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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-21
Sugar Coffee, ~ inc, &c
SANJTEL MESSERSMITH

sugar Coffee, ~ inc, &c.
SAMUEL MESSERSMITH
Has IN Store, and offers for sale,
t2 100 81. : rrisiasd .sa Orleans SUGARS
2boxes ph,'adelphia refined }
chess youn Tyson ! TEAM
chest imperial ofLate
3h.if chests Simpon
5 boxes }oupnowdcr q ghs
2 cases, cont'g 2lb cans Ssu"p0 quality
' : R,'s pipe, fine old l. p Nader.
"a nr " e HINES,
90 Boxes, each cong from to s DE- chiefly cfdi.
hid 2qr casks Tints or Burg'y rect fmpor..
do and 3 do SercIal Sfafions and
2ar&1 Or casks Mamsey toarranfed
hhds u 2 iierces genuine Pert If fine qua.
10 hhds and bbls Lisbon Hy.
or casks Sicily Madeira
cases sparkling Champagne
2pipes cognac brandy
10 bbis New England rum
20 bales Louisiana cotton
8 hhds James River tobacco
3 9 t boxes manufactured do
l50resms superfne No and letter paper
so do post and cap DO
so bun1les binilDg and band BIO boards
chocolate
100 pieces German Hessians
sug3l
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-21
Dissolution of Co-partneEship

vl,HE Copartnership heretofore existing under The
firm of chamberlain 4 Harris, is his day dissoIv.
ed nv mutual consent, and those having claims will
nresent them and those that indebted will make
immediate ps, ment as wish the concern settled as
soon as possible. Payment can be made to either or
ma. d. LINCOLN CHAMBERLAIN,
... -, JOS. HARRIS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-21

~ JOSEPH HARRIS will continue the
Grocery and Ship Chsndlery Business at the old stang
formeri, occupied BY chamberlain hafis' s"o se':
cts shsre of public patronage ,,
nov 2e-.4
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-04-21
HE FLOODED HORST
SURPRISE.

\NVILL stand at the subeeriter's stable
w an Mili-Creek. on Mondays. Tur.da,,
and Wedne-dsys; 81 Mr.. John Tsbb'. mill
on Insesrors, one mile from Alsriipsbug
on Thursdays, FT'dsJs and SATURDAYS. y
Terms: twelve dollars the season. which
n.s. be paid with ten dollars before the iir,l
OF July beNt twebiy dollars for Insurance
aud payable ~hen The marc proves ~ III, fosl
r'gbi dollars the single leap. Posture era
us OF the subscribers farm for those Iha,
come distance and wish to leave their
msre'. but no responsibility for ESCAPES or
accidents. The season will commence ON
he Isl Of April. and end the LIST dpv OF JuI,
next.
SURPRISE
- beautiful SOrrei. five feet four incbe.
h'gh' s'S years old. and was sired hy IlaI
remarkable Tor speed. beauty, and blood.
ne'nC by Hal, who MS by iLr imported
morse Sir Harry. out cf weIl-hrsd DiomeS
mare Hts Dam was got BY tho imported
norss Spread Eagle. out Of . Dismsd mar,
surprise was bred by Mr.. John Young !,
warwick county. Virgins. Although he h,.
never been trsised for the turf. h,s blood
lorm' setiviiy, and strength, ius,if, Ibe
opinion that trial only wSs nscessay, 10
nave insured has success ss racer.
Feb. -, 1881.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-04-21
The Elegant and Thorough bred Horse
RARYI.HR.

