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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-13

NIRsISsA, JkEVERsoS COUNTY, Ser:
la the County Court,
Hiram CooGtz and Aun his wife, late Ann Rome
mus,
AGAINST
JOHN Coontz and Elizabeth his wife, late Eliza
beth Ronemus, John Agar, sRJ CaIlsrine his
wife, late C.tbsrine I,Onenus, Lewis. Edward.
George, William, Robert, Benjamin =. John
aud Charles Lucas, aud Elizabeth Me Murran,
late Elizabeth Lucas, children of Mary Lucas
deed, Who vas Mary Ronemus, and Ed Ward
Lucas, sen. her husband, spd William Me
MurTsn, husband Of tie said EIikabrtI, Nc MUIR
Fan, and LeSis, John, William, anil MARY
ClinkenbeaFsl, children ct Susan Clinkenbeart
deed, ~ho WAS Susan RonemuS
~ CHLN'CERT.
VVNilE defendants, John Agar and Catherine
u his wife, late Catharinc Ronemus, Lewis
CiinkenbtArd and john Ciinkenbearsi, adult chit
dren OF Susan Ciinkenbeari, deed, Who Vas Su-
aan Ronemu,, hot having catered their APPEAR
snec. sod given sce,irity, according 10 the act Of
sss-mbly aud the rules 1T this court, aud il np-
Pearing by satisfactory evidence tsa, they arr not
inhabiisnts II this country IL ~ 0rtIered, That
the ssid defendants do appear here on tie frs,
day of the next April teTnl u tl,is eoart sud an
sser the bali OF thu plaintiffs; aud that copy Of
iis order b. forth ith Inserted in sOne ncSsts-
per published IA the county % jefferson, Tor two
months sccrssitcy. ansi posted At the trout door
OF the ooutt-hoasr 20 this county.
\ copy-Testc,
Jsn ~, 1894.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-13
JcNerSOfs County Land
FOR RENT.

"A LEASE for a term Of one or more vear,
I N viii be given TO good tenant. upon
FARM Of $50 acres of land, lying about )
miles north OF ShePherdstown. Any persos
wishing to rent, can apply to Messrs. Harms
d Rutherford, in Shepberdstown, or 10 ID.
subscriber, Charlestown. Possession Ri,a
Immediately. q. w. sAPPiNGToN.
Fer the hsiys u 7hos. SsppiHgfoa
Jan. %, 1884.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-13
THE
GLOBE TAVERN,
ar IL4RPERSFERRY, va.

IN !SenaHskaA-!SS)
d prepared 90 accommodate, m The most
- agreeable manner. company travelling %
aud from tins place. The House - spacious.
and has recently undergone various repairs
adding 70 ts convenience and agreeahleness
me public generally shall receive the mOst
sausfactory accommodations, and a generous
support - confidently expected by their hum
bic servant, join FITZsINNONs
May 40, ls13.-n
~ Private families. travelling, can be
accommodated ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-13

WE HOUSE and LOT at present IN tho
Il occupancy Of Mr. Thomas L.ik.ns-
POSSESSION given on the LIST Of April neat
Also for rent, the large and commodou,
DWELLING HOUSE on the Msin-strect. At
ihls time occupied by MIR. Edward Huche,
Possession can be had on the lsl OF April ne1'
Also for rent, the SHOP, adjoining tbs
said house. Apply to
MARY MANNING
Feb fGll
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-13
Jan. 0, 1854.
VIRGINIA.. TO WIT

VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
AZ Rules holden in the Clerks Office Of the Cir
cult Superior Court Of Law and Chaneery for
Jefferson County, the first Noniay in January
1854:
John II. MeEndrce, .......... PLAINTIFF,
AGAINST
John Lemon and James Lemon, DETESpAxrs,
~ CHLN-CERF
1NHE defendant, John Lemon, not hav-
- ing entered his appearance, and given
seeurit, according 20 the act OF assembly and the
rules OF this court; and H appearing 10y sa,isfae-
tory evidence that he - not an iniabitsnt Of this
eountry: IL rs ordered, That the said defendant do
appear here on the FIRST day OF the next term, and
answer the ball Of the plaintiff; and that copy
OF this order lie forthwith inserted in some ne =
paper published in ChariestoSD, for two month,
sneerssiVeiy, and posted NJ tbs front door Of the
eooIt-hOuse ia the said town Of Charlestovn.
h CoPy--resic.
ROBER1' r. BROH.E.c. G.
Jan q. 1854
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-13

