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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-18

pleased with the couatry, and assured US that he
should do all in his power to make US so-that
England and Morocco were the greatest friends.
and he hoped always would be, sc. While we
were there he ordered his soldiers to 90 through
their evoutions-on which the horsemen began to
galop furously by, and rising in their stirrups at
full gallop, fired their long guns, and then sud-
denly stopped.
! This they repeated several times, sometimes
in groups Of twenty. sometimes four or ten, some
times thirty or more. The effect was striking
and picturesque in the highest degree-the wild
look of the swarthy horsemen, with their white
and red turbans and flowing robes, their rich
colored housings and spirited horses, urged to
their utmost speed, while the tents and spectator.
formed sort of amphitheatre, of which we were
the centre. The whole scene was 80 peculiar.
that could hardly persuade myself that had
! left Europe only few days before-so different
was every thing Surrounding me, and so unlike
any thing European. We here offered some
presents for the Governor-ours consisted of tea,
to which we were advised to add sugar and cloth.
He would not allow US to return to Tangiers that
day, and we staid to dine with him. We went
also to see palace belonging to the emperor who
comes here occasionally: it is magnificent inside,
and reminded me of the Alcazar at Seville, only
it is handsomer and better preserved The exte-
rior, as usual, making no appearance to lead one
to expect such beautiful rooms and halls. The
streets and houses were clean and well kept, ex-
cept in the section of the Jews, who are obliged
to live in ore quarter of the town, and are pelt-
ed and I-used bv the Moors. It's long Journey
from hence to Tdngiers on mules, which 90 their
own pace, and altho' sure footed and serviccable,
are not fast; indeed some parts Of the read would
not present any quick advance at all events
This morning, P. L. and Capt. b. returned to
Tangi rs, but remain here They wish to go
because they find society, Europeans and good
parties, but had much rather see this country
in its real state. and as we cannot return to Glib
raltar before Friday, had much rather spend the
day in this place than at Ianglers, and the gov
ernor has offered me guards for to-morrow's
journey.
"TANaIERs, April Cd.
81 came all the way from Tet Ian, a long days
journey, in time for dinner in the Swedish con-
sul's garden, where there was large party made
for US; and although not in ball trim, he insisted
on our returning to his town residence in the ev-
ening where there was playing, singing and dam
cling We are upat 5 O'Clock. to go to great
oar hunt in the neighborhood. We return to
Gibraltar tomorrow, and then proceed to Mad
rid. "
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-18
C&rYi0ge wanted
.NnW GNNds.

New G0Nds.
RS BALES Sd, A., AMI S 4bTnwn cot,ons
To Steah,-oom. Newmarket. Waltham. Arkwrghf.
and other bieachcd cottOas
Cloths and cassihetts
Dunes, pisids and checks, Roucn cassr'eres
Bed tickinrs and wilmington stripes
s,slras hdkfs and shawl>. Railroad eottons
Linen and cotton disper cltcoes and prints
Linen and cotton hlkIs
Limitation dan,ask, suspendcrs
Ready made clothing
Together with variety Of other articles.
Also,
lilies puff,, Navarino bonnets, straw bands
3 second hand piano fories, looking glass clocks
barrels EPSON salts
ADDITIONAL.
Light blue plates assorted; do do pitchers
Edged plates. assorted
chin, teas with and without handles
Enaucllc1 glass vases
Son,re. globe, and cl iLndric lamps
Irm,,.,tes, fiuted aud f:igreed tumblefs
Stone TOYS pint tasks, SO.
lbs, received and Tor sale BY
'us' CPO. WHITE
au.. lS 49,.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-18
go Rev ard.
JNmes s. GWnneM, NJ. ID,
DENTIST

DENTIST,
RESPECTFULLY informsthesiteensand visitors
s, of Alexandria that he may be consulted at Hr
n Clagetr, Hotel, on the ESst third wEDNEs
DAY in every month, from O'Clock, "A. NJ. until2
p
AIllet.ersaddressedtoD DR.. C at hisofac ebetwseh
the 3tates' Bank and the Presidents House,
washington City, or left at Mr. z Ciaset'shotehn
Nexnatria, will Sc proc:uali, at'endrHt'.
ian 7-eW.f
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-18