8488 = = 02D8eo
rTSHE public arc respec fully informed,
Il that this splendid horse win be kept
for service the ensuing season. on Nun
days. Tue .days. and Wednesdays. NJ Mr..
Peter w. Kerney's stable. on the turnpike
leading from Smiihfeld 10 Shephe rdstow n;
and on Fridays and Saturdays, Ut the sta
ble OF Mr.. Richard A. Cromwell, two mile :
from the White House, and three from
Smithfeld; the season commencing on
the first day Of April. snd ending on the
first Of july. The prices st which the
service Of Rather will no rendered, are rs
follows: Five Dollars the single service ;
Ten Dollars the season and Twenty Dol
lars for insurance. Parting With tho mare.
will in all CASEY forfeit the cpsurance mo-
ney.
PEDIGREE.
RATHER was fosled in the fall Of 1876.
the property OF william Anderson, Esq. Of
New York. and wss purchased by Col. Ed
ward Parker Of Lancaster, Pa. who trained
and ran him several iimes With success. tie
wss sired by old RATHER, Who 10 full brother
to the celebrated Firtilis, sumpter. and Chill.
ders. Who were sired by Sir Archy, he by the
imported horse Old Diomede. his dam by the
English Rockingham. Rzitler's dam by the
imported horse Robin Rcdbresss. and Robin
BY Sir Peter Teszle. grand dam by the CAPT.
tai imported horse Obscurity, bred by Lord
Milford. Young Rs,,ler's dam vas by Old
Prirehghter. VINO ~as by the imported horse
Expedition; Prize6ghter's dam vas by the
imported horse Messenger. bred by John
Pratt, Esq OF New Market. and died the pro.
perry OF Mr.. Van, Ranst Of New York. Jan
%. 1908, sged % years vas sired by Ma
lsmbrino. he by Engineer, he by Sampson.
the sire Of Bay Nation. vho was sired BY
Blaze. who was sired by Flying Chiiders, .
son OF the Darby Arabian. Young Rstilsr'.
grand dam was bred by Col Luffborough oI
Virginia, she was sired by the imported horse
Spread Eagle. one amongst the hnest horse.
ever imported into Virginia.
The following extract IL taken from the
Report OF the COMMITTEE. st the late Cattle
Show in Ph,ladeiphia,
1--WE consider Col. Edward Parker's col
Rather. entitled to premium ~ the beat tho
rough.hred colt. (signed.)
| Manuel Eyre, tn Penn GoskiR
John q Wafmough, II S WrdeA,
COMMITTEE
IL - deemed unnecessary TO say on
word in regard TO The elegant form ans
hne carriage OF Rather. as il is anticipated
that every gentleman will judge for him
sef Gentlemen are particularly request
ed to refer TO the American Turf Reei.
ter, TO satisfy Themselves 10 regard TO ,h,
pedigree aud age Of Young Rather.
! JOHN NJ. COYLE.
| April Z, 1881.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-04-21

DDfoe 81 ns Chesapeat'e and Ohio Canal 20
W ssslsGroN, AFHIL g. 1851
NOIlCE iS HEREBY GIVEN. that
AZ insisl'neBt Of two dollars and GCv
cents per share. (beipg the 10th install
nent) on eScVy share sf stock in the Che
saP~Ake and Ohio Canal Companv. is re
9mfed 10 be pS.d on the 18th dew Of Jnoe
next; which instslsDent must be maid On
The credit OF the Cbesspeake and Ohio
canal Company. 10 che cashier or otbsy
wig. D'"A''
The Branch Bank Of the Tinted States :,
Washington -
The naHk 81 Washington, II ws,b;no,o,
The Patriotic Bank. ~
ne is>nk Ot .i,s metropolis, de-.
town "eefe0
ne baik 81 Alexandria, at Alexandra
inc Iiank ~ Potomac, 10
ne FaFmeFs' Bank 81 Aiexsndrt.- a.,
me Mechanics Bank Of Alexsn,l1, a.
The hsgefsiosA Hask. ~ tlsgers,o~,S NJ
ee brsscs Of the SalIsy Bank, IN Cl.sy,s,
town, Va.
A'd the Braaeh Ofths Valley Hans. in Lee,
Wy oFceF ~ the President and D,,ee,o,..
JOHN 4. INGI.E. f.,,,.-
ChSf & Oaio Canal
hpfiI u. lHff -wtf ~. "
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-04-21

iYSHE subscriber begs leave TO inform h.
Il friends and customers, and the public e.
! Morally. that he has REMOVED HIS SHOT
10 the room lately occupied by SIR. Thon.-
Has Inns. ~ tinner's shop. situated on the
man street. nearly opposite Capt. Williams
store, Chariesiown. where he viii be very
thankful Tor any orders in his line. He hope,
by his unreInhted attention 20 business. III,
nestness and durability Of his work. 10 mer,,
stare Of public patronage.
Tie would also inform the public. that he
IS now making up, and intends keeping OF
hand. quantity Of SUMNER CLOTHING.
such ~ Coats, Roundahouts. PantsIoons, anc.
Vests, warranted TO be veil made-sn a.
which he viii cell unusually low for cash.
JOHN REED.
April 7, 1851.
s6Two or three Apprentices " IN he Z.
ken to the above business. J. Y.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-04-21
March 81, 1881.
VIRGINIA, JEFFERSON Co. Scr:

