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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-30
ZERO THE pUBLIC.-some tine

THE PUBLIC Some tune in
T. April last, | executed my obiigstisa to =
certain d Little, Coach and Harness nlaker.
Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. for the sum of 100
or l25 dollars payable on the LIST of Angus,
1s29-is being In part payment ofa Rarunche,
purchased BY ne oIhim. hereby forwarn ali
persons from taking an assignment of said note,
as an determined not TO pay it, unless cou-
PEELED by course Of law the consideration hay.
ing is'led aud q gross 9nd palRable fraud having
been Committed uno' ri n the sale
ELlZ 3E III HOWALTER.
Julv SC-st
TFhe Adams Sentinel, Gettysburg. viii give
the above two Insertions, and forward the &C.
corEt fr this efi~t for napment.
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k'AAMlNtTioN- subscriber wishes
II u to be known 10 the public, that Inc
semi annual Examination IN his Fem,la Araae
my viii take plsce GA Friday the SIS, at InIv
At . O'Clock. A. NJ. The a,tend ance az l;,srary
ueo'iemes and slifriends to tho Institutes. i
respectfully solicited
IL VIII aiss be recollecied, that there vii, Re
sreesss from The Academic studies durisg the
tnon'h OF August. The seeend term will Gem.
mence oa the frs, Of September.
'uiy % 1919, DAVID EYSTER.
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M HANSON announces to Es tr,enes and
customers. az we'd as 10 the Fara.ers
generally, that bis WILL near Martinsburg !,
now m complete order tor the reception Of an
Kinds % Gvein; be wishes TO purchase a large
quantay OF Whes', snd will at eli times. ns,
the highest price in Cash, for tina, article. II d.
ivcFed ~ his SAID Mill His grinding custom.
ers viii always bs promptly accommodate
WIN Flour IN exchange Zoe their Wheat, ~ ,Le
usual rats OF a barrel Of Sunerfiae for every
oO'os' Of That which IS good anJ merchants.
1'ei or nave u ground separately IS they ma,
uSs're; and IN all cases, no will stand the in
spec"on OF the Flour he manufactures q, any
market 20 which il NAV be sent.
Union Mills, July 23-tf.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-30

M ARsHAL'S sAIE.-Pursusnt to q deere
w tai order of the Superior Court of Chan
Gerry, hslden at Winchester, prsnsunced & rem
dered on Monday. May 9Th, 1929, wherein
Isaac Whistler is complainant and Peter Poisal
and others, heirs Of Peter Poissl, deed are de.
PENDANTS, win be ssld, on Monday, the 18th
Of August next, on the premises, at public auc.
ten, to the highest bidder, one hundred and
twenty acres Of LAND, lying near Msrtinsourg,
Berkeley county, Va. late the property Of Pc,
ter Psissi, senr. decd. and which b. his will
was directed to be sold.
Terms Of sale; one half Of the purchase mo.
ney to be paid in hand, and the balance in two
equal annual pa ments, bonds and q Trust Dsel
| on the premises sold, will be required Of ihe
purchaser to secure the deferred payments
. ssle will commence about IL s'clock.
/ NATHANIEL SEWERS, D. NJ
I July &c, 1899. Ge Jas. S. .uagiA
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\ AND FOR gAIE.-f v;n ..u -,

AND FOR SALE.-f will sell q small
~ FARM, situsted on opeekon creek, halt a
mile above TsbIer's mill, Berkeley county, Va.
Senta'ning upwards Of seventy acres, twenty
acres OF which Is in timber-niae acres prime
oPeekon eottonneadow, and the balance elear
60 LABd.--thereSs On this farm an orchard Of
enoiee iruit' a COED Dwelling House, tive $40
tes high, and ssme other buildings. Any person
Wishing TO purcnsse viii please cal on Mr.. Muir.
ray. "hois living on this farm. or en- the sub.
serioer 10 Saspherdstosn. The above Land
vail De sold 4 bargain, aud q good title made 10
the purchase. JOHN MoTrFR
Jut 50. l5za-tf
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-30