EIiZABETH ALLsTADT, widow Of /,
cob Allstadt, John ~. All,tsai. and Iu,.,s
L. Russell and Harriet T.. la, ~tf-
flnSTEFt.
Jesse Moore, Barbara Honkie, ENccrir,N -
John r. Henklc, Executor of John iIstk..
dec ii, John Moler. Rswicigh No,er %,
Moier, Sylvester a.. Moicr. Jacob NJ.
and Nancy h., wife. and Henry Noler "A
Harriet hts wife, heirs OF John Nul-r 10.
ceased, Stephen Daigarn aud BalbAfl i,
wife, late Barbara Ailstsdt, " idow of Dai Al
AllstaJt, deed, and Jacob Allstadt, par.I
Aiistsdi, Eiikabe IN Allsfadt, and John Hen
ry Allstadt, children and heir &c sad ia.
mel AIlstaet, deceased, Ann Newton NJ
Ter. and Sarah Griffith Molcr, iniant childre,
and heirs Of George Aoler, deoe4sr', All
Colin Aud, DrTk>t Asgs,
IN CHANCERY.
IN hs Circuit Superior Court # Lar ana
Casaesry Of J.gersOa County, iH IirsiniI
VENUE above named plaintiffs hereby CIV,
IL notice TO the above namcd defendant,
that on Friday tie lith day OF March newt,
az the house OF John A. Hamilton. N u,
county OF Aliegany, IN the State of Mar,iart
the said piaiuufs will take the aepo>itiou q.
the said John A. bamilton, To be read a. ty-
dence in suit now depending in the Circu,
Superior Court of Law and Chanccry Of Ief-
ferson County, IN Virginia, between the aJova
named plaintiffs and the above named Gefrn.
dants.
Feb. II, ls3t.-5t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-13
WIN for Rcnf.

'ENHE MERCHANT MIL m shephsrl~
town, belonging 20 ". - shepherd s.I
bel for rent alter the lifst day % Jsly ntAt--
For terms, apply a. tie subscriber 80 -asy
herdstOwn, Virginia.
FL LIE. 81.
FEB 20. i-3t.-2m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-13

1NiIR business carried on under the firm Of
- Brown Il DAVIS, will be conducted for
the future by the subscriber, who ole ~ for
sale, on the most pleasing terms, The follow
ing articles
ken's fine white, black and brown Hats.
from Al 30 10 500; do. seal and cloth Caps
Mems tine Boots from Si.7j 20 . 50. do.
Water Proof do. BrogAnsi Boys fine aud
coarse BOoiees aud Shoes, Childrens Lea
iher aud Morocco shoes and Boots Ladies
Lasting, Morocco, Seal and Md do. Ladies
Calf-Skin shoes and Cater Boots Misses
Caii-skID, Morocco, Leather aud Lasting
shoes. Also, HAIR and Fancy Trunks. Black
ing Brushes; q coed supply ol Gentlemen
Plain and Fancy Stocks Linen SHIRT BosOms
aud Collars silk Iiandkerehiefs End
RE-iDI-.H.lDE CLOTHLNG,
all Of which tie subscriber - determined 20
sell lower than ever offered before, Tor Cab
OF on = short credit can Rip se~ed gratis j
MILTON J. BROWN.
shephsrd,town. Feb. -. 1894 tt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-13
SEA GULL.
(ILs Thoroughbred Stallion Sad di,fia.
gUished RaeeT,)

Beishcd hGeeT,)
WiLL stand the ensuing season, com.
n'eneisg the 1T Of March ard termi-
nai'ns ihe 1T - July. % Cbsriost0un, IeiTer-
son county, snd MsftinsburE, Berkeley eoup-
" AZ he very reduced price Of sl5, 90 be
d'ss barsed ~ the season so 70 insure =
mare nth Ioali and SO tie single leap 10
DC pad When tbe service . rendered. For
pedigree, performance. &c see hand-b,ns
FEB. -, ls1i--'r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-13

