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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-03
J WILLS, G.. L.
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svrIRGiSh-Ai rules holden In tho clerks oo,o, 81
Tho Superior Court of Chnneery for the Iynebt,ury
District the LIST day OF June, 1890 The PfeslgnI md
DIRECTORS OF Tho Hank OF Newborn, pits against lea
okihh T. snithson admir- with tho viii nunet,d of
Thomas Woody, dec. VIM Woody aud Pleasant
Woody, inhnlsby Commissioner Benagh, specially
a,npned ther guardian, aud Levin Carter. dons.
inc defendant Hezsh,ah 4, Smiih,on not having sptsv
sd hts appearance given security according 60 ln ne ~
Assembly and the RIDES Of this curt and Il Nv
satisfactory evidence TIM, r " m nhsbiinn of ,bs
country Is ordered ths, tho rnid ndas, do nppcnT
here on the frat day Of ,r next term aud answer n.
bill oi III" PLAINTIFF aud that ncopy this order bn f
WIN inserted IN some newspaper published In the oN "A
oil iynchbhrg TN twu months sucreasivelt and pos,sJ
al the iron, dsor oftho courthouse In tho snd town
Copy. Teslo, J. WILLS Cd,
Aug ,,u,aIn,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-03

London Corn Erchange, june lo,-Our mar.
Ret was in u lileles state this morning scarce
sale has been effected nor will any, until
the factors lower their prices. as the consumers
are alive In the immense foreign arrivals, with.
oui the slightest alteration in prices!
London Corn Exchange. June H. Although
The weather is uniavorable Tor the spring Corn
the contrary is the case =. regards Wheat, the
appearance Of which is promising added 10
which, The quantity OF Gram IN hi, country Is
over and above suff cient 10 carry us beyond
the mex, harvest. This morning fue samples
OF Wheat were inefcclunll offered NJ redue
ton Of rs. per quarter, The only alteration IL
the duty on Foreign Grain, is I'D less on bean,
than las week. Present average OF Wheat, fol
the las, u weeks, 90 lOd
LIVERPOOL MARKET.
liverpool June l3.--ihs week the Cotior
market was very fiat bn, steady aud firm unit
Thursday, when the demand revived. aud con
siderable business hns since been done. Their,
Is no alteration in price. but last weeks rate
have been fully supported.
liverpool, June i3--Ibc Corn trade tn da,
is extremely dull, aud may he quoted fully 81
or ad cheaper than on Tuesday.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-03

NlhGlNA-.sA Ralos holden In tho Clerks Office q
the superior toht Of chanonry for the Lyuehburg
s pitirici the lat day Of juno, 1880. John H. " God
.oh, adm't with the viii annexed Of ferriD Gilos,
pneh, aud susanna titles. pits aga inst john Dick
his wife. dnfs.
The defendant John Diekoy, mot having entered hi,
appearance aud fVnn security according to the act u
Assembly and TIN rules ofths court, and ~ appearing
b, satsctory evidence thai he Ia mol nn ,nhaian, Of
tns country II ordered that hc snd defendant do an
pear here on Tho first day Of the neat term aud
the hill Of the PLAINTIFF. nnd that copy Of this orde, be-
forthwith ins.rted In newspaper published IN III,
town u Lynehbnrg, for two montha ,uuoelsi,aIy anu
posted al the front door Of the courthouse In tho ss
town. A Gopy-IrAte 4 WIlIS a a.
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Lgnrhburg Colonization Society.