VIRGINIA, JEFFERSON Co. Scr:
March Term, 1891, in the County Court.
John CiasPy and Mary his wifc. Darid
Cinspy and Caiharine his tcife, Da
uid Meeier, ST.. John Sheele1, Sam.
mel ihecier, Mary Sheeier, Margaret
.Sheeier, and Cafharine Sheeier, pi.
dop and relief Of Jacob Sheeler. de-
ceased, ..''........CoMPLAIxANrs,
AGAINST
Martin Shesier. and a. Me Donald.
and Jane Sheei,r. Cafharinc SheeIer
and Frederick Meeier. ,chich said
Jane, Catherine and Frederick are
Infants under The age of i,cenfy one
years, DEFENDANTS.
IN CHANCRRY.
't>HE defendants. not having entered their
II appearsnce end given security accord
ing TO the Act OF Assembly, and the rule, of
this court; and IL appearing BY ssrisfactor,
evidence, that they sre not Inhabitants or
this Commonwealth: II Is ordered. that the
said defendants do sppesr here on the 6r.t
day OF the next June term and answer the
NIL OF the compiainants, and that cor,
OF this order be forthwith inserted in some
Newspaper published in this county. and
posted at the front door Of the Court.Hou.e
Of this county, for two moths suecessiyely
A copy-Tssto,
SAMUEL J. CRAMER. c.Ic.
March 81, 1891.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-04-21
Trustees Sale of Land.

Ri virtue OF deed Of trust executed q,
~ The subscriber on the 18Th do, Of Ia
nary, 1881. by james SiubblehcId snd " ,le
70 secure the payment OF y certsip sum a
money ~ said deed mentioned. due to SAN
ue' Matthews, which deed hes been duly re-
e"raed ~ he clerks Office OF the county
court Of Jefferson, . shall nroc.,J 10 ..,i
on Saturday the S0ih Of Aprii. ,,f Thai ,or
uon 81 certain farm called "BrRRyui, -
pins IN Jefferson county, which ,, N~lno
Sold and supposed to 10 sbou. one bubdrea
acres, after dsduciing the sale. made n
WIN. 81 Clair and Nimrod Anderson. az
!o'ning The lands of David n. Alien. Nj.
"agers dover land, sBd the lands OF ,.,i
hndsr'on and Sinclair. The sale 70 tsko
wsss on 'bo premisss. between the hour.
ol 10 snd on the above msnt;ons1
Tho terms Of ps, meni, cash
JOHN RICHARDSON, Tr,sf,,.
Arrii :, lssf-4i
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-04-21
JEFFERSON COUNTY, Scr.

JEFFERSON COUNTY, Scr.
February Court, 1851.
george Feondn, CoMPLAINANr,
AGAINST
Jacob Feamm, Philip Fennm,. .9dnp
Fe0mGn, HiUidm Fe0nIor1. and Sal
iy FeGndn. BenJonlin Hiiishire and
Margaret his Uifc. Maurice ~. Bo-
ker and Elisabeth his sUife, John G.
Jackson and Boifey Burek and liar.
Tist has Uife, late Harriet Jackson.
and Elisabeth, WiLliay.l, Alaru, John
and George Jackson, children of the
said John @. Jackson by his late ,oife,
pho ,cGs an heir of George FsomGn.
decd. tchieh said Sally ESap0,,, and
Elisabeth. UiHian. .jiary. John and
George Jackson, are iafanis, under
the age Of f'0enty-One years,
Defendants.
~ CHANCERY.
VNNHE defendants, jacob Feamsp. Adam
Feaman. and william Fesmsn. mol bsy.
ing entered their appearance and given Sc
euriiy according 10 the Act Of Assemble
and the rules Of this Court; end IL appearing
BY sstisfactory evidence. that they are moi
iehabitsoIs Of this country; Itis ordered.
that the said jacob. Adam and William do
aPPssr here on The krsi day Of the next juno
term And answer the bill Of the plaintiff.
and that copy ol this order be forthwith
inserted IN some newspaper printed in this
eOsn,y, for two months snecessiysI,. and
posted 81 TIE front door Of the court house
Of this county. A eopy-Tesie,
SAMUEL }. CRAMER, O.. G.
Msreh 10, 1891.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-04-21
No Tariff Of Priees.-Free Trade
Earthenware, Looking
Glasses. SC.

