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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-20
Campbell County Court, Juac tsym, 1882.

CampbeU County Court, Jnac term, 1882.
s.srancs Caaway, administrator de bonis with the
- will annexed of johu galloway, deceased rlantiT
giinst William stone. 4 iEarth ii7 wife Polly Stone
atda Stone, Sally Stone and Lucinda Stone, children
VIM aud FliAabeth, Jnnes &. Galloway. Henry Galloway,
John galloway and Georse Galloway, children ri James
G. Gala way, Matilda Galloway, William :. Galloway
John Glc.pe ani George Gillespie, children Of Nano
Gillespie deceased late Nancy Galloway, George W Cal.
liwny Doshit Galway widow Of W Iiam i!awa, Wi
Ian Batter ind D"shia his wife, late Do.hia Caawn5
Johh 'icVt and sally h' Vlte 1te sally Culaway, AID
fchard Hcwt, an infint son of eaii john aud sally
Hcwt, Defendants. a. rnancery.
On the mntin of the piintil hy council John Alexander
il assigned Guardian to the nfi defendant cnrJ lIew
H. 10 defend aim IL this SUIT, AMI ne defendants William
Stone and Elizabeth his Wit, Pol Stone Matilda Sy,pe
= lily Stone and Lucinda Stoar, elm llren II WIN. and
EA ibch. Jlme> C.CalnSay, Henry galloway, John Cal
r"ay aud Gaoee Ca'iisay, children Of James C. laway
Matilda Cna"ay, William :. cIlltw1y, Joha Gilespe md
Gefgn tllrspo. cillrcn OF Nancy GIr+pic, deceased
late Nancy Call tEit, h1ynT thi appear
ani given security according 10 the OF Assembly a
the rules OF this court pad appei by ntsfctory
dence that they inhabitants Of this oun,ry
efei that the said en ans do appear first
81 the next August term, and the bin of the
fiant and that copy otths order he forthwith inserted
~ some uew paper Hl shed in the of tvdrhlirg for
two m"m's successful, and posted thu front door Of
the court house, of this county.
JOHN ALEXANDER, e e.
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My early friends,
Ween not though am passing fast away,
Andtho my path thro' Deaths duh vale must
lay,
To heaven II tends.
Oh , weep no more
There's nothing but the struggles, now, OF death,
And they, soon as | yield this ileetins breath,
Nil all be Der
The stediast heart
Can cemy view the shadowy, darh deGle,
And tread 1t al alone aye with smile
From life depart.
Como round my bed
Each much-loycd form fain ogain would sec
Beloved oh, will you sometimes tIiipi ofno
When am dead
My brother, cone
No sister wilt thou have, with thee 20 rove,
Attwill,.h hour, thr5' meadow Of ti.ro' grove
I'm going home.
But oh prepare
Thysef tina, when thy dying hour has come,
And have reachd my fiua, glorious home.
Thouh Eeet me there
Mother, come thou--
Draw near aud lazy thy hand upon my heart
My hour has conc, and even m must part
I'm dying now
And so she was. Her sorrowing friends but hear'
One gentle sigh without u sound, her lips
Moved softly rs perchance some thought OF wsi
Yet fingered unexpreesed or else perhaps
1t was i low-breathed prayer
How tranquility
DO Christians die. You would have though, tia
scep
A deep, sweet, refreshing sleep, had conc
Upon hex in that hour, 10 bring new strength,
But, that her bosom sos j 10 bcavc a. when
We sleep ie's troubled sleep. And her dark cy
Waxed u;trolcss--and when she sunk to rest
The itngng lasiics closed not over it.
Alas that such an one should die MARY.
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ssOETdCAT..
Il0at nc Winchester Republican,
THE DYING MAIDEN

Upon couch she lay the burning flush
OF fever was upon her cheek, until
Ii seenl'd as il the rosy glow of health
Had lit again those features where 50 long
The hue Of sickness had been stamped. Aud yet
Diseases ravages had not ettaced
The heavenly sweetness OF her connenanee.
A group OF her dear friends had gathered round,
And thus she spoke 10 them Of that far land
Where Young and CHERISHED ones, who 20 from here
:" In lies young loneliness may meet asa!n
With those they lett
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IoR THE ViRGTSIAN