MoficE The Go Partnershlp h-retof,r re-
~ ex1stiag between the subscribers. under
tse hrm OF IS1AC 5. L.aUCK g Co. was.
On Friday tse 10Th inst. dissolved sy mutual
consent' All persons who stand indebted ~
Tue concern, viii, We hope. see the necessity
OF making arrangements for a speedy discharge
81 the same, Nhen they are assired thar The
undersigned are hsmsetrss under hcav, engage.
ments "hich they are desisous of Aquidating .,
the earliest monlea
ISAAC s. LAUCK,
ALEXANDER STEPHEN.
Msrtinsburg, July 10.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-30

fW FARMERS.-T subscribers h,y;no
rented IdBLER'S MILLS, On the q
peeSoa Creek. Tor aterm of years, solicit. /,
snare OF pubic patronage, aud will give one
barrel 81 superine -four, for every three hun
dFed los 0 fgood msrchantsble wheat. or pa,
essn ter al kinds OF grain at a fair price. Ths
MIL Is 10 geod rapair for the reeep,ien az Al
xmas OF gram. HE.NRF VEL SRH4N.S.
Jesse WRlGHr.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-30
From the Lynshburs vrginian.
ROYAL EXCURSION.

Our Columns this morning contain some fur
theF particulars of the honurs paid 70 aus uno.
tsntatious Presiden, en- his recent tr;a % o.
Point Comfort, fsnd the country thereunto al
iacent' I, smells more rsnkly of royal Ell
quette and formslity-there was more show 81
suudescentiOn on The part ct the President and
vet apparently more supercilious nauteur IN his
tsns and manncfs-more cringinE syconbane
displayed, than has ever beea witnessed in this
country ca any similar occasion. Mr.. Mon.
roe's tour was in tad taste enough. though ws
believe j, was undertakea under the Influence
OF Tie most laldsbie notlves-and that be did
not, as we believe General jackson does. veil
tha real sheet Of b excursion, by authorizing
his p~srtisans to sssefibe II 10 some other objec'
which he thought might ticgle the public ear.
sfF. Monroe, tss, travelled ,loae He did net
surround himself With hslfs dozen ladies. AMI
VITA IS many Of the 9ther sex Who would grace
petbc0ats better than trousers be asd ne
splendid suite relieving at bis heels. HIS ID
ject was 20 examine the situation of the public
works. and TO search cut suitable sites for the
erection Of forti6ca,ions, &C.; and he knew tina
the description OF persons who ACCOMPANIES
Gen. Jsckssn to Old Point we're Not very suits
BILE companions at such time. We should A.
soon have expected to hear, IL there had been
war, that he had taken them to thu field Of bat
tie.
Heretofore. when q President left Wasl.ise
ten or returned, the simple fac, was announced
as 4 piece of public information, BY thu newsps.
pars OF the towns and cities thrsugh which az
passed. But General Jackson must have r.ons
prepared for him and dinners rendered. the mi.
iilsry must parade and frs salu,es-aad. TO i'm.
tate the roy al fashion still more clos civ. some
one stands at his eibsw, and when be saws sny
thing particularly wise or witty, ii is forthwith
transferred To the columns OF the ne9snapers,
4 few more such Republican Presidents as we
row have, suo wa shall not be very tar rems.
cd from the foolish etiquette and gewgaw
splenaors eta kiegiy court We may indeed
console ourselves with the reflection that the
names oil Kings, Lords & Dukes. are not heard
ia the land, but that will be poor consolation
when we are suffering all the grievances of the
reality
by authority. "-Dutf Green has written te
a relation ii John Pope, in this State, who was
an applicant for eiiice at Washington. last 50 iRc
that such are the "'arraugements'' of the Exeeu.
i've, that neither the pefsou written 20, nor aa,
of his connections, can be "rewarded" for two
wears to come; and then il is aided sig nlicant
Is, it vii! depend upon the BEHAvI0Ua OF fami
~, whether they viii be provided for or not
B2r5st0wR Herald.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-30

