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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-25

'ect,oS policy: aud wien our neiuLbor was DESTROYS
- pet back into tho Great Republican, ranks sficr
Gov. Gilmcrs election, he preached up With unwoii-
Tod eloquence the republican principle, that tho
i,fty ought und must govcrn-that the minority
",ght TO bow to the viii Of the majority. and other
wheedling fno sayings, which have not the efficacy
seems, of active principles in the conduct of the
Constitutionslst. The majority Of our common fellow
citizens welding the powers und the constitutional
powers too, the general government, are the "ty
rants" whose "feet our necks,"-wbose acts
are hanging like mllstoDcs about US, weighing as
down to poverty aud ruin! The ConsitutonaIist hos
rather more courage than some OF his CONDUCTORS IN
the anti-tarif strife who shrinking from the f ~
of the Storm which their violent passions have excl
ted. II is Just coming forwsrd-ss others COOL is
growing hot Does The Constutionalist thus reck
eos'y rear the standard OF rebellion Docs il also
stand up with the mad caps Of Carolina, and offer
their fellow Citizens of the rest of the Union, the
"hnnd OF cordial separation, without emotion Of
reluctance or gricfi Has also counted the cost of
separation, well what the Union is worth. Tho
once before to bring Georgia in sight Of the bayonets
OF the Union? Does 1t ntead similar experiment.
Although Mr.. Forsyth 10 again in Congress, he may
not as successfully ward offhe danger second time
The Constitutionahst and its coadjutors may rest
assured TINT raise the standard Of rebellion when they
will. il will be indignantly struck down by thousands
2f native Southrons, and those who dared to rally
beneath its bloody sgn sacrificed to the Just fury Of
their insultod country.
Extract Of Letter from NeW O.l-ans. dated Jan. 6.
"Yoa will have heard that the late sugar crop is
considerably short OF that Of 90 and from my CONVEX
Stations with number of large planters who are now
here, having disposed Of thcs crops find from their
returns that the average quantity made their plan
tations ia only. about three-eights Of The quantity
which they made the season before. The crop this
season is estimated at 350oohogsleads against $4,000
last year. Considerable purchases have lately been
made on the plantations ut cents ind in the city
II u cents.
The following table, from the neto York Shipping
List showing the produce here Of goods sold in Liver
pool may be useful to some of our readers:
Statement showing the nett proceeds of Upland Cot
ton, founded actual sales transmi,te ed from I,iy-
erpool, and on computation Of haT penny s,er-
ling per h. freight, aud ten per cent premium on the
exchange. Cents.
pence Sterling in Liverpool notts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-25

IN
kAy4 gland, will stand at the village of Bar
~ IN louisville the ensuing season, 10 COM
mcnce on tic LIST March, and end on the
3o,' June. The price of the season will be thirty
dollars paid within, md forty dUlars it paid beyond
the season. Fifty dollars to insure a mare in foal
and dollar to the groom. Three hundred acres OF
land covered with various grasses and well watcred
Will be afforded gratis, for the exclusive use of the
mares seal. Better or more abundant pasturago could
not be desired.
This beautiful and hgi-bred Horse bought by
james harbour, Esq. at public sale of Walkers
finc stud Of horses III London, on the 18th June last
10 dark bay, sixteen hands high, of fine form and
great activity. and needs only te seem TO be i'd
mired His age the being only six years old last
spring. adds much to his other good qualities I'm
ported horses are generally too Old before they are
brought to this country. Young Trufile was SO in.
jured in his first training whilst he was the pronery
of the Duke de Guiche. that he never ran. His
Pedigree Is in the annexed certificate reference to
which VIII show any one conversanf with such sub.
Jecis, that he Is osthe purest blood in England He
will be exhibited at the Court houses of Abemr rlc
Louisa and Orange the first day of their respective
March courts.
n. B. If any one will send FIVE mares, the price
Of one will be reInittcd and if mare sent to him this
season. u'l, she will be insured the next ut the price
of the season.
Two FLIES, from any State in the Union. hnvino
won purse Of $500, will be put gratis; the iirst
applicants 10 have the preference. Care will be
taken to prevent accidents, but will not be rcspon-
siblc for thom. S. w. WAGER
For James Barbour ESQ.
Barboursville, Jan. Goth, 1880.
18th June, 1899.
This is to certify, the brown Horse sold by inc to
James Barbour, Esq. bred by the Duke de Guiche
got by Truf'e out of Helen by Whiskey, her dam
Brown Justice by Justice, out of Xenia by Challen.
ger Xauleppe by Eclipse. Truffle covered in 1929,
at IS guineas. He got by Sorccrer out of Horn
by Lass, by Buzzard, her dam Puzzle, by Matchem
Princess, by Herod.
Signed RICHD TATTERSAII.
Hyde Park Corner, London.
Truffie was sent to France, and bought back again
at 1000 guineas r. T.
ian 25-wI2tc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-25
Handel and Hcveln CA,ych .JG,sic

