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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-08-23
From 5tacklcood's .hagasiae, for June.
TIE HOUR OF FORTUNE

"Ne have stili a home, my Emily, though
it is poor one" said Ernest barley TO hi
beautiful young wife, the first day he tool
possession of their lodgings in AN humble al
ley IN London. II little thought, when W.
used to wander in the old woods at Balstoa
that should take you to such miserable
abode as this 50
81 am happier here, dear Ernest, than in
woods Of Baiston .
"Now, by heavens, il makes me angry ia
see you happy believe you would continue
TO smile and be contented If we were both in
Jail"
''If we were in Jail together, Ernest"
"Ah! bless you, my own dearest. Fortune
cannot continue to frown upon 80 much good
ness
1.-The Christian calls Fortune By different
name. He calls it Providence
swell, providence, fortune, fate, chance,
or whatever other name it rcioices in, can
not surely persecute rs for ever We are
guilty of no fault"
ave married against your unele's will He
spurned US from tile moment We were united.
lie must have some reason surely for his de
testatIon OF me-"
"What reason can any one have 60 detest
you2 You were poor--had he not told me
pfDt anu pF~t d6atu 'tidt utd uOt care fpF
wealth in the object of my choice? You were
young, beautiful, accomplished. nay equal in
birth-it can't bet can't be! tell you il
must be something that have done which
makes han SO enraged."
"And what have you done. Ernest, that
can make him your enemy? You bore with
all his bumors and caprices; you were affec-
tomato to him as son: he loved you better
than any thing else upon earth. How kind
he was TO you in your youth, and how well
YOU deserved his kindnessi No, ne, il is me
he persecutes me he hates"
'fihen NAV the God Of -
"liush! hush dear Ernest He may yet
relent"
"Relentf Ha, ha. Sir Edward barley ne
lent | tell you he makes il one Of his boasts.
that he never forgaye. and never win forgive
even an imaginary offence. Relent. tell you
he is Of that stubborn, obstinate nature, the
feeling OF repentance is unknown to him"
TRY him, dear Ernest; he cannot be SO
immovable Ask him in what we have often
ded him, and tell bin we are axious to atone
for our offence"
"Have ] not written 10 him. Have ] not
begged an interview, 10 terms which 1 never
thought should have meanness enough to
address to mortal man? Have not besough
,im al least to inform me what have dom
70 draw down his indignation, and has lac
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-08-23
'sCioy, Lberty and Union %
The Peoples Ticket.

THE FRIENDS OF AMERICAN IN
DTSTRY. LyN'TE R.N.4L LHPROVE
.ME.NT, IND CIVIL QU.4LIFIC%
TON FOR CIVH OFFICE.
] Dist John A. Chandler, ofNorfoik count
Q John Ross. of Isle of Wight,
8 Benjamin Hatcher, of Manchester,
a John Tucker, Of Brunswick,
S Samuel Branch, OF Prince Edward,
6 Foriunatus Sydnor. Of Lynchburg,
Z David Saunders, of Bedford,
8 Thomas r Joynes, of Accomac,
9 Chapman johnson, of Richmond,
10 Joseph c. Cahell, of Nelson,
IL James Barbour, sen. of Orange,
10 Charles Hill, Of King and Queen,
IS John Taliaferro, of King George,
IA Sydnor Bailey. of Londoun,
IS Thomas Marshall. OF Fauquier,
is Philip c. Pendeton, Of Berkeley,
II John White Page, of Frederick,
10 Waldo P. Golf, of Harrison,
10 Samuel Miller, of Augusta,
@ Edward Watts, of Botetourt,
q Peter H. Steinhergen, of Mason,
81 Charles l.. Crockett, Of Wythe.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-08-23

