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The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-08-21
SLATE Or RHODh-i>L MD. &c
Clerks Office, ofhe Supreme judicial C0uri

County q Bristol, l4sg. II, 1880. %
mi OTiCE IS ,crcby kNrn 70 tie C,edaors of
wv LUXE DRUHY,' Of BrsloI, III, ,ia County.
oC B'is,ol. qu're. tbs, his reh,inn to sad
Coiirt; % be holden at Btisi.l. wmhh and sor
il'e C"uniy u Bristol, On the sscnnd ondsy of
seple,hte' 1880 ps, .he tor the 6rns6 .'aa
sesson A. b.sIS2s enitied'' IN &C, Tor az
relsfo. ins"ivcn, sDe6,o's. Iins been G;ed il
this Office, and i-ns~ pend, e..
h .,.,rnsAA UEL COGGESH.aLE. tEsrk:
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-08-21
S7.fyE OF HHODE ISf.s.sD. &c.
Clerks Office Of ne Supreme Judicial Court
CosrnSv of Byisfol :60rseef ~ f39O;


Clerks Office Of ne Supreme Judicial Court
County Of Bristol, .dagsst ~, 1890,
tN OF Ck !. LeiabJ gns'. ." ti.e Cn d,ors ~
~ SrErHEN CnAyxEs oi B'H oi, ~ the
County ol BRISTOL. LIZ bores, that Lw pein,on 40
aid Coy, !, "a he hold h at Brr,o'. mnbin end
or the Cai.h,y oil Br,yoi. on tie secnnd Moa-
day Of Sep smbsf. 1851 praying for the snsHt
of g. All scl of ahs General Asserhbiy, p .sssd
January s IS on. a. ID. 1925, en'nlsd'' An at
OF the seief of Insoiven, ! sbjors. has been
tled IN this Offire, sut s nov pend w.
SAMUEL CUGGESLsdLL, C1srks
aIs si ~ ND'''''s.. ft
~, sT,T or RBoi' E, ISL AND. e..
Clerks Office ef the Supreme Judicial Cossft
County cf Bristol, .arg. II, 1880.
M OriC - heseh, gwen 10 ihs Csedaou ~
N hArHANrEi BoswoRrH. Of III s,oi, u
he County IL Bristol l. ,borer. thar his petition
20 said Court. ID be tolden nj Bristol wahN asd
IL" the Count. Of hrisioI. an 4 :. seccnd uoal
.iay Il September. 1888 }. prs i"r The hsnsi
fl Of :" An act of the toner Assen,bly, passrd
J nusty Session. 4. D.. iSzt. ri.titied'' An act
or tie rel cf Of iisplvent Debtors. la. been il-
ed a IN OFF, and ,s n"s pend,ngs
!. SAbUEL COCGES.. NIL. Clerk.
Nuguet II. ls, rfrf. =. t~..s ~
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-08-21

T TO fHELADIEs.
+ THE subscriber respectfully informs
tho Ladies of Warren and Vicinity, that
he will pay particular ention to the MAJ.
uiacture OF LADIES SHOES, Of al.
KINDS, having procured a first rate 'ro'a
nan. from Lynn. No exertions on his paii
will be wanting to suit his customers; a.
regards the price fashion, qualify Of 'sorA
ind stock.
One door South Coles Hotel
April 10.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-25

Appointment by the PTesident If The United States
WAsHINGToN, June 1S.--Arthur p. Hsyne, Of
South Carolina, late Colonel In the United States Ar
n.y. Agent Of The u. States for their Naval service in
the Mediterranean.
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q q q q q q q

"Tbe attention Of Copgress particularly invited 10 thai
part OF the Report OF the Secretary Of War which con-
Germs the exiting system OF Ielaios with the In
dian tribes AT the ss;abli.hn of the Federal Gov
ernmeni, under the present Constitution Of the United
Siates the principle adopted Of considering them A.
foreign and independent powers; and as)
OF lands They were moreover, sidcred ssvages
whom wa' or policy and duty to our iuh l..
enee in converting 10 Christianity, and in bringing with
in the pale Of civilization.
"As Independent Powers, we negotiated with them
by treaties; as PR pefora purchased Of them all The
Lands which we could prevail upon them 10 sell-ss
hrethen Of the human rude and ignorant we en-.
deavored TO bring them TO the knowledge OF religion and
Of ieurs The ultimate design was to incorporate in
our own institutions that portion Of them which could be
converted TO the state Of civilization. In the practice
oil European States, before Revolution, they had
been con.idered children TO be governed;
AZ dsceionto be dspossessed mic
az hunters TO he Unidentified by triing concessions Tor
removal from The grounds upon which their game wac
exurpaied In changing the system, IL would seem "
" fUl contemplation Of the consequences of The
change had not beer taken. We have heen far more
lsueceu 10 The acquisition Of their lands tbsn in i'm
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STRA VS.. Sc