For THE VfRGTSIAN.
Nannring from, May 1881, 10 .Nay 1892
Spread from farm pen 2i3
do from stables LOG
do from tobacco houses 81
do saw dust and shavngs l22
do corn stalks, brush, &c. &c. 40
do from hog pen (not noted
do from Ncgrc es' cabins, (uot noted)
Making OK cart loads G53
Which did plentfully dress 10 acres
make large calculation on mhnurng, by May
next, having already spread about, OK loads,
100
In store ofloaves, &c IT, one bank, about 400
do in sundry other otiai, suppose SO
To which add farm pen. STABLES, &c. &c. do $50
1900
BY means of drift, and effect of water, which is
in operation l expect to manure 60 acres.
To which add 1900 loads as above n do
will have manfred IA acres.
suppose the water will, b. the aid Of manual
abo.i:. casting INTO the bitches drift on my land
many thousand Wagon loads Of leaves, bark, ro:-
ten wood, mould and sand; but as this is mostly
suffered fc lie as dispersed by the water, lcalcu-
ate 0a!y 20 acres nunuTcd BY Ills mcans
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-20
POLAND

We rejoice 70 see that the cause of III faet, bcos
ding Poland has not only engaged the sympailies
Of the British nation but awakened the attention u
the British Parliament. Inthe House Of Com
mons, Jun Goth debate Of thrilling interest DC.
cured on this melancholy subject. from which we
select such extracts as Our time ard limits permit
II was introduced by speech from Mir, cutlar
Ferguson, who reviewed. the history Of folands
wrongs anteeodent to her late desperate struggle
for independence aud then passed 10 Che eruet'es
and violations Of faith which Ind been practised
upon her since that war was terminated lie
said
OF y Polish Generals, who tlen became IN a
manner prisoners under the amnesty, the greater
portion were sent TO distant parts of the Russian
cmpirc. ard ef the whole nurnber only fosu had re-
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nhe{ efL9-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-07

TEVHE Subscriber las lately received and has
now on hand. several elegant Marble Ala
haslrr aud Ebony Fight day Clocks.
Ladies' Gold Lever Watches,
&, ntlemens' do do
DO Silver do
Plain English do
Enamelltd Pearl and JET Breast Pins,
Cameo do
DO Elmer Rings.
Elegant fine Gold Watch Chains,
DO Keys and Seal,
Silver ThinhIes,
DO spoctacies. with cases,
A splendid assortment Of Britannia Ware,
Do Plated CastoTs &g. &c. &c.
The subscriber again returns ns thanks q his
friends aud the pUbhc !or the patronage heret tore
extended 10 him aud assures them that 40 eXelton
shall hr wanting on lis part TO merit coHtlnuance.
tie sti cont unes 10 repair in the best and most
cnrtiul manner, the most moderate terms
| Clocks, Watches and DewelIy of every kind.
EDWARD BROWN.
April 30. Is
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NO'TAf't,,
DIR. NyM. rs. TOHLES
DAVID X. LY MAN.

