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The Arkansas advocate., 1830-05-19

Aaother sss.saas Bot .qeesaeas. On Friday last, as tine Steam Boat Tally Ho, Turner Master, was proceeding down the Cumberland. near Dover, one eIher boilers bursted, I,illii < sailor and lle- gro, and so terribly burning the Engi- neer, Mir. Sturdevait, that he died in 9 few hours. We understand the Boat had just received supply of wood, was lin the actof putting of and the Engineer about to let the steam upon the Engine, when the cap Of the boiler, zehsels appeors to hone been uer:g imperfeetlg mode. was forced of, projecting the boiler to the rear where it confined the Engineer. burning him fatally.
 This accident appears to have been caused solely by a. O z ial defect ina part of the boiler.-Aoshuille Rep.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-05-19

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The Arkansas advocate., 1830-05-19

The Superior Court for the adjudication of unconfrmed French and Spanish Land Claims, met, at this place, on Monday last, pursuant to Acknowledgements; Hon. B. JOHNSON.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-05-19

The Steamboat Industry, Capt. John son, arrived here on Friday morning last, from Cantonment Gibson, and after few hours detention, departed for Louisville.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-05-19

Ctncinnasi.--It appears from an official statement in the last received Daily Ga zette that the whole number of buildings erected in Cincinnati, during the 1899 1899 IS tour hundred and sixteen. Of this num- Der, l95 are of brick, and 22l are of wood. of the brick buildings, 9 are one story nigh; i2o, two stories: 59, three stories :; and 4, four Stories. The wooden buildings are heariy all two stories.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-12
MARINE NEWS.
ARRIVED
POJiT OF RICHMOND


Schr Meridian, Smith, from New York, with bal
Schr James Fisher, somcrs, from Boston with
sundries, TO Lucke s Sizer, Otis, Dunlop & CO. Z
Goddard. aud plaster, to Master.
Schr Charles King, Smith, from New York
with sundres. to Davenport Allen 81 CO.
Schr Waterman, Chandler, from Portland (Ni-l
with hay, 10 James Fisher.
Schr Pennsylvania, Albcrtson, from New York,
with ballast.
Schr EntorPrzc, Weeks, from Egg Harbour with
ballast.
schr General Washington, Jcfrteys, from New
York, wish ballast
Schr Fair Play, Ireland, from New York with
Schr Horizon, Ingcrson, from Egg Harbour, with
Schr Sea House. Somcrs, from New York. with
ballast.
schr Barclay, Highly, from Now York, with bal
last
slOop Capitol, Major, from New York, with bal
last
Sloop Retaliator, Williams, from New York, with
ballast.
SAILED,
Schr Fair Play, ireland, for New York with coal
Schr Enterprise, Weeks, for New York with coal
Schr Orator, Gator, for Dry Dock, Gosport,
with stone.
NEW YORK, May 8 -Clcarod, schr Chester
field Beason, Richmond.
Arrived, sloop Exceed, Decker from Absecom,
with rigging, &c. of the schr Sun, Horton fin Rich
mond for Hartford, Conn. which went ashore at A
in damaged state. The vessel has been got off bv
the wrockers, but badly bgsd, that it.ss thought
tina, she cannot BE- repaired. Capt H. cumc passen-
ger III the T..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-12