Lynrbbug Colonization Society.
AT an annual meeting of the Lynchburg Aux
iliary Colonization Society. at the Presbyie-
ran Church. on Saturday the first day of Au
gust, 1929 the Rev VIM. s. Reid, (ia Vice
Pre'ident) presided, in the abseoce OF the Pre-
sident.
On motion, made and seconded. John u. Ur-
quhan was appointed Secretary pro lem.
The Tfeasurer's Report WAS read and adop-
ted.
The Annual Iiepor, Of the Board of Manager
was offered and read by Mr.. Urquhart, adopted
by the Society, aud ordered 10 he published in
the newspapers Of the town.
The Anniversary Address was delivered by
VIM. NJ. Rives, esq. and, on motion. ii WIS
Resolved. that the thanks Of the meeting be ten
dered him for his propriate address, aud that he
be requested to furnish a copy of the same Tor
inser lion in the newspapers published in this
town
The Society then proceeded TO ballot for
'heit oWcefs tol the ensuing year "heTeupon,
the Rev. John Early was elected President
Rev. WIN. s Reid Isl Vice President Rev. +.
&. Smith, I'd FIRE President; +. Fletcher,
1red,urer X. ii. Toler, Secretary and
Messrs. }. Caskie, J. Newhall, J. II. ID. Payne,
Edward Cannon, John ID. Urqnhart. John Vic.
tor Christopher Wniree. John NJ. Gordon,
John Thurman, John perciyal, WIN. J. Hol
combe and Josiah Cole were elected Managers
Il having been announced 10 this meeting
that the Rev. Joseph Turner man Of co oar
late of the county of Bedford, hath departed
This life since his arrival at the colony of Libe
ria Resoiued, That this Society bearing in
mind his worth, high responsibility and distin
guished virtue Will. living, do deeply depor'
The loss OF the deceased, and sincerely sympa
thize with his surviving relatives, and also will
the Colonists AT Liberia, for the loss they hav,
sustained in his death.
ResOired, That the proceedings Of this meet
ing be inserted in the newspapers pubis il
this town.
Resolred, That This meeting do oow adjourn
WM. 5. REID. Chm.
j. ID. URQUHART, Sec. pro tenn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-03

NWthGINh-A, nuios holden III thu clerks otb,, a,
tho Sun"fior Gouf ofChanoery, for the Iynehbu1v
District the Let day Of June. 1870. VIM Miller sdnir
de bonis non oi Nathaniel Ctenshsw. doe d. aud e.,ov
OF Charles Crsnshaw. doe. pill, against Thomas T.
bouldiu esor ofDasd hoss, dee. and George L. sto.
vail, dofis.
The defendant George I, Sioynil not having
entered his appearance and gwen security acros.
ding To The art of Assembly and tho fulos Of thi.
court, and appearing by satisfactory evidence thnt
he no, an inhn'iant efthA country II IN ordered
TINT TIM sand dclendan, do appear here on tho FRS, dny
OF tho next TORN and ansNcf tho bill Of the p.a,nt aud
Inst copy Of this order be forthwith inse,i.d in ann,
newspaper prnted Ia Thu town Of b,nchbury Tor two
month. 'uteessiseiy and posted the iron, door of The
eou, thonse IN the Had town. "
heopy---Insto WILLS. &C.
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-03

wlhGINA--.Ai Rules holden In the Clerks Office of
The Superior Court Of cbsneery for the I,,uchburg
District, the FIRST day Of June, 1870 Richard s. Flls
pit against John Ware, VIM. Ware Dahuey Ware,
Anderson Ware, and Ormond War;, defts
Tho defendant DHbncy Ware, no, having ep,e,a.i
MS appearance and given security according to the a
oil Assembly aud the rules OF his court and Il appearing
TO me aai''ao'on "the court thu he Is nj nhshj
ant Of this country ordered that m. said efen.s,
do appeal here op the first day day ofe neat term and
answer the bill Of the plaintiff iha, COPY Of this or.
der be iorth"ii inserted IN some newspapor published
ia N. town Of Iynohburg, for Two month";
~ and posted at tho front door ofihe cnuri house III
the sa,d town. Aeopy-Tcsts. J. WIILsc
Aug 7 wluloi
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TORIAS WATKINS.