pUBLdC SALE OF LAND.-Ry the author.
a ity Of a Deed Of Trust executed by obed
Waite, Esq. cfre,srd in the Office sgthe Clerk
OF Berkeley county. in book S. page 4e2-I
snAll oner Tor sale at Public Anciiso, 10 the
highest bidder, for Cash, At the Can, .a.osr
on the ID day OF August court next. the tr.et OF
LAND, kiag ON Middle Creek. n ,h,s county.
sad 70 eontaia efsy oiae' acres being he sans
lot ofland, Which vas conveyed. 70 said Obed
Waite by Joseph Miller, BY deed, dated August
~, 1924, also OF record, and the same Wbeh
has since been conveyed by oscd Waite 10
Harrison Waite, liz trust, subject to THIS incum
braaca.
The land IS Too well known to need deserin
uon. Ios St1e ,tis believed IS un~excepnona5le
but the subscribers conveys onl, such lille ~
scsies ia him by his deed, ia which he sea
'rustes Of Edwsrd Caistoo, Esq. either of When
are empowered to sell.
Ioly %, 1929. ID. n. CoNpAn
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ClxrY DOLLARS REwARD.-was stole,

CiXfY DOLLARS REwARD.-Was stolen
~ from the farm of Maj. Isaac Philips Il
SPrinehill township, on the 23d June, two her
ses; one a BLACK HORSE, about sixteen
hands high, six years old last spriag; heavily
built, has a little white on one hind foot; not
shod; IS in good order, and is spirited either in
gears, or when rode; trots short and ouie <
and has no other gait The other a GREY
H0RSE, and near the head inciining to ssrreD;
fifteen and a bait hands high; four years old
last spring. marked on the withers with the
saddle; has a long tail; aud is swollen under
the Jaw with the colts disiemper. Of which he
IS Just rec overing; is shod all round with old
shoes. and IS in middling order. We will give
sixty dsllars for the apprehension Of the thief,
and recovery of the horses, and twenty dollars
. piece for the harsss alone.
JEREMIAH KENDALL, ir.
ISAAC PHILIPS.
Uniontown, Pa. July 9.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-30

NOTICE II will attend a, my saice :,
~ Saturday, te lar Of .lyyust nsrt soec,.L
y tor The 7afssse Of setting the ascs,,r,s 81 H.
late hr@ of DAVENPORT oRRICK. & Co
u mas become Indispensable that the concern,
o. thst hrm should be nov b~rougA, 10 a clos.
y val De expected that these who have not the
'nensy' wa at Teas, CLOSE their accounts Nv
noee. a failure to stlend 10 this notice, viii
'usJeet an persons indebted to the cost of suit.
ChAs. JAMES FAULKNER.
n. II. The Books 81 Jane, Thamnsna s.a
N'sr'h y. turner, are likewise in my posses.
sion for settlement. And lake his 49,.
ot notti, ing all persoas Indebted to snher :,
ne absvs named individuals, to come fsruar1
on the day absye meutisoed1 and close ,he,r a.
soan's. CHAs. JAS. FAULKNER.
July %, 1889.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-30
RICHARD HENRY LEE,
at LAW,

nFFERS bis professional services 70 the
" people of Berkeley. Mr.. Lee. shs has
been q practitioner OF Law Tor many years IN
the County and Superior Courts Of Loudoun
and Fairfax, and Chsncery Court Of Winchss
ter, will attend to any business confded to him,
in the County and Superior Courts of BeEke
lev and Morgan, and in the chancery Court a
Winchester. He may be consulted az Mr.
Krsesen's Hotel. in Martinsburg, at any time
liter the first of August.
July %. 1829.-4w.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-30
nsm Concern.