III an extract from the n. Y Conmercial is accoun.
tod for by the Courier g Enquirer, in the following
ingenious manner.
The albany Eteetion.--T'hc tricks resortcdt to by
the 1--WE rkies by which the old coalition party may
now be designated. in the ,recent Albany election
IRE precisely similar TO the prsctccs in this city
whenever they want u candidate for Office, or d
chairman, or any man to take the lead any mcn s.
ure, they generally come into our camp, and try 10
lnvegle seine old democrat, some Tainni1uy mar n g
they call him, to serve their dishonest nirposcs
They arc so conscious OF their weakness, that they
dare not take up ono of the originas-one of the
Committee of Fiity--one OF the real Agrarian stamn
The following sufficiently deveopes the ftility of
the late "sgns at Albany, the Pink" calls thcn:-
From Ns .AlbGny Argus
The Daily Advertiser, the old fcde,al orpnn
claims political triumph in some of the wards of
this city, at the election beld OH Tuesday If the
pretended working mcn' had succeeded. unlouh:-
cay u would have been triumph for the Daily Adj
Verliscr, aud the politicians of that school; for al
though few republicans have been dcludcd by the
contryaDcc, yet 1t is evidently the old enemy under
new Disguise But how did they succeed In two
oil the wards they nominated tickets composed near.
Iy wholly of republicans opposed TO their political
Schemes-sound and well known republicans. For
instance, in the third and fifth wards OF course .
snch tickets were not objected to by republicans; aud
continuance OF such trIumphs shall be the last
to complain of. In the second and fourth wards in
winch the federal tickets succeeded lin the former
by majority of Is to 90 is the success of the old
political adversury-he Federasts Adams mon
Clay men, Peoples men, anti-masons, and all sorts
Of things, against the old democracy-and they have
succeeded By unusual eXcrtion their part the alb
sence of republicans from the polls (he vote being
about 200 less in each ward than is given OH contcs
ted occasions) and the receptions which under the
disguise OF "working-men," have been ractscd upon
some few honest republicans In few of the lar
ger towns, these receptions may succeed for brief
season, but they will be short lived even there as
have been the various federal devices that have pre-
coded Them and in the couatry they will gain no
ioothold.
Now how happens it, that fthe Regency Party, as
til called, is so well pleased with those elected, they
should make such strenuous exer,ions to elect their
own candidates The name of working Mems
Party" has become so popular in the city of New
York, that the Courier has dubbed its own party with
the name of "'rammnny Hall Democratic Working
Men" ThisIooks serious.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-12
Extract Of n letter. dated

WASHINGTON, May ith, 1880.
>lfore Res,enchHsnt Mr. McDuffic Yesterday re-
ported bill, creating two additional clerks in the
Treasury Department, two in the War Department
|and one additional messenger. 1t is understood that
he additional messenger IL TO wait the two add
/ Ionsl clerks in the War Department When the ap-
preparation bill was before the House. an exception
vas taken to an appropriation for photographic press
or the War Department. Mr.. McDufiie stated that
he press had been condtonally purchased and that
had been found, n trial, that It would perform
he labor of four clerks and the money was granted
or purchasing 1t, bout further objection I have
Expected every day to bill for purchasing auto
natons for the heads of the different departments
md they would greatly add TO the transaction of bu-
iness We might reasonably expect, at least, that
they did no good, they would do mischief 4
! passed the committee of the whole to-day which
vas reported by Mr.. Archer, chairman of the COM
nitee on foreign relations appropriatiDg hous-
nd dollars to each Of our foreign ministers for con-
lngent expenses except to ministers Ut London,
Paris and Petersburgh and to them three thousand
olloTs each, per annum. Now this may all be right;
ut what n fuss would have been made if during the
economical administration Of Mr.. Adams, PROPOSE
ion of this kind had been made? How admirably this
ompares with the expenditures of many thousands
dollars, By the House of Representatives, in de-
ating proposition to dispense with Il map drawer,
mo was allowed fifteen hundred dollars year.
NJ y. DaHy .7deeytisey
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-12
NEW
Paper HanginSs.

WALKER q BOOTH, under the Eagle Hotel
w respectfully Rcquaint their friends and the pub
lc that they have just received large quantity OF
French Paper Hangings, of entire new patterns, Sc
iccicd at the manufactures Of Paris Lyons and Rix-
HENS comprising splendid assortment of ia pcstry,
velvet gilt, satin and medallion patterns with borders
To match. Also penci,lad and coloured views CHM
hey screens, &c, aud keep constantly hand every
variety OF American Paper HangIngs feather beds;
curcd hnr and moss mattresses of non and cot on
TICK; sofas, cots, sacking bottoms, &c. always on
hand, or made To- order.
Oh cloths for rooms, entries, &c. India Inat,inp
patent window blinds &c. &C. all of which arc ofI;T
ed OF the lowest terms.
G-coGtif
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-12

