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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-06

Lectures and Illustrations by apparatus. arc 70 ~
gwen on Natural Philosophy and Astronomy.
Students entering this department musubc well vers.d
In all ths elementary branches before they are permit
ed 10 study the higher branches.
Inc studies oil the Chemical Department are. the
Eiemcntso OF Chemistry, Mineralogy and Geology, Flee
uici'y, Calvanism and Magnetism, Applications Of
Chemistry to the useful arts, and Botany.
Lectures and experiments are given by the proie
IN me Ethical Department are comprehcnded Men
"a ana Moral PHILOSOPHY, Political Law and Economy.
khetorick and Criticism, History and Modern Geogra,
ply. 's'"
Students may take either a complete course throueh
All me departments, or they may take the curse in one
OF more oil them, according TO their own desire or that
OF uleir parents; but il is not advisable Tor studen mia nm.
aer 10 years oil age, TO attempt the studies of any scien.
utic department..
a iWi exposition OF the system OF which the above is
an Imperfect outline, will be Published at a future lime
PROVISION is made for an lmmedi,,e enlargem.,, n,
the buildings and apparatus of the institution.
Inc sessions begin on the first MONDAYS i'm Nav and
november, and continue till the last THURSDAYS n; Sen.
TENDER and March. sep
The expenses per session, are:
1Sard 1913
Tuition
In the lower classes of the Classical De-
partment IN
Room rent and deposite
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SECRETARY OF THE NAVY.

"eieern from a source entitled 70 credit, iha, Go.
vernor Woodbury. Of New Hamp .hirs il arp tinted
s'ere'ary of tie Navy. We can say with perfect
run tha' no appointment could be more gratifying 10
the democracy Of New England.
Governor Woodbury., by bis tai mis-. in,eo r;,v and
puolIc services, has wJn ihe general conf lencs. and
N,e~ England locks upon him a. her iavoriie and cher.
ished scn. rR,sto, cya,asnan
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ETffdcf Of a Letter from .anf,oe,p. 25h March.
l Is reported that the f each and E. glish combined
tprces are TO b'ork ide our ports in can eou.nce nj H.
government, at Brussels having disreg arded the London
protocol; 'hi' would sprak in isvor Of The sincerity Of
the French Government.
TITS also saii that the troops of the German con
.eo'racy are to take pos .ession OF he Duchy Of Luxem.
ou'g' a his will pave the way to some srrangemen ts
ny conpuision, perhaps sooner than could otherw:ss
gave neen expec ed" boston Courier.
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w VIM. ioMPKtNs, jr. is now on a tour of colIec-
non Tor the Enquirer, in the counties on the South side
OF James River. Our subscribers are earnestly request.
ed to settle their respectiv. arrearnces.
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TO TIE EDITORS or TIE ENorLRER.

GENrLEMEN I Lave had il 10 contemplation for
some 'im-, 10 exposs NY vieas (htcuSh The medium
oi your P'pe) relative 10 the cultivation Of corn. Il
has been a Gust I'M in Virgins, for soms lime, to cult.
vats this crop by Gro .s-ploughing or olousb il bo,b
way; by which means the land is destroy eli by yah
ing rains, and the soaking and dripping o the strength
'o"n the plough burrows. My plan to proven lhis
most s'ressing di'as'er,i Is TO plough The high Ian in
l''ge burrows acoOod the bill: 50 ~ TO lei the plough cut
very deep, aud turn down the hill. BY iii curse.
mere may be sne third more pioughing d ne Der day
Alter having completed AlI The pIougbiDs, run a large
rake. harrow ever II, and make il 6ne. 1t wi then BE-
ready for planting, Take a shovel plough, and Law II
on uPo1 The horizontal plan, leaving a space Of nboui
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me contingent expenses 10 which a student may be
subjected, cannot be accurately estimated. hn, ,bo,; -
such as commonly occur at other institutions. and the A.
mount depends very much on the students economy.
nooss, candles, and some articles of furniture, and in
winter, fuel, are necessary items.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-06

APPOINTMENT BY H PRESIDENT.
William Gresham, 10 be Surveyor and Inspe c,or Of
ne revenue Tor The Per- OF Carier's Creek. in the
> ate Gf Virginia, vice Ezekiel G. Sherman de ceased
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We ieel confident Gays the New York St,ndard)
,na' me Hon. =. =. barsour VIII succeed Mr.. Bsrrlen
las at or ey general.
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STORMY WEATHER