lie National Journal &c thi. morning cave:
''Wc understand that the "Gres,st and B..t, t,k,,
his departure for the H.rmags 10 day The Main Tsn
ns''se f,rmer ha' Purcha.ed most cont equip
sgs, and intends t, rave in stateso much tor the re-
publican Elm pcity OF Andrew Jackson!'
The only addition which the ''piain Tenns s,.e far
msr has made TO his equpsze. Is pair Of substantial
ron-grey horses, and cheap small light csrri.r.-
costing not more than FIVE hunired dollars. 1t wa.
noped toat the new Proprietor would improve the con.
dion OF The Journal; but old habits not easily aban
dohsd Such articles, however show the bad eIin,
winch controls The Journal and IL, associats prints, and
must con vince all candid minds that editors espsbIs ri
ssch gross improperly unworthy Of credit or inu-
encs in society. TU g TIL
THE BANK OF THE UNITED STATES.
we invite The attention OF readers 10 the follow
ing extract rom the Hartford Tine:
"We send with our pap-r this week an extr, con.
tanning the Report Of Mr. McDuff-. II 1. in'endsd 10
prop up the Uhi'ed Saes Bank, aud thai institution
mas, al It's own expense, Issued th exlrl. vs. under.
fdn That the 'ame has been adopted through.
ont the country, by the mother Bank aud It's branches
me statement OF tbi' fact tls best commentary on
mat institution that could he presented.
"Wha, institution what Individual /. there y-bo can
be al The exPeDse aud trouble to publish reply oxpo,
ing tbs failacy, and unravciog the .ophisty which
tn able advocate has shewn in their defence n
must be LETT to the goo Of the people thsmseIye,
10 investigate this subject and 4. believed tina, few Of
them will be deceived by The arts snd fnese Of tbi.
report. The policy pursued by the Bank tn circulating
this Report, u but one 4 the many that has been adj
opted and will he followed up by this wealthy over.
grown and dangerous n'ttu;ion."
We have noticed that many papers have circulated
this report in the shape Of Extra We ak our read.
ers to ok at the materials Of which that report Is made
uP-io the power whicb boasts 10 possess and TO thi.
open and active attempt to operate public opinion,
an then TO ak Themselves whether IL will not require
all The virtae OF the American people, resist s
rupting Influence. Who alter this, doub, that the
whole energies Of That powerful monopoly, will he d-
rected TO secure the election Of members Of Congress
pledged If not prchd,ed, 10 re charter that Bank? fB
Appointment by the President Of the United States
WAsHINGToN, June 1S.-Arthur p. Hsyne, OF
South Carolina late Colonel In the United States Ar.
n.y. Agent OF The U. States for their Naval service In
the Mediterranean.
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r JONES adj. gen.
MR.. SENATOR WOODBURY..


Tbs following letters from MIR. Woodbury. spp, .v A.
The New Hamp'bre pspptG
SENATE CHAMBER, 18th May. 1880
10 His ExcelisDcy BENZ PIERCE:
SIR;-Congrtss having yesterday agreed upon Ssx
~ adJonmsnt go dis ant as 10 prevent return To N
Hamp'hre before the meeting Of the Legislature Ser.
nn' me TO trouble you 10 communicate my wish ret y.
oe eon,dsred candidate for reelection 10 H., srssts
OF The u states My motives for adopting This re,os
'on need not be detailed they cannot be doubted By
me great mass OF my constituents, who know my gene.
RAJ principles concerning Office, and duly sppysss,s
me Importance OF promoting harmony in the presses ~
posture Of our public affairs.
% this oeesson u 10 hoped may be psrdoned for "a.
uine my Acknowledgements TO the People OF New Hsnp-
SHIRE Tor The numerous honors they have heretofore
slowed on me, aud for expressing my ardent wishes that
he soyeregny and prosperity Of the State may forever
continue unDpaired.
lremain with high consideration, sir
Your friend and OBJ serv'f,
LEVI WOODBURY.
On the nsie Of the envelope enclosing the above lat
ter was the following note;
go 18Th May, 1850.
"Mr. Woodbury. would be much Obliged 10 Cov,,as~
Pierce he will lay, al the CONNIE M nj Of bs =. A.
.lon copies OF tbs wi,ho letter before eseh branch A
the LegisIsture."
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Y DrtTt'UTT TT TIC "FUUV
ITO be cOnfintIed)
trrom tho Ffodoricktowp fMj.) Citizen
THE INDIAN RIII

