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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-08

, APPAHANNOCK ACADEMY. This Institution
n y will open the ensuing year on the 18th January
under the charge OF Mr.. John c. Lawrence as Principal
and Mr. Oliver White, as first Assistant Teacher; and as
fifty scholars entered second Assistant will
be procured. The scholastic year will comprise ten
months divided into two equal sessions The course o
instruction TO embrace the Greek Latin and French Ian
guages together with Natural Philosophy Geometry and
the branches OF English instruction. in such In
situtions.
TERMs-Sl1O so for board, washing, tuition and libra
ry fee bed and bedding be furnished by the Stewards
Department, which is submitted TO Mr.. Lawrence's go
vernment additional charge Of six dollars will he
made, and if the Library ticket be laken deduction
Of 81 50.
The Board Of Trustees in announcing new President
OF this Institution, deem IL TO be due TO Mr. Lawrence to
state that from his estmabe private character and repu
ton as teacher, as well from the capacity of MIR
WINE, eVihced oy the late public examination OF his
classes in the Academy, and the strong testimonial afford
ed by the sujoned note Of Mr.. Lewis the present Prn
cpa OF the Institution, combined with the saubty of the
place and comfortable Accommodations there car hardly no
found more eligible situation for youths to prepare them
selves lor College, or TO receive good English
JOHN II. BERNARD, President Of the
Board Of Trustees, 10y order Of the Board1
N. b. All applications must be made for entrances TO
MI Lawrence, directed to LOyds in Essex county, until
Christmas, after that time, to him at the Academy Post
Office. [5O-IOw1 October 23 is82
RAPPAHANNocK ACADEMY Oct s.
Mr. OLIVER WHITE has been associated with the sub
scn6er, IN the management Of this Institution for about
twelve months past During this time his axertions have
been faithfully and ndustriouly directed 10 the improve
ment Of his scholars Mr.. VS. conduct has been such as
to secure the affection and esteem Of an who have had the
pleasure OF his acquaintance IL affords me no small "a
hslacton TO bear testimony to his amab6 manners and
gen9emany department, since he has been member Of
my i'"ly ~ CHARLES A. LEWIS IT,
JOHN DICKERSON Treasurer of the
Board OF Trustees, (by order Of the Board)
N0rlCE.-Wss committed to the ia, Of ms county
- on tne i6'h inst negro man, who calls himself
CHARLES, says he belongs to William Dickson Of
eson rouge, NsssspPi about twenty six years age,
hve feet i've and half inches high scar on his right
shoulder said TO be occasioned by dirk two toes on his
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-08

TUNoBACCO FACTORY HANDS wANTED-Such
n as Holsters, Stemmers, Screiomen, Jobbers, SC
The subscribers have taken Browns adjoining the public
warehouse, which they fitting Factory. They
want to hire $50 to 200 hands Of the above description for
the ensuing year. They will want nearly all the hands
they have been in the habit of hiring request the
owners TO give them call previous to hiring them out;
others having good workmen will do well to CALL the
highest market prices will be given for such as suit
Dec. s. 1921 SAM. s. MYERS s co.
Southern planter., 1832-11-03
JEFFERSON COLLEGE.

THE Tmaccs ofthis institution inform the public
hat the docease ofihe late Maj ilUbrook, misplaced
ihe concerns Of this seminary wholly under Their
control They feel confident that they will be n
ble in the course OF the ensuing winter, 10 render II
equal 10 any seminary IN The South, for the Deans
and iacnes Of acquiring finished English, Clas
steal, and Scientific education. They consider
themselves justified in Quuranlyng these assurances
to the public; and they feel confident, in submitting
the claims Of this seminary again TO the public pa
ronage, that they will be met by correspondent
confidence in thoIr best exerions 10 render It not
only one ofgcneral utility, but an ornament TO the
state.
They have engaged the services Of Capt. ALDEN
PARrRIDcE, whose scientific requirements, and
whose experience in experimenting such an Insiilu-
ton arc too we'll known TO require commendaiion
from them lie will take charge Of the institution
as President, and Capt. Y. b. Ransomc will be
associated with him as professor of Mathematics.
Competent professors and instructors will fill the
different departments of the college and Of the pre-
paraiory school The colcgia year will be divided
into two sessions, Of five months each. The first
session will commence on the first Monday in Octo-
her aud terminate on the last day OF February; the
second will commence on the first Monday in
March, and terminate on the last day Of July.
O5-The ensuing session will commence on the
FIRST Monday in November.
No student will be admitted for less term than
one session.
Arrangements will be made by the Trustees to
have hooks, stationary, military clothing, &c. fur
nished at the college for the New York costs and
charges.
Il is desirable, for the better organization Of the
classes, that students should enter as early in the
session as possible.
TERMs-Are as follows, one half payable in
advance, viz:
/. For reading, writing, orthography
&c $50 per ann.
g For the preceding, together with
Arithmetic, English grammar,
Geography, &c. $40 per ann.
g. For those branches which constitute
complete college course, 500 per ann.
The Spanish and French languages will be an
extra charge, unless substituted for Greek and
Latin.
Boarding, lodging, washing, fuel, lights,
&c Si2 per month,
Students will have the option of boarding in com
mons, or with their friends in the village.
Washington, Miss Oct. 10, 1889. Al
Southern planter., 1832-11-03
II. G. brown a %