NORFOLK. April pa heavy Gal. Of wind som.
mensed blowing tom N. E. on Wednesday morniry
between l and 2 o'clock, and continued Win n, in,or,
mission during the day AMI surcseJi,v n,ob, .c.nm
panied : n rain the greater part of he ,ims. Yes,er
Jay morning The wind shifted TO N. and blew fresh al,
DAY, but with less violence ihan b.i,re. w,,, 90
unuance e thick rainy weather. The y,o,.,ca ot H.
st'rm ON Wednesday caused a b gh r ide tran " hsv.
( s,hSe Tue IN horahle JuHe gale in 1925; ito great
ess, hsisht wa' a second high wa er, (nalf pa.i 9, p. ny
"heh several OF he Shaiv-s were inundated. hut The
water was at NJ line within six inches o, IL. h .i,b, i'm
r0@o' wren IL cove ed his ;"o;way GU he N side of
Wide Water Street.
S)me damage has b-es done (,rt N - orsar,u. \
oy the tide, in a few ms aase,, of goods Stored on H.
lower nJors ot warebou e. being immersed. owing 4,
me utter inn ric'icabilny of moving hem in lime
his perhaps wsuld no have b.en The . a =. hnt 1,
the encou' aging fact, that IT,, re is not suiG. / n, wa,e-
mouse room In our thriving town 10 anrwer The ioc,ess.
rug ue"aIos oi NE conmsrce; md W. mention he ci-
e W > wi'h the hope that The hint W II be imp op-
Gu ny the ownere OF wLart-p'oper;y, to their Individual
efloiumsn' and the beneh. OF The own.
no s,esm boat hichmoad, Capt. Chapman, due on
"e1nsscsy night, did no, arfi,e till yesterday at 1
subsidized. '0"'
The steamboat Norf,'k. Capt. Sa,,On, al,o on he
way down IRON Riccr oud, anchored n, James Town,
where she rode out The gale, aid arrived here y.,tsr.
day about l o'clock
The s'eamboa, Potomac. Capt. J.nkius, which
sn1ni9 nave dePstied for A Gxsndrta end Wilmington
a. . . e,oeS on Wednesday corning, and hc stea. =
boat Columbus, Csfr ain T.ner, Tor Baltimore, a, 6
. ioek u ne evening OF the ssme day, (h=ir legular
say uepa'.n'eJ were detained ly The severity OF
we gaze uuti this morning.-Ths ste m5oat III ann.
ION was also prevented fom making her customary
tIifs 10 Old Pint and Hampton en- Wedue day ans
yesterday. ' ""
The MAILS TIE Eve, evil. and p.,.,hv.u
ma,I stagrs, due or Wednesday evening, were detained
" otno'S IN cons qnsnoe of the Ring cf the ,ide so
Is 70 RENDER Je'icho bridge impassalIe. The formes
got in Yesterday morning at 9 O'Clock. and tho L,,sr a,
IL Inc bridge 1t The head OF Wrs,,sn b -auca b.
rug swept away III ! were compelled 10 take an no; err
ro'u d con ldeTable distance OF on their wav.
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hcs req I'D the 9 cut as pI-eed aIrpo-t beyond The pos
BIB " oi a isilure."
We cssucide in tho main in thess and we
suspect. that but a few weeks will eIap.e before even
'hc oppositon Parry will confess them L, b. jrs,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-06

SAVANNAH, April 20. John NJ. Berrisn Ed. At
oTney General OF tho, United Safes. arrival i, A,.
Sieam Boat ID. Mougin, from Augusta.
We predicted some line siuce that here youlJ ne
40 opposition to MIR. j 5. Bubsur fer a seat ia Con
gtess from this Dstr!ct-We are now fuIv co,6len,
'"s'o VII" not De- [CuIPeper GdS.
H-nry liver, E.q. OF tni. civ. bearer Of dssps,ch
-s uon OIL GIvsrnmeot to MIR Rives, at the French
Court, TO X passage al New-YOtk IN SUNDAY in IN
packet ID Rham for II svr.. tBnH R,D
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-06

