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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-05
JG1.lP NEWS.
Port nf AleXandria.

ARRIVED, AUGUSTA,
Steam Packet, Fredericksburg ID. ]. Jenkins,
freight for the District.
In Nashingtons Reach, ship Governor Strong bound
up.
Schr. Genius Baker, 3 days from Baltimore, goods
for the District.
SAILED,
!. Brig Lunar Putnam, from George Town, bound for
Cowes, and Il market
schr. Columbia, Bir,and, herce at New York Cd
INST
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-05

II is stated by the disappointed Office hunters
TIA, there was a bargain between Mr.. Ad"m'
and Mr.. Clay ifso, il is the best bargain Tor
the country tina, was ever made: Tor Wy ha''
pa,d off more Of the Nsriona. Debt, and har
apDroo riated more money % internal lmprNe
me nt,, than was ever done before in The sane
lime. We should like 10 see an thcr as Valua
bic bargain. II friend TO tco'omy.
Ngf mt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-05
Trustees Ssle.

ID Y virtue Of deed of trust from Jonathan C. May
Dand wife to me, of record in the Court Books of
Alexandria County, "a. No 3, folio 4So) shall on
Saturday the 9th day of August next at O'Clock in
the afternoon, offer at pubic SALE for ready money,
on the premises, that lot piece Of ground
which said Mays segar Mandatory stands, beginning
Prince-street 1911 feet to the Westward OF Union
street. running thence with Prnce.sreet westerly, 20
feet thence southery parallel to Union street. A feet,
be the same less, the ground late the pro-
perry of Jonathan Hall decd; thence easferly with
the line ofthat ground and parallel to Prncestreet 20
feet; thence with a straight line 10 t. beginning -
This property is subj ecI to previous liento the
Bank Of Potomac.
shalt convey to the purchaser such title as is vest
ed in me by the said Deed.
july l5-3tawts COLIN AUID, Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-05
Trustees Sale.

DV virtue of a deed of trust from Robert T. Thomp.
ID son TO me- bearing date the Sls day of May. 1927,
and duly recorded in the Clerks Office ct Fairfax
COUNTY Court, in the State of Virginia, ] sball, on
Monday the 18Th day of .Sasust neat, (being the first
day of Fairfax August County Cour before the front
door of the Court. House Of said county, expose to
sale, by public auction, for ready money, Tract OF
Land convey ed to me by said deed estimated to con-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-05

day in every month until the session Of the Lee
pislature. and that the Committee appointed by
this meeting, report monthly, at such meetings,
an the matters entrusted 10 their care, to the
end that The ci,izrns may be duly informed OF
The proceedings of their Committee, and the
Committee regularly instructed and directed
by their fellow citizens
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-05
District OF Columbia,

County Of .7ierandria, !Srt.
TOBN l.. Afford, has applied to the Honorable
u William Chranch, chief Judge Of the United
States Circuit Court OF the District of Columbia to be
discharged from Imprisonment, under the .fct for the
relief Of Insolysnt Debtors within the District Of Co
lumbia, Oh the last monday IN September next 1T
o'clock, AZ NJ. at the Court House in Alexandra,
when and where his creditors are required to At
tend.
aug2 81 EDMUND ]. LEE, C. G..
JGB PRINTING
Exc style Of superior nea,ness at this Once.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-05
Union Canal Lottery Of Pennsylvania,
No 8 for l828 will be drawn in Philadelphia on Mon

Union Canal LOttery Of Pennsylvania,
No for 1873, will be drawn in Philadelphia on Mon.
day, August a.
HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000.
Tickets 50, halves So quarters rs cents.
EelaOare g. North Carolina Consolidated
Lottery. to be drawn at Wilmington, (Del. on
Wednesd ay, Aug. 6, 50 Nos. 8drawn ballots.
HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000
Tickets 81; halves ST.; quarters so cents
New- York Consolidated Lotfery,
No II, for 1928. will be drawn on Tuesday, Aug. -,
As numbers--6 drawn ballots,
HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000.
Tickets S.; halves So quarters 25; eghts 623 cts
Maryland ST4TE LOTTERY
No q for 1923, the Odd and Even system. will be
drawn in Baltimore on the 10th of Augu-t
HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000.
Tickets 81; halves 2; quarters eighths SO cents.
For sale at
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-05

The Mr.. Pinckn"v, whose speech al a Cal
houn Caucus in 1928 We publish to dav, is now
he leader Of the Jackson editoria. corps in
.Siu,h raroin
How hetce and 6e he was hen in his de-
ruaciarions ofthr 6 neral Now he will "roar
YOU A. grutl, as a 81, king dove"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-05
$50 ACKES.