The Poor.-The New York Courier states
that there are at present, in that city, FIJI
TEEN THOUSAND souls dependent upon
charity for support Will those who are
clothed in purple and fine linen, aud who fare
sumpiuously every day, think oil lhis9 Aud
viii they not do more than ihiIak!
RecoH Ia The Nee jersey State Prison, at
Lanbertoa, beLoio Trenton, IN J.)-A des-
perate attempt at escape was made about four
O'Clock, on Sunday afternoon, by the prison
ers confined IN the New Jersey State Prison,
TO escape over the walls A number OF the
inmates were INDUCED through the course Of
the day with walk in the yard, IN the care
oil the under keepers, one of which is sta
toned in a small armory on the top Of the
wall on the east side. The malconlents had
constructed a ladder by means OF weight
tied at the end Of a weavers cham, (yarn,)
and 10y rearing a carpenters work bench a
gainst tue wall, near the guard house, and
watching Their opportunity, when MIR. Neal,
the guard, bad stepped into the house, threw
the weight over the wall, and one oil the pri-
soners, named Long, with knife III his
hand, essayed to mount up 1t.
AT this moment MIR. Neal stepped out and
discovered their movements, he Immediately
ran TO the armory, and seizing musket, at
tempted TO regain the platform, but was piled
SO literally with brick bats, as for time TO
prevent bum. Long called out. as he ascen
ded the wall, LAY back, you ID rascal,
or you will die the harder Mhen get to you!'
Nothing dauated, Mr. n. succeeded in getting
out, and raising his piece, told the fellow to
deslst or ne would shoot him, this he refused
TO do. aud MIR. n. fired, the charge taking
effect in the neck and with a single excia
nation, Long dropped liieiess TO the earth.
young man. OF desperate habits, then seiz
ed the ladder, and attempted TO rise, MIR. n.
presented another masket, and told him to
retire, but was UNDECIDED, he then fired a.
gain, woundng the fellow very badly in the
foot, he fell to the ground, aud thus ended
the attempt They were Immediately locked
up in the cells. - Chronicle.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-08-23
MILITARY CAUCUS TICKET.
FOR PRESIDENT,

ANDREW JACKSON, Of Tennessee.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
MARTIN VAN BUREN,, Of .Ne,c York.
PHILIP z. BARBOUR, OF pUginia.
/ Dist George Loyal, of Norfolk,
2 John Cargill, of Sussex,
8 James Jones, of Nottaway,
a Thomas NJ Nelson, Of Mecklenburg.
|! Archibald Austin, of Buckingham.
6 Richard Logan, of Halifax,
z Joseph Martin, of Henry,
William Jones, of Gloucester,
o William Fl. Roane, Of Hanover,
10 Samuel Carr, of Albemarle,
IL Lawrence T. Dade, Of Orange,
10 Archibald r HARDWOOD, of King & Queen,
- Samuel Blackwell, Of Northumberland,
IA John Gibson, of Prince William,
Is Inman Horner, of Fauquier,
I6 Heroine l. Opie, of Jefferson;
II James NJ Mason, Of Frederick,
10 John Mcmillan, OF Brooke,
10 Jacob ID williamson, OF Rockingham,
90 Charles Beale, of Botetourt,
81 Thomas Bland, of Lewis,
90 Andrew Russell, of Washington.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-08-23

MIR Russell. jackson member oil con
gress from Ohio, upon his return home, pub
lhly renounced Jacksonism!
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-08-23

The Ohio State journal contains public
address, signed by twenty two of the citi-
gems of Columbus who were "among the ear
ly and firm supporters of Gen. Jackson as
signing their reasons for withdrawing from
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-08-23

Meetings of the people of Michigan are
appointed by law for the LIST Of October. to
vote on the question whether it is expedienl
to form State Government
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-08-23

Mclmchoiy.-The N. Y. Mercantile Adver-
tiser says: ave regret to learn by private
letter from Stratiord, Conn that Chancellor
Kent and his lady were riding in a gig on
Saturday afternoon, when about two miles
from the village, the gig unfortunately upset,
and Mrs. Kent was much injured, having had
her collar bone and one Of her ribs broken.
We are pleased to add that medical aid was
Immediately obtained, and she is doing well.
The Chancellor escaped unhurt."
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-08-23