One would have supposed that of all OF
aon that Of providing for tho removal Of the Indians
the Mississippi would have been the last oiocS to by friends
OF Nj Adams. II policy his hs
adoption Of which than urged Congress
Mr. Adams Message Congress- printed in tho National nte
genee eeccr 1923 tho subject is again brought before Con
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-25

Leaving In Lieut.. Randolphs hands. DhoI-
W unaecoitnted for, after allowing all his
pay, emolunsnts, commissions, and ex-
Renses, $9,0s7 4s
To this amount In cash. must be added 10 ascertain
what was really detained by Lieut. Randolph, the mo-
ney on hand when the vessel arrived the value OF all
stores Oh bend, deductng his profit those sold TO the
crew, and any delts which might be due to him for
money lent TO other officers.
Is u possible that all this could have been Lieut.
RsDdolpPs money!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-25

sssnts entered th hook sndsr date Of March u
1928 totally unfounded. With the already
mentioned. the payments are believed 10 have be,n
made b9ore that day by Mr.. Timbsriake, or on tbs,
day by Mr. Norman, who attended to his business dur
ing his sickness.
II will be observed, that Lientensnts va,lette and
r.imsdse sate, that Lieutenant Randolph KEEP, open and
sold Mt Timhsrlakss private during the
voyage With tho menor sndum book already alluded
TO- was found another OF the private stores sod TO the
men. IL commences on the 20 February, 1928. and
the latest entry In II IL dated the 2ih June, OF the
same year Down to tho 1t OF April the itens have
been charged TO the men In Nc. Timberlake's name
and have been passed 10 his credit.
All hos. dated Of April. and forwards. have been
charged to Lieutenant Randoph's name aud have pass
ed To his credit AZ il the 81 Of Apii that Mr.
Undertake died and not until the 81 that his n one
and effects were delivered to Lieutenant sndo ph
and the latter entered the Purserhp IL evden
hN all stores sold on that aud the preceding day,
have belonged to Mr. Timberlsko. Lieutenant Ran.
doiph has therefor. certainly received credit for some
OF Mr. Timherake's stores tor which he has not &C.
counted But there 10 good reason believe that ali
or nearly All the stores entered this hook. belong
TO Mr. Imberiake, aud ought to have been pa.svd &c
his credit. IL 10 not stated In the book vher. Mr.
| commences.
is not known tina, 1t Randolph pureha.. any
stores until about the IL May, at Gbralter o. the
KINDS OF stores enumerated by him in his requisite ion
Siorai'ar, viz: sugar. tea tobacco, &C., &c. none are
found charged in this book after that date excep,
CO, and the tobacco being charged at dollar per
pound hardly be that which he purcha sed t (si.
brasr which coat hut twen,y,ix eenrs IL |. there
lore believed that Ut. Randolph has credit Tor several
hunred dollars on account Of stores which bcIons ed
to Mr.. Timbe,lake.
That he has credit for portion Of Mr.. TmherI.ks.
slop'. H. apparent from the lace OF his account.
He IL char ged Tor ssps with a ia "a
He 10 credited for slops distributed 10
the men $751; Sc
Returned into Naval store 76a 81
ern
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from dino AI.anr Afgu,A