There is no longer any doubt of the gu'" OF
Dr. Ws,l,ius-and. being guilty, we have no
sympathies for him, which would for moulen'
screen him from merited punishment we
cannot, however, but feel some regret that MS
large family should thus, by his crlmInaIty De
thrown from the elevated station IN soe's'y
which they are said to have adorned by 'ne'
talents and their virtues. his CONSIDERABLE"
seems TO have operated on the mind OF tue u"
fortunate man hims4lf. when he saw 'n"' us
detection and exposure were inevitable VII"
.,o,e force than the dread OF his own PUNISH
men, and, however much we may be WIN"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-03
FOREIGN NEWS.

The last mail b,ougM London dates 10 the
Nth June The only political news of interest
is II rumor OF dissensions in the English Cabi'
net, and of contemplated changes Of several .
the officers.
The latest accounts from the seat OF war are
contradictory, ms usual. The Russian bulletins
claim grea, advantages for the invading army
while other accounts represent the relative stu
alton ofihe combatants 10 be pretty much the
same as il ~as before the opening oil tue cam
pagn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-03
PUBLIC NOTICE.

NHE fall and winter session Of the subsc,i
81 beI's school will commence on Monday
the l4lh Of Sep ember ensuing
JOHN G. REID.
p, 8. The Subscriber has sen, for, and III.
poets 10 obtain, Tor the use Of his school, new
edition Of Murrays Exercises much improved
and also cheaper than any former edition.
J. e. II.
August 2 2tif
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From the Middietotcp Gayeiie.
TO CURE OR PREVENT THE CRAMP

This painful complaint which causes many
persons to drown, when bathing or swimming,
may be easily prevented by lying something
round the limbs near the body, about as light
as is done TO draw blood, either before going
into the water or getting into bed. Or II the
cramp sezes you in bed, tie something round
the limb between the pain and body, and you
will soon find relief Sometimes Jump out Oh
the floor and rub the parts ah'e ctea, both before
and after tying on the bandage. also have a
foot board, which will sometimes answer the
purpose by crowding my heels against it, and
raising my toes towards my body, Temperance
in eating, drinking. exercise, &c. are very ip.
portant IN preventing return of this complaint.
A CUSTOMER
Samuel Stevens, who murdered Jacob Gil
der, in Twiggs county, Georgia, two years
since, and for whose arrest the Executive had
offered $3.50 reward, has been arrested in Ala.
bama.
II is said that in Lee, Berkshire county, III ere
are no ardent spirits to tie found except a LIT
lie kept by the Physician, which he deals out
as he does wine OF anthony or tncture OF
bark.
Half dismes are soon to be issued from the U
S. Mint.
A negro ma9 the property of Mr. JAMS
Blown of this place, VAS near losing his life a
few days ago, by inhalng the arboric acid
gas, formed in the receiver of Soda fountain.
1t is but short time since we heard Of the
death Of an apothecary in New York. occasion
ed by the bursting of the vessel containing the
gas. ithaving been too highly charged. Those
who prepare that delightful beverage, soda wa
ter, cannot guard too carefully against acct
dents. Free Press.
-
SsaIs.-The brig James, which sailed from
Newfoundland on the 28th May, returned TO
Br'gus on the 2Sth June. with 2l52 old Seals.
A short and profitable trip.
Chloride Of Lime The Savannah board OF
health employ chloride Of lime 10 purify place S
charged with foul air, or Astounding with bad
smells. The method adopted to correct the air
IN sinks is to dilute two pounds of the chemical
with five gallons of water.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-03
NEW ANNIWAL@

HNHE subscriber has just feceived u very
IL handsome 10, Of fashionable Ginghams aud
Calcoes from New York, and will be receiving
rom that city from time to time, Goods suitable
for the approaching season, selected by an
experienced hand. Ii. ALLISON
March tsf
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SARATOGA
Or Congress Powders, &c.

lust received the highly esteemed and udii
e uabie Saratoga or Congres powders. These
powders possesses all the pieasaniness L. al the
Medicinal efficacy OF the celebrated Congress or
Saratoga Spring, and also Saratoga water in
bottles.--For sale at northern prices.
Howell DAVIES: |,
July OF. -
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VI aHE subscribers have Jus, opened case
- ofsupe''or Leghorns. Also an assort-
mem OF beautiful Gaoze Hdkfs. with . iev
pieces oil eH'f" 6ne black nankecn Grapes,
which they can warfan, To be a. cb,sp =, .oy
IN market NokVELL1 TATE.
Aug. 3 o,;f
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SCHEME.

