment OF 90 dollars at any ,irGe before the
first OF AugGst, when the season will expire,
with one dollar to the groom for each marc
ten dollars the leap and 40 dollars 20 insure a
mare With foai having obtained that extensive
pasture adjoining sne town of New-Ca- &c, from
Mr.. g. orge Blakey, for the use of mares, which
viii enable me 10 aiiorL ~ good pasture as
any in this part q he comfy; gratis; the grea.
test attention viii Dc pas but no liability for es
capes or accidents mGrcs fed If required on
reasonable terms
HARRISON BALL.
Any gentleman pntGRS four mares to HAN
bleton NAY send one E,-tis.
PEDIGREE IIAS-JsLEToN was got BY Dun
cannon, one Of the best sons Of O'Keliy's famous
Eclipse, who was esteemed 10 be The best horse
in England OF his day, his dam by Snap, sister
TO Jdpiter, bred by Sir. C.oss, her dam young
mars,s's dam by Bank, Sterling, Miss Megnen
by Partner. Greyhound, Curwan, Bay Barb.
Lord Darcy's Ara an, Whiteshlre, Old Mon
tague mare; thus t appears he descended from
the best stock in england
PFRFCRMAN ;ES.-This horse ranks very
high as 4 racer, both fer speed and bottom, as
he proved succes5ful IN 20 races before he left
the turf, Of which he walked over, noae ven
turing TO start sainst nun; in 1894 he won 4
times, 1875 he won 5, IA 90 once, I'm 97 eight, IN
% twice see the Racing Caleadars Cor the fore
going years.
WN. LIGHTFoOF.
Feb. 25th, 1872 (etp1stm.)
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sCOR RENT-and immediate possession
- gi'en-lhe house on Richmond Hill late
~ occupied by Mr.. Sanuel G.. Adams.-Ap-
ply to the printer.
February II, If
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Valuable property for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale the HOUSE.
and LOT occupied by him at Rockets, and
formerly by Mr.. William Fenwick .-also
that VALUABLE TENEMENT occunie6
by Mr.. William Farr, opposite the Court
House in this city-Two hundred and 6ftv
acres Land in Campbell county, and a Lot
in Port Mayo. deem it unnecessary to de
scribe the advantages attached to this proper
~, as presulAe those that wish to purchase
will view the same. Two thousand dollars
in cash will be required, the balance will be
made accommodating to purchasers. Apply
TO
BRAXTON CRADDOCK.
Richmond, July 18th, 1911. If
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4 NHE Subscribers have rented that fine i've |
n proof Lumber House on the Basin, built !
by Mr.. James Brown, adjoining to the Public
Ware house. They will be ready to receive pro
duce ON storage, ON Monday the Goth January
and will charge as follows, viz.
Tobacco, 70 cents per ibid. for ID months
IL over, 8 ID cents per month more
Flour, cents per Dbl. If taken in SO DAYS.
10 cents per Dbl. lift lays from so to 60
dSys.
12 ID cents per Dbl, if it lays over 60
days.
Wheat cents per bushel.
Whiskey % cents per tserce.
Hemp dollars per ton, Iron 9 dollars per
ton, and other articles not enumerated, in pro-
| portion 70 the foregoing rates ~
And further, they will engage to take -four ov'
the head OF the Basin, provided notice is gwen
| IN time, free of expense, and charge only The q
| ioresaid storage.
They viii also engage to deliver .he produce
at hocketts, when the Locks are in operation, at
| the following rates-Flour Scents per bbl :
iocacco 80 cents per hogshead; and other ar;
ticies in proportion.
We will hold ourselves responsible for the
re-deliverinsa rticlesput under our care, except
| accidents by fire, slirnkage OF grain, spirits
| and such articles are subject to any waist.
Goods TO be subject TO any expenses incurred
| to put theps in shipping order.
When the present expense of drayagc is con-
| sIdered, which goodswill be exempt from, stor-
ed with us, it is presumed we may promise our
selves share of the public patronage, to whom
we tenoer our services, as COMMISSION mer-
ch;lits' Piedging our utmost exertions to give
general satisfaction.
N. d. CASH for few hundred barrels of
UPLAND CORN.
yIBERT & PURYEAR.
January 10, 1912.
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"a ( sssss&g% ElGLE.
jET Ivy The celebrated horse
EiGI.E.

"a I sss~s&gS EAGLE.
~ ss8$ The celebrated horse EA-
Ln-seeAkaszA. GLE, imported last Decem-
Der, VIII stAiG lne present season e. WhItby I'm
place of Belheld, as WAS lately adyertiscdl in
Chesterfield county, on James River, three miles
below Richmond. He will be let to mares at
sixty DOLLARS, payable with FIFTY i'm the
season, (and ONE DOLLAR to the Groom 10 be
sent with the mares) which will commence on
the Doth inst and terminated on the LIST of At1-
gust.