lave Insl received, aud on hhnd 1, ~
Booksand Stationary, among which aro IL 'Vs,s,l Z
ing hlslie Brnn, Smiley, WoodhJ,o ~ ploi
and Adams Geography and Alias T,,,'.,o ,I".on'
Blako's Geography for Children; pa,lo,s' z,
mails; Parley's Juvenile and Iyint., NJ
Tales; Parley's Europe and Americ, '',sa' n,
Smaei, and Bisset's England. Russep, !, ,,'1ne
Europe; lsoberison's America, and Sco,,.,, q
India; iibbon's Rome; Josephus; pluiarct,s n
Rollins Aniicni History; Tydci's IIistor, ,c'9 y
shaw's United States; Goodrch's and u.i "
tory of United STATES; Gitson's Surye,;a a
ners Chemistry, and Natural Philosopl,y. ~ Y
Natural Philosophy; Paley's Evidences s,,5 A,
Philosophy; WebsieTs Octave and Scbool n.'g
ary; Murray, krkhafn, Frost and G,,o,t :
nrammar's; Pike, Dabol, Smiley. Smi,b ,.5 y
burns Arithmetic; Shakespear; McKen,;s. -,
Receipts Marshalrs Washington: Life ~ A.. ~
Life Of Wesley; Wesley's Works: Ac.S.u
Speaker; American First Glass Book. Yo.a-n
der; National Reader; Political Class RI " h'
tern Songsier; Thomas and Buchan's NJ va
Mediclno Pauy's Pharmacolopia: Jacksan ,,',u'll ~
pies Of Medicine; United States Pbormncna. ,a y.
sons Farler improved; Virginia Housewife, q v
lcan Gardeners American Frugal Ious.'
Bush's Lie OF Mabannd; Gleqs' History or,l, y
BILE; Lives Of Celebrated Travellers: Land. ~ h
pediiion to the Niger; Bibles and Tcsi,n.l1 i
Clark's Commentary on the Old and Nes n
ment, with variety Pathological Books. I'm
Of Picketi's School Books; Webster's and IY y
sons Spelling Books; Blackstone's Commo.,'.a =.
with variety Of Miscellaneous Works.
Plain and Ruled Cap. Gilt; PLAIN and D. \
Letter paper; Paint Boxes Larges and Small Y
Ter colours
October 10, 1899. 40
Southern planter., 1832-11-03

BY Virtue of Deed Of Trust executed 70 Tho
subscriber by William Miller and Sarah Ann Mil
Ter, his wife, bearing date the ith day of Febru.
ary, 1899, 70 secure debt due to jesse Bell. N.
undersigned will, on WEDNESDAY The q6lb oI
September next at the Court House in Woodville.
~ Wilkinson county, proceed to sell at public anc
tioq % The highest bidder for cash, the following
trac. OF LAND. situate in said county, and known
as The SOUTHEAST Quarter Of Fractional Section
No Thifly-iwQ, 10 Township No. 2, of Range No
Three, Wes wing one hundred and six,y
acres, sogeul N and singular The dppur,en.
ances.
THOMAS BELL, Tu.ssec.
"oodville, August 81, 1889. 34
Southern planter., 1832-11-03
Shoe-Making,