a Duyal's old stand, Bank Square Lynch.
"a bur, Va. has just received Il lew fresh Me.
dcin,s, Paiut~, &c. VI.
Ioullapds MaccahaSnun
Rohn'f Iiquorcc Esans's Crown Iancots
Strychnlue Gold Fol for Dentists
Scaron Needles, Spls 1mpcnlme
Stone Ochrc, very superior, which, IN addition to
his former stock rcnders hrs assortment complete
An Of winch Will he sold Cor cash barter, OF 10
puuctunl customers on the most liberal terms
Aprl3o E
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gTIRGINIh.--At Il court held f.r Ruckir CHAN 80. I'D
y the l3'b day q March, ls}2Samuc J. " aher u
against Potter J. Fruci,co aud Charles Mekunr. N.
mlnstraors Of Peter Francisco, dec. Drtl..l iaH"
The defendant Peter J. Francisco, rot having e'".
his appearance aud given security Hrt oTdIs inHr '
Assembly and the rules of tins court, audlt aIraf
satisfactory evidence that he Is rot an uahlaHi ST
country 81. II l. ID that the sad absent dtis1a .
appeal here tn, nr,t day Of the re>t June ira.'
answer the TN of the plonuh, and that coy al .
der be forthwith inserted IN the LyIchlufp Nnsn.'
for months oily and posted at tint iioh-
of the Courthouse IN thu said county.
COpJ-1 este.
March DC nyn
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u lIirlNIA, To "lt-it Court Of QIrrfnrly sr.tr'
" continued ard hid f'r tlr caulN Of bsaloJ at tNr
t"Hrl. h'u,", the 29th dav Of March. ~
Hilnn Greenwood, Plaintiff npal.st Ultsoy Gnar''
N1lI"m ahb and Frances In Wiz, Richard tn o...
Idnc1 kng, Ihamns Payne and Mara ms Wiz, t.aI"-
faGoa} and Jont his wife, Abraham Grrtpnpst IN'w
EassaaN, and SOPHIA ms Wiz, and john Feather le.
In tHaa,rry.
The Defendant, bahnry Cooper Mn. IL y Frances
hi Wiz. not hdttur entered ireIr pa an r'rn,
CURRY acrordmg Ia thr act oi Assembly nud the n of ems
court aud II appearing "a the satisfaction oilie tn iIh
tleA nfc not inhabitants Of th 'ah .uH H
Of the pnIut0 by IN. Attorney ordcrrd tia tac"
defendants d" appear here fhc f.urtI NnuiH f Jun.
neNtt and answer thr bhi # tie Ilamuh, H8d that
copy Of this order b. forthwith Inserted IAnct-
lHgh@n Tor Two month successfully, Hud losfca al ''
from door Of the CONTIGUOUS ,ftats county.
A Capy-Icste, KO {. MIICILIIsCsR.t
Apnl 49, WIN
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DOMESTIC GOODS.

& I GORGE CAREY, corner Of Baltimore and
IN Charles Streets Baltimore, has for sale a sc
neral assortment Of DOMESTIC GOODS, con
sistIug in part of " WALrHtm APPLETON, Low
ELL, HAMLToN, NASHUA EXETER, AVERY, and
PirrsgELD MANUFACTURE6e- will
be sold on favorable terms by the package or Plcce
Baltimore, February IS 3m
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AEb'i'Is,E.


TENiiE subscriber acknowledgements 10 tn Month
"A offers for salc the d. sirahle Estate on which
he nov resides IN the upper end Of Comphell com-
ty, at the junction Of toosc Creek and Stanton
River containing Eiebt Hanir,d Acres, nearly
half Of winch IS cleared. There Is about one hun
drcd acres of good river low Ground, the balance
of the plantation IS hist and second rate up Land.
and geueralIy lies Welt-About5 - acres is IN clio
ycr-l he improvements are good-soy two sto-
ry Dwelling tiouze f. feet long and 20 vide. with
wing, frame Kitchen, - by Is feet, with all
other necessary out houses such as barns, stable,
corn houses, sc. lfthc above Is not sold privately
before the FIRST day of June next II Will that day
If air and ltno the next far day, be offered to
the highest b.,d hcPurchaser paying - 800
in caeh, and the balance in TWO equal payments of
one and two ycars, with a deed ottrust ON the pro
perry to secure the payment. The subscriber is
well aware ofthe difficulty ofthe times, and there
fore Is willing to sell bargain IN the property.
AHpersons wishing to purchase, will please call
and examine the property previous to the day Of
sale DANIEL BROWN
April2 ids
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NOI'it II.


THY virtue of a deed OF trust, executed 10 III
NE subscriber, on the 18th Of November le2s by
Ssyrin Jcter and Matilda his wifi, and recorded
according to law, N the Clerks o.iee Of Bedford.
aAaIl on Friday the 25ta day ol May le32. lior
certain purposes in sad decd mentioned at the pre-
sen, residence of the said s Jctcr sell to the highest
bidder, for cash, the three tracts ofland conveyed IN
sad deed VIZ one uaet on the waters of Goose
Creek in SAID county, containing 81 ocrcs-one
ohcr tract on the waters Of Bore Augur Creeh, IL
sad county containing ga acres and one other
tfaaj on the head waters OF Enoeh Creek an thn
said county, containing % acres tdess tracts he
contiguous and viii be all sold together Any
9crson wishing to engage IN flaming cannot. per
iupsprocure better situation IA the eo1uy there
/. at present fine crop growing upon the land.
which will be sod whit
Actlne as trustee tn, subscriber WI only convey
sQ-h tto as Is vested IN Inn by lie sad deed, ba
he believes the title 10 lie unqueslioaaby oood.
ROBERT CAMPBELL, Trustee.
Apr 80. wtds
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Otss -. -tI@s-I- /. 80.
DRAPER AND TAILOR.