Nothing but the low price OF produce at this
time, could induce his owner to let him stand
at the above reduced price having stood IN
England az twenty-one guincas, for sev, raj seq
sons.-The subscriber cannot be accountable
tor accidents or escapes, but engages to pay the
greatest attention 70 all mares left ugder his
care. The pasturage is eq4s, If not superior
to any in the state, there being upwcrds Of
three hundred acres well enclosed, 100 laid
down with clover, which will be furnished
gratis. Other provcnder on reasonable terms.
EAGLE is beautiful bay, full sixteen hands
high, and was gotten by Volunteer, a son of
Eclipse out of Hightiyer mare, her dam. bv
Engineer Cade-Lass of the Mill by Traveller
Miss hakelcss--Paftner---W oodcock--@
Crott's Bay Barb, &c. See general stud book.
To mention all Eagles performances would
I'll acoiumn. Those who wish to be more nar.
ticuIarly informed, Will please refer TO the Ra-
cling Calendars from 1899 to 1906 inclusive.
winch may be seen nthe possession of the sub
scriber. II is sufficient in this place to OBJ
serve, that during the long period in which lie
was on lie turf, each succeeding year acquired
hm additional reputation, until al length he
left IT. He was the speediest horse az Ne;y-
Market, consequently in England, and pro
nounced by the best judges, the finest horse
m that Country, aud rivalled By few, if any.
that ever did eSf5t in any Country.
the money, or note Of hand Tor the season
70 be sent with the mares
SAMUEL s. SAUNDERS.
Whitby, March 18Th, 1912.
N b. Eagles Colts are Row I'm the LIgI-ef
reputation in England, owing 20 their uHccr.
mon success, for during the lest Two years. ~.
has had no less than thirteen winner, VIZ. AZ
Inodeus three years old, was four times winner
last year ~ NewIaerkCt MIR. Edwards three
times ~ tire same piace, Macao. Pheasant.
Ie.on' Forte, hi8iette, Auguilmc, &c &c. all
winner5. rtI1
gFOR RENT, nenr Tic Ca5itoi, tho 1cug.
4 belonging to T.. Randolph, ESQ. a,,l iatciv
ot CAPPED by the subscriber. Apply 70 90 Mr.
Geo: GreeuhoS, orto
LII. CIR APDI>L
FEBRUARY TO- (tO
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Z have received per the Brigs Diligence and
IL Unity and ship Rising States from London
and Liverpool, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
WELL SELECTED
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gs SUPERIOR,

SUE EskOR,
<zS3sS1sssss5s23 BEAUTIFUL BAY, nearly six
teen hands high, and well proportioned, rising
nve years old, viii stand the ensuing season ~
my stable in the lower end of Louisa, about IL
mles peiow the courthouse, on The road Headline,
to Hanover Town, and about six miles south Of
Carrs bridge.--iIe will be let 10 mares at e; rht
dollars the leap, TO be paid when the marc is
covered; twenty dollars the season, PAYABLE nj
CHRISTMAS, but to be discharged by the paymcnt
oil hiteen at any time before the expiration of
the season; and forty dollars to ensure n mare
in foal In either case so cents TO the e,roor,
The season IS TO commence the 1st of March &.
WIZ expire the 3lst Of July. Good and extern
sive Pasturage both highland and Meadow
WI be furnished gratis, with separate inclo.
sures tor mares with colts, and every atfention
VIII be PAID them, but will not be responsible
ior escapes, or shy accidents which NAV han
pen. Gram wiii be furnished Cif required1 at
liie ishDorlood price, provided the money to
purchase it is sent with the mares.
Owners at distance who NAV put mares bv
the season, or by the insurance, will send with
them, notes executed agreeaby to the terms of
this advertisement.
Feb. 10th, 1912
- PERlOR was got by old
Diomed out OF Lady Bollingbroke, who was got
by Pantaioon out of Cade, who was got by King
,i.1 VINO was got by old Fearnought, out Of
NIFTY Fisher Cade's dam was Primrose, who
was got by Dove, VINO was got by Cade, who was
5ot by Old Crab, who was got by the Godolphin
Arsbian--Prinirose's dam was Stella. who was
gotby otheilo, vi;o was got by Crsb-SteIIass
dam, was Selma, Who was got by the Godol
phin Arabian-Lady Bollingbrokc is the dam
ofCelia by Wildair, Dcsdcmona By Daredevil.
Layinia by Diomed, and wranylcr by Diomed
all first rate runners, besides many other bro.
nising colts as yet untried.--The above pedi-
gree o. Lady Bo.lingbroiSe is taken from my ia
TIERS Stud book.
MILES sEJDEF.
'HIt iY' lol<' (wI2tp)