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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-09-25
WILMINGTON, Del. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25 ls27.

gtas Az this TING was il great pain and neatly bent
double. commenced taking his Panacea and after the
use Of three bottles feel perfectly es,ted 10 heath
MARGARET PiNKER
Wife Of Jpha Pinker, the corner of Sciiu, kill
Eighth street and Says Alley.
Witness,J ii STEWART
PMtadeptia, february IA, 1926.
II is Nh gratitude to Mr. Parker, that here declare
that two bottles Of his pcgeath ,fenaraaag Panaceu has
cared my wife OF an uard weakness which she has been
laboring under for many
WILLIAM II. MURPHY KenSinqioa
Palaieiphio. .qpn 11M 1897.
hereby certify that my wls vas afflicted iii the most
excrncating Rheumatic pans in all ht Limbs for two
months, being advised 70 Try Pgkers Gnacc, procured
Two bottles, however entirely I'd the pain, and
She is now we'll. JAMES G. MURCH
The following extract is taken from letter received a
few days ago by Mr.. Parker, from gentleman who has
been using his panacea The proofs which constant,
being made known ct he invaluable and certain benefits
% be derived from lie Of this medicine, all have a
tendency to confirm The pubc their good opinion Of
and also convince The scep ca Of the truth Of the
wonderful cures which have been effected By it
$. f. Post Sept. 8.
s'Spring Grove, Lancaster county.
"a AugGsN 27, 1927.
ltEsrGcrEn SIN,
eel gea pleasure in inf rmng you OF the ncacuable
henrfs have received fom taking bottles YOUR
Faracea which purchased when las Philadelphia.
After usrg bottle the pam my b.eas whc has been
severe times several years past emit civ sub
sided ana after he Of the seconl, my cough aud the
pug o. blood, siicctnaiy ceased, and noN feel myself
u pcricc, health. Yours respectfully,
DAVID M'KARAIiER.
| Mr.. John A. Parker,
ssN byappointm2M byJ KaRL.8.N, No. lS5.
! 'iarksf STREET. 'eafty opposite lie Toun Hal,
/ Wimincton, Del.
| June 22 Cd en-
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-09-25

Death seems to enter cottage only as gentle
dcliye,cr from the miseres of human life; but into
courts, and the seats Of grandeur. with insult and
terror. 10 langusl under gllded canopy, to ex-
pre on soft and downy pillows, and give up the
ghost in state, has more gloomy aspect than. at
the call of nature, to expire on grassy turf, and
resign the breathless clay back to its proper ele-
ment. What does crowd OF friends or iiatterers
signify in that important hour, to the most glorious
mortal? Which Of his numerous attendants would
stand the arrest of death, descend into the silent
prison Of the grave for him, or the summons
Of the supreme tribunals
Burgons Anatomy Of Melancholy.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-09-25
TIE DISTANT SHIP.

III Mrs neMASs.
The STA bid 5 j., s DER oceans breast
Shoots ike 4 2ianc & star,
While e rr,l radiance Of the West,
Spreads, k;t.dleE fast and far;
Aud vet that spendos wins thee not-;
Thy s'l AID thoughtful eve
Dwells hu' on one lark distant spot
OF al ihe main aad sky.
LEX round he" '---p'er the slumbering deep
A solemn gor, btoods.
A fire hah .oucacd the beacon steep.
And IN he golden woods;
A thonsaud gorgeous clouds on high
Burn ul,h the amber light
VIVA spell from the rich pageantrys
Chains down The gazing ,ight'
4 cls,tenIns thought Of human cares,
A &c Ii link ed to earth
Is not 10 ,pcck barque, which bears
The loved of man, hearth
oh 90 MT nope, and grief and fear
Crown her frau world cen now,
And msnhood's prayer, and womah's tea.
Fellow her ventnrous PROV!
Bright are The floating clouds above,
The glter'ng seas below;
But we are bound by ca dis of love,
To kind ed, veal and VOL
Therefore, amidst this wild array
OF glorious things and fair,
Ny soul is on the barq'e's lone way,
For human hearts are there
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-09-25