SALE OF real AND PERSON.
HZ At ESfATE.-OI THURSDAY. In. 10 inst
WIN De SOLD ON the pr-miseS, thar VALUABLE FARM
NEAR fo"ha'an Courthou.-) called Belln.nus. HIM
me tes,nenee OF 'hs late Col INES Cla,ke-con,aioinS
about $50 acres oi highly imp owed land. 10 which -
attached a valuable Grisi aud Manuhc: urioy Mn NJ
TWO streams oil water, which have never failed m tho
ories' SEASONS. The rlantati N will be sold sen,r,,a
cha-ers. ~" Pe'-
Va the said plantation is a large Two s,orv dvsui,s
mouse IN good order, green-house, ice. house, a larys
ne" Darn WIN stables, cow houses, and all otb-r me-
cessafy Out houses nta'ly new, a la ge orchetd Of The
most Va uable fruit tree. the yard aud pa,drn ia will
set WIN handsome ortam ntsl trees, shrubs. foyers
etc. etc.
arc 10 hkeiy you1g neeroe; some fine blco,ed
mares and cole; stock OF caitie, hogs, sheen, exc.
n 'ufe hsog michine upon a perfectly ne and i'm.
proved constructions; machines for ginning. carding
'n"d spinning Of cotton; a complete set Of engine, ,a,h.s
snu 'oo's Tor working iron, brass aud wood, all of which
nave been carefully selected; all The household and
Si'enen iurui'ure, plantation uten, ills, etc stc.
rurther cescrfp ion l. deemed unnecessary. a, tbo,e
who wish to purchase witi Fret view the premi. .
wnIch upon Examination wilt prove 10 hem he value.
terms FOR M plantation an mill oot fifth in cash,
'he oaiauce In four equal aDOuAl payments, carving
interest from the date, to be secured by bends viii yood
auu arp owed security aud a deeI of trust N ,bs mo-.
perty to secure The payments.
The negroes viii be sold lor ca.h-For tba hsl.nca
d. me personal es,ste--under $40 cash, over that sum a
oFsait Of Elk IN D'hs will be gwen Bonds approved
security will be required in all Cases.
@. v. CLARKE,
Exor. OF James Clarke, deed.
NJ ihose having claims against he estate of Col.
. Aaies cake, will PRESENT them Tor adiu .tm-ni. and
those Indebted to said estate will msk4 iuon.ii,,. rsv-
"" g. V. ARK
NE Ex'Or. oiJAmes Clarke.
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wear indebted to he Marietta Republican" Tor
n 10 lowing ptndicdfion is,he "neigbbouring
pun, we know no'-hut II Is only by gA,biLg cur
Fence Men The Richmond Enquirer has mount.
ed the fenc-! The Editor says ave can abide the
'o"gn-and even the sneers OF our opponents"
CoMMENr.-We do not know the author of The
above; We lind II among o her uncredited items in
a Woodworking print. Were the sentence quo'ed, no,
fern from lie context" II would be n sufficient refu
talon ct what Is charged on the Editor Of the Enoui
rer. he IL not on the fence. He goes for the re.eiec.
.on oil Zen. Jackson, but remains %uncomuitteA a, to
his successor"
Ina Nj Republican places us in the proper attitude.
iti' the one in which we have repeatedly declared
We meant to s,snd
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Inc Baltimore Chronicle. IN r.-pubishipg from this
PAPER. the ln:c es,irx letter from wsshington OF Ia.
.o'h Apfh,i Is p'sa.ed to adj that we appear "o enter.
',in come doubt whether Mr.. Livingston has satisfa Ito.
r'iy closed lbs accounts with he govern m ,n,, no with.
$ antng h positive a..er,ion Of his orr.sp,pte,t. !"
we ASSURE the Chronicle, that we entertain NO such
'uouo,. Inc Comptroller oi the Treasury himself ex-
Pressiy states. tina, Mr. Livingston had s;etosea bis nc.
counts some time aooo
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o. Thursday last. tie Court Of Appeals proceeded to
tsins Ito stat Lewisburg) There were thirteen candi-
dates. IA. NORTH. the late Clerk Of the Greenbrier
Chancery Court, was appoin,ed.-we understand that
OIL. Nor,h WIZ have to appear before the Court here,
give bonds and quality in person.
Mr.. ;. Is. I. Caldwell, II Loudoun county, has ed
dressed a communication to the Editor OF the " Geniu.
o. berry, on the subject of his berg broush, for
wares candidate for Congress in that distrlci.-Mr
c. concludes az 'o'low.:
"Ihess remarks are submitted in haste.-Y, ore
az hoeriyfo givs them TO he public. as a partial erpo.
.",on or my reasons for declining the honor of a con-
test tcih Col. Mercer"
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We are sorry g. So ,be 81 Telegraph 10 ing its
manners as we'll az it's iempcr.-A' soon as u has clear
ed is .kirts, 10 a frank snd u ABLY way, Of The shame Of
palming Of " upon te "Oli DJmiIion" a detected and
unbiushing defamer-known To US, aud known 10 the
Telegraph, to be unworthy Of the coun'snsnce OF any
decent journalist in the couniry,'-we will sP ak fur
tisr with the Telegraph.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-06