CORN The sales this week consist Of 5OOa 500 h1-a Cuba
I.Ia til 300 800 BAIL FROM - 'a I2thc l1tcr price
linz t strong scented 200 bJ., ST. Domingo, az III mos
il "a irW lots n Porto RICO a ~ cts
|Cortov As.wr hacr been further advicc- ffon
unpr inf the last three weeks, the ual"t Cotton very
ck and without any change prices worthy of notice I'm
nc instances very slight reduction has been Submitted 10
H. slles week reach aro 2O0O bale, 500 1'rs
pflus ~ 100; zoo bales 6g Alarmas az t3l ~ i;
~ males Tenucssces 10 Ol and 500 bales cw Orcdus
1Oi n " cts
|E,ora Weston is c1mog IN freely. kbou; 400 ho,.cl,
vr been received part OF which bis heru t,kcu gq
Il We quote New Iogk, 81 81 81: I'ov sf7.8 81;
,s,sr, 81 7.8 IS - Philadelphia 81; Baltimore, Sal
&. virginia SO s5. Rye Flour, S278a %
Fprr-Yerv 1.-THE IL drire private 5a 70. ~ auction on
3D. go boxes Messira Of5ugcs disposed &C ~ 81 ~
so On tho 4th 500 bosses bunch Musca,c kns'ns 81 10
81 ~ ~ half d, g5
Sirre the cp.FrL NJ 'Ir uHvg1'nu "N"ut i"U'i
,cls of Wheat have been received for the From
bushels have been sold 81 tO Tor the Ersh market
some small luis AZ - 6a "a Nrrhcrn Rye FsclnE p
, 81 cents. Northern Con- ~ cents, and Southern az 49,
.SrGAp7 Ni auction, the ID ~ hhds NJ Porto l'ico'
|rpt7 aG1 -'s. Nv the iN, ibc dn View N'e1us.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-12

The Races over the Union Course, Long Island,
ommence this day ut ono o'clock. The match will
10 run between the celebrated mares Ariel aud Ari
tia, for $4,000. From the established reputation OF
riel, and the superior skill and kno Wedge of Col!
". r. Johnson, the owner Of Arelta,) much inter-
s; is taken in this match. Should the day prove IA
orabc, it is presumed that the Course will be well
attended
On Monday, Slender, bclongingt to Col. Johnson, Mr..
blcvons' Black Marin. and Mr. I4ivingstons Betsey
ransom, will for 4 sweepstakes, $1,000 each en-
rance.
On Tuesday, mile heats; on Wednesday, s mile
cats, and on Thursday, mile heats, will be run.
Herald
n a correspondent writes us that The match race
ycr the Long Islunhcourse, May 9Th, between Aric
nd Arettu, two miles out for $4,000 side, was won
IL Arietta.
Time, LIST mile I'm. I74s
Cd do 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-12
lua C-coGtif

III AVE received from their Factory, great vari-
~ city OF Ladies and Geutemcn's, Misses, Boys,
ana Chdren's Boots, Bootees and Shoes ui every de-
scrptonwhich, tor quality nre perhaps LITTLE. SUI
perior to any others III the C'.y-bcing made of the
hest materials, and by the best worncn that can be
procured IN the United Satcs.--They are perfectly
easily fitting, very durable and handsome-Fcr sale
At Tie iashonab.e Shoe Store,
ap % corner of Main and 18th streets
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-12
3n. as.