The said land rs described by said deed as part of
a tract lying upon nccoquan Bay in sad county now
in the occupancy of said Thompson. A. shall sell
said land merely trustee under said deed, shall con.
vey to the purchaser such title only as is thereby vest
ed in me. JOHN MACRAE.
Its
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-05
E3RATUM.

en- WY piece IN S.tIrday's phenix, the lines
lTsn 1 .. - 'ae dlsi!-sud as thou rottest along
snail Psr,t thS poisonous c;av."
"''sNed a from Burns, instead of Byron-from
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-05

Office Of The LheSaPedKe ana ONO CHHHF
Company,
WAsHINGToN, July n, 1928.
THE Engineer having reported that another subdI-
vision of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, extending
from the head Of the Great Falls Of the Potomac to
Seneca Creek, (about 80 mes) IS now under survey,
and will be prepared for letting on contract tor EN-
bankment, excavation ant, wa!ling, at he same time
with the above named: Proposals therefore will also be
received as above the 18th, 18th, and 10th August
In this subdivision there will be five locks of eight
feet lit EACH proposals for building them as well as
FOR the masonry of such aqueducts &C. as may be me-
cessary will be received from the Is: to Goth October
JOHN T.. INGLE,
Clerk of the C. & o. Canal Co.
iuIv % ITO
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-05
Bacon.

1000 lbs very handsome bacon will be landed at OF
door this morning, and sold by
august S VI. MILLER SON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-05
j. COlsSE'S
LOTTERY EXCHANGE OFFICE.

DRAWING
of the Grand Consolidated Iotery class No. 2, which
took place at the City of Washington the 3Oth July:
Ia 10 8 II % So 3 a. IL
or One ticke, having three of the drawn numbers
on it.. one having the frst and many others hav
ing two of the drawn numbers on them, were sold at
Corses Office, and the cash paid the same day OH which
the drawing took place aug 4
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-05

ihs returns leave no doubl Of the election of
'-aSe White and Mr.. Gurley. The woes re-
Sewed so far are:
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-21
Sale at Auction.

10Y VIRTUE ofa deed OF trust. executed TO
- the subscriber hy John Hockad ~, viii be
sold, to tn, highest bidder, tor cash, al the mar
ket house, in the town of Lynchbme. on Tue,.
day the 10Th daS Of the present month, the fol-
lowing slaves. to wit: Maria. Otway Robert,
James, " Washington, Sally, Satah, Lacy, Mary
and little Maria. One Wagon aud threc horses
q their harness three beds bedsteads q furniture
and all the other Iouseh lId aud Kitchen furui-
ture of the said lohn Hoca ,day or 50 much
thereof DIS may be necessary to raise the sum Of
money secured by the said deed OF ttu>t with the
expenses OF the sale. Acting as trusiee. ! shall
convey only the title vested in me by the SAID
deed OF trust JAMES BENAGH, trustee.
February :. fd-35
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-21

N pYrpTTsrafST.---Thes ul'serihrr hss
AZ removed IRON the Brick 20 the White
Tenement Al Amherst {. Hours" snd ri the
lsner place ne viii continue his Tavern lie
sincerely thanks bis friends and the pubic for
The patronage heretofore extended 10 him aud
be salieiis the continuance OF their laveafs--
lie pledges b., untemiliing attention 10 hts
business, aud trusts his gsests will be saiish-
ed Ufth his Table aud bis House.--1be ieno-
mepi he occupies hrs been thoroughly
renaiFed. aud u we'll adapted TO a Tavern
JOHN FRANkLIs,
Jan %. ts32
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-21