Notice.
TIME subscriber, wishing to close all his accounts in
this place requests all persons having claims against
ham or his late brother, w. L. Kennedy, To present
them Immediately for settlement. All outstanding
debts will be placed in the hands OF Mr. John Johnston,
latter the 10th Instant for coilec,ion he being author
iscd to collect the same, His receipt Will be good
aug b T. ~ heNNEOf.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-18

:, ihc Director Of the L. ). Mint in a renort 70
ae Secretary Of the Treasury. remarks in refer.
,l1e 10 inc hneness and weight of Soath A,.eri.
81 Oo'aTS' that the Mexican, Central Ameri-
gS'' ana PERUVIAN dollars, weigh l. dwts. 8grs
lne Mexican he adds, has often been found to
.sTeea THIS weight by half gram on an average
Lar &c depo''tes, and the Central American has
frNe1al'y exceeded 1t by quarter of grain
sHe 'a'eS' TRIALS however, indicate disposition
issue those CONS at fraction less weis int; but
!'e DEVIATION IS not clearly ascertained, if in.
ecu De more than casual. All these coins, as
we" astne Chiha' dollar. are of the Spanish stand
a'u' The Cei'iss has. however, been ueseyaIly
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-18
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SHIP NEWS.

H. NOTICE.-l'he Stockholders Of the
Alexandria Canal Company are respectfully re-
uuestcd to meet at the Council Chamber THIS
Day. at IL o'clock. to receive the report OF the
Commissioners of Election.
augl8
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-18

The Baltimore American Of Yesterday saws:
- i1e snip Ferrata and brig Lady Adams, both
rom RIO de JaneirO. were telcgraphed as below
;..''erda} evening. Our last accounts. by the
1ehtor at TINS port, we're to the 4th June: these
,esse''' 1t Is believed, will bring advces twenty
.: thirty DAYS later"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-18
DIED.

DIED.
In Portsmouth, ~. H. Hon. JoHN S. SHER-
pURNE, Judge Of the L. S. District Court, aged
IS years-an officer Of the Revolution.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-18
e" Economy the sureSt road to weutfh."
"A I.aNlyNoNA,

RENOH4TCR g. corr DRESSER,
EsEIUKNS his u,,nk- TO the pubic for the liberal
Z encourase meat lie has received during the shot
line he has been IN Alcxsndria AMI Informs them tina,
he sill continue To carry on tie business, at
Messrs .4rn,scyS Smiths Tailofing Es'a6hsh'
ment, King street,
where he will scou, Coats: &c Of every description,
and restore the original gloss to the cloh The scour-
ing will not iniure the shape E the collars and unless
satisfaction i, given, charge is madc. lis prices
are mod, rate.
Nh Persons arc invited to call snl see specimens
of MS work aug 10 2swtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-18
Ci0riAe iin,e.
EAucNtiOn.
THOMAS HAGARTY

nESpECTFUI. informs the Inhabitants OF Alex
IL anra that through the solicitation OF some per
SONS of erudt N. he is induced TO continue his school,
IN the house occupied by Mr.. Caden on Wolfe street.
Tn. scholastic comprises the Greek, Lstn,
French and English languages history no'h Anc'eh'
AMI uodern- Chronology, Geography and maps, the
use of the cobes, Writing, Arithmetic and M.themA
tics. &C. The advertiser ha,ers himself that, by Sc
dn,. attention. to the moral and inte uectus improve
men, Of the pupils, who may be committed to his care
he will secure the patronage of the Intelligent portion
nf m. community, L ~. refers those that may deem
!, Il, 20 make nquiries relative to the mode OF m
s,rur,ion in Wolfe street School. To H. L. Taylor, u
BRYAN, and II. Danserfeld, Esqrs who can thorough!
satisfy them
aug Is -StawtlaSept & law4w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-18
A Tavern 10 Yet.
New Establishment.

NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
vIvHE subscriber. respectfully sform their friends
I AVID the public that they have commenced the
T.aILORING BUSINESS
under the firm OF AEAssr SMITH in the house lately
occupied by 4. o. Douglass as Book store.
They hav. made the same arrangements with the
principal rsiCrsn baltimore, Philadelphia, and New
York, that were Inade by Smith Jacobs They are
determined To he exoelied by other establishment
in the DstrSi for Of fit o., Of workman.
shin; and by steady attention to business and dis
position to accommodate. they hope to gain share Of
the public patronage. . -.
An apprentice. hAvirg some knowledge ofthc bus.
meas. viii find situation by applying immediately.
II R-nosatH.s and Goat Dressing attended to.
5-SOIW
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-18
ALEXANDRIA,, ID. &.

,,oyrg0IY MORNING. AUGUST IS. 1850,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-19

mills aud obovc all from the aristucratic preroyative
which 1t implied, and in which it originated. The
Charge for The army for about fort y-two thousand
troops; the navy consists of nmety-threc ships of
which thirty in active service, carrying 7aO gums
and 43l4 men The charges for religion amonSt to
about Gs52.o56 sterling, distributed among all the
denominations except Jews
The Netherlands have circulation of 60 600
sheets Of newspapers day, and thus, according
to authentic calculaons better supplied with Jour
mails than France or England. The newspapers are
conducted less as commercial specuations, than for
political purposes. The liberal journals are chiefly
in the hands of young terat of talents and zeal the
ministerial are directly patronised by the Govern
raent Elementary education is very general; in
1926, out of 1928 con,munes. there were only 684
without schools the children who frequent the schools
are as 100 to 947 inhabitants, proportion exceed
ed in no country in Europe, unless it be Prussia -
The Six universities are in every way fourishing.
The total number of students in them is not much
less than three thousand. There are fifty Saving
Banks, and one hundred and twenty -four Mons de
Pete The establishments for the Poor, and the
charitable institutions, generally are excelled by
those OF no other nation in Europe, either in their
extent and efficacy, or the manner of their admins
tration. Nat. Gax.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-19
THE NETHERLANDS.

The surface of the United Kingdom oftbe Neiher.
lands forms bout the 18th part Of that of Europe
IL is about oDe-nnth of France, and ;wosevenths Of
the Island of Great Britain. The roads and canals
cover twenty sixth part of the kingdom In scr
the population s 935, aud exceedingly dense
The annual average addition for the five wears pre
ceding 1928, was at the rate of 0,932 Der Million
The agriculture of the Netherlands has long been
distinguished tor Its productiveness variety and good
methods. The total value of the agricultural capi
tai has been estimated at E433 So s333 STARING anil
the net yearly produce of the agriculture at is SOC
800 Manufactures, the metalIurgic arts, and distil
lsrle5, are IN very aourishng condition There are
three hundred distleries at schie dam ono bnpdad
IN other parts of Holland, and about forty in the o.
ther northern provinces. The annual produce nj
Inns branch OF industry is valued at thirty-four mil
lions of francs. ''
The sum Of the manufacturing industry of the Ne.
rherands' III believed to be about f29, 25 900 ster-
ling per aDnuU' There are in progress great nnder
takings for internal Improvement The conal (Which
IL TO connect the MelSe and the MoselIe BY course
OF hhy leagues from Liege to Wasserbil.ing is said
20 be lone OF the principal speculations in which hi;
MAJESTY OF the Netherlands partner" An asso.
cation mas been formed, with capital of sig mil
lions fionns, for draining the Lake of Harlem. which
covers surface of 600 English acres The mos
act'Ve agent IN this gigantic enterprise is NJ dc
otaPPers' the lnventer of new pump intended to he
used ~ Vt, which ems water without being moved
Oy the common method of pumping. but by the pres
cubic feet per minute
The public debt of the Netherlands is stated a,
S'3oU,OOO,OOO francs, including the old debt, which
does not carry interest; the debt which is really ,
ourthen IS Of ,66469e,000 frances about go francs
to each individual of the kingdom The BUDGET !.
not submitted to the Chambers annually but once !,
ten years The obnoxious nouIure was a tax on IN,
grhding OF corn, not very heavy in ITSELF but often
sve as levied the first necessary of life az reou
f'hg ms constant presence Of tax-gatberers of th
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-19
From the Political Clarion, of October 9.
THE BATTLE-GROUND.