In relation TO the law, lately passed in Tennessee,
ving'a right Of occupancy to am man whose wifc
adj three or more children q; one birth, to eco acres
i land for each child, member Of that Legislature
|ritcs:-I will tell you the cason that prompted me
b introduce that law. There arc six women living
the district that represented that had three chit
rem NJ one BIRTH, and one that md Ggs all Of
tcm poor Since MY return home have heard Of .
hers in this state who within the provision Of
|ip Law"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-12
by DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. co.


bhOIERlES.
T0-MoRRoW, 18Th inst, at 10 O'Clock. a. orr
Auction Store.
J. Hhds prime moasses
8 do ST. Croia sugars
50 bags Lagmra green coffee
. do old white do
90 boxes bunch roisins
iG CAGES fur hats
, boxes sncch almonds
I'D hhds whskey
& boxes loaf sugar
tlcrces rice
'uo reams Wrapping paper
% bases yellow cigars
! hhds fine Antigua rum
pipes CoCnac brandy
20 cases Caret wire
80 bbls No. : mackcrc'
Newark c'der, indigo
Malaga wine, &c. &C.
may ~ ID &, 10 Aro,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-12
GGcfk@ea 8 saara.
THIS Day.
by oTTs-DuNyos.o

bf OTIS DUNLOP x co.
IGl!'aG!e Stock Of DRY GOODS at .quetioo,.
" o'clock, will be sold under the n3,nnC.,on, -
OTIS. Dunlop 81 Co. at their Auction Rooms our en-
tire Stock of va ga
DRY GOODS.
Amounting to upwards Of $50 900, corprispy a. 4,
most general and valuable assortment ever Offered i,
this P!Hce-The sale will be without reserve -h'errnr
Snd months credit for approved negotiable notes
we shall fnT SIX weeks, continue TO offer our
ocN AT private SALE at very reduced price, and in
we those wanting great bargains, to give US q cnIl
mar - KYLE 81 COCHRAN.
~ me above stock OF Goods is removed to ON
Auction Rooms, and can be viewed ON the s,v n,c,;
Gus and On the morning of the sae.
ma ID OTIS, DUNLOP 90 CO. Aucts
MADEIRA WINE AT AUCTION.
va InOkSDAf The 18th inst, IL O'clock will be srd
at the office Of Alessrs T. Haxall a. 20. s
~ 1eny9sns :i old and superior Madeira Wine, imported
and particularly selected for this market -
5n at sale o ID. & Co. Aut,s.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-12
Furniture at Auction.

PHEASANT WINSTON, Intending to remoye
n from Richmond, will sell. on Thursday the I3ih
INST, at 10 o'clock at public auction, at his resi-
dence on Church F!, all Of hi' household and kch-
en- furniture, consisting of tho us,,nI variety t.,
cash. Sale conducted by J. & S. Cosby g. Co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-12
VIRGINIA. ELECTIONS.

Jyesimorsiand For Delegates, John P. Hunger
Icrd, VIM. A. Waslungton--no opposition. Very
W voters turned out--about two-thirds of tbom III
vor Of tho new Constitution.
NIny Vote Of Frederick county IS for ratifying the
constitution, apd SO for rejecting IL.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-12