'Of which S3000is payable in Land
Tickets S5-HaIyes 80 5o--Quarters 3 %.
For sale at
HEWS0N'5 most astonishing
Office of Luck.
Aug.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-03

over The widespread and fertile Valley, iyns
between the Blue Ridge and The spurs Of The
Alleghany Mountain possessing a capabiliiy
of affording 10 The whole State an ample sup.
port in all the necessares Of life, and yielding
a Tedundance Of all the articles of hade, COM
mon IN upper sections Of Virginia. These rich
and luxuriaoi boons of nature can be secured 20
Lynrhhurg. by a very small exhibition of It's
public spirit. Rockboidge, Augusta, Rocking
ham, Pendeion. Allegheny, and many other
counties, now compelled 10 seek market at
Richmond or Alexandria. al from two to three
hundr, d miles from home, for the want of n
road 10 getto L,nchburg. will throw their re-
dundan, productions Into your market, aud
compensate you tenlold. for the expenditure
incurred in making this Turnpike Thus, citi.
gems of Lynehburg, will you he rewarded in
the way Of trade and a double reward awaits
you in the social intercourse you will establish
with the interesting aud enlightened population
residing in the Valley. Surely. o,hs& consde.
rations than these are not wanting TO indace
you 10 give this road your support-these are
the highest known 10 OUT nature others. | will
NOT insult you by Offering.
4 Ciiisen of Lynchbsrg.
u Books were opened in this place and We
last Saturday, to procure subscriptions 10 the
stock OF the company, authorized by the last
Legislature, to construct a turnpike road from
Lynchburg TO Chilions. While the improve
msot OF the navig alton Of ,he Roanoke may di-
vert great portion of the trade which Lynch
burg has hitherto enjoyed TO Norfolk, &c. we
should be putting into tequisnion all our ener
gies TO secure as much as we can from other
quarters of the country. All persons who have
n permanent interest in tho prosperity of the
town should contribute TO the accomp lshment
Of this grea, object.
II MIR. Alexander Campbell has issued Pro-
posals 10 publish by subscription the Debates
between himself and Rober, ID. Owen, on the
" Evidences of Christianity" They hive adj
ded an Append. 10 the Debates. II will make
abon, 600 pages OF large duodecimo or smnll
ottayo--and will be offered for 81, sub,la ntial.
ly bound, or 81 so in boards.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-03

HEWSON'S OFFICE,
Lynchburg, Aug. 3. 1879.
Drawn numbers IN the Unoa canni Lottet,,
Class No. 8.
rs 30 a 4 2 10 80 IL 49.
Renew your smai prizes in the New YORK.
Lottery, No. g. aud Vermont No. o, at
lie NSON'S OFFICE
Of Luck.
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Nashville. (Tenn. J Doth June

4'u0HttI'oI It7tH'J -5IH 0HFo'
The Right Rev. Bishop Rsveescroft ofthe
Episcopal Church, arrived in this town fran
N Carolina on Friday evening last His OBJ
ject ito attend Convention TO be held here
Tomorrow for the purpose of adopting con
sitution and canons for the regulation Of the
Episcopal Churches in Tennessee.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-03