importers. IS Uafer st. New York,

Importers. IS Wafer ST. New York,
4 uer for sale, the largest and most com.
~ pisie assortment OF Emfhsnraye, Glass
CANA, Piein and Gilt Looking Glasses. sc
~bich the New York market viii afford.
comprising every style end variety Of the
newest patterns. They return their most
cordial thanks 10 their friend, IN the South.
ern States. for their support in the persceu-
tion uow carving on against them, for their
refusal 10 join combination in fixing one
tsriG OF prices for Crockery, Throughout the
trade. IL ~ mainly attributable 10 the in flu.
"nce Of our Southern friends, that We have
been enabled 10 survive thus far in this most
irving situation; exposed TO the combined
influence and capital Of the whole trade. en-
deasoring to effect our rum and expulsion
from business. We pledge ourselves 10 our
Trends to give them every satisfaction an
our power as regards the quality Of our
goods The excellence OF our packers, and
The iowness OF our prices for Cash or Git,
Accsptances; and IN return. solicit from
them continuance Of their patronage. and
particularly request hose who have iufju
rnce with their friend, TO exert il in our be.
baf. as we trust The cause il one thew are sij
Interested IN, and much benefit " III sccrue
10 us from their frit ndIy acts IN this wa,-
u has been said. the Con binsiion wns bro
Ken up. As u regards prices. this is true.
80 s'' MINK 'tlehus or Toes viii allow
That We have effected this change: hut rs
do assure our friends. that ut no period since
we commenced our S'k IN Of unshsckied
prices, were we 10 greater want OF ASST.
lance Than ct the present moment. Thi,
continuation 81 men are iesvinc no mean,
untried for sf.cting our ruin. that the, NAV
revive Inc old system; our credit and char
acier arc assaiied IN every shape our i'm.
Por's'ions wa,-'sid and stopped in every in.
stsnee where threats are sufficient 10 ;nt;.
midai" The msnpfsc.nrers from sunpI,inr
ns'- IN fine. no vexsiion or trouble Which
the malice OF men could devise. has been
neglected IN this struggle to subdue us. w.
onre more call upon every friend Of n free
'rsde. To com" Mp u our support, end pledge
of their iiberSIity.
J. BARROW 4 Co,
So Wsier-Sbesf. abore Old Sin I
March II, 1891
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-04-21
BOLIVAR.

(Sired by Sir John.
AHIs very superior JACK, will ,rsps
"a on Monday, Tussdsy. asd Wedoesds,
81 Rock Hali, the farm Of Thomas n. viii,
nesf 'hs white House, on the read lesdjns
rom Chsflesiowa ~ Winehester, and az
THURSDAY fr'Jsy snd SATURDAY. Of eaeb
week. at Capt. James Gisna'a pssr ~ a.
PERT isvetb. shout equal distance iron,
shepherd. town ,harPers Ferry snd chsrls..
Town Bn'iFaF's 6se SIRE, f9H feet I.s
inches hish, eompasl form. bone and CO.'S.
ele' VII recommend bim % I'll 40 81. g
Ntoss oI breeding mules. Terms. a. "a.
'ea'on' discharged by SIX n psid within nm,
seasoHf d"'isFs insursnee. 70 be paid 90
soon as Tie mares are knows 10 be sin fe.l
fsrung With tie mare. o. IRE CELLAR stt.n
asnee o. The stand, foffsts The insurance
F"eniy.f'e cents 20 the KrsOp The 80.
'o o, wi on iasnes on The LET Of April. and
March -. 1891. Id
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-04-21
The celebrated four mile Horse,
SOUTHERN HdY.Ypau

" Ill stand this season, on Mondsys
tuesdays and Wednesdays, at the sta.
o'e OF Anthony \. Chsmbers, IN Martins.
burg and on THURSDAYS. FriJsvs ard ss,yr.
ts.s. at The stable Of the subscriber IN ST.,
herdsio~n; end be let TO msres ct ten dol.
sfs the season. Mares sent from . di,tsnee
cen De furnished with good pasture a. AZ,
cents The wrrk. The season viii eommencs
me 2Oie Of March, srd end The esih .guus
neti Every care will be taken Of mar.
bot no responsibility for secidests or -
s'pss For pedigree and 7srformance. -.
hansbfls, or SkiBner's Turf Register
81, JOSEPH EaTLER.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-04-21
JOHN JACKSON,
Constable. .Aucfioneer. sc