Ed LsPECTFuLLY nfofulg he Citizens O
IA Lyuchburg and the Public generally that he
has returned from New York and Philadelphia
where be took much palus 90 procuring neat aud
fashionable Stock II splendid GOODS. FER Gentle
u,f vent Cofst#.lns ia patof the following
arts L. al ~ aAieh h. IS . sell Try low fr tssh
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LEtsI{oH

EEIfsIeRNS.
eg GASES fine ard superiine Leg horns, imported
~ direct, color and quality warranted, and priccs
as low as IL be desired
MCKEE,. ROBINSON g. Co.
ALSO, iso pieces new style Spring Celicoes
and Ginghams. black ltaiian Silks. india patterns.
and supcUor Sstip L=Yani.nes. afl Of the hrst OF
der. MckEt, r. 4 Co.
March IL "
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

street.
Also, my FARM, IN Amherst, one and halt
miles from the Corporation | would prefer to sell
the tdfm entire to one purchaser Ii / fad III tins,
shall, on tho first Saturday IN July, divide INTO
three several lots, and sell It at pubiic auction, as
follows, VIZ One lot tsay about 30 acres } within
a few hundred yards of The River On this lot thprc
is considerable portion OF wood land, " ell tn4iol-
ed hall the cleared land on tbs lot is fresh and hne
with cabin and stable, and Good spring, quit
convenient. The next lot, laying along SIDE, con
tuning about 30 aeres--a considerable portion Of
this lot Is finely tlmbered the nalaymg Wi and
Of excellent quality; a large portion Of the open
land iresa and good on this LOT there a good "a
bin AMI fine spring. From these two lots three
and four loads of wood may be made per day with
care. The third lot contains about 100 acres on
this there Is a comfortable dwelling house, good
slabiage, barn, &c with about l2O tIuit tees the
apples and peaches not surpassed 10y any IN tins
country. On this lot there IS considerable wood
land, aud much of the eoArcd IS fresh ana Of goos
quality with Il number Of huc springs.
THIS lotls worthy the attention otthe citizens
of town on account of its convenience, being not
more than a mile and lffrom the market house :,
and though So near town II Is nevertheless plea
SAINT private cctreat no public road passing through
or near the premises.
All the wood land on the ohoye tract, (say about
30 or 10 acres IS Of as good quality as any upland
IN thls section Of country.
WILLIAM BURD.
April 10
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CHEWING TOBACCO,
A Superior quality, As IS beloved by good judy
" es, to amy other N tins place put up by Par
tin (waoi IS entitled To hc credit Of the reputation
acquired by Royal Y Gilpin, and others, Tor the
best ever manufactured IN this country, IS now for
sale, only TWO kegs at
WARDS LOTTERY OFFICE,
at 10 cents per pound by the pound or larger quau-
.ity and II any one IS dissatisfied with the quail
ty, and viii say SO, upon his honor, the whole
price shall be returned Gail at
WARDS OFFICE
And see ii before you purchase elsewhere
G. WARD
March IL Is
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WI ILLIAN 3. REID, Thomas J. Reid, ad.
w m'rotJohn Rcd, dec. Joseph Godd ST anu
Roberto. Cutlcr--I ak notice that On Thursday
the 9th Day OF My next between tie rising and
setting oftho sum Al Hatcher's Old Store in the
county Of Bedford. shall proceed to take the de
positions of John Nueil. and Others to be read as
evidence IN " soitnow depending and uudetemin.
elm fhe Circuit Supeuo, Court of Law and Chan
ocg holden IN Lynthurg, in winch am plaintiff
and you arr defendants. And if the SAID deposl.
tons should not be finished oo Tia, day to be con
unurG from day to day, until completed And ON
Saturday tn, 16lh day of thr seHle month, 1t the
Office Of Giles Ward. IN the town Of Iynchburg,
shall taxi the depositoua Of Mrs ----- Reid aud
Others, 10 be read evidence IN the same SUIT, to
be also continued from day to day, if necessary,
Sundays eNceptedA I'll, completed
HENRY, a p aUP5r.
sen 81 Esther
April 26 w1w
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NEW DRY GOODS STORE.

