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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-28
SPLENDID DIPLOMACY

Trtdty 10Th JBerico.--We published last work az
exTrgt OF . Letter from a gentleman iD Mexico 10
the or oil the Loui 81 10 Advertiser giving The ara
~ bg intel igercs ibat our besiy wIh Mexico "a,
concluded and at by the M KEEN Consrssssndtta
our cgmmetc: With iba country was now for he hfs
lne, pr no er he P'eteeito ald reguison OF treaty
TIE letter sls1 spci Ivy stated, thai tbs uIaLd com.
uecfs t~ssn NJ our aid Mexico was freed from
al bsz de aud and proee ed rom In, srrup-
sioo IN u lransi' TLis 10 indeed 4 iyug uews T.
ne whole UDio", ~ par itUls ly Mi sour; aod IA
ibs letter iisu la Mexiso, aud addressed 10 the
ENor o. the Adyetsfr, and dated 40 Ia;e A, the 10
O. AUtuI, We may conhaeniy teiy upon h a. true
Tnis, h.u, tets he seal sod crown upon cksous =
plCmasy. It's Usd'y tbsI sll that Adams and Ciay
ard Polbssn aud Sergeant could do abofed fof 10 vsD
D"rns mr. years they could obien b.; 10 ,wo years
Jaskfon, yd1 Bursn, and Anthony Bulet have doDs ,h
business Ihii sseine 10 co toe st Ct laut tea
lie and 10 complete no fucceTs OF ck,cu's sdmicis
tTsiiOn abroad. Tbs view Of u,usb ues.s, sb,osd ~
volub foTc,s The sUggsbiou why IA ha.to r.,
lily susces fol 10 his at horu,! and A. 49,,
swsf pres mis- ,sef once causo abroad hs Rad 90
peded spd embsrtss, ed 81 every step TIE eosltisn
could TO, go TO London Paris, Mexico, AID Other TO
fePn espi'a', 20 souDieyasi hiG' Nj infigues aud
HeaeheTyj but III 20 10 Washing on city, end can
Est mo boh HouteS Of Cobgrses, and ihere play
tbeirhbPfine pied opposition sganu tin. ~ IL her
thai 81 sod seerettrsoTs and sy apo
tsieS have eoutleIased aud coupief woksd bi,. AMI
mended 10, he goot 81 ibs soun,ry The la, 4,
Presidepi Jaskson bss Rad 20 ehsIee a. h., .
Senators and RepfessDia'iyes, ifsmtI oa Nom a. =
will Cf their eongii,ufDs, and joining he an.as
agsins, him, have emb0uassed his adminisltato, 80
deprived hit first term OF bali lie fruit seeon5 ,
10 ind psn'sbls TO The success OF biz measures and ~
give him a 'sH shsuss That setond term The psoti,
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ELnna Nny Nnrk lnnEnal Of


The coinmun rauops OF our Wa-h,ug,On sorrespon-
dent relative TO the mads with Per ugai, have been
entiveiy considered by our rehanIs ard hsvs
WINGED them, befors they hid doubts OF the mis-
cradle policy che part OF both govefumsn's nhi.h
bas caused it to dwind, to mere ppn'. We are in
posses ion Of Information which edusss 70 believe
that mes- re are IN 'rsi 10 restore !hs ra3s
former tooIng. When the whCls history Il n GO
aiiou shall be revealed, il will probably be found thai
tia commune ATOMS above ~ n Toned, eavs exsried
NOR important iUi fence at H. eouri # Lisbon IN
the bosiie tl-s's OF England end Franc. We have
Fs~sou 20 know that al the esty unie on
tNis sutj Al which appeared IA our columns n ".
fuad thsir say 20 l. .bon, mi p educ a NOS
favorable Impression apCn the mind ot tbs PJiIut
v-rsizn. We ays SO led TO believe that uGdrr th-
II Il Tencs OF hose feelings, he applied, few months
Fiuee, through his Rspresen a Tvs at Washnston
for ibe appointment OF some Agent The p,r
OF 'be American Government, with Instruction
30 conclude a Commercial Treaty a, Lisbon T.
tbs application the President tep.i-d he could
ressve proposition fom ths Por ugu. Government,
until LIQUID indemn Ameii4an izens tof tie sap.