twill be nineteen years the 18th of next month,
since the combined forces of the Northwestern In
dians under the Shawnee Prophet, brother Of Ie-
cumseh--were defeated by the u. s. Troops under
Gen. HARRISON. The Battle Ground lies only
few miles above Lafayette on the Wabash, near the
Prophets town. region which was then unframed,
and where the Indians had been undieputed lords from
time beyond tradition This bloody battle was prin-
cipsly fought before the dawn the morning of the
7th Nov. 1911. During that day and the succeed
ing the American forces remained on the battle field
inferred their dead, dnd prepared for return
down the Wabash, which commenced on the
9th. A few days afier the departure of Gen. Har.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-19

OF blood which deers from res,r.. - ~.
constitutional laws, and which ought be POSTPONED 90 o
as the iaincst hope Of sense of
You wei know 80 the same nfauaon consanlv n,;
an ntere infinitely sacred. the unhai.oased oS y
whch wswoOld be boundin honor resist and win "
eeancs never TO- be appeascd But pardon so much on t
distressing TOPICS and accept the of my regard ana
1 e. es G. M. TROUP
TO Messrs John Taylor Wade Hampton Jr John G. Brow,
Pierce NJ Butler, aud w ,ian Harper. ''""'
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-17
PUBLIC SALE,

subscriber being about 70 rsmoss
= "osa si'iis Grove. viii offer for s..r. or,
rndsy the 18th day Of March nex,. ON ~
pse@'se. se the h'sheS bidder. o. 6 roe,t
sofk horses. four mich Cows. hogs. sheer
&c. &c one cart: nosscho'd and k'cehea fur,,l
number 81 ARTICLES too tedious TO n.n,,o. :
Ahe. . number Of fret rsse Fruit Tree,
Sac months ersc,t wih he allowed On al
suns above three SoIisrs, the purchasers gi- r.
ing bonds sn5 approved s~cnrity.
sste to commence early in The day.
Feb. L. st. s. w. heller
B-Ali those persons having claims 1.
gs'nst the subscriber. viii please present them
Tor sestemens-snd all those indebted io any
w'se. must make immediate psymen'. - no
further Indulgence Can be given. 'phis mo-
ice viii DO deemed sufIic,enf. a. I expect 10
leave Nails Grove on the Is, ct April neat.
-. ~
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-17

AZ Hheigh. N. 4. on the 4sh inst. th. R'.
nes. !osS RAvnsscssrr. Episcopal Bishop Of
the Diocese Of North Carolina
d" Saturday the Cub instant, st bis resi-.
denee ia Loudvun, Mr BxSyAsi. Hssg,rr,
=" the 8Sd year 1T his age.
On Saturday the 9th instant, Mrs SasAn
iunorr. wife VI Mr. James rhropp. of Hsr.
Pers Ferry. an the SD ear Of her age. The
death OF suc, . wife. 81 any time. Is to young
family . csfzmiiy OF u distressing character
but IN The present case it !. peculiarly severe,
Mrs i. having left an infant hut lev DAYS
old. and other children in = state OF helpless.
ness and affection Her me mory will long be
cherished oy her distressed family and friends
Communicated
On the LIST instant. wilLiAn. infant son ol
MI samuel Wright of this county, in the Sd
year OF his sge.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-17

On Iharssiay evening the S,h insian,. b,
the Rev. Mr.. Csdslca, NJ. wsll,As T.,,o,
70 Mess MArv HscxsAs. VI She phefsis,o~ n.
= On rsesslsy the 9th instant. Mr.. lees. y
sssra. Of Suitk6eId. 20 M,ss SvsAr B..rr,
as"Ehser OF Ar. George I. tol,x. " Berks.
'ey county.
~ Cumberland. Nd on the 4sh inst. b,
,ns Mev. Nj. Haserssick. Nc. assem- CnA n.s,
Editor Ut tho civilis.) TO Miss MAss.a.1
wi:sous. daughter Of Mr.. Henry wiaeour,
Ut that town.
AZ Richmond. on the 2s'h uit. by the Rev
bishop Moore. Mr.. Rossar a.. Mos.r, (one
ut The Editors Of the Compiler to Mas sA
sAn i.rscu. Ut that city.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-17
March IL.
The elegant and thorough bred Horse
0E1DTpNa