ERSONS WHO are indebted o. ihe late
~ bra 81 Brow g. DAVIS, are potihsd that
Their accounts have been placed o. the hands
of ~ John WysonE uf this place ior colicc.
tiOu and settlciucut, os to BE- closed w note
MILTON ,. BHOWS.
shePherdstowa. heb. l3. ls3f--n.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-13

HNEOM the mail coach, somss here be-
u twesn shspherdstown sud Winchester.
90 Friday the 5ih INST q snail buneis 81
PRINTING MATERIALS, supposed 10 con.
tam brass ruie and soHe other things 4 sdt.
abe reward Will be- pad TIE hnder on o. lev.
rfibg the bundle II Tbs of.ee.
ROBINSON 4 HOLLIS
Nnginian Office Winchester.
Isb Zr. l-9l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-13

"A SIT q half-Paisnt STILLS, hat vi
"A bear comparison with any oihers
holding 30 gallons esch-Worms. Stands
sc. Also, pair of MILL BURR sTONEs.
: ieet' md hu, litile worn aud 20 or 30 Stii
Tubs.
Having no nse Tor tho shove property,
Niil give great bargains, aud take in payment
negrOes, good paper. or ihs cash
WILLIAM e BURNS
Leefown. jefferson GO. Z q,
S0r 81, l-.7.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-13
ron RENT.

V'HE IlOJ 81 aud LOT 81 present 10 ne
occupancy o. Oliver Sloan Possess,oa
gwen on the let Of April nsEt Apply %
WM tiOOFf.
TebfnarH 6. 1894
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-13
500 ACRES,

500 ACRES,
One-fourth clothed in fne Timber, and Is
hn-ly ~atcred-the Charlesiown run passing
through the centre Of it--an'I there ing al
so upon Il several never failing springs.
This Farm has never been tenanted out;
but for the last ten wears has been GUILTY. atcd
with an almost exclusive view to the i'm.
prorcment Of the soil; yet, at thu same time,
II has yielded during that period an average
crop OF 1900 bushels of Wheat, or between
25 and 10 bushels TO the acre. and proper
tomato quantity Of corn, and other usual pro-
auctions Of \ farm. Ia point Of richness and
fertility Of soil, I believe IL TO be unequalled
by any other tract Of land in this county. u
Is peculiarly adapted TO the production OF
wheat, its surface being oven and undulating,
and we'll cleared OF rocks and breaks.
There arc upon Il two large or AnnDA
,CHARDS containing great varie-
~ Of fine and carefully selected VB
FRUIT TREES.
The right OF water upon the stream, Tor
some distance above the premises, is the pro-
pcrty Of the owners Of this land, and will be
included IN the sale. ! am induced 10 con-
slider It valuable ,inasmuch as have frequent
ly been offered high price for II.
The proximity of this Farm TO the Chesa-
Peake and Ohio Canal, TO the Winchester and
harPers-ferry Rall-Iioad, to the Shenandoah
Flour Mills, aud 10 Charlestown-its presen
high aud profitable state Of cuit,s Walton, toge-
Their with its unlaIling streams Of water, JUS
tify INC in the assertion that il is far the most
desirable property offered lately for sale in
this vicinity.
The buildings are comfortable k<a
Brick Dwelling, Kitchen, House for m
servants, and Meat-iIouse, u COM sss
modious Log Barn, Corn House,
Granery, Carriage House, and Ice-iIouse.
The whole tract has been lately enclosed
by post and rail and plank fencing
IernS-One-fourth or one-third in cash.
the balance in deferred payments, arranged
with regard 10 the convenience Of the pur-
chaser.
IL Is DESTROYS 10 make an early sale.
q will be found (if not seen in Charles
town. at the residence of my mother.
GEORGE w. HAMMOND.
Jan. l6, 1884
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-13
PEDIGREE