ENteI sALE.-By virtue of deed Of
U trust, executed to Us on tbe l7ih day OF
Aug 1879 by Rob. {. Scott 4 Gahrel J. Scott.
aud OF record IN the offices al tie counties OF
Campbell, Amherst, and Bedford courts. ve o.
one of as viii proceed 10 ell. on tie premises. a.
pubhc auction. on the on uag oi Alai,h ucst, "a
certain trdct OF land, lying 10 lie county OF Bed
ford, containing 100 acres, loaH3ed hy jaime
K",r. J1ia.s errek. and the lines of Ann Scou
and Dave, - one Island situate IN lanes Il
yer, IN the county Of Amherst containing hv s.
umatlOn seven acres ur 30 much pf salb land as
will satisfy the balance due on SAID deed Act.
ing RS trustees We viii convey such title as is
vested IN Us by said deed ,nduone other.
JOHN HANCOCK,
WM. NJ XIV rs.
Feb T. tds35
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-21

VpHF Subscriber u''il ssH privately ms trs''
Of n N Bedlotd county. situated ON 'he
.srsh aui = = fork n Gtase tnees- ana on me
,,ain road lsstsissr from Lynehbafg, % tfuoss-
~. h ,a,les tfrsi OF Liberty aud sd3oluius
can't 6uiara. !, contains atssut ial1 acres Of
u.h.ch So are nucieared. Tie par shich Is
unclcarea. except very small portion. IS cteel-
le,,t ,esaess and of the cleared iand, is' a
errs are low grounds ofthe ffa quslti, and me
remainder remarkably hue highland. THIS Is
one Of The best TRAITS Of isud ~ the upper COIN
nv being ueH adapted to the cultivation OF 'o-
bscco aud ali ki,ids OF gran II lies Iemaitahly
sssl AND = rerY fr-e irem stone II dnidea u
aerld make tao Fery handsome tracts "hich
sil,li be done. e those who "ish 70 purchEse
wish il. psnsns Wishing 70 perchase mat ar
ply 20 the Subscriber rcstdtrg n ne neg hbVi-
hood n Nes London. o. 10 Cart baier't resi-
ding neat the tract. WILLIAM IRVINE.
T,ns,r, ts25
a. Inc Editors % the Enquirer vii insert
,ss above s.5se--is.neui I'll iorb,d. aud forward
fhcir bin 70 tbs Office fOr payment
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-21

ET0Ut by trlae ol Two several deeds
1 7 ofrusi executed 70 the subscribers 10y
Charles { Patterson, one bearing date the I'D
aay Il Deosmb,r, one thousand elgrt hundred
aud twenty two, and tie oiher the Doth day o.
January, eighteen hundred aud ~ tuty tour.
both Of s. nisn ars Ufrec9ld ID iEc clerks office
81 to cousty court Of B,diuid. for tie pmpu>es
Therein expressed viii he odd TO the highest
bidder. ID tlDo 6r7 day o, March next. # tair If
not ire mex taIt day thereafter sundays ex.
ccptod. tie lolluwlag property viz all lhe land
owned bs the sud Patterson, Ia the Cnun-
~ Of Bedford. lying North OF the road leading
rom B1rc-augur settlement To Liberty. Also,
sa8fHrr tract containing one hundred and five
a1rcs Isl g GA The >aidruad between Goose Creek
sud Bare-eusur, adjoining the laods OF Rober,
Elhali. bsnghnS heirs and others. Also, the
following slaves VIZ: Sam. Tabhy. Edmund
Lucinda. Lewis. Burrpn Nancy, Lydia and Lu-
cy viii the increase Of the females since the cx-
ecutraa ofihe deed. Ihe sale will take place
a. thr said PaUcrsou's Mil on the first men.
TONED tract ct land the lands will he sold on a
shoif credit. made known on the day of sale
the negroes f.r cash or negotiable paper. with
satisfactory cudorseis, at sixty days, the lar
grzf .actot band Supposed II contain or 500
acre. lies ON both Sdes ct Goose Creek. adioin-
~ tie lands OF Or. Samuel Griffin, heirs. WI
liam Agnew, Jesse Powell aud >pIhers aud is
wi adapted tp III. culture n3ihe common produce
ofo,u tounuy q possesses great deal oita land
with con,ld. ribic portion OF said tract uuclear-
/ ed-thr Improvement, consist Of a valuable
Manufacturing Mil and saw mill ona never
failing stream. and IA an excellent ueighborhood
for Custom, with the necessary houses for one OF
two small families. Persons disposed to pur-
chase arc earnestly invited to attend the sale. as
tie property is valuable aud the tIe believed 10
be good though acting as trustees we shall only
convey such tale a. Is vested IN US by The deed
y A. Edison, Trus-
ROBERT CAMPBELL. tees
i'm. 81 tds33
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-21
7 ALI and Winter Goods.
RANKIN g. COLE,
Onnnsite - Il..n,..l,nn IN