n .HOLDER OF THE UIsTRICT,
T.. 5 Editors OF the fredericksburg A,ena anI
Herald, would oblige me by giving lie allow a niche ia
their papsrs. A F.. ID "
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-08
G,ape Juice
Negroes ". aI,eG
Cash for Negroes

Cash Tor Negroes
WE wish To purchase one hundred and fifty likely
W Negroes, of both sexes from IL TO IS vears Of
age. field hands; also mechanics Of every description
Persons wishing TO sell would do well TO give W q
CALL as we are determined to give highefprice for
slaves than any purchasers who may hereafter
be in this market. and no certificates required.
Any communicat ions promptly attended to. We can
at all times be found at sdence west end Duke.
street, Alexandria, ID G. ,a
nov lo FRANKLIN & ARuFIEID
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-08

Charles bennett
HAS imported by ship Virginia, arrived here. and
III Herald, via Baltimore, and offers for sale
Cots 81 and point blankets, large sizes
- Rose blankets, 90, 1O4, ia. 1874. 1874
- A few pairs best family blankets
- Shoe thread in bales of 20 dozen; patent
colored and y Thread
Cambria muslins and jmities
Furniture di'nities and chintses, 81 eat variety
Ginghams aud a!icoes
Figured colored cotton counterPants, large sizes
Ves,ings, including silk velvets and Florentines,
of very best quality
Gentlcmens doeskin gloves
Superfne cloths and kerseymeres
prime assortment of 4 Iris!I1inens, Sd and
sheetngs
81 and lo-4 table damast, long lawns
Russia and Scotch sheetings
- green floor cloth baise
Clrk's hes, spool and ball sewing cotton
English cheese, double GIoster and no til Wilt.
shire offrs, quality
From the North he has received:
Ees. black Italian lulestings
Black silk hosiery, Italian sewing silks
Ursted and cotton hose in great variety
Swiss muslins.fgured and plain
Merino st,Iffs, crcssssns and bombazets
Black and drab fine cloth shawls
super6ne chJppa romss
In liza and English bandanna hdkfs
Black Italian cravats
Tckienburgs, sackings and osnsbgrgs
Il Gene, al assortment of Domestic Goods,
Consisting satlintts, oedtcks, cotton osnaburgs,
Canton annels brown aud bleached sheetnss, carpet
bindings, checks, piai,'s, &c. &c.
Fine and superfine rino shirts and hosiery shad
and herring Bridport SEINE rWINE; to be sold very
low to close consignment.
sept 14.-tf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-08

/ni that one or the othe, oflhese boats Will regularly
hung the season, leave the District OF Co"Eo'a TOT
HtMM,, eyerv Sunday and Wednesday mornings,
,eycrp, m such Wedae days next follow the Tues
Jos before specified starting from Lsmbels wharf.
IA Washington, at ), aud ThomP'on's wharf, IN Alex
Sl6s al 7 o'>, OK; sai win leave Commerce street
gh, IN B,limore tor the District, every "Wednesday
rlSA;ur,lsy afternoon At 4 o'clock.
Mashinrfnn max If
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-08
'TNOnNas Gardiner, M. ID.
STURGEON DENTIST,

HAS the honor inform his fellow citizens, that
i having returned from Paris. where. for the last
two years. he has been studying Dentistry under one
of the mos, experienced and celebrated gentlemen OF
the profession be tenders his services to the public
and homes by his attention and skill, to merit patron
age.
natural and most approved porcelain Teeth which s,
ter by their superior manufacture, resemble SO nearly
the natural teeth as to be undssngushabie from them
when placed in the mouth.
Persons who have, by cancer or other disease, lost
their noses he will supply with artificial, either u
clan Roman, that cannot be distinguished from ns
,ural noses specimen may be seen at nus mouse on
ylvsnia Avenue between 9th aud 10Th streets,
Washington City. ~
nov o-dSm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-08
Tavern for Rent.