Tanning s. Shoe-Juaking.
THE undersigned having enlarged their TAN
MING ESTABLISHMENT, and moved their
Shoe Mandatory 10 the Caledonia Springs, the
firm will hereafter be conducted under the name OF
S. McMURTRY a. co.
who have at present workmen and materials not
inferior to any in The state, aud would be happy TO
supply their old customers and others, with any
thing in their line. They intend keeping supply
Of BOOTS g. SHOES, at Mr.. Hall's Store IN
Mount Poasani,--and also at Mr.. Joseph Sever
sons in Woodyillo.
SAML McMURTRY g. Co
March II, 1882. II
Southern planter., 1832-11-03
JOS. II. STREET,

ATTORNEY ~ COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
HAVING located himself in Woodyllle, respect
fully offers his professional services 10 the people.
IIe will attend the Circnit County & Probate
Courts Of Wilkinson, the Circuit Courts of Amiie
and Adams Counties ALSO the Supreme 81 Chan
Gerry Courts held at Naichez Ills office is in the
west end Of jones' new building, on the South
side Of the Public Square.
July q, 1882. 29m6
Southern planter., 1832-11-03

PRESTON w. FARRAR, will practice Law
in the Courts Of Wilkinson County and the Circuit
Court of Adams, franklin and Amite, and the Su-
preme and Chancery Courts Of the State. Office,
Woodullo, Eas, side Of The Square, the same occu-
pied heretofore by Smith and FOrrOr.
July 2, 1889. 81
Southern planter., 1832-11-03
NEW GOODS


j. SAUNDERS, next door TO @. G. West g. Co
near the Bank fronting the Public Square, offers for
sale, low for cash, TO punciua customers on the
usual terms,
a U0riety & good assortment
Of new and fashionable goods sulnble for This mar
ket, consisting 10 part Of the following articles:
Super6pe Dress and Frock Cloth Goats, Vests
and Paniaioons, do. with good assortment Of fall
and winter clothing; Carpeiing, Cassneits, CAST
mcrle, Sattinets, Circassians, Lasiings, Bnmba-
setis, Bumhazines, red, white and green Flannels,
Wool and Fur Hats, Boots, Shoes, Gloves Riding
Whips g. Spurs.
Also--C Calico Assorted, Cambricks, rich en-
broiderod and plain Cape, Gro de Nap, Palmnreen
or Gapdcre, Muslin a. Blond Cause Fancy Hand
kerchiols, Black, White, Bobt and Blond Cause
Wells, Bobt Lace, French Muslns and Ginghams,
Book, Null, Jackonot 4 Swiss Muslns, Edgeings,
lnseriiuqs, rich Embroidered Muslin and Bobt.
Capes, Satiins, Black Italian Hastings, Snshaw,
Black col Plain and Figured Gro de Nap Silks,
Satin Brilliant, Gro de Orleans, Cause de Chinn.
Maabout Cause, col. Florcnces, Assorted Iiossic-
ry, Pongee and German Silk Handkerchieis.
Also-Crockery, Glass and Hardware, Grocer
les, Medicines, Pcrlumeries, McCassar and Bears
Oil, Dunsiable's Leghorn, Silk Bonneti Trimmings,
with many other articles too tedious to mention.
lie hopes to receive a share Of public patronage
Ibis friends, and persons visiting Woodye, with
view Of purchasing goods, will find II TO tbeie
interest 10 call and examine for themselves.
Noodylle, september 30, 1882 80
Southern planter., 1832-11-03

NOTICE.
THE undersigned having been appointed by the
Hon'ble TuoMAs II PRossER TO survey, divide,
and make partition into two equal parts Of certain
tract of land adjacent to- and on part Of which the
town Of Fort Adams is located, containing by esti.
nation one hundred and two acres and 96- 100; the
bOlf part of which is claimed by William Jones,
and The other half is repuied to belong - Bah.
rlle' his heirs or proper representatives have, in
execution Of the charge, surveyed and partitioned
the same accordingly; and in conformity with the
statute in such case provided, we have appointed
Monday the Sd of December next to meet at the
store Of Israel T. Browning, in Fort Adams, to
ballot in behalf Of the respective claimants for the
shares into which said land has been divided,
where those Interested may attend if they think
proper
ROBT. NORWOOD,
WILL. l.. BRANDON,y Copm'rs.
SAMI WOODS.
October 81, 1889. 43
Southern planter., 1832-11-03
NOTICE.