NppOshe me tg~gnitod DUtbt,
fEfAtL Jnst received, from few York and
III Philsdeiphis, tbeir Fail and Winter
Goods, consisting IN part, OF the following ,
SnPerhne Blue. Black, Olive, clafet, Urab,
AVID Steel Mai Cloths
Blue, Black, Drab aud Mkt Cassimsres
Piece Sapeffue Single milled Black Cas-
simere for Vests
Blue, Mint. Sleei MKT and Cloth Cassinets
fiue and supe,inc Blue Peliece Cloths
White, Red, Green, yellow : Blue Fianneis
! Piece White SWIM Skin Flsnneltor Dr1Uefs
Rose aud Point Blankets, superior quality
Blue aud Dfab Plains, Green Bazes, Lind
seys, kerseys, Gsudy Il son's Napt Cot
tons aud other negro clothing
PLAID aud Camblrt CiOGks very heavy aud
good, Swansdown, 1oiienrtt Valencia and
Mcr,a'lles Ve5tings, SILK festings, PLAN
and figured
Black SILK. q Black and Green Iabby Velvet
Black Italian Lules,rIngs
satin striped, Mourning, Fig'd eros de Nap,
Sarshei and Senshaw silks
Fancy Cold and Figd Gros de Nap silks
Plain Green, White, Blue aud Pink Sarsneis
Plain Black, White aud Fancy Cold Satin-
CoIIcos assorted--lrish Linens, Lawns, Dia-
pcrs, and Linen Camurcs
Flain Black Canton Grapes
hlsnderlue Robes assorted colors
Black. Nh,re aud Green lisllsn Grapes and
Crsne -.
a. and ID Pain ann Fig'd Rock. Swiss and
lndia hlnsllns.
I,,d 6l--Can.brirs and Iaronet Muglius.
assorted
Circasslan Plslds and stripes
Blue and Brown Csmblrts
Cashmere I'D stud and Cashmere Shswls
Cashmere Aiefino and Fancy silk HIS.
PLAIN and Flg.d bornbazetts. assorted colors
and quality
Ladies Black and Lead Cold Norsted Hose
Geut,msu.s Common and fine Iamb,.y,noi
and Nor,ted Hose and Hail Hose. assorted
rolors
Ladies. R.ever IIorse-ekin Kid aud Lind
Nasbtd Leather Gl,yes. assorted colo.r.
Iadirs' and Ai,..,s, Iopo pbife Kid Gl,yes
IcntIrnen's Noodsrnck' Ee.ser. Buck. BIN.
Horsp-skin. Lind Leather. aud MILD
WonlIep Gloves
Ladies md Gpntlpmcn's White and Black
silk Gloves aud Hose
Bandauna. Fanny aud Flap silk Ukfs.
BLACK ltiiiapa4i Canton { ravafs. larpe size
Ibreed and k5hltfeft Iscrs and Eop,ugs
Plain Bohtn.tf TOR Wells
ELEGANT tam, loL;,ctYeils
Tortoise Smell Tuck and Sid Combs
Brt,z,ii,a 5r rn,t..u, -,4e Gon,bs
lynn Tlpe. Wooden. Sb,u aud Pearl Pock
rr'ComAs
FI,,s Cotton scotland Cetfon Rails s.so,tef
An elegant a.safimrnt Of Bonnet. Cap and
Belt Ribbons.
Bed Iirk,pp.. common and eaal
pad Coftan5 fnrn,,,'rcara ,egop ,,becL.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-21