RESPECTFULLY informs his friends q nc
Il Z the public, thar he has been sppointe,
Constable IN the district embracing Sher
herds'o~n and Harpers-Fery. In rendering
his services in the capacity Of Constable. he
assures all who may entrust him with the col
lection Of their claims. that if strict stten,ior
and pupciuali'y give any claim 10 their favor.
he feels quite confident he shall merit por
ton OF their patronage. lie will make pr
vste cole cticps, in consideration of = fair con-
mission. and attend TO such other business 4,
may come within the line Of his eng,gemen,s
As auctioneer. he ~in ai,ead 90 III calls made
upoa him for has services in that way, BY due
no'ice being given him, either personally ..
D, .s:e through the post Office at She pberGs
town, the place .. re residence.
March -, 1861 SIN
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-04-21

GIHED BY the celebrated turf horse
- IUCKAHOE. Tor ahoss peyIo,r,
soce' see tho American Farmer and Turf
hrg's'er-snd cut Of high. if not tho
rough bred dam. wiil stand a. the stable Of
Mr. John Wright. riie west Of Cbarl..
to~n, on the rosd 20 Smiih6el8. Thc.e.
son hs' commenced. end y ~ Terminate on
The fret Of Jolly Dor terms. Sc b,nd
bus. BRAX10N DAVENPORT
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-04-21
~ BOOT & SHOE
MAKING.
JOSHUA Il. nEAWEp

~ EsPEcTFULLY infosms the CITIZEN.
~ "fChsrles'owa and Of the nrighborinp
country, that he hss taken the shop lately IN
The occupancy ~ hr. samuel 10 hlIemong.
aesrly opposite the store Of Mr. Williams.
where be intends manufacturing snd keeping
on hsnf ladies' snd GeniIem~a's Roots and
SHOES Of every description Also. Cb,.dlres's
shoes. &c. Al wofk IN his line ell be done
see"Sding 20 order, ~ the nestest. most durs
oie' snd fashionable pyic, 81 the shortest no
ucs. We - determined 10 sell very iov for
ossn' ~ on = short credit 70 punetusi eusIo
mersg and hopes. by unrrmii,ieg sften,,on.
md d|ssyr te give sa,isfsction. 20 merit :
share ~ public paispaage
~ RtPAlRiHG vill be done A. "a,
'in'e neatly, substantially. snd 81 Frdsced
P"ee' April 2, 1861.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-04-21

VIRGINIA, JErrERsoS Co. Scr:
March Term in 1891, after The County Court
Thomas Griggs. L. CoMrLAISANr,
AGAINST
Thomas Brocn, DEFESpAxr.
IN CHANCERY.
s%HE defendant in this SOFT no. IN wing en-.
j tered his appearance and given security
according to the Act Of Assembly, and the
rules OF this CourtS and il appearing by ss-
tsfsctory evidence, TO wit; BY tho AFFIDAVIT
OF Elias Edmonds, that the said defendan n,
10 not an inbabiisn, Of this commo N wea I,b:
u IL ordered, that the said defendant do sp.
pear here on the 6rst day OF the next Juue
term Of this Court, end answer the bill of
the complainant, end that q cory Of this or
der be forthwith inserted in some new spaper
published in this county, and posted nj the
front door OF the Court House Of this coun.
~, Tor two months successfully.
A copy--Teste,
SAMUEL J. CRAMER, c.yc.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-04-21
FOR SALE,
700 Acres Of Kentucky Land

IIyIlS tact lies about seven mi,
above the mouth If the Tenne,se,
river. end follows its mesnderings \
this point the Tennessee and Cunberlsn.
rivers are not more than twelve miles al.
isn', ard The fertility Of land about III
Cup'beiisnd il pro,erbisI The tract
oher for sale. Is my undivided portion. o.
q tract containing sheut 1900 acres. upon
which are two considerable stream, Of
water, or creeks. several mill seats. and
two dwelling houses. Sc This body @.
land IS within twelve miles OF SnIi,blsnd
q town upon the Cumberland river. an
about seven from Psducs, at the mouis
or The Tennessee. or this land. 4 gen,lc
man sent me the following account. Marc
goth, 1880. viz: Your land hes Oh a.
south side OF the river. The uplaad o.
second bottom. is the best ! have seen ~
the river. and most beautifully .itos,ed
About 500 acres OF IL. and all in body
is what - here called barren. With hut lev,
trees on il. and covered With grass wo,,'
vily timbered as well IS the bottoms wits
ash. oak, hickory. walnut, poplar. elm
cypress, some beach, Sc. and very little
undergrowth IN cny part; what there i.
is principally baxl~." Ash wood. am
Informed. sells readily along the Teupes
see and Ohio ri.cr.. 10 the owners @,
steam boats. for - 90 per cord
As am IN want OF money. my porton
Of iL,s valuable tract Of land shall be soil
on the most adv analogous terms 20 the
purchaser for cash. or provided paymen'
be not delayed beyond firo years.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-04-21
CYcLOPKDIA FOR sALR-