THE INDIAN QUESTIONS. There -, 81 least, one
strong Tact on this jet, worthy Of notice, in adj on
70 our remuks Of Tuesday, AMI Of the ficts which ne
en preseOtd OF the uniform exercise by ibis stse IL
series cf enactmcnts from 1888 The present day. Of
exclusive Jurisdiction .hs lad an nations withn
terft'ry.
In pursuhucs OF the law of our legislature Of 1922
an agen, was appointed by Gov. Throop, who
panied about 100 Indians t. CIR 'eD BY. In the
msr OF 1929. and who has within lew days, drawn
he money from The state treasury for another pa ty Of
the Oneida Ind ans, and will start forthwith, If he has
MOI sheiy started. with 200 Of hat ifhs. IL may
he proper TO adj general confirmation Of ihs pan
OF emisa ion, that are assured by the agent biiS
sef, that the Indians who have heretofore emgrated
IRON the ttate 10 the west are, after practical trial,
highly delighted with the change, and that greater
number were DESTROYS to accompany him al Ibis time,
than II was practicable TO take Under his charge.
The amount Of the Indian appropriation lie still per-
ystsey exaggerated. and urged against the admiDdrs
lion as an set Of Ftouson. viii either Of ',s oppose
lion papers-dafe they-say III the United States are
rot bound by compact TO ertingnh the Indian title
Georgia. VIII either Of them cay that the United
states should fulfil their contracts at any price!
Will either Of them contend hat the qUetion Of amount
more or lees, Is by Of consdera in the redemp-
ton OF The national fsith' VIII they argue that the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-25
OR Err, NO. 20.

'ddlunnt Generals office Washing fon Jun, n ls.o
Tho following general order ba. been received &c.,
me war department. Ii spubhsd for the inIormator
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-04-07
GARDEN SEEDS

UST received aud for sale at the Charles.
- town Apoihecar, aud Book Store, warn.
o", kinds OF GARDEN SEEDS, the greater
part OF which have been tested the prssen.
>prihg ia hot beds. near the city of Balt,-
more nnd found genuine. The follow Ing
last comprises the names Of many OF them
Early Frame, Royal Dwarf Marrow Fat
Matchicss or tall, Earl, Washington, Dwarf
Blue Imperial, anu Tall Sugar PEAS,
Large Lima. Rob Roy. Red Marrow Fat.
Washington Pole, Chins Dwarf, Eariy YET
low &c BEANS.
Red rurnip. Yellow Turuip, aud Long
Blood BEET,
Lsrge Swelling PARSNIP,
Tanksrd (iargc round White Flat, and
Rnia Bsgs TURNiP
Long Orange aud Blood CARROT.
Flat Dutch yellow Savoy Early SALISBURY
Drumhe ad. Large White, Sugar Loaf. EarIy
York, Large York and Green Savoy CAB
BAGE.
Red Tarnip, Scarlet, Long Salmon. and
White spanish RADiSH
Brown Dutch, Trnnisbsll, White Ioaf
Sugar Loaf. and Ice LETTUCE,
PickiiDg. Cluster, Green Turkey. LONG
Green. and Early Frame GU, UMBER.
Early and late CAULiFIONEK
White and Early Purple Cape BROCCOLI
Com P"rter's CbiIIan SQUASH. Vepr,,
BILE Marrow SQUASH,
Straw oinur-d, White, and Azoresn mr.
Msmnloth ONION,
Wafer Cress. White Solid Celery Double
Parsley, Summer Sayory Pepper Grass, &c
&c &c. JANIS Known
;. Also, fresh supply OF Medicines,
which mokes the assortment cotnpIete
March "a. IN
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-04-07
HANDSOME FARM
FoR SALE,

1iNG in Jefferson County. We on the
~ road from Chariestown TO Alexandria.
one mile from Keyes' Ferry on the She
nandoah river. miles from Hsrpers Fer
~, and three from Chsrlestowo. The soil
IS a rich limestone. equal 10 any in the
Valley for wheat, corn. &c. and in good
farming order. There are s35 acres, 60
OF which are 10 timber. Through IL runs
Il stream OF water OF sufficient forcs TO turn
- mill, With good site for water works
he improvements are, dwelling houses.
barn, (viih stabling under it, corn house
two orchards, Sc There is aI-o a smith
shop, With a good dwelling house attached
to It. This 10 desirable property. and
deserves the attention Of persons wishing
To invest money in land Terms of sale
can DC known by applying to the subscri
bers, residing on SAID farm.
MARY BURNETT,
THOMAS z. BURNETT.
March 10, 1880
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-04-07