WAS Committed to the Jal q
M Wilkinson County, State of Miss
kNA sspP, on the 3Oth day of August las,
TX N&D by Joseph Green, Esqr., as a luna.
,1M way, negro boy who calls bis mans
y N JOHN, and says he belongs 10 NJ
-'-..-lAA--1A- Ulett, living in East Baton Rouge
LOUISIANA ;-sald negro is about five feet 8 OF ?
inches high, 10 or 20 years of aee--bad on a pat
Of cashmere pantaloons and cotton sbirt--sadm
gro is of dark complexion
The owner of the above described negro is te
qsesled 10 comply with the law, and take hin Oc
o. Jall, or he will be sold 10 pay jail and Other
THoS. T.. w. JAMES, Jalor.
September 0, 1882. SO
Southern planter., 1832-11-03
NOTICE

WAS Committed TO the JaAdWil.
M klnson County, State of Miss oaas
ma goth Aug, 1882 by Dan. Bass, d.
\&AG'sa a runaway, negro man who cah
0M himself JOHN, and ssyshe belongs b
EN nat; Martin, trader from Virginia.
= --A.A.J Ohm Is about % or about "a Ysaa
OF age-5 feet 6 or inches higb-yelIow eomDr.
ton shirt and pantaioons-no hat or Shines ~
TIE owner Of the above described negro !, r.
osested to comply with the Law, and tale him %.
charges. r'' 'a'' ''' Wv
PIiOs. E. W. JAMES, Jalor
August, 90, 1889. 95
Southern planter., 1832-11-03
NOTYCE.

THE Copartnership heretofore existing between
p. D. McCarstlc and Parker Smith, is this day
by mutual consent dissolved Persons wishing TO
make settlement with the above Firm, may call on
either Of US.
i. ID. McCARSTLE,
Parker SMITH
WhitesniHe, MI, Sept l7h 1889 4lw3
Southern planter., 1832-11-03

STATE OF MIssIssrrrL Circuit Court 70 OctoJe,
Wilkinson County. Term, 1889.
HoMAs NERsoN, PrG) On Attachment ro,
Against the spm or e1oa ~, sn
JOIN F. SAFF, Def't. cents. ~
THE Sheriff Of Wilkinson County bovio, 70
turned that he had levied the said attachment on
an The right title, and interest Of the said defcndon,
~ ana 10 one undivided eg;h part of "a tract oiand
iYng in the said County, being the Western baIc o1
section fourteen, Of ownship two, of Rance ,broa
"esl oi ihe Meridian line West OF Pearl Riye- sa;J
'iaG' OF LAND heing divided from The ofber baIr r
ol ,he sad Section fourteen, by line rnnnno Nar,
and south, and being the Western balrcon,a;,,;n''
shIee hundred and twoniy acres. And tbe soid do
s'iuaal not appearing to replevy the same. ON mo
uoa OF the plaintiff by his attorney. il IS ordered ,D
ina, The said Defendant do appear here on ,5o
lNelith day OF our next October Term pui in en-,
elal bail and plead to the said Plantiirs Do,iaS .
judgment by default inal will be entered J.'o', OF
m' and The estate iakenin attachment viii ~ Isa's' @
leeed to ile said Plaintiffs domund and n ,a, SUD
TpS1Py o. tiHs order be published in ,bo Son,Io.S s
'l''e'' Tour weeks successvoly
copy Attest, WM STlN1ps n,
IOWA Ry g. ~ aNrS, Clerk,
Southern planter., 1832-11-03
NOTICE

WAS COMMITTED TO the jail
N OF Pike county, on the 5Oih Of May,
MS 1899, by Peter uuin, Esq as e rdn'
TA way, a negro man who calls his nane
a1H WILLIAM, aud says he belongs to
" u Francis Braugh, living in Lousanl
'sAaeaa!N---> lberville Parish. Sand negro is feel
high, black, spare made, free spoken, and is marx
Cd with whip on the butt; mad on when conpl'
yea coarse cotton shirt, cassine roundabout, sas
when he left home he had cassinet panlloons no
6ai' no shoes ofhs own. The owner ortlo above
described negro is requested to comply with the "a"
ma take him out ofJail, or he will be sold to py
lall fees and other charges.
THOS. NOR NAN, Slorp
juno 2Ist, 1929. 90
Southern planter., 1832-11-03
y. W. GILDART 4 , J. EVELETH,
T. c. BROWN & co .