.fmy Dardin once more 1t is stated in a
Louisiana paper that the President had with
bid his signature TO the bill allowing pay for
the renowned horse Romulus, and that the old
lady win appear on che Washington course
next winter, and run dozen another generation
of Congress men.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-08-23

gems of Columbus who were "among the ear
ly and firm supporters of Gen. Jackson as
signing their reasons for Withdrawing from
his support. -
As kind of set off to the article publish
ed "by request" by our contemporary last
week, we insert the following:
At .Ne,cask, Ohio, on the 9th inst. jack
son meeting took place, for the purpose OF
appointing delegates TO represent Licking
county in a district convention, which was to
convene on the 18th inst to nominate an ad-
ministration candidate for the next congress.
The meeting, II is stated, was pretty hume
rously attended; and as this county forms a
part Of the congressional district heretofore
represented by Mr.. Stensterry,-he by invl-
tation was present, and requested permission
to address The meeting for the purpose of vim
dicating the course be deemed il his duty to
pursue during the last winter, which he tri-
umphantly accomplished to the entire salts
faction OF all present,-and they adopted re-
solutions, almost unanimously, thanking MIR.
Stanberry for his public services, and recon-
mendlng him to The peopleo the district, as
a candidate for reelection. The chairman
and ten others left the meeting when Mr..
Stanberry was granted the privilege of ad-
dressing the meeting --.South Branch Int.
Literary The poet Moore is TO become
sort Of JOINT editor with The poet Campbell
of the Metropolitan. and the first article in
the July number of that periodical. an Eas-
tern ale in prose and verse, is from bis pen
Lady Blessngton. who knew Lord Byron in
E4ly, is about to give record OF her con-
versatons with the poet, TO Bui~er and the
New Monthly.
Green Fruit In noticing the lamented
death of Chief Justice Ewing, at Trenton,
the editor Oh the Salem Messenger remarks:
he died of the Cholera at that place on Sun
Gay having, on Saturday, as we hear, ca
len hearty dinner Of The good things of the
including green corn, sudden at
tack OF diaIshea ensued, followed by chola
"a, collapse and DEATH"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-08-23

Madame Schroeder DeUrient.--Of this Ger
man successor to the Malibrans and Pastas,
the London critics speak in unmeasured terms
of admiration. The Times excaims, 1--WE
know not how TO say enough OF Madame
Schroeder Devrient without appearing extra
VACANT, and yet the most extravagant eulogy
we could pen would not come up to our idea
Of her excellence. She is woman of the
first rate genius, her acting sklful, various,
impassioned, her singing pure, scientific, and
enthusiastic. Her whole soul is wrapt in her
subject; yet she never for a moment over
steps the modesty Of nature. Every lover of
music or of acting should see and hear this
extraordinary woman" She is said TO be a
fine looking parsonage withal. 1t is in Beet
hoven's 'beautifal aud sublime opera" Fidelic
that she has achieved the capdyaiou of the
musical world,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-08-23

Robert Dale Owen has arrived in England.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-31
TTTE ELECTION

As the day for choosing The Electors approaches, we
mink our duty to lay before the Public the Proceedings
OF several OF the Jackson Committees, which
iand We commence them to-day, and will hurry through
them as fast as possible:
JochSon Corresponding COMMITTEES for nmheysi county
At meeting Of the Committee at the Court-hOuse,
monday the 10th Of August 1892, majority being pre-
sent-whercupon a communication read from the
central Committee" at MISUNDERSTANDING
among other things the enlargement Of the several Cor
fesP0"aHg Committees, wherein IL might be desirable
by any Of the Committees so TO doand the same being
considered
On motion, "ResoIgcd unanimously, That II is expe.
ard Oh motions sevcaly made the nsmeo Of sundry
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-31