Office IF he Chesopeake & Ohio Canoi Go
wsssrsCro~. JApvAnv 20, 1880.
NOTICE 10 hereby gwen. that an install
~ ment OF Two dollars aad fifty cents per
share, tbeinethe 18th ins,aimens.) ON every
share IF stock IN the Chesapeake aud Ohio
Canal Company. Is requircl 90 he paid on the
Sd Jav IF April next and further sum OF
two dollars sad bf,y cents per share. being
the 18th tss,slment.) ON the Sd day ct Man
ncx,--~hich instruments must be paid to the
ored, otihc Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Com
pary, Co the Cashier or other Officer Of either
Of the following Banks, viz
The Rrsnch of the Book Of the United State.
nj Washington.
The Hank 81 Washington. at Washington.
The Patriotic Bank, do.
The Bank of the Metropolis, do.
The Farinrrs and Mechanics Dank, At George
town
The Bank Of Alexandra, At Alexandria
The t,ank at Potomac, do.
The Farmers Hank ot Alexanllris, do.
The Mechanics Bank of Alexandra, do.
The ifagerstown Bank, IN HagerstoNn. Md
And the Branch of the Valley Bank, in
Chsrlcsiowp, Va.
by order OF the President and Directors:
JOHN p. iNGLE, Clerk
Chez. s. Ohio Canal Con
Feb. 3. 1850. VISA.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-04-07
LAND FOR SALE

1NHE subscriber offer, for sale his ex-
c-ilent FARM. called Mount Rockey.
lying :" Fs,lf,x county. Virginia. consist
ing oi FIVE HUNDRED ACRES. fifty
of which are hravily timbered. Thi. farm,
q, adJo,e'ng the lands Of John Lloyd. Ste
phen Daniel, Coleman Brown. and G. C.
stuart There Is OF ibi. farm tolerably
good Dwelling House. with five rooms
sn' all necessary buildings Its soil is
KIND. and productive OF corn, wheat. rye
and tobacco. Its situation is known 10 be
he"i,hy. and IN an agreeable neighbour
hood. There is also on this farm good
apple orchard. and number OF never.
ia'iing springs Of the best water.
Aay further description OF the land
~ deemed unnecessary. "a any person.
wishing To purchase will first view IL. and
Judge for themselves. IL will be sbewn.
on application TO the subscriber. or TO Mr..
Bennett. living on the premises.
GEO. LEE TURBERyILLE
March 81. 1850.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-04-07
Tae teaufiful MSrough-Jred H1ss
Tariff.

run brother 10 the very distinguished race,
Arab,
MILL stand ibis season az my residence
w Il miles from ChaIlestown. .od 8 fror,
Battietown, IN Frederick county He ;, -,
years old THIS spring. very near rs hands hiet
aud remarkably well propor,ioned-. beaut..
tai dark bay, black legs. name and tail. and
not white spot about him of most con-
manding appearance, beauty, and action, ans
invites comparison. ss to bone. n,uscuisr
power, and purity Of blood, with any hoss.
His sire Is the distinguished old SIR Atohy
and his dam the famous and favouri,e brood
mare OF Virginia. old Bet Bounce. who sol,
At ~ years old for $500. His full bro,hsi
and SISTERS have been Fscers of the vetv mr.,
standing, and commanded tie highest prire,
from $1,000 to 5000 each. Tariff n.v~r r.s
but once when three years oil, he " on the
sSeepsiskes over the Noitoway course. in t',s
spring Of 1877, beating with ease the l.
DRAFTED southern racer Weehock, running ana
repeating IN fine time. The fall follow ,r,t. b.
Ie, down IN irs'nlf z. and ~as turned ou'. Co'
Johnson had the highest opinion Ut him. ILt
following winter. Weebock'S races in Sou,
Carolina vere considered the best ever ru.
IN that country. and he vas not beaten b.
the fall of 1923, when heard from linn ma
shows lam to De horse % the 6..t pEom.ss
on the turf
For Tariffs pedigree in fuiI-Iia of NJ.
fulI brothers and sisters, the amount of ,fe
sale OF each. Col ,ohnsoD's opinion of his q.
n'iy' sDd al other particulars, the snbscr,bs-
respec'fuii, requests gentlemen To ex.u,n.
hs haRdniils and advertisement IA tie ~.
chester Republican Of the 10Th and 26.h :.
March snd FL 81 April. snd in the Winrbe.
ter Nirgi"'sn Of 18th March and IL Of Arr.
Of this year.
March -, 1850
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-04-07
me elegant and thorough bred Horse
CEITPOYTa