'raOR RENT the Manufacturing Nil. com
monty known as the Amherst or Galt ,
Mil IN the county al amherst on James River.
distant from tins place ahent L. miles. n Wis
thoroughly repaired la,i summer, y runs three
par ol Burr AVID one par E1>opus Min >tanes
Attached 10 tue Mn, Is IN excellent Dwelling
House. with the necessary houses foi the &C
eummodsuou a tamily-and also win , / a.
rrrs q land. There Is likewise saw mil on
,he premises. Re" country m3I'S possess thr
advantages tint are found ~ this; boats may
iaad and unload at tile mill, at all seasons
Possession aIll be given the ht,t du, of April
next forrerms Apply 10 {. aud 4 Warwick
richmond, OF to JOHN N WARWICK.
Fcb. :. ts35
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-21
John Il. n. Payne.

AHctioneer. oai Commission Merchant
YrfAS removed to the large aud connections
ri Fire Proof Brick hutdng, late i. the occu-
paacg. Of Messrs Miller q Roberts. three door,
below the Banks, where he IS prepared 70 car
~ on the abaYe business extensively, his bouse
bemgtarge aud convenient for sioiage.--he Of
fers lfs services 10 couatrt merchants ard plan
f'rs in attending TO the sale of ther Tobacco,
E our aud Nhiskev, entrusted to his care, or
Shipping the same il necessary FROM his long
experience IN the Auction and Commission bn-
siness, he hopes to receive liberal portion OF the
public patronage.
JOHNR. o. PAYNE, Anet.
Jan. 81. 1888
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-21
lal4abic James Rirer Estate far SAFE.

Taisabd flames Rirer Estate tor Sale.
xs3nE subscriber wishing TO remove, next
= Fall to MS eSiato IN tennessee, offers foI
suie his valuable Farm IN the upper end Of Buck
ineGam county living on the south side of
James River within - miles Of Iynchhme.
three IN lies of Bent Creek, and convenient 10
five merchant mills. The tract contains SDD
acres OF which there are 80 acres OF river low
glounds of the high lands fully 55oacrcs are in
woods. 4 all the cleared land IN tlgn state of
cultivation. producing abundant crops Of Wheat,
Corn and Tobacco. which for Years past has
commanded the best prices IN the Richmond
market The Improvements are perfectly adj
apted to the accommodation OF a family and
the whole estate, as relates 10 fencing &C, ia
excellent order. A further description IS con
sidsred unnecessary as persons wishing to pur-
chase will see the land upon application to the
Subscriber and Judge for themselves The
terms will be liberal, and possession will be Civ
en- in all the month of Ocbtober mex. II tue
above land is not sold privately before the 18th
dny of Nav next {ofwhch the public viii he du.
Iy notified, will onfhat day be sold 10 the
highest bidder, al public auction, ON the prsmi-
scs-Fhrther particulars will be made known
ON application, BY letter OF personally TO
WM. DILLON.
peb vl4t35
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-21
L,,7rI6grg Plorch Nanufaetory.

If7r551fe Ff9HgH HaHHT"'IV' y
EfA6F suasrrihers respectfully inform their
trlsasi. aud the publ'c Eaafihes have com
-,,eneed the nlan.c business, OF the cross street
leading from ne Market 10 the Bridge, where
tnoy Iutt-ad kf=~ ajur constantly on aant, gen
erai assortment or rlouCh., Of the iatrs' "nd
iuoSl approved patterns nor ~ use among
,hcn Is t.e late improved bill side Plangl. all OF
q hit = ~ be paesrtrd N workmanship and
performance. 70 bo ,usl 81 any nov N use
Ia ma ben tat=asel several ysafs N the above
bu.a-rss thet a. nfdcnt Of rendering gene'-
" .t'tsf4etisa m tse execution o. Their work
s .,.te 81 pu'a.e patronage Is solicited pioughs
m,n Iiaft, repaired. ..,.
LANDLORD ANFDpER
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-21
Trusf Saie Of Putsylraaia Liant.