nudson' Peter Shelton, George Gunter, Daniel Gray,
Thomas NJ Clark, Austin Jones, Henry Roger, Joseph
hoger kev Joshua Adams, Marvel Spencer, Paul c. In
gram, Richard Stcgall, Abram Reynolds Moses Clark
George Clark, George Burruss Francis Nowlin William
thompson, John Davis, JAS. Boiling Blackmore Hughes
bevcredge Hughes, Nathan Hail. Samuel Terry James
Morrison, Thomas Morrison, Capt jeremiah Burnett va
ienune Burnett, Moses Burnett, Obadiah Burnett, sr
Rowland Rowan Hurt Jonathan Hubbard, Rev. John Conner,
William Conner, John Conner ir George r. Davis NJ,
thaneI Akers, John Akers David McAiexandcr Samuel
McAlexander, Rev VIM. Lee, Charles Thomas ir Tho
mas Dehart, John Paiier. William Via James Via John
Massey John Hancock, Richard Thomas, Robert Wright
George Leymann, VIM. Lawson, and John Sheler And
then the meeting adjourned
Signed, GREENSYILLE PENN, Chairman
Nj. SANDEFUR, Sec'rU
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-31


OF her uthc 1honns " Brookihg, county of he.to
hoId, Harriet Augusta Nlne
merry OF Petersburg, and Washington
Gy removed from earth in tire Goth ho
pa devoted husband, two helpless infants, parents whose
ss o consenay OF disposition than by aud
OF whom
SnicHed he Tho death oi such occasion OF
hehrticnig grIei To surviving iendsand
ei Goes not penetrate the dark valley the
gle winch knows friends Nall
ncPr ct our holy regon she had no impor
ec righteousness OF her could she he
Cod and there believe, that lie had
spared tle longer she would have publicly
eeemer whom she hnd recently precious to soul
lCoMMUNIc Died in county on Tuesdv
S at the residence of her brother Sese Miss Fu scs
EGAh aged ~ years Tho writer this Of
tn9 memory OF deceased ficnd-mself familiar alas ~ M
junction and desphrhas seldom been called
moro distressing, rcndig
ms reckless thirst for plumber, ong
"ng by his fell touch all the
winch youth aud fancy heart
expectations of
ne e elastic step and henthu glow bid ene
ing "sunc the delicate and ouientng
consequently had around the of
source OF sad and painful remembrance
az" can alone ehncc But
~ winch spring around the altar Of
u uc me onde hopes that glitter in the
nestle bliss the fist whitening sTipo of ds
efe and
fragile
ness oi womanhoo-wheD the auemcns
E perspective before her ardent gazoaud Of
misfortune d chilled the genial Of thoughts Bnt nIl
IoTa was lowering OOiho the parting wu her
PuIe and gGnto sfrt To- the % realms of rest"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-31
JACKSON EEECToRAL rICKEr

Norfolk.
I'd. John Cargil, Of SUSSEX.
Sd. James Jones, Of .N0ttOtCdY
4th. Thomas NJ. Nelson, Of .iIechlen6uyR
9th. Archibald Austin, Of buckingham.
9th. Richard Logan, Of HaLfdr
9Th. Joseph Martin, of Henry.
Sth. William Jones, Of Gloucester.
9th. William II. Roane If Hanover
10Th. Samuel Carr, Of .4iGemd,Ie.
llth. Lawrence L. Dade, IF GRUNGE
l2ih. Archibald II. Harwood, Of King s Queer
Ioth. Sanuei Blackwell, g/rONosthssss1c,IoaA
18th! JOHN Gibson Of Prince JpiHiam
18th. Innau Horner, Of FGuquier
10th. Hiram l.. Opie, Of J,f crson
I7Ih. James Nj. Mason, Of Frederick
18Th. John Mcmillan, Of Brooke.
10Th. Jacob ID. Williamson, Of Rockingham
goth. Charles Beae, Of Botctoult
2ls Thomas Bland, IF LetCis
22d Andrew Russell, Of bpGsGinefo,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-31

NBR. JOHN FISHER-Sir: Take notice, that
I'VE shall on the itI day of October next the office
oil Mr. Herbert a. Claiborne Esq in the city of Ricls
mond State OF Virginia proceed to take the dispositions OF
George NJ. Branch, VIM. s. Fisher and Others TO be read
as evidence III suit pending in the Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and Chancery for the county Henrico in
virginia IN which John Robertson Attorney General Of
the commonwealth OF Virginia, is Plaintiff and Yourself
myself and others, Deicndants-to be continued from
day to day between tie hours of 9 o'clock a. NJ and
O'Clock p. NJ. until Finished.
NJ c. LAKELAND.
August 81 33-wfw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-31