Laie the property 81 Maj. Lewis, and now
Use properly 81 Henry :. Turner. Esq.
NJ I'LL siand the ensuing season. q, fol.
" lo"s On N"pdays sbd russda,s NJ
ss'nuel sifidsr's farm ~ Jefferson county
~" "n ihnfsdsys and Ffidsys 81 Bufkefl.-
lille, Mar iaEd Clifton - beautiful chef
nui sorrei, full ij5 hands hish, With great
bono s"d muscle, snd Of tie refv beat st,.s 1
"l fuhniug horses - Nifgirfa It's psd,xr..
on both s'des - equal 10 ll.ai q any hoys,
." Amefiss. ard hfs Ere sppssrsne. and 81.
eeiehi blood 'sili eefisfsl, enlisle him 4,
ne attention u those Who uish 10 is,pr..,.
The breed Of horses Pedigree and other
particulars gwen 81 ieNclh ~ bsndbhI.
STHtDER 4 TURNER.
Mareh ~. 1880.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-04-07
The Thorough Bred Horse
INDUSTRY.

beautiful rich dark brown, SIX vears
old ;his spr'ng. of fine size. form, and
commanding appearance full sixtee n hand
aud one inch high. OF great strength. scii
v'ty and beauty lie was got by The ceIe
DRAFTED horse Pnei,,ian. he by SIR Arcby.
he by the imported Diomede. sc. Indus.
iry's dam. Virsgo. by the imported borsr
" hip. he by SHlfram. he by O'Kelly's I. .
elpse. Se III" grand dam BY The import
Cd horse EoiHs. his gtea, grand dan by
Ten Mesd's celebrated horse Celor, out Of
The Generals famous Aristotle mare, sc
For fuli pedigree. see hand. bills
lie viii stand the ensuing season, NJ INV
lsFm on OpequOn, near Smifhfeld, IN JET
ierson county. and will be le; 10 mares At
The reduced prices Of eight dollars cash
The single leap; twelve dollars The season
discharged by ten dollars if pad within
The season, and t~eaiy dollars 20 ensure
mare, psyable a. soon a. she 4, known
To be 20 ioal or parted with ANY person
entering 1--we mares. msy PIT q sixth free
OF charge. Fifty cents 10 the groom for
each mare. All mares sent 10 tie bof.s
without ~riiten instructions 10 the eontf,
~ viii be entered by the season The
season has commenced. aud w,lI ,e,u,;oI a..
The first Ut Jolly Mares from d,,t.nce
can be iuinI.hsd With excellent ps.iufaee
a. hl'y cent? Per week. or fed ~.sl, Kt.i,,
~ t"eniy hse ceut- day Servant. cent
With mare 10 remain With them. - m te
'ound grains EssTy care ADD attention
va be pad 20 prevent aceidents or e
rapcs. bnl TO liability foS any that a.,
occur CARVFH tX1VIt-
Marrh 81 1870
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La TAYETTE.

'UNHlS thoroughbred stallion and cspita!
racer (ihe property OF John VI Boiis,
Esq. Of Richmond will stand the ensuing
season al the subscribers fs.m 10 Frederick
county, miles from Eaitleioan. and from
ChariestowD st tw~nt, dollars for The sea
son OF each mare, IL paid within the season
butif not Psid before the expiration OF Tia.
season, " eniy-tve dollars will be required
twelvs dollars cash the single leap and
forty dollars for insursncs, 10 be pad whe n
The mare is known To be IN foal or par,r q
with The season will commence the 10Th
oil March. aud terminate The LIST Of July
next
la Fhyete will be seven years old this
spring. He Is IN colour o rich blood b.,
Che most beautiful colour OF the horse, } with
black legs. one hind foot white, and q small
white spot or ster on his forehead fIe -
OF the largest SIZE OF thorough bred horses
VIZ: i6 hands high. with substance ard eta
nina IN fuli proportion to his height, com
oining with the most perfect symmetry Of
FORM all The points or distinguishing mark .
OF The grcstes, strength aud scIion -sbouI
d~rs deep and powerful. and running YER,
fsr back back remarkably short large bone.
muscle &c.
The pedigree OF La Fsyeiie is ns follows:
We was sired 10y Nirginisn (ihe best son of
SIR Archy.} The dam OF la Fa,ettc was al
so by SIR Arch,; grand dam by the imporied
horse Sir Harry; Z. grand dam by Chant
cleer' x &. grand dam by the fsmonN run
oing horse Old Mark Anthony; gig grand
dam " The imported horse Fiimnsp;
Z grand dsm 10y Old AIsrk Anthon,: =
grand dam by The Imported horse JoII,
roger oGt OF The old imported mare MarV
Gray. ID. II. ALLEN.
Clifton. Frederick county
March A. 1890 ILL.,