tnrss I'll Tercrir,; that hs contemplated fo,ce, bu
shojld espsst ~ Ia evidence from tbs P,r'u6uese Co.
v Tunsp' OF proper re- Pee, for H. American n ~
Miguel wi linE 10 " beehive proof OF III. 6i,.
po-ii9D % >ceOInm sa.e tXs.Og dhlrerses, has ac-
eeped tits c'nirgercy H. is wi ling - surtend r
oil she detained American vssses in5, nnify their m
tiers or owners, and u diaely the scnelu
zion of Commercial Treaty on the mott liberal prn.
sipies Our Gave'Dment understand, has pre- pared
despaiche, 20 Lsbcp, askng ioSrus'ion, 10 Nj. Toy
lsds the PoriugUess Minister The GovrrDmtp %; o.
the United States 20 Uegoi sons Tor this
~ WashDg'on Do, With the American SssIeary o, Sa o.
Dr. RanGopb, IL presumed, viii be the bea er Of too ss
despasbes, and afierWardJ proceed messenger 10
other Courts in Enrope-psFhars 10 ConsisniiDople
Toe ss,nsy Of NJ. LlyiDgsoD, tho American SeeTsta
ny OF ae, in bringing our reaion3 with Poftr al 10
their pfesent desirable sae, we bsisve 10 be worthy
of al prsse.
I [Dr. r 'ndolph left Washington en- Thur,dav las,
WIZ defP9ehss for Portugal, as ws understand.
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said debts reader necessary 20 inesease The said du
ties"
Neyer since thsr, has there been trace 20 any OF
these lave, Of their beos passed oven incils Dsiy 20
ctrouraCs mauuisciurss
So much { The Argument from the s.Atrier, and fc
,ae rema'k u"adsi sdy male ~ The Nsw Yos Amer.
lean days snee, tNas al ,he iawS were
6u, PARIS and o.sndnients Of tine act Of 1889.
10 proper 10 add, that all he duties OF SO very
lew, AMI strictly DUTIES; ior example, Gu
mo ssses 2 IL cen,s per SALON, brogn sugar cert
per pound, shoes Z cents per pair, nall rsn' Psi
poucd.
Il IL slim por On; fas' ibis sujes', end en- IN
able reius.ion OF The argument founded the
alleged novel a. the <pnsu ivual Oh scon, tia, that
ohies,inu sde ,be vary hrs oAeasoo Vyhsn the
rsh OF passing dGt;ys, not for revenue, but tor pYoh
ton, ctpej
The public does not seen 10 Se aware Of tho
nos elaine OF the rlnufasur re-, sad thA, they as,u-
aly nv upon and mean 20 ettrss ,he r'sh' o; lay
dulles % aty cot Whatever, which y be
~ 60 g. e pusgoss Of eyelui,rs fcrr.sn e.mPeuion.
II line ware slowed ue, | sbcrll eonsiter h. re-
maining OPP OF Nj EV-stt's DISCOURSE, vlz |,
gun.n, from the census, which even the 'aif msp
them,elve thou bed been spared and his
fsacous sst-sn NJ as % he charges eid by the tariff
upon spas ID sol1hern plan a.iop; but content N.Y.
SILT with e,o.ing in his eo-d', unless am ulis
tsksn az 10 he auboTsS OF che articles bso;e referred
to:-"On essD1iug tie specifies made Upon ns 'srln
guest fiad ,hai far to rr!nSipls OF 10
siricive "a, ~ goes bs srgum n' /, given up by t
several dis inguh u ,rs Up u political ecopo-
my, tbs onrg o. h:se writers ems 10 b. admitted
10 be igrsissgao.r U.dsr prs'enre OF pa,sirg ov y
their argument" a. me'aphyiieal. eey aim,,,ed &c
De suAh ss silSv No Sep'Y, snSe 20 ohahlv sill,
think 'ea the friends Of the Ear policy ,coud neglect
to reIte # possible. the doetin II the most ap.
proved U'itsrs orr p0itierI teog0my aud p'ovs ,hem
q n fatsc, ~ hey msiaaiued them 90 be mprecss-
bis Such 10 the senispcs by disiin nst
ed writer placai tcsn.my upon nc speeches of he
tariff ora sfs A b.