Srl Y virtue OF deed oftrust, executed TO The
ing date the 18th May, 1929 and duly recorded
in the clerks office OF Fiusylvania city for pur-
poses therein mentioned, | shat proceed to sell,
to the highest BIDDER, on the l0th day of March
next. before the frontdoorofN Villains tavern, in
the town of Danvilie, onetract olandlS ing in the
county OF Pittss iyanla, Containing 900 acres. he
the same more or less, S-onwhich Wm.A Mcriiss
now resides. Terms aod . years credit will
be given, the purchaser 10 execute bonds with
satisfactory security, and decd OF trust on the
land Such title only viii be given as is vested in
me as trustee. ASA OLIVER. Trustee.
Feb. Z tds36
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-21

EDUC

TnHE subscribe, sill opeo Seaoolm Lyo' be-
~ burg, On Monday the fourth Of fchr'N
'aext IN ~hich vii be taught the usual branches
G. an useful Eneisn education, aud tie Latin \
Gre.k BuEnaees Terms tor the English COZ So
go dollars for the Latin aud Greek 6heen dol.
an, pes session offive months. payable IN adj
Xsncr. For character and qualifications refer
encr may be had 10 tho Rev. \ II tuhs,. Of the
Noe London Academy. Nh. \ " MD.
-,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-21

Nl bbGAlfCE lite uext session 81 nv
III school will Commence on the Sd of March
ensuing. My terms TOT tuition vii be SIP per
session, Tor orthography, Reading, Writine
Arithmetic and Geograpby Si5 Tor English
Grammar, Mathematics and the Lam In.
guage livery necessary discipline "iA be OIL
served, and sirict attention. paid to the moral
aud intellectual Improvement of my pupils.
ROB b. SHELTON.
Feb. Is. sr3s
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-21
Feb Is
The Celebrated Rate Horse
SHAKESPEARE,

-SA-k@s1cExE1h-z-f county Oh DtuiDIh, aud will
be let to mares al S2j the season, payable the
25th December next. The season will com
nence on the Isl March aud end on the LIST Au-
gust next SO the single leap, payable at the
stable door aud $40 tor insurance, payable as
soon the mare is known to be IN foal. or trans
terred one dollar 10 be paid to the groom for
each mare Very extensive and excellent pas
'urage, and mares fed according To directions.
as low can be afforded, but responsibility
for escapes or accidents
SHAk SPEARE is full five feet four inches
high. fine bay, beautifully marked, of most
commanding appear ance, grtat strength, beauty
and action, six years old this sprug. He vas
gotten by tira man. the fasotlte son Of Sir Ar.
cily aud among his most distinguished racers !;
h, dam (wbo vas sold tins fall with her colt hy
her side to Mr. Livingston OF New York for
~iloO) IS by Mr. Herbert Hhas bay Horse
Shenandoah, one Of the tGsi sons OF the celebra-
ted rae. horse Potomac lie was out of Mr. hills
bay mare. by the imported horse Fchri'upe.
her dam by the imported horse Grey Doomed,
her erandam by Nildair, Ter .. grandarn 10y
Col. Haynes Flnnnap, her z. G. grandam b,
O'd Valiant
PERFORMANCES The Spring he was
three Yeas old he Won the Colts race al New
Market at three heats SIX subscribers 500
each beating Betsy Archer. J tanette and Rock
ingham very easily, and repeating IN fine time,
The same Spring he won the locky Club
;,, 0'''''o ii''' HUI ''"' =
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o.. -, o., CT" "'"' ne
,,,I,' -. ,,,L1l.n.ss. 500 H ~
;',,,.n,;'. ~. A., t,g; = '''',' new
,n',, ''''''' va -A"' ''''" "''o
rta.,,,,.. FL, -. ,,.e., 80. n.z....,...,-
o., -. a., ,',r, ha,,l ~, u
1910 W. '""' n'''a7 "'"''"s i"''sf
'' rus '''o o''e 3'i',' WIN s''',, e''st
~, - s+om ' IN - '"r Tue
o'N'Y '"., - u.'' '''''1 hfa.S' ana "o'
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