IuHuCt HHH II0yHn CN'trch .bIuSiC.
ISL reccivod' the Boston Handel and Haydn
- Soccty's collection of Church Music; bciny n
selection OF the most approved Psalm and HYMN
Tunes; together with many beautiful extracts from
tho works OF llaydN, Mozart, Beethoven, &c. &c
liarmonIzed for three and four voices with figured
base Tor the Organ and Piano Forte: Seventh edi .
ton with additions aud improvements-for sale by
jan 10 COLLINS g. CO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-25
TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
osss !ne sun day Of The pre.en, mouth, a. -
Jou Adams, and of in iienrico Co.o.v Co. O.
hee sha,i as surviving Trustee sell auction At De d,
To the CITY OF Richmond; being half of Ceexn,
adjoining the lots Of Dir H. e TNemara -Acsms n Trs
me, Under the deed of trust 's'' w
jan aids CHARLES copLANn
virtue of two Deeds Trust executed D John "
n tean and William Dandrdse by William Morris NH
MaIcea ms WIFE, the the eighth January Y8l
and the other the eishen,h day Of February
smother Deed Of Trust executed Herbert A. Claiborne and
OF july ls28an Of which are recorded in the HnsS
Court Of the cy Of Richmond; SHAH proceed To ell ON ~
On the 10Th day ct February next for ready ouey
lot the purposes therein mentioned Lots pieces OF parr
OF Land IN The city OF Richmond known and distinguished in
the plan at the sid CITY, by No (3I three hundred and p,v.
conveyed 10 the said William Morris by 1omas Rutherf,d
ond sarah his WIFE by their decd bearing dale the l3h dv NJ
Juhs 1885, and admitted record tie clerks Office of IN.
Court of Hastings 1 aid cy-and on which are nov $3.50.
extensive brick buildings used warehouse and f o,hs-
PnPosee also three other Lots piece. parcels Of Lald
l three hundred and two number three hundi r6
ry-tfee (3a, and number three hundred and 6y forI
and all other buildings improvements thereon which nc
perry conveyed the said William l. Morris bv rno
several deeds br undivided moiete thereo-one made on IN,
'eh Gay OF June 1885, by Richard Gregory
W and John eGram and Wilson Gregory; che oher made
on The same cay by Joseph Dudley Of Chesterfield county ana
both admitted record clerks Office Of the U;s,;n
Court Of sad chy also other Lot piece or 81 10y
known and distinguished of said civ by nnh
vnss unSd and oriy SIX 3IS which conveyed said
heir deed bearing date Tue 18th day OF September 1876 ap
ADMITTED to record IN the clerks office of tie Hastings Coet 10
Tie Trustees have known the it'd. 10 the 6,rro,
properly 10 co questioned hut they will only convey that vsh
Is vested III themselves ~
JOHN Nj. ARMISTEAD,
w cambridge
hERBERT A. CLAIBORNE, iruass!
CHARLES s. GAY
Eici,mcpd, Dec llth
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-25
TO the admirers of Ornamental Heads Of


HB subscriber. who has just arrived in this city,
Il from New York, offers for sale an extensive
assortment Of Ladies and Gentlemen's Wigs and
Tourcts, oil of his own manufacture and ut a variety
OF prices, that must meet the views of all that are
desirous ofpurchasing. The assortment that he has
brought with him this OCCASION, is far superior and
much more extensive than what he has offered at any
former period, consisting Of the greatest variety
being characterized for their peculiar taste and beau
ty. He requests that those ladies' and gentlemen
wearing ornamental hair, and wishing to have his
splendid natural heads of hair half head dresses
commonly callsd Toupcts, will take the earliest
opportunity of honorng him with u call.
Those ladies' and gentlemen who may feel disposed
to honor him with their calls, he fatters himself
from the superiority of his articles in every particu
lar, to secure continuance Of their patronage.
Apply at the BNglc Hotel, Richmond, between
the hours of ten aud two, whore the subscriber will
be ready to attend upon all who may honor him with
their commands. Ladies leaving their orders, will
be waited upon Immediately His stay in Richmond
will not exceed ten days.
THOMAS QUIRK.
IL All orders after the st of March. will be re-
ceived at my residence in New York, No 400,
Broadway' ian 23--6t .
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-25