y virtue OF two Deeds of Trust, executed to John
d NJ Armistead and William Dundridge by vii
Ham l. Morris, and Marcella his wife, the one on the
eghth day OF January, 1895, and the other on thr.
eighteenth day o. February, 18s9-uad another Deed
oitrusi, executed to Herbert a Caihorneapd Charles
y tiny, by the said William / Morris on the tenth
day of July lS2a-all of which deeds are recor3cs
IN The Hastings Cont O. The city Of Richmond: We
snail proceed 20 sell OF the premises on the 3O,h fn,
90 June next Tor ready money, for the purpose there
VI ihehtiohed' TWO Lots pieces or PARCELS of Lsud
10 the city OF Richmond, known and DISTINGUISHED in
the plan Of 'tc said city. by No. Gan three hundred
ana !oFty-scren, and No. t3Jol three hundred and
MY TWO, which were conveyed To the said William
l. MOTIFS, by Ihona Rutharfourd and Sarah hrs wifi,
by their deed bearing date the 18Th day of Juur
1872 and admitted TO record IN the Clerks Office
1.-THE Court OF Hastings for said ctv--and ON which
arc now erecied extensive brick buildings used us
warehouse ana FOR other purposes: also, three 9th
er Lots, pieces. or parcels Of Land known md dis
nguished IN The plan Of said CITY, by humber (sa2I
three hundred and forty two, number three hundrcyi
and forty three (3i5i ond number three hundred and
forty four (3iI, with the buildings COMMONWEALTH
ShockG Warehouse and all other bIila;nus and I'M
proveInents thereon; which property was conveyed
TO the said William 7. Morris hv two several decJs
ioF undivided mCictIes thcreof--one made on the
teuth day Of juno, 1925, by Richard Gregory; and
b"zaoeth MS wife, and john Pegran and Wilson
gregory the other, made on the Eamc day, by 10
seph Dudley OF Chesterfield connv and both admit
ted 10 record ~ the clerks office of tho IIDstiuos
Court of sold eity also other Lot niece or mar
Gel OF Land, known and distinguished IN the plep or
said city, by number three hundred and FORTY -siS
1851 which was conveyed to said William l. Nor
ris, by William a. Srth and Sarah Smith by their
deed bearing date the 18th day Of September, $50
and admitted to record in the clerks Office Of tho
Hastings Court of the city aforesaid
The above described property was advertised by
us to be sold on the 10Th February last but the sale
wes prevented from taking place by an iniunction
obtained by William ]. Morris from the Chancellor
OF the Williamsburg district; which I'M snction has
heeg dissolved by the ChuHcelloT of tho Superior
Court OF Chancery for the Richmond district.
The title 10 the foregoing property is believed TO
be unqueshonably good. Acting az trustees we will
convey such title vested in us by virtue of the
SAID deeds OF trust
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-12
BALANCE MANUFACTOBY-

A MOS STEVENS, No 3. Market Suuarc-
"a South side Old Fancuil Hall, Boston, runnuGac-
turcs, and has constantly baud, complete assort-
mont Of patent balances, and apparatus of every
descriptions Also, patent platform balances, and
hay beams, all Of which warranted correct, faith
fully manufactured. and graduated to the standard
weight Of all countries
The subscriber Agent for Mr.. Amos Stevens,
offers for sac large aud general assortment Of the
above balances, weighing from l ounce to 5000 lbs:
and can at any time ,rocurn any size that may be
ordered, by giving short notice.
ap@I WIN. 7 CLARKE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-12
. Soda Water VS.. Cocktail.

Soda Water vs.. COck-Ta!I
HAVING commenced the preparation Of Soda
4 Il Water, which shall attend to in person. the
public may expect to get pure and good, and
nomy is the order OF the times, l would recommend
the Of the Soda, in place of the other not only
because IT is cheaper and more conducive to health,
but because ouy who IL addicted the of cock
tail cannot be membcr.or the Temperance Society.
shall also keep supply of Saratoga Water. which
rs well as tho Soda shall be kept cool they can
be procured elsewhere.
ap 10 VI. G.. MCNAMARA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-12
IRISH LINEN STORE.
ma 7

AAtiiDii III ~ oINIs.
Shiriing Linens, Sheetmgs, Diapers, &c. Sc
- Cases A Irish LINENS, in full pieces from 80 cts
o to 81 . per yard, of improved sewage and war
rantcd grass bleach
cases do do in half pieces, do do
do IS do full pieces, from - to 50 cts.
Irish and Silccia shcetiugs
CT, II, 81, and lo-4 darnasl: table diaper
Ddmask napkins and dining cloths
| birds eve diapers
do long lawns
The abocc linen goods arc OF THIS springs impor-
tntion, free from any iupcrtcci.on, warranted pure
linen and grass bleach Persons families, wishing
inaus by the piece, half piece, or yard Will find them
at the lowest market prices. at
ROBERT II. JENKINS
Irish Linen and Fancy Dry Good Store, Main ST.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-12
SHAL.S SALE

- virtue Of decree of the Superior Court of
~ Chancery for the Richmond district in a cause
therein degrading between Edmund Walls pltf.
against w Ham II. Foushee and James Rawlings,
eN'or of William Fous!ec sea decd df:s-I sEsssSs
9fcceod TO SCI! for cash he premises in the coun
~ OF Warwick. on the 9TH day of June next, at
Euohc auction the tract Of land in the bill mentioned
quarter of an acre, called Rich Neck; or so much
thereof as Will be sufficient TO satisfy th said decree
and expenses of sale.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-12
FOR LIVERPOOL.
lNTERESTING NOVELS.