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From the Daily Albany Argus.
THE REIGN OF TERROR" AND MR.. Der.

Mr. Berren, in his address to the public, affects great
horror at the state OF things at Washington because
persons unconnectea with the government, have sent
challenges; and he endeavcrs undeserved CEN
upon General Jackson, for a state OF things which
himself md his associates have produced. MIR. Il. in
his appeal, says:
'ihat which demands consideration is, that the
law OF force is openly proclaimed at the of the Ma
tonai Government; that he who ventures TO repe the
groundless calumDes of the official press speak NJ
the peril of his life, In the vndcaon of his honor and
II even I'm seif-deence he shall dare augh which
iuncionary, whose views processes 10 represen, aud
by whose alleged authority speaks, he nstan ly
prepare himself for the combat"
lis IL true, that "he lac of force Tor duelIinp1 il
openly proclaimed the seat of the general gopeyu
merit?" MIR ID rrien himself shall answer In his
letter TO Mr. Eaton, OF the 10Th July, and embodied in
the appeal Mr.. y. says-"The difficulty Of meeting
with any here who is uncOnnected with the go.
vernment, ami whom ask to be the bearer of the
enclosed letter, induces me TO commit 10 Mr.. Echols
one OF my family"
Wev was is ueces'erv TO ird p-ss3n 'tu,co,necf-
ed ,oh the government, to DO the b.ertr OF hts bel.
lig'ten, ie. er! Wa il no, bscause Jack on he'd
removed ftc-ts To- participating in morte bsi,"
and because he req lied ihe rs.isaaon &C friend in
eensequens Of tis being tbs bearer Of a challenge
even 10 qualif d s-nsi
Under MI Ad.Ns' ID mini, ration II wes not ne Ger
cary TO Cad man "unoornesied ri tbo govtrnmen .
to be The bearer oi ehaileUg'. S.iaf on shi, Mr.
Clay vten crtt6ry OF Safe, challenged and iouZh BIT
Senator, for " ords sroS in eebat
BY whose agency was ths state ti things changed
In WAshpg'or, that Mr.. Bsuien wai re.iraind feom
asking sny person 'connesisd wi h the g,vernm nj"
TO be the bearer OF a letter whish hs saye hal
prospss vs duel concealed its odd? II has been
produssd by Gen: JA.k'oc. And We, MI Berriep. who
repeats and dwell, upon the wo 'truh az IL he bad
reverencs for is s,r b. te', charge he Chit Mspis
raie wi giving his "coupsel End csun'enanse" 20
rrasiic VIII ch had ,h- ssucon CT h highe off
who preeedsd h1,, tu' Theh be has issly disc nm
fsndnced aud put end 'c 20 far per,
ed w'ih ,hr government eoGc,rutd
To Mr.. B rsieo's n,sgna ion Ia may have bcep
temporary 'feigu OF terror" al Wasbis con, ha.
lot bsen p-otuced or felt by The President.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-28

- DAWN vi LIE ONlIED STATES.
VI ibe hSs Of he last monib iTiebnsI Meeting Of
the Stockholders OF ibis InsunoD was held In paila.
deiphs; al 10 o'clock, The ockhodsrs assembled and
received els5orae report Ct he Presdept and Difs
tore sontsiniDg detailed statement Of Ihe Operations,
we Bauk, not only Tor ihs Tires years lasi pas bus
from is foundation, with view offs present sordidop
Ibl' important communication being read, was 70.
ieneo 70 Committee and the meeting adjourned 10
sosk We ,ame day, 81 which time the CSnnitUe met
mo ooskoodsF' with report, whisb, their Own
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qulred to supply the loss Of the German low woods.
Good clean low German woods are ~. per 10. higher
than they were three months ego, but there 10
here at present under q, The siock Of foe rman
our espeeed imports,ions win principally sonsis, la
there descriptions, for reasons de, crib d above.
eve have 10 add hkewi,e, tina, 10 scpUquence o.
the rigorous qnnsp,ne laws aud eerlcns ssniisires,
more than 100 600 emt OF woods locked up 10 the
different places OF g'owih, such Poland, Hungary,
sc. on account o! The raging cholsra morbu,."
COFFEE -we ara informed, say, the Boston Ga.