PEDIGREE.
JOHN RICHARDS was by the great Sir Archy (;
his dam was by Rather (sometiines called
Raitie-Dot DIR. Thorntons.) Rather was
esteemed IN this country no less as a race
morse than Stallion he was several Tunes
winner IN this state North CaroliLa) when
n colt, aud subsequently in South Carolina,
particularly at Charleston; he was by the
old imported horse Shark; his dam was the
celebrated race marc Lady Legs, who was
also the dam OF the unequalied race horse
Collector; she was by the imported horse
Centinei, her dam by tho imported horse
Fenrnousht, out Of a mare that was imported
by MIR. Randolph of Virginia. His (John Rich
ards's) x. dam by the old imported horse
Medley, his G. &. dam by old Wildair, his G.
& s. dam by Non Pariel out Of an imported
mare. Sir Archy John Richards sire) was
by The imported Diomed, out Of the imported
mare Castianira-she by Rockingham out Of
Tabltha, Rockingham by Hishfyer out of Pu-
rity, sister to Pumpkin; Purity by Matchem,
out OF the old Squirt mare, who produced II
COILS were never trained, , died young,
and the other IL were good runners The
above Is In my opinion a correct pedigree Of
John Richards; for further information refer
10 The stud book. "JoiiN ID. AAiiS."
Extracts from .ur. BeIa Badgers letters iri De-
GENDER, 1882
- John Richards colts from blooded mares
bid fair TO make good four mile horses. I
have one, called the Fly ing Dutchman-I have
run three mile races, all Of which he won,
beating Mr.. 6teyens's celebrated Black Maria,
Johnsons'S NuIlIiier and others. Betsy Rich
ARDS, ms full sister, has won, moro than per-
haps almost any other nag in Virginia al all
distances. saw the trial, n single 4 mile
heat, between Joan Richards, Betsy Rich
ards, Childers and Sumpter-Be,sy Richards
was next To John Richards in the trial. and
she forty yaTds btkind. Heary did no, run in
the trial, because John Richards and himself
were owned by the same man, had alvay.
been trained ia the same stable, and Il wa.
known John Richards was the best of the
two. This trial decided that John Richards
should run the great match against f. eclipse.
out becoming lame, Henry was substituted. {"
" John kichards has very few good blooded
mares, and not moro than three or four of
t0fe among fhem, and those within the last
three seasons, not one Of bis mares has PRO
dneed better runners by any other horse,
where they have been trained. The dam OF
Tue Flying Dutchman waS considered n good
hay miie mare"
ErfrGcfs from .iIr. John -. .IE5s's /orvnrr Of
~ frehgl letter 70 .Sfr. Beia BddYc,-, az r.
6rHdTy, 1876
cannot forbesr expressing regrets al his
(John Riohards) having left this section Of
country, as am already Of opinion that he
was at least fair candidate TO succeed hi,
sire (su Archy.) II - the opinion Of many
that Henry Is his suPerior--but am psrTei-
" satisfied to the contrary, not only from gem
erai observation, but private trial made Of
lhem oheH trained By me, in which John Rich
ards eYinced great Superiority"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-13
EOr ERen1.

1NIE House and lot. lately TIE pror,~
n Of Hugh Wilson, near the P..,.,a,...
meeting house, ga Che. ,sttowb. Tos Al.
'',t'' aaIP'} ~ THIS Oiilr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-13
Valuable TOscR Property
FOR SALE.
WILL. offer, At public sale, on Saturday
Il the 18th Of March next, my
Store HOySe and Tof

Situated an the most public part Of town
The House ~ of brick, two stories, % feet
by IS. The Store room is finished i'm the
best and most convenient manner, and is said
TO be one Of the best in the yalley-sItache
to % Is a counting room Of convenient size.
The above House, with a small expense,
can be converted into dwelling.
Terms made known On the day Of sale.
u the above property should not be sold.
It will be for RENT for one year from the
lst day Of April next.
ISAAC n. CARTER.
ShepherdstoWn, Feb. 90, 1884.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-13

The terms, will not be entitled TO the priv
leges- JOSIAH WA. WARE.
Frederick city, March 6, 1894.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-13
SIR W'NE9cr ScOg1.