TIE undersigned have this day entered in.
to Go partnership, under the firm OF
L4DCh q STEPHEN, in the Mercantile.
Milling and p%istiliug business-rhey will, At
sii times, pay in Cash, the highest marke, price
Tor WHEAT, Y and CORN. They respect.
fully ask a continuance Of favsurs of the frieads
and customers eftAe late firm OF Isaac S. Lauck
q Co. both in Store and Mill.
ISAAC s. LAUCR.
ALEXANDER 81 EPHEN.
Mariinsburg, July IL. 1929 If
UA sober and industrious hand wan ted a.
an assistant IN eur Martiasburg Mill; to such .
one, liberal wages viii be given. One WIN
wishes to learn the business. from is 10 IL
years OF age would be preferred. L. & S.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-30
july so. 1920.

AND FOR SALE The situation OF the
k< estate of BeFnsrd Ksphsri, deed. makes
u necessary 20 sell part Of bis real estate. the
Part whicL is fer sale, lies about | 1 miles north
east ct MariiRsburg. adjsising the lands OF
Sem Fetter, Henry Welshhsnse and others;
containing sseot $50 asrss, the greater part 81
tins tract is timbered LAND, the cleared Land
$ good slate SOIL and under good fence; the
improvements are, a DWELLING HOUSE. q
good log barn and other necessary buildings, a
spriag OF never falling water is near the house.
t. sisnd will be sold s~asjec, 10 a mortgage OF
about three or four hundred dollars, aoA also a
deed OF rust, for about 81, 100, which last SUN,
The purchaser may retain in his hands for sew
ersl years. by securing the same aad paying
the annual interest thereon. This land being
near Mastinsburg, will be sold in lots to suit
purchasers; there will be 3 good title made.
The lands will be She wn by applying to the
subscriber, or to Robert McQuilkep, living 90
The premises.
J"ls Soft JACsg MYERS, .qdm'r
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0JIt Is expected that the Rev. Mr.. Brooks
will preach IN the Episcopal Church, in this
place, on Sunday next, a, IL O'clock, a m.
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Fl 9ABGTT8o
MARrINsBURG, JrLr 80. 1929.

1--WE sre requested to give notice that a
II sil be held by the Ladies Of .he town
a,ighborhood. on Wednesday the 18th of
, being the first day OF the Special term of
nOe s~uperior Court for this county.
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5000 DOLLARS.

VT Z L I NTLEs
Grand Consolidated LOTTERY,
For Internal Improve ment, Literature and
Charities in the city of w ashiugton, and the
states OF South Carolina and Louisiana.
SIXTEENTH CLASS.
To be drawn in The city of Washington, on
Saturday. the 29th Of Augest, 1899.
90 No. LorTGRr-g Draw BALLuTS.
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TaOMAS'S HOTEL
BERKELEY SPRINGS.

VtHE proprietor of this establishment returns
Il histhanks for ths liberal encouragement
be received last year, and informs the public
that he continues to keep . boarding house at
the same place, formerly kept by Mrs Aber
nathy.l He has been ensbled this season TO
procure o suficiency of ice, and hopes by his
exertions to please to give genera! satisfaction.
Music at any time for the accommodation oil
~ylsitePs-
Bedford water kept constantly on hand.
&. w. THOMAS.
| Bath, July 2, lsso-5w
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We learn frem the Baltimore Patriot
of Saturday evening, that MIR. Fan Bnren
left Baltimore that morning in the Union
line. in company of tive of the ladies OF
Gen Jackson's family, on a visit TO De
laware. The Patriot adds:
"The General still halts at the mansr,
and the Secretary of the Navy eontin
ues to regale himself in New York
When was there such a travelling eabi
nett as this ever heard of before in any
country Duff. Richie, s. Co. what do
you think of it? You were trumpet
tongued' in preelaiming every msvs
msnt Of the last Administration. Speak
cut ao,o, if yeu dare!"
The Baltimore Gazette says Mr. Van
Buren, was also accompanied by Mr. A
J. Donaldson, the Presidents Private
Secretary.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-30