1s',ec, that The smount Of coffee io the Cus ON.
hou'e stores OF ,his city, awaiting the reduson of The
duty, which takes place the 6re OF Ji-usy mex, 1,
6t,y.sovcn thou'apd bags, or shout EIGHT MIL
LIONS FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND POUNDS
what quantity oil Ccheo IL there In ,he Custom IL suse
stores oil New York. Philsdeipnis, Bi,itnocs spd
charleston! VIII some OF tho Eiior. in ,hoss pa &c
iaks the trouble 10 ind out, and urnsh heir reaies
with The desired infot nation? We tu,p,et the qaAri-
W Of Coffee inhs csunWy will greatly sxteed IN. e,.
innate recently Published in The papers, Ter Boz OF
u sopesrned informed shat euina falls short
csnsidsrably, Of the iapii.y on hand
The following 10 'bo estimate 10 which aluds, ard
which has been ensivsiy circulated la the nswspa
pcrs:-
Coffee estimate efhe U. States for ls3i.--Ths fol-
lowing 10 believed 10 ne sorrsct saisua n Of
this nature will admit.
S'oek on hand in the U. S,a,es, Sept, I, 1881
Boston ard Essicrn Pers, SIS 600 bags.
New York, 10000 do
Pbiiadelpb'a, 2S,0pO DO
B,limore, 25 QUO In
Charleston, New Orleans, Savannah,
Mobile, &c. &c. 80 900 DO
1860 bag.
Es'im,'e receipt frem September la,
to March Lot, 55. 900 do
100000 bsg'.
Or al l2S lbs rer hsg, 2j mj;l:ops lb,
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AZ per, ;h' whole valve Of ink Sock h II IN ,bs,e
iou States, only 81 500 dollar! and held ty 43 per
SOM! l. ihiIa sreumsianee that warrants a coneIu.
sion. that These ae, viii favor renewal OF Tie Char
el!
Al 81. Louis, Ia Missouri an flee was established a
short line since, and in December, The deb, was I'd.
wards OF $3.50 600, from hs lit publi bsd it d es no
appear hs, there is share OF stock ED 10 tina,
State. Now, in he mans OF common sense, can il
be- reasonably expected that our af .irs VIII be well
managed by those who have lit lie In IN cir
success? 10 rot pretended, that sli the Directors
'houli be ia'gs stockholders, but Director should
have some Interest 10 the Bank Make up Direstisn
with persons who have no iaierss, 10 the Is .nk and
Tho whole fails into the hands OF The Pre-.
siden' and Cashier for ths tins being, who nav snd
will U.S. IL for more purposes than one. II has sp.
peared OF late TO be !he policy of The Mother Bank TO
insrea.e the number OF lis oses: the isdom OF this
p'licy may be well doubled more -spesialiy al or The
de clara ion Of he Presden, Of the Unied Sa,es more
than onse made. IL by making more debtors the d..
festos OF the Parent Bank expes, nsre the mum
Dor Of Par'iz ms, the measure 10 and
the otjsct will provs fallaeious certainly The
wri or OF these remaik s Is. they will show plain
citizen, not opposed 10 tho Bank Of the United S'ae
bu one who thinks Bank uiional aud expedien
to the conducting the sa Of the naiop; bu,
be Is one who 10 not to be deuded by plausible stag
mens and reports, and will shut hi, eyes upon mis-
eonduc, or mmanagemen', ard will, only tn. TIM.
add GRAVlORA MANENT
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language. verified all the statements and material facts
after comparison. found them aud the deductions be
all correct To have heard the report read, prepared
report Ia reply, (,s We may saw aud made the
Amirantns and eompatioo and examined tho souudress
OF the d.cuc'ipps la six hours was quick work
Iltie moro time bestowed on The tutjssi, would
have been well bestowed; but that was not sonvepi
ens In more humble way. shall take up the sub
iee ding tho.e eonssrnea, not to take for
gold oil that giitters.
Toe report and answer are intended 10 make impress
soos hvo'aois TO rene val Of TIE Charter Of this Bank
founded upon the wsaom OF its admnis,ra'ion The be-
nehs II has conferred, andf present prosperous eondi
tor.
Recently proPi'ion was submitted 70 the Logisle
tors OF Tennessee Ohio land Of Hickory to Instruct III.