HAVE received in addition to their general ms.
sorIment of drugs, &c-
Hydnodaie of Potass,
Lytharge,
Ciinc Acid,
Gum Elemi,
Burzoin,
Tragacanth,
Copal,
Petroleum.,
Syrup of Bucklhornt,
Cinnamon Water,
Salacine,
Hydnodaie of Iron,
Macassar Oil,
hoiiman's Anodyne,
Magic Matches,
Elastic Ca,heiers,
Smith Prenus Fancy Soap,
Veslimental Soap,
Chloride Of Lime,
Chloride Of Soda,
Solution ofDnio,
Black Snake Root,
liemlnthocorion,
Oil Of Copaiv,
on Of Amber, Rect.
Oil Of Yilrol
Croion Oil.
Puy. lpccac,
Red Lead
Moxons Aperient Mapnesia.
~ OF Blackpepper,
Male Ferne,
Silver Lancet Case,
Breast Pipes,
Nipple Shells.
Cream Of Soaps,
Cofslcan Wonnseed, DC.
August ~, 1899,
Southern planter., 1832-11-03
OrFIcE OF fuE WEST FELIctANA
RAIL RoAD COMPANY.
Au0ttcf ~ foQo

cr4,r august II, 1889.
lst of October until the 18th Of November newt
Tor The grading on the FIRST division Of The Wesl Fel
clana Rail Road, beginning at the Mississipni rv.
er near 81 Franclsvllle, and extending in tho rec-
ton Of the present travelled road 10 Wood,ille +.
distance Of eleven miles. The division will ~
land of into suitable sections, and the Eopineor ~
the company will be upon the ground to qive the
necessary explanations. Al the same Time will be
received, proposals for furnishing thesnecessa,, ,a
terlals for the formation Of the track, CONSISTING of
soan'hngo OF rod cypress, cedar or pine, six inches
oy slx inches in width, and varying from sixteen
to forty feet in length all lengths varying rron
each other by four feet. Wooden sleepers Of ~
press, white oak, locust cedar, mulberry or willoy
from to inches in diameter, and from seven -
eight feet in length
!, OF The Southern Planter, al Woodvile ,,d
tho Mercantile Advertiser, al New Ori,na1 '.i, ans
publish the above till forbid "'''
JoHN n. DILLAHUNTY.
80 Chief Engineer
Southern planter., 1832-11-03
October 20, 1899
NOIYCE.

LFUIIJE.
LETTERS Testamentary were granted loa.
undersigned at the August Term of the Omn..
Court of Amite county, on the estate of W@,.
Everett, deceased-All persons having claims !,
gainsi said estate are requested 10 present thems
ly authenticated within the time prescribed ~ lI
or they will be forever barred r.
HENRY r EVERETT,
JOHN EVERETT. Ettal
Liberty, Sept, l2, 1926
Southern planter., 1832-11-03
u RIDDLE

LAS Teceised and is now opening, general
.ssoFimento Of GOODS, which he will sell on
g good terms as ANY n Woodyillc.
Sane I, 1882 re
Southern planter., 1832-11-03

LETTERS Tesiamentary having been o,.
ed by the Orphans Court of Amite county. y
October Term, 1882, on the Estate of 10llI
kaibon, deceased; all persons having clam.
gainst said estate will present them within N
time prescribed by law, or they will be Co,s'.'
barred. 'Oe'''
Southern planter., 1832-11-03

RANAwAY from the subscriber, on Ibs m
INST. a negro fellow named A5ner, 25 or 30 ,e1
OF age, about five feet high, dark colnplecled-sm,l
red eyes-a scar over one eye--rather slow sUeu
has very good capo--cotton clothing na
shoes, color Of leather just curried. think he MI
aim for Mr. Martin Lewis not far from Holmesul.
where he lived before purchased him. and M
others. A liberal reward will be given 10 anY N.
son that will secure him in any iail. or HDt
him to me, living four miles lrom ST. FraDcsvI'
ON the upper Jackson road.
~. GIDEON NEylLl
Nsa EeLiciana, Ia, OFT 10Th. 1889 mi
Southern planter., 1832-11-03

RESPECTFULLY tenders las services to the
Citizens ofWoodvile and vicinity, in The diferen,
branches of the Dental Department, and feels conf.
dent, that by his knowledge and experience m the
proiession-and having the advantages ofa Medi-
cal Education, that ample satisfaction will be giyen
to all who may favor him with call
lie Will exiract separate, preserve and embellisL
the Teeth in the best manner.--Plug with Go,d ~
Silver and insert artificial Teeth, Of the host ma.
tenals. The diseases ofthe Mouth, Gums &, Teel5
promptly cured. ''''
Ladies and Gentlemen will be waited upon in the
country, i rcqured.-Ile will be found n, tbe
Woodyille Hotel - '''o
Woodville, Oct II, 1882. 4i-tr
Southern planter., 1832-11-03