4'riOed at CITY POint-Ship EaUAToR, Glover from,
Liverpool, with dry goods, hardware cutlery, crockery
ware salt, SC. &c.-To Charles Ellis, F. s. s. James
CO.. c. & A. Warwick, j. +. Taylor, Taylor & Garland
George l.. Sampson, John Van Lew, John j. Werh, Jr
Crane, WIN. Allison, WIN. Smith, Richmond; Edwin
James < CO.. Armistead s. HARRISON Paul & Mallau
an Lew Morton, MOrdecai & Osborne, PETERSBURG;
Fhcodciick Robertson & Co.. Lynchbwg.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-31

ds 4 A REWAKD.--Abscondcd iron, his boat on
~ 4 W the 9th inst, BOB who cabs himself
BOB TONEY. He is OF a light compile zion has one or
two of his fingers little drawn FROM cot on the wrist
aud about 30 years OF age. purchased him of Silas
Ohohundro but he formerly belonged to John w. Toney
OF New Canton, for whom he worked ~ the head man of
boat JIM absconded in September, 1916 is very black
little bowegged, has large his face, and IS about
40 years old Vie purchased 10y Nicholas Lewis from
the estate OF Thomas Muier Of tie county York JOHN
abscOndcd in July 1912 Of bright comp has some
OF his fingers drawn from being shot IN the about tho
Thomas Kemp of Gloucester, by Nicholas Lewis I will
give Fifty dollars, each, for JIM and JOHN and Ton
dollars Tor BOB, delivered to me, secured in ail
that get them again. DANIEL y. LEWIS
fluvanna, August 81, 1882. S3-w8w-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-31

AZ meeting the Commissioners appointed to receive
subscriptions IN the county Hanover the James River
aud Kanawha stock. held at Hanover Court house. on
Tuesday the 2s ofAugusi 1892: Col Parke Street took
the Chair, and Charles Thompson, r appointed Sc
Crctary.
tcns RcsolUcd. That books be opened in THO office
Of the Clerk OF the Court Of the said county Tor s pr-
pose Of receiving subscriptions.
Resoiued, Thatte Commissioners disseminate inGorma.
ton generally in the said county, that subscription books
thus opened and that they invite subscriptions
Rcsoiocd. That these proceedings be signed by the
Chairman and Secretary and forwarded to the Editors OF
the Enquirer and Wing with request that they publish
them in their respective papers. = STREET Chm'n
CHARLES T1roMpsoN, it, Socy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-31

To THE EDIroRs-This is the first article have pub
lished in your paper; for before, except on bl
siness, have | troubled your columns. Henry Clay
is nailed by Benton TO the counter as n counterfeit
politcian-though in all other respects gentleman.
Private character and public character not synoni-
nous terms. " The adjourned question" If " uerdci.
ty'-Gye, " that adjourned question" Of UerGciiv'
What? the Fisheries and the Navigation Of the Mssissip-
pi, sc. &C. &c, and moreover, that "Gdj0Hed question
John q. Adams and II. Clay What incongriityl-
In what a situation would the development of that adj
iouned question of Ghcn secrets place these two po-
liticiansl
In our section Of country we cry aloud long live and
long be supported that who has the " Roman finn.
ness, to nail To me the institutions the
land and amply fulfil what he has heretofore said This
is afraid OF complying with his word. There is
no adjourned question:" 10 him II my memory has
not failed me, Mark Antony harrangued over Cesar's
tomb but Benton Brutus.
The writer of this assures the Editors that no nerve
shall be left unsrained to m up the 81 the HeTOs
ycUard-rclyiug firmly that virtue gsdhed continues TO
merit IT,. LIBERTY AND 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-31
MARRIED


On tho 10th inst by the Rev Stanton Mr. Fitzbc lin,
comb TO Mise Martin, daughter VIM Fnyila
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-31
THE PRESIDENT.