Senators and TO request tho Representatives Of that
STATE, to vote agains, renewal Of the Cbsrte: he
position was laid over to DO taken up al more eonvs-
0ient sc asou.
The advocate. for the renewal Of the Charter have
calculated on Tennessee, friendly 10 The rene wtl
and on what 10 tbs expectation ionpded II -appe
rom report the airs Of he Bant, inside he See.
resry OF he Treasury, that at The Office OF Discount
snd Dspost, Al NA.hvi le, (Ten) on the OF D.eem-
Der ia.', tho debt al tina, Office 10 The Bank was.
notes discounted on personal security, $2.296622 80
Ga Domestic Bills, l 359 Si4 IS
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Sl6,309,l95 81

$I6,3O9,I95 81
Almost sixteen and a half millions of dollars when
the value Of the Bank Stock is tho subject of enquiry
let us ask what would the debts sell for. And when
they will be paid! These debts have not been dmin.
shed since December last II will no doubt be suppos-
ed that these debts have been contracted with the con
sent Of the Presidents and Directors, having deep in
teres in the Stock and OF course careful in attending
the stability OF their debtors BY the Report made
the let OF September last appears that in the State Of
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S3 656 467 g.

So 656 467 62
And this 10 though, TO furnish a reason why Teuns-
see should favor renewal OF the Chsr,eIi Dferen,
eontlu,iGns W II be sometimes drawn from the seme
prstnisss, by ferent persons
KENrUcKY-Oa the l4h OF December last, the
debt TO the Upi ed States Bank at tho two Oises In
hat State. stood as follow:
A. Lexington No,es psrsonal security, 750,220 40
Do. on Domestic Bills, OCT 420 80
on II al E',ate. 2S7 SS9 o.
A, Louiivitle, on Notes on personal ! ~, o.s O.
security, AN''''o %
on Domestic Bib, S34 9O7 g,
or Il, Ens'~, lO2 3l2 95
o. Stock in 10th Sla,os, nothing,
S469s l39 IT
The s;at. Of parties In Kentucky, l., thii ,ims 80
ally divided, hist neither would with press the
sutj C.; but ~ al, until the election 10 over.
As We are Ia the Wet, let us proceed On the Is
Of December last, the deb, a, New Orleans,
On notes on persooal security, was SIS S63 GAS 55
On ID me site Bills, l,742 500 81
on Bank Sock, 5000 90
alabama. On the 2lst December last the deb, due
al Mobile,
On on personal secutity, was SITS, 0os 04
On Domestic Bills, 76I59 A
Si9,l62 4S
Discount Bank Stock, nothing, for reason which
we shall presently see.
appears then that the debt duo by the four States
named is as follows
Tennessee, S3,652, 467 Ga
Kentucky, 4,69S,I39 II
Louisiana, IN. Orleans) 7,l09,426 OF
Alabama, $40 I62 48
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The s. Louis Times OF she 8 n las. states that Ro
b n We'll Ed had barn nominated by the RerUbli
cen Convsn isp, as candidate for Crng-rss, to fill The
vacancy ocsasioaed by the de ah CT Tie Hon Sp nc.t
Peti'. 10 ssid NJ. Wells rec lived 81 votes-G, n.
A,hiey IL. Tde Times add, that Gen. Ashley
friends Withdrew from hs Conve r,ion, and that the
@ .al ~ ~ Nj. Wells 20 Conqrsa.
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Or a, l2s Ibs rer bsg. IS milton. h.. ''''' VT
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-03-24
From ths Gserriia .Lr,u-,nl

Mr.. ChAWF0RD-Th correspondent
Of the Charleston Courier, writes as fellows
from washington City, on the 10th ult.
am told AZ is the intention az tha friends
Of Gen. Jackson. in case he shall be can.
didate for reelection, to place Mr. CRAw-
FORD on his ticket, as Vice-Presideat. This
is generally believed TO be a fact
We are glad that this determination has
been taken, on Hany accounts; but chiefly
on account of the additional triumph it gives
to principles once contemptueusly styled
Radical
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-03-24
CsHARLEsTowN AcADEMY-Tae

ESHARLESTOwN ACADEMY-The
" undsTsigned, intending to devote him.
teif mere exclusively to has profession as a
clergyman, wall resigH the male department
ct this institution after the LIST Of April next
taking, however, deep interest in the az
fairs OF the institution, and continuing to give
to the promotion of It's prosperity whatever
AID bis counsel and experieRce may afard,
he has Induced the Rev. J. Ii Tying, gem
teman IN whose qualifications he has the
highest confidence, to become his successor
The trustees have unanimously approved OF
this arrangement, and tie building will be
put in complete and handsome repair during
the summer vacation. ALEX. JONES.