Truth is always consistent with Itself and needs
nothing to help it out; it is always near at hand,
and sets upon our lips, and is really to drop out be-
fore we are aware whereas lie Is troublesome
and sets snans Invention on the rack, and one
trick needs great many more Of the same kind to
make il good.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-09-25

gratis. At this time was il great pain and neatly bent
double. commenced takrg his Panucea, and after the
use Of three bottles feel perfect. esl,aed heath
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-09-25


Lirer $1,000, ti,t', Scr.filsa, or Rings EriL
.'Ercurir 4 .aosp iaodrS, Patrid Sore Throat,
litter, 1 Efs, All. -.
Superintendent he,'.e4 " Ehe,prarsns, rs effects be-
inr s,ich As ~. !! tels remove tie complaint.
ii an clta cris es or affections u the skin, pc
L,ns II, re- N ~ rs5i,t that las bees, emne,
s,..res.l Iii tnr u Gsnsumb9n. il VIII be-
ritd Of emiHet Il aiiors cf,eciual relief y.
.Sl3hsGac and VI 4Uifa Wsgdses.
sevcrai e.t,es II. IL Acc been radically removed
~ tle ast VI on, lev bottles
Dyspepsia, d indigestion, & taken away BY powerful
yIt,es ard wnere q. d. conecr't y Is known 10
NJ saatay opcia and tor that pu pose ke by FAINT
,es be "a IN hS cnnplaipts incident 10 tic Change Of
Ill. seasons
{hs Mefcibe Warranted Genuine, and Is egnsl 20 Any
saw ii use csleul5 prepared ON he o:slmai Re-
tile ~ JUN fstsMr"
objections lor u,ng iii, Medcne sod certificates e
respectable pe,s who has msiraia cured u vasio
III VI meG ,liseasGs, ,cc0i pan, each 10 tie.
rfis parAcra Vas been highly recommended b, ma ,
nesecabe .Agsitians ana fotsssrs thc Hn,p23iN !.
~ i;sp7aniG ! as performed remarkable cures Aitel
All to clio (, Il Xperence and sk,il have t'iled nm.
" "a f " Prevent Ncsnpona rs 4 carries i th'
coonl,nts that terminate tins iia wie slr att9 DIS
c4.e plsawe.i know fact, thai mrre die III III, IN
cast. III m NJ &ny ether Inch the human fanny ave $
tased ~ eeti has spread snch alaImle rAte
an SO CT ain is npera Nhcn once KS 70 =
ascep,eacg ~ cannos be tuo careful ~ NIP q ~
bud he diseases Nat geaei a+e t
In cases ahara M-fci.y Mas been used, he EFFECT 9
Which remain n he system; il nya nahie m dem
1t res ores The cons tuition ~ tied vtn, ard o",
ufs, and cnmpetr vrascale he evils hat end \, az
mn, more bceF 'e,imany % rs good effects ~ ~
,tiruIa
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-09-25
PRICE 81 PER BaTfLE.
S2e PER DOZE.N