IN tfkEfo lIlNG NOV Els.
LIOSCARlNl: VT the Patriciau Of Venice.
= Grace Seymour. --f-.s--.-
Tho scene Is laid in this country; the poro is the
war of the revolution, and tho dclincutons Of Amer
con manners arc what cannot say Of al such at.
tCmpts, always faithful aud accurate and sVmetimas
dchcatcly comic"-.E T. Erening Post.
ut Is written with much purity Of style. and as AR
as we have examined, it promises 10 be fi Of inter
cst."-.N y. Copl. .4ir,rijscr.
Just published, and for sale BY
mn II COLLINS e. co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-12

CHA. Z. WINGFIELD
ma 10 ids Mav I'd ia9o
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-12

DRY GOODS.
Drown shirtings and slee,ings
ED Blcachcd do DO
German oznaburgs
Bed ticks
Battiste dresses
Cassimcres, cambrcks
Muslins, diapers, satlinotts, SC.
For sale by
mo @ q DAVENPORT. ALLEN s. co
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-28
;, -. hNNII y INCLENI
Col WILLIAM BoLLtNG,)
Boiling ffdi
STATE RIGHTS MEETING


COLUMBIA, Sept. 20.--Suce yesterday evening our
Town has exhibited az appearance ext aosdinsry for
THIS season. The citizens OF the adjoining Ditrcts
aud rom distant parts Il the State. have been coming
In from every objection, and tore bly, re-.
min led OF The first day OF the session Of Legislature
Our expectation have been fully reaze IN the con-
course OF ciiizens assembled the occasion OF the
State Rsh' Meeting, and have only TO regret
that unavoidable circum'ences have prevented sew
era OF our leading politicians f,om attending. The
impo'sibi,y OF returning 10 the low county al this
season. aud sickness and dca in the families of som.
Of III. warmest lends of such G. x, have be en-
causes Of tn r absence.
Tbs day is an unromnonly ine one, clear and for
The seaon very COOL The conc0urse on the ground
appointed r the meeting L. immense and incre easing
every moment At few mnu'es past 10 o'clock the
meeting was onened by Address 20 the Ccd OF Ma
tons by the R-u. MIR. Goulding, OIL eating Mins'er
oil the Presbyterian Chu ch. aud the Rev. Mr.. Free
man, OF the Methodist. Col. John Taylor, az Chair
man OF the Meeting, opened the discussion by few
pertinent and eoquen, rrinhks.
Judge Harper followed some length, sryring tho
lar'H Tor protection 10 be ti,u Il and oppres
stve-that II should BE- ress ed 10y the State, AMI that
Convention should be called 10 after the ADJOURN
men, OF Congress Judge Richardson l. upon the
stand adi e'sng the people in opposition Convention
Times.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-28
Sept. 2s.

RFVlLL be offered for sale, ~ Tree III ~, during the
w ensuing Races, CHIEFTAfN, ch c., two
years old last Spring, upwards of fifteen hands bigh,
active, sPrightly. and well'ormedgot by Director, his
dam by Cd. HosbiOs' Sir Peter; his grand dam by
HIGHLANDER; his Z. z. dam by Gale his z. e. & dana
by Lonsiale. out Of thorough bred mare, imported
by the on.Thomas Nelson. Sir Peter by Knows
ley, out Of Hoskins' famous Minerva; Minerva by
Belear her dam by SYmme's Wdar; her grand dam
by Vampire, out Of Kitty Fisher. Highlander was
raised by Col. John Tayloe Of Mount Airy from Of
his bes, impo ted Mares got by Shark, and given
in exchange TO Richard Brooke Of Mauin pike for the
celebrated Grey Diorned. RICHARD HILL.
Sept. % 4I--;dR