W,aa to dispose Of tract of land lying in Hano.
y Yer county, ON the State Road, leading to the
Merry Cakes about io& niles from the City Of Rich
mond. containing Is acres, with good Improvements
which purpose it has been formerly kspt the greater
part Of the land in voods.-l will SELL rent lease
or exchange it for real property in near the city of
hic,inond, or for young ncgroes For further par
ticulars, apply to M. James p. TYLER or To the
WILSON d. CLARKE.
Jan 25 eff
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-25
MONSIEUR TONSON

VIII stand the ensuing season Tree Hill,
W nes. Richmond, Va. His co,nn,e nue
M LIST FEBRUARY and terminate lst July next. He
&AV will he let TO mares at so dollars SEASON,
MI ~ WHICH may be discharged by the paymen, of %
dollars within tho Mares be nsu.
ed al 10 hoiias One dollar the groom in every case.
Every desirable arrangement has been made for the
mediation OF sent 10 this horse They will he pas,ured
gratis well fed will, grain if squirrel g, 25 perday,
stalled in all had weather.
One OF tie subscribers will give his personal aten
ton to mares order that they may he returned their
ers In good condition We Cannot be responsible for
or escapes, but will every exeriion prevent both
Monsieur Tonson beautiful hay fifteen hands inches
high, with black legs, and tail He finely proportion.
ed exhibiting beauty and power throughout form His
Hood appearances and performance is equal superior
to horse the continent His colts likely, and in
high estimation. THOMAS WATSON
Amer ROBINSON.
Tree flnl. Jan o. I2l-c3n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-25
FOR RENT,
Library of Entertaini,,g Rnoplcdoc.

lLOFUJ " L"HeFthlHHg hHoTtcGge.
VINE Subscriber has received the first puner OF the above
u valuable work, which published Under surorjntcn
dance OF the British Society, ir the diffusion of knoy
edge, aud reprinted page Tor PAGE with the London Edition
This work intended $40 combine the objects
and amusement. comprising much entertaining matter as
can be given along with useful knowledge a,uch use.
ful knowledge be conveyed in amusing form"
Among the subjects first treated Of in the Library Entertain
ing Knowledge Will be Meuasrrss, Natural History OF British
Insects, Natural History n Birds History and description
Substances used in the Arts, History Of Inventions and Dis
coyeres, the Monuments OF Architecture Anecdotes Of lnd
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der unidvourabie circumstances Historical Scenes and Por
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History of audrupehs described and fon living subj
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and offered to subscribers the prIcc Of fT
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vry Store Of r. ID. SANXAY
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-25
Sill selling OF a. Prime Cost" and IN
NAM instances much bekop Cost

many instances mach be[oU Cost
's\HE proof that the subscribers have selling Of their
large and general assortment, of Scasonable DRY GOODS
az 'frme o IS so apparent, thar they would deem il ne.
cessaTy To insert second effect had no,
unsenerol5 attempts Geen made to lead the public believe
he contrary They therefore again respectfully inform their
friends aud customers that they stH continue sH aT a,
fTT< Cost and IN order TO assist the sale of the remaining
SOCK they have added 0e:o. (eT the Bold Commander from
New York; variety Of such goods they disposed of IN the
easy part oil their sales Among these many same
fanes. ga and a. does,ies Gro de Nipples eros De, IN
d.a and Italian tefris superior stre eaeoes priced
ana perene sanes and many other goods, al Of which
w be sold at Prp'e Cost and in many the soo1s
hat have been on hand for time, viii be sold much op
rnns Cost In announcing their intention close tey
tSs i nus manner the subscribers did
bern1 remark from any person, nevertheless remarks
pave bern made and the public r that they proceed
rom an interested kI0p how esfimote their
KYLE a. COCHRAN
nov 26-tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-25
RIEGO

~ Will make 4 season the approaching
w. Spring at Machsmps, near Hanover
S~AN Courthouse. Tie is horse Of fine size,
III ~ Dedigree and form, was trained at four
Yeas old, and gave proofs Of good speed:
but from accident was not brought on the turf-his
dam YVES sister Of Sir Arches, by Sir Peter Tea
zie-his sire Francisco, noted horse Of his
day. ian 25-lawtf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-25

WIN. M'CRERY, TAILOR, bess to inform
w his friends and the public, that although scme-
what IN confusion occasioned by the late fire i'll his
store until is repaired, he be found up stairs
ready to execute any orders in his line for which he
will be thankful dec Sn,f
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-25