Late the property Of Asj. Lewis, and nov
the property Of Henry .. Turner. Esq.
NJ I'LL STAND the ensuing season. - fol.
w lows; o. Moodsys sLd TUESDAYS o,
samuel s,rider's farm in Jsaesson county,
and on Thursdays and Fridays 81 Barke,is.
'iiies Maryland. Clifton 10 . beautiful chest.
out sorr.I, full lst hands high. with srea,
oSne and muscle, md OF the yer. best stock
OF running horses 10 Virginia His pedigree
on both sisics 10 equal TO that Of any hos,.
IN Ameries, and has fne Appearance and ca.
eeient blood will certainly sniilis him 10
the attention of those who wish TO improv,
tho breed OF horses. Pedigree and other
particulars given 1T length in hsodbilis
STRlDER q TURNER
March II, 1880.
/" The editor OF the Frederick Citizen
will please publish the above three times, and
forward his account for settlement.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-17
Valuable Tract of Land
FOR SALE.


HINDER a deed &C mortgage in trust from
- Tbomss Rutherford, deceased, dated on
the 18th July. 1904, and ga order of the eonn.
~ court Of JcG rson N chsnc cry, I aiIl offer
Tor ssie, 81 public suction, before the door of
the tavern now occupied by Robert Fulton,
in ChsrIeHown, on Friday ne on Goy Fl
.9prN neat,
a rery rGiaoLIt TR.9C7' or LIND,
lying about tao miles from Tie said town, End
adjoining, - am informed. the lands Of John
Yates and John Humphreys being tic same
farm upon which Jeremiah IIsrris nov resides.
The quantity ~ 'h's lsnd y stsied 10 the deed
- trust TO he 22o ACRES, anil i's qns.
Ivy 80 well knosB - so sepefsede the neCes.
SLY &c any particular description q n.
Terms ~ sale one. third of thc purchase
money N hand. and tbs residue ~ Two equsl
annual 'nsisimenir, eth inieFeg from the day
C -sle. 90 be secured By bonds With len on
on the property.
/ The sale ~ili take place be'W cen ll,e hours
&c 10 o'clock ~ the forenoon snd ? in The a.
ternOOD.
Pnlfip G. PESDLEroH.
Hsreh IL. 1850.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-17
FOR RENT.

1NWO Houses from the ist OF April
next. for one year. One 10 = brick
house. fosmerly occupied and owned by
the late George Rowles, deed; the Other
= frame house in frsot Of the above m~n
toned house. On the road from Harpers-
Ferry TO Chsrlcstown. Apply TO
GEO. w. ROWLES,
AZ the house, or
AMOS JANNEY. .7dn.r
:, ef George Ro.cies. decd
March IL.
n. BIZ not rented before Saturday
the s1,h oLtb month. they viii he rented
on thAt day aF$ase brick house. to the high
-, o'oder. about the middle Of the day -
All ressens having elaims sssip,, the "a.
tate Of George Rowles. deed. ~ii, pre.ent
them ON that day; and those owing the
tie the same
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-17

FOR SHE.
TN conformity 10 a deed Of trust, execu.
81 ted by William Shirley 10 the subscri-
Der, on the 9th March, 1899, and Of re-
cord ~ the county court OF Jefferson
county. TO secure deb, due 60 George w.
Sewers, (latr) marshal OF the Winchester
Chaheery District. ! shall proceed 10 sell
at public auction, 20 tho highest bidder.
On Fridoy The I'd day Of .7Pra nezi,
before Henry Haioes' tavern. IN Charles.
town, for cash. FIFTY ACRES OF VA
LUABLE LAND. (or so much thereof
as wall pay and satisfy the srm due and
unpaid. and costs.) lying within one mile
Of Charlestown. Jcffer.on county, Virgi.
mia. being the same purchased by ssid
William Shirley nj parshals sals, and
the same devised by the last will and ties
lament of Jarvis Shirley. decd. 10 his
sons William and Ephta,n Shirley, which
said will is OF record in the clerks Office oil
the county Of Jefferson. Such title ~ i.
vested " rne by said trust deed. Will D.,
made 10 the purchaser Sale will com.
mence az o'clock.
NATH' SEWERS.
kisrch II. 1880 Trustee
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-17
PUBLIC SALE