The following portrait Of a real eau
cusite is extracted from an GRAFTON de.
livered by Judge BALDWIN, at the sum
mt level of the Cbemunge Canal, Ola
the 4th Inst Ii is frsm the hand OF a
master: "A thorough and reckless par.
'ty man becomes absorbed in the sole
{ desire Of expressing his opponents, and
If ever a ray of pleasure crosses his
'su!len soul, it is when be has succeed
ed in the inhictiAn of some misery up.
: on them. In hts blind excess he Meth
er lsves himself, his party, or his conn
: try. He would voluntarily immediate
{ these attachments upon the altar oil
war, toe field Of pestileace, er the the
: atre of famine. he can decree to Ar
'istidss thu ostracism, and to Socrates
the deadly hemleck-te Adams the
block, and to jackson the halter, and
the next day wear the msnacles of eli
6 Their, If those manacies should but be
: made Of Silver"
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TO THE PRINTERS OF THE
UNITED STATES.

o4N1 LII - n l. IA1.
or late t,s prices of all the materials used
" 10 making Printing Types, Save been
greatly reduced, and the faci ity OF manufsc,ur
ing greatly increased The subscriber there
fore has bsen induced to make a propcrtiona
BILE reduction in the prices, which from the
first Of April have been as stated in the annex.
ed list. 8
The character of the type made a, this foun-
derry is well known to the trade, who are as.
surea that in regard 20 the quality Of metal,
inish and durability, no deviation has been
made.
be has on hand a complete sssortment, and
can supply any qusatity on a shor, notice; he
will be kappyt 10 receive ths orders Of his Gus
tsmeFs, which will have immediate attention
Merchants vhs have orders from abroad, can
have cfises complete with presses, and every
thing necessary for a Printing Establishment.
put up in the NEST perfect manner.
Publishers are requested to give this adver.
tisement a place in their papers a few times; to
receive payment, 50 in type or in the settle.
ment OF their accounts.
RICHARD DONALDSON.
pRICES-At six months credit. fer spprs
we'd paper, or at a discount Of S per cent. for
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POTOMAC LAND FOR SALE.

Have for sale, a Tract of Land con-
I'll tanning 304 acres, situate within 2 niles 0 (
forman's mil, adjoining the lands of sirs. Nor
gan, Mr.. e. Turner, Mr.. Vim. Green, and Mr..
Houf, about 200 acres cleared and 100 acres in
timber. The whole is Of the first quality of
Limestone Land, pronounced by good judges
TO be equal, if not superior TO any in the neigh
borbsod, A great bargain aud accommodating
terms can be had if immediate application IS
made. WM. LONG.
Martinsburg, Jan 8, 1829.-tf.
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YATES & MlETYnE,

Wasaagtoa, ~. C.
'.'Prize tickets in fermer ~lstleries received
as cash.
An official account Of the drawing will be
forwarded 70 adyenturers. free OF postage.
July is.
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HAVING aDifed With Mr.. Thomas G.. Lane
Hin the Mescaatile busiaess, it may be pro
per thus 70 inform my frieRds & customers, tha'
my swn Store viii be kept epen As usual IL
some time, ter the purpose of selling oft y
goods and for the convenience OF gradus
winding up my W business.
BAKER TAP
! shephsrdss0wp, April q, ls'r VI
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r.,n the New York Connsrcial Advertiser.
SsmsiLing an The ,cind.-Fhe New
minister To Great Britain has sent for
N, CAaBRELENe TO Gene on post haste
"a Wilmington. whittier the SECRETARY
nr STATE win also repair; and the sub
;sct + the Commercial Treaty will be
: ,piled by this distinguished trio. We
Zoe the result of their deliberations
IN be for the public good.
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SPLE PRIZrS.
&C &C. &c.
Ticke, S 5-Half So 56-Quarter 81 2y.
WASHINGTON CITY LOTTERY.
TWELFTH CE.gSS.

be drawn at Washington, on Tuesdsy, thu
2Sth July. 1929.
81 Ne. IoTrEHY-8 pRAwx nArror.-
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FPries Of Esar in Baltimore SIS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-26
TTust Sale Of Lnnd Re-