Ills friends and fellow citizens will be prddGcd to
safety at The Hermitage on Wednesday evening last Ce
iSn) We were not prepared to him little fahgued
vg lo8 and oisome journey, and in the enjoyment Of
n excellent health at the close OF session Of Congress
~ unprecedented leDgth which must, necessarily have
nPOse9 upon hin, IN the discharge Of his official duties
y Pl"VOus aid labor0us task. Ills VISIT VIC learn with
Yuoy regret VIII probably be Of much shorter duration
US u'ends 10 s quarter could desire On TuesdaV
ioNt he may be expected n Nashville The arrange.
.FaslDHc RepubhcqH ''7'0 '"''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-31

AtARRIAGES AT AUCTION. On Friday morning
~ the 3is inst, at 10 o'clock in front Of our Auction
Store, number OF carriages, which ~ one ele
CANT new carriage built IN the most superior manner and
the latest fashionable style, with harness complete
SELDEN & CLELAND, Auct'g.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-31

s. & G. attend sales every description whether in the
City country particularly sales Of real estate, slaves
groceries and furniture, dry goods horses and carriages
jewellery and fancy articles books, paintings and engav-
ings. Aug % 32-2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-31

We are sorry 10 understand, that Judge William Browne
OF Williamsburg, has resigned his office Judge of the
Superior Court Of Law and Chancery for that District.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-31

D. Tho Address Of the siaunon Convention will appear the
course Of The next wock Clinton" will be prepare
me rest OF his Nos for tho Press. We do desire
90 our possession
EHaArtIn paper of the 18th inst
ea over The signature Of JoHv L. COINS, NJ D. describing the
premoniory sympomo yclow fevered yolow
yHred tongue For "c tongue cold "ho
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-31

NANTED, as an Apprentice 10 the Printing busi
w ness. an active, intelligent youth Of respectable
connections from ~ 10 IS years Of age APpy at the o
hce Of this psPor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-31

The columns of the Telegraph are now "no slam
rer that once favore organ of economy, has become
The dpoogtSt ofHs system" THAT of ertrdragance and
most 'nPardHed prodigatity which it says Gen. Jack
son has brought upon the country This is auda-
be false. ~ ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-01
ssTssasvebcs..

"A Beautiful bay of great power, will stand The cnsu-
- ing season at my Farm, (Dovcr) on James River
~ the County OF Goochland twenty two miles above
ctmond, and ten below the County Court House. and
be allowed to the moderate price of fifteen
dollars ne seasondscharged by twelve deiars ii paid
by the fifteenth of July (whcn ;he season will expire y
twenty live dollars will be required ensure mare viii,
ioa TO be paid the is known be in fal
o. - parted withgood pasturago will be afforded gratis TO
mares e with the horse, and good taken them,
but no liability for accidents escapes The mares will
be cd !! directed az twenty five cents day Brimmcr
viii be al his stand The 1s day OF March ready 10 serve
mares. r. r IISRiiIeOS
gTee-i3Timmcr gotten by Ilcrod, his dam by
ROBIN i'edbreas, his grand dam by Shark great grand
dam by GIVE, g. e. grand dam by l.ah, e. 6. T. grand
dam by Bdylors Fcrnought, e. &. q. g. grand dam by
Old Janus, &. e. 8. g. g. grand dam by Wilmington o. r.
g z. s. g. grand dam by Old Janus.
-, 8f'mmcr Pedsres e1YiaiRed -Hcrod was gotten by
Thomas c. Bunbury's Diomed Dioned by F'orizcl in
England, Florze by lIcroL, eroi by MIR Crofts cele
braicd horse Partner, Robin Rcdbreast was gotten by
the Earl Derby's horse Sir Peter Tcaze Sir Peter
reazlc by Iighyer, IIighhycr by lIcod Herod by Mr.
Srot Partners Shark was gotten by Marsh Marsh by
Lord Godophns Arabian Horse, who was called the Co.
dolphin Arabian Give was gotten by Baylors Fear
noght, Fearnonght by Regulas, Regulus by the Golo-
Pilh Arabian; Wilmington gotten by Lord Lowthcrs
Barb Horse, who called the White Legged IoYtbcr
Dalp' Feb. I'll. T02--2aw8il