sfIRGINA AT Rules holden 10 thu Clerks ofIie, os
" tho superior Court Of Ghnncory Tor the Lynohbn.x
District the lrsi day OF June, 1890. John A. Cam
sron, PHI against George HairsioD, Samuel IIaly.
ston, Harden iinirs,on, john u. Hairsion and Mar
shni HaifAton. cxors OF George Hairston, doc. and
IN their own rights, Robert IIairson, Peter Har,,ou
and Ruth his wife. aud George and Ruth Callawa,
infant children Of America Galloway, dee and Pst,,et
Jurkio, aud Johnson HcndoTsoo and John Williams
late merchants and partners, trading under tho 6r oil
DurkiD, Henderson Il "a. drfn.
The defendant John Williams, not having entered HID
appearance and giseDsccury according the aci OF As
senhly aud the rulos Of this court aud appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he is nhsbiiant of this
country ordered that the SAID defendant do sppear
here on III. brs day OF the aDd answer the
bill tho ploutih, and that copy Of this order 10
forthwith nsertadin newspaper printed IN IN, town
Of LynchnrR for two months and posted AZ
the fron, door of the courthouse In SAID town
ACopy-Testo WILLS,C.
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DIR. howell DAVIES

/ tEhDEko his thanks TO the citizens Of
l. Lynchburg and lis neighborhood for their
patronage heretofore md very respectfully so1
licils continuance Of their favors His char
ges will be as low as any Physician. IN this
place or IT'S vicinity.
" He viii practice in families by the year.
July %.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-03

,.D,;oo stands postponed until th, 26'h of Sep.
sen,'o" .s,,. lea. Coar.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-03

In Barre, (W.) the fourth of July WAS c. lie.
brated by the ladies, VINO partook of public
dinner, d" furnished" the Montpelier Patriot,
says, with the richest dainies nature aud art
could produce, and in style neuer ereetted IN
this country" These patriotic iadie. toasted
both Mr.. Adams and Mr.. jackson in very res
pec,ful terms, AMI wound up with he following
spirited sentiment E." Our afternoon beverage,
oftea-tireat B itain knows we can drink or
refrain from drinking"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-03
Iessrs. Yates d Nc htyre,
DANVlLLE MALE
AUADMNl4Yo

HNHE present principal Of this Institution
u being DESTROYS OF retiring, the trustees
wish 10 engage some person possessing the re-
quishe qualifications 10 take charge Of the
school He must be u gentleman prepared 10
give instruction IN all the various branches Of
Education usually taught in Academies, and Of
anlunexcepIionable ofaiichaTacieI. Preference
would be given 10 gentleman somewhat ad-
vanced in life and who intends pursuing the
office of teacher as a profession all sppIica
tons on this subject must be made (snd If by
letter pos, paid)to
JAMES II. PATTON, Pres.
Board Of trustees.
August 2. 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-03

Important '--rhe Lee stature OF New hamp'
shire has changed the name of town IN that
State from 4dansi 10 Jackson No doubt II
will improve the prosperity of the town in every
respect, If it do nor, al the End OF the present
Presidents al term, we would advise them to Try
what virtue there is in Clay.
Uhtat.-The price of this article has settled
down IN 10 . cents for all delivered in this
month The purchasers are buying freely a.
this price. and many ofihe sellers of large crops
are becoming reconeiIed to this reduction.
Lvnchburg g. Biue Ridge Turnpike Company.
To-day, books will be opened, under the sn'
perintendence Of the gentlemen appointed by
the Legislature, in Lynchburg, Pationsburg,
Lexington aud PedIar Mills, for the purpose
of receiving subscriptions TO the s'ock OF ms
Comnany. Ia this place, the books will be o.
peued at the Franklin Hotel and we hope that
the great importance of the work wal induce
an adequate subscrpio 10 the stock'--"e ask
,,,o .,,e,,;on of our readers 10 the following
brief essay of correspondent
tn he citizens of Lynctburg and the adj accent
Counties.
o., this day Books are to be opened ior SUD,
.;n,ops 10 the Stock of the Lynchburg and
Oh p;doe Turnpike The importance of this
.aad IN l., uchburg, considered in CONNER
.;.I no;nt of view only, is so great as scarcely
~ naed am argument in its support. Our pecn-
ia condition, IN reference 10 another source
o,r,rade. calls aloud upon every mao inter-
o %. in the prosperity Of Lynchburs, TO come
r,,,.rd and contribute his share tow ards
oneniua an avenue to this new source OF
Up Those who know the resources OF the
valley, beyond the Blue Ridge, it would be
- oe words. TO address: TO those who do MOI,
F., you'd saw. suffer your imagination to range
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-03