THVllls beautiful, thoroughbred horse, sir.
n ed by Monsieur Tonsom, dam by SIR Ar
ehy, out oi the dam OF sally McGee, Is now
at my stable 10 stand the Spring season.
This y the same bay colt, by Monsieur Ton
sou, at years old, ~ iDnor u the stalI,onstake.
at Trse-iIili, beating Mr.. JoI,nson's Hue Bird
~hO won the $4,000 sweePstskes, 4 miles
OUT over uhe OLion course, Long Island, and
others. Also, winner OF lle stallion stake.
at New Market, beating Mr. Botts' Douglass.
(by johanna, Qua Of the dam of Collicr,J To-
oaceOhis'' and others, all distinguished race
horses.
Pfd'grss srfsndsd in JuH, performance, &c.
TM Be gfrsn - dee lins
The Monsieur Tonson stock stand higher
"a the es,ih,stion of Mr.. WIN. X. johnson.
uian any other stock IN toe United states. m
references 10 that fact, I give an extract from
Mr. JohnsOn's advertisements
Feb. q, I-3f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-13

WE Co-PartDcrshiP heretofore existing
= under tho firm Of Brown s DAVIS, was
dissolved on the first day OF January, 1884, BY
mutual consent. All persons indebted TO ,he
firm will please call on Milton J. Brown and
pay their respective accounts. n t - impor-
tlnt that the business should be speedily
closed. MILTON J. BROWN,
THOMAS DAVIS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-13
ToR SALE,
I'll Valuable Tract Of L0nN.

ry shepherd, Van Swearingen, and Others
The Improvements are two DWELLING
HOUSES, BARN, and all neces- $3.50
sary buildings, fine APPLE Or
CHARD, and q large never-failing ~
limestone Spring near one Of the -
farm houses aud barn. There is also a .arge
stream of water running through the centre
of this farm, aiiording one Of the finest water
privileges IN the State Of Virginia for water
works, such as q merchant mill cotton or
woollen factory-the latter Of which is much
wanted in this section Of the Siate-this site
being surrounded by enterprising farmers, oil
OF whom are wool growers TO a considerable
extent. This land has been tcnanted and
hard run for the last 30 years, without the
aid Of clover or plaster; aud potwiths tanding
these disadvantages, the crop raised on this
farm last season, was not surpassed by any
ia the county Of Jefferson. The land on each
side of the creek is we'll calculated for first
rate meadow, and at little expense, one
hundred acres Of good timothy could be m ade
II the above property be not sold pit private
sale, by the 18th of next month, (kiarch,) IL
will, on that day, be offered, az public sale,
before the door OF Daniel Entler's tavern ia
Shcpherdstown. Should the property not be
sold at public auction on tho 18th of re1t
month, will then rent il by the acre To the
highest bidder.
HENRY BoTELER.
Feb. II, l634.-ts.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-13

. 'boH'isur T0Hs0ns colts have sold AZ very
high prices. saw their Improvement. bs
having bad lest fell more winner. than the
get OF any other horse ia America. The bss,
evidence however, 81 toy opiuion Of h,n,. Il
Mat paid, last Nssember, Tea n0u,sna
Dollars Csh for him.
W. " JOHNSON
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-13
I'm e.rceVent Oil Mil,
TWO COhMODIOUS
DWELLING HOUSES

TWO CoNMoDIoUS
DWELLING HOUSES,
The yards and garden Of one Of them highly
improved--together with several out-build-
ings Of different kinds.
further description Of said property is
deemed inexpedient, as the purcha,er will OF
course view u for himself. IL Is confidently
believed, however, that the various unusual
advantages, arising from its proximity TO the
two great works OF internal improve mcnt, the
abundant supply Of country hides from the
Harpers-Ferry market, the water power, &c.
combine to render il the most eligible pro-
perry OF the kind, for a person or company
with good capital, to be found in the coun
~.
The property, being unsuited 10 the occupa
ton and management of widow and young
children, will be disposed Of on very reasona.
Die terms, both as 10 price and extension of
credits.
For further particulars, apply either TO John
Frame, at iIarpcrs-Ferry, or 10 Andrew Hun
ter, in Charlestown, Va.
Nov. 4, 1883.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-13
Look at This
II Host yafMdbfe Farm
rnR QAY.E-