r-1iioSi Masters IN Gen tmen VI may hteres
themselves n Ne ,ae Of this ec,ue, aall have i&era
scouat allnaed IL. II Hey may hc tssNr d na' 'ff
ingredients used in tie anuiac re q ar aheii sll
pie and of conceive nature and a,fe hc qnai -
have been tested IS many Of our most espac abc fy1l-
Clans. ~
roiaers from any part of he unon w be a"fded
70 a uncualtY and ever CIV, ~ aS
II liz care of Atkinson and Alexandcr Printers, ihia
drpLia
INV certificate Which follows, Is remarkable Instance
uf the cure u = resecisb female, nan o. ears q
4gr, aud esenea e lie pnAc 'ha = @nb n \.
other rccos may testify 70 he treat beaehls winch avc
resulted from The use Of farsei's Paaarsd
PhiadefMa fuly 81, 1927
The subscriber hereby cet.s iba she har been rf"c-
tualy severely ncersled leg, by using Fater
Reaoraing Paaacta. ! was 1he decided op'a"n ,Mo
eminent physcIss that ~ preserve HE IN 'mo "oea 1e
lost THIS ulcer arose ON a rheumatic Complain,
with which Attic ed for long mr without ga'nlag
av re,ttfrem the nany remedies prescribed BY several
respectable pIac,itpcrs. by using the anacc, am 10"
fs.e t,om ne above compliant MANY BLANGEE,.
Residing N w. corner Diiwyh and y, ammany sts,
Natnorn Liberties.
Several respectable persons have Witnessed the above
are, and will cheertuly attest the same.
CERTIFICATES.
Twas afflicted, seve,al age, with ncrcurla dis
ease whc DESTROYED health and eteebed my cons'i
on to tia, degree that cspsred q again recover
ing the effects ct had been uancr me care "
ply scian for than months. ana ny aahv w
continued 10 increase in fac had become ulceraed,
~hcn by chance, became acquainted WIN Mr.. ,9an a
soyksr, who informed me thai he believed ne could cure
me in a very short with his Paaacea, h'e bottles OF
winch restored me to health and comfort. q. MILLS.
Wrn-sg, j. u, STEWART
Ph2a9ei,did, february IL, 1877.
Thsis to certify that was afflicted 9tl the rheumatism
AR about years and under the cae o s enneh lhs
seian, part of that time, but crud get vary ihte reet
About the middle of December last, Mr. Parker called on
me- and ADVISED my taking his PanGcra. h Was sure It
@Fll cure me, and pgenf Of his sincerity osTea y
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-09-25
VALUABLE REAL ESTAT Il
For Sale.
The subscriber. 81

81 SaK which he nov rsales a., s I. ]" tas ms
,ack Of Wilmington containing about a ~ acres incli
NIX fourteen If Mars meadow The situation IS
autitu aud from long experience proved % be t
the most healthy in tile Siae,-cpm0andng an extensive
|tospt Of the Rivers Delaware and Chti3,iara add
Ehl, improved surtnubdng country, forming Landscape
qua la ~ few aud snrpasse. b. none, mthc STATE Dt
la On This Farm is every Improvement necessary for
The ca,encnce # family well for farn areni 4,
lar5in commodons dwelling hcnsc, barn. mix
auhse, granary, carriage house, WORK Shop, aud salok,
fouse, stoae also roony ard Convenient ;@o sio J
iousr for poultry hnuse ice house, SC. via
orchard, containing upwards Of Fifty varieties Of choice
iruit siuatuo commanding delightful prospect,
AID possessing the valuable blessing Of health
BE but selnr, offered 70 The public. 1t viii be disposed
# IN accommodating the purchaser; at least three
1orhs or tho purchase may remain in his hands,
f,r erm nf years. If required Stocks in the Banks
Insurance fce If Phad nhla, current prices, viii! BE
,s3i i'at mcnt.
shoull tic property not find purchaser, in all the pies
year. ID be ~ either entirely, the shares fol
term Of wars, person HAT can be Hei reconmel ded
aud possession gwen in the Spring For farther niorna
ton q.re Of VA WAY, No 81, Woo,l-atreet, Philadel
/! hia, o. The slI'crhcr. JOHN WAY.
September IL. 1897 3e-9m
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-09-25
CONDITIONS CT rnE WATCHMAN

the terms NE to those Who pay during The month OF
an rry j, July, SIX months IN .ivance-Fovr Deiiars a
ys.r ErJm whn do n9f pay aoove. Fur Ho4ars
wll Sc c,nalrl II Sab cribcr wishes 70 decline, he
o,,s noiy the z ~ - his tenon before the first OF
,,ne d. December, AMI pay all ,rreatages Without a
ia,c. with hcsc liuns, aper will be discon-
tnurI rxcts Al Tie option Of editors.
FERNS OE ADVERTISING.
Advertisements noi Gyccedng twelve lines, for term
lass n an ,rce mon lis TO- tunes for dollar, and TWEEN.
g. ut, Tor insertion longer ones in pro
nortion ADVERTISER. requested TO specify in writing
h,w long heir advertisements ae TO be inserted or they
~. be continued till forbid Letters to the Editors 10 IN.
'stre attention must be post ,ad
fivert,sing bytheyear.
IN Subscribers To n-Subscribers
wear SIS 90 1year SIG, 60
6 nths 8, 90 months 9, so
2an q, so 3 do 5, on
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Cat sicpn for R.7GSat r,is Office.
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ran i'YE CURE or

t.reiiii ,lneA irsmlst orgtnal fecipe, AID sarra
ted rsila, Is ans n#ifst
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-09-25
From Tie .Ner Yorh Commercial adrp1tiser.