A Tiaing GU.-The famous Christina,
Queen OF Sweden, among other presents to the
sister of Pope Clement TX. gave her diamond
cross, valued at "a, 900 Spanish crowns.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-03

The Iates, official report of the Mexican Sc
cretary OF TIE Navy, offers deplorable pic
ture Of his charge. The vessels of war had
been abandoned by their crews, who were not
paid, and the whole service was paralized.
IN Y Gas
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-03

The citizens of Prtnam, Ohio. indignant a,
,be removal of their Post Master, have deter
mined to do their business through neighbor-
ing Post Office
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New York Consolidated
LOTTERY,
Glass No. Q.

CIass NO. ..
To be drawn in the city of New York, on Wed
ncsday the 9th day of August, 1929.
az Numbers--S Drawn Ballots.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-03
Joseph LANCASTER.

Some time since this gentleman published
=. snnsal 10 the citizens of the United States
AZ AZ ,rb;ch he spoke of,he bad treatment he had
~ in Colombia. and reflected upon the
,h.rse,er of Bolivar. The Caracas papers
oabIi.h the appeal, and accompany i, by some
l.aia oa,;on.. which are rather unfortunate for
.,p p"a.,,,a,;oo of Mr. Lancaster. They assert
that s for the three years be resided in Caracas
, he enjoyed en- salary of $4,000 per aansm.
Moreo,eT $4,000 were placed IN bis hand" ID.
TO be expended IN increasing o .e If hh 'a
,,o.ua for. ID.
Dis,r.ssing.-A child about three years of
:, 70 belonging to Capt. William Marsh, of
syei,o,. was drowned on Tuesday last, in
n watering trough. 1t left the house with
Sounger sister in order to procure some water
and il is supposed while standing over the
,,nugb and holding The lid with one hand, ii
si;nned and fell in. The closing of the lid eff
Sectually prevented the cries of the child
from being heard Be1' faHS ii'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-03

Samuel Stevens, who murdered Jacob Gil
der, in Twiggs county, Georgia, two years
since, and for whose arrest the Executive had
offered $3.50 reward, has been arrested in Ala
hama
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-03

1t is said that lin Lee, Berkshire county, there
are no ardent spirits to he found, except a 1T
tie kept by the Physician, which he deals out
as he does wine of anthony or tincture OF
bark.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-20
GOHANNAa
THE property of John M. BSffs.

Sci
"A RICH BLOOD BAY with black name. tail and
legs, feet IL inches high, and in appear.
ance without rival, will stand the ensuing sea.
son at my stable 10 miles North of Halifax Cour,
House, and miles South of Barksdale's store:
and will be let to mares at $40 the season, which
may be discharged by the payment of $50 within
the season, which will expire the goth of Jujv
next. Fifty dollars to insure mare in foal, paw.
able when IT is ascertained, or the mare is trans
ferred, and one doll to the groom to be sent with
the mare. Very extensive pastures we'll enclosed.
gratis.-The subscriber has superior groom. and
VIII pay personal attention, and make every effort
liable for either. Mares may be fed with gallons
OF grain per day at rs cts. Servants boarded per
day, at the same. Johanna distinguished himself
on the turf for speed and bottom, until he became
the property oil his present. owner, since which
time, owing to the most intoerable bad manage
ment he has never won race; though uniformly
ran with credit, and is unquestonabiy one of the
best bred aud bottomed sons of old Sir Arcber
ROBERT HURT.
March L. IO3-Iot