HSIE SUBSCRIBERS having associated thcuf
- selves in businesses under the firm Of & IL
JOHNS be- leave to inform their friends acqualn.
,slce5 and the public generally, that they are low
opening, IN the house heretofore occupied by Hob
syn JOHNS a fresh aud well selected assortment Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, lately
rchased in New York, Philadelphia aud Bait.
CURE, suited to the season, and comprising almost
ny desirable article in that llne--Alao, select
m.al. Of Family Groceries purchased at the sume
MOI. The subscribers thiuli taey can offer every
d5i1cemcnt to purchasers, as the stock was pur-
hl'sei good terms, and they propose selling al
upall advance but they invite their friends to call
of1 exalniae for themselves
OF. 5OHN Johns.
was HOBSON JOHNS.
red B.--The undersigned takes tins opportunity
crea1der his grateful Acknowledgements to his Gus
<ilhrs for the patronage heretofore So Literally
eaLbwee on him and socIts of them continrl.
WIS HOBSaN JOHNS.
siAsy3. Is.
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SlS@: :. lTI,
NSE. E,Y PADG r. T,
Merchant Tailor,

NNE door nbovc Morgan y Mcdaniel and
SSnearly opposite pr IIowcl Dases's Drug and
Medicine Store, Will keep constantly on hand
general Stock of READY MADE CLOTHING,
VIZ.
Eu,, Black and Olive Coats,
Carrt brown aud steel mixed ditto.
Blue, olive lrock Coats,
Brown md cluct dtte
Stro mix md tltnct toattccs.
Black Lasting and Clreosslau ditto, for the sum.
mer,
Dtab, b.own aud bear shn Great Coats
ladcs and Gcutemens' PLAID Cloaks
Paualoons, Vests and Roundabout Goats
LAncn aud Cotton SHIRTS,
Shirt Collars and Stocks,
Irish Linen and Linen Cambria Shirt Bosous
Shoes and H0ts almost every article IN the Clothes
Inc, mauufactureAoi goods Of every style
ALSO, Some few Dry Goods and great many
other fancy articles quite too tedious TO mention,
Which am determined TO sell at reduced prices.
Friends and customers are respectfully invited to
call and examine themselves.
y L. The Subscriber is prepared TO execute
any order in his lime w,Jh the shortest notice and
feaiiest despatch l.. z.
April5. I'm
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ss-titGi NIA-N i,u.s holden u tul tl,ra'. af...
y the iWcHt superior tourr Of I.HN and C#ar.r. .
f1a fp..n of aeabau4, uu tlc I'm Any OF haaa f-
Nbanr,rv. Jamr, Sodd, rHuud, og,ln-' ! Ia ann.
Jim >ieid, Rlchald blyr and hllcaIl ufss. ..
mrrehnl, and partners trading und1 the ftIe alI a.
Richard Davis Il 60. the sud MtcnI,h DaY., j. l.,
risbt Edmund Logwood aud Da0noy Nj. hlftu.. b.
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CHEWING TOBACCO.

April
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-05-10
The high flooded Herse.
SIR PETE q,

(The propety@ Col. Wa r. JohnsOn,) I,
One Of The largest Of the Str Archy and
Sir Harry stock, will stand this season. on
Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays, M.
Ill ~ o'clock, m. at the stable Of Mr.. Eze-
kiel Showers, in Martinsburg; and on Thurs
days, Fridays, and Saturdays, at the stable
Of Capt John Lemon, near Binker's Hill,
and be let to mares at the reduced price Of
tsceive dollars the season, but may be dis
charged by the payment Of Ten dollars with
in the season; sizteep dollars to ensure a
mare in foal, to be paid when the mare
proves with foal; parting with, removing the
mare, or not continuing her regularly to the
horse, forfeits the insurance money. Great
care will be taken of all mares put to Sir
Peter, but no responsibility for accidents
The season has commenced, and will end
the FIRST of July next.
ay-Any gentleman wishing 10 discharge
the season within the same, can do so by
| paving to Mr.. E. Showers, Martinsburg, OF
TO Capt John Lemon, Bunkers' Hill, either
of whom are authorized to receive payment.
Nov g., 1892. JAMES BROOKS.
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GDTGRwn,