80 The PUBLIC HOUSE at King George
Ejt e Cout House would be rented to a g0OG ten
Gs5s an Fl one to five years. 1t is the only one
G...s1 at the place, is spacious and in good pair.
having attached to it grazing lots and stabling Tor 20
or SO horses The furniture in the house. which
is OF the requisi. quality and abundance, would be
Sold to tie tenant on very accommodating terms. Pos
session may be had lst January, sooner desired
Apply to doctor u. Johnson, King George C. IL.
Va or to GEO. JOHNSON & Go.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-08

George lohnsnM & Go.
VIAyE lust received and for sale,
IA 40 boxes plug tobacco
II TO the pound
In Store.
pipe hhds, 10 q and 10 eighths best Ma
dera wine of their own importation, war
ranted pure .u
so ,n,r,er e,sk, and indian barrels, uarseilles
Madeira Of superior quaty
eqnarter casks Sicily Madeira Co
s bales spinning cotton. for retailing
8c,sks cheese low close sales
Is or boxes superior real Havana segars
BALES brown domestics 3.4 to A wide
S barrels bright vsrnish =,
No. mackerel in barrels and half barrels
In room in front of B. Hooes ofhce
FOUR FORrEPIANOS Of fine tone,
and splendid workmanship all Of which are offered on
pleasing terms
~ Whsat purchased as usual
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-08

JuNW "A ENIcnTA,
Upholsterer and .Na'lraes -Man5ac'mer,
fSyESUERS ms resarstful SG1w.- q s,'&eh'st" the
L public in gen ri TOR tee very ''rral nc"uisSe
,nent h. has received and 'u'sns the that he has
IN hand general $50: III i
New iiy, gee, t'ntr beds
Best cur n hair ..atrasses
Spanish rcUss 10
Cotton 40
Ca ,a, 20
Straw IA
Sofas, easy chalrs, &c &c.
New We gee.c fetslor, and SIP ,nish mess sold by
.te large small quantities
al of Mich can be wart nted Of the very best pa
Ii ', and will OF disposed OF reasonable terms for
ASH.
apprentices TAINTED.
Iw.n, two annrentices 10 the Uphosterer's and Ma
ra>s making business j tIonhhp
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-08
OH NnA CuMee.

Sugar. Coffee, ~ inc. &c.
SAMUEL MESSERSMITH
Has IN Store, and offers for safe,
2 10 s, r;s;;i , : Ed
$50 bags coffee, part prime green
chess young hyson TEN,
chest imperial o. tate
3hyIf chests Simpo'n
boxes lcunnowder y gne
cases, cont'g BIB cans Ssu"P'"''' quality
g s H'pf1 pipe. fine old L P A.dsir,
IA nr c,sks HINES
20 noxes, each cong from 1 to d. chiefly ofdi,
hid & 2gr casks Tints or Burg'y rect fmpor
do and 3 do Sercial Statio"s and
%. 4 Or casks Nalmsey tOarranted
Mis x 2 t=cces genuine Port Of fine qua
10 hhls and bbIs Lisbon Hy.
s. or casks Sicily Madeira
cases sparkling Champagne
2piPes cognsc hraEdy
10 bbs New Eng land rum
90 bales Louisiana cotton
5 hhds James River tobacco
9 9 t says. manufactured do
$50 bags patent shot
i5Oresms sup,rfne No and letter paper
80 In no, and can do
SO bun lies binding and band BIO boards
81 Boxes and half boxes Bakers nd LsphamsNo
1 chocolate
100 pieces German Hessians
aug 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-08
70 Nent.
Mouse q Store tU Kent.