The above computations being made on all allow
ance of half penny per ID freight. and per cent
premium on the exchange it will be appa rent that the
nett proceeds will vary according these items are
shipped from New York to Liverpool at one fourth
ofa PENN per h. freight, and the present price of
bills Is % per cent premium-0 pence sterling III Lii
verpool will therefore produce nett in New York;
$4,000 cents.
NJ The Northern Mail brought no papers from be
yond Alexandria yesterday.
o. The boys who carry out the Wing on Shockoe
Hill, Cary street, &c. being SICK such subscribers us
do not receive their papers, will please send for them
We are requested by number of the friends Of
Gen. J. b. HARvIE, state that he will be support
ed at the ensuing election to represent this enatori.
al District, in the place of John u. Clopton ESQ who
declines q reelection.
Sale of Stock ut the CJfee House on Saturday
1ast:-2o shares of Virginia Bank at S04 10; shares
of Farmers Bank at $94 81.
DTED-At his residence at Wyihe c. II. on the
9th inst. in his 74th year, GAIT. JoHN JOHNSON,
Revolutionary Soldier aud old and respectable
member ofthe County Court
or AN APPRENTICE is wanted at the Wing Office
OF If Thomas Overton, formerly of Hat.
ton Court, Threaineedle street, London, be living
in the U. States, he is requested send his address
to Is. w. Leigh, of Richmond, Virginia. The re-
quest is made at the instance Of John Higgins jr
Town Clerk Of Lancaster, in England. 1t is hoped,
the editors Of newspapers throughout the u. States
will have the goodness to insert this notice some
three four times in their papers, for The sake of the
two strangers who alone are interested in il.
ian 25
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-25
Thirty TO EonrY NECaoEs.

I'M "Wednesday, the I'd Feb. shall proceed ia
- sell, in front ofthe Bell Tavern, 1t IL o'cI,,cf
NJ from 30 90 40 likely Negroes, part of which
ore first rate tobacco factory hands.
Sale to be conducted by J. g. 3 Cos.r a "a
PETER LYONS, Ex,or ef
ian S2 John LYONS dsc,d
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-25
COPENHAGEN SNUFF
AMERICAN ALMANAC

INHE American Almanac and Repository of Use
4 ful knowledge, for the year l3JO-C,ntaininr.
Part LIST, Calundar and Natural Ficuumena, for the
year: Part Cd. Information ed with the Calan-
dar, and Explanations of Celestial Changes and
Astronomical Phenomena: Part 81. miscellaneous
Directions, Hints and Remarks: Part !th 81 atistica!
and General Information, concerning Foreign Coun
tries: Part 5th, Statistical and other intelligence
for sale, by J. H. NASH.
ian 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-25
Richmond Nail Mandatory.

".
LNOR sale, on very reasonable terms from I 500 IN
Il 1000 kegs Of cut nails and brads of various sizes
from Sd TO 40d, III kegs from iOolbs. to eoolbs.-
warranted to se made Jom S,cesh from and not from
Pig Bloom Iron, as rs customary in Che Nortbcrn
States;
ALSO,
Spikes from TO inches, clinch nails of diffcren,
Sizes suitable for tobacco kegs and hhds nail rods
horseshoe iron, rolled iron of different widths
and are prepared to execute with Dispatch, any or.
ders in this line, and request merchants and others
who deal in nails, &c. to apply, if they want full as
sortment. y. HAXALL & co.
oct i0--2awff
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-25
FIORA,S DICTYOMARY

UST received, .fse copies of the above mucl,
~ admired work, one Of which, is elegantly bound
IN calf extra--for sale ut the Book & Stationery
Store Of R. d. SANXAY
ian %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-25

PERIODICAL.
MO. &C North American Review, for January
IN 1330-Nos. GO aud CT OF tie Library of Use
fu knowledge, received by
jen 60 J. H. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-25
observation-disclosures


Ooer ur. Chub6s Lottery Office, and ono door ADORE
Mr.. Co'onn, clock and tcateh maker
MRS. SARAH PURCELL. could accommodate
IV1 a few more Members of the Legislature with
comfortable roonis-good beds, &c. on moderate
terms, If application be made this week.
dec l1-ttIf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-25

Sale of Stock at the C1ffee House on Saturday
ast-2o shares of Virginia Bank at So4 10; shares
of Farmers Bank at 1914 81.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-25
DEN TAI.
$ UR gerry