CYcLOPEDIA FOR SALE.
E7SOR SALE, - she Chsrlesfewa Aco,h.
y carg apd Book Store, " The Cyeiop-dts.
or. UnlvsFssi Diciionsry Of AFis. Sr,sges.
end Literature. ~ Abrsa Ress, .. DP
X 5 y l.. &C. &e"
The above dsscFibel work !. eonplsts.
bound IN calf leather. lslisrsd ssd nambes
Cd. asd viii he cold low.
Arp ?, 1897 JANIS BRowS
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-04-21

NViLL stand ~ Gsvsn.so~u, on Mcs-
w days, Tuesdays, and w edpssdsys, cod
The remainder of The week st The Maryland
tavern, four miles from Baltimore, 81 1s6
for each marc, which Gum may be die hsrx-
ed by vending SIS With The mare. srd o. 10
the groom. JOHN 8. SKINNER ("
"PEDfGREE, on the side cffhe Sire. Cliff
ton ms, got by The cslehr aisd running horse
Wonder. out Of . thorough bred DionsJ
msre. Wonder wss got by the imported
horse Wonder; he by Fiorizei. His dam,
Zscharisss, got b, Mstrhcn. out Of Aurora,
by the Duks Of Nor,humherisnd's Golden
Arabian. florizei vas got BY HsroJ, out Of
Cygoet mare; he. dam by Csrtouch. Ebo-
nv. by Chifders.
Oa the Dam side Iris, the dam Of Clifton,
vas got by the imported horse Sterling; her
dam by the ian ported horse CGur dc Leon;
her grand jsm was Mr.. Msade's celebrated
running mare Oracle. who WAS got by the
imported horse obseur:ty; her &. &. dam BY
Celsr; & G & dam by tho imported horse
Psr'ner; her ggg dam BY the imported
horse JANUS here & G dom BY The i'm
ported horse Valiant; her ggggg dan
BY the imported horse Jolly nogss. out oil
an imported mare, the property Of Peter
Randolph, Esq.
| In supper, Of the hps blood and high FRO
mise Of the horse . have selected FOR my
stock farm. hsvs the satisfaction 10 subn,i
the following voucher from very high aaiho
rity. J.S.S."
| WARRINGTON, hARcu l3th.
Dear Sir: have extracted, - yoa re
auested, from the English Stud Book. ,h,
pedigree Of the imported horse Wonder
the grand sire Of Jour young horse Clifton
which Is su3s1ed. The Pedigree Of you
horse, on both sides, 10 equal 10 any In Ame
ries. His dam. Iris, psrtskss Of the mos
approved crosses for the turf in virgisi,
and his sire. by the imported horse Wonder
is inferior 10 none in England. was YER,
much pleased with the appearance Of you
horse, end il Is, think, TO be regretted hi
you have never trained him FOR the turf
where. think, from his blood aud form, b,
would have made . disiipguished figure -
HE hne appearance and excellent blood
certainly eptitis him to the attention O
those who wish 10 improve The breed Of goo,
horses; aud have no doubt. under the aus
pices Of tho gentleman who will patroui,
him. that he will, rs he cerisiniy ough,
make good season. Yours, most truly,
! JOHN TAYLOE."
To JosErH LEWIS, ESQ.
ITO accomplish the highest atiainabI
improvement in the form and action Of III
horse for the turf, saddle, and harness,
have selected the high bred horse Clifton
from the very best stock Of running horse
in Virginia. He is . besutiful che,nu, sor
rel, full Is hands high, with great oene an
muscle. J. s SKINNER"
For the above extracts. see America
Farmer Vol ii. PAGE 4i6l
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-04-21

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