byron is full D feet 81 inches ,,ist. ! years
old next spring, a fine hay. a very great beau.
", eHceslent action, form aud strength, He
was got by the celebrated race horse VIRGIN
ian, who was certainly among Sir Archy,s
INST iayorite sons; his dam was Coquette fsbe
o.y OF Archy) who was also the dam OF the
distinguished race mares Virginia Layfette- s
Virginia Taylor; COgnettes dam was the
ceIeDrated-Old Bet Bounce; she was also the
uah1 OF Arab Bdrsheba, considered the mos,
promising young marc ever raised IN this or
any othet country she died very Dung. ne.
yer having ran but one race, which was n.
gainst the celebrated Henry which she won
very easily, Henry being no match for her.
iarih. brilliant sc. Bet Bounce was by the
Imported or Harry, the best son ofSlr Peter
i%eazio' by Old Medley; g 9 d. by Mark
h''hoh}' & g g d by Jolly Roger, q d
sne ian.ous imported mare Jenny Cameron.
& W.
Spring 1928, then three years old. he run
Tor the great sweepstakes over the Halieax
course, North Carolina, TO which there were
seven subscribers, $500 each, when he was
'ne second horse, making a fine race in eood
nme. although he was quite lame for several
Gays before the race. Fab after, he, an for the
post stake at Norfolk, five starting. two mile
heeis, entrance $500 each. This was among
Tue pest races ever run In the state. The 60
cond heat IN three minutes .forty t,so seconds
won ny Polly Hopkins, beating Byron moi =
length, lie again became lame. and did mot
run iot another race-was turned out and
!FS'ed the next spring. Fall 1929 I put him
IN framing, and continued him until his de.
ieeuVe leg gave way, when | was obliged 70
give INN up. While sound I had the highest
OPINION OF him. His stock is much appro.
ved-many of bis family sold very high: his
dam at IL years old for $1,000; his . d al 10
years old for $500; Sally Melville for sl60O.
ARAB for $4,000; Brilliant Cor $1,000: Taria
Tor 5000. For the distinguished race mare
y ifs'hla Lafayette. from the same mare 1yiz,
byron S dam, $500 was refused lust before
ner death Byron himself. az two wears OH,
Tor $500, Qately one half of him for sls0O3
Iof virginia Taylor, also out of the same
mare $4,000 was refused; at 8 years old rim
our races, won three of them, zone Of the
aces she won. was in three heats of two miles
'aoh' and each of the three heats was run in
afee m'antes and tyty fro seconds, eyinrin@
we speed and boitom;l foe a ~vearlinr 6jiTT
'ut OF the same mare $1,000 was refused. and
''hefS held at high prices.
WIN Il. JOHNSON.
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En,

NV horse SIR PETER, is a beautiful
blood bay, full five feet four inches high,
was nine year. old last Spring; he is a re-
markably sure horse, and his colts are un
commonly large and likely, be was gotten
by the celebrated foal -getter and high blood
ed Laurence, he by Sir Archy, dam by the
imported horse Sir Harry; G dam by Chan
%ticleer; G dam by Meade's OldCeler; g e z
dam by the celebrated running horse Lees
Old Mark Anthony; ggg 6 dam by the i'm
ported horse Fliunsp; g e dam by the
imported Old Jolly Roger, out of the old
imported mare Mary Cray; he vas out of a
very fine mare by the imported horse Won
der, and she from a mare by the imported
horse Alderman. Sir Peter was never train
ed to run, having been bred and owned by a
gentleman who had no propensity that way.
| purchased him witba view TO stand, on &C
count of bis good size. pure blood, and ex
~celleuce AS a loal getter
lillian r Johnson.
Chesterfield. January 10. 1892.