NIAGARA FALl.s.-We su5inin an animated
account Of the descent Of the condemned ship
over the falls Of Niagara, from the Rochester Eel
egraph
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-03
BOLIVAR.

The apprehension which we, in common with
others, have for some time entertained, Of the
fidelity of Bolivar 20 republican principles, are
realized in their utmost extent BY an article
taken from the Philadelphia Gazette, and ano-
Their from the National Inteligencer, il will be
seen that this second Westinghouse he has
heen aln0st profanrly, callcd-is much more
likely to turn out Cromwell, unless he meet
the fate Of Cesar
Since the publication of the constitution oc-
tryee, as the French call il, BY Bolivar to the
part of Upper Peru whic bears his name, there
has been little reason to expect hat any thing
short of absolute sway would satisfy this ambi-
tioas "mli,ary chieftain
MAY not the citizens OF these United States
too, strong as they are in the love OF republic
can principles and republican syelems, take
lesson from this event among neighboring ma
lions. Dazzled by the splendor Of Bolivar's
military renown, and con6cing in professions,
skilfuly adapted to the tone and temper OF pub
lie feeling-,he inhabitants of Colombia have
elevated this soldier TO the supreme power
and now too late will find, that sustained by a
devoted band Of partizans-a coordination
Of various interests held together by the one
common and powerful tie Of self-interes,-they
have submitted their necks to degrading yoke.
Ne,c- York .American.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-03

LACE which is situated on the Grand Erie Ca.
nal, and which, now has population Of near
5000, was founded in the year 1912, and incor-
pora,ed in the year 1917 In 1912 the mail was
carried from CananGaigua 10 Hanford's Land
ing and the neighborhood Of Rochester, once
week, on horseback, and part Of the time by
a woman The first mill, with four run Of
stones, was erected in 1915 In Dec! OF that
year, the first census was taken, the population
s3l. The contrast between that and The pres.
ent condition Of the village Is very striking AT
the census in December last, it contained 1869
Inhabitants. Thirty-four mails arrive and de-
part each week There are AZ merchant stores,
S hardware, druggist, IA boot and shoe, and
IS of other descriptions, and ll3 manufactures
and shops Of various kinds Ten places of pub
lie worship, several ofthem large and elegant
structures-a courthouse, gaol, and market
buildings, 40 fee, by so, erecting on the plan of
the new market in Boston, and theatre. There
are sseven merchant houring.mills with "a
run Of stones, and three mills for custom work,
with seven run of stones. At the former, $50,
i69 bbls -four were made during the year $50
The mills are large stone structures OF S,
and stories. Arrangements are made for
erecting two others during the. ensuing sum-
mer, with | , run Of stones. A cotton factory
is in operation, with l4oo spindles and so pow
err looms, and employing so youth and children
and woollen factory. Three bridges have
been constructed over the Gennessee river
eight canal basins-two dry docks, sc. &c The
Directory gives the following tabular view, as
exhibiting the increase Of population:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-03
DENTISTRY.