CHAUNCEYS S. & III. ID. KELLOGG con.
tinue to practice aw as heretofore Their Of
fee is opposite the Bank
Woodpille, January @, 1889. 3yI
Southern planter., 1832-11-03

LETTERS Tesiamentary with the WIN d,
nexed, having been granted to the undersors
on the Estate of MARTHA RrcnARpsoS n
ceased, by the Honorable Orphans' oa.ri n
wilkinson county, at the last August Teul
1889; all persons indebted to said Estate n
please call and settle their accounts, and Ii
those TO whom said Estate is indebted, win br
sent their accounts duly authenticated wibin,r
time prescribed 10y law, or they will be Eslel
barred recovery
r. RICHARDSON, Erecuo
September 8, 1882 36w6
Southern planter., 1832-11-03
Law NOTICES.


O. ID. BOYD,
ATTORNEY g. CouNsELLoR AT Law.
OFFICE ON Bank Street, nearly opposite tho
Bank
Woodviiie, August 10, 1889. 80
Southern planter., 1832-11-03

A M. DUNN, will practice Law in the courts
Of Wilkinson, Amie and Pike counues-Supreme
a. Chancefy courts. Office ia Woodyille, recent
y occupied by Messrs. Smith & Fauar.
June 2, 1889. 22m6
Southern planter., 1832-11-03

A. S. RANDOLPH, Attorney and Counsel
lor at Law having settled himself in Woodville,
offers professional services to his friends and the
public lie will practice in the Circuit Courts Of
Wilkinson and Amite counties, and the Supreme
and Chancory Courts in Natchez. His Office is
on the Northeastern corner Of the Public Square.
Woodyille, Feb. II, 1892. 6
Southern planter., 1832-11-03

THOMAS c. WEST, will practice Law IN
the Courts of tins county.--Also in the Circuit
Courts Of Amiie, Pike and franklin; and in the Su-
preme, Chancery, and District Courts at Natchez.
Office next doorto the slessrs Kellogg's.
Woodpile, April 28h, 1892. II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-31
MOHasieur TOnsOm

AJlLL stand again the ensuing season at my Stable.
fifteen miles from Jackson, twelve from Bel6eld.
thirteen from Halifax, N. c. thirty-fve from warrenton,
and hfty-sevcn south Of Petersburg, Va sThe season
will commence the first of February, and terminate the
hrst OF July. He will be letto Mares at Fifty Dollars the
season, which may be discharged by the payment of For
ty Dollars within the season.-Mares can be insured at
sevcnty-iive Dollars; the insurance money will bedemand.
ed so soon as the Mare is discovered 10 be in foal, or the
property changed-one dollar viii be expected 10 the
Sroom in every instance. Large and extsr siyepastsfraoc
sown IN small grain expressly for Mares left ssitNi me horse !.
and separate lots for Mares aud colts, and b0ard 8 .65eMts
gratis. Those sending at a distance, if conrenfe II f.;nI
send servants with their Mares, so that they n&vS6ettSat-
tended 10 agreeably to their own instructions. Mares viii
be led, II required, with grain at thirty cents per day. No
responsibility for accidents or escapes, but every precau-
ton will be taken TO prevent them.
PEDIGREE.-JHonsieu T0nson was by Paco1et; he by
the imported horse Citizen; he by Pacolet of England; he
by Blank; and Blank by the Godolphin Arabian, his dam
by Top Gallant; he by Galatin, Gallatin by imported Bed
ford, SC. Sells grandam by Grey Medley, imported
Oscar, imported Fearnought, SC. Sc. Monsieur Tonson
is the full brother of Sir Richard, Henry and Champion.
Sir Richard and Champion, have proved to be superior race
sidored the most distinguished horse in the Western coun-
try. Monster Tonson has made himself so well known
by his unrivallcd achievements on the Turf, as TO render
all further notice unnecessary. Those who desire to see a
more detailed account of his pedigree and performances,
are referred TO the American Farmer, volume 9, page 800;
and also to the Turf Register and Sporting Magazine, for
January 1881. WILLIAM MOODY.
Mountforest, Northampton Co. N {. Jan. 81. S3-w4w