1T Az authorized 10 sell. at private sale, the
n FARM now IN the possession of my mo-
Their. (Mrs. Ann n. llsmmond,) and upon
which she resides.
This tract Of land is within hsG mile Of
Ch a rlc.fnNn conia aims ahnni
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-13
PUBLIC sAI.E OF
VIE U.ABLE L.R.V.D.

V:RkU.RRLE L.R.V.D.
NoR sale, 4 Tract Of Land, known rs syl-
n van Grove, IN Berkeley county, Va, iy-
ing near Mill Greek, aud containing about
400 ACRES The land is Of limestone
soil, and equal IA fertility TO any in Berkeley
county. II has n sufIioiency Of NO I'd land for
all necessary purposes and there is on the
premises, q good Stone Dwell
ling HOUSE, - feetby -, with lima
convenient stone kitchen, and akl
family room adJoining--as also,
dairy, good log barn, with a shed extend
ing entirely around Il a smoke house, car
risge house, and zee house. There u also q
small Orchard Of choice FRUIT, SnARA
aud beautiful avenue Of locust
trees from the great road 10 the
house. Por information in regard
TO terms, sc. application may be made 10 Dr.
George u. stephenson at iIarpers-Ferry, or
10 !. X. Douglass at CharlesioSn.
" the above Land be not sold AZ private
sale, previously 10 the lst day of March Court
next. tthe ID Monday,) Il will, on that day.
be sold At auction, To the highest bidder. be-
fore the Court House door IN Chsrlestowp.
| Feb. -, 1854.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-13
Prom .,fr. Ba.fyrr,, o.I,r-ti,cr,-r,.

WV -sH. bGftScT sastSFts@rFlrFft.
"John Richards will be Is years old the
ensuing spring-a beautiful blood bay color,
with black legs, name aud tail, star ia thu
forehead, l6hands high, of q remarkably 6ne,
indeed iaulticss figure, Astounding .n bone and
sinew, with full, bold chest, and in point Of
strength unexcclled by any horse in the 4.
States. John Richards, rs will De seen by
tho following letter from WIN. u. Johnson,
ESQ. Ga embcr Of the senate Of Virginia twas
originally selected, qffer trial from all the best
horses, OF the South, 10 run the great match
race Of $50 900, milo heats, against Eclipse;
but having accidentally injured one Of his
fore-feet, It became necessary - substitute
Henry In his place"
Richr-sHd, ia. LUNAR ., 1926.
arm GLAD you have got safe home sith John
EicssTsis, and HAuch pleased that on the on urr
OF 90 fine horse, although I most sincerely ~isli
tc could have resnsiu~d IN Virginia oac scsson,
that might have p,It my mares to INN. John
kiehards got injured early aud When 30 Dung
that the public has not had opportunity of form
ing opinion OF his ercr.icnre ~ y racer. have
i'sd f~r sid full Nay OF judging OF hin, having
trained him with many others, ia or,l,r Co make
u selection 10 run the great and celcbrated match
with Eoiipsc; and hesitate not TO say that lac -
decidedly my ehoiee. aud that had he remained
sound, he would most Internationally have run
the Sinfch-as from y trial made st New market. n
day or two before my departure Zoe Long Island
hc eri t'aiy ~zs the best ia my STABLE This tact
tox,ther With his spP-aranee sn,l blood max
h'", Al my ol',nio., = raiisa6ke sfaillsn- Wil-
ing you success ith him, am, respectfully, your
uOst obcdient.
WILLIAM II. JOHNSON"
-''John Richards, Betsy Richards, Henry Chill
'.rs, Sumptcr aud Washington, (by rimoleon, }
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-13
WILLIAM Il. JOHNSON. >

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Jan. 9, 1884.

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Ia the County Court,
Hiram CooHtz and Aun his wife, late Ann Rome.
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