nR. MKEE respectfully offers his services to aie
IL inhabitants Of Alexandria and its vicinity, in the
departmental Dentistry. Having paid particular at
tenon to this branch of his profession atters him.
sefthat he competent to render essential service to
those who may have the misfortune OF disease in Their
teeth orgums In almost all cases he is able to cure the
toothac6e without the loss ofthe TOOTH and to relieve
the pain Immediately He will clean and file the teeth
without injury to the enamal; and will guarantee that
upon obedience to his directions they will remain
clean and retaina beautiful ivory whteness. He will
also insert new teeth which cannot be distinguished
from the orig inal ones.
His Office is at Mrs. Gardeners, opposite ST. Pauls
Church, where he will be always ready, Sundays ex-
cepted attend to any calls in the line OF his protes'
sion.
Reference may be had to Rev. DIR. Wilmer, Rev Pro-
fcssor Keith, DR. Semmes, Dr. Richards, Dr. Fitzhugb
and DR. Brown .
B. Those who wish his professional services will
please to inform him Immediately, as he intends to
leave town in few weeks and iilProbabiy be absent
during the summer 80,
april III
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-03
AAeXAndria Museum,

Open daily, from 10 to u A. NJ and ron to r NJ.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-03

Va, R,ren in particular, has received his
Mr.. Van Dui. I'D The determination to which
i hear Vy,. .d legislature has come, no.
the rrs the government Of the United
soP IN measures warranted by the Con-
800 .;.n,;,, Of the United States" lest the state
a"arnnent of Georgia should think its course
sSam,rsd BY such resolution; ought to rouse
~ nnblic feeling of the country against an op'
lion alike selfish, unprineipled, and treache-
pc 20 % the hes, interests Of the country.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-03
CoacN Making.

n C. PRETTYMAN returns his thanks to his
IL. friends and customers, and the public at large,
past favors and hopes by attention to business 10
merit continuation of the lie still carries on
the above business his old stand, Pitt street, be-
tween King Cameron Streets in all its various bran.
ches, and has on hand for sale,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-03

Norr-Considerabl rain has fallen this month, and
there, has been abundance ct high WINDS, ana also
ever. gales from various points; yet the atmosphere,
generally, has been rather of an agreeable temPera-
ture than otherwise. Whereas in March, 1876, the
weather was of very unpleasant cast; for nearly the
whole month the atmosphere was loaded win dense
fogs heavy Clouds and what ram did fsi was isui
fcient to aay the dust
avail myself the present opportunity to observe
that the violent storm of rain, lightning and thunder
accompanied by ahgh northerly wind which occurred
here onthe Oath ut between and O'Clock, reached
Charleston 8 C. on sunday night following, between
70 and o'clock where its effects were tremendous
having gathered wrath as it journied on 1t IS also
worthy Of remark, that the appearance OF the heavens
here, we'll there, for several days, foreooded
something of unusual character at that season OF the
wear. L. MOUNlrohD'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-03
COMMERCIAL.
SHIP NEWS.
Port Of Alexandria.

ARRIVED,
.qprH1-Sloop Harmony, Rhodes Providence, pc.
tatoes cider. molasses, sc. to W. Fowe & Co.
april 2-schr Bachelor, Turpln, Matanzas,.9 days;
sugar, coffee, molasses and honey, to Fowle Co.
berlain. John Vowel, and the master. Left u s..
ship Lexington, capt Shubrick, all well, ship Gaullu
Gran to sail for St. petersburg, in 10 days; schr Town
Hall, Reardon for N Orleans, days: and several o.
theirs, names not recollected Lat IS, 10, long IS,
spoke schr Bugle Horn OF VIENNA from Baltimore. for
waiting the arrival of the Col ombian squadron.
Schr Albion, venand, Portsmouth, IL days. salt and
coffee to w. Fowle & Co.
sloop Vernon, Harris, New.York, days. freight for
the district.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-03
William Gregory