hOWS6 &C StNrG tU N6nt.
K. two story dwelling House on Fair
80 fax between Queen and Primo, Is sire. ts y I'll,
EgAS, store and good dry cellar under the whole.
nr.s<>. To good tenant the rent will b. made low
Possession may be had the eth day Of the present
month. sam. Is. LARMUUR, & Co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-13
GOhanna

WILL stand the ensuing my farm nine miles fSom
Richmond, directly the stage road leading from that
place to fredericksburg and known as Half Sink
IL not saying TOO much (or submit 10 the cahdor Of
every gentleman acquainted with the facts sustain the
aser,lon when say that his colts universally scknov
lodged TO possess much size, strength and beauty, arp
colts that have ever been produced by horse in V
MIA know several that be purchased for less than
eight hundred dollars: and have myself been offered
1000 for one al year old-the winch they
held by their take be the s,ruges, recommendation
that can be offered IN behalf of untried colts.
The will commence the 18th February and
inmate on the LIST Of July Terms heretofore; Fifty Dollars
to be discharged by the payment Of Thirty6ve
during tine season; Sixty Dollars One Dollar the
Groom, which expected either when the brought
taken
Extensive pastures provided, and fed regularly
unless otherwise directed, at twenty-five day.
Gentlemen who last year 20 Go'ran
ma that did not prove foal Of informed tina
they can be sent again. and charge made for services
the Horse unless they should prove oa words
the mares win be insured at the price Of the
JOHN NJ. BOTTS-
The Editors OF the Political Arena Petersburg Intelligent
GER wall please insert the above twice week their repcc-
tive papers for eight weeks, and forward accounts
SUBSCRIBED Nj B.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-13

ence on rhen progeny. lie has heretofore stood in
Kentucky, where blooded mares, are scarce; and
where the decided pariahty for the Virginia stock
prnduced a most unequal competition; yet, under
these disadvantages; he has produced some among
the best racers raised in the State. though II
was not until he forced himself into notice. that
he was pntronised by the breeders of the turf The
subscriber has IN his possession letter from Col.
Buford, near Lexington, Kentucky, Ia distinguished
raiser aud patron OF the urf) who has been breed
ing from him the last two years. He says his colts
are OF equal or superior size his colts from the
same mares by any other horse; that he has a two
year old hlly, fifteen hands high: and his yearng
colts, equally promising; and that he does not be
iteve thst any horse could have gotten good ra-
GERS out OF the same have also many other
testimonials to the same effect and one from Dr.
Lewis Marshall, II mention him. because presume
nc is known to many gentlemen IN Vrrglnia:) he
speaks OF the stock in the highest terms particularly
OF their superior size and fine form And all the
gentlemen with whom have correspondent. concur
IN the fact. that he has been let bloolcd mares,
until the last Two years; that his colts by them
have not yet come on the turf Tho distinguished
racers he has produced, Kassiua, tsupposed by
the very best race horse raised III Kentucky J
and others, have been from common mares. By
| reference to the American Turf Register, vol l.
pnge l7l. he spoken of producing striking and
very superior race Of horses in Kentucky.
March IL. Iaf6t JOHN TUCKER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-13
THE IMPORTED HORSE,
YOUNG TRUEELE

TWILL stand the ensuing season at his former
w stand. Barboursvie, IN he county of Orange
lie has been she%n this winter at Richmond in
the presence Of hundreds of the best Judges in V,r
GINA. aud was universally admired for his fine form.
TTuile Is sixteen hands high and seven years old.
and has proved himself most extraordinary sure
ioni geter Not one of the eighty odd mares put tn
him have failed, within he knowlcd nr of the subsrr;
Der
The season will commence on the 18th February
ana terminate on the LIST day of July. Terms as
heretofore-Forv dollars To br DISCHARGED hr thrfp
If paid within the season. Fifty doars insuran nee,
aud Une dollar 10 the Groom. 10 be paid when the
mare is brought or taken away The best and most
extensive pastu'age, is set apart exclusively for the
sent Truille; and the ma res NAV be fed with
whot they will cat, at twenty five cents day. and
Efoorns a the village, q. five dollars month. ANY
one putting five uarcs with him. the price of one
vi Dr RENTED. G.. w. WAGER
for
Gov. BARBOUR
H1TJonrsvIlie, Feb list. 1891. fob