Gr'enh0os Building. JIain-s,reet, nearly OPPOSITE
The Virginia Banks.
INK. MUNROE has located himself in this ci,v
- and will be happy to attend to all those who
may require the professional aid of Dentist.
lie matters himself that thorough knowledge of
the most approved principles Of Dentistry and annie
pactcai eXperorce aided by great assiduity and at
'enuon, Will ensure him the confidence and patron
age OF the public. His connection with many of the
most distinguished Dentists in the Atlantic cities
sures him the earliest information of the roo., go,
improvements in the science
r. D. Parents who have a proper regard for the
oeauty and symmetry their chden's features regu
Ialy' ana sourdness OF their TEETH, should on the
protuson of the second set consult an exne,;enoaS
Dentist, when every irregularty ii ON natural ORE
sentation Of teeth may be corrected
Hours OF attendance from 10 TO PM.
Jan l8-eol9t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-25

The imported YOUNG TRUFFLE,
an entire Horse Of the best blood in En-
A gland, will stand at the village of Bar
~ louisville, the ensuing season, 10 COM
mcnce on the LIST March, and end on the
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-25

DTED-At his residence at WyIhe C. II. on the
9th inst. in his 74th year, CART. JoHN JOHNSON,
Revolutionary Soldier, and an old and respectable
member ofthe County Court
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-06
The Thorough Bred Horse
INDUSTRY,

Fs a beautiful rich dark hrown, six years
FL G,d this spring, OF tine SIZE, lorhs ana
commanding appearance, full sixteen hanus
aud one inch high, OF great strength, ac'isiy
and beauty. He was got by tic celebrates
horse Fifgaiaa, he by Sir Arehy, he by the
imported Diomede, sc. industrys dam,
Nirago, by the imported horse Whip, Hs
lyssSaltram, he by Okeily's Ee:pse,
Sc. His grand dam by the imported
horse Eot,S, his great grand dam by Gas
Msade's celebrated horse Ceior, out Of the
Generals famous Aristotle mare, Sc, ZOE
full pedigree, see hand bills.
lie will stand the ensuing season, at MY
farm on Opequon, near SiuithtieEd, in Jcf'er
son county, and will he let to mares at tue
reduced prices OF eight dollars cash the sinss
leap; twelve dollars tIe season, discharge
by ten dollars iipaid within the season, ana
twenty dollars TO ensure mare, payable
Soon as the mare is known to be in foal OF
partedWith. Any person entering five mares
may pat sixth free of charge. Fifty cents
TO the groom for each mare. All mares sens
TO the horse without written instructions "
| the contrary. will be entered by the seq.
son. Tie season has commenced, aHd VIZ
terminate The first Of July Mares from
| distance can bs furnished with excellent pas
| turege al fifty cents per week, or fed ~ta
grain at twenty five cents per day. Servant
sent with mares &c. remain with them, ~it :" :
found gratis. Every care and attenuou :.
!, ,1e pad to prevent accidents or escapes 'A'
no liability for any that may occur ia
CARVER WlLliaA
April Is, 1880.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-06
Spring Goods,

sclectcd from the latest mportations, consist
ing in part of Blue, Black, Brown, Olive,
Grey, and fancy coiored Cloths; Cessinetts
and Cassimcres all colors; general assert
rnent Of British. German, India, French,
ltalian, and Domestic Goods, suitable to the
present and approaching season, together
with Il complete assortment of Queens and
Glass Ware, Hard Ware and Cutlery; a
good stock Of Groceries, Domestic Flax and
Tow Linens, sc. all OF which will be sold
unusually low: we, therefore, respectfully in
vito the attention of tie public.
WIN. LONG s. Co
n. B. We have also received an additional
supply of BAR IRON, warranted 10 be O.
the best quality, which they are selling a
The reduced price OF s. per hundred weight
w. l.. s Co.
| Martinsburg, April /, 1880.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-06
MARY LAMDHR

is beautiful bay, with the near hind foot
white, sixteen hands high, eight years CID.
and u of the best stock Of racers-his size,
Old Ratt,er, web known as the fieetesf racer
ever ran IN the United States, for he gaa and
won fourteen capital races without leosing .
single heat, lbs dam was the celebrated r'in-
ming mare Touch me aot, she at three years
old beat Dr. Browns celebrated running her.s
Wonder. with which he challenged the con-
tiaent for one thousand dollars. at the Clty
of Washington, III the four mlie heats. she
beat the famous running mare Gensle hity.
by Archibald, and won many other fine ra-
ces; though Maryiander wos ruined as re-
Ger by imprudent management at three years
old, Vt which time he ran at Baltimore, and
could have distanced the field but boulted
and from that time cosil. i.t he kept TO tn
course Those who saw him psn declared
him to be the heetest animal that ever ran on
the Baltimore course.
WILLIAM THORNTON.