HY Virtue Of deed Of trust executed by Turnrr r. Hen
- ley, and Hannah his wife, TO William Grsy& William
Miller trustees bearing date the 9th day of October a27
subscribers will, the 18th day March next al bland
courthouse being sOu,, day :eo The highest bidder pub.
said Henley wife in 229 ofland lying in the low
er end Of Gooshsnd county being the lsnd which
owned by William Barnett, deCd also the said Henley and
wes in'eres title and claim in negroes with their in
crease and the stock OF horses hogs cattle, aud stock
kinds with the household aud kitchen belonging 10
said VIM Barneus estate, with all other said eney
wife, claim under the will Of VIM Barrett decd; and also
tract oil laid lying FIuvanDa county Of 1913
by the lands OF SAM Parsons, Hcky H,rdu Psrson Good
man Angel or 50 much Of the above named will
Isse The oil Si06 81 cts with from the
9th dsy Of OCTOBER 1927, till paid with all the costs attend
Ing the recording and execution of said deed; will
convey to purchasers such title only 10 the above
vested IN US as trustees WIN. GRAY,
WIN MILLER
Eeb ~. ot-vtJ.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-26
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. THURSDAY FEBRUARY g. 1899
MEDLEY

rs A HANDSOME GREY, year, old this spring, very
large, full 10 hands, of high FORM great strength aad
his commanding, admin ed approved
s viii stand the ensuing season :. nay Stable IN the county OF
ersburg aud % from Richmond, and at his stand
dy $40 the leap, and $50 the
able the 18th July ue. when i will expire; $50 to n'a.-
whone dollar 10 the for each to be paid when
:. a: sa
aud all Of them well watsred Every care will be taken t.
Servant. sent viii be found without charge and With
without colts we'll fed desired, at Is cents day. My
the stable, will attend pa teuy all order, my
absence.
PEDIGREE, =
Medisy's sire ST. Hal, the beat of the impo led
hr,e sif Harry, by Sir Peter TeaIe; Hal dam BY
ported horse Salt b, Eclipse; hi; grad aaD by the I'M
Aristotle, by the im ported Ari.totl..
Medieyi dam old Reality, by Sir Arehy, and hi, Ia
think the best breeder; HI, grand dam Marmadute
John'ons old Medley mare, who productive to he.
than any other Americas by the old
imported horse Medle hi, great grand dam BY the
the imported hor,. spanier will thu. be from hi.
now known, which in my opium ., The best blood.
PERFORMANCES.
The Spring he year, cid, he match in New
York. over the Union Course for iree thousand dollars
gsn r. VerPauk Splendid of ieps dam, which race
The ws.k he for sweep,,ske the
On Long Island, 10 which there subscr $500
eaeh, Wnich ne won meats IN hme beating Rcb
Roy Splendid, &c Both OF these horses that he easily
beat have since been winners the Nohern
The fall after he trained, ani in bad health, and
IN bad order, and beat by Red MndCGk Ariel
tho in his then condition he performed WELL. Sam. fall he
for sweep.tske the Be6ed course, mile heats.
.ub,cTber, $500 EACH which he with gres, ease,
beating Col Wynrs horse Merlin, aud MIR. Garons Ivan.
hoe, &c.
Spring he four years DID, he the Joeky Club
the Lau enceville course mile heat $780,
contest.
Nett week he the purse at New Market, three mile
heats, in fine time and style, beating the truly Formidable.
mare Ariel without difficulty at two heats, and running 10
second he lat SIN 49s. This the last
for having sustained injury his shoulder which AWAY.
returned ON HIM when put in exercise This will
his having been taken from the turf soonI have better
evidence, however, Of his running powers than his pubic
ees, he trained, and several times bad private witt
Snow Storm Sally Walker aid Trumpatur tina certain
ly good runners, and say with truth that neither of
lock ed him after running half mile should not
have mentioned had Arthur Tsy end Mr. Badger both
these trials and known Tn of
w. X. JOHNSON.
Chest. reid, Feb. IT, s3- 81