y
RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the pup
ID lie that having bought out his late partner AT
considerable discount, he will dsrose OF his present
stock of Dry Goods very reduced prices TOR cash.
or ON a moderate credit to punctual customers
He has lust opened variety of striped cotton horeh
tines, Wilmington stripes, grand!ii'es' co'.oh Hrs'
domestic seersucker domes ginghams, checks &c
Also bale of Dorchester bed ticks, and one DO OF SUI
nerior Sea Island shirtings His assortment Al
very general and he expects to receive supphes U!
every arrival from New York. c,,,.c.oos
those indebted to the late firm OF Robert McCrea q
IN are respectfuy informed that they Will be "a,ea
nm at an early day with their &c. ior
VII y. az ~'' Wy march Sl-6t
ment. ----------
Salt, Oranges, Apples, &c. &c.
1000 50 SS: :ass, g. A'" 81. !" Liverpool filed
50 50 boxes Do Sicily do S iemsSs prime order
20 b barrels G cofs gin do superior quality
81 do do mfss pork DOR IN. York City inspection
90 do pppn apples, perfectly sound
hhds N. Orleans molasses
u coils cordage, made of Russia hemp
1870 lbs smoaked beef, represented to he very good
IS duz calf and other skins. Landing from schr.
Hope & SUSAN from N. York and for sale on accommo
dating TERMS if taken from on board, by
march u LINDSAY, HILL, Co:
Potatoes, Salt, Cider, etc.
Landing from Sehr. Industry, Doane, from ~. r.
O0S BUSHELS Potatoes, represented to be near
90 ~ equal 10 those imported from England OF
Ireland
so sacks fine salt, Liverpool filed, extra size
IA barrels cider, good quality 49,.
Is casks Goshen cheese, superior quality
/ tierce fresh timothy seed
All of which will be sold low if taken Iron, on
march Is LINDSAY, W.. = -.
Young Ayson Tea; =.
on Chests, Thomas Scattergood 's s aaf. b.,
~ day from the sioop Constitution ana or s1,u oy
march q 81 sAHeN1
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-03
For Rent,

For Rent,
-r,... ua,l tenemcnts near the upper end
kA oe pn;no. s,reet; to one of which is attached
AlpI low 10 good tenants. Apply to
~ MILLER & SON.
who have 1000 bushels Shorts for SALE on reas0na'
BILE terms "Pi"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-03
Clearins out Sale

Notice.
s'HE partnerships hitherto subsisting between Ro.
4 bert Mctrea and william Gregory, under IT, firm
of Robert NcCrea q 20 and between Robert McCr,a,
William Gregory and James s. Gregory, in ashug-
ton CITY, under the firm of James g. Gregoyy g 10.
were this day dissolved BY mutual consent.
All persons indie bted to them III Alexandria,
quested to make payment TO William Gre CORY, and in
Washington to James S. Gregory, who authorized
to settle the affairs Of the late concerns and who will
continue the business in both places formerly
%. ROBERT McC REA,
WILLIAM GREGORY,
march 2o-6t JAMES S. GREGORY
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-03
Young AysOn Yea:

on Chests Thomas scattergooa arg OJ for saie by
march q o.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-03
Notice.
Notice.

~ ONCE.
e. IN The beautiful. thoroughbred
M ~ T. running horse, belonging TO DR..
l8Y ST{GT->Ss$ Thornton called the MARYLAND
a ssSy.-&.A Err, will stand the ensuing Season, be-
ginning Immediately, ending the lst of July next,
at my Farm in Prince Georges County, Maryland four
miles from Alexandria, at 30 for fulblooded Mares,
and $40 for common Mares. Pastrlrage so cents per
week. Mares must not be fed on clover II prevents
their retaining. GEORGE SEMMES.
The M2RYL.qNDER is a beautiful blood bay Is
hands 81 inches high, Of great bone and muscle, and
perfect symmetry He ran at Baltimore at years old,
and could have distanced the field but bocd out of
the course. Those who saw him, declare him to be
the feetest animal that ran on the Baltimore
course. He taken at years old to NewYork
State, and was limited to twenty mares. 1t is thought
he Will now keep the course, and wiz 'n" tho f-i
PEDIGREE, (,chich cannot be erceeied.)
lie was gotten by the famous running horse Rattler
which was by Sir Archv; his Dam the celebrated run
ming Mare Noli-me -tang,r, by Top gallant, the bro
ter of Sir Archy his grand Dam the DAN OF SIR Ar
cHY!
apr 9
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-03

The unparalleled prosperity oft the Village OF
Rochester, is one Of the strongest arguments
tia, can be adduced in favor Of Canals or OIL
their great rivals RAILWAYS. This Vii