The Rev. L4JuES I'll. TING would &c
csrdingly give notice 10 the public. to parents
and the friends Of learning, that he viii sue
coed the Rev. A. jones In the charge Of the
male department of the Chsrlestown Acade-
my, on Monday the 18th Of April. The ar
rangemeats of the institution, as regards the
studies, books, and general discipline, will be
continued as they are, without alteration
Due notice viii be given of any changes that
may hereafter he contemplated. While the
classics, and all other studies shall receive
strict attentisR, it win give The instructor
pleasure to receive a class Of scholars in the
higher branches Of Mathematics, such as Sur
veying, Mensurstion, Dalling, Navigation,
Projections, and other parts of practical and
abstruse Geometry and Trigsnsnlctry. AZ
JMr Tysg viii devote his whole time without
interruption, and bis best efforts ta the al
vaneeGent Of his pupils, it may reasonably
be expected from the liberaliiy Of iha county,
that this institution viii realize due patF snase
and prosperity,
Parents, residing at a distance from tcwn,
are informed that hrs. Elizabeth Craighil
will occupy the large and eommodipus dwell
ing owned by Mrs Manning, as Boarding
House for the accommodation of youth at
tending the Academy. .Ir. Tying will beard
with her, aud will exercise proper care over
the manners and Kerals as well as personal
comfort of her bearders, and afford thesa all
useful assistance ia their private studies.
Terms of tuition in the usual branches of
English learning, IS 81 per session, in the
higher branches, $40; in the classics So
March 81, 1881 st
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-03-24
Tie beautiful and jill tIoodsd Horse
II Z @ Z @ I2 U

VIII stand the ensuing season from the lat
Of April until the lst Of July, al the following
stands, viz: on Mondays and Iussdays, at
the stable Of Mrs. Marlatt, (Hske's Run sa
Wednesdays and Thursdays, at the stable Of
the subscriber, (Hsneywoed, } and 81 Fridays
and Saturdays, at the stable ci | p. LvIes.
Williams pert, ct the reduced price of jirs
dalI0rs the single leap; eight dollars the sea
son, and fifteen ssI!aTs to ensure ioal, any
mare ensured and net brought regular 10 the
staEa will forfeit the insurance. Great care
win be taken, but no responsibility fer acct
dents or escapes: persons at a distance caa
have gesd pastursge al 80 centsTper week >,
and grain If required, at the market price.
HICKORY is beautiful dark bay, rs
hands high, and bis carriage and actsn will
sufficiently recommend him to all good iudg-
es. His sire was the well known running
ksrse Hickory, his grand sire the celebrated
turf horse Old Hickory, bis z graad sire
the well known turf hsrse Whip, his
imported horse Dido; Hickery's a&a was BY
Frat Csnsal, who Was got by Flag of Truce,
WHO proved himself runniag horse by win
ming ten capital purses in Virginia; be was
by the famous imported horse Coldfinder; his
dam by FlimnaP, his grand dam by Aristotle
Hickorys sire has also proved himself run
Ming hsrss, by travelling ever tie principal
parts Of the United States--running many
races, and beating the following horses, viz
Abilene, Weasel, Wilkinsen's Boxer, the In
dian Little JOHN, Poplar Prize Fighter, and
many others tee tedious 10 eaumerate.
March "a, 1881. A. ODEN s. Co.
Certificate to NJ. Jesse Hyells.
We, the undersigned, do hereby certify
that we are well acquainted with the Stud
Hsrss Young Hickory, ssld to you by Mr.
Samuel Miller; he is a noted fsal getter, and
the above pedigree is worthy Of unquestion-
able confidence. Given under eur hands, 18th
March, 1926.
Peter King, Samuel Baker,
4. ~ .Nisser, Jacob RATHER
9FTorch Light, Hagerstown, tines