WILL he sold. at Public Sale, on
ihsrsdey the ish day Of .tavch. $50,
~ The late sss,dsnes sr 7 hosu., w D.,,,
deed. oesr Leesoso,
The Personal Property of said deed.
CONSISTING OF
Some ivst.rste work Horses.
Brood Mares and Colts,
A fine young Stallion,
Mich Cows. young Cattle sud Sheen.
About 100 head Of stock Hors,
A quantity Wheat & Rye BY the busheL,
CIosssseed by the bus6el.
Corn by the barrel.
Wheat and Rye ia the ground.
Two road Wagons, one sf them q broad
wheel. Dessiy nsv.
One plznissisn, ditto,
Farming Utensils Of every description,
SueA as
Plouxhs. Hsrrows. Windpili. &c. sc.
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
A quantity Of Bacon and Lard.
few barrels Of good Cider,
And great many Other articles too &c
dious for insertion.
.7iso-At the same tine sad place, the
SLAVES belonging to the estate. will be
h'sed for the balance of the present year,
consisting OF men. women. hoys ADD gi,i,.
Nine mosths credit will be given on all
sums OF aud above ere dullsrs. the pur-
chaser giving bond with approved seeuri-
~; all sums under five dollars, mvst be
cash.
Sale to commence az 10 O'Clock, and
Continue from day TO day until all be sold.
GARLAND NJ D.4TYS.
.3dm'for sfT ~ Davis, decd.
p. s. AL persons having claims sgsih q
the above estate. are requested u present
them, properly authenticated. fer settle
ment; all those indebted. " III be expreted
to make immediate payment
Feb.24, 1880 GMD
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-17
La rAYHTTB.
rHNHIs thoroughbred stallion an

T>HtS thorough bred stallion end capital
l. racer (the property OF John ~. Bots,
Esq. Of Richmond.) will stand the ensuing
season 81 the subseriter's fam in Frederick
county. miles IRON BattIeto On. snd from
Chsrlestown. IT twenty dollars Ter the sea.
SOD Of each mare, IL paid withia the season.
hut II not psid before thu expiration OF The
season, twenty-five dollars ~iii be required ;
tweIso dollars cash the single leap and
forty dollars Tor insurance. to DO paid whe n
'se mare - known to be an fosi. or parted
with The season will commence the 10th
OF March, and terminate the lat Of july
next
La Fayeite will be seven year. old this
spriag. Hs 10 10 colour O rich blood bs,.
.,he moN beautiful colour Of the horne ) will
black iegs, one hind foot white, aud small
white spot or siss on his forehead lie is
OF tho largest size Of thorough bred horses
viz l6 hands high. with substance end s,s.
nina IN full proportion TO his height, com
bining with The most perfect symmetry OF
form, oil the points or distinguishing mark,
"f The greatest strength aud action shout.
der. deep and powerful, and running vsry
far back back remarkably ,hcrt large bone,
muscle, &c. $3.50
The pedigree Of Ia Fsyetis i. M follows:
Tie was sired by y,rginisn (ihe best son OF
Sir Archy.} The dam Of La Fayeiie WAS al
so by Sir Arch,i grand dam by the imported
horse Sir Harry g. grand dam by Chsnti-
clecr; &. &. grand dam by the famous run.
o'ng horse Old Mark Anthony; & g.g grand
dam BY the imported horse Fiimnsp; z. z
&. grand dam by Old Mark AnthonJ; gg e
&. grand dam by the Imported horse Jolly
Roger. out of the old imported mare Maj y
Gray. d. II. ALLEN.
Clifton. Frederick coun,y,l
March a.. 1890. tito.